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Miss Dunham soothed our fevered brows while we waited for College Board examinations, helped us choose colleges and college courses, and guided us through our senior year with patience and understanding. Merci, Mademoiselle.

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ADAH JUDD DEDICATION "A good teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops."

H. B. Adams Despite#our extensive new vocabularies, it is difficult to find words to express our gratitude for her sympathetic help, her fondness and affection for#Mrs. Judd. With#20 kind undeistanding and her delightful sense of humor, we dedicate the yearbook of 1947 to "Richard's mother".

IN APPRECIATION "No sooner said than done—so acts your man of worth" Quintus Ennius Tonet has helped us with our luggage, lightbulbs, leaky faucets and other domestic difficulties until we have come to depend upon his cheerful assistance more than we usually stop to realize. With deep appreciation for your unfailing kindness and help, we thank you, Tonet.

I found a little sum of money in Scott . . .

Take every other seat

Baker

Have you read the library rules?

There are no three cent stamps today ...

(Oh, so many things!)

You know I'm trying to confuse you!

Honestly, girls

Brewster

to teach in an open air school dietician at the "21" Club another Burchfield a clean coke room

persistent histrionic meticulous

giggling

Watch that pedal!

Let's hit the highlights

Did you get someone to take your shift?

I'll get that car ... (she got it!)

Look carefully at the gum notices, girls Now is the time to plan your time Truncus means trunk . . .

You have hed your c000kkkeeees?

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Wilbur Gorokhoff

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bell-ringer dramatic

wise

skilfull

a cigarette at seventy to teach French to Go Down to Carlow

a Greek course a life in Merry England

to climb glaciers in Alaska jam session at Nick's classes in Hathaway trunk room hat designer for Lily Dache another Chester Gould snowed under by skiis cigars at eighty

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sweet

organized checkbooks orderly footnotes to climb the pyramid of the sun concert at Carnegie

gleeful

McBride

McBee

petite

a life in the country with "Plato" ward manager at Dippy rice and old shoes every day a Monday all footnotes

early lunch in a boiler factory the deep freeze

all is possible jewelry designer

collapsing of the bookshelves all pennies

to run a soap factory in Mouzon coal furnaces

Ult. Fate a full set of Kate Greenaway adrift with Euclid Flatbush

a new system of education to invent an anticold toxin one quiet day

These terrible new dollar bills Has anyone current events today?

Thank you, ma'm

a cutie

a budding Bronte

sympathetic

a warm room

Logan

Kirkland

Kelley

Judd

loquacious

unlimited everyone at rehearsals quiet meals

to get passage to Oxford to converse with the Existenialists a self-adjusting thermostat silence and order in the library to have enough change

to sink "the ship"

Turn your glass down if you don't want water . . .

Could your little brother understand that7 Why didn't you come up sooner?

Teehee teehee teehee

imperturbable

fond of the New Yorker unpredictable comfort-ing

well-read

tuneful

forceful

ratiently helpful erudite

Amb. a full set of Keller

FACULTY DATA Is unique

Hurlbutt

Harland

Driscoll Dunham

Bunnell

Bidwell

Never in the history of the school . . .

It's ten o'clock, girls

Bement

Balise

Says Ach!

Name Ascher

MISS SARAH B. WHITAKER

MISS DOROTHY M. BEMENT PRINCIPALS

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sack row (standing): Miss Lucy Baker, Miss Roberta McBride Second row: Miss Alice McBee, Miss Helen Wallis, Mrs. Theodora Powell, Mrs. Gertrude Hurlburt, Mrs. Adah Judd, Miss Alice Logan Third row: Miss Beryl Wilbur, Miss Dorothy Driscoll, Miss Ruth Dunham Absent when picture was taken: Miss Anita Ascher, Mrs. Elma Balise, Miss Mildred Bid, well, Mrs. Agnes Harland, Miss Geraldine Roy

YEAIVIDOCE STAFF Standing: Mary Sessions, Class representative, Joyce Stedfast, Business Editor, Rosemary Thurber, Class representative Seated: Miss Alice McBee, Faculty Advisor, Lyn Miller, Literary Editor, Carol Gavin, Art Editor Front row: Cynthia Brokaw, Editovin•Chiel, June Ramsey, Class representative, Anne Reuther, Photography Editor

Here is your yearbook. We hope that you will enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed putting it together. Despite grey hairs, haggard visages and audible cries of despair, it has been fun compiling information and interesting facts about you all, and now we present our findings to you.

