Shipley School - Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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fi' 'Dfw' q X . QM 15 iv X Lt Xb- y 1 xy 4- fu fi i L Q4 al it Af f X N f Jw. 5- Y- L SF S -X V s 4, f 9 f L l ,y'i L K g X La t Will WITNESSETH: We the Senior Class of this year of our Lord, one thou- sand nine hundred Hfty-eight, being of complex mind and overweight body, but having cultivated a certain set of outlined values and therefore earnestly desiring to provide for those who will succeed us, do hereb.y bequeath to our heirs the following indescribable yet perhaps obtainable legacies: We leave to the Faculty one year's supply of spare time, hardly used, to be devoted to that important extra, above and beyond the assigned. We leave to the Class of 1959 our individualism, pre- viously exhibited in dubious ways, to be put to better use in the future. We leave to the Class of 1960 that small portion of our silence yet unbroken, in hopes that they may preserve it carefully. Susie Bacon leaves with stripped gears . . . Wendy Batchelder leaves her idears'i to the English Department . . . Dougie Bettie refuses to leave her bike . . . ,loan Beyer leaves in her Packard with a slow pick-up . . . Mimsy Bromley leaves her singed eyebrows to Miss Weston . . . Alix Brown leaves Madame Delaplace standing on the street corner . . . Lucky Chase leaves the South segregated . . . Sally Codrington leaves for the Dark Continent . . . Eileen Covick leaves her brief-case to anyone with the strength to carry it . . . Barrie Doerr leaves still on the Paoli Local . . . Lee Eshleman leaves her curls to g'Charles Antellf' '5Hobbi, and 4'Toni', . . . Julia Fantacci leaves with a new vocabulary . . . Sylvia Foster leaves her unique math aliility to the Math Department that did not appre- ciate it . . . Nancy Galey leaves a magnifying glass to Miss Woodworth who has been looking at the Democrats through rose-colored glasses . . . Hilly Gillespie leaves Exeter gloriously defeating Andover . . . Dottie Gulbenkian leaves by the root of Gamma, in hopes that Miss Ackler will have one less square . . . Katie Hammond leaves her laugh to the Gym Department . . . Ann Hart leaves her flightiness to Mrs. Burrowes, who has helped her to take a more sober approach to life . . . Jean Johnson leaves her art abil- ity to Miss Ridpath . . . Pam Kauffman leaves casually . . . Susan Kelly leaves her Shetland sweaters to mop up her mess . . . Ann Kramer leaves still warshing . . . Chrissie Kuehn leaves her apples to Sunday night suppers . . .

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WILL oi 195 Most Likely to Succeed: GALEY, MCPHERSON, VANCE Most Independent: NICHOLSON, RAWLINCS, RHEA Most Poised: BROWN, ROsSiTER, SHARPLES Most Cosmopolitan: BROWN, FANTACCI, PALEY Does Most for Shipley Tunic: BACON, CODRINGTON, WHITRIDGE Most Enthusiastic: BACON, BATCHELDER, CHASE Best All iRound: GALEY, MCPHERSON, WELD Most Respected: MCPHERSON, VANCE, WELD NhmtConQdenne:BEYER,DOERR,POUoH FrmndhemzPYmTER,TEMPLEToN,TOwNsEND MomInwHeduah RHEA Most Original: BROMLEY, BROWN, VAN LOCKHORST Most Musical: CALEY, GILLESPIE, HAWLINGS Most Frank: KRAMER, MCCOY, SHARP AlwaysConmslhiSnnHng:HAMMOND,TOWNsENm Most Scientific: BATCHELDER, BETTLE, NICHOLSON BeSlSchoolSpiHt:BACON,hlcPHERsON,VANcE BestInfonned:liALEY,READ,YVALLAcE Most Curious: BETTLE, MCILVAIN, MEEIQER Most Generous: CHASE, LEAS Philosopher: Coviclc, MIICHALAPOV, RHEA Done Most for School: VANCE Done School for Most: KELLY, VAN LOCKHORST Rebek C.SMlTH,VAN