Westover School - Coagess Yearbook (Middlebury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

,K P' 3 M., 4 -W, GH . -1 wx -ffm .V W' ' . n , ,,. HX ...fi Q: gf ,qv 1 , fx 9 E 9 man-,uma M ,fl .u u a R .1 E I W. an Wai!! s ty .Q 1' K1 wi' .1 f'u u s vu O 1 A s -1 I I lv , ff 'M' ,',,. 1 if 'X ' V iv ,f on f an f ef .fe 'K 'U' ff I r 5, gf 1 X A fr, f - 4 . iss fast., 3 Q . f '5 f 'I 4 ,ff as s if I' ,, Yfsf 'V' H,Q4n I ,X 1 5 - . QQ. QAZ COH?6.4.4 A E vs lf, ax N 1 S i ' EG R 5 . WESTOVER SCHOOL MIDDLEBURY - CONN. 1909 ' 1953 THE CLASS OF 1953 dedicate: this SECOND COAGESS to ANN PUTNAM BROWNE VERA M. BEACH with GRATITUDE, ADMIRATION and AFFECTION 4 5 TR is G ig? FACULTY AND HOUSE STAFF s I FACULTY AND HOUSE STAFF DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Emma Hibshman Elizabeth Kellogg Elizabeth Newton DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Betty Soule Cora H. Sydenstricker DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE Gladys Haring Adela Merrill Prentiss DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES Patience Norman Marjorie Pratt DEARTMENT OF LATIN Elizabeth Cushman DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES Nelson Brooks-French Marion Childs-French julie McClintock-French Celeste Fernandes-Spazzirly Ilse Stechow-German DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Carmen Congdon-Choral Bruce Simonds-Dir. of Piano Wallace Bartlett-Piano Evelyn Merrimon-Piano Sylvia Schumacher-Piano jean Horstman-Piano and Organ DEPARTMENT OF ART Joachim Schumacher Ethel Swantees DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION joan Ensor Gladys Haring Ruth Zia-Innfuctor' of Crorrufayr SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Allan Clark HOUSE STAFF Lucele Almy-Dielitian Vahrah Hanbury- Head of Stage Office Edith Honeyman-Library Ruth Hutchinson- Head of Por! Office Sarah R. Pierce-Home Director Mary jane Simpson-Houreleeeper Mary Sioussat-Home Director Katharine Wygant-Hoare Director Arthur jackson, M. D.- Scfeool Phyrician Anne P. Browne- Rerident Head Nurxe Vera M. Beach-Reridenl N wife ADMINISTRATION Emma A. Hibshman- Arriftaut Head Mirtferf Marion R. Griswold- Arrirlam' Head Mirtferr, Trearufer Senta Christina P. DeWanger- Arrirlant to Head Mirrrerr Rose M. Dyson- Admirriom Officer julia E. Kjellerstedt- Arfirlafzl Io Treararel' Virginia Meier-Secrelary Gladys Owen-Secretary Adele Ervin- Alumnae S ecretary CLASS SONG We'll always turn to thee, Our motto loyalty. We stand a class now with you as our guide, For we're a class now, as yet untried. In the hazy future, we will be held fast, By wisdom and knowledge gained in the past We'll often think of moments spent here In some far distant years. Though our song fades away, We'll still have loyalty. 10 THE sfmnoacmss 0 F M53 + Tlmxf' abou! her from her shall rfnfl the jam'- fwrl zurwx of hmmm ELIZABETH KIRKHAM ALLEN '50-'55 Over Werzdy, Wefz JEAN CARLISLE ACKERMAN '50-'55 Over jemzie Wise men .vfwml their Iinw in mirlh: II i only fnolx thai nw? .wri0us. lnrlivirlunlily is t?'1.'t71'yllIf7Ig to be gilnwlfffl and llnnnwrl ru' ilu' Toni of all good. ALICE ALBRIGHT BELL '50-'53 Over Afife, Al DORINDA WHITE B1212soN '50-'53 West Bunny, Bun ICn1'rff-v and u'rxi.vff'ru'r' mm um' all 5. Slrf'ng'll1 of l'lIHI'I1l'fFT ix ll Slll.7Ii7lQ'Sl1lT.U . L ANNE RUSSELL CHICKERING ,50-'53 West C kick y ALBERTA LOUISE BONYNGE '51-'53 Over Allwmz, Berfa Nothing grml wax fuer arllifverl willmut f'rzIl111.s'1'a.vn1. I lnfurl in r1'.snl1f1' Izumi lu 1'X1'l'llfI' N'??l'l ll llwurl in I'IHllTfTfl'. and DAVIS CRANE '50-'53 Over Dfzwif, Dmfy SALLY PIPER Coxu '50-' 53 Over Sally. Sal Il wus fIlIlNI.Y.Yf1III' In fillrl mu' nmrf' gum I1lrr'11 unrl nm' mon' willing In hrljl u fri1'ml. Alwn of hunmr uw' IIITUIIYS in .vmnn rlegreff mwn of g'l'HfIl.Y.,, NANCY LABAR DRAKE '52-' 53 West Namy SUZANNA DEGARDEYN '52-'53 Over Aim Thr milrlwxt m11m11rr.v: Ihr gf'HflI'.Yf lwr nl ljghl of .Hep and hear! is .she v ALICE CANNING GRIMES ,513 Ally 5 3 Over MARY VIRGINIA GIPSON '50-'53 West Mary, Gibby Trim joy is n .vf'rf'rm, ll sober molion l Iu.vln'.v of IlI!'H'I'7lH'IIf llml nwrr' mon! Io srl Ihr Inblr' un u mar. RUTH BYNON HEFFELFINGER '50-'53 Over Buff, Buffy ' 19 1 I'l1 ANN HARPER '51-'55 West Ami, Hnrllwer 1' grwnl nrlixl is Ihr' .v!u1fr' of his own irlw fQI'llI'P'U.Vifj' fx flu' Iwnuiy nf Ihr' l11'arl. DIANI2 CARROLL JON ES '49-'53 Over D06 Dee '7 4. KATRINA LIVINGSTON HOADLIEY '50-'53 Cver Dicka ww' mlm low' rnlfl laugh rllml .mfr :ln wr 1 light heart lives long. SUSAN MILLEN LAPHAM ,523 Sue 53 Over JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH KANE '51-'53 ' Over joel An effort made for the ,l!1f?f7i7lf?X.Y of others liflx us above ourselves. 'The xense of honor is of so fine and delicate u nature lhnt il is only to Im mel with in miml.x' which flrrf nalumlly 11ublcf. ANNIE TILTON MCMILLAN '50-'53 Over Amze 77 MARCIA ELLEN MCCUAIG '50-'53 Over M 1151, M un y Good llumor is g'umlnf'.sx and ZIVIDXIIUIII Combined. Her pleasant manner and natural charm go hand in hand with a ceaseless energy and ala un t lest perseve1'am'e. BARBARA STANDISH MooRE '50-'53 West Barbie PATIENCE Mxaluurr '50-' 5 3 Over Patty Bright and confident and true fjumnmrz .x'r'n.w' is 1mlur1 .s' gijl, 1111! H'u.sm1 is un url. JOSEPHINI3 WAYNE PEPPER ,5o-'53 Over jofie KATHARINE WILLETS N1ilLEX' '51-'53 West Kale J' 'AA .BPIVI1 of joy llllll UIIf'P'gy.U The two noblest things, which are sweelness and Iighlf' IVIARY MCDOWELL REYNOLDS '51-'53 West Mary MELINDA ELIZABETH PIERSON '50-'55 West Mindy Wise tor resolve and patient to perform Nnlhing is impossible lo the willing heart. ANTONIA MARIA SCHILDGE '49-'53 West Tonie JOHANNA Rn'r12NHoUs12 SCHENK '51-'53 Over Wy Few lhingx are irnpossible I0 di1igPm'r? and skill. Her own, Ilia! wlnfl: she wills lo do or say, .YI f'7II.Y zuisest, 'UI'l'f1l01l.YPJf, 111'.x'z'ree!est, bmi. ESTHER WATSON SPAULDING '50-'55 West Exflver, Ex MARGERY N1xoN SCOTT '50-' 5 3 West Margie Great lmarlx alone 11m1e1'sIrmrl how