Ransom Everglades School - Excelon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

y Lat: . h V , u. , t.- u 1 11, Ir'l'k .Id' ' , , r u. 556159310901? 2.44 a . r A: 114ng K97ffgge ZWorfis y slaye l96 ymrdmI; 575141on 3, Dogzme I V 7787 Cafe gfd Ce The Excelon staff, in appreciation of her untiring efforts and constantthoughtfulness, takes pleasure in dedicating this edition to MissGrace M. Cole. Throughout her years at Everglades, she has beenamainstay at the school, giving generously of her many versatile talents and serving unselfishly whenever and wherever there was need. Miss Cole has been a part of so many phases of school life that it is hard to associate her with any single area of activity. She has been a sustaining influence in leading us along the paths of learning, charting our course with her wise counsel and en- couraging us when the way seemed difficult. We will always remember her as the English teacher who taught us to love literature and to appreciate thevalue of a well-chosen word. Nor can we forget her wonderful work as administrative as- sistant in keeping our busy schedules running smoothly. But perhaps she is best remembered as we see her among the books she loves so well. Here in the library, she works with constant devotion, helping to organize our ever increasing wealth of books and bringing to each girl a greater knowledge and love for our library. Miss Cole's quiet charm and willingness to help at any time have won her the devotion of all who know her. She is never too busy to listen, to understand, and to assist us. No one can for- get the friendly smile and cheery words which have so often brightened the days of her students nor the helping hand which she has extended, especially to those in the lower grades. Her infinite patience and understanding interest in their personal problems have given them the assistance they needed to bridge the difficult gap between elementary and junior high school. As she lives the words of our creed daily, Miss Cole has in- deed been an inspiration to all of us. What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness ? -- Rousseau It is remarkably fitting that you should have chosen the theater as the theme for your EXCELON. A class with so much ability is dramatic, to watch and to work with; and, like a good play, your Everglades story has been filled with suspense from your lively beginning, through your minor crises, to the climax this year. You have given us scholar- ship, leadership, thoughtfulness and gaiety which we value highly and shall miss sorely. But before the curtain falls on your drama here and we wish you Godspeed in the parts you will play on new stages, let us turn to the review ofyour performance preserved in this record. La-dees and Gen-tulmen! Withenduring affection and admiration I give you the flower of our philosophy andfinesse, EVERGLADES' CLASS OF 1963! 4 ?mome 973 759 Garfdz'n Of1962 Z093 gaging 719 91-119 1:91 019 931-1 790m 975 Junior Wnofersfuag'es. W010, 973 S759 6111419112 Of 1963 Wises, 75939 $91229 Q1165 97199 9311011on 73r93912f90f 975 S759 75 9 59121014 GdeS BEVERLY BROWN In the sky there is no star but she surmounts it far. Ibis Team Captain--4; Student Council-- 1,2,3; Advisory Board--l,2,3,4; National Honor Society--3,4; Student Body Vice-President--2; Wellesley Award--2; Auxil- ium Latin Award--2,3; Music Award--1; Library Pre- fect-- 1;Supp1y Store Prefect 1;Assemb1y Prefect- -3; Hostess Prefect--3; Honor Roll-- 1,2,3,4; Operetta-- 1, 2,3,4; Tri--2,3,4; Glee C1ub--1,2,3,4. SUSAN BAXTER A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. National Honor Society President--4; Colonial Dames of XVII Century History Award--3; Time Magazine Current Events Award--3; Mathematics Association of AmericaAward--3; HonorR011--1,2,3,4; Glee C1ub--1, 4; Art C1ub--2; Operetta