NSFG 1968 Yearbook

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DEDICATION Non scholae sed vitae discimu.s Seneca

We would like to express our appreciation for your guidance and your time that you have given us. You have widened our intellectual horizons and have stimulated our minds toward future goals. We the class of 1968 dedicate this yearbook to you, Mrs. Emerson.

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DaRMEAIrs (11;. (flENTS . CHANGING TIMES -• FACULTY •

EVENTS SCHOOL LIFE COMNIENCEMENT - ADVERTISEMENTS

CHANGING TIMES In the year of 1944 through 1945 I attended the Northampton School for Girls, taking a subfreshman course that is no longer offered. I started off to school every morning at 7:30—I was compelled to ride my, bicycle in rain or shine. We started school at the same time as you do today, but instead of having Saturdays off we went Saturday morning and did, not go Monday.

During the morning we had all our academic courses and every day we had physical education in the afternoon, along with activities and proctored study halls. When we disobeyed a rule, such as the one banning the use of lipstick, we would receive a demerit and when we received two or more we had to stay after school on Saturdays and do some job to help the custodians.

For our social life, we went to Williston for a tea every Saturday afternoon-30 girls would go each Saturday, so we had to go only once a month. But many times, if you didn't want to go, you could ask a girl who had a boyfriend there to take your place.

Mrs. Richard C. Aquadro (Marie Lawler, class of'45)

The year of 1967 through 1968 at Northampton School for Girls is just as exciting, if not more so, than the "good old days." We have a great variety of courses ranging from calculus to advanced placement English to ancient history. Classes last from 8:15 in the morning to 2:15 in the afternoon, with forty-five minutes off for lunch at the school. The academic day is followed by a conference period when girls can confer with their teachers and by activity periods in which girls can participate in clubs,study, go downtown or just sit and talk.

Although -demerits have recently been abandoned for our misdemeanors, such as skipping study hall or going downtown without permission, we girls are punished by our fellow students who are on Judiciary Board.

For our social life, we have dances on many Saturday evenings with neighboring boys' schools.

The boarders are allowed to entertain dates on Saturday and Sunday. This year the seniors have begun going to a Humanities lecture at Williston eadi Thursday, for which everyone spends an hour beforehand getting ready.

FACULTY

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MR. ALAN B. MCMILLEN Headmaster

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George W.Bentley Theater Workshop

Mrs. James L. Beekman Mathematics, Physics

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Mrs. William G. Erickson Physical Education

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Mrs. Paul Fischer English, Librarian

Mrs. Henry Emerson Latin, Mathematics

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Mrs. David C. Grahame History

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Mrs. Chester Hussey English

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Mrs. W.Randall Huntsberry English, History

Miss Jean Helz Latin

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Mrs. John Piper Biology

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Mrs. Fullham Rogers Art 17

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Mrs. Kenneth Simtilding English, Religion

Mrs. John Wilson French

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BEHIND THE SCENES

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Miss Ballentine Dean of Admissions

Miss Carlson Academic Dean

Mrs. Litterick Social Dean

Mrs. Frank Turgeon Alumnae Secretary

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Richard W.Lewis Business Manager

Mrs. Thomas G. Prendergast Academic Secretary

Mrs. Paul L. Lampron Receptionist 22

Mrs. James R. McKay Secretary

Mrs. Richard W. Lewis Bookkeeper

Miss Gail M. Bri,n Secretary

Miss Mary Fitzgerald Alumnae Secretary 23

Mrs. Cheney School Nurse

Mrs. Mills Supervisor of Residences

Mrs. Pennington Housemother in Hathaway

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Mrs. Miner Housemother in Harland

Mrs. Robinson Housemother in Conant

Mrs. Bixby Housemother in Sawyer

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NORTHAMPTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS

Dear Seniors, Congratulations! Nothing gives a headmaster more heartwarming pleasure than to salute a senior class at the time of their graduation. It is true, if not original, to say that this is truly a commencement - a beginning - rather than the end of something. At the same time, you deserve great credit and recognition for what you have accomplished in your preparation for what lies ahead.

First, of course, you have passed the scholastic fitness tests. You have demonstrated in intellectual disciplines a competence of which you can be proud. Even more important in terms of your life goals, you have in these early years of relative maturity come to know yourselves. You have, in the microcosm of society that school represents, experienced many of the choices that you will have to make in times to come. You have discovered strengths to foster and weaknesses to guard against, in yourself and in your associates. As a result, you are in a better position now to determine the directions of your separate lives than you have ever been before.

Don't forget how much your choices will mean to others in the years ahead. What you do in college will be of great importance to you and to your families, it will also have a direct bearing on those from your school who may want to follow you.

I wish you well, and I hope we shall always keep in touch.

