Shipley School - Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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J MARIA ISABEL VAN LOCKHORSTi Sarasota, Florida i, Beware that I may do something sensational? Filled to the brim with witty remarks, Ibbeis cfm- versation is constantly injected with original ideas phrased from her sarcastic, carefree, nonchalant vocabulary. From lending a safety pin to a cash- mere sweater, no one could be more generous. Always philosophizing and adding thoughts to- gether, Ibbe never fails to confuse or be confused.. QQQMS . GDB-5 X, gtkmm Lbi' NL US I , XD 099. R mmdcmmgk t X'-Gul Q-nw:-N, H 7, G , X g Na-1-XWSQKXX -wg' Ibbe, 'Ballsi max QXXWQLA . W, sau, a?,rotxxsQt Entered: Class III: Yearbook Representative I' ' ' -3, , Chorus II, Ig Hobohemians II, Arts and Crafts c1ubUN5N'2.5QONbQf5h I X - QQOXM Xv-L5.J.'5w III, Ilrgw Journalism Club IIg Southern Club, Sec- Q 1 ' ,Q X I retary- lreasurer Ig Green Team. AAD XXG No-:SB Xso.:-H-1 N'-P05 mkwmm' Sabah - N-ov. 'sl B 1 1 i-Q EDITH VANDEVER WALKER Haverford, Pennsylvania Gentlemen, the time of life is shortf' ' Bonnie, our blonde bombshell, is constantly ready to have a good time, and is always around where there is laughter. She contributes greatly to the spontaneity of the Class. Carefree and impulsive, she is easy to make friends with and fun to talk to. Beneath the exterior of gaiety, however, there is a serious side to her. Bonnie is well aware of the complexity of life and understands people. Abby Bonnie,', Bon Entered: Class XIIg Christian Association Ig Arts and Crafts Club V, IV, III, Photography Club Vg Journalism Club II, Second Hockey Squad III, II, Ig Second Lacrosse Squad III, II, Ig First Baseball Squad III, II, Ig Blue Team.

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r R j HELEN CLUCAS TOWNSEND , Wayne, Pennsylvania 'QA simplicity is the most baffling of all human ly' achievements, and the most perdurablef' Helen is the kind of person who never talks long without smiling, optimistically emphasizing the humorous side of a situation. Seldom flustered or angry, always a good listener, she is quick to forgive and forget and rarely complains or criti- -cizes. Totally unselfconscious, she is very modest about her athletic achievements. Friendly and cheer- ful, Helen is a companion to all. Bee? ge?-Y xv' saMarty19 t Entered: Class IV, Member-at-large IV, Christian Association IV, III: Riding Club Ilg Photography . Club IVg Joumalism Club IIIQ Political Discussion Club II: Connoisseurs Club II, Ig Third Hockey I Squad III, II, Second Hockey Squad, Fourth Team Captain Ig Blue Team. .- Q - 55251 Cn 1 ' ii. 'eil' l uHelen,99 scHels7 Entered: Class XII: President Vg Vice-President IV, IIIg Member-at-large IIIg Athletic Association II, President Ig Chorus III, II, Ig French Club IIQ Science Club IV, Ig Photography Club V, IV: Jour- nalism Club IIIg Political Discussion Club Ilg First Hockey Squad V, IV, III, II, Ig Second Basketball Squad V, IV: First Basketball Squad III, II, I: First Lacrosse SquadsV, IV, III, II, Ig Grade A Vaulting V, IV, III, II, Ig Green Team, Captain II. ':..+ i.Le4 TC. 1 , 0 - . .- ' 5 1'-as 5 ' ' 0 a . S 'N 4 r Q - 1 ., J - N, I , g L A w-'A 1- . . , ..,- . -. 1. n. V Q'- .. - - 0 - ' ' u . vs' I , . , ti - s. C , , Q - , 5 QQ .- n- A Q. MARTHA VAN BEUREN , ' - Morristown, New Jersey A She possessed a peculiar talent of producing .. , eject in whatever she said or did. . ' Behind her unmistakable laughter and unfailing good humor, Marty is a calm and level-headed girl. She 'is the creator of original ideas and the very essence of hilarity and unforgettable good times. An old standby of the boarding department, voicing honest opinions and standing her ground with de- termination, she is a most outgoing person, and a strong and upright friend. -t I 1 a ' s sl-sl 0 Q . x A AO ! - su .q' 4 illgg Q l o'!' ,I .Q 4- Q .

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er Q 7 ANTONIA CHRISTINE WALLACE Rosemont, Pennsylvania What a wondrous life is this I leadf' The little bit of vivacity that roars into Townsend is Toni. Her interest in people and her wit add to her fascinating conversations, and she always has an opinion on her extensive reading, ranging from Plato to Dennis the Menace. Fond of horses and objects with sentimental value, full of exuber- ance about everything she does, and easily excit- able. she is alive and lets you know it. IV' Vit it AKTIQW Ivcawftt Yi lloswiskkcw x' Ii I CY? e ' .11 Illll fl' .5 9 C5El,99 SGWatSOn,57 GCEllen9, vu ' 4.T,j 5 Entered: Class IV: Chorus IV, Ill, II, I: Madrigal III, II, I: Hobohemians Ilg Christian Association IV, Class Representative, III, II, President I: Blue Team. Ei i if ' 5 ?r - ' t , Sh' ' ,Qi ' ..., I , tus ,xii h Toni,,, Tone,,, 'lSkip', Entered: Class Xl: Beacon Circulation and Exchange Manager II: Chorus III: Arts and Crafts Club V, IV: Riding Club III: Journalism Club III, ll: Political Discussion Club V, Ig Second Hockey Squad V: First Hockey Squad IV, Ill, II, Second Team Co-Captain Ig First Lacrosse Squad V, IV, III, II, Ig Green Team. lIJ,n 0 -' L4 r'5 'ul' . gf .AA I. ' o - xr t.- f n ' ' - ' , , A I I 4 I ' Q 3 . it,,.1b - wart . ' D Irvington-on-Hudson, New York ' , , Heaven never meant her for that passive thing ' flhat can be struck and hammered out to suit ' anotheris taste and fancy. '-'. The first impression of Ellen is one of flashing eyes and a large smile. She has great seriousness of purpose and is a conscientious worker, regard- less of the task. Unforgettable is her pleasant nature, her frankness, her interest in people, and the maturity and individualism that so often offer the best in constructive criticism. With a disch plined mind, she is a true perfectionist. , Q' A ' Q .I ELLEN SCHUYLER WATSON 1