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All quotes and drawings are taken from "Peanuts" created by Charles M. Schultz and copyrighted by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. We would like to express our appreciation to the publishers for allowing us to use this material.

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Dedication

"Suppose there were only one dollar in circulation," or "Suppose Massachusetts had a population of ten." No other teacher has an imagination like yours, but then, no one else has to explain, in terms we can understand, the principles of deflation, or of popular and electoral votes. You can make even the dullest discussion of "economical" matters interesting and absorbing.

You instill your love of history into your lectures, and easily weave isolated facts into one clear picture. You are always ready to show us our strong points as well as our weak ones, or to discuss colleges with us.

You have taught practically all of us at one time or another, and the class of 1959 will always remember you with gratitude and affection, as we dedicate this, our yearbook, to you, Mrs. Esty.

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Greetings to the Class of 1959, You are the thirty-fifth class that has come and gone since Northampton School for Girls first came into being. It is fun for us to look back on this long line of classes composed of girls who have given so much of themselves to make the school what it is today.

As we say so often, the girls make the school. And so we are grateful to the class of 1959 for what they have contributed to this school that belongs to all of us. Good spirit, good work, good play, good companionship — all those have made your class — just as they have made the school something to cherish in our hearts and minds.

Our best wishes go with you, Miss Whitaker and Miss Bement

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IN MEMORIAM TO MISS MORGAN:

During her three years at Northampton School for Girls, Miss Morgan led us firmly over the difficult path leading to the mastery of the Latin lauguage. he guided us through Caesar's Wars and Virgil's poetic world, and we owe it to her vivid interpretations that the world of two thousand years ago has become reality for us.

Her enthusiastic school spirit became a shining example for us, her students, and we shall always remember her as a beloved guide and able teacher.

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Miss Abkarian "The only thing that interests me is the dog food commercials."

Miss Bement "Well, you're just lucky you didn't have anything to do with it."

Mrs. Buker "Thirty-six, thirtytwelve, fifty-four-forty, sixty-one ten ... Now, look what you've done, you've made me lose count.'

Mrs. Cantarella "I give up! You can't teach this new generation anything."

Miss Carlson "You don't seem to realize that I'M boss in this house."

"From now on, when I speak, you come crawling."

Miss Continillo "Hello, Operator . . . Will you tell me a story?"

Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Emerson "See? . . . You just follow the numbers around and connect all the dots."

Mrs. Estv "Gee, this man is so famous, they put his picture on the cover of a magazine."

Mrs. Felix _ "If she knocks her dish off the table three times, she has to go to bed without any supper."

Miss Hall "This is not a dog house, this is a bird house."

Miss Haugabook "I always thought you were kind of dumb, but anyone who can fly a kite that high is all right in my book."

Mrs. Hussey ___ "I'm glad that you asked me that . . . Sit right there and I'll explain it in detail."

Mrs. Kerhli "And that's what I think of your old picture-puzzle."

Miss Mainemair "You have absolutely no talent whatsoever."

Miss Maim "You can't trust anybody who has little eyes."

Miss McMoran "Nobody can jump rope better than I" Mme. Melat ___ "Look here — I'd much prefer you calling me by my name — It's only common courtesy, you know."

Mrs. Pearce "Swell! We'll leave as soon as we've eaten dinner."

Mrs. Peppard "0 freunde ni cht diese tone! Sondern lasse uns angehemere."

Miss Verges __ "Shall we try it again right away, or do you want to wait until you catch your breath?"

Mrs. Webber "Those girls have been sitting there all day, talking and giggling."

Miss Wellington "Go chase the ball, dummy."

Miss Whitaker "I wish she wouldn't leave her gum on the sidewalk."

Miss Wilbur "There's nothing more annoying than a smart-alecky kid."

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Seated Row One: J. Beauregard, J. Conklin, S. Miller, H. Copper, S. Hano, C. Balut, J. Durham. Row Two: E. Cramer, M. Miller, E. Butterworth, J. Reid, S. Crawford, secretary•treasurer. C. Barrington, president, Miss CarlsonE. J. Taylor, vice-president, M. Blanchard, S. Berger, A. Cummings, A. Lauder, D. Flouton. Standing: L. DeBarbieri, Goldberg, D. Wickes, D. Rosapepe, M. B. Adams, B. Finn, E. Bartlett, E. Barrett, V. MacNair, J. Cordingley, M. Farrell, S. Mahoney, L. Russack, E. Hirshberg, C. Moran, S. Sturgis, F. Damon, K. Johnson.

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Entered 1955; Glee Club 2,3,4; Soccer Team 2,3,4; Current Events Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Mummers 1; Class Plays 1,2,3; "Iolanthe" 2; "Sabrina Fair" 3; "Idiot's Delight" 4; Masque and Wig 3,4; Class Social Secretary 3; Pageant 3; Baccalaureate Choir 2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Italian Club 2; Usher 3; Social Secretary of Student Council 4; Green Team.

Hi, Red . . . that red hair . . . Don't be late for your shifts . . . that walk up to the lighthouse . . . she makes me sick . . . I take up too much of his time! HUH! . . . Little Italy fires . . . He made me do that scene five times . . . We're true loves . . . I'm his big sister.

"I'll probably never get married."

MARY BETH ADAMS

Entered 1957; Student Council Proctor 3; Glee Club 3,4; Current Events Club 4; French Club 4; Dance Pageant 3.

Sweet and gentle . . . telephone problems . . . ballet dancing . . . graceful . . . talented . . . always smiling . . . blonde . . . "oh you are so funny" . . . packed with food ... talented.

"Lookit me!I'm dancin'!"

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CYNTHIA BALUT

Entered 1955; Class Vice President 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball Team 2,3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Italian Club Secretary Treasurer 2; Class Play 2,3; Pageant 3; Soccer Team 3, 4; Pegasus 3,4; L'Ormeau 3; Current Events Club 3; Day Girl Representative 3; Merit System Committee 3; Handbook Committee 4; Music Club 4; Student Council President 4; White Team.

"Bets" . .. tall, but that's not all .. . she sure can "Swing that gavel" . . . Amherst comes, and there she goes . . . "50 cents" . . . curly hair • • . "Wait 'til I put my glasses on". . . quiet . . . no one more capable and willing to help.

"Can't you and your friends play more quietly?"

ELISABETH BARRETT

Entered 1956; Volleyball Team 2,3; Tennis Team 3; Masque and Wig 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Chairman of Snack Bar Committee 4; Class President 4; Handbook Committee 4; Student Council 2,4; House President 2; White Team.

"C.B!". . . "Have you seen a girdle or a pair of green knee length socks?". . . December 20th!. . ."George?" ... "Oh this algebra!" ... Sin .. . Chuckle, Chuckle ... "What is silver and turquoise?" .. . "Edna" . . .

Madame President!

"I refuse to get involved in a theological discussion."

CYNTHIA BARRINGTON

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Entered 1955; White Team; Masque and Wig 2; Secretary Treasurer of Masque and Wig 3,4; "Idiot's Delight" 4; Class Play 2; Backstage for Class Play 1,3; "Ten Minutes By the Clock" 1; Dance Pageant 1; Hockey Team 2,3,4; Basketball Team 2,3,4; Baseball Team 3; Baseball Team Manager 2; Pegasus 3; Editor in Chief 4; L'Ormeau 1; Middler Editorial Board of L'Ormeau 3; Business Manager of L'Ormeau 4; House Proctor 1; House President 2; French Club 3,4; Current Events Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Hampsters 4.

"Libby" . . . last out to meals . . . mathematician par excellence (type thing) . . . well groomed page boy . . . "jhust disghusting" . . .

"It's the arguing that I like."

ELIZABETH BARTLETT

Entered 1955; Chorus 1,2; French Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Mummers Play 1; Honor Committee 2; Student Council 2; Volleyball Team 2,3; La Crosse Team 3; Archery Team 3; Captain of La Crosse Team 3; Captain of Archery Team 3; School Fire Captain 4; Chairman of Decorating Committee for Christmas Bazaar 4.