Costume Director--3; Mu A1phaTheta--2; Yearbook Staif--4; Operetta--1; Var- sity Teams--1,2,3,4; Sandpiper Staff--3. , :7As Ass ofzsssAssssuAA AAA 122012 LINDA DAVIES Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Yearbook Editor--4; Student Counci1--2,3,4; Advisory Board--2,3; National Honor--3,4; Supply Store Pre- fect--2,3; MuAlpha Theta--3; Science Fair Winner--2; Latin Award--2; Yearbook--3,4; Honor R011--1,2,3,4; Glee Club--1,2,3,4; Operetta--l,2,3,4. - DARROW DUTCHER They sigh and look and look again. Student C0unc'11--1,2,3,4; Advisory Board--4; Hostess Prefect--4;Varsity Teams--2,3; Honorable Mention-- 3; Honor R011--3; Campus Chest Representative--2; Operetta Stage Settings--1,2,4. KRIS EMBRY The deepest rivers flow with the least sound. Honor from. Coral Gables High; Student Council--3; Glee C1ub--3; Operetta--3; Honorable Mention--3. K12 owfe ogeanof - 10 TONI FIELD A willing helper does not wait until he is asked. Campus Prefect--2;Assemb1y Prefect--4; Egret Team Captain--3; Egret Team Secretary--2; Honor Roll--2, 3; Honorable Mention--2,3; Varsity Teams--1,2,3,4; Photography Editor of Excelon--4; Varsity Hockey Captain--3; Operetta--2,3; Student Council--1,2,3; Advisory Board--2,3,4; Glee C1ub--2. THE LMA GABLER Nothing is achieved without enthusiasm. Student Body President--4; Ibis Captain--3; Varsity Teams--l,2,3,4;Varsity Captain--1,2,3; Campus Pre- fect--2; Student Council--1,2,3,4; Advisory Board--2, 3,4. SUE HAMMOND She moves a goddess and looks a queen. Service League Prefect--4; Campus Chest--4; Student Council--1,2,3,4;Yearbook Staff--4; Sandpiper Staff 3; Varsity Teams--1,2,3,4; Varsity Volleyball Cap- tain--2; Latin Award--2; Honor R011--3; Honorable Mention--1, 2, 3; Librarian--2,3,4; Art C1ub--2,3; Science C1ub--1. LE SLIE LAV IGNE Earth hath not anything to show more fair. Senior Class Vice-President--4; Business Manager of Excelon--4; Honorable Mention--1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Teams--1,2,4; Operetta--l,2,3,4; Librarian--1,2,3,4; Science Club-- 1. 9220012, 590510 96950001225, 50015601001720, 6122120571 JUDY MAICHIN Ay, 100k and she'll smile thy gloom away. Yearbook Staif--4; Campus Chest--4; Librarian--2,3, 4; Glee C1ub--3,4; Operetta--1,2,3,4; Varsity Team-- 2; Student Council--2,3; Science Club President--2,3. LAURA PETERSON A witty woman is a treasure; a witty beauty is a power. Sandpiper Staif--3; Echos Staif--2; Student Council--2; Librarian--4; Honor R011--1,2; Honorable Mention--1, 2,4; Glee Club--2; Art Club--1,2. KATHY PHILLIPS A quick wit, a light heart, and a level head. Yearbook Staff--4; Honorable Mention--1,2,3; Operet- ta--3,4; Sandpiper Editor--2,3; Sandpiper StaIf-4. PAULINE ROWE The pen is the tongue of the mind. National Honor Society--3,4; Hostess Prefect--2; As- sembly .Prefecth; Prefect-at-Large--4; Student Council--l,2,3; Vice President of Student Council--3; Honor Roll--1,2; Glee C1ub--1,2,3,4; Operetta--l,2,3, 4. :Dzkymz'cz wszgescemzbggofgy16m presence as, SUE STOKELY Where she met a stranger, there she left a friend. Honors from Coral Gables High; Glee Club--l,2,4; Operettaul, 2, 4; Triple Trio--1, 4; Honorable Mention--1,2,4; Varsity Teams--2; Yearbook Staff--4; Student Council-- 1,2. ANA SOL-MILLET A heart with room for everybody. Advisory Board--2,3; Student Council--2,3; Varsity Teams--1,2,3; Operetta--2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Trio--4; Art Club 1,2. LUCY VAN DEVERE Love is a dream - gosh I'm sleepy. Student Council-- 1, 2; Egret Manager--4; Varsity Volleyba11--2; Operetta Lighting- -2 ,3,4; Librarian- - 1, 2,4; Honorable Mention--1,4; Campus Chest Repre- sentative--1; Art C1ub--1; Science Club President--2. MARIANN WILLIAMS A merry heart doeth good like sunshine. Sandpiper Staff--2,3,4; Senior Class Secretary--4; Ibis Team Manager--4; Hockey