YIIHFII glory there is in bBi71gg00d,U An honest heart possesses n kingdom. ELIZABETH STYLIANIDOU '52-' 5 5 Over Liexel ANN JOSEPHINE STOCK '51-'53 West Ann He IS truly great who hath good rharity Honor is the moral conscience of the great. ANNE STOWE WHITFIELD 'so-'55 A West Ann, Wlaitty 29 MARY ANN WEBSTER '50-'53 ' West Mary, Webster The most manifest sign of wisdom is can tinued cheerfulnessf' l'r1r.sc'nt mirth hath present laughter. MARY jo WOLCOTT '51-'55 West Mary fo MARGARET LOUISE vVlliDENMAYliR '51-'53 West Peggy, Peg Rare ix lhf' union of zfirlurv and l1f'a1lly. Patient of toil, serene amidst alarms. THALIA DIANE Woons '51-'53 West Diane, Di JA I -e-,S-rn I Msg N . YA ,Lai fa? ,Q fm Qvfah xlxii -wr bw Y r - Q 5:-. .. Q 5, KA MKQNQFXKW ' , W W S .sf -GAN- .we ,fl X 53 1 Mussx' .Xlirv I4-.ilu-1 N.mu Alnslc -lou ,lv-I I.iL-sul .Mm S Sglllx Sum' Dccli Diakn 'llmic IHJIIL' Marx liglrlwit' AH5k'I'l.I Bllnlt' Marx XX . as D kiwigisx .,.. :.. x . :. CL' 'Q WS' 5 X 3 ,Q SN X Q fy -KW ss, S I X S . 3 Q SN? x Q We ,f , ' vifiw XX Mk' . ' x X X 'gxgbiigf - Q S., W NX A. Q ,..,. xx WST-x :rf E. .5 , Nix Bfvfiggli 5 xt K N X 3 I ki y ,K AN X Q SXQ5 ' 3 f' Xu rg, Y R . A -QQ:-' :-asm.::f,x.zf.,::. up We will always remember . . . E... Q ..l 1 A ,..,z,..,....--M Um' nmlfn Lnyfzlfy. Um' kgnzy lhlllllfl' . . -Nu K3, 1 1 X ,. Q 1,, if Um' fzmxml. VL'1'llfl om' xwzim' rjzlgy and most of all 34 . . QUR CLASS GFFICERS l'1'carjdcf11l vf Mz11'ciz1 1NfIcCfL1ui5g l 'in'-l'f'c.vjfh Ill--AAIIII Wlwithclnl .S'w1'c'lf11 1'--QPuticncc Merritt '141'm1.f111'w'-fDiane Vifoods Umlm'- -lN'l111'y Wcbstcl' 55 STUDENT COUNCIL l fljlllll l7ILON'1' ROW--A-f. flckc'1'1m111, M. Mcfhztrig. M. Scarf. Sraciorsln Row--MP. Mcrrjff. A. W'lwi1jie!d. D. Wffmdr, M. W'c!mw'. 'I'HrRo Row-A. Cflmlfmzf. M. Lfnzgdwz. N. Wtzrwzz. l'reliminary all-student councils have been meeting before the regular one which includes faculty members. In this way, we have been able to save time by eliminating repetition in sugges- tions and discussing minor matters with student representatives before meeting with the faculty. We have used the valuable coun- cil time for more vital and interesting problems. In addition to the regular members, each class elects two new ones for each session. Through the council, the students lind an instrument for the expression of their opinions and ideas and it is, therefore, a most important part of the student government. BTARCIA BTCCUAIG 131't'.i'idw1l of fha' Srlmnf 36 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION tlt-ft to right! FRONT Row-N. uyclljllll, E. Affwl. SC'L'i'6'fLl1 1',' f1t'k6'l'l1lu'll, Pre.vidw1f,' ji. Pepper. T1'ei1,s'111'er,' fl. Cluzffiznl. BACK ROW-f. Boling, D. Cook, Peferlfilz. WX. Iliff. L. jwzey, C. Mfzrmlej Sjnzzzfdizzg, M. Reyfznldr. AHSIENT-P. N1ll'llI4lll. M. Piwzmzz. The Athletic Association is comprised of each member of the school who cloes her part in carrying out the Honor System. This year the cooperation ancl spirited enthusiasm towards sports was very gratifying. Weiidy Allen ancl Josie Pepper join me in expressing our thanks and appreciation to all the Seniors, Olcl Girls and New Girls, ancl send our best wishes for future years. JEAN ACKIQRMAN P1'c ,l'ffIl6'l1I of llve flflvfefir' Axmcirzliolz 37 WEST TEAM .- . 1? - .. ,M . 0 , fi -' -gpf I - . . 1. XP-'gn 5'f ' Q 'Ji' 0 i' F - .. f 'QP f f iflx 0 3 .L A A 1 A Q nb' . 'V H tlcft In rightl FlmN'l' Row-K. li.n'lu'dl. P. ,I4!c'lIl.lfI1z, li. Hmmlm. A. Cffmlf.n11, Prwidwlf, I.. jfmu. 'Im.1-:mr P. Crvnfifz. R. li.1m'r'. Hufjflg. Slfumlm Row--M. 174.111, I.. P11144-lf. S. Sfillfzp A. Il.n'r'iug1fm, S. Ifhlww, li. Cflzflll, Ci. Millm. M. llfhf. C. ll.n'z1'uud. 'I'HlHIm ROW M. lx'.1Lulr.11r', M. M.1iLr. C. fjfldllill. L. Mm. R. ll ifli.mfw, I', jflif.. C. G'fmdm.n1 P. li.u'fn1. FUllR'l'H ROW S, limffu. P, Srlllffif, H. ll l1i1lwf1w'u. S. Sfn'fff1.1nl, 17, dz llglv. l7wrirLmz1 ff. ,1'r1f2c'1, ff, Alfar. R. l .IKLf.lll. lfll- IH Row 7 fi. fjl'fL'Il!1g'lNlLI', Il. RL'l1l'!7.lH1. M. C,'.n1w', A. I?iflw'dmr1, A. Clf.1jw1.n1, G. MnNk.1f1 P. fflnirlilllqlmrzl. M. Br1u'rr1.n1. SIXTH ROW '---A. Huflllcx, C. 1l!UUI'L'7'. P. lflkliixl P. GMU, B. Rfllgv. AHSFNT S. Hm'yw', fl. Iimdlw. II. G'r.lu. ll. Milf., lf. lN'.1l.w1m'u. P. Nm'n1.H1. St'1'l't!I.lI1. S. fl'f.'w111r1r. I.. lfffffflfrll. Pklllly- Aww. l'm,r Tefje. ffl. fwzuie 38 Al OVER TEAM left tu rightj IRONI' Row'-G. lvjllltlll. S. lirnzru. C. Mmwlgy. 'I'm'.1u1n'w', N. U .11mu, Pruidwll. ll . Ilill S:-1'r'ul.1r'1, ll . Cnfuzruld. D. Cuub, S. Srlvmedwz SIECIUND ROW-M. Mc'Clrllm'lz, P. .S-llljvelllllll. U . Smilb. S. Illulfln, If. llnirlzrim, ll Srlunf INV. BuIc'In'1'. Iflfrzfvlf. S. 'I'1rl2c'll. I'lllRlJ RUWW- Bnllwl. II.1mlllnu. N. Sibluy, K. I3,uflv1', If. I3l.H14'I1.mI. If. llnrlrll. D, Slurf I.. Ilill. S. Iifrgu. IOIJRTII ROW -Iflullmlzwlv, L. Ilulfglltrnl. S. IVJII Alwz. M. linx, I'Il1l4i11. M. Idlzlqudmf. I.. 15:1 bergvr, L. billings. Ptlwvilfl. S. KIIIIUI. llF'l'H Row S. I3.uf1lm'gw. 15. G'IlULlf'I1'Z7. A. lilllizlglmvf, I.. Imlfm. j. 17.1rm'I1,, S. ISJIICII. M. lin gin. S. II.1,ulIng,u. M. Cfmlfdga. I . Ilmrrzu. . . '. f f, A. lim L.m'. lllwzdy, Nazzvy. Callyy LJVHI- Dfbbff- Ill! 39 KSFNT ff'- B. Clune. j. Fnlz, D. tlauwll. S. Pwlf, N. S1l1rmf4lu1'. S, Sflllilt. I.. Slmrlmlu, P, .SIUIIIIILIS ' M 4 Izznllllt SENIOR CLASS llcft to riglmtj FRONT ROW!D. lVnod.r, A. UVlviIfic'fc2'. M. Mcfznzig. P. Mclrill, M. W'cff1.r1w'. SECOND ROW-A. Slflfk. M. IZey11olf1'.r. B. Mrmrv. E. Allen, Peppw A. C.'l1ifkw'i11g, S. dcG'.11'a'ey11. THIRD ROWMA. Brwyfzge, A. P1.11'pe1'. N. ID1'.T1ke. M. Smff. A. M.1rMiff.1u K. I'Im1c1'fc'y. SLSl7C'1I1?, D. BFUJYIII. FOURTH ROW-K. Neiley, D. Cmlzzf. A. Bvff. A. Sl'Z7jIIllg6', Kfnza. S. Lclfhallll lf. Sfmfffzfillg. M. W'f1fcY1lI. FIFTH ROWAR. 