Northfield School - Highlights Yearbook (East Northfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1962 volume:

Un wara' One step at a tnne. We move through ln'e as the pioneers of olcL with Adventure, Curiosim Fellowshno, Striving to blaze new trails and to bring lzght, Where there is darkness. an vt QP Www f Q , . I F , . . 3 ' ik ,, . I? s 1 fs . N .5 : i fs ER A M TPR I.. -m. :ga-f ?'if'7 'A ,-WW . .y,,., ,a' ,4w-,fn + . ' A 'if X :gg my , .Q-' x J 45,1 ff-wwf ' ' xxar . , ,Q .gfir , , ,--'Mimrfv ,k - , 1.4. .1 V A.. ,M M A iw .y . f 2 Aw'1LV5.,'xNkJ-vl?f7.y,E2 . in V 4 f .1 !L'4'fC. Qne'f,Zl'l. '4x --f' 'ff ,.a. Lf' 141- HICHLICH 2 I NOR THFIELD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS EAST NOR THFIELD MASSACHUSETTS 1.9612 ,,, V 1 , .1 For timely aid For pleasant evenings For organization from behind the scenes For knowledge of the tight thing For guidance For her interest in each of us and her grace in expressing it We, the class of 1962 dedicate out yearbook to DOROTHY A. MEAN Y T' X - . yla NQUIT!llmmmmlIIHHIBHIYI1Ill!!Hlm!DlXl!llWmlY'F!NHK!!ZVIH!!IYWWW1l1TK!1Y1!l!vmg',y 1 Y , FERNE -Wir l i K' -Svldat. 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E. 9 Mathematics Mount Holyoke, B.A. Ellen Bamford CMrs.D House Instructor Merrill-Keep Katharina Berger CMrs.D Head of Hall East Marquand Gertrude N. Bolles Clarice Carpenter Director of Assistant in Library Cooperative Housekeeping Colorado State University, House Instructor, B.S. Mira B. Wilson Columbia University, M.A. Skidmore College, B.S. Nancy K. Daley Constance Daloz History Physical Education Smith College, B-A Skidmore College, B.S. F. Benjamin Carr, jr. Chaplain, Bible Assistant Senior Class Teacher Cornell University,'B.A. Union Theological Seminary, B.D. , .. , VAEH 'Wat f , W - 'Eg g K. Ai Mabel Darrah Executive Secretary of the Alumnae Association Springfield Library School Alice Baldwin CMrs. J. EJ English University of Delaware, A.B. HE I ---. ,Q . f is iii' rs. 3, ,g 5 15 1 use-:EQ V T il Margaret Bigelow Bible Boston University, B.S. Columbia University, M.A if K e,'-11 Sarah M. Curtis Mathematics Acting Head of Department Middlebury, A.B., A.M. Eleanor L. Davis Head of History Department Mount Holyoke, B.A. Radcliffe, M.A. I0 CM.. .fi ' . ix K Louise Dorchester, s .Wx Elinor M. Douglass CMIS- A- HJ English Head of Hall, Hillside Duke University, A.B. Columbia University, A.M. University of North Carolina, M.S in L.S. -VV S., at Margaret Fallon Deborah Fixter fMrs. W. L.J Latin Assistant Librarian Wilson College, B.A. Rutgers University, B.L.S. Columbia University, M.A. Edith M. DeWolfe Elizabeth Dorchester QMrs. D. CJ French House Instructor, Academic Counselor Marquand to juniors University of North Middlebury College, B.A. Carolina, A.B. ...nl Ruth E. Ellison Sigourney Esty French Associate Director of Head of Modern Language Admissions Department Smith College, A.B. jackson, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Middlebury, M.A. Bryn Mawr College Institut Britannique Victoria Freeman English Wellesley College, B.A, Smith College, M.A. Elizabeth M. Gage Biology Simmons College, B.S. University of Michigan, M.S. Patience Genthner CMrs. G. CJ Head of Hall, West Gould Lesley College Goucher College M. Louise Gilbert Spanish Wheaton College, B.A. Middlebury College, M.A. up-.Q-A 543. ,.-, ' la X.. jean Gray House Instructor, Marquand School of Domestic Science Marion G. Given 1Mrs. S. HJ Librarian Bryant 84 Stratton Business College New Haven State Teachers Qoflege 'N Doris G. Guillumette French Barnard, B.A. C. Nancy Hendler Piano Yale University, B.Mus., M.Mus. Olive L, Horn Head of Classical Language Department Adviser to Town Students Wilson College, B.A. janet Jacobs Margaret C. Gair Harper History Mount Holyoke College, A.B. Bryn Mawr College, M.A. Mary Ann Higgins CMrs. G. AJ Director of Extra-Curricular Activities Physical Education Skidmore College, B.S. Marion L. Horner House Instructor, Weston School of Domestic Science Lewis Hotel Training School lf jennie Johnson Academic Dean, History IME- Charles Ll Oberlin College, A.B. Radcliffe College, M.A. House Instructor, East ft. Q03 1 ff. ,fi 'F aw tg. it It 2 Jean Hatheway CMrs. H, HJ Biology Smith, A.B. gf . I :N K2 sl 2 Winifred Hill Latin Grinnell College, B.A. Hartford School of Religious Education, ' ' 5: 53 . f -Fifi' -D -we M5275 -' - . Q J i,-i 23:svZ:3Q if Holly J. Howarth French' Wilson, A.B. at . .x ,K JE' i 1 kc George W. Hayes English Columbia, A,B., A.M. sir , iii g i' . I ii 41, 122 Doris Hopkins CMrs.J Head of Hall Center Gould '-:ii' V: .- a .,.sa I A t sst Elisabeth Irish Mathematics Smith, A.B. Harvard, Ed.M. X24- 2 .C ,: V fam P Douglas A. jones Florence jones CMrs. Head of Art Department Biology Assistant Junior Class Radcliffe, B.A., M.A. Teacher Yale, B.F.A. Temple, M.F.A. Alfred University Elizabeth W. Knowlton Assistant Director of Cooperative Housekeeping Boston School of Domestic Science 'l' e ' May Lanphear CMrs. Marshallj House Instructor Revell-Holton it t. S. Wynne Keever Rachel H. King Executive Assistantg Head of Bible Department English Smith, B.A, University of University of Chicago, Pennsylvania, B.A., M.A. M.A. University of Colorado, M.A. Olive L. Leach Karen Lindsley fMf5- ROY F-5 Mathematics Assistant House Instructor, Wellesley College, B.A. Gould University of Maine Marguerite Liniger Helene Luther Katherine W. Maclver Jane E. McFarland French YMFS- E- H-D CMrs.J Bible, History Ecole Professionelle Head of Hall Assistant in Library Smith College, A.B. Neuchitel West Marquand Boston School of Domestic Brev. de B. Boston Childrt-n's Science Hospital, R.N. vlxiil NV ,V X ' . u fi was - , ', ' Carolyn M. Mann Jane S. Morrow 5 I Mathematics Physical Education ANU! O 'Nl' , Universgyif Cognecticut, Wilson, A.B. 4 , ,9'7f'6rf+.t 72 HTS 54 f' ma' 'fl V Hin 1,11 ,.,..rff 9. 4, , ,f 1' V - Hifi., ,fr + ' 1 J' Y A Qfhfr, -1 'af , , 'YARST 124' 7 f f' 2 , A f fm' Mary B. Morse Bradford W. Newcomb ii N0 y -'X I 5 i History Music, English Connecticut College, New England Conservatory B.A., M.A. of Music Universite de Geneve Middlebury College, B.S. Universitv of Massachusetts Marion B. Newcomb fMrs. B. WJ Bible Colby College, B.A. Boston University, M.A. wee tm . - 6532 lang we , ,Q S 'RFQ mites at i , , Margaret J. Osborn CMrs.D House Instructor Gould Hall -is ad' 4 .. .5 . . . 4 I ' , ' -...saapf 5 Edith C. Passmore Academic Counselor to Seniors University of Delaware, Elizabeth Newton fMrs. H. AJ Relief House Instructor Bettina E. Otto fMrs.J Director of Admissions Tufts College, B.S. Jean Margaret Peirce Dietitian University of Maine, B.S. University of New Hampshire M S Mildred Nourse lMrs.J Assistant Head of Hall Revell-Holton , Q5 5 ll J 'W S 2 4' gem 'Q r J , .,,, Dora E. Palmer English Adviser to Town Students Radcliffe, A.B. Boston University, M.Ed. fini? Barbara Pfeil fMrs, Hartleyj French Sophomore Class Teacher Middlebury A B as is we 2h a 1 t tr M is R252 x sf o Wa 1 2. 522251: fir K f ' . l 5 Ki: 1 Dorothy Olsson Head Nurse Faulkner Hospital, R.N. George L. Partridge Chemistry Oberlin, B.A., M.A. if t ff, . ..,.,. , Q Q ,. are r M , Hartley Pfeil English Faculty Sponsor, Literary Magazine Keene Teachers College B.S. , .. , . . Columbia University, BLS- B.Ed. 1141539 3 li 14 l ' 'i P -ss ef -s ... -fi QW .25 ,-,. f Q? ' A 627, Xml in hw- - Julia Pierce if-ms wx fa N.. L -Q-...., Hannah Playful CMrs. V. AJ House Instructor Hillside Margie Preston CMrs. Walter CJ Head of Hall East Hall Flora McDonald College Art Academy of Cincinnati Fanny J. Place CMrs.J Nurse House Instructor, Gould Holyoke City Hospital, Mount Ida R.N. New York School of Design Stella Pokrywka Nurse, R.N. -f ur, ' iz. 'L ' !fJ Charlotte Putnam fMrs. R. EJ Mathematics Wellesley College, A.B. .. .,t'. i 'f fa 'ww Virginia B. Raymond Cecilia Allan Reed CMrs. A. RJ fMrs. Chalmersb Music, Latin Assistant Head of Hall Boston University, A.B. Berkshire Business College r A ,,, Helen Prescott Head of Hall Merrill-Keep Keene Teachers College Lewis Hotel Training Marshall G. Pratt English Harvard University, B.S. School 'E ee? X iii Cornelia M. Ransom Albert R. Raymond Mathematics Head of Music Department Wells College, B.A. Director of Choral Music Boston University, Mus.B., M.A. joseph W. Reeves Grace Robertson Bible Head of Physical Education Asbury College, B.A. Department Boston University School Senior Class Teacher of Theology, S.T.B. Barnard, B.A. Helena Rowland CMrs. Reginaldj Head of Hall Revell-Holton Belcourt Seminary - .sf ,. ff X la , si sad' I iss Elsie S. Scott Chemistry, Physics Middlebury College, B.S., M.S. Elizabeth C. Small Helen L. Sampson CMrs. Charlesb Head of Hall Mira B. Wilson S6 ,J . -- 53 is 63 sl V t Chester G, Seamans German Amherst, A.B. jean Louise Smith k ss. 3, gs gn E l 'Wm- J X if 1 - rarer Y ,ww 4' Q5 ififzlj ast- f Elizabeth C. Sanderson Head of English Department Pembroke College, A.B. Radcliffe College, A.M. U .J -V - M at-wfz 2- t '- 'iff -' , ,.,. s f--'- f- , , ,, , ea 'q:..:::f:,m?!ei1eW13Q C, ss? fl Alice Seeley CMrs. HJ Head of Hall, Moore New York University Upsala College HH K fi az, ff r gf , Q sf' t the., f H....i' . A , Charles Solms, M.D. sis: Vassia Savcheff CMrs.J House Instructor State Gimnasia of Ploudiu, Bulgaria Nirsch's Privat Zuschneideschule, Berlin Gladys Severance QMrs.D House Instructor Moore Barbara Elizabeth Southard English Faculty House Hostess School Physician Bible Director of Dramatics Occidental College, A.B. Trinity, BIS. Associate Academic Mount Holyoke College, University of Chicago, University of Rochester, Counselor for Juniors B.A. Divinity School, M.A. M.D. Smith, B.A.. Brown University, M.A. Union Theological Seminary, M.A. V .QE ii i 7 ,... 3 I ,, . if xg f 1 so 39 v lss F .v S . ' T . 'A s,t', 'Z r ' , - Q i .. ii i : ,. W N .. ff ff. ra 6 1s's E' , ' ' T x . , j A V Melicent Springer CMrs.J Helen Thompson V ' V A Head of Hall CMH. R359 V f.-ji , 7 i East Gould Latin CL - W , '-'-L '- m 15 Middlebury, A.B. ,X Q. '15 42 5 fr rf s 4' 5 is s S s W-Q is f .,5-fkfggu ,,. s- 15:21 12555 , fis t s Irene Thompson fMrs. Paulj Assistant, Cooperative Housekeeping Department ?A'5?A'ilWW'?A'5W W'iV 2 155.112 Viififeif - f Q ,. ij 1, siifiif 152354 'f5'A7M ' 1 1 ...r.e54e5Q5E35iQ5 3 : , ,t ,, :a :aa':sf:- v - 'el - :,. - . arstgiife WQSSVM Minas .. . ff224y4eff2f? se -- ' ' -1' 1:lefa:wa , fa e - ' t2.fsz:fa .aaa r I ewsezrssfsf H . 1s:a12:fu: :.f' ,s,. 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Wilkins Leona S. Wolf Renee Yerg Michele Butzbach French lM1'S' G- W-9 Physical Education Assistant in Language Denison University, B.A. Assistant to Heads of Halls Panzer College, B.S. Laboratory Middlebury, M.A. Badische Connecticut College Landeskunstschule Karlsruhe, Germany In fllemoriam MARGARET MENSEL Twinkling blue eyes filled with kindness and grace Welcoming prospective students and old students alike. Candies, old beaux, vanilla ice-cream with strawberries. Boundless interest in everything and everyone. That ever-present stray wisp of silver hair. A delightful person. MARGARET L. CHAPIN Twinkling blue eyes, A sparkling wit, Always willing and able. Inspiring us with her Quiet genius, Stimulating us with her Love of life. A teacher, yes, but much more. MAY B. RANKIN CMRSJ A true mother in a home away from home Willing to share problems And to cure homesickness. 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BENJAMIN CARR Always to be found in the gym or Working In the church and at home - warmth, com- on our class activities . . . energetic, encour- fort, and understanding. aging, and enthusiastic -- '62's favorite couple . . . and our unofficial Qu! Miss R, - class mascots - Becky and Benjy. '62's Geritol ,WFT A H Y, if ,mf X . K 5 x I JV , .1 V .-' CLASS OFFI ER 1st row: I. Krohn, 1. Marschner. 2nd row: S. E. Shepard, L. Foster, W. Shen, M. Macomber, C. Wade. Missing: P. Thompson. VIRGINIA C. ALLEN Hillside, Weston Ferry Road, Hadlyme, Connecticut January 26 Our would-be actress, lost without her clipboard . . . her cheery good morn- ing brightens our spirits - except on Sunday when everything's different . . . Never without sparkle . . . Weston's Pollyanna . . . Sandy. Rural Work 5, 43 Community Service 15 Swim Dem. 2, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 13 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Tau Pi President 43 Tri U President 3, Sigma Delta 1, 23 Dramatic Workshop Chair- man 4g Stage Set Chairman 51 Echo I 3, 4. LAURA ELIZABETH ALLMAN Mira B. Wilson Meadville Street, Edinboro, Pennsylvania May 14 Remember Randy? . . . always pre- paring for Rural Work . . . Hey, you guys . . . big brown eyes and a sweet smile . . . a paragon of neatness . . . say, you like History? . . . organization plus . . . Don't forget the exciting yellow sheet . . . Not Laura . . . Betty. Worship Committee 21 Rural Work 3, 41 Hall Rep. to Cabinet 4, House Prayers Chairman 2, Community Service lb, Fire Lieutenant 1, 31 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL ELIZABETH ATWOOD Town Mount 1-Iermon Road, Northfield, Massachusetts July 12 Hey, you clods! . . . pennies, nickles, dimes for that Virginia fund . . . You're always picking on me! . . . Saturday mornings take so much energy! . . . the three musketeers . . . our lively, bubbling - Carol. Collection 45 Hall N.A.A. Rep. 3, Hall Song Leader 5, 4, Hall Secretaryffreasurer 2, 43 Class Hall Rep. 2, Social Committee Rep. 3, 4, Tree Day 2, 3, Extra-curricular Sports 1, 23 Dance Club 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Chancel 4b, Sigma Delta 1, 23 Tri U 31 Stage Set 1, 2, 3. BETHANY AUSTIN SUSAN Q. AYRES NANCY LEAH BABcocK Merrill-Keep 134 Blackstone Boulevard, Providence, Rhode Island December4 Since the twist hit the list . . . No, no, don't look under that bed - it's alive . . . M-K's sextet . . . But I love French! . . . organization plus? . . . That's Quad . . . WHO put WHAT bomb in WHERE? . . . that's our House of Figs - Beth. Ushers 3, 43 Tree Day 2, 33 Extra-curricular Sports 23 Dance Club 2, 3, 43 Chancel 4b3 Choir 2, 3, 4. East Gould Parishfield, Brighton, Michigan September 25 Good grief! . . . now lookit . . . just anythin' and everthin' . . . Our spirited dancer . . . a Picasso fan . . . incredulousness . . . President of E.G.G.C. and never gains a pound . . . more bounce to the ounce, lovable Ayres. Collection 33 Ushers 4: Hall N.A.A. Rep. 43 Tree Day 31 All-Campus Sports 23 All-Star Sports 2, 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. ENIKO BABOS Revell-Holton, West Marquand 221 Johnston Avenue, Pittsburgh 7, Pennsylvania April 23 Look, you guys . . . little Linus avec blanket . . . Brother-educated . . . 1 ve gotta have my hockey . . . too many Big Buddies . . . debates au Mr. Carr . . . Oh, you bird! . . . Babos, the foaming cleanser . . . our wee, singing cop . . . Ennie. Student Ofiicer 43 Fire Lieutenant 3: Class President 13 All-Campus Sports 33 All-Star Sports 1, 2, 3: Extraacurricular Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Chancel 3b, 43 Estey 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY ELLEN BA RROWS Revell-Holton, Mira B. Wilson Nanticoke Acres, Seaford, Delaware june 17 I'm so happy, I didn't get a letter today! . . . Now stay calm! . . . always laughing, crying, or otherwise excited . . . Ever seen a puzzle ring? the second Einstein . . . Yah! Delaware and three cheery for the black, grey and gold . . . Got a Cheshire-cat grin? . . . Our Deb. Collection 43 Fire Lieutenant 2, 33 Extra-cur ticular Sports 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. 22 Merrill-Keep 204 Fairbanks Avenue, Staten Island, New York September 30 Beachcombing on the Vineyard . . . Sinatra fiend . . . This skirt is MUCH too long! . . . a Bostonian at heart . . . Just call me Daphne . . . big blue eyes . . . M-K's Sextet . . . How utterly inter- minal! . . . It's so excruciating to be fickle! . . . Leesten, keed, I just happen to lui? butterscotch sauce and Vanilla ice cream!! . . . Babs. Rural Work 43 Hall Library Rep. 3: Big Sister Rep. 43 Extra-curricular Sports 33 Dance Club 33 Choir 3. 4. SUSAN BATES East Marquand 23 Winter Street, Auburn, Maine September 25 True salt of the earth, she has many interests . . . Loves that chocolate ice cream, and what an intake capacity! . . . Oh gosh, I don't know!! . . . But you can't compare Auburn to a metropolis like New York, Batesie! Collection 33 Dorm Outing Rep. 43 All- Campus Sports 3a3 All-Star Sports 3a3 Extra- curricular Sports 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Tau Pi 43 Tri U 3: Sigma Delta 23 Stage Set 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Workshop 2, 3. PAMELA JEAN BATSON West Gould Moulton Road, Duxbury, Massachusetts December 1 Funniest thing . . . try three . . . French I toujours . . . They're a dis- ease! . . . not Johnny Mathis flow! . . . oh poopsio! . . . dancing, Degas and Eloise, Everyone says I look like her! . . . our spastic Copper, Pam. ' Student Ofiicer 4g Ushers 43 Community Serv- ice Sg Hall Rep. to Social Committee 31 Tree Day 2, 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2. 