Nightingale Bamford School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Time land of our ctreamsi Already tour from our small group had founol their ultimate happiness tlaere. Soon otiierswoulci come and settle,-1 pioneers in tile progress oi a new lanci. But we must ioe careful, terriloly careful, not to spoilt it, not to HCHSITI in on a good tliingfs We must iiave tore- ttiougimt and wisciom for the future. We must not act wrongly. We became aware of tire seriousness of our position. We were ttre forerun- ners of modern Utopian civiiization. it is lootli our oluty ancl our sacrect trust not to let it fail into tire wrong iiancis. We must be careiui, terriioly careful, of tile future. SUSIE BONNETT THE ELEVEN LI EEY HTS Journalist: Betty Ball Nlain Feature: Blue eyes 'Pip 3 D 11.134 E gypgfufeg 5 80 cf Higirligiilz Airing views I Known For: Desire to attend a Vvestern college Misquote: Directness Favorite Expression: l cionit lilce to say tilis, Inuit- Autliorz Susie Bonnett Main Feature: Figure Setting: Near tiie radiator Known For: individuality Printing Error: Franlcness Favorite Expression: Why, surei Soprano: Pat 'Dingvvaii Main Feature: Smile Favorite Pitcilz Jazz Known For: Enthusiasm Off Key: Constant verticai movement Favorite Expression: Let's harmonize C7 Q Lf.. Q4fI.Q CQ Sculptor: Britt ciu Toit lVlain Feature: Arched eyeiarows Favorite Subject: Stuciying Known For: Desire to iearn Q .b oapl- L o ,,-,E Baci impression: Quiiaiaiing Favorite Expression: Old, Fiddle otee rica kQonl'ralt0: Ellen Hough Main Feature: Cliesiiire grin Program: Hulnming Known For: Serenity Discorct: Memory F Favorite Expression: Gil, clear. 1 'C' i1 Q,-,-'f 5- f ' 23

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guage. Even Susie with her twelve years oi French and iour of Latin was unahie to find any derivation for it. Luckily Terry was with us, and she was aisle to set up a system of communication hy gestures which was readily understood hy hoth the Utopians and herself. She asked them if they would teii us something of their planet, or show us part of their world. They seemed to agree, for their eyes hiinked hiue and yellow. We found out that the steaming we saw on top of the conicai forma- tions was from cooking. They put their food deep inside, and it was siowiy cooiced hy the heat issued from the center of their sphere. On hearing that Charlotte dashed off with some of the Utopian women to sample these new foods, heing hored with earthly provender. We stayed with these people for a few weeks, and as time went hy, Joan found in them the capacity to appreciate and understand music, and she decided to stay and teach them ali she nlcnew. She was very much interested in their musical instruments and hoped to learn much herself. During the time we-spent there, Betty and Gail went off on long field trips. Betty was iooicing for some icind of an animai resemhiing the early American horse. She found none of those, hut did discover a new animal, totaiiy unfamiliar to her, which not only carried burdens of human weight, hut yodeiied also. Gail, on the other hand, was constantly on the iooicout for scientific matter to ioring hack with her to Earth. She carried with her a hiacic notehooic, and at the end of our stay, it was fun of scientific data. These strange people of Utopia are hoth tail and stately. They are iight compiexioned and wonderful to iooic upon. in them Britt found a marvelous mixture ot ancient Greek and modern Scandinavian, and so she, also directed hy her eager heart, decided to stay and find a happy lite among them. It was almost time for us to leave and carry hack to Earth the data we had collected. Pat, after vainly trying to instill some of her quickness and ahiiity in the DANCE into the Utopians, finaiiy gave up in despair and decided to return with us. Wir'h. the iast pitiful words, They just arenyt hepin she once more ciimhed the steps of the spaceship. Ellen tried to calm her, hut in the end had to give up. Ellen had found philosophic calm among the Utopians and decided to remain. We were all ready to leave, hut we couidnit find Charlotte. We learned from one of the women of the planet that she had ioeen so iniiu- enced hy their food and method of cooking it that she would stay with Joan, Britt, and Ellen to live with the Utopians. She also saw taint glimpses of a chance for their social advancement, and was already maiz- ing plans for society ciuhs, dancing classes, etc. The rest of us left Utopia with a happy hope tor the future. Utopia! 22 '

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Composer: Janine Jordan 2 Main Feature: Hair Ttiemez Dreaming Known For: Gliding' walk Wrong Sequence: Never having a pencil Favorite Expression: It was a riott Pianist: Joan Kennedy Main Feature: Small waist Program: Practicing time piano Known For: Punctuality Mistake: Obstinacy I Favorite Expression: You're tate. Designer: Monique Piiieger Main Feature: Complexion Display: Sparkling Known For: Spontaneity Ott Center: Playing I'100Ii6y Favorite Expression: Gosh, Otl txemtoclc Ballerina: Charlotte Taylor Main Feature: Face Favorite Position: Heading some place Known For: Efficiency stumble: Clicking tleets Favorite Expression: Now listen. Model: Terry Turner Item Stcetctleciz Legs Usual Pose: Hurrying Known For: Detail Wrong Perspective: Gesticutating Favorite Expression: Ott, you know what I meant Actress: Gait Vvard Main Feature: Eyes Title Role: Talking Known For: Frienctliness Miscue: Organization Favorite Expression: Vvett-uh--. '24