Samuel Ready School - Torch Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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lillczrgaret Hlice Fergztscm EIGHT YEARS Beauty is trutlzg truth beauty . . joins KEATS Fergie has been a boarder throughout her stay at Samuel Ready. She follows a family tradition, as three aunts preceded her here. She distinguished herself by her piano and organ playing in Chapel. Another talent, her drawing ability, brought her the position of art editor of the TORCH. An active member of the Social Service Committee for several years, she served as president in 1956-57. Her other activities at school included tennis, dramatics, and hockey. After gradu- ation she plans to enter the Held of foreign service. Fergie, Ferg, M.A. Blonde-Various hair styles-Hair a la mermaid-Santa Claus-R E A D I N G-''Clarkn-Annapolis--Love of the wee, small hours- Ferguson's Goose-bar Ranch -l'm gonna laugh until I cry-Member of the Dumb Waiter Gang-Inability to keep a comb-Knitting en- thusiast--Longing for the Reservation-The Old Piano Lesson Blues- Har-Harm- Uncle VVoody -Insane giggle-Cobble, gobble-Norma jean's critic-Aversion to ghost stories. 12