Af ectionately

Alan B. McMillen

LISA HATHAWAY Entered 1965; White Team; Dance Pageant 2; Literary Club 3,4; House President 3; Varsity Soccer 2; Class Treasurer 2; Judiciary Board 4; President of Student Council.

"She comes with gusts oflaughter. The music of the rills."

Unknown Eighth grade bed maker? . . . dike bike riding-28 FLAVORS . . . machine gun . . . RADIATOR burn on Your leg last MAY?. COLT in CLOSET, in college DINER. .... ROCKY weekend at CHURCH V.A. . . .

Conant fireworks . . . pet lobster . . . BROTHER BOB brought skiis . . . BERSHIRE BABY . . . Philadelphia drunks on a snowy eve ... ORANGE SODA... TITUS MOODY... "Prety ballerina". .. butt, Butt, Burr .. . he ran away, it's the end of the world.

To her, every of the day and night is an unspeakable perfect miracle.

Whitman Shoot me! . . . Figure like Venus on the half-shell, she'd walk a mile for a Camel, Even in a blizzard. How are your mother's ulcers? . .. Are you sure she is too sick to drive you back to school? . . . Esh-ebd-first you your mouse-k-dial . . . Yest Lisa, you do have a problem— it's about that slightly late term paper—those poor excuses for sweaters . . . "Gimme a kiss, Pumpkin" . . .

Bang!

SUSAN SIBLEY Entered 1963; Green Team; Class Play 1; Masque and Wig 2; Dance Pageant 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Dance Club 3,4 (President 4); Soccer Team 1, Varsity 2,3; Basketball 3, J.V. 1,2; Softball Team 2; Class President 1,4; Handbook Committee 2 (Class Rep.); Junior A.A. Board 1,3,4 (President 4); Senior A.A. Board 2,3,4, (Vice-President ).

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KAREN ADAMS Entered 1964; White team; Williston plays 1,2; Class plays 1,2,3; Masque and Wigg 1,2,3,4; Dance Pageant 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4 (President 4); Pegasus 4(Photography); L'Ormeau 3 (Photography); Soccer 1,2; Lacrosse 2; Chairman-Parents' Weekend.

"Man is essentially a dreamer, wakened sometimes for a moment by some peculiarly obtrusive element in the outer world, but lapsing again . . . into the happy somnolenceofimagination.

Bertrand Russel "Live people just don't understand" . . . Ugh, I smell breakfast . . . Tootsie . . . Capt. Kangaroo . . . "What fools these mortals be!" . . . shrinking violet in a gruesome purple dress ..."Dost thou think because thou art virtuous there shall be no more cakes and ale?" . . .

Dartmouth and drug addicts.

"A pennyfor your thoughts" Swift Our Antonia, walking along .. . outside . . . box of little treasures . . . photographs . . . Canada . . . friends . . . moderate and remarkable . .. quiet wit and "quite" nice . . . spider's writing . . . always letters in the morning before Math 4 . . . Don . . . delicacy of language . . . little furry things . . . lollipops . . . "sort of nice" . . . intelligent, conscientious, gentle Toni ...

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ANTONIA ANDREAE Entered 1967; Green Team;

ELIZABETH MARIE ANDREW Entered 1964; Green Team; Dance Pageant 1,2; French Club 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hartford Festival 3,4; Pegasus 4; L'Ormeau 3 (Editor in Chief); Venturer's Field 2,4 (Editor 4); Soccer 1; Lacrosse 2; Co-Chairman of Parents' Weekend 3; Class Vice-President 4; junior A.A. Board 1.

"The desire of perfection is the worst disease that ever afflicted the human mind."

Fontanes How do these work?... MISS ICEBERG... When that I was and a little bitty baby . . . Greasy Face—I'm an introvert. . . T.L.B.T.R.A. . . .Are you partial to Murphys or something? .. .Baby Snookums . . . MARG ...

I just sit there every week and he hasn't said a word yet! . . . Captain Kangaroo . . . "Saints and poets maybe, they do some" . . . Oh no, it's a bulldog again! . . .

Ringo/letters to Nutso . . . learning to DRIVE! . . . purple hat . . . Two For The Road . . . sailing in the submarine . . . What happened to Mt. Messier?—an earthquake?...

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"What man can calculate on what a girl will say or do." unknown Good thing that tree was there . . . give us a B1 . . .

Super... who?.. . "Operator, I made a call to Schenectady last night . . ." . . . Miss Touch-me-not . . . "My mother's coming up, quick, get her out of the drawer" • • . it's amazing what you can get for a penny at a Carnival . . . we all know where you're going ... Smut mouth . . . "I says to Myself, I says, Self' . . . here she comes with that laugh . . . Who took my Playboy . . .