"Beau" . . . those madras shoes . . . "Got a letter from Bill today.". . . LENOX . . ."remind me to". . . Erroll Garner . . . green Lincolns . . . U of M military ball . . ."Katie, do you know where my room is?"

"I'm always friendly toward you."

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JOAN BEAUREGARD

Entered 1955; Secretary Treasurer of Class 1; Vice President of Class 2; Class Play; Pegasus; Current Events Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4.

That little car . . . great athlete (?) . . . long, long desire to be colhair . . . Rah, Rah, U. of M legiate . . . the Weekend Bohemian . . . those sarcastic remarks . . . "You laugh". . . the grey Loden coat . . .

"Even though I don't know what's going on, I feel red professional."

SANDRA BERGER

Entered 1957; Chorus 3; Riding Club 3; Archery Team 3; Volleyball Team 3; Green Team.

Swinging pony-tail . . . "Do you like my hair down?" . . ..tennis champ(?) . . . someday maybe!! . . ."coke anyone? . . . ping-pong fanatic . . . archery . . . letters from Suffield . . . N'est-ce pas?

"All right ... I've got it up here as far as the net ... now what?"

MARY BLANCHARD

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Entered 1957; Hockey Team 3,4; Basketball Team 3,4; Captain of White Team 4; Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 3.

"Bumble but" . . . "This is the big hopper speaking" . . . Always die-eating . . . "I ate all the malts balls and feel sick" . . . "Does this look o.k. without a girdle?" . . . "I'm depressed" . . . Darhtmouth is ten times better than Brown" . . . Hamps pixie cutter . . .

"She is such a pill" . . . Les? . . . Ron? . . . Bill?

"Is that a ball, or are you carrying your head under your arm?"

ELIZABETH BUTTERWORTH

Entered 1955; Student Council 4; Handbook Committee 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Soccer Team 2,3,4; Volleyball Team 2,3; "The Taming of the Shrew" 1; Mummers 1; Class Plays 1,2,3; "Idiot's Delight" 4; Pegasus 3,4; Business Manager of Pegasus 3,4; Assistant Business Manager of L'Ormeau 3; White Team.

A pixie . . . "I'm indifferent toward the place" .

"Look at that sky!" . . . Here come the elephants .

"So I'll spend Saturday nights in Little Italy!" . her grey shetland . . . "Where are your shades?" . . .

"Pea soup, anyone?" . . . "Never again!" . . . her spastic facial expressions . . . "Could you just picture the beach now?" . . . "You're impeached!" . . .

"You can't believe everything you hear, you know."

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DEBRA CARROLL

Entered 1958; Green Team; Archery Team 5; Spanish Club 5; Glee Club 5; Current Events Club 5.

That history of art notebook . . . "gym suit, what's that?" . . . her U. of M. lineup ... "Oh, really?" . . . Amherst scarf ... smart dresser ... that blond hair . . . that 'way out uninhibited manner . . . you should only know! . . .

"Im growing old, and I've never done anything."

JOANNE CONKLIN

Entered 1957; Glee Club 3,4; Music Club 3,4; Baccalaureate Choir 3; Publicity Manager of Glee Club 4; French Club 3,4; Green Team; La Crosse Team 3; Basketball Team 3.

"Spas". . . one of those slow Southerners . . . birdlegs . . . "Carry me back to ole Virginny!" . . . those three older brothers! . . . Air Force . . . Swanee . . Cream filled doughnuts . . . "Ken. tucky in your shirt!" . . . the girl with the talented whistle . . . "Eh, what?" . . .

Southern accent? . . . supressed desire: to take a steam bath in Okinawa . . . Johnny Mathis . . . "Is Amy ever coming up here?"

"I suppose we should be taking notes."

HELEN COPPER

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Entered 1955; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Librarian of Glee Club 3; Music Club 3,4; Hampsters 4; Class President 1; House President 2; Secretary of Class 3; Secretary of Student Council 4; Danish Gym Team 1; Soccer Team 2,3,4; Captain of Soccer Team 4.

Cordingley .. . "Where am I going to put all this stuff with such a small closet?" . . . Those good old days at Williston . . . point deducter . . . that laugh . . .

"Which one do you think I should wear?" . . . "When am I ever going to get this done?". . . remaining faithful to Harvard . . . the crowded bulletin boards . . .

"He's got to be at least six feet two" . . . "Oh, play Johnny Mathis."

"Basketball is a great game, I tell you! A perfect combination of speed, skill, and..."

JANE CORDINGLEY

Entered 1955; Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Baccalaureate Choir 3; Class Play 2,3; "Taming of the Shrew" 2; Honor Committee 3; French Club 1,2; Latin Club 2; Italian Club 3; Soccer Team 3,4; Volleyball Team 2,3; Softball Team 3; Assistant Manager of Basketball Team 3; Manager of Softball Team 2; Literary Editor of L'Ormeau 4; Current Events Club 3; Captain of Green Team 4.

"Ping" . . . those big brown eyes . . . all those beaux . . . any mail??? . . . Orlandi's!!! . . . Fort Dix?!? . . . Westminster, anyone? . . . tall, blonde, blue eyes — her ideal ... Creamer!! Is that how it's spelled??? ...

'Noirosiaposolore , 40,00f

"Sometimes I wish I were a giraffe. Then I could stretch 'way up an'see everything."

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ELISABETH CRAMER

Entered 1958; Athletic Association 4; Chorus 4; Secretary Treasurer of Senior Class 4.

Single room. . . Nine. . . Petitt . . . Hawks. . . Boys' prep schools . . . Johnny Mathis . . . "Warm" . . .

Snow . . . gouging . . . furs . . . Newspaper clippings . . . Study periods ... trains ... Friendly's ... Al and Ferne . . . Sandra and Ed tips . . . pickles . . . false teeth . . . Burroughs and Clayton . . . Torn Dooley, and Bim-Bom-Bay . . . Derbys . . . Washington University . . . Penants . . . Christmas Decorations . . . Jalopies with car blankets . . . Cold feet . . . calendars . . .

Nightly facials . . . letter writing . . . PEABRAIN . . .

Bills . . . Glitter . . . Points of Interest . . . Bedroom slippers and pens . . . "hairy canary" . . . "Pomp and Circumstance."

"What if the world comes to an end tomorrow, and you never get a chance to eat it?"

SARAH CRAWFORD

Entered 1957; Green Team; Glee Club 3,4; Baccalaureate Choir 3; Tennis Team 3; Volleyball Team 3; President of Christian Association 4; Student Council 4; Chairman of Christmas Bazaar 3; Pegasus 3,4; French Club 3,4; Honor System Committee 3; Merit System Committee 3; Tennis Team Captain 3; Fire Captain of Hathaway 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Hampsters 3; Committee Chairman Bazaar 3; Cook Book Committee Chairman 4.

"Annie" . . . aversion to French verbs . . .blush . . . miscellaneous information . . . giggle . . . loquacious . . . Navy Sweater . . . announcements in prayers . . . gullible.

"If you're going to count all those stars, I think I'd better help you."

ANN CUMMINGS

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Entered 1956; Class President 2; Pegasus Staff 2; Circulation Manager of Pegasus 3,4; Hockey Team 2,3,4; Volleyball Team 2,3; Baseball Team 2; Chorus 2; Class Play, backstage 2; Handbook Committee 2; L'Ormeau Staff 2; Current Events Club 3; Tennis Team 3; Glee Club 3,4; President of Glee Club 4; Middler Representative on Council 3; White Team.

"Hey, gang" . . . Norwich . . . center on the hockey team . . . freckles ... Brown weekend with Annie . . .

Christmas Formal . . . "Don't forget Glee Club" . . . letters for Pegasus . . . "Oh, Cox" . . . "Oh, I have so much work to do" . . .

