Kimberley School - Kimberleaves Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

5 4 X S 85l?LE PN Tublishea Ly flze Senior Gfass KIMBERLEY SCHOGL Jimfclazr, Mlm Jersey ll l l 4 Whal' does lhe Kimberley seal mean fo you? ll' may imply a somewhaf differenl ideal +o each person who sees i+. As a whole, if may represenl whal lhose who know and work for Kimberley give 'ro fhe school life and whal lhey receive in relurn. To lhose noi direc+ly connecled wilh our school, il may be a shining symbol of youlh and hope. There is also a special significance 'ro each par? of 'rhe seal. We have fried fo show our concepfion of 'fhe seal and i+s meaning in lhis, our yearbook. Life is no brief candle 'ro me. lf is a sorr of splendid forch which l have gol hold of for The moment and I wanl' fo make if burn as brighlly as possible before handing il on To fufure generalionsf' -George Bernard Shaw FOREWORD MME. A. D'AU RIA We, rhe class of nineieen filly-four dedica+e +his, our year- book, +0 you, Madame D'Auria, in appreciafion of your under- sfanding of us, as boih a 'reacher and a friend. Your wonderful sense of humor, always sparkling, in and oul' of class, has been a source of greaf joy 'ro us, and we shall always remember how you helped and encouraged us by giving unselfishly of your Hme when we needed you. Through Jrhis dedicafion we wish 'ro express our deep devoiion fo you and our graiifude for all you have meanl' 'ro us. 'Tis her privilege, 'rhrough all +he years of This our life, 'io lead from joy To joy, for she can so inform 'rhe mind Tha? is wirhin us. -Wordsworfh f s ficw Awnlxnl' r wlxil , Qu - in , y 1 kv. win., ESQ!-HEQV! if fir , ! ei , riff I li, l DEDICATION 'J-S532 MISS ETHEL M. SPURR Principal ADMINISTRATIQN MISS ELEANOR HENNEY Assisfani' Principal F '7 ' 25,11 l 1 '+-N. MISS MARY LOU BIANCHI MISS RUTH BOSSHARD MISS NANCY CHANDLER MRS- GEORGE DAWSON English. Hisfory Laiin, Spanish Science English I I 5 ' I 'L MMM' 5' Su f I ff . Q' '. J 'I Q 4 I Wxxlf . '.,f'aTxJ I K it lx 4 ,' 1 , na -r .IF . 4,11 , Qi' 1 U I I' x .f r ' All D. f,,l'r , ' XJ! Iv , 4 4 2 I I I :- J f 1 Jw iv-hx, Jxl LI uf' x EX 'A FACULTY If MME, A, D-AURIA MRS, G, B, KALIJARVI MRS. RICHARD KREMENTZ Franck English Mafhemafics MRS. LESLIE W. MOORE English 9 I v if 'gf--fs., Q MRS. W. H. PATTERSON MISS DOROTHY RENZ MRS. L. A. THOMPSON MLLE. ANDREE VEEN French Maihemafics Lafin, Hisfory French FACULTY MISS MURIEL BROCK MISS JANE STONE MISS JANE BAUER MR.WALLACE M.COURSEN Physical Educafion Physical Educafion Music Music I -Av 2 , QQ 'A A I , wwf I E my K . .V V, J ,W 'J.-i . I I Ex 9 I ie L, .- S in f eu MRS. ESTELLE ARMSTRONG MISS MARIE LOUISE MRS. ROBERT C. DALLERY Van ESSELSTYN Ari' Dramaiics Ari MRS. J. W. VanCLEAF Librarian FACULTY MRS. JOSEPH HALLORAN MRS. ROY W. CHESNUT MRS. RICHARD H. FEHRS Nurse Financial Secreiary Recepfionisf MISS KATHERINE HOYT Academic Secreiary Baal: view of fhe school. Sfudying in fha library. SCHGOL HISTGRY Here we are wifh our pink and blue walls, con- frasfing green blaclcboards, baseball diamond, fen- nis courls. bowling alleys. and swimming pool. We have become so accusfomed fo our many advan- fages fhaf we have all begun fo fake fhem for granfed. Buf how many of us know how fhese fhings came abouf? ln I906. Mary Kimberley Waring. a feacher from Monfclair High School, sfarfed a school of her own. Her middle name accounfs for fhe presenf name of fhe Kimberley School lYou see, if wasn'+ fhe dia- mond mines in Soufh Africall. Miss Waring fool: one of her Smifh classmafes. Miss Jordan. info parfnership. and fhey boughf fhe properly a+ 33 Plymoufh Sfreef and erecfed a new building. In I9I0, fhe firsf girls wifh brighf. eager faces gradu- afed from Alma Mafer. Jusf fhinlc. ouf of five members of fhe senior class idon'+ lef fhese figures fhrow youll. fhere were a presidenf, vice-presidenf. secrefary. freasurer. and one-! Well, fhe years rolled by. and as more fafhers wenf broke sending fheir daughfers fo Kimberley. fhe senior classes expanded enough fo have a few followers insfead of nofhing buf leaders. By l940. Miss Helen Bun' Mason and Miss Margaref Muir Gallie had become principal and assisfanf principal respecfively. Bofh fhese ladies had a number of degrees. and Miss Gallie had sfudied af Oxford Holly good fown, eh. Ole Chap?1. Kimberley was now so large and lively fhaf a board of frusfees was appoinfed fo guide fhe affairs of fhe school. A big sfep was falcen in May, I949. The school was moved fo fhe Monfclair Afhlefic Club. much fo fhe elafion of our Kimberleyifes and fhe dismay of fhe afhlefes of Monfclair. The whole building . -. ... ,..., 'visa' N Rohearsing for Wafer Ballet in fha pool. was remodeled, wilh a new dining room, arl sludio. and spacious classrooms lhal are always iusl The righl lemperalure. lTl1e bar was removed, and along wilh il' wenl smolcinq privileqes.l Will? 'rhe move, Miss Eleanor Henney, our beloved hislory leacher lWill we ever lorgel lhose slories in hislory classll was elevaled 'ro 'rhe posilion of assislanl principal. The nexl year, Miss Elhel M. Spurr came lo us wilh an impressive record ol B.A. from Rad- cliff lsumma cum laude, iusl as a passing lhoughll. M.A. from Columbia, and graduale worlc al Har- vard and 'rhe Universily of Minnesola. Those are some of her pasl accomplishmenls, buf whal of her recenl' ones? Well, by her loresighledness and energy, she has pul K.S. on ils loes and made il more alive lhan ever. We may well be proud of Alma Maler, all lhe way from lhe lazy, warm sun slreaming in lhe windows ol room 2l7 lo +he brisk lypewriler on lhe deslc in lhe lronl office. Working in fha lab. Playing baslrolball in fha gym Compeling on lhe lloclrey field. Q JA Like fhe flame of a forch in fhe senior year. a brighi' culminafion, a lighf for fhe resf of fhe school fo follow. SENIORS 1 Firsf row leff fo righi Roberfs Aeschlimann Towner Krebs den? Bleecier, Evans, Gullord. Third row: Shannon, Mid- Glass Second row Doherfy Dudialr Onderdonk presi dlefon Fisk, Bunce, Hinck, Carringion, VanVleclr. S NIGR As Seniors we arrived lhis year Wirh smiles and hopes, and a bil of fear Of Senior Year. Two more girls joined in The fun- The class rhen rolalled forl'y-one- We slill had a fear of Senior Year. Fall Frolic wiih usual musical scores Broughr comperirion from rhe sophomores Orher slsifs, games, and good Times galore Baby Day led some lo believe Thar we were full of Joie de Vivre . If is nor hard 'ro conceive. Source Themes were our nexr arfraclion. A firing and mos? unusual aclion was Q? 'T '57 VR? V7 Firsf row, lefi To righh Kaveny, Taylor. Beaily, Callahan, R-iml'1UI'Sf. DGMIFSOYI. 8Ol1N9ll- Third row: Cook. Cole Za Miller. Hobart Second row: McLean, Warniclr, Olmslead, brislrie. Wendi. FBFQUSSOH. Mann. Hdywdfd. Wood C ASS Thar some slyed up 'Til Dawn. Thanksgiving and Chrislmas vacarions came And wenl so fast if hardly famed Us clown for examinalions. We lived. and in due fime greaf hoards Of us wen+ 'ro lake The College Boards. They broughf us new, nervous sensalions. Then came +he prom, and soon May Day. And graduafion, +hen on our way To face ihe world wilh a new fear. We have spenf some 'rime al' Kimberley- And all of us heariily agree Thai if was our besr year, Senior Year. -Tookie Onderdonlc- l As we were a few years ago 4?- Affer College Boards. ANN BARBARA AESCHLIMANN Ann 6 years af K.S. Lee ynlndividualify is 'lo be preserved and respecfed everywhere as fhe roof of everyfhing good. Bur, Mrs. Dawson. I disagree! . . . broad cullure . . . fufure Deba+ing Club head . . . will do anyfhing To help a friend . . . a fiddler from 'way back ,Am . . . bursfing wifh expression . . . poefry . . . energy and exhuberance. Q . b laySglEger5?ufh '52, Sly High '53gDrama'ric N' ' eg .Ll ' A Q5 JB, A Lego -x Z JS! Q 'N V 'f 6: I ye lj . Q X X , . ' U 9' 'L s in 30 5 TILLY-Jo BEATTY Q C' 9 ,f-Vanuigiia fs.:-1 Ty-Jo J 3 Years af K.S. L66 8 K H is good fo be merry and wise. -Anon. 0 9 Lovable . . . dancing dark eyes 'n' curls . . . how E does she gel lo bed ai' 9:3O? . . . infelligenf and 0 X impish . . . 'thai Soufhern hospi+ali+y . . . smiles 'n' sparkles . . . wonderful apprecia'rion of ofhers 1 jf . . . will go places. y Acfivifios: Sfudenf Council Presidenl' '54: Kourier Edifor-in- E 5 Q O Chief '53: Honor Courf Chairman '54: Baslcefball J.V. '53: AHockey J.V. '52, Varsify '53, '54: North Jersey Hockey 45 Second Team '54: Wafer Ballef '53: Baseball Varsify '52, 0 C 553: KA. Play, Dear Rufh '52: Glee Club '5 '54: Typin d 4 6 '53g Firsf Hono ell '52, ' . S g 3 ga i 2' 2 123 c 135 ' -Q u a Q I ' 5 K ' 9 fi If 3 Q Q' 'g 6 0' x- Q - , ' .X o 54 - If pai -' 4- C 5 Y l l In Th E - - My LO A f ' - 9' 5 -a Q il Q' 1 J . Q, I' - 3 gf 3 RQ 14 5 . Q 2- K lj' , Q A Q' ,-y ., O 2 3 8 5 2 Q -5-03 dx- 1 Q duff gg?-C2257 fp.-,Cf Teou., l .Csrw 4-J GWALL-J J VT? r1FY-wr. -9500 'YVCYQIJ-I1 w,.J fff, 1-A21 ij'- J-x ' RJ :F lf :,.5 JJ'-.1 QJNL LJJ' . v .Cr lb G-BTW flyfl .J . 4 1 5 A ' Q I . 33 r 549, 1 sv.: JL r- -:IIS r'rjg.t 5,,,fff- I3 ,xqx YD lull W,-5 1 +-J' ANIIAISPQNQQI PLEE ER QUW3 Qpuqcrvn 'Nihgv '- 'f:,.3 f IO years af Ki A Kirnber F ,I 1C JYZ5l'ie walks in geauiy lilzelkflfe nlgl1f. -lhgrffri I f -Ih +lI+I '+ih I' ' ,'Jz.'Ea'ilf5+uies Pail li++Ie C9535 U-lLJ:'7 d'I!...godf'd+bh ,xapirsonal To s minmn .S?X?5slIBgB'f?d 'l',LL', gh' rc, gracious charm. Mag 0'GJ.uQ- in VW- 000+- xciivifies: Yeargoolc Ari' if r '54: Kourier xr: Ediforuff Class S 1 '54, R d C R ' -s,fOl:zci:s'3i3iffQzeiigfainzloo lx-D farm cd' 6100041 .l . ell Ringer 52: fxraganallxs .541 Aff 54: Dra- - iw us.. - of--fi AMI- we we vw Qjg , YZJFFQL 1'-J C 1, -le.. 17 3 -ff ' QQ-.4...dc, ,P lyme, - A 'L 5 - , 'N-Lfukfxa NW MARY' LEERQQEINELL q Mary Lee 5 years al K.S. L66 Few fhings are impossible +o diligence and skill. -Johnson Reliable . . . breezy 'n' efficien+ . . . rocking wilh lauglmfer . . . always beaufifully dressed . . . bouncy spirif. . . generous . . . sunny side up. Acfivifies: Bell Ringer '52: Glee Club '52. '53. '54: Second onor o ' , ' . CX NCR H R II 52 53 T-CQ FEJNZDZQKCOSQQ Q' Rios ,affix , 5 CD be 157 we . as fsfQ1ffg,?f'4gf,glQ5f asv X fgfiafssffi' fi if ,Q 1 fi ee, A 7 e 5 5 1 X Qi,-X Ly K, ,J gif? 53 QP - 1 Z: . 5 X! TY fciix ' '. 5 , Sgr! 5 57 X634 Ogg .flowing le 1 -g 1'- .--- v -v V195 l5l ' ' 1115 Qty 6-ip' 5fuv'v- Q wx-2. ao.-Q.. Bri,-Y 'v..Q,. -'q:qe..1w.. ,,,,, J, :CAF s ' ---wx l' '. s.:f ' Tl NJ'-N-X H 'I V -wi-'A -Y P.sV:n4,,f- Ig. S. -.xg it-'Soxgx gsm-uf, 2 v'-, so WQJ Q-f-4, up .. If t'i:-xs.L14 may can-,..-k.s1-' .exact . TQQY..-1 gay., 5--L -.. 2.1 miie, ka va-'v Ia-'A+ M WSENICRSJ'-W I hqsllx ..QQ0gg,:L-4, No., ,geqggeyal N1-'Lf xufgaw- Iv. -go-'Pc G-wq-.L..Q mama- -go-S vw-.nn mean vo f-9.11, cg- X sd rv, oe 'LSXQ '63 ?JLr5an.JL.X- ' LESLIE CONSTAN E B NCE l --if .Je N io kg? nth.. -.fs-xfnsnt 'Lal N-L-Avi-sv,-..g xdqxa T. aah' .T or -6-years al K.S..,, s ,kg,r.ms1,k,. 4 Lei' Splashing and plunging ihrough 'thick and +hin. s..M..s n- -w--Lex, Tx 5915+-'ra-lefki- E, A very willing helper . . . Ape!! . . . lhose shrill squeals . . . always managing lo gel banged up . . . Camp Wabasso ls Good Enough for Me . . . Those acrobalic baslcelball shols . . . lhal all-imporlanl leller . . . puls her hear? in every- -efxx.lhLn3l.N W 10 'TOMS' '79, c'g'T 'l Acfivifis: Lee Represenlalive '52: Baslcelball Varsify '52, '531 Hockey J.V. '52, Varsily '53, '54: Baseball Varsily '52, '53: Araganaks '547 Kourier Sporls Edifor '537 Glee Club . 52, 53, '54: T p'ng '53. . Hindi' -Linen-6 '1NL.Ylre.ni' Ay C- 'U'lTbT'T'l' fmkmk xo' Q-aatsrrsxsx Kang .ll-of 6556. we . 'T :x fm snake.. 