Varsity--1,2,3; Art Editor of Excelon--4; Student Council--1,2,3; Stage Settings Crew--3; Honorable Mention--1,2,3; Art Club--1,2. J UDY WALKER It'snice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Honors from Hialeah High School; Senior Class Presi- dent--4; Advisory Board--4; Student Council--3,4; Sandpiper Staff--3; Yearbook Staff--4; Operetta--3,4; Librarian--4; Campus Chest Representative--3; Glee Club--3,4. CAST Susan Baxter Beverly Brown Linda Davies Darrow Butcher Kris Embry Toni Field Thelma Gabler Sue Hammond Leslie Lavigne J udy Maichin Laura Peterson Cathy Phillips Pauline Rowe Ana Sol Millet Sue Stoke 1y Lucy Van Devere J udy Walker Mariann Williams Z029 75g ?fa ens ADORE calms, blue, Boston letters, a smile, creamed spinich, Christmas watermelon, math, chocolate ice-cream Bugs , hilarity, The Bath Club, Lake Placid, N. Y. ice cream, horses, holidays RWL, macaroni, cold weather sunsets, out West, little children, Chihuahuas, smiling horses, cars, JH VW's, folk songs, Lucerne, laughing bananas, boys, N.Y.C. artichokes, parties, children, sleeping diet-rite, tigers, bucket seats, people TFKA, New Orleans. Austin Healeys art, dancing, singing, number 579 sleep, AETF, music, Napanee, traveling letters, sweatshirts, broccoli people, clothes, dessert, fun, the beach . army, sad movies, animals, food ABHOR calories, hypocrites, okra Linda, liver, grass hoppers Beverly, gripes, Johnny-pay-latelies, rope burns diapers, rumors, dark glasses term papers, diets, dead possums turnip greens, know- it-alls, fever blisters straight hair, term papers, braces, blushing snobby people, gaining weight, salmon diets, snobs, college applications, being short birds, frogs, eggs spiders, lack of sleep, rudeness, horror movies most Palmetto bugs, Monday mornings, L.P. in chem-lab getting up, octopus, telephone bills honey, fraternities, hypocrisy hot weather, Miami, traffic, dieting gum, math, doctors waiting, slow drivers, insincere people cockroaches, cold weather, insincere people, calories CUES We11,I don't Know, but... Fantaastic! Pauline, he didn't call. Oh, oh, oh! Bulldinky Oh, gross 1 Oh, my gosh, Ijust don't believe it! Hey, kid Oh. rot! Tomorrow I'm going ona cuet. I'm in love. Oh, what the heck! Oh, definitely ! I'don't believe it! Oh, glory! Jungle-rot Oh, Jimmy! I've got to gain weight, y'all. Chico called me last night, you all. You're right! Forget it Why? Ya'll. Gross. It really doesn't matter to me. Skip it. Guess what? Gaffs Garfaz'n The Critic Most Uninhibited Most Altruistic Most BOYant Best Penmanship Most HarMANious Hottest Tamale P-NUTtiest Mousiest Shrille st Whistler Best Phonetician Most Neurotic Richest Babysitter Slyest Smiler Loude st Cackler Best Athelete Loudest Orator Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Sally Baxter Gladys Cabrera Marnette Cerniglia Charlene Van Thof Robin Sutcliffe Greta Sorensen Dru Parsons Beth Miale Sandy McGee Dorothy Cornell Hannah Dyer Bunny Ferrer Sharon Graham 5759 junior Gfass The understudies for Our production, the Juniors, Lorna i are well prepared to take over as the stars next year. Griffin They have stored up numerous memories and ex- periencesthatwill enable them to be excellent replace- ments. Take, for example, their overnight get-togethers. They plan together, work together, and have fun together. Unified e they stand as one. , They are a versatile class also. Each is an aspiring star in her own right. Every day new talent is discovered, ranging from honor roll students to ; Operetta stars! Whether a junior has been here for six years or one, each can proudly boast: We're the best And even more, Ginsie Senlor class of '64! Hollowell Connie MacLeod Barbara Klayf Judy Keller Sally KappEl 75g Gfass gf1965 They say they're the best Gals alive Let's look at the class of '65. . . . . As the