St Marys Hall - Ivy Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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SUSAN VAIL CROW E SPECT.-'Xl. TO THE IVY FROM THE OCEAN CTTY l3lE.fNCHCOMBRR Susan Crowe. the greatest soprano since Tetrazzini. has won the music critics' acclaim for her debut at the Youth for Stalin Rally : she brought the house down by her rendition of the Internationale, a duet sung with Paul Robeson. XYhile she was Confined within the four walls, she was editor of the '48 lvy. The poor unfortunates that dwell at S. M. H. saw her talking from morning to night and heard her screaming for Stupid i. e., Chidester. Her ambition was to be editor of the New Yorker, but you have probably Seen her columns appearing in the Daily XYorker. , ., 4 l of 1 X 'Taft NJ A 0 D 'KN Q-N Q

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ANN WINDSOR CHIDESTER Sl'liCl,Xl. TU 'l'HIi lYY FROM 'l'Hli UM.-XSll,l,ON MORKJNIC MUHANYIQH :Nun Clliclester has just relurnerl to Massillon, Ohio, from a successful tour of the civilized regions with her volley- ball team. She was so well received that she was elected President of the Senior Vlass :lt St, M:u'y's llall. Our star ath- lete was usually seen worrying about the Stock Market, and heard using that famous old lnclian expression, You're not only bumping your gums. Her :un- bition was to become civilizerl and live in the liast, but she has been spending her days lighting the lnflians. lt is runiorerl that Rodgers and Hammerstein are writing' 21 new musical about her ...... Annie, Get Your Yolleylmllf' + STOCK MRF-KGS FSLLS , V uuou-sig' EQ? E54 fx X9 X

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