"It's our duty to revive fully the lost art of mud-pie baking."

FAITH DAMON

cfc._ Entered 1956; Honor Committee 2; Soccer Team 2,3,4; Volleyball Team 2,3; Softball Team 2,3; Manager of Softball Team 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Ring Committee 3; Italian Club 3; Glee Club 4; White Team.

"Lin" . . . BIG smile . . . blonde hair, blue eyes . . . always cheerful . . . "Hey, sweetie" . . . corner table in the library . . . "I got a letter from my sister" . . .

Woronoco??! . . . owner of the car . . . light green and dark green Ford — her favorite!!! . . . In love with sports . . . all in all, a greatsie kid" I I I "I can always sit at home and watch television."

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LINDA DEBARBIERI

Entered 1958; Glee Club 4; Secretary of French Club 4; Music Club 4; White Team.

"Joanie, have you got a minute (meaning an hour) to help me with my Algebra?" . . . "Joanie, how do you pronounce 'garcon'?". . . She's going to start a tutoring school soon, to help French, Algebra, and Physics students, then maybe she will have some time to do her own work . . . She is always more than willing to help anyone . . . She loves food and always worries about her weight . . . "I like Jim." "I hate Tim" . . . "I want a date" . . ."Oh, roommate" . . . "Will you be quiet?

I want some sleep".

"Well, I guess each of us has his own special calling."

JOAN DURHAM

Entered 1957; Chorus 3; Glee Club 4; Soccer Team 3,4; Volleyball Team 3; Baseball Team 3; Current Events Club 3; Current Events Club Vice President 4; Spanish Club 4; Green Team.

"Lolly" . . . Oh, those blue eyes . . . Lovely letters . . .

Oops, you're impeached. . . Little Italy. . .some people like to SLEEP at P.J. parties . . . chuckle, chuckle . . .

Have scissors, will scalp! . . . "Hey, Sam, where are 'ya?" . . .

"I don't pretend to be able to give advice ... I merely point out the trouble!"

MARION FARRELL

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Entered 1956; Glee Club 3,4; Current Events Club 2,3,4; Secretary of Current Events Club 4. French Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Soccer Team 2,3,4; Volleyball Team 2,3; A.A. Board-Middler Representative; White Team.

"Bonnie". . ."Hey, Farrell" . . . hearty laugh . . . "It's in the jewelry box" . . . "Be in the car in two minutes" . . . long white car . . . "I don't care, but I'm leaving at four" . . . "You're kidding" . . . coke room conversationalist . . . Friendly's, Saturday after classes . . . fabulous weekends in New York(?). . ."I don't know" . . . cheery rides to those games at that school . . .

"You know what your trouble is? The whole trouble with you is that you're you!"

BARBARA FINN

Entered 1958; Current Event Club 5; Music Club 5; French Club 5; Photography Co-Editor of L'Ormeau 5; White Team.

Deanne . . . that curly hair . . . "You must be in the same fix I am." . . . always ready to be helpful . . the black shoes and white laces . . . her smile . .

"I don't know what I'm doing, I'm telling you!" . .

"Oh-h-h-h" . . .

"Just act natural ... Smile pleasantly ... Uh, huh ... there, that's fine. Ready?"

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DEANNE FLOUTON

Entered 1955; Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Music Club 4; Riding Club 2,4; Class Play 1; Director of Class Play 3; "Shylock and the Bond" 3; Pageant 1; Masque and Wig 3,4; Pegasus Staff 2; Photography Editor of Pegasus 3,4; Photography Editor of L'Ormeau 4; Assistant Photography Editor of L'Ormeau 3; Chairman of Parents' Weekend 3; Council 3; Hockey Team 4.

"Sominex" . . . Bongo Drums . . . "Friendly's" . . .

Fern . . . tips . . . pickles . . . Beau Revaie . . . Kents . . . late shows . . Sunday Dinners . . . Harry Belafonte . . . Derbies . . . Pet Peeve, Boys' Prep schools . . . 1959 Automobiles . . . seven a.m. showers . . . shutter-bug . . . Belsky buddy . . . hi-fi . . . and "Pomp and Circumstance" . . .

"How can I take your picture if you're going to sit 'way over there?"

ELLEN GOLDBERG

Entered 1957; Student Council 3; House President 3; Archery Team Manager 3; Glee Club 3,4; Music Club 3,4; Hampsters 3, 4; Baccalaureate Choir 3; Secretary-Treasurer of Glee Club 4; Current Events Club 4; Green Team.

"Hey, Hano" . . . Tufts! . . . ambition, to be a cook! . . . What does she think of Williston? — Bah! Humbug! ... Oh, Pooh! .. . Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we diet . . . Points, points everywhere, but not one for me! . . . "What?"... Holyoke! . . . "Willa's coming this Saturday" . . . "If you knew Susie like I know Susie!" . . . those Glee Club solos! . . . Loves Lester Lanin!

"Look ... Can a stupid or piano ever compare with a pretty face?...Huh? Can it?"

SUSAN HANO

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Entered 1956; Glee Club 2,3,4; Music Club 3,4; Hampsters 4; House President 2; Pegasus Staff 3; Managing Editor of Pegasus 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Baccalaureate Choir 2,3; White Team.

Known for her garrulous habits . . . strictly an Ivy Leaguer . . . "no, you can not use my scale" . . .

French twists(?). . . some day she'll hit Broadway — then what?. eye shadow, a fan and a Spanish song give Elaine the personality that we have liked . . .

"The life you save may be a luss—budget."

ELAINE HIRSHBERG

Entered 1957; Glee Club 3,4; Archery Team 3; Spanish Club 3; White Team.

"Katie" . . . "If I don't get a letter tomorrow" . . . her Suffield scarf . . . "Where's Beau?". . . that black and white teddy bear named Garry . . . "they have those at the Addis Co." . . . anyone for the U. of Penn.? ...

"Here's one called,'Old Rockin' Chair's got me'."

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KATHARINE JOHNSON

1 Entered 1957; Class President 3; Glee Club 3,4; Music Club 4; Hampsters 3,4; Basketball Team 3; Hockey Team 3,4; Art Editor of L'Ormeau 4; Green Team.

"Annie". . . always found at Brown and driving around in a black Jaguar . . . seems to lose little pins often and always recovers them somehow! . . . she knows how to take daily walks, just to build up her morale . . . all her letters start out — "Dear John" . . . Everyone seems to know when Annie's around. The reason — her laugh . . . very hearty . . . one of Annie's favorite sports is duck hunting in E. Lawn . . . that's just one! . . . "Betty, can't you understand?" . . . "What, what, what?" . . . "Hurry up, let's get there" . . .

"I'm trying to do a portrait of Charlie Brown ... but I just can't seem to get the shape of his head right."

ANNE LAUDER

Entered 1958; Hockey Team Captain 5; Vice President of Glee Culb 5; Music Club 5; Current Events Club 5; Green Team; House President 5; Student Council 5.

Tall, blonde and beautiful . . . irresistible . . . gentlemen prefer blondes. "Hey, that's great" . . . always on a diet . . . full of laughs . . . always smiling . . . "Oh, no". . .

"No, sir, when I get started on something really worth! !" while, I never give up!

VICTORIA MACNAIR

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Entered 1958; Glee Club 4; Current Events Club 4; Green Team.

Westminster . . . always smiling . . . oh, yes! don't forget those Yale weekends! . . . tennis class . . . "My goodness" . . . Lester Lanin . . . what about Cornell? . . . cheerleader, maybe? . . . Cape Cod . . . school spirit! . . .

"Gee, he's cute, but he doesn't even know I'm alive."

