Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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f l LOIS CAMPAINE After much debate internal, I . . . decide IN freshman year, Lois came to Oxford destined for an illustrious career. Her agility and coordination soon gained her the ofhce of Gray Class Captain during freshman and sophomore years, and a membership in Dance Club, of which she was elected President in her junior year. Lois had always displayed executive ability, and through junior and senior years she made a patient but efficient shepherd to lead the.lost sheep of 1947 as Class President. Her work in Dramatic Class was rewarded in senior year by membership in Paint and Putty. Even with all these activities, Lois stayed on the Honor Roll continu- ally, and was appointed to Chat Literary Board senior year. She is also one of the French-speaking members of Salon Francais. Lois is remarkably versa- tile, but, despite her talents, she is modesty itself. px 'LE

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