Westover School - Coagess Yearbook (Middlebury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

N, Y rf ir P iff ll ll Z!!! K 3 fr T1 i T 65, .7154 E .ff, EL .. ......M.,, I if iS!.WEl2WM The Coagess Q90 he QQ? 4 46 5 RE 5 wesfover Scllool i MIDDLEBURY . CONN. 1909 - 1956 W Bl? Foreword Through these doors we come unknowing, unsure and unprepared. Beneath the security of these walls we have found something more than just learning and friendships. We have attained a truer knowledge of life and we have acquired a more sincere understanding of people. In the chapel. under the trees, and amidst the singing voices, we have formed the basis of our lives to come. We cannot express what we owe to Westover, but as each page in our book is turned, it unfolds endless memoriesg and as the book is closed, may these pages retain the memories of what our youth at Westover has given to our lives. 5 4 l l l l Y r fl' l 1 4' l ll I miss mlyson Dedication When we first visited Westover, the wel- come of a pleasant smile and an enthusiastic spirit encouraged our hopes, and throughout our years that same cheerful spirit has prevailed on her words of unfailing advice. It is with deep admiration and pride that we dedicate the 1956 Coagess to: CJQOSB 335014 7 8 ,Z , X XS ,,, ,f W Q Q f -A Xt 2 ii ?? f M799 7 f fggff ff -L- WE '13 S miss gbilhncqlz miss xjcgsgman miss griswolvl Faculty and Administration ff' AW N, 1 T, ,, , , , .,. -., . , ,. -V .4 - 4 . , . ..v 1 1 KX 4' w 4' Q nv U . . I r Y Ji- ,, Sem y..4L -1 x N W - 1 9 Q .. N W . V N ' w . O w ' ' N , t I , 1. W l ' v f f 1' 2' E1 A Q. . . ,. M 1 , -, X N I A , , Q ' .1 1 I Q 1 F - .-i Y n w V-W Viv . U U L 'Mgt A fr 591 fp fi ,SSN Xin? Z, 4' 55 X 3 Q Feelia Howard Senior 1956 'Amity from head to tail l sf' 'rf ed b:-eWr-e- '- sf ' Senior Tree Song Clouds unfold in the sky, Sleeping shadows awaken, Spreading under your shade, This tree will guide your year. Under leaves tossed in spring, Flushed by winds of the autumn. Guiding words fill the air And we are reaching out to you. Lend your secrets Oh Senior tree. Unseal your spreading boughs And let us see With wisdom as a guide True Amity. Friendships deep and sincere Find their strength built in you As the day turns now to dusk. Haunting voices swell as night descends Your path is clear to trace And where it ends, ' Memories form a link Golden songs die away Thoughts remain here Senior Tree. Senior Class Song As autumn awakens from summer-sped days And leaves turn to rust from jade, The wooing of song birds breaks into a cry A new year's beginning and soon past byg And with time yet so careless we've only to try Now the pattern is laid in steps untrod The pattern is laid untrod. In silence we unite in our Senior year, These remembered times will always be near. We hold these youthful days hound with Amity. As our friendships grow we have turned to thee. Though we started unsure our thoughts grow clear Our motto will lead us Then stars toss above As spring breaks through And we turn in faith to youth with you. Senior CI ss of I9 6 First Row: Baird, Seely-Brown, Froment, Spencer, Bond. Second Row: Dominick Jackson, Birge, Valentine, Rundin, Tench, Thorne, Griswold, Pagliai, Jones, Mc- Kinley. Third Row: Ries, Wilbur, Strong, Rindlaub, Meanor. Fourth Row: Schenk Dodson, Hastings, Chapman. Fifth Row: Jelke, Godfrey, Robbins, Patterson, Dent Davis, Smith, Macready, Welborn, Schmidt, Nicholas, R. Williams. Sixth Row: Corning, Higgins, Lincoln. Durey, Reitz, Whitney, Fulenwider, Sharp, M. Williams Mclnnes. Absent: Desloge, Lee, Elliott. May Hollingshead, Cord, Simonds. 17 P v I '1 I 1- A D P- V' P ' w 'gb 5 ll., a.: X 0' ' !k1, X 4 i I5 ,v l Y .- , - F . E ' i n. 3.2, p ' 1,11 . 3 'TP' L . ' ! ,1 , S , r 4- l U vi K . .L f 1 . v , .' T .4 '? 1 e . 21? Q.. . V L Jug- Y 5 XY 1- 5 A L.. ' 1 in - A fb' 'W . e mi N ji N - ' . . ' N ' I I x m ' ' 1 , , . Q2 Y ' ' ' 1 .I I 5112 . , Y SJ: . . - K , I 4 . . ' v 1 F , Y ' I , A . ' 1 -4- ' I . E ' fa ' , f.. ., fs- -V - V - f- V za: 7 H N -- .Q - - ,. 4 . - . VI. . .4 , A ,- 'And yet a spirit still and brightl with something of angelic light. Susan adrmsfrong irge 52-56 OVER SUSIE mary Sfewarf Baird 53-56 ' OVER MIMI Y hz-:H. Many treasures of charm and in- genuity are packed into a little person. --1' ---Y--- '- - - V Y I Oh, wit, humor, and pen - what power you have when joinedf' Slllanne CAGPIMQK 511--56 WEST SUZY kmafgb fwOOJfOfJ3OnJ 53-56 OVER MARCO, MARC Nothing is so contagious as enthusi- asm, it is the genius of sincerity. 'uqnyvqpu-ug-qi-ug' 5 V-- Let faithfulness and sincerity be your guide. ehzalefh smrris Corning 53-56 OVER BETTIN A oanne Corel 53-56 WEST JO But a smooth and steadfast mind gentle thoughts and calm desires. . yum-...Y - eq--rwrwumm Sincerity, truth and faithfulness come into the very essence of friendship. CAarloffe Camoun lent 53-56 OVER CHARLES, CHARLIE -I , 1..- Uv.. V Y onnie .lewis 53-56 OVER BON, BONBON i Natural graces enhancce true beauty. lI!Uvvg-,-- Jlmrvvyv---nr-'--rv-J -T-1.--V vW-pl1----f-47-Jl3'- ww- Nw-F N- 1 -lk-p I would look up and laugh and love and lift. CGYOI LOW? QOJSOPI 52-56 WEST CAROLIE Lorie, smarfens Qeslocqe 54--56 WEST LOLLY ln quietness and confidence shall be thy strength. -f...-f.w.-.W ----...v--Q. -W V- -X -- Y '11 'Wise men spend their time in mirthg It is only fools that are serious. jane Sheldon Qmurecy 53-56 OVER JANE, JANIE ag. joan mominich 53-56 WEST .l OAN IE i J r ,fy 'There is a candle of unclerstancling in thy heart which shall not be put out. She is good that does good to others. 66141464 nm 544171 rom en f .93 56 OVER BETSY BETS Carohne Sommerich elhof 53-56 WEST RICKIE The reason farm, the temperate wall I C D 1 as ' ' ' ' 9 endurance, courage, mirth and skull. 