Emma Willard School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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Q My 1 -.d' Left min: A. Armstrong, l'. Ualyi-r, 5. Calwell, L. lit-an. Il. Clifford, K. Darinpurt, A. Hzidliv, N. Hosrner, M. Hubbard, Daxis F Fl l' Fr ly F l'r ' 1. Lmorr, . 4 aw i' . . ' irnzin. bceoiid Tum from left: ll. Atkins, A. limwn. R. C-rxirui, A. fhalmii-, -l. Fonda, N. Hiinfplirns: L. Filter. V. llwli-ndoi'I', Al. livruulcl, S, Hartrr, Y. Duin-mt. .l. Hen-furil. Third mu' yimn let S. llal.--r, fl lhrtliolf, l'. f'.-., Hi. ii 1 i M ll ii, f.. f,haloux. L. llrntley, A. Day, l'. lolmson, IJ. ltosehi-t, l.. lirnst, M. linneli. fi. Ford Right hand mu' S. Bari.-r, fl, Brunn, A. Crandall. l.. F f' Flux l Vriliim l' li nn ll Ili . ispy, ,, . v. ,. iz 1 . . H' , . :vi-import, M. l'loauland. ll. liarrold, M. Huupe-1. THE JUNIORS Although lacing one hundred strong presentcd some diihculties at iirst, we Juniors have done much this year to prove the truth of the adage that there is strength in numhers. Witli the cooperation of each girl and the assistance of our advisors, the class was soon functioning as a team. The Very Important Purples realized just how important their leadership really was. The Purple team continued on its rampage, up' setting the Greens in a thrilling Fall Field Day. Our longfaxvaited Prom next claimed our attenf tion, Finally, hoxx'ex'er. the last invitation had heen answered. hut all too quickly the strains of Ralph Stuarts orchestra left ENV. A crowded term concluded with a Christmas party for our sister class. Our strength sustained us through exams, field trips. conferences. and television appearances. to mention only a few of our winter activities. in which our talents were made evident in Showf lioatu and the popular French auction. Providing the hulwark for A Mighty Fortressf' we ruundf ed out our winter program. Spring term hruught us renewed energy. which carried us through concerts. May Day. and Spring Field Day. XVe are eagerly anticipating the challenge of Senior year. and hope that it will prove tu l'e as happy an experience as -luniur fear has heen.

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,iw Second Tow from left: G. Schuttc. N, Vccdcr, B. OBrien, A. MacDonell, B. Richardson, B. Roby, B. Nash, K. Ryan, H. Seward, S. Stcketcc, P. Stump, J. lVyatt, M. Shortiss. Left hand row: K. Taube, C. Washburne. S. Vfells, J. Lowry, S. Kellogg, R. Pitt, H. Seitz, J. Parker, A. Macomber, C. Nugent, R. Radford, K. Manchester. Right hand row: H. Vaughn, B. Rickamer, S. Manchester, S. McKean, L. Miller, R. Mizcner, D. YVilliams, E. Khachadoorian, C. YVilliams. M, Macpherson, G. Sternberg, L. Sparrow, M. Stroock. Third raw: from left: M. Thomas, N. Leary, N. Lehmann, L. LaMacchia, P. Murcia, L. Neidlingcr, M. Luras, C. LaMatry, H. Shoag, J. Thompson, P. Smart, J. Moreau. President ......... VicefPres1'dent ..... Secretary ......... Treasurer .... Pveszdent ........... VicefPresz'dent ..... Secretary ..... Treasurer .,,.. . Preszdent ............ XfIfC6'P7'CS1'd6'71f Secretary ......... 'freasurer ..,... CLASS QFFICERS First Term Second Term Third Term 2 8 ......Prudence Smart Rosemary Mizener .........Pene1ope Fenn ...,,Elaine Elmore .....Sally Steketee ......Belle Atkins .....Penelope Case .....Keven Ryan ......Marianna Stroock ..........Lee Sparrow ......Sandra McKean ......Cecelia LeMatty

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,fa CALENDAR September 22 - Confusion. In Profusion. Gctober 2 - Rings 'N things. Qctober 10 - Fathers Aren't bothers. Qetober 14 - Room study's the matter O'er which we're wiser and sadder Uctober 29 - Catflike Diseorders Serenade boarders. November 13 - The Purples won But it was fun. November 26 - Generally surmised- It's great to be surprised. November 28 - Fiftyffive Drummed to jive. December 1849 - Revels 'N devils Stately Lords Parental hordes Bells were ringing Lusty singing And we went home.