Westridge High School - Inlook Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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l a l I l l i l l a 1 2 l 1 l l 1 i i 1 .er 1 g ' CYNTHIA GORDON CRONKHITE Cynthia's trademark is her sparkling beauty, which is individualized by two genuine and constant dimples. Since her arrival at Westridge from Westover in the eleventh grade, she has been on the Spyglass advertising staff, sings soprano in the Glee Club lshe takes singing lessons and was a third of the Christmas pageant triol, and bounces enthusiastically as a floppy-hatted school cheer leader. With admirable patience and serenity, come sleet or snow, Cynnie faithfully raises and furls West- ridge's flag each day. A camera fiend, she develops her own pictures. As she has done some amateur modeling, stands up remarkably straight, and is the graceful owner of an excellent figure, she was twice selected to wear Magnin's clothes for the lnlook tea fashion show.

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. , .. ....,T.,s Q.. yffs if NANCY BOYD COPELAND Nancy, a determined individualist, would rather throw stones at her sister's window than take a key out with her, sincerely likes to mountain-climb, and has worn her hair long through the most extreme phases of the New Look. She has been a busy, gay leader of our class, as Vice President of the seniors, Student Council member, school song leader and head of volleyball on the A. A. Council. Although she is happiest ballet dancing or skiing, she is also a member of the tennis team and a true Winnetka hockey player. A lover of opera, she sings endless passages from Gilbert and Sullivan. Both the Glee Club and the Dramatic Club have found her a valuable and gifted member, and Westridge audiences will long remember her strutting, sadistic rendition of the Mikado, With her love of music, fine singing voice, acting ability, and beautiful hair, Nancy should one day find her way onto the stage.

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SUSANNA BIXBY DAKIN Without doubt one of the hardest and most constructive workers Westridge has ever had, Susy has shown her marked abilities in many fields. She labors long hours designing and building the sets for school plays. As art editor of the lnlook, she did a great deal of the planning of the layout of the book. Susy's imaginative and vivid artistic talent runs to snorting, prancing stallions and strange, characterized old men, as well as the more conventional but equally excellent work she does for her art courses. Besides art, her greatest love is horses, and she has been a mem- ber of the riding-team for years. Last summer she went to Europe, and returned with fascinating accounts of Venice and Stockholm. Susy is famous for being the owner of what is probably the only living kinkaioo in Southern California, Ozie. His bird-like noises in assembly, his tail of infinite possibilities, and his great affinity to ice cream have made him beloved by all the school.