3, 4, Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 5, 4, Sigma Delta 23 Dra- matic Workshop 2. ELIZABETH MARJORIE BLACK Center Gould 8 Peary Drive, Brunswick, Maine August I0 The specialist of horse-trotting on first floor, Guess who l am! . . .and she shall have music . . . May I bor- row this? . . . After every vacation - Dear Mom, Please send . . . . . . Don't sit on my bed, chairs are made to be sat on! . . . Hal Ha! that was a gud 'un . . . Who's on first? . . . Look at all those 'kitties'!! . . . Our light-hearted Betsi on first. Collection 31 Chancel 5, 41 Choir 3, 43 Tau Pi 4, Dramatic Workshop 41 Stage Set 4. JANET ELIZABETH BEDELL Center Gould Cornell Road, Dover, Massachusetts November 1 Loves music and has the voice of a Met singer . . . Siberian Wolves, a literary masterpiece . . . always singing, studying, or laughing . . . Brownies with- out NUTS - you can be sure that's Jan! Scholastic Honor Roll Za, 3a: Collection 31 Hall Library Rep. 3: Fire Lieutenant 21 Estey 3, 41 Chancel 3, 43 Choir 2, 3. 45 Sigma Delta 23 Library Council Secretary 3: Dramatic Work- shop 2g Echo I, 3, 41 Choir Secretary 4. CAROL LOUISE BEYER Center Gould Mill Dam Road, Centerport, Long Island, N. Y. August 12 Wide-eyed but wordly . . . Turkish tally, not just a food, but an art . . . theatre . . . the world's most feminine math computer . . . another turn of the dagger . . . From a sky hook, natch . . . Phssst . . . Phsst . . . Maybasket Calias PingJ . . . the one in the black mere . . . our friend . . . last bell Beyer. Scholastic Honor Roll 2a, 2b. 521 Collection 3ag Fire Lieutenant 23 Editor Yearbook 43 Junior Apprentice 3: Extra-curricular Sports 2, 5ag Dramatic Workshop 2. JILL BERLIN East Gould Twin Ridges Road, Ossining, New York October 15 A REFORMED girl during senior year . . . Yuban, Yuban, and more Yuban . . . Are you trying to tell me something? . . . Oh, how vile! . . . the Berlin crisis -- seven rising bells . . . one of the third Hoor good guys . . . A true thinker at midnight . . . who could it be but . . . Poule. Student Officer 4: Collection 33 Ushers 33 Hall Health Rep. 3: Tree Day 2, 39 Dance Club 2. 33 Choir 2, 3, 4. DEBORAH ANN BLISS Revell-Holton, East Marquand 1839 Brightwood Street, East Cleveland 12, Ohio June 11 . . . that blissfully enigmatic and, er, - ethereal smile . . . Before you ask, the answer is no . . . active physiogno- my . . . a discerning artist and distin- guished epistle-writer . . . unusually- timed spurts of merriment . . . An elhsh muse . . . Debby. Collection 41 Community Service lb, Fire Lieu- tenant 4, Extra-curricular Sports 2, 31 Choir l, 2, 3, 41 Lit. Reader 43 Tau Pi 41 Tri U 35 Sigma Delta 23 Chancel 43 Dramatic Workshop Zb, 33 Echo I 3. KAREN G. BRAINERD East Gould Lawton Road, Canton, Connecticut December 14 Shut the windows! . . . Oh, COME on . . . bubbling over with enthusiasm . . . CRub, rub, rub . . . wake up, room- mate!D . . . mother hen . . . our lo- quacious blonde, Karen. Extra-curricular Sports 3, 4. SUSAN LEITH BUNCE Revell-Holton, East Matquand Stamford, Vermont February 13 Ahem, have you got a quarter? . . . God bless Caesar! . . . Whoops, lost something . . . You wouldn't dare - glub, glub, glub . . . Well, I can't dust and sweep too, you know! . . . Champion retainer-flipper . . . Susie Snead at la Dutch Hill . . . I love you too, sweetie . . . All the way to fourth floor - Sh-h-h - Sue. Student Officer 43 Worship Committee 31 Rural Work 33 House Prayers Chairman 33 Health Rep. lg Fire Lieutenant 31 Class Hall Rep. 23 Tree Day 2, 33 All-Star Sports 2: Dance Club 2b, 3bg Chancel 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 5, 45 Social Rep. 13 Extra-curricular Sports 2, Swim Dem. JOAN KING BRANDAU Center Gould 37 Goodwin Terrace, Westwood, New jersey September 10 Belafonte and the trio . . . honking in the halls . . . Ping . . . You think of food at a time like this! . . . Yonse . . . infamous sailor . . . a loyal friend . . . that's the whole, true story in a nutshell . . . Joni. Collection 3. 4: Ushers 4g Extra-curricular Sports 43 Choir 3, 4. MELE LYNN BUSH East Quarters B, Naval Air Station, Glynco, Brunswick, Georgia March 18 Good night! . . . but I don't want to go to the mixer . . . Down in the alley - back home in the same room this ear -- with the door always open Y -- right on the hearth lives quiet, con- siderate Mele. Outing Rep. 43 Fire Lieutenant 41 All-Campus Sports 3, Extra-curricular Sports 3. 24 fa. ' - S r ,agp in Q. 4 , . . ' f- Mg, ,, t 5? MARGARET OLIVIA BUKALA East Dhahran, Saudi Arabia October 7 Oui, je parle francais! . . . talking and laughing during study halls . . . pop goes the gun! . . . Always on time . . . chocolate cake straight from the pan . . . really natural blonde hair . . . sweet and sincere with wonderful habits galore --that's our Meg! Rural Work 3: Hall Cabinet Rep. 41 Dorm. Community Service Rep. 25 Big Sister Rep. 35 All-Star Sports 3: Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 43 Chancel 4bg Choir 2, 3, 4. ALENDA EDITH CANEDY East Mohawk Trail North Adams, Massachusetts September 24 Peanut butter and cracker contests . . . chief inspector of rooms . . . Talks after dates with alley mates . . . Nuit, Nuit! . . . a firm mind with lots of fruit and gum . . . Senioritis . . . Work, work and summer and work but what fun! . . . Long blond hair, truest friend, and so, so sweet! . . . peppy Lennie. Class Rep. to C.G.A. 3: Ushers 33 Worship Committee 45 'House Prayers Chairman 43 Class Hall Rep. 35 Extra-curricular Sports 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. JOHANNA BREWSTER CARLSON Hillside, East Marquand 6 West Brookhaven Road, Wallingford, Pennsylvania March 8 Organization personified . . . Use your head . . .shiny nose . . . Happy Easter, everyone . . . flatbread a la silverlish . . . in the wrong place at the wrong time . . . Oh, no! . . . Please don't step on the jug . . . Auntie Jemima. Collection 33 N.A,A. Rep. 45 Fire Lieutenant 45 All-Campus Sports 35 All-Star Sports 1, 35 Extra-curricular Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, . ANNE LOUISE CHARBONNEAU Revell-Holton, West Marquand, Revell-Holton 20 Harrson Avenue, Northampton, Massachusets November 28 Sharp Charbie - the world's best Cop . . . Always singing . . . under- standing and thoughtful . . . Sh-h-h this is study hall . . . I don't like him, he's not tall enough! . . . Blue eyes and peaches and cream complexion . Scholastic Honor Roll 2a, 2b, 3b5 Student Oi- ficer 45 Collection 2, 32 N.A.A. Rep. 45 Song Leader 45 Music Rep. 45 Fire Captain 45 Song Leader 35 Hall Social Rep. 25 All-Star Sports 3: Extra-curricular Sports 1, 2, 33 Estey 3, 45 Chancel 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 5, 45 Orchestra 1, 2. NANCY LOUISE CARPENTER Hillside, Merrill-Keep 111 Lindsay Road, York, Maine July 29 Honestly - it was only a wrestling match! . . . always ready with a back- rub . . . Miss Yerg's favorite flat foot . . . Guess what! This summer . . . ! . . . What hair-do do we have today! . . . Crack your toe for us, Butt - on! . . .always ready with a laugh - that's our Button. Rural Work 35 Fire Captain 45 Tree Day 2, 3, Dance Club 2, 51 Choir 1, 2, 5, 45 Chancel 4b. GAIL H. CHAMBERLIN Moore 183 Oakley Drive, Syracuse 5, New York june 18 Honest, 20 prunes and 5 bran muf- fins . . . Ding! Ding! Ding! Going up - second floor, anybody out? . . . Our green-eyed singing goldfish . . . Clunk . . . The math student . . . Gypsy plus Charm - Our sunny Gail. Student Offcer 45 Entertainment Rep. 35 Swim Dem. 3, 45 Extra-curricular Sports 3: Chan- cel 45 Choir 3, 4. SUSAN MARSHALL CLARK West Gould, Hillside North Main Street, Munnsville, New York July 11 All the while . . . those big brown eyes . . . gruesome foursome . . . beauti- ful suits . . . thorough schedules and a box for everything . . . Aunt Dorothy . . . history lover that's M-U-N-N-S- V-I-L-L-E . . . always smiling, sweet Sue. Student Ofhcer 45 Rural Work 3: Community Service 5, 4, Cabinet Rep. 45 Outing Rep. 45 Library Rep. 45 Community Service Rep. 41 Health Rep. 45 Fire Captain 45 Fire Lieutenant 25 Hall Social Rep. 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. ,fm M' .J SUSAN BARBARA CLOSE L --1' West Gould 36 Lenox Place, Middletown, New York July 16 Ice cream, science, and stars Cin the sky, that ish . . . croakes lvadisus? . . . Kites! . . . giggles in Music Hall . . . here's your opportunity to get out! . . . future researchist . . .skipping along . . . it's our thoughtful Su-b. Rural Work 3, 45 Community Service 2b5 Outing Rep. 45 Fire Captain 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 35 Choir lb, 2b, 3, 4: Orchestra lb. 25 f l LOUISE ELLEN COLE Revell-Holton, Wilson, Revell-Holton Locust Street, Merrimac, Massachusetts April 26 That unforgettable smile . . . Recep- tive and perceptive . . . always sur- rounded by people who need her . . . something old, something new . . . the irresistible threesome . . . A few of us are going on a hike . Scholastic Honor Roll Za, 3a3 Student Officer 43 Rural Work Secretary 33 Outing Rep. 3, 43 Community Service Rep. 43 Dorm Secretary- Treasurer 43 Fire Lieutenant 33 Extra-curricu- lar Sports 33 Chancel 3b, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Lit. Reader 1, 23 Sigma Delta 13 Stage Set 2b3 Operetta 33 Dramatic Workshop 2b3 Library Council 13 Editor of Lit. Supplement 2. SUSAN H. CONRAD East Gould The Tahanto Trail, Harvard, Massachusetts February 29 Hee, hee, hee . . . Vanity, oh vanity . . . Is there a surgeon in the house? . . . jupiter, Saturn, and Vega . . . Ni hao pu hao? . . . E. G. I .... Shades of King Hong . . . When shall we three meet again? . . . Hongsy. Ushers 43 Cabinet Hall Rep. 43 Outing Rep. 33 Fire Lieutenant 23 All-Star Sports 33 Extra- gurgicillar Sports 2, 3, 4g Dance Club 2a3 Choir PAMELA CLARK COLE East Marquand Hildreth Street, Westford, Masachusetts April 21 Oh, no - I forgot my . . tur- quoise, anyone? . . . Long, long natural- ly blond hair . . . I think I'll get the permanent taken out. . . . Next summer . . . Silence is golden - but I like sil- ver! . . . But I lost my voice over the summer . . . And her D. L. times! . . . Our blithe, beloved, blue-eyed - Pam. Chancel 3b, 43 Choir 3, 43 Tau Pi 43 Tri U 35 Dramatic Workshop 3. MARGARET CLAUDIA CORACCI East 87 Westmont, West Hartford 17, Connecticut October 3 Hey, want to go to bed early? . . . fallen cakes . . . 3 blankets in summer . . . out the front door into the Lagoon . . . chews gum with perfect rhythm . . . Parlez-vous francais? . . . with an ever-present smile and her good neigh- bor policy we'll always think of Claudia. Student Officer 43 Ushers 2, 33 Rural Work 3, 43 Church Hall Rep. 33 Fire Lieutenant 33 All- Star Sports 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Workshop 2. MARILYN JEAN COMINS Revell-Holton, Merrill-Keep 11 Cooke Street, Greenfield, Massachusetts August 5 Hey gang, move! . . . Touch your toes quietly, please . . . One in a room of home-cooked food . . . Love that cape . . . Who me, forget campus mail? . . . Baabcock, where ir my note? . . . one of the well-known Holtonites . . . Comins. Student Oflicer 43 Rural Work 43 Community Service 33 I.N.S. Rep. 13 Yearbook Board 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Chancel 4b. ELIZABETH HOLBROOK COYNE Revell-Holton, Center Gould 915 Ocean Road, Point Pleasant, New jersey December 29 Speaks slowly and distinctly . . . never blushes . . . thilthy . . . yawnings . . . just wanted a breath of fresh air . . . Yaknowhatimean . . . charcoal green socks . . . loves green spot - A 8: F . . . affectionate after one . . . is that funny or what? . . . coordinated Coyne. N.A.A. Rep. 33 Fire Lieutenant 23 Hall Social Rep. 23 Chairman Swim Dem. 43 Swim Dem. 2, 3, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN HOWARD CROSBY East 97 Frederick Lane, Glendale 22, Missouri july 8 Second floor instead of third, this year, remember? . . . What! a New York Times in the wastebasket? . . . let me tell you about my brother, he . . . . . Shut that window! . . . Proclamation of September 20 . . . American Express to Russia . . . talkative Ann. Community Service 25 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 4. 5,4 SHARON DEEVEY Hillside, Merrill-Keep, Hillside 130 Cheese Spring Road, Wilton, Connecticut August 12 The click of knitting needles and high heels . . . sophomore snacks . . . that red nail polish . . . But I don't want to cut my hair! . . . glorious! . . . full of pep and understanding, that little girl with big ideas . . . Shari. Scholastic Honor Roll la, 1b5 Assistant Chair- man of Ushers 35 I.N.S. Rep. 3, 4: N.A.A. Rep. 45 House Prayers Chairman 45 House So- cial Chairman 45 Library Rep. 15 Health Rep. 15 Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 43 Fire Lieutenant 1, 2, 31 Class Secretary 25 Tree Day 25 Extra- curricular Sports 1, 25 Choir I, 2, 3. 45 Chan- cel 45 Big Sister Rep. 45 House Song Leader 4. DEBORAH SUSAN DAIN East Gould Old Albany Post Road, Garrison, New York August 1 Apples and black licorice . . . Let's open the windows - I'm suffocating! . . , One of E. G.'s transom trapezists East Gould Track Team . . . Only a penny to sit in our chair! . . . tales of Dennis the Menace . . . Of course she's my twin! . . . with a spark and a smile - Debbie. Extra-curricular Sports 3, 4: All-Star Sports 35 Choir 3, 45 Ushers 45 Yearbook 3, Secretary 4, Swim Dem. 4. SHARON ELIZABETH DENNIS Revell-Holton, East Marquand 504 Lampblack Road, Greenlield, Massachusetts july 29 Say, will you do me a favor? . . . Will you nop! . . . May I borrow . . . a stamp? . . . foul, foul Cgrowlf' . . . Happy Gringos Day . . . Oh, dear, was that mine? . . . Hug 'em with the eyes . . . A true connoisseuse de toutes les choses francaises et de la dance . Scholastic Honor la, lb, 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b5 Sec- re.tarytTreasurer C.G.A. 45 Student Officer 45 Big Sister Rep. 35 Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 25 Fire Lieutenant 35 Class Secretary 1, 35 Tree Day 1, 2, 35 Dance Club 2b. 3b5 Chancel 3b, 45 Estey 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. SARAH K. DAVIS Hillside, West Marquand Mine Mount Road, Bernardsville, New Jersey April 24 Oh, those summers in Maine! . . You have to meet my brothers . . . Can't those guys learn to whisper??! . . . I'll never gain weight! . . . I could sing forever! . . . That's our vol- ley ball-playing, sh-h-hing Cop, Nicki! Student Ofhcer 45 All-Campus Sports 2, 35 All- Star Sports 2, 35 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3. 45 Chancel 3, 45 Estey 45 Choir 1 2, 3, 4. KATHE NOYES DENNISON Merrill-Keep 8 Platt Street, Poughkeepsie, New York February 23 Hey there, gang! . . . long, flowing locks?. . . a knitter of middens . . . Coffee ice cream, long fat envelopes, and flustered panics . . . two Kathely's are better than one . . . intellectual frustra- tions and artistic yearnings . . . just a beach girl at heart . . . Kate. Student Oilicer 45 Rural Work 35 Health Rep. 55 Hall Re . 2, 35 All-Star Sports 2, 35 Extra- curricular Szports 2, 3, 45 Chancel 4b5 Choir 2, 3, 4. 27 JOAN LOUISE DIEFENBACH East Thornewood Road, Windmill Farm, Armonk, New York October 13 Well, back in Brazil, . . . U. N., here she comes! . . . big Kleenex custo- mer . . . infuriated by people who don't write back . . . nice to have a brother with friends . . . sparkling eyes and al- ways a smile - that's joan. Ushers 2, Library Rep. 2, Fire Lieutenant 43 Tree Day 3: Swim Dem. 3, 43 Extrascurricular Sports 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 35 Choir 2, 3, 4. CARLA SUZANNA DURAY Genter Gould R.F.D. 43, Saratoga Springs, New York October 8 Always eating . . . Boy! Am I hun- gry - 3 desserts . . . Doesn't anybody know how to do the mashed potato? . . . wants to be an anthropologist . . . You know what I mean . . . They're swimming at home . . . hurricane Carla! Fire Captain 4, Choir 3, 4, Dramatic Work- shop 3. its av.. slzswg 535233 salsiffgfgfefgiggir r.... a 5, I I V Vik: My sgsssffiiei ,g rr', . I l , I k t I I Z. , asia.. sz.. ' 7 W, CLARE B. DINGMAN Revell-Holton, Mira B. Wilson South Kent School, South Kent, Connecticut February 16 Sun, sand and severance from the world . . . Lookit that moon! . . . Angulated Drum Suite Sessions . . . organized perseverance . . . barefoot with a guitar . . . our fun cop . . . Anika. Student Officer 4, Vfce-chairman, C.G.A. 41 Collection 4, Rural Work 2, 3, 43 Outing Rep. lg Class President 33 Class Hall Rep. 2, Tree Day 2, 33 Extra-curricular Sports 13 Dance Club 23 Skating Patrol 1, 2, Chancel 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Set 1, 2. 