SALLY MAHONEY

Entered 1957; Prom Committee 3,4; Class Vice President 3; President of A.A. 4; Pegasus Staff 4; Softball Team 3; Hockey Team 3,4; Basketball Team 3; Manager 4; Glee Club 3,4; Senior Class Marshall 3; L'Ormeau Staff 3; Hampsters 3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; French Club 3,4; Class-Play 3; White Team.

Sports a townie jacket . . . hunting for a right wristed watch . . . "I don't care. She's obese" . . . Charlie's woman . . . subtle wit . . . intelligent commentator . . . tested snow queen ... an unforgettable character .. .

"Some people just aren't athletic."

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MARY MILLER

Entered 1958; House President 5; Student Council 5; Glee Club 5; Spanish Club 5; White Team.

Nick!!! . . . Amherst . . . scarves and hats . . . contemporary cards . . . rats . . . getting organized . . .

Aga Khan . . . skiing . . . parlor dates . . . radios . . . beauty parlors . . . calendars . . . form letters . . . "Good night, Lil" . . . maps . . . red lights . . .

Friendly's . . . bouncer . . . argyles . . . gouging . . . study periods . . . all hot and bothered . . . colored bulbs . . . 10:30 arrivals . . . glitter . . . "the hairy canary" . . . beatniks . . . full mailbox . . .

"Let's see. I've had my morning nap, my midmorning nap, my noon nap, my afternoon nap, my..."

SUSAN MILLER

Entered 1956; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Vice President of Spanish Club 3; President of Spanish Club 4; Mummers 2; French Club 3; Archery Team 3; White Team.

Cris .. . big, expressive eyes . . . has a knack for getting herself into odd situations . . . can't resist adventure . . . "no comment" .. . our future engineer . . . lovely clothes and even better figure . . . "How clevah" . . . our Spanish senorita with the C.C.C. "Somehow I've always felt that the Eskimos don't understand us."

CRISTINA MORAN

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Entered 1957; Green Team; Glee Club 3,4; Associate Editor of L'Ormeau 3; Editor of L'Ormeau 4; Baccalaureate Choir 3.

Honor Roll . . . handwriting expert, especially with the name of ALAN . . . "Oh, crumb!!" . . . who loves "Well, JJJ the Irish? . . . fireside, anyone?

I'd like to go to Swarthmore" . . . and then there's Radcliffe . . . wonder why? .. .

"My humor is too subtle for the average reader."

JANE REID

Entered 1959; White Team; French Club 3.

Traveled? . . . thirty eight states and seven countries . . . poodle cut? . . . (No, just looks like a poodle) .. . annual illnesses . . . Riverside Drive, Columbia University, Claremont Avenue, New York City . . .

"Jimmy" . . . optimistic? . . . "Just have to buy the "Times" . . . "Just a little candy bar?" . . . wearing former school skirts . . . "Dodie and Joe" . ..

"It's sort of sad when you think of a kid like that going through life without a sense of humor."

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DOROTHY ROSAPEPE

Entered 1957; Chorus 3,4; Volleyball Team 3; Cheerleading 3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Vice President of Student Council 4; Green Team.

Oh, those glasses . . . Harvard pen-pal, hmmm . . . enviable figure . . . a person whose character cannot be measured too highly . . . math wizard . . . invaluable Student Council Vice-President . . .

"I think it's a complete waste of time to practice something and not get to be world's champion."

LINDA RUSSACK

Entered 1957; Current Events Club 3,4; Archery Team 3; L'Ormeau Staff 3; Glee Club 3,4; Soccer Team 4; White Team.

"Chris" . . . "Girls, wait until I tell you" . . . her long grey station wagon . . . "Anyone want to be soccer goalie?" . . . that U. of M. jacket . . . "How many days have you been absent?" ...

"Well, what in the world can I do about that?"

CHRISTINE STAAB

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Entered 1957; Chorus 3,4; Fire Captain of Lee 3; Hockey Team Scorer 3; Decorating Committee for Bazaar 4; White Team.

"Stooge" . . . Suffield dance . . . "Hey, Spas" . . . phone calls to Marblehead . . . "When is the next dance?" . . ."Do you really think I'll hear from him?" small, but what a bomb(?) shell! . . . letters from mother . . . the beach . . . tiny room for a tiny girl . . . "Let's leave" . . .

"I'm discouraged today, and when I get discouraged, a comic magazine is the only thing that'll revive me."

SUSAN STURGIS

Entered 1958; Current Events Club 4; Glee Club 4; Secretary.

Treasurer of C.A. 4; Hampsters 4; Vice President of Senior Class 4.

That crazy haircut . . . Trinity(?) . . . how's Williston, Jan? . . . She's with it . . . always casual . . . "I'm not snowed" . . . `Hamp's Liberace . . . tomorrow's diet . . . Hey, Taylor! . . . "Does anyone want to get fixed up?". . . her trench coat — NEW!!!

"I guess we all kid ourselves one way or another."

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JANET TAYLOR

Entered 1957; Glee Club 3,4; French Club President 4; Pegasus Staff 3,4.

"Debbie" . . . rosy cheeks . . . OH! that big brown teddy bear on her bed! . . . everpresent calmness . . . idealist . . . her heart is at Cornell . . . "Imagine speaking French to a counterboy at Schrafts." . . . sweetness and sincerity . . .

"One, two, three ... there's no doubt about it ... I'm fifty years ahead of my time."

DEBORAH WICKES

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Last Will and Testament We, Mary Beth Adams and Debbie Carroll, in our usual post weekend mood, do leave all sleepy Mondays to Edith Nelson, play rehearsals to our understanding buddy Terry, and silence once again to the halls of Scott.

I, Cynthia Balut, leave Sue Perry my bedroom.

I, Betty Butterworth, being of unsound mind, most generously give to Winnie Worth and Harriet Gaston the great big duck farm, and to Ellen and Izzy I leave 100 raccoon coats and many, many weekends at Thayer dining hall, and Gregory special's (boarding houses). And, I leave all the cold, cold camp fires to those who like fires and the smell of smoke.

I, Bets Barrett, bequeath my handwriting to anyone with patience and 20-20 vision, a raincoat to Sue Perry for future Amherst games, and to Inky a few freckles.

We, Debbie Carroll and Mary Beth Adams, in our usual good humor, regretfully leave all Williston Memories to Margie Griggs. and our organized habits to Inky Barrett and Nancy Gillies.

I, Cynthia Barrington, being of questionably sound mind and too much body, bequeath my suppressed desire for an automatic chocolate-chip cookie machine in my room to Izzy and Ellen in hopes that these deserving girls will make this desire a realization next year.

I, Joanne Conklin, bequeath amorously to Miss Continillo an album of music to cha-cha by.

I, Libby Bartlett, being of the typically 'Hamp obese, rotund form, do hereby leave all my second, third, and fourth helpings to Kathy Nagamatsu, 'cause she'd eat them anyway if my back were turned.

I, Joan Beauregard, being of floating mind and sinking body, do hereby leave my frequent trips to Ware to Emily Gilman and Suzanne Persky, in hopes that they will use them sparingly, my History of Art notes to anyone who can tolerate sloppy typing, and sorrowfully and regretfully I leave Lenox to Merry Dutton.

I, Sandra Berger, leave to Judy Fine my Thursday night telephone calls from the ...

I, Mary Blanchard, do hereby leave my locker in the library to Irene Lipski, the daily trips to and from school to Pam Squires, and my place at the dances to Mary Ann Gronostalski.

I, Helen Copper, being of sieve-like mind and spastic body, leave my mad nick-name, "Spas", to Sue Reeves, my sometimes bothersome ability to whistle to Gay Thompson, that terrific annual weekend at the Cordingley's plus the Harvard.

Dartmouth game to Ellen's friends (?), and my undetectable southern accent to future Southerners, namely VIRGINIANS.

I, Jane Cordingley, do leave after four years here at `Hamp my famous Harvard banners to anyone with a "friend" there, all the "Camels" in the world to Pat Stonington, the short, but infrequent trips to Keene to Sue Perry, and the wonders in Williston to any scientific underclassman who has the time to figure them out.

