Barlow School - View Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

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kathleen ann duncombe Kathy's quixotic moods ren- der generosity and curiosity as her main traits. She'll give you tickets to a iazz concert. Eager to share her warmth with you, she'll lend a sympa- thetic ear and voice to any problem. Varied in her moods and activities, you may find her musing over a Blues Project al- bum, wistfully clipping oft blond strands or furiously scrawling blank verse to the accompaniment of her guitar. Her striking character offers a spark of cooperation of con- geniality.

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ron daniel nierenberg A snorting laugh at a crazy prank, the crunch of a Clark bar and the scutf of his ancient boots might iden- tify Ron to the casual on-looker. Once introduced into his frame of mind, you may find yourself suddenly involved with this interesting fellow. Ron is a conversationalist, his talk is sometimes constructive, sometimes obscure. There is often a slap-happi- ness about his convictions. Often, he has a disarming observation about a person or an idea that one might, otherwise, have over-looked. Every now and then, you may find yourse-lf admiring his unconscious singing or sing fooling around.

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louis iames fishback Lou is one of those peo- ple around campus that is seen but not heard. You notice him in the chemistry lab or the kitchen, stirring up sulfuric acid or pan- cake batter. You recognize him by that striped scarf which never strangles a pleasant hello for every- one. L o u i e participates in everything. He is an avid drama crew worker as well as an enthusiastic Math or History student, always tacit about his problems or his particular accomplishments. But we acknowledge them, when a play has been well- lighted or a seminar, well supplied with his questions and hypothesis. He is a doer and in his own manner, without dis- turbing anyone, he goes about his activities in an admirably calm manner.