Brownmoor School - El Alacran Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Kellogg lay! La Jolla, California Whoa, I say there, Whoooaaa! The streak that iust passed our way was Misty with his rider. That al- ways-laughing, gay, and full-of-mischief personality is the lovable, blue-eyed Peggy Leigh. Pegifer came to Brownmoor in her freshman year. During these four years she has made friends that will never forget her, for she has quite a talent for setting the pace and mood for the group she is with. Along with being the life of any party, Pegifer is one of the most under- standing girls we know, the sort of person whose ready sympathy, sincerity, and good iudgment we can always be sure of. She is someone who will disregard her own feelings and desires in order to make others happy- Peggy has surely proved herself to be the all- around campus girl, tops in sports and in the hearts of all of us. And when we look back on our last year at Brownmoor, we shall see that this bundle of fun and mischief made the year just a bit better for everyone. Thanks, Peggy. The greatest of all healers is good ch Charity Club. . . . Journalism . . . . Bell Staff ..... Riding Club ,... . Dramatics ..,.,..... . , t Glee Club ..........,.. Junior Class President .... Student Council ,...... Home Economics Club ,... . . Juniper Team ......... ..., eer. .. 3-4 l-2-3-4 2-3-4 .2-3-4 1-2-3-4 . . .3-4 . , . . .3 . . .3-4 . . . . .l l-2-3-4

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The reward of a thing well done is having done it. Charity Club ..,. Journalism . .... . Glee Club ,........ Riding Club .... . . . . . . Riding Club President Dramalics Club ..,. Bell Staff ....... Juniper Team . T , . .3-4 . , .2 . .2-3 2-3-4 ...4 ,..2-3 . . 2-3 2-3-4 Dofzot6g2achcq.fa77iwze Santa Barbara, California If we were never to see Lynne again, what would we remember best? The lovely, long-lashed eyes which on occasions can hold such innocence? The laughter which seems always to be the very epitome of happiness? The shining locks covered by a wornout shower cap as she strides toward the smoker after a hard afternoon at the riding ring? No, I think we would best remember Lynne herself - no single aspect of hen, but in a flash we would summon into view the many pleasant hours spent with her, the way she was always eager to help and ever slow to throw stones , the way she was able to ignore the business of others which didn't concern her, in favor of that which did, her true concern for the well- being of others. All this is Lynne! Finally, we would remember Lynne as the good- humor gal who, when examined in retrospect, has the most precious characteristic of all-understanding.

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Life is not the wick nor the candle-but, it is burning. Charity Club .1 . . . - ,3-4 Pine Captain ,,.. .---4-' 4 Pine Team .... r - -2-3-4 rim Phoenix, Arizona Choing in the marshes! A loud clear voice rings out as she comes bounding into the smoker. Goonie , as we all know her, is a much-loved personality to us all, warm-hearted, sweet-spirited, fair. Ann is one who always senses the things which need to be done, and quietly and efficiently does them. With her, actions speak louder than words. She is an inspiring Pine Captain, infusing her fine en- thusiasm and spirit into each member of the team. As a person, Ann is usually very light-hearted and gay, but she has a serious and thoughtful side to her nature. She is instinctively kind and. uncritical and we have all found in her a sincere friend whom we shall never forget.