Sarah Lawrence College - Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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The fatuity ROBINSON: Teddy Joffe, calm iu storm; Janie Bond, alarmed; Flora Cass, whom Aron keeps in stexv; Bernice Shaakcr, smiling through her fears; and gentle Lux Boelitz, of quick keen wit; Vera Van Patthuys, wise. (Charlie Pomerantz and Ann Norton are asleep inside.) WARREN piece: Hot from the files of the F. B. 1., nine femmes fatales and a dangerous guy; from left to right a suspect crew — what's on their minds is up to you: Raber Ramey come talk to me”; Weiss, “zzzzzzzzz ; Marion Sonnenberg wait-a-minute-let-we think”; Pam Burden hurry UP, my bathwater is over- flowing ; Betsy Augustus . . any phone messages fot me? ; Carol Wilkins when will Steinman's come? ; Cornelia Langer hell-0 sweetie! it’s so good to heat your voice!”; (Judy Hadas is sitting on the floor con- sidering all things logically and empirically); Cariotta Sherwell but, D AH lings, it's NOT just a mood! ; Sandy Fischer I can make easily a gallon of coffee before rehearsal.”

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From left to right: Sue Boron, in the shade; Exlie BoorStein, laughing maid; Betty Bennett, shirttails out; then Annie Louchheitn, there's no doubt; Betty Fox, in the army fatiguer; Ellen MacGilvra, looking eager. Lovey Kolchitt, (since departed); Margie Houston, so warm-hearted. Add Tish and Sue. Bonnie and Mitzie- there's PERKINS for you— happy— (if schizzy.) This would be an atypical MORRIS house meeting because:— (reading a typically right to left) —:Bea Silverstein isn't talking, Pat Metcalf isn’t dancing, Allen Schauffler isn't singing, Barb Segal isn't fire- alarming, Jo Anne Liebenberg isn't creating, Honey Hughes isn't studying, Connie Lerner isn't dating, Barb Taylor isn’t arguing, Connie Lindau isn’t ice creaming, Ann McCollester isn’t composing, but where is Sophie Bernam? (not typically teaingl)

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The DAY STUDENTS: Industrious Alice Rinenherg; Ruth Alexander, familiar with the Erg; Elizabeth Welt, who Delves; Selma Dince, who works from Twelve to Twelve; G. Chang, the Microcosm; and Rubbling M. Hodgson. Second row: Ruth Rodman Frieman, who forsook Smith; and Gwendolyn Bramston-Cook; Viva- cious Leda; and beside ’er: another Mrs.: Renee Schneider; Julie Bauer, Cupcake Dweller; Penny Coe, whose hair is Ycllcr; Jeanne, Fatigueless, Green umbrella d; R. Blumcnstock, whose word is valid. Last row: Valentina; M. Knudson Treat, the Stoic; Edel- stein, Renee, whose bearing is Heroic; Grave Bamsi Hou ter mans; and laughing Doris B.; Lifford, Sarah: femme extraordinary; Carol Lewis, looking Shy; Jane Reiffcl; all the others: FIE! for not appearing here! The VETERANS, from left to right: Jack Barnes, Composer; Paty, who Orates; Jerry Weiss, whom Melancholy hates; there's Arthur, posing as an Ogre; George Young can be a rogue V not: depending on his part; (Chas. Durfee joined, to make the picture bigger); Roger Hall; and Henry Wolff, sans Beaver; last of all is Ralph, Equitable Arranger. (The others didn't come.) L