Edgewood School - Bridge Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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SUE ANN KATES Swift lo bear, S2010 to rpeak. flow to wrath. Susie, the other half of the Kates pair, is our candidate for United Nations CU.N.J delegate, for we are confident that she will rank high in the U. N. exam. We are sure because she has ranked high in our affections as well as in all her activities. She plays hockey, basketball, and baseball and has worked on the G. O., Echo, and the Bridge. jo ANN KATES She ir wimome. the if wire . .. But ob tberer mircbief in her eyerf' Josie hails from South of the border, the Mason Dixon line, of course, fro be precise, Virginiaj. She can be found wielding a bat, and a hockey stick and during basketball she guards with the fury of a lamb. She has also assisted on the Bridge and Echo Staff. ELIN OR KLOTZ Smear and rpice and everyihing nice . If you hear psychological actions and reactions mentioned, who other than Ellie Klotz comes to mind? She talks a lot about photography, the G. O., the Library and Assembly Committees but to our Ellie-, lt's all psychological.

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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.

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GERALD LALLY Deedi' not IZ'0l'd,Ii.'- Our favorite Needle in the Senior haystick is Gerry. He threads his wav through football and ties ti right square knot as Captain of the basket- ball team. LILA LEVINSON Better 61 bar! excute than none at all, Lila, who originally came from Chicago is one of the more sophisticated mem- bers of our class in her New Look . She buzzes into school in her Olds , keeps busy all day long and even has time enough for the active Debate Club before whizzing-out at the end of the day, JEAN LANDAUER Make bay while the Jun Jhiazeif' jean came to us late in the year but her place is well made with us. Her Norfolk, Virginia drawl lets one know immediately her position in the rabid civil war disputes which she starts. You--Yankee! !