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L x -5-J. mas J' ,T 'n' .,-..- 1 ' VTF3' 41 -xy, -tr' ,F V K Vp. f-, rw. - fx 1,- 2 ' 4 J , I QTY. '1 Yr: riff- 'V V ras, H. 1 . , Y 1 1 51 :J Lew.: t, H7 .Aa af'-'wx r V .:' 1 iii: .4 . I, 1 If -? if - gi? .,g.4.. - V-'A .. 51235 ii' l q, f, f ,.-4 .5115-F 1 , ,Q-L-iw., -.- .-, ,r,':z P A wfw. gg? 1 2362+ ' 'qw , ,.-.lf Y-.. - wg j. . , my 'fi . 'Q .hy ' N, L f' ' , 562' N -'S ' H ' 1' lv if Q. 2 'W 1-1 N We S N rn Lr iiixr 7252 E, -'.v.v.'. v.' '.v.v.'.'.v.v.5-A-.-.-z -'.-A-A'-'.v .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.'.-.v.v.-.,.-.- RCEVEWOI' its we look hack on the past year, it seems hard to believe that it is already June. YVasn't it only yesterday that we arrived at Linden Hall? The memory ol' Autumn's crisp air and falling leaves is still fresh in our minds, and yet, as we think back over the activities and experiences of the past year, we realize that this has been a year of effort and accomplishment. So often, when our parents and older acquain- tances tell us that these are the best years of your life , we are tempted to dishelieve their warnings, and instead look ahead to the greener pastures of the future, wasting the vital hours ol' the present. N'Ve have tried to avoid this, in our years at Linden I-Iall. Now, as we retninisce once more, all the trials and tribulations, black-marks and campuses have been forgotten - only the many pleasant memories remain, and we, the Staff of the l952 Linden Leaves , hope that in these pages we have captured some ol' our pleasant memories. two wx - v - - - - v-. .A. - : .-:-:-:-:-:C ION K. IIORNIQ, HA., 13.13. l'RI-1SIDliNl' - - - ----- - A-Av:-.v---.-.'.'.v---1:.-.-.-.-rvtf:-: -c-:-:-:-:-:v:v:f:-:-f--A--J llulrn' 4 4 ibeckca fion XXX' haue spent several ol' the IIIOSI eva-ntfnl years ol our lives here :tt Linden Hall. World events have shattered the peace of our country, but our snutll world within these gates has reniztined unseztthed. XVe, the graduating classes of 1952, dedicate our yearbook to the ideals of faith and courage, in the firm belief that llc that lost-th wealth loseth much: lle than lost-th courage. loseth everything. Kzttheryn Elliott, YVoelpet' Q-Q-I-I-:-:-L-QA?-'-3-:-Q-QAQ-2-1-1-.-1-1-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-v-v-Y-.-.Av-v-.-Y-Y-.-v-.-v+v- four I V I MRS. IIOWXRIU CIMl'BFI.I. Rl-'.X. WHOIS DICK llumc lfltllllllllifs I'maIluiu1gN I 'm' N' . MISS M'I'R'lIl,Ii IiCIil'.R'I' MISS DUNN.-I FICNNICR l'i:1no lllhl Organ: I.iln:u'izm Q1 HRS. NI IRC XRI'1I I XRSI I' Il MISS IBORIIIY l I'I.'Ix0N NIRS, ISXISIQI. ILXINITORT Nz-cu-lzuiaul Slumlimw Art .XCZIIICIIIY Hostess live -,A -f-.' , 4 r I 1 MISS MXRY ILOOIIYICXR MISS I.XI'RA HOLMAN I.:1lin ull: tlullcgc Hostess MRS. BYRON K. HORNE MISS VIRGINIA HUNTER S Diexiliuu Direrlm' of M-dS'iC v WW .ww-MIM MISS IIITLVA IIEXXISOX MISS RACHEL IAIRD History Iglllgxnnges six 0 . 5151192 ' r o 0 ' v 1 -.1 L, AVA I .1- IWISS ANN.-X S.Xl'SS!'IR MRS. AVIS STFNGFI l.2ll1Ul'2IlUly Sl fl'l1l'l'S Sufigll llcgnl MISS RACHICI. UHIAND Sc-u'clzl1'iul Sciences Sflwvl NIHSC MISS l'.X'l' SllI.l.IV.-KN 'A 'fz 2 J I ' , w , I A s 9 . N 0 ' A . . , r n 3 1 1 ' A X sv, 'I Q wolf 1 w L b x -' 'H ' V MISS NANCY XYXIDNI-QR MlSS'gB,XRB.'XK'A XVISE PllfSil'1ll l'14lm':1lim1 .Xcaulclnir llvzln SCYCII HLINDEN LEAVES STAFF - COLLEGE Eclitor-in-Clhicf . . K.X'I'HI'1RYNliI.I,IO'I'I'WOIiI,I'IiR .XSNISIQIIII Iimlilm '.... XIINII C.XRISI.Ii Ihlsillcss Nlzlllzlgvl' . . DORIS IIIl.XIlSII.UY ,XNSISIZIIII Ihlsilxvss XIZIIILIQUI . . I'.X'I' BOY!! l.ilcx'zn'y Iimlilm' IZIIRISIINI-I I5.XRClIIl'S Art Iiclilm' . . ...L I OAN NIOIIITS Assistant ATI Iiditur BARBARA SCIHUNIAKER I'l1ulog1'11pI1ex' . . ELEIXNOR KURT! Spnior Iiisloriull I'I-IYLLIS WIEXNIJ Iunim' Iiialorxzm ,Xmlixilicw Iimlilmml 'I xpists . SILIIISIIK IllIIS Skclrll IIIi l1,XRUl,Ii .XI.ICX.XNl7liR . IiI.Ii.XNOR Kl'RlL K1.XROI,Ii .Xl.IiX,XNIJIiR c:.xRom'x lIIi'l'RlIIlI I'IIXI.I,IS WII-LXNIJ kIx1H12Rx'N XX'0IiI.I'ICR . . l'xl4xmx'x . 'IOXX Hours c:I,.x1R1a Qlxciolss g.xxIi:'c:or'lRr11:I IITIDY I.I'I'ZliNIlliRlaIiR RYN I-1I.I.IO'I' XYOIiI.I'ER HLINIIEN LEAVES STAFF - ACADEINIY Iiulilul'-in-l1I1icI , .IO XX Q-l'I,lJIX Assistant Edilor I'IIYl.I.IS 5'I'.XlJI,liR Iunim' Iimlilor . . YIQSIIX USIIIR IIIISIIICSS Nlznlzlgcl' . I . RIS I Y ICICZK .XSSISILIIII IIIISIIICNN NIRIIIZIQUI' lI.XRII.XR.X HIICXKINS .Xrl Iiclilul '... IXXIC NHIiI.I,IiY I'ucL . XI.XRC1I,X WILLIS IIIQYISRIX KIOXNICR IiI,ISIi SMIIII KLXII. CIORIIICI I' .Xclixilics . sig Ill Slallislic inns Ilislm iam 'I IIJISIA I ll'l,IIi ,xnms lll'lDY KREIIJICR LX I HI'.RINI'. I'Il,IxI,I'. NIXRY .XI,IC1Ii XYORIII Ii'I'I'II'1I, II.Xl'INIfL.XR'l NIOI,I,IIf. III'1IIflC'I'l cg,x11,c1oR1sla'l l' x1.xRc:1.x wlcpcgs l5.XRIS.XR.X QIICNKINS jmn' KRICIIDICR 1c'l'm:1, I3.Xl'NIG.KRl ICIIISIC SNIIIII xlxm' .x1.lc:1e wmcl II xrxluixxx vom-ixx Classes f.,l. .'-'-1- 5 Y-dwg Q fi 'Q F2 ,Ag , 1, PEP . ,335 EE' sa Wx a .'. A lx 4 JUNIOR COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS CLASS COLORS lzlrlzm Plaid and YVl1itC Cll,.-XSS FLOWER R011 Rose NIOTTO Kn0wlCgc is IJOWCY, the truth shall make you HCC. President ELEANOR KURTZ Vice-Prcsiclcnl . DORIS BRADSHANV Scc'rclary-'I'1'q'g1survr . PHYI.I.IS VVIEAND len K.'X'l'llRYN l.OlllSli BAUR lllllSlJlll'g'll. Pa. April ic- llLlSlQt'lll2lll l. 25 lllui' llucl-Avy 25 Buwliug l, - , , U .. , . rl l lfilli' l.uu'u'i' -5 llikiug Clulm lg Luulcu llvaws lg lllax Dix l. 25 Sllllll Night 2. Always rvsci'vc'cl hut lricuclly, l.uu has showu us how llllllg'S may ln' Ill'l'0llllJllSllCil with 'luilc pi'i'scw1':i1ic'c-. Om- who knows how lo cmulmiuc work and play SlIl'l'CSSl'lllll', shc is sn-ll'-suI'Iic'i1-ul but uh, so iuuch l'uu. lluch-1'idccl eleven Mc MARY CHRISTINIZ IS.-XRCHUS -aclvillc. Pa. NUYL'llllJL'l u Clsllc Courier 25 Class l'1'csiilcul I3 Bowling Cluh ' Hiking Club lg Literary liclilcu' of l.iuclcu l.caxu . , r 1 . - Mz1yC.oull lg Wluln lcuu llisknthlll I 3 Whilz- lnnu Vull cyhall l, 2. XVc'vc loved lhc lllll0CClll'L' ul fllll'lS'S grin thc casual xx umlh ol hor He mi- hlligh ol' hcr iclcals. .PX cruuhiualiou of lilllc girl ch is hard lo IJ arm, and aclull prac'tic'alily-a hlcucl that I DGRIS MAY BRADSHAW Philadelphia, Pa. October 20 Blue Team l, 25 Bowling Cluh 25 Business Manager of Linden Leaves 25 Class Vice-President 25 Hiking Clnh l5 May Court I5 Pool Guard l, 25 Stunt Night 25 Vesper Choir 2. Generosity is Doris's middle name, She is the essence ol delightful eompanionship, dis- played by her ready laughter and vivaeious interests. ln her we recognize and will always reniemher a loyal nature and merry heart. Honey lttelte KIAXRIAN NA Bl .XCKBURN Lltester, Pa. Ileeeinher 2 tiling Cluh I5 llooekey I5 Ililsing Club lg May Dax I, 'lennis 'Iournament l5 White 'I'eatn I. 2. Marianna's sineerity has endeared her to us. Good natured to say the least, this soft spoken senior has an unperturbed and serene manner that is one in a thousand. IValking Blues .IAN lC'I' MARY CO'l l'RIiI,l, ighlstowu, N. Al. December 22-I ue 'liezun I. 25 Bowling Club I. 23 Castle Courier 25 ee Club I, 25 Hiking Club I3 lunior Yursilv Basket- bill Ig Linden Leaves 2: May Dui' l. 2: Stunt 'Night 2g Iennis I, 2. Always willing lo entertain us with her nielodious renditions on the piano, jun has lifted many heavy hearts from the woes of the blues. Forever znnbitious, she excels in all her endeavors. INIusie. Musif. Music thirtccn FRANCES ANN COOVER Ilillsburg. Pai. Deeelnber Bowling Club Ig Home lieonomies Club Ig May Day I While Iezun I. 2. Illontl Ioeks, serene blue eyes and at sweet tllsposition. this SIIIIIIIIEIYIICS our Fl'2lIl. She Ixus been ll willing helper and il good lrientl lo ns alll. Show Me The NVuy To Go Horne I-IILIJA .XRLENE GRUBB Holtwood, Pa. September l8 Bowling Club 23 Home Economics lg Nursing 2. Genuine enthusiznn is the quality we can depend upon in Grubbie. A person who diets on feathers and such, she is easy to know, and once known, impossible to forget. I'n1 Forever Blowing Bubbles fourteen Ll.lZ.-XlilL'l'H -IILA-XNE'l l'li Ellll-IISON l 1'eclt-1'it'k. Hd. llztnttztry 2 Howling Club 23 Class Vice'l'resitlent lg Glee Club lg Nlzty Day lg Student Council 25 Stunt Night 25 White 'l'e:un l. lt hats been Zl pleasure to watch her, to know her, tztlk with her. Neat. sweet and leni- inine. these are zt few ol' the many qualities that ltave nutde Liz unforgettable. U n forgettablen wx. 0' CJAROIXN GR.-Xllli HETRICH liirmlsbom. Pai. August. 26 xSSlSl1llll liclilm' ul Castle Cmiricr lg Bzlskcllmull Manager I- a liluc :ind Whilc' 'Il-:im Horkcy l, 23 Blue :incl Whiic lliwklfllbll . , 4. . ll l 1 lililm ul Laislln fl0lll'll'l' 25 Glue: Clulm I- -,. Xlily Dany Ig Sllllll Nighl lg 'l'i'c-zisiiici' of .lctivi Cimlmil 25 vlYC-lll'CSltlL'lll of SIlNlClll Council. HCS l'i2IgL'l' lu plc-:nw :md willing to obligc, C.:n'ulx'n has lmumm' si lonrl clzissmzilc lo alll. Ilia' SllH'l'l'IlX' ul lui Qu us luvinu, lll'l'. ic-mls .ll lu-nrt kcc IIS IDS fiflccn SNR.-X Nl.-XRY HARN lSll l.:1m':1slc'l'. l'zi. Juni: iv 'Icnm Yollvy liaill lg Glcc Club lg Limlcn I.czlvc Xlaly llziy lg Ping Fung 'llUlll'll2ll!lCIll 23 While Tcznn 7 ll:ii'pc1 s Bllllllll'-lSll in looks, Sum Mary pusscsscs sopliistifzilioii in ai womzmly way Xtlrzic'livc, inclivicluzilislic, :mil lllcssccl with 1 generous and fulmlul spirit. Sami will IICVCI' lx- lost in Rl crowd. Sweet :md I.m'ly ELICANOR LOUISE KURTZ xvllllllllgllill, Delatwztre December G Blue 'I't:tnt l, 25 lllzxrlrs l'1esitlenl 25 Linden Leztyesg 2 Nitty Ilan' lg Slutlt-nt Council l. 23 Stunt Night 2. Eleanor is niztny things and each of them genuine. Possessing an keen mind. sharp wit, and able leztclership. she has beconie an out- Slflllfllllg member ol' our class. Mood Indigo sixteen CLAIRE BLAKE JACOBS LIZIVCIAIOWII, Pit. January l Blue Basketball l. 25 Blue Hockey 1, 2: Bowling I, 2g Castle Courier 25 Co-Captain of Blue Team 2: Linden Leaves 24 May llay lg Stunt Night 2. A perennial viclitn of the unexpected, Jake has kept us in mild hysterics for two years. A possessor of sharp and delectable wit, she has bounced into our lives to Slay. Baby Face NANCY l,OlllSli PROPES Pittsburglt, Pu. October l7 Activities Council 2: llowling Club 25 Castle Courier 2g I.iutlen l,eatves 2g May Court lg Stunt Night 2. Tiny, ehir, :mtl explosive, Nzutey hats wou ml at web ol' uulorgettztble eltztrm ztrouncl our heztrts. Pep :mtl skill are t'etluit'ecl to ke up with this energetic' ell. Five Foot 'l'wo, Eyes ol' Blue CI! SCYCllll'l'll JO.-KN M.-XRGARET MOBUS Hztrtstlztle, N. Y. Mztrelt Zl Bowling Club 2g Catstlc Courier l. 25 Glce Clttb l. ztutl P'eCt'ctnt'y 2g Student Couttfil l. :tml Mrrctztry 2. New York in person is represented by Moe. our eostttopolite front that state. Her tttzuty and diversified talents display tltemselves itt her leadership, art ztud good tztste-ztll these :md hersell' have left their impressions. Dark Eyes MARGARET ANN SPIN NER Lancaster, Pa. November lndividualistic int thought and appearance, Peg has a wholesome mania for Franklin and Marsliall, tailored suits and casual doin- esticity. Her quite gracionsness and serenity blend to form an unbeatable Cotnhinzttion. Peg Ol' My Heart eighteen ANNE R. SCH! Vl l'E l.atttt':tstet'. Pa. Scpletnhcr I7 .-Xnn's hiendliness, wit and ofpenltcarledness are always in ltztrtnmty with those she knows. She will he rentetnhered as the sunt total olf pleasant trails heightrnetl hy a winning smile. Sn1ilcs lil I IIIQRYN l'Il,l.l0'l l' WOlil,l'liR limi, sho is am Zllllllllllgly rcl'rcs11ing lric .ll'5lllIll'. N. Y. l c'ln'uziry I3 Wlillg filllli Z5 Clzislln' fiUlIl'lL'l' 25 limlilul' ul' Limlmi il us -3 I-lvl' f.llllD lg llllxlllQ Lluli lg huuall fillillflllilll ' Yi U , .. , ,. .. 'slim' cillflll' Z. X rush nl slm-mlm-1' lm'n'linc'Ss. ziml vivziciuiis Clllllll'l', lxzilliy lH4IQ'llll'lli'll Ilia- clullcsl Cl2lfS ,. -' 2 1 'z 2 ' all-ici: Iur us llci Im incl llHlLllllllllll7lQ minziliml sm- inspiring. Kimlncss. vxcilc- ol' lun. Shi' wvzxrs wi-ll! Long liw liznllivl Supl1islic':i1L-cl l.:icly mc-nl. waumtli-:ill wrzippn-ml up in zu pzickziggc- U I'llll,l.!S -lllNIi XXIEANIJ UIIIUWI1. Pau. .Iunc Claws Suiclziry-'l'iczisurcr 23 Clcc Club lg Limlcn Lea I. lg Slum Night 25 Xvl1llC'liC1lIIl I, 2. X lady ul' przicliczxl ability. Phil is thc main Silly ol' our flziss. BCllC2llll ll calm CUUIIICII- 'mu' riscs il you lm' mismthicl' :md 21 dry witty mm'c'rs:1lioi1. Llmliplcrlcly lrcc ol' 2il'l'l'l'Cl2l- 'l'c:1 For Two nd. LAST WTLL AND TESTAMENT OFTHE CLASS OF 1952 To joan Elsworth, I Christine Barchus, will my many phone calls. I, Louise Baur, leave my desk and chair to Joan Miller. I, Doris Bradshaw, bequeth my trips to Lambda Chi to Pat Boyd. To Marge, I, lNIarianna Blackburn, leave my plaid skirt. 'I'o Carole Alexander and Clara Billings, I, Frances Coover, will my weekend holidays. I, Janet Cottrell, in sound mind and body, will the coke machine for anyone who wants to gain tl1e weight, and the piano in the date room lor Betty Baum to Bewitch the Juniors. l, Liz Etchison, bequeath my place in Vesper Choir to Phyl Ogilvie. I, Hilda Grubb, will my love for Music Ap- preciation class to Judy Litzenburger. I, Sara Mary I-Iarnish, will my fraternity pin to Stephanie Goodman, and my engagement ring to Barbara Schumaker and Phil Ogilvie. twenty I, Carolyn I-Ietrick, leave my abillity to print tl1e Castle Courier to Phyllis Ogilvie. I, Claire Jacobs, bequeath my love for sports to Pat I-Iartzler. To joan Miller, 1, Eleanor Kurtz, leave my quiet tongue. I, Joan Margaret Mobus, leave my coily QQ locks to Kitty Ann Deliaven. I, Nancy Propes, bequeath my ability to horse- back ride to Sylvia Quesada. I, Anne Schutte, bequeath my afternoon parties to joan Aukamp. I, Peggy Spinner, bequeath my daily ride from Lancaster to Lititz to Joyce Witmeyer. I, Phyllis W'ieand, will my regular Lititz dates to Mimi Carlisle. I, Katheryn Woelper, supposedly of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my quiet ways to Cathy Sahl, and my variety of outside interests to the Senior Class of 1953. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September I-l, IU50, marked our arrival at Linden llall. Although we felt strange at first. we had a large, friendly Senior Class with whom to get acquainted, and it wasn't long before we were like Old 'I'iniers . 'l'he first six weeks were the longest, for we had to stay here, but after we had seen our families on the first long weekend we were ready to settle down to work. XVe didn't settle too quickly. though, because we were inter' ruptcd bv l-lell Dav. lt was after Hell Dav that we realized that the Seniors were not Ogres . 'l'hen the dinks hit us-square on the head, it seemed like they were going to stay there, too. Social life was not forgotten, for we had a dance on the fourth of November and the ninth of December. junior House was quite busy giving teas over the long winter months . Thanksgiving and Christmas vacations passed all too quickly, then came the long-awaited struggle-semester exams. After exams we settled down to studying until Easter vacation. Then we practiced for May Day and bathed in the sun with great exfpecta- tions for acquiring a golden tan. Saying Goodbye on june eleventh was harder than we had expected. We not only hated to see the Seniors go, but we realized we would be losing some of our own classmates. lWCl'lly-One ln fact. we missed each other so much that when September rolled around most of us cattle back a day early to greet a wonderful class of luniors. XVe got a kick out of helping the -Iuniors orient themselves-remembering that a short year before we had been in their boots. Hell Day and our trip to Mount Gretna fell on the same day, but no one missed any fun. 'l'he crazy get-ups on the juniors made us all forget that the rain was pouring down around us. Old Man Rain spoiled a hayride too, but on December 8, the Senior Class of the Academy joined the junior College in sponsoring the Christmas Dance. Santa Claus bestowed a diamond to three of our lucky classmates, and we returned with new vigor to face 1952. To recuip-erate from semester exams, a dance was held at Wiggins, but Easter was just around the corner and we could feel spring reaching out and touching us with that old fever. May Day, Senior Week, and the Prom passed in quick succession, and we found ourselves in cap and gown on june 9. XVe had all been waiting for this day, one which summarized two well-spent years-years that had furnished the cornerstone for all our futures. 'K NAME Christine Barchus Louise Baur Doris Bradshaw Marianne Blackburn Frances Coover planet Cottrell Elizabeth Etchison Hilda Grubb Sara Mary Harnish Carolyn Hetrieh Claire Jacobs Eleanor Kurtz -Ioa n M obus Nancy Propes Ann Shutte Peggy Spinner Phyllis XfVieand Katheryn lVoelper STATISTICS TAGGED Cristobal Sourball Doe Marianne Fran Jan Liz C-rubble Sara Mary Car jake Ellie-l ,ou M oe N ance Ann Peg Phyl Kathy USUALLY FOUND writing letters with her sidekick feeding her goldfish in her room leaving L. H. playing piano one of the quintette sleeping washing GQ her hair eating combing her long locks smoking dating in the lounge coming or going with the commuters with Dick on the telephone twenty-four FAMOUS QUOTE Hi Oh, Nancy! XVhat, Hon? Where's Margaret? Going home this weekend XfVhat, Doll??P Pay aTENsion to me, son! l'm tired Who's going to the movies Anybody want a pretzel? Gonna let my hair grow Coffee, Anyone??? Yeah Bridge! XfVhen can we leave How are youuuuuu? Who's walking me uptown Ya clon't know do you??? PET AVERSION Possessive men 'I'hat awful train trip Hanging up clothes Books lcy Roads F lt M freshmen lfrat parties ller waking hours All men except liob Men Bookkeeping Noisy people Mt-n????? Canasta players Flat tires Clonceited people 'l'hose double dates! Short men STATI TIC SAVING GRACE dimples wardrobe those Spaniel eyes quileness good driver musical ability Cllllflll lovely complexion personality cute little nose baby face soft voice long lashes long hair Ipana smile figure kindness effervescenee twenty-fiie PROBAQILE. OUTCOM E Cigarette girl at QI Lady railroad conductor 'l'orch singer .-Xdvisor for lovelorn Taxi driver Concert pianist l-Iorse Doctor Miss Rip Van XVinkle Mother of little Bobs Editor of the Daily XVorkei Hash-slinger in local diner Barker for a circus Mad artist Model for tall girls clothes Safety driving instructor? X'Veight lifter Chain smoker Men hater CLASS PROPHECY The night-September tenth: the year-1962. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff fllhyllis X'Vieand to youj had just finished putting the Hoffettes to bed and prepared to watch the new series of fall programs on colored television fnewly invented by Claire Jacobs, the emminent seientist.j. A musical show called Who Would Have Thought They WVould End Up This Way? , or, This ls The End? promised to furnish a good two hours of entertainment. The latest in Cheverolet cars was advertised by the sponsor, Frances Coover, who drove across the stage in a new purple convertible with a chartruese top. A short demonstration on how not to drive a car was demonstrated by Sara Mary Harnish accompanied by Janet Cotta rell playing Why Don'tcha Do Right on the piano. Miss Eleanor Kurtz, the announcer, intro- duced a pantomine starring Louise Baur and Nancy Propes. The short Liet entitled XVhat Can I XVear Of Yours Tonight brought a tre- mendous ovationi and the girls encored by ap- pearing with the infamous Ukettes -a group of talented hillbilly gals. The announcer was also included in this group as was Frances, Sara Mary and Carolyn Hetrich, the latter sending the audience by playing the Anybody Wfanna Pretzel Boogie -and in staccato time!!! just then the Hofls were blessed with two guests. Who should they be but the Lancaster twenty-six Lassies-otherwise known as Peggy Spinner and Ann Shutte. The girls had just returned from a grueling day of hard work, playing exhibition bridge at the Y.M.C.A. Phyllis and Dick and the two girls returned to the television set just as the intermission was about to end. They did manage to see Hilda Grubb as she finished demonstrating how to sleep with your eyes open lor the benefit of all collegiate young people in and around Lititz, Pennsylvania. .Ioan Margaret Mobus fMoe to youj designer ol' stage sets and costumes for the show explain- ed the latest in pthosphorescent materials. She and Chris Barchus, the popular cover girl, modeled the costumes while they did a modern dance routine assisted by the Six Young Men On A String Sextette. Blues singer Do-Do Bradshaw, made her grand entry as usual and wowed the male sec- tion of the audience by singing her original composition VVhat, Hon? What show would be complete without that talkative comediennc, Marianna Blackburn, to bolster the rating. The finale found those two old spinsters, Liz Etchison and Kathy Mfoelper still singing Thine Alone , and from the way it sounded, it's no wonder they still are. Richard Jr. wanted a glass of water, and so the television show seen on the night of Sep- tember tenth, l962 came to an end. l'llYl.I.IS 0GII.lVli l!.XRl3.XR.X SCHIFNIAKIER IIE.-KN MILLER President Yice-President Seeretzu y-'I reasurer UNIOR CLASS HI TORY The day ol' September thirteenth dawned bright and warm, as eighteen confused Juniors found their way to Linden Hall. Amid much roise and chaos of unpacking and meeting new friends, we became aware ol' the fact that we were faced with an entire new way ol' life. The helpfulness of our Senior classmates was very much appreciated at such a time. l'Ve were formally welcomed to Linden Hall the next night at a very impressive formal dinner. Excitement, filled the air on October nine- teenth, as we experienced our first long week- end. 'l'his was soon followed by that in the lives of all first-year students, Hell Day. W'e were rudely awakened in the middle of the night. XVho will ever forget trying to drink with an earring hanging in the coffee, or seranading the townspeople with our melodious voices. 'l'he surprise really came when Dr. Horne an- IWCIIIQ 'SCVCII rouneed that morning that we would spend the day at Mount Gretna, where a surprisingly en- joyable time was had, considering the predica- ment. we were in! It wasn't hard to tell a junior from then on, for our dinks arrived, and trtte to tradition, we wore them night and day. Before we realized it, 'I'hanksgiving had come and gone, and December promised to be an eventful month for everyone. December eighth was the night ol our first college formal dance, followed by the Christmas party, and the Vesper Choir service, all ol' which put us into the CllI'lSlIIl2lS mood. On December nineteenth, we stood bag and baggage ready to go home and enjoy the holidays. 'january third drew near, we were all eager to get back into the swing of things again. Exams passed without any casualties. and we tlarole Alexander Joyce U'hitinyer Ciallu-rine Sahl JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Qconfdj anticipated the dance being held on February .lf'1 1 -Wk4 l' twenty-third at NViggit1s. It was very enjoyable. In March, we all looked forward to Spring and our Easter Vacation. May found us practicing even harder lor May Day. XVe also began to get ready lor finals. the .Senior Prom, and CIommencemenl. Betty Baum 'llle twentyvlourth dawned, the day of the prom, and we had the time of our lives. It was May Day, too, and it was then that we realized the end of our Junior year was in sight. Good- byes were in order on June ninth. Clilm Billings XVith mixed emotions we took our leave- happy because ol' the anticipated vacation, but a bit sad about leaving the people who had become so important to us during these few short months. P x x Joanne Bowman X Jx it 0 Vs f . Kitty Ann DeHaven X ' l'1llI'lt'l' llflytl Sf .N Wgliitt lg Hilxia Quefazuia Nlaigaret Nlorrison Judy Lilzenberger Patricia Hartzler Stephanie Goodman joan lillsworlli JUNIOR COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL 2 ! l.imlc'n llzlll is ilu' only junior Clollcgv in tlic- Our goals sm' to lwcp ll1ll'llIOlly and unity in slzllc ol' l'c-nnsylvzmizl whosc Clouncil has lull llic collugv. lIlliOl'CL' llu' rulvs. :md make 1 mthoiily OYCI' ilu- Sllllll'l1l hotly. ll consists ol' c'lizu1g'c's :u'c'orcling lo ilu- cii'c11iiislzil1ccs. Om six lIIl'lIllJl'l'S :lllogc-llicr. vzuli ol' whom luis cquzll ol' our lzisks is lo lllillil' living lOgL'llll'l' plczislnl ulllorily. :incl llfllllllllllli' :ls this is llll'lll1llllSlClD in lilb Presiclenl . . . ELEAKNOR KVRTZ Yin'-l'l'l'siclCl1l . CI.XNIll,l.,X .XNNI'1C.XRl,lSl,ii SCc'rCl:ll'y' . .IUXN lNI.XRfi.-XRICIL Nl0l5l'5 lwcnty-nine ACADEMY SENIOR CLASS l'1Ul'XX'2ll l'1'w.iclL'nl xViK'C'l,l'l'Si 5a'cl'L'l1l1'x l 1'ralsm1rm'1' dum SENIOR COLORS X L-lluw and 1.1115 C11 ASS lfl ,UNYIQR Ycllmv Rosc- NlO'lk'l'O -cl lim-r - lizncmkwsnul Ncwl' . C1,X'l'H1iRINIi l'lllIiI.Iff . .PHYI.l.lS S'I',XIDl,LIR . . BOBBY R,XNlC'! . NLXRIXNNIQ POIJICYN lll:1lx CLASS POEM 'l'he Original Eight of '52 were quite the gals. and Pranksters too. Our career began in 518. with many a prank that we'll relate: 'l'he baskets rolling down the stairs brought llortot' Horne with icy glares, When noise could he heard all down the hall. the Seniors said, 'l'hey're Frosh, t.hat's all. Still as Sophies ottr deviltries rose, and many a time we came to blows. Many new .juniors seein to appear, and we totaled twenty-seven in our Senior year. And then a metamorphosis took place, and our thoughts turned to a more serious pace. Our future ahead, whatever it be, we felt we could face without uncertainty. For experiences we've shared at Linden Hall will help us climb that ladder so tall. Our future is molded in a path, wide and long, and we will choose the path, right or wrong. But where'er we may go, we shall never forget the Friendships we've made and the People we've met. Phyllis Stadler Marcia Wiggs CLASS SONGQX- V -y . - gg . 1 YVhen our class of '52 ends our years at Linden Hall, Wfe won't be afraid to look back On the joys we have known and the tears we have shed, We will never regret all of those. The works and the trials, the gains and rewards, They will always dwell within. VVith heads held high, and our hearts opened wide, We will never walk alone. Marcia Wiggs Martha Eiek Vida Bray thirty-one xl-if?---L..-Z-yi ln gn: MARILYN ANN fssnuzv J R. 4, Bridgeton, New Jersey June '17 Home Economcs Club 35 Activities Council, V-ice-President -lg Echo Reporter 43 Art Cluh fl: Dance Club 43 White Team Hockey 4g Varsity Hockey 3, 4g Nursing Cluh -lg May Day 3, 4. Lifeat Linden Hall changed when l'ee Wee Ashley came to us in our Junior year. For heingxonly five feet tall she is certainly crammed with vivaciousness. On the hockey field and tennis courts she has outshown the best of players, while on the corridor and in the classroom her dry wit and pleasant sarcastic humor make her the lov- ahle person she is. 1 , She can always he found writing her daily letter to Rav with a dreamy faraway look on her faceg if you have nerve enough to disturb her during her- epistle writing, all y5n will receive is a mild nod or grunt. Despite Pee's short- ness she loves long skirts and heavy socks. Her neatness in dress, however, never finds her with the Sloppy joe appearance. Her short blonde hair, which never needs curl- ing, makes her the envy of the crowd. Q The future holds a lot of things in store for little l'ee and wherever she happens to go, her independent nature will help her gain everything she strives for. Good things come in small packages. thirty-two QULIE ' 'E H Ifl' MS K . 'c residen ' .. 