25 A mil., .1 -4., . ,, ., .. .4.g4 ' - ' In friendship we find nothing fake or insincere - everything is straightfor- ward from the heart. adnne Jafherine goalfrety 53-56 OVER KITTY, KIT Cynthia gulenwider SCM 53-56 WEST CINDY odesty seldom resides in a heart that is not enriched with nobler virtues. 'w V --1-j-Y --fx -.Y .W - N- wqw-Y-1-N .. -, -' V ---. ,gre-nu,-1f 'i 1 T urn your face to the sun, and the shadows will fall behind. 041m griswolvl 53-56 WEST CRIZ -. ' -.wry-' ---'-'--u-vw--' ---- vw-:nw Y SMSGH P2271 53-56 WEST TOODIE It is tranquil people who accomplish much. ,-,...,,,...,. ,...,. .. .. W ith malice toward none, with chari- ty for all, with firmness in the right. a4ulal4yn Augusta xl!-:ggi 53 56 WEST LYN l 1 Sara ddnn xjl-castings 52-56 OVER SALLY The mzldeat manners and the gentlest heart I ns as - ' an 28 4 faithful friend is the medicine of life. Suzanne YGCLSOVI 53-56 WEST SUSIE Suzanne kH.OlkngSA2GJ 53-56 WEST HOLY, SUZIE There's laughter in her eyes, and sunshine in her smile. Her step is music and her voice is song. J gever4y jones ' 53-59 WEST BEVIE, BEV rwctpria jeffrey jeme szfse WEST VICKY, VIC Sunshine in her smile, and a twinkle in her eyes. i 30 W 3 .1 . .. 4... 1 1 Qi 1 s S Virtue, modesty and kindness are her guardian angelsf, ghzageif Shana gnflacrjeaalcy 53-56 , WEST LISA, LIZ , ercilla adverts, Lincoln 53-56s WEST PERCY 'Tis thus the spirit of a single mind makes that of multitudes take one direction. --. -........ -.-..-.. i- -41-:mx The first to welcome, the foremost to defend. Susan 04nne mcgnnes 53-56 OVER SUSIE, MAGIN L 32 Linda Susan may 52-56 WEST LINDA The soul that perpetually overflows with kindness and sympathy will always be cheerfulf' ww ,, ,, ,,.....,.,.., ,, -.,,.. 'A heart loyal, a disposition merry. ane Craig meanor 53-56 WEST JANIE gjvanccy gMcLinley 54,-56 OVER NANCY, NANCE Good sense and good nature are never separated. .-...,, - N.- .-.v,,-. i I .,..,v-pw..--, . .-..,.......-vv-11? -T . ,..-... -.,. ,. .. ,. ,,.....,w-1 Q-Y.. . Opposition may enflame the enthusi- ast, but never converts her. maria josefa rpaghdi 54--56 OVER JOSETTE MNCZHCH gmcdolas 53-56 OVER NANCY, NICKI t Good humor may be said to be one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. 34 2 1 ......-I f '- - ' - - new e..., - 4, -X--,gy----YY'----Pvyvq-1-wmwwruwwnnn A A perfect woman, nobly planned, to teach us honor and to comm-and. Suzanne JQeifz 53-56 WEST SUZI Lean Cucyler .Patterson 53-56 WEST LEILA, LEE W ith modesty dignity and calm, content she accomplishes much. A good laugh is sunshine in a house. 04nne cmncllaug 53-56 OVER ANNE, RHINO 4 ........,.,,....,-,.... A -LL gn.. A.. ,,,,, . - Maxine cues 53-56 WEST JILL What ever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. ,-koa- ,.,, ,X 4- asf ' -- -'-7-----.-.----wv--f-...-..-- . ulnrlividliality and persistence are re- spected as the root of everything goodf, Lucille qQunchn 54-56 WEST HONEY -un-nsunpspuqv jennifer 04nn qeoglins 53-56 WEST JEN cc , . A good companion and as firm Il friend. -,vw-r-ve.. .,..-.. ,..--H ...., ,. w - -my..--...m Y. -1 -H.,-.. , - Ywgy---'wwwgv-aww With grace to win with heart to hold. Jain SQJHIQK, Mellon Schmiclt 53-56 WEST HELEN mary ehzaheth Schenh 54-56 OVER BETSY Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 4 I 38 L A - M4 Combined laughter and friendliness is the bright light in an oft' times dark world. kj!-Glen QOWWCIH SLWYP 52-56 OVER DUNNAN . -W-1'--w 1 V ,. V----N-rv-q-qqprgw Consfance See4y-,i grown 53-56 OVER CONNIE T he kind heart possesses friendship. H1, E R P 1 if gc 5 , mx., ... , F ar too rare are those who know their own minds and their own talents. ehzagefh Story Smith 53-56 WEST STORY 1-:.,,-+ M, lphilhs Smonals 52, 54--56 OVER She is confident because she is mis- tress of her subject - the secret of success. , , - L W-V f-f- The beauty and charm of style are hersg yet even more a truly creative and imaginative mind. Sunice Strong 53-56 WEST EUNIE 41 Lag? ... ,,.., -HL-M - gmararet murray Sven cer 53-56 OVER MEC She has the joy of those that feel the world's heartbeat? .. , AMS.. -qI'v-'l-uuv-ev---- f Confidence in herself and loyalty to all, foreshadow success. Ivictoria fjhorne 52-56 OVER VICKI xmafgy in ch 53-56 OVER MARCE, MAR W hat wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. 59 Good humor is allied to generosity. Ann 'LUJLQM 54-56 OVER ANN, WELBS 43 M0242 IUOOYA 255 tvalen fine 54-56 WEST PHOEBES L i x Who gained no enemy and lost no friend. ox -f--,-1mvSm-nf--. .,,,.,,- ,. ,- .. l She who has generosity, humor and understanding makes an ideal companion. 5411 JYZG' A I4 Y 53-56 WEST AN DY, ABBO r ,.,,.' ,,,.,, , gui, rlfuhifnecy 53-56 OVER GAIL, GAILIE GCP 44 ersistence and enthusiasm conquer all. W1 Flashes of rnerriment that were wont to sez the tables at a roar. Cpogin Lbavialson wlhams 52-56 WEST ROBIN, ROBES marie Iwlhams 54-56 OVER MARIE The most completely lost of all days is that on which she has not laughed. 'Sweetness in light shall be thy con fidencef' ung GCC? '56 SENIOR 1 Y , Q a '2 sV:L A , u., Sn .fy 4 I .1 . 743: 6 ,IQ .5 Q1 '. 8 f U . 