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HELEN DAVIS Entered '43, '46, Green team, Vice-President of Senior Class '47, Day Girl Representative to Student Council '46, Mask and Wig '46'47, School for Scandal '46, Scribblers, Current Events Club Secretary-Treasurer '46'47 "She'll fine mischief in the dullest affair"

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SALLY STEVENSON Entered '46, White team, Treasurer of Senior Class '47, President of Glee Club '46-'47, Music Club '46-'47 "Who walks with beauty has no 'need of fear"

NORMA ADAMS Entered '46, White team, Scribblers, Pegasus "Whose blithe heart makes a blooming visage"

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SALLY ALEXANDER Entered '45, Green team, Mask and Wig, School for Scandal '46 (costume director), Spanish Club, Music Club, Baccalaureate Choir '46, Wanes '45, '46, Pegasus, Mummer '45, May Day Pageant '46 "My affection bath an unknown bottom"

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CYNTHIA BROKAW Entered '43, White team, Secretary of Student Council '45, '46, Mask and Wig '44%47, (Production Manager '46.'47), The Man Who Came to Dinner '45, Hey Fellahs '44, Three Pills In a Bottle '45, Spanish Club Secretary '45.'46, '46.'47, Scribblers, Music Club '44.'45, Baccalaureate Choir '45, Waites '45. '46, Pegasus (Ccveditor '45, '46, Art Editor '44.'45), Commencement Usher '46, May Day Pageant '46, Year. book Editor '47, Class representative to Yearbook '44, Committee for Handbook Re. vision '46, Jester at Christmas Banquet '44 "Wit is an unexpected explosion of thought"

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111 NOELLE CORN WELL Entered '45, White team, School for Scandal '46, Spanish Club, Current Events Club, May Day Pageant '46 Not that I love studies less, hut that I love fun more-

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CAROLINE GAVIN Entered '43, Green team, Junior Class Treasurer '43-'44, Stronach House President '44, Mask and Wig '45-'47, Taming of the Shrew '45, School for Scandal '46, Music Club '46%47, Waites '46, Pegasus Art Editor '46-'47, Yearbook Art Editor '46-'47, May Day Pageant '46, Chairman of Prom Committee '47, Mummer '43 '44, Pegasus "Impropriety is the soul of wit"

ELNA GILDEMEISTER Entered '46, Green team, Treasurer of Chris, tian Association, President of Spanish Club "Daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair"

CYNTHIA HAGAR Entered '45, White team, Vice.President of Stu. dent Council '46, Mask and Wig '47, Mu. sic Club '46.'4'7, Current Events Club '46, '47, Waite '46, The Mikado '46, May Day Pageant '46 : •\ "I must go 4own to the seas again")--- , \ (

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ELISABETH HARTWELL Entered '46, Green team, Current Events Club President '46-'47, Scribblers "Born with the gift of laughter, and a sense that the world is mad"

CHARLOTTE HEAVENS Entered '45, White team, House President of Hathaway '46, Music Club '45-'47 (Seem tary-Treasurer '46-'47), Scribblers '46-'47, Waitcs '45, '46, Librarian for Glee Club '45.46, The Mikado '46, Christmas Pageant '45, '46 "The blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient"

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ELAINE HIBBARD Entered '45, White team, Current Events Club '46;47, Music Club '46,'47, The Mikado '46, Baccalaureate Choir '45, '46, Waite '46, May Day Pageant '46 "She was a form of life and light"

BARBARA HINDLE Entered '46, White team, Day Girl Representa, tive to Student Council '47 "Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace"

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ANASTASSIA LEKKA Entered '47, Green team, Music Club, French Club "Silence more musical than any song"

JILL LITTLEFIELD Entered '46, White team, Yearbook, Current Events Club, Spanish Club, Treasurer '46, '47, Scribblers, Pegasus "A dancing Shape, an Image gay,

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EVELYN MILLER Entered '46, White team, Yearbook Literary Edi, tor '47, Scribblers, Pegasus "A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the hest of men"

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NELSA MORRIS4 6N Entered '45, Green team, Secretary of Middler Class, Mask and Wig, School for Scandal '46, Current Events Club, Spanish Club "I ask to know"

VIRGINIA NICKERSON Entered '45, Green team, Scribblers, Mus'c C'tib May Day Pageant '46 "A smile with an intent to do mischief"

LORENE O'BRIEN Entered '46, Green team, Scribblers, Spanish Club "Thy eternal slimmer shall not fade"

ANNE REUTHER Entered '46, Green team, Current Events Club, President of Student Council '47, Scrib, biers, Yearbook Photography Editor '47 "And all that's best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes"

