St Marys Hall - Ivy Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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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

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JANE CAMERON ELLIOTT SPECIAL TO Tl-Ili IVY,' FROM THE UPLAINFIELD Pll,Ll'OT,' Jane Elliott, one of Plainf1eld's leading citizens, has just been chosen by the Dodgers as the girl they would like to have as their b:1tboy. Due to her ath- letic prowess, she was elected president of the A. A. Ci-Nthletie Association, that isj. She was generally seen avidly de- vouring every word in the Plainfield Courier News and heard referring to something as darling, Her ambition was to have her own dress shop on Fifth Avenue, but she's been selling union suits in Macy's basement. W XX 'Y G jr lt '1 , 1 Q J M N' .9 lil