Walker High School - Pepper Pot Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

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Mo?fi??. Alice ................. Mon?gomery. Mardie. Moore. Molly ...,,....,.... Mor?on. Emily Ann. ,... Myrin, Mary .,........ Newlon. Diane .......... Nichols, Margare? ........ O'Donnell. Nuala ....., Palmer, Rosalind .,..... Peabody, Be??y ..,... Phillips. Lydia .,.....,. Porcher. Harrie? ...4... Por?er, Ann .,..,..,..,. Powers, Marjorie ,,..... Presco??. Pa?ricia ...... RaIs?on. Joan ...,......,. Reed. Emily Parry .,.,...... Russe.ll, Ru?h ...,.....,............ Scharin. Barbara Jean .....,... Scheerer, Linda ......:.. Seidel. Frances ...,.. Smi?h. Eileen .,..,, 5mi?h. Frances .,..... Spurr, Trudy ,.............. S?inchfield. Diane ....,. S?raw. Barbara ....,..., ...,........l879 Broadway. San Francisco. California 2208 Gran? Avenue, Wilming?on. Delaware I5 Kenwood Road, Grosse Poin?e Farms. Michigan Louclonville, New York Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania ........l9 Eas? 72S?ree?, New York Ci?y ..,...,.l5 Eas?way. Bronxville. New York Su??on Place. New York Ci?y Quasse? Farm. Fairfield, Connec?icu? I95 Onwen?sia Road. Lake Fores?, Illinois 80 Chapin Parkway, Buffalo, New York 6l5 Morehead Avenue, Charlo??e. Nor?h Carolina Brook Farm. Liber?yville, Illinois Duck Pond Road, Glen Cove, New York I8 Wellesley Road. Holyoke. Massachuse??s Dixon, Illinois 230 Eas? 45 S?ree?. Savannah, Georgia 24 Colony Road. Wes? Har??ord. Conn. 770 Wes?leigh Road, Lake Fores?. Illinois Llewellyn Park. Wes? Orange. New Jersey Mayfair House, Park Avenue. New York Ci?y . l22 Cherry Valley Road, Garden Ci?y. New York 67 Congdon S?ree?. Providence. Rhode Island Coun?ry Club Road, Fairmon?. Wes? Virginia lO2I Harvard Road. Grosse Poin?e. Michigan 333 Woodland Road. Lake Fores?. Illinois S?udebaker. Lillian ...... ...... I 229 Eas? Jefferson Blvd.. Sou?h Bend. Indiana Tener. EIizabe?h ....,.... Townsend, Pa?ricia .... Vernlund. Be??y Ann , Warden, Doro?hy ....,... Wa?son. Alice ........... Way. Doro?hy ..,..... Wilkin, Jean ...... Williams, Joan .,..... Win?er, Diana ....,,..,.. Wrigh?sman. Irene ..,.. Grove S?ree?. Sewickley. Pa. Horse Island, Greenwich, Conn. Sunse? Farm. Wes? Har?ford. Conn. Haverford. Pennsylvania ,..,.....'Round Hill Road, Greenwich. Connec?icu? , Ches?er, Pennsylvania Barbados, Bri?ish Wes? Indies 467 Hillside Avenue. Wes??ield. New Jersey Nor?h S?ree?. Greenwich. Connec?icu? O. Box 256, Hous?on. Texas 90

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The PaTricia Wood ShorT STory Prize Awarded To DIANA HILL OUT OF THE CROWD ATREMENDOUS wreaTh oT holly almosT concealed by an even larger scarleT bow decked The high walls aT one end oT The greaT Terminal. while beneaTh people surged wiTh dogged persisTence To Their various desTinaTions. So large is New York's Grand CenTraI STaTion ThaT The hundreds oT people who are consTanTly moving Through iT make no more noise Than an unbroken murmur, a drone, which Though soTT, is alive and inTense. BuT This day The sooThing Tones oT an organ rose above The murmur To echo among The ornamenTed raTTers oT The disTanT and hazy rooT. The driTTing humaniTy below did noT pause To lisTen and absorb and wonder aT The immensiTy oT IiTe and The beauTy and meaning in living which These carols sang TorTh. lnsTead each liTTle selT-cenTered auTomaTon scurried abouT, compleTeIy absorbed in his own Trivial peT- Tiness and concerned wiTh Those abouT him only in so Tar as They could be oT use. Coming down The huge sTone sTaircase To The swarming level below, I became one of The many milling Taces. so diTTerenT in conTour buT so iden+icaI as To expression. I Took my place in one oT The lines aT The checking counTer and, slighTly irriTaTed aT The delay, awaiTed my Turn, while glancing wiTh passive inTeresT aT Those abouT me. My aTTenTion was caughT by a slighT girl in a raTher unaTTracTive-colored brown coaT. She was haTless and her neck seemed Too long and Thin To supporT her large head wiTh iTs TluTTy mop oT curly Tan hair. So pale and Thin was her Tace and so almosT yellow her cheeks ThaT her Thick brows and brilIianT brown eyes sTood ouT in alarming conTrasT. OT all her TeaTures her eyes were whaT I saw. and iT was noT Their size nor Their green gIinTs ThaT held me spellbound. buT The manner in which They looked aT people and seemed To see sTraighT Through every mask To whaT was really There. One by one The surrounding people Tell under her piercing gaze. and when she had ascerTained whaT she wanTed, she would move on To The nexT. RiveTing her eyes To my Tace, she seemed noT aT all perTurbed ThaT I was looking aT her, buT sTripped all preTense and covering from me, peered inTo my soul and Then dismissed me wiTh no apology or expIanaTion. WiTh burning Tace and hoT embarrassmenT I Tried To conceal my annoyance aT This mere slip oT a girl who, wiTh compleTe indiTTerence, had upseT my poise and leTT me blushing and Turious. WhaT had she seen when she looked aT me like ThaT? ThaT'II be a dime. sir. and I haven'T goT all day. The words oT The aTTendanT aroused me To every-day realiTy. and beckoning To a red-cap, I hurried away. A TirsT day in New York aTTer an absence oT Two weeks never Tails To be a bedlam oT business conTerences, hurried greeTings, and a hosT oT unexpecTed Turns and TwisTs in The rouTine we leTT so Tirmly esTabIished behind us. In a mood oT ThoughTTul pre- occupaTion wiTh my business problems, I Tried To relax on my way To a Triend's house Tor dinner. when my chauTTeur sTopped aT a lighT on The corner oT FiTTy-SevenTh STreeT in The dusk oT The same aTTernoon. I glimpsed Through The halT misTy window a 93