Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

uf ., if 193 E cr ,L 1? fb 'L H4 if si . lg' 4 - Q in ff A u if .X 4. sx' . U x, ,. 55 THE OX FORDIAN Q 'icnnnv 4 UUlS5L fQ XfURH 5 Q J R X lSDSf 'X 1954 OXFORD SCHOOL - HARTFORD fOd VM, Mc Class of 195+ affgfctzblzatefy ufecfzkate fhls ZDOOL fgar mafzhg our .scfcoof years Abzffcr ann! fcappzbr U Qxfarcf fWotLers ann! fgatrccrs ,x X J Nfl 'JW l -A Q7 FACULTY lajfl In Rilq!1t-- Firxft Rn-w.' Mrs. Paul, Mrs. YVilson, Miss Hamilton, Miss lfvans, Miss Grail, Mrs. Mciiuinn, Mrs, Diaz, Miss Hall, Mrs. Brown. Sz'mr1n'R0w.' Miss Root, Miss Ilarrell, Miss Carlisle, Miss Cummings, Miss Hamlen, Miss l.ascll, Miss Boesch, Mrs. Higgins, Miss Wluori. Third Row: Mr. lYilcock, Miss Gibney, Mrs. Gavert, Miss Storrs, Miss McHugh, Mme. l,aBrccquc, Miss Harry, Miss Bartlett. ,-lbfent: Miss Boron, Miss Carroll, Mrs. Hoffman, Mr. Spurrier. gQ w ii ' 5 K-., 'oOe- 5' 4 5.1 Y X. W. . , 0 ' , 1 JQII. 3' 1. ' Y' ' N' UL , g J lf 2 ,ak :L 1 I 0 J 1 ,. D .V s FACULTY Dorothy Graff, A.B., M.A. Mary W. McGuinn, A.B. AND STAFF Headmistress Assistant to the Headmistrcss for Classes VII and VIII, Latin, Mathematics Edith N. Evans, B.S., M.A. Mary B. Gibney, A.B., M.A. Barbara Jarrell, A.B. Gloria C. Gavert, A.B., M.A. Verna M. Carlisle William A. Spurrier, B.A., B.D. Jean L. Harry, A.B., M.A. Yvonne LaBrecque, A.B., B es Margaret McHugh, A.B., M.A. Ellen K. Wuori, A.B., M.A. Hazel Gay Paul, A.B. Verne M. Hall, A.B., M.A. Edgar W. Wilcock, A.B. Elizabeth M. Hamilton, A.B. Shirley B. Storrs, A.B. Helen van Dyck Brown, A.B. - Marion B. Wilson, B.S. Marion Boron, B.M., A.M. Page Sharp, B.S. Daniel F. Harvey, B.S., M.D. Eleanor F. Lasell, B.S. Aida Maria Diaz, B.S., M.A. Constance Bartlett Esther I.. Hamlen Eleanor F. Higgins Doris I. Cummings, A.B. Mary Ann Boesch, A.B. Beatrice Hoffman Sarah W. Root English, Chemistry English English English Science Bible French French Dra matics, Oral English, L., M.A. French Latin Spanish History H istoiy Mathematics Mathematics Biology, General Science Art Music Consulting Psychologist Consulting Physician Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Librarian Financial Secretary Secretary to the H eadmistress Academic Secretary Office Secretary Dietician and House Manager OXFORDIAN BOARD CAROLINE JANUARY, Edilor-in-Clziff SLfsAN CARVALHO, fifsociale Edifor JULIA GREEN, Art Editor NANCY CAUY, ROXANNE RICHARDS, l3z1.fim'.v.r Mfnzrzgvry PAME1.A CoNNo1.LY, Feature Editor HOPE LEARNED, Lilfrary Effilor SHERRY BANKS, Plzologrfzplzy Erfilw' lhf11SS EDITH N. EVANS, Faculty A7r!z1i.m1' BUSINESS BOARD - Sherry Banks, Eleanor Brainard, Susan Carvalho, Pamela Connolly, Miriam Ford, Suzanne Hammond, Caroline january, Hope Learned, Martha Palmer, Katherine Prior, Constance Strike, jean Van Derlip. LITERARY BOARD ff- Lee Dauch, Betsy Day, Susan Dewing, .Iudy Faust, Deborah French, Patricia Hibben, Betsy Peck, Cassandra Stur- man, Bettina Thomas, Sandra Travis. PHOTOGRAPHY BO.-XRDfToni Carvalho, Lois Delaney, Barbara Dunnell, Linda Gwinn, Katherine Holt, Beverly johnson, Cynthia Kohn, Sandra Martin, Pauline MCCanCe, Susan Salford, Lisa Scoville, Bettina Tliomas, Sue Xyalker. TYPISTS Ye Sherry Banks, Gail Myers, Susan Satliord. l6l 'fl' l I 4' :fx I Nxx A3 : 1' 1 bf QQ Q 52 Q 1 : I .f l 4 m . A ' vo 4' I f ' ol ' sl. 4 '- Q nf 4- I. ' Ui'-f Q-1' 5-. Q, ' gxyxv' s ' 1 .3 O C --I . ' . i . W G I.: a . 4. u.,,,4-ra.svul s'i,4 . . , 5 QF, ' 'S 'Qs K l ax -. 1 i, W 4 5 I o n 4 e 5 t , . . UN l -5. 4 5 H fi Q ' 5 g at 1 '- l 44 ' 1 N t K Q .5 K N Q SHHRRY GAYH BAN KS Those who bring sunsldnc to the livvs of ollzvrs vzznnoi lcvvp ilfrow llzw11.vclvU.v. SHEaRY's personality has many facets. Everything she enters into is done wholeheartedly, with spirit and industry. There is the gay Sherry leading an impromptu cheer at a school game, and announcing Class, I've got news for you. There is the serious Sherry with her great interest in modern dance, or her wish to probe a fact until she thoroughly understands it. Also she is an able administrator who does organizing wonders with plans, photographs, and pennies. For the last four years Sherry has been elected class secretary, moreover, during three years her office incorporated the duties of' treasurer. Cvfllff S4'l'7't'lIl71V-'ll7'L'Il5ll7'L'7', IX, X, Xfg Cfzzsf .Vf'r'7'r'l1z7j', Xffg Dmm' Club, lfirv-P1'v.fiffvf1!, P1'c.fz'dw1!, Cha! '1:Vf7f.ffjf2Jclf07'Il7i!lll, Plmlog- mplzy Bnm'1z', Pfzologrrzplzy Effif07'j 1 '7't'7lI'fl Club, llzzmv lVm'k5lzopg Sllllllffll I+'01'vign Policy Jssociafimz. ISI ' 1 1 1, I n far c ,fe4ffw'?,v'c , .Loc Cigna cz-0 Q f,f70v4L4V77 -' 67 ,J ypafp gccfcl-C4,f 4521644 LQXJQL, C2 ,Zz-fa C 27 fpgfa Jia? 6241 fy J! . af man 440 jf . JZJTMJ C11 Q7 54955 I C? W ax Wy., O Cf Hugo h -fd' 6210 0' CLQVLM !v'--84,0 -- 4 , Q fd'-G , fl 6 Vbliifp if and gj7,44CQfL-S74-ek' V Cf f ,ue Af sfodeceeafx Wfemfefffef 701- f-QM' ij V L-A-Q-4 dvlfl- .Ax j2wc-.1 Jffdc, 4f2CA7Jf C0 24524 7262262 V540 Q47 QQ'-'Aa W 5 fe dee Ghaggar? C4494 Giceeckj cbezaaz ized- fbi einen!! 3677 'f gg ' ELF NOR OFFAT BRAINARD ' - ' 6 ffgzrzffxcnfg' M-14,2 fgybenojf' f1fLo0zaL0 an , , All the orleli but stage. 1 - , A HEARTY giggle and there is Eleanor CNT' atlj Brainard. , ie may lead ll 2QfA,Q,gay group in singing, talking, joking, or even strumming a ukelele. She A also plays the piano, draws, is active athletically, runs a boarding house .,, DC for out-of-town classmates, and studies. Deep dimples and a ready smile QW new Agn, are an outward sign of Elie's friendliness. A master mimic, with accents , ag? - - ranging from Brooklyn to Vermont, and some of her own invention, Elie's pfcpoc V75 greatest love is Paint and Putty and The Theatre. Glee Clubg Chapel Choir, Paint and Putty, Viee-President, President, C hat, Alumnae Editorg Oxfordian, FDC? Business Boordg Freneh Clubg Political Scienee Clubg xlrt W orkslzopg Student Foreign Policy Association. C3fZ'LWZf6Q 172645 ' , ,r., Ci . K f , ,, Qlf fcf 1 my 511.gif I .loaf VZ? Q 0 ' ggbjda f7fe.06Z6aff --HJ-i,h,f-., um doll'f.. smw mwaLn?? Mn, 0 JA15aQJ0M,SCLX:71'N'fLL!f.Mf Hu. Iwo-yu,,9'i1 . in q'l1'10d' Lt. Swu. han lg-u.n 1. 7w7'1ha.on'r LL- 1u.u,u, ' . ' uwq. o.a.u.u-e.vu.J- ue. a.rJu.uLq muu. dc. lhl M5 Q, SONJ- ' . ,kph MCL llbfmu al, qua 30114. Slum wwf. d.ouJ-U. nljjbo, Twin au. 0-57-L 0.14-JL L, if ,IL . .L Sumnwr.??? -' stubs' n, Tha.-P UM 711- B . Ay LU, vu- A-cur. I , 'D 5'-59' 'W- qt!! 'LLIILQJLL A 4-fladulf lv-2-7-'f 6 twuwr ul be.4..'0i-'-'M'-1'-'1 M-L ' 'W WN 4, sham, o-ua. Tfutdmun :vw aumuf. 'lo Lunch, mv ML am 3,5 444+ auighrf uw. Lua? ,.,6u4,'W,,'- QDIS 7ha.J I ff! UTI CIM' rgjmuglq Thmgha 'J NANCY coWLEs cADYu'f awk 6401, me Allmankindaremy brethren. WP al U , NANCY can calmly approach a task which usually excites anything but ?'hu-0'7 calmness. To many, finance is a tornado of confusion. lf this is so, Nancy h moves along in the quiet eye ofthe storm, oblivious to the roar around her, LW. L 6m- as she goes to the bank or to Mrs. Higgins' office in her methodical handling Q H d ofthe O.S.A. treasury. Busy though Nancy is with many activities, she X L lm always stops en route to give others a cheerful smile or an encouraging word. Oxford Couneiig Treasurer, O.S.A.g Alhietie Coimeilg Sofia! Commilleeg Glee Clubg Pain! and Pultyg Chat, Reporlerg Oxfordiem, Business Munagerg Spanish Clubg fir! Workshopg Clef Cluog Sludenz' Foreign Policy Assoeialion. ndwi4.A..m auf. Ywmuuu. - 9w.iLf2 qua. Yu. 217' 06 IJ-0-L Lui KJ-Li W5 V. .tri - , O vimub, -cp-cujol. wouyfhcuj- fhh un, - 2-che , u nd pn WMM 54,4-441 bgvwv A,4,4,fff.A ff-'MY l.g,gu.11, rl vsfifv- v Zfauu. ez,u.ef .d.9nJc,e..au6 LAM! Z2 1644.464 !'.f,c! Hiaw- 4,01-411, audi. yltdfl'-'Q 0fa.1CLJ fflllfk-Z., 74141 My -f'44','f9f-df d,,L-bo, .XCAM1-ft ive A4 uf-cilfd fvocfef A4444 abcaaf lL,4,u-eff Q,a.,n. ZLQLI CI!!! to jg, fl.!Y. auoevf ,7,,Vff,4 vctsgfofff- .1,,4,c,,' aa too, 7-:Lea .4.f,4,euc. - f Maya -41 Yoo 1,0 Lula - pw-ACM! J orfcfow fart SUSAN MINER CARVALHO fn,t,a.A..e'eiL1L.4,C cfcrfLfC41 0 Amiability .flzinex by it.: own light. 6C'A !' SUE's outlook is one of proportion and balance. Because distortion is foreign to her, she understands the relative importance of her many re- sponsibilities, and this ability to achieve a balance is especially evident whenever she makes a judgment or takes a definite stand on some question. Completely fair, she considers many points of view and is tolerant of them all. Even under stress Sue uses common sense at the right time. She is like the keystone of an arch which holds the pattern steady. Treasurer, Class XIIQ Glee Clubg Chapel Choirg Paint and Puttyg Chat, Reporter, Managing Editor: Oxfordian, Literary Board, flxsoeiate Edilorg Freneh Clubg Political Srienee Club, Secretary-Treasurerg Art W orkslzopg Cltf Clubg Student Foreign Polic Auociation. y',!Q,a!ubL. fltu 6l.,c.,etL lui r'6a.JcxJ-'Z-Ji-f I, 5 A,,,,!,,,4ft,e1t,4,,4,zJr Qyfetnzfa i A ,IPVLACLJL fecacwffil 7A,4fu.,t1 ' I I O Q , I N . O ' . g i . n I n I -mf , I ' 1 n ' 9 ' , 1, . . ' s l 'I Q, s . o 9 4 V 9 r 9 V swf' 4 i i -ww, ' ' f 4 4 9 . 