Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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MAXINE REISNER SISITSKY Springfield, Massachusetts Maxine is the gal with a sparkle- in her eyes to matr-li the sparkle of the ringrs on her Finger. a tliamontl and a wedding hand. A great Inridgf- fun. she has tho remark- able ahility of playing hritlgze and flay-dreainingz of the do- ings of tho Navy at the same time. Her clistinvtiw beauty ,QD and neatness r-ontrihute to her attrar-tive appf-ararif'c. Any- QQ one for a ride? Hop into Mais littlo Rambler. and shtfll lw glad to give you a tour of Longmeadow and tht- af-t-oin- partying territory, provided you don't mind getting: lost in iv the process, X' NANCY SMITH Manchcsttr, Conntctitut , f' il ulllrm. Illls tall, att1'z1t't1x'1- lllontlt- gf-lilly w-ntls lit-1' xx ty at ross tht- 1-arnpus. Nltlmuuli Slit' lmnlss likv- tln- xuf quiet fIlINtI'Xfl. ut- ltntm that 'Nunty ls lrlllrlrlllljl mm null: 6' illallty. Slit like s to sp: nfl lui Mir .itiont on mt ky In n- lnsu .i . . t s .s - . s. .I A K A 4 f 4 , 1 of Klurlon lylrurirln. YV:-'rv sun' that nliztlt-xt-1' Yami un- ' -' ' 'o 4 ' . Q lit-r sl11'4'f'ss and hzippinm-ss. 'W Gs LUIS STAFFORD West Hartford, Connecticut ' l.ois. l'islllt'l'1ll1lll.n or l.rvist'H is tln- girl lNll 'N Jill'--Ur W instignting lun, me-n :luring slllllf' hours, :nn-l who is knfmn for inwsli:ntin: tht- lnvtsf' l 1-nfl ffl nl Y.ll-. In-r slunrlin: rvrnark in typing 1'l-IN' is. Will -H111 f' rr plrrlw' :Lvl Xllllilllllllllll' out of luv-wr, Flu- is .i!lt,vIi'.f'. snplilstlrriti-tl, :intl ii rt-.il lIll'll1l to .ill thi! lin-Iv. lift Xlf'Q lTl'4'NlllI'lll ol tht- svnutr I-l.tss. ln-1 l'1ll'lll.lIllX will til is inflisputnltli-.

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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-

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will he assured. JEAN TILEY Wfilliamsburg, Massachusetts lean. a sweet miss. is endowed with sparkling, hazel eyes that express her eharm and pleasing personality. In her own eute. deeicled way she will always greet you with a friendly smile and a eheerful hello. When this shorthand whiz puts down her pen. you can be assured that it is in order to start hidding hearts and diamonds. We know she will he just as sueeessful in her future positions as she was in her hridge games. :ill hours. lfrom the time hlfxvls STIUARNS XY'attei'htiry, Vermont lttlw intelhgenee, luirness hnlnhling personality, :intl entlles- popiilzirity: inix well :intl yonill haw hlaixis Stearns, the president of the Stntlenl lfouneil. Along with these vhairins. one will know lliixis as eurrxing the master loelwi . . w hey. knitting. writing letteis intl tlrning at rerl l'oril, Oh yes. we inustu'I forget those telephone i-:ills that ezune ut ol' her arrtxul ut lluy l'ztth, wt lountl Nlaxiss xttahty the hasis ol tnueh of the sehools suveess. lie ure eonliileut that her Sllt't't'HS in the futurt ,.n'-s. ,WN if-uv Q-Ii' JANET TYBURSKI New Britain, Connecticut just made it! is usually .lan Tyhurski's sigh as she enters the r-lassroom, hut onee Jan is seated, her interest and assf-i'tiyeiiess make up for those few seeonds when everyone thought she wouhlnlt arrive. Another Cfonneeti- Jn eutite, ,lan's four favorite letters of the alphabet are ,I.'l'. and llf. She seems to think they go together. From tht flirt of thit shiny ohieet on the third linger of her ,Izinl 2lQll'f'f'. Good lll1'l4 I0 y0ll,