Winchester Thurston School - Thistledown Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

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At this moment of our lives, we are strong, confident, and de- termined not be disillusioned or led astray. We know who we are and where we want to gog we have limitless hope for the future. We are happier than we have ever been before. Being close to our very early childhood, we can recognize the fallacy of the general concept that those were our happiest years. We know that this is true only in the sense that those were the years when it took the most effort on the part of our teachers and parents to make us happy. Our education at Winchester has so greatly broadened our horizons and deepened our capacity to understand and therefore to ap- preciate that we now enjoy not only instinctively, as we did when we were younger, but also intellectually. It is much easier to please us now that we have been taught about the multitude of pleasing things in the world. In this yearbook, we wish to depict, through the inherent truth of great art, this process of growth into perceptive, appre- ciative young women. J. K. C. The paintings reproduced in this yearbook are from Michelangelds Sistine Chapel, through the courtesy of the American Academy in Rome. The quotations on the divider pages are from the works of Kahlil Gibran. 2 u I I I I I I .l ll il ll ll ll ll ll ll DEDICATION She has been more than a teacherg she has been a friend dear to us for her uick Cl wit, her loyalty and devotion to the interests of the school, and her enthusiasm and genuine concern for each of her pupils. These qualities have instilled in us a deepening pride in our individual achievements and in our achievements as a part of the school. She has rejoiced in our victories, and through words of encouragement and inspiration she has consoled us in our defeats. By her cheerful and patient attitude, she has taught us the art of good sportsmanship as well as the sl-:ill and grace needed in the performance of the established sports and the exciting new activities she has promoted and developed at Winchester. With sincere gratitude the class of 1959 dedicates the Tbirtledown to Mrs. Louis O. Caputo. 3 THISTLEDOWN STAFF We of the Thistledown staff would like to express our deep appreciation to Mrs. Hutson for her invaluable assistance and encouragement. We would also like to thank our class for its patience and cooperation. Edilor-ifz-Chief Burizzerr Mfmnger Treafurer . . , Ari Edilw' . .. A , Lifenzry Edilor ,, ,,,,,,, Phologffzpby Edilorr ,,,,, , Typing Edilorr Family Adrimr ,,,,, 4 , ,,,, jennifer Chinlund Mary Lowenthal , Justine Englert Lynn lNli1'Sky , . Susan Barker Alexandra Brittain Lynne Voelp , .. Helen Crozier Judith Getty Mrs. Hutson MISS MARY FRANCES PHILPUT ADMINISTRATION H end mimefs MRS. RACHEL MCCORMICK HOUSTON Afyiftanl Heudmislreu 5 , F Z A if '4 z V. v X fy. 0 , 1' I . W 'im an M. E FACULTY MADAME YAGODKIN MRS' DURHAM French French MRS. HUBBELL French MISS DUNLEVY M155 ROGERS Latin Latin Madame Yagodkin ...' 'Mais, vous 'Stes dans la lune? Mrs. Durham . . . Vous 'Etes une bavardef' Miss Dunlevy . , . You can't skip the qnefr in life. Mrs. Hubbell . . . HALORS, Mesdemoiselles, votrelegonpour41ujouril'l1ui. Miss Rogers . . . Convince a woman against her will, and she's of the same opinion still. 6 MRS. WASHBURN DR. MOREY History of Art Ancient History MISS DENTON MISS GEISE Pennsylvania and History of Art American History Mrs. Washburn . . . Dears, it's simply marvelous. Dr. Morey . . . Seniors . . . juniors . . . Tenth . . . Ninth . . . Eighth. Miss Denton . . . It's interesting to speculate . . Miss Geise . . . Well, how DO you spell Ghirlandaio? 