St Marys Hall - Ivy Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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THE HITCHING POST Country Clothes for and Her LEVITTOWN SHOPPING CENTER Levittown, Pa.

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TI'IE BORDENTOWN REGISTER Since 1845 PRINTING cmd PUBLISHING Bordentown. New Iersey Compliments of PEMBERTON PHARMACY NEXT TO YOUR DOCTOR 87-89 HANOVER STREET P. W. Howe, ll, Ph,G. LIPPINCOTT'S HARDWARE Since 1854 HARDWARES - I-IOUSEWARES 23 E. BROAD STREET Burlington. N. I. Compliments of SAMMY DRIES FURNITURE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF BORDENTOWN BAR and GRILL Bordentown. N. I. GROSSMAN BROS. SEAFOODS FRUIT cmd PRODUCE Trenton. N. I. L. G. BALFOUR CO. Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS, PINS, DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS and TROPI-IIES 1601 CHESTNUT STREET Philadelphia 3. Pa. BISHOP'S DAIRIES QUALITY PRODUCTS Riverside. N. I. HO 1-0476 Aint

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REMEMBER EHESE? BOOK FAIR Mrs. Seifert with Mary Jane. Marlene and Nancy Rossell looking for new books at the Fair. Dorothy Bahrenburg and Kathy Kudra also very absorbed by new reading material. FIELD TRIP to INQUIRER Members of the Upper School, listening to the guide who explained the mysteries of news publication to us at the Philadelphia Inquirer. Here we are watching one of the sources of news! SPELLING BEE E Our annual Spelling Bee conducted by Miss Cathell. The finalists were Barbara Lefferts and Mary Jen- ness. Mary Jenness was the winner! P.T.A. -MEETING Q Q , ' I1 in 'N . Cx is Mr. John R. Valley, of College Board Testing from Princeton, who was our P.T.A. speaker, talking to Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, Elizabeth Dorsett and Frances Mulford. BLAIR DINNER -,af . I BLAIR Academy, our guests at a Dinner Dance, are seen here as they enjoy our good home cooking and our company. Lesley is graciously entertaining one of the boys. HAL LOWE 'EN An annual event - the l-Ia1lowe'en parade - by the Lower School at Upper School Lunch. Council awarded prizes this year to the winner.