Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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PHYLLIS VINCENT Pittsfield, Massachusetts Our days at Bay Path would not lmw- ln-on vomplete with' out Phyll sparkling! Slllllf' Pill'3llf'll'll lay an f'Il4'0lll'ilflll'lQ happy-go-luwky tlllllllfltl. With ailmimhlo poise she at-tml as mnuiwntutor at our talont aml morlel shows: with fi heautiful sniilo she fulfilled her jolm as hostvss at our parties and tlanvvsz and tho warmth aurl enthusiasm with whivh she took part in every avtivity 6ll4'0lll'L1gIC'1l the VPS! of us. l'. Vfs lug lvluf' Pyes lot you for-l that she llllCli?I'- X stoorl your trouhlcr, and hvr gay lauglitvr. your joke-. gilwuys ,generous with her knowledge. hm' pretty f-lothvs. uml her flutes, sho Illllllti thc- pvrfewt frivntl. lla-sitlvs, llr-uuty unfl N. Brain in one plumb, what more vnu you ask? Wo :uw liorrowing: onfx of hor Frf-nf-h l Xlll4Q'9Nll'PllN whvn we sum hm' up us C'1'c'rrz0 zle' In Crffnw. CAROL WALSH Glastonbury, Connecticut YY:-st llnrtforfl se-ut us this lnulaliliug girl in il luluf- Fort un ztwlsl 1ntf'1'f'st Ill Ilowvrs ol till kuuls. quill she vnu usually lu' swn ill-l1'l' il ww-k 4-nfl we-zuiuu ti sxwvt. rl:-wx lls tlnu llf'l' fuxoritv matte-riul is uol wool. hut lie-l':'y ' 1-loth iii YX ho is she-f Vkhv, lurol Walsh. ol voursi-l lturol has f'ol'sugf'. liurol lou-s light lllun- swe-:ltr-rs. laut it sfw-tus to CAROL XVALZ Stratford, Connecticut -xx tfurol :mul hor littli- :rw-u Irllfll. thug ll. 1ll'l' wvll known lu l'Xl'lyllH4' ou tht- V'QllllIJll't lxxn-ru In-Itvr known ls lui'-I - Nllllllllltws to lurthwl' tht- srlltnrlls ,oilixitiw Sho i. it IPll'llNllll :uhliliou to amy group llllll .1 I4'.ll hi'-oil lo .tll. l':l1'ol's s1'l11ll.lsIl1' qllvilitx, vllif-if-w x. .mil ru-.mlm-ss l-lvuvl uu-1-ly with hor lllll'.lVlIXl' ing.,-v.1l.1mr .mtl NXkl'!'l Iu'lsz-H- xllily, in 'Q Q-ww

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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,

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,SY Q 'vi -Q - MARY XVARD ti lou lun lm: Ol lui unfn lor loxt lumlxs. or ilasliinu to at piano przieliee. ue x Bridgeport, Connecticut llax l'gitl1 luis ln its powesslon the In-st ol llrnlpepoit ll.u'y XXQn'.l. ulius -isllllllliu Xluuys in ai 'lIlll'I'y. lookin uliere you stroll on the campus. you can In-ur llcr con ruettnlrlc expression. lt u lix lun ll llcr pleasant sniile and sparkling personality 'j 41 tlu' young lady ll friend to ull. K 1 a . IA.. -7 ,X L, JOAN WENDELSCHAEFER Cranston, Rhode Island Buzzing around the campus of Bay Path. Joan was a familiar figure to all the students. Her work as president of our class for two years enabled all of us to enjoy her warm smile and persuading hazel eyes. Dressed in her white uniform. the traditional trademark of all medical secretary majors. loan was often seen actively joining in meetings, discussions, or frantically asking, Oh kids. what am I gonna do: lim so confused! li' Her sincere interest in all of the students and her efforts to make our class a special one in the history of the college will be two of our many recollections when we return to Bay Path and see her lovely picture in Our Hall of Famef' GERTRUDE YAZMER Ellington, Connecticut Gertrude Yazmcr is known to most of us as Trudi. She insists that her nickname he spelled with an Trudic naturally-curly, hlack hair is envied by many. She enjoys kr-ittinji. tennis. spectator sports, cooking, and playing: If piano for her own enjoyment: but Trudi's favorite pastimc is trzueling from one room to another in the dorm enter taining: her many friends. She has no dehnite plans for t e future: lnut in whatever field she enters, her employer is lnenelit from her wonderful personality. Xlillllll 'muh 4-in-li day. No nizuttmi