Article March 3, 1973 Issue

Suzy Was Different

ELIZABETH B. EVERETT

Suzy was a strange child. Everybody thought so; even Suzy— especially Suzy. She dreamed in hyperbole; her ideals bordered on heaven; and she was often disillusioned.

"Nobody's perfect," everybody said, but somehow Suzy knew all about the potential greatness and goodness of man, even the potential greatness and goodness of Suzy—something that really challenged the imagination.

She didn't have any really close friends. And worst of all, she was never invited to a single school dance in all her four years of high school.

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