'I G-PBf:'Yxl':t..J h c WW, aaa . .44-.Ld-LJadf,5 uve--V wc., it-,'QAf XGJQS sr ing ,!.4.Af-17 , ZZ -f1r4?'U-H- - fu .f-5-A 1'-'e if :wel ygga ,,-f4s-rt: an 54's 3-Cixsl 8 MABREJNQGLSC VAHAP. ' Fd yy ' ..4,,k:-,4 we Ca ahan C2:--0 3 years al K.S. Kidoer The more mischief, lhe beffer sport -Anon. Thai iusl-before-lhe-bell-dra . . . leasable g . . . Who called you lasl nighl? . . . elaboraie hen parlies . . . l-ley, wail for mel . . . lhal' friendly and spiriled nalure . . . Silence is golden, buf we're off lhe gold slandard now . . . loves lo be wilh people. Acliviiies: Kourier Reporler '531 Araganalxs '54-: Glee Club '52, '53. '54: Typing '53. Zaagfqfzdd ,540 -44' 42 -dvd-7 41-4L7,4l,a.z.4wJ-4-4-4' a,.,6,f 7 f- y f - X Q4 70 Z ,, ..4,,.f.ua. -fyixf-vJ,6..CQ ddeepdfwa-4' awww! r- Q-,g..c....,-mb'.,m.m, 36 y4rCl 4! 136 T,do4 7 Q43 ,Qa,4n4L0 yi! 'QM---fuy'4oo Z ff? ew-fW ' w 'ffzW.R Hill- lffl-I-, +P-w-mega-+'m-'--aw-I 'fre cum. 'l..n.n.ufJ1. .EP- r :E .9-vauqarau Anal- l'01m-'iv -4-99 l J Hu-5 jan years T J' Hom -J-H4frxJt.Qp0-L No mg greal' was ever achieved . , lb-la enfhusias . -Emerson . . - Vfr- . -'H-H- -v Si ver rophies line er wals . . .per echonnsl . . . ,H FRA., R fare slrikes a Kimber Caplain again! . . . nimble' from lhe hockey field 'ro The classroom . . . laughs 'agua' as if she may bursf . . . sleady drive . . . cheeryyw and lun 'ro be wilh. .buff Off'-Can..-,'hDJ lokwsoolgii -Lv-n..n.Q'l'ml.l.. .3-ln.uJL u -as al-u.sLri'l'. like Q. Acfivilies: Kimber Caplain '54: Kourier Slaff '53: Yearbook ' and -4411:-l.l,+1 Lilerary Slafl '54: Baskelball J.V. '52, Varsily '53: Hockey . ' - L J.V. '52, Varsily '53, '54: Tennis Varsily '52, Caplain '53: I Dramalic Club '52: Glee Club '53, '54, Typing '53: Firsl' ,L.g,,,gy.,ig . ' ' 'Mau' db 130-nf'-D.d1JQ. 50 1024. u.0.uP.p,dp' vs L 5 Honor Roll '52, '53. ' fNlTpi'2, ,, in h Dru inf. elmaqli C u Rmlouolmuw up C11 r sf-Lugkk I l 5 lo? '2 Q Tumi 5,531 xl? CLIL GLX' lili'skl3 Tli'D'ff1KTLA L ALL A QQ,,g,aMlrjli,1fQ KLQ5 Q9-sign CL. DLMWJ1. LXCLU92 lb' D1 flL'U' DOWN NH ww is THVLTX cumck if-on .Xl U1 Cdc,LJr3.u..l'5 'DT2'?f1 TCDQD3 LA ffm? lC1f:fisR' V9 l lJ'YPa,'cJL RQYQU bl-lfV'z CQCMLQ liTWTzn MARY CASE' Lb? 'QL sl'YkC'll .Q 'ufnzfn 5 TBLLQ li lrlikli l?CLlLl 'S Ca5eY k l JWCQL CSL, A -, 3 years al K.S. Kimber 1 lvrljwlqw' if The glass of fashion and +he mold of form. l l K U Q' -Shakespeare lnlinile variely in moods and wardrobe . . . lhose H-z-O-2 locks . . . daydreams . . . Bail lhe hook well, lhis fish will bile! . . . warning iangle of lhose bracelels .. . Capezios galore . . . candor and openness. Aclivifies: Kourier Circulalion Manager '52: Yearbook Busi- X ness Sfall 254: Ari '53: Dramalic Club '52: Glee Club '54-.C , Q N 'P ill-lx T, LLCELLJ LLQTL., fi lll l5Ll'T6 Qi kCLl!N'2. C' Cf .Limoll 55.155 lqm. C LD ilffp vvwfpjb 'aiffl CA Hob clliidx, gym Qciocgzmmzd -- i nl wp-2 Mffguv ncuolfz, eff? fl LTTPCTUTJ5 QU Lf41lf'543fU 1 yf1qQL4JLlCLJL,4, Qqoukl ' O flisli lulkfz Q01 L,uu.Q,l' , A N 'X T I' ' C15 CL krglrfb. lslfiik ' Bexvygji Lfifwc, lL,n,C'lR qc 'Qggqjl xl,C'g,i..Ji I 5 QQ., l Q Lgilf l '1J,,l!Wi,l'f'flkLm,b Cfwlrv 5215i NC Q57 if U-.L :. xp'J....b- A My ' i L -W Ty 'IJ l-f5 4542 '-sg Awfb t 5-1, ,.- gf... ,,, I . - i-141 -' ,s-5',-'11-Tl-1'1.-.aM' -J' ji' - ,..1,f'7 -.AL .:.'-. 1::7..1ix L., A '1,. '7'..,,. ' A is Gift-. q L?,.iLg . - 85' -A 5 ls- K - 'V tp .5 y :V N Q.-1--nl I! 9 ' h 4 v .., T9 .,- .,l -, 5 0 T -Jaxx' x.,. X Q- 19 :Q-'b Nr- II 5 -fs -' ,Q v,- -f-fs.,' x4 ' fs -.-.. ,J ,-4...-J gk Y' f il ,,,. is-E' jo FT!-s-', , - 5- 'fm:1.5 H. -i 41 I v' V VM Q. V: rw gif--g-J' M A H-:-gs, ls-rt: . W', .Jer tl ' ' ' V -5 'J' ,gfvg 'rj,,s.+5 -j T 'A-Ay, - .Q ,Qs 'rv-,:.h..,7-as' - .po ,J -Q: M i Liu x'.'i 3 'T : Q o-9 its is 14a Q ,ion , --'J-A --' - X w ..-4 :gf- ' .JOAN SHAW COLE iv X-'W if I W Q n v 1 ll Q Q as Jil 1 sg' au Pme Klf- fa-fs '--J'-'Q VA l' 3 years al K.S. Lee LL J 'Happiness is a perfume you cannol' pour on oihers ' ' wifhoul' geH'ing a few drops on yourself. -Emerson Smile! . . . slarry eyes . . . Do you kids realize K-'17 1-. . good lislener . . . going in five direclions al' 1 Qian.. Q MJ.. Agence . . . effervescenl . . . summer acquainlances QQJ' . X-A:I,r,v': ffbubbling over willw llwe ioy of being alive. TN Acfivifies: Clwesl Presidenl '54: Class V'ce-Pres'cleni '53: 'X Class Treasurer '52: Hockey J.V. '54: Araganaks l5jg y .1 ' '-'Kourier -Sfafl '53, Gvlee Club '52, '53, '54, hw - ' T' 6 - o LSLQLCL' ,.7gLA,,1, .,- 1.0 .--s -M-vx ZT 1 D ' uv' Q Q NHL A 'Da.wT:ch--3- .i.,-.a,b2u.,'.,..2os.LV'.a.i,ifliivU'.aL4Jg2.bfl'r -'Cf-1-2-ffl.-11 -Z?-, ' '4 -J 49 .,v'.. os3'!Yfi.A.-u2.'f1'..2- l .A.A.-D J...-J.,-41. .9.u...g+'...7f Lfff 'H-Do A15 .i-M -,-,. as-M-J 1- me Mui: ,C f:r'LDJ ' J++ we i ' , , I Ju died sicwii, , ,.f...' -M -be-ga A-,Ms ffnfi-5 .,., J1.J'I4 f s-A-f-12-4 tdfrs' ':A J',t fs 'J f.Q, .-TTL,-sv-A' fl:,T.: J.a4f.f -il-I-4+-4 -li 'D.1A ',,A-4 41 f--.r-s ii 'l 1 -.4 C-'r'-sr 4'v-'A ' ' 223' D i 'S I 'JI - Xtv a 1 J. '-L,!.,..A' rlxfs-J,-740' -rJl,,.A .!p.:- .,. ,.., V7-J,-q--M.-Q' , i 1 ..n. no 0' A-5,9':3J'4u'-51 ' ' :'I: QQ lkffg Q- - t' - I' H i Q ' JANET LONGMUIR cook ,'Q.Od -4.4.4AJ'm2 O. lu-In f '.dff.1ee.a.e-'fi me-0 be ae-M 6 years af KS ' Q Q QfXAJ 3 An unexhngunshed laughfer shakes ihe skies. V4 rg, 4 yL9,,,.,.q, -'Yak-Q15 -P 08 The never-quile-awake-lype . . . 'rennis cqamp . . . worry, worry, worry . . . llwai' nonolnalanl slump . . . fabulous faux pas . . . lhe lhoughf of her brings a smile . . . slwrikes of panic . . . good- nalured and easy-going. ' Acfivifies: Yearbook Assislanl Business Manager '54-: Kourier Feaiures Edifor '53, Kimber AA. Represenlalive '52, '53: Hockey J.V. '53, Varsify '54: Tennis Varsify '52, '53: Bell Ringer '52: Glee Club '52, '54: Typing '53: Baseball Varsily '52, Second Honor Roll 52, '53. 4532 vu.Q.p -Aousuh. an-on-8. 0 'thot . ' U 'Oz' lb 5 A -- - -1'----J 1- --z ------. i--- --..-- --3---.Q It U-:-4-9-9-r J'-9-2 Jaan. a. Q-QU? 'W-2-LA -'-i'lkBQPOJ-X .QQ . -urn? Cs'tD'dd 'l2DuyUT ' ,B kcsu-Q udlucll +0 -x ULD! Q: JcJV8L.h.. lu- ,S minus '-Zfbv-a'lk : was we p.Q...s. 1954 . DOROTHEA WYNNE DENNISON llPaHyll 8 years a'r K.S. Kimber She doefh Ii++le kindnesses which mos? leave undone. -Lowell Bouncing on 'rhose Bermuda bells . . . uncivilized nose-blowing! . . . daredevil . . . +ha'r laugh! . . . wafer-nymph . . . Don'l' drop +he ashes on 'rhe floor. . . . Monlclair social secrelary . . . earnesl . . . eager hello. Acfivifies: Yearbook Business Slaff '54: Kourier Sfaff '53: Hockey J.V. '53. '54: Wafer Ballei '52. '53: Cheerleading '52: Bell Ringer '52: Glee Club '52, '54: Typing '53. 1Df.auvTceh.al- . . '1hmdo2omud1'0baJ.5-+huSqs lsheuJ.oha.uLaa.lA' uhh' 4'- 'l '0't. UU4 V4-'Uv Mounb lv- R44 1-wwe.:-:.e.u.:auui. .ha.u... 'E '-'P Mm w-Murhm 4.sJ.a,4 -au, SL-f1uA.i.I:LP XuJO.tvl 'D . I yv5am4, w0t1d 'lf unwunwwwha, 50'-115 LITAU iainl-L varvl' 001,41 N-'-'N'U'-'s- 'N'on.m.e-M, r-na...nMARY FRANCES noi-:ERN Q...-.,..5m.,, csp.Lhv RUM.. 'louJJu- 'k1Qwn.5fRaIool: fCo.LL5. NNN N-U-M' iqffaears 6? Wy? Hagar. VW'-3' 5601- GJ The loose frain olihhy amber-dre-brig hair. s.vcnbu.6uJ- G-4 W'-936-VU' 1169-mlwua, cu.-,A, ',g,Qur Spanish dancer! . . . fiend for iazzy iunes Q yy . av rl . . . books covered wilh an endless chain of male names . . . carefree . . . +he slinlcy walk! . . . uifku' changing hair siyles . . . underslanding naiure. Aclivilies: Glee Club '53, '54: Typing '53. G thong saabih 'bb a '4'4-444 GJ' Va..v.mq,.... gyggwnivaoooucn , WVbpvu.:e.'ug5g gawk olflwu noeoanaf Q.,.-.,.6...-1.3 - W5 sou.. Z to qua au' Nou: -H-Fur U-4' du.en.nA ugh -Pwiti .pau cfeofgfvm uoqlas 'N us , -V, ,od . I 'NC-OJSCFN-.4.b'HCl?'u'hS' '30-'ffl' Cftavaj-K. -HWLMQL, QD'-4+u,oou'lk . -g.w4-Ya-fv,.La..?AnaeJx.x::.-A-Qu.-beak y Level-gm. lcbfl . H? J-Y14,s,,l.xl -s---1 rx,-1 gf! A ,SM6 W :us-..is,Q,L Lfscvocrfq ..gg,U,, rwugfgsz flu:-A VCNW bltcycz gd 55,-Q -SCJUV ffucvl gbqgf Gu-k.,+?-sg Pave Qwc1.dl.CL,.-fa, c,SCsf.1.rlv uL.I1'fiE4'-li-,Lek ci:-X -pwQ-rYf1:' - victifr-E Cl C3t,g,Q.A Lfrglgie-if mlcimcij bz1g:KC,5 Lugt, ' Ll 7. 'JEL i I ,JJ SENIQRS -1201, 'H?1:',re.c.n?9?,x fl-Yrarw ou.n.5iu,v.QLr-:xggn 33 QSLCCJLIXJ' Clif li-J Y-NO-AJ Cu-LQ crm marred., qql, L,E,Ut,S Llul' 23 C'rCra15:ul'5 be lOJe,. , PHYLLI Y DUDIAK I LJLJ 'I -QYLFJL' ' VW?-cms v1Qn'w'N K-Q13-JL' , 4 years a+ K.S. l-66 God lovefh a cheerful giver. -New Tesfamenl' The blue and while forever . . . lrips +o Conover . . . incluslrious arlisi' . . . Spanish dancingl. . . gives of herself . . . crazy converlible . . . cowboy music . . . moclesly. Acfivifiesz Yearbook Business Slaff '54: Cheerleading '54: Bell Ringer '52: Glee Club '52, '54g Typing '53. qw CfLJ.,JJl'-H.LJ,f, Cl veal., -lepwi-xii L' ,QJL X2,C?17W'l'Q'1L l'5.7 cJ-'3 su..df::-tkLJc,l'C:EbZ7,- E32 filly. fylibf, ily ma.,-4 XJ-Jr-I3 no Navi Eot,1t,'Hbc-.n.0Qdl n2Qcltn.:vus-.sto btzte--'Lvl'-1-617821 l uix.L mhbtrlll ba LM Home 'Du was zcszf nu oof lo cradles ' 433- ifzoif UOUQZ lo -bl 0- lol- 'ZfxT 2, DOWN C Ori-lwumiv Cwld load- lgul- ruablrl MARY sRYANr evANs llMimill I2 years al' K.S. Kimber And lighlly was her slender nose lip-lilfecl like lhe peial of a flower. -Tennyson Mincing sieps . . . you hum il, Mimi lcnows il' . . . pelile clerriere . . . delermined yel appealing . . . pig-raising in The wilds of N.l-l.! . . . will per- suade you oui of anylhing . . . sophis+ica'led . . . businesslilce . . . 'lhe gill of sincerily. Acliviliex: Yearbook Assislanl Edilor '54: Kourier Assislanf Business Manager '53g Dramafic Club '52: Glee Club '53, '54: Aragcnaks '54: Typing '53: Second Honor Roll '53, Bell Ringer '527 Fall Frolic Direclor '53. - uoru Q zo-al fb wf D use-1 to- H- L 2' Mucha and our .pomzg md rail oh .eo-Af, wa-l-wi, dd. l of K Mmi tQ:iMmlEmll '- uzo-J Qcofigiwmuoilicd 5 l ,, BaC,A.Um.Az ijfuqugi Luz. 'pair cta,ua.x'2-U.osu,TofJDL.Cu4d Zggilycburz Quill fdcucua bog V550 ai:-Kuu1Cl2D UU'-3 -.-043431 l.9G'4id- l-OVDC-io-511-C-3-If-Q-4.4:sioc:a.1:vemn and rxxue. ruc,...LA..8 - D '29 asv-ri Eofauo s5.:i.-..,F,,,.3 .....?,,..,9..5LQc.u.L ..th.n, 40.1 'druid-gs, E-.ua 3 .-u f 'sc-.rad A 19 5 1- e ur.. Ivan ic-Lana- C55 LIL?-K7 Q6 -135,517 -Lenvaco Chaos ,gli 95.3.-14 FELICITY LESLEY FERGCIJ-3?5N 5 'cj .YCMJ M -yuFIuffYu 5392.532 W 5 years af K.S. E-img! vksghg' V: Her sunn locks hang on her femples like a golden -315 Y fleece and many Jasons go in quesf of her. Nl-Ls e1o.sS H-Shelf 'bas -l-C. 1 CMJ Soff. silky hair . . . fhe gradually fading English-LNJEP W0 gb, accenf . . . saw Fluffy, he vvon r even lookop-rfig 'U L ho. in a'r me anymore. . . . cufe and nice fo everyone - . . . charming . . . dreams Through classes . . . 'L 'Loki-L 5 Felicify means happiness. 'T-3C -LSLR. Acfivifies: Class Secrefary '52I Bell Rinqer '52. Glee Club n - Em 'Dick' '52, '5-11 Typing '53, --'-M menu and -Lo 4 04. vQCQEsae. f-looc cd-4...-.Do-s.x-1: - HELEN HEATH FISK llNeHll 6 years al' K.S. Kimber 1 A liHle nonsense now and fhen is relished by fhe besf of men. -Thayer Lis+en, kids, I'm awfully sorry . . . wears her hearl' on her sleeve . . . never-ending 'rales of Quogue . . . Fifi . . . ceaseless felephone chaffer . fhose chemical equafions. grr! . . . frank and easy fo love. Acfivifies: Kourier Sfaff '53: Yearbook Business Sfeff '54: B II R' ef '52, A ga k 's4- C5-lee CI is '52, '53, 's-1: e ing - ra na s , u Typing '53. CJ Z1 0.4 ' a lg W-:re fx-fxsla ov .af-' 'Q 4-9 P' J' N 65 s go SENIORS ROSEMARY LOUIQLASS .ALJ LJ' S Jn Rosie bf cy 'u 9 years a+ K.S. Kimber N33 x W So sweef 'rhe blush of bashfulnessf' N :Jenn Perlecr hosless . . . wha+'s underneafh 'rhal shy ' Sw , grin? . . . slides down slopes wilh ease - and had 9 9 broken knees . . . her famous line on Baby Day! 90 . . . willing and dependable . . . all eduacfed fl do V Americans go +0 Europe . . . small and sweef, win- ,J o.L 1 some and near. :Isa Acfivifies: Class Secrefary '53: Yearbok Lilerary Sfaff '54: QM 9 . Kourier Sfenoqraphic Edifor '53: Bell Ringer '52: Glee Club PN if 6 5 gb '52, '54: Typing '53: Second Honor Roll '52, '53, A x ,do 0.07 1 BARBARA .GEO . vp s V fx JN llBarbll r I year af K.S. ' ' W X991 f X .. . 