NSFG 1957 Yearbook

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"Hope you don't mind me pointin' out that you're a peculiar lookin' crowd."

All illustrations inspired by Walt Kelly, and drawn by Barrie Elliot, and all direct quotations are taken from: The Pogo Step-Mother Goose, The Pogo Papers, and The Peek-A-Book by Walt Kelly.

We thank Mr. Kelly for his kind permission in allowing us to use his material.

Dedication

You have traveled along with us during a small part of our journey through life. You have led us around the detours in the road, and you have taken us over the smoothest way possible.

Your helping hand during our years here at "Hamp" has meant much to us, as has your companionship, your eagerness to help, and your warmth of affection.

Because you have been such a wonderful traveling companion while on this part of our journey, we take great pride in dedicating this, the 1957 L'Ormeau, to you, Mrs. Green.

"The gentle journey jars to stop. The drifting dream is done. The long goblins loom ahead; The deadly, that we thought were dead, Stand waiting, everyone."

Pogo

Dear Girls,

Classes come and go, very much alike in some respects, but each with its own individuality. As each one graduates, we wonder if the next one will mean as much to us as the one that is moving on to college. In spite of their difference, we have a warm place in our hearts for each one though no class can be entirely replaced by another. And so as we say "goodbye" to the Class of 1957, we will live in hopes that 1958 will be able to take over the good things that you have accomplished and carry on in turn. We will never forget 1957, your loyalty and friendliness. May you go on to college growing in all the qualities which have made you such a fine class in the school and so give much to the colleges you will attend.

Affectionately, Miss Bement and Miss Whitaker

Miss Ammar ..."Next time it bites me,I is gone bite it back."

Miss Bement "Maybe you is usin' last year's head."

Miss Bidwell "My little piano is a mass of flickerin' candles."

Mrs. Buker ..."I'm busy! Can't you see I'm thinkin' an' worryin"bout all kinds of problems an' dee-lemons of ever' kind?"

Miss Burgess . . . "Well ... all the scuffin' an' screamin' is the most fun in any game ..

Miss Carlson ..."I love the worker more than anybody else."

Mrs. Duncan "Oh I wouldn't worry about that ."

Mrs. Esty .. . "If it's worth HAVING, it's worth FIGHTING for."

Miss Gatti .. . "Hmmph . .. nobody home .. . locked out .. ."

Mrs. Green ..."I jes' hope you learned a lesson 'bout books."

Miss Holmquist "Are you sleepin' or thinkin'?"

Mrs. Hussey .. . "You live up to that an' mebbe you's jes' the type man (girl) we been needin' all along."

Mrs. Kerhli ..."What's wrong?"

Miss Kerhli "Listen close! I'll sing you a new song, my friends."

Miss Larson ... "Oh, I dearly loves mentable gymnasticals ..."

Miss Morgan .. ."Now, where was we?"

Miss O'Conner ... "Let's stop FOOLIN' AROUND!"

Miss Partridge ..."You been chasin' me for quite a while, friend."

Mrs. Pearce ..."You can believe in most of the people some of the time and some of the people most of the time."

Mrs. Pearson ..."STOP! STOP, I say, before you do irreparable harm!"

Miss Reid ... "Don't call me, I'll call you .. ."

Miss Requa .. . "Next lunch! An' WHAT a lunch! SAME THING as for breakfast excep' more ..."

Mrs. Spenser . "You've upset all my musical arrangements . .. I had a lot of real cool lugubrious stuff ready."

Mrs. Webber ..."An' if you run across her in the course of the day, a little prudent TIPPY TOEIN'will git you by unnoticed."

Miss Whitaker ... "In this country everything is up hill, there is no down hill."

Miss Wood "Easy does it . remember, the child got a stomach full of fish bait an' is likely feelin' kinda pasty."

Miss Young "An' the formoola we uses is ALGEBRA ... invented by a fella name of 'Al'."

Front row, left to right: E. Butcher, R. French, H. Donais, L. Madison, C. Paluca, L. Pekala, B. Elliott, K. LaHait, M. Ewing.

Second row: P. Goman, P. Holtzman, S. Gudheim, A. Hayward, N. Dreikorn, C. Friedman, Miss Carlson, A. Hildreth, R. Reeves, B. Watt, P. Block, A. Barroll.

Standing: D. Robb, L. Harvey, A. Seeley, G. Nilsson, P. Bull, L. Mahoney, J. Solin, J. Schloesser, M. Dragon, N. Hopkins, C. Burger, M. Taylor, M. Berman, S. Dubroff, J. Saccone, L. Sherk, P. Miller.

Absent: A. Damon,C. Dennett, P. Durand, C. Hannum, L. Rowe, T. Thun, J. Warner, L. Woodell.

ANNE BARROLL

Entered 1953; Orchestra 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 4; Masque and Wig 3, 4; "Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil" 1; Puppet Show 1; Mummers 1, 2; Backstage all other plays; Secretary. Treasurer French Club 3; Art Club President 3; Pegasus Art Editor 4; Orchestra Librarian 3; Committee Chairman Bazaar 4; Secretary. Treasurer Class 1; French Club 1, 2, 3; Pegasus 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 4; White.

It's our Swedish girl, a huge stack of children's books under one arm and Peter Pegasus peeking impishly from under the other! Andy's love for children is evidenced in small caricatures tacked up all over school. Andy's eagerness to lend a helping hand has been a great asset to the lives of many of Hamp's students. Her warm personality and wide grin have gained for Andy many friends who will never forget her. In her four years here at Hamp, Andy has shown her versatility in sports, drama, music, art, and in her scholastic ability. We know Andy will miss Hamp, and Hamp will certainly miss Andy.

"But it takes a lot ol worryin' an' schemin' an' speechin' an' thinkin'."

Entered 1956; Chorus 4; French Club 4; Current Events 4; Green.

Marge hails from Longmeadow, Mass., and is a one year addition to Hamp. It's a familiar sight to see her red and white convertible come around the bend at 8:20 sharp (?). This "HH" Latin student is a neat and collegiate dresser from head to toe. Marge has gained many friends with her winning smile and enthusiasm. Best of luck to you at college and years to follow, Marge. We know you'll be a success.

"You hang around this stuff long enough and it seems to talk to you."

MARJORIE BERMAN

PENELOPE BLOCK

Entered 1956; Glee Club 4; Music Club 4; Masque and Wig 4; "Man Who Came to Dinner"; Co-Program Chairman French Club 4; Riding Club 4; White.

"Hey, y'all!" could only come from the mouth of our Southern Belle from Tallahassee! Penny certainly puts Florida 'way out in the spot- light, as far as we're concerned. Although one of our sophisticated girls, Penny immediately took a great part in the busy life here at school. When she leaves, Hamp will be losing one of the greatest girls ever—our hats are off to that Tallahassee Queen—Good luck in all you do, Penny!

"But that po' l'il innocent blue eyed bird."

Entered 1955; Glee Club 3, 4; Pageant 3; Vice President Glee Club 4; Assistant Production Manager "L'Ormeau" 4; Italian Club 4; French Club 4; Cheerleader 3; Green.

Shining black hair, good-looking clothes, and a hypnotizing laugh all help to form the perfect picture of Penny. Coming to us from Pittsfield, Penny has spent her last two school years here at Hamp. The unusual usually happens to Penny—anything from a bat flying into her room, to mis-reading dates on correction papers—usually ending with the most ludicrous results . . . And she is sure to be laughing the hardest. Horses have played an important part in her life, and she hopes to go into mutual ownership of a stable with one of her classmates Upon graduation from college—It's going to be a big undertaking, but were sure Penny will live up to all expectations!

"These days are full of comings and goings."

NORMA BULL

CAROL BURGER

Entered 1955; Chorus 3; Glee Club 4; President Riding Club 4; literary Editor "L'Ormeau" 4; General Staff "L'Ormeau" 3; French Club 3; Basketball team 3 and 4; Hockey 3 and 4; Riding Club 4; "Pegasus" Staff 4; Green.

From the minute she came to Hamp, in her Middler year, Carol became known for her dainty fingers on the piano banging out "That Lucky Old Sun." Coming from Florida, Carol carries her sun-browned body in great leaps and bounds all about the campus, with a cat-like grin to top it off. She is still willing to re-fight the Civil War if she can find a challenger. So beware! Carol's ability to make friends and still have a sense of humor will long be remembered at "Hamp." Carol has given her best to all and in return receives the best of luck from Northampton.

"I'll start out on my own, that's what I'll do."

Entered 1956; "Hampsters" 4; Glee Club 4; Co-Business Manager "L'Ormeau" 4; Cheerleader 4; White.

A riotous giggle resounds through the halls of Hathaway—out bounds "Butch," her yarn trailing behind her! She's headed for one of two places; Hathaway living room where she will display her talent at the piano, or the sleeping porch which she inhabits, (being of Eskimo ancestry). From morn 'til night she is always on the go, whether it be from classes, chasing down someone for Yearbook or to Hampsters. Whatever she does, it is completed successfully, therefore, we are sure Betty will attain all of her goals.

"Remember . .. your little piano has no stool and you've always sat on its top and played Dixie with your toes."

ELIZABETH BUTCHER

ALISON DAMON

Entered 1953; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Double sextet 2; Music club 3, 4; "Hampsters" 3, 4; "Hansel and Gretel" 1; "Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil" 1; "Father of the Bride" 2; "Happy Journey" 2; "Our Town" 3; "Man Who Came to Dinner" 4; Christmas Dinner 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque and Wig 1, 2, 3, 4; Mummers 1, 2; Christmas Vespers 3; Masque and Wig President 4; House President 4; Glee Club Officer 3, 4; Assistant Managing Editor to Pegasus 3; General staff Yearbook 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1; Pegasus 2, 3, 4; Commencement Marshal 3; Baccalaurate Choir 1, 2; Point System Committee 3; Hockey 3, 4; Green.

