Baldwin School - Prism Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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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

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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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ELIZABETH EMILY BYRNE Buried every evening under a stack of books in the library. Turned-up nose, cloud of black hair. Her Hying fingers are often found on a keyboard- cither typewriter or piano. Her am- bition at the present is Wellesley. Betty’s a little flirt and her clothes are a rain- bow of color. cV' ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Conscientious, hard-working. Betty still finds time to circulate between Cor- nell and Virginia. Lovely expressive eyes reveal her marvelous disposition— and does she need it in her suite! Beau- tiful jewelry, candle light. Mais Oui, and flowers are an atmosphere in which Campbell revels.