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

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SENIOR WEEKEND .- Watch those appetites! The Guardian Angels AT 7:30 A.M. on The morning of February 15, 20 enfhusiastic seniors, paTienTly guided by Dr. and Mrs. Sfephens, along wiTh Mrs. Robison, headed up To Pico Peak for The annual Senior Ski Weekend. We arrived aT Long Trail Lodge aT noon, and had The firsT of our many excellenT meals. The aTmosphere of The Lodge was warm and friendly, vviTh iTs large fireplace and rusfic furnishings. Even The snow-bunnies were inspired! Pico Peak and Okemo afforded greaT opporfunifies for The skiers, who survived despiTe numerous spills, all gaily narrated. There were many sad goodbyes Sunday morning as Three carloads of Tired, happy girls lefTVerrT1OrtT and reTurned To SToneleigh. The week- end was a wonderful mixTure of happy confusion and The crazy anTics of The one and only Senior Class. Ruddy indoor sportsmen The Sunday MOfI'1iI'19 Sad S ty

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the distinguished Senior Class of I957, being of unsound mind and tormented soul hereby proclaim this document to be our last will and testament . . . KAREN ASSELTA wills her Exeter scarf to Happy Patrick, and her fine grammar to Diane Tatem. AMEY BARGER leaves the sun, sea, and friendship to Lucy Liebert. LUCILLE BIRD gives back her sayings to Sue Drake, who is too young. SUE CAMPBELL wills her mashed potatoes to Jerry Wesselhoeft, and all the pianos to Mickey Marks. KITTY CRAIG leaves the coke machine key to Jean Pfieffer and Judy Chadwell, and wills her single room to Bev Mack. BARBARA HOLDEN takes her beast with her, leaving his good nature to Mr. E. BARBARA KAYE takes her mononucleosis with her, and wills her iungle pants to Mrs. E. SUE KENDALL leaves her responsibilities to anyone without ulcers who wishes to get them. RENNIE KOHN-OLAYA wills the thought, Vive Paris, et les hommes to Mike Hughes, and her sportsmanship to Janet MacLaughIin. LIZ METCALF takes her Sunday caller with her, and leaves her in- side knowledge of Greenfield. MARILYN MORLEY leaves her long hair to Pat Duffy. MARIANNE OLNEY wills her laugh to Jan Peek, and her accent to Janka Thompson. STEFFIE RITZMANN leaves iust two words to Penny Smith, and her page-boy curlers to Sue Otto. GAIL ROBISON wills her own special chunk of Vermont moonlight to anyone who can truly appreciate it. PAT ROBISON leaves her remai-ning 25 points to Jean Hale, and wills her philosophy of life to Mrs. Connell. WEESIE SALINGER wills her D.A. to Dee Drainie. WINNIE STEELE wills her Western saddle to Barb Lloyd, and takes her Star with her. SHERRIE STEPHENS takes her versatility and idosyncrasies with her, and leaves on time, for once. CHARLOTTE STICKNEY wills her athletic ability to Debbie Graff, and takes her smile with her. Solemnly witnessed, THE CLASS OF T957