A warm smile, sense of humor and friendly manner can mean only one thing—Sonic Damon. Her natural abilities are unending. Whenever a play is put on, she can be found center stage doing her part with the greatest ease. Har strong alto has made her a member of the Glee Club, "Hampsters" and Music Club. But most important is her willingness to lend a helping hand to a friend.

"To be a bird you GOTTA have leathers!"

Entered 1955; Glee Club 3, 4; Music Club 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Masque and Wig 3, 4; "Taming of the Shrew" 3; "Our Town" 3; "Star Struck" 3; "Man Who Came to Dinner"—backstage 4; Masque and Wig Secretary-Treasurer 4; Current Events Secretary-Treasurer 3; Pegasus Managing Editor 4; Danish Gym Team 4; Basketball 3; White Team.

Her pleasant smile and sunny disposition make Cinny a well liked member of the school. This versatile girl contributes a great deal to many of, Hamp's activities. She is a member of the Glee Club, Music Club, and the orchestra where she plays the clarinet. In addition, Cinny is active in Masque and Wig. Pegasus could not do without this enthusiastic girl who is their able Managing Editor. With all her abilities and interests, Cinny is certain to do well in the future. Best of luck, Cinny!

"Thing I like about you is you got a big heart."

CYNTHIA DENNETT

HARRIET DONAIS

Entered 1953; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 3; Soccer Team captain 4; "Little Blue Prince" 1; Yearbook class representative 3; Handbook revision chairman 4; Baccalaureate Choir 3; Prom Committee 3; Secretary-Treasurer Junior Middler 2; Student Council Day Girl rep. 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Basketball Team 3, 4; Green Team.

A glimpse of a long pony-tail bobbing gaily through the halls of Scott or down the soccer field, and that's our Harriet. Sparkling, full of school spirit (and plans for college!), she, aided by an unbeatable personality, will make her life very successful. Easthampton sees little of Harriet in the winter months, for almost every weekend finds "Donais" burning up the roads toward a ski resort in her father's "T-bird." "Hamp" will miss the warm-hearted, out-going Harriet and we wish her the best of luck always.

"Hey,look alive, you koolaks!"

Entered 1956; Chorus 3; Glee Club 4; Student Council Day Girl Rep. 4; French Club Co-Program chaiman 4; Italian Club President 4; Danish Gym Team 4; Green Team.

Looking for Mary Lou? "Little Miss Neatness," as she is often called, can always be found, busily running around the campus, screaming "Hey, George!" Her sagacious and understanding manner and her magnetic personality are great assets. She is known for her vivaciousness. Mary Lou has been very popular at "Hamp" and we are sure she will be the same successful person wherever she goes.

"This settin' around doin' nothing' ain't goin' get us nowhere."

MARY LOU DRAGON

NANCY DREIKORN

Entered 1956; Glee Club 4; Music Club 4; Hampsters 4; Senior Class Vice President 4; Spanish Club 4; Danish Gym Team 4; Green Team.

Nancy entered Northampton School for Girls in September of this year, and in the short time that she has been here, she has become a definite asset to us. Her amiable personality has enabled her to make many friends and become Vice President of our senior class. Nancy has a vivaciousness about her which enters into every project she undertakes. Having much musical ability, she displays her talents in both Glee Club and Hampsters. At various times, many of us have had the pleasure of listening to Nancy's piano playing. Nancy is a girl of sterling character who will achieve a very high goal in life.

"Don't say I wasn't helpin'. . . I was thinkin' all the time."

Entered 1955; Chorus 3, 4; French Club 4; Prom Committee Middler Representative 3; Prom Committee Chairman 4; White Team.

Who is noted for her Williams sweatshirt and Williams connections, for the many phone calls, and an unbeatable selection of clothes? That's Shelley, our able Prom committee chairman. Shelley is a frank girl, an interesting conversationalist, as well as a wonderful person. Even though early in the year Shelley was hindered by a broken arm, she overcame this pbstacle and climbed to the top of the Senior class. Just as she was able to overcome her physical disability, Shelley is sure to overcome any difficulty in life ... what more is there to say?

"It's because of my brains . . , I do all my thinkin' with my own head."

SHELLEY DUBROFF

PATRICIA DURAND

Entered 1956; Glee Club 4; Prom Committee 4; General Staff 4; Riding Club 4; Spanish Club 4; White.

Pat, otherwise known as "P," can be found almost anyplace there is noise or great hilarity. One often sees her pussy-footing around the halls of Hathaway in search of some unfortunate person to whom she can give a "surprise." Her graceful (??) performance of Madame (?) Butterfly, despite flying arms, legs, and shoes, is an unforgettable exhibition of her versatility. Pat has a more serious side and has taken an active part in the Yearbook and Prom Committee. Whether driving her blue Ford, tripping down the hockey field, or "tweaking someone's toes," Pat will not easily be forgotten at "Hemp."

"Yes ...I'm the beautiful spy queen, Olga, oo-la-la!"

Entered 1953; Masque and Wig 2; "Hansel and Gretel" 1; "Happy Journey" 2; "Star Struck" 3; "Our Town" 3; Stage Manager 4; "Man Who Came to Dinner" 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Class President 1; House President 2; Honor System Secretary 3; Chairman Honor Committee 4; Stage Manager Masque and Wig 4; Riding Club 2, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque and Wig 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Green Team.

Barrie's talent is represented on the bulletin boards of almost any room in Hamp in the form of comical, mischievous mice! Combining her ability and vivid imagination with a more serious purpose, Barrie is Co. art editor of the yearbook. She is also active in sports, and in recognition of her enthusiasm and work, she is captain of the Green Team. With a superb voice that harmonizes naturally, Barrie is a strong supporter of the Glee Club and Music Club. Barrie's sympathy and empathy make her a much valued friend to all.

"Go ahead! Beat me! Strike me! Torture me!"

MARGARET EWING

GENIUS AT , WORK:

Entered 1954; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 2, 4; Music Club 4; French Club 1, 2; "Our Town" 2; "The Man Who Came to Dinner" 4; Masque and Wig 2, 4; Student Council Day Girl Rep. 4; Junior Middler Secretary-Treasurer 2; Green Team.

Entering Hamp in 1954, Peggy is now graduating as one of NSFG's youngest seniors. Her many versatile qualities enable Peggy to be a star member of dramatic, musical, and literary organizations. Although she is quiet, she surprises everyone with her dry sense of humor and scholastic abilities. We all wish Peg the best of luck in her future career, and know that she will succeed in anything she attempts.

"It's a very unlucky week in which to be took dead."

Entered 1952; Music Club 4, 5; Glee Club 4, 5; Spanish Club Secretary. Treasurer 4; Middler Class Vice President 4; President of Art Club 5; Vice President Riding Club 5; Student Council 4; Captain of White Team 5; Co-Editor, Art, "L'Ormeau" 5; French Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Riding Club 5; Latin Club 3; Pegasus 4, 5; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Music Club 4, 5; Current Events Club 1, 2, 3; Soccer Team 1.

If someday you should have time enough to pull every pony-tail in Hamp, the girl who gives the loudest protest is bound to be Robin! But, if you stay away from her "tail," Robin is one of the most lovable, ami- able girls in NSFG. Her friendship is offered to all, and no one re- fuse! it. She is always on the spot with sound advice when needed. Robin's goal for this summer is a trip to France (Lucky girl!), and we are sure that the trip will be all that she hopes for. In her five years at Hamp, Robin and NSFG have become intertwined, so a large part of each will continue to live in the other, long after they part ways.

"Such a blue-eyed an' chucklin' treasure."

ROBIN FRENCH

CAROL FRIEDMAN

Entered 1954; "The Happy Journey" 2; "Our Town" 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President of class 1954-55; President of class 1956-57; French club 2, 3; Latin club 2; Riding club 4; Current Events Club 4; White team.

This is a small girl of great stature, perhaps not in feet 'n' inches, but in height and depth of character. It takes niaturity and wisdom to be class president, and Friedman has both, as well as warmth, sincerity, understanding, and a great capacity for being outspoken! She has a ridiculous laugh and a wonderful smile, plus an aviaity for good books of any kind. We wish our little Carol the best of the big things in life.

"How long you been chasin' the suspect?"

Entered 1954; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer of Spanish Club 4; Honor committee 4; Latin club 2; Spanish club 2, 3, 4; Soccer team 3, 4; basketball team 4; Green Team.

That bouncing bundle of joy from South Amherst is a huge asset to the spirit of the school. On the soccer team she plays a fantastic game as well as lending her boundless enthusiasm to all of her teammates. She's a loyal supporter of any basketball team, and is an excellent player as well. Goman is never found in the same place twice—one minute you find her with LaHait in Hathaway, the next she is trudging home, and the next .. well, you name it, and she'll be there at some time. What will Hamp do without this evermoving day girl?

"Algebra got nothin' but Z's an' X's an' stuff in it!"

PRISCILLA GOMAN

SIGRID GUDHEIM

Entered 1956; Glee Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Vice President French club, 4; Current Events 4; Danish Gym 4; White.

"Siggie" is one of our new day girls this year, and is usually found in Hathaway. She hails from Petersham, Massachusetts, but her heart is in Virginia, (notice her University of Virginia scarf.) "Sig" has a full social life, but she still manages to pull in the good marks. Among her outside activities she counts Vice President of French Club, a member of Prom Committee, and a Cheerleader. "Sig" has added much to this year's Senior Class, and we are certainly glad that she joined us. We know that she will be successful and happy wherever she goes, for she has that wonderful quality of just being herself.

"Oh, it's nice to wander if only to return home so's to git ready to leave again."