5 sket va , , Varsity s ethal 4 hit asketha ll, 2, 3, 4- ' ite imming 1 s c ent C oun Pre it ent 4 ctxv tie ounul 3 4 fiiQ,iJ' -s'itt5,if. f 1 -' .1 pl-ench llub , fl: HlJl C0llill ics Cl tl, Treasurer 4: 863 Om? o ileva' U Sl einher ll Art Cl h l, 2, 3 ance uh 1, gg rar ' i Club 1, 3, -lg f Cl l V l ll 2 2 5 I Da l 2 3 ltr Sh l C hon Por bu julie ot Stt ouncil president from At antic ch, Fl , ha n a tqeunhcr of the c as. of '52 f ur ye rs. er ni tl pe'l Be-eedt'imel i. amiliar . und oiiothe Seni Co ir. Because of her i erest i m ' se l act' ties, ie, with her calm, fficient nner, mild neve he c sidered lazy. Lzut her slow s cc ha nspire ratit e in the h . . of our n Sl class it alwa s takesymer ages to e a book r ort. l Well k 1' r 'iompmern Hos 't ity , Julie has invited, f im itn to time, ractically v ryone to come up at :ee me s ie timely should t be in Florida. I n ent 'ing he l' room the Senior Co cor, ot IS sure notice ju !e's last mannfa u in Jroject, ich c be anythini from h itties fork nephew. to cr p aper hi 'flies, but she also engages in the more mnal pu tits of swimming and playing hasket- hal a nl excels i both. ' te futni' contains plans for a career in engineering, and we kn that julie's mathematic ahility and qualities of leader ip will insure her future success. Her glance holds the black-mark of doom. .. , al .w ' ' 4' -1 ' .x 1 5' A .s Y, 1 . vit. it pi' A M. 1 '.' I 5 I Y ' If 'b C ' - - -1 m- , ,n , ,s.,rvl13tx.8R.lxt1143fHRXY - o I , Ill-IIJN7. Vnigii lll:lllCVQl.l'll,,uQ1lllCllClIl, R:1,L 'jziliii:1ry ffl vs' flz ,g'l' li 'R'i filet' Club lg Cilmix'Siilmslitixteiiqlhlany Day bl. I ,r A I, 9 KIIJLTMFIII :ipd Jmoilffl. Skilnf? she was tagged alter her :nrivul zu lsiigdcn llaill lags!! at l, has big hzilel eyes and li2lllI2ll'llfJ.vQk?ly brown -hriir. Always well groomed, Skilfs aibliaiaihinea llipqlaeffii I lhxnggx tlespiiirl of' many. of us. n sp: Ac ui i.: my ll. on , sk ni.in.i.gcs to glow up on Sunday when she dons her .Ngo to meeting clothes. 4 .A . Although lk w have heard iLal.,9k-iql 1 soprano voice and owzisiotlanlly lets go lor an l0llI' on so in the shower. ller lun nuiil is numerous although. oddly enough, it :ill bears the Oklzllionlu label. ller sweet. quiet. vnzinnei' will win her its many friends in the future :ls it hats this past year. .Xll grznul thoughts Colne l'l'Ulll the heart. . ' Q , ' 3 ' ' K - 1 , J -' a x g 1 ' , V I - U . ,., D 4 1 if .1 gtueg, MA IR BAllMGAR'l'. .V 5912 ly. 'Iinglexyood .X,ve.. 'N '. Enklewobdf N. -I. Lflctobea 215 .9 ' , ' A ' ' .Glue Cldrbil 3. 'IQ Altfllliib 2. fl,bP1'esid4inl ng Spzulijl Club 29 hint? Daly gg 3, NIH rrse Slain' 25 Bzisketliall 23 Echo MRflu1i'lerlfl, -lg Cjhoii' 3 -lg lZll'Sl!5' Hockexgj. -lg l.ibran'y .1 Club ,If-lgflqikfities clxunril ,jg llil umf Spur Club 'lg Blue' livllhilg Horkel -l. l . 0 A . 4 . I .1 , V I Vi '.b. tr:yQ1-ftlidlllg stLcMn ol' llllillllilllt- toothy knittf inf, I ore tlod. and uny in New jersey. pzn'liculn3l linalelood, fhafrtcterixgt 1ini1iyJ' A ' :Vg -.IX l'i'yilig to find is lite tikyilyw' find an needle in il llllyjlllfli ustlhe whole qlool sp ns to be.her stamping l'dlIllll'i.,AS cnvh s nit rol S :ifutlml in iwslzison, Bunipy is ll1ei'e,M'i'tl1 lnl,ls'gii. In ,shite oll lig',a zu'lix'ities she is ail- Wllyff willing to lend 'a helping,han'd. . f I Xl'bCl'lCXCI' gbgr llilVLr,l'JCCll llllSflllCYUllS giginks nloot- in the .tl'll00l,0? 1 re wue the l'zunilizng,f'ords. Oh, noi . lol wed bj' Rl lnfrst of llC2llQQ' laughter. you cz well be nfurtql tllpLl'lfnl1py was in 'tile midst ol ittall. 1 I ,I rf'f'm-I, il? Gould tzllk. ye Gods. how it would talk! lr thirty-three Bi-XRB.-XRA DEYVEY CONRAD 1709 'l'rent Court. Chevy Chase 15, Nld. Ifehruary ll May Day lg Play 4. Barbara Conrad, known by her classmates as Baits, is admired for her friendliness toward everyone. She likes to sew and listen to popular music, although her priinzuy interest in writing letters to her friends in her home town, Chevy Chase, Maryland. D In fair weather Barbara can usually be seen in dun- garees walking around the campus on her off hours or playing baseball., P :Ba-rbara's plan for the future is to be a nurse or a sales- girl in a department store, and we are sure that her Lind- uess and quiet manner will make Bahs welcome in what- ever she undertakes. A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed. thirty-four , 1ar:vmu.vlyoAN cousin . 5 H' 5 O S72 Nassau Street. Princeton, New jersey H 'August 23 - , - Cttee crm, 233, -1, qptm- 2, 4, my Day 2, 3, 4, Chee? leader 2, -lg Class 'Vreasurer 5: Nursing CIUH 45 Activit- ies Council Seerelary -lg Art CR1ll,5'll!'C1lSlll'CY-4: Dange Club. President -lg Ping-pong 'liournament4. - , ' K 5 .K Q . .1 D Stop! . . . Lopky. .,. andpListcn! hecause here's what yqu'll sem s ' 1 x ' Rev is frequen'lTy lound piancing through lll,Qi'0l'l'l- dor-L with hefhoblming librsqaily and angelic look, fn- iioteiltfy diguising a harrel of'r fun. Il' you' hear a lain! shrill voice frying to give Jts opinhmhopeu the door of Room ,HI and push your way thvough ckwuds gf 'lnhv powdfr - you'll firfd Bev. Her Squeaky voic'e,and musical laughter makc'up a fbanifie senseqofkruunor. Bev has a faci.'vL expression all. her ownq wiih a pug nosx: and blue eym thai add to her cutejappearanee. Behind her jovial inannegtfa deep sinieiily and rolossh dreams concerning a certain someone. ' 5 I Charleston, Clharlcstbn 5 you shpuld see that girl dance! Her feet have a bug of rhythm and when they go to worlgs - CPE,-XRITHE DANCE ELOOR. Bev's enthusiasm ih sports' activities is revealed bv that Qigantc roar echoing through the gym as she cheers the teanf on. H future aspirations concern Frenehsat Mitltllehury. Sheffl make quite the Frenfh girl, u'est-ce pas! . .A Laugh and the world laughs with you M.XRiL.XRli'l' ANN ilOlll.l, ll Rowllll Rllilll, flllillllillll, Now -Il'l'5l'y Ilzlllu' Club lg xllly Daly l. if -'A ll l, Q Nl ' 4 X llvli. , Y x X4 .1 .K AL Q V, all X Q l X ' A r ' . - A-1' 'lf ' . V N ' f Q . , 1 G. , B: ,V AR.-X CORBE5l l' f , ,us Cc ll 'I o ' Roni, Al4lllll.O1'C. Pal. l' A hlYI1ll'Qll A 'l 'V . fl plifllll FCIXNICI' 4g'17l':ullzlf' Club ccl'clzll'y15 Glccgfilub ,j f ,. Y 1, 4' lm lilly lloflgey 4, jv lxlskcllml , JV lgoflwy -l. ' .1 ff .J ,fel Gllil islolll' SL-bi ' fl'0l'Il' 'tll110l'C. I' llSVlY2llll2l - pellv. gllfll ul. and Very cu Hel' in ions lmgl1lCl'PldlCS cvcr c's ill lion zinc cr Clll' -WlIlCll,sl'SCIlSClUf llnnlor ll glllszlll. el' l lypoh-37 l 'l mn llSllilny bc seen bounc- loun L l l was shc gl lo L IS l ' - 5 4- 'lar' P' , . ' . . .V Cl' gl'C1ll l'CSl lll slums IS lalczllcllwf' lllf: lzlct llllll sb cncls 'ood clczll of llcl' tl C ill the gym. She :llso ' s swimming Ulltlygllllf sl Ul'l . ' ' Cz 'I l2lliCS il ww nctiv il l'1llll2l ic if been SLCII ill sq of lhc L llll' iol .,. Xwall lvisll'G'flil gllcnllldfk iullglT:lillillg.l+ef goal. , f E, ll l l fb J g ' lb md ll ls WI l for ll fnlurc K' ll l'l'll!lK'D.ClMl,' co'lL-'fc 'llltl lllCll Z-LHV0lllIl umm shglmlll il lliljic ll2lI1Ll.i' I A I x Nllly 26 I ll you Slllllllll llillllIL'll lo be lJilS5lllg bv thc ll'lllllIllliC. illlll lllill' :l llllll'l voice szlyillg, Xml -lcrscy is loo lllc best Wlilli' ill lllc l'nionI , il's Peg l'l'lIlllNllllg us of lbc llllfl lllall slll' iez Rl lruc -Iclscyilcn, born ill lillsl f,l'2lllgC, Zllltl non' llllllg Ill clllllllllllll. .xlllllillgll lmIl1llS'll lol' llL'l' fllllK'llll'SS llllll C'1lSll2ll lllZlllIlCl'. l'c'g llilfl vxccllcll ill lfilflllllg llilllllllg lo SCYL'I'2ll lllNlCl'l'lLl5S- lllfll, l'5llCl'lllllf lll'3Sl' wllo wcrc lllzlkillg Pl'Cll2ll'2lllUllS for lllc' l'llllu'l'l ill lllll' llill sflllllll. 'I llis was llll zlflivilv onl- sizll- ol Ill-l' llllvllllilllll' ill llll' llilllfl' Cllnb. Pug knows lllc ng lllll IS lllbillllllx wolxls lo QIllllUNl ulrrl lflllllllill' so ', 2 ' 2 . Z ' llllllllll Slllglllg lllK'lll, lllllfll lo lllL' l'Cgl'Cl QPJ ol' llCI' roonl- lll2lll'. llllrillg llll- Lnilling 'i'1lS4lll, Blllllll gl ill llsc l'l,'!llllUllSC mls UKK'l'l'lllI willl lllc' rising young l4lllllCl'9 who l'1llllC lo l log lor lll'l t'XI1lI'l zlclviqp. Q l'l ggll's lflfill lIllllCl'Sl2lllfllllll' ol' lllq Pl'l!l!lC'lllS nl' bm' ll'l1'll1lS, :lml .lll'l' zlb.lllv to Inc-lp lhcnl cope willl llltll' llmllllllls. ITIAKS her ll most lricnfllv llllll lf1lCI'CSllllg pci'- SUII lojillow, Jlllll one lllill l.col.lc cull. ll'llL' l.l'lL'llll. ' ' . ' 'l., Still WZIICI' runs deep. f' 0 ' 1 o I I lllillyfilc 'I'I6MfSlc Ublllfl' lively looks gxtclls lbc precious ' stung 1 ' . y l , U 15 M I rx' ,xi ,L lk A rj V . ' l .1 Y ln 3 I 4 L' ly I Q , . . . gay.- Ji ' lX'lAR'llHA LLOYD EICK Bedminster, New jersey SCplClI1lJC1' 19 -i F if A . 4 ' I , , t , Q ' JOAN ANN G'Ul.DlN , , 842 N. Evans Street, Pottstown, Pa. 2 March 9 . .16 I X' ' ,, Student Council l, 2g Drainaties ,Cllill 1, 2, Vice-president 3. President -lg j.V. Basketball 1125 Varsity Basketball 53 Blue Basketball l, 2, 3, -lg Art Club lglbancefllub lg licho 1, 2: Assistant Editor of Echo 35 Editor 45 Bit and Spur Club lg May Day l, 2, 3, lg Horse Show lg French Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 43 lertnis Tournanient 2g Activities Council 3, Dramatic Award 2. joan Unldin, our short blond pug nosed 'lhespian from Pot'tstown. is one of our most brilliant girls. She has always carried mffay the best awards for English and act- ing, gufd in our Sophpmore year she even won the award for the best draniatic performance of the year. She has taken an active part in all of the club and sgorts and has been a capalile editor of the Echo and 'LindenfLeaves. Her aloof manner is Well known on the corridors, but once one gets to know an she becomes a real friend. Whenever a fight occufs on the corrido1' everybody knows joan is- play acting again. lf there is nothing special going on in school, lhe'can easily be found in 'Room 9 on the Senior Corridor either talking about the theatre, George, or both. My hear is in the,highlands, My heart is not here. thirty-six llrxnnatics Club l. 2, 3, lg Glee Club l. 2, 3. President lg Dance Club lg lvhite Basketball lg May Day l, 2, 3, 43 Hiking Club 29 Choir 2. 3, lg -IV Basketball 2, 33 Hockey lg Activities Council 3, -lg Nursing Club 3, -lg Echo -lg Manager of White Team 4. This tall, slender redhead from New Jersey, Rusty, is one of the original eight members of the Senior class, Fun- loving. well-dressed, dependable and understanding - these words describe Rusty to a T. She has proved herself at true friends to each of us, time and again. An ardent. sports enthusiast, Rusty can be found play- ing hockey, basketball or cheering her team on. Among her hobbies she chooses singing as one of her favorite pastimes, and as we all know, she has a lovely voice and has contributed much to the Vesper Choir. Rusty's interest foi the future lies in the field of nursing, as one can guess because she is often tagged Doc Quack. Friend in nced is a friend indeed. r MUl.l.llC llE'lFE l'Z ' , till I-'1nn'lli .Xwiiiicx .Mlnnlif lliglllannls, N.,-l. .Kpiil Zfl .v llnnuf Kllnlr 35 Slnclcnl Clnnicil 45 llrznnznirs Clnh -13 Spnnisli Cllnli fl: l'l46lillClll ll: Hiking Cllnlm 33 Many lilly 'l I, l'u0l frllllll 'l l , ' 1 ..'. 'Ilia' Svniurs will always rcimwiilmcr lmw clcalrlx' llll'Y . , . . I . ' .' mnlcl lican' :in lnlvcllnus giggle wlicn cvm' Mnlllc was in llClll'llIg clislainuz Slim' will ln- l'cmllL-cl lm' her zitlcnmls ln get to liccl 'rn linux lrnl shc nvxci' quite snu-ccmlcml. Wlibn slic lilllllllf' gm llwrc lln- lznnilizn' 1-xc'l:1nnninn.f U, K.. kills. ll-Vs qnivl flown, wunlml ring unl ioncl llllll clcan'. Nlnlln-'s nimc lcisnrcly linnrs arc nsnnlly spent rcauling mn' knitting. znnl smnclinns ai wniliinulion of lmolli. lii'c'n lllnngli Nlnllic is unisirlm-iccl :ls living l'nll ul' fnn incl Iznlcy lrcc slic has licr scrions nnnnqils annl is :ilwzijfs willing ln lic-lp smin-mic in nncml. ,Xll in :ill wc lliink sllc is unc swcll gall . lo ln-an' ln-r vnifc in l1lllg'lllCl ring. lint. O xc C-mls, lc' llvzn' livr sing! I hir! y-scvcn ' 4 ' . s Q 4 . n 1il.lNO'R .JOAN Humax 57 Pfnircy Lane. Hcnnzstcznl, New A'mn'k Huy ll . n . . Sllfllilll Council I- llil and Spu? lllnlm 'lg l.iln'an'y Cilnli -l- Blnc llotlscy 45 llluc ll:iskCllizill lg Y1ll'Slly llnflwy lg Varsity liuskctlmzlll lg' Plllg-flilllg' 'l'oiy'nznncnl 'lg Nlzis hay l. , , ' 0 s . 1 s ' A' ' rv l'linor qllmlmlcnq lllflsllillllcll -liill .. .I,0:11i :nnl nllicr synmiyninns naimcs. is unc ufcnn' ziclivl' spnrl cnllinsinsls. Nnl only rain she sump ll gnml bull on llic liuckcy livlil or gnzirml a lmskcllinll playa-r, lxnl slxc can also riclc :I lmrsv wvll. .Xll in ull, llicrc is an lmil nf llnpnlnng llnssimly in ln-is soul-lxnl nnclcrncailli :ill lliis Nllll :incl vigmn sln' pusscsscs ai rvlicsliiiig lcinininc cliznin. Once' an lllC2lllly wliilc l'cn'in:1l ie. lillcml on licr wc wnnlal ncvcr snspccl llCl' wcslcikn wary nl' living. llcr guy nizlnncr :nnl um- sinilc annl :ilmnvc :ill lnr png nnsc laclp ns ln liven mn' ways each flaw. 'lill1lI'S our pany lilinnr. llic girl will: ai lllllll pcrsnnzilily. lensing lznlglilcr wlicrcvcr slic goes. ll:ii'm'fi'c-v :ls lln' clay is lung. 1 I ff Q 5 .t 'X n Q s ' ' U . 0 ' S HELEN 'Items 'KAUEFMAN l7lO N. liith street, Reading, im. october so Dance Club l, 35 May Day l, 2. 3. -lg Hockey 23 -Xrt Club 'P 'S I 0 -y-. . .Ioan Kauffman, one of the original eight girls who Caine to Linden Hall in l948, is from Reading, Pennsyl- vania. Her tnain interest here is 2lt'l. ln the tour years that she has been here she has shown us her talent, not only in art class, but in the decorations for the class dances. In her free time she is usually found in her room curled up with a good book. Of course, that is if she's alone, for if there is anyone there she will be ntalking about Harvard and Harvard men. On the week-ends joan is busy on her domestic, affairs. XVhile she is dilia gently working she is listening to her Sunday afternoon mysteries. She wouldn't miss these for anything. Her life ambition is to be an Art or English teacher, and we know she'll have success in her profession. V The tnildest manners and the gentlest heart. thirty-eight R 2-1 B,-XRBARA JENKINS, ' I . o - . 