Milne School - Bricks and Ivy Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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7111111 Iliillllfll was trying to dt-monst1'atc to Kathlt-cn how to tlanct- without any t-llort at all . . . tht- com- llilllliib motto that ht- slayt-s for is: lYt- dt-yi-c an 79 t-asy mt-thod for anything you want dont- . . , tS'11,t1t l.!II'l'II is tht- popular woman dt-lt-gatc to Nlars . . . wt- llK'2ll' tht-y hayt- sornt- good tilnt-s tht-rc . . . 11111. l,1':c1.t' and lallllj' l,1'.s'l1111l. hayt- gont- into st-lling int-n's clotht-s . . . tht-y hoth had prt-tty sharp suits on. with which Lory Ll'Z'fIIt' was t-nchantcd . . . and .illsl to proyt- it. sht- hurst into song . . . fowl L1-1'1111' was ohliyious to all tht- npartyingn . . . hc hits husy writing his sports column for tht- nt-xt day's.Y1-xt' l'111'l. .Yczcs . . . john Lufas Il'liL15C'd tht- swct-ts offt-rt-d to him . . . ht- has to kt-t-p in training for his ha-t-hall gamt-s . , . 131111 .WrCl111'c strollt-d in wt-aring a tattt-It-tl. Navy uniform . . . ont- ol' his numt-rous t-x- pt-rimt,-nts liailt-d . . . or llls slidt- rult- must havt- ht-cn oll' . . , C1't11jg1' ,lI1'D011o11.gl1 was half aslt-cp in tht- hig. sOlil t-asy chair . . . ht- still has to gt-t up t-vt-ry moi ning at six to dt-livt-r his papt-rs. hut l1t',s nt-vt-1' ss 73 ' ' ' ' cross . . . fncl. .lI11g1111'1' flt-w down lllil'l' usht-ring at tht- Nladison . . . tht- tht-att-r no longt-r shows movit-s . . . tht- audit-ncc fconsisting primarily ol' lt-malt-sp say that tht-y art- pt-rlt-ctly contt-nt to watch .lack walk up and down tht- aislt-s for thrt-c hours . . . Dollir .lI11v1111 and jiuly Ut-t1A111111t'1' wt-rt- wandcr- ing around gatht-ring up rt-cruits for tht-ir dating hurt-au . . . Doris N11-11111-1' hasn't surprist-d us in tht- lt-ast hy ht-coming tht- first fclnalt- prt-sidt-nt . . . ol tht- Unitt-d Statcs? . . . oh no! . . . Dodo is tht- compt-tt-nt chit-li t-xt-cutiyc ol' Harvard . . . Dollic .lI1'l11111 camt- up to us with a confust-d look upon ht-r lact- . . . slit- couldnit think what to writt- ht-r nt-xt t-ditorial on . . . Bob .llull is playing big lcagut- has- kt-thall now . . . 100 points pt-r garnt -... wowl . . . Cam! .Yi1'l111l5 contriyt-d a systt-m ol talking for twt-nty-lour hours straight . . . sht- FCliltsl's to 1't-lt-asc ht-r st-crt-t . . . tht- P1111t1111-P1t1111111.t just flt-w in from lingland . . . Dc! R1111l.!1- is huilding tht- ht-st spact- ships . . . t-yt-ryhody wants a ridc . . . B1-11 .S'111'l.- 1111111 is govt-rnor of tht- statt- . . . ht- yt as vt-ry disap- pointt-d in tht- t-lt-ction though.. .hoth p1ll'lit's Imackt-d him and ht- had no ont- to dt-hatc with . . . from ht-r at-ccnt, wt- could tt-ll that 1311111 .S'11111ll11-1g was living in Boston . . . wt- notict-d tht- latt-st issut- of 'I'l11- .S'11l1t1'd11y E1-1'111'11yg Pot! . . . tht- coyt-rs art- now drawn hy our own Gary .S't'11g1'111'1' . . . .lllllltlll .sitlhllll livt-s out in Hollywood ...sl1t- writt-s a column callt-d Socit-ty Snit-kt-rs,' . . . B1-tty-Lo11 Sil- l11'1'g is a practicing lawyt-r . . . wt- undt-rstand ht-r most important cast- is on an t-ligihlt- hacht-lor . . . lfulh Slalcy is t-ntt-ring ht-r prizt- horst- in tht- Madi- son Squarc- Gardt-n Horst-show in a lt-w wt-t-ks . . . ht-r hlut- rihhons lint- ont- wall ol ht-r living room . . . EII11- Stt-111 waltzt-d around tht- tcrract- with a ct-itain authority . . . sht- has a dancing studio all ht-r own . . . Hll7'I'J' .S't1-1-t-115 was trying to figurt- out how tht- yt-arhook camt- out . . . his ht-ad is still woozy from tht- rush . . . B111'b111'11 Sff'lt'lllIlIl is a dt-- signt-r . . . ht-r clotht-s hy Baht-ttt- attract tht- ladit-s with largt- purscs . . . Tl'I'7'j' S!11l.'c.t' has ht-cn to Europt- st-vt-ral timt-s . . . and sht-ls writing a hook ol' ht-r t-xpt-ricnccs . . . 