Barlow School - View Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

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Stacey is always here, everywhere, all the time. This passionate witch with wispy locks comes and goes with the independence and unpredictability of a cat. She has the lusty foie de vivre of a Fielding wench, the often mincing wit of some Shakes- peare character, the romanticism of a Georges Sand and the cynicism of a refugee from the Lost Generation. She's hardly lost in this mad abundance of spirits, her mischief, absent-mindedness and wild sense of humor are always amusing, and her particular talent for adjusting her temperament to any situa- tion, indeed, commendable. You always feel you'd like to catch her and pin her down for a second, like a cloud, it is nearly impossible. stacey elsa mcglone

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todd iameson vaughan Todd hides nothing in the pockets of his blue ski iacket except a few cans of Coke and pipe tobacco, he never has anything up his sleeve. His amiability is so open that the first time you meet him, it feels as though he has been your friend for years. Todd doesn't keep to himself al- though he is somewhat reserved. You'll find him anywhere on campus, standing off in a corner, and should he catch you off guard, click! and you're shot with the lens. He regards the situations around him with ap- propriate humor or gravity depending upon the circumstance. He maintains remarkable calm and tact, never in- fringing on any one's concerns. He always makes excellent com- pany and will go along with any activity whether it's a hike, a seminar or a Saturday evening escapade.

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WOI1 hyuck chang M xc W If X , ' , ,-1, ', .-. w ,L . ff ' x xxqf ' My 1 f Y f E :W my , f , , ' 357 l H Eifliil l ilWli'llrll'lf p 1 ,M '. -460' r Q.. Q-J..a...y Won is a responsive and highly respected person. He applauds the accomplishments of his friends and commands their admiration of his work by his disciplined behavior. Perser- verence is Won's greatest asset, and he sel- dom departs from seeking the goals he has set for himself. First, we may stand in distant awe of Won's mature coordination between his work and his ideals, shortly, Won's warmth, manifested in that wide grin, draws us closer to want to understand him. If you should become subiect to his affec- tions, his friendship is worth a thousand ac- quaintances. Perhaps you are envious of Won's sober intentions, and never-faltering endeavors, indeed, it takes a very strong per- son to uphold Won's obiectives in life. .IV '51