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FASHION SHOW 1965

Entered 1953; Glee Club 3, 4; Pageant 2; "Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil" 2; Mummers 1; Puppet Show 2; Latin Club 2; Riding Club 2; White team.

Tall and slender, Charlotte (commonly known as "Hammie"), has an hysterical laugh which has won its way into the hearts of all of us. "Harnmic" can be found in the halls of Scott during recess, consuming her raisins, (iron being a necessary factor in anyone's diet). Charlotte, headed for a bright future, has the best wishes for every- thing from all of us.

"I know you's dying to hear what me, the noble dog, is been up to."

LYDIA HARVEY

Entered 1953; Glee Club 3, 4; Masque and Wig 2. 3, 4; "Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil" 1; "Happy Journey" 2; Usher for "Our Town" 3; Usher for "Man Who Came to Dinner" 4; Christmas Vespers 3; Mummers 1, 2; Baccalaureate Choir 3; Vice President of Class 1; President of Class 2; Social Secretary of Class 3; Editor of Pegasus 4; Program Chairman of Current Events Club 2; Vice President Current Events Club 3; President of Current Events Club 4; Commencement Usher 3; Pegasus 2, 3, 4; General Staff of "L'Ormeau" 3; Soccer 3, 4; White.

Four years have passed with the same riotous laugh echoing from room to rpm coming from none but Lydia, who has had a busy yet happy time here. Being editor of Pegasus and President of Current Events Club, she is inevitably announcing meetings. Along with her vbice and personality, she belongs to the Glee Club and "Kitchen Octet," and has been connected with that group who are occasionally dieted and are the select few with the neatest rooms. Lydia is very outgoing and easy to know. She has "that fabulous smile which distinguishes her from the rest," and is a great pal to all who have had the privilege of knowing her. Good luck and the best of happiness to you always, Lydia.

"I've got a great idea. I'll make him jealous!"

ANNE HAYWARD

Entered 1955; Class Play 4; "Man Who Came to Dinner" 5; Glee Club 4, 5; Modern Dance Pageant 5; Glee Club Secretary 5; Cheerleader Captain 5; Committee Chairman for Bazaar 5; Cookbook for Bazaar 5; Spanish Club 4, 5; Current Events Club 5; Pegasus 4, 5.

At least Anne warns us before she comes, with her decorous cry of "Look how dainty I am!!" Because of her sense of humor, Anne has become one of our favorite people. But her seriousness has also been an asset to Hamp, as she handles efficiently her jobs as Secretary of Glee Club, and Captain of Cheerleaders. So to dainty, lightfooted Anne go all our wishes for success.

"Life will be the death of she."

ALICE HILDRETH

OADWAY,-

Entered 1955; Music Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Masque and Wig 4; "The Man Who Came to Dinner" 4; "Taming of the Shrew" 3; Middler Class Play 3; Pageant 3; Christmas Vespers 3; Secretary-Treasurer of Class 3, 4; "L'Ormeau" Staff 3; French Club 3; Current Events Club 4; Program Chairman Riding Club 4; Hockey Team 3, 4; White.

Although she seems (at times) quiet and reserved, Alice has a wealth of good ideas and has dramatic talents as well, judging from her performance as Harriet Stanley in the "Man Who Came to Dinner." Her sense of humor and timing are perfect. Anyone meeting her for the first time can sense her sincerity and willingness to help a friend—just Alice.

"Go away, child you're too young to comprehend."

Entered 1955; Chorus 3, 4; Orchestra 3; Spanish Club President 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Green.

Who but "Flip" could possibly enter a contest over the radio and w!rl?. But if you will notice, she only took advantage of one of the winnings, letting the airplane ride remain where Flip felt it should stay— at the airport! Or who but Flip could put on her formal THE NIGHT of the Williston concert, and do a very neat job of popping the zipper—causing complete chaos all over school as the members of Lee searched for a dress for Flip! This is just a small part of Phyllis, a great gal to know and a great gal to have around—Flip's strictly "Holtzman sense of humor" will cause her to be long remembered at N.S.F.G.

"They ain't gone scare nobody if nobody listens at 'em."

PHYLLIS HOLTZMAN

NANCY HOPKINS

Entered Hamp 1955; Glee Club 4; Chorus 3; Secretary-Treasurer in Current Events Club 3, 4; Danish Gym team 4; White team.

A bouncing pony tail, and a ready smile personify our Nancy. There's never a dull moment with this girl around, and her favorite expression "That's greatsy," seems to reflect her whole outlook on life. Nancy has many talents which include her capability in art, and also, her agility on the Danish Gym team. Nancy's bubbling personality, and her policy of always looking on the bright side of life, assure her of a happy successful future.

"/ is go'n to be a runaway gal orphan for 50 years an' talk my head off to my faithful dog..."

Entered 1955; Glee Club 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Hampsters 4; Vice President Student Council 4; Co-Business Manager "L'Ormeau" 4; Day Girl Rep. 3; French Club 3; Hockey Team 3; Pegasus 3, 4; Green Team.

Kathy, known to most of "Hamp" as La Hait, can usually be found within reach of FOOD. Wherever she is, Kathy has command of the situation—on the tennis court, in the class room, or behind the wheel of her "notorious" (?) car. Her popularity with both the students and the faculty, and her ability to accomplish successfully any job given her, point out a bright future for our little blonde.

"I did such a good job on them hiccups that I is worked up quite a appetite!"

KATHLEEN LA HAIT

Entered 1952; Chorus 3, 4; Christmas 1; Chorus 3, 4; Mummers 1; Puppet Show 2; Modern Dance 2, 3; Middler Play 3; Assistant Editor "L'Ormeau" 3; Day Girl Representative 4; Assistant Business Manager 4; French Club 3; Latin Club 2; Soccer 3; Green.

With the coke room as headquarters, Luta can be found rattling around almost anywhere in Hathaway .. West Point scarf streaming behind her. She comes from Holyoke and has successfully completed five happy years at "Hamp." She has been active on Student Council and Yearbook. We tip our hats to our favorite redhead and wish her luck in the future.

‘. 171 flower of the live year plan."

Entered 1955; Glee Club 3, 4; Pageant 3, 4; Production Manager of "L'Ormeau" 4; French Club 3, 4; Current Events Club 4; Danish Gym Team; Green.

Louise's sweet personality and keen sense of humor are only a few of the many fine qualities that have made her so well liked at "Hemp." She has shown her school spirit as a cheerleader and has proved her thoroughness by the excellent job as production editor of the Yearbc!ok. In addition to these extracurricular activities, her scholastic ability still remains tops. A constant supply of food has also aided in making Louise a popular and congenial hostess! A combination of big brown eyes, a typically "Louise disposition," plus a strong (!) Boston accent, spell the future success of Louise's career in any field she may choose.

"Ma Bunny lice soda devotion! May booney life saver D. C.! McBontlace rover commotion, oh, brickbat Mahoney toomey."

LUTA MADISON

LOUISE MAHONY

PATRICIA MILLER

Anyone wish a free concert? Many people of Northampton have been provided with such a concert by the one and only Patty Miller, as she busily does all her many errands on Monday. One can hardly find a girl so full of ambition, with such a sense of humor and so many ideas. Skiing and tennis are only two of many choice sports which she enjoys as a pastime. If ever a Utopia should be started in the United States, I am sure her name will be recognized as one of the instigators.

"Look me in the eye and say that."

1955;

"Sonny Boy" could well be the theme song of Greta, as she gets that enormous ear-to-ear-grin after pulling out that "special letter" from the mailbox. Generally, Greta is one of our more quiet girls, but when she starts laughing, there is no stopping her, or anyone else, for that matter, as her laugh spreads like an enjoyable epidemic. Greta's great sincerity and friendliness have made her a welcome addition to the senior class of '57.

"1 chunk you was sleepin"cause yo' eyes was closed an' you's snorin'."

Entered 1955; French Club 3; Music Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Current Events Club 3, 4; Hockey 3; Basketball 3; Green.

GRETA NILSSON

Entered

Chorus 3, 4; Vice President Current Events Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Current Events 3, 4; Green.

Entered 1955; Glee Club 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Student Council Day Girl Rep. 3; Spanish Club 4;

A common spectacle at Hamp is to see a car "burn" around the corner, screech to a stop, and take at least ten minutes to park. There is no driver in sight. After the car is parked safely, according to the still hidden driver, the door opens, and out steps "Moosie," who has no resemblance whatsoever to a moose for she's only five feet tall (which is the reason she can't be seen while driving.) Her amusing personality has given us all many a good time. Carol's singing is another of her qualities which she clearly shows in the Glee Club, Music Club, and Hampsters. "Moosie" will be missed by Hamp and is sure to have a successful and enjoyable future.

"A innocent, sweet an' helpless new boined-a-banconed chile of unearthly beauty."

Entered 1952; Chorus 3, 4; Editor of L'Ormeau 4; Current Events Club 4; Latin Club 3; Soccer team 3, 4; White

Yearbook under one arm? That's "Perk" (or Linda to some.) She can be found in the coke room almost every afternoon. By being well organized (one of her many talents) she attained the job of Co-Editor of L'Ormeau. She has a flair for facts, (especially historical) and a hidden art talent. One can always hear Linda say: I get a letter every day (and if she doesn't, well . .). Linda is one of the three who have studied here at Hamp for five years. It is an understatement to say that there is never a dull moment when Perk is around; her witty remarks make THAT impossible.

"One of me is about ALL I kin stomach."

Danish Gym team 3, 4; Green Team.

LINDA PEKALA

Team.

ROBIN REEVES

Entered 1955; Masque and Wig 3, 4; "The Taming of the Shrew" 3; Chorus 3, 4; Pageant 3; Secretary Student Council 4; Current Events Club 3,4; French Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Riding club 4.