0' , is ' I ' D I Q I . I .. .' ,, ,y 1 . .,., .f . V ,, 0 . 4 5 . 4 4 I I ' PAMELA ANN CONNOLLY She doeth lifflv kina'ne5.w.v which max! fmvf undone. PAM is Efficiency in duplicate, with one copy in Simsbury and one in Hart- ford. Doing two things at once seems to be her common activity, yet she has the time to hnd and pursue new interests. Quick to offer a helping hand, she moves even more quickly to follow up words with action, whether this involves having a 'Kgoo-creme shampool' or operating the Connolly Taxi Service . VVith a broad grin Pam is of? to do something, maybe to comb a wig. Dame Cfzzbg Glen Clubg Pain! amz' Pzztlyg Clzzzl, Fczztzzrv Efz'i!0r,' O,xf0rrZz'an, Lilwmj' Supplazzzcrzf, Fcrzlnrv Eziimrg Frwzrh Clzzbg Poliliml Science Club, Ifife-Prefidcnlg fir! Wo2'k.fh0pg Cffyf Cfubg Dann' Wo1'kJlz0pg Sludmi Forciign Poficy A7.t.vocia!i0n. - ' l12l A l c Q t 'O gmt Jawa. . vw pale t....w. wb Dm-.cew'r:......,. Q5- Su.-uaf-64-kes, .Zami 4, ,Ima sooner. ww ,juz Div-Llangq aaa V., fmf-W4 'U +?..m1. -n f ous Lug- l'7um l IMSTBP7 GIQSS et, I , , s1'4f'- 4' Goa... at J., day.. , fu ugdg. wall bf- l in au-eds 74.345 ww wx.-J. N116 J-6 ooh., W 6 cle. Awe.- LOIS ESTELLE DELAN EY My heart is afree andfetterless thing. Lols became a Wethersfield-to-Oxford commuter for the first time four years ago. She has entered into the activities of the schoolg she is now President of Spanish Club and a four-year member of Paint and Putty. To Lois, the boundaries of what she knows seem far too constricted and she seeks to push them back. Lois has the curiosity and interest to question or read in her search for a broader point of view. Balancing this serious outlook are the spurts of fun and humor. Glee Clubg Paint and Puttyg Oxfordian, Business Board, Literary Board, Spanish Club, Treasurer, Pres- identg Political Srience Club, Clcf Clubg Student Foreign Policy Association. lI3l V5 WW to M offiif ffl rl? ll tkfffillifl ll li W lf Wi Q wif' ,ll 5 W Eaffliii Nw l M b Wil i X ally, ygfgqifgrwtkjqv SALLY MAF DEVLIN Choice word and fnoosurod pfzmro VVE ARE always discovering something new in Sally. A calm way of doing things does not overshadow her sense of humor and knack for producing the unexpected. She can say much in little and with rt few words will touch off amusement and laughter. Sally continues to surprise us with her list of skills. She can be counted on for Z1 well-placed serve in tennis or a scoring basket. At times she seems as interested in knitting needles as in tennis rackets, and has been an active member of the Senior Knit-Your-Own Society. Spanish Cluog Sluden! Foreign Polity Axsoriation. l14l X. Q. 'E il i W if LOIS. SEMRAN ECKERT What wisdom can youfind that is greater than leindnesx. Lois is one of those lucky people who have no need for the word dither g clocks and Lois are the best of friends. She always arrives ahead of time with many minutes to spare, though she is the class's Newington fepre- sentativeg she has innumerable minutes to spare if someone needs a pair of willing hands or a sympathetic listener. This interest in people extends into an appreciation of history and current events, yet her love of people extends further and she wants also to help them, perhaps someday as a doctor. Lois has her other side toog since joining us in the junior year she has brought face-saving inches to the class basketball team, as one of our tall guards. Student Foreign Policy Auociation. llsl o 4 1 n I Q I . Q , 1 Q - 4 . ' - 5- 0 of g s ' ' MARY ELIZABETH FLUTY Where the willingness is greut the dyfficultie: cunnot he great. IN scHooL games or in Athletic Council Molly is always aware that she is a member of a team. She works easily as a part of a unit and throws her energy behind a group project. Molly will go out of her way to cooperate. Even when not an actual participant in an activity, she continues to give strong support, cheering the others on. With her willing spirit and friend- liness Molly is a team-mate in the true sense ofthe word. fithletic Council, Vice-President, Treasurer, Social Committee, Glee Cluhg Paint und Puttyg Chapel Committee, Chairman, Chat, Associate Editor, French Cluhg Political Science Club, Clif Cluhg Student Foreign Policy Axsocicztion. lI61 Q S . MIRIAM GRERLEY FORD Comistency zhou art ajewel. MIMI maintains a steady even tempo in all her actions. The melody may be a light run or a sustained counterpoint, but it is always in harmony. Her flair for making even trivial things sound amusing brings out by contrast the competence that guides Political Science Club this year. For Mimi there is enjoyment in the study of a painting, in skiing, and in the burst of initiative in a project which gives others pleasure. lVlimi's composition is one of melodic variations on a measured theme, whose beat is uninter- rupted by discords. Sofia! Commitleeg Glee Club, Pain! andPutlyg Chntfvpislg Oxfordian, Business Board, Literary Board, Poliliml Srienfv Club, Prtxriffcnlg Clay' Club, Simian! Foreign Polify Association. l17l if , ,',,. , . 41 P, 'T g K m -IULI.-X THOMPSON GREEN The ,mriaf smifa, the .vyzzzpathclic leur. IUl.1r: is an enthusiastic lover of fun, gaiety, French poodles, and vacations spent in Maine. She has also devoted a great many afternoons to building elaborate sets for Paint and Putty. julie is almost always the hrst member of our class to reach school in the morning, and as the rest of us struggle in, we can see her calmly knitting a pair of' argyles, unmoved by the noise and confusion around her. julie has made strong friendships which should grow stronger in future years. Sofia! Commiltccg Pain! and Puffy, T7'LYl.S'Il7'L'7'f 0, f 'nl' fI1'l Editor' Franflz Clubg Clay' Club Sc'f7'c!zz11y- 7v7'tYl.YIl7'L'7'J Dann' ic 07 mn, 1 , , IV07'k,v!10p5 Stzuzlml Foreign Polity z4.S'J'0l'i!lfi07l, Rvp1'f.rw1faliz'e. llsl P I' ,Q 1 -- 1 Aa. if a 4. f'lsw,,.., 'No , 1 ,. ..- ..,,. ..-..................i.... MARJORIE ELIZABETH HARVEY Wit and wisdom are born wilh a man. To DESCRIBE Margie you have to misquote Shakespeare and say Margie is the soul of wit . She is an expert at Finding the right remark for the right time, she never seems to run out of stories and mimicries of the real Vermonter , whom she has seen during her many summers spent in Vermont. Moreover, Margie never fails to amaze her teammates with her great ability and agility in sports and the classroom. When the occasion demands, Margie can be as serious as anyone. Nevertheless, she will be remembered for her wry smile and the expressive face which accompanies one of her stories. O,1q om' Councilg Alhlelic Counril, Secretary, Presidenlg Grey Team Captain, Clcuxcs XI, XII, Class Capmin, X, XI, XII, Chaz, Sporls Editor, Frenrh Club. lI9l 6-'xi Jixxs J-'f 'x. N? iv 3' ,of il ' -.ff -l dv CY! sb Q In , L' X 'xJ 'wF Q Jie v x e0-f Qfpbe 'D' ,X V549 4' J' -f V V J' G. Q4 rl t' ,uv-7 VJ' yi 'QP . 4 ji 5 'S Us 3- fy. ULQ' ff' VC Y' ?5,' VM 5,5 .x i'p - :fe by jx, ,Q V50 Z., if-' 6'-in .I , , 4-'ZX Y A V41 -X sv., i x 'b' A 3 AJ? g.,,'Qf', 'il .f-' 11A1a1c1A ouch HIBB1+,N N X 9 SL 'f J V' W .Xu- xx Wc arc dancing on a volcano. -. ,MV 1 : if f . X V THINK of Pat and you think of an elhn expression and an exuberant dis- gush position. From the time she hrst joined the class in the junior year, we 5 have found Pat ready to enjoy and to participate in everything -f a fast lin, Charleston or a Spanish Club initiation. This year we found that she is X also ready to keep smiling at whatever comes, even at the necessity of'0Lb using crutches. VVith her energy Pat can become the staunch supporter ofvsvg a belief or the youngest Chinese daughter, Lady Precious Stream. Social Comfnillccg Paint ancl Paftyg Oxfordian, Lilcrafy Board, Litcrarjy Supplcmcntg Spanish Club, Vice-Prcsia'cn!, Trcacarcrg Sludcnl Fo1'cz'gn Policy Asxocialion. Q , X, ML S. '- B--win 'C kai Q' wi- . I-20-I - I as. Ll-4-. .y' ' 4. .L.F- ' Sex ifnu -- P'ftKi L -' f r ' 'il ii' a- -n Q .Hit k'V.'v in .XXL QGL5 sflw-'ji '. Iywsrg, . b, Q' S Cir, 1 my - ... rsiqkqbxg- --'K L OW uggxsrb Maxx S 5. HAIL' 1, c :N-5 L .A-D A .. -Ls 1 -'h 6i' s1..,...Qsz Lal.. . gwZ4.'1ir 1 SHHIIM-X .IANFI HIRSCHFFIIJ To know lm' wal! is lo likv her belief. SHEILA,S vibrant enthusiasm is balanced by her modesty. Througli hard work she strives to attain the high goals that she has set for herself. To find Sheila sitting down for a moment's rest is practically impossibleg she may be on her way to lead a Council meeting, to work on history, or to argue in a friendly way with Lois over which banner is to dominate the lounge bulletin board. She is a versatile athlete and an active member of Dance