Bishops School - El Miradero Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

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1 Ip! VI It txt 1 C VUL It gg, ' ,i wmv Y or 4. Q JUN1oR CLASS N f 'H L+ ff-vw tk a- SKS'-16113 f J g 1 J Q it 'ill i ' 'W . W fQ. L l Q 5 f jfif XMVJ. 15 Q if .' 1.9-' Sta ding: Elizabeth Ware, Priscilla Larson, Lorabelle Davis, Mary Shepherd ,.1,4j,u' X 'I Ioy, Ioan Hosking, lean Cline. Sitting' Sibby Hull Antha Newport, Barbara Brunson, Ieanne Inwood, Desdy , 'I Aki lackson, ludly Woodliead. f N 4 0 Kimeeling: Georgia Campbell, Ann Anderson, Peggy Parnharn, Nora McNerney, -sl fx I Doris I-leyneman, Clara Brinkley. ' 1 f ' 1 ' ' i1Not in picture: Ann Bolph, Edith Ann Sulfern, Ioan Corwin. Q v l. s President , . . . Barbara Brunson Secretary-Treasurer . , Iudy Woodhead Class Advisor .,..,,.., Miss Hobson The Iuniors are a very versatile group, but they seem to be most outstand- ing in sports. One of their members was a team captain, which is very unusual, but not too surprising to us, because so many ol them have shown great ability in this particular ileld ever since their freshman year. E251

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THE SENIOR. WILL MARGARET CARY- wills to Peggy Parnham one of the few remaining tennis balls in captivity not made out ot reclaimed rubber. BARBARA CONVERSE wills her good old Dobbin to Brunson. H CHARLOTTE STARBUCK wills her diets and spelling to Miss Mendum, to keep under lock and key, in hopes that they may never more escape into another form to bother her. RUFUS DRYER wishes Sally to carry on the Dryer tradition oi jokes and puns. IEAN CAMPBELL leaves all her books to her cousin Georgia. CHARLOTTE CROW wills to Desdy, Nell, and Gay the space which she and her belongings occupied each morning in the station wagon, hoping that they can make better use ot it than she could. BOBBY MCCABE wills her top-notch to Ann Hayward, hoping that in the future it will be longer and stay in place. NANCY LAWSON wills a Willkie buttton to Miss Mendum in hopes that she will keep up the tight against N terms. ABBOTT and KNIGHT will these few paper clips to Mrs. Feldmann, in the hope that they may bring in next year bigger and better senior reports, more periods, more commas, more underlined Ibids and Op. Cits. PAT LEWIS wills to Ethie Iones her weekends in Coronado, knowing she will not let her opportunities go to waste. f MARY ANN QUACKENBUSH and EILEEN CHAWNER leave their pleasant little bus trips, complete with orange, candy, and magazine, to Antha Newport, Priscilla Larson, and Betsy Stalder, because they know they can truly appreciate them. IEANNE BASS would like to leave her experience to Ioan Dean. NANCY AMES and IOAN MANLEY will walking to school in wartime to lean Kellogg. AN- Q- A' MAL wills to Barbara Brunson her ability to eatAFrench toast and not gain a pound. DICKIE hands on classroom doodles, willed to her by Nackey Scripps, to Desdy Iackson. - CLARE ROLPH and BESSIE FOSTER will with a Hawaiian and Scotch accent their isn't that dear to Lorie. CHRIS wills to Desdy the Center Half-back position in hockey with the hope that she will have it all to herself next year. BARBARA BOULTON wills to the ever-despairing Miss Brown this box of Kleenex, in hopes that it will keep her classroom tree from those exasper- ating ink spots and colds. MEP wills her emotional instability to Charlene Leonard. LUCY EVANS wills her love of jewelry to Iudy Woodhead. MOCKEY DURR wills her gardening technic to Ann Hayward. E351

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SCPHCMCRE CLASS Standing: Margaret McGregor, Amanda Horton, Betsy Stalder, Mary Wenrich, Charlene Leonard, Nell Tidmarsh, lean Kellogg, Ianine Ratlilt. Sitting: Ann Hayward, Ellen Schmidt, Ethelyn Iones, Patricia Dunlap, Adele Weidenkopf, Rosemarie Kurlurst, Iacqueline Fairbanks, Allison Biddle. Not in picture: Kathleen Campbell. President .... First Term . . Ann Hayward Second Term . Adele Weidenkopf Secretary-Treasurer . First Term . . Amanda Horton Second Term . , Ellen Schmidt Class Advisor . ..... . Miss Walker Although the Sophomore class had only nine members last year, it was able to double that amount this year and also make good its motto, Quality and Quantity, by winning the banner for the highest scholastic average. Their Valentine party was a big success, and all this was a very good year lor the Sophomores. E271