1 ...rt.yt4' ts. s. 2 i.t. t'liiiy Y 7 in 55 ., A . ,,..,,. . 3 .I ' f gg.,. P ELEANOR WHITNEY DORMAN West Gould Box 235, Beirut, Lebanon july 5 We were sailing along . . . Flamie Mamie . . . Back in Beirut . . . Don't spoil the heffalump tracks . . . Bless you, my child . . . future gym and Bible teacher . . . singing as she goes . . . pur- poseful, understanding, sunny El. Collection 3, Ushers 2, 3g Community Service 25 Fire Lieutenant 35 Class N.A.A. Rep. 3: Chairman of Outing 4, All-Campus Sports 3: All-Star Sports 2, 3, Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 41 Chancel 3b, 43 Estey 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Outing Rep. 3. KATHERINE B. DURGIN Moore 315 West End Avenue, Apartment 4C, New York 23, New York May 1 Hey, guess what! I've got the nearest idear! . . . Well, yippy skippy . . . Kindness outweighs all the world . . . Roommate, would you like some cof- fee? . . . Isn't that awful! sweet, sin- cere . . . Kit. Rural Work Chairman 41 Rural Work 3, 4, Health Rep. 31 Fire Lieutenant 23 Hall Rep. 3: Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 4. 28 PRISCILLA ALDEN EDDY West Marquand 5151 Polk Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia August 28 A sarcastic smile, bone meal pills and dungaree skirts . . . uses the great privi- lege of late lights . . . Sophomore per- fume fights with April Violets . . . she's funniest when she doesn't know it . . . that's Pte. Fire Captain 43 Fire Lieutenant 33 All-Star Sports 2, 3: Extra-curricular Sports 2. 3, 4, Dramatic Workshop 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. i513 JUDITH ANN ENRIGHT KATHARINE BOYD ELSASSER BETH DUDLEY EMERSON Men-i11-KeeP Merrill-Keep Revell-Holton, Wilson, Revell-Holton Lyndebol-0 Road, Amherst, 128 Broadmead, Princeton, New Jersey 2213 Washington Avenue, Ngw Hampshire August 13 Silver Spring, Maryland July 25 How fun! . . . an avid Kennedy fan, May 4 I'm Tom Terrific . . . quiet, but puff-lover, and connoisseur of stationery Life is Only OH H b62Ch - f01'CVC1' well-liked: You're hiding your light . . . 'Til never cut my hair! . , , Two carrying that chip on her shoulder . . . under a bushel, Judy l , , 3 certain Kathey's are better than one . . . but BUY dummy is fun - - - known HS nostalgia for 3 horse named Id0l'llf wdnf IO live in New H3fnPShlfCl', Thunder-Thud ' ' - Upurrn ' ' ' always a . . . the girl with the dorm's biggest teddy-bear . . . Let's push up those screens and have unfiltered air . . . Judy. Worship Committee 43 House Prayers Chair- man 43 Choir 3, 43 Stage Set 3, 4. . . . M-K's SCXICI . . . original poetry for any occasion . . . eh bien . . . our femi- nine Kathy. Collection 3, 4: Ushers 45 Dorm Secretary-Trea- surer 23 All-Star Sports 3, 4: Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 4, Lit. Reader 33 Echo I, 3, 4. NATALIE EDWARDS West Gould 67 Oyster Pond Road, Falmouth, Massachusetts January 11 With the sea breeze she moves . . . Debussy and Shiitz . . . late again CU . . . gruesome foursome and unholy three . . . Sara jane . . . Van Gogh, Frost and Poe . . . peppermint room de- odorizer and Kitty Litter . . . Cherubim and seraphim . . . After-shave Lotion . . . a song ever on her lips . . . mys- terious - our pixie - Lee. Community Service 43 Dorm Song Leader 3, 43 Fire Lieutenant 2, 3: Chancel 3, 4, Estey 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. LYNN ENTSMINGER West Gould R.D. 9642, Mountain View Circle, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania june 3 You little queer . . . ever been dormed? . . . oh, those letters . . . being neat? . . . but you have to bow! . . . Dangerous adventures . . . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Lynn's day . . . the noisiest one in the dorm . . . Lively, laughing, lovable, Lence . Community Service 2a, 3a: Big Sister Rep. 43 Fire Lieutenant 3: Tree Day 33 Dance Club 33 Choir 2, 3, 45 Sigma Delta 2ag Stage Set 3b, Dramatic Workshop 2a. wink - life of every Drum Suite . . . I know just how you feel - and she does . . . Norway, ourlovable Beth. Student OH-icer 43 Worship Committee 3, 43 House Prayers Chairman 3, 4: Social Chairman 41 Swim Dem. 2. 3, 4, Extra-curricular Sports 1, 2. 3: Dance Club lb, Chancel 3b, 4, Estey 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ERICSON Center Gould R.F.D. 9193, Brattleboro, Vermont june 21 A Vermonter with a southern drawl? . . . My eye hurts . . . Dreft for her hair - it's better than boiling . . . not Erickson! . . . excels in English and math! . . . Oh, I forgot . . . Look un- der the bed for it . . . Whose name is Matilda? . . . our injun Gin. Collection 43 Fire Lieutenant 23 Extra-curricu- lar Sports 2, 3, 43 Choir 23 Tri U 33 Sigma D lt 2 D ' W k h 2 3 C b' C 3 Q l'3lTl3IlC Ol' S OP , 1 3 IDBI Rep. to International Affairs Committee 45 Echo I, 3, 4. 29 CATHARINE ANN ETEN KATHLEEN P. FREEMAN MARILYN FLUHARTY Revell-Holton, Merrill-Keep 78 James Street, Westwood, New Jersey june 23 It's all your fault . . . eyes like stars - they come out at night . . . Bab- cock, leave that window open! . . . Drawers full of Russell Stover Candies . . . gudampi . . . My perfume's fer- rnenting! . . . pathologist in the mak- ing? . . . He's just a bad habit . . . the I.S. 4 Y. Club . . . Hey, Farrar! . Rural Work 43 Community Service 23 I.N.S. Rep. 43 Fire Lieutenant 33 Dorm Rep. 33 Extra- Surgicglar Sports l, 2, 33 Chancel 4b3 Choir 1, LOUISE FORBUSH East 161 Howard Street, West Bridewater, Massachusetts September 18 Well, I forgot . . . the most un- sophisticated cop . . . she's looking for the perfect man . . . junior penny pin- cher . . . limber, logical, level-headed . . . Zelda . . . who's lowering food in a wastebasket at 11 o'clock? . . . folk songs . . . perfectionist . . . sophomore can-can expert . . . but best at listening sympa- thetically and doing the right thing . Student Ohice 43 Ushers 33 Fire Lieutenant 33 Extra-curriclar Sports 2, 3, 43 Chancel 3, 43 Estey 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. East Gould P. O. Box 176, Bombay, India june 25 A real Singaporean despite her Ameri- can accent . . . Oh, those days in Hawaii . . . don't look down your nose at me . . . to market, to market, to buy a monkey! Yes - he's quite dead . . . foreign lands, soft music, and the Ta- hitian hula can only bring to mind Missy Fleaman! Student Officer 43 Fire Lieutenant 33 Dance Club 33 Choir 3, 4. LILLIAN FARGO FOSTER East Marquand 239 Millstone Road, Wilton, Connecticut january 16 Whata spaz . . . is it meant to ? But why? . . . gum wads and coffee . . . in the wee small hours . . . but, in Tur- key . . . Nantucket summers . . . Ella, Ella . . . hurdy-nurd! . 3 . black and orange hats . . . the weirdest urges . . . Liuy. Scholastic Honor Roll 2b3 Student Officer 43 Collection 2, 3, 4g Int. Service Rep. 33 Rep. ro Cabinet 23 Fire Lieutenant 33 N.A.A. Rep. 43 All-Campus Sports 2, 33 All-Star Sports 2, 33 Extra-curricular Soprts 2, 3, 43 Chancel 3b, 43 Estey 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 American Field Service Student 3. Center Gould 11835 S. W. 91 Avenue, Miami, Florida June 20 Don't hit me! . . . waa-waa-waa . . . Don't be mean . . . all right now, like I said . . . our social chairman - full of fun and pep . . . What good are you? . . . Ain't it the truth . . . Thrust, lunge, cringe . . . Marilyn, sometimes known as the Huy . Hall Social Chairman 43 Rep. 33 All-Campus Sports 33 All-Star Sports 33 Extra-curricular Sports 3. 43 Choir 3, 4. ABIGAIL KATHRYN FINCH East R. D. 9441, Castleton-on-Hudson, New York july 17 The girl with the curly toes goes skipping down the hall with letters for Zelda . . . Oh, come ough it! . . . in- articulateness can be fun . . . Pushover . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . illustrated class notes . . . Intelligent, indispensable and intellectual, and above all - He- oraghhhh! . . . Tabby. Scholastic Honor Roll 3:19 Health Rep. 33 Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 43 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 33 Chance! 43 Estey 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Workshop 23 Echo I, Att Editor 3, Q LU Q3 affix ' ' ' H . :ff ,, A . A, p. ry, .f - .4 , . V1 ..,.. 3 ENID KAREN FREUND Mira B. Wilson 24 Wayne Avenue, River Edge, New jersey April 1 If, or I should say when, you go to her cabin . . . Wilson's Actress . . . carrots, cottage cheese, artichokes and mushrooms . . . our Little Mary Sun- shine, never without WQXR . . . the living example of sincerity . . . her smiles are never forgotten . . . Enie. Outing Rep. 43 Social Rep. to Class 3: Skating Patrol 3, 43 Chancel 3b, 43 Estey 43 Choir 3, 43 Operetta 3: Tri U 3b. CYNTHIA BISHOP GARDNER East 79 Alexander Street, Princeton, New Jersey December 20 Open that window, I can't breathe! . . . Carmen in a dummy smock . . . Have you bean abroad? . . . Clean the room? . . . Revlon Rumble . . . Knock me a song, Susie! . . . that's no horse tail, that is . . . Cynthia! Library Rep. 43 Extra-curricular Sports 33 Dance Club 33 Chancel 3, 43 Estey 43 Choir 3, 4. 5 CAROLYN NANCY FRYE Weston 324 Spring Street, Athol, Massachusetts October 5 I give up, what's Palmer famous for? . . . 'nic' . . . wild sophomore year . . . summer work C?J on the cape . . . all right, who took the radio? . . . hard sauce tonightl? . . . How long will it take to get to New York - in a con- vertible? . . . Lyn. Collection 3, 43 Ushers 43 Dorm Social Chair- man 43 Fire Lieutenant 43 Extra-curricular Sports 23 Chancel 4b3 Choir 2, 3, 43 Hall Rep. to Social Committee 3. CAROLYN GARDINER Merrill-Keep 1499 Golf Street, Scotch Plains, New jersey September 20 Roommate, is your bed touching the wall? . . . wonderful Westneld week- ends . . . McGee . . . loves poetry, M-K's own Emily Dickinson . . . May I wear your bathrobe to the mixer!? . . . Really? . . . passion for red licorice and chocolate chip cookies . . . always ready with sound advice . . . Car. ghoir 3, 43 Lit. Reader 43 Dramatic Workshop MARY LAURENT GIBSON East Marquand 106 South Water Street, Chestertown, Maryland June 5 Study hall conventions and conversa- tions through the wall, - the sudden battle cry of Annie, get your gun . . . those hats for every occasion . . . lives in the den of iniquity - Huck Finn at heart . . . those melodic study halls . . . Heart of the confederacy . . . Gibson. Collection 3, 43 N.A.A. Rep. 33 Fire Lieuten- ant 43 All-Campus Sports 2, 3, 43 All-Star Sports 2, 3, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 3, 43 Chancel 3b, 43 Estey 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. BETHANY GOOD Weston 18 Riverview Street, Essex, Connecticut December 3 Nicoteen . . . Mix at a mixer?! . . . Best nose at Camp Wyoda . . . Hit the Road, jack . . . Spring vacations down the Cape . . . Oh yeah! . . . Pills and baby food and all that jazz . . . ain't we got fun? Podunk U .... Beth. Collection 3, 43 Ushers 3, 43 Community Serv- ice 3, 43 Treasurer 33 Hall Rep. 23 Choir 2, 3, 4. 31 4 JEANNETTE P. GOSS KAREN JENNIFER GOTTESFELD JUDITH H. GREINER Weston Weston , 80 Orton Road, West Caldwell, 17 Montclair Drive, West Hartford, KI2i:eSii1i-ggltclgergiergghtigildhirt New Jersey Connecticut Ngvembgi 3 H H Junf 27 , H Marc? 19 Long pink nightgown, brown sturdies Hey there . . . Roommate, will you Dr. Gottemfeld . . . Extra-cur- ' . i --I don-t feei so goodr' i . - --I wish ring bells? . . . Trades blue-books for ticular Biology, anyone? . . . fun at ihad something- french fries? i - ' fuzz sweatshirts . . . But I don't want to jenni's house . . . The buses already and driving - Bay Head Royalty study . . . Pomp and Circumstance and left??! . . . Where did I put the in- Whoiiy ears and waiis - --Do 'ygni piles of pictures . . . Oh, that record stant coffee last? . . . Let's go skiing think I shouid you guyggi' That-S our player! . . . Look at my hair, it's all this week-end! . . . Always ready to good Die' Gieiiis. curly! . . . A ready smile and quiet listen and to be understanding - That's Worship Committee 3, Community Service 2. charm . . . Penny. Student Ofiicer 43 Collection 3, 43 Secretary 1DormJ 33 Fire Lieutenant 33 Yearbook Board 43 Choir 3, 4. CAROLINE GRIESER Hillside, Weston 110 Fayette Street, Buckhannon, West Virginia june 3 This Latin's impossible! . . . Turn on the light! . . . My water's spilled again . . . Ping-pong, anyone? . . . I know I'm going to Hunk this . . . Those long-awaited sleep-overs . . . But I can't help it if my voice carries! . . . not little, Petite . . . C.G. Collection 3. 43 International Service Rep. 13 Extra-curricular Sports 1, 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Lit. Rep. 43 Echo I, 4, Karen. Community Service 43 Int. Service Rep. 43 Health Rep. 53 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 33 Choir 3, 4g Dramatic Workshop Workshop 23 Stage Set 3. Library Rep. 2: House Prayers Chairman 33 Big Sister Rep. 43 Fire Lieutenant 23 Tree Day 1, 23 Swim Dem. 3, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 33 Dance Club I, 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Chancel Q3 Lilirary Council 23 Hall Community Service ep. . CAROLINE SUTTON HART Mira B. Wilson 64 High Street, Greenfield, Massachusetts April 23 She speaks French Cin her sleep?J and favors England . . . Roommate, how do you spell . . .? . . . spilled Arpege laughing eyes with lashes a mile long . . . How shall I wear my hair today? . . . lime lifesavers and pink roses . . . the first Republican woman President of the U. S .... Caroline. Collection 3, 43 Ushers 3, 43 Worship Com- mittee 43 House Prayers Chairman 43 Fire Lieutenant 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Tau Pi 43 Tri U 31 Sigma Delta 23 Dramatic Workshop 2, 3, 41 Stage Set 5. SUSAN DEBORAH HARTMAN East Marquand 481 Main Street, Acton, Massachusetts May 13 Listen, would you . . . I used to know how to spell! . . . Oh, so mathe- matical and musical - And I got free tickets to every concert! . . . I came to visit you - CgrinJ May I leave these here until I . . . ? . . . With a happy smile, a light laugh, a soft voice, and those brown eyes . . . Sue, Chairman of Worship Committee 4: House Prayers Chairman 43 Library Rep. 33 Estey 3, 43 Chancel 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Library Council 33 Echo I, 3, 4. CAROLYN HAYES RUTH MARVIN HEGE LESLIE ANNE HENCHEY Town Linden Hill, Northfield, Massachusetts March 8 Oh, I can't :hir weekend, the gymk- hana starts at 12:30 - I'll try next weekend . . . Gringolet, the horse with the unpronounceable name . . . the three musketeers . . . casual intellectual - Hayesey. Library Rep. 25 Hall Rep. 45 Social Rep. 3: Tree Day 52 Extra-curricular Sports l, 25 Dance Club 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. SALLY ANNE HENDERSON East Valley View Farm 444187, Quechie Vermont February 21 Tired from dancing all night? . . . Down Two in Bridge? . . . C'est la vie! . . . her love of people will lead her to a career in social work abroad . . . California, anyone? . . . That's our singing equestrian . . . Sally. Hall Fire Captain 45 Extra-curricular Sports 45 Chancel 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Tau Pi 45 Tri U 3, Dramatic Workshop 3. 4. Mira B. Wilson 1515 Colonial Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina October 18 From Eliot to Virgil and back again . . . There's nothing she crm't do, and she'll do anything for anybody - even barefooted and bath-robe-less . . . Twink- ling blue eyes the size of saucers, and a laugh to go with them . . . Don't for- get your towel . . . one yellow puppy and . . . Ruth. Scholastic Honor Roll 3a, 3b5 Fire Lieutenant 45 Yearbook Board 3, 45 Activities Editor 45 Choir 3, 45 Echo I, 3, 4. West Marquand 30 Elmcrest Circle, Melrose 76, Massachusetts November 25 Tres bien, roommate, tres bien . . . but why can't I wear villager shirts and dungaree skirts six days a week? . . . wicked! I told you not to open the cranberry juice with a shovel! . . . Roommate, who was at the social com- mittee meeting today? . . . cute brunette with a Boston accent - an upcoming socialite, but an even better friend. Rnural Work 45 Dorm Social Chairman 45 Fire Lieutenant 3, 45 Extra-curricular Sports 45 Choir 3, 4, BARBARA HEWITT Revell-Holton, East Gould Moravia, New York June 7 Hoi toi . . . I mean it's really basically COOL . . . Chop Suey! . . . Bagles and cigarettes . . . the slant-eyed cat vs. the dramatist . . . E.G.I.? - NEVER, not that much of a conformist . . . Listen to me - I'm getting so good on the guitar! . . . Well, off to the Village Vanguard! . . . Oedi. Worship Committee 33 Rural Work 33 House Prayers Chairman 35 Fire Captain 45 Class Hall Rep. 33 Extra-curricular Sports 25 Choir 1, 2, 35 Tri U 35 Dramatic Workshop 2, 3, 45 Stage Set 2, 3, 4. ALICE BRIGGS HILL Weston 44 Squier Street, Palmer, Massachusetts November 15 . . . What's Palmer famous for? . . . last summer? . . . It's called Hampton Beach . . . Pretty Baby ' . . . one more tirne!!! . . . get the bug spray!! . . , Kites and Lemonade . . . Melissa B . . . Muggsy. Entertainment Rep. 35 Fire Captain 45 Extra- curricular Sports 35 Choir 3, 45 Swim Dem. 4. 