Baldwin School - Prism Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1957 volume:

The 1957 Annual Published by THE BALDWIN SCHOOL THE CLASS OF 1957 Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania o Plain and Fancy Yesterday, a friend of my mother's Said, Dear, where do you go to school ?” And I answered, Baldwin.” And she said, What is it like?” And do you know, I could not— I truly was unable—to tell her? I thought of it first as a building An ugly, Victorian building A beautiful, ivied building A modern, impersonal building The victorian-ivied-modern building connected By a passageway frightening to run through at night With grotesque shadows And steam from the kitchen Making strange designs inside and out. And inside the building there is increased complexity. Inside are people, collectively, and people, individually. Inside Did the bell ring? Are boarders Yes, get up Whose lives are divided You haven't got much time And subdivided never have much time By bells, into school We get those tests back And gym Are there Fundies? But given forty minutes A division, only forty minutes, but complete— The people will do different things, though the division is the same. Did you get the sheets? Then he said and I said and he said— Darn it you didn't clean the— Come on, there’s the bell— And the daystudents Whose clothes carry in the cold Have now also to answer bells. Goodbye, mother, I’m late— Dear what time— don’t know, I’ll call— 4 In the classes they are together, Daystudents and boarders, But they are different. The refuge of the boarder is the bell. She’ll never get to we before— The refuge of the daystudent is home. I’ll skip gym today— haven’t done my— 1 should have stayed home— Maybe she can’t— 'Way too long, I— And the sudden, respectful silence: Class has begun. At lunch there is talk. How do they expect— Applied to Vassar— This again? Do you want your ... And after lunch another class, two more classes. Before the mass indignity Of waving one’s arms up, down, up, down. This is the most stupid Why can’t we ...? But even so, you are proud (Who couldn’t, at that school ?) To be smart enough (Sure, it’s hard!) And tough enough (Is this only supposed to take an hour?) And though you hate chauvanism You are not a man without a country. Come on Baldwin! What’s the score? The woman was still waiting, politely. Well,” I said, It’s just a school.” She looked a trifle blank. I like it,” I added lamely, And she said she was glad. I was desperate, and asked, Are you coming to the concert tonight? It should be lovely. I’m wearing—” But she was looking at my grubby uniform And my awful shoes that I forgot to polish, Unable to reconcile the Plain with the Fancy. It’s come as you are,” I said, And left her standing. 5 To the Class of 1957: At no time in history has the world offered opportunities as great as those open to your generation. Mankind is beginning to realize that all men are created equal, that national rivalries are unprofitable, that from wars only Pyrrhic victories result, that if any group of the human race is depressed, ill-fed, ignorant, all mankind suffers. More and more we are bound to the fortunes of all men. The simultaneous advances and discoveries in scientific knowledge in various parts of the world are a further illustration of the essen- tial oneness of man. If the force of these truths is fully accepted, the possibilities of human progress are boundless. How then can mankind in this wonderful age find leadership and the right direction? I believe this exists in the power of indi- vidual character, the invincible force of high moral principles main- tained in every relationship. The man who does his best to live by these has an influence far out-weighing any human mistakes he may make. Basic to the development of this kind of character must be the conviction that honesty is the mainspring of all right human rela- tionships, whether personal, public, or international. In school the honest effort to do your best, to use the many and varied opportuni- ties, to achieve growth through correcting your mistakes, to persist under difficulties, to face the test of classroom and school respon- sibilities with the determination to give unstintingly all you possess to the undertaking—this is the beginning of establishing a firm character. You learn to avoid the snare of comparison with the results of others. What matters is that you yourself are growing, that you are gaining strength as a person who can use her powers, intellectual and personal, that you are striving to mould your character accord- ing to the highest principles, ignoring the temptations to do less than your best, to take the easy way of dishonesty, carelessness and selfish- ness. Many of you have come far along this road. As you leave sec- ondary school and start out on a more adult and independent phase of your life, self-appraisal is essential. How well have you laid the foundations of your character? Are you striving to develop moral courage? Upon your answer to these questions and upon what you do to strengthen the weaker links in your character will depend the happiness and success of your life. Rosamond Cross To Mrs. Cross You had become a part of our lives. Your warm, under- standing smile lightened our spirits when responsibility seemed too heavy. You gave us confidence when all effort seemed futile. After a long, hectic day, your serenity and peace of mind comforted us. For all the many things you shared with us, although you are no longer with us, we wish to express our deep- est gratitude. 8 9 Catherine B. Pabst It is no vague generalization” when we say that our class has had a wonderful adviser. We are grateful to Miss Pabst for many things”—as specific illustration, we refer to her help in time of trouble with the selection of our class ring, the design of our sky- blue blazer, the composition of our song, To Ivy-covered Buildings Tall,” our presentation of senior skits, and the creation of Plain and Fancy.” These memories are inseparable from those of twinkling blue eyes . . . Once over lightly” ... the bookbag overflowing with papers . . . and Now class XII!” . . . the encouragement, the enthusiasm, and the exuberance with which Miss Pabst guided the Class of Blue from ’51 to ’57. 