Samuel Ready School - Torch Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Susan Wadeline Rushton Baltimore, Maryland TEN YEARS During Susan's years at Samuel Ready, she has been a representative to the Cotillion Club and the Social Service Guild. She has served as the business manager for both the TORCH and the READY mscorm. She has also been active on the Rho team and in the Hockey Club. In her senior year she was elected president of the Glee Club. Her interests include art, ballet, and music. Susan is known for her calm disposition and quiet manner. She hopes to attend a college where she can specialize in art, and later become an illustrator. 'I 'Xp-9 M '3 Rush . .. Sue Q 0. 1-0 0 Va va va voom . . . week-end trips . . . Well there was Mov,5 a group of college boys . . . silent sophisticate neat 2 as a pm . . . brown as a berry . . . Florida-bound ,bnpbvnq math major . . . The sopranos may be excused wild at the wheel . . . Lauto Cheve . . . Good after noon, Mrs. Okie. 17

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Johanna Fveida lfneyer Baltimore, Maryland THREE YEARS joan, who is affectionately known by the senior class as carrot top has spent three years at Samuel Ready as a day student. She has been an active member of the Student Council, serving this year as the secretary because she is the senior class president. Because of her various interests, Ioan has participated in the Drama Club, Glee Club, Hockey Club, and Cotillion Club, and has given her time to the READY maconn and Social Service Guild. Her plans for the future point toward college, where she will take a liberal arts course. s N , S lljoamell X Light and Bright . . . Johnny Ray fan . . . peanut butter , and celery . . . I don't understand . . . have car, will x - travel . . . 16 ballet troupe . . . fumble, fumble, fumble X . . . the mouth . . . twice a pinkie . . . I believe the gas tank is empty . . . color-blind . . . sour onion . . . the parties . . . Good aftemoon, Mrs. Okie. , , 16

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filigzcllictlrz Bertie fain ki 5 bClItll'CH'l?cf1llIlHll up J VVashington, D. C. FOUR YEARS Coming from VVashington to the Ready in her freshman year, Lizzie's infectious good humor has made her one of the most popular girls in the school. She was the president of the Drama Club and treasurer of the Cotillion Club in her junior year. ' ' ' ' ' f ' f 'd ' lramaties and has taken parts in many of the LIZZIL' is P.llIlLLlldllF inttrtstf. ln t ' ' 1-s' ys..-l,,-lt- school plavs. She has also shown journalistic ability in her senior year as tif. ul Ol ol' the READY mscomn. Her future plans include a four-year college course. VVait for me . . . Did I get a letter? . . . Cale girls . . . Good afternoon, Mrs. E i Lizzie Sclm'art: 'lEh what? . . . VVhat's an acre? . . . HI'lklILlfClt'llICI'lIH au lair . . . painted pinkie . . . Va ballet troupe . . . frog eyes. . .fabulous 209 . . . Fort Eustis . . . I feel nause- atedn . . . bag of bones . . . have tongueg will rattle . . . the parties . . . nine Okie. 18