Bay Ridge High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Seventy-eight Class Celebrities Prettiest Senior Wanda Wisniewski Best Dressed Senior Constance Wiseman Most Popular Senior Grace Kelly Most Intelligent Senior Miriam Fabian Wittiest Seniors Camille Paleski, Pat Conrad Most Likely To Succeed Louise Outlaw, Peggy Gillespie Cutest Senior Midge Bibe Most Poised Senior Wanda Wisniewski Best All Around Seniors Dorothy Bloom, Mary Luffy Most Athletic Seniors Van Wynen Twins, Iectn Carlson Done Most For The Grade Margrete Lund mwxxwm , . a 4 PUBLICATIONS

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death-bite of a rattlesnake, and to show his gratitude and appreciation, the Chief offered to grant the Dimmicks any request. Fantastic as it may seem, Mrs. Dimmick desired to take Bess home with her! Upon hearing this, I was delighted, for I was sure Bess would be well provided for and that she would have many more advantages than I could afford. HSo, early in the fall, Bess set out with her new foster parents. For a few years I kept in touch with them, but gradually we ceased to write. I was busy trying to carve a career for myself, and I did not worry because I knew she was well and happy. HLast winter, however, Bess' grandfather died, and left her some valuable property. It became necessary that I find her. I had no idea where Woodbury was situated, but as I had to go to Washington, I decided to try to find this place, too. I do hope I can find her Just then mother returned. HWe've located her! Alma told me that the young girl who lived with the Dimmicks was married last spring to a nice young man living in I Glassboro. We called up Mrs. Dimmick's daughter and she gave us the address. Here it is. Mother handed the Indian a slip of paper. Our new friend thanked us and prepared to set out for Glassboro. Daddy offered to drive him and they went off together. When he returned some time later without the Indian, we met him with a stream of questions. Bess was living next door to a filling station Which her husband owned and operated. They were not well off and the property was welcome. This morning I was awakened by Miss McGowan, a school teacher who lives next door. She was Hyo-hooing Iin typical Woodbury manneri across the street to Alma. Later she and all the curious natives were going to call on the Indian girl, Bess, and get the lowdown. This, Ruth, is just one of the thousand of exciting events occurring every day in Woodburyeoh, yeah! But seriously, tho'eI'm going to keep this hanging over the heads of all you cityites who say: nOh, nothing ever happens in a small town. Love, AUDREY. Ax ATHLETIC CLUBS Seventy-seven

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ABBOTT, ALICE Basketball, Leaders, Tennis. Ambition: To be Health Ed- ucation Teacher. ADAMS, IUNE G. O. Ambition: To get the knack of eating spaghetti. ADAMS, ODETTE President Sans Souci, Treas- u r e r Journalism, Science, Tennis S. S. C. Ambition: Gay Puree. ALWILL, ELVIA Choral Club, GO. Ambition: Be a success business. ANDRERSEN, NORMA LILLIAN Choral, G. O. Ambition: Dress Designer. ANSELMO, MARY I. G. O. Ambition. Dental Nurse. ARTESO, ROSE ATALLA, ELEANOR Ambition: To get fat. AUGUSTIN. JEAN Vice-President G. A. A., Swimming, Choral, Physics, Leaders. Ambition: Dress Designer. BAKER, ELEANOR G. O. Ambition: To travel. BAPTISTE, MARY Social Dancing, S. S. C., G. O. Ambition: Become c1 Sur- geon. BARATTA, SOPHIE G. 0., Pan-American. Ambition: Commercial Ar- tist. Seventy-nine