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Schuyler Campbell 601 South Petty Street Gaffney, South Carolina “Schuyler” . . . Chanel No. 5 . . . good looking dad . . . ATO’s at Duke, Princeton, Pawley’s, Durham, New York . . . KA’s at South Carolina . . . Scarlett O’Hara . . . history whi . . . escapades at the Mayflower . . . rash letters . . . John Robert Powers . . . “You know what 1 mean” . . . sweet, sophisticated and charming . . . acquired a taste for Oklahoma City, but Harvard’s had it . . . wild and wooly west is too much for our southern belle . . . pick coffee cup . . . Garfinkels . . . “Mama says loves caviar and champagne . . . also B.B. and B. . . . always willing to listen to everyone ' s problems but comes up with even more perplexing ideas . . . bridge expert . . . forty-two . . . SAE’s . . . Happy Spring. World Affairs. I, 2; French Club, 1, 2; Uei.i. Cote, 2; Secretary -Treasurer of Merriweathei House, 2. “To love life is to love God. Cary Carmichael 117 Lawrfnceyille Street McDonough, Georgia “Cary” . . . Cary nation — Georgia peach! . . . big brown eyes . . . “I’m determined to go to the library tonight” . . . “Let’s have a little field house action” . . . always smiling . . . member of Sinister Spinster Sisters . . . “Neva, don’t you dare get snowed!” . . . yea, Phi Delts . . . loves “It’s all In The Game” . . . “Jo Pop” . . . “No mail again today” . . . “Too bad Quill’s letter was wonderful” . . . rock and roll shoes . . . hates bugs . . . “How’s Green ie?” . . . “13” . . . “Youuuu ollll!” . . . never in a bad mood . . . “Were going to be in bed by 10:30” . . . loves to eat . . . “Texas is so flat” . . . those lost W L weekends . . . sailor cap in the swimming pool . . . best roommate a girl could have . . . “That’s all.” Lend-a-Hand. I. 2; Glee Club, 2. ' Beauty seen is never lost.” [23
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Suzanne Brown 1734 CoLDWATER Canyon Drive Beverly Hills, California “Suzie . . . “I ' m really snowed this time . . . the most unorganized organizer on campus . . . Shalimar perfume . . . fabulous week-ends at Sewanee . . . Bermuda is still Paradise . . . “wouldn’t you just love a piece of candy? . . . Greenwich Village is just great . . . Lanz dresses . . . long, painted fingernails . . . famous for losing plane tickets . . . loquacious . . . “let ' s have a party . . . bananas for breakfast . . . “I’m just not the tweedy type . . . loves to knit on Study Day . . . “California, here I come . . . “Well, it ' s 1 a. m.. I’ve just got to study . . . another weekend, another snowman . . . five-foot two, eyes of blue . . . “tomor- row I’m going on a diet. World Affairs, 1. 2; Hull Con, 1, 2; French Club, 1, 2: Cole House President, 2; Co-op, 2; Student Court, 2. “ A good natured prison is never out of place ” Caron Burke c o Mr. and Mrs. William Kinnaird 1303 West moor Trail WlN NT 1KA, ll LINOIS “Caron’’ . . . “hi, ya’ll . . . “Annapolis just isn ' t the same this year’’ . . . cronic com- plainer of the hypocondria variety . . . “but, honest, Mrs. Weir said I had appendicitis . . . insists she got mono from her brother . . . whats this about a newspaper route last summer? . . . “I ' m asleep, somebody open the window and let in some air . . . doesn’t “sweat” anything but zoology . . . Peter and the Wolf . . . “I’m snowed, really snowed — he’s a real southern gentleman” . . . insists Chicago is paradise . . . Prince- ton rates high ... “1 want to marry a Nav man. but he’ll have to be an admiral . . . “honest. I’m a Yankee . . . “yeah, uh- lmh”. Glee Club. 1. 2: President of Glee Club, 2; Cheer- leader. I, 2; Leaders, 2; Spanish Club, 1; Christian Forum, I; Lend-a-Hand, 1, 2. “ ’ ? full of ?nusi( as chons of singing birds ' 22
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Victoria Cleveland 2350 King Place, N.W. Washington 7. I). C. “Vicky” ... a pretty, petite blond with an arm load ol books running, tripping, and falling from library to class and back again . . . have a little coffee with your sugar, Vick . . . Pontiac. America’s no. 1 road car?? — or I). K. America s no. 1 salesman? . . . you’ll never know her secrets unless you speak Spanish . . . “let me tell you sumthin” . . . vivacious, loquacious, flirtatious . . . the Venus of her day . . . the hostess with the mostess . . . dependable, diligent . . . an aspiring homemaker . . . yogart for lunch . . . “I’m sooo mad Bunny Bright Eyes ... an accomplished modern dancer . . .is “Able with Kane” to be happy . . . “can’t live with him, can’t live without him.” Spanish Club. 1.2; Spanish Club President, 2; Dance Club Secretary-Treasurer. 1; Dance Club President. 2; Honoi Council. 2: Honor Council Secretary, 2. “ Come and l)ij) it as ye go, on the light , fantastic toe” Neva Chant hers 2110 Avondale Wichita Falls, Texas “Neva” ... “I’ll sleep first and then study” . . . “Please make me get up for breakfast, I need to gain weight” . . . “Johnny just called” ... “I don’t want any dates because I have so much work” . . . “miss those W L weekends at the Kappa Sig House” . . . “Lost my contact lens again” . . . “ugh, Spanish” . . . “Those care packages sure are good!” . . . Lone Star Slate ... “I don’t believe it” . . . “Is this dress too loud?” “Don’t play the radio so early in the morn- ing” . . . Looking forward to “Round-Up” at Texas . . . many packages from Neiman Marcus . . . “Gotta get organized” . . . little sleeping action . . . “Why don’t you fix that darn faucet?” . . . the “tank” . . . Thunderbird and the Espionage. Social League. I: Lend-a-Hand, I, 2; Dance Club, 1; Psychology Club, 2. “ The sweetest son I that ever look ' d with human eyes” 24 ]
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