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

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Glee Club: H.M.S. Pinaforef' chorus , '52 Princess Ida, chorus, ,,,,,, , Y,,,,, w'54 Pops Concert, Soloist W ,,,,,,, , H '52, l54 Academic Honors: Semester I ,,,, , .,,,. '52, '54, '55 Publications Staff ,,,, ,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,, 752, ,54, '55 Class Vice-President ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,'54 Sakawa Captain ,,,,,,,,, W ,,55 Citizen of Quarter ,,,, , '55 No one in our class is more fun-loving or more popular than Urch. Jean has been on the honor roll every year for her high grades and the Fine joh she has done as Salcawa captain this year has given evidence to her athletic ability. She has kept us laughing this year with her I-leave-Ho articles and witticisms, We admire Jean for her ability to get a joh done and get it clone well. Jean will he remembered for her lovely blond hair, her good sportsmanship, and her ability to stick to her convictions and hold her own in any discussion. JEAN GAGE CAMPBELL She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on 57 Urch

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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.

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ALICE CATHERINE CROUCI-I How brilliant is the morning star, The evening star how tender- The light of both is in her eyes, Their softness and their splen- Clor.', PuClclin' ' Glee Club: l-l.lVl.S. Pinaforef' l-'lebe , , '52 Trial by juryf Bridesmaid ,, , , , '53 Gilbert and Sullivan Revue, Josephine, ,, ,'55 Pops Concert, Soloist , , , , , ,'53, '54, '55 Class Vice-President ,,,,,,,,,,,, , '53 Field Day Queen , ...,, '53. '55 Class Secretary ,,,C,,,,,,,, ,,,, , '54 Athletic Association Treasurer, , , , 755 Christmas Carol Director ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,, '55 Cover Girl, Valentine Issue, Miss Holland Hall ',,,, ,,'55 Surely one of the most attractive seniors, Cathy also provides an original spark to our class. She was chosen as cover girl for thc Valentine magazine, one of the reasons being that she seems to grow prettier every clay. A real fan of anything that includes a good laugh, Cathy is almost invariably found in the center of any happy circle. One of her talents lies in singing, and many will remember her lovely voice in the operctta and in the Christ- mas scrvices where she sang solos. Good luck always, Cathy.