We, Elisabeth Cramer and Linda DeBarbieri, being at the moment of unsound minds and too sound bodies, leave our places in the senior class to Irene Lipski and Nancy Gillies with the hopes that they will have as much fun as we did, and our positions on the senior teams to Susie Cochrane and Heidi Ewing.

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I, Sarah Crawford, leave my fur coat to Miss Continillo.

I, Ann Cummings, being of dubious mind and corpulent body, leave my squeekie doors to the future occupant of my room and my "organization" to any admirer of Debby Wickes.

I, Faith Damon, after having much thought on the subject, do hereby leave my "love and devotion" for "`Hamp" to Bonnie Cox, my fun and old stomping grounds to Izzy Griffin, Ellen Cordingley, Pat Stonington, Bonnie Cox, Winnie Worth, and Harriet Gaston, and with the consent of all, I'm sure, I leave.

I, Joan Durham, hereby leave to Kathy Nagamatsu the love and remembrance of all my schools; to all ambitious French III students, a hard but very rewarding and interesting year of French IV; and to Pat Stonington weekend and vacation train rides on the New York, New Haven, and Hartford!

I, Lolly Farrell, being of no mind and even more body, do hereby bequeath my blue eyes to Irene Lipski, the transportation problems to Pam Squires, gymnastics to Edith Nelson, and many fond memories of N.S.F.G.

I, Bonnie Finn, leave those "cheery" drives back from the games (they lost) to Edith Nelson, my faithfulness to Williston to Margie, and all the "best" Williston boys to their college choices!

SNIFF!

I, Deanne Flouton, have nothing to leave, therefore I will leave the following: if anyone wants anything of mine God forbid they are welcome to it!

rees to the student council, unknown "phantasies" to Arlene Belsky, a book called "How to Stay out of Trouble" to Sally Greene, and to all underclassmen, "Happy Days" ahead.

I, Sue Hano, being of petite mind and changing hair do hereby leave Hirshberg's scale to Gay Thompson on the condition that she weighs herself at 7:00 EVERY morning, all Suffield boys to anyone who wants them, all cream-filled donuts to Kathy Nagamatsu.

I, Elaine Hirshberg, being in as chaotic a state of mind as ever, do leave my Princeton-Yale weekend to anyone who doesn't take chemistry. Harriet Gaston can have my place if she promises to sit on the Princeton side.

I, Katie Johnson, do hereby leave my Italian "pronunciation" to Lily Cram and that wonderful city of Syracuse, N. Y., to Dianne Knapp.

I, Anne Lauder, after careful consideration for the feelings of all, do hereby leave to Harriet Gaston, Ellen Cordingley, Izzy Griffin, and Winnie Worth, good luck . . . To Ellen, my talent of putting nail polish on in ten seconds, and to Izzy, my wonderful weekends at Brown.

I, Vicki MacNair, leave getting through each weekend to Sue Reeves.

I, Sally Mahoney, being of sound mind, leave all the joys and happiness of this memorable year to Sue Morse.

I, Sue Miller, leave my Spanish I & H book to Susan Reeves, charge of Hathaway House to Dianne Knapp and in behalf of my roommate, we would like to leave our double room to Nancy Gillies and Babs Barnett.

I, Ellen Goldberg, living in a state of complete disorganation, do hereby bequeath my famous dungaPage 31

I, Cristina Moran, do hereby leave my private Spanish vocabulary to Sally Greene, and chemistry experiments to Carolyn Gopfert.

I, Laurie Reid, being of unscientific mind and too much body, do hereby give and bequeath my gm briefs to Tootie Hopkins, my love of Mr. Ladd (malgre tout) to anyone with the time to give him a full minute of (disillusioned) adoration per day, and my love of Latin to all prospective classicists.

I, Christine Staab, leave my English course to anyone who can understand it.

I, Sue Sturgis, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby leave my talent for languages and my NEAT room to Sue Reeves.

I, Janet Taylor, being of feeble mind and body full of calories, do leave the treasured fish to Gay Thompson and the mice in my closet to the person fortunate enough to get my room next year.

I, Decie Rosapepe, do leave my room to anyone who feels anti-social, and my French grades to Kathy Nagamatsu.

I, Linda Russack, being out of my mind, to say nothing of my body, do hereby bequeath the unused handbooks of the senior class to Elmer to burn, and my ever-busy room to someone who desires no privacy.

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Signed by The Senior Class and witnessed

by Miss Carlson and Charlie Brown, on the one hundred eighty-ninth anniversary of Beethoven's birth, in Nineteen Hundred FiftyNine.

The way the Cracker Bends

September 18 The annual Lee Tea introduces, Hamp's newest members.

20 A typical parlor date demonstrated by old hands at it.

27 The New Girls lead us a merry chase up the lighthouse steps in search of a "b'ar".

October — at Lenox, Williston, and 4, 11, 25 Games and parties galore#20 Westminister.

19 A select group of four attend the Northfield Conference.

November 5 Mrs. Pac gives#us pointers on entering a boys' school.

20 We all attend Henry IV where Hotspur gallops off with the honors.

25 1:06 — Vacation — a time of Thanksgiving.

December 2 Resumption of school .#20 ..

6 Language classes entertain those at the Bazaar (for the Community Chest) and Santa wears a black coat.

13 The Music Club (and Double Quartet) echo with Joy! Joy! Joy! at the Christmas Concert at Williston.

18 Merry Christmas!!

TWO)

January 9 and a Happy New Year except for 10 when Seniors attack (or are attacked by) S.A.T.'s . . . and to cap it off 22 brings Midyear exams and 30 'Hamp hopes to break its neck on the ski weekend.

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February 13 & 14 Masque and Wig performs with Williston ... on Valentine's Day. comes to 'Hamp!

Brazil 24 March 13 Spring is here! (vacation, that is) 14 The Seniors "achieved" from 2 to 5.

31 S-s-pri-ing?? (Classes resume).

April 6-10 Seniors return to week-long Civil War period.

8 We see newest fashions (??) at Fashion Show.

26 Dr. Paranov inspires us to sing "Hymn Of Praise" in Hartford (and vice versa.rd May 2 Parents visit 'Hamp and we present one-act plays.

9 N.S.F.G. Prom — Campus King reigns#supreme!!??

14, 15, 16 We sail the ocean blue in H.M.S. Pinafore.

22-26 Back on Terra Firma (but we wish we weren't#97exams!!

30 '59#20 goes up in smoke — Phoenix Night.

June 1 Commencement — Hurray! And welcome to the class of 1960.

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First Row: K. Nagamatsu, E. Nelson, J. August, L. Cohen, Z. Jacobi, P. Roy, B. Cox, K. Almdale; Second Row: R. Lucas, N. Rianhard, W. Worth, H. Gaston, S. Perry, D. Lou ghran, L. Pellissier, J. Fine, L. Cram, H. Hopkins, A. Belsky, D. Casey, S. Reeves, N. Winthrop; Standing: C. Wilheim, G. Thompson, D. Knapp, K. Gordon, N. Gillies, K. Hamilton, V. Johnson, M. A. Gronostalski, I. Griffin, E. Cordingley, A. Higgins, P. Stonington, P. Squires, S. Morse, S. Remy, S. Gleason, M. A. Camp, R. Issleib, B. Barnett.

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

Almdale

To open a peanut-butter and jelly plant

August

To earn 25 points

Barnett

To room with Gillies

People who don't support snack bar The fact that Germany isn't as close as Easthampton Coke Bottles

Belsky

Hot rod

Camp

To get an HH in History

Casey

To eat a four course meal

Cohen

Summer in Vermont

Says “Hr,

Always Found

Destiny

Snack Bar

Still Mt. Hermon

"Swinging" (dryly said)

With her foot in her mouth

Size I dress

not much

Studying

Coke saleswoman President of Eaton's Writing Paper

"I don't agree!" Arguing Red tape for with Miss long week-ends Carlson 3rd Floor School Dances "Hi-i-i-i!"