0' She has +he genius , VW v A . To have friends is be a f on Friday, Monday or i g i err l . . L scools over from 'i Bad i 'ee 'fer . . . . slighlly scaller i . . . l' ly u r . r . she walked i ov her ' edi ly AJ cfivifi Tr asure h ' . C '5 . IVF kk' . ysftf, 0' 3 . J- N., vi J J V Q A of. W' A .V ' J t ' No' ' lr v 9. N- .x Q D ' qi, V V , 4 is -,p'aY ' J s yi? if ,' f Vg s 'M ,9 V up A ,KJ J 'J' i 'rbi sw Uwe 1 P L x J ' 4 l 22 4, b ' t 13 xv of rf ff v A ry NJ V xp .v A X L xM'4c l' X ' l ', , , i . -44 A l ' l 7 QW wzfh go-vt A' ' 964 A lawless ff: H 7 ff M-1 ,ffqiiuolifk :LQ pg 1 ' Vifffi f le - 9 WA THA ELIZXZTH e-uu.oRD X L , 3 years al K.S. gf , ,-5 A-,a ,t y'q'LLInLee Those abou? her from her sha read fhe ways of perfecl' honor. -Shakespeare Always does her ufmosl . . . de+ermined idealisl . . . serenily in her face, devilmenf in her eye! . . . considerafe, loyal friend . . . meficulousness . . . ls There anyrhing I can do fo help? . . . a cule, perky liHle miss. Aciivifiesz Chairman of School Sfore '53: S+uden+ Council '53g Chesf '53g Arr '52g Dramafic Club '54-1 Typing '54: ec nd onor Roll S l aiu Luflfy lfelmax if M VW ww' 'lffwfriyxf efjff? YL!!!-Y Wil la hifi!! Q-QLQ-if 'fl Qzqjldq Liv I Q..s?k,,,fL g,., Q JA flivffutxv JUNE FRANCES HAYWARD ' 'Jyu-u.l..J-K.-.qunle JG 3 years al K.S. Kimber The hand +ha'I' ha+h made you fair hafh made you good. -Shalcespeare Radiafes kindness . . . beaufifully groomed . . . loursls of laughler lasling for hours! . . . roll call -Hayward? - Hayward? - Junie? . . . keeps 'rhe boys guessing . . . las+ rninure gal! . . . 'rennis enrhusiasl . . . willowy and graceful. Aclivifies: Kourier Exchange Edilor '53: Kourier Circulafion Manager '52: Hockey J.V. '53, Varsify '54-: Bcslmefbnll J.V. '53: Tennis Varsify '53: Araganal:s '54: KA. Play. Curiou! Savage '52: Glee Club '53. '54, 23 'f' -x ia- f M eff iss , fx. 0 3- , , X is 4 I . I N 1' rv .4 H- f 1' 6 nf Y . . 1 X4 5,0 5 X' fs N 0 I ,UQPX J., K 4, i S lvg . vp- ,Y ,f Lexi, xv., X -N ' fJXJ 06' '4 efv' U QVQN-97 s LJ, 9 x 'R bb Cv gtsxy, ,'.,, 4 f 'D Tie' ' :0'. ,'A X romp 09 l .-f 0 A S 91 if D 0: 5 L, xxq voir X p sv cy'JC'9-C 'waO' 'pfj-1'-, --' P, -fx' on ,.., ,xxx ,J-,Jin 4. Q, , '37'o0 J'f9 9,929 i :CN9yL.J 'nSE V .Jef .. .xv .IA f J J ac-Gp-2f,,e -i 5, fy' 5' SPR -5' lj C ff ,Wav va' l' KARN rf Q' 5 .RJ U!S 5'fLE'.SjP ae, ' A as -aw .V , , K VN H :lag q'3 e 5+ K.S. '- ,, +2 - 1,3 L 1 up ee Terhune i .ASS Win wifhoui' boasfing, Tcise wiihouf excuse. ee Q2 You're happy when you're wilh her . . . modesf Op' on -wilh a good word for everyone . . . lnner Sanc- X Q 'K-5 rum laugh! . . . animal lover . . . le+'s go Lees! G a CN . . . a loyal and naiural friend. . d Q, 1 Aclivifies: Lee Caplain '54: Library Cornmiffee Chairman ' '5 53' Hoclcey JV '54' Wafer Ballef '52, '53, Dramatic wbcp' 2 4' e' xxzcjjcrr-:Ax Q52 ' Cliib'5:Arf'53:G-leCl 's-1. , 059 fc, CQ, OQN -.-0 - lla!! . G , 0 's . 1 ij., N0 xg, . -x def ,gb fbxssoxov .Jrxgck ,,, L05 -e fs, ' x ,O 3 Lcgf-. gp.-1.5 K .aegbxfgfgvzfef fy, J Y L I M -' 5 !e5Xg,.a,yz, Qaffrsvsxz. Vbb' Q5 Ode! ff ' as - - ' ' Sbcciir- 00a-38,-a..u1ua Xxx.:-fx 1 Q51 ,QA 'G,e..:cf,Cg,, eggs-ACQL .Qzyeo-Q, QY'I BAQBARA NORTHRUP HOBART .D J-fb N- Q- J- Bobbie 3 years af K.S. Lee l would be brave, for fhere is much 'l'o dare. - -Waller A li'r+le dynamo . . . Bobbie arrives in Thai Black Cadillac -- on 'rimel . . . spor'rs au'rhori+y . . . shh - l'm s+udyinq! . . . fiery liHle chalferbox . . . eel: - a mouse! . . . energe+ic! . . . defer- cf ' ' J ly 53 C pl mined! enlhusiashcl friendly' A ivifies: Kourier Sfaff 53: Araganaks 54: Hockey .V. '52, Varsi ' , J.V. a ain '54: Baslrefball J.V. '52, '53: Baseball Varsify '52, '53g Tennis Varsify '53: Glee Club , '52, '53, '54: Typing '53: Second Honor Roll '52, '53, X -L 'H - -f 2 gewamxv o?5Q,o3x2y X Liyljelx . - Y A 26 0 ' x5-e, . ' ,N Q.. CQ-24X-tg-J -Q1 C 1' so, Q. QM-f yea, W 515-,xJ,L,, O.:-5492 'Cla :Q L X X X ,V 7 'C X' ' 24 ' iii-Q .self aaa, 1954 JACQUELINE ANNE KAVENY V 'lJacky 2 years ai K.S. Lee Her eyes as s+ars of fwilighf fair, like +wiligh+'s foo her dusky hair. -Wordsworlh Clofhes, cloihes, cloihes . . . happy-go-lucky . . . sparkling, dark eyes . . . Miss Sione yells Sl'icksl . . . whipping info fhe parking lol al' 8:29 . . . Bulldog, Bulldog, loow-wow . . . sympafhefic and friendly. Acfivifies: Kourier Stall '53p Hockey J.V. '54: Glee Club '54-. i,-RL. 1 . , :- ,f NY' ,W I X w ,Q S vi-X ,fix Dxxfi X Q' use W xv' -2 X 51? 1 K0-f , LXP qgsix ,M JN if AS K '- vb-CCN .-15 XJ! :ppp KANXCX as Wm? gi 59 R y fmqmwwu , - W A ' FW IQ' gs QM N X V XO' - gn, -4 nyc' fx uf' Mk 5 k izflgwkl 'ljxo A VV lf ui K 3942 Ll HQ sv ii f, l h39J 'A L 'hx' l Q-1 M. LP ' k k nf 5.4! F '- ,f A U kk . i , '- X, . N X Xf' 'QF' l ,499 V moms BLONDEL Knees X Q Q f ,, 'mass' el 9 years ai K.S. Lee The sweefesf soul ihaf ever looked wifh human eyes. -Tennyson Thai innocenl air . . . curious . . . ambilion drives her ou'r of bed in +he morning . . . fiend for fads . . . so feminine . . . chemisiry whiz . . . sensible and good-naiured . . . lovely 'ro look af. Acfivifies: Kourier Business Manager '53, Hockey Manager '54-g Araganaks '54g KA. Play, Dear Rulh '52: Bell Ringer '521 Glee Club '53, '54, Typing '53, Second Honor Roll '52, '53. X1 X KN R LQM1 kgklkxjil .XL 25 . , , ' I S NIORS ll if - 1' - . 1 I J 'I -4 , E N 'if 5 L r '-' f' ' I ' 1'4 '- 'V fit I , 'L E 14' w. Hx 4.1 I' T ',, Q 'V i, .4 If 'F -lk Y -I -'1 1 I MARGARET CATHERINE MCLEAN 4. 1 4 1 J 'uf I . N1 ! rlKi+n I, v ,F W -4- 5-1. r W 'I2 years aI K.S. , A . , Lee -0 I V fr , i 1 . 1 . 4 I I , The I1earI'Io conceive, Ihe unders anclmg Io cllfecf, - ' ' or +he hand +o execuIe. -Gibben T, '4 A 4. ' 9 5. II you can'+ rear your hair ouI, slab yourself! . . . clulching her Iisls in grim delerminafion . . . nored for playing hoolcyl . . . only one in Ihe class who proiesses Io Icnow someihing and really does! . . . cholced Iaughler . . . slirnulaling, congenial companion, loyal and dependable. CYNTHIA LOUISE MANN 3 A., c.Y. , 3 years aI K.S. Kimber I prefer 'rhe challenge of life 'Io I'he guaranfeed exisI'ence. Laughing herself inio Iearsl . . . baslcelball for each occasion . . . Ihal model Ioolc . . . a masier I?l of Ihe wheel . . . concerls and Iravel Iallcs . . . independeni and unpredicrable . . . her Friday moods . . . serene exrerior wilh sudden crazy ouIbursIs. AcIivi+ies: SIuden+ Council Secrefary '53, Yearbook Business Manager '54, Kourier News Edifor '53: Hockey J.V. '52, Varsify '53, '54: Baslceiball J.V. '53: Wafer Ballet '52, '53: AraganaIcs '54, Glee Club '52, '53, '54: Second Honor Roll '53. v'. Aciivilies: Yearbook Edifor '54-g Kourier Assisfanf Edilor '53, Prool Edilor '52: Baslcelball J.V. '52, Drarnalic Club '54, Glee Club '52: Typing '53, Firsf Honor Roll '52, '53. 0 4 f , 1 4 4 - -'fa-A gi...- 1 1' . HJ 'll Y 5 -1 ,, I 4' 4 1 1 A ,Au .4 ' I 4 , 5 ' 1' 'V '4' -1- V 4, 1. f V F I 4' 1 I - 9 O 1' , V 1 - f 1 ,I i X E 1 I 1' Y.. , Y - , fn ' - - -4 0 gr J I -- s. N1 t. Q. 1 4 .1 26 6 y 'L f I .f' 195 SYLVIA ELIZABETH MIDDLETON IISYUII 3 years af K.S. Kimber AlI +ha'I' ever was joyous, clear, and fresh, Ihy music clofh surpass. -Shelly Dependable . . . perpelual dief! . . . Iwinlcling lingers across 'rhe Iceys . . . vasl' enlhusiasm . . . warm, clark eyes . . . sympafhelic and conscien- fious . . . Ihose New York parfiesl . . . a musical hearI'. Aciiviiies: Sfudanl Council Represenlafive '53: Glee Club '52, '53, Presidenf '54: Kourier Typing Edilor '53: Ara- ganalcs '54: Yearbook Liferary Slalf '54-: Firsl Honor Roll '53, Ju EZJNJ.,-.J.,i.i, I I J ,..,.., ,sk MARIAN SIMMONS MILLER Mare 3 years al K.S. Kimber Whose words all ears look cap'Iive. -Shakespeare Whal' a characlerl . . . flowery phrases in English! . . . swooping around corners in her Ii+'rle bug oh. Ihose double meanings! . . . inveferafe psycho- analysl . . . a dramalic cleplh . . . crazy laugh honesl wilh herself and everyone else . . . Ihe original poinf of view. Acfivifies: Class Treasurer '54-1 Kourier Circulalion Manager '53g Hockey J.V. '53, '54g K.A. Play, Curious Savage '52: Glee Club '53, '54: Araganaks '54: Typing '53. 27 ADRIANNE CHURCHILL ONDERDONK Tookie 6 years aT K.S. Lee Ah, you flavor everyThing, you are The vanilla of socieTy. -bmiTh To H. wiTh The dieT! . . . dramaTic insTincT . . . known To all . . . Those TighT belTs! . . . aT home any- where . . . gay and sincere . . . The casual kind of hairdo . . . vivacious and versaTile leader. Acfivifiesz Class PresidenT '53, '54: STudenT Council '53, '54: Fall Frolic DirocTor '52p Yearbook LiTerary STaTf '54: Kourier Reporter '53g Hockey VarsiTy '54-1 Cheerleader '52, '53: Wafer BalleT '53: Araganaks '54, Dramafic Club '52, Glee Club '53, '54, Typing '53g Second Honor Roll '52, '53. 28 S NIORS JEAN OLMSTEAD Jean 2 years aT K.S. Lee STeadTasT of Thought -SkelTon STagesTruck . . . all Those friends in The Oranges! . . . indusTrious . . . Someday l will Tinish my sweaTer . . . many inTeresTs . . . Miss DirecTor . . . conscienTious and ThoughTTul . . . enThusiasTic parTicipanT in all her acTiviTies. AcTiviTies: KA. Play, Sighl' Unseen '53: Cheerleading '54-: WaTer BalleT '53g DramaTic Club Treasurer '54: Typing '53: Second Honor Roll '52, '53, LJ, livfl-'f-folly .yllaita-waz If!-tw: 4520426 I 1, ,f, ,,,4'4.Qe'a.4f:.fAvz.-gan ,usda-fav -Lffyff' A ' 6745 -4 ivy!! az Adf,,0fJaccvb,,awvaar,6vvaZ?-6614-66 422119 'VMS' 4406 :Z - , 4.2 y4f54o6o4y,u Jail .Kew-fu-fb ff ar 16,41 f 7 ?'.4ag,f.a-a:a42.4f ff 2Jee1s'DAWifm6'2uf5 , 11,16 45 Tl l Q ' 1441 ,,4,,' C ,522 115' 994' af, 3 years at K.S.M, X Lee A good heart's worth gold. -Shakespeare Works like a dog . . . a person ot contradictions, . . . born social worker. . .those history arguments' : :gt 1,54 -whewl . . .the plainest story becomes hysterical'3'6 f but oh, where is that punch line! . . . sympatheticfi-into 'word and understanding heart . . . beautitul spirit..Df' T cl, . rg fnym 0 Activities: Red Cross Representative '52, President '54: M6944 Chest Representative 52, '53, Secretary 53: Araganaks ' . Q-7523 '54-g Basketball J.V. '53g Baseball Varsity '53: Hockey J.V.f!' Q . '53, '54g Water Ballet '53g Glee Club '52, '54: Typing '53. I T - ' ,Q func 7-ani.. Q46 - 'Y C If fd .. K , 4- I L1anisKXo:xx.z.awXwcnLe,1liXNaBHKxts YCLXQ3 t 00l'li'11'2o coma'-XX lo Wtalffsibt-:Lan Rx- 'XONALQCMQI ,035 A NN, AMY ASHTON RoaERTs llAmyll 4 years at K.S. Lee l shall ne'er beware of mine own wit till l break my shins against it. -Shakespeare Trying to start Pontiac's Rebellion . . . punster . . . sophisticated lady . . . never do today what you can put ott 'til tomorrow . . . Rehoboth bound . . . that quirk ot the eyebrow . . . amazing mind . . . striking in every way. Activities: Class President '52: Kourier Staff '53: Hockey J,V. '53. Varsity '54: Bell Ringer '52g Glee Club '52: Art '54: Typing '53g First Honor Roll '52, 3. CLJLRX X5Nv.ou.Xv0: 685312 G 'LICBXA 'wax xv 0016 USTA' L i Xzxou' QR Nexecunt 614: : mg vivo, use snoop uk Xe am of wit s Z ww. sn. areal ,W SQQQC-ff C X lx YN .54 '4 Lxtillf M Keg, gf.- ffQ'of 6' we-L am so N10-JJQMWSENICDRS ... 'flwi Q -rid Char l l 'LS Qs-WL-r GAEL SHEPARD serou 4. V: 1 iq 'L' A my K' lllgaeln s6tr ' M Q 2 years al K.S. Lee ul ,vb ,af A righl' merrie maid, sincerely irue, and a . 35 'VB - nb- K Y . X x V good sporl wilhall. Shakespeare f jaxnx' E XL Ln Jxpeppy Cheerleader . . . friend lo all . . . puls NT? you al ease . . . lhoughllul and cons'dera're . . . my l wish l had slraighl hair . . . barrel of fun Ng, ' QM T I Ks .happiness e s Qb M 5913.1 t . gvilies: Red Cross Represenlalive '54: Ccplain. Lee In .L-r Q Cheerleaders '54: Yearbook Business Sfafl '54g Kourier Sfaff , X 3 rl. y Glee Club '53, '54. cram- QA . N cfM qiqiiu VCU, A n ' cm X -.J sy 4, ee l UL WYY5 Q V by n KT C ' ev'-if 'WB 31 ff' Q11- ., ,-. . C 5-Q60 A my -. x .filer qsrx gd-,Q 'ONYX BABLNQMX 4o '- 'f'4Xl r 'V e.f V 'J ,Q T - i l V ,- T A , 6 Qfvr- fryibbv 1 ' L w2o..4i,,f-, -GOQL CJWQ DQS..