Knox School - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Nissequogue, NY)

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QQ 99 Senior Celebrities or The Awful Truth DONE THE MOST FOR KNOX MOST EXOTIC Win Bloom Penny Knowlton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BIGGEST DEVIL Carla Wright Lisa Lawler MOST TACTLESS BIGGEST SADDLE POLISHER Donna Atwill Sally Layman MOST HELPFUL MOST SOPHISTIGATED Bemta Browarsky Georgea McPherson SLBBPIBST GLOBE TROTTER Sue Carhart Donnajeane Merten TiTIIgI2ia1?li:'ST SAYS MOST MOST FOGBOUND Gale Mitton LAZTBST U MOST ERUDITE Bonnie Cornelius Joan Nixon MOST CONSCIBNTIOUS BIGGEST APPLE POLISHER Sandi Cox Jerry Obletz CLASS BABB MOST AMUSING Su Cummins Stacy Palaologos CLASS BABY MOST EXPLOSIVE Candy Dalton Pam Penny MOST LIKELY TO COME TO A VIOLENT LEAST DRAG WITH THE FACULTY BND Estela Quintana Barbara Daugherty MOST GENEROUS FIRST TO GET MARRIED Barbara Ann Rose Dot Esser BAREFOOT CONTESSA Mis? ZPQBBTLB Margo Essick a e C nel er BIGGEST HACKER MOST BOUNCE-TO-THE-OUNCE Jayng Flynn Taggafd MOST CHIC MOST COMPLICATED LOVE LIFE Mia Fonssagrives Chris TPIHYCY BIGGEST WORRIER MOST EQUINE Dora Graber Margie T00rS FASHIONABLY LATE PERFECT KNOX GIRL Betsey jones Luisa Villegas MOST DRAG WITH THE FACULTY MOST MYSTERIOUS Joan Kessel Tika Waterman Dnnp Knox fnr the Most - Senior Cl3SS

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Witnessed by: emh 2511611112111 Mia Fonssagrives leaves to Linda Shepard her tee shirt and the presidency of the Voodoo Club. The Scotch hat of Joan Nixon is being left to Lollypop in hopes that she may develop a Scottish burr. Benita Browarsky leaves to Mariluz Quintana her wonderful ability to translate es- panol papers, and her organizing ability to Gale Speir. Georgea McPherson leaves incognito. Donnajean Merten leaves her affinity for royalty to Joan Zabski. To Carolyn Uhl, Sandi Cox leaves snowy roads, and to Missy Brownback she leaves her energy. Due to the rapidity of her departure, we never found out what Jayne Flynn left. Our mascot, Lady, regrets that she must leave with us, but her barking has told us that she leaves behind the growing shrubbery for any other dog that might roam on the campus. Although we fear we must leave Mrs. Dawkins behind, we want to express our deep gratitude and thanks for all that she has done for our class this year, we couldn't have found a better advisor. Signed, sealed and delivered on this 5th day of June, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-eight in our presence: The Class of 1959 44441 Wadifkffeb QM!! 37

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January 21, 1969 My dear Barbara Hathaway, I must apologize for my extreme tardiness in writing this, but I have been kept busy with my latest book, The Truth Behind Private Schools, a sequel to Your Teacher Can Be Your Friend. As you can see, my spare moments have been few. I just saw in Newsweek that Pam Penny had been nominated to take over Martha Graham's position as the president of the Martha Graham School of Dance, and that Miss Penny's protege, Estela Quintana, will be presented in a jazz ballet in the Spring. And, My Dear, I guess you've heard that Penny Knowlton is model- ing the latest Bohemian clothes in Providence, R.I. It was wonderful hearing the news of Donnajeane, of course, and your recent trip to Lebanon. It's a shame that that cute couple hadn't gotten together sooner. But c'es la vie! By the way when you get back to the States, be sure to go to the Apportez Nous Vos Cheveux Nous Les Friserons operated by the former Barbara A. Rose. One of her best hair stylists is Anastasia Palaologos. Speaking of the Beautician busi- ness, while I was there last Friday I ran into Win who was having her face redone for the starring role of Apegirl,'l and Donna Atwill, who has just returned from scaling the Alps. They told me about quite a few of the girls with whom I had lost contact these past few years. To begin with, Jerry Obletz and Benita Brow- arsky had participated in the Olympics last year, and Benita came out with best horse of the year. I believe her horse was called Iceman.'l Furthermore, I leamed that Carla Wright and Chris Thayer had joined the United States Air Force, and their first flight will take them to the base on Mars. Oh! My Dear, the other night Bill and I went to the Village Vanguard where the Queenston Trio was playing, and you will be amazed to hear that it was com- posed of Mia, playing the gut-bucket,', Betsey playing the ass-jaw, and Sally Taggard on the guitar. It was most interesting to say the least, and Bill and I had a very charming evening. Oh, you'll die when you hear this - last week a friend returned from a Yale weekend with a long story about one of the housemothers knowing me. Well, it turned out to be none other than Georgea McPherson: she always was fond of that place! She also told me that Natika is still trying for the Ph.D. in psychology. This morning I read in the newspaper that Sue Carhart, Candy Dalton, Sandy Cox, and Margie Toors have been making extensive surveys of the Buffalo Wal- lows in Walla Walla, Washington. I also saw that Sally Layman, Bonnie Cornel- ius, Su Cummins, Kate Schneider, and Gail Mitten have returned from abroad. In the same column was the announcement that jo Colonna had married a Brazilian coffee planter so now I guess she'll have all the coffee she can drink! Tell me, have you heard anything from Jayne and Winnie? Remember how she used to talk about him to make us jealous? What's this I heard about Margo? Has she really been nominated as cha-cha queen of the Rio Piedras? Remember her roommate, Joan Kessel? She is now head of the Savage School working with Miss Anne McGlue. Her Knox friendship's proved lasting. I hear that Luisa Villegas and joan Nixon are working for the Barnum and Bailey Circus, Luisa as the Fat Lady and Joan as a bareback rider. Miss Wood wrote to me recently to tell me how pleased she was that Dora and Dot have ap- plied for admission to the Knox Post Graduate School. That's the news for now, do write and tell me what you and the Count have been doing. ' Much affection, Martha Elisabeth 39