prompters of our production, these project lovers have done everything from taking first place in bulletin board contests to directing traffic in the cubby holes. Their cast parties have topped their per- formances; their revues are excellent. A feeling of accomplishment is well earned by this class, for indeed they have done much to better themselves and Everglades. Sponsor - Miss Brown Barbara Baker Stephanie Turkington Valarie DeMet Ann Matheson Renness Rogers Clara Della Conover Linda Glass Jeanne Bryant Patty Ragan Gloria Garcia Morley Lavigne Susan Doig Carol Norton Rosalind Beasley Marti Brisco Stephanie Shulack Delia Duke Camera shy - Pat Whitmer 2O 'Sponsor - Miss Smith Mary Anne Gucker Maria Prio Irina Erickson Sandra Shelley Judy Prewitt Devon Denny Francine Smith Susan Ellis Cherry Oliver J o Nixon Robin Frederick Angie Arrington Toni Cerniglia Tina Salvesen Georgia Wellington Frances Ludington Ann Coleman Gayle Bryant J ane Kirkeby Vicki Schindler Jean Stiles Nina Hopkins Toby Breuil Jean Awad Meigs Matheson A class with a bright outlook and destiny, Our salute to the freshmen of '63. These are the ushers to our performance. They escort helpfulness, learning and fun into our daily rehearsals. They have helped the library staff in various ways, gained knowledge on their own through current event sessions, and had class games in which everyone participated. We are con- fident that they will usher in a new and even greater era of solid hits and star per- formances at Everglades. 5759 chzss of1966 21 A ; M Mr L ,,..;;w'wi e, gzygfg gdeQ As the lighting crews for our production, the underclassmen add sparkle to the daily scenes of school life. They illuminate the roles of junior hostess prefect and junior team captain. Quality not quantity accents the spirit of their contributions as they have not yet had the opportunity to equal in number the accomplishments of the upper classes. Sponsors Miss Dieleman Mrs. Sprague Ginny Sams Jossy Danielson Paris Tirone Carol Turkington Dee Dukehart Laury Spear Beverly Horne Beverly Knight Barbara Frates Bobby Levin Jeanne Weinkle Chris Murphy Denny Gibbs Lynne Weinkle Cathy Ke nnedy Lura Smathers Bebe Emerman Pam King Betty Awad Jane Sutnick Cathy Lantaff Linsey Freeman Melissa Seaber Michele Faber Marilyn Miller Priscilla Adams Betsy Herrick Karen Schneider Merle Milloff Sponsors Miss Granata Pam Dutcher Rosalie Arkell Sally Bowen Emily Hector Heidi Fishman Karen Kennedy Jane Margulis Isabel Atwill Bonnie Morrison Marlee McNaughton Josie Duke Barbara Beckham Una Hutton Pam Faber Anne Walker Miss Nathan Leila Foster Linda Stearns Barbara Beatty Faith Fessenden Laurie Gould Garth Rosemond Wendy Friedman Robin Bitter Viva DeCarion Leslie Acoca Sue Oldfield Diana Scholtz Sue Wolfson Marty Miller Monica Solem Holly Campbell A toast to the class of '67 A bow to the class of '68 We're sure they are angels sent from heaven And that their spirit will never abate. Sevenfg 9FQOQ STHBE N.HNHBERS Student Council Adv isory Board Egret Ibis Varsity E756 CSfuofefzf GO anczf Thelma Gabler- Sue Hammond Beth Miale-Judy Keller Linda Davies-Rosalind Beasley Judy Walker-Ann Matheson Karen Kennedy-Val DeMet Barbara Beckham-Josie Duke Pam Dutcher-Mary Anne Gucker Jane Margulis-Pam King Merle Milloff 756 gogz'sory goaraf The Advisory Board is a small body within the Student Council. It is composed of officers, elected prefects, team captains, and the senior class President. It is alink between the Student Body and the Administration. Through this small, but workable unit, the common interests of the Student Body and the Administration can be discussed and solutions found for the many problems which arise during the school year. It is also instrumental in maintaining established traditions, interpreting Everglades policies andprocedures, charting high