Dana Hall School - Focus Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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fe RIIZONS turning to the kitchen she found Wu ll Lam, her helper, pellmg onions md shedding tclrs The helper replied thtt she wls guilty und hld refused to disseet the turtle Rmfy Rui! held of the Soup Wlrmnng Syndne lte confessed thit she had dietneitn on board solsed the whole problem Why don t we hive eottige cheese souffle and noodle soup tomorrow night? she suggested The ship gets 1 considerable discount from the Allll Dnuos Comptny which produces Greek llphabet noodles After dinner a movie was shown in the recrea tion room Unfortunately 1117117114 Wfffnarby Ind Mfl Falun, who were in the midst of giving bridge lessons and mbblnng on homemade food had to move their equipment The film featured 'Vhss Llmfu Druwr in her stage hit What Fver Loll Wants ln the most dramatic scene the sound went off Barlm Suyu, 1 most able electri exan started to tinker with the recording machine md eventually had to be untangled from the tape After the movie had been resumed 1 deep grum bling was heard and the characters soices were al most drowned out Lu Allboti, an important executive in the Tums busmess, left the room quite embarrassed The theatre going crowd com mented on the film afterwards The French movie and theatre critic, Barluf' MzGrfg0r, sand with great effort jame beaucop. Lvnore Dougbffu French actress, heartily agreed with Barbie, but arkie Exrrirz, interpreter in the U.N. checked Barbie s pronunciation. As people drifted along the promenade on the wly blek to their elblns 1 few of the night owls were just coming out unm C my noted eom poser wls getting in the mood to hnish her Unfinished Ibb Tide Symphony which D1 10514 believes his grett possibilities of becoming I ruling dlllgllfli., her feet in the xx lter md ere ttively meditlting on her lttest noxel Tin Ind n I-firmly The philosophy in this book is out sttndmgly profound was Anne Rnmela 1 fuor ible CI'1I1elSITl A peaceful night snlencc fell over the seene but suddenly 1 whining cry was heard and another md another We soon found out that they clme from Lu Wbll Ord s many children Sally Slwparzl the ships nurse came running frmtieally with Betsy Flwmore close on her heels Betsy mdus triously watched for future referene the nurse s proceedings with the ehildren Sue Bu um, agent from I A O Schw lrtz, trned to calm the ehildren with stuffed lnimlls as Llllllll Boyf Slt eooing ower them ind offering her and with an abundmt store of fantastic tiles It was Hnally decided though thlt Sully Gleznzlllz 1 diaper service w1s the only solution fveryone settled down again, but not 1n the dimp hold of the ship There Polly Burns, une Ilfllalmzml, and Nanny Hersey crept along the iloor looking for the rats that had been causing so much disturbance. Brother Rat Exterminators had been hired for the job on the recommendation th .t they were definitely the best. It vw as suspected that the rats had been attracted to crumbs left Page eighty-five fi-T: , - - -- Z X4 f l XYZ . - 427 ' ty ' 1 1 V 1 1-Z3 1 A A 1 1' -A ' Avg 1 1 'tv p 1 1 ' L K 1 Lk- 1 ' L L 1 1 F 1 ' t 1 ' y ' 1 Q 1 Q A 1 '-41' 1 1x1 A K 1 Q 1'1 15- k- K 11 '1A -- l tr 1 forgotten to heat the soup. Ioan Iufkxon, the classic. Limla lazslrrr, in the meantime, sat on a i ix . , . ' ' . .I i ' A i ' ' i ' 'Q ' L ' '- e . Q' , , 1 s 4 I W 4 l D I A f l f Yi h 1' . ' H . M A f l . ' ,. f' ' ' Q - . A .V x kg . y J, up , , pcs, 1, - . I l 'L , , . . . , ' ' ' ' . , 1 I . 5 . , . . 1 i ' ' ' i 1 4 H 4 ' . e , 1. a .H ' . ' ' ' 1 ' ,A ' 1 1 ' . ' If 1 '1 ' , 1- , '- - : A . V X . .', ' ' , e ' , ' , . . . . f e ' . A 4 , . ' .Q ' Y Q ' ' A K ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' xy 1 t . ' I A 1 , 4 - L- - 1 ' L 1 . , ' , ' . , ' , ' - . , . . I k , . . ., 1. 1 ,, , I Y Y 5 I , Y , , . , I I 2 Vt

