St Timothys School - Steward Yearbook (Stevenson, MD)

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THE STEWARD Let's relax for a moment and think about this summer! How about a salt water vacation in that wonderful Maine air? We at BLACK POINT INN believe you will thoroughly enjoy a vacation with us, no matter what you like to do. If you want to be active, our specially heated salt Water pool is the focal point for day-long enjoyment of swimming, sunning, and sociability, which includes luncheon and refreshments. In addition, there are boat and fishing trips, sailing, walking trails, a two-mile crescent of sandy beach, 10 tennis courts, a private club golf course, putting green, shuffleboard, music and dancing. If you want to relax, we at BLACK POINT INN know that feeling, too. Warm sun and clear air that revitalize the spirit without any effort at all. Cool nights that make a luxury of the snug comfort of a good bed. Comfortable chairs for lazy reclining at vantage points for watching the active enjoyment of others or for simply looking at the encircling view of sea and tide. The BLACK POINT INN is on the ocean's edge at Prout's neck, Maine, 7 miles south of Portland. It is easy to reach by auto, air, or rail. We are proud of our reputation for over 30 years for outstanding food and service. 80 rooms all with bath at American Plan rates. Open from mid-June to mid-September, we also can make special arrangements for convention groups before and after this season. For our illusfraled booklet in color, wrife fo Ross W. Thompson, General Manager BLACK POINT INN Prout's Neck, Maine Represented by ROBERT F. WARNER, Inc., 588 Fifth Ave., New York, Judson 6-5500 Boston--LAfayette 3-4497 Chicago-RAndolph 6-0625 Washington-REpublic 7-2642 A Maine Vacation is what you NEED!

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,I-l CLASS 'l'llRl'flC Left to right, front row: Rossie Reed, Nlargo Langeuberg. Nlargo llead, Sybil Miller, .Xyery Poor, XYendy XY.idswortli. Icau Gibb. Back row: Linda Clark. Carlile Lowery, Laine Diekeriuau, lfdie Sedgwick. Monty XYatkins. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The editors wish to thank everyone who helped with the large amount of typing necessary for both issues of The Steward. The senior typing class was iudispeusableg but thanks also go to VVendy Urschel and Molly Earle, who helped when the class was especially rushed. The editors also wish to express their appreciation to Babs Currier, Amy Chapin. Polly Bartholomew, Tabby Cuunuiugs. Connie Bigelow. and Nl. Noland who helped up tremendously with the bulk of proofreading. XYe wish to acknowledge the following illustrations: Connie Bigelow's. on page 4lg Cynthia Sch1uidt's. on page 453 and Connie Bigelow's on page Sl.

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'I' H E S 'I' E XVA R D WILCOX CRITTENDEN DIVISION North 85 Judd Manufacturing Co. I Yekil Hachyum Peultah H We Come from good old Boston, Campus and Weekend Fashions The home of tI1ek,uem'm:md the Cod BELVEDERE AT YORK Where the Cdbots speak only to Lowollg 3'2 N- HOWARD ST- And the Lowells speak only to Cod