Bubbling over with mirth, laughter, and general jovialness, Robin can be found anywhere on campus. Her sense of humor cannot be topped, as she can always be counted on to come out with a classic remark at any moment. Student Government meetings show the more serious Robin, as she reads the minutes of the last meeting. Robin is certainly the personification of the adage, "With nothing to lose and everything to gain!"

"Runnin' away is always a nice idea."

Entered 1954; Chorus 3; Glee Club 4; "Star Struck" 3; President of Athletic Association 4; Student Council 4; Secretary of Chorus 3; Assistant Photography Editor "L'Ormeau" 3; Photography Editor "L'Ormeau" 4; Photography Editor Pegasus 4; French Club 2, 3; Latin 2; "L'Ormeau" 3, 4; Pegasus 3, 4; Current Events Club 3; Basketball Team 2, 3,4; Soccer 4; Green.

Will any of us be able to forget Donna and her cheery face, and that laugh which has shaken the walls of every building here at "Hamp"? "Donnie" has won a place in the hearts of everyone who has ever come in contact with her. Her spirit (though it is full of fun) is also put to good use in other ways—whether it be charging down the soccer field or shooting a basket from halfway down the court. The AA is Donna's semi-serious side. Her serious side shows itself in Council and in her schoolwork. Yes, Donna Robb is made of three parts: funloving; semiserious; and serious; and we love every one of them.

"It's a joke, merrie men . .. a joke . . . a capitalovitch joke!"

DONNA ROBB

LINDA ROWE

Entered 1954; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4; "Hampsters" 3, 4; House President 2; "Hampsters" President 4; Librarian Glee Club 3, 4; General Staff "L'Ormeau" 4; French Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Riding Club 2; Green.

Linda (known to her more intimate friends as "Hughie") has been carrying her luggage to and from "Hamp" and White Plains more than her allotted vacation times. "Huggie," noted for her ability to make a piano "talk," has won a place in the hearts of all of Hamp. That isn't her only outstanding feature—she's also a member of the Honor Roll. With these qualifications we need not wish Linda luck, that goes without saying.

"I'll get out my little piano ... the one I've been keepin' goldfish in."

Entered 1955; Chorus 3; Glee Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Art Club

Ever notice that worn spot on the second floor of Hathaway? That's Just where Janet stands continually brushing her teeth, and what's more, she even buys her own toothpaste! For, in all seriousness, Saccony" is one of our favorite people and she will be missed after June third. It is conventional to wish her luck, but with personality AND the "Ipana Smile" how could she have anything but?

learn't to read this 'cause it's fit for my li'l innocent ear an' eyeballs."

JANET SACCONE

4; White.

JEANNE SCHLOESSER

Entered 1956; Glee Club 4; President French Club 4; Masque and Wig 4; Current Events 4; White.

There's that infectious giggle again . It can belong to no one but "Schloss." She, always friendly, always ready for a chat, can usually be heard announcing that she is going to wash her hair TONIGHT. "Schloss" is bne of the most unselfish girls around .. There's no doubt about it, she has a heart of gold.

"In that case I'll help."

Entered 1954; Chorus 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Circulation Editor Pegasus 4; Pegasus Staff 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Riding Club 2; Art Club 2, 3; Green.

One of our quiet girls, Anne devotes much of her time to study, but she is far from being a "grind"—still, her studying pays off as she is quick to answer any question raised in class. "Droodling" seems to be one of her favorite pastimes, and from just a few lines comes a remarkable likeness of a horse's head, foot, leg, or (oft' times) the whole horse! With the coming of graduation, all of Ann's friends will miss her here at Northampton School for Girls.

"You kin use a bright young girl like me in your canal department haulin' water."

ANN SEELEY

LIDA SHERK

Entered 1956; Glee Club 4; Orchestra 4; Volleyball Team 4; White Team.

Lida's sweet smile and soft voice have added much to the Senior class. Although she came to "Hamp" for her Senior year only, in this short time she has accomplished much, both in her studies and in her extracurricular activities. She is an excellent flute player (and thus an asset to the orchestra.) A sports enthusiast, Lida was a member of the volleyball team. Her spirit and determination will take her far, we're sure!

"Force will not solve the problem, only superior brains will do the job."

Entered 1955; Chorus 3; Glee Club 4; Orchestra 3; Pageant 3; French Club 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer French Club 4; Current Events Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Danish Gym team 4; White team.

"I'm going on a diet," is the familiar cry from second floor Hathaway, and believe it or not, Joy really means it. Joy, who is another one of our Pittsfield girls, is Secretary-Treasurer of the French Club and a member of the Danish Gym team. Aside from these extracurricular activities, she is a hard worker, and puts a lot of effort into everything that she does. Her willingness to help anyone and her great personality, will undoubtedly make her a success in the field that she chooses, and we all wish her the best of luck.

"My eyeballs ain't as innocent as you'd suppose."

JOY SOLIN

HARRIET SUTTON

Entered 1955; Christmas Pageant 3; Class Play 3; Modern Dance Pageant 3; Masque and Wig 3, 4; Glee 3, 4; "Hampsters" 4; Publicity Manager Glee Club 4; French Club 4; Danish Gym Team 4; White.

If anyone thought she was mistaken when she thought Harriet walked by, she was not in error it was Harriet, but with at least six inches of her hair left somewhere at the hairdressers. Harriet's wonderful personality has made a great impression on a large number of schools this year from Avon to Williston, and phone calls never cease to come in for her. Harriet's voice is often heard blending melodiously with the "Hampsters" and during Glee Club concerts. Harriet is certain to be headed for a very successful life.

‘`. My natural Shyness makes me somewhat Tongue-Tied."

Entered 1955; Pegasus 3, 4; Christmas Bazaar; Glee Club 3, 4; Music Club 3; "Hampsters" 3, 4; President of Christian Association 4; Middler Representative 3; Student Council 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Current Events Club 4; Soccer; White.

Part of the reason the Christmas Bazaar was so successful this year was because of Marge, the little blonde who's the head of Christian Association. Besides being "well-organized," she's musically inclined, and sings in Glee Club, Music Club and "Hampsters." Marge's warmth and wisdom have made her many friends, and her sense of humor and charm have drawn both faculty and students to her. We will all miss Marge!

"'Tis marvelous how an adversary's stupidity makes up for one's own lack of brains."

MARJORIE TAYLOR

KATRINA THUN

Entered Hamp 1955; Orchestra 3; Glee Club 3, 4; House President 3; Business Manager Pegasus 4; Secretary of AA 4; Middler Representative 3; Commencement usher 3; French Club 3; Pegasus 3, 4; Hockey team 3,4; Baskeabll team 3; Green Team.

From the very day Trina came to Hamp, she captivated everyone by her keen sense of humor and contagious laugh. Her calm, amiable personality has made her friends wherever she goes, as shown by her popularity here on campus. Trina has wonderful school spirit which is brought out through her athletic interests. Blessed with unexcelled ingenuity, she is always filled with clever ideas which have won her a vital position on council as House president in her Middler year. Trina is the best prescription for anyone who needs to be cheered up or wants to have some fun.

"Now, I'll just sprinkle these blossoms around so we can run through the field barefooted and find out where the thorns are."

Entered Hamp 1955; Masque and Wig 4; Glee Club 4; Chorus 3; "Taming of the Shrew" 3; Class Play 3; "Man Who Came to Dinner" 4; Pageant 3; Class President 3; Student Council President 4; Pegasus 3, 4; Honor System Committee 4; Handbook Committee 4; Basketball Team 3; Danish Gym team 4; Green Team.

Calmly Judy goes from place to place here at school, attending to each detail individually and with care. An outsider would never know thavjudy, President of the Student Council, is probably burdened with problems. Yet, each one of us here at Hamp has felt the great love and sincerity Judy has put into her job. She is never too busy to lend a helping hand—each problem, each person, gets Judy's individual attention. Certainly when we remember Hamp, Judy will be one of the first girls we recall. It is girls like "our Warner" who make us proud to say that Hemp is our school!

"A good sound beating with a club after meals perhaps—but tar and leathers

JUDY

WARNER

BARBARA WATT

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Entered 1956; Glee Club 4; Pageant 4; Secretary-Treasurer Christian Association 4; Art Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Green.

Barb's quick wit, eternal smile, and unremitting energy have made hers a welcome face around "Hamp" this year. Whether working on CA, bounding around the campus on some errand, or doing figure exercises, she is always full of fun—but never too busy to offer a syn.'. pathetic and understanding ear to the problems of others. Barb's desire for a career in the field of art will certainly be successful, as she is not only talented, but gifted with a winning personality.

"There's a gold mine of ignorance in your head—mind if I dig you a /W."

Entered 1955; General Staff "L'Ormeau" 3, 4; Social Secretary 4; Prom Committee 4; French Club 3, 4; Current Events 4; Danish Gym team 4; Green.

Lee, the sophisticated miss from N.Y.C. (of course) is our bouncy and versatile Social Secretary. Her fondness for much-too-large pajamas, her collection of assorted rings and plenty of personality and charm have made Lee one of the best known girls around "Hamp." Why wonder if she'll be a success After all, she's Lee isn't she?

"Listen, you needle-nosin' varmint, where's you, git yo' call to go shovin' folks aroun'?"

LEE WOODELL

Last Will and Testament

I, Andy Barroll. being in a more generous mood, leave my fortune telling ability to Pat Zavorski, my position as center half on the hockey team to Sharon Minty; and as I go I leave a part of me at Northampton.

I, Marge Berman, leave my red convertible to any day girl who needs it.

I, Penny Block, hereby bequeath my ability to make an absolute mess out of any room to anyone who is lucky enough to have a roommate like B.W. to pick everything up.

I, Penny Bull, being of too much body and absolutely no mind half the time, and the other half being completely out of it, bequeath one pigeon who flew down the chimney to Nina Kimball and Elaine Stowe; a dead mouse to Hathaway and one Anglo to Cynthia Barrington and one Saxon to Wendy Gibson.

