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. . . Cfazid 0 WM My L W'-'fm SARA JANE PROSTERMAN Entered 1954g Blue Teamg Know Your Bible Club II, III, IV-Pro- gram Chairman, Christian Forum III, IVg May Day Committee III, IV, Theatre Arts III, IV, Music Club II, III, IV-Secretary, Cam- era Club II. On McCallie, on McCallie! . . . huhhling personality . . . love of brown and yellow . . . scads of ad- mirers, boys and girls . . . Brain- erd hitch-hiker . . . crimson hlushes . . . expressive gray eyes . . . lus- cious, fashionable clothes . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . Dorothy Dix for McCallie boys . . . mouton iacket . . . Fire and Ice . . . ac- tive member of several cluhs . . . To Sara, always in love. CAROLYN MARIE REYNOLDS Entered 19515 Welfare Clubg Black Teamg Speech Club 8g Junior Glee Club 8, Ig Freshman Basketball Team Ig Camera Club II, Music Club IIQ Know Your Bible Club I, II, III, IVg Modern Dancing IIg Christian Forum III, IV-Vice- President, Senior Glee Club II, III, IV, Varsity Glee Club III, IVQ May Day Committee IV. Strong character and high ideals . . . intense love of riding and horses . . . talent for winning door prizes-anything from theatre tick- ets to a real, live pony . . . a sec- ond Dorothy Dix . . . stalwart of K.Y.B. and Christian Forum . . . crazy sayings . . . hohhy-search- ing for old graveyards and historic tomhstones . . . good judgment . . . natural, cheerful nature . . . Good luck at Kentucky! JOYCE JEAN ROGERS Entered 19513 Black Teamg Wel- fare Clubg Class Play 8g Junior Glee Club 8, Ig Senior Glee Club II, IIIg Know Your Bible Club I, Ilg Modern Dance Club IIQ Chris- tian Forum IIIg Music Club III- Vice-Presidentg B-team Basketball IIIQ Theatre Arts IV-Secretaryg Terpsichord III, IVg May Day Committee IV. Smooth, honey-colored page hoy . . . exotic clothes-tweed suits and high, high heels . . . yellow and white Oldsmobile, always rushing between Red Bank and G.P.S. for Baylorfj . . . stagline favorite . . . What'll I do? . . . her pet peeve -Mondays . . . frequent diets de- spite her hour-glass figure . . . deep, sultry voice . . . perennial military sponsor . . . Joyce-Miss Popu- larity Plus! Playing Post OyficeP
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My W' fb , s t s i f iq .UU 01 A ,,. ' ,fu U lb whlllkiguqalll, Z9 'gil bdlijl jj Q ppl-il LQ' wb 1-if 9 I fsilcbbl Q wwf GJ' I pjl JUDITH PATRICIA PERKINSON Entered 1951, Junior Glee Club 8, I, Senior Glee Club II, III, Know Your Bible Club II, III, IV, Chris- tian Forum III, IV, Junior Speech Club 8, Music Club II, Black Team, May Day Committee. Baby blue eyes . . . heavy, dark eyelashes . . . platinum blonde hair . . . trips to Davidson . . . orange and white Ford convertible . . . fur coat . . . bridge fiend . . . sympathetic nature . . . femininity . . . sweaters and skirts . . . foot- ball games . . . quietness and vi- vacity . . . Judy, our paradox. 1951, Class Play 7, 8, Jun- ior Glee Club 8, I, Senior Gle' Club II, Speech Club 8, Camera Club I, Modern Dance II, IV, Theater Arts III, IV-Vice-Presi- dent, Music Club, May Day Com- mittee. Blue-blacle hair . . . green eyes . . . sophisticated dresser with a pas- sion for shoes . . . avid Baylorite . . . Washington and Lee Univer- sity . . . Arthur Murray's living advertisement . . . boys, cashmere sweaters, dill pickles and ice cream on waffles . . . Look quick, l've lost a pound. ' . . . the inevitable, . . . dieting, homework, and break- ing glasses . . . B f BETTIE B. PORZELIUS ntered 1951, Blue Team, Class Play 7, 8, 9, Speech Club 8, Li- brary Club I, History Award I, 'lStatic II, III, Splinter II, Know Your Bible Club II, III, National Honor Society II, III, IV-Secre- tary, Christian Forum III, Theater Arts III, Modern Dance III, IV, May Day Committee, Assistant Ed- itor of the Annual IV. Naturally-curly hair . . . tiny waist . . . many, many petticoats . . . bubble of happiness . . . flitting hand gestures with every word . . . devoted and popular McCallie-ite . . . center of attention . . . Crunch, cruch! . . . bow to match her uni- form . . . Good morning! . . . dimples . . . neatness and compe- tence . . . ever cheerful, ever Bet- tie B. We'i'e off the gold standard
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ini Wy- enior Cfadzi . . . JANICE GAIL SHIPLEY Entered 1951, Black Team, Wel- fare Club' Class Pla 7' S linter 8 v Y 1 P 2 Library Club I, Modern Dance II, III, IV, Know Your Bible Club III, Christian Forum III, Art Workshop III, Music Club III, May Day Committee, Spanish Award III, Picture Editor of An- nual IV, National Honor Society IV. Large bracelets, dangling earrings, high heels, Arpege perfume, black, . . . sheaths and billowing formals . . . slender, graceful fingers and nails always with a fresh coat of polish . . . accomplished pianist . . . blue and white Oldsmobile . . . marvelous hostess-delicious food . . . beautiful white teeth . . . smile punctuated by dimples . . . a spirit of diligence and responsibility . . . helpful, sincere, friendly . . . Fash- ion personibed, our Janice! DOROTHY VIRGINIA TALL Entered 1951, Blue Team, Welfa Club, Speech Club 8, Junior Club I, Senior Glee Club II, III, IV-Vice-President, Know Your Bible Club I, II, III, Camera Club I, II, Modern Dancing II, III, IV, Art Workshop'III, Christian Fo- rum III, Music Club III-Vice- President, IV- President, Junior Philharmonic Assistant. Petite bundle of energy . . . daily change of hair style and color . . . soft drawl plus precise diction . . . endless variety of stylish clothes- cashmere sweaters, exquisite dress- es, bouffant formals . . . always in a perplexing dilemma ftoo many boys to keep straightj . . . perpet- ual motion . . . common sense camouflaged by harum-scarum na- ture . . . Dot, proof that the best things come in little packages. 5 RTH ELIZABETH THOMAS are Club, Splinter 7, Cheerleader 8, Junior Glee Club 8, I, Class Play 8, Captain, Black Team I, Honor Court II, Varsity Basket- ball II, III, Static Board III, Chris- tian Forum III, IV-President III, Theatre Arts III, IV-President, Welfare Representative II, IV- Secretary. tered 1951, Black Team, Wel- Friendliness, interest in others . . . sincerity . . . eternally cheerful. . . always cracking her glasses . . . tiny, tiny hands . . . size four shoes . . . myopic blue eyes . . . efferves- cent . . . scatterbrained . . . lo- quacious . . . gullible . . . mischiev- ous and impish . . . versatility plus . . . athletic but petite . . . But, Mizz Poston! . . . atrocious spell- ing . . . boufant coifure . . . sym- pathetic, energetic . . . a friend to all, L'ebourifaite. Well, it's high time!
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