Laurel School - Leaves Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

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LA UREL LEA VES BOARD EDITOR ............... .... lv Iary Kay Vaughan BUSINESS MANAGER .... .... BUSINESS BOARD .... . LITERARY EDITOR .... . . . LITERARY BOARD .... . . .KRT EDITORS .... ART BOARD .... PHOTOGRAPHY . . . .Connie Brett . . . . .Betsy Ebert Dianne Todd Karen Irvin Heidi Frost Linda lVashhurn .Anne Macintyre . .Holly VVorthen Enid Larimer Kit Voelrker Anne Burger Barbara Coultou Kate Gunn Ginny Hamilton Ruth Ehrman Kate Xvarner Sue Scarnecfllia Sue Pildner Sally Schlesinger Sukey Parmelee Lucia Johnson Mary Farell Sarah XVarder Christie Andrews Laura lane Barr . . .Bay Hallowell Claire Miller Ellen Sniolik Karen lVaIlcn Emily Perkins , .Anne Hferneke Priscilla Gilliam

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lffl Io lfiglll: laura ,lane llarr, Christie Andrews, Ar! liriiiorx, Anne hillflllillf, I,il1'rro'y Iffiitor, Connie Brett, Iitrxirrrwv rllnzznycr. Nlarl' Kal' Vaughan. Ifditor, Priscilla Gilliam, Anne ll'l'l'llC'li'l'- P11U 'H'i f'113' liditors. EDITORIAL lt was in Nlay ol' last year that the Laurel Leaves Board ol' H359 and lllfill met for the lirst time linthusiasticallv we crystallized our fantastic ideas lor our yearbook. Laurel Leaves was to undergo a complete metarnorphosis to reproduce successlully the spirit ol' the Class of l960. .Xs well always been recognized lor our unregimented llare lor the new and exciting, the year- book theme seemed simply to be down with trllllitiolllu Xlost ironically when September arrived and the Laurel Leaves Board began to apply their inspirations. the try was olten lint we can't do that! lt's never been done before! This was cspet ially amusing to Nliss Hotchkiss who had listened to our early declaration ol' non-conformity. Now it is lfebrttary, and the Board is struggling with layouts. writeups and letterless type- writers to meet their copy-due date. lVe have held to our 'Knew and exciting theme to a certain degree. XVe hav e introduced various innovations: we've relegated the seniors to the back of the book tlor climactic ellectj . lVe've changed the style ol' the events ol' the year in order to better capture the intangible essence ol' our last school year, and we've redesigned many layouts for variety's sake. .Xs we complete the final work, we realize that the purpose in publishing the year- book is tltll to outdo what's been done before but to produce, to the best ol' our ability, a colorful and interesting portrait of Laurel lile in l959 and l960, Despite our general disorganifation in getting the book to press, we hope that, through our pictures. our writing style, and our art work inspired by the modern lines and blocks of Mond- rien, we have accomplished our purpose. May this book bring to each of you a tear or a laugh in twenty years!

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HO OR CODE As a member of the Laurel School Honor Sys, tem, each girl has the responsibility to employ self-discipline at all times, to conduct herself in a considerate and courteous manner, to be con- scientious in meeting her obligations, and to understand and respect existing rules. It is the privilege of each member to accept and encour- age mutual responsibility in the practice of these rules and to further the workings of the school government by her continued interest and co- operation.