7 MISS BURKHOUSE Biology and Chemistry MISS TAYLOR Arithmetic and Geometry MRS. JUNKER Algebra MR. SAMPLE Algebra and Senior Mathematics Miss Burkhouse . . . Remember, girls, it's a LABOR-atory, not a lab-ORATORY. Mrs. junker . . . Sorry, no quote-chalk dust allergy has overcome her again. Miss Taylor . . . Now girls, just wait until I set my egg-timerg then we'll begin. Mr. Sample . . . Would it be too much trouble for you to go downstairs and get your book? Lei not ihe waiver of the Jen fepn- mle us now, and the year: you have rpefzt in our midi! become a mem- ary. KAI-ILIL GIBRAN MRS, HUTSON MISS LYTLE English English MISS FRAME English Mrs. Hutson Miss Lytle . Miss Frame Mrs. Kress ' 7 'F dk is MRS. KRESS Music That's an interesting icleag why don't you write me a paper about it? Old English is not an ugly languageg it's a guttural language. Are you signed out? SacRIfice, not sacRAfice. 9 STUDENT COUNCIL The officers of each class in the Upper School, elected for the outstanding qualities of leadership, responsibility, and integrity, repre- sent their fellow pupils in the Student Council of Winchester-Thurston. The girls meet with Miss Philput under whose wise and gentle guidance they recognize and discuss honestly various problems which arise throughout the school year. By solving these problems, the Student Council deepens our respect for the strength and soundness of the Winduester- Thurston ideals of self-government and calm, reasonable judgment. I0 'UF in-iJlGtsuu.ws'-,s'm A.. ,, wa... wus 1 , . K ' . g ffg,? -1' F, f ,f 47, ., Ls' ,I ,K . f'1 , WX? E I 7 fzzfhfgg ,Cx Ilfffj gx,11'p zffuff ffwry fl ggffzlf, .1J'! .M Iwflt M HZXJIU1 mm Irfufl ffrhn is ffln. Left lo righz: Linda Crawford, Mary Navarro, Lynn Kidd, B u n n y Burroughs, Cynthia Hodgson, Meg Orr, Debra Wheeler, Kathy Eicher, Sharon Simon. Burk: Miss Kyle. Al:- Jent: Rose Ellen Sherman, Va- lerie Morton. KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE Slmzdizzg, left zo right: Field- ing Bohart, Margaret Weisser, Susan Binstock, Margaret Tay- lor, Mrs. Radcliffe, Lydia Contis, Hilary Wehe. Seafed: Anne Clarke, Nancy Musgrave, Susan Allshouse, Anne Mur- phy, Jennifer Cordic, Edward Weisser, Rosalie Half. Alzrenl: Ginny Calderwood, Jean Sil- vestri, Margaret Ryan. I2 Slanding, lefz to right: Julie Landon, Marjorie Haller, Mary Ann Wilner, Susan Simon. Silzingf Joan Musgrave, Deb- orah Beauregard, Judy Young- quist, Travis Forsyth, Darlene Shapiro, Judy Apt, Norine Thompson, Barbara Bohart. Abrent: Alexandra Contis. SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE I3 From raw, lefl to rigbi: Ra- chel Jacobson, Wendy Craw- ford, Ann Greenwald. Mid- dle row: Jaci Freeborn, Joy Marks, Patricia Watson, Elsie Heard, Nancy Finkel. Back row: Tanya Blades, Cathy Kehl, Miss Wagner, Mary Nettrour. Abremfx Maidie Smith. .iw VW, , . ,, , ,W .M , ., ,, L,,,W,,25 . -W-ww 35535 Us Wg L ' Av , V , ,Tv ff. W 5 Q, ff, P f m A ' 9 Q fa? , 2' ii at W - W 'W' 'if Mifw 'W' L, V J NF I as-X ,M Q if? Q 5 .,,. 5 W ,,:, f Q vm . W i-V, ., , , .. . C, ,Q ' 2, 5 k ig. , Vg iff? we g 5 l fu ff ,fi - A Firzrf row, left I0 rigbz: Wencly Ohernauer, Joanne Lehman, Peggy Lou Stubbs. Sammi row: Cynthia Pearson, Joyce Kloss, Mary Sue Ketter- er, Lucy Miller, 'lfvird wir: Ellen Halteman. jean Rohert- son, Susan MacMichael, Vir- ginia Rochez, Maria Matheny. Fourflv roux' Deborah Mac- Britle, Marion Heard, Dana Trice, Helen Mar Parkin, Anne Xwright. M. SIXTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE .: 2: N1 1. ....,.... -1 ib- I5 Firiff 11110. left fa rigblr Madeleine Hays, Susan Finkel, Margot Hill, jennifer Davies. Serum! wzzz' Mnffet Provost, Pamela Linhart, Christy Arm- strong, Lisa Hughes, Diane Lichy. Carole Haskell, Chris- tine Raisig. Tfrird rnzzx' Leslee Roth, Julie Wfilley, l,.lH1L'l.l Hill. Joyce Griffith, Dorothy Strang, Alice Thompson, Karen Gulhransen, Fnurlln mzv: Emmy Sue Shepard, Lin- da Vi'erlinich, Jeannie Horner, Anne XVitting, Terry Anne Peake. Susan De Maar, Ifrannie .Io Gitnick. Fifflv mug' Peggy Leydic, Lenore Dixon, Sara il a rn es. Susanne Monteith, Marga Matheny, Virginia Crawford. You were born together and togelher you .fhall be forevermbre. KAHLIL