Barlow School - View Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

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t chin ki chang Chin Ki finds it necessary to work hard at whatever he's doing, if not to appease the needs of his friends or the community in general, then, to please himself. He is astute in the ways of life at Barlow and in his dealings with other people, loses nothing in the translation. In sports, Chin Ki shows diversified interests with seasonal enthu- siasm for soccer, skiing and baseball. lf he has something to say, he never shirks from writing it in the newspaper or standing up in community meetings. In the same way, he urges us to stand up for ourselves, and this encouragement has always been one of his greatest assets.

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Macy is up and down the hill, skipping across the biology room with her text, or dancing on the hockey field with shin guards slapping as she whacks a goal. There is a pretty pout for someone else's problems, seldom is she prone to tears for self concerns. There is always a scarf to knit or a paper to write, she ac- complishes both with unusual dexterity and thoroughness. Although her lighter side is most com- mon to us, she will summon all sobriety and stubbornness to assert her feelings and maintain her pride and common sense. She has a firm sight of right and wrong and somehow we are all affected by her views. Macy not only flatters humanity with her enduring optimism, but her taste for outdoors is great, and she enioys a trek in the woods as well as a good novel. Somehow she manages to enioy both, all the time. margaret macy delong

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Whenever you want simple advice or iust a pleasant hour of light talk, Teddy is there. Generally taciturn and discreet, she seldom criticizes. All the while, she is well-aware of what is going on around her. She's responsive to any kind of fun but when there is work to do, she is a conscientious student. Her stability and that wonderful air of contentment are always necessary and wel- come. ann hodge roundey