Edgewood School - Bridge Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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TERRY TWITCHELI. U701'k ir 41 1zece.i'm1'y evil, More ezfil lbmz 12ere.r.rm'y. ' Terry is seen running down the held in the fall, but if he is not chasing a foot- ball he is well on the scent of the Senior class dues. Needless to say, he is our worthy treasurer. Politics, archi- tecture and women are his pastime, ambition and Wfaterloo rolled into one. MURIEL SPINDELL She who bar health bar hope-and .rbe who lam hope har everything. Rosy cheeks and jet back hair-thar's our Muriel. Pulchritude is not her only qualiflcations for she has supervised many good times in the capactiy of Social Hour Chairman. She also worked on the G. O., and the Echo. NADINE WHITON Speech if greatp but rilence ii' gfeaierf' Nadine will have to flip a coin to de- cide between art and music. Maybe a coin with double heads and tails could be used. Anyway, we hate to see a good friend like Nadine go, but none of us grow younger as the years roll by.

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ERNEST RUSTIA Without music, life would he a mistake. Ernest's fine Echo work we praise, A boy quite settled in all of his ways, With a passion for quiet, Art and music his diet, He thus spends his nights and his days. ANN SHAPIRO AJ good as gold But really fabulous , is a tired, worn out cliche, even more over-worked by Annie. She applies it to everything from Assistant Editorship of the Bridge to her collection of Hot jazz records. fi rig ' EDWIN SCHUR Some men are hom great. .rome achieve greatnerr, tome have great- netf thrutt upon them-l'm .rlill waiting. Playing in the Garden' may be his ambition but while waiting he has done an A-1 job as G. O. President, worked on The Bridge and Echo, held up his side of debates and somehow still has time for the Basketball team. 'W CMadison Square, that is!!!J

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ELEANOR WIDEMAN To know ber ix to appreciate ber- Bio-Chemical research is an unusual ambition but Noree has her mind well made up. Short men and exams are her pet peeves. We say this in the same breath because Noree is always mixing studying and pleasure. She has been conscientious in her job as Senior class Secretary and her little black book con- tains all manner of things! Portman By WILLIAM RUSS LARCHMONT NEW YORK