GIBRAN ., ,X '72 Left zo righl: Mrs. Howard, Miss Hirt, Miss Millar, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Antila. I6 Fi:-.rf row, lefl fo riglyl: Margaret Swan, Mary Spindler, Lee Lochheacl. Seroud rouz' Penny Foster, Susie Eaton, jane Nettrour. Edith Jones, Margaret Shuman. Third row: Louise Provan, Charlotte Leighton, Susie Abercrombie, Lynn Norris, Karen Wolk, Carolyn Riviere, Lucy Lochhead, Susie Stickel. Fourlb 1'01l'.' Ann Zener, Margaret Hutchison, Susie Sharp, Mabel Sherman, Betty Wolf, Gretchen Schenck, Nancy Mosenson, Debby Walilier, Linda Kaufman, Stephany Weax'er, Abfent: Arabelle Davies. EIGHTH GRADE Arabelle Davies ,,,,,,, Preridenl Lee Lochhead , , Vive Preridwzi Mary Spindler A Swrvmry Margaret Swan fI'rc.1,rln'w' I7 Firrz ww, left to righz: Elizabeth Middleton, Marsha McAdams, Barbara Bragdon, Margaret Bond, Ellen Lehman, Rosamound Fitch, Patricia Perkins, Sarah Marshall, Susan Miller, Ann Dittmer. Sewnd row: Lynne Eckhardt Nancy Neubauer, Bethia Forsyth, Maira Brourman, Susan Frank, Susan Shapira, Joan McFarland Phillips, Mary Alice Henninger, Judith Heyer, Carole Kettering, Marilyn Moore, Carolyn Maloney, Francie Johnston, Jo Anne Borrison, Sandra Banes. Third rout: Linda Macmichael, Cynthia Kelly, Phyllis Wilson, Carolyn Shellby, Harriet Rosenburg, Judith Berdis, Margaret Loughery, Heidi Slaughter, Con- stance Clever, Carol Miller, Susan Kunz, Betsy Van Der Voort, Karen Forney, Tracy XXIIIIIUCF. Ahreut: Judith Nicholson. E NINTH GRADE Carol Kettering , , , ,,,,,,,, H Prgjidwlg Joan McFarland Phillips ,, ,, ,, Vice Preridefzz Mary Alice Henninger , , ,, W Sem-egg,-ly Judith Heyer ,, Trerzfuref' I8 Fin! row, left to right: Martha Goorin, Nan Sachs, Gretchen Beyerl, Carol Jackson, Sandra Hawkins. Serond row: Cathleen McSorley, Barbara Taylor, jean George, Pat Bair, Sally Feland, Nancy Horner, Susan Berkman, Emily Ray. Third row: Nadene Bama, Sydney Chalfant, Carol Foeclisch, Nancy johnson, Sally Bruecken. Fourlb row: Ellen Sue Baer, Alisoun Kuhn, Susan Riviere, Susan Falk, Nancy Jenks, Betsy Cummins, Sally Colbaugh, Judy Balph, Holly Hulme, Lee Phillips. FIFTH ROW: julie Klein, Gail Falk, Eileen Mauclair, Bonnie Ross, Barbara Nickel, Joanne Mcllrath, Amy McCluan, Dorothy Hart. TEN TH GRADE jean George Praridwzl Sglrglh Felarlcl Vim' Pr4'.fid'c'l1t Bz1l'b1l1'z1 Talylol' 5L'L'7'g'I,Il l' Patricia Bair ,, TI'c'.IJ'Il1'L'1' l I9 Fir-,rt wiv, left Io righf: Fda Hommel, Judy Armstrong, Joan Moss, Connie Avner, Peggy Ingham, Betty Jo Northcutt. Semzzd ww: Behe Dorrance, Susie Simons. Judi Mosenson, Courtie Smith, Chrissy Hoffman, Elisa Lynch, Colleen Murphy, Julia Grove. Third mum' Nancy Demmler, Nancy Beyerl, Betsy Schmeltzer, Barbara Gott, Ellen Diamondstone. Linda Beauregard, Sally Miller, Fourfla 1-nun' Roberta Borus. Donne Erving, Beverly Diebold, Betsy Booth, Susan Criep, Alison Pedicord, Sally Otto. Fifzb raw: Danielle Durham, Joy Duquette, Diana McKeon, Barbara Brewster, Sara Schlotterer, Sixlb wuz' Mary Jane Harter, Olivia Tadeo, Sue Hopkins, Nancy Colbaugh, Jean Zimmer- man. Serwzlb TUNE' Betsy Hackett, Judy Jones, Louise Keelingz, Louise Warrick, Diane Kennedy, Karen I-flarmeier, Dorothy Walleck. UN IOR CLASS Constance Amer , ,, , PI't'fjd:'!lf Joan lwloss , Vin' Pi't'.l'fdL'Uf Margaret Ingham , ' ,, Srw-C1411-J Judith Armstrong 7.VL'.l,l'IlI'L'J' 20 K 1 THE JUNIOR PROM 22 - .WM , x . a , SN x E Qs wi 'am H . ., Mb. . WH- . .ww x Q A I , Y Q 4 1 , , k V, A V. w I ' V ' -'r - 1 .. 6 af -A. 0 an -wma, L. - - ,gmfm gf.,.,.h+,, + ' 5. iw-Y'V1!Qi f' 1U9 W W.