Club. For Sheila, to be busy is to be happy. Oxford COIl7Il'iff Prcndvrzl, 0.S.fl.g V 1'r4'-P1'1'.vi1z'v11!, U.S..1.g Vin'-Pn'.rirz'm1l, Cl1z.t.t X,' St'r1'vt1z11v, CL1.v.t IX g Dante Clzzbg Pain! amz' Putfyg Npmzixlz Clzzbg Pofilivzzl Sl'fL'7It'l' Cflzbg Mlzfic Wo7'k5!1r1pg 5'l1m'z'11l Foreign Pofirvx' .f.v.fo1'izz!i011. l2II 'd 0 o v 0 u 1 a Q Q . . I I, o ' u ' 1 MYRNA IVRANCINIQ HOROXVITZ ,fl lmpv LUj'071If the .vhzzffow of fl If7'L'!lUl XYITH oN1.i' a few lines Myrna can catch a visual image and transfer it to paper. She is sensitive to the impression that she wishes to put down and for Myrna this impression never seems obscured by a mass of detail. Her capacity to delineate has more than one practical application, because she also looks at everyday problems with the eye of an artist and grasps the essential factors hrst. Once outlined, these are realistically considered for what they are, then acted on. Myrna's idea is to see into the heart of both abstractions and realities. Sofia! C0illlllfIf6'c'J Frcnflz Club: ,711 lffork- .vhopg Dcmrr llforkslzop. l 22l CAROLINE CHANDLER ,IANUARY Young in limos, in judgment old WHENEVER anyone in our class needs advice, Caroline has been one of the first people to whom to turn, and her judgment is always held in high esteem. She works constantly to approach a knowledge of the arts -- literature, music, and dance. Caroline has followed the Muses faithfully over many years by modern dance and ballet lessons and by study of the piano. Her active participation in Dance Club and her ability to express original ideas are evidences of genuine appreciation of artistic aims. Dance Club, Vine-Presidenlg Chat, Reporter, Edilor-in-Chiefg Oxfordian, Editor-in-Chief, Frenrlz Clulag Art W orkxlzopg Clqf Club, Stuflenl Foreign Poliqv Association. l23l v ,f A 9 , 1, r I , ,pg 3 4. .194 5, , 1 ,ps sin.: u 1 , 4, 5 U- 55. .1 .' 4 I 5, ' 0 J x 5 A 5 4 A 5 45' ' u Q - 5 1 5 .LJ F A-Q j ' H - 'Q 5 . A' bias fiijwj 8 4 8 no ',, 1, ren x Q, ' gl S, 5 S' ' I lu, M1 .319 4s,s?m4F5 U5+.i'i-I1 liz H e ruf, Jiri is 4 1 i - . , ' 1 s ' as a 0' ..y.5'e.,o a',4,d,,1 I ' HOPE CHENEY LEARNED ' ' ' ' 'i Thou has! no .vorrow in flzy Jong, w 1 i fs J o-4' A I . L , ' No winler in flzy year. g , K I V 7 - 1-A . U' L- D ' ' i K . ' 1 A ' 'I-l,o15E ?l1z1pp?ness seems to have its source inftzhe fndtiringtbond of com- , ,a radeship between fellow human beings and herself. She is like quicksilver in the speed of her response to the varying feelings of a group, and this ffx,'17, makes her Z1 barometer of school activity. Hope's determination and relia- , bility are solid foundzltionsg neither storm nor gloom of night keeps Hope 4 ' 'and Penelope from their appointed rounds between Manchester and Hart- : ford. Social Commilloeg Giro Club, Paint and Puffy, Cfzal, Reporter, Pholog- . raphy Editorg Ony'ora'ian, Ba.vz'noJ.f Board, l,Zil67'd7LV Board, Literary Ediforg J Frcnrlz Club, fir! Wo1'kJhopg Stadml f'107'1?Z'g7lP0!ftj' fissofialion. .llfg . . It I . J-,N ,v - i '- tf' .' 8 6 tt n' 2 . 4 1 ' 6 . O l in , 4 I ' 0 , 1 l ' F ' K ' 5 . lx i , x 4. :I ' Q I v ll . YYLLLJILI-cu.- 'J'wL- 44-ffyrff J eerauiraz. i ,aaa ' V-Ju..4.' -qi-cat: eta ov-2. 014 PP'-ffwffj '41-' Lf'tf'l' ww. ca- bil- can ' e ' -D ywaacrv can saga, .3 woe af- -fuue 44-'-PPG' fvv bled o ' pw you was fwu. JIM , e.9'o-4. a-usd dvfawl. LLL Qodwl' , Lu.4'U'4- ld 4- 900 d6'vLL.0'z-1.0 uk. -Lit.. 491' ' L90 mm, p-.,-ov VW' Zlfwuq ' 3 ,,, bf Cl-4-4--' G-If Z -rl It ?o4!2. Luau Wu, 'Q 4-ad -jabs G.- AO-un.-90-a, ', LOIS ANNE LEVIN Merry as the day is long Lols has been filling the air with music since she glided into Oxford on a grace note four years ago. With Lois at the piano, a page of music or a hummed scrap of melody takes its proper form and becomes a Chopin waltz or a Rodgers hit. Moreover, this ability to do both big and little things well is evident in other fields. Lois's name is a familiar one on the Honor Roll. Those humorous L0iSisms are public domain for anyone to enjoy. She shares everything, from the Rhapsody in Blue to a B-B-B-bon- jour. Oxford Council, Representative, Class XII, Dance Clubg Glee Club, Chapel C hair, Pr1'.fin'vnlg Frenrh Club, 1f'icv-Prvxiflcnzg Political Sfienre Club: Art Workshop, Dance Workshop, Studenl Forezgn Policy A7s.roviation. 1251 w in av Q ll A ,vz it ... '4 'A 3 ' l Uri 'E PAULINE H.-XVILAND MC C.-XNCH Lv! me go iU!IL'7'U,L'7' I wi!! li limi' zz .vkvy-60771 Nllljil' still. lfolz P.-xL'i,1N1a the course is headed directly into the wind. Her boat would not put into harbor at the first strong gustg she would simply reef the sails and keep right on. This quality of undaunted perseverance deter- mines that Pauline will always go forward to the goal, whether she is carrying through Service Club projects to success or argyles to the toe. Her voice has earned her the lead in several school operas. Her gaiety makes Pauline a welcome addition to any group. Nocizzf C0l1lIllilft'L',' Ijllllfl' Cfnbg Gln, Cfub, Via'-PN.fizfvflf, Prvxirfvlllg Clmpvl Clzoirg O:q'01'1fiz121, Plzolng- 1411 pfzy l3r11zrfz',- I'll't'l1I'fI Clzzbg ,fri lVork.vl10p,' ljllllfz' llfr11'fc.vl1op,- SlLlIllt'l1f f 07't'fgIl Pofiqv .A1.v.v0z'ifzli011. llful I a . , AJ .x ' Al Ugg is ' ' 1 -md' i I .g. :. '-hw M' . 5 v m . . I ' Q . .M 5 ' ff, ' . uxbq . I i or W 0 'Q D1 ', I li HM M M ,, sw 3 Y 1 Q A ' M msbnfifauqa YNQQM 'B-gfpm, ..: .eyff . ,. . I . . Y. I U Elisa fVau?xy'if1 'I A Figtaxhyr. 1 F., 8,9 'J' . t I ..I -Mus' ns , . if i.. U. . lt. U . Q , F. n, - ' ' g 9 1. 10... .an L5 -.P lg y gi... B X il ' ,O , , . 0 0 Ei A 'C . V 14 . KATRINA MCLANE 'W ' 'if . fel.. .f., 6 3 g f L13 v , , .1 L. There'J nollzing worth the wear of winning 4 ' f '4 ' il' o 4 ig 'Jn K ' But lauglzler and the love offriends. .st 1' x A 'I'R1NA's fun-loving nature shows through in a sparkle of mischief and nn infectious giggle. She first joined us via the Bloomfield morning car- pool in the seventh gradeg we and the carpool have been enjoying her company ever since. Little Girl is a ready audience for any joke. Our problems are Trina's, for she takes them as seriously as her own, laughing at our good fortunes, crying at our misfortunes. Both in appearance and in everything she does, her standard of neatness is perfection. Social Com- mitteeg Glee Clubg Paint and Puttyg Frenrh Clubg Ari Work.fhopg Clqf Clubg Sludent Foreign Policy Axxocialion. . . . .5 '13 A ,. 0 . . 1 o l . 0 0 a Ox ' y.:l271 '55 o ,. GAIL MYERS He gave lhe people of his Lexi. GAII.,S cheerful and warm-hearted hello in greeting can lift even Monday morning blues. Most often we Find her enjoying the company of other people: she is a genuine and sincere friend. She has been a frequent secre- tary, this year a bi-lingual one as wellg Gail is adept at taking notes in both French and English as Secretary of O.S.A. and of Salon. Gail has won respect for her calm efficient manner of leadership, whether faithfully submitted, secretaryu or sincerely, friendu. Oxford C'ouneil,' Seeremry, O.S.fY.g Social Commilleeg Glee Cluog Chapel Clzoirg Pain! and Plllljlj Chat, Yypiflg Freneh Club, Seerelmy- Treamrerg Studenl Foreign Polity Jrsofizzllon. l23l . ul-Q15 m -fl'-'mv 'rw' ol A A L Q, Q 5 K l .-'J T is , ' ' Q Illini lan-l 1.HlL 1.4 Y I M 0 R 7,,.,,yM-1 R f R A is R . 7' '57 X a y .b R pp - 'MW f . E 1. Ig N I bi K ,B . R -In W. . - gil' -M,,y, a at-R RW-W. - ------- KATHERINE MARY PRIOR J.,- ,I d'P'm-fi., For he owe: not any man. I., , at 1. 4. 14- M., M., . 4 KAT1-uE's ability to plan ahead and use her time to the best advantage makes her the exception to the rule that Seniors are known by their loads of books. In the morning Kathie leaves early to go to the small assemblyg she has an excellent singing voice and has been in Chapel Choir since her first term at Oxford last year. Kathie is seriously interested in many phases of school life and community service, but also enjoys discussion with a classmate or playing a hand of bridge. Glee Clubg Chapel Choirg Oxfordian, Business Boardg French Clubg Student Foreign Policy Axsociatiozz. l29l H- ROXANlqlE PATZ RICEIARDS All experience is an arclz lo build upon. 1lOCKY,S motto is To take arms against a sea of troubles. She encom- passes the many activities of her positions and forces them into submis- sion. Rocky can be depended on to enter into a new cause with faith and enthusiasm. Her eEorts do not slacken until they are crowned with success. She is a devoted friend and a companion-in-arms, never asking that someone do the thing she would not do herself. Rocky is independent but not over- conhdent, because she uses her gifts of organization and amiability for the benefit of the whole group. Social Committee, Clzairmang Paint and Putty, Treasurerg Chaz, Circulalion Eclilorg Oxforclian, Business Managerg Political Science Clubg Spanish Club, Vice-Presiclentg fir! Workshopg Dance Work- slzopg Slurlenl Foreign Policy fissociation. l3Ol qievul T '-H AL' I CAL-fr .ir Pr' T4-14351 lf'-J' I Q' ms nbuthintl-KLA-I-li - Xena f-alla' NIU-I h-me ab 'WL' I-Ll? wut i- 4-U41 wMMuw,f w-crib we-we. A , pls- u by ,Sas :ju MMM ,u,4,d, A auwf' wo-A u' v 354, 'E +L! Y 'flw MLM.