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A . NJ 5951 0-:oi We o- gsv25 asf ,rp-Q2 sr' oy' 13 9 2,99 First row, left to right: Irene Miehalik, Jane Hale. Second row: Eleanor Manning, Myrna Curry, .Patricia Greene. Third row: Nora Harrington, Patricia MacFar1and. Sevemeen Climbing up three flights of stairs . . . two by four rooms . . . christening the penthouse . . . long debates on merits of Bing . . . Calamity lived up to her name . . . Selfenfy Homo falling out of bunk beds . . . card games with Walt and Jack . . . MacFarland's excuses to evade Brian . . . chases after Salty . . . Walt on the phone . . . Sparkie's Beauty Parlor . . . Smoky and Sparkie giv- ing up smoking . . . Mickey and the plug . . . Red . . . Deanis List . . . Shorty's books . . . get togethers with Johnson . . . Ah memories!
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First row, left to right: Mary XVheelwright. Barbara Stone, Peggy Smith, Anna Biggs, Janet Goss, Van Durham. Joan Towne, Beverly l-lolgate, Jane Sharron, Gladys Peek, Betty Finnell, Sally Cutler, Pat Smith, Marcia NVhidden. Second row: Priscilla Eaton, Alice Chefalo. XVynn 1-Iaekley, Ann Caspar, Prudence VVeaver, - Phyllis Pitman, Betty Mayo, Ethel Chernus, Jean Day, Barbara Lawry, Joyce Brown, Martha W'aterhouse, Eleanor Bagley, Peggy Abbey. Third row: Ginny Auty, Ginny Rood, Doris Lutz, Shirley Clay, Jo Crie, Jean Parker, Martha Davis, Ruth Dorfman. Lyn Thomas, Cynthia Jones, Joan Miller, Ruth Reeves, Harriet Gunn, Betty Barker. Fourth row: Evelyn Kaknes. Pat O'Kane, Lynn Anderson. Ann Holbrook. Jane Anderson, Barbara Lane. Elaine Brown, Norma Smith, Charlotte Donahue, Judy Keegan, Norma Howard, Ann Kingsbury. Hervey Hal! Joan Miller and her man of the week . . . Jean C. and her Crump hat . . . Norma Smith, Pat O'Kane, and Dot Haskins with their engage- ment rings . . . Cynnie Jones and her bubble gum . . . inevitable Italian sandwiches - guess when? . . . Bev and her mad phone calls with M. E. D .... Alice C. who had to procure a mail bag to hold all her letters . . . the halls haunted by a person in a black gown at cer- tain hours of the morning . . . Betty F. and her nightgowns . . . the demerit system that got little rest . . . Evelyn K. and her pig's feet . . . praise Allah for skeleton keys . . . Barbara and her dreams about Dave made life interesting . . . Miss Burbank made honorary member of Club 204 . . . Lutsie - official barber of the hall . . , testing the ire bell . . . Miss Dutton's pie bed . . . Sandy and the Freedom Train . . . Barbara and no mattress. Sixly-nine
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.4 xi vt K , '-. . If First row, left to right: Cilla Denby, .Tonni Johnston, president, Xveezie Lee, Maryjane Flynn. Second row: Sally Anne Allen, Billie Bilodeau, Lucy O'Leary, Natalie Jenckes, Barbara Ankeles. Third row: Gloria Miller, Lynn Smith, Carolois Mitchell, Amo Kimball, Beverley Putman. Fourth row: Betty Riclter, Jean Hornby, Connie XVood, Margie Gaskell, Phyllis Galanto, Charlotte Finklestein. Absent: Carol Evans. Whitman Home Caffeine fiends . . . Italian sand- phant goes in there . . . What does wiches from Morrill's . . . radio Cilla do her hair up in, to get that trouble . . . Wood's Pharmacy . . . perfect page boy? . . . Carol just Hornby and Pepsodent . . . fashions and fits . . . Room 24 . . . Grand Central . . . Mary Jane's depend- ability . . . Bev tripping over her new look . . . You lose!,' . . . knitting argyles . . . Borrow a stamp, Nat? . . . no hot water . . . Gloria . . . nine movies a week . . . Charlottels babies . . . alarm clocks that know no respectable hours . . . trips to Bowdoin . . . Weezie's surprise party . . . Jean and her fur-lined girdle . . . break- fast for four . . . One in Marlboro, one in Framingham, and one in Hudson. And I Went to Kendall Hall . . . Barbara's alarm clocks at midnight on I-Iallolwe'en . . . Lucy's pipe . . . Betty, Kicker and her one-piece orchestra . . .,Connie's father's car's fender- but an ele- flies over the snow-tears down the hill, that is . . . Am0's weekend house party . . . Billie and ibut hair- do . . . How come did Carolois get half the mail that came into the house? . . . Jonni and the Winter Carnival date . . . Be quiet, or I'1l go to the library - exit Phyllis inf HOUSE Srzfcuty-one
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