Stoneleigh Prospect Hill School - Liber Anni Yearbook (Greenfield, MA)

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Decorating for the VERMONT ACADEMY DANCE is as gay as any party. Crepe paper stream- ers seem to fasinate Sue and Bam, while Gail works busily. The first highlight of the November social program was the VVILLISTON DANCE. Sandy and her date pause obligingly for our photographer. BIRTHDAY PARTIES are such fun for all and provide a pleasant break in an evening of study. Here, Brooksie does the honors. The surprise HALLOWE'EN PARTY on October 31 was crashed by two very shady-looking charact- ers who baflled the more refined Stoneleigh girls. After parading mysteriously around the living room, they disappeared and later returned as . . .P 57 'FK-' mfs.-

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A favorite FALL PASTIME is eucamping on a sunny hill to catch up on correspondence and get a bit of sun. Five charming maidens pose in front of the corral to compare tans acquired in the pre- vious summer. A hcll sharply cut through classes to proclaim a tcnscly awaitcll liolirlayfM0lfX'l'AlN DAY! The majority of the school was ready and waiting for the hus to carry us to the scene of an all day picnic. tains, throwing apples, etc .... .leans were the happily-donned garh as they prov- ecl helpful for climbing barns, falling down moun- ,qi 1' .Y A ,Q ru- ii W3 1 is 4 I r 's4h Linda and Burnie almost lost each other with their exultation over the pas- toral scene, viewed from the summit of Mount Sugarloaf. X .

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,.v Robin, Mrs. Frederick, and Tommy Iimerson make 21 very homey picture when seated at the piano. It really helps one to feel at home upon seeing this scene. ln Ile:-emlwr an der-omtion party ensues in the din- The dilllfffl is On! Happy Couples wish ear-ll other il ing roonl while the seniors nlzule Sl.0llf'l0lg.IlI look Merry f'llI'lStlIlilS while YV2lltZlllg.f?lI'0lll1ll lll01l2lllK'l' festive for the Dl'II'lIll llCl,D l 0RMAl,. floor. ., 15 l S The queen, Nancy Vusaek smiles with pride as the shutter eliekecl to enrl :1 wonderful evening. 58