Mary Institute - Chronicle Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1943 volume:

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LL0 ary ,jgvaffaerine UUUVAQQJ ttxhllxbl QW WWC WWW A l Gb M Y, V 0V W gov F QL Into O LL fmt Q Larlies anml Gentlemen: The promlueers and rlireetors ol' this clrama, eallecl The C'ln'oniele, lEHZ3, take pleasure in presenting this small but lively play, patterned particularly after the aetion of reeent months on Binary lnstitute's stage. The principals in the east, the pupils of our sehool, will be seen in their hours of study, exeitement, enter- tainment, relaxation. We regret to announce that this play will be found even shorter than the 1942 edition. More and more the realization eoines home to us that our stage is a small part of the great world. Aeeorclingly, a number of features has been omitted altogether. We regret especially the absenee of the elass pictures of the Lower School pupils, those Faithful young apprentices of ours. Some other aets have also been omitted or eonclensed. llow- ever, our numerous apologies shall not keep you, our loyal auclienee, waiting longer. S01--M Unrtain Going Up! .fgcf One - Cfaaaea .l1'N1111:s 1xx11So1'11ux1o111cs - , , S11:x1o11s X1x'1'11 .xxn l',14:11'1'11 1.111111-is ,!gCLL jll0 L ,SZQOIJ5 .X'I'll I,I-ITN' 1XSs111'l.X'I'IUN 'l'1QxN1s I Im'1i 111' IMs1i 1c'1'- IAM I,I, X'u1,1,1cY-I3 1 1.1, Ihsl-111.1 l.l, Jef fume - .Jycfiuifiw I'1,n'1m1:1q14:1:s AX11 S11N1o11 f'0l'Xl'll. l.11a11.x1:Y l3u,x111m .xxn 12111311 f1l,l'Ii 11111111 Axxlm f'111:11x1r'1.11 lJ1'1c1:14:'1 1ix .11:x1411: P11011 1 .14 year af War in, j!Lree .fyclfa QW in Q 2 EW gary? M 'Y N K mxMfi3TWm'w v Q 'RN wx. SN K 'Q .mf 4 , .. fd A. . A in M ,..w any uQ1f1,5LL1fLl1fLlfe The setting ol' our play is a rambling eolonial building set on a terraee trinnnecl with fragrant pines and pear trees in bloom, But to us, Mary Institute is more than forty aeres olf loveliness. The library is not merely a room containing' a, well-organized eolleetion of booksg it is the scene ot our liveliest elass meetings. Our class- rooms serve not only for mliseussions of lessons but for the formation of lasting irienflships between elassmates anal teachers as well. The poplar trees lining the high- way are important to us, not solely because we plantefl them, but because they are the symbol of our blossoming forth into maturity. The amphitheater brings tears to our eyes, not beeause ot its beauty, but beeause of the emotions we experienced at the eoronation of the May Queen. The Hag waving above our heads is for us some- thing beyoncl convention 5 it is the constant reminder of the cluty we must fulfill lor our eountry. This expresses in some measure what this dramatic setting means to us. emorioufn Iiuring Ilia: IHISI' ywii' our svliool has losi IIii'01: gum! l'i'im-mls: Mr. S1-urs, Miss Stvvi-iisoii. :md Miss fliwiws. .XII wiiiviiilxm-i'wI our Iilmzijx' wiih gifts ol' Imoks I'i'm11 Thvii' own vollwiiuiis. Miss I:iIli:1ii Iirziws was for IIii1 ry-'rI1I'0m- ywirs Thi- Iiwlml ol' Thx- Iiuglish 1IOIb2lI'Ill1l'l1I. Slim: h:i1I i'vi'ii'wI Ifrimi :ivfiw fum-Iiiiig iii 19230, Miss Virginia Hivwiisoii. lwI'oi'c- Iwi' l'1'IIl'lIll1PllI' in l!P'3fI, Il21lI In-vu with flu: smhoul Im' I'oi'iy-ffwo lvmwirs. Shi: is I'I'IIl0IIlIlUI'I'1I Ivy Iwi' pupils :is :iii miTsT:imIiiig Iwivlim-i' ol' Iiis'fm v. I'I4Illlllll4I IIEIIIIIIIUII Hvzirs. who i'vsigiiwI :is prin- vipal in 1929. :ific-1' IIiii'I.v-I'o1ir' .w:1i's ol' sviwivv. :lic-rl Izisi .IIII-Y :IT thi: :lgv ul' iiiiiviy. 'I'Ii1' Svzirs' IMOIIIIIIEIIIUII. vsT:1IrIisIw1I iii Imiioi' ol' his :iflnlimlilv work, is l1i:1ii1t:iiiiwI Inv i'oI1ii1I:ii'x' c'o11fi'iIiiitio1is. gfiwii vliioiiy by vhissvs mi flwii' silvvr 2llllIIYUl'S21I'.X'. 