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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CAROL LIVINGSTON DURN ELL SPICCIAI. TO THE IVY FROM THE XYYXNlCXVOUD XYHIRIX' Marble, has just astoundcd the tennis world by winning both VVimblcdon and the Nationals at Forest Hills. A former member of the Student Council at St. Marys Hall, she was usually seen busily knitting thc latest pair of argyles and heard saying, Oh, it's divine. She claims that sho wished to be a corn- mercial artist, but she's probably spend- ing her time drawing mustaches on bill- boards. .K Wo 5 -D S- 1 X661 gsogyftsx 5 L L. rr. X 'iq ,.. 5' Xggb' 'Qt i' XXX' -15 , X, - l +:'- lr ll . ri ' J- . P Q Iv. 55 , 1. L Q .Y Q . t ag J t- we X H, , , N iv.-K i ' , wx- . 'xx K Y .r 5 1. 5 N XN fy X L Ls' S I Q Q- 1 1 -Q - 1 x Q.. , v' X A 1- ' : 5 f sig t if ki . . VX X' N ' l I . ' ' gilt , 0 in I 1 AQ' fr- -N' iff' if f , M. ,V ' N ' T5 5 i' I k x X ,. sm 3 I qt: I Q gm 1 1,3 ,rf V - - g 1 , E? kilt' b 'iii Q' f. .' K N 12 Carol Durnell, our second Alice