THE POTOMAC SCH OOL

YEARBOOK

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THE POTOMAC SCHOOL YEARBOOK

1957

Editor-in Chief ________ _ __ _

Assistant Editor _ ---_ _ _____ _ Business Manager __________ _ Art Editor _____ ____ ____ _

Assistant Art ___________ - -

Photography Editor _ _________ _

Assistant Photography ________ _ Faculty Advisor ______ _ _ ___ _

Elizabeth Abbott

Eleanor Rollings

Sara Heap Celina Kellogg

Rosalind Brown

Sandia Johnston Angela Mead Anne Palms

Judy Ray

Jane Vander Poel

Susanne Sweene y Miss Young

DEDICATION

We, the class of '57 gratefully dedicates this

yearbook to Mrs. Price who has faithfully seen us

through cwo of our most important years at school;

first as unsUre seventh graders; and then as more

confident ninth graders.

She has not only steadily guided the class as

a whole but has given understanding advice co

each of us individually so that we may become

better school citizens and in the future, better

adults.

Our Greatest tha nks go to Miss PrestoA and Miss Seth

for all that they and the s c hoo l hav e give n us.

With what we have gained here a t Potomac

we feel ready for the future.

ELIZABETH MARSDEN ABBOTT "Bee", "Babbin"

K-9 September 14, 1942

Next School: Madeira Sig. Phrase: "You said a mouthful!"

Pet P eeve : P eople who think that only children a re spoiled.

Ambition: Psychology expert. Destiny: Hopeless complex from only childhood.

MARCIA JEAN BELL "Marcia", • 'Marsh"

4-9 May 9, 1943

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Cut it out!"

Pet Peeve: Always being too young or too old.

Ambition: To be a taxidermist.

Destiny: Stuffed

ROSALIND GORDON BROWN "Roz", "Rozzie"

8-9 July 31, 1942

Next School: Milton Sig. P hra s e: "That's slick!"

Pet Peeve: People who say I've grown.

Ambition: Ski champ.

Destiny: Ambulance driver.

ELIZABETH MALONE COFFMAN .. Liz", .. Lizzie"

5-9 May 28, 1942

Next School: Undecided

Sig. Phrase: "oh crum!"

Pet Peeve: Naturally straight hair. Ambition: To be an airline hostess.

Destiny: Conductor on a subway.

SUSAN DALTON COOLEY "Susie", "Suse"

1-9 J anuary 6, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Tremendous!"

Pet Peeve: Dogs and cats that shed. Ambition: To live in New England a ll year 'round .

. Destiny: Corn pone.

BARBARA CRAWFORD "Barby"

8-9 June 19, 1942

Next School: La Chatelainie, Switzerland. Sig. Phrase: "Oh! Well!"; "Good night!"

Pet Peeve: Desk tops that fall down constantly.

Ambition: Weekend at Westpoint. Destiny: Annapolis.

BEVERLY BACOT DICKSON "Bebe"

6-9 October 18, 1941

Next School: Madeira Sig. Phrase: "Mercy." Pet Peeve: Fingernails down the blackboard. Ambition: Architect. Destiny: Failing math and geometry.

ELIZABETH ROGERS DO~UNICK "Liz", "Pud"

K-9 August 1, 1942

Next School: Milton

Sig. Phrase: "Hey! ", "I'm sorry."

Pet Peeve: Insincere people. Ambition: To win the Bermuda Races. Destin y: Capsized.

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THEODORA CHATFIELD ECKER "Teddy"

6-9 November 15, 1941

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Hey y'all!"

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Pet Peeve: People who get Nelle and me mixed up.

Ambition: To be tall. Destiny· Inchworm.

ALICE P ECK FALES " Alice"

K-3, 5, 7-9 September 2, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Oh how fabulous!" Pet Peeve: Dead fish handshakes.

Ambition: To see all the world.

Destiny: Robinson Crusoe.