I, Carol Burger, with an unstable mind, do make it a point to leave my Saturday night parties to Carol Barrett; my turtles (who will never be racers) to Lou Geiser; to Bunzl I leave my French II abilities; and to Becky Sowers I leave all graceful falls made on the hockey field this year.

I, Betty Butcher, leave my bed on the sleeping porch to anyone who is a prospective Eskimo.

Sonie Damon, being of absolutely nothing, leave Bill Ingram to Ginger Bunzl; my four wonderful years at Hamp" to my sister; and the great times that I had doing the Masque and Wig plays to Leslie Garis, excepting one, "The Man Who Came to Dinner."

I, Cynthia Dennett, leave my giraffe pajamas to Sue Gibson, knowing her passion for that species of animal.

I, Harriet Donais, do hereby leave my Stowe weekends to Hope Batchelder; and my tennis skill (?) to Patty Babcock.

I, Mary Lou Dragon, do hereby bequeath my French III problems to Ping Cramer, my love for Italian to Judy Lake, and my seriousness about keeping the library quiet to Carole Campagna.

I, Nancy Dreikorn, from the back woods of Holyoke, do hereby bequeath to those students appreciative of the fine arts, my hillbilly dance and costume.

We .. "Shelley Thun" and "Trina Dubroff" having become confused extraordinarily, due tue le Math IV hours, leav ite.

I, Pat Durnad, being of moronic mind but pulchritudinous body, bequeath my title "P' Junior" to the next "P' Junior," my pussyfooting privileges at APPROVED boys' schools to Elria Giamatti; and my pea equipment to any willing underclassman.

I, Barrie Elliott, having a vacuum in my head and stomach, do hereby give my center rorward position on the hockey team to Faith Damon and my love of food to Pris Mintz.

I, Peggy Ewing, being of no mind and too much body, leave my French Vocabulary Book to Becky Sowers in hopes that she will have as happy a time with it as I did.

I, Robin French, leave my room to anyone who enjoys Grand Central Station on a smaller scale; and to "Punkin" Stonington I leave the ability to answer all knitting questions in school.

I, Carol Friedman, being void of mind and sound in body, do will my four feet and eleven inches and three fourths to Barbara Flynn to add to her own great stature.

I, Pris Goman, being of no mind and less body, do hereby take great pains to decide to whom I shall leave the privilege to play center-half on the Soccer Team, deciding finally that Ellen Cordingley will be the final lucky recipient of such a favor as bestowed by me; Also to "Penny Cashdollar, I leave my kilts and to Lisa Cornmager I leave my very useful expression: "I'm embarrassed."

I, Siggie Gudheim, leave all of my good times at Williston to be carried out by Carole Campagna.

I, Charlotte Hannum, being weak in body and debatable in mind, give my "Ham-Bone" back to Frannie Smyth, who gave it to me; my empty raisin box I leave to whoever ate all the raisins; and my full mailbox I leave "Higgie."

I, Lydia Harvey, leave my phone calls from Easthampton to anyone who likes to talk, and Pegasus I leave with many happy memories.

I, Anne Hayward, having large feet, leave my graceful dancing to Muff Swartwood, my love for snow to any SOUTHERNER.

I, Alice Hildreth, of no mind and less of anything else, do leave my Boston accent to Katie Rosenberg and anything that's left to everybody.

1. "Flip" Holtzman, being of doubtful mind and too much body, do hereby leave my seat in chorus to Ginger Payne, my clarinet to Salvation Army, and my affec. don for cheese to anyone with mouse-like tendencies.

I, Nancy Hopkins. being of empty mind and stomach, leave the switch board to a patient soul, and my ability to make myself at home in Hathaway to any tired girl, and to the Lab, for the benefit of all the future scientists, I leave my tonsils.

I, Kathy LaHait. being of mixed up mind and un-coordinated body, leave my Hathaway invasions to Jill Felsen; my attempts to blow up the lab to Ace Hall and my French to anyone who wants it.

I, Luta Madison, being in sound physical shape, but not mentally, do hereby bequeath to the giddy girls in my car the problems of the long rides to "Hamp," who is going to pick them up after Williston dances and someone to remind them when to bring shoes and other extras. To anyone who wants it, I leave my red hair (without the aid of bottles). The biggest prize I leave to my sister Lisa, who will think up more mischievous things than I ever could.

I, Louise Mahoney, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to any hungry soul a dozen chocolate cookies; to Muff Swartwood, "Felix," and to Ellen Goldberg and Isabel Griffin the rides we took to Providence.

I, Patty Miller, bequeath my hearty laugh to anyone who dares to claim it.

I, Greta Nilsson, bequeath any mathematical inclinations I might not have had to June Barber, and one root-beer float to Joan Beauregard.

I, Carol Paluca, leave my nickname "Moosie" to anyone who wants it, because I don't.

Being of no mind and certainly no body, I, Linda Pekala, leave my voice to everybody—for there is sufficient for all.

I, Robin Reeves, being the proud possessor of two pairs of sneakers (the shoestring being the only decent part), do hereby leave them to anyone who is willing to chance getting frost-bite on the coldest mornings.

Eye, Donna Robb, having a mind full of nothing, and a body full of calories do leave all cookie crumbs to the half-starved mice; my great variety of specially chosen

words and the ability to run from frogs to "Ace" Hall. To "Sis," Laurie, Ann, and Marnie I leave four pair of quiet feet outside my window .. and the prize goes to Lisa: I leave her "HELP!"

I, Linda Rowe, do bequeath to Ginger Payne my perverted sense of humor; to Pris Mintz I leave my beer mug pattern; and to anyone who wants it my former task of playing for Monday Morning Prayers.

I, Janet Saccone, do leave my "Pony-tail" to "baldy" Ping Cramer.

I, Jeanne Schloesser, being of unusually generous mind, do bequeath my shampoo, a banana stand to Pris Mintz, my gift for gab to Lisa Commager, and my ability to procrastinate to Carol Campagna.

I, Ann Seeley, being of too much body and confused mind, do bequeath my contacts at Deerfield Academy to the N.S.F.G. student body in the hope that they'll really get acquainted someday (Amen), and my abominable luck at Williston to anyone who wants it.

I, Lida Sherk, being of no mind at all and even less body, leave my skill (?) in volleyball to Carol Dewey, who doesn't need it anyway; my love of history to "Sissy" Beadel, and school I leave with fond memories.

I, Joy Solin, humbly bequeath the 6:55 rising bell to Cynthia Barrington; sundaes at Budgar's to Nina Kimball, and irregular French verbs to Judy Pease.

I, Marge Taylor, not having much of a mind but much of a body, do hereby bequeath my plaid kilt to any would-be Scot; cashmere sweaters and reservations on the banana boat I leave to the three in Hathaway's third floor triple, and to Wendy Gibson I leave a "little sister."

I, Judy Warner, being of long body and overworked mind, do solemnly leave nine inches to Barbara Flynn and my French dictionaries to anyone with a big enough shelf.

I, Barbara Watt, being of a not so sound body due to dangerous bunkbeds, do joyfully leave that contraption to anyone with good balance, strong limbs, and an enduring sense of humor.

I, Lee Woodell, of some mind but much body, do leave to Patty Babcock one rose bud, and to Sue Gibson "I go Pogo" buttons.

JUDY WARNER

Senior Poll

Done Most for the School

Most Likely to Succeed

Best Organized

Most Versatile

CYNTHIA DENNETT

MARGE TAYLOR

CAROL FRIEDMAN

ALICE HILDRETH

DONNA ROBB

Senior Poll

Best Athlete

HARRIET DONAIS

LINDA ROWE

NANCY DREIKORN

SHELLEY DUBROFF

Most Collegiate

ALISON DAMON

Best Actress

BETTY BUTCHER

Calendar

September

20 . . . Parents' Tea.

22 . . . Old girls give rousing welcome to new girls . . .

23 . . . New girls retaliate with Driekorn making us all wonder about new girls.

October

26 . . . Concert at Northfield . . . "Hamp" swim.s home.

8 . . . Greens and Whites murder each other at Quabbin Reservoir.

10 . • . IMPORTANT DATE—complete "Class of '57" holds banquet.

29 . . . "Peer Gynt" at Smith.

November

2, 5, 6.. .. N.S.F.G. elects Ike by overwhelming majority ... Hathaway receives returns; Hathaway loses radios!

9 . • . Cheshire Key Club Dance—FUN?

12 . . . Nothing to do except homework!

15 . . . Danish Gym Team performs (gracefully).

20 . . . We leave for Thanksgiving...

December

1 . . . Christmas Bazaar and the play with Williston—"The Man Who Came to Dinner."

8 . . . Glee Club off to Avon Old Farms... Shakespeare was NEVER like THIS.

10 . . . The date of that glorious Christmas Banquet.

15 . Xmas Concert with Williston ... despite snow storm.

16 . Christmas Vespers at Smith.

19 . Christmas Vacation begins. Yippee!!

January

9 . . . "Hamp" girls straggle (!) back from Xmas Vacation, slightly older and infinitely wiser.

12 . . . Boards (Need we add more?)

13 . . . Proved as unsuccessful as last year and it wasn't even Friday!

25-29 . . . EXAMS (Need we add any more??)

February

11 . . . Ski Weekend . . . Holbrook and Hall return with latest in plaster casts.

6 . . . Volleyball game—Seniors vs. Middlers . .. Guess who lost!?!

10-16 . . . EPIDEMIC!!!

24 . . . Tea for parents. Oh?!

28 . . . Miss Carlson has a birthday . . . discovers she has aged ten years trying to get Seniors into college.

March

4 . . Woodell and Rowe return after prolonged (?) vacation.

