Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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CHRISTY ANN FIRESTONE Christy Oh Great There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. -La Rochefoucauld The better half of the Bear-Firestone duet is Christy Firestone, although she does not have sing- ing listed among her likes. Christy was Secretary-Treasurer of G.A.A. in her Freshman year, on Council the last half of her junior year and of her Senior year. She was Vice- President of the junior class and when Maureen Miles left she became President. She was Art Editor of the Yearbook and Chairman of the Decoration Committee for the junior Prom. Her likes are horses, art classes, hillbilly music, traveling falso her favorite pastimej, ballet lessons - she belongs to the Modern Dance Club at school - fishing, Camden, South Carolina, bridge, and her little sister, Sue. Christy's dislikes are few in com- parison. They include: cold weather, cats, milk, ivy, and sidewalks. Her hobbies are riding and drawing. Christy hopes to make a vocation of drawing and she wants to start learning about it at Sweet Briar. We know you will be a success, Christy, and our best wishes are with you.

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That industrious-looking girl busily writing away in study hall could very well be Susan Davis. Susan, our favorite intellectual, has been an active member of her class since she came to Old Trail her Fresh- man year. She was Vice-President of her class, Secretary- Treasurer of the Lunchroom Committee, and Varsity B hockey member in her Freshman year. As a Sophomore she was Chairman of the Prom, Chair- man of the Lunchroom Committee, and on Varsity hockey, basketball, and baseball teams. The following year she was Editor of the Yearbook and on all varsi- ties. This year she has been on the Student Council as Senior representative, and on all the varsities again. Witll such a full schedule, she managed Dramatics and Modern Dance, and making Cum Laude on the side! Susan is easily satisfied-she likes training her dog, Bonnie, and being with her little sister. She likes dancing and considerate boys. However, she dislikes writing letters. But she does like to get letters- perhaps from these same considerate boys! Other favorites are iced tea and Forever and Ever. Sloppy dressing, cold rooms, and impudence to adults are pet peeves. Swarthmore and Cornell are her college choices, where she wants to study to be a bio-chemist. We hope that you keep up that versatility, Susan, which made you so valuable to Old Trail! SUSAN HUNT DAVIS Now wbaff the mailer? Prove all things, hold fast that which is good. New Testament

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Octet practice at noon. Glee Club special re- hearsal. These orders come from Sonya Haddad, the most musically minded student in Old Trail. She is not just musically minded, but she is quite talented in the lield. She has been the accompanist for the Modern Dance Club for two years, member of the Glee Club for three years, and Octet for two. Music, although her strongest like, is not the only one, Others are Senator Taft, George Gershwin, A.B,, deep discussions, Marilyn and Marilynn, underdogs, unusual people, carrots, and frustrating bridge part- ners. Her dislikes are getting up in the morning, being called Sawnya, wearing hats, Irish tenors, and hypocrites. Sawnya was Secretary of her Freshman class. Through her next three years she held many offices. She was Circulation Manager of the Tmflile in her lfreshie year. In her Sophomore year she was white- team sub-Captain, Publicity Manager of the Prom and Librarian ol' the Glee Club. In the junior year she was Circulation Manager of the Yearbook and Publicity Manager for the Prom. lfinally in her Sen- ior year she was Business Manager for the Senior Play and she was chosen to read the Christmas Story from Luke for Candlelight. Sonya's ambition in life is to travel around the world and to do some work in composition and con- ducting, but lirst she wants to attend Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester. We know she will make the grade. SONYA JANE HADDAD Sane l had a dream lar! night - For there is music wherever there is harmony, order, or proportion. -Sir Thomas Browne