Edgewood School - Bridge Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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WILLIAM GORDON To be uwuke ii to be alive. Gordon's a scientist embryonic Whose A's have become almost chronic Before each recitation He makes a sensation Because of his answers laconic. MARCIA FRIEDLANDER At fin! you think :heh quite de- mure, llaeu uftefrwunir y0u'fe 1201 quite sure. Mush, as President of the Senior class, has led us through this trying year, as well as scouting for writing ability for both the Echo and the Bridge. She comes from Binghamton, New York but has been a true Edgewoodite for two years. Thanks Binghamton!! JANE HAMILTON Sweet permuulity, full of rarculilylf Janie is constantly speaking of the merits of Yale, hailing from New Haven, Conn. However, between Har- vard vs Yale arguments she has found time for the Red Cross, the Hockey team and is also one of the rah-rah girls cheering the boys on to victory.

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ROBERT DICKSON If :be undervaluer me,-How care I bow fair Jbe be. Bob's good looks and his fancy dancing, be it rhumba, conga, or waltz, keep him hep with the girls. That's not all, for he ably fills places on the football and baseball teams. Still Bob, I'd like to see you at the dance. O.K? ELAINE ENGEL A fair exterior if a Jilerzl recommen- clarion. Although habitually late, we excuse Kit, iElaine's nicknameb cuz she ac- complishes so much around the campus. The Echo, Current Events Club, Hoc- key, and Basketball are among her achievements. Watch out New York! Here she comes . . . LAWRENCE DON INO My only books were womens' look: And follier all they've taught me. A good manager? That's Larry! The basketball championship won by us was partially due to Larry? excellent man- agement of the team. He has also scouted far and wide for dance bands. We can't forget Larry's position on the football team.

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BETTY HEED Hitch you wagon to a rtar ', We almsot have forgotten Bett's smil- ing face with a new haircut practically bi-monthly. She still leaves Larchmont, N. Y. every morning but instead of Edgewood, Bonwit Tellers in N.Y.C. has the pleasure of her presence. In june, Betts will become a fellow alum- na. ROBERT IRVINE Variety'.r the Jpice of life? Our versatile varsity Star, Bob, has captained both football and baseball teams, and played a good game of basketball. As the G. O. representative of the clean-up committee he has kept the school building sparkling. ELIZABETH HUBERT Silence ir golden, but do I marble? Everything is so-o-o disorganized is a statement that is as much a part of Ibidy as her ability in Hockey, Basket- ball, and her help in the G. O. and De- bating Club. Most of all we have Ib to thank for our year-book-the Editor of course. Her sisters shall preserve the family name at Edgewood.