Packer Collegiate Institute - Pelican Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Let's say Pitz has high aspirations . . . her head is in the air. She is definitely the ex' ecutive type and we expect her to go far in aviation or any other field. Her social room activities start at bridge and end at knitting, punning or just loahng. In all, she's the wacky little paragon of the Three Musketeers. Editor of P. C. l.g junior Guildg French Clubg Preparedness Comrnitteeg Basket' ballg Hoclgeyg A. A. iiii 1 . MARJORIE ELIZABETH PITZER DOROTHY REDMOND Dorothy laughs easy, rhumhas easy, dreams easy, and as a matter of sera 'ieasy does it. Wields a lipstick with an artistic handff has that Raven black hair you read ahout. Dot is known to sport the most sagucious grins in Pack' er. She says its good eatin at Schrafffs hut we would not know. Senior Playg Worlqshopg Literary Staff of Tear Boolgg Tennis. 'Q' 41

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.ali HELEN BRUCE MOSS The copy room, the garret, the stage . . . She edits, writes, acts, and still manages to do well by the three R's. The sum of penetration, understanding, humor, plus force of expression, equals Helen. But that isn't all . . . Dorft forget the unexf pectedness of her laugh and the ready twinkle in her eyes. Literary Editor, P. C. I.g Chairman, Literary Committee, Workshopg Ping' Pongg Senior Playg French Clubg Literf ary Staff, 'Year Book. 40 MARY LOUISE OETJEN Mary's proudest boast is that she wears a size 14 dress. Her byline? lf you don't succeed at first, keep on trying, and may' be you can make size 14 too. Sans doate she is the earingest gal what is! Other distinctive ear marks? Her voice, conga, and bridge game. ' Chairman, Sewing Committeeg Work' slaopg Chairman, Refreshment Comf mittee, Pelican Promg Chairman, Home Committee.

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BETTE GAY RILEY A snap, a click, and she has it . . . Into everything head first, she comes out on both feet ready to start again . . . Her truest geniusg keeping things lively. Her funniest storyg how she used to have an inferiority complex. Her greatest stunif bling blockg French poetry . . . The Spice of Life. Editor. IQ4I PELICANQ VicefPresidenr, A. A.g Worlqshopg junior and Senior Playsg President, Camera C lubffuniorjg French Clubg Tennisg Hockeyg Basket' ball. Q ish 'hid 42 Chic is the word that best describes Scheele . . . smooth hairfdo . . . itty bitty ribbons. Infinity is a byfvvord, Senior cap a byflavv, and she dusts off Calculus and cookie crumbs with the saine dexterity. Glenn Miller, peanutfbutter and bacon sandvvichese--A-Tschaikovvsky and caviar . . . joan finds opposites attractive. VicefPresident,funior and Senior Classg A. A.g PingfPong,' Chairman of Corn' rnittees, Senior Playg Assistant Chair' man, Pelican Prom. JOAN ELISE SCHEELE r ,J