standards of individual conduct and self discipline, andpromoting harmonious relations throughout the entire school. Because of its limited size, some of the more complex problems which perhaps otherwise would fail to receive due attention in the larger Student Council can be easily resolved by the Advisory Board. Thus, this small unit proves its worth as a valuable asset of the School Administration. Miss Peirce Miss Smith President - Thelma Gabler Judy Walker Connie MacLeod Toni Field Darrow Dutcher Delia Duke Beverly Brown Beth Miale Pauline Rowe N 4... fl! 5759 y 613 yeam THANK YOU, IBIS, for all your co-operation and enthusiasm this year. Needless to say, I could not have gotten along without you! HowIwill always remember those h e c t i c before-chapel mornings when we were due to give a skit in assembly! No matter what project we were sponsoring your famous cry was, Let's give a skit! . Seriously, though, your brim- ming anticipation and bright opti- mism always gave me the encour- agement that I am sure every Team Captain has needed from time to time - not only in Team work but in other ways as well. Ibis, you have my sincerest thanks and my assurance that you will always have aspecial place in my school days' memories. Beverly Brown Mariann Williams Barbara Beckham Manager Junior Captain Beverly Brown Captain E759 agref 794122 Josie Duke Lucy Van Devere Junior Captain Connie MacLeod Manager Captain Hail Egrets! It has been one of my greatest pleasures to be captain of the Egret Team. The entire year I have felt the whole team working beside me . I feel, and I am sure you all will agree, that this year has really been great! We seem to have got- ten that extra spirit which is so necessary in team competition. If we all put out that extra effort, we will move closer to our goal - victory. As the end of the school year draws near, I would like to wish my team good luck and much success in the years to come. Connie MacLeod Sandpiper Echoes Exc elon I759 C3012 404091 Patty Ragan; Sandra McGee; Judy Keller, Editor; Barbara Klayf; Camera shy: Lorna Griffin; Cathy Phillips. Faculty Advisor: Miss M. J. Brown. While the ECHOES is the school's chronicle of current events, the SANDPIPER is the record of our creative thoughts. The Sandpiper Staff works busily all year editing the material receivedfrom eachgrade in order to make the magazine a comprehensive whole of the school's creative talents. Their apt illustrations add color to the compositions and the result is afluency of prose and poetry in English, French, and Spanish. Our congrat- ulations to the staff on their latest achievement. VOLUME 0, NUMBER 0 ECHOES INVADE EVERGLADES :Bwememueg JANUARY 1, 1963 JaneMargulis, GeorgiaWellington, Rosalind Beasley, Pam Faber, Morley Lavigne, Judy Prewitt, Charlene Van Thof, Sally Baxter, Ann Matheson, Hannah Dyer, Carol Norton, Dru Parsons. Echoes of games past, of school pro- grams, and of classroom activities invade our school and homes. Under the guidance of the editors, Carol Norton and Dru Par- sons, the school newspaper, ECHOES, con- tinues to be the eyes and ears of the school, reporting on special events and presenting ageneralpicture of school life. This year's staff has carried the ECHOES to new heights never before achieved. Hard work, a high standard of policy, and the content of the paper are the reasons for some of the best editions the student body has ever read. May these be only glimpses of even better ones to come! SXCQfOI? Director: Mrs. K Stage Manager: Linda Davies Press Agent: Leslie Lavigne Business Manager: Susan Baxter Photographer: Toni Field Scenery: Mariann Williams Technical Assistants: Sue Hammond Laura Peterson Judy Maichin Pauline Rowe Sue Stokely Hannah Dyer Cathy Phillips This year's EXCELON features color for the first time. We are also presenting a well developed theme, as well as many in- formative articles. 