701111 7'11ylt11' has a studio ol' tht- danct- in lit-nvt-r . . . his spt-cialty is 1l1111.t1' with young and ht-autiliul girls . . . Dirk 'lint'- I111 managt-s to ht- a surgt-on and socialitt- at tht- samt- timt- . . . Lois Tczt-1-lI'.t rt-ct-nt occupation is that ol chapt-roning Linion lratt-rnity partit-s . . , Bob ,I.l'it'lH was rolling in wt-alth . . . ht- had tlirt-1-hillfolcis . . . ont- for fifty dollar hills. anotht-r lor hundrt-d dollar hills, and a third for thousand dollar hills . . . nict- guy to havt- around . . . Bnrb To1111i11.m11 is a husy woman . . . sht- has a family of towht-ads and tht-y'it- all hoys . . . wht-n it comt-s to modt-ling. Judy T1111-1'1' is tht- most popular . . . Harolrl lilllt' const-ntt-d to t-ntt-rtain us with a lt-w of his fast tricks . . . ht- had TI10st of us stumpt-d . . . wt- had marvt-lous food . . . Dirlf light-ttr1'.v catt-ring st-rvicc was suprt-mc . . . 7111111 lvillilfflff influt-nct-s many womt-n with ht-r t-di- torials in lvllgllt' . . . 1-111111-II1' I1'ax11z1111 has rt-ct-ntly compost,-d a conct-rto and sht- gavt- Us tht- plt-asurc ol' ht-aring ht-r mastt-rpit-cc . . . D111'1t' Witt' makt-s pcoplt- happy hy ht-ing a singing waitrt-ss at Ks-t-lt-r's . . . Prlt- lfright had a drawing hoard undt-r ont- arm and ht-'d skctcht-d most of his old fricnds hy tht- t-nd of tht- t-vt-ning . . . t-vt-ryhoy had a wondt-rlul timt- laughing and talking ahout old IlIIlt's . . . old songs wcrt- lt-yivt-d and old jokt-s wt-rc rt-told . . . tht-rt s nothing like a rt-union .... ti-V'

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The Big Party . . . . . Nlay 21, 1960 . . . last evening. we found ourselves in the midst of a class reunion . . . we're glad to say Long Island survived the social gaiety . . . the party was given by Beverly Ball . . . she has a ranch-type house especially designed for open houses . . . as we passed through the wide, red door. we came upon a group gathered around Susan Arm- strong in the hallway. . .she was telling. with gestures, about how Susiels Simply Super Eyelash Curler worked . . . she wasn't able to talk for very long because Pu! Arhzeortlz proudly started to relate the recipe for the butterscotch brownies she'd re- cently cooked up for f'G00d HOll.Y!'kif'l'f1f7lQ,j . . . saw Keith Berzcick . . . it,s rumored that he introduced Be My Love to the Mars men on his latest tour of the solar system . . . he was wearing the royal blue. liur-lined sweater he got in return for his rendition . . .Ann Bruce, wearing a suit knit with silver threads, made him let her try the sweater on . . . she said she thought that it would be perfect as one of her outfits in her next other-planet picture . . . wearing the streamlined blue of the Navy. Bob Callenrlcr, long an Admiral, was admiring the low design of the bottled ship in the den . . . he's sailed all the seas on earth .... -lr! Carrie!! played the sillllt' boogie piece on the piano that he executed in Carnegie Hall . . . all the guests were jumping to the old-style rhythm . . . then he kindly consented to play for Connie Colenmn . . . sl1t',s worked and slayed for years in order that she might be able to study under Doris Day . . . we saw Edith Croix looking healthier than ever . . . guess the Vermont apple orchards agree with her. . . she,s now raising little Macys .... S111 CYl'IIZt'.Y1lIl1t' lost the last presidential election . . . the Republicans were laughing so hard at his jokes. politi- cal and otherwise. that they forgot to vote . . . judy Dritrich was voted the Most Athletic WVoman of the Year . . .on the side. she coaches the Toronto lVIaple Leaves . . . as we looked around Bev's house, we noticed many paintings by Carole Ill' Rouvillc . . . not only did she paint the pictures. she also painted the walls .... Vario de Sousa had white bucks on and a plaid vest . . . quite the