Northampton School for Girls - Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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SENIOR CELEBRITIES MOST POPULAR 1. Nancy Day 2. Sheila Walsh BEST CONVERSATIONALIST 1. Martha Peck 2. Barbara Bruce MOST POISED 1. Wendy Hicks 2. Sally Allen BEST DRESSED 1. Jackie Foster 2. Sally Allen BEST ALL-AROUND 1. Sheila Walsh 2. Bobby Mauro Mary Sessions MOST PEP 1. Lizzie Lane 2. Bobby Mauro BEST ATHLETE 1. Sheila Walsh 2. Bobby Mauro INTELLECT PLUS 1. Barbara Bruce 2. Frances Hazlehurst FIRST MARRIED 1. janet Hinds 2. Kitty Miller CUTEST 1. Ann Dodge 2. Ann Babbitt Bobby MacNeil Shirley Carter DONE MOST FOR N .S.F.G. 1. Arden Tinti 2. Janie Mattas WITTIEST 1. Frances Hazlehurst 2. Wendy Hicks MOST PERSONALITY 1. Jackie Foster 2. Wendy Hicks BEST HUMORED 1. Sheila Walsh 2. Joanne Polito BIGGEST VAMP 1. Kitty Miller 2. June Ramsay MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 1. Arden Tinti 2. Beryl Atkinson MOST GLAMOROUS 1. Wendy Hicks 2. Ouisi Williamson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 1. Mary Sessions 2. Arden Tinti Barbara Bruce Camilla Cowardin FAMOUS CAMPUS CHARACTER Hot Lips fZe doglj N EATEST 1. Jackie Foster 2. Sue Bray Margie Rowe MESSIEST 1. Muffy Morgan CLASS HEARTBREAKER Henry David