Nightingale Bamford School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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THE ELA55 WILL Betty Ball leaves her love of the West to Barbara White. susie Bonnett gives the library eoueti track to the sohool. Pat Dingvvall leaves the auditorium to the Silvers. Britt du Toit leaves her red shoes for exhihition. Ellen Hough leaves the altos stranded. Jan Jorctan leaves tier piano arrangement of Tea for Twou to Barbara Van Brunt. Joan Kfinnecty leaves the key of the Steinway piano to Nancy Klee. Monique Pttieger leaves tier drive to the Bureau of Motoi' Vehicles. Charlotte Taylor leaves tier gayest moments to the Fourth Grade and tier luncti periocl to the Sixes. Terry Turner leaves HYorl4villeH to Elsie East. Gail Ward leaves tier Eighth Grade Grammar to the incoming Senior Class. FAMOUS MASTERPIEEES Mrs. Boecklin: Nowv we know just how much we have lostf, Mrs. Boline: Far away placesf, Mrs. Davis: U1 hear music, but tl1.ere's no one ttreref, Miss Harrison: She tract a ctarlc and roving eye, and tier hair hung down in ringeletsf, Mrs. Keyser: You c1on,t need analysing,-In A Miss McBride: EKTIIICFC are smiles'-H Madame Stevenson: HDites-moi pourquoir-fn Mrs. Sweet: Buttons anct Bowsf, 19

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THE ELASS PHUPHEIIY On a dark, foggy night in the middle of a huge field eleven semi-wet figures sioshed hack and forth through the opaque mist around a giant spaceship. It was the class of ,5i, transported through time to the year 1999, preparing for a trip to explore the new planet Utopia, which had just heen discovered. We had tirstheard ahout it from Charlotte, who, as editor of the Inter-Planetary Gazette, released the story to the puhiic. Straightway We made our waylto the new ultra-modern science huiiding, estahished for the promotion of higger and hetter solar systems, to get a guide for our expedition. There we found the head administrator, Gail Ward, and after many profuse greetings on hoth sides, she said she would he glad to lead our exploration party. The rest of the class had gathered from far and wide and we were soon ready to leave. Britt, in charge of Food and Nourishment, had brought along generous supplies of raw vegetables .-I also hard, hrown hread, all of which contained daily nutritional requirements. Terry,s eyehrows went up in shocked amazement, and a groan escaped her lips as she watched these preparations. It was hard for her to leave the rich foods and deli- cacies of Earth. Vvith a pained expression she got ahoard the spaceship. UElieni Eiienin we all shouted, for it was imperative to have a naviga- tor on such a trip, and with calm detachment Ellen walked up and mounted the steps to our ship. She looked at the maps and charts already supplied hy Gail, and with the aid of her Senior mathematics she readily under- stood them ali. But what of the piiot?H and the words had scarcely left our lips when Monique came racing up in a new high powered jet car nearly humping into Susie sitting near the warm engine knitting hrightiy colored earphone coverings. In the midst of the hustle and hustle Joan and Charlotte appeared glaring at each other. Charlotte wore her firemanys red spacesuit while Joan Haunted her tangerine one. But Joan soon calmed down when we led her to the special piano we had had installed in the ship. One of the last to arrive was Jan, who was heing driven to the space- ship hy a carioad of young admirers. She laughed gaiiy at them au, waved, and gracefully entered the ship. From her Texan ranch Betty gaiioped onto the field on a horse, one of those animals from the Hold days, now practically extinct. She got into 20