-C. N4-'J'-Q J 'W N MARGARET ELIZABELH POPE SHAN of ' MOQT- Q ' f Margie ' 455-'Lx ll years al K.S. Kimber Shall l compare lhee 'fo a summer's clay? Thou are more lovely and femperalef'-Shalcespeare in 'rhe clouds' Cham ion rider where Up .... p . . . does she gel rhose gorgeous evening clolhes? . . . reserved and unaffecfed . . . lhe Princess lype . . . slighlly absenl-minded . . . serene and dream- mg. Acliv' ies: Glee Club 541 Ar? '54: Cheerleading '54. .Lf Teenie. - Yew- s X . , ?:f I'ioOl UOIN1 VWCA6 CQ . - ,. N l . fvzurui CYKQQQ WC... 1rXte 2-CAT-lfrxfxf y 'le 'fied if Alfa- r'Nn'o ,gain ,. K Pin ffm 919- WTO..-5 Goo 65' :omch AU x-1Q'Axi'A, 'divx noi: xiwgplir,-,1,3..,,5 l 'I I 1-' gslslr' 'Tlfxfg Qfbxryf , .1 aoYe+'lxlNpw..JQ1. .Ac-.df-Qxv qi. L9Sf 'Ee! 'il ' A.,VX XC O9 1 any V054 L WU I QRQ QOKYWQ. epoch -4-Q : 2Qa.raTmk.Le. wwlyywwmi MT LrCf. 'f,,, WZJCQ C-'JU ' Iacw clam, W ,ffvfawm gag, amd ao. A-0106, 94114. Q. ' QA, ag 4 F wwf Jenn 770 am. efs+ezf,c, f -' Qtfseu. 4 AQZM 0b.sj 64JC'-4JQ.wdZ,u, GU ?'JJcPf1wuc,L ig,3'ZCg,,,s,0 6 we Jwqep ATRQAWLQQWZZ? flag!-ff fm, oz,bcS4z, 'Wafn,c.z.'f 3v's,?f9ap'6?'7f'2 mQ Yecw-QFVQPQUGK Qfkd kAq'16Qfhgle in flit,rgitJa 'S770 OKI' 1 ri proverb Come on, 1 ful oilfgrfp. .Qiial expres sions . . . has her own ideas aboul' fhings . . . limiled piano selecfionsl . . . 'rhe home-run gal! . . . iurnbled and frequenlly repealed AA. an- nouncemenls . . . winning personalify. Acfiviliesz AA. Presiden+ '54: AA. Secrelary '53: Lee Rep- resenlalive '53: Baseball Varsily '53: Baslcefball J.V. '52, Var- sily Caplain '53g Hoclcey J.V. '53, Varsily '54-1 Tennis Var- sily '53: Kourier Sporls Shall' '537 Glee Club '52, '53, '54: Araga'nalxs '54: Typing '53. fmof- FJ wc-9 an- ,DWG ' A.. I-xifL'. MQ yyiawqyvefelv Qi5WW CS? G -if 6.55 ' qc!- zve' . QJ,.s 3?kfU'i2sf Qs-:bf MARILYN DEARXIQWNER ,V ef-gee M Q s al K.S. Kimber W lnfini+e riches in a liHle room. -Marlowe 'mais 5 l loolc lusl' 'lwo years old! . . . warm hearl . . . Xsfita fhal harried loold . . . expressive growl! . . . rush- ng madl around wilh a encil behind her ear , cw Y P cw . . . cule and peppy . . . peeking over lhe dash- board looking for The road . . . she's so darling my we jusl love her. O' V c1ivifies: Vice-Presidenl' ol' Sludenf Council '54: Honor a ourf '54: Class Treasurer '53: Araganalrs '54: KA. Play, V Curious Savage '52: Kourier Re orler '53g Cheerleader '54: P 6pBell Ringer '52' Glee Club '53 '54' Second Honor Roll '53. .6'xvfs42'D'i,-6-QSM! Novi' Qc-Nr , G lg .QKN as OL , S3?' oL as-2 M f '5 c:L 'P ' 2394. 1 . .L , UL 1' s 7 ' i'jC:l,P1 is - 'Wx' ve Oxy ce? f 2v 7a ' 'YQ 1 -SSX,-vfm W lie- ' A s Nlolz S , ' f :Deaf--vcav-e.,J,,AQf9MN f 1,3 xl - a'yfXAX'-AXY X- A 'xl' N, W -'i WXv5'N1 x'w,2y Lfssx ,N Q' in ' 'Nj ',.-'IX' A, S'Xf'3 CA Lx?- Qaofdivsexsefks- ANNE HASBROUCK VAN VLECK Lee QGXfEfgS,he moves a goddess and she looks a queen. OS QM' QQ- 1 NN s -Pope I Velvel cheelc lush . . . lhal perlecl-for-parfies 1 Cffhflliuse . . . penelraling charm . . . always manages gel involved in a correnl evenls program! . . . Xxcellenl 'rasle . . . qurel dugmly. RSX? TX , Achvlhes: Kouruer Slenographer Edifor '52: Ari '52, '53g CBXIQK Bell Ringer '52: Glee Club '53, 'X VLNX 5Qf 'vy 'UQX vcw, QR? sjkvoaxfx C13 l CIf Svoi2 4' KNVR ' ,YK AC o-is '-sf'1fw-u.PXxxg-xaf fxxs A- 'HW 'YXQ K V rua N4 1 mf m1+:? Axle M,fcwxxQw g,rw,ofq3-5 X1 a-QQ f Lp. X Kkfikgr ,N ' ANNA CAROLINE WARNICK X x L Anne 5 years al K.S. Kimber Enchan+ing spirit dear variel'y. -Bloomfield The class adress . . . lemperamenfal . . . lulure biologlsf . . . mood and hairdo change simul- laneously . . . good speaker and a good lislener . . . coquelle . . . a poelic imaginalion. Acfivilies: Dramafic Club Pre-sidenl '547 KA. Plays, Curious Savage '52, Sigh+ Unseen '53, Fafher of fha Bride '54-: Kourier Staff '53g Bell Ringer '52g Araganaks '54: Second Honor Roll '52. 'QW LKJ' qwqxgvl.. li fibyxk 6505 ?0V bl ' WW! 'm'n tt' Vx orc., ,g..,1J 5-Y5' ....-ul. '1'ui..,-9 A haul' 7,4 -.ef 0 - i- 1 o.n.A oiUoollQ .. I . nr.-4, ,Jodi-'fry-B Dt 333+ QA -ij lx, ir Lvlx nl 9 5 4 ' Cl-Ll - ' i ada- ' T s' P4341 J. ,--.'xLf1D'1fi 2,:IEfN.iiA,ff'f--,Ji 2 i . , r JA. es-dune. .ini 3 B11 4 IQA, A ,A x 1 Y r ir 4-4, 1.-:A-,f.4 J? - ' f-134' ff'- b ELEANOR VFSORI WENDT A-X - a, , -,.,J ,. - .H -JN-f 1' ' f-4 - aa I A 'ff J A N V'cEi,g.v,1',a, 31:44 'ij T- VSVYQQS Bl' V Q ,Lee Q. 3 '0ffor fggxer qu gaufli. -lzeafs su Su s out R H II - h ' v' lq'-ViclciWend'r!...ll1a+k,,,,4g, flu K, ,, 'N-f' scgufhzarn dravlvll inmlinerable Cashmere sweaufersl f 'W li Af . . . slill figliling +l1e Civil War! . . . loves Kidcls. hu!! '5 5? . . . . affernoons al Moun+ainsicle . . . generous and Q gregarious. y I , f',g io Aciivifiesz Kourier Slalf '53: Bell Ringer 52: Aff 521 GIGS Club '52, '5-ai ma Honor Roll '52, '53. Ab vLcAj- 1 W owl Allin., :ts Crs A-1.1 I- ar . .---v uf y I ,Tw 25 AD NALD -274914 uve- 'er'-2-og U een g-L4 x... 3 years Z K.S. . Lee 'H-:a+ was ever fair a never proud, cl K D 'longue a+ will agil yef was never loud. 1 , 5, 0 w e are spesg rilles fo +lfeCl'ar1JgT' . . . How ' W ' . . . has Time for everyone . . . +l1ere's D 5 mischief afoor ...' 'eel:! . . . l1rnm . . . rlwe , smile llwal malces us Happy . . . lmaclc for expres-'4 'S -nifty sion . . . organized in an unorqanized way. . . a 6 loves and is loved. rpyg,Jq.g ies: Sludenf Council Represenfafive ' 4: Kourier M Edifor and Reporler '53: Yearbook Lirerary Edifor '547M rsify Hockey Capfain '54: Wafer Baller '53: Ar? '52, '53: ub '541 Typing '53g Firsl Honor Roll '52 53. ' MLAI Q, fvvlvf .I OU-2. V ' Q uf-vufaleum QL- li X. Ns. f g,,.,g. 40,,q,,L,...d N Ffa-Lat V- W KN n I A , lye., I l 153-:ffl ' f 'Ri- -ck K 4 YY9,fV 4 JT? -I -fi' w '- O, Q :Ti . pi? ' Q Q. 1 l d'. ':-AS 3 51- -JY fra.. wwf -1.-n AUBIN WELLS ZABRISKIE lIAubll 3 years al K.S. Kimber She lhaf l1d'll1 a sense of humor 'foward herself and an unclersfancling foward ofl1ers. Come on you guys .. . in loluncl1...lurn of 'rhe phrase . . . expeclanl loolc . . . limifecl piano seleclions! . . . lcnaclc wilh people . . . sublle magnelism . . . nalural and underslanding. Acfivifies' Class Vice-Presidenf '54: Yearbook Lilerary Slalf '54: Kourier Staff '53: Baslcelball Varsily '53: Hockey J.V. '53, Varsify '54g Waler Baller '52, '53: North Jersey Hockey Firsf Team '54: Araganal:s '54: Baseball Varsify '53: Dra- malic Club '52: Glee Club '53. '54: Typing '53. :F ' ' ,,f fx. 'Danna 165:50 . Q . , , :HI cn Src..-J -go! C' -'KM img- .as 5,313 LWCFVZFW' r e.f.:.n-s -'WU Qi: ' P ECI' - ' 9 9 c Obi - wax-tb ' qos Ina-La' QQJA ' 545 '-s.g...g'a. ro . i xv-x A Q .'x SKQJJ-J - 55.9. 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COOK ........... DENNISON ...... DOHERTY ........ DUDIAK . ,.......... EVANS ........................ FERGUSSON .... Fisk .............. GLASS .......... GU LLO RD ........ GROO ..........,... HAYWARD ...... HINCK .......... HOBART ...... KAVENY ...... KREBS ......... MANN .......... McLEAN .......... MIDDLETON .... MILLER ............ OLMSTEAD ...... ONDERDONK .. RAMHURST .... ROBERTS .......... SETON .......... , SHANNON ...... TAYLOR ...... TOWNER .......... VAN VLECK ...... WARNICK ...... WENDT ........ WOOD ............ ZABRISKIE ........ .. ...... .- AMBITION To see a molecule ..............,.. .......... Nof fo frip af Graduafion ....... .......... To be an archaaologisl' ....... .......... To To be headmisfress of K.S, ,,.,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,, , To meef my Wesfern relafives ,.,.,..,,.,.., To To wafer-ski from fhe U.S. fo France ...A To gefa B.S.. an R.N., and an Mrs. ..... . To confrol my insane laugh ........ ...... To be a life-guard on fhe S.S. Unifed Sfafes ..,....,.,,,,...,,...,,.,,,, To do research in 'rhe biology field ...... To live in California .T ,......,....,......,,,..,.,,,. To gef a moon-burn ....... ,,.,.., ,......... To marry a football sfar To wrife advice for fhe loveflorn column ..........,.... To ' ' defecf fhe male line ,.,,,.,... ..,,,..,.. To fravel all over 'rhe world ....., A..,.. To To undersfand hillbilly music .,................ To make Phi Befn'liKappa so K.S. can a holiday .,,.,,....,..,., To be Vice-Presiqlenf Nixon's personal secifafqfry .... 7 ........ . ,........ . To see Niagara Falls ..... .......... To be an aviafrix ............ c ........,. .......... To swim fhe Channel ..,,.,...............,,.,... To win an argumenf wifh Ashy ...........,.. To be a gay sophisficafe ........................ To live, live. live! .................................... To make a smash hif on Broadway ........ To wreck a room .......................,. ,. ........ . To fell a joke, punch line and all ........ To be 55 .............,................................ To confrol my fears in sad movies ........ To come down from fha clouds ............ To cafch a fly ball af Ebbefs Field .Q .... To reach 6 ................,....... , .......,.............. To go back fo England .------................ . To be in one play wifhouf laryngifis ...... To spend Confederafe money .............. To be a lady ambassador .,...... ...... To be mysferious ............... ...... gef a car ..,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,..,.,,.,, .,,.,,,,,, marry for love ..........,,.,,,..,,.,,.,....,,,,. ma rry a Sheppa rd ............., ,.,,,.,.., PROPH ECY Crosseyes Ri .,,,.. 1 .,..ac ii ,..,,. 1 ,.,,.. pl Dirfy hands One more class chauffeur Crazy. mixed-up kid! The cacfus hurls my foes Diamonds Are a Girl's Besf Friend Mal de Mer Hope you don'+ M.l.S.S. Ho, ho, hee. hee. sfrange fhings are happening fo me l-lave a lifesaver Oh, look, a man-a-sife! Tired of Florida? Sfill wishing on a sfar Nervo..s wreck on The sidelines To or for one, Nelly? Sfill wing Join fhe Navy and See fhe World The crook! We refer you fo Janef's source Theme School on Safurdays Buf McCarfhy is cleaning ouf fhe governmenf! Buying Shredded Wheaf boxes A coal minerix CY gefs W.E.T. Mrs. Dawson joins you. we're sure! Scrubbing floors in a convenf The worms crawl in . . . ! Olmeleffe! Thaf oughf fo be easy! Sfill making up her own endings Can you breafhe in The low alfifude? American movies have happy endings Losf in a fog! Who says fhe Dodgers hif home runs? Sfill can'+ lose fhaf baby face! Oh, rahhlly? Does your leading man make you speechless? The Old Gray . . . . She Ain'f Whaf She Used To Be Call Me Madam The Shadow knows . . . ha .ha. ha! Cynfhaa Mann - ifZ T7 a ' 'alt !lb1,..-H , K fy l'?'9? :1n 25131.15 r fr A fv Sylvia Middlefon 11- ' al-' ' fl - P: E Q 1 . ' M -Q 'Y ! NH 4 Janef Cook Amy Roberis Anne Warnick Tilly-Jo BeaHy 5, rr an- 931 yd. Q Karen Hnnclr Mlm' Evans Rosle Glass Maree Callahan fi 7 of wack Georgia Carringfon Anne VanVleck Dawn Ramhursf June Hayward Phyllns Dudldk I vga' g W , If Www-.1-1' F A f ? YI A51 Tx -ifjgdlikky he I 9' Q w K - N -1f' ,LAI , , Anifa Bleecker Q Nell Fisk E vmbe ,yfandt l g if ' 5.,Ifil:L?.i.f A K 4 U ' --al.. , P Av 'Isl ig' n .1 'iff' 'A I Q Sh. M PaHy Dennison ' Dorie Krebs 'Q' 3x Marian Muller Bobby Hobarf gn t 'N Pixie Cole ll .. ,P 3 Q ., .X fr 'U 4? 12 x'-- , .f y if BE' J' A, L ea, , bqvf A. -ny 1 'A' M M . KH' McLean W' 'Gaby' NM Tookie Onderdonlc PBT T I ' Q '- . 1 tx ' I ' ff V J' fn! ,! 'Q ,f ' -,W -f ' . 