33 ANDREA EMILIE HILL WENDY HORTON NANCY LYNN HOOPER West Marquand Revell-Holton, Merrill-Keep Revell-Holton, East Marquand 110 Wynthrop Road, Solvay 9, Upper County Road, Dennisport, 65 Lindsay Road, York, Maine New York Massachusetts January 23 Mai' 15 APU120 CClickD gotcha!! . . . diaphragmitis During study hall, coffee and cookies '-'How ridiculous! . . . an ardent tri-annually . . . Hey, have you met my and tales of Bavaria . . . You know, member of I.S. 4Y .... M-K's sextet little sister? . . . Bartholomew, Alice, my brother . . Red convertible and . . . Why do I always leave things to Dagmer, Caldwalader - all clean . . . Route 66 . . . Andy, most likely to be the last minute? . . . A short circuit in Can't you guys have your Sunday morn- found in a cottage in the Alps. her left eye? - No, it's that fatal wink! ing club somewhere else? . . . pepper- Chancel 3, 45 Estey 45 Choir 3, 45 Dramatic Workshop 3. LEE LEE HWAI HSU Revell-Holton, Center Gould 789 West End Avenue, New York 25 New York December 20 Shall we call it the Guggenheim? . . . the colorful three . . . Ah wv yooo! . . . what profiles? . . . Chinese accent fading into Italian?!! . . . COLD, not CODE! . . . Speedy Gonzales . . . another turn of the dagger . . . Hey Unglernan! That's H-S-U! . . . Intellectual sum- mer C?D in Wisconsin. Our cute Chi- nois - Lee Lee. Rural Work 3, 45 Community Service 15 Col- lection 3, 45 Fire Lieutenant 1, 25 Yearbook Board 45 Hall Rep. 25 Extra-curricular Sports 1, 25 Dance Club 2: Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Sigma Delta 25 Dramatic Workshop 2, 3. . . . Our .Cape Cod Cop, Hort! Student Officer 45 Community Service 25 En- tertainment Rep. 35 Big Sister Rep. 32 Extra- curricular Sports 1, 2, 35 Chancel 45 Estey 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. BLANCHE HAZEL HOUSEKNECHT Moore 10 Logan Place, Rowayton, Connecticut November 23 Bows and Beaux . . . What d'ya mean it looks funny? . . . You have had it! . . . See you in the attic! . . . sub- ordination vs. cold showers . . . Do you Really think so? . . . Petite and un- assuming . . . Cracking pecans at 2 a.m.?? . . . that's House. Ushers 35 Chairman of Ushers 45 Entertainment Rep. 25 Big Sister Rep. 35 Fire Lieutenant 25 Extra-curricular Sports 25 Chancel 3, 45 Estey 45 Choir 2, 3, 4. 34 mint parties and paint brushes galore . . . movie? gotta get my pillow . . . unique, as only she can be . . . Hoop. Rural Work 45 Yearbook Board 45 Tree Day 25 Extra-curricular Sports 25 Dance Club 25 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri U 35 Sigma Delta 25 Dramatic Workshop 2, 35 Art 1, 3. JANE H. HUBBARD East Gould Kearsarge, New Hampshire May 29 Thanx, you're an idgey-boo . . . Hey evacuate, tout le monde . . . red licorice and pin curls . . . from the top of the flag pole, Eeeeek, a frog?! . . . Hey Pretz - that banner sags in the middle . . . What . . . Where . . . What bells? . . . Africa's little Mau- Mau . . . jane. Dorm Social Chairman 45 Fire Lieutenant 35 Class Treasurer 35 Swim Dem 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Cheerleader 3. CAROL ANN HUNT BARBARA LOIS HYMAN MILA FINCH INMAN Weston East Revell-Holton, Center Gould 60 Bloomfield Street, Lexington, Prospect Street Ext., Erving, 129 West Kerr, Lufkin, Texas Massachusetts Massachusetts August 8 October 27 quo usque . . . co-founder of Hy- Come on now, I dorft, do I? , , . Well . . . That's pathetic . . . Or- ganization is one of my better points. We've got to study tonight!!! . . . Let's go skiing this week-end. . . . Carol - a great cop, willing to help, understanding, and always ready for fun. Student Oihcer 45 Community Service 3, 4: Choir 5, 4. MARDI LEE JACOBSEN Center Gould 5918 South Marion Place, Tulsa 35, Oklahoma june 6 A little large and lumpy, but she knitted it herself . . . does she need voice lessons? . . . I'm starved - let's have an O'Henry party . . . triple strength . . . a Venezuelan ought to know . . . Hallelujah! . . . more maps of South- east Asia . . . We all love her in return . . . literary masterpieces sealed with . . . a rose from Matilda. Student Officer 45 Fire Lieutenant 25 Estey 3, 45 Chancel 3, 45 Choir 2, 3. 45 International Affairs Committee Chairman 45 Echo I, 3. 4. man Kappa Rieck for the intellectually slow . . . Everybody's Dutch uncle . . . I think I'm gonna cry . . . occasionally found zipped in her puff . . . you mean I don? have a sleepover? . . . North- fielcl's only receding hairline . . . mess, what mess? . . . Any letters for Zelda? . . . a laugh a minute - Barbie. Community Service Rep. 35 Big Sister Rep. 45 Extra-curricular Sports 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Dra- matic Workshop 3, 4. LINDA ELEANOR JOHNSTON East Carlisle Road, Westford, Massachusetts june9 Letters for Zelda . . . That's Linda laughing! . . . bouncy and full of life . . . Let's have a jam session . . . Watch your language! . . . How's the ventilation? . . . Summers in Maine to week-ends in Mass .... What's your act? . . . How's the weather down there? . . . That's our girl - 5' 2 eyes of blue - or rather brown . . . Linda. Outing Rep. 35 Fire Lieutenant.3, 45 Extra- curricular Sports 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Dra- matic Workshop 25 Chancel 4b. t crazy hand jive . . . the colorful three . . . Hey good buddy! . . . long exotic ear- rings . . . itineraries a mile long . . . I'll never have time . . . another turn of the dagger . . . Que tios mas rarros . . . Mah daddy's in oil - and rich in personality too - Mila. Student Officer 45 Ushers 3, 45 Fire Lieutenant 25 Class Hall Social Rep. 35 Extra-curricular Sports 1, 25 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Work- shop 2, 3. MARGARET ALICE JONES Hillside, Mira B. Wilson Crane Cottage, East Northfield, Massachusetts November 7 As soon as I get re-disorganized . . . That's the way the bunny boun- ces . . . Always cuckooing . . . Happy Hump Day! . . . Plays, Picasso and Poetry . . . Hold still or I'll smear your eyes . . . curios, loving advice and as- sorted claptrap come with our Mickey. Collection 45 Ushers 2, 3, 45 Community Serv- ice 1, 25 Library Rep. 35 Entertainment Rep. 45 Fire Lieutenant 1, 2, 3, 45 Chancel 4b5 Choir lb, 2, 3, 45 Tau Pi 45 Tri U 35 Sigma Delta 25 Dramatic Workshop 15 Stage Set 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Extra-curricular 1. WIS' CATHERINE ANNE JORGENSEN West Gould 56 Welles Drive North, Newington 11, Connecticut january ll It muff have atmosphere! . . . that French accent . . . back to back, belly to belly . . . oh, those slanty dark eyes . . . male mail . . . Does everyone have a date now? . . . back-rub, please . . . a love of the sea . . . they have horns, they're built! . . . unpredictable . . . a Gypsy at heart . . . she's an in- dividualist - Cathy. Choir Secretary 4, Dorm Social Chairman 4, 41 Chancel 5, 41 Choir 5, 43 Estey 4b. MARGARET L. KAUFMAN West Marquand R. D. 4442, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania August 30 But roommate, I don't need - But roommate, in the summer I don't - O.K.! O.K.! . . . nichavo . . . D0n't be so modest, I just don't own any . . . But dear! It's not Kaufman . . . Meglin, Kitty maybe, but for sure it's Meg. Rural Work 41 Chairman of Forums 4, Library Rep. 3: Class Hall Rep. 5, Tri U 53 Library Council 3, Dramatic Workshop 3. DIANE ELIZABETH KENNEY Revell-Holton, Center Gould Box 1115, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama May 26 Whatcha doin'? huh? huh? huh? . . . just don? worry . . . the colorful three . . . Rendezvous at Holton . . . An- other turn of the dagger . . . Dracula strikes again . . . Oh, no! The horo- scope says - . . . He's .fo fine . . . . . . jazz, Shalimar, Odetta . . . our won- derful one-in-a-million - Di. C.G.A. Chairman 43 Student Officer 43 Rural Work 33 Class President 25 Class Vice-presi- dent 13 Class Social Chairman 3: Extra-curricu- lar Sports 13 Dance Club 23 Chancel 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Echo I, 3, 4. JUDITH LUCINDA KIDDER Weston 228 Pinewoods Avenue Road, Troy, New York October 8 Gezangus! . . . A sincere leader, al- ways willing to give her service with a smile . . . hee hee hee . . . Where's my organizer file gone to? . . . lust a little bunch of whipped cream, please . . . Pick your choox - Boo, Booby, or just Cindy. Chairman of Cabinet 41 Ushers 3b. 43 Assis- tant Chairman of Forums 3: Dorm Song Leader 33 Music Rep. 3, Swim Dem. 2, 3:,Extra-cui'- ticular Sports 2g Chancel 3b, 4, Estey 4: Choir 2, 3, 45 Tri U 3, Sigma Delta 2, Dramatic Workshop 23 Echo I, 3, 4. HELEN H. KEITH Mira B. Wilson 91 River Street, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts September 15 C'mon, Kiphuth . . . Hey, I don't get it . . . OOO! That's awfulf' . . . Avid Republican . . . one of the Bobbsey twins . . . But I like Rock 'n Roll . . . Plunge . . . The adorable blunderer, Helen. Collection 3, 43 Ushers 3, 4g Choir 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 45 Tree Day 33 All'Campus Sports 33 Cheerleader 3, 4: Extra-curricular Sports Z, 3. 3 Dance Club 3: Skating Patrol 3, 43 Swim em. 4. MARGARET KIPHUTH Mira B. Wilson 4 Carleton Street, Hamden 17, Connecticut June 29 An exclusive voice! . . . Shimmy . . . Sunday morning-after problems . . . loyal friend . . . Listen, Helen, don't you argue with me . . . The other Bob- bsey twin . . . Source Theme all over the bathroom floor, and in the middle, sound asleep, Kippy. Rural Work 4, Community Service 2, Dorm Song Leader 43 Fire Lieutenant 2: Class Song Leader 21 Tree Day 31 All-Campus Sports 23 Extra-curricular Sports 2: Dance Club 5: Chancel 4bg Choir 2, 3, 4. LISA KIRKLAND Moore R.F.D. 2, Stowe, Vermont November 12 Here comes my little green man! . . . But I do eat fourths! . . . Whose bathtub ring is this? OUT! . . . All right - who borrowed my curlers now? . . . How did you get honey on your - ? . . . green pastures and white mountains . . . Shhh - I am studying . . . That candid little camera and cocked eyebrow - watch out! Collection 3, 3: International Service Rep. 4, Fire Lieutenant 2, 41 Extra-curricular Sports 23 Ski Patrol 2, 3, head 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. W -Q12-sfpsiw X f,.'-Eowfiwafesieisll - . ,I - , , , . V 1, 3.1 ,Q ,far L, ,wif - , 3 .- 1 . - if a s - r efawsgaae- f, rg r - - -- Q-ii--1'-' f , ,- - f?3z?i1sfsise?ilr3311g22.:fretreat ' . - V -' f 3 2553!rK55L55gjbjg5iQ:i9f.f51fAQ5Ifiy,tZ - .gag maxi get -, , arf f 4 g f if INGRID MAIDELL KROHN Revell-Holton, East Gould Van Duesenville Road, Great Barrington, Massachusetts October 12 Daily two-inch vitamin pills: I need them . . . Tea for two and the midnight oil . . . When shall we three meet again? . . . E.G.I. and East Gould Track Team . . . C. S. Lewis says . . . Consrructivism plus . . . In the footsteps of Martha Grahame . . . Boney Kroney. Scholastic Honor Roll la, b, Za, bg Junior Rep. to Council 3: Community Service Rep. 2, Class President 4, Tree Day 23 Extra-curricular Sports 7. 31 Dance Club 2, 3a3 Chancel 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor of Lit. Supplement 31 Lit. Read- er 2, 3g Echo I, 3, 4: Sigma Delta 1, 2. LAURIE GERTRUDE KNOUSE Center Gould 69 South Mountain Drive, New Britain, Connecticut September 26 I love ice cream . . . I was so embarrassed! . . . the werewolf from Keehonka . . . Oh, disaster . . . Quotes biology facts in her sleep . . . How do you pronounce it? Kanouse? . . . Yul Brynner - eeey! . . . Miss Wight must think I'm crazy . . . You must be kid- ding. . . . Our laughable, lovable Knouse. Outing Rep. 33 N.A.A. Rep. 45 Extra-cur ricular Sports 2, 3, 41 Choir 2, 3, 4. SENY LAKE Center Gould 2 Park Ridge, Concord, New Hampshire November 20 Barefoot girl with spunk . . . brusha- brusha-brusha . . . and we sat right on the 50 yd. line . . . our future biologist . . . swimming to Tanga? . . . Ten- minute curls . . . Rats! . . . Why look up here? - our Wren, Seny. Rural Work 43 International Service Rep. 43 Health Rep. 31 Extra-curricular Sports 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. VICTORIA MILLICENT KOO Center Gould 4473 Mawmee Drive, Okemos, Michigan july 6 She never seems to lose her vivacious- ness . . . If you don't like Chinese mushrooms, you don't like me . . . Oh, those long-seven-hour wait-overs in Springfield . . . and all that hocus- pocus . . . Really? . . . No, I am a senior and 5'2 , why? . . . That's our little Chipmunk Alvin in 111. Collection 3, 43 All-Campus Sports 3: All-Star Sports 3: Extra-curricular Sports 31 Choir 3, 4, Tau Pi 4, Tri U 33 Dramatic Workshop 3, 4g Stage Set 3, 4. lf' all llf. hill,-NL: Q, 36+ lJdtfg,m3-fell' Ckcanwenl. fi, tru. f c wa fi- 51:13 fri HCA ulffg-'ir ' s. A116 1 Q, nil, fl-Y P M' LSTC x-4. .I 3 CLC 314.2 JACQUELINE MYLES LANCASTER West Gould 34 Woodbridge Terrace, South Hadley, Massachusetts July 12 Our dorm artist . . . She's only second loudest in the dorm! . . . summer in Bar Harbor . . . Love that laugh! . . . C'mon, Charlie . . . always under- standing and patient - really great to have around . . . What was that you bit??? . . . Jackie. Extra-curricular Sports 3: Choir 3, 4, Dramatic Workshop 33 Extra-curricular Art 4. 37 KATHY LANDEN GAIL ELAINE LEHTINEN MARY HAVEN LOGAN West Gould Wales Road, Brimheld, Massachusetts April 15 Responsible, sympathetic, patient . . . Don't step on the rugs! . . . He left too?l . . . But l'm not really mad! . . . Goodnight, Aunt Agnes! . . . Volkswagons and madras . . . our flus- tered mathematician - Kay. House Prayers Chairman 3: Worship Com- mittee 3, Fire Captain 41 Fire Lieutenant 33 Dorm Rep. 3, Tree Day 3: Extrarcurricular Sports 2, 31 Dance Club 3, 43 Chancel 43 Estey 45 Choir 2, 3, 4. HARRIET WALLER MCQOWN Moore 18 Main Street, Cooperstown, New Y'orlt January 14 Male mail call . . . Roommate, ain't I fetching? . . . saltines and peter but- ter . . . light traveller . . . honest injun? . . . but Sev, . . . termites . . . will this do? . . . only 77 days till vacation . . . I'm Always freezing! . . . disorganized, but happy . . . it's gotta be Cookie! Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 4, Fire Lieutenant 41 Hall Rep. to Social Committee 3: Choir 3, 4. East 20 Scammell Avenue, Pittsfield, Massachusetts July 21 Letters for Zelda . . . a different pair of shoes for every occasion . . . a charm bracelet with a pelican on it? . . . those eeery ventilators . . . week-end in Maine with moonlight and sea air . . . electric guitars . . . My hamster died today. . . . Carol Burnett? No, that's tall, blond QD blue-eyed . . .Gail. Fire Lieutenant 3: Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Chancel 4. East Marquand 363 Mayapple Road, Stamford, Connecticut February 24 A member of the troop in good standing . . . Life's a bloody bore . . . . . Why MUST you be so conserva- tive! . . . the blue is from the Jun . . . cosmopolitan . . . How do seedless oranges reproduce? . . . What a waste . . . Who says all blondes are dumb!? - Not Haven. Ushers 31 Class Hall Rep. 2, 3, Tree Day 3, All-Star Sports 2, 31 Extra-curricular Sports 21 Choir 2, 3, 45 Tau Pi 4, Tri U 33 Dramatic Workshop 2, 3. SUSAN MACGREGOR East i Saconesset Hills, West Falmouth, Massachusetts June 21 Nicoteen, ex officio . . . Do you sell yellow paint?? . . . Spring Vacations . . . Duhh . . . Pass the squarsh . . . See ya in '63 . . . The girl with the private lounge - Sue. Fire Lieutenant 4g Extra-curricular Sports 3, 4, Chancel 4, Choir 3, 41 Dramatic Workshop 4. 38 K .4 MARTHA MCHUTCHISON East Grant Hill Road, Tolland, Connecticut February 11 Muy bien! . . . Shoot, the Chat's shot! No wonder the bells aren't ringing! . . . A kingdom for my horse . . . Her scrambled ego with MUFFINS . . . I lo1fe'to throw things through screens . . . Tea and sympathy . . . Where's the letter for Zelda? . . . Marty. Student Officer 4, Fire Lieutenant 3: Year- book Board - senior editor 4, Hall Social Rep. 2, 31 Co-editor Echo I, 3, Echo I, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 3, 4, Choir 2. 