1 Lake Rltlil, far Hills, New jersey May Sl Ettho Yypi:-iT -l5 lJl'+t atitt Club Al: Horne Economics Clflb -lg -Nursing Club' lg Bit and Spur Club 45 lWay Day -lg Clee Club Al. I ,. ?' ' Briilit and carefree as the day is Barbara jenkins. Her il1llll1'21lllCS9 combined with her animated disposition make her one ,of the- favorite characters' in -'thc Senior Class. 'l'here is never a dull minute when Bllflff-Sm1ll'0llllll. ll'-r lite-lke iinpersonations can always be depended upon to dr:iw,a hearty laugh. , Known lohsuine as .lcnkey , she,is Yin ardent dr -' 'lorer and htr unusual skill' in liahtflitlg, them, llas w rt! li r numel'ous awards and lroph' dnextime she managed her own lgennels. taking fare' nfl' both thejinancial matters and the raising ofkfidth. . I She also exrels in Jlltl workfzmd aner an inspiration sh can he found with lliSllClCl.L?ll,ll1llI', amidst paint and paper--creating. v' . - . , .I . It isn t necessary to lan-'rw .this rosy-complextoned, blond haired gal long to dis:ox er that she is-wholesmne and good- natured and will wtialiyulitfe ly obtain Illlllll happiness from life. K . laugh and rife world will laugh with you. 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'I I1is sA1'iki11g'l:1ss. 1vI10sc lll!lllC is i11 Illlilllll I'vl111s1I11111i11. Ilili l1c1'11 il grcul 2lSSCl I0 0111' 1'I11ss. Ilcsimlc-s IIK'l' Ilill'l'C3N5 :ll I.IllllL'll II11II. sho is IISIILIIIQ' l:Iz11111i 11'l'1'k Pllll ill I'1'i11ccl011. I'ClllI, I'ill, UI' I . Zlllll M. Willl lll'l' huir pullml hawk i11 il I101'sc-l11iI. Il big . rlolh SIlII'l, und il pai! 0f 0IlI Slllllll-Ily jeans, l'111.ly l'2lIl 11sl111lIy I1c'I'011111l k11illi11g 011 Rl p11ir 0I kncc socks SIIUIIIII hc ii11isl1ul hy sl1111111c1'. II' il girl is 1101 in IICI' 100111. thc 11cxl musl likely l1I111'c 10 lnfrk is i11 T I'111ly's IUOIII. livcryonc 1'1111s I0 'I' lv CI111l 01' ask 111I1i1'c illlfllll ll'llllllICS: ycl lhcrc are limes WIll'Il she l'IIjUyS silling 11111I collccling her lI10llgl1iS. Hc11vc11 0f CI1111'111s.' ' own, ng Il terry 1I1:11 llllyu llllfly-IIIIIC lvl , . CA'l HERlNP1 l.0UISE l'lCKl.lL 613 Locust Sredlf Columbia, Pennsylvania May ti Dramatic elnb l, f.715'tAIec'CIuh I. 23 'Itreasurer 8. Ig Ciliterftqilei' T. lg EQIP: I, 2, 35 Home Economics Club, 'I'reasut'er 2, Vicevlvesidenl 35 Choir 2, 3. ,lg Horse Show 25 Blue Bae+ltetbaTI 3-rj!I': Voll6yba1l 12, 3. 4g fennis Tourna- ment 23 Qltlis President 2. 3. 43 Swiffnning Team Il: Hockey fl. lg I.ib1aryV'C1Iub, President 3. -13 Ping-pong Tuurnan1cnt'l5 May Day I, 2, 3, 4. 1 , Q .H ,A I 'We heard :1'yell, wetheard a screech, we saw all Dish and heard a crash. No one a,sked. 'XVho was that? 'We all knew-- Pickle , ,Regardlcss of tt: fact 'fliathslie was that nosy-mFi'esl1l1lun1'. wc have all come tosltnow Hon , Hera as one of mu' best friends. I - .ff lVith 'alk hi! fine virtues -P and,jg1ults4?'she has succcedcd greatly as Presidenf in I-'eeping the -class ol' iff runningAlnootl1ly.aml successfully through one four years. Aside from lmeingifuiesicletit of our cllss. she'was alsQNSecu:rary and Treasurer of Our Clt1h in her Sensor ycarzl ' ' Hon has also been toutstandfnq in our sizorts actixi- ties. especially in cheering. Her strong Fatal cords have adderlbgreatly to this field. Besides over-working slightly at this, she often gives forth with melodious tunes which really aren't too bad - at times. Hon has many ,Wes and desires in life, and alscil numerous ambitions, bitt I believe her greatest ambition and most llliClX:10lliC0lllC is that ol' caring for homeless monkeys. .- ' O Live will today, for tomorrow ,you may die. . forty 7 1 - 3 I NANCY LUE PAINE 530 Greendale Ave. Edgewood, Pittsburgh 18, I'a. Mar. I3 May Day 3. 'lg Nursing Club 3, lg I-liking Club EI, -lg Dra- matic Clnbtl. V I H f K I .. .- 5 ,. . - . . ., .v,, 4. Ihis petite senior. sometimes lagged Mouste , halls from Piltslmrgli and came to ns inkher junior year from Edgewood High. 1 Nancy, being and ardent member ol' the Nursing Club, may often be lound sitting in the Infi,rmary waiting lor her patients. After leaving Le, H., she expects to enter utilising school., She enjoys sitting by at victrola while munching chocolates. and listening to good music-her first choice is the opera, Carmen , Yon may often hear hcr chatting in her favorite subject. dogs. The dog most often spoken of is her own c 'ker spanel, Kuddles , and the French poodle she may s meday own. About Nancy there is always Ll nnrnncr of gaiety and lightnessg she's a wonderful sport in everything she docs. Her lauahter and cheerfulness are bound to help her reach her goal in life. All kind thoughts come from the heart. -l -. ' S'I'lil'lI.XNIEl'0l.Al1K ' I 2 lledgeway Llotitt. Hempstead, New York' .Xugusl 10 Art Club 'lg l rt'nt'h Club -lg Hit and Spur Club, Vire- prtsident lg kYllllC llockey' lg May Day I. 1 n Curly brown hair, green sparkling eyes. and a broad grin-thal's our Stexie, the gal who mines to us froin llempsteml, Long lslnind. .Xlthough Stewie is a trite patron ol' the equine world, . . . . , she holds her 0WD,lll the lennntne rauks-take those metitulously polished finger nails. , 0 liven though uhe is often found studying,. we con ldn't classify her as a book worm. She plays on, the varsity basketball team: bitt' the one picture which will stand out in our minds is that of Steve on her palimino taking the highest jumps. Stl-vie's future see'ns to be centered round horses-best ol' lurk always from the class of '52. 'HA horse. a horseg my kingdom for a horse. forty-one 'wt P 1.- MARI.-XNNE PODEYN lfltm New llampslnre Ave.. N. W.. Wash. IJ. C. Dec. !7 . . , Y' 'f Dramatic Club 3. -lg Art Club 3. Vtrflrprejcjcxft -lg Dauie. Club 35 lfreneh Club 3. l'res4L2a't :lg lahrary cztmk Ili Yife-President lg Qlahn slgkililfhilfl' lgxfnnlent COHneil 43 Blue Hoekey5,3,'-41 Blue asketbalxfllg ll V,.Hoc'key 3,515 I. V. Basketball 37,-lfvlav llaiuglfl. ' V. . K , . . , , . . .-M'ftllt1l1e,,iTho Cline lQ,ll tl I-Jefsftqiu CL ix. s . 'Q z - s . ,Il -1 1' ' bra my. R fqiras tmlxpi SUPlllll?3W.BxCl 'lllgJl1lll'Kl Qvoifk and J 'dillggrnefl s succe ded ini mg' our .1 's thlyvear. Her SHN in l Kin on' milfs 0lSli7 and i s Cilililll' out . g gp P lu langgge has been 2 n'ableX6he was Qlkled treasurer of, iss and lmeetkayeyy' coinpetell ind eoigseienliptis YL mis. Wg: mn all we YrClllCllllJL'l' Kei' flllllilllffllll, Star ..I pleasvej'mVe the .pinney for thc'donghuuts? X: ' X Marianne l1a6'l:e::n a nsegiber r'f, t'lie jpguior Varlgilv' ,rhdtkey LC2lllY,r0l' her twh years. Her ple' sunt disposition helped her to lmeegnk rrtfkfhlf Us as qrfgklv as wife did. Stutuinmg, lt'l'llll1g'.l0 .klags and guingxto fpt':lll0YlFSlQl'C ,three obrql 'Qnvorne Pastnnes. Her sgxpctite-X oreandy, ,sinilkshak '. and ice erealn4-yis Irement nts. Un of her vnai11...li'ics isgtallqkelxljotlietlginq'usua jyard to final. it'-aeeni' as ifitfil Bien come onlvfroxm Q31 ian '. lyimianne ' is an C ll1Hll1lillltlQlIl.AmY she 'tl.1:Hk-res Us studying can Le done thnell better wit1'S,a radio otX. 'Unc tlQ1gjhe gkies not bike, but had' l ettdame. is thQs6guH of,hnrses in her l'U0lYl.gl1'l'l say I mine het'f4f:1ti'y0tl? 1 ' xkllllflligll lktlzriartine is to return 'l0RlCl'lllZlllf' this stnnmer we wi ,all tetnembrr her sincere friendliness and h0p,c'sl1e will tome back to visit us some day. Smile and the world smiles with yon. A 1 ., Mi'1, . f ki W. ,f .51n.n?Ei.. Q ,V 1 vUst1F11z,Y 201 gnc '15 Liqtk titty, ,X August El t '+V 'QV Jie - 3 'lo rel? rler QLDAYI E11 ' 45 il'14YillCS'1C0lll cl 4g Stu- de 1'111ciYX,l .Xrt Cl 3,58 -,1 .q1y-I Home 'conomics Clpga 5 C111 5 iflilfl , 5 5 Pool 'Guard 3, 45 White H5 'ey 3, - 5 Swimdfr' g 3' . . Hockey 35 Nursing fillmsglfl ' ry,'7 aw 54 1 5 1' wt I ny A . 1 gf' .D ff . iigxseet. e, 2 l 1 ' e - thes Hlltlh describe .lane I to the l1 de 1 . A year5,s5L'l11le11t at .I,inden Hall. an ith l1e:?nje11gr1l1j4'f1 ti1rq,.fii111l tr11e.X-Qizxbility' has A ary ace W or hgyelf ixlgtitlwe l1ez11'tsq11Vigitl1e1' classrnxttes fuer ' px apulx I S-V71 xx-, , 1 1 ill 'Raise ' N m1lJC!Ri'l'CZIh ' Oh, why 1 . he Sgiteifjre s 111021 cpistlq, rom one of f gc llmire' at F K u 'e. or 1 l l'tre Dame. She ras 1 i e th1 lllSlZlllllillg 'QJHHQ' gf rs for the past y z 'f Zllllfl l ' clever desigusi 1ave 11.1 ed sparkle to o11r ' ties a' jfillli'CS. Ahh 5l1 her college destirratiou l1asi28t yet been re- ,5 1 I' 5 o 5 . 4 sa xl Q 4 x , Kr ll 5 'M I ' ,ik , , , 5. ,M ' Q I o A Q 5 5 F i' fl ' I ROBERTA' R.-XNIQY x, 3 R. l. Box 5102, x4'1ll'l'Cll,'6llllJ T' july I0 ' 1 I X' ., .Xcttkilies.tjo1111cil54fC1lass Secretary'-l5 Glfe Club '15 Bil and Spur Club 915 Whige Hockey '45 Assistum lXl2il12lgCI'g Varsity' Hockey 45 May Day 4. 5 , 12 . 3 '. T 0 . lr . Boblite , with' 1er big green eyes and short light brown hair, i1Sfro111vYNarr 1, Ohio and never'lets 11s .for- get it. ' . ' x C , Sher is a fun-lbvixrg ylassie and can always be found right ill tl1e midst df any mischievous pranks, but she :ll - has her serious side-she plays the piano very well. Bobbie 5lll'Ekl1l2lJLCS thosqpkeys go when playing Bumble Boogie . . dll xzoulfftillk, Lord, How it would talk. just get that gzil started on horses and you're set for the duration. Bobbie with her radiant smile can he classified as a 'ue and siueefe friend to all. One of her main assets is flier ability to find a good word for everyone. Not that l love study less, but that I love fun more. 1 1 vez ' :mc hovcs to maior in :wrt and wtth her wi1111i11fg 1 r onality - how can she miss? Smile and the world smiles with you. my ,F .Q 5 SQ ff' 1 J. 'sfgjyi 4' . W' -'Q -,D V' A . ' P li 'ii gf' forty-two li' ix . .WS I .,. ll D , K . L K K s ' 4 - . . I '- . I ' W , , t . . I , .. tl . ' s ' I I ay I I ' - . r i v lil.lSli X'VHl'l'NliY SlXll'l'l'l t - 4 , vw ' Cf t2t- tc. smut st.. New wt-ti iss. N. Y. st-ptcttttm lm i Drzunzitie Clttb 3, -I3 lltntee Club 3. 43 l rent'h Club fl: Home lieonotnies Cluh fig lirho 3, -Ig May Daly 8. I. lilise is the vtigubotnl of the elttss who hails frotn New A. York City. She enjoys going to the theatre. listening to all the soft niusie ol' llzuid Rose, und danteing to exotir rlnnnhats. I.:ite :tt night you find lilise trying on hats or whtttever she desires. Iler favorite pustinie is to stay up lute alt night :ind sleep in the morning. lilise studies lfrenfh and Stratnislt :ind some day hopes to go abroad to sttuly in P either Frztttee or Spain. K' .X true gourntel. she enjoys eating during study hour. ,, She also likes hating her buck tnzissnged. as she siinultzin- eously enjoys zi Carb session. Her sense of htnnor, per- sonality :ind poise will tzike her fan' in whatever she does. On the sidewalks of New York. Y, t l'llYl.l.lS Xltklllli S'lfXlJl,liR TIII River Road, l-'uit' Iluven, New Jersey july 5 Vttrsity Basketball I, 2, fl, -Ig Blue Basketball l. 2. 3, lg Varsity Hockey l, 2. 3, -Ig Blue Hockey I. 2, 3, -lg Blue Volleyball l. 2, 3, 4: Swinnning I. 2. 3. -I3 Tennis il.0llI'lI2l- ment I. 2: Bit and Spur Club l, 2. 3, -lg l renc'h Club l, 2. Vice-President fl, 'lg Hiking Club I. 2. President 35 Dance Club I. 35 ,itll Clttb lg Horse Show l, 2. 3, lg May Day l, 2. fl, lg Class President lg Student Council Secretary 2: Activities Couneil. Secretury 3, President 'lg Class Vice- President 3. Ig lieho El, lg Pingipong Tournzunent 4. ll is the lztst quztrter of the gzune - jttst at tnitulte left to play - und there is l'hyl, striving for zt few lust ntinute jfoinls. Aside frotn her interest in sports. l'hyl is certainly one of the busiest and tnosl versatile tnembers of the knior elztss. She is usually found voicing the pros and Cons in elztss business, or when not involved in something con- structive, is destruftively trying to liven the spirits of her ! flatssntzites. l'hyI, who habitually neglects to curl her hztir on week- days, is often found with at whipped-up horse-tail in ls class. but weekends find her doing without her beauty sleep to set her locks. I Cottld it be than tnonkey-antics are contzmituvs. ol was it 'I iigefely at figment of the inntginution to see l'hyl dispjqy l 1, IMI' 'Wim and Vigor on the 'l'rztntboIine?i Anyway, we V 5 ' know tIi:lt,l'hyl's wit :ind versatility will tnztkelhet' gt' . t 'sul ers ulkicjvyi slie goes 4 . I Q H vw j qs I, ' I t F' Jul UYQ life. jj' 'I ti I I 's , . I -tg N Y - -'t r V v ' I iff.-.t' -it rin , . .I Q jg , , I. jj at Q , j . . . jx j , 4 ' .t I I lf0l'l,4llI'l'C ' . 'I ' 4 ' A . ,.l ' ,' . i- P A 1 I 1 . , N V! 5 t . 1 u ' I 4 I ' ' I ' l I A t 1 g ' 1 j. . .1 Y 0 . j A I j 4, J. I L, F , 0 'D tl 4 ' I I 1 I ' ' K I 4 T ll ji 4 ' 5 5 I 1 4 j I t A . 1 lt , j 'I 45 e A i 1, A .E - NIARCI.-X W ICCS H537 Ethel Ave., Lakewood, Ohio july 7 Slutlejtt Council 43 Echo 45 Dramatic Club lg Cilee Club '13 Dance Club 45 Home Economics Club, Viee'presiilent -I5 Nursing Clttb lg Choir lg May Day 4. The little miss known to tnost as Micl'ey with the big cheery smile and sweet .manner is of course our Clevelauadr gal who brought with her the Ohlo accent and Johnnie Ray records. A ' 3 Frotn Room gift on the senior corridor. one may hear singing -it's a new voice that was .added to ottr class. Were all enjoyed, her talent often.f Nlickev is serious about her musie as it -is her hope to 'lnake it her career, but ,also male box 109 and a diary are important. f'Mickey's ollice etliciency will carry her far into the business world. making her a winner. Her merits, have been shown to ns here, where she is a companion to one and all. .fi Music, Maestro, pleased' I. 'B i 'forty-foo r SUSAN LUIS TR.-XP.