Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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Wim. T f..-i x I sf JEAN MARY BLAIR Long-legged grace . . . a quiet voice from a small mouth . . . which upholds her opinions capably . . . unsuspected participant . . . in many a practical joke . . . swimmer . . . with beauty and precision . . . de- votee of ice cream cones and good books . . . psych major . . . Jean. VIRGINIA BOWLBY lg Conscientious French major . . . who finds time Q '. 55 , for sports . . . of all kinds . . . when her work is done L 1 Q . . . . 93 . . . meticulous order . . . 111 a room boosting Princeton 0 Gi . . . and Rutgers . . . never empty mail box . . . end- -2 I F5-. R less correspondence . . . crowded into odd moments . . . Ginny.

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ANNE BAUMGARDNER Red-gold hair . . . always in order . . . above a black choir gown . . . English major . . . exhibiting proficiency in dancing . . . and on the tennis court . . frequent visits to the seashore . . . lovely clothes . . a particular interest in knitting . . . and Lafayette . . . Bummy. BARBARA BENNETT Sun-lover . . . who feels happiest . . . with flowers in her hair . . . ardent camper and traveler . . . on foot up the Appalachian trail . . . or in a canoe . . . grace and skill . . . in basketball . . . or hockey . . . hidden desire . . . to see the Orient . . . Button. L' Y 1 I' N its 'Sb ,S 0 fi 1- i f ii ffl '

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MARY JANE BROCK Blonde dignity . . . and friendly smile . . . quiet manner of a good worker . . . and able executive . . . with interest divided between biology and chemistry . . . working in the library . . . and studying late at night . . . hairdresser . . . for all her friends . . . well- groomed hands . . . Mary Jane. LOUISE ELLEN BROOKS A book of French poetry . . . the notes of Bach played with understanding . . . a tomato sandwich . . . bed to breakfast in five minutes . . . a well-served tennis ball . . . window shopping . . . an original dress design . . . Chanel's Ifheure bleu, . . . Brookic. I 1 i H if X 'N s Q Hag