1:acing stripe . . . "May I use your mirror" ... Sunday sermons" over English muffins.,.

SUSAN BERGAN Entered 1964; White Team; Williston Play 1; Dance Pageant 1,2; Prom Committee 1,2; Latin Club 2; French Club 1,4; Pegasus 4 (Business Manager); L'Ormeau 3 (Literary Editor); House President 2; Head of Judiciary Board 3,4; Honor Committee 3; Student Council 4 (Secretary) 31

CAROLINE BOAS Entered 1963; White team; Dance Pageant 8th, 1,2; Literary Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French club 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Dance Club 2,3; Vice-president of class 1; midtones 3; Hampters 4.

"Men show their characters hi nothing more clearly than in what they think laughable."

Goeth It's Boas . . . weekend excursions . . . coo . . . Buenos dias! ... Avon's best seller and customer... Did you see that car? one of the unstable ones in Spanish . . . Platinum blonde, brown or a little bit of both, only she knows for sure . .. Many ha's ha's . Room, food, even plane trips paid for! We've broken up again . . . The Neutrogena girl . . . I've got to lose weight . . . Miss Bubbles of'67.

"Everybody loves a clown." unknown "With love to my princess". .."Oh, no!" Blue, Crinkly, Viny11):,coat will "bend it" at the poolparlor . . . "Love Rebels at Prom Weekend ... A little bitty beer at Haystack, a groovy orange soda at Hogback, Cape Crusaders in Marlboro snowdrifts at midnight hour ... HOLD IT! A Light".Macbird and chicken bones ... L.S.D. and me? — ."What should I do!"..phantom short-sheeter, ... Check the profile . . . Bedishire Bod-Brews "Colts' on Sunday afternoon . . . A SINCERE FRIEND INDEED!... JOIN the UNION!!!

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• CATHRYN CRAMER Entered 1966; Green Team; Masque and Wig 3,4; Dance Pageant 3; Literary Club 4; Dance Club 4; Mathematics Club 3; Archery Team 3; Class Vice President 4.

SUSAN D'ANGELO Entered 1966; Green Team; Riding Club 3,4 (Vice President 4) Dance Club 4; Pegasus 3; C.A. 4 (House Representative) Class Secretary 4; Hampsters 4.

"Friendship is the gift of Gods, and the most precious boon to Man." Disraeli Tommy ... M.G./A ... no drive-in movies ... Let your blonde streak grow out. .. sitting on the dike. .."Two for the Road" . . . Super Sport minus one door . . .

Mustang . . . Ski Jimmy Peak! . . . Deviled Angels . . . decorated envelopes . . . walks with a bounce . . . Suzer . . . I really do, ya know . . . Pittsfield . . . triple in Conant. .. Hathaway, room 27... World Religion. . . date dance '67. .. a dead turtle ...theme from "A Man and a Woman" . . . "It's Snowing!" .. . and a constant smile.

"The look ofan angel—the thoughts ofa devil."

Gay Hello, Hello, will you look at my pot!! . . . exploding roasted chest nuts . . _. Marlboro Country . . that laugh • • . Minidress ... a ski hat? ... in study hall?. .. "Sure would like a jelly doughnut... sure would..."Jumping in the snow drifts on the dike . . . "and also" . . . "my sister's coming, get out of the pictures!" . . . biting off split ends . . . "hark, I hear a motorcycle." . .. You are so cute ..." — it".

ELAINE DULTZ Entered 1966: White team; Prom Committee 4; Literary Club 3,4; Riding Club 3; French Club 4; Softball 3,4; Social Secretary 4; Service Association 4; Photography Club 4.

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NANCY EDER Entered 1986; Green Team; Dance Pageant 3; Operetta 3; Current Events and Debate Club 3,4 (Pres. 4); Literary Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4 (Treas. 3); French Club 3,4; Italian Club 3; Dance Club 3,4; Venturer's Field 3; Soccer Team 3; J.V. Basketball 3; C.A. (House); Senior A.A. 4; Hampsters.

"Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep itfrom themselves."

Barrie Pucha . . . pigeons' wings, bull . . shat is Cool . . . night on a closet SHELF snakes,* . . Red Roses . .blind an's Bluff... ENGINEER'S FOOTWEAR ... gumioms MACHETE.. . COMMUNIST CLUB.. . roof walking .. . billy liar . . . laughing during lunch . . . Discipline . . . U. Conn. weekend disproves: ONTOLOGY RECAPTURES PHYLOGENY. . . . Oh to be part of the BENIGN INDEFFERENCE OF THE UNIVERSE!

"The smile that won't come off" Standish Fleeeda . . . Oh, come on! . . . I remember the time at summerschool camp when . . . Will she ever shut up?

It's all right Gail ... Not that orange shift again ... Get the Raid!! You can't wear that rainhat to Williston. .. .