JOANNE FIELD

"Jo" 4 -9

November 1, 1942

Next School: Concord Sig. Phrase: "Steady!" Pet Peeve: Spiders. Ambition: To b taller than my mother. Destiny: Elevator shoes.

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PATRICIA PIKE GESELL "Patsy", "Pat"

K-9 May 17, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Really great!", "Caddy!"

Pet Peeve: People who say that I look like a football player. Ambition: To go to Bermuda. Destiny: French fried.

COURTNEY STILLWELL HAGNER "Courty", "Court"

3 -9 July 29, 1942

Next School: Mt. Vernon Sig. Phrase: "I haven't the faintest."

Pet Peeve: People who say "cool."

Ambition: To be a tennis professional.

Des tiny: Manufacturer of tennis balls.

SARA RIDGWAY HEAP " Sally"

7-9 August 26, 1942

Next School: Undecided

Sig. Phrase: "Anyway, - well, - uh ... " Pet P ee ve: Decimals and fractions! Ambition : To tell a good joke.

Destiny: Milton Berle.

CAROL YN NELSON HENDERSON "Carolyn"

1-9 September 28, 1942

Next School: Friends

Sig. Phrase: "Oh go jump!" Pet Peeve: Pink plaster lawn flamingos.

Ambition: To be an archaeologist.

Destiny: Mummy.

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MARJORI~ HORNBLOWER "Margie"

K-9 February 14, 1942

Next School: Concord

Sig. Phrase: "Oh bow neat!"

Pet Peeve: Runny eggs.

Ambition: To ha ve platinum blond hair. Destiny: "Does she or doesn ' t she?"

ELLEN DAVIS HUETTIG "Nelle", " Nellie"

6-9 March 7, 1942

Next School: Madeira Sig. Phrase: "Fabulous!"

Pet Peeve: People who quit while I'm still raring to go. Ambition: To have a turned-up nose.

Destiny : Snooty.

SANDIA J ANiNE JOHNSTON "Sandy"

K-9 January 10, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Wow!"

Pet Peeve: Big feet.

Ambition: To be a book illustrator.

Destiny: Doodling in my Latin book.

VIRGINIA LEWIS JONES "Robin"

2-4, 9

J uly 4, 1942

Next School: Undecided

Sig. P hrase: "Oh, I don't know." Pet Peeve: Be ing called " Robinsk i." Ambition: Airplane pilot. Des tiny: Ground observer.

CELINA ROBBINS KELLOGG "Celenie"

K-9 March 16, 1942

Next School: Madeira Sig. Phrase: "Yummy!"

Pet Peeve: Fractional roots in algebra.

Ambition: To be in a "Gilbert and Sullivan production." Destiny: Curtain puller.

ANNABELLE LOUD "Armabelle"

7-9 November 4, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Who, me?"

Pet Peeve: People who don't like poodles. Ambition: To be an airline stewardess.

Destiny: Grounded.

ANGELA MEAD .. .Angie", .. Ange"

4-9

October 20, 1941

Next School: Mt. Vernon Sig. Phrase: " Qoob law"

P et Peeve: Only one recO£d every three radio commercials.

Ambition: To be a gpod dancer. Destiny: Box step - one •• two •• three •••

ANNE HOWARD MORTON "Annie", "MO£ty"

5-9 March 14, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Oh, how divine!" Pet Peeve: People who say "formal." Ambition: To be an actress.

Destiny: A show off.

NANCY TILTON ORME "Nancy", "Nance"

4-9

January 11, 1941

Nexe School: Madeira Sig. Phrase: "Su--ure!"

Pee Peeve: Police! Ambieion: To go co Texas. Deseiny: Ending up in Rhode Island.

ANNE LARDNER PALMS .. Annie", "Dick on"

4-9

December 20, 1942

Ne :;~t School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Rats!"

Pet Peeve: People who sing along with records. Ambition: To be an Olympic swimmer.