-XNI 50 Overlook Drive, Cliappaqua, New York January 27 licho 'lg Dramatic Club 45 Dance Club -lg Glee Club fl: Choir 'lg Cheerleader 4, Ping-pong 'l'ournament -l, May Day 4. Heard and not seen - quite the different sort of girlg you could tell her from all others if only by her twirl- for you see she loves to dance, and she dances all the while. another way to tell her is by that big, broad slnile. When she gets a letter, she's as proud as she could be - yott hear her jump and scream as she rttns about with glee. Her humor is terrific: sl e can get yott in a spell - when you curl all up in laughter and just never hear that bell! If she's not here in the morning, you can alwavs look around - l'm sure yon'!l find her sleeping-OH! She wakes up with a frown! The phone is Susie's hobby, she's on it all the time f but never at the right one - when she's caught, it is a ctime. She loves to sit and talk to you when bedtitne comes alrrut, then you realile she's in trottble when the other begins to shout. lf she isn't talking. she'll be brushing her long hair, or fiddling through our closets to find just what to wear. Yet, Susie is and probably will continue to be our pretlv lillle comedienne frotn the class of '52, I'm sure her future will be just as exciting' as her days spent here on the bustling corridors ol' our Alina Mater. Her dreams at present are mainly of Miami I'niversity - a fine choice for our Susan. 'l'o know her is to love her. gjgae' QAQMJL.. MARY ALICE W'OR'l'l-I 5lil0 S. Fifth Sl., Arlington, Va. March 2 Iicho l, 2, fl, 'lg Ulce Club 2. 3, -lg May Day I, 2, 3, -tg Bit and Spur Club lgflhoir Substitute -lg Varsity Manager Ll. llutton:: , our favorite mommy at I.. H. for the past four years, is noted for here deeply understanding nature and those sparkling blue eyes which reflect dreams of that certain someone g however, there are other times -- have you ever walked by a certain room and heard a streak of ?? 'l!?'s followed by a gale of laughter - that's za comically i1'ked Buttons in one of ber sunny moods. Buttons , one of thc Original Eight to enter these portals in her freshman year, will always be remembered for her meticulous habit in dressing, always being sure to include those extra safely pins. etc. in her traveling attire for those in need . She who is so fun-loving, enjoys dancing and horesback riding: her melodious alto voice contributes to the choir and Glee Club. Q I I 4. .,d!.7L,'xN-., --0 . -qs- 4 0 74' -I.-.- DA ...-z1.,1 ,.z.., , ,', 'rt' - . , ,ln 1. A .1 . .-. iff.-,..-,Al,.AA.--iff., -, ,, N , 5 .XM Sf I 1 gihw N 5 Q. -, lv ,li HHN V 5 I I Q r 'y.f K Sf ---' - . - .z x, 1' 4 ET' K - I X P ' - -r lv. x x 7- --. X ' ' ., Q . s ' s -N . ' rx - -K- - s 5es.X -skew., I ,.- ,J -. .- , ng , -f, -Q -..Pu E . Q , 1-.- ' 1' '35 9 . Q sun K .K t . N sNN sw . sl I X .IQ Q, x 4 5 : , ' 5 Q J K lt 0 ' .-1. X .f Q5 - ' 0557 N Y 'f v forty-five . X 5. '-1. O O CLASS WILL I, Julie Adams, being of almost sound mind and very sound body, do hereby will my marvel- ous heallh to my little sister, Sally Simpson, and my swimming ability to Ellie Susseman. I, -Ioan Kauffman, bequeath my studying abil- ity to my little sister, Betsy Diener, and my art ability to Miss Sausser, hoping that she can use it to its full extenvt. I, Joan Guldin, being of both mind and body, although their condition is doubtful, do hereby will by English ability to Cookie Cameron, and my morning coffee to my little sister, Lynn Catheryn, who might need it. I, Elise Smith, alias Elsie, bequeath to my adopted little sister, Gail Priday, our joke about Asia Minor, in the hope that she won't wear it out. To my original little sister, Pat Vfitsotsky, I leave my stomach for food. Use it! I, Judy Kreider, being doubtful as to having a. sound mind or body, do hereby bequeath my laugh and squinting eyes to my dear friend, Aunt Anna 1 my basketball ability to my little sister, Janie Watson: n1y riding ability to anyone who trusts in it, n1y ingenious mind to those who wish to use it, and my quietness to Miss Nvise. I, Phyllis Marie Stadler, regardless of mind and body, do hereby bequeath my acquired love for the monkey to anyone who would be brave enough to take it, and my two squirrels to Liz Howell with hopes that she will enjoy their company as much as Hon and I have. Now, with a sound. minfd, I will my love for L.H. to my little sister, Lois Conner. I, Stevie Polack, being of sound body and feeble mind, will my strength to my little sister. jane Gage, my riding ability to Cookie Cameron, and my friendwsnake to Carol Ware. I, Beverly Conner, being of reasonably sound mind and much too sound body, do hereby be- foi ty-six uueath my two front teeth to my little sister, Sally Stayman. certain that they will hinder all that grape-fruit eating. I will my bed to Lois, hoping it won't walk away before she can occupy it, and my footwork to Midge Baia. I, Hon Pickle, wish no leave a few prized re- minders behind in hopes that I won't be totally forgotten. To my special little sister, Ticky Osler, I leave my numerous unforgettable week-ends at F. 84 M. and best wishes for her Senior year. To Mary Lamb I leave my bellowing voice and ach- ing bones, for a top cheering year, and to Cookie Cameron. a monkey lover, I leave my five dear little housebroken- chimps. To the Sophomore Class, I leave my love for Monkey Business and my chuckle. I, Buttons VVorth, being of reasonably sound mind and body, do bequeath my empty mail box and heavy feet after hours to Vonnie Didier, my little sister: to Margie Baumgart, my peanut: to Sally Weather, my adopted little sister, our long talks about our men on our trips home to the sunny South, to Cookie Cameron and Lois Conner, my ability to get along with anything while working in the oveng and to all the girls the happiness I have had here at Linden Hall. I, Susan Trapani, questioning my soundness of mind and body, leave my ability to get in trouble to -Ioan Schaller, and my blond hair to Midge Baia. I, Bobby Raney, havinig been sound in body and mind when I came here, hereby will my ability to talk in my sleep and confess all my sins to my little sister, Marge Baumgart, and my ability to soft soap people to Carol Turner. I, Barbara Conrad, bequeath my love of chew- ing gum to Mary Ann Smith, my love for Hill- billy music to Lois Schmidt, and my mail-box to Sally Weathers. I, Rusty Eick, being of sound body, but rather dubious mind, do hereby bequeath to my little CLASS WILL sister, Sandy Stollar. my hockey stick and all mv athletic ability for her coming years. I also will my weekly voice lessons to Mary Malm in hopes that she will be able to join the village choir of her voice. I, Peggy Coull, being of sound tnind and body, do hereby bequeath my good titnes at Linden Hall and my many miscellaneous knitting needles to my little sister, Gerry Ford. I, Elinor joan I-Iedden, do hereby bequeath my fun at Linden Hall to my little sister, Mary Malm. I leave my imaginary ranch with all ol' its cattle, horses, and cowboys to by pardner , Mary Lamb Belknap, tny love of all sports to Carol Ware, and tny Gene Autry- Comic Books to Ellie Sussman. I, jane Shelley, do bequeath to my little sister, Kathy VVilson, tny leopard skin, Rastus . I also will my art ability to anyone who is on a dance decorating committee. I, Nancy Lue Paine, being of not so sound body and of dubious mind, do hereby will and beqtteath to my little sister, Nancy LeFevre, my poodle hair cut and to the Day Mr. Snavely my three beautiful goldfish, to Mary Malm my love of having my back scratched. I, Marcia Wiggs, being of body and unstable mind do hereby yield my black-mark slips and Honor Roll position to tny little sister, Mary Ann Pownellg and my love of Acting to Sally Staymang and to Ginny Fredericks I hereby be- queath my passion for johnny Ray . I, Mollie Hiefetz, being of fickle mind and doubtful body do hereby bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to my little sister, jenny Krohng my jovial tnanner to Lois Schmidt: and to Pat Wisotskey I beaqtteth my position on Student Council. I, Bumpy Baumgart, having been led to be- lieve that I am of sound mind and body, do forty-seven hereby bequeath my ability to set hair to my lit- tle sister, Betty Shore: my contacts at F. Sc M. to Cookie Camerong to Sandy Stollar I leave tny appetite: and to my sister, Marge, I hereby be- queath my loving memories of the three years I spent at Linden Hall. I, Gail Corbett, being of sound mind and lack- inig body, do hereby bequeath my love of music and dancing to Lois Conner. To jane X'Vatson I leave my love for sportsg and to tny little sister, Midge Baia, I leave all of the fun that I had in my Senior year at Linden Hall. I, 'I'udy Margolis, beinig of fairly sound mind and too much body, do hereby bequeath my ad- ventures at various colleges to my little sister, Debby Millerg my wonderful senior room to Mary Lamb Belknapg my adventurous trips home to Sandy Reisburg, and my happy and fruitful years at I.. H. to all the girls. I, Marianne Podeyn, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my love for French to tny little sister, Cookie Cameron: a good piece of tny too long legs to Rowena Schaeffer: my baggy pajamas to Ellie Sussman, who had the misfortune to lose them in a laundry sale: and to anyone and everyone I extend a hearty invitation to come and visit me in january. - ' ' - I, Barbara jenkins, being of mind and body, do hereby bequeath my art ability to Carol Richter to add to her own, and my large laugh to Mary Lamb, who will know how to use it all the time! I have left a selected assortment of dog hairs to the occupants of room 5 on the Senior Corridor, and with barks and bites from Bar- bara pounded into the floor - - - - I, Skippy Bray, bequeath my room to my lit- tle sister, Ginny Fredericks, hoping that she will have as much fun in it as I have had. I also hereby will my overflowing mailbox to Lois Conner - will she be as lucky? CLASS HI TORY It was in September of l918 that the clatter of wash-baskets coming down the stairs was first heard - And what was the reason for this com- motion? Our eight little freshmen, Catherine Pickle, Phyllis Stadler, julie Adams, Martha Eick, Mary Alice Worth, joan Kauffman, -Iudy Krei- der and joan Guldin, had just arrived. At one of their gab sessions the following girls were elected to class olhce: Phyllis Stadler, Presi- dent: julie Adams, Vice President: Catherine Pickle, Secretary-Treasurer: and Joan Guldin, Student Council Representative. During their first year at Linden Hall the Freshies had many new experiences, such as the annual trip to Mount Gretna Park, Stunt Night, plays, Christmas Vespers and caroling, May Day, and the Horseshow, but one of their most cherished memories were their first dances at I.. H. - Pirates' Den , the Senior Dance, and lt's Heaven , the Sophomore Hop. Air Raid! Air Raid! My goodness, I thought the little Freshies had begun to mature, but I guess their pranks will never cease. The year passed razpidly, and the day soon ar- rived when they were bidding each other good- bye and looking forward to being Big Sopho- mores when next September rolled around. Our family of eight returned as Sophomores and welcomed their new classmates, Beverly Con- ner, Betsy Clapp, Nancy Steck, Carol Klinedinst, and Ethel Baumgart into the family circle. VVe selected Catherine Pickle, President, Betsy Clapp, Secretary, and Joan Guldin, Treasurer. Julie Adams and joan Guldin were elected as Council Representatives, while Phyllis Stadler was chosen as Council Secretary. As usual, the activities of the year included many plays, Community Concerts, and Blue and forty-eight White Team intramural contests, as well as trips to Hershey and Mount Gretna Park, Hallowe-en and Christmas parties which helped to enliven an already full-to-overflowing year. This year we were finally given a chalice to prove our ability when after months of prepara- tion, the eve of our first dance, Davy Jones Locker finally rolled around. My, what a night it turned out to be! For weeks afterward fish could be seen swimming merrily in our bathtubs. When Spring arrived we all possessed an abundance of energy. Dr. Horne, seeing that our energy was not being used to the best of our ability, decided that the campus needed atten- tion, and so we were put to work - pulling weeds! YA7e also enjoyed a Barbecue and Square Dance, a new event at Linden Hall, which was given by the Freshman Class. Then Summer Vacation ar- rived, hringing with it many exciting plans. As the leaves turned from green to Autumn's beautiful colors, our thoughts turned once more to Linden Hall and the long-fought-for title of Upper Classmen. This year Martha Eick, Joan Kauffman, Bever- ly Connor, Nancy Steck, Betsy Clapp, Judy Krie- der, Phyllis Stadler, Catherine Pickle, julie Adams, joan Guldin, Ethel Baumgart, and Mary Alice Wlorth returned to welcome the newcomers Marilyn Ashley, Sara Margolis, Doris Cole, joan Wolf, Sara Hoffman, Nancy Paine, jane Shelley, Elise Smith, Rita Copelow, and Mollie Heifitz. After the usual lapse of six weeks we elected our class officers: Catherine Pickle, President, Phyllis Stadler, Vice-President, joan Guldin, Sec- retaryg and Beverly Conner, Treasurer. To re- present us in Student Council we chose Jane Shelley, Sara Margolis, Julie Adams and Elise Smith. CLASS HISTORY The year passed rapidly and finally two years of anticipation the night of our prom arrived, and we found ourselves dancing to the strains of Ira Bowman's Orchestra. Stairway to the Stars will long be remembered by all. The following week we took our first College Board Examination at Franklin and Marshall College. YVhat busy bees we turned out to be that day, for we had to hurry home and attend the Barbecue given by the Freshman Class! Before we knew it, Graduation time had rolled around and we were saying good-bye to the many friends we