Miss M.P.M. . . . Which boys are out there this time?

Don't go out without your blue slippers!... Buzzzz(?)

GAIL FLEDER Entered 1986; Green team; Class Treasurer 3; Current Events Club 4; Riding Club 3; Latin Club 3; French Club 3,4; Pegasus 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball Team 3,4; Junior A.A. Board 3(Secretary).

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"I have seen yesterday, I do not fear tomorrow, I love today."

Unknown Will she ever get off that porch? . .. Excitement is when a Sunday afternoon date meets a Willie . . . Please stop DANCING and go play your guitar under a tree ... So, you're going to stay up "Late" tonight, maybe until 10:00 P.M.... The girl from W.H.I.T.E. KATHY GETTE Entered 1965; White team (Captain 4) Riding Club 2,3,4 (Vice President 3); L'Ormeau 3; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Senior A.A. Board 4.

"She bore a mind that envy could not but call fair."

Shakespeare Betsy . . . E= mc2 . . Then you see, there were these two Cats . . . My guy, Einstein... Then there is GershWin • . . gullible? . . . Now, where is that carbon-copy for English Three!! ... Sartre, Heidegger, and Nietzsche; would you believe my jumping beans!! . . . Amoral?. . .

This Chemistry course will take me through acid land!

• • . The baby of the class in age, but not in mind . . .

Caffeine Head! . . . Let's see, six weekends,.or twelve overnights, that means a trip to Williams about every three weeks; hum, not bad! . . . "Schwarz, immer sehwarz" •

MARY ELIZABETH HALLORAN Entered 1967; Green Team; Dance Club 4; Glee Club 4.

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"Just thinking doesn't count."

Unknown Will he get 365 letters this year? . . . an all girls' school after a boys' dorm this summer . . . What a laugh . . .

She'll never make it past 10:00 P.M. . . . Really . . . Its about Dreikorns .. . YOU know .. . Linda, how well do you know the dykes? . . . Never judge a book by its cover.

LINDA HAYES Entered 1967; White Team.

"A temple of virtue was she."

Shakespeare "Miss Hess," the Look Park Girl (a sometime head chopper-offer)... Transcendentalism discussions .. . soaring to GREAT HEIGHTS as a gymnast. .. a certain snowy day in history class . . . a certain windy day on Constitutional Plaza . . . an admirer of Oyving Pinkum . . .

Ervin? no, Oyvingl . . . voicing definite opinions . . .

Did she say George Fawcett was a klutz? ... competition is practical and so are monolithic notes.

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BARBARA HESS Entered 1965; Green Team; Class Play 2,3; Masque and Wig 2,3,4; Dance Pageant 2; French Club 2,3; Dance Club 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hartford Festival 3,4; Baccalaureate Choir 2,3; Pegasus 4 (Circulation Editor).

BARBARA JOHNSON Entered 1964; Green Team; Dance Pageant 1,2; Literary Club 3,• French Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Hartford Festival 3; Pegasus 3,4; Soccer Team 1; Lacrosse Team 3; Photography Club 4; C. A. Representative 3; Day Girl Representative 4; Welcoming Committee Parents Weekend 3(Chairman).

"It is essential to the triumph of reform that it should Hever succeed."

William Hozlitt Tiny . . . on the pay phone with Keith 24 hrs. a day!

Always burning incense . . . down the dike after supper • • . before class! Wednesday afternoons in Hamp!(which one). Trips! Keith . . . Twiggy! Boiling water for what!

Sleeping porch . . . Wing for Hockey! Thursdays, she always had a flock at 5 o'clock! Keith. .. Paradise pond, but we're only friends! . . . Vogue model . . . too short... but otherwise—KEITH—

"To the timid and hesitating everything is impossible because it seems so."

Scott Hey Chowdy, where did you get that grass stain?... Got any life-savers? I want two. Today s Humanities . . .

Petie-Pie didn't sit in his seat ... Hey, didn't I have you at a Glee Club dance before??. . If I eat enough carrots, I won't have to wear my glasses. . . I really didn't mean to insult Haines Whitney . . . Were there a knife and a fork on the other arm of your Humanities seat?

HEATHER KAUFMAN Entered 1966; Green Team; Literary Club 3,4; Dance Club 4; Hockey Team 3,4;• Lacrosse Team 3; Midtones; Hampsters.

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KATHRYN KEUSCH Entered 1964; White Team; Class Play 1-3; Masque and Wig 3,4; Dance Pageant 1-3; Operetta 3; Debate Club 2,3; Literary Club 3,4 (Secretary 4); Spanish Club 1,2; Glee Club 1-4; J.V. Hockey 1-3; Var. Basketball 3 (J.V. 1,2); Var. Tennis 4 (J.V. 2,3); Softball Team 1,2; Senior A.A. 1-3(Treasurer 3).