32 M STHR I PERFDRMHNEES l Commencement Awards The National Latin exam is a nationwide non-objective examina- tion which requires the student to actually write and translate Latin. It is graded by hand by an impartial board of examiners, and about, 46,000 students compete. We have partici- pated for three years and three of our girls, who qualified by having almost perfect papers, received medal pin awards. When any school has won three of these medal pins, it receives the handsome engraved trophy for outstanding scholarship in Latin shown here. THELMA GABLER SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY CONNIE MacLEOD LATIN II AWARD BIOLOGY AWARD NATIONAL LATIN TROPHY Linda J 0 Baker Susan Baxter Beverly Brown Linda Davies J udy Keller Connie MacLeod J ourdan Moore Linda Morris Carol Norton Kathy Patterson Linda Rosendorf Pauline Rowe Monica Solem HONOR ROLL, 1961-62 SUMMA CUM LAUDE: Connie MacLeod, Jourdan Moore MAGNA CUM LAUDE: ' Toni Field, Linda Davies, Sally Baxter, BarbaraAustin, Ann Mat- rheson, L inda Jo Baker, Kathy P atte r s on, Linda Rosendorf, Carol Norton, Linda Glass, Mor- ley Lavigne. CUM LAUDE: Pauline Rowe, Beverly Brown, Robin S u t c1 iff e , Charlene Van Thof, Judy Keller, Sally Kappel, Sally Hogg, Beth Miale, Hannah Dyer, PatWhitmer, Renness R0- gers, De bby Seaber, Rosalind B e as 1 ey , Delia Duke, Valarie DeMet, J eanne Bryant. NATIONAL LATIN AWARD WINNERS, 1962 KATHY SALLEY HISTORY AWARD SUSAN BAXTER MATHEMATICS AWARD HISTORY AWARD TIME'S CURRENT EVENTS AWARD J ourdan Moore Bebe Ferrell Linda Morris J udy Golden Swenson Trophy French Award Faculty Cup 1, ii Chemistry Award 1 Valedictorian Spanish Award Art Award F Music Award 60122122 en Gem enf 1962 35 Connie MacLeod 5 Cathy Phillips Sue Stokely V.P.-Sec. President Beverly Brown Leslie Lavigne Pauline Rowe Linda Davies Sus an Baxter 96050124er912014 CSOCjefy The N.H.S. is still in its infancy but, in the three years that it has been at Everglades, it has grown rapidly in size and effectiveness. It boasts nine members whose activities include attending con- ventions; keeping a N.H.S. scrap- book, as well as an alumnae one; and offering tutoring services. The four goals of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Ser- vice are constant reminders of. the degree of excellence and qual- ity for which all must strive. Waive f7; 5509123012 Cgapfer 36 BEHiND 27m 7 Glee Club EIENES Operetta Miscellaneous Class W111 ' Epilogue Director: Mrs. Moore President: Hannah Dyer Vice-Pres., Sec.: Robin Sutcliffe 3rd-Norton,ConoverStokely,McGee Gucker,Wellington,Kappe1, Sol-Millet, Erickson,VanThof, Coleman, Rowe,Ke11er. 2nd-Brisco, Breuil, SallyBaxter,A.Matheson,SueBaxter,Maichin,J. Walker, Dav1esSorensen, Beasley, Hopkins, Moore. lst- Frederick, Miale, Glass, Sutcliffe, Dyer, KDuke, MacL d, Stiles, Brown, Ar gton. Accompanists: Sue Stokely Clara Conover Bev Brown 73109391219 Soeryfaofes 65174sz12203 ya CQOQS rJivcz'emf 7805f Of 5011111412 I'd dis dI2CQS CD W12 OQFSXUJQS 57122an , Susan Baxter, hereby leave my sexy voice to Bonnie Morrison and my doctored textbooks and argumenta- tive spirit to my heir-apparent, Sally Baxter. H H , Beverly Brown, being, leave my bleached hair to Ginsie Hollowell; my height to Mary Ann Gucker; our dressup clothes to Judy Keller; and my Latin book to Sally Bowen. H , Linda Davies, leave my extensive conservative cardigan collection to my final little sister, Heidi Fish- man; my native ability in science and my repeated performances on tests to Una Hutton, in the hopes that she will prove smart enough to counteract them; and the title of Quack to anyone else who looks like a duck. H , Darrow Dutcher, leave to Beth Miale my love for Connecticut, my insatiable appetite to Judy Keller; and my obnoxious