Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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'-nf' PHYLLIS LAROCQUE Winsted, Connecticut This tall. Slender girl is a portrait of vulture, pniie :intl wharm: El fashion plate of Frenr-h snpliiktim-utirm. Shi- has il flair for large ecirringis and niiinn-rniif ropes of he-urls, un inflividual tewhnique for nrt. Llllll un r-xr-1-llmit taste for styling. wlif-tlwr Wt'Zll'lIHI il liillnwy skirt or il glamnrolis sheath dress. We often see Phyllis knitting on large wooden needles or hear her ask, What are we going to rlo this wee-k enfl. liitlif' Yet. l'hylliQ rnmiiik more to iw than theke ff-11' tangilile lintw l't'lLlU'. Hein: with Phyllis is to Shure hi-r wurrntli. sinverity. :intl ileliuht- ful sense of humor: knowing PhylliQ is an lllll-UI'Q4'll1llPll' memory, anrl we treaeure he-1' unique l.I'lf'I1fl4l1ll'7. -3 I' 101 'P DORIS MARTEL Tuckuhoc, New York l.1ke thi- lirxt xxurnl. sunny iluy nl' Qpring. llf-tlvk fll'1'Nl'Il1'1' is wc-l1'o1111'1l ln' all, for she gvfwse-s-ek Ll tiny zinrl spriglitly fli-ginkitioii that is 1-qiluli-tl nnly lly her 1'XlllH'I'ill1i 111'1'Qon- 7 ality. You min nite-n linil llmln- l1llI'IllIl 1111 -nine of In-r liniilli'-s 1'n1-rgy' in u Iiwly ggurni' nf Yvllllix 111' un i1n- mus i'z11'1l. DOROTHY MASAJADA Springfield, Mzissxlchusctts X- :1 1111111111111-1' lrnni N1l1'111:I1v-lil. llntlx' :nw Iln- 51111111- 111-Ill 511' 1'1' I lizlilxnix l'llIlll.lIlf .lllllti-I .ill lIl'I' llllIXl'll 'i pin llll'lll'X. lilll i11 l'l'lllIIl 51111 will will-11 nwlil 1- 1l11- link llrixvi' unitin: V-lllIllX 111 lln- Nllllt lnr ll'-111 111 .lI1l1l'.ll. pulling illlll .iiwilf-g11,111:. llnttx l1:1N .1 Khlllll, l1IlL'lIl Nllllll' ll1.11 llllllw nnlx '-Nll4'H I'll1l1lIl1l out illlll' 1-1' IIIIII4' lll1ll1'x 111 lu-it .11gfxl1- Ninkx, .NHllII'lllIlI'- Ilif- llltvlllllllilll, 1l1.11l11l11l 1'X1v1f's-iw11 nl Iliv' pliilo--111l1v'1 ix -1-1-11 IVII ll'-llxl l.111' ,1- Nllv' l'l.lXN lillllllll l1i111l .11 lv111l,'1'. 11.111111 ik I-lilv-11, Will '.-.1 N1'1' l111t:1'! ll-illx K .nxlI11111- 111 Ilia' Ngiviny l.1Nl111-11 -liw.-1, 1 N'1l,1I1' .infl ll'-1n111v' 111 lump -k1r1 intl -lIIll'IvlI!11'l, ll:-11x Ill1'111'1l llll' .'l..,'k l1.1.k lu Xl.1.I,1m1- ll11ll.111kQ llltli vvnliiiy, pulkixe- tllllllt' ol knlllmll. lil-1-tiiiw nl lIf'I' 1li-tinvtixv ln-L1 IIIY. Dude: un: rlinwn to ln' 1vl111ln1'1 111l1e-il for lllll' l'l'ml lhrikt- 'Qh dial

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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

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I W aw BARBARA MAY XY'est llartfortl, Connecticut lille white olvievt eomiiig toward you may not be thi- Ullllla' man in the white 4-out. but Barluira Nlay on her way to im-ilirul lah. lllllillillll will proiide any dovtor with just iihat he is looking for in ai iiiedieal seeretal'y. She has ai pleasing personality and a sense of humor that would help vure any patient. She is the founder of tht- Ull'-tianipus Club and is president of this growing organization. Iler ability as a leader and her willingness to ht-lp will be remembered and appreciated by all those c.f l 4 who haw worked with her. 14 M-,3.'9L4i'19 .U A JACKLYN MCCARTHY Northampton, Massachusetts llo you know Jackie? Yes. she is the nice-looking, natural. genuine girl. that is always around with a cheery smile. We shall not forget her. nor her many inquisitive questions that showed unmatehed Concern whether about the shorthand homework for the nett day or for Bay Path's social life. And how we admired the dark tan Jackie always obtained after a few hours in the sun. Her pleas- ing personality together with a good aeademie standard and a vapar-ity for leadership will make ,laekie just as popular and stiff-essftil in the future as she was with us. VIRGINIA MINER 'I-T6 Qfvv-1 Longmeadow, Massachusetts Almost without exeeption, each Monday morning the walls of the little lounge burst with the week-end adventures of Cinny's ei-:eursions to Amherst, Middlebury and Dart- mouth. Ginny seems to he the only young lady at Bay l'ath who is able to earry on an intelligent Conversation, play an expert game of bridge, and keep two knitting nes-rlles flying-always in the same eorner with her horn-rinirm-fl glasses perehed on the tip of her nose. Will we exer forget those helpful rides in her fladillar- or her quirk. starr-ato walk in heels?