10 Officers of the class of 1957 Left to right: P. Bowden, vice-president; S. Mollenaur, president; L. Faylor, treasurer; J. Sloane, secretary. Class Song—1957 To ivy-covered buildings tall, where friendships have been born; To goals so highly raised for us, to which our lives arc sworn; These are the ties of loyalty to which we ll always cling As we, the class of '57, our senior song do sing, our senior song do sing. With joyful strains to Baldwin's name The song of blue we raise; To truth and strength and loyalty we dedicate our praise, we dedicate our praise. So swiftly has the time passed by, preparing us to know The separate ways we each must choose, when from these halls wc go. The senior bell peals forth its song, its strains are loud and clear: They symbolize the standards high the class of blue holds dear, The class of blue holds dear. With joyful strains to Baldwin s name The song of blue we raise; To truth and strength and loyalty We dedicate our praise, we dedicate our praise. Miriam Neff Adam Mir When a woman reigns, the Devil governs” Informal living . . . organization plus . . . older men . . . They haven’t caught me yet! . . . forever raising one eyebrow ... A squad everything . . . never gets any sleep . . . hard worker . . . mature . . .good-humored . . . uninhibited . . . opera lover . . . discouragingly intelligent . . . brother, Bill . . . knows the whole Main Line . . . Cornell . . . always busy . . . that knowing leer . . . Penn . . . Sarah Crawford Anderson Sally” Happy Idiot Laugh and the world laughs with you ” Yes, its me and I’m in love again!” . . . boys, boys, boys . . . kind ... blond streak . . . black Olds . . . true friend . . . Service League . . . W. F. . . . Buck Hill . . . always singing . . . sincere . . . V. F. M. A. . . . The Clan” . . . nerve-wracking laughter . . . Georgina Valerie Avery Ginnie” ' A little wit has pleased me more by half: I didn't come to learn, I came to laugh ” Tantalizing eyes ... the gondoliers . . . Willie . . . stubborn . . . La belle derriere” . . . china-doll look . . . gesticulates . . . muti- lated glasses . . . pushes sweater sleeves above the elbows . . . eighteen going on twenty-two . . . an accent with fifty-seven varieties . . . 12 Taylor Southgate Barnett Tay” ”One day in the country is worth a month in the town ” Magnolia transplanted above the Mason Dixon line . . . Let me tell you!” . . . dramatic . . . gracious grin . . . organizer . . . 'Oh, spit!” . . . gold-freckled pink skin . . . Cohasset . . . gardening . . . commuter . . . everybody’s cousin . . . Reason is the mistress and queen of all things Literary Editor of the Annual . . . tiny waist . . . Service League . . . ”1 really did terribly.” (Ha!) . . . sarcastic . . . world traveller . . . frank . . . devilish ... A real pistol!” . . . sense of humor . . . commissioner . . . work camps . . . Oh, come on—” . . . Priscilla Bowden Pris” 'That’s nothing to what I could say if 1 chose!’ replied the Duchess Vice-president of the class . . . Duchess . . . Europe with the Brownlows . . . Just a bit. . . . expressive eyes . . . I’m in a foul mood!” . . . the misunderstood look . . . subtle sarcasm . . . music lover . . . How plebeian!” . . . French fries ... I am organized, aren't I?” . . . pigeon-toed . . . Art Editor of the Annual and Hourglass . . . Pris and Sally . . . 13 Patricia Ann Bray ‘Tat” The friends of my friends are my friends. Lots of pep . . . President of the Contempo- rary Club ... a smile for everyone . . . Annapolis . . . organist . . . Chinese bathrobe . . . letter-writer . . . Not always an angel.” . . . thoughtful . . . sports enthusiast . . . . . . many boyfriends . . . resourceful . . . Honey—” . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . lyrics of class song . . . Septipus Rex . . . Nancy Logan Cady Nance” Was there ever a woman so fickle? Vivacious . . . West Point . . . Well, what do you do?” . . . erratic . . . Buick . . . You just can’t imagine how sweet he is!” . . . younger brother and sister . . . white bucks . . . artistic . . . Really?” . . . infectious laugh- ter .. . smoker . . . constantly combing hair . . . scientific . . . another commissioner . . . Booper” . . . Winn Irwin Chambers Winn” Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also the love of humanity J. . . . public transportation back and forth to Merion . . . quiet, until she gets punchy . . . Germantown Friends . . . four years is a long time . . . But I want to go out this weekend, too!” . . .smart and works hard . . . worry wart . . . concentrates anywhere . . . that sug- gestive Hummm” . . . future surgeon . . . interesting sense of humor—always laughing . . . gold ship . . . nothing but real jewelry and French perfume . . . Judith Andrea Conner ' Judy,” Jac Blessed is he that expects nothing, for he shall not he disappointed ” That car! . . . Zelda . . . independent . . . the before and after . . . Hunk” . . . music (and the cello is not here intended) . . . sophisticated humor . . . serious—at times . . . Shawnee . . . brother, Clark . . . The Big Four” . . . It's a sold” . . . Oh, really? Well— ... the third floor . . . those long- lost tresses . . . Sally Rose Cook Sally” It is not necessary to know anything of a subject in order to argue about it” Editor of the Hourglass . . . chewing gum . . . I've got a problem! . . . feminine wiles . . . Well,obviously!” ... I have one hour to do five subjects! Har! Har!” . . . Boticelli's Venus . . . confused checking account ... I hate responsibility!” . . . the innocent blue eyes . . . illusions of sophistication . . . When I get to Med school—” . . . occasional bitter sar- casm . . . Sally and Pris . . . Eleanora deBranges Nora” Only the artist, or the free scholar, carries his happiness with him.” Summers at Martin's . . . looks terrific in a tunic (!) ... WellU” . . . quiet and very artistic . . . limpid brown eyes . . . Paoli Local . . . non-smoker . . . beautiful, naturally curly hair . . . sympathetic . . . oriental hand-writing . . . clever posters . . . French ancestry . . . 15 Jane Develin Dev” I’m no angel.” Yale . . . beautiful clothes . . . Plymouth . . . independent . . . always with Winn . . . brother Bob . . . scientific . . . Nantucket . . . Service League . . . lovely hair, eyes, and smile . . . Slenderella . . . parties . . . white bucks . . . Elizabeth Marshall Dickerson Betsy” ''You know I say just what 1 think and nothing more or less.” Chorus . . . Chatauqua . . . captain of Soft- ball . . . manager of the hockey team . . . three day socks . . . 'Hey, lend me some money, eh?” . . . sense of humor . . . East Aurora. N. Y. . . . horses, horses, horses, and more horses ... I just CAN’T study, Sandy!” . . . seen with Cowan ... A chocolate milk shake with an extra scoop of vanilla, please.” . . . Athletic Asociation . . . Cornelia Earle Nina” Never run after a man or a train—there will always be another one along. Crimson tide” . . . prefers southern gentlemen . . . Blue Monday”. . . legs”. . . Ellen, don’t you dare!—O.K., you pay to have it cleaned.” . . . foot perpetually in mouth . . . Hey, sweet Nina” . . . I’m not fixin’ to” . . . deep voice . . . chubby paws” . . . dubious capacity for champagne . . . Princeton . . . 16 Elizabeth Ann Eberhard Betty Ann '77 walk where my own nature would be leading—it vexes me to choose another guide. Malt tablets for a quick lift . . . well-informed . . . reader of the New York Times editorial page . . . California! ... on her wall, a map among the pennants . . . I'm down half a pound!” ... all that’s Canadian . . . Nuts” and the Gu-nuts” . . . Am I that bad, really?” . . . knitting and French grammar . . . Glen Miller and Chopin . . . Lucretia Russell Farr Lucretia” ”Life is just one damn thing after another” Artistic . . . horses! . . . chignon— All my own hair!” . . . island paradise . . . green Plymouth . . . individualist . . . independent . . . new house . . . baby sister, Martha . . . pessimist . . . procrastinator . . . old hound dog, Jack . . . seen with Hildie . . . Sarah Lynn Faylor Lynn” More good may always be made of an energetic nature than of an indolent and impassive one.” I was really clutched!” . . . class treasurer . . . But I wrote in my little black book that I’d do it at 9:57 %!”