- ggijibllb +0 M 4 ,v-z.gAJl cum 56 pam , Leu HMA-lJ.4i L 6 ' aux 4 ' w was . ,4 0:9943 SUSAN CHEEVER SAFFORD Lys ix loo .fhort to wczsle. WHENEVER skiing or horses are mentioned, Sue's eyes begin to sparl-:leg she is an enthusiast whose interest is matched by trophy-winning skill, whether riding on two boards or four hoofs. She seems equally at home with a hockey stick, a basketball, or a baseball bat in hand, and most of the class teams have had Sue as a member. Using a pen instead of athletic equipment, she continues to work for the maximum goal rather than the minimum, and succeeds. Her time is always managed to include that extra Service Club project and those pages of neatly typed notes. Uxford Coun- cilg Athletic Council, Service Club, Treasurer, Vice-President, Prcsidcnlg Vice-Prcxidenl, Clan XI, Glee Club, Chapel Choir, French Club, Student Foreign Policy Anociation. ' l31l - K . C 0 4 , ' o f I 4 ' C I . .- V IN s J Q .5 4 1 I -..Qtr Q , 1 V,, 7 ff .,, . Q I ' f . . 4 p - v tw . fum , X WV 4 1 I 6 'rl - if ' - fd I i U MAJ ggi s?.lfM'zg. O ,U ..... . 1 1 ELIZABETH CARTER SISBOWER - ' The gvnlle mind by gentle deeds ix knowne. No 'I'EMl'ERAMEN'I'AI, hundmaiden of the Arts is Betsy. Any service related to the Arts is worthy of her devoted attention. She sees beyond the immedi- ate details to the hnished whole, whether her part is large or small. She is not content to be zt member of a group without contributing, and can be counted on to offer ideus and follow them up. For Betsy friendship has great meaningg she never fails to show perception of this by quietly noticing at need, then doing 21 kindness. Her friendliness is not ai casual thing, but at vocation which colors everyday routine. Pain! and Puftyg Polilifzzl Sfirnn' Cfubg Spzmzlvlz Clubg dr! W01'k5!z0pg Cfzyf Clubg Sflltffill 1 ort'ig11 Polity flssocialiwz. U21 I .I 4 P! V 0 J' -X .. .f , .- x , ,ful -ai , 5. ' S '5 ' 3 3 - X P R X -. .' 1 f tl . A, , .- - . .- xx 41' . . -9 NP N we lr' g. . SANDRA ASBURY SOLLY We have been friends together. As CLASS president for the past two years, Sandy has announced and led most of those innumerable meetings after lunch in the third and second Hoor homerooms. She is always conscious of her responsibilities, feeling she must live up to them. Armed with great patience, Sandy comes smiling through the daily tournament of getting the class to chapel on time and keeping the lounge noise down to a faint roar, with her sense of humor intact. She leaves us with warm affection for her good sportsmanship and respect for her leadership. Oxford Couneilg President, Cfa.f.fe.f XI, Xllg Vice-Presidenl, Claw IX g Reprexentalive, Clezxs Xg Glee Clubg Pain! and Putlyg Spanish Club, Seeremryg Studenl Foreign Policy fI.v.foe1'eztion. l33l V CASSANDRA SUE STURMAN To me every hour of Zlze light and fiurk is u nziruele. V SANDY,S natural charm and warm humor have won her many friendsg we admire the energy with which she works to excel in all phases of school life, academic or extra-curricular, and we admire her also for what she gives to her class and to her school. Sandy adds new ideas to a group as an active member of Council. For the past five years she has been traveling twenty-five miles to reach Oxford, and yet she always arrives fresh and ready to start the day. Oxford Couneilg l7iee-President, Class X115 Repre- senluzizfe, Classes IX, Xlg Glee Club, Seerefury-Treusurerg Clzupe! Clzoirg Chai, Business llflunugerg Oxfordiun, Business Board, Literary Bourdg Frenelz Clubg Music' W0i'ks!z0pg Stufient Foreign Policy Assoeiuiion. l3+l ww.-wt .V lf AJS S -v vy I I- ,A X f i ki' X , , M 1 ' 4. ' ls -1 . if e I sr ff-i ' 'D Y' I X v U ' 5. ,P 1 85' sw' wi -yu,,f-Sw A ' KP 'Wa 1' QM' W sk Xyabpip DIXIE ANN WHITE Lvl genlloness my strong cnforrcmcnl bo. Dixie seems a study in contrasts. A quiet gentle manner is always in the backgroundg nevertheless at frequent intervals, quick laughter accents the gay social side of Dixie. Underlying both these serious and light quali- ties is an independent attitude that enables her to face any situation with poiseq she was an able receptionist-aide at Red Cross Blood Bank last year. Dixie has a preference for things that are neat and precisely tailored, con- sistent with her love of science and math. It is her hope to put this knowl- edge of science and math to use some day as a medical technologist. Gln' Clubg Chat, Reporlerg French Clubg Polilical Srienfe Clubg Clay' Clubg Drama Workxhopg Sludenl Foreign Policy Arsociation. l35l sri' .MS i ,f I L11 ' 1 - 1. I rr I w i .4 A ,wf. r 1 fn , I I Us 4 I 1 , M of I 4 -I 1 , s nf' 4 A V . Q- 4 I o I . V nf da, . - . is W , , - W, I ' rf . , f .'i ,rv .w. W1 I .. - its-We w'.mLw lmvfwfw M in f' R , I . Of' i a i 1 YI, . 1 4 I , Y, Y 1 T - Y V . I. , - , ANN SEV ER VX HITMAIN 4 Q 1 I 1 ' 4 Nalurv zznfl Look: lvlang lo the eyes fha! sac llzum. y .' al ' 1 Q CoMnINE blonde hair with an even suntan and a merry smile, and you have one of the most vivacious members of the class. She has great love ' for the out-doors es eciallv for The lVlountain ' she is et uall interested l M, , , , 1 Y f in art and modern dance. Wle shall remember her abillt to talk to eo le . 5 Q 'Y . and to make them feel at ease her strai htforward friendl manner and Q g a Y a IV N' her practical, mature approach to problems. We shall also remember her , as an enthusiastic French student and an excellent Salon President. Drmvv Club, .S'ff1'ei1z1jfg Pain! mul Pullyg Chapel C0111 nzillev, Clan Clzai1'11um,- -f' 3 ' Oxfonlimz, Lit4'm7'y BOIZTIIIQ Frwzrlz Club, Pfwizzlvizlg Poliliml Sriw14'e Clubg ' ' V . . , . . . fir! Wo1'kslz0pg Dame Wo1'k.fh0p, lfzfe-Pmfszzlefzlg .Sluflent Farvzgn Polzqy 1 rl.fJ'0C'lflll07l. l Y F . I .xx f -if f . H61 , A if 1 . , I 4.,w f C lil 4 I 0 Y ,- F Ao C ,A C A J TEMPUS FUGIT 1949 We started our career at Oxford cantering back and forth from 695 to 714. Each day was punc- tuated with Mikie's barks and visions of praying mantises. Some of us climbed the backyard apple tree, and the more daring wore loafers to school. Then our dreams of senior year came closer as we took a giant step across the street. - - - ln '50 we fought our way to the mirror to apply lipstick for the bus ride home. Kristi drew pictures of ERNPS in Mr. Wilcock's ninth period study hall and the rest of us struggled over Miss Lawrence's melborps . Miss Storrs nonchalantly ignored Priscilla's famous atomizer, and Miss Lasell sent Sheila running home in her stadium boots for forgotten shoes. We ascended into upper school at last. ................. Like freshmen before us we madly tried out for clubs, and attended our first Oxford formal. Hopie defied gravity by piling up water glasses at first lunch. Certain members of Latin class were intro- duced to Miss Wuori's Porcullus, into which they drained allow- ances with horrible regularity. ---- ------ When we moved into Room 3, the newly removed trees in the front yard were the cause of much surprise. The Senior Class honored us with a party at Judy Molinar's house, which we reciprocated with the traditional Senior- Sophomore picnic in the spring. Miss Harry's Tien, tien, mes enfants in vain exhorted us to stop scribbling on the blackboards before school. Various members of the History class were periodically sent to the study hall for ignominious conduct. To the amusement of the school, our class appeared in clashing shades of green and gray one morning. ------'-- Our class began the year with five new members, an unusual number for anyjunior year. This year also witnessed the acquisition of our inanimate mascot Puddles , purchased at the Oxford Fair, and our animate mascot, Margie's Russdane's Autobiography . We sacrificed a day's study halls to watch the house next door go up in Flames, and began to picture tennis courts in its place. In the spring, at the announcement of Miss Deckelman's engagement, Oxford prepared to lose another secretary, and the juniors honored her in April with a shower at Pam Connolly's house. --------- We were welcomed to our Senior year with a redecorated lounge and natural gas in the fireplace logs. We hopefully tried to forecast the future by marching in caps and gowns at the Old-Girl New-Girl Party. We also shuttled back and forth through New York City, visiting the United Nations as tourists and inspecting the Wall Street Stock Exchange. Safford proceeded to startle the class by going to see Miss Evans unaware of the pipe in her mouth. During the second semes- ter, an epidemic of knitting hit the lounge, with only partial recovery of