Pine Manor College - Pine Log Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, MA)

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Janie Hunter vying with Titian in creating a new red, Libby taking Joan Bennett's place in the movies, Jeanie Wise keeping open house for sun lamp bathing, Annie MacLeod the ever-successful hostess of Philadelphiais First City Troop, Winston writing ads for Vogue, Bucky selling Good Humors at North Conway, Cadge Mayer- berg modeling furs, Trunk decorating a Beverly Hills house for Shirley Temple, Louie Minor nursing in the Fifth World War, Nuge raising orchids, Lucy Keeler, the hostess at The Lake Placid Club, Fuzzy Young restoring Charlottesville, Nelson strug- gling with the Evegf Day Daily Star, Hegeman competing with the Vanderbilt boats, Connie Moore demonstrating the newest station wagon, Sue Kahn replacing Dorothy Dixis column, Joanie Muckerman raising dairy products in Egg Harbor, Wisconsin, Shirley Nissen, a Girl Scout Troop Leader, Ann Whittemore singing to a kinder- garten class, Marge Pritzlaff touring Scottish castles, Waldo running the Boston Athe- naeum Library, Dottie Heidrich having a corral for a front lawn, Maddie Miller shift- ing Pine Manor vacations for her latest opera, Marcia Hobart howelling, Ginnie Mac- Farland writing short stories for The New Yorker, Liz Schaff listening to her number one on The Hit Parade, Willie being an agent for a pineapple firm, Page Poindexter exerting a woman's privilege, Betty Whittemore selling and buying clothes at Bestls, Gertie the famous author of 59 Ways cyf Playing Bridge, Eunie making model airplanes for future experiments, Janie McBride looking for form and harmony in badminton, Kay Markey, once the sweetheart, now the house-mother of Sigma Phi, Taylor at El Morocco, Edie directing the New York Spring Flower Show, Betty MacNeille, Whit- man's top salesman, Mickey Wheaton personifying the Rice Krispies ad, Beth Lawlor leading a rebellion, Connie White being a superlative airline hostess, Todie modeling for Harperlv Bazaar, Ruth Horton securing suffrage for the Hottentots, Bea the succes- sor to Gypsy Rose Lee, Dickie Wagner being a very successful penthouse hostess, Stibbsy singing with Gene Autrey, Evvie Lamneck ignoring the air for the PRR, Barbara Hummer as an attendant at the New York Zoological Garden Aviary, Peg Waller holding continuous open house for New Haven, Ernie Kern Wearing bigger and better hats, Rocky contemplating her completed flat-silver collection, Weezie Stewart as a delegate at The Revised League of Nations Conference, Tommy as the guest artist on the Ford Sunday Evening Hour, Pat Bowman coming home from a dance in a gondola, Gouldie still cutting out pictures for her Housebuilding notebook, True as Hattie Carnegie's assistant, Browning as the first woman president of the United States Qheaven help herj, because of her capability with both the Army and the Navy, Evvie Ford still speeding aroundin the envy of us all', that blue convert, Willy Capen on a davenport in Davenport, Betty Lou knitting pink and blue things for her first grandchild, Mog Boyle living a normal life with a Chicago gangster, Dottie Godwin bathing in, or is it drinking Colorado Spring water, Bry modeling for John Powers, Gunther telling her children legends of La Chaumiere, Katie as a medium conversing with spirits, phantoms and THINGS, Gehrmann still on the ball and in front of the eight ball, Rose a commentator some where, some place, saying Isn't it just darlingf' Cynthia as a philosopher thinking up all kinds of new philoso- phies for all kinds of new people, Mimi as an actress on that great White Way, Sheila advertising the cleaned-up city of St. Louis,-Beyea an aquarium keeper looking after numerous little Fishes, F ergie too much Americanized, Anne Blackwell with her pictures replacing Rembrandt's in a Picture Gallery, Betsy Feemster winning a jitter- bug contest, Bully breaking up The Marx Brothers team by taking Harpo, M.C. the editor of Breezy Stories, The Betty Bunker Cook Book replacing Fanny F armer's, Ducky a housewife with lots and lots of little children, Burchbomb, a second Mrs. Harrison Williams, Tedie, the queen of the cinema, Urs or Ub as the first Dartmouth Carnival Queen Mother, Tony keeping house in an igloo, Bursle making a harbor in Ann Arbor, Phyl Carey instituting the 7, 548th venture in Good-Neighbor Policies, Polly Clark in a wedding gown with a snood for a veil, Petie jabbing a needle in our finger as a lab technician, Kay Cogsdill playing a fife. We know that we Wonit find Cornie collecting money for any theatrical production, Kitty in a pink sweater, or Dottie Collins' hair as long as Lady Godiva's, but that we will see Anne Eaton trying to put synthetic-rubber strings on a piano, Phyl Draper breeding Arabian stallions and Shetland ponies for the benefit of the Dana Hall Schools, and Morrissey putting on benefit plays for the boys in the 1965 draft. l571