1'lC'fIL'lfilIgC'l', M. Gifuwz. A. Cf1'i111e.f, M. lVic'r1'w1111f1ywx E. Sly- limziclnzf. f1L',l96'1'lll:17l, D. juzzex. ABSIENTY-S. Cnxcf, M. Picfaimll. -40 FALL TERM 41 The Dramatic Club Presents uVietoria Regina gg Q gg DDDQO3 CAST OF THE DRAMATIC CLUB. PLAY- VicI0ria Regina I nn!r1m11--- WM. L. Sibley Lord C 0lI.j'1I4Ql7i1I1l4E. Wickmfire Al't'!7l7j,l'l7lI!7 of C.u1!erb1n'y-A. Bonynge IVL1id.rer'1m1l--P. Sehulke Dm'l2e,i'.r of Kelli-C. Hoover Vf4'f!ll'iLlv-K. Hoadley Lord Mefbollrzle-R. Heffelfinger Prime Albw'lvB. Moore Prizzve Er11e.fl-B. Gafill Mr, Azmnz-S. Batten QllUC'lI'J' G'e11flema11-M. Velie l..m'y Muriel-S. Coxe Lady G'm1fe-M. Pierson Lady in WCzili11g-K. Baehr Lady Oakley-VV. Smith lDlltlf76.l'.l' of ,9llll7l'l'1zZlICl-'M. McCuaig Lady fam'-L. Fryberger G't'l1L'l'zIj Gmy-G. Uihlein Meuzbeixr of flue Royal l:d7llil li'7P. Simonds, A, Wlmitneld, W. Smith, M. L, Sibley D. deVegh, K. Bnehr, Ackerman, P. Bacon. CflIIlll1jffL'lJ.l'I C'!l.l'fllllIL'.l K. Neiley, D. Woocls, S. Soule St'L'lIL'l'-Q' .md Pmf7w'lie.r-P. Evans, W. Hill, M, Langdon, C. Maroney j. Peterkin Sf1fl'lll1W. Hill Liglm'-D. Jewell Prmfmrriwz Ald1ldg6I'fD0flUd8 Beeson inn., SENIOR CLASS -1-L NATIVITY PLAY CAST OF NATIVITY PLAY Mary-Ann Harper joxepb-Katharine Neiley lmiulv--Dorinda Beeson Herul:fhDiane Wormds Gabriel--Alberta Bonynge Hema!-Barbara Moore Pager-Mary Ann Webster, Ann Whitneld Kizzgr--Elizabeth Allen, Mary Reynolds, Antonia Schildge Shepherdr-Rutlm Hetfellinger, Margery Scott, Mary jo XVolcott A11 gels'--Diane jones, Josephine Pepper, Margaret Wiedenmayer Moflvevzr-Anne Chickering, Sally Coxe, Katrina Hoadley Sola'ie1'.r-Alice Bell, Davis Crane, Susan Lapham Heavenly Choir-E. Allen, D. Beeson, A. Chickering, M. Gipson, K. Hoadley ' P. Merritt, E. Spaulding Produclimz Commiliee-J. Ackerman, S. deGardeyn, A. Grimes, Kane, M. McCua1, A. McMillan, M. Pierson, J. Schenk, A. Stock, E. Stylianidou 45 XWEST HOCKEY TEAM 5 'Q 'sa 1. fr .. 4' N nfl Rnvc' H.uft tw I'i,L!l1tl S, lfixfur. l', 'I'm111.1im, M, lC.1lwff.111'. Cf. Allffn. Cf.1,'fl,11r1. I.. l'ff14.ff. R. ll flff.1w1. fi. Ilfflrm X. umlv Row' li, liwmff 1. fi. 'IWM x. M. MUN, I.. jffm X. M. Ilfn. I'. Cffffff, IS, limp. 'ww 'vl I.. lffffffm. OVER HOCKEY TEAM llkvl HUXX' HAH tu Iljglllf 17. fffwlf, linnfall, JI, l..lll.QJm1. M. linqm. 4..1ffl.nu. U'. ,x'Nllll,'. Al, 511141, .X Il.1fmn, Nlumlv Ilnw lx ll lllff. ll . llflf. I.. lwllmy., Al. Iwx. xl. Ilfllmulwfff. 1 .H.1f,fr1.x. S. ,Mfwf,..!.r. 'XISNI N1 I . lfwm. I, lllfrxl. li. ll 14l11m.X..M1flfl.. -I6 NH SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM mm' Rmx' HA-tt fu 1'igl1tJ-H,-1. ll.nfm, N. Dub. 17, IIWWJ.. Ai. AifC,'n.1i,'. Ii. Alfmr. f.'.1ff1 L L . JI. II Lfwfu. xl. U Wllfufgf. lx. lIf1,1JlL1.-I, XfIlLV1ll.Ill. www Rmx' JI. lJ.wfff'.!A. AI. ll ff1'wlf, S. ,!4fi.mfLw1. JI. Swff, l'. Muviff. lf. pillfn. ,l. l'L!ff r .l, 17711 A' 4 rxffxg, XWESTUVER HOCKEY TEAM -fr , si A S fi M. , V. X-k 'Q 5 V x 4 d A - ' lu NI Rmvxx Hur rw llgllfb Cf. Alillw. M. lhlufr-,11r. li. Alwm, Cf.f!f1.1if,f. K, llmnflg x, li, lfwmltm Nlumlw linux .1 llnjnf, JI, Ifiwfflffv, lzf .fflfm l,, jffm X, JI. Xwll, nl. I',l'fur, I7 XX? 5 , Q , . , 'Q Tx WINTER TE R N UI, Dorcas Society Presents School For Scandal CAST or DoRcAs PLAY- Sclmo! for Sm11dr1! Sir Peler Tmzle-L. Jones Sir B6'lIj:Illlfll Bwrkbile-C. Harwood. Lady Teuzle-E. Goodrich MI'.l'. Cdl16f1l1 '-'N. Wfatson Smzke-B. Gafxll Cmbfree-N. Belcher Carele.r.f-L. Imbrie Maria-M. Langdon Sir Harry Bumper-DI. Hurst Sir Olirer Surface-A. Chalfant Lady Sl16'6l ll'6'l!-'L. Fryberger Mamas'-P. Cunningham f0.fc'f1l1 Su1'faCC-M. Velie ClJ.'1rle,r Sznffzce-P. Bacon Razvley-XV. Hill G6'Ilff6'IIlrl71-S. Peck S6'1'l'rIl1f,l'-H-J. Fretz, G. Miller Production: CU.ffllI1l6'.l'-'S. Soule, Chairman, L. Simonds, P. Evans, A. Chapman Scenery-D. Cook, Chairman, L. Billings, H. Mills, C. Maroney Pmfu-D. Jewell, Chairman, S. Beebe, W. Griswold Gemfml Pl'0dlll'fj0lI Mmmgcfr-J. Peterkin 51 Qi i X XX'EST BASKETBALL TEAM OVER BASKETBALL TEAM SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST Row- QLL-ft tu riglmtj-ni. Cfaiflwrlfzg. M. A1ICl1.l1AU. Slfriomm Rowgj, 15 ffjnr. S. L.Il1717.1Il1. K. 11f1,n11g1. CL1,'71LI111.' 15. Aimm, A. Cfmm T. Al!SIiN'l ff1f. .V-l11Lr1, M. Smll. fl. Sflwildgu. Al. Pjillliflll. M. 1hQw1n1111. A. 13111. A. dLG.m14 Al. U 41111u', fl. ll 1f11fIL1c1, N. 17f'.I1'c'. WISST BASKETBALL TEAN1 FIRST Row-11.4-ft to right?-M. l1L1Lv,11f'.1z1'. R. ll 111i.zmf, A. l1Il1I11cJ. SFLONI3 Row' 15, N.1r.nufm, M. llfliu. j. liuliazy. f1.1fIl.11I1,' C. Ifnblzim. M. A1414 r. AnslfN'l l,.1N'fIV1l1.111. OVER BASKETBALL TEAM lfnmrvl' Row 111-ft to riglnj --if. 1H.1l'1J1lL1, lf. HHc'1l'l7, ID. Sf-fum. Slffpmwlw Row' ll . 11111. L, 15111i11.q,x. IV, Gmzwlff. C,'.1frl.1iw.' A. 1711111l.UX7.I111, tl. 11.1w11mu, AlsslfNTf f ll . lfnx. 55 lfg . 1 'xxf 'S-. 3 J Z 3 Y V X -1-2 fag ia WN , f RA ik u 3: 0.5, . K K, V 3.4-,R ki ,gt , v S 2 , 5 ' f 1 F X fi, 3 , ' ' , + f 1 ,.,+f' if K, 5 i A, Q-4 SPRING TERM ? U THE WE ST TEAM PRE SEN T5 RHAPSODY IN BIUE THE CVER TEAM PRESENTS GAITE! PARISIENNE W . if if E Eg. E, Q WEST TENNIS TEAM ' 4. f , OVER TENNIS TEAM T 5 E SQ WESTOVER LACROSSE TEAM ww EIRST ROW QI.cft tu riglltjwlf. G'umlm.n1, A!'LA'I'Ill.lII, lf. Ilnffvlf. SlfumNlw RoxN'i1Il. R.ILz'llI'.II!'. L, jams, P, AIw'rit1. AIiSlfN'l'f S. Ifrfzxlrdfg UI, III. SHUI, AI. Pfwimll, III. II f1fr'nl!. AI. II e'fMln', IIN. FUN. A. Uwffflfl XVEST TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW- fl.cfr tu riglmtj----5. IQIKIIHIIIUIQ L. jnuw. C.1j11.1ir1 ,' P. T7'L'7?lj.17lt', Srfcown Rmv--C. lcwblfizzj, P. Srlwlh, M. C.n'1rr. OVER TENNIS TEAM j. f1.llIlHIU?I. Hnrlou, II . Iliff. N, Sff1r'r1e'zfvr, II . Smilb. ABSFNT -L. Sjlllllllcli. CI.lAf7l.li7l. 59 WEST SOFTBALL TEAM f I 1 w OVER SOFTBALL TEAM 30351 60' SENIOR SOFTBALL TEAM Fll4s'r Row- QI.cft tu riglnj 1, IH-ppm-. j. Arlw1'm.n1, SFKZUND Run'-fl, C.'fvi1'l4r'i11g, M. Afll'f,'lhIftQ, M. ll iLdLf111f.1v141'. H, A1onrL. K. flfnldfrl, A, Grilmn AHSFNT- -If, Allul. D. liL'L'KllIl, M. Rlflllflldl. C:.IflfcIiII,' D. Cmmf. M. Smfl. WIEST SOFTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW f-Qlmft to riglltj--ll. Mills, L. l'nz1'ufl, If. NLl!'