... captain of the basket- ball team . . . hours in the library . . . friendly . . . Not all the great boys go to school in the north!” . . . thoughtful . . . cups of hot tea . . . football enthusiast . . . always helpful . . . long and frequent laughs . . . dependable . . . 17 Ruth Carol Federman Ruthie,” Fed” Ttvas her thinking of others made you think of her. Harvard and countless letters . . . food packages . . . I'm starved!” . . . unusual situations . . . I love Paris (?) in the springtime!” . . . Guess who called?” . . . Head of R. P. C. . . . A. B. member. . . Literary Board of the Annual . . . early riser . . . Judy, get up!” . . . mis- chievous . . . that front lock of hair with the cultivated wave” . . . enthusiasm . . . sen- sitivity . . . expressive eyes . . . Elizabeth Wilma Fenning Beth” You cannot put an artist's day into the life of anyone but an artist ” Seen with Sandy . . . interpretive dancing . . . Charlie Chaplin bath . . . artistic, musical, and creative . . . pixie bangs . . . gourmet . . . stuffed animals . . . dramatic . . . the unmistak- able laugh . . . incessantly doodling . . . straw- berry sodas . . . modern art . . . apt remarks . . . potato chips and mustard . . . Barbara Feroe Barbie” Good things come in small packages Takes life seriously . . . shy?? . . . never with- out pretzels and tasty cakes . . . thoughtful . . . Sunnybrook . . . beautiful voice . . . searchlight by bedside . . . hard worker . . . petite . . . Glendora . . . hearty laugh . . . male cor- respondents . . . glasses, a necessity . . . Hill School . . . serenely quiet. . . 18 Barbara Joan Fine Barbie” A just man walketh in his integrity Head of Council . . . co-captain tennis team . . . enthusiastic . . . amazingly patient . . . dead-pan humor . . . 'Here, now!” . . . high ideals ... the will to succeed . . . unselfish— What can I get you at the food-store?” . . . worker ... the resourceful mechanic of 308 . . . Rosmary Ross Fine Posie” '7 love not a man, no not I!” Black watch plaid . . . geometry, geometry, and more geometry . . . rapid-fire diction . . . Lester Lanin . . . sparkling Burgundy and black olives . . . Brooks Brothers look . . . sporty . . . great for detail . . . talks with her hands . . . absent- minded . . . That’s nifty. . . . Lihp.” . . . daily visitors . . . She conquers all with quiet charm and quiet efficiency Secretary-treasurer of the school . . . carpet- tack-and-eggshell walk . . . The crux of the matter is—” . . . quiet determination . . . full of subtleties . . . sensitive . . . resolute bridge player . . . naturally curly hair . . . What a roar!” . . . considerate . . . quite intelligent . . . Mary Elizabeth Geittman ‘’Meg” Her bright smile haunts me still” President of chorus . . . blonde bombshell . . . Food-store” call . . . perfect pitch . . . radiant smile . . . naturally curly hair . . . attracts the opposite sex . . . Army forever . . . frequent pillow fights . . . white sailor hat . . . gets around the rules somehow . . . Wisconsin . . . weakness for golf pros . . . Villanova . . . party girl . . . Sarah Ann Gibbons Sally It’s not the law to fear, but the judge.” The endless giggle . . . Europe with the Brown- lows . . . Trinity ... I mean artist. . . unfinished socks . . . extrovert ... the short bob . . . Oh, it was dear! . . . fluttering eye- lashes . . . Tyrolean hat . . . The judge” . . . perpetual foolproof schemes . . . music-lover— all kinds! . . . I Elizabeth Aners Gummey Libbie, Lib” Laughter is little more than an expression of self-satisfied shrewdness.” Literary Board of the Annual . . . two gyms a day . . . embarrassing nervous habits . . . Jen . . . natural blonde ... the Veronica Lake look . . . Marilyn . . . Oh, Lord! Why don’t you make me a star!” . . . He’s a dear.” .. . You’re golden, man! . . . funny . . . cynic . . . The fair Miss Frigidaire” . . . piano Annie . . . Maine . . . bicycle enthusiast . . . Y.P.S.L. . . . riotous mother . . . 20 Deborah Ewing Gunther Debbie,” Deb” Even though vanquished he could argue still ” Always impeccably dressed . . . twenty-two inch waist . . . innate musical talent . . . Good night shirt!” . . . overpowering vocabulary in constant use . . . When in doubt, quote Shakespeare! . . . organ playing after dinner and study hall . . . chorus . . . glances down when she walks . . . the Easton shore . . . quota- tions from Shelley . . . dream world . . . Ruth Estelle Hiscox Ruth” Lead such a life that you can look any man in the eye and tell him to go to Hell. Always listening to records . . . extravagant . . . spiritual . . . two pair! ... I hate that modest . . . easily snowed . . . gesticu- lates . . . Ivy-League circuit . . . epicurean . . . beautiful smile . . . petite . . . tennis fiend . . . one Chesire Cat in the moonlight . . . Katherine Margaret Howe Kathi” What is lawful is undesirable; what is unlawful is very attractive” Gourmet (those fried grasshoppers!) . . . avid sports car fan . . . conscientious . . . Ya know—” . . . frozen ear lobes . . . worrier . . . constantly in light-cut . . . habits! . . . sincere . . . Haverford . . . one year girl . . . unex- pectedly bohemian ... the other Cheshire Cat in the moonlight . . . Hildegarde Hutcheson Hildy” This above all, to thine own self be true Lovely voice . . . chorus . . . musical mother . . . Swarthmore . . . practically a boarder . . . Presbyterian fellowship . . . absent-minded— “What did I do with my bookbag?” . . . natural blonde . . . brains . . . midnight oil burner . . . Contemporary Club . . . Cape Cod . . . seen with Lucretia . . . Phebe Wakefield Hutchings Pheb,” Phe” Why should the Devil have all the fun? Radical . . . licorice . . . real early-risings . . . Come to the point!” . . . sarcastic ... cat music . . . She’ll have an absolute cow!!!” . . . always cool, calm and collected . . . Heh, heh.” . . . Geneva (Switzerland?) . . . Well, how should I know?” . . . independent plus . . . naturally curly hair . . . sympathy when it is really needed . . . expressive eyebrows . . . sports! . . . subtle sense of humor . .. Judith Ann Jayne Judy” Born with success, she seems with grace to win all hearts Head of Service League . . . I’m ti-red!” . . . Hockey Captain ... 