Linden Hall School - Leaves Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

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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

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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