Destiny: Sunk.

LAVINIA FLETCHER PLUMLEY "Vin", "VilUlie "

4-9 July 17, 1942

Kext School: Madeira Sig. Phrase: "How cool!" Pet Pee,,-e: People who say I have a Southe.m accent.

Ambition: To be able to play popular music.

Destiny: A second Beethoven.

ALEXANDRA PATRICIA POL YZOIDES "Anda"

K-9 December 24, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "That irks me." Pet Peeve: Cat haters! Ambition: Bar Association.

Destiny: Bar.

JUDITH LANE RAY "Judy"

6-9 May 28, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "I'm starving!"

Pet Peeve: People who call me Bebe. Ambition: To be an artist. Destiny: House painter.

L VISE LUDLOW RITCHIE "Louisy" , "Lou"

K-2, 4-9 January 2, 1943

Next School: Madeira Sig. Phrase: "What's y sig. phrase?" Pet Peeve: People who say, "But don't you remember ME?"

Ambition: To learn to bop.

Destiny: Waltzing Matilda.

ELEANOR ELIZABETH ROLLINGS "Eleanor"

7-9 March 3, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase: "Okay?" Pet Peeve: People who climb mountains in high heels. Ambition: To climb the Grand Teutons. Destiny: Life on a houseboat.

BERYL GILLESPIE SLOCUM • 'Beryl"

7-9 October 29, 1942

Next School: Miss Hewins Sig. Phrase: "Good-bye."

Pet Peeve: Leaving Potomac.

Ambition: To come back. Des tiny: F igi Islands.

SUSANNE DENK.t\1ANN SWEENEY "Susie"

3-9 March 31, 1941

Next School: Undecided

Sig. Phrase: "Orders from headquarters." Pet Peeve: Raw hamburger s. Ambition : First to reach the moon.

Destiny: Deep-sea explorer.

JANE STUART VANDER POEL "Janie", "J isvip"

1-2, 5-9

January 9, 1942

Next School: Dobbs Ferry Sig. Phrase: "Don't panic ~(an ! ?!"

Pet Peeve: People who say I always have a comb in my hand. Ambition: To be a secretary.

Destiny: Wrong type!

KATHERINE FULLERTON WEAVER "Kathy"

6-9 June 17, 1942

Next School: Me. Vernon

Sig. Phrase: "Well then .. " Pet Peeve: People who think that Rock and Roll is all noise.

Ambition: Breeder of Basset Hounds.

Destiny: "Nothing but a houn' dog."

LAURA PAGE WILLIA.\1S "Lolly", "Lol"

1-9

July 29, 1942

Next School: Madeira

Sig. Phrase : "Good Morning."

Pet Peeve: People who think tha t Estes Kefauver looks like

Davy Crockett.

Ambition: To be ambitious. Destiny: Advertising relaxing aides.

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May:

THE CLASS HISTORY

19th: the beginning of the end.

20th: Rose comes out with a blooming latin test.

(We wile!!)

Mr. Langstaff's hair-raising Halloween song.

"Tricks or U.N.I.C.E.F."

Monch of rained out hockey games (sob, choke!).

"Ike" and "Adlai" pins galore ... Ike's in (!!! !)(* .. ?).

Here we are at last selling wood carvings at the bazaar.

T he clothes drive "to help those freedom loving

Hungar ians. " The mistletoe affairs (hem, hem).

Our last year of being angels.

Blowing those lovely balloons for the dance (puff, puff!).

Cold spells' crazy sweaters.

CENSORED! !

The exciting F aculey-ninth grade game! * !

Party for classmate when she wasn't there.

Beryl leaves, Nina comes.

Playing the part of sweet little brides maids in Trial by Jury! ?

Crippled classmates return from ski weeke nd.

Those "rousing" rehearsals.

" T he Big Night" (shiver , quake).