.l1IIlll'L'. C.1ffhli21.' L, M.11', R. l3Jllw'. Sl2riuNlw Row f S. lfillm-. M. Vvlh. V. fufllu. P. Gibb, R. ll illi.1mx. P. 7'run1.fim'. AMslfN'l' l'. 1Nlll'Nl.Ill. I . f,1ll1lIlfII.Qf7.lNl. UV IER SOFTBA LI. TIEA M FIRST Row-lI.cft tu riglltl-V. Tlvm-nv. ll . Hill, N. UH-lflllll, N. SrZu'r1wfw', U . Smiffv. Slfc'0NIw ROW---S. l!.1.uliz1y,1, L. Bilfizlgu. Il . Cfrivfmld. li, Cluw. A. Dillizzglmrzz. AnslfN'1' j. lifmhlf, 17. lfufflf. j. llm-nf, C.1jfl.4ir1. 61 If 'll rc-ug HI, Ill' typing .k Q fs, V ,v .. 4' r -. rm, :ll 1, I . J. , ll 1 ll I f ff ,fa fr 9 hi Q. , 3 1 2 X is Q index Q 'f'i- .14 1 ,W '. we CLUBS RPNPN so MDS me ff 153 ITTEE 5 COW! A1 GLEE CLUB left to rightj l'll1S'l' Row'--A, Cfiiriinirllq, 'l'f1ml fl11i1l.111l. M, Swll. I'r11f1l111l, Cf. C.'f1u4e1fm1. I7i111lm, S. K,'f1,x1' S1 nnld A11i1l.n1l. zlilllqfmzzl, I , 'I'bru'm', R. lltfftffflffgw. IJ. litwml, lilllkli Row---17. Cfwi, G. lfilvlvfzz. M. Silzlty. A. Tw-ffrflf. S. H1111 r, I . '1'r1m.1im'. S. l'.n1 A111 u 1.. 111.191, l0lIl1'l'H ROW--A. l1'1f1l1'l1.n'd. l71'1ri1'l1ml, I . ll t'f1'f1, K. H1lL'lU', IS, Crulflff. ill. llfit. S. Iittlzi lllf'IAll ROW---C. llnnrrf, llffvfeizl. llumillmz, fl. I7iUf11Kuf1.1111, ll . G1'i11rofJ, S, l'11'lf. Cf. H.n- rzwud. L. Silumldi, N1x'1'11 Row-I.. liiliinyi, I.. jnmi, N. S1-f1w1'd1r. S. Slftjnfrd. Aww. lf. flfftu, P, fllzfrlll fl. Allow. ninnm M. lluufmll. A1'1'fmlj1.11fi1l. 1955 was Ll very SLlt'L'CSSl-Lll year for the Cilee Cfluh. The Lllllllltll try- outs took place in November, nntl forty-eight new members were ltll'lCl1 in. We had two concerts during the winter term, the first with Loomis in lfehr1111ry und the second in March with Kent. ln the spring we h.1tl eonterts with the Yule freshmen and the Taft School, as well .15 for the Allll11l1.lL' nntl CiI'LlLlULlllOl1 guests. We want to thank Mrs, Cionlutlon for her exeellent 1lire1tion, QlI1tl to wish next ye.1r's le.1tlers the hest ol' luck. MA11c9lfRY Sciorr Preiidclll nf live Gfee Cfzfb 6-'i NFLUNIJ ROW M. M.1i1r. A. Ilofmu. K. Ilfhrdfm. M. ll 1f1,1f1r. S. linyt, I.. lffifftrgqtr. l'. C1111- 1SlfN'l' P. Ii.11'rn1, j. Illfllefv. M. frlfliflll, 5. lll11H11. 11. llulflqfllffff, I.. lwfsm. I7. 11 nm lf. Ip, IX.:- DRAMATIC CLUB Qleft to rightl ON Fmoit---D. lliilllllii. P. Ifmui. Sl'l I'lNGiAl. McCn.1ig, K. Btzuffr, D. Dul rglr, D. liueirul. Vice-P1'widef11.' li. Ililavlvmnl. F.1c11f1y ALjL'iJ!Il',' B. llluure. l'f'e.i'ide11l,' K. Hr1.fdlej'. St'Li7't3hI1'Q',' S. Cuxe, A. llnbilfield, G. Miller. KNlEl2I.INGffll. Sibley. ll . Smith. C. Grmdmim. L. Frybw'ge1'. BACK ROW-C. Ilrm1'n'. Il . ll iz'bzl'ire, P. Merrill, P. Simrnm',i, P. Sclflfflu, R. llvfftlfingu ll . Hill. A. Iiwljyzlge, S. Ldfllhtllll, A. Srbifdge, K. Neifey. B. Gllfilf, S. Snlrlu. S. Iiufn N. liulflwr. AlxslfN'1' Achrffnnl, P. l3.n'm1, S. Hrlllfll. M. l'iu11mz1, M. Ltllllildllll, I. PL'fL'7'l'LIl. 17. fwrwll Al. Vrije, G. lliblviu, C. !l1.rmmQ1'. L. lfmzlmmlf, L. Iiilli gi. 71 This year the Dramatic Club produced three successful plays for the school. Victoria Regina , hy Lawrence House-man, was the one given during fall term. In preparation for these plays, the Dramatic Club meets every Monday night, Our other activities include a Christ- mas party at Crossways, a movie and a picnic in the spring. Bunny Bee- son and Dicka Hoadley join me in thanking our coach, Miss Hibshman, for her help and instruction during this past year. BARBARA lVl00Rlf Pl'E'.YjlfEIlf nf llve Dmwfzlir Club 65 DEBATE CLUB left to rightl llRsT Row-P. lMc'?'7'fll. A. Ilnlrilfitful, M. Hugqirl. l'irc'-I'rv.iidw1l.' 5. !.n.w, lf. Aflwz. SIZLOND Row-S. lfiibcr, lf. G'f1r1driL'l1, ll . Iliff. L. jfllltif, Al. fl'ltlic1', Hnllrnl. IW. Scull, fl. Rlffv .1i'dm11. C. 11lllII'L'I', H. Milla, N. Belz'fJc1. AHSIZNT--M, I'iu'w111, P1'L',filIL'lIl. S. Bvvlu. firelz, H. G'r.1ct'. L. llllflffc. M. ll tf2,u1t'r, P. Tfelllftlllc The Debate Clulfs activities began this year with a Red Hall debate on, resolved: Wfomen Should Be Drafted. This was followed by a Christmas party. In winter term we held a debate on, resolved: The Tide- lands should belong to the Federal Government. This term we also gave a movie for the school. In Spring term, we debated with Choate and Gunnery on other interesting topics. Throughout the year, we have con- centrated on speech training and general debating. The Debate Club wishes to express its thanks to Miss Newton, its coach, who has helped make the year a success. Mli1.lNlJA Pnsiasow l'rc,f.izf011I nf Mn' Debdlc' Cffllfi 66 ART CLUB l tleft tu rightj FIRST ROW--P. Trwrllrimz N. Belrlwr, S. Tcflufll. A. Dillillglnzm. D. Srlmil. A. Cbirlwrirzg, H. Mill.r. S. Fiilvwn SECOND ROWRA. Br.ra'lw. Hill. U . G'ri.i'u'old, Herld of Plwlr1gmpl1y Suflinfl, E. S1l'dlIll'6.f. Iirrullj' Adr'i.f0r. R. Heffelfzfzgwz P1'e.fia'w1t.' M. Gipiorz. Iliff'-PI'F.lfdf'!1l.' S. Cnxu. S. Prrlf. TIIIKD Row-S. liwlzc. D. Cone, A. 'l'0bej'. C. Mmoney. N. Srb1'm'de1'. K. lNle'ile'y. A. Scbildgv. A. MrMillin1. D. Butnirnz. L. jomav, A. Bonynge. B. Gafill. Il . Fox. M. Velie. M. MrCnaig. Ai4si2NTwvj. Al'Pc'!AflItI71, P. Sfrylwlmz. li. lN'tm1n1m'u. S. Srlzrmdcr. P. ll ir'dw11m1yc1'. P. Normafz. M. Dum. S. a'cG.n'deyf1. L. Powell. A Halloween sketching party began the year of events for the Art Club. This was followed by a fashion design contest and a Christmas party. Eat-h term the members of the photography and painting sections handed in contributions for exhibitions of the work they had done. Winter term offered numerous meetings, while during Spring term, we had our annual picnic at Miss Dillingham's farm. Mary Gipson, Wendy Griswold, and all the members join me in thanking Miss Swantees for her help and interest in the Art Club. RUTH HEFFIQLFINQIQR Prefideul of Ibe Ar! Club 67 FRENCH CLUB lleft tn rightl FIRST ROW-ff-M. Sififdl. Bll7idl'lf. D. ll r1r1du', P. T1'c'111Jif1cf. S. Ttrluff. S. C.'11,X'1', ll . Slllilff P. f,llll1f1iI1.Ql7t1lll. SECOND ROW--A. B07lV1'f7g6', Pre.ridenl.' A. Srfyildge, A. Tzmdellc. G. MfNe.11.i, M. Mrlfullnrlv A. Cibtllfdflf. N. Dmbe. Vive-Pmavidefzv. THIRD