Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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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

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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