The bas ketball championships

Bel ie ve it or not, the Yearbook goes to press!

"Oh, Bermuda! It was so pretty!"

Tennis games against Madeira.

May danc e. "Oh, my aching feet!"

Class day . 31 s t: Congratulations one and all ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

CLASS WILL

We, the class of 1957, to help the school bear the shock of

our departure, and recuperate from the shock left by ten years of

our presence, do hereby tearfully bequeathe to the coming Ninth

Grade a few of our most prized possessions.

Since there is never too much of a good thing, Behe leaves

her smile to Tina and Nancy leaves Penny the muffler from her

car, t hough we doubt that even that will keep Penny quiet. Julie

will proba bl y find a use for the composure which Barby now

leaves her , and, in case Wendy is ever quest ioned, Ang ie gi e s

her a licens e for ha c king . To make sure that Kay may continue

her career in Latin, Anna be lIe leaves her her copy of Cic ero' s

com plete works . Vin now makes offic ial the pre senta tion of her

de sk in the ninth grade room to Harriet White. L oui s e now leaves

her ballet shoes, which she finds no longer fit her to J 0 Turney

and Angie leaves all her popular music to Barby Quandt. Judy

l ea ves Ingrid a Ray of sunshine to help her to take pictures on

those dull days. Sandia presents Darcy with some of her extra

artistic talent. Speaking of talent, in case Vicky should lose

some of hers (which heaven forbid) Margie leaves her a dish­

scraping machine. Anne Palms now leans down and hands AK a

few feet of her height, and Lolly sighs and leaves her extra

dimple to Bubbles, in case Bubbles should ever lose one of hers.

With one last sniff, SaIly l~aves her promin~nt feature to Barby

McCune and Courtney very confidentially l~aves Pam the secret

of her blond hair in case Pam should ever want to change. In the

same cQnfidential manner, Alice leaves ff anet her littl~ black

book and the responsibility of keeping the school up to date on

the la test $quam Lake gossip. Carolyn is sure that the racing

tips which she now leaves Carolyn will prove invaluable tQ her

future bets. Polyzoides sympathetically leaves Rubottom a dic­

tionary of other exotic last names, and Liz Coffman leav'es a few of her brothers and sisters to add to Anne Sabin's collection.

With one last "Rah! Rah! Rah!", "Tiger" Heuttig leaves Prince­

ton to Cornell. And Patsy is sure that Barbara Lawrence will

appreciate the Milton banner she now offers. Anda leaves her

tried and true tranquilizer to Ginger. Liz D. thinks that with the

scissors she now bequeathes, Bettina will be able to keep her

hair trimmed out of her eyes, though Liz herself still has some

trouble doing that. Ann Morton leaves her familiar blush to

Whi teh ead, and Janie doubiousl y leaves her hair brush and extra

bobbie pins to Mary Broun. Bee speechlessly leaves her English

accent to Paulita, and Teddy gives a super-sized bottle of

vitamin Z to Dick to give her energy. ]0 leaves her field to the

one and only Gardner to weed while she's away at school. Robin

leaves Ruth her biography of Captain Video to add (0 he r already

good sized list of biographies. Plum leaves Peck a P lum so P eck

can peck a peck of plums. Celina bopes to get a Parker pen for

the twenty Kellogg box tops she now leaves Gina and Eleanor

wistfully leaves Bus "5" and its belongings to Maria. Roz leaves

Cindy a jar of her favorite "Super Fizzle Fazzle" Ski wax which

can be used for polishing bracelets when melted down. Susie,

who we hear is as good as any major leaguer leaves Gay a

baseball autographed by herself, and Susie Sweeney leaves a

model of her hairdo to Lolly in case she should ever want to cut

hers. Marcia now leaves Di another dead squirrel on which to

practice taxidermy and, finally, Kathy leaves Sand y her old

biology lab, which with a few changes she thinks could hold a

cyclotron.