3, 42 Ushers 3. MARY J. MACOMBER West Marquand Roberts Union, Colby College, Waterville, Maine June 19 Mary, always a friend . . . rounds with her little yellow pitcher . . . Sunday af- ternoons with apples and Midsummer Night's Dream . . . reminiscing of Maine . . . Student Officer 43 Scholastic Honor Roll 3a3 Collection 3, 43 Ushers 43 Hall Social Rep. to Class 33 School Social Chairman 43 Fire Lieu- tenant 33 Tree Day 2, 33 Swim Dem. 3, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 33 Dance Club. Chair- man 2, 33 Skating Patrol 2, 32 Choir 2, 3. 4. 'rp' jpn X gp SARAH JEAN MARTIN West Gould Old Tannery Road, Monroe, Connecticut September 8 Sea nymph or Frog? . . . well, actual- ly . . . that mn? be final! - bare- foot girl in buffalo territory . . . Susan, this room!! . . . Our jovial junior year . . . we didn't really make that much noise . . . but models don't do any- thing useful! . . . Long Tall Sally. Community Service 43 Cabinet Rep. 43 lnt. Service Rep. 33 Collection 33 Swim Dem 3, 43 The Fro s A ua Play 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2. 43 CCIIBUCCI 3b, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. ELMYRA M. J. MANGAN Hillside, West Marquand 70 Tuttle Road, Briarcliff Manor New York October8 Our original athlete - with the'long- est name ever! . . . If only the gym could have been part dorm. Bother! - and Winnie the Pooh all the way. Ke HONK. Remember the car - remem- the Key - Wahoo! An Eeyore at heart Typically My. Outing Rep. 13 N.A.A. Rep. 33 Fire Lieutenant 13 Class N.A.A. Rep. 23 Chairman of N.A.A. 43 Secretary to N.A.A. 33 All-Campus Sports 1, 2, 33 All-Stat Sports 1, 2, 33 Extra-curricular Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET LEA MATTHEWS West Gould ' W Intercol, Apartado Aereo 3533, Bogota, Colombia, South America May 23 Shall we dance? . . . singularly unattractive . . . Salinger and Sinatra . . . lavender blue OJ . . . gruesome foursome . . . Noble author of Reflec- tion.: On Tim . . . Tennessee Williams and Edna St. Vincent Millay . . . atroc- cious nose and deformed toes . . . 4 Rural Work 3, 43 Com- Prayers Chairman 43 Club 2, 31 Choir 2, 3, 43 International Kxbv iwiw ' .vm Mob, VV! '1-iwde,-4? , uw 5 M-,ze-J Q, gyklqvl JOHANNA ALICE MARSCHNER Wilson 5 Edgehill Drive, Darien Connecticut July 20 Sophisticated music - and the vases on the butter plates!!! . . . Living Room sleepovers . . . Oh, those lonely Tur- keys!!! . . .and the one looking into the telephone booth!!! Ha! Ha! . . . Happy fingers! . . . another famous Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder smile - no one else but jo. Student Officer 43 Class Captain 33 Fire Lieutenant dent 23 Class Secretary 43 Extra-curricular Sports 23 CYNTHIA LAURA MAURER West Gould 298 Burns Street, Forest Hills 75, New York 'Wa' ' july 27 With a twinkle in her eye, a bounce in her step, and a smile for everyone . . . tomorrow? . . . Don't worry! . . . mumble, mumble, mumble . . . Sorry they're taken! . . . that's ridiculous! . . . organization plus . . . Rising rang a long time ago? a love of life . . . sincere pussy cat Cindy. Student Officer 43 Extra-curricular Sports 33 Chance! 3b. 43 Estey 43 Choir 3, 43 Dramatic Workshop 33 Tri U 3a. HARRIET MERROW Hillside, East Marquand 21 Baywater Drive, Noroton, Connecticut January 24 'Was there really a jelly Esh in the tin sink? . . . Lover of American parlia- ment . . . A member of the troop in good standing . . . You link . . . Gee, how did that little hole get there? . . . petite-feet , laughing girl or Mini- Ha-Ha. Ushers 33 Fire Captain 43 Fire Lieutenant 33 33 Yearbook Board 33 Tree Day 33 All-Campus Sports 1, 23 All-Star Sports 1, 2, 33 Extra-cur- ricular Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Lit. Hall Rep. 13 Dramatic Workshop 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA ROBERTS MUNFORD East 41 South Street, Middlebury, Vermont June 28 There's something depressing about getting up in the morning . . . East Hall's number one correspondent - never without male . . . oatmeal and vitamins . . . Oh duh! . . . how up- setting . . . any letters from Zelda? . . . The Iceman cometh! . . . just a word of good cheer - our lovable person- ality - Marnie. Rural Work 4g Dorm Entertainment Rep. 43 Extra-curricular Sports 3, 43 Skiing Patrol 3, 43 Chancel 4: Choir 3, 4. JEAN KATHLEEN MEYER Wilson 70 Salem Lane, Little Silver, New Jersey December 3 1 That famous half-slip . . .bicycling through the halls at midnight . . . a roomful of paper . . . the living-room sleepover . . . Let's raid milk-station . . . sweetness and light . . . the face that sank a thousand Hermonites . . . it's Jeannie. , Collection 43 Ushers 33 Dorm N.A.A. Rep. 33 Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 43 Fire Lieutenant 3, 43 Tree Day 2, 3, 43 All-Campus Sports 23 All-Star Sports 23 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 2b, 3, 43 Chancel 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Big Sister Rep. 4. ROBERTA SUE MUNGER Revell-Holton, Wilson Leetes Island, Guilford, Connecticut July 21 A buoyant, well-read spirit, though :lightly devilish, who's one of Miss Cha- pin's faithfuls . . . Um, thanks man, I just love those yellow candies . . . wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen . . . lobster, fruit, bisque tortoni . . . Choice! . . . that's our Bert. Fire Captain 43 Chancel 3, 43 Estey 43 Choir 1, 2, 3. 43 Dramatic Workshop, Make-up Section 33 Tri U 3. 40 ANNE MORSE Mira B. Wilson 932 Scott Boulevard, Decatur, Georgia December 1 They left out Georgia . . . Full of French, energy, and sympathy . . . I got three letters today . . . either glowing or glowering . . . A song in her heart and on her lips . . . time was -- . . . The genuine Southern accent in Where are your sturdies!? . . . Hey, Anne. Snxdent Officer 43 Library Rep. 33 Estey 3, 43 Chancel 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Library Council 3. PRISCILLA JEAN NORTON Revell-Holton, Merrill-Keep, Revell-Holton, Grand Isle, Vermont September 13 Hey, youse guys, shut up! . . . in- fectious laugh . . . long walks to Holton . . . Vermont sunsets . . . I'm knitting a sweater for my pin . . . I wish I were taller! . . . phobia for uniforms . . . Northfield ever . . . patient, always ready to help . . . Pris. Student Officer 43 Ushers 33 Rural Work 33 Community Service Rep. 1, 23 Hall Cabinet Rep. 3, 43 International Service Rep. 43 Hall Library Rep. 43 Fire Lieutenant 1, 2, 33 Extra-curricular Sports 1, 23 Chancel 3, 43 Estey 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Handbook Com- mittee 3. LAURA PACE JANE ELSBREE PACEY RUTH ALICE PANOFSKY Moore East Gould East 240 Buckingham Avenue, Syracuse Forest, Virginia 1179 Oneida Street, State College, New York December 2 Pennsylvania .lanUa1'Y25 E.G.'s twister - the right way . . . June 5 General interest in everyone and It's freezing in here! . . . hikes and The French horn, and wild bedspreads everything . . . you-name-it discussions bikes . . . that CURLY hair . . . Quick, surrounding East's lithe and graceful . . . Don't you know? It's a caressible pull down the shades! . . . neatness plus dancer . . . Really? . . . And at camp worm! . . . No kiddin' . . . Hey, . . . No, he's just my brother . . . -- . . . Who rayr a heart has only one here's a morbd one for you . . . under- our staunch southerner - Jane. Iove? . . . Clucking noises at night . . . standing, considerate, a true friend for- ever . . . Golly Geeee, it's L. P. Fire Lieutenant 43 All-Campus Sports 33 All- Star Sports 33 Extra-curricular Sports 3, 43 Choir 3, 4. Ushers 43 Outing Rep. 43 Library Rep. 33 All- gtari Sports 33 Extra-curricular Sports 43 Choir VIRGINIA HOPPER PEARCE ' Wilson 443 Carlton Road, Wyckoff, New Jersey November 6 Roommate, are you awake? . . . Two pair of contact lenses . . . But - I don't like mashed potatoes! . . . Let me explain the crisis in Berlin . . . That noisy cereal at midnight . . . I've just decided . . . hunt clothes . . . Dale Evans of the East, Whoa there . . . Ginny. Collection. 3, 43 Ushers 43 Fire Lieutenant 3: Extra-curricular Sports 33 Dance Club 2a3 Choir 2, 3, 43 Tau Pi 43 Tri U 33 Sigma Delta 23 Dramatic Workshop 23 Stage Set 3. sl 5 1 2 i junior with a senior Chapel seat . . . that daily pack of letters not for Kit or futh but Ruth. Tree Day 33 Dance Club 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Or- chestra 3, 43 Rural Work 4. . .iff . i,-' iff: ' 5 I .1 GAF- PEMUNS ' - sset . ssfrr . 3 r. netr west Gould 3 ' 3 - - ' Veteran Hospital, Batayia, New Yofk fi .1 ' - X .3 pp Actually .V 1 . she's Brigadoon's ' H Y A it Fiona and West Gould's flapper . . . , 'Q' 5 M I'just love'doctors! 1. . . El Greco, --ir V '- Piaf nd the Moiseyev Danoers . . . the 6 ,P - .H - gracpand' charm of a black swan . .'. ' -f ' Y 3 You old.thing . . . Gail. 9 3 , ,i Scholastic Honor R41 3 bf Class -Re . to 'L f I- , - Council 33 international Szirvice Rep. 43 germ ---, 3' ' - , ' Q' Secretar -Treasurer 33 ,Dances Club 3a, 4' Chan- . ' :- 1 .. .fe ,,.,. K I 5, cel 43 Ciihoir 3, jg Business ,Manager of'Lit. 43 E 7 Echo I- 3- 4- f ' - ,. I ELIZABETH W. PHILLIPS f ' 3' I Center Gould 3 Main Street, Bradford, Vermont lfisiv June 23 I W fi, fig ' I don't care what he looks like as long as he skis . . . Let's sing it again! ,L . 2 . long bike-rides . . . that was 61141 5 j' bell . . . Q-u-i-n-i-b-e-c-k, Quinibeck!! ' .'. . ear-splitting shrieks when tickled - 3 4 , remember that week in New York . . . 33 that rug! . . . jacks during study hall . . . our adorable fox . . . Itsy. J I-I V 1 6 3 ,I Student Oliicer 43 Swim Dem. 3. 43 Extra-cur- ft His 'J ' , f s ' ' ricular Spons'3, 43 Chancel 3b 43 Estey 43 . K, 1 Q: ' ,ig ieffi ,'.ilr 547, e Choir 3, 43 Big Sister Chairman 4. 4 JANE ELLEN POWERS .lo-ANNE PURCE1-L SANDRA LEE PUTNAM Moore Q ' East, Wilson I West Gould 660 Oleander Drive, Fort Lauderdale, 70 Hillview Road, G0fh3m, Maine 10 Kenwood Avenue, Worcester, Mags, Florida August 2 December 21 I Wan! 8 RCCSCSH - - - WhaI'S the Donlt aPPf0ach her before bfeakfflsf Prep plus . . . Lanz and sturdies . . . trouble bubble? . . . You fatheadl! 3 - - Take lf C35Yu- - - Oh., those P31095 1-cally? , , , another letter - I just - - - DONT be 2 blob - be all ifldi- lfhciofham - - - If dufsuf take on my loorfe him . . . head-stands against the vidual! . . . Who cares what other hair . . . all four of rhe Saturday door , , , What'11 1 do - 1 have a people think? . . . Rocks on the Ulglffefs - - - I Cleaned the room, but problem? . . . Let's revolt! . . .sweet brain... Do my eyes look blue? . . . dfiflf look Undef The Fug- - - - ob' and innocent - but I am sophisti- What'S perturbin' yOu bunlCy? Sensi- VIOUSIY - - ' JO- cated , , , there she goeg gcreaming ble, organized Janie. Rural Work 3- 42 Fife I-ieuffflanf 3' 41 down the hall - carefree, fun-loving Collection 35 Rural Work 3, 45 Hall Social Dance Club 3190 214' Sandy. Chairman 45 Library Rep. 25 Fire Lieutenant 55 Extra-curricular Sports 25 Choir 2, 5, 45 Dra- matic Workshop 5, 45 Rep. to Lit. 4. MARTHA BETSY RAND Moore Center Harbor, New Hampshire November 9 Why work? . . . not a worry in the World . . . food, food and more food . . . So What! . . . Subtle humor - No? . . . that's our Randy. N.A.A. Rep- 3: Fire Captain 55 Fire Lieutenant 25 All-Star Sports 25 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 5, 45 Choir 5, 45 Orchestra 2. ELLEN FRANCES REISS West Gould 9156 North Swan Circle, St. Louis 17, Missouri November 22 From the mixer to the banner . . . But it's more dramatic with a y ! . . . Hit the penny, hit the penny, hit the nickel twice . . . West Gould's innocent QD actress . . . summer in Denver . . . Zero . . . But, dearien . . . terribly absent-minded . . . pealing laugh . . . I can't help it if I've never seen the ocean . . . next year - watch for her . Collection 5, 45 Community Service 45 Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 45 Choir 5, 45 Tau Pi 45 Tri U 55 Dramatic Workshop 5, 45 Stage Set 45 Handbook Committee 5. Rural Work 45 Library Rep. 55 Extra-curricular Sports 55 Choir 5, 45 Dramatic Workshop 45 Extra-curricular Art 5. Swim Dem. 4. MARGARET RHEUBY West Gould Hearts'ease Farm, Woodstock, Vermont May 8 Summer at Mount Hermon . . . a loyal Vermonter . . . our pretty brown- eyed athlete . . . a French whiz . . . c'est la vie . . . always calm and or- ganized . . . Meg. Ushers 5, 45 Dorm N.A.A. Rep. 5, 45 All-Cam- pus Sports 55 All-Star Sports 2, 55 Extra-cur- iiiclglaia Sports 2, 5, 45 Chancel 5b, 45 Choir ROBERTA RIECK ROSAMOND ROCKWELI. NANCY JANE ROLFS East Hillside, East Marquand East Marquand 128 Stewart Street, MZYWOOCL 370 Summer Street, North Andover, Gilman Road, Yarmouth, Maine New Jersey Massachusetts December 24 SCPfembe1' 22 AP1'1l 1 Those giggly Thursdays, interminable EHSI'S lfllelleflllal kook. the b00l4iC One of the original sixteen . . . Wait, Fridays, blissful Saturdays, reminiscent . . . down in the alley, the alley So low let me consult my calendar . . . Mrs. Cand wastefulj Sundays! .. . Saddle the . . . C0-founder Of Hyman Kappa Reick Grump . . . Knows where she's headed Wind . . . Seven pieces of coffee- . . . letters from Zelda . . . devoted fol- . . . Look ir up in the dictionary . . . bread? Our iron-willed, soft-hearted lower of science fiction . . . the Village The truth shall set you free . . Our cop - the ever-effervescent Johnny Voice and The Evergreen Review . . . Followed devotedly by Lucky . . . How many nice green apples can you eat? The Saint of Bleeker Street - Roberta. Choir 3, 43 Art Lectures 4. JUDITH RUSSELL East 123 Rotch Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts December 21 Soft-spoken beauty who has unfailing faith in humanity . . . Hard to lee and foul weather gear . . . trips to the post ofiice at dawn . . . a voice like Christmas bells . . . letters for Zelda . . . clicking knitting needles . . . blue-eyed blonde with unique sparkle . . . Judy. Hall Song Leader 43 All'Star Sports 31 Extra- curricular Sports 3, 43 Chancel 3, 43 Estey 43 Chior 3, 4. gorgeous grinder, Roz. Fire Lieutenant 43 Class Dorm Rep. 33 All-Star Sports 13 Extra-curricular Sports 13 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Workshop 43 Echo I, 3, 4. Jellybean . . . that's Rolfus! Student Officer 43 Ushers 2, 43 Hall Song Lea- der 3: Music Rep. 31 Community Service Rep. 2b3 All-Star Sports 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2. 3, 43 Chancel 3b, 43 Estey 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Tri U 33 Dramatic Workshop 3. GAIL FRANCES RYERSON East 158 Academy Street, Watertown, New York July 8 Original undercrofter . . . community food box . . . I'm lost without my camera . . . just call me Handy Andy . . . thanks muchly . . . tower belle . . . that darn senior apple tree, I ripped my nylons . . . tonight I'm go- ing to exercise my senior authority . . . always time for a pleasant smile and a pleasing word - Gail. Dorm Outing Rep. 43 Choir 3, 43 Dramatic Workshop 3. MARY JANE SAUNDERS Town 5 Howard Street, East Northfield, Massachusetts June 5 It's not as bad as all that! . . . three musketeers . . . Rainy day - black beret . . . Hurry up, you two - we'll be late! . . . a friend to all . . . idealist . . . the arbitrator . . . Janie. Student Ofhcer 43 International Service Rep. 33 Big Sister Rep. 3, 43 Class Hill Rep. 33 Choir 2, 3, 43 Tau Pi 43 Sigma Delta 23 Dramatic Workshop 2, 43 Stage Set 2. 43 - SUSAN IRENE SAUNDERS Wilson 2098 Ellington Road, Columbus, Ohio August 3 A serene Danish beauty . . . The neat- est top drawer in M.B.W .... Sense of adventure . . . a biting wit . . . the ir- resistible threesome . . . the center of midwestern culture . . . Hey, what's goin' on here?! - Soo-o-o-o-sun. Student Onicer 41 Collection 3, Social Rep. to Class 2, Swim Dem. 3, 4, Extra-curricular Sports 2, 35 Dance Club 3a, Choir 2, 3, 4. SUSAN ELLEN SHEPARD Revell-Holton, Mira B. Wilson Wallingford, Vermont May 13 That exclusive voice . . . always sing- ing for pennies in the hall . . . forever understanding . . . founder of the Good Ship B.M. . . . Quit peeking, Dinger! . . . sentimental poetry from the bath- room . . . Swim Dem's biggest splash . . . and wor1d's gayest roommate - our modest Mexican Cherokee, Shep. Rural Work 3, 41 Social Chairman 43 Big Sis- ter Rep. 31 Fire Lieutenant 43 Senior Room Chairman 41 Social Chairman 2, Tree Day 2, 3, Swim Dem. 3, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 4: Dance Club 23 Chancel 4bg Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Workshop 1, 2. I 'r K ' ' . ..,, ft ffitgtw i- . . 11-1-. f,.:rs,,ilrg1f. .., at fi, . S. 3 . ,Z .. .-.,.-.,w2e,i - -' :::. :.v ' . 