Stuart Hall School - Inlook Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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a.g.X5z? F NANCY FIELDS tTwo Yearsl L'snr:R: MARoo'r NVALKI-:R . llackwoods ditties and a bass warbler bring to mind a superlative product of Maryland's eastern shore. Although tempt- ed and tried, she has managed to push farther along and, in our opinion, is headed for the stars. Three parts laughter, three parts brains, and three parts all- aroundness comprise a gal who is 99 and 44j1O0 percent perfect. Take a bow, Miss Fields! NANCY KATHRYN GRANEY Qlfour Yearsl USIII-IRI SA1.L1r: FILLEBROWYN The girl with the grin-that's Graney. Although she's famous for those Mt. Hope weekends, that plaid bathrobe, and her connection with Shady Side, we'll never forget her priceless witticisms which pop out so unexpectedly. A perpetual fountain of fun, nevertheless she has a word of en- couragement at all times and a smile for everyone. Graney's graduation will leave in each heart a vacancy that will be hard to till.

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MARY ELIZABETH EDMONDSON t'l'wo Years! Usnraltz ANN lx!0I I l-1'l l' l.ithe, sophisticated, unpredictable. XNho? Whyf, Toto, of course. For two years that eyebrow has reached unheard of heights, and cynical maxims have left their assurance that the inimitable Toto has passed this way, tieorgia's claim to fame has the amazing faculty of making a try- ing situation funny, and a funny situation funnier. Going places? You bet she is! XVatch out below! MARGARET ELLIS FAULCONER t'l'wo Yearsj Us H ICR 1 A N N I-1 CA M1'1s1c1.1- l'm from cJI'AZlllgC.H A familiar phrase from a familiar girl. ln the past two years, l'eg's drawl has become almost a legend and is continually being imitated with emi bellishments. VVe love her for it, and for the many other things which make her Peggy: blond hair, terrific smile, sweet per- sonality, and darling sense of humor. lf .M V62 this is Orange, we'll take a dozen! l pq 'I A . ' 8, S 1' 1: . '. 4 ' X3 Q M 1 iz A , ' J f 4 J ! I J 0 3 l Q , J 1 4' sl Q i 5 t ' J fi 5 . I 'Y af A 2 , 'fs . L' .f T ,' . 1 .- 4 A f pg f in ,, A 5 f, ' 1 5 'Y 1 Q , J' J ,A I ' 3 , X ' ff I . 5' XUY ff Sn 1? 4

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CAROL WILCOX HARWOOD tThree Yearsj Uslliekx Nicu. I.l'IlC GRIQENING Cb Wistful smiles and fabulous clothes will always remind us of the incomparable Carol, the girl whose list of men reads like the roster of a male university. You may talk about your Sweethearts of Sigma Chi, but she has them all beat by a mile. She's been a roaring success at Stuart Hall, and we know she'll go on to still greater things, if thatls humanly possible. We'll watch the headlines for the name Harwood. LAURA JANE HEPINSTALL fTwo Yearsj Usiiicuz JANE CAROLYN Rosiamekkv Well, l'm from Dixie too. . Lady Luck was really rooting for us when Hep put in her appearance that harried Junior yearg she has clowned her way through the corridors of Stuart Hall Qtaking time out for a few serious momentsj, and made us laugh when everything seemed to be wrongg for a spiritual tonic, we give you the onlyx girl who is still applauding the Louisiana 'urc ase. - ' E' ' I h fxxifj. 'szigcffg Em 7 1 QXSNII r rs is 'xg Y S Q' KK cv.. XX .i X I tx .rg X k X jg KJ X- Q, 5. +:..'i'Eip X. it 'fs '- Q Q fr - i'- irc ' it i 'ga