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fi 5 HVMWV i 'iii 'T'1' -Wi t' li kg ' ancnful 1mages one TX Rgges, but there xt was nevertheless the phlnt The salt soaked fl1gs flapped ln the moamng nnght wmd Ind the warped bo1rds cruked wlth every rollmg vxaye The people on board were no less mysterlous 1 notorxous collect1on from 111 eorners of the vsorld headmg for destmatlon fog' Inslde the aged frame of the shlp the devoted Captam, Tal Hoole Gibbs sw lyed 1t the helm mate Drlllm Brnmff md second m1te Linda Baekus, studled compllcated ehlrts Lmda pro posed an 1dyenturous course to some 1sl1nd of? the wllds of Massachusetts Upon he1r1ng the dmner bell the ofheers stopped thelr work Allllt ON11l ehlef stewlrd vs lb stlll rhythml Cllly beatmg the dlnner ehnmes 15 the ofheers entered the dmmg room Everyone vs IS 1ppro1ehed by S15 Weyffzozzlb, who was sellmg appetxzers The charm of her femmme voxce callxng, Pemuts popcorn, and hotdogs eaused bxg s1les 300 100 200 c1lor1es Tom Wfolmfl eontempl1ted the extra pounds she was adding from the tldbnts from the palms that were selttered throughout the room, 1 shght rustlmg was dxstnngmshable eau Vayo peered out from under 1 hrge shmy le1f and w1rned th If there was to be no smolung Thus w1s nothmg unusual for Pam Bmw who ns prmtmg flke smokmg permlsslons for all needy souls Oan Roberls Lua, the messboy, wlllmgly cleaned up the dlrt and dead leaves of her pr1zed palms Page ezghty four In one corner of the room .1 group had gath ered for one of Iam Carllfnu gay dxnner partnes Sheila Gopan, Bostons famous dxstrxct attorney 1-11s bemg entertuned Ilrm Bnboji, m1rr1.1ge eounselor and llso .1 guest for ehnnet pleadmgly sud No yaspcrs The entertamment for the eyemng began vuth 1 y1br1t1ng roll of the drums IS Bzlsy Spellfr and Bcfcg Neuman came prancmg IU They are the lntest P.1r1s d1nee team specxalnzmg IH 1 bouncmg e1n e1n Snttmg on the sxdelmes vs 1teh1ng the shovx were I 1111 Sylzs, yy ho ns teachmg 1n the Dlfld K1nderg1rten and Brely Cram, who blWCS speeeh lessons a l1 Mame at the New Dma Hall where Mania Tuomzy ns prmclpal Maren ln her per petu1l orxental pose, was squmtmg 1t the 1et At just tl1e rxght moment lam! Hzalfr eamc yuth 1 pair of opera gl1sses uhleh she novs sellseslong xuth other types of specs The kmgslze L 85 M dancmg gnrl, Nina N1 u ton, eame shufflmg on stage at mtermxssnon After thus, the entertamment continued vuth Metro pol1t1n smger, Sandy L1 un, doing an 1r1.1 from the German opera, Aeh Sheer V1 Du A the most effectwe tlmes, 1111113 Offx German Chorale entered eau MeD0nml1 now at tached to farm lnfe, ransed her hoe and put an end to the conservatnve musnc On Iowa, On For Fvermore, she sang A worse commotxon was heard m the rear of the dxnnng room A passenger had found a shell 1n hxs cold mock turtle soup and demanded the head chef Parry Wfrllmms came scurrymg IH xn .1 fluffy yy hnte hat On re , V V -- Ab f' Y ,,,,,, T 4 71-11- , s XX VF- , ' r : ' N , I. i Y I I l ' , ,Y V- Y T ef' f - 5 4 43 , - - , . . ..., -ML , f -fs.--'l.+- - X , X 1V. .A yy .,,,-e - F .y x V .,,, D :l .y .' 5-533 ,Q 2 's-': .e.:.:.apf Q , ' ' ' - 1 ' ipx . ' 1 TT . 1 1 A v.., 7 - , - K l , . s 1 'Q 7 Q . 4 1- 2 V ' , , , ,, , ' , , 1 . . , , - ' 1- . ' , v . . . . . 1 , - Y y N I - ez -V sy ' , 1 , . g 1 . ' ' ' ' ' 1 V i l Y . ' V. ' ' . : . - V- . I D ' V 7 , Y v 1 . I 5 1 A 7 'P an I VV y x . . , , ,. , A , to Ll boogxc beat as her rnght-hand men, Hrst . . . . . , ,., , ,L . , V I ,7 l P . - x I . . .. . , . Q 1 , l 1 . ,-I V . V , V - 1 R V T ll . . , . L V 1 ' . Q Y ' -' 1 1: ' ' -' 1 ,- . . ' ij 1 ' -' - ' 1 s V y. - 4 V ' ' - ' , . , V - V' J ' 1 ' X ' s f L 1 ' ' - ' ss t - s --s A ' . L V 's r - y l . 1 I Yr v 1 ' Y- V ' Y 7 U M i A M . . . . . . . , , , . ' . ' V . , , r - . - . V V V ' Y ' ' - Q ' ' Y . ' H i 1 ' as e , . I 1 L I r s ' A 1 1 '- . ' ' 1. m. I ' ' - I 1 1 . , , . V . ' ' ' K1 1 . 1 ' 7. , L , H., , K I rx Y' V - 'I 4 . Y R 3 I . . . 7 .I er ,JJ , . y ' Y . . . l ' V Y ' , -

