Linden Hall School - Leaves Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

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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

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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.

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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