And, as our departing token, we leave the fu ture ninth grade

a charm bracelet from which hangs the key to originality and a

four leaf clover for good luck, hoping that they, themselves will add many more!

THE EIGHTH GRADE MISS ARCHER

Back Row: Carolyn Scofield, Virginia Parker, Cindy Hiss, Barbara Lawrence , Lolly Graham, Maria Keith. Row four: Eleanor Rubottom, Barbara McCune, Penny Brown, Vicky Sprague, Paulita Sedg­wick, Mary Peck, Julie Von Schrader. Row three: Wendy Watson, Harriet Wh i te , Bettina Brown, Debby Cornell, Gay Barlow. Row two: Bubbles Hagner, Barbara Quandt, Ann Gardner, Diana Rus­sell, Mary Broun, Alice Korff, Ruth Brickwedde. Row one: Pamela O'Neill , T ina Boss. Ginger Hagner, Janet West, Mary Whitehead, Karen Koser, Ann Sabin. Absent: Sandra Allen, Dick Emmet, Darcy Mead, Ingrid Solem, Joanne Turney.

THE EIGHTH GRADE

To us our life has been this school,

We've learned to obey each single rule?

The greatest and almighty class,

We them all by far surpass.

We entered this school in white and blue

And soon learned everything to do.

Miss Hubbard read us "Winnie - the- Pooh",

And we even learned to count to two.

At last we reached the Middle School,

Where in a corner we'd sit on a stool.

We all did learn a lot of spelling

And then our nouns from verbs were telling.

At last our cherished dream's come true.

We've reached the "Upper", our best to do.

Of facts we've quite an accumulation

And now we're discussing radiation!

Ubi est Rosa?

Don't step on her Toesa!

On to Algebra with W. and P.

Did they say that x equals 3?

We've stuck by each other through thick and thin

Constant companions we've always been.

We now thank Miss Archer whose been so dear

To all of us for this whole year!

THE SEVENTH GRADE MISS WILSON

Back Row: Alice Brown, Susan Flamer, Sally Fuller, Anne Newton. Row four: Anne Dickson,

Vee Wathen, Dudley Breed , Lou Smith , C ornelia Biddle, Christine O'Dunne. Row three : Patsy

Cushing, Jenny Hornblower, Holly Rollings, Ellen Dodge, Peggy Ferriday, Susan Off, Carol Lang­

staff, Laura Lee. Row two: Anne Newbegin, Cynthia Martin, B eatrice Frelinghuysen, Glenavie

Norton, Kathy Yerkes, Melissa McGuire , Emily Lebowitz, Dorothy McGhee. Row one: Judy Parker, Kathy Bowman, Kitty Bass, Linda Coe, Tatty Noyes , Cherry Huested, Polly Crawford, Frances

Harkness. Absent: Judy Wa lker, Marguerite Slocum, Nina Runyon.

THE SFVENTH GRADE

Our classes are a loc of fun.

We like our ceachers everyone.

Bue every so often chey have co memion

"Scop your playing and pay attemion."

The eighch grade is swell,

The nimh grade is neaC.

We sure need cheir help

To make us complece.

Now we've cold you our scory

And run oue of verse,

So we'll jusc say good-bye

Before we gec worse!

THE SIXTH GRADE

E . Kauffmann, K. Wheeler, W. Harris, S. Duval , M. B. Seege rs. C. Train, L. P acker, H. Holme s

L. MacMurray, S. de Sibour, E. Karrick. G. Jarmen, D. VomBaur, A. Dunbar, B . McCandl ish.

Abs ent: J. Auchincloss, C. Ecker, M. Hamm.

K. Stapko, A. Neel, C. Von Schra der E. Auchincloss, S. Miller, D.

F leming , L. Fisher , C. Ca s ey. V. Phillips, S. Smith, D. Gray, S. Stewart, M. Smith. Absent: M. Lampson, E.

