Laurel School - Leaves Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

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Sw FRANCES Kosl, KY-Franigiejj or QQTSZS' 9' 'ige -Qifs, Gi 5333-fi If I ALICE-ZITA LONGARIA-We're afraid to say much about Azie for fear we'll be quoted in Ben Wickham's column. This roving reporter has made it unsafe for any Senior to iildulge in the pleasant feminine past time of gos- sip CFor details see Ann Barstowj. Azie is in Choir and Glee Club, and is another of our class artists. Her pres- ence back stage as make-up expert for the Senior play was one of the essen- tials to the success of the performance. Azie is known for her long stories, her giggle, and for her infallible aim with mint ice-cream. 161 LAUREL LEAVES Coe, proved wha' a complete-lysvyell girl and good sport she is by overcom- ing a great obstacle early this year when she missed two months of school and fun because of a back injury. Her capacity for fun is enormous, and we all missed her terrincally during her absence. She is a member of Choir and of Glee Club, and has been for several years. Before her injury she was one of our better athletes, and we hope by next year she'll be completely recovered so she can continue her athletic program. .

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,V ,,MJ,7 ' ' iw MW! 9 A I 3 4 LEAVES ' , 1 I . V I' MARII.YN JEANNE HoPFMAN- Marilyn is one of the outstanding girls of the class of '42, and in her three years at Laurel has proved herself a natural leader. She has done a most efficient job this- year 'as Business Man- ager of L'aurel Leaves, and has also held several responsible positions on the Stu- dent Council. She is known for her association with Betsy Biddle and also' for her passionate attachment to gold- fish. We're sure she'll be successful wherever she goes, and wewish her all the luck in the world. I O ' Q BARBARA HOFFMAN-This attrac- tive blonde entered the portals of Laurel Sophomore year. She has been a mem- ber of the Glee Club for three years now, and her battles with Mr. Kraft are notorious and amusing. She is one of those enviable girls who drives to school every morning, and is known also 'for her endurance record with Bill, her interest in Boston, her mysterious ailments, and her chubbiness. We hope p she'll be as much appreciated next year at the college of her choice as she has been the three years she spent here at 4 Laurel. 'll5 . , C n ' 1

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LAU PATRICIA MADISON-l'P3ftY,' joined us Junior year, and since that time has been noted for her numerous men and darling hair. Patty's high spirits and sense of humor have livened up the Dorm for the last two years, and this year have been added to the collection of wits in Senior room. She is usually seen answering fan mail destined for various parts of the United States Cespecially University School and Dukej, or playing bridge Cshhhhb in Senior room. Vv'e've had a lot of fun with Patty this year, and we hope she'll have as much fun without us next year. REL L EAVES MARIAN AUSTIN MARTIN-Marian joined our ranks Sophomore year, and since then has been a quiet but thought- ful member of good ol' '42. She is famous for her early morning jokes, her cream convertible, and her arches. Her specialty is in the field of art, in which she has majored since she started at Laurel. One of her mos! successful art projects was her help in making the stained glass window which has added the finishing touch of beauty to our Carol Service for the past two years. . 4 ll7