'I want to get snowed!” . . . candy pinwheels by the dozen . . . nine year girl . . . I’ve got sooo much to do!” . . . roaring twenties actions . . . wrinkled nose . . .. grunts . . . southpaw . . . Mir, I’ve-got a problem! . . . Christine Chandler Jones Christy” An artist should have more than two eyes. Always making posters . . . Will you listen to me!” at the top of her lungs . . . Europe! . . . honey hair ... a unique giggle . . . talent galore . . . Martha's Vineyard .. . Baldwin since second grade . . . fights with little brother . . . always jolly . . . expressive smile . . . slender . . . peanut butter and bacon . . . always willing to help . . . Carolyn Kinder Carolyn” Man has his will, but woman has her way ” Southern gal . . . flirtatious . . . What was that?” . . . big brown eyes . . . Business Man- ager of the Annual . . . constantly typing . . . vivacious . . . Light cuts are against my prin- ciples, my health comes first.” . . . witty . . . nonchalant . . . attracts white Jaguars . . . gin rummy expert . . . Head of Christmas Sale . . . frank . . . bursts of laughter at the wrong moments . . . talks endlessly . . . Elizabeth Lamaroux Kreitler Libbis ”Money burns a hole in my pocket ” Secretary of Commission . . . responsible . . . silly . . . twinkling blue eyes . . . loyal friend . . . Switzerland . . . Tschau, tschau” ... the Black Monster . . . I’ve already spent next month's allowance!” ... scatter-brained schemes . . . millions of males . . . friends around the world . . . active participator . . . Susan Moyer Kulp Sooz” There is no virtue as honorable as sincerity The Big Four” . . . sincere . . . Hourglass . . . brothers, Jon and Charlie . . . petite . . . Renni Bond . . . blue Buick convertible . . . Dickinson . . . laryngitis . . . beautiful eyes . . . Tach” . . . Camp Red Wing . . . loyal friend . . . Well, my dear cigarette and lifesaver . . . steak sandwiches . . . Helen Pogue Laird Helen” Few things are impossible to diligence and skill ” Natural blonde from Louisville (Louavul) . . . animal cracker fiend . . . purpose of demi-tasse defeated nightly . . . Now seriously, you all” . . . letters still to be answered . . . Mother Helen” of the Riding Club . . . intelligent . . . those bells . . . Don’t panic!” . . . swimming team . . . artistically creative . . . perfection- ist .. . SUZETTE HOWER LEMMON Susie” He who laughs, lasts. Black Thunderbird with an original monogram . . . athletic . . . large family . . . always smiling . . . Lake Placid . . . skates beautifully . . . photography editor of the Hourglass ... not short any more! . . . hockey camp . . . black hair and freckles . . . 24 Dorcas Anne McDonald Dorkie” Never was there a saint with red hair ” Oh, how frustrating!” . . . atrocious spelling . . . 7:29 86 riser . . . Everybody always bums my cigarettes!” . . . friendly . . . I’m going to tint my hair tomorrow!” . . . freckles . . . baby turtle necks . . . But, y’all, I do know how to play bridge!” . . . quiet sense of humor . . . Elizabeth McEldowney Lisa” How much better it is to weep for joy than to joy at weeping Golden hair and golden earrings . . . sweaters . . . Cinderella ball . . . letters from Germany and Holland . . . folk songs . . . violent blusher . . . Mortimer, the mole, for good luck . . . stuffed dogs of assorted variety . . . helpful . . . favorite mount Louise . . . Alice MacAfee Alice” In quietness is her strength Quiet . . . Sunday school teacher . . . worrier . . . Beach Haven . . . younger brother . . . Well, I just don’t like him.” . . . energetic . . . hot fudge sundae . . . shy . . . constant coffee drinker . . . understanding . . . Maybe I’ll learn to drive next year!” . . . nice smile . . . 25 Jane Stewart MacKinlay Janey” There's a good time coming!” New Orleans, here I come!” . . . exercises . . . great sense of humor . . . Bott. . . gorgeous red hair . . . bangle bracelets . . . goes wild over sports cars and impressive names . . . pleasant disposition . . . That’s the way the ball bounces—back and forth!” . . . Mercers- burg summer school ... in charge of the lost and found . . . seldom serious . . . painted nails . . . W. and L. . . . Marianne Edith Maldonado Marianne” Whoever loves true life will love true love. Puerto Rico . . . those summer parties . . . I’ve just got to lose some weight!” . . . positively blue hair . . . long sighs in studyhall . . . President of the Spanish Club . . . Mar- riage is the cure!” . . . talks with her eyes . . . naive sophistication . . . Fito . . . Harvard . . . beautiful clothes . . . dangerous fits of laugh- ter .. . Margaret Shannon Mayher Margie” To see her is to love her, and love her forever” R.P.C. . . . makes fast friends fast . . . soft clothes in loud colors . . . bashful look . . . seen through clouds of smoke in the playroom . . . West Point . . . southern belle . . . Metho- dist choir . . . loyal . . . Hey, man!” . . . beau- tiful rings . . . enormous fuzzy slippers . .. spas- modic diets . . . alto . . . 26 Marilyn Virginia Miller Marilyn Talk not of wasted affection; affection never was wasted” Ruffled pink night cap . . . fascinated by psy- chology . . . Literary Board of the Annual . . . the drawl. . . Oh, barf! . . . sweet disposition . . . loves music—from bop to classical . . . Vice-president of the Con temporary Club . . . optimist . . . freckles and pretty dark eyes . . . Susan Eleanor Mollenauer Sue” Men may come and men may go, but I go on forever” Class president . . . dates, dates, and more dates . . . Cape May . . . those eyes! . . . frank . . . Penn, Yale, Amherst, etc. . . . cute clothes . . . Oh, dear!” . . . stubborn and independent . . . chorus . . . older brother Jim . . . intelligent bargains, ha! . . . telephone calls—minimum two hours . . . dependable . . . She had a head to conceive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute mischief.” The laugh . . . nearsighted poodle-lover . . . Tonto . . . It’s not that I do more, it’s just that I always get caught. . . . inane ills . . . tyrannical soccer captain . . . Laugh? I thought I’d die!” . . . My hair is only one color!” . . . Can’t I be scintillating?” . .. 27 Linda Grover Pearson Linda” Nothing ever inter feres with my work unless £ something comes up. Wf Lena . . . Oh, unhappiness!” . . . ruthlessly MWs W blunt and unsentimental . . . sweaters . . . ’ | Perfectly dreadful!” . . . tiny feet . . . com- f pletely noncommittal . . . Europe with the Brown lows ... 1 dunno.” . . . absolutely ’ W tone-deaf . . . eyelashes . . . Capezios and Lanz dresses . . . I’m just petrified!” . . . little flur- ries of excitement . . . cuz” . . . Sandra Heath Pollack Sandy” Women endowed with remarkable sensibilities enjoy much: but they also suffer much.” Short knee socks . . . beaucoup de glasses . . . sincere . . . worrier . . . two different worlds . . . handsome wardrobe . . . moody . . . bridge fiend . . . streamlined . . . seen with Beth . . . constant nibbler . . . Idjit” . . . Hysterical!” . . . reserved . . . Elizabeth Anne Prideaux Liz,” Pridoodle” She will lie, sir, with such volubility that you would think truth a fool.” Wasp waist . . . Push the mermaid into the bush” . . . button-down shirts . . . Dilys, buy me a sus-prise!” . . . the anchor . . . University of Minnesota . . . Come on, baby, and let the good times roll!” . . . stunning sheaths which everyone borrows . . . back-to-nature nighties . . . sensitive . . . T.G.I.F. . . . Carol Dorothea Reading Carol” The only way to have a friend is to be a friend One year girl . . . warm smile . . . buff colored bathrobe with college seals . . . instant coffee and very early risings . . . forty-minute phone calls . . . I’m in a perfect daze!” . . . Exeter stickers on everything . . . Poochie” . . . Lay down your arms!”. . . 