1 P 1 I 1 1 g , r . l X H I' W' n A f w :Q - ,ibm it QQ W is K' D-LLD ai in 4 , Sk 24 ply 1: -- --ww-ryv-vv --f-- sv- . ,.,,,. CLASS PR PHECY 1 GREEN Toodie, when you have spare time. Training tigers is your line, And when we hear the big bass drum, We know Princeton Tigers are on th PAGLIAI Josette is the Mexican hot-cake, And many a heart that girl did break. She still leaves down in Mexico, Smiling at all and raring to go. ELLIOT Carolyn, you are a pretty girl, Who can't resist being in a whirl: You'll always be found so gay, Making life fun night and day. JELKE As jet pilots go whizzing by in the sk We hear Vicky breathing a sign: It's plain as day for us to see That her heart is with them and will a HIGGINS Lynn, youire as funny as they come. And you are never, never glum, And so Weill vote for you to be Miss Caity of '63. CORD We're sure that ,lo at '83, A party lover still will be, We'll see her as a Reno girl, Forever in a great big whirl. R. WILLIAMS Robin Hood, Robin Hood, rode throu And there she was followed by all her There they began a project large, A flourishing business at the Barge. DESLOGE Her heartis in Nantucket away by the The parties and life her delight, In ages to come youill find Loriel ther The life of the party each night. MAY A Princeton scarf is all she asks, But a record will bring no moans, C fllfl. y . lway gh th s be. e blen 111611. SCH. Ce Whenever you go you'll find Linda there, Singing with the Tigertones. DENT Stanford is very far away, A fact that we cannot contest, But in the future you will see, Charles still headed out West. 50 -,,.,, f T M., . t. Q,,,.,, -.. Q..-H ----f-,Y-,,w..p ., -f-- - ..f......... RIES As the year of '70 begins with a smog, We find our ,lill disecting a bright green frog. Because she's loved biology with all her might She be back assisting Miss Ensor day and night. THORNE As Vicki grows old and grey. We'll find her spending all her pay For her favorite pastime while she's free. ls gorging at Humpty Dumptyls. CORNING When Bettina grows up and is very old, We know for a fact that her horse wonit be sold For instead of sitting in a chair by the fire, Sheill be galloping through the mud and the mir SEELY-BROWN Says Seely with her chuckle: A nurse I plan to be. We can see that as far as nursing goes Harvard is her specialty. SPENCER Hunting is Meg's favorite sport- tfor what we donit know! Someday as she goes riding by, She'll be dragging some rare beau. SMITH She debates on many things, On politics and the gov. She soon will amaze the listening world Debating all about love. ROBBINS Jenny always had a flare, For gaudy earrings and long hair Someday we'll read on the theater page, That this cute babe is the Broadway rage. NICHOLAS As Lady Godiva on her mare Youill find her parading in Philly Square, And later on in the week you'll see Nance doing the hop in gay Paris. WELBORN ln future years she'll sell the pill Amazing one and all To lose a ton in zero time The fat man's happy fall. VALENTINE Yale's due for a change and maybe a shock, But it will not be disgraced When by Phoebe our model of zest and go That bull dog is replaced. 51 C V .,W..-Y,-q-,-,-w-Q -- ww ,,.,....--. -. TH... , .1 MEANOR Her heart is where the buffalo roam. Upon the Western plain When e'er you go you'll see her there Wyoming's sheriff Plain-Jane. DOMINICK Joan, Joan the Hotchkiss queen Enjoys a boy named J on But by next week he'll maybe be Pete or Jim or Don. SCHENK To Betsy cadets were all that mattered, So refusing to let her dreams be shattered, That true blond who was no fool Built herself a ca-det school. RINDLAUB A scientist you're bound to be, You will save us all from doom. And Ann, please take us up with you On your first test flight to the moon. SIMONDS Phillis, vous etes une dame de France, Avec beaucoup de common sense, You have young men and more and more. And all you can say is oh what a bore. LINCOLN Percy is New York's society queen, And she made every night place spotlessly clean But in spite of all she has ever done, She hits El Morocco for her fun. GRISWOLD Griz, your guitar will lead you to fame, And in Broadway's lights will be your name, In the future you will dazzle all ,Iazzing it up in Carnegie Hall. REITZ All the way from Palm Beach to Waikili, So very famous you're bound to be In every resort therelll be a band, Announcing the best dressed gal in the land. SCHMIDT Though Helen's a true American girl, With a love for the red, white and blue We fear someday to England she'll stray, And there have tea for two.', WILBUR Andrea, our writer fine Writes well and with great zest, In future years you'11 see a sign, Read Wilbur for the best. 52 BAIRD Mimi with her figure trim, Knew a Harvard lad. And every time she saw him, She wore a Stuart plaid. TENCH Twenty years from now sheill be, Living her life across the sea, A diplomat who speaks to you, In Spanish and in English too. SHARP Donnan had a versatile llama, Brought from old Peru, And when she went to see Japan, lt could pull her rickshaw too. HOLLINGSHEAD Sue bicycled through Germany, Sojourned a while in France, Her future now seems destined to be, A life of song and dance. PATTERSON As Leila grows older and gets mighty grey, She still checks walking lists everyday. In her senior year she took up this game. And now can't break herself of the same. FROMENT The years fly by and the styles all change, But we still find Betsy riding the range. Puffing a cigarette everyday, Behind the wheel of her red Chevrolet. BOND Margo Bond was a jolly young soul, A jolly young soul was she, She called for her bulldog and her banner blue And she called for her Yale men three. STRONG Eunie and her Dutch man, May now all seem a dream- Someday, however, we will see, Them all beside the Zeider Zee. GODFREY Take Kitty Godfrey 756: Sewing she despises, But put her on a pair of skiis, And she'll win all the prizes. DUREY Sheis what is known as femme fatale, Her wiles men canlt resist. ln thirty years ,lane still will charm, While we won't e'en be missed. 53 A,,t,,,r,,g,.A-, , 1 w .,m-w--W tv 'f-.. -.