had made. September lflth, l95l brought back Nancy Paine, .Ioan Kauffman, Phyllis Stadler, Martha Eick, Catherine Pickle. julie Adams, 'Ioan Gul- din, Judy Krieder, Sara Margolis, jane Shelley, Ethel Baumgart, Mollie Heifitz, Mary Alice Worth, Beverly Conner and Elise Smith, to greet Barbara Conrad, Elinor Hedden, Marcia VViggs, Susan Trapani, Barbara jenkins, Mary Ann Podeyn, Stephanie Polack, Roberta Raney, Vida Bray, Gail Corbett, and Peggy Coull. The follow- ing girls were elected to office: President, Cather- ine Pickle: Vice-President, Phyllis Stadlerg Secre- tary, Roberta Raneyg Treasurer, Mary Ann. Pod- yn, and representaing us in council were Marcia VViggs, Elinor Hedden, Mollie Heifitz, and Mary Ann Podeyn. julie Adatns was elected as Council President and Sara Margolis as Treasurer. As we returned to these Hallowed Halls, there was a note of sadness in our hearts, not because we were Seniors, but because this was the end of many things - our trips to Mountt Gretna, lect- ures and plays at F. Sc M., Stunt Nights, Caroling at Christmas, seeing the Choir walk down the aisle and hearing them sing their beautiful an- thems, attending the annual horseshow and May Day celebration, and our long-awaited vacations forty-nine which, at times, seemed as though they would never come. In November the Seniors went to Temple Uni- versity to attend career lectures in the morning and a football game between N. Y. U. and Tem- ple University in the afternoon. Darktown Strutter's Ball and 'WVinter Fan- tasy were the last dances our class gave at I.in- den Hall. It was fun this year to combine our talents with the College in Winter Fantasy . None of us will forget the River Chambers Trio and Cut Down the Old Pine Tree . The day soon arrived when the Seniors, in a more serious frame of mind went to F. Kc M. for College Boards and as a source of material for Senior essays, but also as the scene of many a good time at Frat parties, dances, and double- dates. But the Seniors weren't the only busy class -- the Sophomores Evening in Paris were hard at work on their first dance. You did a ntice job, kids, and we know that your Prom next year will be tops. Speaking of Proms, the juniors did a splendid job on Blue Hawaii . It is one dance that will never be forgotten. At last june arrived, bringing with it the excitement of Graduation. It seemed hard tu believe that we, the class of '52, were about to leave these halls in which we had passed so many happy hours together. As june 12th crept closer and closer, we seemed to look with new eyes at things which had become cotnmon-place over the months, for each of us realized that never again would be share the many joys and experiences that had made our lives richer and fuller. Now, at the end of a wonderful Senior year, we want to extend to all future Graduating Classes our wishes for a happy and profitable life at Linden Hall. NAME julie Adams Pee Wee Ashley Bumpy Baumgart Skippy Bray Bev Conner Babs Conrad in Gil Corbett Peggy Coull rf Rusty Eick joanie Guldin Bill Hedden Mollie Heitetz Barb Jenkins joan Kauffman Critter Kreider 'Fudy Margolis Mousie Paine Hon Pickle Toots Podeyn Stevie Polack Bobby Raney Janie Shelley Elise Smith Phyl Stadler Susie Trapani Mickey Wiggs Buttons Worth STATISTICS FAMOUS QUOTATION Please be quiet! Irk! Oh no! Piffle Pididle Oh gosh! Oh, shoot my grandmother Dare you, So help mei Oh, reelly doll. Sure thing. Step on it quick before it reproduces so, O.K. Oh, Christopher! Paper Lady? VVell, I'll be! You know what I mean. -for the simple reason that- Oh, Mah word Yeah. Oh pot! Georgie Porgie. Hmmmmmmm. Zut alors! XVow! VVell, I mean You would, you're the type. fifty COULD USE 1000 gags stilts Z1 l'Il3l'l megaphone a Rich man athletic ability almost anything answer book a false impression Genius technique diet bail money filing cabinet lover recorded finger-nail file a Bill fold more weight more horses lip-stick hearing aid more food a new voice lots of male more records more letters HABITUALLY FOUND making butterflies in Margolis's room knitting writing Arter using baby powder listening to the radio dancing a jig reading movie magazines playing Doc reading play reviews noising around laughing waiting for .Ioanie studying riding at mail box runnng a ratrace monkeying around counting class mone at the stables . telling horse tails writing letters doing nails singing on the phone listeniin' to Ray talking about Freddie PET AVERSION noise in dorm going to bed work nntidy things gum crackers Red Shelton dead pans shorthand wire hangers cowboy pictures setting hair being quiet cats people on diets study hall disturbance inequality picking nails hot shots short men apple polishers study hall Boys who have lines snoring a slap in the face black marks two-timing boys coffee in the saucer TATI TIC LIKES black marks spaghetts man kind Artistic things tame tigers school life party songs spare time Hillenders actors the West pocket books bow-wows food Hotcl1ies the wide open spaces mice chimps sweet things nothin' much short people Lee-ward side New York beer freedom music the Martin bird SAVING GRACE swimming ability petiteness figure neatness blond hair good-nature legs quiet manner well-dressed acting ability friendliness jovial way art ability ambition riding ability eyes helpfulness liveliness winning way aristocratic look diction smile language ability athletic ability dancing lovely voice understanding manner fifty-one PROBABLE OUTCOME mermaid old maid Wave street cleaner head of water works radio commentator torch singer public speaker nndertaker Backstage VVife jockey seller of Fastab pills dog-catcher paper hoarder a Commie housemother at Institute mouse-trapper hermit side show midget woman wrestler fix tire expert tooth-paste advertiser teaching Frenchmen gas adjuster can-can dancer vocal hit an M. R. S. degree QS Q-:P 22 j .. IM- - - ' V V' .. I ' L iam? I gig It 4? ff' 2: I gr JI ' J K L - Y VTE' ' 'sf .Z 5, W.. ,W 5 . N V fifty-two CLASS PROPHECY MAY DAY 1962 Greetings to all altunnae of the class of '52. This is Elise Smith reporting the latest on, - no, not France and my French projects, but on my perennial trip lo the annual May Day Show. Although some of you were not able to attend. l've certainly kept tabs on the progress you have made - and what progress! Before I left New York I met -Ioan Guldin who was leaving the East the next day for her screen test in Hollywood. fIt's still in Californiaj A clean-cut, honest-to-goodness talent scout spot- ted her while she was breaking her back grace- fully, sweeping stubs from Radio City Music Hall. She's very delighted and says HELLO to all you dahls . Well then, off I went on the 8:35 train westward bound for Lancaster. I was a little late for the horseshow, but I ar- rived in time to see our old equestrians ogling the horses from all sides. Bill Hedden was the first of the lot. She was on-e of my horsey room- fifty-three mates, you know. I couldn't forget. Bill had her little offspring by her side, sporting an ultra- modern Gene Autry - or is it Hopalong Cassidy? - outfit. I-Ier feet interested me as she had two miniature spurs on the back of her Western style high-heels. We were chatting like crazy when all of a sudden Critter and Stevie Polaek whinied up. They are still the same old fillies, but with a little more dignity in their voices. Both are operating breeding rahches in the wicle open spaces and they love it. I left these gals together and proceeded to the buffet luncheon where I found Peggy Coull, in a lovely garden dress, interviewing some of the trustees of Linden Hall - with a microphone, no less. I didn't get to speak with her at all because she was so busy with the mike - it kept slipping out of her hands. As you know, I love food and I was all set to enjoy the edibles when joan Kauffman sat beside me with more food than even I could handle. Such gourmets are we! She told me it was worth CLASS PROPHECY keeping all those Spanish papers, Biology papers, and just 'plain papers, that we used to kid her about. She made quite a haul one day selling them to a paper peddler. About half-a-hundred pesos, I theenk. We were comfortably situated when 1:00 roll- ed around, and off we went to the May Day spectacle. QRemember ours?j While looking at the leading dancer, a trim blonde, I couldn't help but think how well Suzy Trapani would look in the role - but she was tripping the light fantastic in a Uniontown., N. J. burlesque thea- tre. Saw her there too - Prettteeee good. Nothing like the Folies Bergeres in Paris, tough. Trudy Margolis was sitting on the aisle in front of me with a horsetail down to her waist. It had been she said, down to where a horsetail usually is, but she had it cut off because it looked too realistic. QThat's logicalj. She has a good position as house- mother, alternating between Pitt and F. 84 M. She knits them all knee socks, too. She does them while she is riding on the train from college to college. Amazing! My other roommate, Nancy Paine, popped in after the show started. She has been training pet mice to do the most fantastic things. Drop her a line sometime and you will get a card with all the latest mouse information. Very unique. She also sends sample mouse-traps, if you're interested, which bear a CLILC little slo- fifty-four gan - If the spring snaps, and there is no mousie, then you need Paine's trap installed in your housie. After the excellent May Day performance, which by the way was entitled Diary of a Gum Chewer , food was again presented to us at the Sutter Hotel. Bobby Raney and jane Shelly ap- pared on the scene, after having been lost for the greater part of the day. Bobby has been modeling for lipstick ads for an Indiana magazine. It is the kind that is called Before and After . Une side of her face is as we used to see, with no lip- stick and the other side is the unveiling of a beauty with non-slip or smudge lipstick. Jane Shelly, the other model, still has her nice smile, which comes in handy, since she is a toothpaste model. YVhile dininig at the Sutter, we learned that Phyl Stadler had kindly provided us with the product of her newly established brewery in her hometown. We all presented a toast with our Linden Hall mugs. It was a touching ceremony. The evening's only dilemma occurred when Hon Pickle's apes and monkeys broke loose CLASS PROPHECY and swiped the rest of the beer barrels. This catastrophy left us sober and them unstable. Meanwhile, Barb Jenkins was chasing dogs all over town, so as to add to her collection. She is trying for the honors in procuring the MUTT medal of l963. Two lassies who couldn't attend were Miss Butt , or should I say Mrs. Martin, and Mar- ianne Podeyn. Mrs. Martin was detained by Sir Stork, who hopes to present her with a little Ifredricka. She has two Freddies now. Marianne is now starring in the German version of Little Women . She had to translate the whole book front English to German, so the director thought that she should have a part in it for her trouble. Marianne had also gained the weight she had been hoping for. Speaking of weight, you should see Mollie and her new svelte figure. Remember those Ad capsules that she used all the time? VVell, she's really become an addict now. Can't stop taking them. I was sitting with Pee Wee and Bev Conner, discussing the good spaghetti dishes we used to have at the Rose Bowl, when I learned that Pee was half owner of Ray's Spaghetti House out- side of Philly. And did you know that Ray is now skipper of his own submarine? HMMMMP fiftyffive Bumpy is supposed to be transferred to the por- tals of Philly to help keep those gobs in shape, and Bev was telling me that everything is run- ning smoothly at the new hydro-electric power plant that she started in l956 in upper New York State. Last month I went to Florida to catch julie Adams and her aquacade show at the newly- cleared Everglades. They never saw anything like her there. Gail Corbett and Micky Xviggs are running a singing sister HCL down there, and guess who was introducing them? - Skippy Bray, their artistic mouthpiece. 1 never would have believed it. The next day I happened to hear Barbara Conrad broadcasting from one of the hot spots, telling all the latest society scandals. Barbara told me that once a flash bulletin came in and she was so shocked that she eouldn't broadcast it. Rusty Eick had been caught for administering quaek medical aid to patients, and then play- ing the role ol' undertaker to bury them all. She should be out of San Quentin in about ninety- nine years. Well, life goes one, and I'm afraid I must go on, too. Next week I'm returning to the land of the Frenchmen to see what another ten years can do to me. ELISE SMITH fifty-six THE ACADEMY STUDENT COUNCIL lilu' pttrpusr' ul' tlu' ,Xczult-tm' Sttulcnt Cmttuil lim-. wc trictl lu lu- lztir in tlu' zultnittistrzntimt ul' 1 to lull: vault sttulcnt ul' l.i1ulcn llztll l't'SlJt't'I. tlu- clutu-5 ol' tlu- lluutuil znul SlllC'Cl'i'll' lumlu' lhztt lunurr. mul uplumltl tlu' stzuulztrtls ol' tlu' sfluml. wc- ltatvc l'ull'illctl tht- clutics to thc szttisl'zu'lion ol' llu- uuutcil docs not l'm'n1ttl:ttt: rultrs but works tlu' zufministrsttion :uid tlu- SlUllClllS in tlu' past tn uunpc-ration :nul umrtlitiutimt with tlu: zul- f'1'lll'. mmistrattion zuul tlu- 5lllllL'lllS lm' at lmcttvt' utulcr- tuling ol' tlu- rulcs li0l'llllIl2lll'll lot' thc lmctlclil XVU, ol' thc Coutuil. tztlxt- this upportunitx' ln tlu- sttult-nts. cxtctul our grzttclul thzmlas to Mrs. Stcngcl lm' lu'r wisc zttlvicc zuul help in bringing tlu' Coututil Wiz Ol' tht' clflllllfll. :tppt'cc'izttc lllt' l'zu't that il closcr to tlut l':u'ulty. to Dr. l'l0l'llC lm' his quid- tk at trsputisilmility. :ts well its :tn luntmx to lu' zuux' in lczuling us to mztkc l'zti1'clct'isimls. to tlu' ftt-tl by tlu- sttulcttts tu represent tlu'ir part liztcttltyliortlufil'lltulctstzllulitlgC0-0lu'1'z1li0lI,zttul ul tlur Sllllli'lIl g0Vl'l'lllllQllI 2ll'l.iltClCl1 llztll: tlu'rf-- to ilu- sttulcnts lor tlu'ir ltspottsivc spiiit. ' -4 . v P. ' I'1'csitlcnl . . ' . . jul-ic Mlctnts Mt, lf' K, 1 .V Q . Vice l'rcsiitlcnt . . gf . 