1 wisht . . .feet on the ground . . . ex-cheerleader . . . everybody’s pal . . . Ann Tweedy Reed Ann,” Tweedy” She has made a thousand friends Head of Commission . . . worrier . . . sweet, sweet, divine understanding . . . pipes ... I can’t stand it! . . . rocky, brainy brother Bill . . . Lebanon valley . . . con- scientious ... I don’t know it!” . . . hair twirler . . . darling” . . . meticulous . . . you all” . . . Sunday School teacher . . . Just one of those things” . . . constantly singing . . . butterflies and bunnies . . . Carolyn Lambeth Reynolds Renni,” Reynolds” Sarcasm is the language of the Devil Athletic . . . scientific . . . smiling . . . wild driver . . . loyal . . . Chestertown, Md. . . . enthusiastic sister, Jane . . . tales of hockey camp . . . plaid cap . . . frank . . . Secretary of the Service League ... Business Manager of the Hourglass . . . precise . . . Well! . . . 29 Dorothy Donnan Robertson “Pinky” Reproof on her lip, but a smile in her eye Head of school . . . red hair and blue eyes . . . “Listen!” ... the knack of tempering justice with mercy . . . patient . . . laughs at herself . . . rock and roll exercises . . . golfer . . . Haverford . . . the grin . . . neat t . . friendly . . . always poised . . . Norfolk . . . the right clothes for the right occasion . . . Karen Rose Tw'esor” Tis not my talent to conceal my thoughts, or carry smiles and sunshine in my face, when discontent sits heavy in my heart. The Big Four” . . . beautiful clothes . . . Westtown . . . bad back . . . jeep with a personality . . . lovely legs . . . The flower of the underworld” . . . biology . . . Vicky . . . New York accent . . . Moo . . . individuality . . . the Quarry . . . Hey, doll!” . . . distinctive eyebrows . . . temperamental . . . Ellen Fitzgerald Shutze Shutze” Hell is empty and all the devils are here. Song leader . . . Gradoo . . . Disgusting, Pinky!” . . . sweaters . . . weekly phone calls . . . Draw me a tub.” . . . Dorothy Dix . . . Cut off the light.” . . . T.W.B. . . . Y'all wait on me!” . . . 30 Janet Sloane Janet” Patience is the companion of wisdom” Princeton . . . perfectionist . . . football . . . quiet in school, but ... I don't see how” . . . Lake Winnepesaukee . . . those cousins! . . . Perry and Pat . . . dark brown eyes . . . You know Mother! . . . true friend . . . Love Those Sermons! . . . stubborn . . . sister, Peggy . . . Class Secretary . . . Sancha Slocum Sancha” Lafling is the sensation ov pheeling good all over, and showing it principally in one spot Service League . . . sense of humor . . . Family! . . . good-natured . . . Nichols Junior College . . . Contemporary Club . . . distinctive glasses . . . I just don't know!” . . . flustered . . . motions with hands . . . quiet speaking voice-in class . . . Barbara Speer Barbie” Laughter does not seem to be a sin, but it leads to sin.” Blue Chewy . . . lifesavers . . . smoker's hack . . . practically a boarder . . . Oh, neat!” . . . very sarcastic . . . literary genius ... the turned- up collar . . . maniac behind the wheel . . . divine record collection . . . Taft . . . posture class forever ... Lit Board of the Annual . . . 31 Sallie Frances Sun Sallie Wisdom and sincerity walk hand in hand ” Lit Editor of the Hourglass . . . I’ve lost my Vice-president of the Debate Club . . . sincere . . . perpetual worrier . . . five feet of confusion . . . lace-trimmed uniforms . . . serious moods . . . spurts of infectious laughter . . . But I've got to study! . . . understand- ing .. . Joan Rosella Taylor Joan To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence Lehigh . . . fabulous weekends . . . worrier . . . frank . . . spontaneous laughter . . . Roland Park country . . . tall and striking . . . Gibson Island . . . expressive eyes . . . Stone Harbor . . . You look awful! . . . On their own merits modest men are dumb. Head of the Athletic Association . . . early to bed and early to rise . . . frequent visits from her sister .. . appetite for athletics . . . Advisory Board member . . . Oh, that wretched thing! . . . writes notes to herself . . . ready laughter . . . friendly . . . conservative . . . lovely eyes . . . unmistakably English . . . extremely neat . . . good student . . . tackles job with enthu- siasm . . . Jennifer Ann Thomas Jennifer” 32 Brenda Joan Ullman Joansie” I would be your friend and have your love.” One year girl... friendly ... that well-groomed look . . . beautiful clothes . . . Oh, honestly!” ... the laugh . . . debutante slouch . . . talks constantly . . . cheerleader . . . dramatic . . . poses . . . Honey-chile!” . . . sports cars and dixieland jazz . . . social butterfly . . . Joansie- isms . . . Stella Wand Stella” ” Modesty is to merit what the shade is to figures in a painting; it gives it strength and makes it stand out.” Sustained by lifesavers ... I had a bird!” . . . Chinese slippers . . . delicate . . . May I ask you a question ?” . . . determination . . . the alarm clock . . . hard worker . . . Oh, you barbarian Philistine!” . . . uncontrollable gig- Mary Anne Whelan M.A.” To be independent is the business of a few only; it is the privilege of the strong.” Baldwin's Dennis the Menace . . . laughs so hard she cries . . . Judas Priest!” . stands by her convictions . . . witty repartee . . . My grandmother s awkward too, but she’s old.” . . stubborn . . . stories about the faculty mem- ber that nobody liked . . . procrastinator . . . By golly!” . . . vivid imagination . . . Now come on, kids!” . . . cryptic sense of humor . . . Editor of the Annual . . . 33 Dilys Barbara Winn Dilys” I am clever and have no scruples in declaring it; why should I?” Publicity manager of Contemporary Club . . . red pixie feet . . . T.G.I.F. . . . fetching” . . . Don't I look studious? . . . I’m witty, charming, scintillating, sophisticated, intelli- gent,, debonair, and erudite!” . . . perverted sense of humor . . . loves Sinatra and Dach- shunds . . . Buy me a SUSprise!” . . . Pennsylvania Hospital . . . Literary Board of the Annual . . . brother rat. . . Barbara Anne Wright Bobbi” Ah me, how weak a thing is the heart of a woman!' Secretary of Council . . . O.D.T. . . . brothers . . . sentimental trinkets . . . minutes . . . clothes, clothes, clothes ... her Baldwin” scarf . . . sympathetic . . . But what will I do?” . . . Sentimental Journey” . . . apparently con- scientious . . . forever typing notes . . . Then he said, ’n I said, ’n he said very friendly . . . extremes of mood . . . Jane Ward Yohe Janey” There's a language in her eye, her cheek, her lip. Chautauqua . . . Gilbert and Sullivan . . . Lanz dresses . . . cider and cheese . . . To keep body and soul together.” ... a mouthful of Chiclets . . . News Editor of the Hourglass . . . working girl . . . independent . . . rosy complexion . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . willing to take a chance . . . Q.O.Z. . . . expressive . . . In Memoriam This page is given by the class of ’57 in remembrance of Tony Rambo, an active and enthusiastic member of our class from 1950 to 1952 who, we feel sure, is still graduating with us in spirit. 