ROWf-D. Sfblltl. K. B.1elu'. Rem'l9,1rd, A. ljillfflxglhllll., K. Nviley. A. lIillll,.It'f. A. 1l.n' Tillgllfll. S. Perf, M. Maier, A. Bell. D. Cfzlllv, B. .M0ure, M. Cfrlrlfidgtz A. Alfet, S. Sault If. G'ru1dria'lv. D, Delfegb. M. ll ub.v1er, A. Cl7iL'b6'7'ifIg. AHSFN'l'f-1, Al',LL'I'I!lnI7l, S. Amer, H. Gnife, L. Ilunghlnn. M. Lnzgdnu. Ii. A'.I7'.lIIlll7'L, K. Nuilt-1 Again, this year, we belonged to the Alliance lfraneaise of Walter- bury and heard French speakers. Our contribution to the Alliance was our puppet show, La Farce de Maitre Pathelinn. In December we gave our annual Christmas play, La Pastorale de Sequretn, ln February, we presented our major production of the year, La Comedie de Celui qui Epousa une Femme Muet . Beginning the second term, we had a French table in the dining room. Some of our meetings were held in Crossways on Saturday afternoons. ALBERTA BUNYNUIE Pl'U.l'f6lE'llf of flue Freflrb Clnb 68 SPANISH CLUB tleft to rightj FIRST Row-V. Thorne. A. Ilnbilfield. A. V.m Law, Vice-Pre.ridw11,' C. Fwmuzdcr, Iizcully Ad z'i,v'w'.' K. Neiley. Pre.iidw11.' P. Alerrill, M. Rdl2e.iImu'. SECOND ROW-E. B1.rnrlvm'd. S. Baebc, P. Sfbulke, A. Dillingham. U . Gri.su'old, S. Peclf. A. Har ringlun. A. d6G'rlI'dt'j'1l, M. Fox, D, Cook. S. 0'Connr1r. ABSIZNT-M. Dum. L. E.l'ldb1'00f6, M. McCulloch. L. Puufell, B. ll fJillw11o1'c. M. Gipmal. This year the Spanish Club has held its meetings every other week in Crossways. We have discussed the music and dances of various South American countries, written articles for our Spanish newspaper, El Vo- cito , and enjoyed many recreational times. We also had a most success- ful Christmas party in Virginia House. We all owe our thanks to Sen- iorita Fernandes for her kind help throughout the year. KATHARINE NlilI.EY Pre.n'ide11l of fbe Spauiflv Cliffs 69 CLASSICS CLUB tleft tn riglitj Fmsr Row' fli. llmiditfy. j. li'tm'Zv.ird. M. 1?,zLt4i1r.11z'. G. AIrIN't',iln. M. I., Silflii. SFCONID Row I.. l r1l1w'gn. A, lllflwjnilll, P1':'ifu1wll. l'. 'I'lmrm', Ii. Cfni!w1.n1. Inicnfiy Atfziim A. Grilzlw. E. Slfitlllltffllg, lljft'-P7't!lidt'7lf, G. Miller. THIRD Row-j. I'tfppw'. j. I'il1lm1. P. Scbnlbf. U , Hill, A. Srluildlqt, B, lxlflflli, M. llumfm m.u'er. C. 1l,11'1c'1md. li. llnflllltlllllfcj, A. BfH1j'lZ4Et', E. G'r1udricfJ. ABSENT-A. Aflac. P. Bircurf. L. Inllurie. M. Lglllgdflll. M. Picrwu. G. lfiblem, N. I! .z1mz1. E. Ilniri win, S. B7'0ll'lI, S. B,m1l1w'gn', A. I'.1z1 l..1er, M. IQ-fin. N. Hfltfn-r'. lf, Slllhlllfdllll. j. Kult. Roman ideas, ways, and habits are the subjects which the Classics Club chose to study this year. The members of our club gave Ll Christmas play, and also u play in january, the comedy Mcnaechmi , by Pliiutus. In concluding, we all wish to join in thanking Miss Cushman for her help during at successful yezlr. ANN McQMn.i.AN PI'lf.l'fLI6'lll of Ille Cf.f1.i1iii1i Club 70 Ai THE WICK BOARD lclt tu iightb RST Row-1'. 7l?':lll.IfllA', M. 1l1t'C.'11.ri.u. A. Sflwifdgt, 1f:1'i1rn',' M. lliwrffdi, Blftfllttt' M.lIl.ItQl'l' xl, llulfillitltl. D. Mt I 14411. iti0ND ROW'--17. fjillllx N. llmlr. S. Sulrfu, A. IHli1illfU.Ill, A. Hull. M. Srnll, A. f.lf1.l!f.ll1l lf. Crillllcflftfl, ill, ll tf1ilLr. S. lififlw. G. 1lll'NL'.1f3. LSFNI' N. llU.ll'lUII, M. l'iw'.ifn1, M. Ciijmml, Cf. Millw. j. Bnlintq. This year thc Wit'k, gt ll'lClTll7t.'I' of the Columbia Scholastic Press ASSk3Lil.llllJI1, has put out live issues with one six page Copy. We have taken .1 tour through thc Ncw York Timcs building and have haul weekly meetings to study hcatllincs and journalistic writing, All in ull, this yctu' has hccn Ll lot of fun nntl it very successful one for thc Wink, ANTONIA SC1HIl.ITUlf Ijtlhur'-111-C'l1ief 71 THE LANTERN BOARD fleft to right! FIRST ROW-A. Cf5i4'ic1'i11g. Al. Crlulhflqt. SIILLOND Row--N. Dmlw. M. ll ul2.i'1u'. Bniim f.w, i M.l1lrlfQc1'.' D. Iittgiwz. A. Ball. Edilwy' S. Cu THIRD Row ff--- P, Nrnwmn, B. Gafill. A. Bonyngc, D. Cmuu, M. MrC1z.lig. AliSI5N'I'ff.l. f!llUI'L'7', M. Vtlic, N. uiinlllllll, If. llnlfglylml. This year we have put out the usual three yearly issues of the Lantern and have also introduced various changes in the magazine policies. The maximum number of board members has been increased, and we have tried to have a fairly equal number from each class on the board. The cover design of the Lantern was changed for the March and june issues. We had our annual German with the Wick on Thanksgiving and a spring picnic also with the Wick. Aucgls BELL Edilw'-in-Chief 72 I 1 THE COAGESS BOARD tlctt to rightj tom' Row-D. fjfilllc, A. Sim-in NIKQOND Row--f-D, jmni. Bniimii fllcIlIu'.Qt'V.' A, Grimm. Edifor, HIRD Rovcgfl, Sclvjldgi. K.u1t'. R. 1'1L'fftf,llllQL'l', Sc'lmr1l'. M. ll iedcr1111.17ir. The Yearbook Board has worked all during this year towards the printing of this setond edition of the Cfoagess , We hope to show through this yearbook the many activities in which we have taken part and which we have enjoyed so much in the three terms of this school year. We would like to express our gratitude to our faculty advisor, Miss Newton, to our advertisers and to all who have contributed to the Coagess' Publication. Aticgii GRIMISS Iidifm' of llve Yefzrlvnni 75 LIBRARY COMMITTEE ROOM ORDER COMMITTEE 7-i WAITRESS SUPERVISORS QI.cft to rightj SIEATED-A. GI'jlllC'J', A. Whitfield, ClJf1i1'11m11 E. Spazzldizzg. STANDING-E. Affelz. R. Hejfelfinger, A. Bwlyuge, K. Neifey, D. Beemn LIBRARY COIVHVIITTEE fl.:-ft to rightj FRONT ROW-A. Svbildgc, D. Cnnze, CbzIjI'lIlrllI,' D. Wrff1d.s'. BACK ROW-M. Lclllgdllll, C. I-In0z'e1', A. Clmlfmlf. L. 101165, Bnling, S. Sozlfc. ROOM OR l DER COMMITTEE flmtt to nghcj FIRST ROW-M. RzIkl'.!'fl'z1ll'v. D. Becdmll, Alfwz. SEATED'-S. Bwlfc. P. I-I11eb.fc'lJ. P. Merriff, CfJdj1'lllzllI,' S. Sozzfe. STANDING-W. Smifh. Bofmg. 75 TREE SONG We stand here before thee, oh Senior Tree, While your branches swaying, whisper loyalty. A new light of life breaks clear in this our Senior year. Senior tree you stand at night, solemn in the pale moonlight, And slowly comes the gray dawn showing us Through our faith in thee, we'll find loyalty. Let our hearts be always true and hold dear memories of you Thee here we stand round, together bound In loyalty. 