Georgetown Visitation School - Green Gate Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ELIZABETH JOAN GRAN DOFF Tampa, Florida Smlulity. I, 2. Berry . . . our sun-kissed classmate from Florida . . . a well- rounded student with high ideals . . . outstanding virtue is pa- tience practised . . . she's artistically inclined to the keyboard and easel . . . laughing personality . . . full of fun, joy, and charm, and doesn't save the latter for spring . . . favorite time of the year: football season . . . the most important accessory to the lnlirmary . . . day outfit: an unfinished sock . . . an even temper that would win a prize . . . striking and attractive . . . will long be remembered through the echo of a drawled Wl1i1t? . ELIZABETH MARGARET GRIFFITH XXfashington, D. C. Sndulizy. I. 2: Post' SCRIPT, I. 2. Liz . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . pinned-up collars, knee socks, and a blue sweater . . . provoker of laughter everywhere . . . pet peeves: 8:15 classes live days a week, tire drills . . . Are your ears pierced? . . .various and sundry hair- cuts-all short . . . conspiracies with her brother supply many after-dinner laughs . . . original clothes with the ability to wear them . . . created Connecticut fad of red llannels on the beach . . . glib tongue talks her in or out of anything . . . knows a little bit about a lot of things . . . I'm planning a neu' cam- paignf' DOLORES MARIE GUIDO NX!ashington, D. C. Snzlulily. l. 2: Intermlliwml Reluliom Club. I. 2: Glee Club. 2,' Crnlfralerrzily of Cfbrirtiuvz Doctrine. 2. Dee . , . live-foot-two with eyes of brown . . . early bird . . . second cup of black coffee . . .friendly smile and helpful hand , . . has a mania for ribbons . . . C.U. booster . . . likes blue Chevrolets . . . lsn't that cute . . . familiar with maps of Wfashington . . . shiny black hair . . .daily constitutional with joan . . . February 14? . . . loves to sing and dance . . . sincere . . . favorite shadow, Toby A . . Ho, ho, thats rich . . . excels in elocution . . . loves hockey . . . G. W. Hospital ganglion . . . 1 uyclllf In Play Home Wfiilz You. I I 1' A

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JOAN MEDERIC FITZPATRICK New Rochelle, New York Sodality, I, 2,' Math and Shadow, I. Vice-Prerident, 2,' Gold Team Captain, 2,' Hockey. 2: Barkethall, 2. Fitz . . . loves her sleep in the upper bunk . . . here comes Buttercup . . . D don't matter, but F do . . . Hey, you kids, don't I have a class now? . . . fabulous story teller . . . wild imagination . . . elfin grin . . . neatness personified UD . . . spasmodic laughter . . . strives for long hair, but-. . . golden earrings . . . sudden outbursts. . . athletic ability . . . a tree grows in Brooklyn . . . unusual expressions . . . speaks German Huently: example, Bonne nichte . . . troubles, troubles, but no worries . . . famous experiences . . . New Rochelle's Chamber of Commerce . . . struggling young scientist . . . September Song. CAROL MARIE FLOREZ Tampa, Florida Sodality, 1, 2. Carol . . . our faithful Floridian . . . exciting trips to New York . . . speaks of her family . . . The Great Debater . . . pet peeves: English Lit and gym . . . passion for perfume . . . independent . . . neatness personified . . . much traveling during the summertime . . . shining hair . . . famous for unique spectacles. . . letters from home every Tuesday . . . exotic beauty . . . exceptionally generous . . . sudden outbursts . . . high ideals and ambitions . . . Hey, y'all . . . interest in languages . . . headed for Marymount . . . lover of stylish clothes . . . Boston booster . . . Manhattan Serenade . . . spark of sophistication . . . All the Thingr You Are. BARBARA ANN FRANK Merion, Pennsylvania Sodality, 1, 2, GREEN GATE, I, 2,' Posr SCRIPT, 2,- Mark and Shadow, I, 2,' White Team Captain, 2: Hockey, I, Captain, 2. B00 . . . those big brown eyes and that friendly Hi there . . . made a good Harvey . . . Oh, I'll never be free . . . You're way too risky, Joan . . . says she has no accent . . . responsible and alert . . . an Old Angler at heart . . . an individual . . . Oh, that jersey-blue Plymouth . . . a true friend and a ready listener . . . loves that boardwalk in Atlantic City . . . noted for her sportsmanship . . . determined leader of the hockey team . . . Well, maybe if we move the closet out in the hall- . . . quietest moment: medical science class . . . incomparable. 10

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PATRICIA SHARP HENNESSEY Wilmington, Delaware Sodalizy, If PosT SCRIPT, 1. 2. Pat . . . one-half of room 19 . . . cool blonde tresses and laughing green eyes . . . those summers at Ocean City and Maine . . . just lives for Friday . . . frequenter of Union Sta- tion . . . what would the Neale Shoppe do without that nightly patronage? . . . mad about Nichelles and clothes . . . can easily be excited . . . forever calling home just to say Hello . . . blushes easily . . . could not live without those nightly phone calls . . . friendly but reserved . . . puts up with her roommate's love of signs . . . plans to spend her future days practising the art of Gregy . . . Vive la Wilmingttmn. MARY ELLEN HICKEY Clayton, Missouri GREEN GATE, Bu.tine.t.r Manager, 2,' Mark and Shadow, 2,' Hockey, I, 2,' Barkelball, 1, 2. I-Iickr . . . striking blue eyes . . . pretzel muncher . . . daily phone calls . . . quiet understanding . . . loyal friend . . . Mich- igan summers . . . a touch of sophistication . . . those English outlines . . . always a helping hand . . . Did you get those ads yet? . . . welcomes snacks from home . . . voguish . . . individualism . . . when it rains, it curls . . . detests hats . . . collection of knee socks . . . the alarm is too subtle . . .periodic house cleaning . . . tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow . . . scufller . . . responsive-responsible . . . Is there hockey today? . . . unconventional . . . la belle femme . . . silence that speaks . . . Where's my pen? MARY ANNE JOHNSON Silver Spring, Maryland Sodalizy, 1, 2,' Post SCRIPT, I, 2. Mare . . . Irish-blue eyes . . . follows the Navy . . . went to Florida but missed that trip to Kansas . . . supports Capitol Transit between Silver Spring and Georgetown . . . trouble getting out of Meadowbrook . . . pet peeve: Is that a fra- ternity pin you're wearing? . . . will be a definite asset to some doctor's office . . . Now what would my two-year-old sister want with my notes? . . . native of Maryland's second largest city . . . wonderful future planned? . . . mile-a-minute behind a car wheel . . . generous . . . ambition: to be stationed near home. 12