FRANCES SCHWOLSKY Entered '43, White team, Junior Class Secre• tary '44,'45, Lee House President '45, President of Athletic Association '46.'47, School for Scandal '46, Scribblers, Music Club '43.'47, Baccalaureate Choir '43, '44, '45, '46, Waites '43, '44, '45, '46, Pirates of Penzance '44, The Mikado '46, Pegasus Alumnae Editor '46,'47, Commencement Usher '46, May Day Pageant '46, Class representative to the yearbook '46 "Oh, I am stabbed with laughter"

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PHYLLIS SELTZER Entered '44, Green team, Music Club '44,'47, Spanish Club '44.'4'7, Scribblers '47, Bac, calaureate Choir '45, '46, The Gondoliers '45, Circulation Editor of Pegasus '46,'47, Prom Committee Treasurer '47, Pegasus '44.'45, Waites '44 "Oh, this learning, what a thing it is"

JOYCE STEDFAST Entered '46, Green team captain '46-'47, Yearbook Business Editor '47, Current Events Club "I make the most of all that comes, And the least of All that goes."

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Entered '44, Green team, Lee House President '46, President of Student Council '46, Yearbook, Mask and Wig, School for Scandal '46, Music Club, Baccalaureate Choir '45, '46, Waites '44, '45, '46, The Gondoliers '45, The Mikado '46, Managing Editor of Pegasus '46-'47, Middler Marshal '46 "Life is mostly froth and bubble"

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ELIZABETH STEVENS Entered '43, White team, Junior Class President '44"45, Middler Class President '45"46, Hathaway House President '47, Pegasus '43'47 (Co'Editor '46-'47), Mummer '43, Baccalaureate Choir '46, Commencement Usher '46, Th Piras of Penzance '44, The Mikado '46, The School for Scandal '46, Scribblers 'My style and my sentiments are my own"

ANN SWANEY Entered '45, White team, School for Scandal '46, Music Club, Baccalaureate Choir '46, Waites '45, '46, The Mikado '46

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BERNICE "I'AYLOR Entered '46, White Learn "1 love a broad margin to my life"

NANCY ANN TAYLOR Entered '46, Green team "A sweet maiden with many good qualities"

JOAN THANHOUSER Entered '44, Junior Class Treasurer '44%45, Librarian of Glee Club '44-'45, Glee Club President '45-'46, Music Club '44%47, The Gondoliers '45, Waites '44, '45, '46, Baccalaureate Choir '45, '46, Riding Club '44'45, Mask and Wig '44-'47, (President '46'47), Hey Fellahs '44, Three Pills in a Bottle '45, Taming of the Shrew '45, School for Scandal '46, Middler Song Leader '46, Senior Song Committee, Committee for Handbook Revision '46, Christmas Pageant '46 "Music is well said to he the speech of angels"

CAROLINE THRUN Entered '45, White team, Scott Hall President '46, Mask and Wig '46-'47, School for Scandal '46, French Club Secretary '45'46, Music Club '46-'47, Baccalaureate Choir '46, Waite '46, May Day Pageant '46 "the young men come, the young men go"

BARBARA THURSTON Entered '46, White team, Secretary-Treasurer of Athletic Association '46-'47 "Quick laughter from a friendly heart"

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JOYCE VANDERHOOF

Entered '43, White team, Middler Class Trealurer '45-'46, Social Secretary '46-'47, Mask and Wig, (Vice-President '46-'47), Prompter for Man Who Came to Dinner '45, You Can't Take Jr With You '45, The Night Of January 16th '46, May Day Pageant '45, '46, Christmas Banquet '44, '45, '46, Scribblers, Riding Club, Pegasus '43-'45, Commencement Usher '46 "The glass of fashion and the mould of form, The observed of all observers" •.

LOIS WAGNER Entered '46, Green team "A kind and gentle heart she had"

KATHRYN WOOD Entered '43, Green team, Vice-President of Middler Class '45-'46, Secretary of Student Council '46, President of Christian Association '46-'47, Yearbook '47, (Class representative '44), Mask and Wig '47, School for Scandal '46, Our Town '47, Music Club '46-'47, (Secretary-Treasurer '45-'46), Baccalaureate Choir '45, Waites '45, '46, The Gondoliers '45, The Mikado '46, Pegasus '43-'46 (Co-Editor '46-47), Mummer '43, '44, Middler Marshal '46, May Coutt 44, '45, May Day Pageant '46, Christmas Pageant '44 "'Twas her thinking of others that made von think of her'

You ol' crunk

Hmmmmmm

Well girl mercurial Oh really?attractive

Wow, kiddo

Richard!