35 Senior Data Name Pet Peeve Secret Passion or Desire ADAM, M. Getting up for school To be a foreign spy ANDERSON, S. People with no sense Naturally curly hair AVERY, G. of humor La belle derriere Censored BARNETT, T. People who can eat To roller skate down what they want the passage BLUM, R. Stupid people To be coordinated BOWDEN, P. Cheerleaders To have a letter BRAY, P. My cushion sweater, too! To make up my mind CADY, N. That first step out of Chocolate eclairs CHAMBERS. W. bed Sticky scotch tape Fur CONNER, J. The steps up to the To be able to spell COOK, S. biology lab Intolerance towards Grape gum deBRANGES, N. gum chcwcrs To be as thin as DEVELIN, J. People cheerful in Audrey Hepburn College Men DICKERSON, B. the morning Superficiality To ring the Residence EARLE, N. Breakfast conver- fire alarm at 2:00 A.M. To be on time EBERHARD, B. sationalists People who only take To be first woman to one bite out of a land on Venus FARR, L. piece of chocolate Rock n Roll Fearless Fosdick FAYLOR, L. Lights out bell Men over 6 feet FEDERMAN, R. A sarcastic suitemate To be a chauffeur FENNING, E. People who hate To redecorate the modem art Sistine Chapel FEROE, B. An empty mailbox With the searchlight FINE, B. Pettiness To eliminate FINE, P. Boys who can't dance comments Indian Madras FINNEGAN, J. Mice and centipedes To be a cheerleader Most Often Found Ambition Ultimate Destination Very pressed for time Scientist Outer space Behind the wheel Mt. Holyoke, Smith, Wellesley Podunk U. In a flood of bubbles It's already fulfilled Frank Sinatra’s wife On the third corridor To fall in love President of Lonely . Hearts Club Worrying To be a vamp To be a frump At Brownlows To travel, travel, travel Handing out pamph- lets at the Ameri- can Express Buying presents First girl to graduate from Wesleyan To be a M.D. Unorganized Love and Marriage Heartbreak Hotel Punchy To fly a jet plane Earthbound Correcting English To write a book Washing dishes papers Chewing gum (in That Ipana smile False teeth my room, of course!) Disgruntled To discover the real me! Lion keeper in the Philadelphia Zoo Planning a trip to Yale or To be a sophisticate Flutter-brained juvenile Youngstown Eating animal To live in the West Alaska and lots of crackers and raise horses little Eskimos Where everybody else was 15 minutes ago To write Mrs. James, First thing in the morning’’ Avoiding Morning' Wondering what To know what Professional Baldwin happens next happens next chaperone Somewhere else Dogpatch Dogpatch Consulting a little black book Business executive Clerk in the dimes tore Keeping track of To become a doctor Doctor's wife scores Doodling while To be an artist House painter studying Dance bands Dean of Yale University Janitoress at Hill School In motion To be a good skier Cleaning the slopes In the bathtub— To be a married Unmarried career listening to Ella career woman woman Procrastinating To be an expert bridge player Kibitzer 36 Senior Statistics Most absent-minded Hutcheson Best actress off stage Barnett Best actress on stage Fenning Most athletic Jayne, Thomas Class Clown Gibbons Most collegiate Kulp Comes up smiling Alumnae Most conscientious Fine, B. Most curious Class cynic Whelan Most dependable Most easygoing Robertson Easiest to get along with Jayne Most effervescent Most frank .. English department Most gullible Most imaginative Most likely to succeed Longest line Most loquacious Ullman Most marriageable Hiscox Most mischievous Hutchings Most optimistic .Those with delusions Best organizer Reed Perpetually late Most pessimistic Most sarcastic Winn Best sense of humor Most sincere Most sophisticated Conner Most stubborn Pearson, L. Most uninhibited Most versatile 39 Senior Favorites Pall Mall .................................................Cigarette Lester Lanin....................................................Band Arpege.......................................................Perfume “I’m Beginning To See The Light”................................Song No-Cal.........................................................Drink Anastasia......................................................Movie New Yorker .................................................Magazine Dennis The Menace........................................Comic Strip Faulkner......................................................Author Anything goes!...............................................Pastime Nowhere special...........................................Hang out C asual! Expression Yale.........................................................College Farewell Whenever a drooping hemline needed repair, or a handle fell from the top bureau drawer, if a canary required a baby-sitter” for the weekend, or when we wanted understanding and advice, we had only to look on the Third Corridor or the Third Ell. We could be sure that Miss Brush and Mrs. Ridge would be ready to help. These favorites of ours added much to Baldwin through their interest in the school and in each girl, as well. Since this has been their final year as corridor teachers, we should like to bid an especially fond farewell to Miss Brush and Mrs. Ridge. We do not say simply good-by,” but we add the wish that the years to come may bring you the happiness which you brought to us at Baldwin. 46 Row 1: left to right, C. Gale, A. Giraitis, P. Hughes, B. Quinn, B. Kish, E. Jensen. Row 2: S. Spies, P. Green, J. Pittman, J. Tredennick, D. Cooke, J. Spangler. Row 3: L. Leavitt, V. Cobey, K. Artelt, J. Groff, E. Jacobs, K. Klotz. Class of ’58 Row 1: left to right, N. Green, S. Bunting, J. Levene, J. Corrigan, C. Ramsey, N. Vaughn. Row 2: G. Fehr, M. Lewis, M. Drake, P. Miller, P. McLear, S. Ertel. Row 3: J. Strong, I. Woolman, C. Martin, P. Rainey, N. Jewell, L. Birmingham. Row I: left to right, M. Gaston, R. Weed, C. Winebrenner, R. Van Doren, P. Potters, J. Hudders. Row 2: M. B. Cowan, N. Ratrie, J. Denny, F. Doughty, A. J. Taylor, A. Green. Row 3: R. Chenney, F. Jung, M. Feroe, E. Custer, M. Logan. Class of ’58 Row 1: left to right, C. Roak, B. Faylor, A. Griffin, L. Pennypackcr, A. G. Taylor, K. Davies, S. Pu, M. Van Volkenberg. Row 2: C. Wiley, G. Hcilncr, B. Atkinson, C. Steele, V. Norris, M. Royster, B. Edgerton. Row 3: W. Paul, S. Dana, W. Hammond, S. Normand, A. Barr)', S. Chance, S. Roll, K. Ho. 49 Row 1: left to right, N. Caulton, L. Leonard, D. Hauserman, T. Dickinson, E. Hohner, M. Romig, S. Crowley, L. Jarccki, M. Soden. Row 2: B. Hair, K. Harman, A. Taylor, L. Metcalfe, L. McKelvey, P. Glenn, L. McDowell, M. Lober, S. Farrington. Row 3: R. Dunlop, D. Wittier, M. Edwards, W. Lamb, B. Glenn, M. Snow, L. Reichle, D. Hayman. Class of ’59 Row 1: left to right, J. Reynolds, B. Hansen, N. Duane, J. Sweet, J. Martin, C. Black- man, C. Parkinson, J. Sabina. Row 2: S. Schock, P. Roberts, L. Otis, S. Hanaur, H. Davis, J. Ellis, L. Lafferty, J. Fromeyer. Row 3: S. Gates, L. Beachboard, Y. Rosenberg, C. Muth, J. Scott, C. Rose, E. Tropca, G. Reed. Row 1: left to right, M. L. Leavitt, M. Nugent, M. McGavic, J. Clark, C. Knapp, E. Brcady, B. Knorr. Row 2: R. Rank, M. Rymcr, E. Edwards, J. Cope- land, H. Haslett, G. Stctzcr, K. Van Tine, S. Warnock. Row 3: M. Van Patten, M. Parker, S. Dc Camp, A. Currie, J. Bremer, A. Mclver, M. Mann, E. Rice. Class of ’59 Class of ’60 Row 1: left to right, S. Scott, E. Phillipps, M. Mulford, M. Oerlc, M. Cormeny, M. Rapp, L. Ward. Row 2: G. Coffin, A. Farrar, E. McIntyre, M. Guiler, C. Hepburn, M. Vandcrveer, V. Royster. Row 3: S. Selby, P. Rainey, K. Magee, B. Sloane, M. Campos, G. Mantes-Santes. Row 1: left to right, E. Harkinson, S. Klotz, D. Havens, S. Willoughby, L. Wilde, I. Crowe, C. Lazar. Row 2: M. Skctchley, J. Dorman, C. Corbin, E. Keator, P. Jackson, B. Vaughan, S. Stevenson. Row 3: J. Jones, S. DcMcersman, J. Shay, P. McLear, L. Solomon, R. Powell, L. Jeffreys. Missing from picture, C. Dobbs, C. Ramsey. Class of ’60 Row 1: left to right, J. Gummcy, M. J. Niness, C. Shertz, L. Peirce, J. Sabina, J. Harrison, M. Mullenstein, P. Green. Row 2: B. Trotter, V. Callender, D. Whitmcycr, L. Redficld, M. Connell, J. Kinzer, N. Patton, E. McNamar. Row 3: J. Scott, C. Car- penter, K. Taylor, A. Hammonds, I. Stcphano, H. Rich, L. Thompson. 