'enrol 'llugitgr fl 2 K S . iw 1 ..f' , -- ' ', fi- it f - Scct'ct:n'y . . '. ',, -Salr:'VKfargolis'. ,A 9 5 Q v K K .. lrcusurct' . . . Nilllfy DOPIII 5 f , - ' in 'H 1. K rv 11 .1 f -v fifty-scvcll I - ... Q ' ,fr ' T Q 1. I I I J , to .M it THE JUNIOR CLASS , I The -lunior Class has almost come to tl1e last rung of the ladder ol' their high school years. 'l'he oldtinters that returned once again to l,. H. are Mary l.atnh Belknap, Cookie Cameron, Vonnie Didier, Deyora l.ee Miller, Vesta Osler, Priscilla Ripple, I,ois Sehinidt, and Margie Strad- idakis. 'I'hey welcomed into the group Lyn Catha ertne, Lois Lonner. Betsy Denier. Mary Ann Gross, Barbara MacKenzie, Elaine Richter. .loan Schaller, Carol '1'urner, Barbara Updegrall, Carol Wlare, jane Xvatson, Sally X'Vcathers and l't'esidc'nl . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . fi A A fifty-eight v .nv a Q - t H - .-W f f .' H ff ' f t , ' .V t F 1 . , - , Valerie Wenscl.i Qin' Stiudent Council l'tfpl'CSt'lLlZl- f 4.1 f Q . 'I ' tives are 'I teky Osler, Lookle Catneronfantl Sally Wleathcrs. Carol Turner fwas elcetcd Vice-Presii 'dent of Student Council. Q ' - , ,The junior Class sponsored a Boyfriend Pict- ure contest this year, as' welll as tlieirlannualtycon- tribution to school activitiehs -- the, Junior Prong. We are looking forward to a grand Senior ydar, and wish to express, our slnecre'thantksi to Mis Gainlort, our housemother, and Miss'PaL Sulli- van, our class advisor, for th6ir many kindnesscs. . SallyStayn1an . Mary lillllll Belknap I I . jane Watson Mary Anil Gross 5: ff ' QW' , Q 9,9 X05 'K vx M3914 Q 41- X A ,S K ' 'T 50, Q' 'if' Q ' 1 ' F ii.. ix.,-Wszlff N x 'R 4 .sf Y ' J' a vid THE SOPHOMORE LLASS iv V. v yi ,Tug t 5 t'1.XEi. if 33 v L C15 F v-. 2113 a5 f- - :Y In 5l'plL'll1lM'l' ol lflnl. lln Olll-IIIIILIN, Nlulgv . , . liznzl. Nanny IIOHIII, L11 llmull. Xznnw' l'1l'cx'1'a-. Nancy Lilmkin, -In-:nrncllc Nc-HQ Bzlrlxnrzl Qunlk. lic-lly Slmrc, Sully Simpson, Sandy Sltllllll' :nnl Clmnnc Wnrlmys. wcrc- on hand lo wc-lcmnc inm 0 ll'l thc- Inu-lx' Soplnnnnrc Llama. Nlzxlglc' linnnw. . Ginny 1511-clc-x'ic'ks, -l2ll'kiC 1511-y. Alcnny Kmhn. Nlsnw' AISIIIII. Rnlll NIV:-rs. l'1nc l'1nkc'rlon lon: fQZll'IM'5i, lillim- SIISSIIIZIII. Sandy RicslJcl'Q,, 2 F I A - A O N ' O , 0 1 . ' .1 1 l I ' A ,, v0-' .I x f I I xl I 1' U c-simlvnl . Yin'-I'l'1'si4lL-III . I l'L'ZlSlll'l'l' . RCI rvI:l1'ics , r I' lllil Pan fifty-nine , 1- C u NVisnl1km-y. Ginny 1 l'c'dcric'ks and Exllic Sussman worm- clcclccl lo Sludcnl Clounfil. whilc N2lf1Cf' IJOTJIII was clmscn Council Sccrclzlry. Z Many happy and busy hours We-rc SPCIII xflzlk- ing mn' clullcc. lin-ning in Paris . il mrvcr-lo-be l'cn'quiln'n :1l'I'a1i1'. ,'xl.lL'l' thc clzlnrv, thc' c'lass'Ul' '51 1 . : i sc-lllcd lmck In cn-joy thc ond ol' Ein CYCIIII-lll :Incl Slll'l'l'SSl,lIl vcanr. 1' . , . IQ . I . 13, ,A I' . 'Q' , 4 ' 1 ' 1 - . Nlzlrgic B2llllllg1ll'l 1 'J . Sully Sillll'S0ll . Sandy Slflllll' ' 'L ' N., . n1ll'll1ll'1l Qllirlx - and l':ll Wisnlzkvy uf L r Q ii K v s R THE FRESHMAN CLASS , The l'il'CSlllll1lll florrinloi' was hlvssccl with thc- liilllfl' ul lwciilx'-ciglil lllllC ln-cl this war. lhcx' . 4 J . hc-lrmgccl lo liarhara liacliman. P2lll'll'l2l Belknap. Virginia Blair. Sheila Burkc. Sufannc Clliaclwick. Qcrmainc l o1'cl. Nlarilcc lfullc'r. -lam' Gagc, Elim- lxclh Cross. Carol Oholcl. Mary Mm Powuall, Gail Priclay. Carol Riclilcr. and KZlll1lCC1l XYil- scm. Laml Ohulcl ls our claw l'1'Lm1clc-ill. aml Karol lllfllllfl' was our Slllllblll Loiiiiul rcpruf St'i1l1lliX'L'. l'l'CNl4,lL'lll . Vive-Pl'0siilcill . Sccrrflary-Trcasuei' . if sixty s Om- ol' thi: high points in our class Hisl this yc-ai' was thc Fl'CSl1lHilIl-Clllllllff, which c-ariiccl as a rcwarcl lol 25 .1 Blackmarklcss wc. NVQ also solcl hui dogs allci' school in thc' Us A-Xllogcllu-1' wc havc had a womlcrlul yn-ar, a wc hulmc lo sci' our old Classmalvs and Ill maui ncw lllL'lIllJL'l'9 mwl vc'ar. . Carol Olmlml . liatl1vWilxm1 . Ucfiilzlinic l-'mil 1 ,.. Ca X Yu-N Q 'S Flctivities TIIE ACTIVITIES COUNCIL 'llic .-Xclivilics Council, composed ol' one select- Besides planning aclix ities and enlertainiinent, ed nicinhcr lroin each club in both the xxK'2lClClIly the council handled Blue and IVhile inler-scho- and the junior College, meets once a week to re- laslic athletic competitions, and supervised the view thc progress ol' the clubs and lo continually individual point system lor various activity plan additional school activities. awards. This year the organization sponsored the Hal- loween party, and the sales ol. address hooks. the . . ' . , , mg their goal to keep evervone occupied and en- remainder ol last year s calendars and wood socks. ' These and all other earnings were deposited in Alolimg lllmclvffs at all limes' MIC hope that the fund, which was used for school-wide recrea- next Ycufis Activities Council has an Cflualll' Cn' tion activities. joyable time working together. pl'CSl4lCIll . . Phyllis Sladler Vice-President . . Marilyn Ashley Secretary . . Beverly Conner 'Treasurer . Carolyn Hetrich six ty-two The Board has been fully successful in achiev- lirlilm'-i11-fllicl' AIOXX Cll'l,l5lY XNSISISIIII lfillllll' ICIUXINIC RICIII'l'IiIl Il11si11css Iimlilm' l'HYI.I.lS Sl .XIJLICR l,lll'l'lIl'l Fclilm' S.XR.X Nl XRGOI IS I'ocl1'1 lfillllll' RPS l Y IQIKQIQ Hmivly lflllllll' li. S'l'0l,l,.XR Slxurls liclilm' Ill? l 'IUNS WORTH .Xrl lftllllll' IXNIQ SHIiI.I.I-HY llllllltll' linlilur NANCY I.Il'KIN l'1Xl'lI2lllgi' Iislilm' C.X'I'HliRlNli l'lCKI.I- Cluh limlilm' MARY .XNN GROSS THE EflHU I Illi IQLIIU. 11111 snluml Iilc-1':11'1' lllilglllllll' is plllmlislwml sl1m'L Sl0l'lL'S. IJUCIIY, clulm 111-ws, class clxil-clml illlll lIllIIIOI sux limos :1 10:11 In Ihr QI11llc11ls nl' Ihc .Xl'Zltll'llll' i11 Impex U . ' V I Q lh ll Ihr NI1ulc'11I- will gain lllL'll9Ill'l? l.l'0lll l'CllIllllg lhcil' WWII' UV' lilllflfllfl' 'Il Hhs l1 N1'N 51111111 'llc W'll4 l lkllllllgk. llllll llmsc ul llltll'xl'l1Ul1llll1lICS. .XII SlIllll'lllS may 'l1C'l1l11flf lllllf 1'ff'10 IMS- llvlfllllwll wmv 'll'H'5l ' Illlllllll' lhvir xmrk In 'I lu' l':l'lIU. which l'0IllIllIlS csszlys, llllllllflllllllh flllllllll lllf' I9-,lvl season' l'.llllUl'flll f.llIL'l K.XRUl.YN lIl'1'I' xiSlililIll lilli l'llYl,l,lS UCLILX ll. .XVI lilllllll' M XRIIC Rll.I',Y ,M-4iw14111l .XII lilllllll' II.'XRIS.XR.X SKZIIIWIXIZIII Im' THE CASTLE COURIER Ihc fl1ISlll' fllDlllIl'l' Nlilgul quill- ll Klllllfhllllllx this yl'Ill'. Illli'l'K'Sllllg. W0 CXCII haul Iwi! isslu-s wilh llll'lllIl'N ul I ISI ya-:11' only nm- iww was pllhlisllcrl, hui this 10:11, CLIIIIIIIIS1ll'llXllll'5. ll11u11g'I1 lhc lin-In-ss 1-l'l'm'lw ol' Kluruluu ll1'll'll'll. lY1'Ill1Ill . I H . I . , Hgh' NWN my lm cUlH,imA' ' lll.lIllx5 In I.:11nl111 11ml hu llllt' 2lSNlSlZlllli. lhx' C.:1sIl Ks lhv yawn' xwnt un. thc Illlllll'i gut 1111111' :mal lllUl'C sixty-three 111'iv1' haul :1 1'c-11' Sllll'l'SSl'lll XKIII 1 lliivilul' VIRCLIXIX Hl'N'l lik Assisluiit VIRGINIA IVRIQIJICRIKZKS VESPER CHOIR l'mlcr limi uupzilrlc :inml inllinwiislic lnulusliip ul Miss prmninc-nl cxcnls ul' llic yczn: 'llic 4-xizciicilcc wi- gain lllllllLl', mn' llllL'llUl'. llic Xu! Ll llmn I1 1-. ll nl unc ul' in funn singing lIIl1ll'l' Miss HlllllLTl Y llll'L'L'llllll is lung Izixlinjg. lllllml unlslainiling yours, llic f.lll'lSllIl1lN Zlllll l'l2lSll'l' wr- znul llclps nm In mn' slrixings lu glllll zi In'uznlc'i' znnl nunl' '05, liclil llic- Snmlziw lnclorv lliv rcapvmlixc liulidalis, new Sllllqhflllg kilmvlulgc of gmxil ruligimxs music: Prcwimlcnl Rl'S'l'Y liliili Sl'ill'Cl2ll'l'-'l'l'l'lI5lllCl' ,IOXN Nl0lll'S THE GLEE CLUB llic Glcc illnlm. nnilci' llic tlllClll0II ul' Nliss Yllgllll.l Spring, nc gmc xlimllwi' ullltbll in lfL'llnwsl:i1J llzlll. inter, has Inlal :ni cxciling' ye-:nz Oni' firsl L'0llCCl'I was Ln ill I-'cllmv-shin Hull in l L'lJl'llllIif'.1lllll llic lJCl'l'Ul'lIl1llliC ' Furl: girl luis liznl ll pcrsmigil S2lll5l2lCll1lll in lacing an 'llllJClA ui' so linc ai clorzxl group :mil wc :nu looking . , . . . . nn , . , s vcrv siicccssliil. Ihc lllgllllQllI nl the war was llic trip , L , ., - - - . - - . imnznil lu nc-xi wan 5 urtixiiics. Ill inil lil imc I llf.I in llic in lvlll' Hill Smllmil fm' llllll sixty-four . ff' :VH l'rcsiclcnl . NILQXR I MAE Yiu'fl'i'l'wirlc'l1l Nl.XRl XNNE POD C . Sm l'l'lil rx -IXXI4, Hlll',l.l.l-,N lll'1YliRl,Y CZONNICR ART CLUB lburing llll' paul ,Fill Ilia' lm'nnlu-1'sulil1i- ,XVI illulr llzlw lllmlc Iunlcrl lullllcw' lxuclwllmuks. wllirli wvrc Xl'l'l' lxcziuli- lllHlK'll2Ild'll lllillll lllUl1'llN. fflllqlllllllllg in llw liclml ol lull ilulcvil. li-zlllll-luml wi-li ilu- llI1NI1lYlIli ulliall umm nl' ilu' girls lX'c'vc L'IliUll'll :ill mn' Zllll llll7jlllN xclx murll, :xml ilu mzulm- lm llll'lllM'lX4'S.xl1llll'lN.lxK'X msiw zlml lwlls wcrc allen lm'l1llwl'x ul' llu' .Xrl lllull umllql lilw lo llllllllx Nliww l llll1lIl lmulnllnr, uleilm- lllllfli girlx Ibll'l'l'll'l'Cl Illlllilllg' lnmk cmls lor Incl' wisc guialzinfc :incl llll'l'l'llOll in llllllilllg lllis :I pcm nml lnuming wmul mlmigm in llu-nl. .X lcn ul' llmc girlw of lun nml 2lK'llll'Xl'lllClIl. ll'lH lilLll'Illl'1R Sll l'llXXI I'Ul Xl lx Yin' l'Il'Nlll1'lll THE BIT AND SPUR CLUB Uni' ul llu' lligli-liglllx ul' this SCUNUII for lllc' liil Zlllll Many lilly llm's0wlmu', in wllirll UlllSllllHllllg rillvrs am Spin' Kilulr llll'llllll'l'N wan our trip In lllc Nulimlzll llorsc- ziwzinlcil lm' llll'll' llurwinzlnsllip. :mil wmv liUl'lllllQll1' in slum' :ll Hzulisrnl Silllilli' Kiaxrzli-ll. 'lllc girls limi' also milling:ll10lll0l'sl1u'c'sslnmll' ll'1'0li4l. l'ml1.'1' llw lcnilcrsllip 1'l1lf'l'i'4l in ollwl':liliiili1's lllfllllllllg' ai l!l'l'lllili1lSl riclc' :mil nf Miss Miriam Uillnspi we lcvl lllall lllc llil :tml SINII nm mx-miglml rifle, We :ill luukcll Iiorwzml lu ilu' :umuul lilulr has llaul ll most cnjmallnlc souwn, sixty-lixc Manager NANCY PROPES THE BOWLING CLUB Once a week a group of girls gathered arouncl antl technique of bowling. and after a few practices we made took oil for the l.ititz bowling alleys to enjoy a few hours some strikes and spares. 'll llllwllng- We will always remember the happy and gay moments 'l'hc members were given instructions as to the proper we spent trying to make a high score. W , - - . . , - . .- - Presitleul lHlCX'liRl.Y CONXER Yice-Presiclent LUIS CIONNICR Secretary-'lireasurel' SUSAN 'FRA IRXNI THE DANCE CLUB This year the Dance Club has tnulerlaken several pro- jects which are of special interest to girls who enjoy dancing and are anxious to learn more about it. At one of our meetings we cliscussccl everyday sch0Ol activities sixty-six and used them as a pattern for a dance. NYC have also enjoecl listening to rccorcls. and members of the Dance Club were active in helping to make our annual May Day 1-'cstival more successful. C YI IIICRINIC I'Il'liI,I-I I'l 1'SIlll'llI Sl'l'I'L'lill'I- I l'l'.IiIlIl'I' -IOIXN I-IIIJIX FRENCH CLUB I'zllIl-1 lllllx llallllzlis? Il lllll. il IIl1llxl'N llll lllllL'l'1'IICl' All lxlllll- lIl'I' Illllillglllllll llll- Illll' ill I'll'l'lIl'lI ll'Ilil'Il gnu' IIN lll. I.l' lilllll' Iflallllalix ix allllzlxs llli'1INl'll lll llllllllll' llc-ls ll gn-:ll llllll ul' lllalrlill' Illi'IlllIl'lN Ill Illlllxl' III! lllis lllllll' llllll. Il llxls il gllfll IIICQIN Xllllllll-l' lllalill I?l'lPll'll IKZIS llll- xllllwillg ull Yilllll' Illlqllk Illl' lu Ill' sllmlll l-xlllil IIIUXIUS lvl I'IlllIll N lullnlil-Q, l'ixil'l'gls. RIN' ISI XS. il lllll lbllglll llllllillll lbIt'lIll1'0I' CUIIIII illlriglll' .lllll Ill-lllllv IIIIII IlIl'llIlll'l'S nl Illl' lllllm gilillg lllicl' ll-Illlllx ill SIJLIIII. Jlllfl ll'l'lI-llllllll il WW I' WIS. lllmlflfllllll f l' ltlml. lm. !m.W,,,3,,i,,,, UI' IIN. mm- jlllllll Ill llll l'I'l'Ill'll wllllll-llls ol IXIIIIIIIUIIII, I.Illll Illjfll. . 1 I.:llll':lsll'l' Kllllllllx Ilall Zlllll lllll' ulvll I.llllll'll Ilalll QLIIIS, lllll ml l i4'l' Wi ll 1 l l'l 'l 'lll'9 ' ll' l '1 'l'- fllll' lllllllks go lu Xliw I.:lillI Iul' lllzlllillg' llliw xl':ll's llllll IM-llisl' Fllllzllllal. I'l4II' llll' pilil llvll CIlll'iwllllzlsl-x Ill' llllNl' L-ml-ll1,j,,ing mul llmllujng in 1114- lil-L-mlh gllll-A xml N ll llI'I Illllillaly !l1IlldIRl'N1IIlll gillx. XILIIII lvl' llll' slllllulllx llilll' :lv llllllilzlllll' XI llllllillg XCLII :lx IIIIN lllll' llllN lM'l'll, l'll'uilll'lll I0 XX lLl'I.IJIN Yin' I'll--.illlllll Sm ll-lalll l.XII, iIUIlISIxI I' Ill'1INIlIC'I' xl XNIC W X I SUN SCENES AND SCREAMS CLUB Illl-. wall. llll' I.illlll'll Ilglll lllzllllzllil llllll, llvlllx lillull Sllll1lll'll ,Xlll'XH.IXlIIllIIX'1IN wll NIIIKINSIQIII. Ill lIlIISll'IIl'll llll' Su-lllw Illlll Hlllullllv' Lllllb, IILIN lllllllll' llzlll' :lll Illlll II IKUIIlll'lllIl Illllt' Illli wall' :lllllillg lll lblll lllsllvll ll gllull lll':ll. Ill lllll IIILTIIIIAQN fllllll IlIl'IIIlll'IN Illvzlllilxll c'xl1l'lll'lll'l', llllll ul- llupl' lo lllllk' xllllllllvl ill ll- Illlllilipqllllll ill llllllll-lllllx Nkilw. RIN illllilllll, llllll IL'l'l'5llllg llllll IIlIIlSll1ll NCXINUII IIUXI XVIII, Xllxlxln, llill-llllll llll' lllllllllll IIl1llll.llil fllllll IIIIIX, CII' mi x l y -acvcll NIXRI XX X I-1 I'l JIJIQYN l'1'esiilent YONNIIQ lllllllill THE HIKING CLUB The lliking Ciltlh fonsists ol' a group of energetic voting girls whose goal is to hilae one lntntlretl miles. .Xt the enfl of tl1e year a lnonle hool is atvartlul il this goal is au hievetl. There have heen many interesting hikes lillllllgilfblll Lant'aste1' County and lmeyond our CLlIllpllS. The putter ol' feet can be hartl at the crack of dawn to signify that some of the Hilfing Cllulm 1nen1l1e1's are o11 o11e of their lneak, fast trips. l l'resitlent SARA NIA RCOLIS Secretary i QIULIE AIDAIXIS . 