LOCKHORST Most Easily Ifmharrassed and Shows lt: BATCHELDER, FANTAC Most Cullihle: CHASE, CODRINGTON, LEAS ChmiCmwn:FOmER,HAMM0ND,0cmSRY Jazhesh GALEY Pessimistz LEAS, WILBERDING Opdnusn BETTLE,NOBDE,TEMPLETON Pronrliouer:JOHNsoN,SPURDLE Sinner: SPURDLE, WALKER Sainu BETTLE,LEAS,C.SMITH Would Die for her Guy: BEYER, KELLY, SCATTERGOOD Fuune Soapbox Oraunw CULBENKlAN,NOEBE,SHARP Most Boheme: KAUFFMAN, KELLY, WALLACE Biggem BluHer:CluLBENK1AN,YVALLAcE Most Sarcastic: MIICHALAPOV, PALEY, VAN BEUREN FhstBdde:FANTAccLIlART Wittiest: COVICK, OCELSBY Neawsn BEYEK HART,ROSSTER Biggest Co-Ordo: MCPHERSON, TEMPLETON, WHITRIDGE Most Unmanageable: G. SMITH, VAN LOCKHORST, WALKER Most Maternal: FOSTER, ROSSITER, SHARPLES Scholar:BETTLE,BEAD,VANcE Always in a Daze: ESHLEMAN, MEEICER, WEILAND Most Modest: BATCHELDER, KUEHN, C. SMITH Most Tactful: DOERR, WATSON, WELD Most Uninhibited: KELLY, SCATTERGOOD, vAN LOCKHORST Coolest, Calmest, Collectedest: KAUI-'l-'MAN, KUEHN, TOWNS!-IND Most Feminine: BROWN, FANTACCI, HART XVI-IllAND ci, SCATTEROOOD

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lf and To tament Marion Leas leaves for an uncaged future . , . Ann McCoy leaves the telephonic free . . . Pat Mcllvain leaves with her hockey sneakers on and her stick down . . . Marcy McPherson leaves nervously trying to complete the twill and westament . . . Pam Meeker leaves her mice to Mrs. Burrowes in hopes that they will multiply . . . Ruth Mikhalapov leaves her nearsightedness to anyone who thinks it is intellectual to wear glasses . . . Kathie Nichol- son leaves to Miss Weston the time lost in Chemistry caring for crystals . . . Cissy Nobbe leaves still fighting the Civil War . . . Molly Ogelsby leaves over the back fence . . . Hilary Paley leaves her ability to avoid gym to anyone who has not been successful so far . . . Bonnie Pough leaves with a flash . . . Susan Rawlings leaves her records to Mary Blum . . . Vivi Read leaves her Democratic sympa- thies to Rachel to carry on the tradition , , . Nancy Rhea leaves her striped stockings to Miss Bacon for variety . . . Debbie Rossiter leaves the Princeton Triangle weekend to the Music Department . . . Evie Scattergood leaves asking Who can give me a ride home?,' . . . Renny Sharp leaves announcing S0meone's gotta giveli' , . , Susan Sharples leaves to play a female role . . . Cindy Smith leaves Aeneas in a murky gloom . . . Gail Smith leaves the bathtub free at last . . . Shannon Spurdle leaves on a tiger hunt . . . Connie Templeton leaves her red hair to Lili . . . Helen Townsend leaves the dark blue hockey balls to be painted light blue by next year's A. A. president . . . Marty van Beuren leaves the Hill Yearbook for future reference . . . Sally Vance leaves for a life of vice , . . lbbe van Lockhorst leaves her can of cat food to Miss Blackstone in hopes that something new may develop . . . If walls could talk Bonnie Walker would have left long before this , . . Toni Wallace leaves her toes to the pigeons . . . Ellen Watson leaves her eyebrows to Shiela Yang . . . Solveig Weiland leaves her wonderful Weiland weinersi' to the hungry boarders . . . Eloise Weld leaves her Boston accent to Casa Haskins . . . Nan Whitridge leaves her wagging tail behind her . . Kit Wilberding leaves pulling the curtain. We do hereby declare all prior documents null and voidg in witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal this seventeenth day of December, one thousand nine hun- dred fifty-seven. 5 Z Zak F r .J I ig - .ff V as lla Z 1fJ- LZ 39