76 A 1... ' I I5 ,. rs ' ' X Ks :.,: I.: X A 7 ll li ' I .4 I Co rc I C Z? N is- r i-' 1 595 'T' 5' ' 2. June 3rd-Westover School, Middlebury, Conn.-Issue 1963 Latest News Of 553 Graduates Ears and Eyes of The World New he-admistress of Bunnery School, Miss KATRINA HOADLEY, reveals her secret by which she became a world-famous sherry producer, Says Miss l-loadley, We distill it ourselves. MARGARET WIEDENMAYER was crowned Miss America by judges who claimed her measurements to be perfect. Says the newly-crowned beauty, There is an exercise for everyone. Now let me tell you about mine . . Politics ' Stevenson has just announced his plans for running again in '64 MARCIA Mc- CUAIG has been appointed his campaign manager. Daughter defeats father in one of the most memorable political campaigns of his- tory. DAVIS CRANE has been elected to represent Massachusetts in the White House. Miss Crane is a well-known pub- lic figure easily identified by her ever-pres- ent cigar. New ambassador to France, NANCY DRAKE, comments on her position, je ne comprehends pas! Last night Miss Drake was seen at the opening of La Symphonie Pastoralef' The music was delightful! World News and Views The North Pole has a visiting nurse on skis. DIANE WOODS braves the wind, cold, and man-eating wolves as she christies gracefully from post to post, her medical equipment flying behind her, New director of the Grenville Mission is elected. PATIENCE MERRITT was chosen unanimously because of previous experience. Says Miss Merritt, Each na- tive will now have washing permission twice a week. The 55rd General Assembly will con- vene tomorrow and welcome prominent speaker on Scandinavian economic prob- lems, ALICE BELL. Oil Discovered! Late yesterday afternoon, the fabulously wealthy tycoon, ESTHER SPAULDING, struck oil again in the back patio of her Texan home. Miss Spaulding was a staunch Eisenhower supporter. About The Town Tonight the Philharmonic will present a new and unusual symphony composed and conducted by that talented young art- ist-ALICE GRIMES. Miss Grimes puts forth her mellow contralto to great advan- tage by singing excerpts from the sym- phony. The sensational opening of the Bird of Paradise night club last night was high- lighted by the torchy rendition of Louis- ville Lou by the newly discovered stars MARGERY SCOTT, SALLY COXE, AN- NE CHICKERING, and MARY JO WOL- COTT. KATHARINE NEILEY, wife of Princeton professor, is offering a new and valuable course in contemporary literature- How to live though Lamb and like him too. The position of cheerleader at Harvard has been taken by Radcliffe graduatea ANTONIA SCHILDGE. Miss Schildge's spare time is occupied in playing Chopin and doing Apache dances. Science The lore of nature has so captivated Miss MARY GIPSON that she is at the present making a national survey of the feeding and mating habits of the Bobo-link. Books Critics and reviewers have congratulated novelist JOSEPHINE PEPPER on her latest best seller- How To Keep A Bet And Break It Too-or-I Told Him I Wouldn't Smoke, But. Coming Attractions Opening next week at the open air the- ater will be the renowned actress BAR- BARA MOORE in her latest hit, Anything Goes . The Metropolitan Museum this week is displaying an art show of twenty-five HEF- FELFINGERS in oils. At Gerdoff Boogman's tomorrow, the famous Madame Dorinda, known to West- over as BUNNY BEESON, will present a fashion show featuring her newest most exotic creation, a crisp white dotted swiss dinner dress, with short cuffs and square neckline, trimmed with dainty lace, appro- priate for any occasion. Modeling Madame Dorinda's creation will be JEAN ACKERMAN, a graduate of the Powers School. Miss Ackerman is plan- ning to open her own charm school in Princeton, New jersey. The featuring course will be, How To Behave On A Weekend Here. Current Attractions Number one on the Hit Parade for the past year has been Open The Door, Charlie written by MARY WEBSTER. Miss Webster claims that this colossal hit was the result of an experience of her school days. SONJA BONYNGE, world renowned figure skater, is now appearing at Madi- son's Square Garter. Miss Bonynge, who is noted for her spectacularly high stop jump says, If the bird can do it, so can you. Miss ANN STOCK has opened a flower nursery which displays a large variety of rare petunias. Her annual show will start tomorrow. Creating sensations at the Parnum and Taily Wrigley Mother's circus are MARY REYNOLDS, tight-rope walker, famous for her new pigeon step, and MELINDA PIER- SON, charmer of glamorous snakes. Gossip For years, curious fans have wondered who the beautiful brown eyes of the May- belline Advertisement belonged to. Now they know! Miss ANN WHITFIELD is the proud owner. Mrs. ELIZABETH STYLIANIDOU Smith's wandering husband has finally re- turned to her, begging a reconciliation. Says the repentent Mr. Smith, Liesel, I still need you. Winning first prize at the National Dog Show this week are Miss DIANE JONES and her five pedigreed poodles, Miss jones's evenings are spent in bedtime Charleston sessions. During this time, her amazing dogs participate in the gaiety. Sports Winning honors at Wimbledon this week is the famous Syracuse representative, JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH KANE. Miss Kane is noted for her powerful drop shot and sturdy black stockings. ELIZABETH ALLEN returns to West- over to teach physical education after graduating from Springfield College. Miss Allen is teaching the girls wrestling as she believes it is quite necessary to have a knowledge of this art. The United States has come out on top again, The Olympic hockey team, led by ANN HARPER, spectacular full back, charged clown the field and literally smoth- ered all opposing Russian players. Advertisements Opening of cooking school next week with ANN