Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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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

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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 '

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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