Miss Fines School - Link Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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i IX X XI X INKLING Staff Scenery Committee Madrigal Group INKLING Staff Library Council Madrigal Group Instrumental Group Glee Club Representative INKLING Staff for THE ENCHANTED Head of Tables Committee for Dance Madrigal Group Instrumental Group Head of Tables Committee for Fall Dance Props Committee for THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH INKLING Sta ff Mary Amelia McMorris Once there was a young squirrel who didn't want to gather nuts all day or play with his friends all the time. So he worked very, very hard every chance he had and fixed up a secret tree hollow very nicely. Every afternoon he would go to his hollow and listen for many hours to the bird's chirp ing, and these melodies made him ecstatically happy. There he would lie down and listen and think about all sorts of abstruse things, which he loved. MORAL: Music hath charms to make an ivory tower. n mf 14 ao? W fargo Sl if 1.1

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IX INKLING Staff Library Council Junior Varsity Hockey Team Junior Varsity Basketball Team Scenery Committee for THE ENCHANTEL X Business Manager of THE INKLING Library Council Junior Varsity Hockey Team Junior Varsity Basketball Team Xl Editor-in -Chief of THE LNKLING Varsity Hockey Team Co-Manager of Varsity Basketball Team Honorary II Private School Hockey Team New Jersey Field Hockey Association Scenery Committee for DEAR BRUTUS XII Editor-in -Chief of THE LINK is INKLING Staff Chairman of Publicity Committee for THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH Varsity Hockey Team Judith Levin A There was once a smart and frisky young poodle A who lived a life of luxury in a top -floor penthouse, ' But she longed to see the world and soon escaped from the penthouse. She roamed around to her heart's content, leading the most carefree existence until one day she heard the sound of music, and, being naturally curious, followed it until she found herself in a grand concert hall. The hall was full of noise and confusion. A stage manager ran by f shouting that the famous singer who was to appear , had broken her contract. But the poodle, entranced i 3 by the music of the musicians warming up, sat hum- GT N 7 ming in a corner. When the musicians heard her, they begged her to take over for the absent singer, C-L Q I 1 and so she did, and sang so beautifully that she was world famous by the next morning. MORAL: Not all poodles lead dogs' lives. 13

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Tower H111 School Wllmrngton Delaware INKLING Staff Propertles Commrttee for TRIO ON THE THAMES Cheerleader Junror Varsrty Hockey Team Tennrs Squad INKLLNG Staff Madrrgal Group Costume Commrttee for DEAR BRUTUS Varsrty Hockey Team ,Tumor Varsrty Basketball Team Tennrs Squad X Class Representatrve to the Athletrc Assocratron Class Representatrve to the Amerrcan Freld Servrce Commrttee Madrrgal Group Co Charrman of the Propertres Commrttee for THE SKLN OF OUR TEETH Co Manager of the Hockey Team Captarn of the Jumor Varsrty Hockey Team N.....Z ancy Wescoat N lcholes A very pretty and young turtle came north havrng spent all her l1fe Ill the South She was an outgotng turtle and made her way qurte nrcely Ill the Yankee pond Berng SUSPICIOUS of the Southern type some of the other turtles were wary at frrst They refused to let her do anythrng or even grve her credrt for what she drd manage to do But there was one turtle who saw through the others folly and exclarmed to all Yankee turtledom that she was an honest and hardworkrng turtle MORAL A Southern belle ungs just as true as any other 15 IX ' , ' ' , X XI