deGARDEYN as instructor, specializing in Dutch and Chinese food. For information write: Box 157 Burymid- dle, Conn. Open soon: The Knit Nookg Specialties -colored wool for college scarfs. Manager -JOHANNA SCHENK. Enjoy relaxing summer at the Wrangle- men Ranch! All entertainment provided. Attractive cowboys our specialty. Blue jeans supplied for all dudes. Inquire TRIGGER MCMILLAN--manager. Advice for lovelorn-If your favorite beau has left you-, if you haven't got a favorite beau,-don't despair. Write SUE LAPHAM. She has a solution for every problem. NAME ACKERMAN ALLEN BEEsoN BELL BONYNGE CHICKERING COXE CRANE DEGARDEYN DRAKE GIPSON GRIMES HARPER PET PEEVE German Measles Problems Pettiness Introducing speakers My nickname Anything taller than 5' 9 United States Postal Service Atlas Case Rules Irritating advisors U. S. Screaming girls Dieting AMBITION To fill the booties To chin myslf To have a body to match my feet To take Billy May's place Not to choke on cigarette smoke To have a house on a hill To outgrow my brown shoes To start it tomorrow To skip breakfast successfully To tour the U.S. in my spacious Renault To be a coWboy's girlfriend To jump an octave To go ape 79 REMEMBERED FOR I never ree-ally get mad Ben-ding! Whale tales Clear Bell-like voice Pink mules S.A.B. and C. The face Vegetating Well . . . ? Those delicious figs The Good Guys Taking a bah-th Large lady, table? NAME HEFFELFINGER HOADLEY JONEd KANE LAPHAM MCCLIAIG MCMILLAN MERRITT Moons NEILEY PEPPER PIERSON PET PEEVE Rattling waste baskets Mayhew Movies at Westover People who borrow Mice in the walls Liesel's little idiosyncrasies Those many tears Waiting for everything Some 20 miles The number of week- ends at Westover Being so near and yet s-ooo far Nametapes AMBITION To catch the animal in our waste basket To burp in the Olympics To make a molehill out of a mountain To repeat those New York days To finish a cross-word puzzle by myself To make odorifercus music in the Met. To conquer 1400 miles west Rig 'er own sailboat An electric-eyed screen door! To set up permanent housekeeping at Princeton To open southern branch of a certain society! To make a page in history 80 REMEMBERED FOR Midnight snacks Tigmititus Onion soup Borrowing That laugh Unseen condition at breakfast It's fabulous l Schoolroom meetings Playing hard to get Trying to ignite Oil Wells Almost becoming a cadaver on this hockey field. The changes of attraction NAME REYNOLDS SCHENK SCHILDGE SCOTT SPAULDING STOCK STYLIANIDOU WEBSTER WHITFIELD WIEDENMAYER WOLCOTT Woons PET PEEVE The community living in 158 Dicka's burping Mispronunciation of my name 5 Antonio Mario Schilko Obsequious people Dirty bathtubs Getting up at 7:28 My hair Those choice glee club dates Bugsy Flitlield Thally Hairy nickname The misuse of shotguns AMBITION To come to breakfast in my pyjamas and and bare feet To make my debut at the Metropolitan To out talk Bell- Hell To pass the blood test To yell Timber and pick up a Chester 'Can't say! To have the last word in one of my argu- ments with Mussy To captivate a certain city Togrow. .. up To be an all 'round girl-eh Joel? To bake a puddin' To walk around the quad gutters on my hands 81 REMEMBERED FOR Climbing up the sheet My scarf Blushing and valentine gifts I-lark Sym l Her notices l Enaways, y'know Her M .I.T.--? Me? I don't blush anymore! That tee-rible voice! Holding the sheet out the window Bird seed 5,280 feet above sea level SCHOOL STAFF ALMY, MRS. LUCELE W. 9 Aron Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. BARTLETT, MISS NWALLACE Lawrencebutg, Kentucky BROOKS, MR. NELSON H. Middlebury, Conn. BROWNE, MISS ANNE PUTNAM Washington, Conn. CHILDS, MRS. MARION THOMAS Ames Hill, West Brattleboro, Vt. CONGDON, MRS. KENYON Quaker: Farms, Southbury. Conn. CUSHMAN. MISS ELIZABETH 52 Pine Street, Waterbury, Conn. DEWANGER, MISS SENTA P. 143 East 39th Street, New York City, N. Y. DILLINGHAM, MISS LOUISE BULKI.EY West Side, Woodbury, Conn. DYSON, MISS ROSE M. 33 Wheeler Street, Winsted, Conn. ENSOR, MISS JOAN 59 Aurora Street, Waterbury, Conn. ERVIN, MISS ADELE Q. 1900 Que Street, N.W., Washington 9, D. C. FERNANDES, MISS CELESTE 378 Burkhard Avenue, Mineola, N. Y. GRISWOLD, MISS MARION R. Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. HANBURY, MISS VAHRAH 2645 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. HARING, MISS GLADYS 140 East 46th Street, New York City, N. Y. HIBSHMAN, MISS EMMA A. Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. HONEYMAN, ISIISS1 EDITH M. Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. HORSTMAN, MISS JEAN 180 Milton Avenue, Hempstead, N. Y. HUTCHINSON, MRS. RUTH J. 907 Radclilf Street, Bristol, Pa. KELLOGG, MISS ELIZABETH HOSMER Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. Addresses 82 KJELLERSTED, MISS JULIA E. Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. MCKLINTOCK, MRS. JULIA FRANCINE Woodbury, Conn. MEIER, MRS. BARENT S. Puckshire, Woodbury, Conn. MERRIMON, MISS EVELYN Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. MILLETT, MISS ESTHER 41 Mt. Vernon Street, Reading, Mass. NEWTON, MISS ELIZABETH 310 Austalian Avenue, Palm Beach, Fla. NORMAN, MISS PATIENCE. W. 67 LaFayette Street, Norwich, Conn. OWEN, MISS GLADYS Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. PIERCE, MRS. SARAH REED Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. PRATT, MISS MARJORIE F. Chestnut Hill Road, Glastonbury, Conn. PRENTISS, MRS. ADELA M. R.F.D. No. 3, Waterbury, Conn. SCHUMACHER, MR. JOACHIM K. Woodbury, Conn. SCHUMACHER, MRS. SYLVIA Woodbury, Conn. SIMONDS, MR. BRUCE 15 Deepwood Drive, New Haven, Conn. SIMPSON, MISS MARY JANE Westover School, Middlebury, Conn. SIOUSSAT, MRS. MARY S. 1219 John Street, Baltimore, Md. STECHOW, MRS. ILSE H. R.D. 2, Bethel, Conn. SWANTEES, MISS ETHEL 170 Bleecker Street, New York City, N. Y. SYDENSTRICKER, MISS CORA A. 304 South Main Street, Wallingford, Conn. WYGANT, MRS. KATHARINE M. 401 West 118th Street, New York City, N. Y. ZIA, MISS RUTH Care of Chinese Embassy, Washington, D. C. Xf PUPILS Addresses VACKERMAN, JEAN CARLISLE Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ackerman, 37 Hodge Road, Princeton 6, N. J. AI.LEN, ELIZABETH W. K. Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Allen, 1 Highland Road, Andover, Mass. AMES, SARAH Jo Dr. and Mrs. Azel Ames, Smith Road, R.R. 4, Hamilton, Ohio ATLEE, ANN C. Dr. and Mrs. john L. Atlee, jr., 1315 Homestead Lane, Lancaster, Penna. BACON, PATRICIA Mrs. Primrose Bacon, R.F.D. 2, Bradley St., Westport, Conn. BAEHR, KATHERINE Mr. and Mrs. Irvine E. Theodore Baehr BAMBERGER, SUSAN THATCHER Mrs. Helen L. Thatcher, 375 Park Ave., BARHYDT, KATRINA Mrs. Steele K. Barhydt, 71 Blake Road, BATTEN. SUZANNE Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Batten, Roberts , Willets Road, Old Westbury, L.I,, N.Y., New York 22, N. Y. Hamden, Conn. 8: Gulph Roads, Bryn Mawr, Penna. BAUER, ROWENA Mrs. Goddard Bauer, 112 East 74th St., New York 21, N. Y. BEEBE, STEPHANIE Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Beebe, Jr., The Gunnery, Washington, Conn. X I BEESON, DORINDA WHITE V Mt. nad Mrs. John Kennedy Beeson, Fox Chapel, Edgewood Road, Pittsburgh BELCHER, NANCY A. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Belcher, Town Hill Farm, Lakeville, Conn. Q, BELL, ALICE A. - Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bell, jr., Hook Road, Katonah, N. Y. 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Ly, CRANE, DAVIS , Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crane, 45 Main Street, Dalton, Mass. l CRONIN, ANNE PATRPCIA Mr. and Mrs. George R. Cronin, 205 Columbia Boulevard, Waterbury, Conn. CUNNINGHAM, PRISCILLA Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cunningham, 75 Bloomlield Avenue, Hartford, Conn. DANIELS, JILL Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Daniels, 10 Searles Road, Darien, Conn. DEAN. MARGO FRANCES Dr. and Mrs. Millard R. Dean, 1755-18th St., N.W., Washington 9, D. C. x V de GARDEYN, SUZANNA Mrs. Levina Suzanna de Gardeyn, 2 Rembtandtlaan, Naarden, Netherlands DERRICKSON, ,IOANN LYNN Col. and Mrs. Vernon B. Derrickson, 128 Hazel Road, Dover, Del. de VEGH, DIANA Mrs. Jay de Vegh, 125 East 84th St., New York, N. Y. DILLINGHAM, ANN Mr. and Mrs. Sherburne Dillingham, Woodbury, Conn. DODSON, CAROL LOWE Mr. and Mrs. Charles XVillard Dodson, R.D. No. 4, Bethlehem, Penna. ,f DRAKE. NANCY LaBAR Mrs. Harry L. Drake, 209 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 11, Illinois 84 PUPILS-fC0n't.j Addresses ESTABROOK, LAURA. ELLEN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott Estabrook, The Cottage, Fayetteville, N. Y. EVANS, PATRICIA I. Mr. and Mrs. Howard V. Evans, Hill School, Pottstown, Penna. FAGAN, ROBERTA LOIS Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Fagan, 2810 Main Street, Lawrenceville, N. J. FISHER, SHERRY P. Mr. and Mrs. David N. Fisher, 27 Patterson Ave., Greenwich, Conn. FOX, MARY AUSTIN Mr. and Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, III, Auburn Ave., Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Penna. FRETZ, JUDITH L. Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry Frerz, 42 West Market Street, Bethlehem, Pa. FRYBERGER, PATRICIA LANE Mr. and Mrs. H. B. kryberger, Jr., 110 South 26th Avenue East, Duluth 5, Minn. GAFILL, BOURNE Mt. and Mrs. David Galill, 172 Railroad Avenue, West Haverstraw, N. Y. GIBB, PRISCILLA A. Mr. and Mrs. james C. Warren, Cove Road, Oyster Bay, L.I., N.Y. Q, G1PsoN, MARY Mr. and Mrs. Corwin E. Gipson, 509 North Cleveland Ave., Saint Paul, Minnesota GOODMAN, CHRISTINE P. Mr. and Mrs. Orton P. jackson, Church Road, St. Davids, Penna. GOODRICH, ELSIE IVES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chauncey Goodrich, 15 Sunny Beach Drive, West Hartford S, Conn. GRACE, HELEN MILLER Oliver Russell Grace, Esq., 14 East 90th Street, New York, N. Y. XX' GRIMES, ALICE CANNING Mr. and Mrs. Paul j. Grimes, 120 Grotto Avenue, Providence 6, R. I. GRISWOLD, ROSA EDWINA Mr. and Mrs. George J. L. Griswold, 2325 Camp Street, New Orleans 15, La. HAMILTON, JANE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hamilton, 33 Old Farm Road, Darien, Conn. Z, HARPER, ANN Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Harper, 1226 Murray Hill' Avenue, Pittsburgh, Penna. HARRINGTON, ANNE O. Mr. and Mrs. Davis O. Harrington, do The Yale Club of New York, Vanderbilt Br 44th St New York, N. Y. HARWOOD, CLARA GRACE Dr. Floyd C. Harwood, 88 North Stanworth Drive, Princeton, N. J. HASTINGS, SARA ANN Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hastings, Shawnee Hills, Wheeling, West Va. X! HEFFELFINGER, RUTH Mr. and Mrs. George W. P. Helielfinger, Route 2, Mound, Minnesota HILL, LUCIE LANGHORNE Mr. and Mrs. George W. 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JEWELL, DIANA Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Jewell, Jr., Lowell Road, Concord, Mass. 7 JONES, DIANE CARROLL Mrs. James Lowell Oakes, Jr., 4520 North Bay Road, Miami Beach, Fla. JONES, LOUISA WALLIS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Jones, 6610 Wissahickon Ave., Philadelphia, Penna. r KANE, JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Kane, 313 Farmer Street, Syracuse, N. Y. LANGDON, MARY ANNE Rev. and Mrs. George D. Langdon, Salisbury School, Salisbury, Conn. 3 LAPHAM, SUSAN f William G. Lapham, Esq., 310 Dewitt Street, Syracuse 3, N. Y. f MAIER, MARY FLANDERS J Mr. and Mrs. Karl Maier, Jr., 2120 North Lake Drive, Milwaukee 2, Wis. MARONEY, CATHERINE E. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maroney, 719 Gaylord Street, Denver, Colorado MAY, LINDA SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. Winston L. May, Jr., Woodbine Road, Stamford, Conn. f MCCUAIG, MARCIA ELLEN Dr. and Mrs. Victor C. McCuaig, 200 East 66th Street, New York 21, N. Y. MCCULLOCH, MARY ELIZABETH Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owsley, 3130 P Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. 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