Baldwin School - Prism Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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LAURA MARYLAND CARPENTER BLINN Sparkling eyes, consistent vivacity, ac- companying an alert and very perceptive mind, with a subtle tongue and agile wit, she is never at a loss for words, and at ease in any company. These give Lollic the charm of a lovely coquette. Lollic is artistic, with her dramatics and stunning English papers. J O ANN MARY BLOCK ’I C o -- -------- 0r% Chubby is different and loves it. Hall- way between the childish and the ma- ture, each one crops up occasionally. She has a lovely voice and lives for two dreams—to sing in opera and to return to her beloved Switzerland. She's fas- tidious about her appearance and spends hours dawdling with make-up. An un- usual hair-do, an unbelievable appetite, and a sly sense of humor. Her favorite occupations are eating and heated in- telligent discussions on a variety of in- teresting subjects.

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 'VSLUX. J myX N VviX Xfc Vujji . Va Kw V a • , .,• ’ KATHARINE MARIE BATES Sparkling blue eyes, a mop of “honey- bunch curls, and a dusting of freckles across her nose fit in with Kitty’s viva- cious personality. She’s always ready for fun and is a wonderful | erson to swap problems with. Often late, she’s to be excused because the Annual, Class meet- ings, and phone calls keep her very busy. We’ll all remember her special expres- sion of inquisitive charm and the pep that is contagious when she is about. MpUJN u A . CV' LUCY SCOTI BERGLAND, VJ vA Big Lulu” — Yes she is a “lulu” through and through (now don't get the wrong idea, but she is) tall, and zowie what legs! Is the best of fun at all times and dotes on being persuaded to do things—she always wins out too! Spends her free time reading the high literature in Collier’s and Good House- keeping. Never fails to be the first to lunch—at all times; gives up dessert for three heaping helpings of everything. Spends much free time making plans for trips to the north woods. Lulu also heads our gray team and is active on several squads, swimming being her best. We love her. We call her homely.

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BARBARA BRUNING Pale blonde hair, perl nose: bursting uproariously into wild gales of laughter, Bruning is an addition to anything and everything. A good dancer, she struggles vainly to learn and recognize orchestras —a hopeless task. Tall and slender, she looks superb on a horse. She is con- tinuously expressing her loyal feeling for West Virginia, desired or not. Her un- usual spontaneity and practical joking make her unforgettable. ANN BURDICK Burdick continually has a question in her voice and in her eyes. She’s very friendly and is trusting to the point of being gullible. A wonderful athlete, she excels in practically every sport. Beau- tiful curly brown hair atop a very good figure—deep suntan against white of a teiifliis dress, f