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That inert look of curiosity, that winsome smile, those eyes that crinkle when she laughs, her poems that would make Shakes' peare and Keats roll over in their graves, the long spattering stream of chatter, the long, long hair, those are the things that remind us of Ruthie. She has an insatiable interest for one thing and a detestable hate for another. People roll in the aisles when she talks about them. What would we do without Ruthie’s poetry, Ruthie’s descriptions, Ruthie’s Buick, or for that matter, Ruthie?
Secretary Athletic Association, '40; sub on Class Basketball, '39; Glee Club, 40; Art Club, '40; Guard in “A Midsummer-Night’s Dream,” '39; Woman in "Holy Night,” '39.
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RUTH GERTRUDE FINNINGER
"Ruthie
1021 Prospect Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey
Entered 1938
Smith