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

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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

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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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JOANNE CLAIRE IUERGENS New Rochelle, New York Smlaliry. I. 2,' POST SCRIPT, I, Armciale-Eu'ifor. 2. In . . . New Rochelle native . . . journalistic talent . . . our great agitatorn . . . many moments of daze . . . piano virtuoso . . . intriguing title of Westchester Gypsy . . . novel ideas and future plans . . . saucer-brown eyes . . . smiling worrier . . . craves responsibility U9 . . . pet peeve: study tall kinds! . . . original Hiawatha hairdo . . . Gold Dust Twins . . . surgically inclined . . . cute wardrobe . . . I'm retired. . . . for her diet-there's no tomorrow . . . exceptional friendliness . . . to blush is easy . . . ambitions? . . . oblivious conversa- tionalist . . . Cherry Festival . . . Home-Run Queen . . . im- plicitly trusting . . . tasty nightcaps . . . banjo-eyes . . . But it's the end of everything. MARY LOUISE KANE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Snclalily. I, Fin! C071J'lllfl!7', 2: Stuafenl Council. 2.' Social Chair' man, 2.' Secretary of the Clam, I: GREEN GATE. 2.' H0clPc'y. I. 2.' Barketball, I. 2. Mary Lou . . . Well . . .yes, she is parlor night's mediator . . . surprise telegrams . . . admirers of all ages . . . summers at Cape May . . . shares the moon shine . . undecided now . . . Bread and butter, please . . . M. L.'s enigma, very Irish . . . gullible, not very . . . hypersensitive . . . adroit on the held . . . an accent all her own . . . ethereal qualities. but she can Charleston too . . . fond of hospitals or medicine men? . . . veracity without reservations . . , a museum of souvenirs, par- ticularly letters. PATRICIA LOUISE LA PPE Wfashington, D. C. Sodulily, I. 2.' Iulernutimzul Relations Club. I. 2.' POST SCRIPT, I. 2.' GREEN GATE, 2.' Cmzfmlemity of Clyrixliafz Doclrine. 1. 2. Pal! . . . likes blue, Navy . . . still intends to finish those year-old argyles . . . timely remarks . . . See anybody? . . . loves gossip for her column, Lo and Behold . , . the one they always come back to . . . CCD enthusiast . . . patient . . . blend of generosity and thoughtfulness . . . Let's go out for lunch . . . delights in dancing . . . little Sunday talks . . . eager for excitement when it includes ? . . . I'm undecided now . . . one of the back-row pupils . . . shining expressive brown eyes . . . faultless attire . . . is she sweet! . . . claims she has a serious side, if you can just find it . . . many air-mail letters, I5 ull