Rickert, D. Shapley, W. Watriss, B. Winslow.

Captains: RED: E. Kauffman, E. Auchincloss

BLUE: S. Stewart, W. Watriss

THE FIFTH GRADE

Due to unavoidable circum­stances, the picture was not able to be printed.

N. Fuller, L. Sargent, B. McKee, P. Marshall, J. Grennan, L. Whitney. J. Hiss, B. Hoskins, G. Davis, S. Villard, S. Dundas, P. Spingarn, B. Cushing. M. Symington, B. Chewning, P. Bane, J. Williams, L. Kerry. Absent: S. Colgate.

N. Train , S. Sedwick, K. Cox, M. Andrina, J. Grennan, E. Bragdon. P. Ashworth, S. Satterlee, T. Graham, J. Noel , J. Spalding, S. Weaver. A. Russell, E. Peirce, Judy Putzel, N. Hornblower, L. Cooley. Absent: A. Bruce.

Captains: RED: G. Davis, L. Whitney BLUE: M. Symingtun, J. Grennan

THE FOURTH GRADE

A. Darneille, S. Whiteley, E. N. Nitze, M. Merrill, L. Arends, Lanahan, H. Flather, S. Auchin- M. Norris. doss, E. Acheson. R. Topping, S. Wainwright, E. E. Wisher, C. Mattusch, R. Mer- Burke, D. Breed, L. McVickar. riam, K. Yatsevitch, Z. Noyes, P. Mason, M. Truney, E. Murray, S. Dreier. L. Sellon, B. RWlkle. N. Bowman, W. Jarman, V. Brick- Absent: J. Carnicero, E. wedde, A. Roper, E. Chapman. Davison Absent: K. Douglas

THE T HIRD GRAD E

J. Sarich, J. Stapko, D. Norris, J. Bird, B. Shanley, C. Dove, S. Off, F. Parker. H. Sweeney, M. Knowlton, J. Clark, S. Griggs, M. Phillips, L. Angier, E. Jessup. C. O'Neill, H. Alexander, P. Caru:~, ,c. Rogers, P. Dulany,

C. Ripman, J. Beynett, R. Meeker, F. Parke r. M. Franco, C. Davis, W. Neel, M. "easty, K. Koehne. P. Welles, C. O'Neill, A. Compton, C. Rogers. Absent: B. Franklin, M. Skipper, R. Blackmon, J. Willett.

POTOMAC STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Prefects

FIRST TERt\1 SECOND TERM

Back Row: S. Cooley, C. Kel- Back Row: M. Hornblower, P.

logg, R. Brown. Middle Row: M. Gesell, E. Rollings, M. Keith. Bell, A. Palms, C. Hiss, G. Middle Row: B. Crawford, D.

P arker. Front Row: K. Bass, Dominick, E . Rubottom. P. V. Wathen O'Neill. Front Row : B. Fre­

linghuysen, D. Bree d.

Class Meeting

POTOMAC SPORTS

Captains

FIRST TERM

Back Row: Sally Heap (B) Susie Sweeney (R)

Middle Row: Bubbles Hagner (B)

Mary Peck (R) Front Row: Dudley Breed (B)

Nina Runyon (R)

SECOND TERM

Back Row: Courtney Hagner (B) Ann Palms (R)

Middle Row: Barby McCune (B)

L olly Graham &

Vicky Sprague (R)

Front Row: M. Smith & Jenny Hornblower (B) Ann Dickson (R)

THE FACULTY

A. Miss Preston, B. Miss Seth, C. Miss Wilson, D. Mrs. Price,

E. ~!rs. Rose, F. Mlle. Gaby, G. Mrs. von Storch, H. Mrs. Janney,

I. Mr. Morton, J. Miss Young, K. Mr. Heller, L. Mrs. Langstaff,

M. Mr. Langstaff, N. Miss Archer, O. Mrs. Clark, P. Miss Seamans, O. Miss Zadeilds, R. Miss Hubbard S. Miss Ru recht.

QUOTABLE QUOTES

Miss Archer: "SHOOT II! "

Mlle. Gaby: "C'est epou, pou, pouvantable! !" Mr. Heller: "I want some volunteers - you, you and you."