1 A V, h Jean Olmsfead A ,at is 1AA,b fb - V E X! TN X. Fluffy Fergusson ayor I 4 ar Y ' K 4, ,wi U 'ig ,K 14, ffidf wie? 1' A lf, xi.1.b 'Q-.. Aubin Zabriskie an xmvvaemxl omni ERE Robin Doherfy Q, , ,.,b 2 , A . M L n Towner Jaclue Kaveny 'SWS n N ififixigq an , .,, ,yr-wr-fi Ann Aeschlnmann xN1 i Xp I5 1 N X' Ti 5 -T C- X fy. 4' iw: sg ' V f A A I 3 3 I of Q al ..1.,'g 'hgigrwuii 1 L A 5101! . ' K. . xl ' f Y, VI' 11' s i V x 1- ni NX uvxffw 1941 1942 1942 1943 1943 1944 1944- 1945 1945- 1946 1946- 1947 1947- 1948 1948- 1949 LASS ln The Tall oT This year, Lynn Towner, Margie Shan- non, and KiT McLean enTered The gaTes oT Kimber- ley School aT 33 PlymouTh STreeT. Apparenfly we were noT very angelic ThaT year, since we recall being senT ouT of class consisTenTly Tor our mis- chievous doings lmere shadows of Thing To comel! The TirsT grade was an exciTing year. Four more girls, Mimi Evans and Anne VanVleclc are The only ones sTill wiTh us, enTered our class, now beginning To grow. An ouTsTanding evenT was May Day, in which Mimi, Lynn, Anne, and KiT Tool: parT as Train- bearers and flower girls. Our second grade Teacher, Mrs. CurTiss, had a Try- ing Time wiTh us, in spiTe oT The TacT ThaT There were no new girls lSeven oT us were bad enoughl. We develo ed an inTeresT in painTing and learned To sing ThiaT rousing song Ten LiTTIe Indians all by ourselves. We remember Halloween oT This year, Tor wiTh our newesT member, AniTa Bleeclcer, we made a Tour oT The school To show oTT our cosTumes. Then one day in June, we graduaTed from primary school! Mlle. Pons aTTempTed To drum some French inTo us This year, and our pleasure aT being big girls in The Lower School was increased by The TacT ThaT Dorie Krebs and Rosie Glass ioinecl us. OuTside oT The TacT ThaT we were now, wiTh The addiTion of PaTTy Dennison parT-way Through The year, eleven in number, our minds are raTher blanl: abouT This year. This was The age aT which we Tool: To rushing To The Girls' Room every recess To puT on lipsTicl: and sTand and admire our grown-up selves in The mirror! Toolcie Onderdonlc, Nell Fisk, Leslie Bunce, JaneT Coolc, and Ann Aeschlimann joined our Torces, and none oT us will ever TorgeT our home-room Teacher, Miss Flannery, who insTrucTed us in maThemaTics and manners while we passed Through a movie sTar and Trading card craze. HISTQRY 1949- 1950 1950- 1951 1951 1952 1952 1953 1953 1954 We enTered The Upper School! This was an ouT- sTanding year, for we became an even larger class wiTh The addiTion of Mary Lee Bonnell, Anne War- nick, Vicki Wendf, and Fluffy Fergusson. We were all inTrigued wiTh Fluffy's cuTe English accenT. This was also The year in which Kimberley made The greaT move To 2OI Valley Road. This was a Time of parTies and dances-and hard work. We had a class dance which everyone ThoughT was greaT fun. Our class was sTill growing, and Amy Roberfs, Phyllis Dudiak, and Robin Do- herTy joined us. The work seemed really To pile up in our sophomore year, buf once in a while we wiggled ouT To have some hen parTies wiTh our now huge class, The largesT K.S. had even seen. The sixfeen girls who descended upon us This year were Aubin Zabriskie. Lee Wood, CY Mann, Tilly-Jo BeaTTy, Dawn Ram- hursT, June Hayward, Marian Miller, PaT Taylor, Pixie Cole, Sylvia MiddleTon, Bobbie HobarT, Penny Gullord, Georgia CarringTon lwho, by The way, skipped ninTh gradel, Karen T-linck, Maree Callahan, and Mari Case. There was greaT exciTemenT when we won aT Fall Frolics wiTh Ali Baba and The ForTy Thieves TWIII we ever forgeT ThaT exTra someThing Casey gave our skiT?j. Our junior year, and whaT a year! lT sTarTed off wiTh a bang when Jackie Kaveny, Jean OlmsTead, and Gael SeTon joined us and we won Fall Frolics again wiTh a performance cenTering around a Gershwin Theme. This was The year we groaned our way Through our firsT source Themes and S.A.T.s. We received class rings wiTh deep emoTions and spenT half The year working on Class Day. We began To drive, Too, and There were frayed nerves among parenTs and passengers! Our senior year and our besT one has now come and gone. Barbara Groo enTered wiTh Tales of old Nassau, and we were forTy-one sTrong. There were a rash of college scarves and a bursT of weekend acTiviTy during The winTer. BuT mosT of all, This year cenTered around COLLEGE! College, S.A.T.s, and College Boards were our main Topics of conversa- Tion. We'll never forgeT Those fierce inTellecTual discussions during lunch hour or ThaT precious cigareTTe aT Bond's, eiTher. Then, mosT wonderful of all, were GraduaTion, The Prom, and Those marvel- lous parTies which ended our years aT K.S. .S lr 'v 0 .T S f i i i A 4 0 1 1 X asv! II, 7 A j , . 1. Q 3' NYf::jv1'!Tg .ATXTT gxiri 15 g !! fs '1 lxccanu CN , uv- ... Gqfford Qu. e.Dll..- ,ga-V June. aawaci L'-in Q Bun: g Done Mos? for K. S. ....,... ....... . V92 Besl' School Splrll .............. ........ Moslr Likely lo Succeed ................ Mosl Dependable ........ Besl Alabls ......... - Besr All-Around ....c M Mdien Mos? Gullible ,,,...... Mosl' Nonchalanl ....... , Besf Figure .,....... ft Mad Zixdt' Mosl' Talkalive Class Clown Besf Alhlele Mosf Versalile Cufesl' ...,......... C 9 p'L 1-w 'N Firsl Ma rried ..... Mosf lnnocenf ......... Prelliesl ............... 40-LJ Besf Dressed ........,....... Besf Sense of Humor .. Peppiesf ...................... M Friendliesr ....... soap' 'GM' ,mag C ASS Beally, Towner, Onderdonk Onderdonk. Carrinqlon, Towner McLean, Wood, Beally Wood, Ramhursl. Bonnell Bunce, Wendl, Case Onderdonk, Zabriskie, Be-ally Fisk, Case, Gullord Cook, Wendi, Shannon Bleecker, Evans, Fergusson Miller, Aeschlirnann, Onderdonk Cook, Ramhursl, Groo Taylor, Carringlon, l-linck, Bunce Onderdonk, Beafly, Mann Beally. Towner, Fergusson Groo. Dudiak, Selon, Doherfy Gullord, Krebs, Shannon Bleecker, Krebs, Hayward Bleecker, Case, Evans Cook, Roberfs, Taylor Towner, Taylor, Groo. Bunce Towner, Groo, Cole FQ. . , W1 Oxy' pf Ar rv fairing ez? mu A-su. Ha fa 40 C F7 M 'ix Lag, Bow-mall A Q55 GM' Q 73 Q44Q4Q Pom ,M Mos? Dafed ......,..... Mosi Argumenialive ,. Leasl' Civilized ,.,,..,,,...v,.,. ., .,,, ,. Mos? Happy-Go-Luclcy ....,,,...,.....,. Mosl Reserved ........,,,.. .......... Mos'r lnduslrious ........ Mos? lndependenf ..,.,., .......... Besr Dreamer .,,..,.. Mosl impulsive .,....... Mos? Sopliislicaled ....... .......,., Besf Driver .................. Noisiesf ....,.,..,, Mosl Poised .............,....... ........, Mosl Conlagious Laugh Mosf Fun lo Tease ....,..., ..,w,.... Class Baby .,..... WiHies+ ..................,... Mosi' Exlraordinary ..,,,Y. .......,.. Worsl Worrier .......... Mos? Unorganized ......... ,.,,..... Mosi Original ......., Class Mommy ........ fpgbin QM., '1vi 'fx 9 Fergusson, Mann, Bleeclzer Aesclwlimann, Miller, McLean Coolc, Ramlnursl, Wood Taylor, Kaveny, Case Van Vleclc, Roberfs, Gullord Middlelon, Wood, Olmsiead Mann, McLean, Aesclilimann Shannon, Case, Fergusson Miller, Case. Fisk Rober+s, Evans, Bleeclcer Bleeclcer, l-lobari, Fergusson Bunce, Onderdonk, Dennison Roberfs, Bleeclcer, Hayward Cook, Ramhursl, Dennison Callalian, Taylor, Fislc Towner, Beally, Glass Roberls, Coolc, Miller, Ramh Aesclilimann, Miller, McLean Towner, Dennison, Wood Coolc, Wendi, Case Miller, Onderdonk, Warnick Miss Chandler urs'r .n.Jl'9 fs 'N I Pe QQQQ HM FW FE 3 '9eoa MAJ 71. Va Q BQ 13 4: va 37 69 ' Q9 sw D 77lv-M' Q4- fu il I' ASS l, Ann Aeschlimann, leave ihe school in peace and guiefl We, Tilly-Jo Beailv, Anne Van Vleclc, and Aubin Zabrislcie, leave our sislers lo lhe +ender mercies ol nexl year's seniors. l, Anile Bleeclcer, leave 'rhose weelcly irips lo lhe Academy lo Dine-y Brown, l, Mar Lee Bonnell, leave rn name and address lo nexf Y Y years crinoline hunlers. I, Leslie Bunce, leave my fondness for lingering around 'rhe gym office +o Carol Turfle. l, Maree Callahan, leave my green ribbon from Sl. Palriclcs Day lo Miss Chandler. We, Mary Case and Barbara Groo, leave a can of orange and blaclc painl for her car lo Dee Dee Donlin, I, Georgia Carringlon, leave lhe agony of being a mere inianln io Alison Wallcer. l, Pixie Cole, leave To Mr. Coursen's friqhhful glances a+ lhe llal Glee Club seconds io Cary Cox. l, Janel Coolc, leave my desperale allempls af organizalion lo Lynn l-lomeyer. l, Pally Dennison, leave my balhing suil wilh lhe brolcen slrap 'ro Midge Ramee. l, Robin Doherly, leave my abilily io apply lipsliclc wilhoul' a mirror To Roberla Smilh. l, Phyllis Dudialc, leave my swimming pool To Miss Broclc. l, Mimi Evans, leave my Hpelile derrierew lo Carol Clolce. l, Fluffy Pergusson, leave Sally Youngs Susan Deans, and Paula Browns baggy green sweafer 'lo Barbie lves. l, Nell Fisk, leave my abilily io eal and no? gain weighl 'ro Diana Whiflalcer. l, Rosie Glass, leave my greal coordinalion in sporls lo Cecily Wilson. l, Penny Gullord, leave ihree sure-fire ideas lor slimulaling lunch-hour discussions lo anyone who wanis lhem. l,June Hayward, leave a new se+ of make-up lesls lo Madame D'Auria. Uv 'Www ILL Karen l'linck, leave The Yankees io Miss Hoyl. Bobbie l-lobarl, leave my dissecling inslrumenls 'ro Belh Hyde. Jacky Kaveny, leave my love of college men lo lhe eniire junior class. Dorie Krebs, leave my shyness wilh boys lo Mary Russell. Cy Mann. leave my record of no absences al K.S. 'ro Susan Oley. Kil McLean, leave lhe mess on my desk 'ro Charles. Sylvia Middlelon, leave my inleresl in 'rhose Spanish seiors 'ro Prissy Cole. Marian Miller. leave my abilily fo make fabulous faux pas lo Susie Forslmann. Jean Olmsread, leave slraighl' hair afler swimming lo lhe Wafer Baller. Tookie Onderdonk, leave par? of lhe hair my class is always 'frying lo make me cul' io Jackie Byrne. Dawn Ramhursl, leave my abilily lo slay up all nighl lo Miss Slone. Amy Roberls, leave my many excuses for gym +o Terry Ash. Gael Selon, leave my megaphone 'ro lhe Cheerleading Squad. Margie Shannon. leave my look of innocence 'ro Marilyn Walrafh. Pal' Taylor, leave my reperloire of five songs +0 Carol Hanschka. Lynn Towner, leave my lhroaly growl 'ro Nancy Joyce. Anna Warnick, leave len beal up copies of +he Reader's Digesl 'ro Mrs. Dawson. Vicki Wendi, leave my beauliful singing voice 'ro Leigh Ebersladl. Lee Wood, leave anylhing I forgol +o lhe Losl and Found. We,'rhe members of lhe Liferary Slaff. leave filled ash- lrays and emply Coke boflles +o nexl year's slaff. T'Q'5f?3 rw., W 3 ff' ' V , 'vii X ,, 1' VW X3 -.Q mf ,M mi. ,, wx' ,xx-M , T f- yi-vfzaiwlvfr 7 -- ' f - 1,--.2248 '.,m,,f,' W . , , ,M .A , 4 .--- ' -A A-i?I1,. - --5 ,,-x-'3-fi .. I, . ,ffm .J av-an .., 'M' . .514 V A K:-f' Q, g. fide . ,- ww -u-N . ... . mm' SE , -,ni wig- . . 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I ,'A...1--1.....m.Q-anna.. 9,1 I S N9 1 u DERCLASSMEN The supporf of the forch is similar fo ihe under-' classmen, who are the foundaiion upon which the school is built A YJ Q, Ni .4-M OFFICERS Leff io righf: Smifh, Joyce, Wilson, Ash. 5 x I Fronf row, leff Oo righf: Smiih, Whiffaler, Ash, Donlin, Cox. Back row: Forsfmann. Hanschka, Homeyer, Turile, 1 -- Brown, Ives. JU IDR This year's iunior class. small as if may seem, has been doing big lhings. Mary Russell has been a welcome addilion lo our class, and Susie Forslman has relurned lo us alifer Two years al boarding vschool. We juniors have made a good showing in 3 sporrs, highlighled by oufsfanding performances in J ' lhe Nalrional Horse Show by Diny Brown and G gg Roberia Smirh, who won lhe Medal , and by fhe :iig placemenlr of Carol Turfle on The Norlhern New s Jersey Firsi Hoclcey Team. ' Q i On observing our class during any lypical day. 5 fi Gone would see Belh allempling lo learn her KA. if parf and drawing posfers aT lhe same lime: Midqe 6. izand Barbie Eracficing for+he:?WaLeRBalle+1 Lynn, .4 . 4 I , ,Q 'ff 'Y 'final a 3.l's lr n ' U f '94 X if 8 All nl J X 3 9? . .. l rl ,ia ,J ci 0 Z2 l il 4 1 48 The perpefual bermudas. A P 5 B. A as Q fi ' A AJ '2 5 , L 1 42 41 , dino 99 , il G 91 J 55 F yal Q an e A 5 gm 41- C57 12 'lf'-CY X 17' X- ,lv-. 