5 . . . Adios, Miss Whitaker.

9 . . . One-act plays . . . Seniors come out on top as usual.

9 . . . L'Ormeau goes to press (?) .. . staff disappears!

15 . . Everyone leaves but the Seniors who stay for...

16. . . more BOARDS!!!

April.

1 . . . April Fool's Day—but everyone returns.

6 . . A.A. and C.A."Varietous" Show.

10 . . Prom Committee Fashion Show (Dior needs . .. YOU!)

27 . . Williston Prom . . . good time had by all?

28 . . . Hartford Festival . . . hard work but proves successful.

May

2 . . May Queen

11 . . PROM... we could have danced all night!

15 . . . Dress rehearsal of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Iolanthe."

17-18 . . . Gilbert and Sullivan's "Iolanthe" at Williston.

24, 27, 28 . . . EXAMS!!!

June

1 . . . Pageant and Phoenix Night... everything but the Senior Class burned.

2 . . . Baccalaureate Services ... Seniors, '57, relinquish position to Seniors,'58.

3 . . . COMMENCEMENT . .. onward to bigger and better things!

NAME SUPPRESSED DESIRE

Babcock, Patty "Willie"

PET PEEVE SAYS KNOWN FOR DESTINY

HH students "You're too young" connections and gossip tennis star

Barber, to have a poodle#20cut Math "Oh, no!" that accent teacher

June

Barrett, Carol to own a real live teddy bear

open windows "Shuts your faca" "B" brains to keep VFW under control

Beadel, to pass Algebra II evening study hall "It wasn't too funny" her sense of humor ski patrol "Sissy"

Bergan, to live in Hathaway nosy people "Gee whiz" her love of Macbeth to be a doctor

Julie

Black, Debby to split the atom four ways certain themes "Oh, good!" her smile chemistry professor

Brown, "Stevie" to be asked to a Williston#20dance shy boys "I really can't understand it" that voice Kent

Bunzl, Ginger to marry one man lights out bell "Buenos dias" Fellow Spaniard her hog calling opera

Campagna. to get through Hamp Williston boys "Whatcha doin'?" her problems butterfly catcher

Carol

Cashdollar, "Penny" to be a housemother at Williston

Charles Atlas "Tres bien" her red pony tail Wesleyan

Commager. Lisa to be able to modern dance the world in general "Oh, dear" her accent house mother at Amherst

Cramer, "Ping" to be Olympic ski champ a certain 10th grader "Who, me?" raccoon coat U. of M.

DeBarbieri, Mary to teach Spanish someone who can't take a hint everything constantly her 1957 Ford convertible housewife

Dempsey, to be a jet pilot messy people "Oh, my goodness" fast walk to be a teacher(?)

Janet

Felsen. Jill ,I I la t l• %1 it11 Tab to fall while skiing "Any mail?- her love of Biology (?) professional dissector of frogs

Flynn, Barbara to pass Biology I ,if,• "What a hot sketch!" blowing bubbles in (?) class we wish we knew

NAND SUPPRESSED DESIRE PET PEEVE SAYS KNOWN FOR DESTINY

Giamatt i, "Elria" to be a gondolier marks "Pussyfootin' prohibited" her Yale sweatshirt 0o-la-la

Hall, "Acc" to own a portable bath tub American tea

Keefe, Joan to meet Elvis lark hair

Kimball, Nina to own a peppermint patty factory a borrower that doesn't ask

"Listen here, kiddo Jane" Uzzy and Rupert to be a button maker

"You know what 1 mean" extensive vocabulary swimming meet

"When we used to live" her neatness to have a permanent home

Lake, Judy to be an HH student French • "almost anything" her golden locks hanging in her face 1 ale

Learned, "Toddy" to chew gum legally closed windows at night "Hey, gal" her hair marriage

Mintz, Pris to have black hair talking after lights out "Hey, you guys" her horses 14 , 1 , %111 a

Payne, Ginger to marry a \11111-1,11 boy evening study hall "Oh, no, you're kidding" her giggle to teach French

Pease, Judy Judy to take French III people with naturally curly hair

Plitta, Alice to teach French Williston

Rosenberg, Katie to have the Confedcrates win the next neat rooms

"Hey, Pris" her atIlleti tbilit\ to sit at the French table

"Oh, yea!- those friends front Easthampton who knows?

"You da-ahn Yankees" her Southern accent to be a da-ahn Yankee Civil War

Ross, to be a senior dumb bunnies "Crunch" weird noises (?) Jane

Smyth, Frannie to watch her French book float down the people who crack their knuckles "Hi, there" her red hair first girl to graduate from Berkshire English Channel

Sowers, Becky to finish knitting het sweater Algebra I

Stowe, Elaine to build a bridge to Bermuda arguing

Stramese, Mary Anne to learn how to ski French II

Swartwood "Muff" to be a cook personal belongings on the porch

"Oh,I know" her dancing abilit) an Algebra teacher

"Wait a minute" her ability to cal)t , to go to Bermuda for all vacations

"Come on, you guys" her connections at Exeter worker in a Pizza factory

"Di, Buddy" wearing plaids and stripes the Met

Walkem. Polly to be taller than Flynn tall people I kno)% I Hooked Iter petiteness to be a giant in the circus

Front row, left to right: N. Kimball, J. Pease, R. Sowers, J. Keefe, C. Swartwood, G. Payne.

Second row: G. Bunzl, F. Smyth, B. Flynn,P. Mintz, D. Learned, J. Felson, S. Gibson, P. Cashdollar, S. Brown.

Standing: D. Black, A. Hall, M. DeBarberi, J. Lake, E. Giamatti, M. Stramese, J. Dempsey, E. Cramer, J. Ross, J. Barber, E. Stowe, L. Cornmager, P. Babcock, L. Beadel, P. Walker, J. Bergan, J. Boorky, C. CornPagna-

Absent: C. Barrett, L. Geiser, K. Rosenberg.

NAME SUPPRESSED DESIRE

Adams. Mary Beth

Barrett, Bets

Barrington, Cynthia

Bartlett. Libby

Beauregard, Joan

Berger, Sandra

Carroll, Debby

Cordingley, Jane

Damon, Faith

De Barberi, Linda

Dewey, Carol

French, Barbara

Finn. Bonnie

to accent the positive

to see a basketball game

to be an actress

PET PEEVE SAYS KNOWN FOR DESTINY

to have Shaker Heights become the capital of U. S.

to own a chicken farm

accenting the negative

"But we only talked for an hour"

pasture fences

"Does anyone have a comb?"

someone who makes noise after lights

people who hate J. D

"Hi, doll"

front porch

Sunday School teacher

ability to climb fences

soccer team captain

her art

to go to Tabor

"It's real cool"

noisy study halls

"Watch out, I'm on council"

the picture in the bathtub her noisy laugh

to speak Spanish fluently

South Hadley Falls

extensive vocabulary

Boston accents

"Magnamious"

Ado io write letters

writer of "Advice to the lovelorn"

rubberized desserts

year of summers

to marry Rock Hudson

make up work

"I know I flunk, d that test"

supply of light and bright

head of boys' prep school

"Hey, kids, be quiet"

neatness

to get driver's license before 17

to haN,t• a pony tail

no letters from Cot

"Oh, whatcha expect"

sense of humor

lady wrestler

to drive "the" car

Williston

"Please"

t bat ear

owner of white convertible factory

to live at Harvard

some school, Harvard

"That's the greatest"

her blond pony tail

to be a famous equestrienne

to be five, five

to be a warden in a women's penitentiary

school food French plays

"Wait for me"

her green polo coat

"Oh, Debby"

naturally curly hair

to get married to be happily married in a rose covered cottage

Gibson, Wendy to meet Noel Coward someone who hasn't read an educating book "Hi, darlings" her long hair to be a famous writer of books

Goldberg, Ellen to meet Sammy Davis Jr. people who eat and don't get fat

"Do you like my hair?" licy c,inici a U. of M.

Hirschberg, Elaine to have long hair again those Hartford boys "Dig those crazy things" her friend at Wilbraham home

Holbrook, Sandra to have one boyfriend people who don't wait for her "I had a simply fabulous time" her travels in the foreign land to be a geometry teacher

Keough, a writer egoists "Albert" blondish hair Latin scholar Mary Elko

Inches, to learn to drive studying "Don't be late" her -lin] fi;Iiin• go sailing with Mike Karen Moran, Cynthia to be able to do the bop someone who studies "Oh, come on, you don't mean that" her way with Spanish boys a Spanish dancer

Pelland, to own a pepper mill people who pull hair "W-e-el" imagination performer Paige

Saldana, to have long hair the infirmary "Cut it out" her friend at P.M.A. P.M.A. Isabel Winding, Lorna to own Saks 5th Avenue spiders 'Ili!" good figure

Dior's right hand woman

Front row, left to right: L. DeBarbieri, C. Moran, J. Beauregard, D. Carroll, M. B. Adams.

Second row: E. Hirshberg, S. Berger, F. Damon, E. Barrett, C. Barrington.

Standing: C. Dewey, E. Goldberg, W. Gibson, J. Cordingley, I. Saldana, E. Bartlett, S. Holbrook.

Absent: M. Keogh, L. Winding, B. Finn, K. Inches, B. French, P. Pelland.

