Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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fm JOAN GRISXWOLD West Springfield, Massachusetts Her quiet charm, ever-ready smile. and her bright, twinkling eyes present obvious Clues to ,loan's eflervf-sr-ent personality. Our trim little miss is constantly buhhling over with good will. We missed Joan during: her ahsenwe, hut the energy and vitality she showed on her return t'om'inr'ed us that she still was our loan. With sincerity as her motto. .loan is assured of sum'-ess in any field which she chooses to enter. MADIZLYN HASKINS Cheshire, Mass.ithusetts ' fi? ff' mf' ..-al' 'hr' A i , ox i , , .it 1 he u is, n , 'mafia , tll ,.. . JI .f- x I 1 4 DSS r , . . . r N at ill Nlll'llf'H, lln- howls A . - IIITIIIIIMN hvillllllll In-IIN Ill Xllllllni. NANCY HAXYKINS XY'cst llalrtfurd, Clunnccticut 4lllllllll.llI4Ill- in lln- worlfl. llll-, url .1-ur-1-, 1. nn: Nunvx X-llltyx l l2Il was 'lumix'-fl with tln Ili lu! ln lvrnnili . Q 4 ' -. .1 'l'Xl'I.ll rw itll-. Fxxrvl .lrnl sin.:-ir, sl: her la-lung lnipynrivss Ill the lnlura' wlnili alrt-ailx 10 is

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DIANE l lfRVlfR Longmeadow, Massachusetts Xluays a smile for ewryoiie- ls llierm' a lwtter way to il.-svrilu' llianm-'f She is the allravtiw. poised young lady who helps out in the Nz-:listi'ai1 s Ulliee, Slit- also talu- an at-tixe part in the Student tfouneil and helps to earn took part in our talent sh JEAN FORBES Bernardston, Massachusetts Someone with her head tilted to one side and an expression of grave eoneern reflected in her fave-thatis Jeannie. Wann and sincere in her interest for you, Jeannie lightens many a heavy heart with her reassuring: smile and tender xoiee. On date night a mild seent of Faberge drifts through the halls-ls it a jazz eoneert again, Jeannie? But before she leaves, Jean whispers a fond goodnight to the manggers of animals on her bed: Darple. the leopard: Roger. the pink elephant: and Skokian, the panda. -Q out inam' of our sr-hool antixitin XM will itmrnibei hu sense of humor and also her loxelx sin Ill' x n s MARILYN GOODREAU Portland, Maine Marilyn Coodreau is our whale and hearty body from Maine. a true Mainiae, dependable as a Maine snowstorm for Christmas Eve, refreshing as the Maine lobster, cap- tivating as the salt sea breeze. Sandy-haired Marilyn is as sporty as Maine's heartiest sailor with her love for the outdoors, She may often he found on the tennis eourt, loudly xerbalizingz her Psyehology notes as she reaehes and swings for a bac-khand. Feeding her roommates to eapaeity uith lJaddy's First National. Inv. goodies is only one proof that her heart is as big: as the Maine woods.

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MARY KliI,I.Y llurtford, Connecticut llurfs lowly singing: ioiet' will ln' t'etin'iiiln'rvtl by all ol us In-re at Ilan' Path. Whitt would lniw been the sud a e of our airgyles Innl Marv not ollered us ai helping hand! Ou-r ii vnp ol eollve at l'l'll'lllllVS or in Ml' , .Q 0' llarlu s lfnalish rlass, Mary willingly disrusses polities W.. or vlvwrly dexises new droodlvs. llvr inimitable wit, voinbiinwl with her quiet poise and nies' looks, nialws her , 9 thi- ln-st of friends. LIS KNUDSEN Viborg, Denmark A deleetable little pieee of Danish pastry is found in this xery busy person of l.is Knudsen, who left her ancient i-ountry. Denmark. to risit with us at Bay Path. The unforgzettable at-cent and her charming personality make NN us envy that land of old eastles and Hans Christian '05 Andersen. In her room. one can find a eorner devoted to the display of interesting objects reminiscent of Copen- p --g.,-if hagen. and there is always a tin full of strong. blaek Fi' liquoriee for all to attempt. A summer of trial and error in Maine lSay. Lis, how long did you look for that elbow-grease'?t provided her with an opportunity to learn more about the American way. A trip to her native land is a possible thing of the near future. but Lis has an open eye for the wonders of Greenwich Village and her Z- f ' Ameriran citizenship. ,, Q s, K it fl - IFN' 'Pr W NANCY LANE ' ' , Wcthersneld, Connecticut n Nanvy is her little home town's eontribution to our Class, and a very valuable one at that. As president of the dorm, she has made, with her sax'oir-'faire, a eapable leader. Ninn-y is wry often seen with her knitting bag: at her side, working diligently on that tennis sweater. Alon!! with all her other good qualities, Nanr-y is a true and sineere friend, and hr-r proxerbial expression is, lley, kids .... 'i