laugh to Dorothy Cornell. l l l H , Kris Embry, being of bewildered mind and pudgy body, do leave my giggling ability to Ginny Sams; my Spanish speaking ability to those who don't need it; and my gym suit to anyone. H , ToniField, being of happily unbalanced mind, do hereby leave to Jane Kirkeby a bottle of bubbles; to De- von Denny my ability to manage to get to class late; to Mary Anne Gucker my name of Shortie ; and to the future photographers for the yearbook my inability to learn how to use the camera correctly. H y , Thelma Gabler, being of wrecked mind, leave to my only little sister, Marti Miller, my smile; to Dee Dukehart 21 pushups; to Sally Baxter the rabbit in the lounge; to Beth Miale my retainer; and to every girl at Everglades the hope that she will gain from Everglades as I have. H , Sue Hammond, being of fat body and cracked mind, leave to Judy Keller my chocolate turtles for Latin IV; to Ginsie Hollowell a toy corvette; to Ginny Sams my silent laugh; and to Betsy Herrick a year's supply of Raid. H , Leslie Lavigne, being altogether out of my mind, hereby bequeath to Connie MacLeod and Charlene Van Thof my ability to drive safely; my perpetual tan to Jane Margulis; and to my sister, Morley, the relief of my not bossing her around next year. t H , Judy Maichin, being of very sound mind thal, do hereby leave the lighting and all the trouble that goes with it to Frances Ludington, and to Charlene Van Thof I leave my French ability and hope she has sense enough to refuse it. b-1 , LauraPeterson, being ofcompletely deteriorated mind and body, do hereby leave to Judy Prewitt, my little sister, the gym suit I've worn for five years; to Judy Keller my place in the Senior Lounge and all my senior privileges; and to whoever is fool enough to take it, my great ability in Math. H , Cathy Phillips, do hereby bequeath my place next to the window in the carpool to Jo Nixon; my Diet-Rites to anybody who wants them; my ability to meet deadlines to Judy Keller; and my early morningalertness t0 Jossy Danielson. H , Pauline Rowe, being of narrowmind and narrower body, leave my height to Bobby Levin; my lisp to Char- lene Van Thof tto make her really unintelligiblel; and my prowess in P.E. to whoever wants it. H Ana Sol Millet, being of questionable mind and exhausted body, do hereby leave my 790 Spanish College Board score to Sally Baxter; my ability to carry a guitar around to Gladys Cabrera; and my year's supply of coiffures to Devon Denny. J H Sue Stokely, having no mind at all, do hereby leave to Charlene Van Thof my key to Dr. Betagoley's office and to Jean Awad my preaching ability. ? H , LucyVan Devere, leave the dubious title of Moose to whoever will take it; to Connie MacLeod my secret admirer, Bumpkin; and to Beth Miale my direct line to Dear Abby . ' I, Judy Walker, being completely out of my mind, leave a year' 5 supply of good ice to Cathy Lantaff and Anne Walker; my blonde streak to Stephanie Shulack; and a gold plaque timaginaryl in the front office to my understanding and worn out parents. I, Mariann Williams, being of my usual sound mind and body, leave to Linda Glass my ordered Impala, whenever it may come; to Clara Conover I leave whatever may be in my left- hand dresser drawer; and to whoever is brave enough I leave my voice. 