Hathaway "Don't ask me!"Lee Living French Room Rationalizing "Just don't Jaguars that say anything aren't hers! about it."

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H-m-m Speech teacher Mirror Tester

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

Says

Always Found

Destiny

Cordingley

Take four days weekends

The infirmary

"Well, I'll tell ya ..."

With Iz

Governor of New Hampshire

Cox

Have an underclassman for a roommate

Roommates who "Well ..." knit

With Faith

The silent philosopher

Cram

To be able to learn Italian and French in 10 easy lessons

Not being able "Here goes". to walk on campus with her brother

Near books

ask Ted Williams

Fine

To act on stage

Competitors

"I"

Posing

Clerk of Fine's Army

Gaston

Pedestal to stand on

Gossiping

At Ediths' "And it was simply ghastly!"

To Sell Thunderbirds

Gillies

To get to know T. Hamilton

People who complain

"I don't know With Babs him, I only know his sister."

Coal Miner

Gleason

To be a swimming coach

Bounds

"And then he .."at Williston

Social director at Williston

Gordon

Her own car

French III

di

In Day girls room

French Ambassador

Griffin

Female jockey

The distance be-"No M'am" tween Colorado and R. I.

With a cold

To Win the Derby

Gronostalski

To live in the school

Too long a trip "Harriet!" to and from school

With Harriet

To gain lots of weight

Hamilton

To have a few sisters

Anything easy "Don't be ridi- Preaching culous!"

Higgins

HH in French III

Making sandwiches

"You owe me ..."

In that car

To Keep riding in that car

Hopkins

To answer her own phone

6:45-7:30

"Well girls ..." When she's needed

To start her own handwriting clinic

Jacobi

To be someone's big sister

Evening Study Hall

Off a diet "You didn't show up at evening studyhall."

With Bob

Johnson

Still to graduate with honors

In Lee Only one dance "What's the with Cheshire French assignment?"

Knapp

To pass French

French

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"

"Je ne sais pas" With Casey

To be a girl scout leader

To walk along

French Ambassador

Always Found

Destiny

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

says

Loughran

A return trip to Spain

Sarcasm and Henry IV

Lucas

4 seasons for skiing

Rooming with...

To figure out "It's my fault" Apologizing what makes peounnecessarily pie so much on and carrying everyone else's the defensive problems Smiling To room with...

Morse

To get all HH's

Anything but HH's

"Did you hear? With a problem Huntington in the summer

Nagamatsu

Tea for three

The eternal triangle

"Anyone for California?"

Nelson

To be Social Director at the Big "W"

Bounds for her "Anything about In Easthampton To have a son John?" go to Williston

Pelissier

To slide through French without gathering any splinters

A certain language

Perry

To be able to do two front Class Notes flips, two back flips, a split, cartwheel, a back bend and walk off with all her breath in store

Reeves

Remy

With a message Central Park to relate and in bare feet a contemporary card in her hand

"Well folks ..." Waiting for To be the ideal Arlene at 4:15 student "It looks cute" Working at something

Hathaway 3rd floor

To be organized

Short vacations "I don't under- In a quandry stand."

To find an organized roomate

A new car

Her old car

"Anything about With Sue M l'Homme"

Cape Cod

Roommates

"Come on roommate!

Politics

Rianhard

In the middle

Roy

To be five inches taller

Rides from Holoyoke

"What did you Procrastinating History teacher get on the test?"

Squires

To lose the bet

Forged letters

Making others "He! He! laugh WOULDN'T you like to know

Stonington

To stay at NSFG for another 3 years

Griffin and Cordingley

Permanent "Hi-ya Buddy" With Griffin and Cordingley train dweller

Thomas

To be a bone surgeon

Crutches

"I'll be all right"Absent

A safe one we hope

Thompson

To raise gold fish

Blind dates

"Janet!"

Amhet st

Wilheim

To come down from the third floor

Phone calls that "Who are you going out with aren't for her now?

Pondering

Winthrop

To meet another Italian officer

Walt Whitman's Whatcha "0 Captain! My doin .?"

Captain!"

Dancing

Worth

To have naturally blonde hair

Bottom drawer "Simply top drawer!" people

In a sweat shirt To liberate Texas

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Happy

Watch Hill

Ambassador

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The Junior-Middler Class

Seated: S. Brewer, G. Canterbury, C. Gopfert, E. Gilman, M. O'Leary, M. Crow; 2nd Row: P. Zavorski, F. Barrington, J. Smith, L. Barrett, M. Griggs, L. King, J. McCandliss, S. Woodbury, C. Sherman, D. Cochrane; Standing: M. Thompson, B. Curtis, M. Burr, J. Cloud, M. B. Perkins, I. Barrett, E. Hall, J. Sibley, E Bliss, S. Harter, M. Goman, L. Larsen, H. Ewing, B. Lesnow, D. Goldberg.

Always Found Destiny

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

Says

Barrett, Laurie

Watch her English pages burn

The ole nose

"Oh come now" Straightening upMt. Hermon

Barrett, Inky

Summer romance

Horse haters

"But ..."

Cleaning stalls Council President.

Barrington, Faith

A Westminister scarf

Peeved pets

"Hot cha cha"

At dances ...

Cha chaing

Bliss, Edith

That Bluejay

Long assignments

"I can't possibly Talkin"bout Charlie pass"

Brewer, Sally

To own Marlboro

Working when "I wanna go she should be skiing" skiing

Doing Spanish

A ski bum

Burr, Mary

HH plus

11 o'clock phone calls

"I just know I flunked it"

Selling Candy

The Cape

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(Hot cha cha hotcha) Norwich

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

Says

Canterbury, Gay

Male correspondent

People who make her records skip

"Maybe we can "Searchin' . . ."0o la la N. B. Conn.? get some more"

Cloud, Judy

It's really suppressed

Lack of time

"Listen, you"

Cochrane, Susie

To have a horse

Dear (?) sister

"Uhhuh, huh .."Grumbling aboutMisanthrope Latin

Crow, Kathy

To dissect

"Twinkle toes" "Goodie, goodie"Studying BiologyMiss America

Curtis, Barb

To coeducationalize Williston

Late car

"Hey, you guys" Unorganized

Williston Housemother

Ewing, Heidi

To own a horse ranch

Poor sports

"What's that?" On the move

Golfer

Gilman, Emily

To go skiing in Spain

5th Period

"Hey, Canterbury"

Downstairs

Greenwich Village

Goldberg, Debby

To be 6'1" (?)

"You complete "Never can tell" Early lunch and prove this"

Geometry Teacher

Goman, Martha

To create (?!?)

Doesn't have one

"Hee, ho, ha, ha"

Auctioneer

Griggs, Margie

To graduate

Late candy bars "Will the meet- Off her diet ing please come to order"

Hall, Betsy

A BIG Yale weekend

Harvard

"Guess what, you guys"

Talking about Yale Yale (wouldn't you?)

Harter, Sara

Neal

No seconds at lunch

"You snick"

Eating

Gopfert, Carol

To lose lots of weight

George

9 9" Dieting?

"What??"

King, Lidian

Split the atom 4 ways

"Who me?"

"Hey, Guapa"

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Always Found

Destiny

Looking for the Tea taster silver lining

Laughing

With her nose in a book

Winner in the "Why I went on a Diet" contest

White House

President of Chile Moon

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

Larsen, Lesley

To cut up a . . .

Lesnow, Barb

Says

Always Found

Destiny

Frozen bathing "Never" suit

Swimming

To climb Mt. Snow

All HH's

Easy work

"I don't think so"

Working hard

Love at first sight

McCandliss, Judy

To grow

Sardines

"Well, if you look at it objectively"

With the B room key

Ambassador of Pakistan

O'Leary, Marty

To pass Latin II

An#empty mail. "I'll never set box foot in that school again"

Rereading her mail

Home

Perkins, M. B.