Buenos dias a sailboat!

Good deal, MacNeill Oh Emery!

Oh to be sailing

I'll get that book

Oh Keety

And you know what?

And you know what?

Hi there

What, what, what?

But ...

Has anyone seen my watch?

Cornwell

Curtiss

Davis DeWitt

Emery

Gavin

Gildemeister Hagar Hartwell Heavens

Hibbard

Hindle

Lekka

Littlefield

Miller Morrisson Nickerson

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This summer in Mexico .. .

Brokaw

credulous dynamic innocence abroad

friendly

bouncy

gracious

obliging

nautically minded

one jump ahead of Vogue simpatica conscientious innocent looking blushing

hilarious

energetic

tiny

train mad

striking

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calling Williston always on the phone

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SENIOR DATA

Adams Alexander

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The Western ranges archaeologist everything found

Siempre Saginaw

a day of symphonic radio programs a perfect chellis

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una casa en Peru to sail in first a Michigan Mrs. a week of Fridays

to find Finch a simple algebraic equation to knit a million pairs Floridian forever

pill peddler to have one love mission to Montevideo to win a Pulitzer Poetry Prize world-wide Loafers Club pianist

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Ult. Fate

Head of Saginaw Chamber of Commerce the Holyoke range dermatologist Paradise lost

una casa en Podunk no other contestants Miss Michigan a month of Monday mornings an oceanless Rockport forty editions of Moby Dick a box in Carnegie Hall vanished into air

trapped in yellow wool Greenland grand

physics and beyond

to write singing commercials member of the A. F. of L. permanent Glee Club librarian

prospector in the Klondike to have many a loop in the Loop

C'mon Gaye

What a panic Alice, listen to this

Stevie, read this fifteen pinpricks at the crack of dawn Richard!!!!

Why? Why? Why?

How casual

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Just mishurable

Wait a minute Oh, honestly!

Holey moley 0, Bernice Many sweet things

Reuther Schwolsky

Seltzer Stedfast

Stevens, D. Stevens, E.

Stevenson

Swaney

Taylor, B. Taylor, N.

Thrun

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Thurston Vanderhoof

Waters Wagner Wood

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giggling exacting

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vivacious

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genius

garrulous tall and slender allergic intellectually inquisitive pretty casual

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to live in Acapulco

an electric alto

cap and gown

handsome and hand knit sweaters to do her trig in two hours ///

immunity Congress

Choate charmer manager of the Waldorf Towers Penn physiologist

a Date Bureau

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crocheting doilies summa cum laude from MIT ! !! lust that— with flowers! alto leads at the Met North shore of Long Island (is that bad?)

Five calm, cool and collected on the Cape Colorado comedienne to correct all E. R. B's discoverer of a cold cure

head of the Personals column in the SRL Connecticut charmer waitress at the Cafe Schwolske —the pen" all patients from Hamp Seven Year Itch D.A.R.

Ult. Fate

LEST WE FORGET Norma Adams; 188 Lincoln Street, Fitchburg, Mass.

Sally Alexander; T18 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.

Janet Ballou; 139 E. First Street, Hinsdale, Ill. Cyndy Brokaw; 120 East End Avenue, NYC Tinkle Cornwell; Ferry Street, Marshfield, Mass.

Ellen Emery; 14 Central Avenue, Cranford, N. J. Carol Gavin; Point O'Rocks, Sarasota, Florida Elna Gildemeister; Avenida Pardo, 400, Miraflores, Lima, Peru Cynthia Hagar; Marshfield Hills, Mass.

Betty Hartwell, 1665 Jefferson St., Muskegon, Mich, Chush Heavens; 25 Outlook Rd., Wakefield, Mass.

Elaine Hibbard; 38 Granite Street, Rockport, Mass.

Jill Littlefield; 410 Lincoln Street, Larchmont, N. Y. Marilyn McLurg; 218 Superior Street, Saginaw, Mich.

Lyn Miller; R.F.D. 2, Box 211, Alexandria, Virginia Nelsa Morrison; 127 Neal Street, Portland, Maine Virginia Nickerson; Greenville, Maine Anne Reuther; Pear Tree Point, Darien, Conn.

Bunny Schwolsky; 57 Griswold Drive, West Hartford, Conn.

Phyllis Seltzer; 15 Pine Rd., West Hartford, Conn.

Joyce Stedfast; 38 Old Colony Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Dru Stevens; 254 Rogers Ave., West Springfield, Mass.

Elizabeth Stevens; 45 Prospect St., North Brookfield, Mass.

