Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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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