Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Sal's a gal who's really talented in the musical line. Not until her last two years at Old Trail have her capacities been fully realized. Like so many Chopins, Sally's talents were dimly obscured by the faints gauze of time. Her honors have naturally followed this mu- sical trend. She was a Glee Club member from her Sophomore year, and, as a Senior, she was elected to the Chorus Committee. Every school morning, come sun, rain, sleet, or snow, Sally could be seen slushing or mushing towards the old Alma Mater, usually accompanied by her faithful collie, Bonnie. Poor Bonnie will have to find a new friend next year, because Sally will be skipping to classes at Mount Union College, where we know she will be as well-liked and as successful as she has been here at Old Trail. SALLY JOYCE JOHNSON A .rimple maiden in her flower I5 worth 4 hundred coat:-of-arms. Tennyron

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SALLY HAAS A merry b rt maketh a cheerful countenance. Proverb: To be or not to be, that is the question. In Sally's case, to be an actress would seem to be her destination, because we have seen her play major roles in The Importance of Being Ern- est and The Royal Family. She certainly would have wide experience in the field, since in addition there would be her modeling background and her appearance on television, which have shown her sophistication and natural talent. In addition to all this, she has a clear, bell- like soprano voice which has held its own for three years in Glee Club. Her artistic talents have made her chairman of the Decoration Committee, and her athletic ability put her on the varsity basket- ball team.

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MARY CHRISTIE LICHLITER H er every tone if muridr own Like :bore of morning birdr. And Jonzething more than melody Dwellr ever in ber wordrf' Edward Conte Pinckney To find Christie you must know that: On an average day she is the girl most likely to be found with a newspaper dummy, behind a stack of Glee Club music, or talking to her little sister, Kiki. It is also possible to meet her during a tense hockey or basketball game in the midst of all activity, or, of course, in the O.T.S. library poring over piles of books. When not busy with editing, school work, parties, or dreaming about her future as a legal or medical secretary, Christie may be found remembering her past with a sigh of relief - freshman class president, student council, year- book staff, and vice-chairman of the chapel com- mittee. If she is not to be seen in any of these places, take the first road to Cornell.