Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Deep in a huddle from which comes a rib- splitting peal of laughter, Mary may be found shar- ing her latest joke with the senior play cast, the varsity team or a group of after-school volunteers. During her years at Old Trail from kinder- garten to senior class, Mary has played even more roles than are customarily known: senior play man- ager, junior Prom chairman. secretary of the Finance Committee, Student Council representative, sopho- more class treasurer, newspaper committee member, active volunteer at Akron General and Children's Hospitals. The class wit has helped to keep the Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, and Science Club aware that laugh- ter cures all ills, and that good will is the spirit and essential part of life. Whether she is to be found at Smith, Skidmore or Vassar next year, we know this sense of humor will see her on her way to success. wayr of honor. MARY COTTER ROBINSON Those about her from ber :hall learn the perfect Sbakerpeare

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LINDA MOLLIN Face ret in a frame of Jbining golden hair, with eyer whore language ir fidelity. May Riley Smith At every Prom, we've heard Linda and the Parallelepipeds musically render us an invitation to steam down the river to Basin Street. If Comell- fan Linda could have her way, she'd be singing, Oh, won't you come along with me to that heaven on earth which is three hours from Skidmore, five from Mt. Holyoke, and too far from Wheaton, her three college choices. Linda is one of the most outstanding girls in her class, having been on Student Council, served as junior Class President, Glee Club President, and on two varsity hockey teams. If you should ask her to tell you about all her honors, she would prob- ably pass them off as just a touch of color in her Garden in the Rain.

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SANDRA ELLEN ROSE Sandie 'All tbatlf bert of dark and bright Meet in her arpect and ber eyerf' Byron Sandy is the Senior with the beautiful green eyes which melt into her charming and sweet per- sonality. She's kept those eyes busy during her years at Old Trail, watching the movies shown by the Film Committee, of which she is chairman, observing during Science Club, and lately, looking at the selection of college choices. She has nar- rowed her horizons to include three schools, Cente- nary, Chatham, and Flora Stone Mather, but only one of these schools will be lucky enough to have her as a Freshman in the fall. Sandy likes knitting, sewing, and also someone special in the Freshman Class. Trips to Penn State have helped her use her social-weekend privileges, and next year, Penn will probably see het even more.