Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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M4062 aww fzffheclefy ff AM, 1670, ,9,0r.g1fLf.fyLe BEVERLY ANN BHYANT B, B. 'lOh, I'll have to neutralize my sweets During Bever1y's three years at Old Trail, she has served on the Chapel Committee and the Publications Committee. She is especially noted tor her ability in basketball and hockey. Among her likes may be counted music by Victor Herbert and Vincent Youmans. Shrimp cocktails and convertibles also rate high on her list. How- ever, she does have some dislikes, and among these are included people who insist they have a better tan than she, and boys who make her decide where to go on a date. Beverly is most likely to be seen lying in her back yard trying to improve her suntan, of which she is very proud. Her last wish as she leaves O.T.S. is to be able to walk down the hall just once without someone telling her to turn her feet in. She would like to go abroad after graduating from college. .2 ft ,aff A it .WY JM Q 1 f frf 1 Q ft ll . .3 ! , .' e J' af Q I , Miimmnn IEANNEITE CALVIN fig ef, 'i' ,1vin f Fuyou know - - I Q Linda has been with us six years and she is truly representative of all that Old Trail hopes for in student training. She has a great ambition to become a music critic. If you don't like Hessel, Michigan take warning and stay away from Linda. She has one dislike- people who don't like Hessel. Many offices have been filled by this enthusiastic Senior. She proved to be a very capable president of the Girl's Athletic Association in her Iunior year, and an equally competent Student Council Repre- sentative of her Senior class. Linda also played on the O.T.S. all star hockey team at Maumee Valley, and has been the captain of numerous other teams. Linda in her red convertible is always a pleas- ant addition to the O.T.S. landscape about 8:30 in the morning, and is equally attractive as she at- tends operas and musicals in preparation for her future career.

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- 1 ' MARIEAN EVELYN BREWSTER UYou know it! A great addition to the Senior class this year was Marjean Brewster, who came to O.T.S. from Our Lady of the Elms. Her infectious smile and cheery personality make her a very welcome member of the Class of '48. She is especially outstanding in sports, in which she actively participates. Her skill in basketball is particularly outstanding, and was chosen to play on the varsity basketball team. Included in her many activities are tennis, swim- ming, and horseback riding Cher horse High is her pride and joyll. Among her many likes are good dancers, con- vertibles, gab-fests, and the song Sentimental Reasons. The future will probably find Marjean fwho also has artistic talents,l a successful interior decorator. MARILYN LOUISE BOSSART What a kill lf you hear the expression What a kill in the hall you will know that Marilyn Bossart is close by! ln her path she usually leaves the bright ripple of laughter from friends. She dislikes early rising and finding the Sunday paper disorganized. Marilyn would like to pursue her dramatic career for at least two years before marrying. lce skating, golf, and tennis are 'her athletic outlets. Her preferences run to hamburgs, Tyrone Power, and acting. And if you happen to see a very nice looking light blue convertible with an equally nice, looking driver, it is probably arilyn. iff

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2' . 3 9A ,fl Je f 5' MARY FRANCES DANNEMILLER M. F Oh really! Mary Frances is one of those girls who love to laugh, and her sense of humor is tops. To her most intimate friends she is known as UM. F. She has lived in Akron all of her life and came to Old Trail from St. Sebastian School, During her freshman year, HM. F. served as Student Council representative. As a senior she held the honor of being secretary of her class. Mary Frances is skilled in all sports, and to prove this, she holds the posi- tion of captain of the Green Team. She has won numerous athletic awards. Her outstanding ability has been shown particularly in basketball and hockey. For her last three years at Old Trail, HM. F. has been chosen to be a member of the varsity basket- ball team. High among her preferences are tennis, tall men with blond hair, convertibles, golf and parties. How- ever, she has an aversion to getting up for school in the morning and studying for exams. After attending St. Elizabeths School in New Iersey, Mary Frances hopes to marry and rear a large family. , 1 . i PJ rwilkjqlll- MN!! 1 V V ' 'K 1 ' f t W A ULD IOL IR CRISLIP , ' J Io1insky l'Repulsive Maybe the fact that Iolene Crislip is talented in art and writing has some effect upon her ambition to work on a modern fashion magazine. Iolene has attended Old Trail for four years, and during her Iunior year she was made Secretary of her class. Iolene is and always has been active in sports and she loves swimming, tennis, and horseback riding. When the Dramatics Club puts on any produc- tion and it calls for a part, Iolene is always on hand, and she does a good job. She also had a part in the Senior class play, Cradle Song, and played a serious role very well. Iolene's dislikes are few, but among them are migraine hangnails which she abhors the most. Convertibles rank high among her likes.