Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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CATHERINE HALL IOHNSTON Puzz Il I do say so myself This tall, vivacious senior, who has added so much pep to Old Trail and looks as if she were made to be a model, plans to go to col- lege, after which she wants to marry. Puzz has excelled in all sports, especially basketball and volleyball. Among her many likes are tall blonds, Swenson's hamburgers, Madison, Connecticut, where she spends her summers, horses and Boxer pups, which she, someday, hopes to raise. When asked about her dislikes she confined them to asparagus and her brown hair. She can usually be seen at Swenson's in her new Oldsmobile, or at Hudson, or Kent. Puzzie's vitality and witty sense of humor will certainly be missed following her gradua- tion this Iune.

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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

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-.1 Nr A I 111.1 if., SARAH ELLEN MASON Ilsalll Why don't you hang up? If you can't find Sal anywhere else, try the Art Room. This tall, brown-haired senior didn't enter Old Trail until last fall, but she has al- ready made an 'outstanding contribution with her art work. She has also proved her worth on the athletic field. Sal was chosen to go to Laurel last fall as fullback on the hockey team. Before coming here she attended Tudor Hall in Indianapolis. Sally now lives on a farm outside Bath, so that probably explains why she is so fond of horses. When asked her pet aversion, she was quick to say, neighboring farmers' wives who listen in on every one's telephone conversations and decide to use the phone just as you start a friendly little chat. In summing up Sal and her high hopes for the future, we wish her luck and much suc- cess in everything she does.