Oldfields School - Rarebit Yearbook (Glencoe, MD)

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ear a cheery laugh echoing from room to room, see a warm smile, follow a pair of argyle socks and saddle shoes around a corner, and you will meet our Miss Lucas. How often your unfailing sense of humor has picked us up and made us laugh with you, and how many extra hours have you devoted to helping us so patiently with college appli- cations, or struggling with us as our feeble minds tried to grasp the rudiments of grammar! No matter what we needed advice on, or how much else you had to do, we always knew we were welcome in your room, and never did you let us down. We have learned a lot from you, M iss Lucas. Our classes have been a mixture of Hamlet, pragmatism, laughs and good times. We shall never forget your patience and consideration to all of us, and we only hope we may take away with us a little bit of your enthusiasm, sincerity and cheerful willingness to help all in need. P. PARKER

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PPHEEI Tlll Clump, Clump, Clump, down the hall comes those musical boots with the friendly grin up top and the patter of dog paws behind. How many good times you have given us with those surprise two-hour rides, trips, and picnics. How could we help but improve with your riding as an example and your encouragement to keep us goingg there is more than this, however. You have been a part of us, perhaps it is the long evenings in the gym you have spent dancing with the rest of usg or is it the mutual anguish we share at the cowbell's clang? Or perhaps it is just your constant friendliness and companionship. We shall never think of you, Miss Trudy, as just a member of the faculty, but always as one of us. P. PARKER