Mr. Langstaff: "Lay on McDuff! "

Mrs. Langstaff: "The Ninth Grade is such a good singing class."

Mr. Morton: David in a sleeping bag.

Miss Preston: "We can't spoon-feed you!"

Mrs. Price: "It's got to feel different 1", "AI ways and forever. . . "

Chalk on her nose.

Mrs. Rose: "Surely you know .... " Miss Seth: "Corne along Gay."

Mr s. Thomas: "I want to get to know the girls."

Mrs. von Storch: "No, sweety."

Miss Wilson: "Don't you know my initials? ? 11"

Miss Zadeikis: "Is it time to go horne?"

.\1iss Young: "Now when you go to England .... "

HFN i::.TAFF

The class of 'S7 joins the rest of the school in wishing Mrs. Reynolds "Bon Voyage!" She has gone to Italy after many years

of teaching at Potomac. We are sure she will have a good time.

We shall never forget what she has taught us and the good times

we have had with her, and we are sincerely grateful for all.

AS WE REMEMBER EACH OTHER

Bee: The stance; "There will be a yearboo k meeting today."; clasping her hands; unusual accent and expressions; "Busy Bee.

Marcia: "O.K. , I mean it!"; brushing bangs back; ornithology; whistling; Ike buttons; "Be quiet!"; neat sense of humor.

Roz: Dimples; s kiing; dependability; yea New Hampshire; hard

working; ~'Would you like to substitute?", composure.

Liz: Pretty eyebrows; silver fingernails; "Peanuts"; mushrooms;

posture; that neat kilt; pompoms in her hair.

Susie: Roughhousing; Belefonte; coordination; the little leopard

the big bully; Wes t Cornwall; expert in slang; Cool Sue s. Barby: Blushing; blond hair; bottle?·; her French; movie star

glasses in a variety of colors; composure; belle of the class.

Bebe: Clothes; "Oh mercy"; a slip of the tongue; crazy laugh;

bracelp.ts; dark springy curls; come-hither glance; well-dressed. Liz D.: Wavy hair; "Who? What?"; being teased; going to the

dentis t; fantastic dreams; putting her head on her desk.

Teddy: Jitterbugging; EEEEH; in the middle of everything at once;

lookingupwards; laughing and clapping; "Come on y'all , dance!"

Alice: Weekends at Madeira; Goalie with ski-shoes; Brucie; em­

barrased; Squam Lake; seeing plays; "I'm sorry"; giggles .

J 0: The ace; "It's El vis!"; curling hair; gadgets; laughing at her own jokes; doodling; wearing sweater inside out.

Patsy: Her long sneezes; "Rock and roll"; low voice; Bayhead;

love of Brooks-brothers' shirts; heavy sweater.

Courtne y: "I feel so short"; hacking; horse laugh; smiling with

every word she says; enthusiast; our messenger. Sally: All around athlete; perfectionist; mentally retarded???;

chasing us out of the locket room; monotone voice; innocence?

Catolyn: Flyinglimbs; sea-things; radio; hair; playing hookey; odd

specimens; an ardent Demo<:rat; off to the races. Margie: Shorty; plaid shorts for sports; tinker bell; sailing; Huron

Mountain; worrying; striking all kinds of odd positions.

Nelle: Ponytail? "Watch those lights"; Princeton; madras sweater;

Tony Trabert fan; various hairdos; clipped eyelashes.

Nina joined us the second term.

Is there anyone- tha t Catherine doesn' t know? Thirty-six af­fectionate students say " good-bye," but we ' ll be back soon.

• people or dogs.