Indeed, the artist chose his basic red and red-brown color tones from the earth around the building and from the brick of the adjacent campus structures. The title of Miss Harrell's book came from a commencement hymn which first appeared in the 1914 Edelweiss. Jean Reed , Archives Specialist Queens College has a proud tradition of noteworthy alumni. A quick review of Queens' graduates since the 1950s show that many have made their mark in their careers and communities. Many records of accomplish-ment derive from Queens' strong academic programs.
Able women abound.
In far-away Borkina Faso, Africa, Suzanne Manzer, '88, runs the Catholic Relief Services. Here at home Caroline Myers, '55, has been the founding Executive Director of Charlotte's Crisis Assistance Ministry. That is only a taste of the remarkable record of graduates from Queens. Clearly, many of these graduates take advantage of their education. Visit us again to learn more about the College's productive citizens and exceptional lives gleaned from the Alumni Office and Everett Library's Archives.