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Eunie Lyth leaves for her St. Bernard Ginny MacFarland wills her curls to Jill Landsberg Annie MacLeod bequeaths her perfect adjustability to the Class of '43 Betty MacNeille donates her diets to Mrs. Lewis Kay Markey leaves her encouraging smile outside Miss Wheeler's oHice to those who need it Cadge Mayerberg leaves her Valentine presents to the Practice House for further use Patsy Mayerberg wills her Hpunchi' to Barbara Armstrong Janie McBride helps leave Dana's badminton team chagrined Bea Meckauer leaves her modesty to Janet McQueen Maddie Miller atones for Mary Collinson Louie Minor leaves for home via the Scenic Route Connie Moore leaves the White Mountains to N.H., and Adelaide Richter Ruthie Morris leaves for Old Nassau Jean Morrissey leaves We1lesley's bank for Chicago's Joan Muckerrnan leaves her length to Jane Birmingham Jeannie Nelson leaves her food to anyone who has Bully's appetite Shirley Nissen relinquishes her agility to Tannisse Twyman Anne Nugent wills her green sweater to Dartmouth Pepper leaves her record for tardiness to Marjorie Coffin Page Poindexter leaves her heart at Harvard Mari Pritzlaff wills her Tyrolean hat to Dr. Thorndike Barb Rockwell leaves The Stack Edie Russell leaves her hair to Eleanor Harding Liz SchaH' leaves her hair streak to Gil Curtis Nancy Schofield leaves her giggle to Minty Stoughton Gertie Scribner leaves lush in the East Bucky Starbuck gives her plaid coat to anyone who wants to vie with the one owned by Ellie Wright Weezie Stewart wills her intelligent questions in Current Events to Betsy Mclntosh Stibbsy, we wish, would will some new cards to The Stack Irene Taylor-left- Libby Thompson wills her blue pixie glasses to Anne Leavitt Tommy Thompson-stays- Kay Tod leaves for The Junior League Dickie Wagner relinquishes her black dresses to Anne Tower Peg Waller leaves her flowing dialogue to vie with Kate Kanaley's repartee Mickey Wheaton exits quickly as usual Connie White leaves Tenacre to the youngsters Ann Whittemore leaves her voice to Pat Robinson Betty Whittemore leaves her boxes to the Grey Lodge storeroom Jean Wilson departs with our envy Winnie Winston leaves her individuality to future yearbook staffs Jeanne Wise wills her jitterbugging to Libby Cox Betty Wold leaves her enunciation to Barbara Vatter Fuzzy Young leaves for Virginia The Class of '41 hereby wills the best years of their life to the incoming Senior Class, in hopes that they too, will have fun. Class Prophecy In 1961, Miss Ward, picking up her magic stereoscope, saw her class of twenty years ago.. .Jeanie Hamilton selling cupcakes for The Woman's Exchange, Ruth Morris training tiger cubs, Claire Hunter managing roadside cabins at the top of the Poconos, Pepper refereeing the Army-Navy game, Marion Lowry surrounded by blonde children, Harnie trapping otters, Schofield, as Greenwich Village's leading artist, Dorie Hayes falling in love, Patsy Mayerberg dancing with Arthur himself, E561 W

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FRE HMEN The Freshman finger is not so long or so strong as that of the Seniors, but it is the one which de- velops the most throughout the year. It is essential to the hand of the college.