all those dropped stitches. Pine Orchard and the Richards' hospitality made the Senior house party a welcome change after final exams at the end of the year. '-'----------------- - l37l Tha! SHERRY lime NAN cv CARVIE PAM Lois SALLY Lois Momsv lhf1IMI .I ULE HARVE PAT SHEILA Lows Partiesg jazzg mambaing NVhite bucksg animalsg playsg Fords Tall malesg sailingg khakiesg fried clams Crew hair cutsg dancingg mt. climbing East Chopg crew cutsg white bucksg pipes Partiesg discussionsg Louis Armstrong Apesg plaid vestsg yellow Cadillacs Science Skiingg cahotg week-endsg mailg bridge Yaleg sliiingg pipesg Sand- wich, N.l-I. Skiingg cahotg actiong Gibble Playing netg Vermontg puns Charlestong stag partiesg plaid neckties Dancingg sportsg dreamingg animals l3Sl THE CLASS OF flmz' lVi!! 111 in Mrs. Diafs drumg Louisg writing minutes Rehearsalsg walking to school VValking down Prospect Avenue in the rain Sandy Solly's punsg the Class The other 28 of themg lunch The study halls wasted in the loungeg P Sc P Vacations Chemistry lab with hlargie Ist period Mon. and Sth period Fri. Parking on Cone Street lfverything, and Miss Storrs' Math class Sal'l s laughg teasing Sheila and Flie Harv's jokesg gab sessionsg class blasts The people and the lounge ll KK U ll ll U ll KK '54 CONFESSES A But Goes Out Singing disc Stardust Tenderly Make Believe Tenderly These Foolish Things Civilization Liebestraumn Trees Winter Song Blue Moon Ain't She Sweet Sipping Cider A Little Bit Inde- pendent Heart Stranger in Para- With a Song in My I: Always Found Saying he-he-hel-lo or writing letters Doing something she shouldn'tg laughing Catching a busg signing checks Writing P.S.C. minutesg collecting Senior checks Doing Mathg laughing at the Ape Wonderingg doing things the hard way Ready to go home Teasing Sheila In the library Tired Knittingg dreamingg cogitating Making a disturbance Doing everything she's not supposed to do Dodging Margie l39l And Still Hope: To Solve Sandy's problems and her own Drive to school Finish a pair of argyles Stop biting her nailsg go to Ireland A Make the Honor Roll Learn to play the drums Have naturally curly hair Become a doctor See snow in New Eng- land and ski again Go skiing in the Swiss Alps Spend a whole year traveling and skiing Have an ambition Chuggg do Marbeth on B'wayg act ladylike Grow into her lab apron Tfzcll MX'RNA CJ. Home Louz PAULY rITRINA GAII. KATHIE ROCKY SAFF BE'rsY SANDY SANDY DIXIE EXNN Loves Foodg Fordsg fun Balletg bakingg old grave- yards VVeekendsg piano musicg dancmgg bridge Blueg weekendsg musicg carsg drums Popular classic musicg the Cape Fast Chopg gray flannels and white bucks Clam bakesg Ivy League g pop- ular music Green convertiblesg the beach Friday afternoons: 2 :45g Texas Skiingg pocket booksg New Hampshire The Blue and Goldg dancingg weekends Oxford grayg gingerbreadg tweedsg Stowe The loungeg convertiblesq Kostelanetz Dogsg blue eyesg mocha sodas I-lorsesg kaydet gray l dpi HH CLASS O F And Wi!! Alix Dance classes and the Lounge couches The 3130 dash tothe Wednes- day lessons Everything that makes Oxford what it is Dance classesg taking the bus French classg Glee Clubg Spanish Dance The Loungeg Louisg teasing Pauline Rides with Mimi in the '35 Ford The Kids Making announcements in Chapel The carpoolg Mathg Margie The Loungeg last period Friday Everything and everybody at Oxford The kidsg driving to school Taking gymg standing at the bus stop Salon Meetingsg her empty mailbox 5 H If H ll U KC Il H U '54 CONFESSES But Goes Ou! Singing My Baby's Coming Home Shall We Dance Anything Goes The Nearness of You Almost Like Being in Love All the Things You Are The World is Wait- ing for the Sunrise Thinking of You Halls of Ivy I've Got Sixpence Dancing in the Dark Charleston Too Late Now The Man I Love C'est si Bon IJ Always Found Studying French and doodling ' En Route Worrying about what may never come Writing lettersg playing the pianog knitting Kidding around Laughing Writing minutes Schemingg playing cards in the Lounge In a state of suspended animation Hunting for someone Making something out of nothing Trying to keep the Lounge quiet Worryingg staying at someone's house Doing Math Copying assignmen ts 5 Procrastmatmg l4Il find Still Hope: To Go to Hawaii Introduce a 28 hour day Have a chauffeur Let her hair grow Go to Europe Go to a formal dance in Bermuda shorts Gain weight Nurse one of her fellow classmates Start the day without waking up Coin an original expres- sion for Lois Win an argument Own an MGg go to Ire- land with Carvie Play off her badminton tournaments Be athleticg use her dr1ver's license Go on a safarig finish her history notes last will ants iliftamznt we, thf Ut being of sound mind and forgetful memory, do laughingly declare this to be our last YVill and Testament: I, SHERRY BANKS, leave, tripping the light fantastic. I, ELIE BRAINARD, leave my battered old blue gym suit to lNfIiss Lasell. I, NANCY CADY, leave jenny Gordon with her problems. I, SUE CARvAI.IIo, leave my sister without anyone to challenge her opinions. I, PAM CONNOLLY, leave spare guest-room beds in Hartford, VVest Hartford, Bloomfield, and VVethersfIeld. I, LoIs DELANEY, leave the lint on the rug in the lounge. I, SALLY DEVLIN, leave an extra inch ofstanding room on the morning bus. I, LOIS FCIQERT, leave my parking place on Cone Street to jenny Gordon. I, NIOLLY FLUTY, leave many friends. I, MIMI FORD, leave with my skiis, and the old Ford headed for New Haven. I, JULIE GREEN, leave unsolved and unexplained, undisciplined and un- arranged, forgetting my lamp of midnight oil. I, NIARGE HARVEY, leave Oxford relieved to see the last of the Harvey girls. I, PAT HIBBEN, leave my skeleton, Hezzababiah, to the main hall so that she may help to welcome the new girls in September. I, SHEILA I'IIRSCH1-'ELD, leave Mrs. Diaz still laughing over my Lonely Little Petunia . I, NIYRNA HoRowI'I'z, leave my thanks to Miss Fvans for her patience and pleasant company on our morning trips to school. I, CAROLINE JANUARY, leave the midnight oil Qwhat is left of itj to all other last minute Louella's . I, HOPE LEARNED, leave to my sister live more years of happiness, friend- ship, and learning, to be experienced at Oxford. I, LOIS LEVIN, leave the pianos to Mary Fllen or anyone who wants them. I, GAIL MYERs, leave Linda to throw her weight Csomething I never hadD around. I, PAULINE NICCANCE, leave an empty chair in Chapel Choir. I, KATRINA INICLANE, leave still trying to battle my way out of the lounge to get to French class on time. I, KATHIE PRIOR, leave to curl my hair. I, ROXANNE RICHARIJS, leave my shrewd concept of mathematics to Sherri Campbell. I, SUSAN SAI'roRD, leave Red Skelton to Sue Hammond. I, BETSY SISBOWER, leave Louis as many pairs of hands as he needs -ff- that's plenty! I, SANDY SOLLY, leave Louis still trying to remember my name. I, SANDY STURMAN,lCll.V6 my long drives to and from school to .I ane Whit- tlesey. I, DIXIE VVHITE, leave my athleticQ?j ability to anyone who wants it. I, ANN VVHITMAN, leave a sad au revoir to Miss Harry and French Club. l42l Q5 G1 ww I 5 K cd ' 09 X1 X 4' dm' x x I 69 VIII ' I Qgjfw Q CLASS VII lwfl lv Night --W Fira! Row: Helen Holt, Carolyn Means, julie Peck IVice Presidentl, Martha Moore ISecretaryiH, Betsy Day Cljresidentl, Deborah Mahoney Clreasurerl, lflizabeth Wiesel, Linda Keirstead, Katherine Holt. -Yl7C07II1I Row: Mary ,lane Da Bica, Zanny Learned, Gail Williams, Susan Dewing, Linda Cross, Deborah Sloan, Patricia Osmond, Charlotte Buck, Susan Wilcoek, Nancy Scott. 'l'!1ird Row: Judith Conant, Anne Little, Janice Cianci, Gay Seery, Susan McClure, Suzanne Xyalker, Zelie Calvocoressi, Alicia XValker, Patricia Newsom. ,1'b.im1l: Phoebe Dewing. CLASS VIII lajft In Right l iz1i't Ruiz: lilinor Ellsworth, Anne Yan Winkle, Merle Singer, Carol McCrann l,Yiee Presidentj, Nancy Dow tPresidentl, Gay Moore 1Secretary- Treasurerl, Perrine Hoffman, Mary Van Yleck, Lanny Pepper. .Ytwrnzff No-sc: lfleanor Haggard, Betsy Swinehart, :Xrdelle lfenn, Sarah Cooley, Sarah Storrs, Nancy lrwin, Pamela Kingston, Lisa Smith, -lane Wright lRepresentativeJ, Sharon Campbell, 'l'!1ir1z' Ro-ze: Nancy Kaplan, Susan Bitter, Maria lfrese, 'l'oni Carvalho, lilise Hooker, Deborah lfrench, Linda Gwinn, Susan Lehrer, Susan Shapiro, Faith Foster. ,lb.venl: Barbara lillis, Patricia Marvin, Helen Winter. M CLASS IX XXI lwfl In IUIQLI l'xlVJflcll1C'.'.I1I!1L' Wittlcncy, -lulicttc Anthony, Suxzm NYilkim, Karen IIIFSUII. xlilffllil Ymt. Nwfnmz' Imac: Bonnie Srrurch, Bucky Bllllhkqd, Nzlncx Simi 1I'n-:umm-rv, :Xnm- Landry 1Yicc Prcsidcnw, Deborah Bland 1l'rcsidur1rl, Barry Xlwl 'Sn-crvraury 1, ISL-my Peck 4O.S.A. lhpruwrmraltivcP, Nancy Nliddlclsrook, Phyllix Rlmqnpxnnn. 