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Radcliffe Seniors Choose Officers
Radcliffe has elected its officers for the Class of 1968. They are: president, Diane B. Balter of South House and Rochester, N.Y.; secretary, Sherry G. Leeright of North House and Cheyenne, Wyo.; and treasurer, Sandra R. Clark of North House and Sheridan, Wyo.
Agents are: Beth L. Pollock of East House and Chicago; Anita E. Herman of North House and Cambridge; and Marcia B. Kline of South House and Annandaleon-Hudson, N. Y.
Representatives are: Susan H. Schildkraut of East House and Morrisville, Penn.; Mary M. Kemeny of North House and Elizabeth, N.J.; and Ferrell B. Page of South House and Garden City, N.Y.
Radcliffe Class Marshals will be elected in February.
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