Edgewood School - Bridge Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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JUNIOR CLASS Bari Roux Lefl lo Right R. Matinmre. R. Lipman. E. Dehlier, j. Sargeanl, P, Link. 1. Van Dyk. .Hiflzffc Razr: L. C1'7'dIlUllifZ. P. 17f'efferifL.f. f, Shalt. B. BVIJIIXIIJII, Al. Hnfzert, MH, Glzllawlz. ll . Vail. J. Punzfiuf, D. Egwzraflf. j. Blzrfrm. Frou! Roux' j. LL'7'Ili'7'. V. Aqmtizzcffz. V, Lf. .Sf Pmj. G. Fnfzzkvl. ll . Sf'l1zz'.zr':. j. I.ru'nmf1, I. Smith. SOPHOMORE CLASS Bark Roux' G. llvedefl, G. Smla. M. Hayden, G. Sergeant. Semm! Roux' I. Jaffe. I. Rwefzlmlfnz. G. Eldridge. M. Baliazfii. Third Rout 1. Gordon, A. Maximilliwz, N. AlQO.K'1il16Hf, P. Hmwfiffiu, P. Ozfe5fafc'bi. Frau! Rllllf j. Cozlllellj, M. Holfzetk. B. Herbert. 1. Link, L Slafcj.

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Greenwich, Connecticut, June 5th The class of 1948 passed away very unexpectedly and mysteriously at its resi- dence, Edgewood School, late this afternoon. There have been conflicting rumors as to the cause of death. One theory is that the class was strangled with a chord played by the school orchestra. The other report stated that a female student tripped on her long new look dress, precipitating a human avalanche. The class was the oldest in the school, celebrating its twelfth birthday on this very same day, and is survived by the class of '49, and Mr. Scala, its advisor. Messrs. Stevens, Averill and Larson, attorneys for the class, have made public the following document . . . LAST WILL AND TESTIMENT We, the class of 1948, of the Edgewood School, city of Greenwich and state of Connecticut, being of sound and disposing mind and memory Cwell, almost alwaysl, do make, publish and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all other and former wills and codicils made by us at any time: MAIDA BARTON leaves amid Echo-ing praises. DEACON CHUTE leaves the girls' Baseball team. MARTY CRAIG leaves, still Miss Shaw's favorite Nature Boy . BOB DICKSON leaves his twinkle toes to anyone who will claim them. LARRY DONINO leaves his judicial bench to future operatic stars. KIT ENGEL leaves her timepiece at the jeweler's to be adjusted. MARCIA FRIEDLANDER leaves Mary Glenn sad but true. BILL GORDON leaves Mrs. Guthertz in a dither. JANE HAMILTON leaves her Yale spirit to Mr. Tomlinson fa Harvard manb. BETTY HEED left us in February. ELIZABETH HUBERT leaves the weight of the world to Atlas. BOB IRVINE left opposing tacklers ten yards behind him. SUE ANN KATES leaves her smile, her good grades and her sweet shyness to you-all.'l JO ANN KATES leaves her crown and sceptre to future Edgewood queens. ELINOR KLOTZ leaves her books to all Edgewood worms , GERRY LALLY leaves 'KSkinny. ' JEAN LANDAUER leaves her appendix in the Greenwich Hospital. LILA LEVINSON leaves - no she can't, she isn't here yet. HELENE MEUSER leaves her lunch to whoever finds it so intriguing. TOM PEARSON leaves his excuses in the office. EVELYN RICHARDSON leaves her linoleum blocks. - ERNEST RUSTIA leaves an Unfinished Symphony with Great Expectations. EDDIE SCHUR leaves his Thursday recess G.O. meetings. ANN SHAPIRO leaves by the Skin of her teeth. MURIEL SPINDELL leaves the G.O. minutes as a choice specimen for biological dissection. TERRY TWITCHELL leaves his verbosity and pomposity to Jim Van Dyk. NADINE WHITON leaves her curly hair to Mary Holbeck. NOREE WIDEMAN leaves her height to be equally divided between the two Vickies.

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FRESHMAN CLASS i Stnzzfirzg, Left to Right: P. Carr, A. Heimlich, R. Lime, J. Goldimitb, L. W'rigbt, E. Scholnik, D. Filfio, S. Weinftein. Sitting: T. Carr, I. Tnuk, J. Titw, P. Burton, B. Low, F, Glotzman. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Fink Razr, Left 10 Right: M. DiEkillI071. O. Hoyt. f. Geift, M. Paxton, C. Fried. K. Silberfeld C. Clyaxe, 1. Hubert, B. Cbaput. R, Stemzrt. Middle Roux' P. Sellon, N. Spugrzoli, N. Danielf I , Dfrif, B. Caplain. C. Nnlzfe. B. Sckuwz. j. Updilfe. Firft Roux' H. Flitzb, T. Kennedy, M Lczruif, R. Ruffin, j, Blixx. A. cfihlurm.