Hathaway Brown School - Specularia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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VIRGINIA VEACH athletic, brisk, spirited, Hey, Barb! What would our first teams have done without Ginny's skill and speed? Where would Glee Club be without her second soprano? We know her best for her high ideals and her steadfast determination to uphold her convicf tions, a rare sense of humour that catches subtle witticisms, and acute powers of observation that have enabled her to give audienceconvulsing por' trayals of Lige Beatson and an anonyf mous political heckler. Above all, we admire Ginny for her warm lovaltv. JANE VAN FOSSAN non-committal, serene, amiable, steadfast Janie, endowed with an unusual facf ulty for mature understanding and symf pathetic listening, is our Mrs. Anthony. Lurking beneath that serious brown gaze is a mischievous twinkle that manif fests itself in Janie's keen, yet unobtruf sive, sense of humor. Her fidelity is unceasing, whether it is demonstrated toward Jim Hegan, Glenn Ford, or her many friends, who value Janie's friendship. f26l

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ANN TREADWAY trustful, excitable, elusive, moody Christmas cards with coy, blond angels will always remind us of Annie, the girl whose outward innocence be' lies her inner deviltry. How many times has H. B., Oberlin, or Clifton Beach been rocked by some unusual episode instigated by our little schemer, who later refers to it as How casual! and then gaily breaks into mysterious laugh' ter. No day can be complete without some of Annie's enthusiasm sprinkled over the hours. l25l JAN TROUT zany, magnetic, enthusiastic, prized jan Trout, Raymond Hall's living windfmill, has the uncontested position of being our most successful afterfdinner anecdotefandfstoryfteller. Ever hilarious are her tales of house parties and of her roommate's fabulous deeds. Even the painful business of mounting rickety ladders to erect Carnival and prom dec' orations 'or the awkward results of having a bottle of pickled earthworms as a biology seatmate have not damp' ened her spirit or discouraged her own particular muse.

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MARTY VILAS wiggly, petite, popular, candid Grace, bounce, buoyancy, and zest, are part of everything Marty does, whether she is dancing a fast samba at U. S., executing a neat basketball pass, acting on the H. B. stage, or merely walking down the hall with her characf teristic swing. She is fortunate enough never to be at a loss for words or men, and her candor, warmth, and vivacity will continue to charm both boys and girls alike. MARGARET ELLEN WERNTZ energetic, vivacious, emotional, giddy Peggy radiates enthusiasm wherever she can be found. . . in the Shaker Sun, at Denison, roughing it in Gates Mills, at Vaughn Monroe's personal appear' ance, and at all corners of H. B. .She has been the spark in many a party, in many a volley ball game, and in countless dances. The flash of her red beanie, the jingle of her bracelets, and the laugh that is Peggy's own will never let her pass unnoticed. f27l