-,INN , if' 'We SUSAN ROBERTA BARKER Suz Entered: VIII Activities: Glee Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Minor Sports XII Varsity Hockey X Class Secretary IX Class Treasurer XI Student Council IX, XI Thistledown Literary Editor XII She smiles into the sullen sky and makes it glad again. Margaret San gster 24 Entered: IX Activities: SUZANNE CRUTTENDEN BAKER Sue Glee Club XI, XII Special Glee Club XI, XII Drama Club IX, X Minor Sports XI, XII Varsity Basketball IX, X, XI, XII Varsity Hockey IX, X, XI, XII Varsity Softball X, XI She is indeed honest and of an open and free nature. Ben Jonson POLLY BRANDT Polly Entered: IX Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XII Senior Septet XII Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Hockey X Class Secretary XII Student Council XII The best of healers is good cheer. Pindar ALEXANDRA TRIMBLE BRITTAIN Alex Entered: IX Activities: Glee Club XI, XII Special Glee Club XI, XII Senior Septet XII Art Club IX Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Hockey X, XI, XII Plaid Representative XI Class Secretary X Student Council X Photography Editor of Thistledown XII Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Samuel Johnson CAROLYN CLARK Lyn Entered: Kindergarten Glee Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XI, XII Senior Septet XII Minor Sports XII Varsity Basketball IX, XI, XII Varsity Hockey IX, X, XI, XII Vice President X, XII Secretary VIII Student Council VIII, X, XII Prom Chairman XI Activities: Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. JENNIFER KATHERINE CHINLUND Jen Entered: Kindergarten Activities: Drama Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Minor Sports X Class President VIII, XI Thistledown Editor XII Student Council VIII, XI We know the truth, not only by the reason but also by the heart. Pascal Emerson 26 HELEN JANE CROZIER Helen Entered: VII Activities: Art Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Basketball X, XI, XII Plaid Representative XI Thistledown Typing Editor XII And gives her graciousness a warm zest. Robert Bridges JUSTINE DIEBOLD ENGLERT Tine Entered: VIII Activities: Glee Club 'X, XI Art Club VIII, IX, XII Minor Sports XII Varsity Basketball IX, XI Varsity Softball IX, XI Varsity Volleyball X Vice President XI Student Council XI Thistledown Treasurer XII Who does not befriend himself by doing good? Sophocles ANNE McALLISTER FRIDAY Anne Entered: IX Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI Art Club XII Art Club President XII Minor Sports X, XII Varsity Basketball XII Varsity Softball X Varsity Volleyball X Coining words in the quick mint of joy. Leigh Hunt JEANNE GWYN EN TW Ent Entered: VIII Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XII Drama Club VIII Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Basketball IX Varsity Hockey IX, X What Wisdom can you find that kindness? ISLE is greater than Rousseau 28 'IUDITH ANN GETTY Jude Entered: Kindergarten Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XI, XII Drama Club VIII Minor Sports XII Varsity Basketball IX, X, XII Varsity Hockey IX, X Class Treasurer IX Class Secretary XI Student Council IX, XI Thistledown Typing Editor XII I laugh'd till I cried. Aristophanes CORNELIA EWART GOODREDS Cornie Entered: IX Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XII Poetry comes fine spun from a mind at peace. Ovid MARGARET ELIZABETH GREINER Peggie Entered: VIII Activities: Glee Club IX, X Drama Club VIII, XI, XII Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Basketball IX, X, XI, XII Varsity Hockey IX, X, XI Varsity Volleyball XI Leader XI Life is not life at all without delight. Dighton Patmore DONNA LAWSON GOW Donna Entered: VII Activities: Drama Club VIII, IX, X, XI,,X Minor Sports X, XI, XII A sensitive being, a creative soul. Wordsworth RACHEL GRAHAM KNAKE Gay Entered: Kindergarten Activities: Glee Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XI, XII Senior Septet XII Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Basketball IX, X Class Vice President VIII The most useless da of all is that in which we have Y not laughed. Sebastien Chamfort 3I LINDA SUE KRAMER Linda Entered: X Activities: Art Club X, XI, XII Art Club Secretary-Treasurer XII Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Volleyball XI In small proportions we just beauties see, And in