St Timothys School - Steward Yearbook (Stevenson, MD)

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.Ep Q IX! Oyagfqfjxrniz STEWARD rirpaeif Siam S 5 Y We H CAROLINE CONVERSE I' .fp 'aff is -i aff MLW irfij49,f9'9R,a if '90 We V, 'N ji egojyijgfqfgf Ujlm, r 4 ' J' A .QQX7 JQ1ig.,3e X! ' :X fy 90392 JQ A r 1 - River Road Route 2 Richmond Virginia X gunna ' ' ' Hollins OJ So of cheerfulness, or a good temper, the more it is spent, the more of it remains. -Emerson XO' OS! Iumping up and down on her bed, Carol exclaims, Goodnight, I m not always in bed! Leaping suddenly from the bed, she wraps her carefree arms around her leotard which she puts on for Modern Dance. I just live for Wednesdays class. Then suddenly comes the question: Don't you think my hair's gotten longer? I do. Oh, somebody remind me when it's time for Choral. We are not surprised anymore when Carol says she has made someone think of a song by her mental telepathy or when she starts imitating electrons in an armature. HI do not remember every little thing, she will say. At least she will remember her villainous roles in mysterious tales made on her famous tape-recorder. Oh, can I, can I? I love switchboard. Then push- ing up the long sleeves of one of her sweaters, she heads for the Sixes' Room for those ten minutes before Study Hall. At night when she gets into bed, Carol lines up her peanuts on the top of her peanut cookies and slips under the blankets to dream. But wait, she hasnlt said good- P, '- night. Goodnight, ya all. DORCAS OAKLEY CUMINIINGS . Tabby Dore Laurel Hollow, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York BROWNIE X Villa Mercedes Them that asks questions, gets answers. ' - -Anon. Scene: Never-Never-Land where two lost boys are look- ing for someone to replace Weiidy. lst L.B. We want someone friendly, always in a good humor and cheery and smiling. Znd L.B. She has such pretty golden hair. And look, she's been Assistant Head of C.C.C. lst L.B. She can draw us lots of lovely pictures, like she did for the scenery committee and the ones she puts on her history notes. Znd L.B. I know she can answer our questions, 'cause she's asked so many and she knows lots of answers. lst L.B. She talks French-even in her sleep! I Znd L.B. She won't need to learn how to fly, she can bring her father's helicopter. Q lst L.B. Oh, look, she's put a condition on coming . . . 7 1 He readsj . . . insists she be allowed to wear her L St. Tim's blazer at all times, buttoned up and L decorated with her Russian medals. K' Znd L.B. O.K.-You write, I'll spell-T-A-B-B-Y I C-U-M-M-I-N-C-S-and don't forget the Ns. I Fourteen