Sally Stevenson; 231 Dempster St., Evanston, Ill. Joan 'Thanhouser, 17 Magnolia Drive, Great Neck, N. Y. Caroline Thrun; R.R. 3, Valparaiso, Ind. Barbara Thurston; Delano Park, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Joyce Vanderhoof; 988 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, Mass.

Jane Waters; 22 E. Jefferson Street, Colorado Springs, Col. Kathryn Wood; 17 Lincoln Street, Exeter, N. H. Barbara Curtiss; 6 Brewster Avenue, Easthampton, Mass.

Helen Davis; 36 Paradise Rd., Northampton, Mass.

Peggy DeWitt; 209 Crescent Street, Northampton, Mass.

Barbara Hindle; Gate Hill, South Hadley, Mass.

Janet Hinds; 66 Maynard Rd., Northampton, Mass.

Lorene O'Brien; 20 Fort Street, Northampton, Mass.

Ann Swaney; 131 Lincoln Street, Holyoke, Mass.

Bernice Taylor; 18 McKinley Ave., Easthampton, Mass.

Nancy Ann Taylor; 18 Bates Street, Northampton, Mass.

Lois Wagner; 22 Adams Street, Easthampton, Mass.

CAILILIDU IDOUL 0000000000

JANIE WATERS

ANNE REUTHER

Most popular (1)

Most Poised (1)

Best AllRound (1)

Best AllItoun0 (2)

Wittiest (2) • Best humored (2)

BUNNY SCHWOLSKY Most Pep (2)

CAROL GAVIN

Most Popular (2)

Most Glamorous (1) Best Dressed (2)

CHUGGIE THRUN Biggest Vamp (2)

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KATHRYN WOOD Most School Spirit (1)

JOYCE VANDERHOOF

Done Most fOr NSFQ (1)

Best Dressed (1) Most Poised (2)

PHYLLIS SELTZER Most Avid Conversationalist (1)

CYNDY BROKAW

LYN MILLER

Most Personality (1)

Best Humored (1)

Intellect Plus (2)

Wittiest (1)

Most Like to Succeed (2)

JANET BALLOU First Married (2)

ELIZABETH STEVENS

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Intellect Plus (1)

Most Likely to Succeed (1)

Favorite campus character

PHOO DAVIS DRU STEVENS

Most Pep (I)

• Best Athlete (1) Most School Spirit (2)

JOYCE STEDFAST

Done most for NSFG (2)

Best Athlete (2)

ELLEN EMERY

RICHARD

Cutest (1)

Class Heartbreaker

SALLY ALEXANDER Biggest Vamp (1) First Married (1)

Reading the Ouija €4.0444.00so The wind was howling along the wet dyke, The night in fury did rage; But Hathaway's lights burned til the dawn, For now another bull session was on— The girls were on a rampage.

• Till someone suggested the Ouija board— Maybe it could forsee What, in a few years, the future would hold.

So we gathered around to watch it unfold Its occult prophecy.

A stands for Adams, in starched white dress, Soothing the fevered brow; And also Assurance, for Stevie today With her new plan for freedom sweeps protest away, "Socialism shall die," is her vow.

B is for Beachcomber, Florida bound; Gavin's the belle of the seacoasts.

Bodium, whose value none can foretell, Found by Chemist of note, Cornwell, "Einstein's a crunk" she boasts.

Capital C for Carnegie Hall And the season's biggest debut.

Joanie today is in the lime-light, Soprano of nation-wide fame overnight "Brilliant" say critics' review.

Down in Peru there's turmoil and chaos, Gilda reforms the regime.

Dru with rash is all aglow, Allergy? Measles? Chicken-pox? no-The pandas are up to some scheme.

Efficiency, energy make a good doctor, And Tessa has both of these.

Emery's using yarn by the ball, Wee yellow socks for someone so small- Wee ye low socks, that ees.

Farming may bc Woodie's delight— But between you and me that's out.

Let's make her the head of the Chem labs, OK? Mixing weird formulas, smoke billows grey ...

Woodie'll love that, sans doubt.

Gilbert and Sullivan now present Their "Yinn-Yum" Hagar with pride.

In the Mikado she's reluctant to marry, In Iolanthe, a dainty fairy, In Pinafore, a sweet bride.

H is for Head of Improved Education.

Phil likes progressive schools best.

Bugsie's a helmsman of highest repute, Steering ships through calm . .. and storm to boot.

All the way from Rockport to Brest.

"11 Penseroso" is Nelsa, the sage, The ellipse of the square has been found.

"Swaney's I. Q. is too much for us."