52 Row 1: left to right, E. Walker, M. Stevens, A. Howson, S. Toro (President), S. Lud- ium, G. Van Stiver, E. Skelton. Row 2: D. Snyder, J. Connally, E. Lawson, M. Sloane, C. Shinnen, M. Mcanor. Row 3: S. Wilkes, C. Scott, F. Fernald, A. Gaunt, J. Hutton, P. Gouldin. Class of ’61 Row 1: left to right, A. DeWitt, C. Heilner, P. Bond, J. Bloomingdalc, N. Bradshaw, M. Homel. Row 2: W. Rambo, S. Kroner, P. Kelly, B. Shearer, S. Caselli, R. Nicholson. Row 3: B. Riday, I. Steele, S. Bispham, L. Zabel, N. Baldinger, Carol Munger. Missing from picture—C. Smith and S. Scrvon. Row 1: left to right, N. Edwards, S. Tatum, A. Eglan, M. Steele, L. Watson (Presi- dent), B. Scott, M. Battison, B. Bobrink. Row 2: H. Selby, M. Heur, L. Sclcox, J. Judovitch, A. Reider, J. Wetherall, J. Wheeler, B. Briggs. Row 3: C. Quinn, B. Pettit, L. Stevenson,S. Bent, V.Trescher, S. Colan, B. Creson, J. Hedges. Class of ’62 Row 1: left to right, B. Off, P. Bradshaw, L. Lane, F. Mann, S. Montgomery, P. Lcwars, A. Teamer, J. Morris. Row 2: C. Higgins, S. Jones, J. Davison, E. Barnett, A. Baird, C. Cater, P. Talbot. Row 3: L. Mulestinc, C. Froystaki, F. Camman, J. Furlong, W. Hendricks, L. West, C. Fisher. Advisory Row 1: left to right, L. Ward, K. Davies, L. Pennypacker, K. Hepburn. Row 2: B. Wright, B. Fine, J. Finnegan (Secretary), D. Robertson (Head), A. Reed, E. Krictler, S. Mollcnaur. Row 3: R. Fedderman, J. Thomas, J. Jayne, J. Sabina, J. Clark. Board I will strive for better student government ideals, both alone and with others. I will uphold the rules of both the association and the school; and, as a leader, I will try to inspire in the student body loyalty to the school and respect for our privilege of Student Government.” Council Row 1: left to right, N. Patton, E. MacNamar, M. Mulford, E. Hohncr, M. Snow, A. Barry. Row 2: P. Bray, M. A. Whelan, M. Miller, C. Reading, B. Fine (Head), B. Wright (Secretary), L. Faylor, J. MacKinley, B. Feroe. Row 3: R Hiscox, D. Cooke, J. Spangler, B. Edgerton, S. Spies, L. Mckclvey, S. Normand, C. Winebrcnner, P. Pet- ters, B. Faylor. Missing from picture—E. Red field. Commission Row 1: left to right, B. Atkinson, R. Blum, L. Kreitler, (Secretary), A. Reed, (Head), M. Adam, S. Warnock, L. Edwards. Row 2: M. L. Leavitt, M. Royster, G. Heilner, R. Rank, C. Steele, J. Copeland, K. Vantine, C. Wiley, M. Nugent. Row 1: left to right, E. Phillipps, C. Hepburn (Secretary), T. Ward (Head), B. Scott, S. Tatum. Row 2: J. Conally, P. Sloan, C. Ramsey, B. Briggs, M. Mcanor, J. Wheeler, N. Edwards. Middle School Commission Row 1: left to right, N. Cady, S. Gibbons, S. Anderson, C. Reynolds, J. Jayne (Head), R. Blum, P. Hutchings, C. Kinder. Row 2: J. Thomas, W. Chambers, S. Slocum, C. Jones, L. Gummcy, M. Adam, J. Mackinlcy, P. Bowden. Row 3: S. Pu, J. Denny, P. Hughes, B. Edgerton, D. McDonald, J. Corrigan, J. Levine, N. Earle, M. Vanderveer. Service League The Service League is an organization to which every girl in the school belongs. It offers all of us the opportunity to help others financially and also by actual work in the community. The funds this year were raised, for the most part, by pledges, the foodstore, second-hand books and uniforms, and a very successful Christmas Sale which cleared over $2,000. Together, these funds amounted to over $4,000 and were divided among different organiza- tions such as Care, The Japanese International Christian University, The Foster Parents Plan for War Children, and the Baldwin Day Nursery. Also, several drives were made to collect money and clothes for Hungary. The community projects supported were The University of Pennsylvania Hospital, The Friends’ Weekend Workcamps, and a Cerebral Palsy hospital. 58 Religious Planning Row 1: left to right, W. Chambers, S. Anderson, B. Speer, M. A. Whelan, J. Sloanc, R. Fcderman (Head), M. Mayher (Secretary), R. Blum, S. Kulp, J. Mackinlcy. Row 2: L. Gummey, L. Pearson, C. Reading, D. Winn, A. Reed, S. Mollenaur, M. Miller, J. Yohe, H. Laird, S. Normand. Row 3: P. Green, B. Wright, S. Gibbons, J. Corrigan, J. Levine, S. Pollack, K. Klotz, J. Sweet, B. Hair, S. Pu, J. Hudders. Row 4: R. VanDoran, B. Kish, P. Hutchings, D. Robertson, C Winebrcnner, E. Rice, E. Birming- ham, B. Dickerson, P. Fine, S. Roll, A. J. Taylor. Committee The purpose of the Religious Planning Committee is to provide each girl with an opportunity to develop her own ideas as she increases her knowledge of religion. This year the theme of the R. P. C. is Comparative Religion. This theme has been carried out by means of speakers, informal discussions and conferences. Eight members attended the Buckhill Falls Religious Conference in February and the one day Conference in April, which was sponsored by the Northfield League. Club members have also organized and presented Wednesday and Sunday evening prayers throughout the school year. An R. P. C. shelf has been established in the library where students may obtain books on religion for either research or enjoyment. 59 Debating Society Row 1: M. L. Leavitt (Head), S. Sun. Row 2: S. Pu, N. Jewell, F. Doughty, M. Lober. Missing from picture: C. Martin, E. Tropea. Social Activities Committee Row I: left to right, J. Hudders. P. Potters (Head), R. Vandcrcn. Row 2: B. Faylor, C. Ramsey. Chorus Row 1: left to right, B. Feroc, J. MacKinlcy, B. Edgcrton, R. Blum, M. Gcitlman (head), R. Hiscox. D. Gunther, D. Robertson. R. Bray, R. Federman. Row 2: H. Hutchinson, S. Gibbons, T. Barnett, P. Bowden, B. Wright, L. Faylor, S. Mollenauer, B. Speer, P. Hutchings. Row 3: A. Barrie. N. Vaughn. K. Davies, D. Whittier, E. Bready, B. Quinn. B. Atkinson. A. Giraitis, S. Normand, C. Wiley, B. Kish, A. G. Taylor, J. Lcvcnc, M. Leavitt. S. Gates, J. Ellis, C. Rose, E. Edwards. Row 4: M. Soden. M. Van Patten, J. Sabina, S. Farrington, S. Chance, S. Dana, M. Logan, M. Edwards, E. Knorr, B. Hair, E. Jensen, J. Copeland, M. Lewis, M. Drake, G Winebrenncr, A. J. Taylor, A. Ellsworth. P. McLear, J. Strong, S. Ertel, S. Bunting, L. Penny- packer. P. Miller, C Gale. Row 3: E. Faylor, E. Jacobs, C. Steele, C. Martin, C. Knapp, S. Hanauer, C. Blackman, L McDowell, A. Currie, M. Snow. Missing from picture: J. Connor, M. McGavic, S. Roll, F. Jung, E. Eberhard, M. Graul, A. Mclvcr, E. Tropea, S. DcCamp. Contemporary Club Row 1: left to right, S. Slocum, J. MacKinlay, P. Bray (Head), D. Winn. Row 2: M. Adam, H. Hutcheson, C. Jones, E. Eberhard, W. Chambers, E. Prideaux, J. Pearson. Row 3: C. Wiley, S. Normand, B. Atkinson, E. Birmingham, B. Kish, P. Green, B. Hair, S. Roll. Row 4: G. Fehr, C. Martin, A. J. Taylor, M. Lewis, M. Gcittman, S. Farrington, C. Ramsey. Missing from picture: J. Yohe, M. Miller. 