'I'!11nl lffffa' BL-my Darling, Martha KCiTSfU2ld, .Indy Lcu, -Iill Willinmf Xnm' H1lIfk'I'NlH1, Sully NYzxlmn, Robin XY:1wr0, -Inna fiilnon, .Iudy Bralincrd, Linda Xlu-rx. I-'ffnrlfl lx'n::'.' Bcvurly Alohnmn, Lydia Coolidgu, llclcm' Cotter, Dorothy Stn-arm, Slu-rrmi Sallxlmry, Linda Murphy, Marial Hincks, Rau-lu-I Mcfrvrmick, IDf1mIuXX1n Hn S lk r 1' '45 . . .rr1l.'.'m1111 Wu 'c . CLASS X lf!! lu Niuqflf lfiruf Knit: Min- Hurlcr, Szlndrzl Martin, Rulwrtzl Dick, ,Inns Brun- m wSn-urururx 1, BL-fry Gurdon 1l'rL-sidcnrl, .Indy I-'aunt fU.S..-X. lh-prom-ntnrivci, IH-nnx lim-km-ll, YZIHCX' Pzlgv, lfdirh XYilcm'k. .N'r'1'n1nf lx'vic': Nancy Hirnhhcrg, Lonnie lxlluxl, KK nrhizl Kohn, Xlzxrx' lflln-n lilumuntuld, Pantry ll2U1xU!1,.'0ZlI1HL'RCl'gfL'l',LIi'ikli mul, Yguwy Xuxrin, NL-II l'1.ll't1llI11l!', Snmlral 'l'ra1x'ix. 'l'f1inl lQmc.' Sully llzlvid, I'q1mm-Lu ll..y. Nunuy l'.LiXNJlTK1i, Lucy Ruud, Ik-lwm-4111 Mcliridv, .laxnv :Xmim-xv, limltriu- lmulgu, l'riscillu Prcnricc. .'l.L.Yl'llI.' .lalnc Cady iYiCu l'rc.xidcntJ. v CL.-XSS Xl l,ffzmRi,q!1l'- l i1'.tlRmc'.' Lisa Scoville, Harriet Perlyslay, Helene Liluerxon, Smedley Chapman 1Secretary-'l'reasurer1, Bettina Thomas ll'residentJ, Susanne johnson CYice Presidenrl, Betty Brown, -lean Van Derlip. .Verr1r1ri Rnfc: Nancy Mcllann, Suzanne Hammond, hlenifier Gordon, Diana Burke, Kate Yan XYinlale, Holiday Smith, Margot Roby, Alicia Dauch, Corinne Volpe. Third Rnic: Martha Palmer, Sharon Smith, Comtance Strike, Barbara Snow, Patricia Lee, Betsy Fried, judith Hasselliraek, Barbara Dunnell. ,M.rfn!: Kay lfelty. CIM-XSS OFIVICIHRS l,4gf'zz0lCf,ef1z- lfiwt Kuta: Martha Moore, -lulie Peck, Anne Landry, Dehorah Bland, Sherry Banks, Cassandra Sturman, Deborah Mahoney. Sr'm211flCoia'.' Helene l,iherA xon, Smedley Chapnianhludy l'iz1Lxst,G:1y Moore, Lois Levin, Susanne.lohnson, Bern Day, Naney Sind, Betsy Peek, Betty Gordon, Bettina 'lihomam 'I'l1im' lfffrvr Betty .-Xbel, Sandra Solly, Nancy Dow, Carol Mcflrann, Suban Carvalho. ,1f5.tz'n!.' -lane Cacly, ,lane Brandon. OXFORD COUNCIL lr!! In Nflqlfl lfirvl lx'o:c': Sandra Sully, Lois Levin, Susan Szlfford, Gail Mycrx cvrurzlrx v,SI1QiIu Ilirfchfcld lI'rcsidcl1TI, Cnnxruncc Srrikc IYIUQ I'rcsidcnrl,N:1ncv I nly l'I'rL-amzrvrv, Sufznnnc hlohmon, A-Xnnc Landry. Nrmrnz' Russ: MN. Graff, LIN X undrn Srurmun, Ih-lwluy Bland, IXISIT'-lOI'lL' Ilzlrvux , .Indy I IIll5f, Mr. XY1lcuck, Iictrinzl Ilmmnux, Hurry lioraima, BL-my Puck, HL-Icnc I.1Imcrx0n, Min Hurry. .lbfz'r1f: .lane I idx. I-X'I'HI.H'l'IC COUNCIL lf!! In Rznghl lfirnf Rf'1C'.' Sumn Szlffcrrd, ,IvniI'ur Gordon IsL'CI'L'IilI'j I, Murjoric Ilnrvvy 1l'r1-Niall-u1rv, Nliw Lnwll, Molly I luty IYIL1- I,I'L'NIkIL'I1I'-'I-FL'ilAlII'CI'I, Susan I INIIIF, Nrrwzff !x'mz'.' Annu Yun IYinklc, ,luliurru .M1rl1m1y, .-Xlicu Iiutlcr, .Iudirh Iirnim-VII, III-wrlx llulmwn, .Xnnv IAIIILIFI, l':1nn-In Dau, -Iudirh COIIIIIIY. 'l'!11'nl lCn:z': Xuncx Candy, Nluriu Hinckx, Smcdlcy LIINIPITHIYI, Suzanne IIZIXNITIOFICI, ,Iudirh Ifzxusr, nu .-Xmlrk-xxx, Ifliznbcrh Gordon. 'KM SERVICE CLUB IQXI-ICU'I'lYIi BO.-XRD l,1jf'l In High! lfirxft Nair: Susanne -Iohnsrm fSccrct:1ryl. Sumn Szltford 1PTCNidL'I1I7, lialrlmrzx Dunnuli lYicc Ptealdcntb, Susan Tzulor 1'I1TCZl5Ll!'Cl'J. Nrfmzu' Nu-:c': Harry ,lame IM BiCZl, Xlixs Hz1milton,Tnni Czxrvnlhog Misa jnrrell, Nancy Scott. CHAPI-il, COMM l'I l'l-IF, l,1jf! In liilqlzf l ir1fl Rn-ic: linda Mycrx, Molly lfluty lChztirm:ln1, .-Xnn xxvhiflllilll J Nvl'l'HII1f Ruin' Salty Dau-id, Martha I zllmrsr. '9' .- 0, - 1 ra CIIAPIQI, CHOIR , -Q' ' px: 'wr X Skis X' ' f-Xxx --XX lm!! In lflnjlff lfirml lCn':z'.' .lame NYhirrlcwy, .Iulicrru .-Xnrhrmy, .lill Willizlnmx, Sandra NILIFIIII, -Iamu QQIINUH, Czlwzlndral STUI'll1llI1. Nffllllli Rrazc: Illlllllllt KICCIIIICC, Kurs Yun xYIIlkIV ll'rw1dunrl, SUNQH1 Sllfhlfli lYxcc PI'L'AldCl1fl, l.u1s I4-vm Kzlccompalnlstl, lil-sky llxnnficlal 1l,il6I'AlFi1lI1l, linda: Klycrx. Thin! Ruff: Kzxrlu-rinc Prior, Prisci Hn l'm-rmricu, lk-ru Ifricd, Hamrlmrzl Dunncll, Margot Roby, Lucy Ruud, Holiday Smith. S. vw V - A CI l.'X'l' BU.-XRD lm!! lf, Kfxglfl l'Il'1l lCff..': HL-try Iirmxn, furinm' Yulpc llfdirnrb, llnrriut Pcrlx P5 . , x'w53,si Nr, ' Xwixtqnnt l',rlilm'v, SllNilIHlL' -IUIIIINUII. Nrrmnl lima: Sxm-dlcy l'hnp11l:1r1, kay lfl-lu, XllwlIHvl1L'N , Suxun Sh1lIWil'O,SlllllI1l1l' Hammond. lJOl,l'l'lCi-XL SCllfNCl . CLUB Lqft to Right I-'irxf Ro-lax' Sheila Hirschfeld, Ann Whitman, Betsy Sisbower, Molly lfluty, Lois Delaney, Susanne johnson. .Yeromf Row: Holiday Smith, Susan Carvalho tSecretary7, Miss Hall, Miriam Ford Kl'residentl, Pamela Connolly lViCe Presidentl, Lois Levin, Kate Van XYinkle. Tlzird Row: Kay lfelty, Constance Strike, Roxanne Richards, Eleanor Brainard, Dixie White, Betsy lfried, Bettina Thomas. D.-XNCF YVORKSHUP lajf! in Nilqfzf lfirxl Koran' Juliette Anthony, :Xnn XVhitman lYice Presitlentl, Mrs. Dial, Helene Liberson ll'residenrD, Pamela Day Llreasurerl. Nvrrmrf Ro-rc: Rachel McCormick, Margot Roby, Sherry Banks, Nancy Mefiann, lfdith Wilcock, Diana Burke, Barbara Snow. 'l'l1ird Row: Myrna Horowitz, Nancy Edwards, Betty Gurdon, Kate Yan Winkle, Sherrod Salsbury. l RlfNCH CLUB l.1jfl In Nilglil lfiixvt li'ms.- Suwin Sziffurd, Kzirrinai Mclnlnu, Lois Levin LYicc Prusi- ilcnil, :Xnn Wliirinaui rl'ri-xidcntb, Gail Myers LSccrcfairy-TrrzisiirurI, Czusamdral Srurniain, Shi-rrv Hanky A'f'mr1fIlx'n-zc.' Dixic Wliiru, CSl!'0iiI1L'.l2lHll2lI'j', Nlyrnii Horo- witz, Him-. Lxilircciiuu, Nliw llzirry, Mix Mcllugh, Hop: Lczlrncd, Molly lflury, I'nuIinc Nlcfanicu. 'l'h1'nlli'fffc: Nlairjuric llurvcy, l'iiCi1IlO!' Brziinzird, SllS2ll1LiilI'VilihU, l'ainiulu Connolly, julie Circun, Kurhcrinu Prior. SPANISH CLUB l,qfl lf, lffxglzl limi ,QUILT :Xlicu liurlur, Sln-ilu llirxchfiuhi, l,2lTl'iL'iIl lliluhvn tYicc l'ri-xinlvritflirvzuiirurJ, Imix Ili-lzinci tl'l'uimlumJ, Nancy Cindy lS1'L'I'L'Y:lI'yi, Honi- Nixlimwr, Sully llvvlin. .Vf'1'um1' Nw-:c'.' .lL'1lI1 Yun llurlip, Nancy Nlciizinii, Lonnie lxnux, Null lfznrqulizmr, Nlrs. Paul, Sharon Smith, Lucy RL-aid, Sandra Sully, Roxunnc Richzirdx. :KRT XVURKSHUP Lfjft lo Right Plifjf Raw: Sally VYalton, ,lill Yvillianis, Sandra Martin, Bonnie Stretch, Betty Brown, Lonnie Knox. Serond Row: Cynthia Kohn, Nancy Mcfjann, -ludy Brainerd, ,lane Gibson, Mrs. Wilson, ,ludy Lee, Beverly johnson, Lydia Cool- idge, Mary Ellen Blumenfeld. Third Row: Patty Hanson, Sandra Travis, Nancy Austin, Kate Van Winkle, Myrna Horowitz, Betty Abel, Nancy Edwards, Sherrod Salsbury, Linda Murphy. i Ull7'ff1 Row: Betsy Peck, Priscilla Prentice, ,ludy Hassel- brack, Barbara Dunnell, ,ludy lfaust, Deborah McBride, Betty Gordon, Nancy lyliddlebrook. .ibienlr jane Cady. DANCE CLUB lmjf! In High! -- I ir.vf Ro-w.' Ann XVhitnian, Betsy Darling, Sheila Hirschfield, Sally Xvalton, Betty Brown. -VHYIIII! Now: Phyllis Chapman, l,ois Levin I.-Xccompanistl, Sherry Banks ll'residentl, Mrs. Diaz, Helene Liberson lSecretary-TreasurerJ, Caroline january lVice Presidentl. 'Wzinz' Row: Heidi Wood, Sandra Travis, Patty Hanson, Beatrice Lodge, Pamela Connolly, Cynthia Kohn, Pauline McCance, judy Lee. JLJH12: jane Cady. GLIQH CLUB lajfl In lfflqhl lfirxil lfnfc: .lane Whittluscy, .lllllCfl'CAl'lfl10l1j', Lixa Scovillc, llarriut l'n-rlyxky, Annu liatrcrxon, liccliy Banticld, Nancy Middlclvrook, Sandra Martin, Martha Yoxr. .Wrrnnl Rniv: Shcrrod Salslmury, Susan Salford, Katrina NlCl.anc, Miriam lford, Kate Van lYinklc lYicc Prcsidcnrl, Pauline Mcfancu ll'rmidcntl, Cauxaiidra Sturman KSccrctary-lrczuurcr1, Lois Levin 1.-Xcconipanistl, -lanc Bran- don, Nzincy llirshlu-rg, Sharon Smith. 'l'l1irf1' Huw: ,lill xvllllillllm Botti' .-Xlwl, Holiday Smith, Margot Roliy, Rollin NYawro, Betsy Puck, Lydia Coolidge, Nancy Sind, llclum' Lilicrxon, .Indy Brainerd, Beverly johnson, Linda Nycrs, -lane Gilxson, Molly lfluty. l'lUlH'fII Raw: Dorothy lYain, Sandra Solly, Katlicrinc Prior, Prixcilla l'rL'nticc, lit-my lfricd, Maria Hinckx, Barbara Donnell, Susan Carvalho, Gail Nlycrx, Nancy Cady, Lucy Read, Nancy lidwardx. ,M.vw1t: Susan Walker. PAINT AND PUTTY Ley? la Riglzla First Row: Susan NVilkins, Deborah Bland, Anne Landry, Susan Taylor, Edith VVilcock, Roberta Dick, Hope Learned, jenifer Gordon. Semnd Row: Marjorie Harvey, Patricia Hibben, Elizabeth Sisbower, Roxanne Richards C'l'reasurerD, Eleanor Brainard CPresidentD, Mrs. Gavert, julia Green fSecretary,l, Alice Butler fVice Presidentb, Lois Delaney, Suzanne Hammond, Corinne Volpe. Third Row: Smedley Chapman, Helen Farquhar, Susanne johnson, Diana Burke, Mary Ellen Blumenfeld, Pamela Day, Nancy Austin, Sandra Travis, Sally David, Alicia Dauch. Fourll1R0w: Constance Strike, Martha Palmer, Elizabeth Gordon, Pamela Connolly, Deborah McBride, Judith Faust, jane Andrews, Judith Hassel- brack, Rachel McCormick, Bettina Thomas. fl ,fgwwk if' if gives ' X if SY, . Y 'Sgsffaff qw. only 1 fx ff as 2- -vp E W 5 Bitter, Susan C. DIRECTORY Buck, Charlotte Calvocoressi, Zelie Cianci, janice C. Conant, Judith P. Cross, Linda L. Da Bica, Mary .lane Day, Elizabeth