"The most completely lost of all days is that on which one hasn't laughed."

Champion The Williston Babe . . . Who drank Sib's Juice . . .

Gargled MICRIN lately-tasty . . . Two Jerks from New Jersey . . . One HELL OF A FRESHMAN YEAR . . .

Colts in the closet??? ... INEBRIATION—SOCK IT TO ME!!! . . . Soggy towels—something is brewing . . .

Again the PATCH ... The Scist-would you believe the knee, the foot, the toe, the leg, the head—What is wrong???... We all love you ... George says HI! ..

"Impromptu is truly the touchstone of wit."

Moliere Ands . . . Tony the tiger. .. Let's groove to this one... used to have all these pictures of Mery Griffen on my wall . . . Who's Elliot Shulman? . . . He couldn't get lemon sherbet, so ... What's the license number of that white Volkswagon? . .. Exhibition in a V.A. bio lab. ..

Bucky . . . I believe, I believe I got a letter from Bartlett—Seems there's this Nancy . . . He's so shakey! . . .

Amy's Puns ... What child is this? . . . Prom breakfast and a napkin catches fire ... Goodnight, Rose.

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AMY KING Entered 1966; White Team; Class Plays 3,4; Masque and Wig 3,4; Dance Pageant 2; Literary Club 3; Latin Club 2; French Club 4; Pegasus 3,4 (Co-Editor-in-Chief); VOrmeau 2,3 (Copy Editor); Harland House President 2; Handbook Committee 2 (Junior Middler Representative); Middler Representative.

JOAN KING Entered 1965; Green Team; Dance Pageant 3,4; Literary Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; J.V. Softball 3; Lacrosse Team 2; Theater Workshop 4; Photography Club 4.

"Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm."

Emerson Cokes, but at 8:00 in the morning. .. Beginner's slopes and the races with D.G. . . . Bike rides and sight-seeing with the other D.C.. .. Who would want to cover up all those cute freckles! . . . Was Rob just curious, or did he really want to talk to John on the bus at St. Malo? Is Rick), going to call?. . . Any more Holyoke guys left to date? . . . What ever happened to Morton's toe? . . .

Green Chevies and Black Triumphs, anyone?

"Invisible beauty has a word so brief Aflower can say it or a shaken leaf" Butfew can ever share it in a song."

Grace hazard Conkling "Git outta here" . .. Sui, sibi, se se .. . Bully for you .. . ''Lees go bug Canny" . . . "yipee" . Fledda . . . "I'll treat" ... only person ever to have a ham cake. I can't go in, She might be there . . . Saturday and (Sunday) trips to HoJo's . . . "groovy" . . . Lee House Brat . . .

"Where's Klubeck?".. , Anna. "Oh, I don't get this at all • .."Shh, will you please?"

DEBORAH KLUBECK Entered 1964; White Team; Mummers Play 1; Dance Pageant 1,2; Music Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Hartford Festival 1,2,3,4; Hockey Team 2.

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KAREN McNERNEY Entered 1966; White Team; Current Events Club 3,4; Literary Club 3,4 (President 3,4); Pegasus 3,4; Venturer's Field 4; Midtones 3; Hampsters 4; Archery Team 4; Senior Class C.A. Representative 4; Student-Faculty Social Committee 4; Social Service Program 4.

"Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy."

Palmer STINKY... The Prep ... BLOCK ISLAND—the Bluffs— King's Spa—You can be a summer blonde all year long . . . M.B. School . . . How many calls tonight, McNerney? . . . "Critter". . . . "You love it and you know it!" . . . Dead Turtle . . . IRISH . . . Austen Healy . . .

Pink Wagoneer or Lincoln . . . bloody lip . . . infected Heel . . . The Garbage Truck . . . The Three Bums . . .

Irishman from Italy . . . Theme from "Man and a Woman" .. a snowman from Wilbraham . . . sunglasses . . .

That's Life.

LOUISA MILLER Entered 1964; Green Team; Class Play 2,3; Dance Pageant 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4 (President 4, Treasurer and Secretary 3) Hartford Festival 3,4; Chorus 1; Baccalaureate Choir 2,3; Pegasus 1,2,3,4 (News Editor 2, Feature Editor 3,4) Lacrosse Team 2,3; C.A. Day Girl Representative 4.

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"The most manifest high of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness."

Montaigne "It's easy to be virtuous in the country" . .. Leachie are there more cows in Southampton than people? . . .

Were you really going to send roses to the director? . . .

Sur le pont d'Avignon with 7-Baar . . We saw you get picked up and go to Dairy Quick. . Are you related to? . . . Miller's Movie Machine . . . Sailing on a submarine? .. . Won't you sit closer and look at these drawings?. ..

