Stuart Hall School - Inlook Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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.VL4-f LLLA ff tsp' 'J-,,'e. gtk xopv' QM:-P 8,13 a 'Sv JANET BROMAN t'I'wo Yearsj Usui-JR: ANNE li0l'Ii VVhcn liromo came to Stuart Hall in the middle of last year, she became one of us with a grace and ease that have been associated with her ever since. She im- mediately became intrigued with S.M.A., and it with herg needless to say, this mutual attraction is still very much in evidence. 'Tis said she is destined to sky rocket and we agree, but may we suggest that it always be done at a very slow foxtrot? For any ex- planation, please see t'Hromo. BETTY LOU BROWNING tkThree Yearsj Usnakz NANCY ISELD1-:N ln spite of derogatory canned pears and cold vegetable soup Qwith due respect to a certain blond faculty memberj, lletty Lou has given us a great many hours of listening pleasure as she has pedalled her way through Stuart Hall. A shock of hair forever in her eyes twhich, incidentally, light up at the mere mention of a palm treej, a pseudonym applicable to her lower extremities, and a somewhat perverted, though uproariously funny, sense of humor ..so goes the label which we pin to the back of a wild plaid shirt headed for that Florida sunshine. X ..s,aw,,f',3,,i . '-4 gf - NO' me-fv c, or Q'-' if ,,,w-w Q:.53' Wie u- YU' 0 U' -'00, sq ofv ,jo - dd' 'N wool sf' ui' 'ot' 00 JO cv I 0 1 xg- '1 A X L .eff 5.Q Www x NP Qc' e- ,W 1 N' - v 41 . ol' 0j'f:w'i.i0 Q1 'V'

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MARY BARDIN Qtlne Yearj Usmalt: Flu-:nov L'ol.1.1Ns Mary is another of Florida's delegates to Stuart llall, and a very indispensable senior. She has to her credit, that much coveted Dresden-china look, and an air of genuine capability. We elected her vice president of our class when we first knew her, and we were right in thinking that we had picked a winner! KING BASKERVILLE ttlne Yearj Usln-ina: ll'lARIlC lX'lAcz1clc lf we had only known. . How often does one hear that said? And there you have it in a nutshell-the way we feel about one of our newest additions, King. lf we had only known what we've been missing ..but King has managed to make up for lost time by frolicking through this year and making a friend of everyone. A laugh a minute, country barn dances, and just what it takes, put all together, they spell li-l-N-G, tops in our language! 3 ,ws me my - i . SAY au ,+ve Stvleiljy oy int. bmi.. 114 19 , ofyl ell- flat' 'vc you 9-WY -,Prey Q fame 5'

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NANCY CARNE t l'wo Years l L'sn 14:14 1 IXNNIC tiAks'l' l'ennsylvania claims Nancy as one of its loyal daughters, and Stuart Hall claims her as an indispensable part of it. Swarth- more's genuises will have strong eompetie tion next year when our Nancy exhibits something of that gray matter which has been amazing us for two years. llow can she help being a tremendous success at whatever she undertakes? VIRGINIA SCOTT CARTER tTwo Yearsfl L'sn1cl:: litmus jonissox tiinny's the gal with that riotous, curly, blond hair with which we'd all love to be topped. She also has amazing abilitiesg one of them being able to go to sleep any- where, at any time-and a completely un- preclietable sense of humor. Our only re- g1'et is that she hasn't been with us longer than two years. She has been a real addi- tion cluring those years, however, and our thanks go to Beckley, VVest Virginia, for their loan.