L. Dewing, Phoebe A. Dewing, Susan G. Holt, Helen P. Holt, Katherine B. Keirstead, Linda M. Learned, Alexandra Little, Anne G. McClure, Susan E. Mahoney, Deborah L. Means, Carolyn T. Moore, Martha Newsom, Patricia P. Osmond, Patricia Peck, Juliana S. Scott, Nancy C. Seery, Genevieve G. Sloan, Deborah Wlalker, Alicia B. lValker, Suzanne Wliesel, Elizabeth C. Vllilcock, Susan VVilliams, B. Gail Campbell, Sharon P. Carvalho, Tonia P. Cooley, Sarah VV. Dow, Nancy F. Ellis, Barbara Ellsworth, Elinor YV. CLASS VII 3 Brace Road, YVest ' artford 62 C ncord Street, Wle' Hartford 107 race Road, VV :t Hartford 119 Ridge ood Road, Y' est Hartford 20 W'est nt Road, 'lest Hartford 242 Victoria ' oad, Hartford 1224 Pr 'pect venue, Hartford 33 Belkna Ro d, VVest Hartford 52 Highland t et, VVest Hartford 9 Plymouth '- ad, Wlest Hartford 9 Plymouth ' ad, VVest Hartford 30 Ridgebroolc .I ri e, VVest Hartford 30 Eor st St eet, Manchester 38 VValbrid Road, VVest Hartford 45 Harv t Lane, 'est Hartford 121 Law I r Road, N est Hartford 342 North St le Road, VS st Hartford Mountain pring Road, armington 16 Bev rly Road, Wles Hartford 37 Middle leld Drive, Wlest artford M untain Road, Ear ington IQOO Alba y Avenue, VVest rtford 58 Or ard Road, XVest Hz tford 102 VV tten Road, VVest Ha ford 57 Mountain iew Drive, VVest Har 0rd 20 l lony Road, VVest Hart rd 32 Bain ridge Road, Wlest Hartfc d 51 F: rfield Road, VVest Hartfo o 7 Main Street, Farmingto CLASS V1 I II Blu Ridge Lane, Wlest Hartford S7 Maple ood Avenue, Wlest Hartford 27 Wlal ridge Road, VVest Hartford 24 lgrim Road, VVest Hartford East Wlindsor Hill 35 VVest ood Drive, Wlest Hartford Simsbury l6Ol Fenn, Ardelle C. Foster, Faith French, Deborah P. Frese, Maria L. Gwinn, Linda C. Haggard, Fleanor M. Hoffman, Perrine Hooker, Elise B. Irwin, Nancy Kaplan, Nancy F. Kingston, Pamela Lehrer, Susan McCrann, Carol li. Marvin, Patricia E. Moore, Gay Pepper, Hester L. Shapiro, Susan J. Singer, Merle J. Smith, Lisa G. Storrs, Sally W. Swinehart, Betsy L. Van Winkle, Anne K. Van Vleck, Mary Winter, Helen C. Wright, Jane C. Abel, Elizabeth A. Anthony, Juliette M. Banfield, Beckett Batterson, Anne B. Bland, Deborah C. Brainerd, Judith Chapman, Phyllis B. Coolidge, Lydia Cotter, Helene Darling, Elizabeth C. Gibson, Jane S. Hincks, Maria B. Johnson, Beverly K. Keirstead, Martha A Landry, Anne F. 60 Sunset Farm Road 2 Q Fern Street, 22 Cz silis Road 60 Led rd Road, 46 Banb y Lane, West Hartford West Hartfor Farmingt West Hartf d West Hart rd West Har ford 127 lin Street, Farm' gton 9 Ridgewoo Road, West rtford 365 Ridgewood oad, West f artford 139 Ardmore oad, West artford 1872 Asylum Av ue, Wes Hartford 156 T ry Roa , Hartford 775 Bloomfield venue Bloomfield 485 Mountain Ro d, st Hartford Mountain Spring If iv , Farmington 100 Scarborough eet, Hartford 101 Main S eet, Unionville 70 Bainbridge Roa West Hartford 851 Prospect Aven , est Hartford Vine Hill ' oa , Farmington 55 Brenway Dr' e, est Hartford 232 Ken n Str et, Hartford I9 Sunny Reach U ive, st Hartford 44 Sycamore oad, W t Hartford II Golf ' oad, We t Hartford CLASS IX 3 W fPit Road, Fa nington 65 VVestw od Road, West artford Hu ter Drive, West mrtford 32 irch Road, West H rtford 130 Mo tain Road, West Ha tford III ' loomfield Avenue, Ha ford 46 Le ington Road, West Har ord Dia ond Glen Road, Farmin on 123 Main Street, Farming n Simsbu 38 oncord Street, West Hartfor Mo tain Spring Road, Farmington 57- H h Farms Road, West Hartford 30 Ri gebrook Drive, West Hartford Q, Fern Street, West Hartford l61l Larson, Karen V. Lee, Judith McCormick, Rachel Middlebrook, Nancy Murphy, Melinda D. Myers, Linda Peck, Betsy F. Salsbury, Sherrod Sind, Nancy Stearns, Dorothy F.. Stretch, Bonnie B. VValker, Susan P. VValton, Sally VVain, Dorothy Wlawro, Roberta F. VVhittlesey, Jane VVilkins, Susan W'illiams, Jill P. Yost, Martha A. Andrews, ane B. Austin, Nancy Berger, Joanne S. Brandon, Jane A. Butler, Alice G. Cady, Jane David, Sally S. Day, Pamela Dick, Roberta S. Edwards, Nancy B. Farquhar, Helen Faust, Judith M. Gordon, Elizabeth Hanson, Patricia A. Hirshberg, Nancy R. Knox, Leonice L. Kohn, Cynthia C. Lodge, Beatrice A. C McBride, Deborah G. Martin, Sandra L. Old Oak Road, XVest Har ford 1909 Asylum Avenue, VVest Ha tford Kenmore Road, Blo field 60 Hig Farms Road, Wlest artford 60 Mountai View Drive, VVest artford 45 Out :ok Avenue, VVes Hartford uncaster Road, loom field H 2 Voodside Cir e, Hartford I9 Thom on Road, Y est Hartford 665 Li oln Roa New Britain 57 Mountain View Drive 64 Brenway riv , 80 VVhiting IO Braintree D 59 Highland Str et, 34 Hickory 1951 Albany Av u 67 Highland S reet CLASS X X' est Avi 94 Keeney . venue, 221 Ballar Drive, Simsbury Wlest Hartford VVest Hartford VVest Hartford VVest Hartford VVest Hartford WVest Hartford West Hartford VVest Hartford in oad, Avon XVe. t Hartford VVes Hartford Blumenfeld, Mary Ellen 81 Simsbur Road, Wlest artford 128 xford Street, artford 204 North Qua ' r Lane, VVest artford Mountain S ring Road, Farn 'ngton Harwin on, RFD 2, Torr gton 1224 Prc spect Avenue, Ha tford 21 Ste hen Street, Manch ster Bl Tree Inn, Farmin ton 34 Bish p Road, VVest Hart ard Cold ring Drive, Bloom ld Old Mou tain Road, Farming n VVest Ledg Road, VVest Simsbu y 153 VVestbo ne Parkway, Hartfo l 20 Pilgri Road, Wlest Hartfor 348 North Steel Road, VVest Hartfor 990 Pros ect Avenue, Hartford IO Hunter rive, Wlest Hartford 35 Wloo side Circle, Hartford l 62 Page, Elizabeth A. Prentice, Priscilla A. Read, Lucy A. Rockwell, Penelope L. Taylor, Susan B. Travis, Sandra L. Wilcock, Edith Wood, Heidi L. Brown, Helen Elizabeth Burke, Diana Chapman, Smedley R. Dauch, Alicia A. Dunnell, Barbara V. Felty, Isabel K. Fried, Elizabeth C. Gordon, Jenifer Hammond, Suzanne Hasselbrack, Judith A. johnson, Susanne G. Lee, Patricia A. Liberson, Helene McGann, Nancy j. Palmer, Martha L. Perlysky, Harriet E. Roby, Margot Scoville, Alison Smith, Holiday Smith, Sharon Snow, Barbara M. Strike, Constance S. Thomas, Bettina B. Van Derlip, jean C. Van Winkle, Kate K. Volpe, Corinne S. Banks, Sherry G. Brainard, Eleanor M. Cady, Nancy C. Carvalho, Susan M. ' Four Mile Road, West Hartfc rd 3 Hilltop Drive, Toll' nd 39 'ddleiield Drive, Sunset Farm 32 8 chard Road, 1152 Trout J rook Drive, SI Fai eld Road 5 Sunny Re ch Drive, CLASS XI 270 Bloomfield ' en West Har ord West Hz tford West rtford West artford We' Hartford W 't Hartford West Hartford 30 Lo ly treet, Unionville 8 Westmoreland I e, West Hartford 1 Castlewood '4 ad, West Hartford 320 North Quaker e, West Hartford 26 Concord r t, West Hartford 1 1 Fulton la , West Hartford Old Mount in ad, Farmington 333 North Steel Roa West Hartford 30 Fulto Place West Hartford 6 Sunnydal Road, West Hartford 228 Ridgewoo Road, est Hartford 62 F oslyn St cet, Hartford atervill Road, Avon 350 North Stee - Road, st Hartford 88 Whett Road, W st Hartford 4 Paxtt Road, W t Hartford 334 North Ste e Road, We Hartford 131 Ha ford Road, anchester 56 Wat ville Road, F mington 75 Craigm or Road, West artford Cedar L ge Road, West artford I7 Brook ne Drive, West rtford I5 O ngs Road, West H. tford 2 ' Kenyon Street, Ha ford 211 ' idgefield Street, Har ord CLASS XI 40 W etten Road, West Hartfo 83 rospect Avenue, Hartfor Avon, RFD, Unionville 27 Walbridge Road, West Hartford i631 Connolly, Pamela Delaney, Lois E. Devlin, Sally Mae Eckert, Lois A. Fluty, Mary Elizabeth Ford, Miriam G. Green, julia T. Harvey, Marjorie E. Hibben, Patricia Hirschfeld, Sheila Horowitz, Myrna F. january, Caroline C. Learned, Hope C. Levin, Lois A. McCance, Pauline H. McLane, Katrina Myers, Gail 1 Prior, Katherine M. Richards, Roxanne Salford, Susan C. Sisbower, Elizabeth C. Solly, Sandra A. Sturman, Cassandra S. White, Dixie A. Old Mill Lane, Simsbury 80 Prospect Street, VVethersf'ie 1 3 Avalon Place, VVethersfi d 4 5 Church Street, Newin on 74 Bain ridge Road, VVest Ha ford 81 Rock edge Drive, Wlest H tford 38 Mont lair Drive, VVest artford 218 Nort Beacon Street, artford 16 Morri on Avenue, VV hersfleld 282 Fe n Street, VVe1 Hartford 239 Old ill Road, P iddletown 1020 Pro pect Aven e, Hartford 30 Fo st Street Manchester I5 Wlardwel Road, est Hartford 86 Mohawk 'I rive, 'est Hartford 61 Mapl Ave e, Bloomfield 45 Outlook A nue, 126 Ridgewood ad 39 Sunset Ter ic 328 North Steele Rc , 209 Sedgwick Ro i , S5 Mohawk Dri , 304 Steele Ro d Vest Hartford VVest Hartford West Hartford VVest Hartford Wfest Hartford VVest Hartford East Hartland Wlest Hartford VVhitman, Ann S. Fire To oad, Simsbury FACULTY AND STAFF Gralf, Miss Dorothy Apt. 101, 7 . les Par , Hartford Bartlett, Miss Constance RFD 1, Old Far s Road, Simsbury Boesch, Miss Mary Ann 21 Rod y Street, artford Boron, lVIiss Marion 17 Farwell Plac Cambrid , Mass. Brown, Mrs. Wlallace XV. 8 Sunnydale nad, VVest irtford Carlisle, Miss Verna 674 Prospe t Avenue, H: tford Carroll, Miss Lillian M. 714 Prospe