Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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NANCY SUE. IENKINS xxlenksnl Hey now! Nancy's ambition to teach ice-dancing does not seem strange, as her outstanding skating ability is known to everyone at Old Trail. She spends every moment she can spare from her studies on im- proving her skating. To prove what talent plus hard Work can do, she has won many awards among which are: the Midwestern Senior Pair for l948 and the Lake Erie Gold Dance and Senior Pair for l948. The top three on Nancys list of preferences are convertibles, good dancers, and Night and Day. She has a definite dislike for fast drivers, scarcasrn, and peas. As to the place'where she may usually be seen, Nancy replied, l hope it's a blue Buick convertible. Next fall will find her enrolled at Hood College in Maryland. ' KATHARINE BARBARA IAEGER uxathy.. A uBring your money girls Kathy joined the present Senior Class in May of her Sophomore year. She is gay, but a hard and serious worker, as she has proved when treasurer of her Senior class and chairman of the Finance Committee. Another example of how hard she is willing to work is her ambition to become a doctor. Kathy has no pet peeve, at least none which she will divulge. Her color is blue and her hobbies are horseback riding and a foreign doll collection. Kathy has been accepted at Grinnel College in Iowa.

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IANET HOGUE ..Hog,, 'lm repulsed lanet cherishes only one ambition-to liave a perfect tan. During her four years at OTS. she has particif pated actively in sports, and has been chosen to go to the Laurel Play Day two years in succes- sion. Ianet was also class treasurer in her Freshman year. She has a definite dislike for people who accuse her of using I-LO: Cperoxidel on her hair, and those who Call her Nancy She likes anything fattening, long vacations and riding in convertif bles. Ianet, herself, is a pleasant, likeable girl with a winning smile and a sharp wit. Here's hoping you get your perpetual tan, lanetl SARA ALDEN HOLCOMB Sally Now here's the thing Sally, a U13 year girl, never mentions it, but she is a lineal descendant of Iohn and Priscilla Alden. Wouldn't those two Puritans be happy if they could see this vivacious sports-loving Sally making such a contribution to life at OTS? As for honors, this member of the Senior Class has received many. She was President of her Freshman Class, Council Representative in her Sophomore year, and Student Council President in her Senior year. She also had the honor of being awarded the Cum Laude key for 1947-48. ln sports Sally was chosen from the Laurel Varsity Team to play on the Cleveland Hockey Association team. She enjoys swimming and adores horseback riding. Sal1y's likes are many, but lobster, stable-boys, and wind are tops on her list. Her pet peeve is to be regarded as just a kid by people who are only a few years older! Her main ambition is to travel abroad after or during college, and then to marry and live in the country. She also has a desire to run a riding academy or to direct a summer camp.

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1 , :QW-Ny S150 A Sy . 27 020596905 st 2,2923 fligfericficfnlaloyjy e5.,wG?i+v,k,oJf'qe?f9A SM at VX -,Cx-,5f'0D'j'0,g2Sc13g,3'Ig23al:lIjtWKO H kwa, . GF 9 4 Off fr' O., ygf?Z..,ger:. Mya, Q95 J-90 I X5 1 SU ne may usually find Barbara Koch in the artgw room at O.T.S., as she has real talent along artis- tic lines. She has had the privilege of being botlfs Year Book art editor in her Iunior year, and art editor for the newspaper. Barb is very active in sports and is good at bas- ketball and hockey. She was one of the representa- tives from our school at the Laurel play-day in lla, Senior year. She is satisfied with almost everything and has no pet peevesf' A most original girl! Her ambition is to graduate from college and then to have a career as fashion editor oi a large magazine. NJ PATRICIA IEAN LUND spat., l'l'm starving for - - - In the middle of her Sophomore year, Pat, one of those gals who has that rare combination of beauty and brains, came to O.T.S. from Milwan- kee-Downer Seminary. This tall Senior excels in basketball, and for the past two years she has been a forward on the Green basketball team. ln her Iunior year, Pat was secretary of the Finance Committee and as a Senior, she was chairman of the Publication Corn- mittee and Editor-in-Chief of the Literary Magazine. She also gave an outstanding performance in the Senior play with her portrayal of the Prioress. Pat's preferences range all the way from Henry Morgan to pork chops for breakfast, and also in- clude tennis, summers in Minnesota, dancing, and pink carnations. She loves to drive but has a marked aversion to stop signs. Anklets and cereals also come under the heading oi dislikes. Pat's ambition at present is Hto make enough money in Alaska so that she can retire in Florida.