Baldwin School - Prism Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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 “It’s Ume, it’s love that makes the world go ’round. Elizabeth Anne Hawkins “Betsy” Vice-President of Riding Club . . . sausage- like curlers . . . laughs like a dying chick- en . . . Camp Hill . . . Horse Shows . . . freckles . . . weird pajamas . . . alarm clock set for six, barely gets to breakfast . . . seen with Anne . . . exhibitor’s parties . . . “If I can't have beer, get me a large vanilla coke” . . . wears her heart on her sleeve . . . in constant stale of confusion “Friendship is the most important of man’s possessions Judith Heppenstall “Judy” “Dith” Very dependable . . . level-headed . . . Penn . . . beautiful hair . . . pierced ears . . . Cotuit . . . baseball . . . olive com- plexion . . . from the sublime to the ridic- ulous . . . motherly . . . an understanding, reliable friend 24

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“Not that I love studies less, but that I love fun more ’ Alice Jean Halzell Alice Jean” “A.J.” Thoughtful and sympathetic listener . . . understanding . . . riotous experiences . . . jazz fiend . . . frank ... “1 just murdered my grandmother” . . . dizzy . . . twin room- mate . . . What time is it?” . . .imagina- tion . . . May I borrow your ...?”... Kubla . . . Puhlease” “There is no virtue as honorable as sincerity Cynthia Harper Cynthia” Cindy” Literary Editor of Annual . . . one an- other” . . . sense of style . . . sincere . . . little sister Claire . . . that all-knowing look . . . cynical, but not a cynic . . . doodles and listens, too . . . quiet . . . artistic 23

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 Early to bed; early to rise.” Anna Carleton Hunt Anna” Gray knee socks . . . Yes, that’s right” . . . conversationalist . . . nocturnal feasts . . . rushes around . . . little brother Bishop . . . hair bands . . . always behind an open book . . . salmon pajamas and plaid bathrobe . . . light cuts . . . It was here a minute ago” . . . one year girl Maiden of the laughing eyes; share the smiles with me” Leeanne Hunter “Lea” Infectious smile . . . Head of Contempor- ary Club . . . barber of distinction . . . Someone blundered . . . coal for Klaus . . . Secretary of Service League . . . sophis- ticated New York apartment . . . heart of gold . . . off-key renditions from Miss Me Kate” . . . sincere . . . Wisconsin summers with her five little girls” . . . ardent fox- hunter and poet . . . mimic . . . Je ne comprends pas cette langue de barbare” . . . enthusiastic 25