short measures life may perfect be. Ben Jonson ROBIN LEE LEWIS Gussy Entered: X Activities: Glee Club X, XI Special Glee Club XI Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Hockey XI, XII Varsity Basketball XII Varsity Softball X There's nothing worth the wear of winning But laughter and the love of friends. Hilaire Belloc ELIZABETH MORGAN LANSBERRY Liz Entered: X Activities: Glee Club X, XI Drama Club X, XI, XII Drama Club President XII Minor Sports X You have a nimble wit: I think 'twas made of At- lanta's heels. Shakespeare 32 JOAN MCCREERY joan Entered: IX Glee Club X, XI Drama Club XII Art Club IX Minor Sports X Activities: Can we ever have too much of a good thing? LONGWELL Cervantes ' MARY LOWENTHAL mal Entered: VIII Activities: Glee Club X Art Club VIII, IX, XI, XII Plaid Representative VIII Plaid Editor XI Class President X Thistledown Business Manager XII I do not understand: I pause: I examine. Michel de Montaigne 33 LYNN ELLEN MIRSKY Mirk Entered: V Activities: Drama Club X Art Club VIII, IX, XI, XII Minor Sports XII Thistledown Art Editor XII Which can say more than this rich praise- That you alone are you? Shakespeare CAROLYN HOLDEN MARZKE Carol Entered: XI Activities: Drama Club XII Minor Sports XI, XII Varsity Basketball XII Honest labor bears a lovely face. Thomas Dekker HARRIET DUFF PHILLIPS Duffy Entered: V Activities: Drama Club VIII, X, XII Art Club IX, XI Minor Sports XII Kindness as large and plain as a prairie wind. Stephen Vincent Benet CAROL ANN POLLOCK Carol Entered: XI Activities: Drama Club XI, XII Minor Sports XI, XII The soul's calm sunshine and the heartfelt joy. Alexander Pope CAROLYN ROSEN Pinky Entered: IX Activities: Drama Club X Art Club IX, XI, XII Class Treasurer XII Student Council XII Stung by the splendour of a sudden thought. Robert Browning MARILU ECHILLE RANSOM Pinkie Entered: X Activities: Drama Club X Art Club XI, XII Minor Sports X, XI, XII Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind and fills it with a steady and perpetual serenity. Pindar 36 CYNTHIA ANN ROSENBURG Cini Entered: IV Activities: Drama Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Drama Club Vice President XII Minor Sports X, XII Varsity Basketball IX Varsity Hockey IX Plaid Representative IX Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain char- acteristics of a vigorous mind. Samuel johnson 3 7 BARBARA LYNN RUBENSTEIN Barb Entered: IX Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI Art Club XII Minor Sports XII And more than wisdom, more than wealth A merry heart that laughs at care. Henry Milman JOAN HOWELL STOHR Joan Entered: VIII Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XI, XII Glee Club President XII Drama Club VIII Minor Sports X, XI, XII Varsity Basketball IX, X, XI, XII Varsity Hockey IX, X, XI, XII Varsity Softball XI The will to do, the soul to dare. Sir Walter Scott KATHERINE REAM STALEY Kathy Entered: VIII Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI Drama Club VIII Minor Sports XII Varsity Basketball X, XI, XII Varsity Hockey X, XII Varsity Softball X Varsity Volleyball X The noble heart harbours virtuous thought. Spenser SARAH CLEMENTINE SUCCOP Sally Entered: IX Activities: Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XI, XII Drama Club XII Minor Sports X, XII Varsity Basketball IX, X, XII Varsity Hockey IX, X, XI, XII Plaid Editor XI Class President XII Class Treasurer X Student Council X, XII Endurance, foresight, strength and skill, A perfect woman, nobly planned To warn, to comfort, and command. Wordsworth AGNES LYNNE VOELP Lynne Entered: I Activities: Glee Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Special Glee Club XI, XII Minor Sports XII Varsity Basketball IX, XI Varsity Hockey IX, X, XI, XII Class Treasurer VIII Student Council VIII Thistledown Photography Editor XII Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others Cannot keep it from themselves. Sir james Barrie 39 NANCY MONTGOMERY