Say MIT men and without further fuss They pick up their books—homeward bound.

A Juggler of figures is Peggy DeWitt, Fred's tax is no longer a trouble.

Lois Wagner's a Jack-of-all Trades today, Her cheerful smile and winning way Gain her fortune a,nd friends on the double.

K is for keeping the boys in line, Bernice and Curtis consult, Their motto ... Discipline, that's the thing!

They've taken Williston under their wing, With a most interesting result!!

Barbara Hindle's librarian at Forbes nowadays, Still quieting down laughing Phoo: Brokaw's library fills all vacant space— Books under beds, in drawers,—everyplace!!

Too bad, Cindy, no room for you!

M is for Hollywood's M.G.M. Where O'Brien stars with Frankie.

Reuther, the camera man, frowns on delay, "Pictures" she says, "will be taken today.

Be prompt. That's all. And I thankee."

The Olympic Ski Races in far off Switz Bring shouts and cheers and laughter.

Jill and Thurston are taking the curves, "Track" yells Thurston as down she swerves.

And Jill comes shushing after.

"This is the prize, Alice, wait'll you hear.

I'm running G. E. Fox. They've never known such success before, I turn on the charm—business galore.

For me opportunity knocks."

Quartos of music—both classic and swing-Are played by Hartwell and Chush.

Chish is the queen of ditties "longhair", Betty makes Kenton and Basie despair.

Say fans "That jive is lush!"

"Rinso White, Rinso Bright" Sings Nickie every day.

Radio transmission is right up to date, Nan Taylor's improving frequency rate, And reception is good, they say.

Vander's now a Paris, avec un bel homme, Le grand Sablon is hers.

His once "Happy Bearthday" is now "Je vous aime" But she's not exactly so froid elle-meme, Maintenant she's so happy she purrs.

W for all that wedding bells, White satin and lace admits.

Alex is now the blushing bride, Ballou has long since "yes" replied ..

Now raises little "Wabbits".

She's engaged, she's lovely—of course, if's Chuggie.

Even Ponds-less she succeeded.

Traubel and Pons have now subsided, The favorite is Sally the Met has decided.

No other services needed.

X for exotic, in coffures and clothes, And the extravagance fashion require.

All day long Janet Hinds poses and smiles, And longs to be seen in Vogue's latest styles ..

But makes the cover of Esquire.

There's recently been quite a hubbub.

It's made a Theatrical scoop.

Poor Phoo has Dali completely out-done, The flats she created are "simply mad fun".

New York is knocked for a loop.

If you're Yearning for something that cannot be, If your impulses seem petty, If something's troubling your poor old neurosis Something is hindering your tired-out pschycosis.

Come to Dr. Steddy.

The United States was not complete, Somewhere there was a gap.

Mac built houses and factories fast, Population grew and now at last— Saginaw's on the map!

Zounds and Gazzopks! We're through!

We gave you the facts an4 we're through, c'est tout, You'll never know how much fun it's been.

Here's to the future! Signed, Janic and Lyn.

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NORMA ADAMS leaves Hathaway telephone to Barbara Seabury SALLY ALEXANDER leaves her fan mail to Barbara Chase JANET BALLOU leaves the Spanish table in hysterics (the table, that is!)

CYNDY BROKAW leaves the Hartford, New York and New Haven Railroad with regret TINKLE CORN WELL leaves the Loafer's Club presidency to Mary Kennedy BARBARA CURTISS leaves the Glee Club library with relief HELEN DAVIS leaves her phoo-lishness and sparkle to Mary Sessions PEGGY DEWITT leaves her DeWitt ancestors to Miss Dunham ELLEN EMERY leaves Murgatroyd to Ann Dodge CAROL GAVIN leaves her neatness to Wendy Hicks ELNA GILDEMEISTER leaves the CA fund to Miss Logan CYNTHIA HAGAR leaves Gilbert and Sullivan to Chuck HETTY HARTWELL leaves Finch dead (0 no!)

CHUSH HEAVENS leaves the piano Monday mornings to Addie Wolff ELAINE HIBBARD leaves the waltz to Jenny Heyward BARBARA HINDLE leaves to buy—more copies of "Walden" for Mrs. Judd's classes TESSA LEKKA leaves her sweet manners as an example JILL LITTLEFIELD leaves the chellis leaf) to Miss Wallis MARILYN MCLURG leaves Pete de Camp to next year's Saginaw Senior LYNN MILLER leaves to follow Greeley's advice NELSA MORRISSON leaves her recorder to Mr. Gorokhoff NICKKI NICKERSON leaves the art room with a shriek LORENE O'BRIEN leaves any extra males for Gaye Perkins ANNE REUTHER leaves France for England PHYLLIS SELTZER leaves Ann August for G. Fox JOYCE STEDFAST leaves the Green team to Sheila Walsh DRU STEVENS and BUNNY SCHWOLSKY leave Rachel to Janie Mattas (Be good to her!)

