Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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JUDITH BLAND DEW She hos the mleutfor enjoying liifle things PEOPLE and Blannie go together because Blannie loves people - she loves their interests, their faults, their tears and their laughter. Blannie lives through our experiences vicariously with us, and she is full of sympathy for our misfortunes, real or imaginary. She Welcomes life and new experi- ences, and this makes the World Want to give her wonderful things to welcome. Point und Puffy, 45 Oxfowlluu, Busiueu Board, Ig French Club, If Clay' Club, 2, Political Soieufo Club, 2, Soriul Committee, 2g Foreign Policy ffxsooiutiou, 2. llll

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MARY BRADFORD DAVIS W e have been friends together In sunshine and in shade HTHERE will be a meeting of French Club this afternoon, Molly says, and everyone in chapel, in French Club or not, eagerly awaits the cheerful smile that will accompany her good news. Her smile stands as a symbol of all the cheery smiles We've seen in six years. It stands for the sympathetic smiles, the determined ones, the smiles through tears. Molly has brought sunshine into our lives, and like all sunshine, hers comes from a Warm, vital source, herself. Glee Clnh, 4, Chapel Choir, 2,- Paint and Patty, 4, Secretary, Ig Oxfordian, Business Board, Ig French Clah, 2, President, Ig Political Science Clah, 2g Social Coinniittee, 3, Class Captain, Class IX. lIOl

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PRISCILLA IRENE DIMOCK Feeling loves ez .vnbflued llglzf WHEN she takes a dance class for Mrs. Diaz and works as hard at teaching as she does at learning, it makes us think that Priscilla Will be successful in modern dance, because of her perseverance and flowing interest in expressing herself through this medium. Priscillals charm has its own inner quiet and studied quality that makes every moment of hers a dance, and every gesture a graceful yet subdued means of communication. Paint and Puffy, 4, Deznee Club, 4, Prexident, 2, Vice-president, 1,' Dance Workshop, 3, French Club, 2. lI2l