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

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77Zed4hgaweaz'a ' by Second Mate Arthur Diedrick Hayward, whose marks deserve much praise, Leaves in his wake many hard-earned A's. An all round fellow Billy seems to be And gives us his motto of Always stay free Victor Brizel, a speaker with luster, Will not relinquish his filibuster. Stonewall Kenneth , a hearty male, Confers his strength on one more frail. Artie, who runs with speed and style, Bequeaths to all his ready smile. Martin Engs of the musical mind Leaves his three quarter time behind. Good natured Hubbard on us does bestow His desirable knack as a regular Joe. johnny, who always seems to be gay, Leaves all his saying of every day. For making up jokes, Pete has a knack, So he donates a few for all to crack. Versatile Carl with his colorful ties Promises a rest to many weary eyes. Distinguished Elias so straight and tall Wills his posture to one and all. An athlete and scholar our Effie may be, But his mispelled words he abandons with glee Terrible Terry of wonderous fame Bids farewell to his well known name. Of all the ships' upon the blue, N0 Jlaip contninkl a better crew.

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28 QWJG First Level, Port to Starboard: Elaine Newton, Edythe Wyatt, Sharon Greer, Mary MacDonald, Barbara Freundlich, Ann Hills, Janice Grimmett, Beverly Greason, Susan Schwartz, Joan Gilman, Elise Conners, Joan Cummings, Joel Winik. 780 First Level, Port to Starboard: Annie Allerand, Diane raddy, Peninah Meighan, Louise Vanneck, Joan Goudiss, Susan Magee, Mary Ann Goodman, Emmy Lou Kearney, Diana Bell, Nancy Funce, Betsy jane Dunlap, Jill MacKay, Bonnie Pierson, Winthrop Woodman, Vivian Kaye. Absent: Barbara Griffen.