'CQ i r Fronf row, lofi fo righl: Walwrafh, Oley. Cloke, Byrne, Back row Jo ce resiclenl Rams Ebersfadl, Hyde- 2 v lp ' l. by el Walker, Wilson. fi ' C ASS -lansclca, and 'lurlle desperalely lrying lo malce l'l1e Qourier deadline: Terry juggling finances: Susie Dley and Marilyn silling in The library: Wliillaker and Clolce begging lor rides up 'ro llwe slable: Mary 'alcing old names off her noleboolc and pulling on new ones: Leigh copying Sluclenl' Council noles over and over: Jackie culling lwer hair: Susie F. lor- gelling lvladame's correclions lnol lo menlion yours lrulyl: Cecily madly wriling poems lor Class Day: Prissy and DD. slruggling willn French: Alison doing biology: and Cary gelling in llie middle ol everylhing. , Nancy Joyce if f- 2 Who's on lhe boHom7 Gof a ride? SOPHGMC Wi+h The addiTion of ThirTeen new members, The Sophomore class enTered The Senior l-ligh This year, ThirTy-Tive sTrong. AT TirsT we were apprehensive, buT now we are a well inTegraTed parT of The Senior High and have seTTled down To hard worlc and Tun. Our TirsT proiecT Tor The year was organizing a slciT Tor The Fall Frolic. We were deTermined Tc break The Seniors' winning sTrealc and we came very close when we Tied wiTh Them Tor TirsT place lWaiT 'Til nexT yearll. lbd. NoTe: The Seniors won'T be There nexT yearll A Tew weelcs laTer we presenTec our slciT aT The FaTher-DaughTer Dinner. Our clasf was in charge of The arrangemenTs Tor The affair and we were very ably assisTed by Mrs. Kaliiarvi our class advisor. Fronf row leff To rughf DeVausney VanVleck Fronf row. leff To righf: Merriff, Cooper, Emefaz, Barnard, Baci: row Beaffy Cooper MarTell, Cornell. Back row: VanVIeclr, H. Nelson, Bever, Croolr, Hooper. Smifh. Wood, Prescoff, Cole, Zabrislrie. 4 'La RE C ASS Our class is very proud ol ils alhlefes, who have represenfed us well on 'the hockey and baslcelball varsilies. We may be remembered for our aclresses loo, who have falcen perl in fhe KA. produclions. We are also especially proud ol Tanya Wood, who rode in lhe Nafional Horse Show, and of Connie Sommer, who won a slnaling championship. If we are nol found al sporls, KA. rehearsals, or in Nalional Championship evenls, one can usually find lhe Sophomores engaged in somelhing worlh- while such as bell ringing, inlerviewing for lhe Kourier, allending Sludenl Council Meelinqs, hav- ing class meelings, malcinq unusual noises al roll call, or somelimes even sludyingl Anne de Vausney Fronf row, leff fo righf: Crawford, Blair, Lovell, DeVausney fpresidenfl, Bond, Sommer. Back row: Barkley, Sclwou, Beaffy, Scales, Goodwillie, Lindeman, Brisbane, Hedges, G. Nelson, VanBrunf. .Qs 'E N If I C7 Flfii WW- lfh f0ifi9l1+1fD- C5591 Sherman- Bonnell- KUNWY- Third row: Phillips. McNeil. Baldanzi, McCrane, Leaf, Mau- J. Case, Shaffer. Murphy. D. Case. Second row: Carfer. rice. Mu,-in' Miller- Krebs. McKenzie. Agnew. Gray, Hay Wallace, Keller, Nary. 9TH GRADE Fron-I' ,. I K OFFICERS row, left fo righf: Carfer. McKenzie. Back row: Keller. Hay. Absent: Sherman. Twenfy-six laughing and giggling girls, we made our way info fhe Junior High sfudy hall, which was fo be our new home room. All fhe girls of lasf year were fhere. plus some newcomers. Linda Lee Bal- danzi. Judy Case, Joan Keller, Gail Murphy, Joan Wallace. Gail Maurice. Vondamae Nary, and iden- fical fwins, Doffie and Dona Case. Before we knew if Fall Frolics was upon us. Wi+h much work on fhe parf of fhe class and aid from our advisor, Miss Renz, we were finally ready fo face fhe audience wifh fhe slnif enfifled Win'rer- l'ime. lf had a unique mirror acf using our fwins. Blanlcefs of snow covered fhe sfage as an unusual horse drew a brighl' red sleigh fo The fune of Win- fer Wonderland. We won honorable menfion fhis year, and look forward fo even beffer fhings in fhe fufure Frolics. Af fhe Kimberley Karnival, our class foolc com- plefe care of fhe game concession which made a helpful addifion fo fhe funds raised by fhe fair. As we leave fhe Junior High, we shall never for- gel' our freshman year. We will 'fry fo sef new and higher sfandards when we enfer our lasf fhree years af K.S. Marfha Maclcenzie Fronf row, lofi To righf: Befhell, Dallery. Barney, Seely. Back row: Broads. Adams, Brown, EbersTadT. Almgren. STH GRADE The eighTh grade sTarTed oTT This SepTember wiTh The addiTion OT Two girls, Nancy Adams and Ellen Buyer. Then in laTe November, RoberTa Broads came To us from l-lillside. Our TirsT social evenT was a parTy To welcome The sevenTh grade To The Junior High School. IT was a greaT success and we all became beTTer acquainTed. We all worlced hard on our slciT Tor Fall Frolics . Miss Bosshard, our class advisor, and Mrs. Dallery gave us assisTance. Qur slciT was called The Seven Ages oT Kimberley Girls, and iT gave old-Timers many laughs. AlThou h all of our irls were resenT aT The Q Q P FaTher-DaughTer Dinner, we were sorry ThaT some oT The TaThers could noT be wiTh us. JusT before ChrisTmas The eighTh grade goT u - P suTTicienT courage To inviTe The eighTh grade boys aT The Academy To a parTy. ForTunaTely. iT wenT OTT well, and we had a wonderTul Time. DespiTe The ordeal of midyears and Tinals, we succeeded in surviving The yearhand having a loT oT Tun doing iT. Now we are looking Torward wiTh pleasure To being The new ninTh grade. Diana BeThell I ,pl lfll llll Fi 54 gow OFFICERS Leff fo right Lund, Buell. Sweeney, Fischer. TH GR DE Wirh rhe addirion ol live new members, lhe sevenrh grade class joined lhe Upper School lhis year. We were warmly welcomed by lhe upper classes, who gave several parries lo help us gel acguainled wilh lhem. The seniors gave us a lunch- eon in December, which was lun allhough we were slighrly our-numbered-lforly-one To eleven. Early in lhe year we elecled our class officers and, for lhe firsr lime, a Sfudenl Council repree senlalive. Fall Frolics was new To us, and we had greal hopes of winning, buf we discovered lhal lhere was a greal deal of lalenl in lhe olher classes. Neverlheless, we had lun and will lry even harder nexl' year. The year has been long and hard, buf we really enjoyed 'lalcing par? in lhe various new aclivilies. We realized lhal from now on we would have lo spend more Time in our sludies, also. However, when Danie l-lirsh won lhe Junior l-ligh Poelry Con- lesl ,we really fell Thar al las? we were esfablished in rhe Upper School. Fron? row, leff fo righf: Hirsh, Rogers, Buell, Lund, Fischer. Baci row: Kuzmicl, Browning, Harf, Hope, Hoofon, Sweeney. i' 'r X l A i l ni' N igwl 2:4 K 12 Q ' X' H6 it ,4X. igg.. ik ,Wax ,- - fi. ififlfg? 5 i 'z 3 . :UV . MN 5,5 Wig 3 ,.' H5 if ' .L H , A ,s 4 1 wwf I , nl IQ? a ? Www? A L in L K t., vw umnw 4 . 'ii - ,f ..i . 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' f' H5- N ' ,gr W. ng, : 0.5, Av- gl G an . W L' .. if f X s . '91 .. H . , Q. . ' -. . lv af- A -Y. ' 1 1. .. .. .,, ..,,,,,,, I X in 431. t W H., Q M. K- -W -52551--'hyA - ' ,gg ,f A , f 11,-ww, K A 3.-A., -J.. 4. Q x 'r' az of . - PM .wr i -ds - fa lw ,,, .. -1 ,Q E f f-1 4-u nn. -vw.-rf -4 ,, y . Y.: ny- mx ,4- .hmm- . wx.. As fhe wings add fullness cl an meaning fo our symbol. so flue acfivifies enrich and uplift our school life. ACTIVITIES 2531? :R?R'3v3sUf-T,-SSW! 3 .vt K ' .I 'L .. ' - - 1 K 1 , , A, .7 N5 ' vii, 1 L... W Fronf row, left To righfz Cole, Onderdonlc, Towner, Brown, Ebersfadf, BeaTTy lpresidenfl. Back row: DeVausney, Cox, Taylor, Wood, Zabrislrie, Turfle, Joyce. SENIQR STUDENT COUNCIL uncil Presidenf Tilly-Jo BeaTTy The STudenT Council of The Kimberley School is composed OT represenTaTives Trom The upper Three classes as well as The heads of major organizaTions. lTs TuncTion is To deal wiTh problems ThaT may arise and aid in The developmenT oT The school. This year The Council has underTalcen The iob oT pro- moTing a more eTTicienT l-lonor SysTem. The girls have been leTT more To Themselves To abide by The rules of The school. One evidence oT The new sys- Tem is The removal of procTors in The sTudy halls. Also The Council has consTrucTecl a compIeTeIy new consTiTuTion which has been presenTed and ap- proved by The sTudenT body. Besides governmenTal procedures, The STudenT Council has sponsored many school acTiviTies such as The New Girls' Tea. The Fall Frolics, The FaTher- DaughTer Dinner, and The Spring Prom. We wish To exTend our Thanks and appreciaTion To The sTudenT body, TaculTy, and Miss Spurr Tor all Their cooperaTion and aid ThroughouT The year. Tilly-Jo BeaTTy Lynn Towner JU IOR STUDENT COUNCIL ln iTs second year, The Junior STuclenT Council has been very successful in analyzing ancl solving The problems oT The Junior l-ligh. lTs members are The presiclenT, vice-presidenT and The sTuclenT coun- cil represenTaTives of The class, who are elecTed Tor one year. We have Tried To insTill a sense of responsibiliTy and co-operaTion wiThin The girls of The Junior High and Thus enable Them To become more useful mem- bers of The school. The Junior STudenT Council wishes To express iTs graTiTucle To The individual classes for Their aid and supporT in solving The problems of The Junior High. MarTha Mackenzie QW if Fronf row, leff To righh Carfer, Rogers, Hay, McKenzie lpresidenfl, Hari' Almgren Befhell Dallery, Buell. KIMBERLE VES X1 v A x Ari' Sfaff 1 Liferary W Zommiifee Meefing Business Sfaff LH fo ri hh Mann, Business Manager: Wood, Liferary Ediior e 9 Evans, Assisfant Edlforg Bleecker, Ark Edi+org McLean, Ednior. Z fi VCC ii? ill 4' T ' . nr: 'fi an Ramos, Hanschlra, Turfle fediforl, Homeyer. Whiffalrer, Eb- KOURIER This year The Kimberley Kourier , The school newspaper, published by The Junior Class, changed iTs sTyle oT prinTing. This alTeraTion permiTTed The use of more phoTographs in The paper aT a lower cosT. WiTh more picTures, we have Tried To creaTe greaTer inTeresT in The paper and give a more Thor- ough idea of The acTiviTies aT Kimberley. ln addi- Tion, we have increased The number of issues To six. disTribuTed ThroughouT The school year. Our TaculTy advisor, Mrs. Kaliiarvi, should be given special crediT Tor her work wiTh The enTire sTaTT. We would like To Take This opporTuniTy To Thank our subscribers. adverTisers. The compleTe sTaTT. and everyone who helped in any way wiTh The Kourier This year. WiThouT The cooperaTion of all These groups. The public:aTion of This paper would noT have been possible. Carol TurTle 'r -vcr mg ,E ,qw Front row, left fo righh Mfg, Kaliiuyi fadygnry' Ives. ersfadf. Back row: Crook. Joyce Forsfmann. Ash. Lovell Hyde, BeaTTy. l + 'M EDITORS LefT To righf: Turfle, Hanschlra Homeyer. ri sk , xr ,sw 1 7 sw 'T T. -. 4'f- .1 1 e T' . so .SUE fliiff ifiseiif-is :+A- T' Ti :ps T ,Q ssl 'Q CHEST An imporTanT TuncTion of The Kimberley School is The ches'r. IT is responsible Tor raising money Through The school Tor The needs of oThers who are less TorTunaTe Than we are. ChariTable organiza- Tions To which we have donaTed money in The pasT are Care , Friendship Among Children , Helen Keller , Save The Children FederaTion , The MonTclair Camp Fund and numerous oThers. The response from The school has been excellenT and we have earned our six hundred dollars ThroughouT The year, mosTIy Through The Kimberley Karnival. Joan Cole FronT row, lefT To righT: Agnew, Cole lchairmanl, Kuzrniclr. Bach row, WalraTh, Brisbane, Sherman, EbersTadT. Af RED CROSS In previous years. fhe Kimberley Red Cross fol- lowed The program of filling small Red Cross boxes. Because of fhe lack of supporf and inferesf, how- ever, fhe Red Cross Commiffee decided fo change fhe program for fhis year. The represenfafives of fhe associafion offered suggesfions for a new fype of program and we decided fhaf we would ask fhe school fo fill a large educafional chesf for use abroad. The arficles in fhe chesf were similar 'ro fhose used in fhe small Red Cross boxes. Each pupil in grades seven fhrough fwelve as well as fhe faculfy parficipafed in fhe drive by confribufing one dollar. The chesf has been a suc- cess. and we hope in fufure years if will confinue fo be. In May fhere was a Red Cross drive for membership dues. This anual drive ended fhe Red Cross Program for I953-l954. Dawn Ramhursf Chairman D,w,, Fronf row, leff fo righh Browning, Ebersfadf, Agnew. Baclr row: Nelson, Sefon, R-lmhursf. Hyde, Ramhursf lchairman I X I xg ,', ' YT T TT T K . fn K .V I ,, Tv' .