Hathaway Brown School - Specularia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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V JOAN SKALL generous, inimitable, mysterious, surprising Brownfeyed joanie is a master of un' derstatement, an observer, an inter' preter, and a pokerfface. No one can stay serious for long when she slinks down the hall with an imperious air or renders one of her toofrealisticfforfcomf fort impersonations for the inmates of unsupervised study hall. Ioan of the multicolored socks and the mysterious chemistry concoctions has tossed many a laugh into a long school day. l so ow - is .- .e JULIE SMITH zestful, bustling, congenial, adept Looking for executive ability or social savoirffaire? Need help with a problem or moral support? Meet Julie, our Stu' dent Council president. She never seems to stop talking or dashing about, but she meets the demands of her heavy ref sponsibilities with her capable handling of the many problems that arise. .She was editor of Review in her junior year and has been a member of the Glee Club for four years. Behind all her accom' plishments lies the allfimportant fact that Julie is a wonderful sport. l23l

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-IANET ELEANOR ROESCH practical, tearful, emphatic, wonderful- Everyone depends on Janet. She works diligently as vicefpresident of the class, offers practical solutions to the inevitable problems, and cries with us over our lovelorn troubles. The World's most understanding female, she takes on more than her share of class responsif bility, but her silly giggle testifies to the fact that she finds plenty of time for fun. Her unique way of walking, al' though far from dignified and stately, is indicative of her unflinching deter' mination. ,S l SANDY RITTINGER boisterofu, lithesome, tactful, natural Sandy has a knack for relaxing. Her bursts of laughter and her easy sense of humor make her at home Wherever she is found-at the Skating Club, in the wilds of Canada, and even in the distant halls of Dartmouth. Her welcome pres' ence can mean another hockey game won, another Carnival dollar saved, or another party fulfilled. Sandy has two hearts-one in the usual thoracic posi- tion, the other chained securely to her wrist. i223

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GLORIA HELEN STERNICKI animated, kaleidoscopizr, tireless, uinagected Gloria, our cookie queen, has presided peerlessly over the pastry departments of Carnival and the Senior prom. Her ardent devotion to baseball, Steve Gro' mek in particular, is famous, and her telepathic communications in spring from the Stadium have elated or def pressed our spirits as the games may go. Her unassuming friendliness and ready sympathy, which have caused us to hold her in high esteem, are constantly glow' ing on her face, which is celebrated for its remarkable capillary action. MARIAS SPENCER imaginative, witty, optimistic, inimitable Marias reacts to parties as a plant reacts to water, she has a natural tropism toward gaiety, people, and fun. She loves a practical joke, or even an impractical joke. Her quick repartee is renowned, and we shall long remember Marias for her conversations with eye' brows arched and eyes perfectly serious, her Spencer witticisms ending with an If you'll pardon the expression , and her familiar Yeah, I know . Marias convinces her listeners that she really does know. - g i l24l