Holland Hall High School - Eight Acres Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KI' O' - fi 9 M L W RSM F -.Egg 3 5 Q M as President ,,,, Kay Stover X ,A in Aww qqzsql A A Cx, Vice-President Ann Mnness Q Secretary , Mary Nesbitt Treasurer , Penny Meadows wwalx N1 , PENNY MEADOWS' LUNCHEON AT VILLA VENICE Front row, left to right: Penny Wolaver, Joann Fenton, Jolene Haynes, Maricllen Smith, Cathy Crounclm. Back row: Jenny Alcott, Ann Maness, Penny Meadows, Mary Ruth Nesbitt, Kay Stover. me 2 9+ 5 9' ,ff W I the

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GENEVIEVE ANN ALCOTT Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, Like twilight too her dusky hairf' uilennyyy Glee Club: Trial lay Juryfl chorus ,,,,,, Pops Concert, chorus Art work for Eight Acresn ,,,. ,,,,,..,,.. Christmas Cover Contest: Runner-up ,,,,,,, ,,,,, Publications Staff ,.., ..., ,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ..,,,, Student Council Representative s,.,. Academic Honors: Semester I ,,,,,, High Honors: Semester I ..,. Semester II ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,.r,., ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,.,, '53 3 53, '54 ,,,,.'54 54, '55 r ,, W 55 ,,,,,'55 53,'54 53,'54 Inherent to Jennyis nature is a passion for neatness and perfe:tion which makes her do things well or not at all. Jenny has learned that silence is truly golden, but those who know her well realize how enthusiastically she can talk on any subject which she considers worth-while. She has the mature good taste to prefer a few fine things to many less perfect ones. Her avocation is the accordion, and those who have heard her play agree that it may well become her vocation.