"The delicate and refined play ofthe imagination"

MELISSA MUELLER Entered 1966; White Team; Class Play 3,4; Masque and Wig 3,4; Theater Workshop 4; Pegasus 3,4(Co-Editor 4); Handbook Committee 3; Day Girl Representative 4; French Club 4.

"One is never so happy or so unhappy as om'(iii La Roclujimcauld Bebes ... I gained one pound. . . The Coffee House... murdy-birdy . . . Mustang Sally . . . Call the florist and find out who those flowers are really from .. . Erniest „I don't know" . . . come fly with us . . . the gang . . .

Steve who?" . . . lost mail . . . always jumping around • • • big snarls . . . why does a nature blonde color her hair? ... always laughing ..."Isn't that sweet?"

Burke Up the escalator at Hartford . . . through the revolving doors ... angry salesmen ... slippery railings (the better to slide down, my dear)... lost glasses .. . George Fawcett vs. Chip Booth . . . competition vs. lack of competition .. . transcendentalism . .. snowballs in history class . . . Columbus' portrait . . . Pegasus deadline . . . lost glasses . . . Xerox notes . . . through the revolving doors ... down the escalator.

ELIZABETH PAGE Entered 1966; Green Team; Latin Club 3; French Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4 (Librarian 4); Hartford Festival 4.

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CHRISTINE PRATT Entered 1966; White Team; Class Plays 3; Williston Plays 3,4; Masque and Wig 3,4; Operetta 3; Literary Club 3; Dance Club 3; Music Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Hartford Festival 3,4; Baccalaureate Choir 3; J.V. Hockey 3; Junior A.A. Board 3.

"Calmness and irony are the only weapons worthy of the strong."

Emile Gaborian "When a guy asks a girl" .. ."I want my water buffalo" ..."convince me".....My Girl" . Cook-Riley Inc....

"Big"..."thank you".. . signed in blood ... give us a kiss, pumpkin ... Have you had a sarge lately?... "It's magic". .. 17A Chestnut Street. .. "Are you on today?" . . . "How would you smile?" . . . Queenie and the big three ... K.U.A.... Merry Christmas.

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"To do easily what is difficult for others is a mark of talent."

Ameil Dear Diary... "golly". . . No joy ever taries .. . REFORMATION . . . "maybe we won't have school tomorrow!" . . . the silent philosopher . . . Julie Andrews . . .

The Bald Soprano? . . . "I used to" . . . little schedules .. . The Music Circus .. . brothers . . . "I love movies" . . . "Nobody ever tells me anything" . . . "that's disgusting"... Raggity Ann and Maria.

SUSAN RILEY Entered 1966; Green Team; Dance Club 3; Glee Club 3,4; Hartford Festival 3,4; Baccalaureate Choir 3; Basketball Team 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council (House President 4); Hampsters 4; Social Committee 4.

"Our ideals are our better selves."

ANDREA SCH MID Entered 1967; Green Team; Williston Play 4; Literary Club 4; Dance Club 4; Pegasus 4; Student Council 4 (Librarian).

A. B. Alcoa Something new this year.—"Man and a Woman." . . . quite the actress!—New York— . . . then to Friendly's, then to Kenny's, then to Fanny Farmers . . . —Europe this summer? Good luck!—N.Y.C.—At the beach . . . what lifeguards? .. . Al'Expo aussi.—Takes extra days in her city.—"Good Afternoon, Miss Schmid."—Modern dance.—Mais, je le (?) voudrais essayer quelquefois.— Wandering around France.—How about NEXT weekend? New York City ...

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"Ml theory is against freedom of the will; all experience for it."

Sam Johnson §tenson . .. stiff joints, scraggle hairs, skiing off her nose into snows of protest and jolly trips to the east side and Other happy places . . . Quiet head, loud thoughts and guitar calloused fingers swinging a tune that nobody's quite yet heard ... Hit number one in the stiff joints ...

Stenson.

JAN STENSON Entered 1964; White Team; Literary Club 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Hockey Team 3,4; J.V. Hockey 1; Basketball Team 4; J.V. Basketball 4; Softball Team 3.

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ADELE THOMPSON Entered 1965; White Team; Dance Pageant 2,3; Midtones 3; Hampsters 4; Dance Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Baccalaureate Choir 2; House President 3; Hockey Team 2,3; C.A. 4(President).

"Youth is a continual interaction: it is the fever of reason."

La Rochfinicauld Sandy Cove ... dungarees with green lumber jacket. ..