--- -elwQ1 RUNDIN Honey, Honey, what a gal! What can the future be? Someone will see a lot of you In M-A-I-N-E. MACREADY She was our beaming head of glee, A woman of few flaws We prophecy that she will be Another Lily Pons. DODSON Carol is athletic, Of that there is no doubt. And if we be prophetic In sports she will win out. WHITNEY When Gail walks in a crowded room The conversation stops, With her blond hair and flashing eyes. She has no need for props. CHAPMAN Now Suzie tells us stories Of New Trier and its glories, Next year from within some hallowed walls, She'll tell us of the Ivy League Halls. JONES Our Beverly from Philly-town Will gain a measure of renown, Sheill make all other nurses pale As another Florence Nightingale. FULENWIDER There was a young woman named Cinny, Who certainly was no ninny. She rose to fame in Cinema Scope Playing opposite of Bob Hope. MCKINLEY Nancy hails from St. Louis She was credit to us, We're sure in her years at Vassar No one will surpass her. BIRGE Though Birge is small as we know, Straight to the top she will gog With all her skill at the piano keys, She'll conquer the world with the greatest ease. JACKSON Susieis known for her men at Yale, None can argue that, Her charms on them will never fail Even when she's old and fat. DAVIS Some girls win a prize with a ball and a stick Defeating their rivals each gameg But Bonnie will beat them all without tricks Laughing her way to fame. MCINNES Susan McGin is a skier we know, You should see her perform in the Traverse and slalom all about While her fans around her shout. M. WILLIAMS Marie, you're always good for fun, As well as a free lanceg So we predict that you'll become Bohemian in France. SHOW ' f---'--'V-w v '1Hfm:wwr'Kx2 . V LAST WILL AND TESTAME T CAROLYN ELLIOT Wills MARGIE MOON her Spanish knowledge, MARCY TENCH wills her fingers to MARTHA ALLEN. CAROL DODSON wills her ability to pick up things wrong to BIRCHY HINCKS. LINDA MAY wills her Princeton Tigertones to MARY DENNY SCOTT. EUNICE STRONG wills her conversation I've never had with you CPD to BESSIE BULKLEY. SUZI REITZ wills part of Palm Beach, but not all of it, to IOAN ZERBO. MARGO BOND wills ROBIN MOLES her second alto voice that neither of us has. GAIL WHITNEY leaves her ability to miss the 4:07 to NANCY CORBIN. KITTY GODFREY will her place on the A honor roll to BETSY GLASSMEYER. BEVERLEY IONES wills that Dior look to VARICK KATZENBACH. IENNIFER ROBBINS Wills her fluency in Spanish to POLLY MERRILL. PERCY LINCOLN wills a years supply of debits to IANET HASKELL. NANCY NICHOLAS wills to IULIE MacLAREN her long blond hair. ANNE RINDLAUB wills those scintillating dinner conversations to BARBIE EDWARDS. BETSY SCHENK wills her love of penguins to DI PEABODY. STORY SMITH wills her she knows whats and a few inches to CINDY GOSLING. IILL RIES wills her efficiency in baby sitting experiences to POSEY LINCOLN. SUSAN MCINNES wills to ELFIE SCHILDGE a name that cannot be pronounced. MEG SPENCER wills to DI STRAWBRIDGE a nose and a medium assortment of freck- les to add to her own. VICKI THORNE wills to VINNY MEEKS her glee club tryouts. CINDY FULENWIDER wills to BETSY DARLING her Modern Art classes, and Fully. LEILA PATTERSON wills LAURA RIDDER a little furry white mouse with a black bow that is not used for hanging purposes. BETSY FROMENT wills SHARON ANDERSON three inches of her height. MARIE WILLIAMS Wills a lettle finger to GEORGIA KENDALL. LISA MACREADY wills her finger nails to CRINNY WENDE. CHARLOTTE DENT wills a raisin factory to DOLLY JORDAN. TOODIE GREEN wills her tennis form to LESLIE cle BRETTEVILLE. IEANIE MEANOR wills her black sheath dress to GINA RAMSBURG. CONNIE SEELY-BROWN wills her genuine leather shoes to ANDY SOULE. BONNIE DAVIS wills to DALE MacDONALD our happy fish nights. ANDREA WILBUR wills millions of ioannas to LISA ROBBINS. BETTINA CORNING wills her mountain climbing ability to ANN PECK. SUZIE IACKSON wills her French accent to LUCY NOYES. PHILLIS SIMONDS wills her stage fright iitters to BARBIE THOMASON. ANN GRISWOLD wills her visits- to the infirmary to BETSY BROWNE. ROBIN WILLIAMS wills the Wednesday night pay phone to SUSIE NICHOLS. HELEN SCHMIDT Wills all her lost music to DORIE MILNER. IANE DUREY wills all her love problems to WENDY TRUEBNER. SUSIE BIRGE wills her involved negotiations with opposite sex to BABA SOM- MERHOFF. MIMI BRAID wills her P's and O's to CINDY BENNETT. DONNAN SHARP wills her laughing spasms to LYNN ASPINWALL. SUSIE CHAPMAN wills her economics ability to REINE LEICHTLE. LOLLY DESLOGE wills her deep love of Spanish to SUE BICKNELL. IOAN DOMINICK wills all her Hotchkiss prodigies to ALEX CHAPPELL, and job of godmother of all Wilder's with BIG noses. PHEOBE VALENTINE wills her quiet airs Cespecially after the tapD to NANCY BOGAN. LYN HIGGINS wills her brains in Latin to DUDLEY CRONKHITE. SALLY HASTINGS wills all her diets to FUZZY FOX. SUE HOLLINGSHEAD wills third year Latin to ALANE GERDAU. ANN WELBORN wills-a smooth flight to Denver to RUTH MARONEY. 55 NAME BAIRD BIRGE CHAPMAN CORD CORNING DAVIS DENT DESLOGE DODSON DOMINICK DUREY ELLIOT FROMENT WH , . Tr. Favorite Suppressed Pet Peeve Expression Ambition Burps you noodle to play football with S.A.M. Wearing shoes What'd you get To be five in room 162 in biology, inches taller. May-May. Seeing people See you around To go to the go on weekends. the campus. moon. My impatience and sticky hands. Being woken up with a bucket of water. People who do not like to talk. Sarcasm Bells People who dislike air. Being told what to dc and my naive roommate. Gail stealing my pen. Scrambled eggs at 3:00 A.M. Roommates who call me naive, 6- dedicated songs. l'm so excited. How gross. Oh Ish. You know . . I don't say much, I just have the Liberace smile. re-a-lly Charge it, please. How exciting. How Grosoriousf' Have you any idearR? 