Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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eye 1' Yr., Q ,:., , 4 if 4. as ii , 5 Iwi? vw 51 2 if ix ,E MARCIA MCCOMB NELSON MOREHOUSE Marcia is a beautiful host- His taciturnity conceals an ess and a senior-beautiful. amiable nature. Q, PATRICIA MOREHOUSE ANN NUGENT JOHN PANNUCCI g Sparkling CYCS, Smile, and Friendly Ann rates an A Our All-American heart- A A diamond-that's Patsy, one for her pleasing personality. throb, sporting trophies and .-':' 3 of our stars. pin-ups. Vp, .lkk E I Among fhe firsi' fen in fhe class we have five boys, alfhough :IQ 'Phe rafio of girls fo boys is 2 +o I. Our I953 yearbook, ecliied by AnneH'e Bair and Rufh Howland, with Cameron Fraser as rzr Business Manager, has se'r sfill another record. Igp 1'ff in 'izl A ELEANOR PLA'I'I'EN A girl from Tyre with heart interests there. 15.53 ,- ii ,fir 3 DOROTHY POLLARD Quips and cranks and wanton wiles, Nods and becks and wreathed smiles. 23 SHEILA POTTER LEONARD PROSEUS A sweet little imp making Dr, Proseus can diag- faces at life. nose a Ford's ailments.

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i MARGARET REARDON Maida's a tower of cle- pendability with keen bus- iness acumen. Fi t92'faga ,.1-- i 1 f '-A- 1 2 2 . 31 w a . rf ' V. far q ' f: 61.1.2-5 ' -' ' SSS? i jAMES ROMEO Refugee from the routine with his boogie and ba- loney. ESTHER REYNOLDS As a nurse, Estl1er's charm will quicken anyone's pulse! ROSEMARIE SABATINI Peppy Rowee doesn't put-on-the-dog g she just likes them. ELIZABETH SEELEY Sentiment, with a wise- crack ! DAVID E. ROGERS Dave's talent in studies and' music will surely be an asset to a bright future. DAVID N. ROGERS Popular Dave has been the spark plug of many of our teams and all our class activities. 05 O F .4 953 5 gl' in Q is 1 y-g, ': 5, lizigl . uf Z-'5 at I mf' lfrfffs an g-.4! IMMZNIAJ X , ll ll IQ, ,fs 'nz w ey, Qt 1Qy Wnllv K .1 qxr Q: f 1 l J ! x. a , f vi' ,-1 'Q' ff, yi Wig: ,..g 5-EZ-Ewi! , -lf 2 ' N 1 4- L V 1 . ' ff ,-'- 'ff l' : ,??3' . ,E A. 9 .-lj' 1' ',u VK .af 1 ,ii iA?5f,,,':3' -,lv Vi 1, 'iff A f' 2225:-if f' ' ' A'?1'Q,, 9:iC1 ,Mx ' 1 ', fax . A. M a '22 ,-.'r,e2:-eh5 ' Mo iff? 4 4 . 32:34-. G' I:-2' ' A - llw ' 'I : wg. y r' Q-' A x- .. QT-iiagf., P5 .-' 0-Q ,rv ' VIRGINIA SALERNO A high-stepping majorette with a io-bounce. MARIANNE SCOTT Her loveliness I scarce did see until she smiled on me. The tinal goal tor every Myndersian-Gracluation-with its caps and gowns, its joys and sorrows is approaching rapidly-much too rapidly. While we loolc forward to its ioys - 24 Ba W A 1 3x,' l 'WW