WARREN Missie Entered: XI Activities: Minor Sports XI, XII Varsity Hockey XI, XII Leader XII Senior Follies Chairman XII Clearest insight, amplitude of mind, And Reason in her most exalted mood, Wordsworth JUDITH HARRIET WALTON Judy Entered: V Activities: Glee Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII Minor Sports XII Varsity Hockey XII A song is more lasting than the riches of the world. Padraic Colum 40 gg'I'd'4l 1 ALEX LYN CLARK DONNA h A Q -5 1 ',.W far IF A 2 I 1 ' A R W W ,, R 4 is Q3 Fl Q af it 0 'W 141 M Q ' Q R W 2 , Mu 5 2 . . K. Q My Q CAROL POLLOCK S E E ,L 5. wi' ' in PINKY ROSEN .1 ...'4j' 4 ig' ' V .M I-m'.gj'i,g,. 4 wggypg 3. E, as ,Q LIZ S? J 'Y IUDITH SALLY E K ,V gu 'WV r L LA L J sUE BAKER JEANNIE HELEN ROBIN PINKIE RANSOM JOAN LONGWELL 4 I BARBARA JEN CORN IE R19 SUSIE BARKER CAROLYN M. LYNN M. LYNNE V. ANNE LINDA MISSIE x MARY DUFFY 42 X GAY ,M CYNTHIA PEGGIE JUSTINE POLLY KATHY JOAN STOHR 43 JUDY CLASS WILL SUSIE BAKER leaves the foot deep ruts in the Senior parking lot caused by her little blue Ford. SUSIE BARKER leaves Justine's car door to anyone who wants a smashed thumb. POLLY BRANDT leaves grey paint on the wall of Dr. Mattoxis house. i ALEX BRITTAIN leaves a red lace petticoat to anyone who doesn't mind being teased in gym class. JENNIFER CHINLUND leaves her ancient and renowned saddle shoes to Colleen. LYN CLARK leaves Incorporated thankfully. HELEN CROZIER leaves her broomstick to the Ellis sophomores. JUSTINE ENGLERT leaves scrambled Yearbook Treasury records to a more capable Junior. JEANNE ENTWISLE leaves her 2'x4' parking space in the Senior parking lot to any Junior who thinks her car will fit. ANNE FRIDAY leaves a place by the radiator in Senior study hall to any cold Junior who wants it. JUDITH GETTY leaves her red Capezios to Sally Bruecken. CORNIE GOODREDS leaves her warm desk with superb view of study hall. DONNA GOW leaves her weird sweaters to Mrs Hutson and her tights to Mrs. Caputo. PEGGIE GREINER leaves her broken thumb to anyone who doesn't want to take a Latin test. GAY KNAKE leaves her snowbound North East weekends to an Eskimo. LINDA KRAMER leaves her desk in Senior study hall to Joy Duquette, her deskmate last year. LIZ LANSBERRY leaves her extra locker key to Emily Ray. ROBIN LEWIS leaves her plaid jacket to Miss Dunlevy. JOAN LONGWELL leaves her athletic prowess to another candidate for the Olympics. MARY LOWENTHAL leaves a rule for the future Virgil classes: Of method Latin in respect to order of word be mindful. CAROLYN MARZKE leaves to anyone who has a French-English dictionary the continual whisper, psst, may I borrow your dictionary P LYNN MIRSKY leaves her early bed hours to Ellen Lehman. DUFFY PHILLIPS leaves her Senior books to her sister-and good luck! CAROL POLLOCK leaves a sling to anyone who is careless enough to cut her hand on a delivery tube in chemistry. PINKY RANSOM leaves America for Afghanistan. PINKY ROSEN leaves .ra bamze pronozzriatiofz Jl7't17ZgdiJ'? 23 Madame Yagodkin eg Madame Hubbell. CYNTHIA ROSENBURG leaves her wool scarf to Miss Dunlevy and Harriet to the school. BARBARA RUBENSTEIN leaves her shattered nerves from driving during the four o'clock rush hour at W. T. KATHY STALEY leaves her Monday morning fencing announcement to an agile Junior. JOAN STOHR leaves her worn out mousetrap to Bobbie Gott. SALLY SUCCOP leaves the school without a Succop until Nancy comes of age . LYNNE VOELP leaves her Lake Erie glasses to Barbara Brewster. JUDY WALTON leaves her seat on the bus to Kiski to anyone who wants it. MISSIE WARREN leaves her New England CPD accent to Mrs. Hutson. 