Mail. Male. Male

People who ask "Isn't that too many great?" questions

Babysitting at Swan

First coed at Yale

Sherman, Claire

Weekend at Loomis

Messy drawers "Is he ever"

Just doin'...

Radcliffe or bust

Sibley, Jane

Have the cat replace the Eagle

Cat haters#

With Currie

Vet

Smith, Jane

A summer in Norway

"Quiet" Noise on Sunday morning

Thompson, Marge

Gym

"Bork Bork"

"Hi"

On#the telephoneKilt maker

Winterer, Katrin

Cheshire weekend

T. K.

"What didja do?"

Getting ready to flip

U. of M.

Woodberry, Stephanie

To be a second Van Gogh

"flunky Dory" "Second mail here yet?"

Giggling

R. I. School of Design

Zavorski, Pat

Head Skis

Clean bedrooms "What do you mean?"

Sewing

CLARE House

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"Ditto, kiddo"

In King's room Stanton

The Junior Class

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Seated: M. Bowler, S. Hendrickson, R. Belding, W. Butler, Vice President, L. Kistler, President, S. Everets, D. Robertson, S. Greene, M. Clem; Standing: M. E. Currie, K. Pendergast, E. Johnson, M. Dutton, J. Norman, J. Jordan, M. Judd, J. Miller, D. Rulnick, L. Strasberg, N. Jones, M. Applegate, S. Persky, M. Madeira.

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

Says

Always Found

Destiny

Allen, Priscilla

A Yogi lesson

Non-conformitists

"All right"

Wide awake

Who knows?

Applegate, Misky

To be calm, cool, and collected

Sitting still

"Well now"

Being busy

Gossip columnist

Bagg, Marnie

Algebra II

Algebra corrections

"Hey, Laurie"

Talking in study hall

To wreck the family car

Belding, Roberta

To be a wall-flower

Going steady

"Now let me see"

Reading fan mail

The South

Bowler, Mimi

Old age

Western saddles "No, thank you" Clearing at lunch (?)

Butler, Wendy

Food

Boys who can't "Hi ya" dance

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Studying French

Typical teenager

First Dartmouth co-ed

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

Says

Always Found

Destiny

Clem, Martha

Straight hair

Brain work

"That's cute"

Talking!!

Singer

Currie, Mary Ellen

A pogo-stick

The human race "You clod"

Davis, Beverly

Red Hair (suppressed?)

Classroom dis- "I don't know" Droodling cussion

Dutton, Merry

To live in Easthampton

Algebra

"O00000h"

On Black List

To someday decide

Everets, Susan

Peck and Peck

Homework

"Really?"

Wasting time

Owner of a long white convertible

Greene, Sally

An HH

Teachers

"Well, gee whiz"In Hathaway

To be a good girl

Hendrickson, Sue

Long, red fingernails

No mail

"Um"

Suppressing a certain roommate

Simianologist

Johnson, Elizabeth

To diet

Hungry horses "Humph"

Looking

Hypnotist

Jones, Nancy

A British accent

New England weather

"Yes ma'am"

Bombing around

An organ grinder

Jordan, Judy

Black, curly air

Answering questions

"Well oh—"

Whispering (?) Chiropodist

Judd, Marion

To create a disturbance

Walking to the Y

"Excuse me"

In a quiet cornerFuller Brush salesman

Kistler, Linda

"Mem" Dorm

Class meetings "Cip, Cip, Cip" Looking for D.C.Love-lorn columnist

Lipski, Irene

A Frat party

Afternoon study hall

"C'mon"

Talking to Minnie

Chiropractor

Madeira, Marcia

To be in a car-pool

Math

"You're my -friennnnnnd"

Hanging on

Physics teacher

Miller, Judy

A letter

The male sex

"Thrill"

Wishing for the Greenwich Village right one

Norman, Judy

To be petite

Small towns

"Oh, that's all right"

Powdering her To rule the world nose

Persky, Suzanne

To waste away

School food

"Oh, Diane"

Taming "wild animals"

Prendergast, Karen

To scream

Daily "play period"

"Well maybe it's Being helpful just me, but—"

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In the Hamp- To be a shire Bookshop conformist To sleep twenty years

Assistant dietitian at N.S.F.G. Archaeologist

Name

Suppressed Desire

Pet Peeve

Says

Always Found Destiny

Robertson, Donna

R umson

Short letters

"Faith rules the world"

On cloud No. 9 Beetle collector

Rulnick, Diane

Legible handwriting

Modern dance "Would you please explain that?"

Strasberg, Lois

To ring the bell early

Blind dates

Pnge 46

"Heh"

Swinging from Sunday school tree to tree teacher

Making sure

Mascara demonstrator

Activities Macduffie

Stonleigh

Rige 47

L'Ormeau---1959 Editor-in-chief JANE REID Business Manager ELIZABETH BARTLETT Literary Editor ELISABETH CRAMER Art Editor ANNE LAUDER Co-Photography Editors DEANNE FLOUTON ELLEN GOLDBERG Underclassmen Representatives JUDITH AUGUST KATHLEEN NAGAMATSU EMILY GILMAN CLARE SHERMAN JUDITH NORMAN JUDITH MILLER

Without the unfailing patience and efficient guidance of Miss Carlson L'Ormeau would not be complete. Thus we feel that this is a fitting moment to extend to her our most grateful thanks for the help she has given us this past year.

We would also like to express our appreciation to the girls who did the great amount of typing which was necessary in the preparation of the yearbook.

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Music Club Seated: Miss Continillo. Standing, 1. to r.: V. MacNair, A. Higgins, D. Loughran, D. Wickes, E. Goldberg. S. Gleason, E. Hirshberg, J. Durham, H. Gaston, E. Nelson, A. Lauder, D. Flouton, S. Hano, H. Copper.

The Music Club, this year under the able direction of the talented Miss Continillo, performed first at the Teachers' Convention at the Williamsburg House early in December, and a week later at the Christmas Concert, both times with the Williston Double Quartet. Not long ago, the Club, on invitation, sang at the Womens' Home here in Northampton.

Some of the songs we have sung include Benjamin Britten's "Ceremony of Carols", done with the quartet on both occasions, and on our own, "Oh come, Oh come Emmanuel" and "White Christmas", the latter specially arranged

by Miss Continillo. We also sang carols at the Christmas Banquet held in the Hotel Northampton.

Hampsters, the school's informal singing group, carried out a new policy this year, in that it was composed only of senior girls. After rehearsal work in the "snake pit", the group sang at many school functions, including the thirty fifth birthday party of the school, and the Senior Prom. Many new songs were added to the repertoire of old favorites. In the spring, Middlers were chosen to carry on the group.

Hampsters J. Taylor, A. Lauder, M. Miller, President, V. MacNair, E. Bartlett, E. Hirshberg, S. Hano. Miss ing: Jane Cordingley.

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Christian Association A. Cummings, President, J. Taylor, SecretaryTreasurer.

This year, under the guidance of Miss Whitaker, the Christian Association planned the Christmas Bazaat and the Banquet. The proceeds of the most successful Bazaar went to the Community Chest, and the gifts from the Banquet went to the unfortunate children of this area. The C.A. also supported other civic activities.

Throughout the year there were religious conferences with other schools, and speakers of different faiths talked to us during various Sunday evening Vespers.

Athletic Association Seated: E. Cramer, E. Butterworth, I. Griffin, M. Miller.

Standing: E. Worth, I. Barrett.

