Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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Un hrst lriipwssiuri. Xmlrf-y sl'l'Il1N if-si-in-fl .in-l llllll-I. LISE RAINVILLE West Springfield, Massachusetts Our talented niadcfrnoisc-lle. Lise. has win many lirit-mls ,Hai-'W with her quiet r-harm and ple-using pefrsoiiulity. llvr nn- .cwtwf-s 1 mistakahle and envhuntingz Fwrit-li at-1-vnt is ailinirf-tl ln' all of us. Not only van Lise give you u run fur your iimm-y on the tennis r-ourt. liut also van she- sts-al your livart V away with her lIlllf'S!'l'lllLllllf?. lu-uutiful piunu iritrwprvtqi- tions of the t-lassics. . mr.. 'r t NANCY RICHARDS XY'ilton, Connecticut Tall. vlalrk. :intl IVll'llll'l'4lllll', Nunry is ln-ttwr lsnuu n :il ll:l5' llulll als NLlIlI'1',u YXvll4'Ill1'I' i'm'r'::'liI'-ill? lunslnn: livr wlurls lm-ks--tu niukt- llll'lII lung:-r fu' 1-n ln-1' u.ix In wlzlss --me-ll pl'r'f1ul'e'r,l. Ili llhlllll'-iXlllll'l'H .llvilla lm- tlrnf' lm' Ll lllllll llllIl1HI'UllN 'Imp UI' .A lrnst 'llllIllll'1l :mule-. ll:-1' I'U1llIlIIIillt's null I'l'IIl1'IIllIl'l'lll1' l.l1nilx.u ll4-x, lxlils. l xv sciwiiii-fl to ilull lit-r 1-ln-wrliil flisliusitwii. l AUDRFY RUGG Southhcltl, Masszlchusctts lilll ll lr HU! llllll lN'llll'l' lll'I' l-tm-ll sa-Hsu' nl Ilillllny ly:-Lulu I0 lll0SNflIH. ll:-1' uillinunvss tw lifflp wllnvis is mn- nl law lllllNtillUlllIlI l'llilI'il4'l1'I'lNllb'NI .infl lllIllIY'IlIlHI1', sln- is ,i Ill'l'sUIl who is lun lu lu- uitli, 'luv is .ull-, its x-Allin, IH ll'yslvI11f'Illil1g nn-ix, Ili-1 l.llv-si .frills-.um In lsliiltiriy ,u :im , llf sm-ks, Xxllfll tlli' ulurni l'lllLlN Ullll, l ilifl nl nun. 1'H'v'wwll4' lsnmis lli.il Xu-lu-X lltlx lll-l ilu'-5-5-'4-l innrlu-v slllvli lint la In -ith--r In-lils ul- lsiim., Nln- will tw nuttin. Xll in all. Xiiiln-y is .1 :nl '-'-llI'f4' in-:si-:iilirx tml Ilt'1ll illllH'lll'ilIll't' will liwlp ln-r I-1 .ii lin-iw In-i uni! in lllfx gut ll pi-ulilitni. llmxi-xr'l'. Nginwvs yuivlilvnis n--wi

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liI.li ANOR OLSON ASQAIXVAIIII, Mnssacliusctts - 'I lflvnnor, i'lini'tu'te'rizeil luv her hearty lllllflll. IS an in I 1 N tluisiastiv partivipant in runny at-tixitim-s. ller uenerc lu-art and lru-ndlv disposition envelop all who know liti lievgiilse of lier nnturnlness anal lier sint'1'rity. this girl xv 1 the pretlv hlonrl han' is an a sset to any group. lilea will long be relnernlwred for her elle-ery manner, ever .. really smile. and wlrolelieartetl friendship. -454 an FAYE PAPPAS East Longmeadow, Massachusetts X true Greek goddess has blessed Bay Path with her warm. friendly smile. Faye is one of the few girls who van be vompletely captivating and lovely at all times. To all those who know her, she is the personifieation of :Xtliena. She is a fun-loving girl and enjoys playing tennis, going to soeial affairs, and swimming. Faye has a wonder- ful flair for Clothes and has often modeled for the school fashion shows: her favorite colors are browns. A con- stant eraving for fruits and vegetables is undoubtedly the reason for her healthy appearance and exuberant per- sonality. , , nh. A. . w ' , . X , i JJ' 'e LOIS POWERS -iq . Springfield, Massachusetts Le- 'E Another one of our Commereial Art students, Lois is Y majoring: in ereative art. She had a speeial ability 0 .il ' l . . . gy' Q brighten our days at Bay Path with Colorful displays on .., the bulletin boards, glittering Christmas deeorations and unique table ornaments at our social festivities. Will we ever forget our speeial features at the Halloween danee7 Combined with her niee appearanee, winning smile. fair and good-naturefl mind, are her eharity towards mankind, and. of vourse, her fabulous artistif- ability. The sparkles that Don put on her finger will eventually mean another r'arf-er for our wonderful, enthusiastic' classmate.

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AN Nlli LOU SAMPSON Canton, Maine 'fix i X1111i1' is il small girl who si-vnis to haw loanls of vim :1111l rigor. :1111l who giws tht- i111pr1-ssion of 111ie1'l1ivf llt'l'Illy l111l1l1'11. .xllllltllgll kt-pt l'l'lll busy with her patri- 11-yt-lmlogy tllltl 111 ltlllllltlllp l'Xllillt'llI'I'lt'lllill' :11't1v1l1vs, but ' ztlsu i11 1-11111t5i11g tht- llllll'll boxes. Slit- likes to 4lz1111'1'1 5- ol ll'ItIllS. Xklllllt' l,o11 IS our 5Illll1'IIl i.0llIIt'll 141'p1'1-sm-11tz1t11'e 1 ' ' - - . . . 1 , lor tht- full-i.LlIlII'tllS girls. A 11z1t1x'i- of lxlLlIlll'. Annie liflll has ltt't'UIIlC an urdeiit low-1' of l.UltglI11PllllOW. BARBARA SHERMAN North Adams, Massachusetts The fraternity pin which Bobbie wears over her heart is a symbol of her true bluei' nature. Her friendliness. filiaravterized by her keen sense of humor and twinkling blue eyes. makes her a lively part of any group. g'Bobbie spends most of her free time bidding hearts or knitting diamonds. As a medical major, Bobbie will make some lucky doctor a very capable secretary. l 1 x AQ 'V ,X , I ,.x4 JACQUELINE SHORT . , ' Hamden, Connecticut If an American girl is supposed to have frevkles, a tiny turnc-rl llp nose and sparkling, big innocent eyes, then ,lat-kiv Short is a typic-al American girl. Real, hard- working, and almost persistently gay. Jaekie may be found knitting argyles, working over the Student C0llIlt ll fund, tiflying llft her cle-sk, flashing to at football game tthis is llllll'wlILlll or l'l'lZlXlHgL while Vllflflllllll Stinky, her blaek :tml ishitt- skunk. Pep and vigor will carry Jackie far in life. time jolt. -he' not only lends ll hm-living l111111l i11 lItl'l110I'lZllUI 1- has ll llllllilll'Si lor mlotlblm- 111111-s, lows to iwzir rhine- stone l'ilI'l'lllQli. and tries xt-ry hztrd to play ll llt't'l'Ill gumm-