Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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JANE REYNOLDS With my whole heart and with my whole soul. The license J K R became a familiar land- mark on Cone Street When Evanston lost and Hartford gained Jenny Kate. That was when we first glimpsed her willingness and her ability to contribute her all to everything. Jenny has made a name for herself with her leadership, her originality, and friendlinessg her enthusiasm in all that she undertakes has been contagious. Paint and Putty, 23 Political Science Club, 2 g Social Chairman, 1, O.S.A. Treasurer, 1, Oxford Council, 15 Span- ish Club, 1. 28

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