56 Cut the fringe off the lamps of the Red Hall lamps. To be a jockey in a Kenucky Derby. To find another face in the mirror. Pure white hair by the time I'm twenty. I To lead Chapel line. To see a whale To drink Cham' pagne sophisticat- edly without sneezing. To go Fox hunting. To bathe in a tub of Robe dien Soir. I want to be evil. l Remembered Most For Blotches The Beethoven look. Conversation with hand gestriculations. Trouble getting weekend permission. Walking on window ledges. Stew and Boston Cream Pie. The California Rush. Social Skiing. Psychology questions. Being Eloise. Barge Trips, Her Problems. Her first cigarette. . 3 1 t . ..,.n.AM.,. . ........sa-I Q.,-ef Y-.Y,-g-w1,.- .-q--pp NAME I-'ULENWIDER GODFREY GREEN GRISWOLD HASTINGS HIGGINS HOLLINGS- HEAD JACKSON JELKE JONES LINCOLN MACREADY MAY .uv .W -5'-.-.-,---4 - Pet Peeve Those who ask if my hear is bleached. Favorite Expression Yes Sirrrrrr Roommates getting Isn't he a doll.' letters C123 from boys. Dirty bathtubs I'm going on a diet! Chattering people. Well - I clon't know. Oh you're from I-low do you Virginia! spell ME! l say! People with Fla. sunburns after What time is it vacations. Tuesday morning. Let me tell you ---. Cold winter You're kidding. mornings. My roommates at Donnan, you are 6:45. being mean to Rising bell Those who say I'd be tan if my freckles would blend. Lower mark in biology than Susie Birge. me. Hi kids. my Grand- father-. Honestly ----- 57 Suppressed Ambition To land in the quad in a heli- copier. To jump in a tub full of jello. To play tennis like Iane Durey. To throw a raw egg in an electric ian. To Charleston. To gallop around hockey field on a pink rhinocerous. To play the organ in Chapel. To acquire a voice. To go to Australia. To marry a Millionaire. To climb on the roof ai night. To fill the sprinklers with Champagne and have a blast. To get my Champagne bottle from Magin. Remembered Most For Being Cindy. Skiing Olympics. Her potential diets. Her Lantern drawings. You al1 Cin a Southern drawlj Iive session with Iane. Grace Kelley. Her Yale Serenaders. Her Glee Club dates. Weekends with Marie in Philly. Oh, Dahling. Her nostril Exhibition dances. Favorite NAME Pet Peeve Expression MCINNES Lolly Desloge Hit me. MCKINI.-EY Being teased by Neaty Boo-Boo. roommates about True Clues. MEANOR Washing dirty Well that's cups, true. NICHOLAS People who I'm going on remark about a diet. my voice. PAGLIAI Being called by lt's digguzdlngf' my nickname. PATTERSON People who say Listen -- USED to be thin. honestly. REITZ Breakfast OhI Weirdof' RIES My cold room May I borrow-? RINDLAUB People who have Out, d'accord. nothing to do. ROBBINS The name You're kidding Pooperdooper. RUNDIN Gatl's tnternation- G-L-E-N al friends. SCHENK Chairs in the gym Hey Man. in the morning. People who tell B-E?E?P. me I've an English accent. SEELY-BROWN R's Out to Lunch. 58 .sun .. M - - , -Y.1..---,-use-. mums ...-..--..-:...--...'-ww--,-...-- ,Un Suppressed Ambition To play fullback with M.S.B. To sleep through morning classes. To spend the night in Sit-Sit. To ballet down the long quad table. I'm not at all ambitious! To be a gcod dancer. To be one of the ten best dressed women. To swing on dining room chandeliers. Not to suppress ambitions. To have a house full of Siamese Cats. To go to Denmark! To replace the Electric bells with music boxes. To be unsup- pressed. Fultill all my urges. Remembered Most For Gleetul Gee Heck . . . Being President McKtn1ey's daughter. UD Collection of invertebratee. First drink at the Biltmore. Cha-cha ot Common room tea Many thingsl ! Miss Rheingold Adventure South. The Senior base- ball pitcher. Always leading Trumps. G1enn's 21st birthday. Yodeltng. Refusing to tell his first name. The One Martini. , l Qu MJ rw Favorite Suppressed Remembered NAME Pet Peeve Expression Ambition Most For SHARP Sit Sit without Not too To throw my The wedding any goodies left. attractive. braces in the Picture OR. Naugatuck River. SIMONDS Empty mail box. A ouidevinef' To live at Ram- Veronica Lake boillet with ---- . look. SMITH People who get You made a To Shake, Rattle That phone call letters when I boo-boo. G Roll in Chapel. for Story Smith. don't. SPENCER Red Tape To be blunt To supply the Pottsy and - - - - - l chapel mousehole Kettle. with a mouse. STRONG People who ask Dodd-Y-O. To drive an am- Longing for a questions. bulance down 5th chignon. Ave. at rush hour TENCH People who say How's that grab To get the banner. Two callers ideaRs. you? Cher roommates together, bet she doesn't3 THORNE Being called a Bug it. To have hair as Her baby sister, mole. long as Gravel Ioan. Gertie. VALENTINE Princeton ians Let me tell you. To be independent Naughty Nighttes in 162. of Dior's fashions. WELBORN People who Anyone for To be thin ------- . l-Ier Menagerie. over do. bridge? WHITNEY Execs ---- Lipsticks WILBUR Diets Let me tell you To tell better Terrific Wicks! this - -. stories than Lisa. M. WILLIAMS Artichoke haters. oh come on. Be a hat rack. Rum and Coke R. WILLIAMS Nuggies See ya lata Beat up Lisa Bop Queen aligater. 59 T ' 13 in ' ' -lp' vrrsgvir-' fq Answers To Bab Pictures l. Joanne 2. Vicky J. 3. Gail 4: Susan M. 5. Vicki T. 6. Bevie 7. Bettina 8. Story 9. Donnan 10. Andrea 11. Susie H. 12. Percy 13. Green 14. Ann G. 15. Leila 16. Jill 17. Mimi 18. Lolly 19. Anne R. 20. Margo 21. Susie J. 22. Marcy 23. Jen 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 48. B. Davis. Suzy C. Marie Sally Betsy S. Bonnie Connie Linda Lyn H. Kitty Carolyn Ann W. Joan Cynthia Mes Phoebe Susie B. Charlotte Suzie R. Nancy M. Betsy F. Helen Janie M. Carol J. Meanor. M. Tench S. Hastings. L. Patterson. C. Dodson Nativit Pla CAST Mary ,.,. ............ Joseph --- --------- Isaiah ..,. Herald .g... Gabriel .... Herod .... Pages .... Kings ...v.. She herds --, . .A,,s. S. Reitz H-- S. Hastings ---- S. Smith -- B. Jones ------- S. Green --------,--,.------,,- M. Spencer ---------------,,- J. Ries, J. Pagliai --- E. Froment. E. Sironq, L. Higgins M. Williams, J. Robbins, J. Durey p .,, - - Mothers .... ,........a....... , - ........, .-..,-- E. Macready, B. Davis, H. Schmidt Angels ....-.a..,, ...e.... ........ . - ............. Soldiers .a,,. . ...., --..---.,,-,- ..,... .---,-,--, Heavenly Choir - L. May. V. Thorne. A. Birge, J. Meanor. 61 P. Simonds, C. Dent, E. Schenk D. Sharv. L. Desloqe, S. Mclnnes Griswold. N. Nicholas. R. Williams, S. Q-,. . , .Af I 1 2' ,. nvif 'A 6514? , Iliff! -in .29 K .N f xy s rw I-gg' 'EP' W e -fwki + 2 ' QSELQQQQWE ' ,. '- S2 '22YSg?ii 9426 ii .2 , , rf Q, . wg. H I! Q.. fw S: ' .4-il'?6, si , J MN g-f.,,.:f,- 1 we s 2 'H 32:9 'W S W1 J 222 'X fu l fvfpiv' QF!! , 2- f I3 V Y 3 i I L 1 T , uv.. Q. , gk ng ., , , 3, 4 71 wp ?' qI 'Ny U! 1.4.4 X lvl' a w fc 5- ai 1. ix 'ml f U1 fi? 1-if gm, ,Fai 'W ,V+ -V '.. . Iii 'ITL - ,-L 1' 1 1 ' n 1 WE 'K- A4 1 4 ef 1' L 535 l r 'w f , ff . 'lx 'LLL vig: L1 4' I.: P 21 i F1535 -fy ,Q n Q A Q I1 f 1 1 r ? : 'r'. IN . ia 5, fs. aid 12? .1 11:- n EM ,. H . 1 if ,453 11.1 -mi 9 2 ze! Ml, ! M2532 ff ' i : wig fi? ' .V 1, , fn? xl 1:1 ,W 35 1-75? N , '4 WI -34 ai we: 'i X '11 PW! f x , teh .ij I , 5 . .57 - xt Y 1. 1, 1 . ,tt Class Officers ghzagetn gloment - Ipresiolent Constance Seegy-lgrown - KM'ce- rpresiale Margaret Spencer - Secretary mary Stewart ,lgairal - Qjreasur Margo lgonvl- Qrator Student-Faculty Council Faculty: Miss Walberg. Miss Hibshman, Miss Griswold, Miss Cushman Students: first row: E. Macready, L. Ridder, E. Gerdau, S. Lazo, L. Patterson. Back row: E. Froment, C. Seely-Brown. M. Spencer. M. S Baird, M. Bond Absent: Miss Dillingham 66 Senior Execs B. Davis. J. Meanor. M. Tench 67 Heads of Athletic Association S. Hastings. L. Patterson. C. Dodson Ent: re AA 'i'i il First How: Fox. Hastings, Patterson. Dodson, Ramsburg. Second Row Edwards. Peck. Lazo, Hincks. Gerdau, Lincoln, Hill. X -' N A 1 L- . , I . w, 5 Q N Q Wests 4 Q 1 , QQ CV Overs West Team First Row: G. Rarnsburg, Treas.: A. Gerdau, Pres.: F. Lincoln. Vice-Pres. Second Row: W. Anderson, Bulkley. Nichols, Gosling, Sammis, Jackson, Cronkhite, S. An- derson, MacDonald, Drake, Eustis. McCormick. Third Row: Tyson, Fletcher, Hamil- ton, Brereton, Hockmeyer, Alberts. Potts, Barnes. Machold. E. Patterson. Fourth Row: Lishman, Katzenbach, Goodman, Haskell, Wende, P. Merrill, Moon, Leichtle, Carroll. Fifth Row: Soule, Bromley, Milner, Hunter, Ridder, Scott, Sommerhoff. Burroughs, Crimmins. Sixth Row: Schildge, McPherson, Richards, Brewster, J. Mer- rill, de Bretteville, Peabody. Absent: M. Chapman. Corbin, E. Green. Malone, Sweet. Tremaine. Warriner. S. Williams. 70 Holiday Islands West Team Heads da F. Lxncoln, Vxce-Pres. Over Team Heads . f-'FfTfgt Over Team First Fow: Maclaren. Owen, Levy, Migel, Hincks, Lazo. Peck, Johnson, Allen. Glass- meyer, R. Whitney. Second Row: Bogen, Bicknell. Jordan, Aspinwall. Darling, Saund- ers. Browne. Hill, Edwards. Harris, Olsen. Noyes, Fox. Third Row: Taylor. Mclnnes Patten. Dunbar, Chappell, Atterbury, Strawbridge. Doolittle. Seymour, Edgar, Zer- bo. Maroney. Kemp, Rhinesmith. Fourth Row: Storrs, Kendall, Jones. Meeks, Ben- nett, Catlin. Kauffman. K. Baird. French, Brill. Stratford. Lee, Munson. Fraker. 73 Lullably of Broadway 74 Heads of Dorcas Shzagefg marhng secrefarty l .Liana Strawgrialqe treasurer Laura qeclvler Presiolenf 75 Junior Dorca First Row: Darling, Ridder, Strawhridge. Second Row: Tyson, Owen, Sammis, W. Anderson, Hamilton, Machold, Migel, Levy, McCormick, Olsen, Drake, Potts. Third Row: Hibbard, Alberts, Lisle, Patterson, Arnold. Johnson, Hockmeyer, Harris, Rhine- smith. Mclnnes. Fourth Row: Williams, Orr. Baird. Goodman. Seymour, Barnes, Storrs, Edgar, Dunbar, Doolittle. Fifth Row: Green, Bromley, McPherson, Brill. Rich- ards, Stratford, Munson, Burroughs, Patten, French. Saunders. Absent: Brerton. Eustis, Hunter, Lishman. Tremaine. Fraker. Fauftman, Lee. Malone, Taylor. 76 ---y--f-- ---' W, -- -QS Senior Dorca First Row: Darling, Ridder, Strawbridge. Second Row: Peck, Warriner, Fletcher, Chapman, Zerbo, Hill. Glassmeyer, Nichols, Whitney, MacDonald, Gosling. Third Row: MacLaren. Sommerhoff, Scott, Allen, Moon, S. Anderson, Cronkhite, Rams- burg, Fox, Maroney.Fourth Row: Truebner, Bicknell, Soule, Haskell. Lincoln, Wende, Edwards, Leichtle, Katzenbach, Noyes. Fifth Row: Meeks, Brewster, Lazo, Milner. Jordan. Chappell, Hincks. Bogan, Browne. Sixth Row: Catlin, Jones, Atterbury, Ger- dau, Bennett, E. Merrill, de Bretteville, J. Merrill, Peabody. Absent: Aspinwall Caroll, Crmmirns, Kendayy, Moles, Sweet, Bulkley, Corbin, Jackson, Robins: Thomain. Kemu. 77 The Dorcas Society Presents 6 OU, 36540 l H Penelope Sycamore Essie TT TTT T Hheba TTTT TT Paul Sycamore T T Mr. DePinna ,, T Ed TTTTT T Donald TTTTTT TT Martin Vanderhof Alice T T T T T Henderson T TT Tony Kirby T Boris Kilenkhov T Gay Wellington T Mr. Kirby TT TTTT T Mrs. Kirby T Three Men Olga TT T CAST T TTT T B. Edwards T T TT TTT TT E. Darling TT T L. de Bretteville T TTT , M. Merrill TT V. Ramsburg TT ,TTT TT P. Jones T TT D. Strawbridge T TT A. Cronkhite T E. Glassmeyer T ,TT- J. Haskell TT T T A. Gerdau T TTTT E. Fox TTTT TTTT S. Lazo TTTT T T T TTT T TTT F. Lincoln TTTT TTTTTT TTT TTTTTTT TTT L. Ridder T B. Browne, P. Sweet, C. Wende TTT T TTTT TT TTT W. Truebner 78 K' M3025 .QL West Field