4.1 f , Hx if LINDA EDNA SCHRIEVER Center Gould Stone Wall Farm, Lyme, New Hampshire September 2 Dried apricots or Gerber's baby food . . . St-o-o-o ppp it . . . our dorm musician and actress . . . hilarious, high- pitched giggle at 11:3O? . . . forever stealing Itsy's Chapstick . . . I am yours, today, tonight and tomorrow! . . . Gazone! This math is unbelievable . . . who else but our witty lovable Lin. Worship Committee 4g Rural Work 3, 4, House Prayers Chairman 4g Hall Song Leader 3, Chancel 3, 43 Estey 43 Choir 2, 3, 4, Tree Day 23 Dramatic Workshop 2, 3. WILMA WAY SHEN Revell-Holton, East Gould 14 Nantucket Place, Scarsdale, New York March 7 Wo hao, ni hao ma? . . . East Gould Track Team . . . E. G.I .... When shall we three meet again? . . . An understanding listener . . . oranges and chocolate during study hall . . . intellec- tual, esoteric tea parties with Hongs and Bones . . . Confucious say, Shen- Way. Junior Rep. 3g Library Rep. lg Entertainment Rep. 23 Rural Work 33 Class Treasurer l, 43 Art Editor Yearbook Board 43 Class Hall Rep. 23 Extra-curricular Sports 2, Choiril, 2, 3,45 Sigma Delta 2, Library Council 1. LINDA HERBERT SHULTZ East Marquand Oyster Pond Road, Quissett, Massachusetts January 28 Calm amid chaos . . . What is the difference between the curtain rod and my head? . . . Perceptive and Willowy . . . enthusiasm for bubbly things . . . mysterious smiles . . . Benjamin Britten and sour apples . . . our sea-breeze - but not the cold and clammy kind . . . Linda. Big Sister Rep. 43 Choir 3, 4: Tau Pi 4g Tri U 35 Dramatic Workshop 3, 4. SUSAN STOCKBRIDGE SHEPARD Moore Still River, Massachusetts December 28 Greetings and Salutations . . . hates hypocrites . . . O-o-o- a CAT! . . . A real New Englandah . . . so don't I . . . But, roommate, I don't have time to go! . . . I dunno . . . a debating society? . . . my animals . . . friendship personified - Our Shep. Chairman of Rural Work 43 Rural Work 3, 4g Dorm Rep. to Cabinet 43 Fire Lieutenant 3, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 3: Choir 3, 4, Dra- matic Workshop 3. SUSAN SHULTZ if KAREN ANNE SMITH SUZANNE PENNEY SMITH Center Gould Wilson East Gould 8 South Helderberg Parkway, 630 Desnoyer Avenue, St. Paul 4, 17 Harvey Lane, Westboro, Slingerlands, New York Minnesota Massachusetts May 22 April 8 April 13 Everything I like is fattening! . . . Northfield's answer to Ben Franklin For the last time - I'm going to a Chem. and History student . . . the . . . always chipper . . . that irresistible Germany! . . . Sorry, no sleep-overs mother of :ix boys?! . . . backrubs and pedicures . , . that awful 5:45 rising . . . that's singing, swimming, Shultzie. Swim Dem. 3, 4, Extra curricular Sports 3, 4: Choir 3, 4. LINDA K. SORENSEN Center Gould 165 Glen Arden Drive, Fairfield, Connecticut December 27 Latin scholar with a love for Europe . . . Her heart is in an elevator . . . sit down and make yourself homely . . . Skol! Odin! I want to go back to Copen- hagen! . . . jun-ee-or! Don't hit my junior! . . . Hey, that! Wanna make a bet? Our great Dane - Sandy. Extracurricular Sports 31 Chancel 43 Estey 4, Choir 3, 4. threesome . . . exuding lovely melody everywhere . . . mais oui, Senorita . . . Charming and always helpfully present . . . A very dewy Rose . . . Karen. Choir Secretary 43 Fire Lieutenant 3, Dramatic Workshop 3: Estey 3, 43 Chancel 3, 4, Choir 3, 41 Operetta 3. CHARLOTTE ANN SPEIRS Moore 6665 New York Avenue, Brooklyn 3, New York October 23 And you really .rlaauld go, I know you'll have a terrihc time . . . enthu- siasm plus ace bandages . . . Room- freight, my knees hurt! . . . Of course Yankees won't win! . . . devoted to Nepal . . . Sports, Broadway, the theatre . . . a terrihc girl and loyal friend al- ways - Speirsy. Outing Rep. N.A.A. Dorm Rep. 45 All-Star Sports 2, 3, Extra-curricular Sports 2. 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2. 'til Christmas . . . Follow the shiny black stone . . . B-dah, je ne comprendo pasg et vous? . . . Seriously, I'm not kidding . . . Blond hair, freckles, and green eyes - that's our Suzie!! Ushers 43 Community Service 43 Fire Lieuten- ant 3g Choir 3, 4, Tau Pi 43 Tri U 3g Dra- matic Workshop 3, 4b. ELEANOR STACK East 550 South Street, Pittsfield, Massachusetts August 19 I.et's do it . . . Don't worry, there's nothing to worry about . . . How many more days 'til my week-end? . . . Quick get the radio before there's an emergency . . . If I only had my motorcycle with me now . . . Ellie. Hall Library Rep. 3, Hall Health Rep. 21 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 41 Chancel 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. 45 is DEBORAH STAFFORD HELEN THOMAS PAMELA LANE THOMPSON Revell-Holton, Center Gould Me,-ri11-Keep East 42 WOOIIOH Road, Esex, Fells, 238 Park Street, Montclair, 43 Bacon Road, Belmont 78, New IBFSCY New Jersey February ll June 9 Januafl' 11 A leader in a quiet QD way . . . full His wit takes her breath away . . . Silver Bay . . . Almost forgot my bug -- a wolf in Minnie Mouse shoes is is what she loves . . . Food! . . . the toe . . . That laugh in the fall is heard by spring . . . janitor at the ,pool . . . Chills? Dorm Song Leader 43 Fire Lieutenant 25 Class Social Chairman lg Tree Day 25 Chairman Swim Dem. 45 Swim Dem. 2, 3, 41 Extra-cur- ricular Sports l, 2, 3, 4g Chancel 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, BARBARA GAY TOBEY Center Gould Fountain Inn Lane, Marblehead, Massachusetts October I2 Do you realize! . . . It's Ella Fitz of course! . . . Does a cop's roommate have to do this too? . . . no time . . . mad positions and gestures . . . always on the go . . . Horrors, am I late? . . . A week in New York . . . Love to! . . . What's a good long word? . . . smiling and sophisticated - the monk . . . That's Tobey! Ushers 43 All-Campus Sports 33 All-Star Sports 31 Extra-curricular Sports 3, 43 Choir 3, 4, Swim Dem. 4. Casual conversationalist with Green- wich Village sidewalk artists . . . beach- walking in mau-maus at midnight . . . we'll never forget Wolf-Ching , Mer- rill-Keep's star in Little Red Riding Kimono . . , Tommy. Fire Lieutenant 3g Dance Club 3a, Chancel 3, 43 Choir 3, 4: Tau Pi 4, Tri U 35 Stage Set fig Dramatic Workshop 3. NANCY GIFFORD TOWLE Mira B. Wilson P.O. Vaclala Mission, Via Ahmednager, M.S. India May 6 Full of bounce and spirit and unceas- ing friendliness - 6 years away from home -- with bracelets from India? Half a drawer of 'eml . . . Does this sound all right, Bert? You sure? . . . Good voice, growing bigger and better . . . M- any long long letters! . . . Our petite intellect . . . Nan. Iglshersirig Fire Lieutenant 3, 41 Chancel 3, 43 stey . 46 of graciousness and tact . . . Co-initiator of the Sunday Night water throwing rites . . . letters for Zelda UD . . . her sweaters too large . . . an ardent Uni- tarian . . . the stately blonde QD who deserves the admiration, respect and love of all who know her . . . Pam. Student Oliicer 41 Hall Library Rep. 31 Class Vice-president 3. 41 Swim Dem. 31 Extra-cur- rticular Sports 33 Chancel 4g Estey 43 Choir 3, CHRISTINE E. UPHAM West Marquand 10 Elm Street, Wellesley Hills, Masachusetts january 11 Teeky Weeky - No, it's teela Wooket . . . Six golds or no steak . . . It's hysterical - I've gotta put my eyes in . . . Rising rang? . . . Miss Chris. All-Campus Sports 31 All-Star Sports 31 Extra- curricular Sports 3, Choir 3, 41 Collection 3, Rural Work 4g Fire Lieutenant 4. KATHARINE L. URION Mira B. Wilson 27 Broad Street, Rochester, New Hampshire October 15 Listen, you guys . . . I have a joke for you . . . Always on the ball . . . Let's get going, you guys . . . We must curb profanity . . . Always on the move with a song in her heart, that's our Kathy. Estey 3b, 4, Chancel 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Dra- matic Workshop 4. CAROLYN ANN WADE West Marquand 227 North Barron Street, Eaton, Ohio September 1 That was wicked good . . . You're a horrible girl . . . Kelly green . . . I don't know what this woman thinks I am - a genius? . . . Always in a hurry - always a song . . . C. A. Scholastic Honor Roll 3b: Collection 3, 43 Worship Committee 33 Cabinet Hall Rep. 45 House Prayers Chairman 3, Fire Lieutenant 3: Song Leader - Class 41 Tree Day 2, 3: Siginaci Delta 25 Dramatic Workshop 31 Echo CHRISTINA VAN DEUSEN Center Gould 849 Hillside Drive, Lewiston, New York October 27 I don't want to go to bed . . . Pret- zels, Diving, swimming, Diving . . . the great doodler . . . Rabbit skins all over the beds . . . always forgetting her robe and slippers . . . Vandee. All-Star Swim Team 3, Swim Dem. 4. LISA ANN WAGAR Revell-Holton, Weston 3036 State Street, Saginaw, Michigan January 16 The Army Lieutenant with the in- fectious giggle and an honorary mem- bership in the USMA . . . The short- order cook in room Sl . . . sympathetic ear and a ready smile for everyone . . . Erun . . . Our own conservative . . . Lys. Rural Work 3, 43 Dorm N.A.A. Rep. 3g Song Leader lg Library Rep. 25 Big Sister Rep. 43 Secretary to N.A.A. 43 Extra-curricular Sports l, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Tau Pi 43 Tri U 3, Library Council 2g Dramatic Workshop lg Stage Set 3, 4. ELIZABETH H. WABEKE Hillside, Merrill-Keep CZ7 Foreign Service Mail Room. State Dept., Washington, D.C. October 28 'Course I know what the capitol of the United States is - Stuttgartl! . . . Since the twist hit the list . . . May I have ten dollars in quarters, please? . . . Poofums . . . she's never without her mopsie! . . . Heading for the stout state . . . Betsy. Honor b, 2a and bg Service Hall I W .5-we wg. .,.,,-,.Lf'fJff.'t D SARA WAITQFWQ fl. West Gould ima: s. 'I A Box 25, Webster, Massach sw pp ,. January 18 ' d Oh, poobahs! . . . 21 pairs of gy! rings . . . gruesome foursome . . . A Bubbles . . . Northf1eld's only hope and -savior . . . frogs, Bananas and Birds . . . the Charleston . . . Ferlinghetti, Thelon- ious Monk, Beethoven and Picasso . . . . . . warm and impulsive . . . our noble and nif-tee Anglo' Saxon princess . . . capable, lovable Sara. Scholastic Honor Roll Za, Zbg Student Ofiicer 43 Rural Work 3, 4: Dorm Library Rep. 3: falso Library Council 31: Business Manager Yearbook 4, Chancel 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Lit. Reader 3ag Echo I, 3, 4, SARA MERRELL WALBRIDGE BEATRICE ANNE WALKER BARBARA D, WALLENDQRF Hillside, East Gould Revell-Holton, East Marquand M -ll-K Hodgorl ISl2r1d,B00rhbay,Maine 25 Round Hlu Road, Hamdef' 18- Ferris Hill gcgad, piggy Canaan, Ocfobef 5 SOHHEQCEE Connecticut shades of Sadie Wally fide again - mm f April 26 constantly striving to eradicate the o.p. ' . . ..Ugh, how abominable . . . forever leading her Down with cynicism cam- paign . . . I'm not sure, better check the red box . . . the last of the true good guys, S. Student Ofhcer 43 Rural Work 33 International Service Rep. 33 Dorm Rep. to Social Commit- tee 1, 2, 33 Tree Day 23 Extra-curricular Sports 13 Dance Club 23 Chancel 4b3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA WARREN The girl with the cure UD . . . Abh . . . ah, I hope you don't mind . . . I . . . ah . . . Crook, borrowed, brokej your . . . . . The night-walker walks again . . . Toujours pretzels and peanut buttercups . . . I'm not that ugly! . . . Chorkle . . . Shut up, Herod Collection 33 Ushers 43 Community Service 95 Fire Lieutenant I3 Hall Song Rep. 23 Extra-cur- ricular Sports 2, 3, 43 Chancel 3b, 43 Estey 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 23 Echo I, 3, East 548 Highland Avenue, Fall River, Massachusetts February 4 Duck - here comes Sandy, cello un- der foot, tongue in cheek . . . hockey stick beneath arm, mint in pocket, pen ln hand . . . intellectual Pollyanna . . . Room 45 or 26 beauty parlor . . . She lost no strength when her hair was cut off . . . Sandy. Ushers 33 Hall Social Chairman 43 Hall Library Rep. 33 Fire Lieutenant 33 Class Hall Rep. 23 All-Campus Sports 2, 33 All-Star Sports 2, 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 35 Chancel 43 Choir 2, 43 Orchestra 33 Library Council 33 Dra- matic Workshop 2: Co-editor-in-chief, Echo I, 33 Editor, Echo I, 4. MARTHA WATERMAN West Marquand 32 Southgate Road, Setauket, Long Island, New York May 25 Well, it seems to me . . . it's like a carrot in the long run . . . Con- trary to popular opinion, je suis intelli- gente . . . deep thoughts at 6:30 A.M. . . . and who was that leaving the room imperceptibly? . . . Never a dull mo- ment, never a dull word with Martha, no . . . Muddy, no . . . Marty! Student Officer 43 Collection 2, 33 Rural Work 33 Int. Service Rep. 23 Chancel 3b, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Lit. Editor 43 Supa. Editor 3: Szigma Delta 23 Dramatic Works op 2a3 Int. A airs Committee 3, 43 Echo I, 3, 4. Since the twist hit the list . . . Reptique vs. Aqua-Velva . . . Chemistry whiz . . . I was absolutely livid! . . . M-K's sextet . . . There is nothing like those Mid-Westerners . . . Bingo! . . . O boy, you know it! . . . Hey Shmil- ly! . . . The ole Rebel yell! . . . Bomb- ing around in a little V-W . . . that blonde bombshell - Wally. Dorm Song Leader 4g All-Star Sports 43 Chan- cel 3, 43 Estey 4, Choir 3, 4. MARY JEAN WEST Weston 920 North Wheaton Avenue, Wheaton Illinois February 26 Fie on goodness! . . . Let's bomb . . . Boobsville . . . let's noi be practical . . . it's horribly symbolic . . . milk- aholic . . . 20 different kinds of face lotion 3 . . Hail the Fine Arts . . . our best little nut . . .Todd Clerj. Worship Committee 43 House Prayers Chair- man 43 Library Rep. 31 Tree Day 23 Dance Club 2, 4b3 Choir 2, 3, 43 New York Times 6: Herald Tribune Rep. 3, 4. CHRISTINA EARL WHITBECK SARAH LAURA WICKENHISER ANN ELIZABETH WILCOX Weston 22 Summer Street, Forest Hills, New York january 30 White convertible with light blue up- holstery . . . thay! it is . . . I wasn't tired, were you? . . . Zot! . . . lemonade and Kites . . . odin . . . a full moon . . . T.T.T.T .... pretzels and baby food . . . late? - shucks! . . . Cris. Collection 33 Ushers 33 Big Sister Rep. 3: D Clb2'Chi254'T P'4Tri BDCC U. , 011' , , , all l U 33 Sigma Delta 23 Dramatic Workshop 23 Stage Set 5, 4. SHARON LEE WILLETT Revell-Holton, Merrill-Keep Ware Point Road, West Brookfield, Masachusetts August 1 That ole' rebel yell . . . member of after Weekend Committee . . . avid water skier and horseback rider . . . I just love football weather! . . . I'd like to tell you, in a brief essay, about the house party . . . a pixie at heart . . . She's remarkable - Schmillett. Community Service 23 Social Chairman 43 Tree Day 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 5, 43 Extra-curricular Sports 33 Dance Club l, 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 5, 43 Art Editor of Lit. 4. Weston 8 Chelsea Road, White Plains, New York September 23 Tisk, Tisk, you guys . . . long blonde hair . . . Juicy Lucy . . . Gambe . . . Hockey and more hockey, sailing and swimming . . . Femininity and all that rot - that's Wicky. Hall N.A.A. Rep. 43 Fire Lieutenant 33 All- Star Sports 33 Extra-curricular Sports 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. Wilson, Revell-Holton Pierson Road, Northfield, Massachusetts February 14 A petit abou with a grand coeur . . . flashing eyes that wink and match her hair . . . They're freckles! . . . A let- ter a day keeps the doctor away? . . . lit- tle pictures of things in Europe . . . Let me ring it! . . . A real lady who adore: flowers . . . pin-quiet des bois a la Ann. Student Officer 43 Worship Committee 43 House Prayers Chairman 43 Entertainment Rep. 43 Big Sister Rep. 43 Yearbook Board 3, 43 Tree Day 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 33 Dance Club 53 Choir 2b, 3, 43 Hall Rep. fClassD 43 Sigma Delta 23 Dramatic Workshop 2, 5b. PAMELA WILSON East P.O. Box 1128, St. Thomas, U. S., Virgin Islands May 30 A prude O5 at heart . . . G-a-a-a-bo . . . C'est la vie chicky . . . Who wants some warts? . . . That shoulder twitch . . . Throwing books out of win- dows . . . subtle humor, sincerity, and courage of her convictions . . . The limbo girl . . . Pam. Ushers 43 N.A.A. Rep. 33 Extra-curricular Sports 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. JOAN LOIS WINER East 536 Prospect Street, Methuen, Massachusetts April 25 Hi ya babes, I got a letter from you know which . . . But we're not on diets, remember? . . . My studies are too cool! . . . Do I really look like that? . . . I have to send more money to colleges . . . But I haven't finished my history for last week . . . Joan. Extra-curricular Sports 3, 43 Dance Club 43 Choir 5, 43 Dramatic Workshop 3. 