St Marys Hall - Ivy Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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MARGARET LOUISE NEUI-IAUSER Sl'lfCl.'Xl. 'VO THIC YYY FROM THE BIRD IN HAND IS XYORTH TXYO IN THE RUSH TU YOU, SIR Peggy Neuhauser, having momentari- ly emerged from hehincl a liunsen hnrn- er and test tuhes, has just inforinecl the scientific' world that she has learnefl how to put the atom hack togetliei' again. lVhile at St. Marys she was ex- tremely proficient at putting notes to- gether, since she was Senior Class Sec- retary. She was generally seen knitting and hearcl saying IC-gafllw She wished to he a medical technician, hut she's spending her clays as a nursemaicl to a . l penguin. , ' -7h 7 wfw-0 ,2 'ffl ob.-4 C?-Sa C 0 effffa ga

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MARLEIGH ANN MORLAND SVIECIQXT, TO THIE lYY FROM THE SAN l'AUI.O PIANISTU 'fOnr Brazilian adventure, Marleigh lXlorland, has just appalled the critics hy her rendition of Carmen jones in Portuguese. However, she didn't have the same effect on St. Marys since she was president of the Glee Club. She was often heard saying, I just don't what you're talking about and seen singing, practicing, or doing anything connected with the down- beatf' Her amhiton was to give her own recital in Carnegie Hall, hut her des- tiny seems to be a banana pickers Wife on a farm on the Kmazon. ark t 'NX Lab. A1 , f 22

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MARY MEADE OSBORNE SPECIAL TO THE IVY FROM THE f'BERRYVILI.E lacJo'rI,12Gc3iQR Mary Meade Usborne, the Confeder- acy's Mata-Hari, has just returned to God's country. She so completely de- ceived the 'clamyankeesn that they made her head of the Community Life Com- mittee at Saint Marys She was usual- ly seen listening to hill-billy music, and heard asserting that the south real- ly won a moral victory back in '64, Her ambition was to he Art liditor of Vogue, but she has become famous as thc most sought-after illustrator of all biograph- ies of Lincoln, Grant and Sherman, lr! f Xl. 5 ,:' 5 'A S