Samuel Ready School - Torch Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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qDlCl1fll'1f3 feora Taylor Sylcesville, Maryland THREE YEARS I think, therefore I am. IJESCARTES 'lhrough her imagination and enthusiasm Dianne contributed much to the athletic program. She served on the Athletic Association board as secretary and president, and proved to be a talented player for the Sigma team. Her work on the House Council and in the bookstore was invaluable. Dianne's extra-curricular activities included the lloclaey Club, Drama Club, Clce Club, and Angel Chorus. Her future plans include nurses's training and matrimonv. nDiu just my Bill . . . athletic genius . . . dimpled knees and Teddy bears . . . partiality to the U. of Md .... loyal Girl Scout . . . journeys to Annapolis and Scarsdale . . . briclc's books . . . memories of the French room corner . . . advocate of clomesticity . . . French peasants . . . Keepers of the springs, I salute you . . . the grapefruit blues . . . seamstress par excellence . . . passion for poetry . . . Two n's please . . . spankings . . . pussy willows . . . T0mmy's wardrobe . . . misuse of the waste-can . . . that pearl . . . future R.N. Eat no onions nor garlic, for H we are io utter sweet breath. 18

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we ,eu at 1 , Lynda Carole Stuart Baltimore, Maryland p EIGHT YEARS They who sow in tears, shall reap in joy. PSALM 126 Lynda, who was at Samuel Ready longer than anyone in the class, participated in all of the school activities. During the last four years she has contributed much of her time and talent to the Angel Chorus, Glee Club, Drama Club, and Hockey Club. Lynda showed enthusiasm and ability in journalism through writing for the Ready Record and managing the TORCH. In her senior year as editor-in-chief of the school paper Lynda instituted several beneficial publication policies. She is planning to attend Towson State Teacher's College, where she will continue her work in English and journalism. .lynn Lyn Cwith a YD . . . Look, my nails are growing . . . member of Virginia triumvirate . . . telephone conversa- tionalist . . . Ocean City fan . . . Hair for clothes . . . sleeping bag . . . Now, Miss Bailey . . . loathes hot dogs, pancakes, and slow people . . . misplaced glasses . . . sweetie . . . Poly vs. City . . . always taking naps, eating, washing her face, and asking, What did I do with my pin? . . . Only You . . . Oh, those kids . . . likes suits, French fries, stuffed animals, short hair . . . fiery temper . . . I should think so . . . messy jewelry box . . . late sleeper . . . baby sitter . . . It's so ridiculous . . . Poop- de-du . . . I'll not argue . . . eternal quest for Record articles . . . Rob . . . Wah-hoo! I have an exposition of sleep come upon me. 17

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WE LL ALWA YS REMEMBER Seven seniors reminiscing Sat beneath my nesting tree, Secret thoughts of seven seniors Soon were stored by scampish me. Morning walks through soaking showers Turned our curls to dying Howers. Double, double, toil and trouble: 'Mop yon floor or red mark double' Science labs and one bare bodkin, Frogs in specks of what they had been. History lectures by the dozens Anecdotes, New England cousins. Latin, French, philosophizing, Watching madame's temper rising. College boards and math frustration Found us deep in concentration. Letters long anticipated Read at lunch and soon related. Jazz, religion, art, and morals Spurred discussions, prompted quarrels. Music played from dawn through dinner Lifted clouds and made fogs thinner. Evenings spent at bridge and sewing Left us house-mates better knowing. Plays and concerts, frequent hiking, Escapades and mischief striking. Dashing, dancing, week-end dating, Exams, the prom, we're graduating! Seven seniors soon to scatter Slowly left my nesting treeg Thoughts and thanks of seven seniors From my store I'11 share with thee. 19