49 Tramp, tramp, tramp! You may see a stranger . . The five-minute mile and Betsey. With that my guide ushered me into a dark cellar where something like a Charles Addams cartoon was being enacted. As we staggered out, she told me that that was Revell's Halloween Party. We tiptoed past the Revell living room where Miss Snell was telling ghost stories. I was glad to get out into the open air where we saw all the Revell girls in Scottish caps lined up, prepared to march to fife and drums and The Tavern Song. We followed them to the flagpole, and there I found that it was Mountain Day, entailing a modern form of Bacchanalian procession to the hills. When we returned it began to snow and my mysterious guide said, It's time for Vespersf' As we listened to jacques, Come Here, we were completely rewarded for our exertion. The next thing I knew, the service, vacation, and mid-years were all over, and in the pulpit stood Dr. Meany. As he read his academic honor roll, my guide told me excitedly that several of those honored were freshmen. Suddenly we were out in the snow, and in the midst of an honest-to-goodness Winter Carnival, we were pleased to see many prizes for competition being carried off by members of the younger ranks. Then my guide led me away to hear members of both freshman dorms practicing together for the Song Contest. Minutes later they were singing, I wish I were a Porcupine, and Tiritomba before the whole school. We waited with baited breath has Dr. Meany began announcing the winners, we and the freshmen nearly lost our minds in the excitement of winning first prize. Before I knew it, though, I was dragged off to help make paper fiowers for the class party, the theme was South Pacific. Original entertainment and elaborate decorations at the party detracted from my original purpose of obtaining interviews, and so I was determined to be a good reporter during Sacred Concert. Filled with awe, however, I forgot all about my note-taking. Almost immediately my campus guide said, Let's go to the freshman picnic! Clts slogan was Capture the Hag - the movies are stag. b Back to the last class meeting in the Audio-Visual room, where a great secret was revealed: The Carrs were to join Miss Robertson as class teachers for '62, Here the year was topped off with pink punch and ice cream - I heard a strange whirring sound and lost my balance, when I awoke a trench-coated figure said, Hello! I'm your campus guide. But before she had time to begin the year again I realized that it was time for me to be on my way. I made for the door, waving farewell to the Spirit of Freshman year. I walked down the corridor and stopped in front of the door marked 60. This time I didn't knock, but gently and firmly opened the door. The room was pitch black. I heard excited whisperings and loud crunchings on celery. I wasn't sure what to say at first, but the girls welcomed me as if I were one of them. When I explained my mission I was not sure what their reaction would beg however, they seemed flattered by the idea that I wished to interview them. I sat down in the dark, and began with the question, Which one of you wears the trench coat and sunglasses - and why? A voice from the dark said, We all do. Especially at this time of year when we've been sunning in the pasture. The pasture! I said, Do you live on a farm?'i No, as a matter of fact, we're at Northfield. Well, what can you tell me about your year? I asked, preparing my mind for this barrage of information. Well, we came the first day in a heat wave, and found to our horror that we had to wear .rturdier - you know - oxfords. Our first concert was William Warfield - did you know that he was in Porgy and Bess? Don't forget Teahouse of the August Moon and the Saint Paul's Choir, cut in someone from the darkness. I beg you not to interrupt, the first voice said with dignity. You're way up to January and I was just going to tell about Mountain Day. What a blast - literally! How witty, grumbled the second voice icily. And Hermon won the Deerfield Game! NHC will not 569 me 5f0PPif1S here - FanCy? Does that banner still wave? You must mention Vespers, they all said together. Not exams, though. Someone said, I never thought we'd have a Winter Carnival this year . . . We didn't, interrupted someone else. As I was going to say, we had a Rip Van Winkle day. You know, bowling and sleeping. I'll never forget the Banner Dance! said a voice dreamily. l'll never forget the banner! And l'll never forget my blind date . . This spring, though, everything went so fast that it's hard to remember anything after Spring Vacation, except the rigamarole we went through to write class songs for the next years - and to choose our class hats. Don't you think they'l1 be really cool? Sure - just like Robin Hood hats, only red. Speaking of Robin Hood Hats - what did you think of Tree Day? Oh! I thought it was really cool. ' said the really cool girl. Someone began to hum I'm Called Little Buttercup, and I could hear people smiling in the dark. They explained to me that they had just seen the Commencement Operetta, HMS Pinafore, which had been a great success. Suddenly the door creaked, the girls gasped and I heard them dive for hiding places. I stood behind the door as a regal faculty member strode through, I Hed while I had the chance, and found myself again in the corridor of the Broken Arms Hotel. A bit subdued, I crept to the door marked 61. I rolled up my sleeves, knocked once, and without waiting for a reply, walked in. In the room was a monstrous silver machine, from which Cat intervals? came the words, Three cheers for junior Year, This is a recorded message. I squinted through the glare of searchlights and neon signs, past the frothing tubes of scarlet liquid, past meters, dials, cranks, cogs, whistles, sirens, and a grand viewing screen to the very top of the machine. There, at the summit, stood a lone figure who I could tell was wearing a trench coat and sunglasses. The figure dramatically pushed a button, the lights dimmed, I sank into a velvet-cushioned chair, the voice cheering junior Year faded into soothing music, which I recognized as A Summer Place, and on the movie screen appeared a picture of a hurricane. Through all the rain I discerned a few figures groping towards a yellow brick building. The loudspeaker announced soothingly, Don't panic, everyone, you're safe in Kenarden now, and you can register. V f - V, As the picture faded into a different scene, I thought, Aha. Screen o consciousness On the screen now were many confused-looking girls stampeding down a spiral staircase. This time the recorded message was, Isn't this fun! Aren't you glad you came to our first mixer? . . . The same girls, with the same confused look, being chased in their white dresses down the Chapel Hill and across the campus . . . A hazy Indian summer Mountain Day, with five hundred girls crossing the Connecticut River . . . Alec Templeton sitting at the piano, making a Bach prelude sound like Beer-Barrel Polka - and vice-versa . . . A sound of cacophonous applause, whistles, and horns: a mob scene: above the heads of the people, two big signs, one saying Nixon and the other, Kennedy . . . Lurid green lights flashing across an indoor pool, with giant frogs Hopping symmetrically through the water CI was astounded to see boys wearing green tights.J . . Some girls presenting a home-made gingerbread house to the Head- master and his wife . . . A girl being refused admittance to Betsey because she didr1't have the Green Death , . . The loudspeaker announcing, Now, this year, we have a combination of Winter Carnival and Rip van Winkle Day: Winter Winkle Day. Snow sculptures near each dorm, depicting transportation . . . From the loudspeaker: We're having a very special movie on Sunday afternoon, it's called He Who Must Die. CI caught a glimpse of a crowd with tear-stained faces leaving Silverthornej . . . The loudspeaker announcing, This Lady Is Not For Burning! as a jaunty couple u u Registration, classification, subju- gation, conjugation Stand up and be counted! Whether that nation or any nation . . The Lady's not for Burning Catharsis I think that I shall never see . . walked off a stage, to great applause . . . a delighted audience captivated by a casual gentleman's debut speech in Silverthorne. fHe is the newly-chosen president of the Northfield Schools.D . . . a group of starry-eyed juniors presenting to their English teacher a wad of material, soon to become a school paper called Echo I . . . a large striped animal bouncing authoritatively across the campus . . . a magnolia tree being ceremoniously planted, followed by dancers seeking the Wizard of Oz . . . A red balloon disappearing into the heavens -- Ca symbol of 62's aspirations?J . . . Lanterns gleaming in the fog on Chapel Hill . . . To cap it all off, an Italian Straw Hat for a crowning glory to the year . . . Several crashing chords were heard, the picture faded, the lights went on, and I stumbled to the door, staring at the notes I had scribbled in the dark. I backed out and thanked the machine for the interview. The figure at the IOP flicked a switch and a pleasant smile was projected on the screen. The loudspeaker crackled, Our pleasure. Come again. This is a recorded message . . I made my way to the last room on the corridor, it was marked 62. I must confess that I approached the door with trepidation, but any good reporter gets the whole story. I knocked merely as a formality, but to my surprise, someone answered. This time, instead of being hit on the head or confronted by a leviathan, I was greeted by three charming girls who offered me a cup of coffee. The room was pleasant and cozy with its pine walls glowing from the light of a fire, an atmosphere of well-being and serenity surrounded us, as if to be in this room were a privilege. As the girls began to chatter, I took out my pad and pencil and sat down in an easy chair, first removing a trenchcoat and a pair of sunglasses which were on the seat. Wasn'r the 'Mikado' wonderful! said one of the girls luxuriously. You know, this room somehow makes you want to reminisce. Remember Seating Day - and wasn't it fun to be on top of the hill for a change? And Mountain Day. It was actually on a mountain, and how elusive the faculty were. And the outdoor mixer with Hermon - the village square atmosphere. Oh, and remember Chad Mitchell and Miriam Makeba? And all the other concerts? A heck of a lot of entertainment, but I liked it. Dr. Jones' impressive inauguration and the ground-breaking for the new dorm were entertaining too, don't forget - not to mention 'Invitation to a Murder'. The S.A.T,'s were entertaining too, muttered someone. And Hermon won the Deerfield game, 22 to 0. If you don't call that entertaining, I don't know what is! But I think the best entertainment of all was 'Saint joan' - don't you? Well, I think our class deserved to be entertained in such style! We managed to make Echo I a permanent - we hope - fixture and we preserved our dignity effectively on Founder's Day. And I'll never forget that no-class Monday. It must be because we're seniors that things turned out so luckily. That's also probably the reason we had a real Carnival again - with sculptures at la Mother Goose -- none of this Rip Van Winkle business for me! As far as I'm concerned the Glee Club Concert was the best entertainment of the second semester. 'But how can you dismiss Sacred Concert and Tree Day - that wonderful Peter Pan? You're both out of your minds! Didn't we just see the 'Mikado' last night? C A smashing success! D Then the girls began to collect the tea things, and I looked towards the door, the door of the apartment marked 62. Is this the end? I asked myself. 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Siegchrist, Liz Peterson, C. Jones. Q I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - lst row: K. Watson, J. Black burn, N. Hodges. Znd row: S Curry, K. Shordt, Mrs. Jones Mr. Jones, Miss Wight, S. Lang- don, F. Tisdale. MERRILL-KEEP SOPHOMORES - lst row: K. Childs, L. Scher- er, M. Kane, B. Keith, Pam Johnson. 2nd row: L. White, R. Wells, S. Terragni, M. Rein- isch, A. Lindsley, D. Schurman, K. Horton. MERRILL KEEP MERRILL-KEEP JUN- IORS - lst row: C. Chis- holm, C. Ortstein, F. Tis- dale, J. Calnan. 2nd row. J. Towle, C. Van Brunt, S. Emery, I.. Steel, E. Mat- thews, P. Voigt. 3rd row: S. Ashton, V. Smith, G. Chalfant, S. Hemenway, C. Dearborn, P. I-Iartshorn, F. Brereton, J. Newell. WILSON JUNIORS - lst row: C. Dyer, M Charkoudian, D. Zaremba A. McClure, S. Dudley 2nd row: D. King, N Howard, S. Head, H. King B. Young, L. Kinsell. 3rc row: F. Merritt, M. Rich ards, C. Wells, I.. Brown K. Shordt, L. Tucker, P Mensel, E. Elderkin, R Davison. WILSO 4 WILSON SOPHOMORES - lst row: M, Ketcham, G. Landgraf, I.. Burnett, P. Bierkoe, E. Peterson, B. Spencer. 2nd row: J. Greenwood, J. DeVoe, R. Elwell, P. Johnson, M. Pieters, B. Littwin, A. Wadleigh, B. Burnett. Missing: B. Briggs. CENTER GOULD JUN- IORS - lst row: D. Jenks, P. Hamar, S. Tobey, J. Blackburn, G. Moses. 2nd row: J. Etlanger, A. Lyon, J. Rodger, C. Rice, C. Tyler, S. Hafer. 3rd row: R. Warnock, L. Ward, P. Fuller, B. Korol, M. Woodcock. J. Miller, M. Martin, C. Dean. Mis' sing: S. Gay, L. Robinson. CENTER COULD CENTER GOULD SOPHOMORES - lst row: L. Brady, P. Medling, J. Leavitt, G. Gilardino, M. Eastman, J. Ranson. 2nd row: C. Strecter, A. Korothy, A. Albano, Sara G. Davis, M. Savage, J. Avery, M. Siegchrist, L. Sciffert. f-lui aaiaigmkg 3 Gwdlvviigw , JU 41.1444 fdllf 1444- uf I N ein- . f '1Q 5'i fini ww iffy-' Z1J4Q4g4M'6fffHCQf'9 - rilmapa. 446.3 my 04442 S?w -f f,1,4,Aa! WEST GOULD JUNIORS - lst row: L. Hay, M. Hagemann, A, Meyer, L. Olson, S. Freund, D. Eaton. 2nd row: S. Fuller, J. Hoffman, G. Holmes, C. Andrews, C. Kent, F. Fer- guson, S. Yinger, P. Sar- gent, C. Waaser. . 4' ' --' WAY . MXMWQWZQZQNL df-Wd MPM? ,,,g,,ML.lM mJfW? '7 ' 'WM' ACa,d'- lwdafff MWMW494 wwemydwz WUWP0 -L Qabffab I. 'Q ,am A Lqcmaraglwfaj.. WEST GOULD SOPHOMORES - lst row: F. Bridges, E. Spear, M. A. Lee, P. Dick. 2nd row: D. Blodgett, S. Alexieflf, C. Williams, C. Pel G. King. EAST GOULD JUNIORS - lst row: B. Warren, S. Langdon, S. Quick. 2nd row: A. Dennis, M. Breitkreutz, M. Estes, N. Stoll, F. Milnes, D. Fazio. 5rd row: D. Mitchell, G. Cadwel, B. Hetzel, R. Black, D. Voulelis, J. Fine, N. Olear. X. WW! EAST GOULD SOPHOMORES - lst row: D. Dunn, L. Chap- man, M. Drew, P. Smith. 2nd row: N. Jackson, G. Hopper, P, Elliott, B. Rugg, L. Miles, S. Harbison. .Q-...MA EAST CUULD EAST MARQUAND JUNIORS - lst row: C. Lowe, B. Wilson, C. Blount, C. Lowry. Znd row: R. Blakeslee, Mary- Dean Lee, 1. Hatch, S. Browning, J. Blake, S. Titus. 3rd row: J. Rogers, K. Anderson, B, Rowe, M. Clark, C. Leonard, P. Soos, C. Plummer, I. Torbert. YUU CAN ALWA YS T LL EAST MARQUAND SOPHOMORES - lst row: C. Jones, W. Moonan, K. Holvik, M. Zurlinden. Znrl row: K. Kurnick, C. French, M. Mann, M. Baker, C. Weigle, N. Schouler, C. Beebe. z i i Xa E ' se WEST MARQUAND JUNIORS - lst row: L. Dow, S. Austin, L. Pfeil. Zncl row: M. Coyle, J. Newman, K. Gretz, G. Barrett. 3rd row: H. Goff, N. Taylor, K. Steinmetz, J. Dubben, N. Scott, F. Richards, S. Magoon. A MAHQU ND CIHL99 WEST MARQUAND SOPHOMORES - lst row: L. Parquette, K. Miller, C Wiechert. Zncl row: M. Lindblade, W. Peter, J. Kamman, D. Atwood, N. Alesbury S. johnson. 3rd row: J. Thompson, A. Farnum, V. Kessler, C. Rupard, S. Pullen E. Rowse, A. Goodman. - EAST HALL JUNIORS - lst row: R. Witmer, C. Fishman, F. Fiore. 2nd row: H. Herrick, S. Cook, J. Lockwood, C. Larson, N. Swartwood, N. Neel- ans. 3rd row: P. Smalzel, V. Hawkins, M. Swett, J. McGrath, N. Wyrick, E. Hurter, C. Watson, C. Lauth. Missing: E. French, N. Noble, L. Davis. - f . X Y J gf .1 3, x Q ug - , . -'U n,,7f?ff ...glxx 74? rw' 'Q S si 'x ffrfzbf.. 1' 1' U . .. -. , V - 3- - . . P4 14,4 fi gsgw ' -1 EAST EAST HALL SOPHO MORES - lst row: J Bryant, S. Creasy, S. East man, B. Brunner, R. Mar- shall, E. Wood. 2nd row: J. Morong, M. Neuse, J Middleton, J. Larchis, J Stevenson, K. Singer, A Ralston. - lst row: P. Dunklee, MUUHE MOORE JUNIORS - 1st row: S. Guertin, G. Davis, D. Sewall, S. Shurtleif. Znd row: S. Hines, L. Ackerman, K. Eldred, N. Dorr, N. Browning, B. Sig- ler, E. Martin. VSV ,s ..r MOORE SOPHOMORES S. Rothstein. 2nd row: V. Reynolds, B. Bates, B. Hamilton, S. Adams, L. Hann. ESTO WESTON JUNIORS - lst row: L. Ginoza, J. Ballou, L. Leonard. Znd row: A. Morin, W. Damrosch, L. Wes- sell, P. Strecker, S. Abbott, M. Att- water. 3rd row: P. deMoulpied, E. Beecher, E. Barber, C. Strickland, E. Edgar, C. Nelson, M. Johnston. lst row: L. Sarles, D. Lang, B Bixby, J. Keene, S. Delaney, J Barrows. 2nd row: J. Westin M. Cross, D. Puma, E. Fox, N Corner, G. Myers, V. Waters, A Kirtland. WESTON SOPHOMORES - f ,Rv , W w F 5 ' i ' V. q KV -fl ' A, S ., ,GE f n is WI K if ,f,, TN .Ax ' ily, 1. mg' fm x 4.fyg.?,,.. 