PET PEEVE SAYS KNOWN FOR I)ESTINY

NAME SUPPRESSED DESIRE

Bagg, Marnie summer romance homework "Oh, my gosh" shyness I?) Sunday school teacher

Barrett, weekend at Andover big brown V \ I's "Oh, come on" that laugh soloist in Church Laurie

Barrett, hla, k hair fly-boys "Make me fly-man" all the guys Bloomfield Marion

Bachelder, Hope head Mistress at Williston noisy study halls "O.K., Let's go." Williston Andrea Mead Lawrence II

Brown, Write a book on must/ Liberace "C'mon, you kids" HH's Carnegie Hall

Anne

Cordingley. pixie cut city slicker- "Hi 'ya, buddy" big feet gym teacher Ellen

Crary meet Elvis 4th period gym "Hm-m-m" Lanz dresses "Music, Martinis, and Sarah Memories"

Garis, everything Unoriginal letters "You dance nicely" petiteness Williams Leslie

Gleason, opposite sex soft voices "Where's Betsy?" blue sweaters Yale frat house

Sandy

Griffin, Izzy jockey at Saratoga race track Algebra "Yow!" horses Club 21

Hall, tweed skirts brothers and sisters "Hey" wheels upstairs Wall Street Tycoon Betsy

Higgins, to be a senior lowly eighth grade' "Who knows?" bright lights 50,000 carrot tops Ann

Hornsby, Latin teacher folf "Oh, no!" dark curly hair President

Leslie

Larsen, Leslie no school library phone calls "But—" government speeches Canadian mountie

Madison, a new flame blind dates "Oh-h-h" friendliness West Point Lisa

Minty, Sharon date with Elvis classical music "Isn't my blonde hair beautiful?" blonde mop Hollywood actress

Nelson Edith live in So. Hadley Hortense "That's what he said when" rings Dior Model

Pollard, Jane airline hostess neat people "Dippy ..." rhythmic feet Ambassador of Indonesia

Snow, to be sixteen corrections "Where is Katrina?" slenderness sugar house Betsy

Stonington. Pat Ballerina getting up with first bell "Hurry up" French verbs Play trombone with Boston pops

Thompson, to sleep late messy hair "For gosh sakes" neat hair Scotland Yard Majori/ Todd, Frances tree surgeon formal clothes "Oh, what she doesn't" her horse Vogue designer

Winterer, Katrine to find full mail box nobody home when phoning "Mail in, yet?" I hiring ability columnist

Zavorski, weaver walks to cornet "Oh, n00-o" at hat auctioneer Patty

First row, left to right: L. Garis, L. Barrett, K. Winterer, C. Madison, E. Snow, S. Gleason.

Second row: A. Brown, M. Thompson, J. Pollard, A. Higgins, E. Nelson, S. Crary.

Standing: L. Hornsby, I. Griffin, H. Batchelder, E. Cordingley, S. Minty, P. Stonington, E. Hall, L. Larsen, F. Todd, P. Zavorski, M. Bagg.

Absent: M. Barrett.

1957 L'Ormeau

Editor-in-Chief

LINDA PEKALA

Production Editor

LOUISE MAHONEY

Assistant

PENNY BULL

Co-Business Managers

BETTY BUTCHER, KATHY LAHAIT

Assistant

LUTA MADISON

Literary Editor

CAROL BURGER

Assistant

GINGER BUNZL

Photography Editor

DONNA ROBB

Assistant

ELAINE STOWE

Art Editors

BARRIE ELLIOTT

Assistant

ANDY BARROLL

General Staff

Pat Durand, Linda Rove, Frances Smyth, Pris Mintz, Lou Geiser, Faith Damon,Lisa Madison, Izzy Griffin.

First Council

Sitting: H. Donais.

Front row, left to right: C. Friedman, J. Warner, Miss Carlson, K. LaHait, R. Reeves.

Standing: B. Flynn, M. Ewing, J. Pease, A. Hall, A. Damon, J. Cordingley, M. Dragon, M. Barrett, M. Taylor, D. Robb.

Absent: L. Wooden, L. Madison, E. Hirshberg.

The Student Council started the year with a bang as we introduced new girls to "Hamp" life. Council sponsored games, meetings, and the usual smoky picnic. With the honor system committee which was formed last year, we held meetings to explain the honor system to the "little sisters." This year the school handbook had to be revised. A committee for this job was chosen, and it gathered all the material into one well-organized booklet. Our biggest project was to establish a Snack Bar in Hathaway to begin to raise funds for the new gym.

All these things were done under the understanding guidance of Miss Carlson, our faculty advisor.

Second Council

Front row, left to right: B. Flynn, L. Woo. dell. K. LaHait, J. Warner, Miss Carlson, D. Robb, C. Friedman.

Standing: H. Donais, L. Madison, S. Gibson, F. Smyth, E. Bartlett, A. Damon, C. Barrington, J. Beauregard, M. Barrett, R. Reeves, J. Pease.

Absent: M. Taylor, M. Dragon.

Glee Club

"Hamp's" Glee Club seems to be better than ever this year! The new girls and the "old" girls under the direction of our one and only Mrs. Spencer have combined to make it what it is.

The first thing on the calendar for 1956-1957 was a concert at Avon Old Farms December eighth, followed by our joint concert-dance with Williston, an annual event that takes place just before Christmas. Both of these concerts were very successful and drew big crowds.

Our next big event was the Hartford Festival which was presented at Bushnell Auditorium in Hartford, Connecticut on April 28. This year we saing Arthur Honegger's King David—a symphonic psalm—and Te Deum by Mozart.

The final performance of our glee club for this year will be on June third—Commencement.

Chorus

The chorus, which is in its second year as a separate group, has sung at the Williston Christmas concert, and at Commencement. It has worked hard, and progressed very nicely under the able leadership of Miss Kehrli.

Music Club

A. Damon, A. Seeley, A. Barroll, B. Elliott, P. Block, P. Miller, M. Ewing. Absent. R. French.

Due to its late start, Music Club, directed by Mrs. Spenser, has not done much singing this year. We did sing at the annual Christmas Concert and at the Old Ladies' Home in Northampton, along with the Hampsters. Many of our members will sing in the operetta with Williston, but our biggest assignment is singing in both Baccalaureate Service and Commencement Exercises in June.

Under the capable leadership of Linda Rowe, the "Hampsters," an independent singing organization of eight senior girls, has conic through a successful season. Their first engagement was at the Williston dance in the fall. Since then they have sung at the Avon-Old-Farms dance, the Wiggin's Banquet and at the Lathrop Home in Northampton. Among the songs they have sung are "Autumn Leaves," "Penthouse Serenade," "Dem Bones" and some of the standard Christmas carols.

Hampsters

Left to right: G. Bunzl, C. Paluca, K. LaHait, N. Dreikorn, M. Taylor, C. Dennett,

Left to right: C. Paluca, E. Butcher, N. Dreikorn, M. Taylor, A. Damon, A. Hildreth, L. Rowe,K. LaHait.

Orchestra

Standing: Miss Bidwell.

Front row, left to right: L. Sherk, J. Pollard, S. Crary, S. Gleason.

Second row: C. Dennett, M. Ewing, A. Brown.

Under the capable direction of Miss Mildred Bidwell, the orchestra has had many enjoyable hours. Its members have widened their knowledge of classical music considerably. Although no performances were given, its members enjoyed many afternoons just playing together.

The Art Club provides a place where any girl interested in any form of arts or crafts may show and improve her talents. The club meets as an informal group. Though their interests may vary, the members are brought together by their common interests in the arts.

Art Club

Left to right: B. Elliott, R. French, Mrs. Kehrli, E. Stowe. Absent: L. Geiser, K.Inches.

Pegasus Staff

Front row, left to right: A. Seeley, A. Barroll, L. Harvey, D. Robb.

Standing: K. LaHait, P. Mintz, M. Taylor, R. Sowers, N. Kimball, A. Hayward, E. Goldberg, R. French, G. Bunzl, S. Gibson, P. Holtzman.

Absent: C. Dennett, A. Damon, J. Warner, T. Thun, C. Burger.

Pegasus signed a new contract this year, guaranteeing eight issues. So that more girls could be spotlighted, another policy of having four "Senior Spotlights" instead of two, was put into action. Mrs. Green, as faculty advisor, helped a great deal in making it a better all-round paper.

With the usual excitement of starting a new year, we spent most of the fall preparing for our joint production, "The Man Who Came to Dinner," with Williston Academy's Dramatic Club. With its success behind us, we presented the four one-act play competitions in March. Thus the yearOas been successful and enjoyable for all. But all the thanks go to Mrs. Pearce's never ending patience and guidance in the direction of the productions.

Masque and Wig

Front row, left to right: A. Hayward, Mrs. Pearce, A. Damon, C. Dennett, B. Elliott.

Standing: P. Babcock, J. Felson, L. Harvey, J. Keefe, M. Ewing, F. Smyth, A. Barroll, A. Hildreth, J. Warner, R. Reeves. Absent: P. Block, J. Schloesser, L. Pekala.

Christian Association

President M. TAYLOR

Secretary•Treasurer B. WATT

The Christian Association underwent an expansion program this year, with the addition of three new members, representatives of the underclassmen.

Throughout the year, speakers of different faiths were presented at Sunday evening Vespers, and during the Spring term, a course in comparative religion was conducted by Miss Whitaker. Christian Association supported various civic drives, and at Christmas time, sponsored the annual Christmas Bazaar, the proceeds of which were sent to the local Community Chest and Hungarian Relief.

New members from each class were elected to the Athletic Board this year to gain suggestions or complaints from all age levels. With the hockey field in good condition, the A.A. board scheduled many hockey and soccer games under the guidance of Miss Larsen and Miss Burgess.

During the winter, volleyball teams were scheduled to play interclass games and the basketball schedule included games with neighboring schools. An innovation was a Danish Gymnastic team.

Already, plans are in progress for an intramural softball schedule.

Athletic Association

Absent:

Front row,-left to right: R. French, D. Robb.

Standing: L. Griffin, B. Elliott, M. Keogh, P. Babcock.

T. Thun.

Hockey Team

Kneeling: J. Pease.

Front row, left to right: P. Mintz, C. Swartwood, C. Dewey, B. Flynn, I. Griffin, C. Burger, R. Sowers.