Our new athletic department, directed by Miss Wellington, was aided in the planning and carrying out of its policies by the A.A. Board, comprised of the President, Molly Miller, a Secretary Treasurer, the Green and White Team captains, and representatives from each lower class. The board also performed its yearly tasks of raising money, morale, and interest in athletics. There w a s the traditional intramural competition, combined with many interscholastic meetings of the Basketball, Hockey, and Softball teams with nearby schools. Highlights of the fund raising campaign were the auction, and a contest in which the A.A. endeavored to find a "Campus King". The fund for the new gym was increased by a generous birthday present to the school from the student body, and various activities of the underclassmen.

Student Council Seated: L. Kisler, M. B. Adams-Social Secretary, J. Cordingley-Secretary, Miss Carlson-Faculty Advisor, E. BarrettPresident, L. Russack-Vice President, M. Miller-President of Athletic Association, A. Cummings-President of Christian Association. Standing: H. Ewing, M. B. Perkins, K. Hamilton, D. Loughran, S. Miller, E. Cordingley, A. Higgins, M. Griggs, L. Cram, C. Gopfert, C. Barrington, J. Smith.

The Student Council started the year with a tea given for the new girls and their parents.

Later in September we had a picnic at Look Park.

The Snack Bar has been operating for the benefit of the gym fund. The Middlers have aided us in this project and have managed the Snack Bar periodically.

We would like to thank our Faculty Advisor Miss Carlson for her understanding and guidance.

The Snack Bar Committee is a new organization on campus as of last year. Its members opened the snack bar on Saturday nights in the basement of Hathaway House. We sold hotdogs and hamburgers to hoards of hungry and grateful girls. The money earned was placed in a fund to help build a new gym.

Snack Bar Seated: Cynthia Barrington-Chairman, Karen Almdale-Assistant.

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Masque and Wig Seated: L. Cohen, Mrs. Pearce, D. Carroll, President, A. Higgins, SecretaryTreasurer, C. Barrington, Stage Manager. Standing: L. Bartlett, D. Loughran, E. Goldberg, M.B. Adams. Missing: M. Miller, S. Gleason, N. Winthrop.

Masque and Wig has spent a successful and enjoyable year. We spent the fall term and most of the winter term preparing for our first production, "Idiot's Delight" with the Williston Academy Dramatic Club. The school spirit was heightened considerably when we presented the four one-act plays, in competition in the spring term. This exciting year owes much to Mrs. Pearce, whose patience and guidance was given in all our activities.

This year the staff of Pegasus strove to attain a new meridian. Among its accomplishments is "A Letter to the Editor" column, which was able to work smoothly and efficiently with correspondents not only from the student body, but also from people off campus interested in the school's welfare. The staff abolished the practice of issuing Pegasus purely as a literary effort, as last year's trial period with this proved extremely ineffective. Instead, in the spring term, it printed a bonus literary magazine. Pegasus is grateful to is faculty advisor, Mrs. Esty, for her guidance and aid.

Pegasus Seated: F. Damon-Circulation Manager, E. Bartlett-Editor-in-Chief, D. CarrollBusiness Manager, E. Goldberg-Photography Editor. Standing: J. Cordingley, D. Loughran, M. Farrell, M. Miller, B. Cox. Missing: K. Almdale, E. Barrett, S. Berger, A. Cummings. *E. Hirshberg-Acting Editor.

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French Club Seated, 1st Row: K. Nagamatsu, A. Higgins, L. Cram, M. B. Adams, H. Gaston. 2nd Row: K. Gordon, L Cohen, J. Durham, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Bement, J. McCandliss, Vice-President, C. Balut, H. Copper, D. Flouton.

Standing:L. Pellissier, A. Cummings, E. Bartlett, M. Miller, K. Hamilton, D. Rosapepe, J. Cordingley, D. Loughran, E. Hall, M. Thompson, J. Fine, S. Gleason, H. Ewing. Missing: D. Wickes, President

The French Club started the year by attempting to learn and sing Christmas carols for the Bazaar. Later, French tables were formed and confused expressions, like "lait l'eau", were invented by thirsty students, while those less adept in the language found themselves involuntary dieters.

The entire school had the pleasure of hearing M. Hembrant show us slides of Versailles, Paris and Provence. French Club was fortunate in having people like Mme. Melat and Judy McCandliss who could relate to us their own experiences in France.

The Spanish Club is under the sponsorship of Miss Verges and the direction of Cristina Moran. The members enjoyed slides on Spain and undertook food sales. The year of activities was concluded with a Spanish banquet in May.

Spanish Club Seated: M. Crow, E. Worth, M. Farrell, J. Smith, C. Gopfert, SecretaryTreasurer, C. Moran, President, L. King, Vice-President, E. Gilman. Standing: E. Bartlett, J. August, B. Finn, E. Bliss, M. B. Perkins, M. A. Gronostalski, R Issleib, D. Floutom, M. O'Leary.

Hockey Team Seated: K. Almdale, E. Gilman, M. Madeira, V. McNair, A. Lauder, W. Butler, C. Sherman. Standing: F. Damon, M. Miller, H. Ewing, J. Miller, L. Cram, E. Bartlett, I. Griffin, Z. Jacobi, G. Canterbury.

The "Hamp" Hockey team had great fun and good sportsmanship this fall. The team's skill improved with the season's games, as was exhibited in the last game with MacDuffie. We give our thanks to Miss Wellington and Miss McMoran.

The basketball team of 1958, coached by

by Miss McMoran, played some very exciting games this year with The Mary Burnham School and MacDuffie. The underclassman on the team showed a wonderful enthusiasm which should make for a successful team next year.

Basketball Team Seated: E. Gilman, E. Worth, J. Beauregard. Standing: H. Ewing, K. Almdale, M. Miller, I. Griffin, E. Bartlett, J. Cordingley, D. Flouton, and J. Smith.

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Riding Club Seated: M. Clem, S. Everets, M. Miller, A. Higgins, I. Griffin, President, M. O'Leary, Secretary Treasurer, K. Prendergast, M. Bowler. Standing: J. Smith, J. Miller, C. Wilheim, I. Barrett, J. Sibley, M. Thompson, E. Johnson, J. Cloud, M. Crow.

With the help of Miss Haugabook and the Mount Holyoke Stables, our riding this year has improved. "Izzy" Griffin conducted the meetings while "Marty" O'Leary recorded the minutes.

We hope next year to begin having horse shows, in which everyone will have a chance to compete. The Riding Club has met several times this year, and all of its members seem to be extremely interested in improving. As most of our members are underclassmen, we are looking forward to a better club next year.

This year, the Soccer team has shown great enthusiasm under the direction of Miss Wellington and Miss McMoran. Unfortunately, it has experienced an inactive season. It did not play a game with other schools for one reason or another. The team's efforts should be acknowledged, though, and next year we hope that it will experience a very successful season.

Soccer Team Kneeling: M. Farrell, D. Carol!, L. Cohen, S. Perry, M. O'Leary. Standing: S. Everets, I. Barrett, E. Barrett, J. Cordingley, B. Finn, J. August, M. B. Adams.

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The Glee Club, under the superb direction of Miss Continillo, who kept us all on our toes, will be remembered by the members for a long time.

This year's Glee Club, composed of eighty girls, is the largest singing group the Northampton School For Girls has had. Our first appearance was the annual Christmas Concert and Dance with Williston in December. Thirty five girls had the privilege of participating in the Hartford Festival in April, singing Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise".

The final appearance of the Glee Club will be at Commencement.

Glee Club

Senior Poll

DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL BETS BARRETT

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED LINDA RUSSACK

MOST ORGANIZED ANN CUMMINGS

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FUNNIEST BETTY BUTTERWORTH

MOST VERSATILE CYNTHIA BARRINGTON Page 58

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MOST TALKATIVE MARY BETH ADAMS Page 59

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MARY BETH ADAMS 18 Park Street Easthampton, Mass.

CYNTHIA JEAN BALUT 134 Stearns Terrace Chicopee, Mass.

ELISABETH CRAMER 8 Woodbridge Street South Hadley, Mass.

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