ELIZABETH STEVENS leaves her intellectual curiosity to the middlers SALLY STEVENSON leaves her sophistication to Holly Veeder ANN SWANEY leaves her abacus to Mrs. Balise BERNICE TAYLOR leaves her hockey ability to Sylvia Canfield NANCY TAYLOR leaves JOAN THANHOUSER leaves the Dramatic Club closet to the summer school CHUGGIE THRUN leaves Williston to June Ramsey BARBARA THURSTON leaves the canteen JOYCE VANDERHOOF leaves her wardrobe to Barbara Bennett LOIS WAGNER leaves her serenity to Paula Burgee JANIE WATERS leaves Mount Tom for Pike's Peak (We'll miss her KATHRYN WOOD leaves NSFG with gratitude and appreciation too!)

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our youngest long-lashed (we envy her) chuckling a good Comfort-er in and out seldom shiftless amused and perspicuous to be admired a super soccer player one of the wittiest voluble

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bylines in every paper. .

slowing down a perfect bob stables full of thoroughbreds a nurse's uniform goals for whites to work on the New Yorker blues singer foreign correspondent

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to outdo Mr. H stuck with a 'Willi man catching trains a butch thoroughbred-filled stables many grateful patie fifty stripes for athle ica on Class Day editor of the Saturday Evening Post Brunhilde

anothe Virgil Pa re-wri g the Pyt theore taking D. C. lesso next year cheerleader for Brookline Madame Curie II Analytic Algebra

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teaching dancing class cheerleader for Newton a scientific world a mathless world

Amb. designer of dentons owner of a horse ranch we have yet to discover it Queen at Dartmouth Winter Carnival all full Saturdays Queen of Ching-Ming ball a serene existence inventor of goldfish traveling containers another Rosa Bonhuer math minded

FIUST COUNCIL

Standing: Charlotte Heavens, Helen Davis, Bunny Schwolsky, Martha Peck, Sally Allen Second TOW: Miss McBride, Faculty Advisor, Kathryn Wood, Jane Waters, Beryl Atkin. son, Shirley Carter Front row: Cyndy Brokaw, Sec., Cynthia Hagar, Vice.Pres., Drusilla Steven, Pies. Joyce Vanderhoof

SECOND COUNCIL

Standing: Elizabeth Stevens, Bunny Schwolsky, Joan Smith, Nancy Day, Sheila Walsh Second row: Kathryn Wood, Frances Hazelhurst, Jane Waters, Miss McBride, Faculty Advisor Front row: Jane Mattas, Sec., Marilyn McLurg, Vice,Pres., Anne Reuther, Pres., Joyce Van. derhoof

C1-11AS1IAN ASSCCIATICN

Left to right: Elna Gildemeister, Secretary-Treasurer, Kathryn Wood, President

ATIALUTIC ASSCCIATION

Left to right: Barbara Thurston, Secretary-Treasurer, Joyce Stedfast, Green team Captain, Bunny Schwolski, President, Sheila Walsh, White team Captain

IDIEGASUS

Standing: Phyllis Seltzer, Drusilla Stevens, Kathryn Wood, Co-Editor, Miss Dorothy Driscoll, Faculty Advisor, Elizabeth Stevens, Co-Editor, Bunny Schwolsky, Carol Gavin Second row: Jane Mattas, Lyn Miller, Ann Karfiol, Connie Duane, Sheila Walsh, Sally Alexander, Cyndy Brokaw

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Back row: Elizabeth Stevens, Bunny Schwolsky, Phyllis Seltzer, Virginia Nickerson, Marilyn McLurg, Mrs. Adah Judd, Lyn Miller, Anne Reuther, Joyce Vanderhoof, Jane Waters, Betty Hartwell Front row: Tessa Lekka, Helen Davis, Norma Adams, Cyndy Brokaw, Chush Heavens, Ellen Emery, Jill Littlefield

AtASIE AND 1WI3

Back row: Martha Peck, Mrs. Theodora Powell, Sally Alexander, Jane Mattas, Barbara Bennett, Drusilla Stevens, Helen Davis Second row: Connie Duane, Cynthia Hagar, Kathryn Wood, Carol Gavin, Caroline Thrun Front row: Ann Karfiol, Joyce Vanderhoof, Joan Thanhouser, Pres., Cyndy Brokaw, Jenny Hey, ward