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by Ilan Balrlzwn ln her mndnlght selrches for food Sallj Role a vetermarlan vsas espetnally mterested ln thls hunt as she wanted the rats for her experxments The next mornmg exerjone read the news paper znly Hagerman: Eavesdropper Trzbune has become one of the most wxdely read papers Of course Prnt Booths socxety column IS the talk of the town The days articles contaxntd reports on U S Ambassadors to Tnmbuktu Ruff: Blah' and M111 1 Mullen who have just made nego tlatxons for puttnng m alr bases Marg A111 ll ns ln charge of all flymg plans and IS to test her new jet there wery shortly All men to be statloned at the base wll be transported ua Naneg Man u arlngx XY rllx eeps 137116 Wfrlnn unammouslx Noted Mass Axrforce wnll be on hand to mttt the men The trlp across the uncnvxlnzed Afrltm terrntory wll be made easxer because of 11 Walkers remarkable mnssnonarj vsork that has tamed the ferouous head hunters Jlll s gulde on the trlp o Parrzsb was so distracted by the Afrn can gum trtes thlt the whole party xx IS ofttn ltd mstrmy Whxle strollmg along the promenade one could see many mterestmg people Ann Hamllton, m smock beret and horsehalr cr1nolmes was pamt mg posters for the gala costume ball to be held on board that mght She has also been domg pxc tures for Cary Barley s Greenwnch Vrllage CUFIOSIIQ Shop Carole Dunham who has just marrled multn mxlllonalre lounged on deck rn her cash meres and jewels whnle lnstenmg to a radno pro gram of modern jazz The musxc ended and 'VI C Linda Poorvus rousmg forty questlons program came on More telephone calls than usual were pourmg nn to ansvner the jackpot questuon Thus was due to the efllcnency of Ann Whalers Belle Page ezqhllf sm' Telephone Company The company has just put out its neu floatmg phone to be used nn bath rooms Rom' Ferre, who IS on the company s staff ns perfectlng a handbook for operators who don t understand Puerto Rxcan Also dozmg m the mornmg sun was Tallulah Aaron As a blmdmg reflection hut her ln the ey es she sat uprnght 1n her chalr and sand Dahlmgs ths ns sxmply dreadful Its only my rldmg trophxes ansvs ered Donna Vlneenf who was coxered mth snlver polxsh Sue P ez er and Naney H1 rzog passed by them modelmg Bobbze C01 en Q orlgmal creatlons for resort wear ln the afternoon deck games were played Sally Darmorly was energetxcally defendlng her tennis I1IlL as her partner stood by with a rosy glow from all the pmches Connie Dalo and Ann Corbett, who are ln trammg for the skl meets at the Olympncs trned to keep 1n shape by entermg the games Travelmg to the Olymplcs wnth them IS skater Belvy Farnum On the edge of the pool the graceful swummer Carol Crefgb lon sat mth goggles web feet and slxghtly de flated U S Naxy water vsmgs on The hxghlxght of the afternoon was the Pmg pong match be tvseen champ Gayle Wilcox and anybody who dared to challenge her A forebodlng overcast darkened the ga1ety sngnlfyxng a sure threat of ram Sandy Rleb and Marla Noffebobm, sclentnsts who are studymg weather condntlons found thls a perfect oppor tunxty to do some research and proceeded to send balloons 1nto the sky Sue Flcbler one of the passengers on the balloon crled Go West young women ,Spamsh senonta Carolzne Stanford, who followed ln the second balloon, replxed, All nghty roo, but they were all frowned on by , V. . . . 4 . V . .V V wa Y . Y . . - - 1 s . . . . , . , ' Y . . . , ' Y 7 V - 7 ' . . . ' I x - , rr as . . V V . . . . . 7 . . , , , , 1. ' ' V . . . . ,, . Y 3 . , K , . I ' .' 1 ' ' ' n u s ' ' ' l . ' l ,, Y . ' 9 J Z V - Y Y. . . t . . . . . . I I , . I A . ' I , V I Y . I K X V' Y. l - , . - v - - ' ' . . . . l. f 1, J . , 1. K , V , Y . . . H I U I l 3 s r . 'L ' ' Z - V V4 - . . . . j 7 I ' ' V Y - - 1 ' 9 - - a - . . . v 1 - 1 ' . . y 1 V 1 v- - s s ,' ' - . .. , , A 4 '. F ' - ' a y 4 n n Y 7- u I . f s - . , - - , Y - -' K Y I. . . V V. - 1 J s . ' ' 1 I . , . . . . V hp., . Y . . . t . , a .- . . . . - V . . . - 7 ' 1 . . . 1. . l . . . J , . , . . . U a 9 Q ,, . . . . ' ' - , . . Y . . , . . U . 1 I M 7 ' - U