45 aplfO U9 Time: 1973 Place: New York City An Alumnae Meeting of the Senior Class of 1964 The following information is strictly gossip: Sharon: Boy, Marnette, it sure feels good not to have braces on anymore. Marnette: You said it. ToniField really knows her business when it comes to dental hygiene - but beware of her when she has a novocaine needle in her hand! Greta; All of you have to see Bev Brown in the Mikado at Carnegie Hall! Sandy: I know, he's simply wonderful! Greta: He! Sandy: Yes, she's playing opposite Marlon Brando in his first singing role! Dru: Laura Peterson is at the Hall also. There have been reports that her music sets the Hall vi- brating like a Model T Ford. Judy: She has quite a concert. While playing Liszt with one hand, she writes hate letters in the style of Cicero with the other. Just then Hannah, Beth and Connie come running in completely exhausted. Sally K.: What's up? Connie: Well, we were pacing along at a trot through Lever Brothers all glass office building, when sud- denly we crashed into the annex which Linda Davies had designed. Beth: Then we saw Lucy Van Devere dash from her law office after an ambulance which was going down Park Avenue. We went to Lucy's office to see what it looked like and there we found Judy Maichin, secretary for a child psychiatrist, Darrow Dutcher, calling Thelma Gabler, who is a nurse for a bite specialist. Hannah: She wanted to inform her that Darrow was racing madly to see her for she had been mortally wounded on the index finger by an irate youngster, one of Ana's numerous children. Barbie: Hey, that'sfunny. I just spoke to Judy Walker recently; she's working with juvenile delinquents in New York. Dorothy: That's some column Susan Baxter has in the paper. She's become another Sylvia Porter; has columns in all the important papers with advice on the ups and downs of the market and how to make the best of them. Gladys: Caramba, she even has one in the Caracas paper! Sally B.: Would someone like to come with me to Kentucky? Ginsie: What for? Sally B.: lwant to see Sue Hammond ride a horse that was sold to her by Kris Embry, who is now a horse breeder in Kentucky. She is going to attempt to win the Kentucky Derby for the second consecu- tive year. Ginsie: No, thanks. I'm going to Barnard College to take some language lessons from Leslie Lavigne. She's learned every language she possibly could, including the Eskimo language. However, it is said that she can be found every afternoon in Professor Cathy Phillips' room trying once again to master the English language. J ust then Bunny and Robin walked in with some cartoon sketches in their hands. Bunny: These are by Mariann Williams. We saw her signing them for people and asked her if she would sign ours. I Robin: She toldus that the History of Art course had impressed Pauline Rowe so much that she now may be found in her skin-diving outfit chipping away at pieces of stone on the buildings of the Lost City of Atlantis. Lorna: Here's alast bit of news. Sue Stokely has gone into sociology and is in charge of planning slum clearance in Bal Harbour, Miami Beach. Charlene: She has been removing all houses of less value than $50,000. PRODUCERS1 H ND ' DIREETDRSJa Trustees Administrators Faculty Staffs Gertrude C. Peirce Headmistress 714113119623 Mr. T. T. Russell Mr. W.E. Cornell Mrs. T.S. Gary Mr. J.G. McKay Miss G. c. Peirce ' ; Mrs. R. H. Matheson , Mr. W.L. Dommerich Mrs. W.E. Beckham Mr. A'J' Gucker Mr. S. Bell, Jr. Mrs. G.R. WIISOH Mr. E.F. Swenson, Jr. CAMERA SHY Mr. R. L. Baker Mr. J. F. McKillips Dr. F. H. Stewart F. Evelyn Smith Assistant Principal Evalene K. Angus Librarian Margaret J. Brown English Grace M. Cole Librarian Germaine M. Cook Spanish French Pauline Dieleman English History Physical Education Annamaria Granata History George C . Huber Piano Marguerite Kleinschmidt Latin Maria-Christiane Marin French Margaret C. Moore Music Geography Mildred Nathan English Mary L. Noble Physical Education 52 Sophia E. Penn Mathematics John R. Scovill Biology Chemistry General Science Pearl E. Sprague Mathematics Martha D. Timanus Art Social Studies Iluminada P. Valle Spanish J ane S. Whitlock English Latin 54 5669001411??? Casi KurpiSZ' Ame Here's to Alice, she's our Queen Smartest girl you've ever seen Comes from Brooklyn, U. S. A. 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