61 Spanish Club Row 1: left to right , J. Martin, L. Leonard, M. Campos, B. Vaughan. Row 2: S. Anderson, S. Wand, D. Winn, M. Maldonado (Hcaa), E. Prideaux, J. Ullman. Row G' Y. Rosenberg, M. Romig, J. Pittman, G. Matos-Santos, P. Potters. Row 1: left to right , P. Bray, E. Prideaux, J. Hudders, (Head), D. Winn, T. Barnett Row 2: C. Ramsey, R. Van Doren, P. Potters. Hourglass Board Row 1: left to right, C Reynolds, S. Kulp, S. Cook (Editor-in-chief) P. Bowden, R. Blum. Row 2: B. Speer, S. Wand, N. Cady, S. Sun, J. Jayne, C. Kinder. Row 3: J. Yohe, B. Edgcrton, E. Rice, S. Warneck, V. Norris, M. Miller. Row 1: left to right, L. Gummey, P. Bowden, B. Wright, M. A. Whelan (Editor-in- chief), C. Kinder, L. Faylor. Row 2: D. Winn, B. Speer, J. Sloane, R. Blum, H. Laird, B. Ferce. Annual Board Row 1: left to right, M. Van Volkcnburg, A. Griffin, V. Royster. Row 2: J. Jayne, H. Haslctt, J. Thomas (Head), C. Roak, L. Faylor. Row 3: M. Adam, P. Bray, N. Caulton, E. Dickerson, M. Leavitt, H. Laird, B. Fine. Missing from picture: G. Hcilncr, M. Vanderveer. Athletic Association The Athletic Association, new this year, was organized for the purpose of encouraging and directing school spirit, fostering good sportsmanship, and arranging intramural and extramural activities. All members of classes nine through twelve automatically belong to the A.A. The governing board is com- posed of two representatives from each class and the captains from each sport. Numerous activities for the student body have been organized by the A.A. during its first year of existence. Ping pong, badminton, and tennis tournaments have been held, as well as a faculty-student basketball game, and a Field day of inter-class sports. Moreover, a cheerleading squad has been organized, and the existing system of awards has been changed. Money raised during the year by food sales, the Christmas Sale, and the faculty-student basketball game, bought not only awards for the various tour- naments, but also the greatly needed robes for the swimming team. Although progress has been made, only the wholehearted support of the entire student body can enable the A.A. to attain its ultimate goals. 65 Row 1: left to right, M. Gaston, M. Adam, B. Fine, J. Jayne (Captain), Miss R. Funk (Coach), J. Thomas, C. Reynolds, H. Haslett. Row 2: L. Pennypackcr, M. Vandcrvecr, L. Ward, R. Weed, T. Roak, K. Davies, M. Lewis, M Van Volkenburg, P. Bray. Row 3: M. J. Niness, V. Royster, N. Caulton, A. Currie, G. Stetzer, S. Dana, J. Clark, V. Norris. Missing from picture: C. Steele. Row 1: left to right, P. Hutchings, J. Pearson, S. Cook. Row 2: S. Gibbons, E. Gummey, R. Blum, R. Fine, N. Earle, S. Wand, P. Bowden. Badminton Row 1: left to right, S. Lemmon, C. Reynolds (Cap- tain), J. Thomas. Row 2: J. Clark, J. Scott. Missing from picture: M. Vander Veer, P. McLear, D. Rob- ertson, M. Van Patton, L. Bcachboard, R. Hiscox. Row 1: left to right, J. Jayne, J. Thomas, Miss R. I;unk (Coach), L. Faylor (Captain), S. Mollcnaucr, P. Hutchings. Row 2: M. Gaston, L. McKelvey, H. Haslett, J. Fromeyer, M. Lewis, M. Von Volkcnbcrg, E. Faylor. Row I: left to right, N. Green, P. Bray, J. Levine. Row 2: J. Denny, B. Rich, C. Shertz, G. Heilner. Water Ballet Row 1: left to right, C. Winebrenncr, L. McDowell, M. A. Whelan, G. Heilner (Captain), M. Royster, G. Fehr, M. Oerlc, C. Shertz. Row 2: H. Laird, B. Rich, N. Green, L. Reichle, C. Parkinson, L. Met- calf, M. Cormcny, K. McGee, J. Denny. Row 3: G. Reed, C. Callander, L. Thompson, N. Jewell, M. Soden, L. Leonard, M. J. Nincss. Swimming Team Row 1: left to right, I. Crowe, H. Laird (Head), E. McEldowncy, Row 2: V. Cobey, M. Heuer, J. Ellis, E. Jarecki, S. Kroner, P. Talbot, S. Klotz. Missing from picture: N. Duane, E. Ebcrhard, P. Glenn, P. Gruen, E. Hohner, L. Mullestein, W. Paul, J. Wheeler. Riding Club Row 1: left to right, S. Ertel, H. Haslett, J. Clark, L. Pennypacker. Row 2: C. Reynolds, J. Thomas, M. Adam (Captain), J. Jayne, G. Stetzer. Row j: M. Van Volkenberg, M. Gaston, I. Woolman, M. Lewis, T. Roak, S. Dana. Tennis Team Row one, left to right, J. Corrigan, J. Thomas, A. Griffen (Co-captain), B. Fine (Co- captain). Row two, L. Pennypacker, P. McLcar, P. Capron, J. Copeland, N. Mann, J. Sweet. Cheerleaders Left row, J. Pittman, J. Spangler, R. Weed, S. Ertel, B. Kish, A. Griffen, P. Capron, J. Ullman, H. Pridcaux. Right row, P. Bray (Head), A Taylor, P. Davies, J. Denny, J. Levine, M. Mulford. Senior Directory ADAM, MIRIAM 515 Fishers Road Bryn Mawr, Pa. ANDERSON, SALLY 11 Forest Road Wayne, Pa. AVERY, GINNY 125 E. 74th Street New York 21, New York BARNETT, TAY Box 70, Westchester Pike Edgemont, Pa. BLUM, ROBIN 714 Dixon Lane Gladwyne, Pa. BOWDEN, PRISCILLA High Farms Road Glen Head, Long Island, N. Y. BRAY, PAT 41 Elizabeth Street Pemberton, New Jersey CADY, NANCY West Valley Road Strafford, Wayne, Pa. CHAMBERS, WINN 282 Forrest Road Merion, Pa. CONNER, JUDY 252 Merion Road Merion, Pa. COOK, SALLY 505 South Park Street Hastings, Michigan deBRANGES, NORA Upper Gulph Road Wayne, Pa. DEVELIN, JANE Strafford and Eagle Roads Wayne, Pa. DICKERSON, BETSY Laurel Ridge, R. D. 1 Beaver, Pa. EARLE, NINA 1008 S. 32nd Street Birmingham 5, Alabama EBERHARD, BETTY ANN 2110 Devonshire Road Ann Arbor, Michigan FARR, LUCRETIA 122 Rightcr's Mill Road Gladwyne, Pa. FAYLOR, LYNN Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa. FEDERMAN, RUTH 41 Mulberry Road New Rochelle, New York FENNING, BETH 177 Highland Avenue Middletown, New York FEROE, BARBIE North Rosedalc Drive Pottstown, Pa. FINE, BARBIE 825 N. Webster Avenue Scranton, Pa. FINE, POSIE 311 Highland Avenue Clarks Summit, Pa. FINNEGAN, JOY C O Mrs. James Finnegan St. Timothy's School Stevenson, Maryland GEITTMAN, MEG P. O. Box 305 Burlington, Wisconsin GIBBONS, SALLY Zukcr Road New City, Rockland County, N. Y. GUMMEY, LIBBY 1138 Youngsford Road Gladwyne, Pa. GUNTHER, DEBBY Forever After Easton, Maryland HISCOX, RUTH 164 Beach Street Westerly, R. I. HOWE, KATHY 1115 West Sugnet Road Midland, Michigan HUTCHESON, HILDEGARDE 330 Swarthmore Avenue Swarthmore, Pa. HUTCHINGS, PHEBE South Batavia Avenue Geneva, 111. JAYNE, JUDY C O The Baldwin School Byrn Mawr, Pa. JONES, CHRISTY 758 Rugby Road Bryn Mawr, Pa. KINDER, CAROLYN P. O. Box 962 Waynesboro, Va. KREITLER, HJBBIS 1316 Hillside Road Wynnewood, Pa. KULP, SUSY Sandy Hill Road and Walnut Lane Curren Terrace Norristown, Pa. LAIRD, HELEN 432 Lightfoot Road Louisville 7, Ky. LEMMON, SUSY Ardmore Avenue and Tunbridge Road Ardmore, Pa. 72 McDonald, dorcas 23 Walnut Drive Allentown, Pa. REED, ANN 274 Hilidalc Road Villanova, Pa. WHELAN, M. A. 212 Brookbend Road Fairfield, Conn. McELDOWNEY, LISA 3308 Rowland Place, N. W. Washington 8, D. C. REYNOLDS, CAROLYN The Mcrmont (P. O. Box 352) Bryn Mawr, Pa. WINN, DILYS 179 Rector Street Perth Amboy, New Jersey Mac A FEE, ALICE 110 Quaker Lane Villanova, Pa. ROBERTSON, PINKY Box 313 Norfolk, Conn. WRIGHT, BOBBY R. D. 3 Hanover, Pa. MacKINLEY, JANE McConnellsburg, Pa. MALDONADO, MARIANNE P. O. Box 127 Bayamon, P. R. ROSE, KAREN Cheney, Pa. SHUTZE, ELLEN 3111 Arden Road, N. W. Atlanta, Georgia YOHE, JANIE 137 E. Washington Avenue DuBois, Pa. MAYHER, MARGIE Plumfield Columbus, Georgia SLOANE, JANET 300 Ithan Avenue Rosemont, Pa. MILLER, MARILYN 2 Llewellyn Wood Johnson City, Tenn. 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