Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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BEVERLY ANN GROSS Bev 'lOh, grand Bev came to Old Trail this year, but not as a stranger. She left us in Ianuary of her sophomore year to go to Florida, where she at- tended Sarasota High School for halt of her sophomore and all of her junior year. We are happy to have her back at O. T. S. again. A peppy, vivacious girl with a marvelous sense of humor, Bev is quite talented in art and plans to major in it at Skidmore. When she finishes four years there, she wants a ca- reer, perhaps teaching crafts. Bev's likes are Reserve dances, which she attends with regularity, convertibles, and sports. People who can't dance are pet peeves with Bev . Eggplant she abhors-as well as last driving. As secretary of the Senior Class she has done a very able job, and we know she will continue her good work at college. Old Trail will miss you, Bev ! R. T 4 I f fifbffs 49 2 NCIS

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4 Xin, ,ae IO ANNE GREEN nlo.. Righto! Anytime, anyday a call may be heard ring- ing through our halls, Where's Io Anne? As an answer, the tall, blond Senior Class Presi- dent appears from one of her many duties with a cheery Righto, l'm coming! These duties run from A to for versatile Io- Anne is gifted with an enviable facility to make friends and has the reputation of being tops in her studies and sports. Io Anne came to us at the beginning of her junior year from Roosevelt School in Kent, and immediately she was chosen class vice-presi- dent and a member of the Glee Club-which goes to show there must be such a thing as a magnetic personality! Old Trail was capably represented by Io Anne on the Iunior Town Meeting of the Air. ln such a manner were the contributions of this girl to her school. The likes of this gal are many, including sailing her boat, Restless , swimming, eating and Kent State students, but her dislikes, few and far between, are short boys and egg- plant. College is in the future for Io Anne, with no burning ambitions admitted as yet, but judg- ing from a glowing record such as she has left at O. T. S., we have no fear for the suc- cess of Io Anne in her future.

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SJ QUtE.T 9 TUDY HALL SHIRLEY LOUISE HENDERSON nshirlu uCufie pickle A sparkling addition to the Senior Class this year was blue-eyed, blond-haired Shirley Hen- derson. She came into our midst from Laguna Beach High School, Laguna Beach in sunny California. She immediately became treas- urer and an active member of our Assembly Committee. Shirley will be remembered for her witty portrayal of Sally in the senior play. lf you were to ask Shirt what appeals to her most, she would undoubtedly answer that she lives for holidays in general. She likes pretty clothes-especially her strapless formal. Driving is tops with her, too. School and catty people are two of her pet peeves. Shirley is very interested in art, especially in the field of designing. After graduation from college she hopes to work in the design- ing line for a year before she marries. We know that Shirley will achieve her goals in the future. Heres luck to a grand gall