Hockey First Row: Nichols, E. Patterson, Warriner, J. Merrill-capt., Machold, Mac- Donald, Tyson. Second Row: F. Lincoln, Tremaine, Katzenbach, Wende, Mc- Pherson, Scott, Ridder, M. Chapman. Absent: Crimmins, Brereton. Uver Field Hockey First Row: Allen, Olsen, Owen, Bogan-capt., Levy. K. Baird, Peck. Second Row: Rhinesmith, French, Storrs. MacLaren, Bichnell, Atterbury, Bennett, Fx-aker, Munson, Doolittle, E. Mclnnes. Absent: Saunders. Senior Field Hockey First Row: Tench, Thorne. Jones. Hastings, Patterson, Chapman, Ries. Sec- ond Row: Baird. Mclnnes. Smith, Froment, Fulenwider, Wilbur, Dodson. Absent: Rundin, Nicholas-capt.. Valentine. Westover Field Hockey First Row: Bogan, E. Patterson, Machold, Nicholas, Rundin. Tyson. Second Row: Valentine. Wende, Hastings, Froment. S. Mclnnes, Ridder.. L. Patter- son. Absent: Smith. West Ice Hockey First Row: Warriner. Chapman, MacDonald. Second Row: Kaizenbach. Soule Ridder. Missing: Corbin-capiain, P. Merrill, M. Chapman. Over Ice Hockey First Row: Olsen. Seymour. Kendall, Maclaren-captain. Peek. Doolittle, French. Second Row: Aspinwall. Senior Ice Hockey First Row: Chapman, Godfrey-captain, Tench. Second Row: Patterson, I-'ro ment. Corning. Hastings, Schenk. Absent: Whitney, Rundin. 83 4 West Basketball First Row: Warriner, MacDonald, Peabody-captain, Tyson, Haskell. Second Row: McPherson, Lincoln, Richards, Ridder, Gerdau. Over Basketball First Row: Johnson, Peck-captain, Sion-s. Second Row: Olsen, Sirawbridge. French. Rhinesmiih, Jordan. Senior Basketball R. Williams-captain. Baird, Dodson. Jelke. Froment. Hastings, Patierson Absent: Nicholas. 85 West Volleyball First Row: Chapman, Cronkhite-captain, Machold. Second Row: Alberts. Potts. Scott. Burroughs. Over Volleyball Firsi Row: Whitney, Maroney, Kemp-capiain. Moles. Brown. Second Row Lazo, Munson, Aspinwall, Chappell, Jones, Fraker, MacLaren. Senior Volleyball Thorne. Ries, Hollingshead, Corning Griswold. Elliot-captain. S. Chapman. Absent: Cord. S. Jackson. Rundin, ent. 87 West Tennis Team Standing: de Bretteville, J. Merrill, Crimmins. Kneeling: MacDonald. Paiter son, P, Merrill-caoiain. Cronkhite, Machold. Over Tennis Team Standing: Moles, Catlin, Lazo. Kneeling: Thomasin. Johnson, Bicknell-capr ain. Allen Noyes. W-' - Senior Tennis Team Standing: M. Baird. Jelke, Nicholas, Jackson. Kneeling. Wilbur-captain. Patterson. McKinley. 89 --W-R, . up 4 1 N 1 West Softball Team First Row: Burroughs, Brerton, MacDonald-captain. Jackson, Patterson. Second Row: Ridder. Merrill, Gerdau. Brewster. Haskell. Absent: Orr. Over Softball Team First Row: Peck. Olsen. Whitney. Truebner. Levy, Dunbar. Second Row Rhinesmith, Doolittle, Bennett, Baird. Fox. Absent: MacLaren. Senior Softball Team First Row: Rundin. Williams, Jelke-cept., Macready, Thorne. Second Row Wilbur, Hasiings. Godfrey, Corning. Froment, Dodson. Absent: May. 91 -,J 'm'm.:?,,w,, ....,...,.,..,.!.,.-.,....,...,,,,.... .,.. - V .. ,..... ,...-...-v--f - -uv Lacrosse Team First Row: Owen. Mclnnes, Storrs. Valentine-cap-tain. Peck. Machold. Ty- son. Second Row: B. Jones, L. Patterson. Munson. Sirawbridge, J. Merrill Smith. Lee. Brill, French. Nicholas. Abseniz Bogan. 92 59 Il 'Z A I' 0363 Glee Club First Row: Robin Williams. Elizabeth Macready, Jennifer Robbins. Second Row: B. Jones, W. Anderson, Birge. Thorne, Glassmeyer, Migel, May, Gris- wold, Truebner. Third Row: M. P. Chapman, E. Mclnnes, Tyson, Edwards. Allen, Levy, Fox, Whitney, Nicholas. Fourth Row: Rindlaub, French, Alberts. Machold, Hockmeyer. Darling, Tremaine, Bond. Fifth Row: Brereton, John- son, McPherson, Ramsburg, Rhinesmith, Edgar. Hill, Thomason, Davis. Sixth Row: P. Jones, Ridder, Aspinwall, Gerdau, Higgins, M. Williams, L. Patterson. Seventh Row: Burroughs, Lee, Milner, Moon, Leichtle, S. Green. Scott. Eighth Row: Sommerhoff, S. Mclnnes, Taylor, Meeks, Kemp, Rich- ards, Moles, Hincks, Jelke. Chappell, Lazo. Missing: Jane Durey, E. Green. 94 3, 1 5 Dramatic Club First Row: Chapman. McCormick, Migel. Simonds-Treas.: Strong-Pres.: Jackson-Vice-Pres.: W. Anderson. Glass meyer. Cord. Second Row: Peck, Hamilton. Machold. Carroll, Reitz, Thomason, Cronkhite. Darling. Third Row: E. Mclnnes, Lee, Edwards, Gerdau. Hill F. Lincoln, Nicholas. Fourth Row: Fromeni, Hasiing, Moles. Kemp, Kauffman. S. Green, Soule, G. Whit- ney, Spencer. Absent: Schmidt, Rindlaub. Ramsburg. 95 Dramatic Club Play f W-N-rv-gunna I Remember Mama CAST Katrin We. ,,,, Simonds Uncle Chris U, U, Sirong Mama ..,, ee Thomason Jessie ...,. --e,... en--- Lee Papa ..e. W-- - ..... Nicholas Mr. Thorkelson .... ,a..,. - Peck Dagmar --- W. Anderson Dr. Johnson -- . ..... Kauffman Chrisiine --- ke- S. Jackson Arne ., A,,,, ---- an McCormick Mr. Hyde ..., ec- F. Lincoln Nurse .ac,,e..... ,.c, H amilton Nels ...... W U-, .,,.. Machold Another Nurse ..., .... , - Soule Aunt Trina Aunt Sigrid Aunt Jenny ,e . - , ,,.c, Schmidt M. Chapman e-.. Me, W Kemp Soda Clerk ,,,,.. Flor. Morehead Bell-Boy We ,---- Cord ev Migel - - - , Darling French Club V First Row: J. Robbins, Pagliai, McKinley, Drake, Cord, Macready, Welborn, Cronkhite, Glassmeyer, Zerbo, M. P. Chapman, Reitz. Second Row: J. Lee. Machold, Katzenbach, Peck, Dominick, Hill, Brereton. Fox, S. Jackson. Third Row: L. Munson. P. Valentine, E. Mclnnes, H. Edgar, A. Brill, D. French, H. Potts, M. Williams, A. Higgins, M. Spencer. Fourth Row: Richards, E. Green, Moles, Kemp, Hincks, de Bretteville, G. Whitney, Meeks, Crimmins. Absent: Jelke, Valentine, Rundin, Davis, I-Iindlaub, Smith, Schmidt-President. 97 French Club Pla ApoIIon De Bellac CAST Agnes ......., ...,. . . .... .... S chmidt M. de Bellac .......... ,--- Rindlaub S'Huisier .,....... -.,,,- -M Williams Le Secretaire General .... Welborn Therese --..