whoope-e boy . . . he's kept the college fashions back a few years . . . liked the co-eds so much. he said he'd rather not graduate . . . Paul Eckert was talking to Connie Ellszeorth at one corner of the room . . . he is a practicing dentist in St. Louis . . . he dot-sn't have to use for teeth extractions . . . the Southern women patients just naturally go into a deep coma when he comes near . , . Connie tied his story . . . she took over Bankhead's Sunday program on T. V. . . . her steady listeners and lookers wrote so many letters saying they were intrigued, that now her sponsors have to let her stay on for four hours . . . ever seen her? . . . AI Evans was showing some snaps of his fabulous collection of antiquated cars . . . Altha Funk is head nurse of San Diego hospital . . . all the movie and television stars go there to re- cuperate . . . it was an unusually warm evening, so there was dancing on the terrace . . . Flint's Five supplied the dreamy and reminiscent music that Hoated throughout the whole house . . . Dick always was musically minded . . . Ro: Fink had on a stun- ning baby blue suit . . . she's Broadway's latest nit- wit . . . tickets are still unavailable after two years . . . E11 Graff interrupted Terry Hillcho1 .t line ol' chatter every few minutes to tell ol' his newly-perfected racing auto . . . he had a liew awards in his back pocket . . . Terry's been to Jupiter to view their medical situation and reports that some of the Jupiter gentlemen aren't bad . . . Herb Granziiz . . . he's been professor of German in several colleges, but he says he's going to start teaching the Nlars language to his students . . . he teaches jazz on the side . . . Russ Gritrch is on the newly formed Inter-Planetary Business Relations Board . . . Ray Gzicrtin is some eoach, so we hear . . . of girls' hockey and swim- ming in VVashington. that is . . . john Houck and Ronnie Hziglzm were discussing their latest inventions . . . John drew his ultra car design and Ronnie showed him his new no-work fishing rod . . . he's caught some wlioppers. too . . . 11iIIflll1'l'II liicllcy . . . Slll',5 traveled all over the world with a famous ballet company . . . they go to Saturn next . . , QT?

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Juniors Bollom row Roxlnni Rcxnolds Ruth Houck Nancx Brxant, Fan Kmllmn Lols Lawntall Marx A1161 Lectc, C xrolxn Kmtzlcr, Eleanor Piulx Rosvmarx Lhurw o1n Kalllhan Bcrxl Tram lllzdrile you M'1rx Phllllps Marx Lou RlFh'1fdSOD, Nmu Prssrott, Ll1r1st1m Bri hm Cla1rL M1rlw Carol NICGrath, Cxnthn rld1I'ltCT, 'mr Canlough Bmuzlx N1cDow1ll -Xrlcm Crxnofl' Top rou Barharl Swcct, Nlarshi Hallcnbsclx Lol1 Costello 0 1n Suthulwnd lpllcn S10g1l, Jannt Sutlu rlind Lan Baxlm Suz mm Gunthnr hulrwh' rn ION 1 the 0 0111 planmnff xx l'l1lL Illlibllflff on our xmdxuchc du1N1m1s 1hout rnlrc sl1mL11tx mallmq our mxxtltlonx puhllfltx fx 1r1t1C duoritmff lor our Blum Nloon tl1CmQ Scotch mpc ind Crq L pipar trmg Qllttkflllff xt11Q md m1r1x xtn J laddu C21l'lITl1tltN no om could I'KCO0'I'l1ZL thx B1 Gxm' 111 thc ucrung ...i,qk, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pze zdent Dl'FORkST Pkklxl-R lf 111' Pierzdffnl wlIlIAXI HMI-S Sttlffllly 'Num PRl'HfOTT 1111114111 CKROIXN lxR1T71PR Left to rzght D1-Forest Parker, C irolxn Kntzler, Wllllam Haxes, lNancx Prcscott lufll l V Q vi- 2 it wi' . , , 1, lv lvl 5 .w, A vm , 1 1 12 I' In 1-j, 1' 1 .,J. , h ' 'f 1 4' , ' il . . 1 , 2 tl' 1 ' 1 - - , , 2 . ,Y f 2 .. A . I 1 . 1 r, 1 I . . ,il 2 X' ,- 4 , , kc I . . K ,Jl I-, V1 . . I . . . . . thx- class of '52 . . . '. . . . . wc wt' - mln t at ' t p . . . ' aupcr succvss was tht' Alumni Ball . . . will wc rvvr forgvt it? . . . n'0n1n1ittm-v . . . . . . . . . . ,, ,, K 'z 5 '.f '. '. wr. .111- S 5' .... 1 Lf . 'Z Ir' - ' ' , . , V .,. . 1 ' A' f 1 .,., 1',-Qt' 2:1 4 T 1 1 ' , . , I . ' .,1 W 1 .,