t Avenue, Ha ford Cummings, Miss Doris 525 Prospect Av nue, VVest Har ord Diaz, Mrs. jose A. Apt. B-1, 202 South Mar' all Street, Hart rd Evans, Miss Edith N. 116 Bretto Road, Middleto n Gavert, Mrs. Alfred E. 101 Fennbrook ' oad, VVest Hartfo d Gibney, Miss Mary B. 640 Ely Avenue, Pelh m Manor 65, N. Hall, Miss Verne RFD, Ol Lyme, Connectic Hamilton, Miss Elizabeth 714 Prospe t Avenue, Hartfor Hamlen, Miss Esther L. 714 Prospe t Avenue, Hartfor l6-il Harry, Miss jean L. I4 Irvin n Place, Brooklyn 30, N . Higgins, Mrs. M. L. Hoffman, Mrs. C. A. jarrell, Miss Barbara LaBrecque, Mme. L. C. .I Lasell, Miss Eleanor F. McHugh, Miss Margaret McGuinn, Mrs. J. A. Paul, Mrs. Justus W. , Root, Miss Sarah W. Spurrier, Rev. William A. Storrs, Miss Shirley B. Wilcock, Mr. Fdgar Wilson, Mrs. Marion B. Wuori, Miss Ellen K. o Taylor Street, W' dsor I2 Foxridge oad, West artford 127 VVasl'1ington C1 le, We Hartford W st Hartford est Hartford 77 Overbro Road, West rtford r I2 Foxridge Roa 8 Newport Avenue, 1454 Boulevar Hartford I8 Townl Street, artford 714 Prospe Avenue, rtford 34 Wylly Avenue, Middl own 64 Orcha Road, West Hart rd 51 Fair ld Road, West Hartf d 70 Cone Street, Hartfor- 34 F' nham Road, West Hartford l651 1113132 Glass nf 1954 PERSONA LIZEID OI I'ICAI, SERVICE Prv.vf'rz'pfz'o11,r J I-21 Vq,,V Q '4 1lc'c'1W1zf6b'fiffc'ff I .uzz 5 I.enses ground on premises gm, A 4 A- Prompt repairs I' I .:.: it -Ai: A r X Weather Instruments J. J. WIHQLCH, c1pm-ffm 16 I,aSaIIe Road XYest Hartford I hone Allams 3-3568 RCL'07l27ll67lf!6ff by Eye Plzy.ricim1.v C R O VV N FUFI OHS SISSUN DRUG OIL BURNIQRS COMPANY SERVICE CROWN PETRULEUM COR P. I'IAR'1'FORD CONN. jAckson 5-2105 Con can ian! To You, Your lfumily :md Your School f.'01l1p!L'f4' lfzzlzking SL'7'Z'l.l'L'.S' At Uur Nearby Ifurmington :Xvenue Ufiicc Follow the trend lo the Phoenix Bankl Esldblished in IBI4 MAIN OFFICE: Opposiie fha Old Sink House CAPITOL OFFICE: Comer Asylum and High Sirnh PARK STREET OFFICE: Comer Polk and Washington Siralll FARMINGTON AVENUE OFFICE: al Whitney Sin!! NEWINGTON OFFICE: oi Marko! Squorn MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM EVANS HSSU SIiRYICIiN'I'IiR 1535 .-Xllmzmy Avenue Irlzwtforni, Conn. A FRIIQNIJ OI? OXFORD ARRAY SHUI' 968 Ifurmington .-Xyemic: XYcst Hurtforci :XI'I'I,IfS you cam eat in rhc DA R K ORKII, FARMS WEST Slmslsvlu' STUUGHTONTS IJRUGS, Hi,JSl1I'l'AI. AND SURGICAL SUPPLIES Mrk your dofloif ooozi! Slozighzoizfv B Fin! iii- Hair lfizrlzioizs E5 Smee IQOO ELLIN a Levine. scHU1:rz FURRIERS BEAUTY SALONS Plwne Clrlapel 6-5697 OF CONNECTICUT -50 Trumbull St. Hartford . . XYEST HARTFORD I A Y - SQUITSON N FURRIERS INC. MID-NNN DRUG Q81 Farmington Avenue 568 FARMINGTON AVENUE XYEST HARTFORD CENTER Phone JAekson 3-7100 JACAQSOH 3'-5055 Complete Fur Service iizfizifliizg For o Delicious Snark or fweol COLD STORAGE VAULT Visit Our Birch Room on prwni.vw J. XVATSON BEACH 251 CO. 21 CENTRAL ROW HARTFORD, CONN. REALTORS APPR.-USERS TI-IIC A. C. I-IINIC CO. PUN'I'I.-XC S.-XLIQS A 189 WAsH1Nc1'1'oN ND SERVICE S'1'1aEE'1', HAIl'l'FlJlllJ Phone -I1-Xckson 2-OISI M ERR! LIXS CA MHRA IQXCHANGH ISI l'm1z1, S'1'1a1:E'1' H111c1'm1a11 l'l1u11e ul.-Xekso11 5-3479 9 C0ll11Jff7HL'lll.1' of THE HARTFORD CUURANT GHNGRAS MOTURS INC. Your Downtown P01119 New Cars and Trucks also 21 YS Guarzmteed Used C I-IA1a'1'Fo 132 A1.1,YN ST. RD THE LINDEN PAINT AND WAl,I, PAPER COMPANY DUvoN'1' PA1N'rs NANCY' AAYARREN XYALL PA1'E1as Telephone KIAcIqson 7-4131 435 M ain Street I-Iartford MAKE YOUR SAVINGS DEBUT at Hartford Federal Savings where at high ZMW, Current Dividend is credited to all savings. SAVE AT ANY OF OUR OI I'ICrS HARTFORD FEDERAI RIVERSIDE TRUST COMPANY QO Pearl Street, I-Iartford ALBANY .AVENUE BRANCHIIT 919 Albany Avenue, Hartford Po1a'r1,AN1J BRANCH Ano tom ASSOCIATION -9 ' . 50 STATE mm Q , 269 Main Street, Portland E1,MwooD Orricii i Cor. Newington Rd. and 4WWnb57 New Bmflm AVC- b Federal Reserve System WE'fHE'tif'1E OFFICE 'I Federal Deposit Insurance 46 W ells Road - QL Corporation f ' e sm4ai,E H 1 I 5 My IIIIJTZU6'-Zi! PV 27107010 sa Q - vq, Cozfzplzwzefzfs af MI1,TON'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE STORE 2480 ALBANY AVENUE, XVEs'r I-IAia'rFo1m fi! l3z'.t!z0p'.v Cormfr W I N DM I I ,I , TEA ROOM ,Holiday thru Szztzfrdzzv Luncheon 1 1-2 Supper 5-7 Thursday 80 Pratt Street Complimcnfx of STICKLES HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE, INC. Visit in the fashion center of Connecticut Branches in East Hartford, West Hartford, Saybrook THE VILLAGE SHOP CANAL PATH Czmm! Cfothesfor Metz and Children Farmington, Connecticut Telephone ORchard 7-9466 LUX, BOND 251 GREEN Incorporated jfewelerx and Sifvermzitlzs 70 Pratt Street Hartford coats - suits - dresses accessories - sportswear FLORENCE TRAVIS 45 pratt street 324 main street hartford middletown A. C. PETERSEN FARMS Milli - Cream - lee Cream GRADE A lxlllsli From Our Own Fzzrmr 246 Park lzflllll West Hartford BEST AYISHES to the C1,Ass or 1954 CONCORD PHARMACY 666 Farmington Avenue West Hartford Fine firm, Commerfizz! fir! Cmf! 114 alerizzfs, Drafting and hundreds of other essentials COMPLETE LINE or JXRT AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES CENTRAL STATIONERY CO. 189 Asylum St. Tel. 7-4.233 THE SHOE BOX INC. Fine .flzoav from fine 1Y0Il7'f'6',fH 7 So. Main St. West Hartford LILY SALIT XYEST l'IAR'IAFORD CENTER Sails - Coats - Dreysef Compfimwzfx of SLOATE CHEVROLET COMPANY, lNc. SLOATE SQUARE HARTFORD 5, CONNECTICUT Phone CHapel 9-5801 Complefe rfownlown Cfzewfofef 1S'erUic'6 CUMPLIMENTS OF A F R I 111 N D THE HARTFORD BUICK COMPANY We specialize in creating beautiful interiors . . . Tmdiliolmf or Contemporary Dl'dP!'I'il'.f Curtain: H r Lamp: Furnilurz' the co- Sfl-'lwr 33 Allyn Sinn, Horlford. 7-6436 G'f'f Interzor Desi ncrs 9 and Decoratorx Member: American lnstilule of Decorator 33 Allyn Street, Hartford HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CU. Established in 1792 CONNECTICUTIS BANK Head Olhce: Main and Pearl Streets Six convenient oliices in Greater Hartford Serving Oxford Sfzzdemiv mm' Fzzmffy Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Covnplimemir of THE SERVICE PRESS INcoRPoRA'rED Compliments of The Louise Shop Di.vlim'fz'z'e Afppzzre! 77 Pratt Street Hartford VANDERBILT DRUG STORE PHILIP D. MACDONALID Reg. Pharm., Prop. 772 Farmington Ave. lAl.l,lNG RUBBER CO. FINE Svolvrs IflQUIPlVlEN'l' Hartford 167 Asylum St. Phone IACIQSOH 30920 west Hartford 7 so. min st. The Friendly Drug Store East Hartford 1007 Main St. Compfimemit of WHITING GREENHOUSES Phone JAckson 3-4235 VVHITING LANE YYESI' HA R'I'FoRn 'I' H E CONNECTICUT MANIFOLD FORMS CUMPANY HAfllllIff!l6'lll7'L'7'J of carbon-interlczzverl business forms 620 OAKwooD AVENUE West Hartford IO Connecticut Phone jAckson 2-5263 THE PHILIP H. STEVENS CO J E W E L 1-1 R s 65 Pratt St., Hartford 968 Farmington Ave. Complimwm of W'est Hartford GEORGE j. RICHARDS Compliments of A FRIEND M. ll. BURNI-lAlXfl, INC. llczzlers in Fine Foofzlx Since 1898 SPAGHHTTI PAIACH 159 Asylum Street U TU' if Umm' zmrf Yozflf Come f17gfzz'2z', Compliments of 'PHE S'lI-Yllli Gl ASS CU. THE HARVEY AND LEYYIS CU. Gzzifrf Oplicifzm' 56 Pearl Street 85 jetllerson Street Ck Hrzzizflzl NEW HNGIANIJ IFLUOR CUVl+QRllNlG COMPANY lffzofwzlfc' Ui.s'!riL1z!07',v l-lzlrtfortl Boston THE GRANVILLE SHATTUCK CO. REALTORS lfVe.rl Hrzrdorzzl Properliey A7 Specially Mo R'rGAG1e:s 12 LaSalle Road I NS U RANCE VVest Hartford Phone ADams 3-3671 Cl-IENEY BROTHERS Sportswear Individually Styled SALESRQQM Classic Skirts Hartford Road Blouses, Sweaters and Loafers Manchester Open 9-5:3o Saturday 9-4:45 Closed W ednesdays HENRY MILLER Clollzier - Furnislzer - Importer 24-26 Trumbull St. Hartford A FRIEND OF OXFORD C ompfiments of CADVVELL 81 JONES INC. 219 Asylum Street Hartford, Conn. Bmnelz: 1234 Farmington Ave. West Hartford, Conn. Compliments of THE WM. H. SHORT LUMBER CO. INC. THE BOND PRESS, INC Iistalmlished IQOS Th'lX'I'ENSIVE PiuN'1'1No l+'AeiLi'rlEs Q4 :Xllyn Street Hartford CONRAD BEAUTY STUDIO 58 LaSalle Road West Hartford Phone .IAelcson 3-1393 Compliments of BOl,I,IiRIiR'S IFLOWIQRS QSO Farmington Avenue Wlest Hartford THE SHOP WINDOW Q82 FARMINGTON AVENUE YVEST T'IAR'l'FORD The Gift you will be proud to give and glad to receive Phone .lAekson 3-oogo I mporfzznl Exciting .IUN1oR C1,o'rHEs RUTH CHAPPEI.I.Ii 66 I,aSalle Road W'est Hartford GKFOXKCQ dangfuwalatdana 66444 of 54 Une further bit of commencement erudition: start your summer of fun at the traditional center of Connecticut living . . . for fine sporting goods, gay play clothes and moonlight cottons . . . all at G. Fox ZS! Co. American Coal Co., Inc. GREATER I-IAR'I'FORD'S MOST COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE 170 Pearl Street Telephone Hartford, Connecticut jAckson 2-8151 , 1 Gffzto 313,014 13 -at Ill'