Hood College - Touchstone Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

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l H E eniora MARTHA ELIZABETH CANNEN HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND Psychology Almosl any day you'll find Belsy, pencil in hand, adding and sub'rrac+ing in lhe +rea,surer's books of The senior class. If she isn'+ working on a paper, she's in The middle of a scheme 'rhal will bring nolhing buf mischef 'ro Shrin- er's second floor. A gracious person who has definifely The righf combinalion of sense and sympaihy for social work, where +here's Belsy, l'here's Mercy me. NATALIE COLBERT FREDERICK, MARYLAND English Las? summer Frederick buzzed wilh The news of a Hood sludenl' who had really done a worlhy iob on Jrhe local newspaper. ln addition To building foward a lop flighf fu- Jrure in iournalism. Tillie is known for her record on The Aihlelic Associalion, her busy weekends, and her near- ness. Jusl look for a shiny black head benl over a Jrype- wriier, and you'lI find. . .Tillie. MARGARET CROOK cAToNsviLLE, MARYLAND Biology li is no wonder +ha+ Peg slands oui as a loyal pillar of The Afhleiic Associalion, for a gym suif is her favoriie cosfume. Wanf To learn anylhing abouf Biology? Jusr ask This lively member of Bela Bela Bela, Black hockey shoes and efiervesceni spiril are The uniorgellable 'rrademarks ol. . .Peg.

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ll'llf eniord ANNA GRACE BOYD NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY Religion As she is a slaunch believer in The saying Hearing is an arf and Therefore one should noi be rushed, don'+ ever lef A. G. begin a siory during mealiime unless you have ample lime To concenfraie. Alihough she's ofien deliber- aie. willowy A. G. is a vi+al presideni of Tridenl and Canferbury Club and parficipaies regularly in Dance Club. No one o'-:loclc class? Then siop To see . . . A. G. KATHERINE BROWN LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS Nursery School Kay enioys working wifh children and is a five-day ieach- er al fhe nursery school, She has The wonderful abiliiy of planning efficienfly and geiiing fhings accomplished' and, Though serious minded, she oflen sees 'rhe humorous side of life. Soil-spoken and amiable is . . . Kay. NANCY CAMPBELL cANoNsaune, PENNSYLVANIA Home Economics If +here's somefhing brewing, Cancy is bound lo be ai Jrhe boHom of i'r. Her ready wi'r and amiabiliiy explain why she's confinually surrounded by her friends. In her college generaiion, she is ihe unlorgeliable Conslable in LiHle Nell. A nimble finger and individualism make an accomplished seamsfress of. . , Cancy.

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THE eniorzi MARTHA CRUICKSHANK PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Psychology Marly is known for her love of horses and her concern for her prize possession, Miss Vixen. A new and enlhusias- 'fic member of lhe bridge sei. .she is lhe lypical blue jeans girl, her usual oullil' compleled by a sporls iackel, old loafers and wool socks. Her summer on a ranch added many new sfories +o 'rhe humorous reperloire ol. . . Marly. DEBORAH DAIX MOUNTAIN LAKES, NEW JERSEY French Slop a fall casual gal wifh a Hi Debbie, where are you going? and you'll hear Dance club of course. Chai for a while, and you'll hear aboul conlinual emolional crises. made vivid by dry-humored narralion. Remark 'ro Debbie aboul 'rhe wealher and she will laud lhe merils of rhe West However, remember, while you're conversing wilh her lhal you're 'felling il 'ro 'rhe Marines now. MARY LEE DAVIS ITHACA, NEW YORK Sociology Flaming red hair does nor accompany a fiery disposilion in lhe case of even-Tempered Mickey who is undersland- ing and lislens inlenlly lo anyone's Troubles. Miss Mickey's nof on campus? Then you know she's off lo Washingfon on anolher shopping spree. This 'friendly member of lhe fulure social workers ol '52 is known lo her friends as . . . Mickey.