Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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JANET GRIGGS AV contented heart is an even :eo in the midst of .vtorm.x'. JANET has proved to be a loyal member of our class since she entered Class VIII. She was shy at first but soon showed us that a real sense of humor lay behind that quiet exterior. Janet works with conscientiousness and perseverance and always seems contented. She likes to play bridge, to ski, to swim, and to play tennis. In hockey we have often seen hier fighting for the Gray team. Clay' Club, I,' Glee Club, I,' Proctor, 1.

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SALLY GREEN To know her well is to lilcf her belief SALLY came to Oxford in Class VIII and in the years that followed made lasting friendships. Sal is modest about herself- you'll never hear from her of her proficiency in modern dance, on the tennis court, and in horseback riding. She is - oh rare quality - a good listener, who puts people at ease with her friendly ways and her quiet good humor. Class Vice-Provident, If Dome Club, 2, Glee Cluo,3g Proctor, If Social Commi!lee,3,' Sponixlz C!uo,3.

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BETSY GRISWOLD S11mI! and dark andfu!! offzmf' SINCE she came to Oxford in Class IX, Betsv's name has often been seen on class and varsity team lists. Her balls still make the basket and s' t coo past goalies. Since she joined Dance Club in her sophomore year she has also developed skill in the dance. We shall long remember Betsyls enter- tainlng comments, which have added to the pleasures of conversation in th l . D ' ' e ounge ance Clubhy, Pazm' and Puffy, 1.