Shipley School - Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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if fs jfj Gtvqj .Hr gf - ' ' ,f 'f 7'SoSi,c.J 36 ' Ty 44' an-ffiff? fp ff- Oy!f ' Sa.lly,', '4Vance Entered: Class IIIg President III, II: School President Ig Beacon Feature Editor II, Compass Board II, Ig Arts and Crafts Club III, French Club III, II, Science Club I: First Hockey Squad III, II, Ig First Basketball Squad III, II, Ig First Tennis Squad III, II, I: First Baseball Squad III, Blue Team. W ' el ' Ny Q Vylb ART R?XOL ,Mc S - Dy iw We R or, Pe sylv' a M5 he r fgvgn fr e t pera ill, Vid! Erduran fore It bastreng d skill. a r an encou ing, Mrcy one of D ' love emb rs of t Cla Her sports QM' sets a xa o ed b he w' the u y n erf ift o tal e' Qghig ess l of ve a en he is able to d ct with a poll but ha still radiating 8 d fr' line A star in sports, a star ith people, rcy always shine. SALLY JEAN VANCE ' Blf'-'-ci-fi Boston, Massachusetts The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute? Sally's cheerful pranks and high-pitched cackle prove that exceptionally perfect behavior does not exclude an occasional bit of mischief. Her advice and counsel are prized, and she 'is respected for complete honesty. She has an inquisitive, searching mind and is always keenly interested in the other person. Sally displays the most admirable quali- ties: thoughtfulness, thoroughness, and a radiant spirit. I' 'Qc-, gr -an Q.. , agar - scMarcy,:1 ccMar,:9 :cMarce9a Entered: Class VIII: President V, IV, III, Ig Vice- President II: Beacon Sports Editor II, Athletic Asso- ciation II: Chorus III, II, Arts and Crafts Club III, Science Club Vg Photography Club V: Journal- ism Club Ilg First Hockey Squad V, IV, III, II, Ig First Basketball Squad V, IV, III, II, Ig First Tennis Squad IV, III, II, I: First Lacrosse Squad V, III, II, I, First Team Captain IVQ Grade A Vaulting V, IV, III, II, Ig Blue Team, Captain II.

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'ff gf Br V33 Wg + psgftx i 5914 nfkt vt-QSW' 0' i ' xt , . 1 ,sexes ft9Qx19l'P 6 ut' aff 419905 gt! i f 40' .9'J l' o o X-X 1 Were not the bluest blood in the country Species various and sundry: Seldom depressed, we've made the grade, Were riding the crest our escapades Could never suppress--e A part of Fifty-eight. Scandals risque in history class, But Jackson and Clay could not surpass The brilliant display Uf'Shipley Fifty-eight. Midnight oil burnt, Lessons learntg Still we found a time to hack and sack it. Sport queens a few, robust, alive, llavaged by flu but we survivedg And when this year's through We'll still be Brown and Blue. New York on stage Was the rage, College boards that tried to make or break us. When June's at hand weill graduate, All this has been grand and now we state: l'nited we stand, The Class of Fifty-eight. Il lllli lf 7

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r S 7 5 SUSAN CUNNINGHAM BACON New Canaan, Connecticut 1 know thou art full of love ana' honesty, And weighlst thy words before thou giv'st A s them breath. Susie is a vivacious spark of enthusiasm, and any attempt to impede her good-humored pranks is flutile, She may have dilliculty in making up her mind, but once a decision has been reached, she does not hesitate to say what she thinks. Not swayed by general opinion, she judges others on their true merits. Susie is sensitive, even emotional, and easily hurt when her trust in mankind is betrayed. Susie HK thinks first of others and last of herself. I S r l Susie, Soos,,' Bootie, Bacon IU UC Q Wer1.dy,,' Wendalls Entered: Class IVQ Arts and Crafts Club IV, III, II: Science Club, President I3 Carpentry Club IV, Journalism Club II: Second Hockey Squad III, I, Fourth Team Captain II: Second Basketball Squad IV, III, II: First Basketball Squad Ig First Baseball Squad IV, I, First Team Captain III, II, Blue Team. Entered: Class III: Member-at-large II: Townsend House Chairman Ig Yearbook Representative I: Chorus III, II, Vice-President Ig Connoisseurs Club II, Ig Cheerleading III, I, Captain II, Green Team. 0 f, P fre., l7fr1 on JJ 51,5 ll ri'T f,': so 1. g'1 i 1 Q -lk.f'l I C fi . 1 -- I a Q 0 0 ,I A l , 1 , ' 3'-. s . V ' - - WENDV BATCIIELDER Haverford, Pennsylvania l 'h . Health and cheerfulness mutually beget J., 0 ,L each other. . ,- , ,, ' I ' S Wendy is a bubbling bundle of inability and un- popularity complexes, and she is one of the best- . ' loved girls in the Class. Her first position in the limelight was center stage on the baseball diamond. Her cheerful Hi! How are you?i' brings the gloomiest into a bright mood. Wendy is wholesome, always full of pep and new uidearsvg she shows great enthusiasm and has a never-dying school spirit. 7 4 l ' .. .l, vi 9