Lady-cross-legged humpty . . . Blue jumper vs. smock dress. .. operas in the shower. .. "you guys". .. piano time .. . a duet, Bergan? .. . a trip to U. Conn. .. . "I've been lonely too long .. . A dance to love potion number nine with Sibley and Heather . . . A mexican dress in Hartford . . . a short time at Dee's Beauty Salon . . . twirling hair-Dell ... to a finishing school?

"Our patience will achieve more than ourforce."

Burke Toz . . . Mountain climbing with T.A. . . . Trips to Amherst . . . Have you ever gone to a drive-in in a truck?. .. Black Volkswagons and Vermont Transits ...

Do you think it'll snow in October? . . . What kind of car will she arrive in today . . . Good luck . .. LATE LIGHTS in Spain.

JEAN TOZLOSKI Entered 1965; Green Team (Captain 4); Dance Pageant 2,3,4; Literary Club 3; French Club 3,4; Soccer Team 3,4; J.V. Soccer 2; J.V. Basketball 3; Softball Team 3,4; Senior A.A. Board 4; Student Council (Day Girl Representative).

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THEO WESTENBERGER Entered 1965; Green Team; Williston Play 2-4; Class Play 2-4; Masque and Wig 2-4 (Secretary 3, President 4); Dance Pageant 2,3; Literary Club 3 (Secretary); Dance Club 4; Music Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,3 (Librarian 2, Vice President 3); L'Ormeau 3 (Art Editor); Senior A.A. 3.

"I'll never grow up, never grow up, never grow up . . . not nze!"

Barrie Curtain: Just a wig-a-warn in Agawam . . . Mr. jawMuscles . . . Snow! . . . Sexy Trash? . . . California Dreamin' and Davy-Poo... "Tell him I'm out calling my sister" . . .

Other life" ... Merry Little-Petermas ... That's &lose! .. . Fat Charlie ... Hawaii, and Theo's flipped . . . Feelin'—grooviness in a Brooks Brothers' shirt . . ,Now! She's got the urge for goin'... Blest Be the Tie That Binds ...

"Don't rain on my parade."

Robert Merrell Oh no, he just found out she's wearing nineteen bracelets • . "Forget it!" . . . K.U.A. . . . "ding ding ding!" . . .

I hate David" ... presents .. . Maine, because home is Where the heart is . . . vicissitudes with Kim . . . "Bug off • . . Through the fields barefoot . . . (Betsy put on your shoes)... 17A Chestnut Street. . . What does she keep from you? There's a twinkle in her eye . .. going through another stage .. . "And they sang a new song • •.Toodles"... How many bracelets???

ELIZABETH WHEELOCK Entered 1985; White Team; Class Play 3; Dance Pageant 2,3; Operetta 3; Literary Club 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4 (President 4; Dance Club 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hartford Festival 3,4; Baccalaureate Choir 2,3; Class Secretary 2,3; Junior Middler representative 2; Midtones (President); Hampsters (President).

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DIANE YELLE Entered 1965; Green Team; Literary Club 3; Riding Club 2,3,4 (Secretary 3, President 4); Science Club 3; French Club 2; Italian Club 3; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Student Council (President of A.A. 4) Senior A.A. Board 2,3.

"It is always the adventurers who accomplish great things."

Montesquieu A.A.. . . Horses . .. Skis . .. Tennis . .. Well, it is time for instant energy, shake a pudding? Yum!. . . Shooshing down Mt. Tom . . . Brown . . . Those boys at the beach . . . Smith? Smith? Smith?? Smith—To be a doctor? . . .

Sidney Poiter, I've just read the best book . . . (EXPO) Will you guys make up your mind?! You mean we're lost!!. .. France (sounds good) Italy(hmmmmmmmmmm) Ciao, everybody!

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D. Yelle, F. Baraniuk, K. Maloney, J. Eastwood, S. Yelle, M. Johnson, S. D'Angelo, K. Bonnette

SKI TEAM K. Maloney, S. Yelle, D. Yelle, S. Look, S. D'Angelo, M. Galbreath, J. Sherman

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CURRENT EVENTS

N. Eder, M. Griffith, H. Lancaster, E. Cancilla, S. Leader, C. Emmet,

C. Allen, N. Sheehan, N. Conrad, L. Mann, S. Leader, K. Blair, S. Look, J. Chunglo, L. Foster, M. Johnson, M. Stein, S. Yelle, M.Kingsberg

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PEGASUS M. Mueller, A. King, L. Miller, B. Johnson, S. Bergan, B. Hess, K. Adams, E. Andrew,D. Yelle

