Madeira School - Epilogue Yearbook (McLean, VA)

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?? 'Uwb.,g..l- Naovfdwgea--T-ee-s '! ,' welll MN ' A-gb? was i 5'Af5heC9 en .Woadl g O L W-U ? ' The Toad sat by the side of the road and thought over the past Cl' ,H 443-4, year. Such a rich chapter it had been, when one looked back on it all! 5 His recollections were so numerous and so very highly colored! The 1,4141- pageant of the open road had marched steadily along, unfolding itself LBVQ in pictures that followed each other in stately succession. If- .Lj.A.,:,-, He thought of the travellers from Maing such a jolly bunch theymaf had been! He remembered Bug-what a S. A. P.-and Hungerford who C100 FC I was fand thought everything to bel funny as an rubber crutch. WithCbO if, them had been Dale, thinking of her patron Saint Peter, and Conky wor- iQcwf.I,'1! .t rying about her stomach. Sprague, the body beautiful, and Hammy, N in K making another team point, also marched through his memory. A lar C1273 Clgigrl reminded him of Peggy, singing in the bath tub, accompanied by the ' Li ' rustle of pages in the corner john- just Fents, recuperating from all her N O' IYYNU generosity. And last but not least came Dodo, picking up gossip, and otbsxbrnmcf Bushby, running to get invtraining for her sixth first team. The next caravan he remembered was from th North' in itlhad .ues been flawless Judy, Pat and Knobby ts after lights out, andsz Peggy whipping up a reindeer sweater in five minutes. With a chuckle D040 pqvn-L., Toad recalled Miss Ota Helen Fry-Hitchie, that is. Then there were AQ. Millie with her B. Sz O. water cooler, Ann and her English protege, If Gay and Sally looking for a fourth for bridge, and Widdy not knowing-44' L04 j r which foot to limp on. He had hated to see them leave. A A But quickly the thought of the Southerners dispelled any gloom the V Toad might have felt. He saw Sunny loaded down with food, and Jane Afr- with her daily medicine. By their side were Woodie in riding clothes,J -Abuse , and Sally W. and Jane H. doing the shag. 7 . v I N P. .. 5 fy bf - 'Q 'M' - ul, 5 R g 5 F, O Vi ,L f- N T U , 0 gxh ' xx f il S . fb, Q 3 . N r l .i -e -5 fe- ?f-A 'f Ju' N ji gb X 5 P lvl.. , A944 -' . A 4. ' -' ' 1721-- x A X . 'X . Wi 5 l Y ,g Q - n-I A-. Heffel'-, 1 Q NY 5 -5 , kA uh:-,Q ivx inf- his xr '4 pai' . . H , J 6 Q Y ,. , gif N' N' Q P- 0 f--- -asp an f..JX:.!-v.. A-cam-,..gs,wJJ-,

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A iv A E J TI? ,ffl E 'haf Lf' V ,Q 0 ,Q , -JV 'Q gf 8 al Jr .J U 1 l 3 L-CPKQQ, Q. J .Lf - I 0 0 n - 5 ' ' . Then he recalled Nancy Townsend, frail as a column of smoke, and the rest of the Eastern contingent. There passed through his memory Jo Ann John and Monkey on horseback, Paula cutting her hair, and Ann May recognized by that laugh. He remembered Jeanie's eighteen inch waist, Ruthie's passion for lipsticks, and El1en's beautiful hair. A Dresden figure with dancing toes, Joan, skipped through his mind's eye. She was followed by Tracy of the merry heart and cheerful countenance, and Sally M. singing God Save The King. He seemed to hear Jenni's shouts of Have you gotten the paper yet? and Janet's North Carolina drawl. Again he laughed, this time at Hazel's everlasting humor and innocent ain't misbehavingi' From the West came another procession, led by Glazie surrounded by cocktails of all sorts. The parade moved swiftly on. He saw Mignon typ- ing madly to her eight pen-pals. Sally torn between her horse and her piano, Jeannie talking wildly about Princeton, and the most Western of them all, Gail, with Texas around her neck. ' Other scenes that had continued day by day came to Toad's mind. He remembered C. C. Collins in her station wagon, accompanied by Jo Bogley with her tennis racquet, then Elizabeth, Consuelo and Jennifer eating lunch in the day locker room, Patsy of the drooping eyelids help- ing Mary find her lost week ends, Jackie playing bridge, Barbara happy on Steve or sulking on Umber, Betty, one of the favored few with the perfect weight, and Nancy just back from France. And still more pas- sed by! With curly hair and Frankly speaking, in swept Eleanor with Mary Flo in her good looking clothes and Sue being athletic. As the willows were casting long shadows on the road, Mr. Toad tore himself regretfully away from his memories. But he knew that they had almost reached the end of the road, the rings had been fitted and the Club House was waiting to greet them with open arms. - ,,- v- -- ..NA .,' s - I , , - . , ,' Q 4 - 8 I 4 .. .msgs - ' . f '.,:,,,,.,- V - , Q , f f