44 KN, N 3 .TV , Rs X . .ki 7 1 ' , s I 45 4? YI f sw x E 18 3 AL af I 5 ' W mwfifm 4451 41122 ., Q in W ,, J ' Na+ ,, -f , W -. .i ..:., I M 'K ,kV, fp A I , H ' ' wk iw if 1 as ,k VK I . V' k XXX .KW 1 THINGS WE WOULD LIKE TO REMEMBER Hockey games fwhen we wonj James directing traffic in the mornings Vacations The day the squirrel scampered into study hall Carol-singing under the lighted Christmas tree in the darkened study hall Miss Philput's birthday Everything We've forgotten The great Danes next door Mary's post-exam Iuncheons Mrs. Phillips THINGS WE WOULD LIKE TO FORGET Monday calesthenics Picking up Clarkie's Renault and carrying it down Clyde Street The hole we made in the gym floor during our Tenth Grade dance Midterm Melancholy Cold mornings in drafty Senior study hall Fragrance of formaldehyde Square dancing in gym class Our college interviews with their inevitable faux-pa! Orpheus and Eurydice Our witches in the Senior Halloween skit THINGS WE DID FORGET To smile on Monday Yearbook deadlines To plan ahead for exams To do themes until the last minute To bring our Companionr 47 In-gf V. 1 ,J ' ff 2. sq..,,m:QaAivmwA . , -...fu-an . 'f k - - ,W L lx gi if X Q f , x. Y' ., .4 . , -'-52 N v,g,4 -- ,S . - fs: -' '64 S I. 1, B ,V -f .1 3 1 5 fn N ,W ., I . . ' ,Q . in m ' Lg ' , ,,' V3- if fw , L .lv ,Q .JF 1 fm? fi' K 4. :fr s. 4 6 AIA 4 Dy' joan Stohr o ,, , N , , , ,o , ,, ,, Prefidefzt Susan Hopkins , , , H ,, , ,, , , H Vife Prexidenl Mary jane Harter ,, , , oo , , . oo Sevrelary-T1'eaJz1re1' SENIOR GLEE CLUB JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Nancy johnson , , ,, , , ,,,..,,,, , ,,,, ,, , ,,,,,, ,, ,, , Preyjdgnf Dorothy Hart , , , Vire Prefideul Nancy Jenks YY,,,,, S ef1'eM1'y-Tref15z1r'e1' 50 As a salute to the Bicentennial Program in Pittsburgh, the music theme for the year at Winchester-Thurston was Our Pittsburgh Heritagel' The Special Glee Club sang a French iz ctzltiltrelfa number at the Bicentennial Program of the United We Sing Carol Festival at Carnegie Music Hall in December. The Glee Club participated in two combined concerts with the Kiski Glee Club. The latter, given in the spring at Winches- ter-Thurston, was attended by parents, friends, and several Pittsburgh composers whose works were performed at the concert. It is impossible for the Glee Clubs to express their full appreciation to their Director, Mrs. Selma B. Kress, who has devoted limitless time and effort on their behalf. J. H. S. SPECIAL GLEE CLUB MRS. KRESS 9 C5 joan Stohr Piwhlcfzl Susan Hopkins , Vice Piwiifwzf Mary Jane Harter Kernlm'-1'-'1'rtizrfmv' SENIOR SEPTET MMM 5l k l R7 'W Mix' S ,. V X , . ,A ,L xi. -, A ,W W Jr 2 '22 -mg... Anne Friday P1'e,m1'e11f Linda Kramer Ifive Pzwiflcffzf 52 MRS. BODNAR Paris has her left bank, New York her Washington Square, but Winchester- Thurston-ah!-she has her Art Club. Un- der the direction of Mrs. Victor Bodnar, the artists of Winchester create their master- pieces which can be viewed on the club's bulletin board. For the first time, the Art Club has become so large that it has become necessary to divide it into two groups so that the girls may have more room to work on their various projects. This past year they did pen and ink drawings, portraits, lino- leum blocks, mosaics, and creative embroid- ery. C. R. I work of art if a mir! carved irzlo an image KAHLIL GIBRAN mia V 'ii t bxr? 1 'szfm . p - . get A W 3 if . 1 C if-12' 33 .z, e: ' .I All 3 6 5 X 'tv ..tt ei 1 gg gg l l , l Q i E Elizabeth Lansberry , ,,,, ,,,,,. e C C . .,,, 1 -K Pfefiflffll Cynthia Rosenburg , Carol Pollock , Vice Preyldeuf Secreffzry-Treasurer SENIOR DRAMA CLUB ' .... and the lady Jlmll my ber mind freely, or llae blank verxe rlaall bali f0r't. SHAKESPEARE Why do we join Drama Club? To develop poise and the ability to speak well before a group, as well as to learn the time-honored art of acting and the more recent arts of production, lighting, direction, and costuming. Even more meaningful are the com- panionship and good fun of rehearsals and the sense of accomplishment of the performance. To these ends, we worked on the delivery of speeches, stage- craft, and pantomimesg we gave a Christmas program and a Spring production, and we also co-operated with Shady Sidels Gargoyle Society in their produc- tion of Peter Ustinov's The Empty Chair. Under the able direction of Mrs. Arthur Wilmurt, we have en- joyed ourselves in realizing our aims. C. A. R. Emily Ray Y ,, l'f'u.mlu1f Mundy Fitch Viw l'rwjflw1f Sally Colbaugh Swralm'-V'l'm1.r111'w' JUNIOR DRAMA CLUB ,ph Q. ' v 4. 