T. Strait, S. Leader, N. Adams, H. Lancaster, J. Covell, M. Rost

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GLEE CLUB L. Miller, C. Pratt, E. Andrew, E. Aquadro, E. Blish, M. Booth, E. Cancilla, S. Carswell, L. D'Addario, A. English, C. Hamblet, P. Cohn, J. Covell, A. Field, J. Cordon, B. Johnson, D. Klubek, B. Haarrnann, L. Lashier, C. LeBeau, S. O'Brien, C. Wischkowsky, B. Hess, A. Madsen, E. Odgers, C. Perkins, S. Riley, C. Strait, M. Rost, M. Smith, J. Strogoff, A. Walker, C. Waller, D. Wayne, E. Wheelock, I. White, A. Whitney, D.Young

HAMPSTERS

HARTFORD FESTIVAL

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E. Wheelock, S. Riley, S. D'Angelo, A. Thompson, C. Boas, S. Bergan, S. Sibley, C. Pratt, K. McNerney, N. Eder

MUSIC CLUB C. Pratt, G. Hamblet, E. Odgers, J. Voulelis, E. Blish, C. Perkins, D. Klubelc, S. O'Brien, D. Young

44i• THEATER WORKSHOP M. Mueller, C. Pratt, T. McCandliss, J. Voulelis, H. Lancaster, C. Emmet, T. Westenberger, S. Melikian

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

D. Yelle, L. Mann, K. Blair, N. Eder, L. Carroll, S. Sibley, M. Cohen, M. Stein, G. Coles, K. Gette, J. Tozloski

DANCE CLUB S. Sibley, A. Schmid, J. Eastwood, H. Lancaster, M. Emerson, C. Emmet, A. Thompson, C. Laity

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L. Hathaway, E. Andrew, S. Bergan, E. Dultz, D. Yelle, L. Mann, S. Sibley, A. Andreae, K. Blair, J. Oliver, S. Look, C. Waller, A. Thompson, K. McNerney, M. McNerney, K. Bonnette, M.Johnson, S. Melikian

STUDENT COUNCIL

E. Wheelock, C. Boas, J. Rowan, M. Smith, J. Strogoff

SPANISH CLUB CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

A. Thompson, K. McNerney, L. Miller, N. Eder, J. Strogoff A. Fisher, S. Lazar, D. Quigley, G. Valentine, Adams, S. Black

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THE NEW MORALITY CONFERENCE

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Dee Beauty Shop

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Ann August and Co., Inc.

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Compliments of a Friend

E and J Cigar Co., Inc.

Autumn Inn

Mr. and Mrs. George Waldo Emerson

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Mrs. Victor J. Klubek

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. D'Angelo, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ladzinski, Jr.

David Boot Shop

Leonard Hair Stylists Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Maloney

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Skirball

Northampton Gas Light Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stein

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Page

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Compliments of a Friend

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Dr. Joseph Pekala

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Pioneer Valley Ginger Ale Co., Inc.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Weiss

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Sherman Jewelers

Winston's Pharmacy

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Margarette Hines Blue Brown Shop

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KIMBALL & CARY FUEL CORP. Northampton — Amherst Since 1881

Compliments of CHARDAN FOODS,INC. HAMPSHIRE LUMBER CO. 26 Market Street 33 Hawley St.—Northampton, Mas. Tel. 413-584-2054

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Best wishes from a parent

O'ROURKE'S AUTO SCHOOL (Est. 1949) Complete Driver Education Classes for Adults Private Lessons#20 Tel. 584-4000

John J. O'Rourke, Prop.

Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. TED'S BOOT SHOP,INC. 158 Main St. Northampton, Mass.

175 Main Street "Shop for your school needs"

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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 DR. AND MRS. LORENZ H. WESTENBERGER

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GROCERIES & FROZEN FOODS Pittsfield, Mass.

BRANDLE'S PHARMACY,INC. 257 Main Street Northampton, Mass.

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Compliments of COHEN BROS. 116-118 Main Street Northampton, Mass.

Compliments of LOUIS FOODS 76 No. Pleasant Street Amherst, Mass.

Serving the public for over 45 years

Suits, Skirts, Slacks, Sweaters in matching Coordinates, Nylon and Cotton Turtle Neck Jerseys.

Ski Pants, Parkas, Sweaters, Hats, Gloves and Mitts.

Skis, Bindings, Boots and accessories.

EMPSALL'S SPORT SHOP 64 Green Street

LAURA GIRARD SHOP 62 Green Street Beautiful Lingerie in color Coordinates, Prints, Stripes, Flowers and Pastels.

Long and Short Velour and Cotton Quilt Robes.

Suit Blouses in Prints and Solids.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS For their help and interest the editors would like to thank:

Mr. Paul Nelson Mrs. Paul Fischer Mr. Richard Lewis Mr. Fawcett Dick Fish Studios

Elizabeth Andrew Karen Adams Nancy Conrad Kitty Blair Jean Chunglo Lisa Foster Mimi lohnson

Myra Kingsberg Susan Leader Sally Look Linda Mann Margot Stein Alice Van Voris and student photographers

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