Rye Country Day School - Echo Yearbook (Rye, NY)

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Zamzie em .4'eaa6tt 406 Boston Post Road, Port Chester If Bonnie is absent one day, the class surely misses her, because she is a very lively and energetic addition to the Seniors of '52. Always in the center of things, Bonnie can be found laughing, talking, or knitting. As Manager of the Cheerleaders this year, Bon has been an ambitious worker, devoting her- self enthusiastically to the position. She's known for her huge appetite and her small waistline. She's also renowned for the nu- merous tales she relates about the equally numerous members of her family. Perhaps taking care of her many brothers and sisters has helped give Bonnie her warm heartg she is concerned about the welfare of animals Qincluding her cat, Minnieb as well as the welfare of people. It is this wish to help others, that is leading Bonnie toward a nursing career. In the future we shall point with pride to Nurse Leavitt! ss S.ssSvln.SX'skSx'.v1v111rf.av11.4-.r If I fame Dcvzatdq Image 60 Carleon Avenue Larchmont As editor of the yearbook this year June has again demonstrated the qualities of lead ership which are so much a part of her character Possessing an alert analytical mind she has shown her writing ability by the many scintillating articles she turned out while on the Crop board and also proved her executive ability as last years school treasurer A cheerful enthusiastic ly june is fun to be with and interesting to talk to Her skill as a speaker was well es tablrshed by the effective and witty speeches which she made during political campaigns and debates June is now considering your nalism as a career and since she is willing to work hard always taking things in stride she will assuredly succeed at Wellesley and in later life ills If 111711174111 47 1711 iff QQQQs'iS'S1'i.'Si'Q'iQ SSSSSLS 7 n ' , . 7 5 5 - , . . person, whose manner is natural and friend- , 1 . , - a f 7 . I

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01111111:11drvelfayplappansxsxxxgxyggggg 1 II llzudlllllllr xSsNXx fa 7444 Kuala Rye Ridge Road Harrison If you cant hear jo as she approaches it is not only because she is light on her feet but also because she is wearing her shoes with the oft spongy soles which are a standard item in her wardrobe She is the girl in the class who has the distinction of being the first to visit Europe it is there fore not unusual to find her entertaining many of the study hallers with tales of her adventures abroad. Another reason why Jo is envied by her class-mates is that she was .fortunate enough to actually win a car! Every morning you can see her steaming along in a very sporty black and yellow Chevrolet with her initials on the doorg of course she has to chauffeur the whole taxi group along with her! Last year's Associate Editor of the Crop , jo plans to continue her studies at college and then perhaps to go into business, unless some lucky fellow grabs her before then! Wcmaq 776 Wdwdfld Park Drive South, Rye Nancy is a girl with bright blue eyes and wavy brown hair. Petite and peppy, fun to be with, she always seems to enjoy what she's doing. Well known for her unmis- takable laugh, Nance,' is essentially pleas- ant and soft spoken. Last year's vice-presi- dent of the class, Nancy was chosen Blue captain in her senior year. Her athletic skill also enabled her to make the Stuyvesant hockey team. Leading the Blues, she has at all times spurred on her team-mates, rejoic- ing in their victories and rendering en- couragement at the time of their losses. She seems to like shouting support almost as well as participating in sport events. No matter where Nancy spends the next four years of her life -- Wellesley, Smith, or what-have-you - she will have no difficulty in Ending people to enjoy her company as we at Rye have. .

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QQKQFKCYKY ffm: facaell Panda Manursmg Lodge Rye AQQQQQQQQXQQQQ Perhaps the first things you notice about Ann are her shock of red hair and the tinge of a British accent which she still retains After getting to know her you find that she is as sparkling inwardly as she is outwardly for she is the kind of a girl who can find something to smile about in any situation Possessing a very gay sense of humor Ann Ip' illlffrrilldlnfalrittla N S N 3 X X N X X X R N 5 I I I I I I I I I I 5 I has one claim to fame in her ability to make of her more serious accomplishments in school have developed from her artistic sketches which have qualified her for the yob of Art Editor of the yearbook and her equally artistic talent with a bow and arrow which won her the office of Head of Ar chery in her Junior year We shall all miss Anns flashing smile and charming wit but know that they will ensure her happiness and success in the years to come 5 7 A 1 7 those around her as cheerful as she is. Some V 3 5 7 A . Dana .fauna 105 Rockland Avenue, Larchmont Dona lives up to the old adage that you should be quick in making acquaintances but not hasty in making friendships. Al- though she seems quiet and reserved, one soon discovers that this girl is really amiable and gracious. We're all glad that Dona was the vice-president of the class this year, for she managed her duties with responsibility and efficiency. Although Dona is often teased because of her Friday afternoon ballet classes, she wins much praise when she dis- plays her dancing skill. These same fancy steps are demonstrated on the hockey field when she wows them as a goalie! KAfter graduation Dona intends to enter a junior collegeg she has not decided whether she will follow up her dancing or take a child study course. As a final word, we can only say, Stay as sweet as you are !