-Ja-rx. ru' 1'y V ' W 1 ,-Q, .Mix 0 l ' i . Y W' 'L v , ,, 1 Lx , l al-lzfiil lvl- J b:' A PM df' 1' 'lfl Y J I., n - 'Juli' lim, ' 1 sw SE ICR Under Mr. Coursen's capable leadership, lhe girls of rhe senior Glee Club have had a very suc- cessful and musical year in l953-l954. The enroll- menf increased, as did The amounf of music 'rhaf we sang. During lhe firsl semesler, 'rhe Glee Club, +o- gelher wirh lhe school Chorus and lower grades, sang a+ +he annual Chrisfmas Vespers, held on December I3+h a+ fhe Firsf Congregafional Church. This year, rhe Senior Glee Club wore dark green choir robes, which, conlrasfing wilh The while dresses worn by rhe remainder of lhe school, len? a very impressive eir lo lhe service. Accompanied by Mr. Coursen on 'rhe organ, lhe Glee Club, Chorus, and Junior High sang qui're a few carols, such as lhe familiar Holly and The lvy . Befween some of lhese numbers lhe Bell Ringers performed, and lhe small singing group, lhe Aragnal:s, sang some special arrangemenfs. Fird row, leff fo righf: Wendi, Hayward lvice-presidenll. herfyl Mann' Cook' A, Zab,-igkie, Third rgw: Hindi, Car. Middlefon lpresidenll, Evans, Onderdonl, Bealfy, Taylor. ringlon, Gullord, Krebs, Glass, Shannon, Seion, Fish, J. Ramhursf, Hobarl, L. Wood, Donlin. Second row: Bonnell, Cole' Callahan, A, VanVlech, Miller. 65 Fergusson, Dennison, Towner, Bunce, Dudialx, Kaveny, Do- r YW ' ' ' Y VV 3LEE CLUB This informal singing group was a highlighl' of The musical year. There were nineleen girls making up The group, which was called fhe Aragnalcs for our school mascof, 'rhe lcangaroo. They sang al many school funcfions. such as The Fafher-Daughfer Dinner, Vespers, and fhe Glee Club Concert ln March, fhe Glee Club Concerf was held wifh lhe Monlclair Academy. Each Club sang several songs alone, and The Aragnalcs also did several lighl numbers. Carol Hanschlra played Two pieces on lhe piano and, in fact even an encore! The com- bined Glee Clubs climaxed The evening wifh lhree songs. one of which was +he difficull' Randall Thompson AIleluia . The singing al Commencemenf concluded lhe year for fhe Glee Club. We wanf 'ro fhanlc Mr. Coursen for his pafienl leadership and Thai unfail- ing sense of humor! Sylvia Middlelon HQ: .nn-., Firsf row, leff fo righlz L. Cole, Lincleman, Ash, Ramee, T- Wood, Cofnelli G' Nelson. Bond' -l0YCe l 95 W'l50n Ebersfadf, Cloke, Whiffaker, Forsfmann, Walker, G. Za- Third TCW! SCl10U. C- V6 lVl9Ck- COUPE' H Nelson Pres b . k. ' . . ns ie, Brown. Second row. Merrill. Sommer. Scales, Smifh, CDH. Emefal. Homeyer. Hansclwlre. Turfle C01 Hooper BELL RINGERS Firsl row, lef'r lo rlghl: Belh- ell, Brown, Ebersladl, Barney, Almgren, Seely, Dallery. Sec- ond row: Broads, Emefaz Hedges, Bond, Sclaou. Merrill Adams. Third row: Hooper Marlell, DeVausney, VanVleck, Blair, Prescoh, Croolr, Bar- nard. Firsf row, leff lo riglwl: Hay. Krebs. D. Case, Leef, Ag- new, Bonnell, McKenzie. Sec- ond row: Sherman, Carfer Gray, J. Case, D. Case, Wal- lace. Nary, Murphy, Keller. Third row: Mearin, Hope, Breads, Ebersladf, Brown Barney, Buell, Phillips, McNeil Kuzmick, Browning. JUNICR GLEE CLUB so Firsl row, lefl lo riglwl: Dal- lery, Seely, Barney, Sweeney, Hoolon, Breads. Second row Brown, Maurice, Murphy, J Case, Keller, Roberfs, Shan non, Baldanzi, Bleecler, Mc Crane, Phillips, McNeil, Kuz miclr Hari Dudialr Hoo er i I - P . Adams. Third row: Ebersiadf. Almgren, Befhell, Rogers, Hope, Browninq, Buell, Hirsh, Lund, Fischer, Sherman. Krebs, McKenzie, D. Case, D. Case. ART CLUB ci, 4 :-ie, ...ii ' mfi mm - 5 -Q x 3 as , -' 1- '- :A 11 ' l gsm - V IZ...-11 TYPING CLUB Fronf row, lefl io righiz Wil- son, Crook, Bond, Hedges, Forsfmann, Barnard. Bacl: row: Gullord, Hooper, Scluou, Wal- wrallw, Hyde. 69 Firsf row, leff 'Io righfz Olmsfead, Bever, Goodwillio, Beafiy. Smiih. Second row: Marfell, Aexchlimann, Warnich lpresidenil, Blair, DeVausney, Barkley, Hyde. Walwrafh. Third row: Barnard, Byrne, Hedges, Van- Brunf, Brisbane. Lovell, Crawford, McLean, Croolr, Oley. Joel Wechsler and Anne Warniclr in Fafher of fhe Bride. g I 4 ' - . X. l A nn Aeschlimann and Ann Warnicir direci a Junior High performance. SENIQR DRAMATICS CLUB gli Firsf row, leff fo righf: Sealy, Sweeney, Rogers, W H 1' . Second row: Baldanxi, Fischer, Baihel, Hari, - 'L W' oo on K nn Third row- Maumee Hlrsh, Alm- McCrane, e y. . . gren, Schaffer, Adams, Lund, Dallery, Miller. Rehearsing for H18 nexf produciion. Baclrsiage before curfain Mme. 1 JU IOR DRAMATICS CLUB 1 A The aihlefics are the necessary sparlrlwhich ignite fha spirif of ihe school. A - . THLETICS i lf was -l Fronf row, leff lo righlz Brown, Lund, Ramee, Hirsh. Baci row: Carringlon, Hinclr, Belhell, Forslmann, Hedges, Hay, Barnard, Bonnell, Taylor lchairmanl. , I, 'x orrlcens Leff 'lo righl: Carringfon, Taylor, Hinclr. THLETIC ASSCCIATIO Under lhe lailhlul and enlhusiaslic guidance ol Miss Slone and Miss Broclc, lhe Alhlelic Associalion lhis year has lried lo lurlher inleresl in lhe alhlelic program and lo creale good sporlsmanship al all limes. The AA. has revised ils conslilulion in '54 and has also devised a new loclcer checking syslem. Playdays in bowling, baslcelball, hoclcey, and swimming have been held al dillerenl limes during lhe year, all under lhe sponsorship ol lhe A.A. Field Day and lhe AA. Banquel are lhe lwo primary evenls which lhe AA. promoles. The six upper classes parlicipaled in racing, baseball, and lennis al Field Day in order 'ro win poinls for lheir reams. The Banquel was held on Class Day and al lhis barbecue The alhlelic awards were presenled. This was lhe high- lighl and lhe end ol our alhlelic program. -Palsy Taylor FirsT row, leff To righT: Sherman. SeTon, Towner, Gray. Second row: Dudiak, Wilson. Third row: Shannon, Byrne, J. Case, D. Case, OlmsTead, Cornell, Hay, G-oodwillie. CO-CAPTAINS Gael SeTon ancl Lynn Towner 1 CHEERLEADERS T-E-A-M, Yeah, Team signaled The beginning oT pracTice Tor The K.S. Cheering Squad, This year well represenTed by boTh Lower and Upper Schools, wiTh Lynn Towner and Gael SeTon as co-capTains. The Cheerleaders aT TirsT combined worlc and play in pradising old cheers and geTTing TogeTher new rouTines. Then They seTTled down To The more exciTing business oT aTTending all Kimberley's ouTside games To spur on The Teams. The Cheerleaders are already busy Thinking abouT nexT year's squad. A Cheer- leading CharTer may be in sighT, and The A.A. has consenTed To conTribuTe some new cheering slcirTs, which are badly needed. We wish To Talce This opporTuniTy To Thanlc The squad Tor Their wonderTul iob and The sTudenT body Tor Their TaiThTul supporT. A Team ThaT knows iT has The en- ThusiasTic supporT oT iTs school, as shown by The pep and spiriT oT The cheers, will always give ThaT exTra push ThaT is needed Tor vicTory. Gael SeTon Lynn Tower ,J .- . s AQ.. i .4 , ' 4. , ef? A .f-fogrjsr-M V41 ,. . pf-1 Q ' A '74 A qi 3 J A A - I ...,,,.,p Q . ui -1 M QW fm . .- ' 4 181' 1 I 'fn-2 - 214 A 15' - 0 1 v-' -- - ' '. 'UQPQ7' K ,,sf,f Wi, . ' , ., -4-Q, ..., , flfy'?'a-5 L' ,ij - Sig -2' L,-.f g1,4g-5,934 A-f' i l i Q ,..af'f 5 ,f X X Q, .ji.ffj2'5:H- 'K V: N N gint:-W c ,g f . L1 V- i ll ri Yes, fall was here, as one could fell by lhe vary- ing degrees of bruised shins among KS. girls. hloclcey was in lull swing again, wilh everyone energelically wielding lheir hockey slicles on Tues' day and Thursday allernoon, hoping To be chosen for lhe J.V. or Varsily squads. When Jrhe squads were finally chosen Miss Sfone had The iob ol molda ing The groups info a feam. Armed wilh spirii, slcill, and brand new shin guards 'rhe Varsifies descended on Dwighf, where, in spife ol The Tiny hockey field, The Varsify came up wilh a score of I-O and +he J.V. lied I-I. No- vember rolled around bringing a bil ol winler wilh ilfsnow cancelled our game wilh Vail-Deane. The HCCKEY Leff row, fronl 'fo back. Bea++y, Mann, Carringfon, Hayward, Roberfs. Righf row: Taylor, Onderclonlr, Bunce, Za- briskie, Coolr. Middle: Turlle. Wood. F . J? Kg ...,.f.. V ei akin. 'mN . snow didn'T lasT long, buT The mud did, so we slipped and slid our way Through a game wiTh KenT Place. EvidenTly They slid with more skill Than we did, Tor They won boTh games, VarsiTy 2-O and J.V. l-O. LaTe in OcTober, Kimberley was The proud hosTess oT The New Jersey Field Hockey Associa- Tion TryouTs. Under a soTT and balmy sky, Ten pri- vaTe schools in This area TesTed Their skill To make The honorary or reserve Team. We are very proud To boasT ThaT Tilly-Jo BeaTTy made The reserve Team and Carol TurTle and Aubin Zabriskie made The honorary Team. The Two picked Teams played and Thre The reserve Team Tound vicTory wiTh a score o I-O! As well as The VarsiTies, oTher members oT The school brandished The old hockey sTick, boTh in class and Team games, wifh Lees winning The big Kimber-Lee game. As winTer closed in, The hockey sTicks were regreTTully sTowed away Tor nexT year's season. --u LefT row, TronT To back: Hobarf, Glass, Ramee, Sommer, Miller, Brown, Cole, Crawford. RighT row: Joyce, Bleecker, RamhursT, Kaveny, Hanschka, Zabriskie. Middle, lefT To righT: Hinck, BeaTTy. ,, Hockey Manager Dorie Krebs 11 4' W? r i k BASKETBALL GUARDS if v Fronf row, leff lo righf: Beafly, Hobarl, Barkley, Kaveny, - Brisbane, Ebersladf. Back row: Roberls, VanVleck. Ramhursf, Zabrlslnie, Mann, Homeyer. BASKETBALL The Kimberley baslcelball leam had an unusually successful BASKETBALL MANAGERS record lhis year. The Varsily was unclelealed while lhe Junior Maree Callahan and Rosie Glass Varsily won all buf one game! The lirsl qame, wifh Miss Fines r s'i'mi----all .Av .. VV A ax mi, .. , - s ll A T I X 11' l V 11' il l l lx is fs f . xv i 3 Ll X Q -I 1 .fi X. -1 L ju l of 1-ff ,Q ,. . Q was SWIMMING Swimming, under The new leadership of Miss Brock, was. as always, a TavoriTe sporT This year. Classes were held Three Times a week, and The girls who parTicipaTed were TaughT The TundamenTals of swimming, life-saving, and diving. The big Kimber-Lee meeT was held in March wifh The Lees as vicTors. The inTer-class swimming meeT ended in a vicTory Tor The juniors. Many improvemenTs have been made in The WaTer BalleT This year. One innovaTion was The inTroducTion of our Theme, Panorama in Color . The show was much larger and more specTacular one, consisTing of nine rouTines wiTh TwenTy-one girls chosen from The Tour upper classes parTici- paTing. The program TeaTured a solo, a dueT, a Trio, a quarTeT, Three sexTeTs, and Two ocTeTs. The spiriT and enThusiasm of The group as well as The long hours spenT by Miss Brock and her Technicians were conTribuTing TacTors To The huge success oT The show. VOLLEYBALL Following The hoclcey season and preceding The long-awaiTed ChrisTmas vacaTion, volleyball became The chieT sporT aT Kimberley. Techniques were TaughT in classes and ThroughouT The weelcs There were The inTer-class and Kimber-Lee compeTiTions. ln The Senior High, The juniors and seniors baTTled To a 40-40 Tie in The inTer'class conTesT, and in The Junior High The ninTh grade deTeaTed The eighTh grade. As Tor Kimber-Lee compeTiTion, The Junior High had many games during class Time, mosT oT which were won by The Kimbers. Their FirsT Team game was won by The Lees and The Second Team game by The Kimbers. In The Senior High, There were TirsT and second Teams Tor The big Kimber-Lee games and The Lees overwhelmed The Kimbers in boTh. FirsT row, leff To righh Dudial, Kaveny, Donlin, Callahan, Carringfon, Hincl, Joyce, Hanschka, BeaTTy, Miller. Second