Riverdale Country School for Girls - Playbill Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Q67 'Q BARBARA BERGER SUSAN BERNS BObb1C can step from a Degas tutu 1nto a Rlverdale cheerleader s outfit w1th no trouble at all On Mon day mornmgs we mvarxably greet a BObb1C w1th a severe ease of laryngms from Saturdays game and a noneeable glow from Saturday s date If a Semor lS found at an RCS dance the eredlt IS ent1rely due to Bobb1es vlgorous plead1ngs on behalf of Soelal Comm1ttee fof wh1eh she 1S a very capable head YVhen not danemg or promot1ng good w1ll between the Glrls and Boys Schools she can be found s1ng1ng 1n Small Chorus or dreammg about those eold w1nters ln Ma1ne If thc chout were Susy s the whole world would be gleen hverythmg even Rosa s tool11es and Pete Sugu Aslde from hu max fantatle pass1on for the more chlorophyllous colo1s Bernsy IS xudely re nowned for hmr wonderful RUSSl8Hb1SSO ywhlsky bar1tone VOILC XNl'1lCl1 IS at 1ts best when heard solemnly pronounemg some of the most punmsh gems of humor eyer to resound 1n these hallowed halls Susan ean dravy marvelous neon eolored ehally. draxsmgs and she Can s1n tc no1 xy1th the best of them She lS our elasss cons1sttnt cho1ee for Soelal COUIIHIIICC representatnt and the llfe of scores of partms But lalas' alatldj we sadly fear that as an athlete she may neyer make the grade The closest '11t1st1c parllltl would bt the uhlmsey of Marc Cllagall to dxte only Susan and Chagall xt 1 allxo lIUl10 sun 1 blu lqltlflg 1 w 1 0 l 'Z Q - K. 'S :R U 9 C O 1 1 . - 1 v 1 v, . I , ' . ' 1 lx 1 . 1 y 1 , , y Y- 1 . 1 .I h 1 - . . 1 .- C ' - - a 1 . , . . H , ,H ' ,' - . 'a , X , , - 1 , . , N - K , . .- 1 1 1 , V ' E i ' . , . . I , I ' ' ' 1' 1 ' cr 1 1 v. . f 5 O ' . , x . l E . . ' 1 s . . 9 ' ' N A - s . .1 1 I L 1 i vw Y V v , 1 x I Y I ' 1 1 1 1 t A A 1 1 -I 1 v 1 v D , . ' . , . , , ' ' 2 ' 1 lla ' ' 'U' ' ' ' ' 2 L' xt ' ' ' .D 'O '. f -

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ofa GAIL CONSTANITINE SUSAN FEIGIN Wflnslow Homers seasc apes hold nothlng new for Ga1l When amone needs a B10 speelmen be It seaweed 01 stnhsh she IS always ready to brave the dunes of her natlve C1ty Island IH quest of sueh br1ny plseatores Gul IS known to the ent1re school stuffs ulnch IS opened every afternoon recess As treasurer she 15 also a gentle remmder to many a luclxless Semor who has forgotten to pay her dues Bes1des belng 1n all these aet1v1t1es Gall IS also the Senxors ehlef exponent of the art of Ste1ehen and Halsman VVe have lt from a rellable source that the party under d1scuss1on 15 a devotee of Raoul Dufy and we find lt not at all surpr1s1ng for the brlffht Colors and gay 111ot1on ot Dufys gouaehes create the same reaet1on as exposure to Sues bubblxng personahty It has been se1ent1F1eally proven that no Senlor can e1dedly eontag1ous Her personahty as reflected 1n her dellghtful drawxngs has enhvened even the xx alls of R1verdale and she has part1e1pated 1n many extra eurrlcular endeavors A sharp w1t and a sense of fun make Sue a terr1He eompamon and her hugh desgru of orqan1zat1on r1spons1b1l1ty and judgment have resulted ln her elec t1or' as Llterary Leaves Ed1to1 last xear and Edltor of the Yearbook th1s year V fi V, Q 'O O A 0 . 1 i Y . . x . 'A . I ' 'A , - , f ' a . . . . . . - ' ' V 1 9 D ' . L , ' ' 1 , X , ' ' Y ' H - i ' i x, 1 f ' ' . 5 ' ' f ' U 5 Yh h 1 h ' d . - - sta SCFIOUS near ue: er ter s - as eustod1an of the Senxor Th1eves' Market of food- . Y V . aPPY aug 1 F . . ' I J , t . . . yy . Y ' . W.. . ' . . . I . . V S . . I . . I' , . 1 I , t l l 1 J Y' . , ' 1 ' , . ' . ' X - X H - - Y I . Q t . , i ' . 4 X