5 MRS. WILMURT 55 ,W l Q, LEADERS' CLUB Edith jones Constance Clever Bonnie Ross Betsy Hackett ,e,e Nancy Warren MRS. CAPUTO 56 VIII , IX X , XI XII SENIOR VARSITY HOCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY nm, .I 450' Q Qi I SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY 5gffT Y L, K 5 ,. S I . ,f The residence girls of Wfinchester- Thurston are privileged to have Miss Edythe T, Bussey as their new Dean of Residence. Under her guidance, they combine study with recreation in a pleasant, informal at- mosphere, 'E i I B RESIDENCE f wi li ,Li 3 i if 2.1 fc kkr, . A c Si . wf in am W 5, I Q if ' ff Af' if 62 The fzppemmzfe of thingy rhazzgef afford- mg to the emofzom, and fhuy we fee magic and heauty in them . . . ' KAI-ILIL GIBRAN We were four in that small kindergarten in 1945, four, who fourteen years later would carry yellow roses and twining green ivy. This thought, however, was not fore- most in our minds as we watched arrogant First Graders filing past our door. We, too, became First Graders and with our several new friends began the trudge through the Lower School. Our goal was now to be sophisticated Seventh Graders, and our glances were directed up toward them. As new girls joined us in each successive year, our class soon reached its goal and acted the role of Lower School Seniors. For a brief moment, we looked down upon those younger and upon the happy experiences of those years, but were soon moved off to the Upper School, dethroned from our citadel into what seemed to us the lowly position of Eighth Graders. Once again, our heads were raised, and our eyes were filled with admiration for the Seniors. We watched them as they came into study hall, admired their courage as they made ntunerous complicated announce- ments, respected their authority, enjoyed their clever advertisements, envied their cars, and stared at them, though we tried not to, as they sat studying on the steps during the warm Spring afternoons while we were being put through the grueling paces of an afternoon gym class. Suddenly it is June, 1959. We realize that we have completed our life at Winchester. Once again, as in the Seventh Grade, rather than look ahead toward the unknown, we prefer to focus our attention upon the past. In our Senior year, problems depressed us, their solutions elated us, and the experience gained in effecting these solutions increased our understanding of democratic principles and of human relationships. just as important, however, has been the growth of our class, for by sharing our common problems, we have become a single, strongly united body. In attaining this unity, we have reached our final goal at Winchester-Thurston and must now depart. We hesitate, but realizing that Winchester will remain a part of us for- ever, we are sincerely happy to be able to say in a clear, unified voice, Farewell. S. C. S. 64 And if our hands should meet in another dream we Jhall huild another tower in the shy. 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WE! -:QL -fy x nfbmk A V 'MM0W 'fW W M P M3 I Xiybyx W . cv Ogfoxvg o 0, Jer, guxjx Q4 Cyxf' 0 X10 0 Q u v if Q9 Aff' YU SUPPLEMENT of THE 1959 THISTLEDOWN THE LOWER SCHOOL PLAY THE SENIOR MOTHER-DAUGHTER VOLLEYBALL GAME 2 if Qaida NL: M' ,Q lf-Y 2 W' A? . 0,3 'vi 3, if Q2 ?jZ3E4 . sw., SENIOR F OLLIES TOPSIE 3 MAY DAY COMMENCEMENT REHEARSAL w 4 YEARBOOK PRESENTATION CLASS DAY M... . . - v - . n x w. x v w x X X N ' R 5 x v ' HJ' The five who entered in kindergarten. Lefl to right: JENNIFER CHINLUND: Mary Graham Mitchell Award. ALEX BRITTAIN: Alice M. Thurston Award. SALLY SUCCOP: Ruth S. Gamsby Award. MARY LOXWENTHAI.: Mary A. 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