row: Clolre, Taylor, Forsfmann. Bleeclrer, Ramee, Brisbane, RamhursT, Hobart Third row: Crawford, RoberTs, TurTle, Mann, Bunce, Hay- ward, Ives, Nelson, Homeyer. iluf ' J: fi! ' - QQ! 2? X 4 AX W 7 O I .sw X Working for Their supper. AuTographs are more inferesfing Than Tha game. SPRI AlThough Kimberley's ouTside baslceTball game: were noT over yeT, The spring sporTs began ir February wiTh badminTon in The gym classes. Kim ber and Lee TournamenTs were played, aTTer whicl The Two winners compeTed Tor The school TiTle. WiTh The arrival oT spring weaTher The Tenni season began, The girls moving Trom The squasl courTs inTo The open air as The weaTher changed For The TirsT Time, only Tennis was TaughT in gyn classes ,alThough soTTball was oTTered aTTer school OuTside games were played in boTh Tennis and soTT ball, and There were The usual Kimber and Lee anc inTer-class games. As The Tinale To The racing, jump ing, and baseball Throwing on Field Day, The big Kimber-Lee soTTball game provided a really exciT ing climax. ATTer The lasT yearbook wenT To press in Mard Tennis champs CarringTon and Cook. SPCRTS I953, There were many new developmenTs in sporTs. ln ouTside games, Kimberley won sweeping vicTories in Tennis over Vail-Deane and Dwighf, and mighT have done The same wiTh KenT Place, had rain noT ruined The day. AT The end of The year, alThough The Kimbers won Field Day. The Lees came ouT ahead To win The plaque aT The A.A. BanqueT. Also aT The BanqueT. The Harold Cook Tennis Trophy was given To Georgia CarringTon, who won The school Tennis TournamenT by deTeaTing JaneT Cook in a Thrilling maTch. AlThough Kimberley has been hosTess To The EasT- ern lnTerscholasTic Tennis TournamenT for Two years. iT was noT unTil This pasT SepTember Thai' any girls Trom The home school came ouT on Top. This hap- pened when JaneT Cook and Georgia CarringTon, our sTar players. won The doubles championship. Who MT Wllaf? Shilo her ou!! Fascinafing baseball game? ,S 1 Cole, Hayward. Callahan BOWLING The sound ol Falling len pins heard al several penods lhrouqhoul The year informed Miss Chand- ler lhal a class was bowling. Allhouqh lvliss Chand- ler was bolhered all year by lhe ominous rumbling and hiqhfpilbhed shrielcs issuing from lhe alleys, mosf ol This ocliyily immedialely followed spring vacalion. The Kimberlee meels were held during lhis lime, wilh lhe girls bouncing lhe balls for successful slrilces, spares, and bruised Toes. Earlier in lhe year, lhe mighry seniors delealed lhe soph' omores and juniors in a yery close malch, lo win The Senior l-ligh compelilion. Leff lo riqhfz Fergusson, Cool: 131459 1 S 8. 1 Ai - . iw 1 h viii- gi sv My i 5 I I x 1. M .gg PF' f f. l iSEik 3356? K . ' Q , ,....,, . ,K ,.., X T V, G me M H 7' j ,. 4 xii- ii X Y 72 Q'-Nw .45 , ii 4 H wif' L' l' hi' casi' by our symbol are flue special Lille flue ng evenis which. produced by ihe 'leamworlr of 'Phe school, illuminafe and perfeci' our years af Kim- berley. I 4 SPECIAL EVE TS 62 F LL FROLIC Fall Frolics has been an annual Kimberley TradiTion Tor many years. IT is a very special evenT in our school calen- dar, because iT provides a nighT oT Tun and enTerTainmenT Tor boTh Teachers and sTudenTs of grades seven Through Twelve. This year, The Theme chosen was Holidays , The girls were dressed in appropriaTe original cosTumes Tor The Grand Parade, each hoping To win a prize. ATTer The cosTume parade, each class presenTed a skif, followed by The hilarious TaculTy skiT lwill you ever TorgeT Madame in bermudas7l. The skiTs having been iudged by members oT The TaculTy. The winners were Then announced as being The seniors and sophomores, who Tied Tor TirsT place, and The Treshmen, who earned honorable menTion. WiTh The serving of cider and cookies. anoTher gay Fall Frolics was concluded. A rs' -l..ys Wx lim x if ii 'fi ,ui ,- .1 BBYDY One day lhis winler, foriy-one baby-Talking, giggling, and yelling seniors wi'rh a mischievous look in fheir eyes arrived af school cornplele with lollipops. baby carriages, huge hair ribbons and bubblegum. Yes, Baby Day was here again, and 'rhe seniors gleefully refurned lo iheir child- hood for one glorious and heciic day. The real of The school appeared lo be rafher lhanlcful when ihis day had ended. How sfrangel X- 6 ff R , 4. , N-me M03 Flon? row.. lefl lo righl: Towner, Callahan, Ebersladl, War- derdonlr, Evans. Back row: Hobarl, Miller, Ramhursl, Ives, nuclr, Donlin, Mddlelon, Bleecler, Krebs, Fislr, Taylor, On- Turile, Cole. Hayward' Zabrigkiel Fisk, Mann. VESPERS S.. . H , w On December I3lh, grades lour lhrough lwelve opened lhe lradilional Chrislmas Vespers wilh Hfxdesles Fidelesu. For lhe lirsl lime, lhe senior Glee Club wore darlc green choir robes. The con- lrasl' belween lhe darlc green robes and 'rhe while dresses worn by lhe remainder ol lhe school made our Vespers more beaulilul lhan ever. The program, held in lhe Firsl Congregalional Church, consisled of songs by The choruses, Aragnalcs, and Glee Clubs, followed by seleclions from lhe bell ringers and lyre players. To Mr. Coursens organ accom- panimenl, lhe grades marched oul in lhe end, sing- ing Angels From The Realms of Glory , 90 Bell Ringers Firsl Congregalional Church I f The annual FaTher-DaughTer Dinner was held This year on The evening of November IOTh. ATTer everyone was assembled in The gymnasium, The upper school moThers served The TaculTy, TaThers, and girls a delicious Turkey dinner. As misTress of ceremonies Tilly-Jo BeaTTy inTroduced The mem- bers of The head Table and presenTed Anne De Vausney, who was in charge of The dinner. Follow- ing This welcome from The Girls, Mr. Kerby Fisk and Miss Spurr addressed The guesTs. Mr. Howard Van Vleclc Then led group singing of college songs and popular TavoriTes, and Mr. Cour- sen direcTed The Aragnaks in singing Two popular numbers and a new arrangemenT of The Alma MaTer LasT of all The freshman and so homore FATHER-DAUGHTER DINNER ' I P classes presenTed Their winning sl4iTs from Fall Frolics. Everyone agreed laTer ThaT The sophomore class had planned and carried ouT a very enTerTaining evening. 1 I K i V 51 K I C .. I ll I 4 2 1 I 1 1 .f ,1 - ' 1 1 . 0 I ul A 1 'if' F 5 W it 5 . ,J . . , S Flu 4 ,F 1' 'XMI H1 an r'?V DANCES I . , X J I I 04 + I O' '.? r .3 ,fj.'!:Q . . 4. 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The evening began wilh a supper parly for lhe seniors and lheir dares al Rosie Glass' where we divided our lime belween ealing marvelous food and admiring lhe Glass' lovely home. Aller piling our hoops land fur coals?l inlo various cars we slarled lor lhe Golf Club where round upon round ol dancing and greeling numerous old friends made an exciling pace unlil lwo A.lv1. Soon our Spring Prom was upon us. Wilh lhe lheme of My Blue l-leaven llhese Kimberley girls are cerlainly Romanlicislsl, we swirled Through a blue misl' wilh hundreds ol slars above us, 'ro lhe music of Lesfer Lanin's band. As we kicked off our shoes early Sunday morning, our aching feel re- minded us again of a wonderful evening. Il ,. 'we .1 W' X af-5 gflfffias :alma 'T' Da 5? .2 ? 3 2 has KIMBERLEY: ACADEMY PLAY The K-A, or Kimberley-Academy plays, which are among rhe schools oldesl lradilions, were pre- senled lhis year by lhe dramalic clubs of lhe lwo schools, worlcing logefher. The firsf play, given on December I9lh, was Fafher of 'rhe Bride, wilh Anne Warniclc and Wendy Blair in major roles. Afler doing a modern piece, 'rhe clubs fell rhey should allempl somelhing a lirlle more classic. Accord- ingly, on March olh, They presenled Pride and Preiudice, wilh Anne De Vausney and Jean Olmf sfead playing leading parls. The casls had a wone delul lime working on lhe produclions and hope l'he audience enioyed Their finished works. Lefl fo righfz Brolli, Walwraih. Kramer, Warnick, Blair, Bever, Moclridge, Goodwillie, Grosse. 5 if Q Q- Jr +11 .,' 'J PS- -, Q4 if .., -5? May Queen, I953 MAY DAY Every year, The TirsT weelc in May brings The TradiTional Kimberley May Day. We aT K.S. are proud oT This annual evenT and spend many days in preparaTion Tor iT. Early in The spring The gym classes begin rehearsing Their parT in The perTorm- ance Tor The Queen and her courT. The seniors, in The quieT and privacy oT Their class meeTings, selecT The Tour candidaTes Tor May Queen, who are laTer voTed upon by The Upper School. Aside Trom The Queen and her courT, There are oThers who lend a greaT deal oT enTerTainmenT To The aTTernoon. The courT iesTers provide many laughs and ease The Tension oT confused dancers, while The animaTed piece oT cloTh represenTing a horse Temporarily sTeals The show as he goes up To lciss The Queen, who has been crowned by The Junior Class presidenT. A pleasanT aTTernoon oT singing, dancing, and Tumbling is provided by The whole school, climaxed by The TradiTional winding oT The May pole. May CourT, T953 May Queen, I954 AniTa Bleecker .r 1 1 Wkgeyv s THE KIMBERLEY KARNIVAL lfJnac,l-s 'Earl QP' ef' cl S El, .. f i 4b es e An ouislanding proieci' of +he school +his year was +he Kimberley Karnival, given +0 raise money for The Chesf. The eniire firsf floor of fhe building was Taken over by +he various booihs. To menlion a few, ihere were a food sale. an auclion, a while elephanf fable, handmade ariicles done by 'rhe Junior High, a music shop. a faculiy lable, a book sale and oihers. This was The second fair sponsored by +he Chesl and The resulls were very good, buf we hope +o do even beHer nex+ year. Be +hinlcing of ideas during +he summer! -is ' Y l ol I l cab ' UQ J 1 .. x X0 1 x ii l A s i if R 4 i ai aa --J 2 f U oo g r 'Q lb lk CLASS DAY June 8+h, I953 dawned a beaufiful day on which +he Kimber-E-Lee sailed on+o ihe Kimberley sfage. The iheme of Class Day ceniered around a Sourhern wharf during Civil War days. Juniors, some wiih blackened faces. some wearing evening gowns, and olhers in dignified sui+s and Top hars wenr rhrough 'rhe usual roufine of reciring poems 'ro ihe seniors and facul+y and singing songs amidsr grear excire- menr. As 'the end drew near, 'rhe seniors sang lor sobbed?l fheir farewell song +o +he school as rhey saiIed off The srage on rhe boa+ on which +he juniors had sailed on. Following Jrhe junior skii on Class Day, everyone was requesred 'ro go oufside and wifness The iradiiional plan'l'ing of Jrhe ivy by +he senior class. They do +his as a remembrance as Those before have done, and rhe ivy grows on year afier year, a symbol of fhe loyalry of +he girls who have gradualecl. 'X in-I 'Le V 1 H ' 1 X COMMENCEMENT As lhe slrains of Pomp and Circumslanceu were heard on lhe organ, The enlire audience in lhe Firsl Congreqalional Church lasl June 8+h lurned +o view lhe Kimberley seniors walking slowly down The aisle al' 'rheir commencemenl. Lovely while dresses, red roses, precious diplomas. lhe meaninqful words of Dear Lord and Falher ol: Mankind and God of Our Fa+hers , conqrafulalions, smiles, iears. and 'rhe beloved lyrics of lhe Alma Maier ended The year for +he senior class of I954. l r ' 5, v , l L 1 ,,, q, Q, ' l 'f' l ' ll! lr W l' it , li r 3, N -, fl -r v ,s qi? ,, U ' ,W HW l W- if w X . i l ALMA MATER Hail! Alma Maier. i Hail 'ro +hy name. Dear 'school we lqve so well N, e 1 1 Ne'er shall we shame lhy sfanderds. K Trulh Jove. and honor wi+h Us e'er shall be- Through all our fufure yeers. O Ma+er Kimberley. Allising fo Kimberley. Praise ye her neme. We girls who love her well , Sing 'io her fame forever. Though we a+ fimes may be Far. far away- Sing we sfill our loyal praise To the fair Kimberley.' ' i 6 4. -,.. 1. l 6' l p 1 'K L l il f . 03 L.-if i , . .' , r, ' , ' . , r 1 ' M M.n,r-, . M.. . lflfm l L-H, , ,l , iz r..,'.,,.+v.ix.j'1',1wl nz' MLM ,:!i.a.im.QKzll 1 A' , wr e QQ ,-,+ . .E Ali-L? 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