'I.l'C2lSlll'CI' C -X ROL TURNER HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The HKJIIIC lietn1o111icf1 Klluh was organized for the pur- pose of eiteouragiiig Zlll interest i11 l1o1ne activities for girls. We IUC! every other Friday night, lllIKiCl' the super- vision of Mrs. Cainizbcll, our Home Economics teactlier. Tl1is veal we gave a clinner, as has heen our eustotn during previous Christnias seasons. We also sent a huge sixty-eight hasket of lruit to the B1'ell1ren Chilclren's llotne, outside of Lititz. At the end of I-'el11'11z11'v the Club VVCIII to visit the children at the home. Our meetings this year have enabled us to llIlllCl'l1liLC many worthwhile projects, including knitting argyle socks, and we have had 21 great tleal of fun doing them. LIBRARY CLUB I'l'L'Nltlt'llI Yiu l'11'wi1lm'11I ll XXNIC PODICX X SCL l'L'lLll ' I IULISIII l'l' , .' I IIICIIDICX Ilu- sc-unul xl-zu ul llu' l.ilu:ux Clulr. uurlcr ilu' emu- lam' spmuls u LQIXIII slumlx Irlll l'K'I'lU1l iu llu' liluaux cauim lulvul guimlzuuc' ul' mu uvw I.Illl1llllIll. Xllww I'-K'llllL'l. have ucvk, zuul su um- lc':uu lu mining . Inn-u il XVII' suuu-wslul uuv, Ilu' Iilulfs lulrlmsn- ix In Mau' llu' I.il,y-11,5 lllulmlumuliuuc lu Inc SIIIILKNNIIII uvxl ll ull gills lllllllf Ilillvlrul liluauy llIUll'lIllI'l'5. Iizlclm Illl'Il!- yczu' zuul III Ilu' w'u'w lu cu vw SL'tlt'l1lIN' fm IIXNIQ SlIIil,I,I',X -E. NURSING CLUI5 lllc' NIIISIIIQ Kllulm lllNIl'l' llu' KIIITIIIIIII ul our Smlluul IllllIl'lIl1llX nu llu Nunn N mlm ull. lsv, Slim Illllilllll. ll:'l1l ils uuwliugs cwlw UIIICI' I-Il'i1l'lv , . . . , . H V I H . . 1. 1. - Ilu' kmuslulgm um lllll' umuuuxluul Ill our llIl4ll'IIl.ll IIIHIII. Smuc' ul :lx Illl'llllM'lS .uv IIIICIOIUI III lllllalllg .ls Xlluilw club 'mum' Xiu It I ull H I l I . ll - - v - 1 . N I I 15.'l' ll . 1 K2ll'l'l'l'. ululm- UIIICIN zum' Ililllllllg Im' lunuu' uw. Illc . I' L' I HN In H . . . Iullul uu-lulwls IIZIXK' ulwuullx 4-lllmwl Iukxuq cluugv ul ilu' SIXIYIIIIIC X Prcsiilent MOLLIE HEI!-'ITZ Sccrctary-'lircasllrcr MIDGE B-KIA TH E SPANISH CLUB 1.21 'l'c'rluliz1 Iispzinola enjoyed ll lllUSl llllCl'CSllllQ,' and suvccssful your. 'l'hc Clluh prcscnlcil ai xnricly of nui- xilics, including sucrzll Spanish lnmics. During our meetings wc lislcncil lo Spanish rcforils. prcsclltccl plnys in Spanish, and made iepurls on Spzmish-spcziking coun- ll'iCS. Spanish songs wcrc also a popular part of our seventy prugmnis. 'lihc Spanish duh wishes to express its appru'i:uiun Nliss Rzichcl l.1ii1-cl, our zulvismp for hcl' help in nmkinq this year il grczn success. Buena sucrtc 21 Las Tcrtulias lispzinolns clcl pzirvcnii 1 v I E E E F E F 5 s i, i F E F k, F E is E E . F o a F F K. I i 3 E M'!E 'll 'l'i ' Captain Timm' osltiiu HOCKEY The hockey teams seemed to carry Mr. Bad l.ut'k wth them this year, lor their season was not as successful as in the past. Although the girls put everything they had into each game, it appeared to be a case ol' being out-scored but not out-played. The team, under the direction of Miss Nancy Vadner, was captained by Phillis Stadler, left inner, and Tickey Osler was captain ol' the junior Varsity Team. The highlight ol the season was the game with Lititz Highg one which the squad will never forget. Captain PIIYLLIS STXD LER Manager BU'l l'ONS WORTH seven 1 y-two CHEERLEADERS lhc cliccriiig sqlrlcl ol lllnl-92. unc 1 , ..,. . ,. .. 4 4 lcr thc mlm-rlion ol Lzttlittrlxit' l'ic'klt', hats c'lu'ci'c1l our tc.uus ommicl through .l vc-ry suc'c'cssl'ul Hockey scztsou, zuul its lllll-2llll'l'lllg spirit has cuciourzlgcd thc htskttlmtll tt un on to mlm xictolins Th . , , . . . 1 .. l' Cllu-c-rlczultrs liztw przu'tic'ccl long and hard, and wt' :irc cxtrc-nu-lv proud ol' thc' spirit which thc 1 Ul'g1lllll2lll0ll hats sho l,ll1'l'lUl' YKNKIY YADNI-IR Cziptziiu POOL GUARDS Tho Pool Guztrcls, :1 relatively ucw organiza- tion ut l.lmlc-u llull, wus l'0l'1llL'll lust yt-au' in orclcr to provitlc at group ol' junior and Senior l,il'c-suvcrs. who would bc able to open and guard thc pool zu various times during thc wack for thc follvciiiclicc :uid protcftion ol' swiuuucrs. llnclt-r thc' mlircctiou ol' Nliss Valclncr, our zlthlctic' clirn-rtor, thc Guztrcls have clouutcd thcir time to llllllilllg this Ul'g2llIll2lllOIl at grunt success. sex Cllly-lllll'C C.'X'l'lll-ZRINIQ PIKIKLE XQIISIIN Llllllitlll KZOOIQLI-I CZ XNIERON . ku. -- Nlzmztget' lkl'NII'Y l3Xl'MtL.Xll'l' BASKETBALL 'lihis yeztr the illustrious members of the 1952 hziskethztll squzttls helped to contribute numerous victories to the sc'hooI's record. YVith the aid of at great deal of lighting spirit ztncl the fine coaching ol' Bliss Num-y Vztchier. tl1e teams were keen competition against Elizabethtown College. Lititz High, Penn Hall, I,2iIll'1lSlCl' Catholic' High School. Mornvizm College. and Imieztster Count try Day School, and emerged with 21 very sue- eessful record. X. Lztptatitt XNIC WX l SON Nl.timget' Y XLICRIIC xvlfxlilzl. SCYCIIIY-fllllli THE BLUE TEAM ' Q 4 ' Nu monkt-y-lmttsint-ss lm' tht- Blttt-s was thc kcthztll :intl swinnning hats hc-on thc kccttc-st yct. Jlltb which 1-:ich nit-tnhtrr ol' thc Bluc 'II-:int hzts 'I'ht- 'l'cznn cspcciztlly dt-sirt-tl tn win lu-cztttsc this own :incl kcpt in tnincl this yt-ztr. 'l'ht-it' hztttttt-t'. yc:tt s victory nic-:ins at nvw hztnnt-r. 'lhusc who uhich t't-c'm'ds 4-:tclt yt'ztr's victorious tc-ann, now strc lcztving tht' rztnks ol' thc Blum- 'l'c:nn wish tn sltmvs l'il'lt't-n victoria-s im' thc lihtt' 'l'cznn in tht' cxprcss thcir sittrcrc-st thztnks to thc ttttclwclztss- I st tw:-nty-six yvztrs. HR- stztrlccl thc your UH' tncn, whose will-to-win has lcd thc- 'lk-:nn on to with at st1t'c't'ssi'ttl pt-t'I'rn'tttztttc'c on Stunt Night, ntztny x'ic'tot'it-s. :intl to thvnt go mn' ht-st wisht-S cl tht- mtttlmclilimt in ltockcy. volleyball, hats- iortltc liuturc ycztrs. seventy-five BASKETBALL HOCKEY SWV I M M IN C Tx Y-H-f--www 8 0 U ' THE WVHITE TEAM Although tht- vit'torit's ltztvc ht-cn lcw lor tht- wrong wincl wats hlowing ovcr tht' hztskvthtll Whitt' tctnn this yt-zur, tht: tnctnhcrs ltztvtr plztyt-al contpctition, :intl wc lost hy onc point. 'l'hc tt-ann wt-ll in ull sports and their lighting spirit will hats showed plcnty ol' thc old-lztsltiottccl gct-ttp- tontinnt' to tlrivt' thctn to grt-zttcr victorics ncxt :incl-go spirit, :incl wt- h:tvcn't lost hopt- lor tnort xtzn. 'l'ht' W'ltitt- llllillll utrrictl oll' thc honors in victorics in ncxt yvztt s sports. Clootl lurk, tczunl mllcyhztll, hut though wc' trictl ont' host. tht- Matt' you win ncxt your! SCYCIIQ -SCYEII BASKETBALL HOCKEY SWIMMING Everett W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PATRONS W. H. Adams, Jr. Wm. C. Baia J. M. Barchus Maurice Baum Ralph H. Belknap S. W. Boyd Lenox J. Bray J. Frank Carlisle Paul H. Catharine Irving F. Conrad Arthur S. Coull Lee H. Conner Mr. Howard J. Coover Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Doran Mr. E. P. DeHaven Sgt. R. C. Drew, U.S.M.C. Retired Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. N. Eick Howard L. Ellsworth A. Hart Etchison Daniel C. Ford C. Raymond Fuller Darjel J. Gage Joseph E. Garbesi Kenneth H. Guldin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Jenkins A. James Kreider Louis Kauffman Vernon W. Lipkin S. W. Litzenberger Wm. A. Mackey Jesse Margolis Lawrence R. Malrn Archibald Merrison Mrs. Grace H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Mobus Miss Margaret Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Paine Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Pickle Mr. Hans C. Podeyn Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Marquerite Hahlen Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Harnish Miss Dora H. Hawthorn Mr. and Mrs. Theron L. Hedden Mr. and Mrs. Julius Heifetz Mrs. H. D. Hertzler Mrs. George R. Hetrich Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Jacobs sex cmy-nine Mr and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. Wilmar Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Polack H. B. Pownall Harry B. Propes M. A. Raney Nat Riesperg Frank Sahl David A. Shelley Beniamin R. Shore Harry Simpson Jr. J. Oliver Schmidt H. J. Stollar Sidney Susman Myron Trapani Carl N. Ware B. Weathers C. B. Wilson Mrs. Walter F. Woepler Quality Merchandise Moderate P Compliments Watches Diamonds Silverware of SIMON T. FICKINGER W I L K E N 5 25 E. Main St. Lititz, Pa. C mPlime '5 of t PETER A. DeLEO TAILOR LITITZ BOOK STORE CLEANING mzessmc 'fir GENERAL SUTTER HOTEL BUILDING aa' ' 1 so s l DOSTER'S SUPERMARKET Lllllzf PA' Meats Vegetables Groceries LITlTZ,PA. Compliments of Bodorfi Shoe Co., Inc. P. T. TRIMBLE and SON Hardware LITITZ, PA. Shenk Bros. Sporting Goods and Toys 30-32 West King Street L t P .---... ... ..l eighty COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE V LETTERPRESS and LITHOGRAPHY A Phone 3151 The Kutztown Publishing Company INCORPORATED 241 - 245 West Main S1reet Kutztown, Pa. SHELLEY A N. E. MARTIN Structural Steel LEOLA, PA. V Your School Photographer LANCASTER, PA. nhv The Stevens House LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Mabel S. Alexander, Manager 253- PENNYPACKER'S Best Wishes Class of I952 I5 E. Main sl. L P B E C K B R O S . 11? l I Furniture I Sir LITITZ PA MANHEIM PA AIWBYS Good! DAIRY FRESH MILK l l IDL? , XLQTTTD' SMOOTH ICE CREAM ICECQEAU --EELS if QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS IRVIN B. MILLER ii' Carpenter and Builder 'iff PENRYN, PENNA. 15wn 121k B R E A D IS GOOD BREAD Latham Stevens Company 'K' All Forms of Insurance 'Ir HARRISBURG, PA. eighty-two We sincerely thank the girls of Linden Hall for their valued patronage. Our best wishes to you. C O E CAMERA SHOP 148 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. THE OASIS FOUNTAIN f SHORT ORDERS 73 E. Main Street utltz, PA Through our portals pass the most beautiful girls in the world Nick Package Store Bowling y WILLOW BROOK RESTAURANT l Private Room for Banquets l Y 740 River Road Phone: Red Bank 6-2099 l Fair Haven, N. J, Dot 8- Henry Stadler, Prop. DRY GOODS NOTIONS GROCERIES C. S. ZARTMAN Lititz, Pa. l PAUL R. WIEAND Allentown R. 3, Pa. Hand Cut Block Prints Applied to Stationery, Note paper, Cards, Napkins, Tallies, etc. write for Catalogue MARY SACHS Harrisburg Lancaster, Pa. 138 East King Street - l Lancaster, Pa. Antes PET SHOP 107 W. King St. Lancaster, Pa. Agw -W L.-ee., .... ..-.-.D. .. -,,-, z LITITZ SPRINGS GARAGE COMPUMENTS OF BUICK CHEVROLET Lititz, Pa. COTTRELL'S GARAGE, INC. Hudson and Packard Cars BOB HAMILTON Sales - Parts - Service Hightstown, N. J. , WATCHMAKER l 39 E. Main sf. Llrlrz, Pa. eigh ty-three 1 of 4 THE GLEN CARLYN sci-iooL KINDERGARTFN -A PRIMARY GRADES 4 a U 5 4 D i Coro R. Worth V A Co-Director ' Afiington, Va. i T. 1 Best Wishes to the Class of '52 RAR. AND Mas. RUSSELL ASHLEY L ! . B i - n f , f l HERSHEY'S SHOE STORE x-RAY SHOE FITTING A CORRECTJVE sHoEs 35 East Main Street Lititz, Pa S. R. BACHMAN Seven Generations of Funeral Service in Lancaster County P ' - 1 ' 0 Fermi A f, - , L,, ,HY ,, ,, T911 if ln r 0- x .Q ff' ' MILLER 8. KIRCHOFF E Q Oil Burners E . L and J P A ' Y 1 -J Heating 3 A K 137 East Marion Street t LANCASTER, PA. .VI -i 9 cightyvfollr ' ' WEAVER'S RESTAURANT Quality Foods Fountain Service 35 N. Broad St., Lititz, Pa. K Compliments of Bond Sanitary Products Co. - YORK, PA. G. K. FORD, District Manager V ,iii NEFF and HEISTAND Best of Luck to the Girls Botany Suits and Sportswear l of 1952 30 EAST MAIN sweet Lmtz, PA, THE CORBETTS McElroy Pharmacy Drugs Soclas Cosmetics I v Best Wishes to the Class of i952 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. McElroy LowELL's SPACHT'S LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS STORE 38-40 W. Orange St. Lancaster, Pa. UTITZ' PA' eighty-iivc V, A1 L ASAM The Best in Wallpapers 160 E. King St. LANCASTER, PA. unzlers FINE MEAT PRODUCTS Pork Sausage Frankfurters Scrapple Bacon Ham lard l ,, K W . . nml many other delicious mcalt IN'ULllICIS-l-1lf1'lOlIS for , nczxrly lmlf :1 ccntury. KUNZLER 81 CO. INC. LANCASTER 0 PEINNA. Delicious Pastry A A THE ROSE BOWL Lititz, Pa. Phone 6 7606 337-339 N. Queen Street LANCASTER, PA. V ANDY KERNER K RECORD BAR Birthday and Wedding Cakes Q Lancamr' pa. 45 N. Prince Street ASpecialty i Ya-is S a S T HERMANS SHOE sroius TOWN and COUNTRY For Your School GIFTS - HOBBIES Jewelry Linden Hall Plates 20 E. Main St. Lititz, Pa. ALFRED J. MELZER C. E. REIDENBACH ' r JEWELER 55 E Main si, um, Pa. Jewelers 132 N. Queen St. Lancaster R. L. GRAHAM 8. SONS Githens, Rexamer Tin and Sheet Metal Work cmd 511-513-527 vv. Lemon sr. Cqmpqny LANCASTER, PA. Robert M. McKnight, Jr. Phone 2-5138 M 81 M DISTRIBUTORS FROZEN FOODS, SEA FOOD, POULTRY . Compllments Lancaster, Pa. of Compliments of EBYIS MILL LITITZ RECORD-EXPRESS A. J. MEYERS GENERAL SUTTER PAINT AND WALLPAPER sroke HOTEL and ARTISTS' SUPPLIES A VVGICOYTTG To AIUITIHBE 39 E. Main St. Lititz, Penna. LI-I-'TZ PA A JAY SQUARE DEAL JEWELER J. ARTHUR KEATH 112 N. Centre ST. PLASTERER P All P OTTSVI e, a. V 1 l 1 1 eighty-seven n-I J Compliments BAUMGART'S ics CREAM stones Englewood Hackensack Compliments New Jersey RELIABLE ELECTRIC COMPANY l Sir Sunshine Farm Supply l um ,A Bob Posey Ray Mann SEED - PAINT - FERTILIZER F. METTFETT 8. BRO. LANCASTER, PA. Liiiiz 6-2343 Fresh and Frozen Seafoods . Fruits and Vegetables l l eigh ty-eight '9f 'cY ffm ,QLGAAALXL I - ,b1,.,A fyvlyfyf, ,ww-My .wiv-:Af-'ff ,QfWff-JL 14ff'71- ,W ,JN ,WJ 2-fwfw '7 1 Mwawc. U ,,fL,f4,f.,,,4,afA A f ox.,--vv 4 lcr- ,,f r' If ff 64'Z i'vA1'C'4,'fL,! ,1c7C,a.ff-?-'ff ,M-fpg, 4,4 al., f'9f 5'4' fflubgfl' 44 Q5 2 .AL-rs! . 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