Kimberley School - Kimberleaves Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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Y CLASS B'-B Marv Dickson MOST RELIABLE Susan Inglis jane Williams Ruth Lieder MOST INNOCENT Susan Ill Nancy Eavenson Joan Tinker HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Lois Silberman Elayne Robinson Marlene Atwood MOST ATTRACTIVE Rae Krout tie Dorothy Redfield jerrie Reilly DONE THE MOST FOR Jane Williams Nancy Eavenson Ruth Lieder BEST ATHLETE Sally Smith Elayne Robinson Ruth Lieder mong fde oaaued KIMBERLEY MOST SOPHISTICATED Mertice Templeton Dody de Vausney Nancy Klaas BEST MOST CIASS WIT Lois Silberman 1,548 Jane Williams jun T CIWLIZE Ruth Lieder e C0-Stilfyan D 26 ALL-AROUND STUDENT Ruth Lieder Marlene Masini Anne Fairchild MOST GULLIBLE Margie Andrew Lois Silberman Dorothy Redfield LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jane Williams Marlene Masini Anne Fairchild 3. , . . 2 SLP- i f f , QM- Ji f ' . Q ..,. ,I , A L, fmsr MARRIED Jane Lockwood

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LEFT T0 RIGHT, BACK ROW: Audrey Carroll, joanne McQuillen, Audrey Maax, Edna Aoera, joan Max, joan Kernpiborne, Nela Wiexing. THIRD ROW: Lira Landon, Barbara Cronin, Molly Preirolt, Sue Cbatellier, Barbara Palmer, Peggy jenkinl, Winnie Slack. SECOND ROW: Pal Taylor, Calberine Burke, Pat Ford, Sally Cooke, Pam Neill, joy-ce Deyo, Nanry Nortbup, Edilln Hoifing- lon. FRONT ROW: Ann Malll1ewJ, Louixe Green, Peggy ,loner lprexidenll, Sue Davii, Bonnie Dill, Barbara jone.f. ABSENT: Gay Clarke, Lee Roberu, Mary Ann Treene, Karen Wray. unior 6 ada fCourteJy of Will Sbakerpearej Friends, Americans, Kimberleyites, lend us your ears, We come not to bury our junior year, but to praise it. The mischief that we have done will probably live after us, fRereJJ Caperfj The good will be forgotten as we leave this, our junior year. fSerond Prize at the Fall Frolirj The noble Miss Henney has told us that we are a strong class, fVirtoriou: in inter-clan gamefj If this is so, it is a good thing, And from this thing comes a good deed, fthe New, Improved Kimberly Koarierj urer,' 1. Deyo, vice-prexident. Here, by leave of the gracious junior Class, for they are all exceptional girls, Come we to speak in their praise. This is the noblest class of them all. All the juniors did what they did for the benefit of the school. fPartiripation in Vexperf, May Day and Gradua- tion j They, with a common thought, bid a sorrowful farewell to their predecessors fClaJr Day 19492. This year was profitable to us all and so outstand- ing that Kimberley might stand up and say to all the world, THIS WAS A CLASS! ANN MATTHEWS AND PEGGY JONES LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Davis, Jerrelary P. loner, preridenlg G. Clarke, ireaf