Standing: A. Hall, B. Elliott, E. Bartlett, A. Barroll, T. Thun, A. Damon, F. Damon, E. Stowe, A. Hildreth.

Absent: J. Bergan, L. Winding.

The field hockey team, this year, had a very successful season, losing only one game to Stonleigh Prosrect. The team's excellent coach was Miss Burgess and it was managed by "Sissy" Beadle. Although one of the hardest and toughest games was in rain, on a slippery and muddy field, it did not seem to dampen the team's spirit, for their enthusiasm drove them to a smashing victory over the confident Northampton High School team.

The "Hamp" soccer team showed excellent sportsmanship this fall. With Miss Burgess as coach the team played four games with one rained out. Although "Hamp" was defeated, the team showed exceptional spirit and determination and deserves our hearty congratulations for their efforts this year.

Soccer Team

Front row, left to right: P. Babcock, P. Goman, P. Cashdollar, H. Donais, L. Pekala, L. Harvey, M. Taylor, D. Carroll.

Standing: M. Keogh, L. DeBarbieri, H. Batchelder, P. Stonington, J. Cordingley, J. Barber, E. Cordingley, F. Smyth, M. B. Adams, D. Robb.

Absent: B. Finn, H. McConnell, J. Saccone.

First Basketball Team

Front row, left to right: C. Swartwood, P. Mintz, J. Pease, C. Dennett, M. Taylor. Standing: P. Babcock, P. Goman, E. Bartlett, J. Barber, E. Barrett, E. Cordingley, A. Hall, D. Robb.

This year's basketball team, under the able supervision of Miss Burgess and management of Marge Taylor and "Muff""rough" "tough" Swartwood, displayed outstanding sportsmanship and school spirit. Although they were unable to conquer their opponents, their determination never ceased. The highlights of their season were the much enjoyed games against the MacDuffie and Easthampton teams.

Second Basketball Team

Front row, left to right: J. Felson, H. Donais, B. Flynn. Standing: A. Hildreth, A. Barroll, B. Elliott, J. Cordingley. Absent: C. Burger.

Danish Gymnastic Team

Front row, left to right: G. Bunzl, E. Nelson, C. Paluca, L. Mahoney, J. Keefe, R. Sowers.

Standing: L. Commanger, S. Gudheim, M. Dragon, M. Stramese, N. Kimball, N. Hopkins, J. Solin.

Absent: J. Warner.

The Danish Gym Team, newly organized this year under the expert direction of Miss Larsen, has given two performances using the balance beam, hoops, and balls. Brigitte Brake-Pederson from Smith accompanied on the piano. Thanks to the patient coaching of Miss Larsen, both exhibitions were a great success.

The Cheerleaders have been at nearly every game this year cheering on our teams. They have worked hard, learning new cheers and improving old ones. Their cheering has made the sadness of defeat less and the joy of winning greater as well as raising school spirit at games.

Cheerleaders

Left to right: K. Winterer, J. Solin, L. Mahoney, A. Hayward, S. Gudheim, E. Butcher, E. Nelson, L. Garis. Absent: C. Barrett, A.. Higgins.

French Club

Front row, left to right: P. Block, M. Dragon, J. Solin, A. Brown.

Second row: K. Inches, C. Swartwood, M. Berman, S. Gudheim, Miss Bement, Miss Gatti, J. Schloesser.

Standing: B. Elliott, S. Dubroff, E. Giamatti, L. Mahoney, G. Nilsson, J. Cording. ley, J. Barber, P. Bull, M. Taylor, R. French.

The French Club, under the direction of Miss Bement and the president, Jeanne Schloesser, had a successful year. The members enjoyed improving their French and learning more about French culture and history. The year was concluded by a banquet in May.

The Spanish Club, advised by Miss Ammar, has had an interesting year. The club has successfully undertaken two food sales and has seen films on Spain and Spanish Culture. The members enjoyed a spread of Spanish food and the meetings were concluded by a banquet in May.

Spanish Club

Front row, left to right C. Moran, P. Holtzman, Miss Ammar, P. Goman, R. Reeves, B. Watt.

Standing: A. Hayward, E. Hirshberg, G. Payne, A. Hall, E. Stowe, C. Paluca, N. Dreikorn.

Absent: P. Durand, I. Saldana, L. Rowe, L. Bartlett.

Italian Club

Front row, left to right: M. B. Adams, H. Batchelder, J. Lake.

Second row: P. Bull, H. McConnell, E. Barrett, P. Cashdollar, Miss Kehrli, E. Giamatti, M. Dragon.

Standing: J. Barber, 5: Minty, L. DeBarbieri, E. Cramer, J. Dempsey, M. DeBarbieri, E. Nelson, M. Stramese.

The Italian Club, newly organized this year, is composed of girls interested in Italian literature. Under the capable supervision of the advisor, Miss Kerhli, the girls have spent many enjoyable hours learning the customs and manners of the Italian people.

The Current Events Club opened this year's program with a talk on "Modern Switzerland." Because of the crisis in Europe and the Middle East, Miss Whitaker has aided us greatly by giving a synopsis of world events each week. Miss Holmquist served as advisor of the club.

Current Events Club

Front row, left to right: A. Hayward, A. Brown.

Second row: C. Friedman, L. Harvey, A. Hildreth, G. Nilsson, R. Reeves, S. Crary.

Standing: S. Berger, E. Nelson, L. Pekala, B. Elliott, F. Smyth, J. Barber, H. Batchelder, L. Mahoney, S. Gudheim, M. Berman, J. Solin.

Riding Club

Front row, left to right: I. Griffin, K. Inches, S. Gleason, R. Sowers, H. McConnell, A. Hildreth.

Second row: C. Burger, R. French. Standing: R. Reeves, M. Stremese, B. Elliott, E. Goldberg, C. Dewey.

The Riding Club was reorganized this year through the efforts of Carol Burger, Robin French and the Smith College stables. Although the program was not so full as the girls had hoped, "Hamp" proved that she had a great many equestriennes among her students. Under the attempted instruction of Carol, the group met every possible Monday. Each meeting was certainly a new and different experience.

The Volleyball team this year, with Betty Butcher as captain, played two very exciting games with Mary Burnham. Burnham defeated "Hamp" in the first game by a margin of one point. However, "Hamp" very successfully defeated Burnham in the second game. Northampton School is proud of its enthusiastic and sportsmanlike Volleyball team.

Volleyball Team

Front row, left to right: I. Griffin, C. Barrington, J. Beauregard, I. Saldana, L. Hornsby, L. Sherk, E. Butcher.

Second row: L. DeBarbieri, F. Damon, C. Dewey, S. Brown, D. Carroll, P. Cashdollar.

Absent: B. Finn.

Patrons and Patronesses

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrett

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bartlett

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berman

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boorky

Dr. and Mrs. Earl 0. Butcher

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Carroll

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Crary

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. DeBarbieri

Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Donais

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Durand

Mr. and Mrs. J. Morton Ferrier

Dr. ai. 1 Mrs. Joseph J. Friedman

Dr.and ivirs. Charles A. Gleason

Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Goman

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey

Dr. and Mrs. Vassar Higgins

Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Hildreth

Dr. and Mrs. Manuel S. Hirshberg

Dr.and Mrs.Samuel G. Holtzman

Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hornsby

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur La Hait

Rev. and Mrs. James F. Madison

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Pease

Dr.Joseph G. Pekala

Mr.and Mrs. Alphonse R. Pelland

Dr.and Mrs. Earl E. Reeves

Mrs. Carl Reich

Mr.and Mrs.Sherwood J. Robb

Mr. and Mrs. Hames M. Ross

Mr. and Mrs Stewart Rowe

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.Saccone

Mr.and Mrs. Alan A. Solin

Dr. and Mrs. Bouton F. Sowers

Mr. and Mrs. John G.Stonington

Mr. and Mrs. Clement E. Sutton

Mr. and Mrs. Esmond W.Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand K. Thun

Mr.and Mrs. J. Hobart Warner

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MARJORIE BERMAN

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PENNY BLOCK

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PENNY BULL

Horseshoe Hollow Lenox, Massachusetts

CAROL BURGER

North Ocean Drive Vero Beach, Florida

BETTY BUTCHER

28 Whitson Street Forest Hills, New York

ALISON DAMON

Newent Road—Lisbon

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CYNTHIA DENNETT

45 Mystic Valley Parkway Winchester, Massachusetts

HARRIET DONAIS

23 Park Street Easthampton, Massachusetts

MARY LOU DRAGON

87 Prospect Street Northampton, Massachusetts

NANCY DREIKORN

44 Liberty Street Holyoke, Massachusetts

SHELLEY DUBROFF

Balaville Road Newburgh, New York

PATRICIA DURAND

43 Bardwell Street South Hadley Falls, Massachusetts

BARRIE ELLIOTT

1000 Esplanade Pelham Manor, New York

PEGGY EWING

R.F.D. No. 1 Southampton, Massachusetts

ROBIN FRENCH

Arnold Road,R.F.D. No.2 Amherst, Massachusetts

CAROL FRIEDMAN

49 Main Street Unadilla, New York

PRISCILLA GOMAN

South East Street South Amherst, Massachusetts

SIGGIE GUDHEIM Main Street Petersham, Massachusetts

CHARLOTTE HANNUM Pomeroy Meadows Southampton, Massachusetts

LYDIA HARVEY

89 Harvard Street Lowell, Massachusetts

ANNE HAYWARD

816 North Magnolia Melbourne, Florida

ALICE HILDRETH

1 Beacon Street Marblehead, Massachusetts

PHYLLIS HOLTZMAN South Fallsburg, New York

NANCY HOPKINS 20 Fruit Street Northampton, Massachusetts

KATHLEEN LA BAIT 2 Silverwood Terrace South Hadley, Massachusetts

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