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Back row: Nicki Hitzrot, Jane Mattas, Addle Wolff, Arden Tinti, Pres., Barbara Bennett, Martha Peck, Beryl Atkinson, Carol Gavin, Barbara Curtiss, Sally Stevenson At the piano: Charlotte Heavens, Miss Ruth Dunham Front row: Bunny Schwolsky, Drusilla Stevens, Caroline Thrun, Kathryn Wood, Elaine Hibbard, Phyllis Seltzer, Jackie Foster, Mary Sessions, Joan Thanhouser, Virginia Nickerson

FIRENC11 CLUI3

Left to right: Beryl Atkinson, Jackie Foster, Jenny Heyward, Pres., Burgee. Connie Duane. Ann Dodge

Miss Dorothy Bement, Paola

SIPANISI-1 CIIJI

Elna Gildemeister, Pres., Sally Back 70W: Jill Littlefield, Cyndy Brokaw, Miss Roberta McBride, Allen Phyllis Seltzer, Wendy Hicks Second row: Barbara Stein, Charlotte Chase, Arden Tint!, Mattas Jane McLurg, Marilyn Tremaine, Ann Mary Front row:

ClUIVIVENT EVENTS CLUIU

Ann Reuther Standing: Elaine Hibbard, Nelsa Morrisson, Cynthia Hagar, Mary Ann Tremainc, Alice McBee Miss Second row: Jill Littlefield, Betsy Plough, Wendy Hicks, Frances Hazelhurst, Marilyn McLurg, Front row: Addie Wolff, Helen Davis, Kitty Miller, Betty Hartwell, Pres., Joyce Stedfast

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The Yearbook Staff would like to extend its thanks to Miss Alice McBee for her help and enthusiasm (and her dinners!), to Mr. Eric Stahl, berg and Mr. Warren Mackenzie for their pictures, to the Metcalf Printing Company, to the various stores who have advertised in the yearbook, to the parents and friends who also gave their support, and to the Senior class, for being such a grand group to write about.

Compliments of . . .

McCALLUM'S

Department Store

featuring

Fashion - Quality - Value

Northampton, Mass. — 154 Main Street

ERIC STAHLBERG Maker of Camera Portraits and other distinctive camera work. Studio and workshop at 44 State Street.

"Essentially the Studio for the Discriminating"

Compliments of

Bracelets

Pins

Compacts

T. A. Purseglove Charms

Co.

E. J. Gare & Son

Athletic Supplies

15 State St

Lighters

Northampton

JEWELERS

112 Main St

Best Wishes

Compliments of

to the

TODD'S

Class of 1946

Northampton

Todd's for Town and Country

The Music House

South Hadley

KIMBALL & CARY COMPANY 12 MAIN STREET, NORTHAMPTON

TELEPHONE 3500

Hard and Soft Coals, Coke and Charcoal Fuel, Furnace and Range Oil

KING'S 157 Main Street

TAXI

Northampton, Massachusetts

Phone 80 Modene Paints Thibaut Wallpapers

College Taxi Co. TrL 7 11,

Compliments of

BON MARCHE

DICKINSON'S

Millinery

DRUG STORE

Bags - Scarfs - Jewelry

134 Main Street

183 Main Street

Typewriter Supplies of all kinds

Good Luck

Ribbons

Carbon Paper

and

Typewriter Paper Writing Paper at all Prices

Best Wishes to

Greeting Cards for all Occasions

You Graduates

Harlow & Fennessey

JACK AUGUST'S

Tel. 1048-M

153 Main St.

The House That Sea Food Built

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE -JUNIORS

Compliments of Compliments of

Hampshire Lumber Company

"UNKIE"

Compliments of

The Cedar Chest

Salud, dinera, y amor

Compliments of

Les deseamos con

David Boot Shop

vigor!

Pierce's Paint Store El Club Espanol

Artist's Supplies - Paints Enamels - Wall Paper 196 Main Street

BEST WISHES

Bonne Chance,

to the

Mesdermoiselles

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FINCH'S FRIEND

"Gandeamus igitur, Dum

Best of Luck

iuvenes sumus"

THE LOAFERS CLUB Lyn- Bunny - Gavin

To The Senior

CLASS-1947

Tinkle -Stevie - Janie Jenny -Dru- Chuggie

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Best Wishes To

GOOD LUCK

THE SENIORS TO

YOU ALL

The Mask & Wig

1947

The Music Club

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