5, , ,M J sg ,Q-,QAM , svn- x 4- A ,rw Qi , z f1L,'Q:ig55kQ?,5,q,A ,gm-.. , X ' Z-mu, , J, ,hi FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - Ist row: A. Marshall, Mr. Montague, Mrs. Montague, J. Char- bonneau. 2nd row: P. LeClair, M. Harrison. HILLSIDE HILLSIDE -- lst row: E. Eber C. Purrington, C. Brayton, S Lewis. 2nd row: S. Clark S.0. P. Leonard, J. Charbonneau, S! Snow, L. Holland, S. Deevey S.0. 3rd row: E. Pratt, L. D'Ambrose' H. Gamble, H. England, K. Coo- per, S. Brunnckow, F. Ferre, C Hyde. M' WY we lin REVELL - 1st row: L. Buffington, F. Campbell, J. Feldman, N. Morrison, K. Karlen, C. Lindsay 2nd row: M. Prakken, L. Huber, B. Emerson S.O., A. Charbonneau S.O., A. Wilcox S.0., C. Hoff man, J. Freed, L. Toivainen 3rd row: S. Atwood, C. Comstock, C. Hunter, M. Redmond, J. Clifford D..Evergates, C. Rooks, K. Wright, K. Harwood, P. LeClair, K. Jacobs. F5 V' I 'UWVV HOLTON - lst row: D. Peck, M. Harrison, B. Lanckton, K. Gebhardt, M. Hawley, C. Milk. Znd row: M. Driftmier, J. Moon, D. Silver, P. Norton S.O., L. Cole .S'.O., S. Snow, J. Hoo- per, J. Holloway. 3rd row: C. Walsh, D. Epstein, E. Naughton, S. Heitz, J. Pre- ble, A. Marshall, D. Van Schoick, B. Willms, B. Payne, M. Hemmings, C. Chapman. .km N XX 2 . fs in if l J . K , , , J X 2, A f 1 Q X X J . w . 5 ,jx REVELL HOLTON U ,ego M, 35 EW, 1 f g - iw' '4 --Aly Q' TY? - V11:, i 1' V in 5 Y it ! f ?? J H 3 1 AX gk!!! 4 Ib J- 1 if T --k 'll 1 i ,4-gif-i H-Hit: ,, JN! W .4 +1 f l' ' rg U 1 ! ff I X5 ,L K , Q . AJ L -ff, 4, ,LAW f Z- F fW'w X-- H: hir , ,,,.-...Y , ,. Z' mf: V1 -- :r- gl- va W F,...- X'Z,,,, H!! V L M K 5? A .P WNW,-Q ,4 11, M Z xv 1 ' Q 17? If ,, ffl M I h, 1- , 2., .ga J X if X 'x AY 1 I .,, , ! QW!! ff iff' ' ' ' ' S9 . xg' 'gb f . - Y , f Afms J B X 5 f, N ' V f A fx M jf' V Aj' ' X rf' X' Y XY X - J lj-J ff-f 'us' 1' 'W if J fffx 4' 5' U I I N 1 I ' -'I I' , X' f K, L, X Q , . ,I JVJ gn' UM J 1, I 1 1f f L 1 f QMS! ff: ff' K 1 f ffx X! 4x,1, f J, rf' . 'J ' f J ' 1- 1 nf , 4 f P lj fl, I It ' Hy- JLQKAKL3 1 a X L Q HQ! N U A If N lX 1 N X, I V x r.R rig, 1 VIDA! X My I if QQ' k Aw px s V fr, f' I f , ' A ' JA! u N w X X I X ,N 'f v ff? J 1 ff- -S x -fx Jfjjl 1. J iw lj, '. fl I its 1 j K y CAMPUS ir i s , On alternate Saturday mornings Council the Meanys' home to discuss campus affairs, or revise rules, and to make suggestions to methods of promoting school spirit. With meets at to make improve Di con- ducting the meeting by parliamentary procedure, with Dr. Meany and other faculty and administration mem- bers advising, decisions are made amidst applause, serious thought and laughter. Council members not only attend meetings on Saturdays, but also serve on 432' SSOCIATIO C.G.A. OFFICERS: Clare, Di, Sharon. A .way -lt numerous sub-committees, perform milk station, Chapel and TV duties, and strive to maintain the standards and traditions of the school during each week. From sturdies to sock hops, from posters to privs, from rosters to rules and regulations, from voting to vocational assemblies, from good grooming to gracious living, from Echo I to emulation of ideals, Council, the governing body of C. G. A., is widely sponsoring our school. 76 COUNCIL - lst row: E. Babos, K. Freeman, J. Blackburn, E. Phillips, M. Inman, S. Clark, S. Deevey, L. Forbush, J. Berlin, A. Morse. 2nd row: S. johnson, J. Goss, J. Young, A. Charbonneau, C. Dingman, D. Kenney, S. Dennis, V. Wright, P. Thompson, B. Rowe, S. Waite. 3rd row: Miss Whyard, J. Marschner, C. Maurer, I. Krohn, S. Bunce, C. Wells, G. Cham- berlin, Mary-Dean Lee, J. Charbonneau, N. Davis, B. Emerson J. Saunders, C. Hunt, K. Shordt. 4th row: F. Tisdale, C. Kidder E. Elderkin, A. Wilcox, E. Mangan, E. Dorman, S. Walbridge I.. Foster, P, Norton, M. Waterman, C. Coracci, N. Rolfs, M Comins. Missing: Mrs. Higgins, Dr. Meany, Miss Prescott, Mrs Putnam. GOVERNMENT CH BCH CABI ET CABINET OFFICERS Rachel and Cindy Cabinet meets every other Saturday at 10:30 with the tinkle of Cindy's bell. First, reports from Cabinet organizations: International Service, Rural Work, Forums, Worship Committee and Community Service. Discussion follows - anything goes: the eternal Silent Time is met with groans, Why don't more people participate? . . . . . Whats wrong with . . . Oh! . . . Stimulate interests . . . Advertise . . . lt's our job to . . . And where does that money go? . . . G? Did you have a question, Ginny? Among its many other duties Cabinet provides the school with interesting subjects at forums: Commu- nism, Rural and Urban Housing Problems, speakers such as Marion Wright and discussions on Race Re- lations. . . . All joined together under the auspices of Mr. Carr. CABINET lst row: D. Schurman, N. Jackson, B. Houseknecht, H. Mc- row: E. Wabeke, N. Schouler, C. Wade, K. Durgin, V. Ericson Gown, S. Clark. 2nd row: D. Kenney, P. Norton, S. Ashton, N. Swartwood, S. Hartman, S. S. Shepard, M. Attwater, C Miss Bigelow, C. Kidder, R. Davison, S. Martin, A. Morin. 3rd Chisholm. Walsh. The International Affairs Committee, working with the International Service Com- mittee, presents many interesting speakers, films, and forums on foreign affairs. Combined with Mount Hermon, these two committees sponsor International Weekend in the spring. The girls in Rural Work Project devote their Sunday to teaching children of nearby churches. Not only do the children learn, but the teachers learn also. The girls find their various experiences in Rural Work interesting and rewarding. RURAL WORK PROJECT INTERNATIONAL SERVICE COMMITTEE lst row: M. Hawley, N Swartwood K Gottesfeld, E. Hurter. 2nd row C Eten R. Black, Lucy Brown G Perkins C lst row: D. Sewall, C. Wiechert, J. Matthews, S. Waite, P. Sargent, J. Putnam, N. Babcock, E Zapata. 2nd row: M. Kiphuth, E. Edgar, C. Coracci, C. Watson, N. Howard, S. S. Shepard, K Durgin, C. Upham, R. Panofsky, S. Johnson, Mrs. Newcomb. 3rd row: M. Comins, G. Barrett, F Brereton, M. Breitkreutz, N. Browning, C. Tyler, D. King, L. Steel, S. Browning, M. Estes, M Munford, L. Henchey, S. Adams. 4th row: L, Olson, S. Abbott, N. Hooper, L. Brown, C. Eten, C Dingman, 1. Purcell, S. E. Shepard, P. Elliott, E. Hurter, L. Wagar, V. Allen, M. Baker. Missing: L. Schriever, D. Adam, L. Hsu, S. Close, J. Powers, B. Korol, L. Pfeil. S. Lake. WORSHIP COMMITTEE lst row: T. Lowry, P. Sar- gent, A. Canedy, S. Hart- man, chairmang B. Wil- son, M. West. 2nd row: J. Matthews, S. Haier, J. Blake, H. King, B. Sigler, A. Wilcox. Silent Time, new graces, interesting books in the dormitory libraries are just a few of Worship Com- mittee's contributions to our campus life. The girls in Community Service work for others all year through, with Thanksgiving baskets, mittens, stamps, May baskets, visiting, and caroling. COMMUNITY SERVICE lst row: C. Ortstein, L. Dow, A. Goodman, J. Mo- rong, S. Rothstein. 2nd row: N. Corner, P. Men- sel, C. Corvan, C. Chis- holm, S. Atwood, S. Emery, M. Kane. 3rd row: S. Hemenway, C. Hunt, L. Chapman, S. Cook, P. Med- ling, M. Estes, A. Meyer, J. CliHord. INTERNATION AFFAIRS COMMITTEE lst row: V. Ericson, J. Matthews, R. Davison. 2nd row: M Waterman, D. Zaremba. Missing: M. Jacobsen. M squaw and papoose deuce is wild .1- in togetherness French touch never agam' can Robin!! Watch out below! onward wlth a smlle Oh, my! Ho! Ho! going somewhere? as sailing sailing rise and shine the rub club say ah' 'NV H15 wnlltllllx now a word from Kclloggs . ,Z beware' behind the TIMFQ ughhh! a bit high? you don't say! r 9 i . n.,, ' If rf, KY . 'if Q W? 1 E ,. 1st row: B. Emerson, S. Hartman, A. Charbonneau, L. Sorensen K. Eldred, C. Rice, M. Gibson, L. Davis, N. Davis, L. Schrieveri 2nd row: E. Dorman, B. Wallendorf, K. Urion, C. Gardner K. Smith, C. Wade, L. Forbush, M. Martin, R. Munger, K Landen, L. Foster. 3rd row: S. Quick, B. Houseknecht, A. ESTEY Hill, I. Torbert, W. Horton, J. Russell, N. Rolfs, A. Morse, N. Towle, E. Phillips, M. Strecker, E. Babos. 4th row: S. Dennis, E. Zapata, J. Bedell, C. Maurer, C. Chisholm, E. Freund, P. Norton, J. Kidder, P. Thompson, A. Walker, L, Edwards. OW LET HOSANNA RING lst row: J. McGrath, D. Sewall, M. Munford, P. Cole, G. Lehtinen, G. Perkins, D. Bliss, C. Eten, D. Stafford, B. Black, N. Carpenter, C. Navarro. 2nd row: R. Davison, C. Atwood y S. Magoon, C. Waaser, S. Shurtleff, S. Warren, S. Waite, J. Greiner, P. Sargent, M. Bukala, B. Warren. 3rd row: G. Chamberlain, J. Meyer, L. Cole, H. King, E. Stack, L. Kinsell 1 S. Martin, M. Lee, J. Dubben, N. Swartwood. 4th row: M. Richards, L. Wessell, V. Hawkins, C. Dingman, S. Bunce, S. Henderson, J. Miller, J. Newman, J. Fisher, B. Sigler, L. Frye. 5th row: S. Deevey, C. Andrews, G. Chalfant, M. Comins, F. Wabeke, B. Austin, J. Marschner, J. Young, K. Dennison, M. Jones. UF ij JM. Soon after trembling tryouts in September the voices of Chancel and Choir resounded through the auditorium for the Installation Service of Dr. jones. Later the sound of three Vesper Services beginning with Dost thou Remember and ending with the Handel Amen reechoed from the candlelit chapel at Hermon, to Northfield, to the First Congregational Church on Broadway. In the spring, late on Tuesday afternoon of an intensive rehearsal, you can hear, among the giggles and applause of delight, Mr. Ray- mond saying, good . The Easter Service and Sacred Concert with the strains of ujubilate Deo and the Omnipotence climax a year of wonderful and beaut- iful music. ORCHESTRA lst row: H. Lane, A. Thorn- dike, L. Kellett, C. Stearns, D Stearns, G. Balleisen, W. Shep- ard, K. Seely, M. Shangold 2nd row: C. Plummer, M Redmond, K. Holvik, N. Stoll A. Lyon, E. Fox, L. Buffinton M. Hagemann, H. Keith, R Panofsky, M. Lindblade. Miss- ing: Mr. Alexander, R. Ron- veaux, D. Roth, D. Owen, S VUarren, B. Bixby, J. Keene N. Dorr, M. Zurlinden, J Freed, C. Kent, B. Briggs. T lx in X LIBRARY COUNCIL 1st row: Jayne Rogers, F. Ferre, E. Elderkin, chairman, Mrs. Given, M. Harrison, S. Austin, F. Merritt. 2nd row: J. Latchis, Pam johnson, B. Rand, L. Olson, P. Smith, L. Huber, M. Martin. Missing: J. Barrows. TRAILS BLAZED IN PRINT Library Council acquaints the campus with the rich forests of literature in Talcott by helping to select new books through which we may browse at its Book Week Tea in the Fall. These girls decorate the dorm bulletin boards with pictures on Sunday, carry library notices to house meetings and raise funds at the Book Auction in the Spring to sponsor a little girl in Greece. The Liz'f Board selects the best of poetry, essays, short stories and art work created by the girls and col- lects them into the semi-annual issues of the North- field Literary Magazine. Echo I, the new satellite to to Council and campus, reports trends of student, faculty, and administration thought at timely intervals determined by its masthead: When there's news that fits, we print. And finally, the Yearbook Board chronicles the forward movement each year of North- field's frontier. LIT BOARD lst row: M. Waterman, editor, Mr. Pfeil, G. Perkins, business manager. 2nd row: S. Willett, Art Editorg E. Elderking C. Ort- stein. -...,'r YEARBOOK BOARD lst row: N. Hooper, photography editor, 1. Goss, A. Wilcox, C. Beyer, editor, S. Waite, business manager, R. Hege, activities editor. 2nd tow: M. Hutchison, senior editor, D. Dain, secretary, Mrs. Partridge, Mr. Partridge, faculty advisers, L. Hsu, W. Shen, art editor ff' Fx. fi 'A JUNIOR APPRENTICES Left to right: P. Strecker, D. Fazio, G. Smith, N. Browning, S. Hines, J. Rodger. ECHO BOARD 1st row: M. Estes, C. Grieser, V. Ericson, business manager, S. Warren, editor, R. Hege, letters editor, A. Finch, art editor. Znd row: P. Sargent, D. Jenks, E. Hurter, J. Hatch, F. Merritt, M. Johnston. Missing: L. Ginoza, Miss Palmer. M Fark i 1' s Y fufw an I V' OUTING lst row: C. Waaser, C. Chapman, J. Calnan, E. Zapata, E, Dorman, C. Nelson, P. Sargent. 2nd row: Miss Daloz, G. Ryerson, K. Steinmetz, H, England, S. Bates, K. Eldred, J. Pacey, E. Freund, L. Ward. OUTING Norrhfie1d's answer to the Indian Scouts of Pioneer Days. Tramp, tramp, tramp . . . where to? To the Cabin, . , 3 at , v1a Dormans Run of course! 86 SWIM DEM lst row: S. Terragni, R. Wells, H. Keith, J. Hubbard, M. Macom- bcr, C. Streeter. 2nd row: C. Smalzel, F, Milnes, S. Martin, B. Coyne, D. Stafford, M. Coyle, P. Hartshorn, R. Davison. Std row: S. Putnam, C. Chapman, C. Van Deusen, S. Tobey, N. Scott, Alice Hill, D. Dain, H. Herrick, 1. Greiner, 1. Erlanger. 4th row: A. Dennis, S. Allen, J. Diefenbach, G. Chamberlain, M. Breitkreutz, B. Tobey, S. Bunce, B. Emerson. Missing: S. Shepard, S. Shultz. swiM DEM NA-A' , . ' - ' d Its not as easy as it looks. Not lust bravilnt bl-ns ima Lift, two, three, - lift, two, bffflUfY foo-y WhefeNt Siefild three . . . Hard work, but in 4-I., N T SPOU fhelfxes F C. H O the end a spectacular produc- ArhlCf1C SSOCIHUO ' tion. ml! 0: Ili' i-'li' xt dl: , um nf Sli K h1.,t1xlJ'qv Tjioanu .-. 4 use ,aft mv L . - C Y N.A.A. - 4 1 ' ken- 1 1 . C l n, L. Knouse, M. Pieters, S. Curry, L. Wagaf, E- Mangafl, M- Rhcuby, S4 WK X hiseiovg JChSi2ftcit N Scott. 2nd tow: Miss Morrow, L. Foster, D. Silver, P. Leonard, S. Ayrcs, D. King, M. Eastman, A. Charbonneau, 1. McGrath, A. Speirs, Miss Robertson. CHEERLEADERS lst row: S. Gay, H. Keith, S. Willett. 2nd row: D. Owens, P. Staflord, S. Nelson, J. Dunning, R. Ronveau, Roger W. Smith. H H E E h! Rah! M M O O N N , Ifhgi saws . . . Monday roundups - All the way back to the trail! . . . drills at any and all times. FIRE CAPTAINS 0'X 1 73. I , .s 1 s , WRX-x. ' f an 5 H 6 1' Miss Morrow, N. Carpenter, K. Landen, H. Merrow, P. Eddy, A. Charbormeau, R. Munger, A. Hill, S. Clark. lu? i'L f me,- is Our experts . . . on the slopes or on Perry, they're always ready to lend a helping hand . . . suggestions and demonstrations . . . Snow!! . . . Ice!! . . . the eternal cries. SKI P ATROL lst row: K. Hyde, C. Corvan, E. Eber, M. Harrison. 2nd row: B. Sigler, J. Enright, Miss Daloz, H. Herrick. 3rd row: L. Kirkland, M. Munford. Mi? E lst row: SKATING PATROL C. Watson, L. Steel, P. Voigt, S. Brunckow, J. Leavitt, D. Mitchell, F. Richards. Missing: M. Macomber, E. Freund, H. Keith. fur .qi ,ff sr I -and Clljki RIKEN itdliilul Nm X. W.- ,JY-' -v 4 SIGMA DELTA - 1st row: C. Lindsay, G. Waters, B. Hamilton W. Moonan. 2nd row: E. Fox, L. Holland, K. Harwood, C. Hunter G. Myers, D. Blodgett. 3rd row: M. Savage, J. Hooper, V. Rey- nolds, M. Baker, B. Bates. Missing: C. Rupatd, L. Toivainen, S Delaney, C. Milk, J. Preble, K. Kurnick, D. Puma, J. DeVoe, J Bryant, N. Schouler, V. Kessler, B. Naughton. TAU PI f Ist row: H. Logan, C. Hart, B. Black, S. Allen, K. Urion, V. Koo, M. Jones. Znd royv: D. Bliss, L. Wagar, H. Merrow, L. Shultz, S. Bates, J. Saunders, P. Cole. Missing: E. Reiss, C. Whit- beclc, S. MacGregor, G. Wright, H. Thomas. TRI-U - lst row: D. Sewall, S. Shurr leff, B. Wilson, C. Fishman, L. Fdgar. 2nd row: S. Guertin, S. Yinger, S. Ab bott, B. Korol, D. Jenks, E. Elderkin, G Moses. 3rd row: N. Neelans, P. Fuller, S. Browning, C. Tyler, M. Woodcock, J Hatch, J. Hoffman. Missing: F. Brereton, M. Swett, C. Dyer, E. Matthews, J. Blake, H. Herrick. 92 JUNIOR - SENIOR DANCE CLUB - lst row: P. Batson, G. Per- kins. 2nd row: B. Ru- bendall, K. Anderson, J. Ballou, C. Navarro, P. Hamar, C. Lowe, S. Tobey. 3rd row: C. At- wood, J. Newman, M. Clark, C. Hayes, E. Stack, J. Winer, B. Young, M. Richards. mb' THE POTLIGHT A Christmas Carol . . . Rehearsal for everyone at Silverthorne . . . Miss Yerg's bongo drums . . . Peter Pan . . . The Mikado . . . Invitation to a Murder . . . Arms and the Man . . . Oh, that greasepaint in the spotlight . . . and those exercises . . . Did you know your lines for dress rehearsal? . . . But remember how much fun we had! K. Horton, L. Buf- FRESHMAN-SOPOHMORE DANCE CLUB - lst row: E. Spear, K. Gebhardt, fington. 2nd row: W. Moonan, C. Streeter, A. Korothy, C. Hunter, C. Chapman, N. Corner, M. Harrison, K. Miller. Std row: R. Elwell, A. Marshall, B. Willms, C. Rupard, J. Leavitt, R. Marshall, M. Flurie, V. Kessler, 1. DeVoe, C. Beebe. -- W MAY COURT Our Class Beauty has: Hair like Haven Logan Eyes like Sue. E. Shepard Complexion like Jean Meyer Nose like jean Meyer Smile like Di Kenney Voice like Carolyn Wade Hands like Lee Lee Hsu Figure like Jean Meyer MAY COURT lst row: D. Kenney, M. Macomber, G. Perkins, P. Thompson, G. Chamberlain. 2nd row: C. Wade, I. Krohn, C. Dingman, P. Wilson, 1. Marschner. 3rd row: L. Cole, B. Tobey, J. Meyer, S. E. Shepard. CARNIVAL COURT E. Dorman, L. Kirkland, Queen B. Tobey, King C. Dingman, M. Macomber, E. Mangan CBNVAQ 96 Un ward with the Will to Do, the Soul to Dare and the Ability to Succeedf J ,r .a mai KF' S -21 W .QV .4 1 - 1 Q, . X . ' ? 2 fig I si, 1 I' 5 , 4 L -. 1 .' 51 ll . i V .f 5 K : i ff 5 E ,Qi Y . W , , X , i l KZ- 1 1 I . 1 .Swv -. V