--s..-..--,-s- Whitney Mlle. Cheuredene M-- s Pagliai M. de Gracheior - ,.. - Robbins M. Hasmulie ...... -, Meeks M. Schulze --,. .- U-.. Moles Le President , in W, Peck 98 Spanish Club First Row: Pagliai, Tenchi Allen, Browne, S. Anderson. Second Row: Ger- dau, Began-vice-president, M. E. Merrill-president, Patten. Third Row: Mil- ner, L. Patterson. Froment. J. Merrill. P. Jones, Bennett, Lazo. Barnes Kemp. S. Williams, Bicknell. Absent: Atterbury. 99 Spanish Club Play First Row: P. Merrill. S. Williams, P. Jones. J. Merrill, Froment, Bicknell Bennett. Milner. Second Row: Allen, Atterbury, Kemp. Browne, S. Ander- son. Patterson. 1 00 Classics Club First Row: Pagliai. Olsen, Atterbury. Wende. Sweet, M. P. Chapman, S. Anderson. Noyes. Munson. Second Row: Meanor, Higgins-vice-president. Reitz-president. P. Jones, E. Mclnnes. Third Row: Tench. Fox. Thorne. Gos- ling, Nichols, Tremaine. Fourth Row: Dodson, Leichtle, Wilbur. Welborn, Froment. Catlin. Sharp. Brewster. Soule, Spencer. Doolittle. 101 Classics Club Play CAST Marion .M ., W.-- U---,, Robin sn ..... -- Knight .--M Baudon --- Gauiier ,.-,, Peretie .... Adan --.- Pipers ss... Drummer U-, Tremaine ..--- E. Mclnnes ------ Wende ---- Higgins ---H --- Soule - , ..... S. Anderson -- .- .......... Jackson 102 Noyes, L. Gosling --- ..... -ss Olsen Debate Club First Row: Kemp, G. Whitney, Smith-President, S. Green, Corbin. Second Row: Truebner, Cronkhite, Fox, Bulkley, Tench, Hamilton, Owen. Absent: Schmidt, Rundin-Vice-President. 103 Library Committee First Row: Reitz. Bettina Corning-pres., Strong. Second Row: Hill Cronk hite, Carroll, P. Jackson, Glassmeyer. Absent: Soule. Potts. Lee. 'I04 rt Club First Row: Tyson. Glassmeyer. Eustis. Cord-Vice-Pres.. Green-Pres.. Nichols. Zerbo, Griswold. Second Row: Katzenbach, Robins, Carroll, As inwall. Brereton. Reitz. Maclaren. Third Row: Warriner. Schenk. Dent. Cgappell. Desloge. M. Williams. Barnes. Fourth Row: Kendall. P. Lincoln. Higgins. gautfman. Crimmins. Stratford. S. Williams. Absent: Bromley. Durey. chmidt. 105 Photography Club First Row: Noyes, Tench, Elliott, Allen. Second Row: MacLaren, Edgar. Jelke-Pres.. Sharp. P. Jackson. Atierbury, May. Third Row: Fox. Saunders. Fromeni. Lincoln, S. Mclnnes. Meeks. Corning, L. Paiierson, Ridder, Meanor. Ries, Thorne. Absent: B. Jones. MacDonald, Peabody, Browne. Bromley. 106 Yearbook Board First Row: Fuienwider, S. Mclnnes-Business Manager, Dominick-Editor Whitney. Second Row: May, Dent, Desloge. Ries. 107 The Lantern Left to Right: Owen, Catlin. Griswold-Art Editor, Rindlaub-President Cronkhite-Business Manager, Corning, Spencer, Brill. Absent: M. P. Chap- man, Edwards, Fox, Kendall, E. Patterson, Schmidt, Sweet. 108 WICK AL l 1 First Row: Thorne, Valentine, Godfrey-co-editor, Wilbur-editor-in-chief, Chapman, Williams, Birge. Second Row: Elliott, Reitz, Desloge, E. Green, Welborn, Ridder, May. Third Row: Sharp, Scott, Richards, Jelke, Carroll, Soule, Hockmeyer. Absent: Edwards, Durey, Sweet, Browne, Catlin, de Bretteville, Fox, Johnson, Storrs, Brill, Saunders, Meeks, Strawbridge, Lisle. Hincks, Bicknell, Bennett, Atterbury. 109 Science Club First Row: Warriner, Lishman, Bogan, Glassmeyer-Pres., Aspinwall-Vice: Pres.. Noyes, Browne, Carroll. Second Row: Saunders, Peck, Hill. Third Row: Moles, Milner, Sharp. Fourth Row: Seely-Brown, Wilbur, M. Merrill. Fifth Row: Scott. Kendall, Corning. ll0 Waitress Supervisors Valentine, Lincoln. Tench, Seely-Brown-Supervisor, Jelke. McKinley. Meanor. Room Order Committee First Row: Higgins, Sn-awbridge, Scott, Levy, P. Lincoln, Strong, Meeks Second Row: MacLaren, Spencer-Chairman, P. Jones. Absent: Corbin. ,U SENIOR BASEBALL WATERBOYS Eunice Strong, Ann Welborn SENIOR FIELD HOCKEY WATERBOYS ,loan Dominick, Lisa Macready .fm me, V :if 1 , I Y 'f 'ft , 5 13- ,' I , V I - ' ' 2- 1' 'K V- . ' . . ' ' O '. - Y 4 O ' n Q' , n O .W qi. I kay K K f -1, .ww Vi. 'ye , 4 , ' A fi W - 'T Y 1 gig, Q H, I k,,.k 3 .us -- Q, . ,WH SENIOR BASKETBALL WATERBOYS Bonnie Davis, Jennifer Robbins SENIOR ICE HOCKEY WATERBOYS Jill Ries, Uonnan Sharp I-la ll! u in, 'HIIIR !!'!!W llllvt QQ!!! 5 , ' NI' ,i V ka 'MO' -,Ewi B ' if . xg jifayffi' J, mi- 1 -' Jw ' K, . fy? -ff X O V , kg. F I ,,xqxg...... if 7 Ai f 1 eggw 44 ,, 'Q T33 ,,-1 . -1' H ... -I .. . 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Iohnson R.R. 548, Browning Rd. Evansville, Indiana ARNOLD, SHARON Mr. cmd Mrs. R. Arnold 24 Conant Square Brandon, Vermont ASPINWALL, LYNN Mr. and Mrs. L. Aspinwall Ir. II Elderiields Rd. Manhasset, L. I.fN. Y. ATTERBURY, SUSANNAH Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Atterbury Boudinot Farms Ithan, Penna. BAIRD, CATHERINE Mr. and Mrs. R. Ienney 300 Woodland Rd. Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. BAIRD, MARY STEWART Mr. and Mrs. R. Ienney 300 Woodland Rd. Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. BARNES, LEE Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Orr 1rr's Meadow, Box 3504 Greenville 7, Delaware BENNETT, CYNTHIA Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bennett Saucon Valley, R.D. 54 Bethlehem, Penna. BICKNELL, SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. G. Bicknell 2712 Inverness Rd. Shaker Heights 22, Ohio BIRGE. SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Birge The Birge Co., Inc., 390 Niag Buffalo 1, N. Y. BOGAN, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Bogan, Ir. 8115 St. Martins Lane Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. Director ara St. BOND, MARGO Mr. G. H. Bond, Ir. Shore Acres Cazencvia, N. Y, BRERETON, MARY Mr. and Mrs. D. 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