'I'Iw I'umI is :iv:iiI:1IrIv lim' ui11is11:iI im-ils ol' l':im-iiliy 1114:1i1Iwi's. Lisiwl iii Who's Who :is :in :iuilior :mil l'lIll4'ilIUI'. ho is kiiowii To us :ls :1 loyal Iirivml lm-ziiisc: ol' his I'I'l'lll10llI l'OllIl'IIJ1lII0llS I0 our puIiIi- vzitions. ICIJMUND HAMILTON SEARS 1852 -H 19-12 JJ a In algo ww NYl'l1'lllIlK'1l Miss Gl'2ll'U HM 1o1l1iwIrl1'1 l ' Q ar, :ls .M-ling lrlm-lpul ui I.1r.v Iustiflltv. Wllm-11 our IIUW lilfillilglllx 2lI?IWilI'l'll 1'2lI'I-Y in IM X 1 - ' Hllllwl' ws- W1-rv IIEIIPIPY tu l4'Zll'l1 H1211 ilw Imam! ol Nlzlrx' lnsiliuin I ' . . - . , . . ul sm-lm-vtml hm' lm' our l,I'llll'lIHll. Imtln S1ll4llkIl1SilII4l Ialvllllx' gum 1l1QI'ilft'l'lll 2lIilII'l'1'i2l1iUl1 ul' lwr work. Mus. flII.l5lGI!'I' Miss Timmy MRS. JlHGI1Il'Kl'I Miss AIl'1'c1l11f:l,1 Z9 ECMA? lvI'l'l'IlC Sullooi, Miss Iilizzxlwfll .lm-2111 IXVUWII X I. X M I lllXl'I'sitV ul' Mil'lli 'lIl t'uunsm-lm', t'nlumbi:1 l'nix's-rsity Ilvzm nf Girls, Lzllin Mrs lX2l1IlUl'1ll1' lvnsnlallc- l omlw ILS., ,X.ll,, l'nix'v1'sity ut' Missmlri .X. AI., xv!lHlliIlf.2'lUIl Vnivc-rsity llistury Mlss M2lI'IUll l,. liaxvls A.l3,, xVl'Sl0I'l! Colle-,ge-3 ,X.M., l'lllX'4'l sity nf t'lmir'zxg'o 3lIllh0ll1Zl1lK'S Mrs. I!l'lSl'00 Ijlxilll ,X.Il,, 'IH-xzls Stutv Calls-gvi A.M., XY:xs!. ington l'nivm-rsily Assistant lla-:ln of Girls, Ilistury . 's. . . . 1 x' Ali., A.M., I'nivm'sity uf XVisf'cmsiu Spanish Mlss Ruth llm-ron l,ibI'ZlI'i21I1, Snciul Stuclivs MISS BRQWN 1 MHS. VUNIHIC Miss lJAv1S Mus. DEAN .I ,Lk K1 5 ' Alf I'rufs-ssionul Uiplumzl fm' l'sym'l1olug:iv:1l MIN ll2ll'l'Y W. .lovriivkv A.1l., ,X.M., Ohio State L' Latin Miss.i1'z111 Nllll'lll'li ,X.l3., Smith College English, Social Studios nivcrsily JIISS MITLLINS Miss KiV2lI',iOI'il' Mullins 1 lNllSS PICKEL ' Q' wllogv' X M., Uulum uizi Xl' Ousxc-Ima 1 , t -ur' Rl'l'l1lX't:l'Sil6, 'Fou- . . J., lll'!iYf?l'Sllj'Q Ibm' 1 louse l'lI'CIli'll ,X.ll., ALM., XY1lSlllIU.l'lUll I Sviurwfa Miv Ifthvl Iwivkm-ll lim, Miss .Xhmv l'l1lul 'nivursity A.li., l'nix'C1'sity of XViscunsin l+Zng:lisl1 M l'lmrlcN SC'0WOSl4'l' l'S. . 1 .. .Ft - 'I l' U Miss Rmu ' Qmith 4'ulls-ge: lvrtihm-ut ' ' Q - llrvnrvl rg Iliplonw ..,,,. X I dos, I'n1x'1'r'sllL 111 511 Wlluldvs do Uivilisution, Lu Sorbonnc Frencfli Mus. Smgwosu-E12 MISS STEVENS MISS Voomllvilcs Miss BERGI-:sms MHS. IHJUIAVARE Y MISS DICKEY Miss Gnoou MRS. SHAKLICE Miss XVIBBING XTAQ Zhang? Miss DOI'0tillY In-0 Stevens .X.lS., VVell0sl0y Collegeg A.M., Uni versity of Pennsylvania English Miss Mary K. Voorhees A.R., Northwestern liniversityg A.M. Uolumbi:-L University Matllcnizltic-S Iiowlcn Scliooi. Miss Uifiliv H01'g0sl'l1 Hczul of the Lower School Mrs. .Xlc-x B. Houlwzirv 'l'ilil'li Hrarlo, Arithnietic Miss Glzulys llickvy l'h.l'3., Vniversity of Uliiwigo lfifih Grade, Social Studios Miss Estelle Gloor lfourth Grmle, Geography Mrs. vlvilllllll Billlili Sililkillil lJ.E.I'., lfnivorsilo do Grenoble l rvnm'li Miss Nvllio Wilmbing Seventh Grads .l'1:1ixLii:Y .llicinxicmiicsr Miss Anna M. Shea Head of the l'1'imary Department Miss Elizzilwili l'ilI'l'llfil Uoycl AJS., Smith College Nursery and KlH1lk5I'gPLI'tl'H A IH' D1-ii-,xl:'1' M li NT Mrs. J. .Xllvn Morgviis A.I'J., l5.S., Washington University A.M., Columbia T7niver'sity Art in the Upper' School Mrs. Madge T.ove1'0tt Willf-is Art in the Lower School 1 V f ,l,. A, A 1 ' .Ya MISS SHEA Miss LLOYD Mus. MOHGENS MRS. VVILLETS Music S I limvtur IXIISS IHIOXVN . SS. Assistant to the Di we Mcglgtilftgg Mlsu: i . ss iiWt'II1i0i'Yll liouism- limwll Xl' IMVI I1 f 'soy Uuilvgv for NVUIIIOII win I'IIiY0l'Sl4iX Miss lilsic l'vlv vlmul Au-onipzmist l'i1Ys1v.x1. ICi11'm'.x'l'mN . ss i,Cll0i0IM' Mmfi ml . IU Posse Sc-howl of I'hysic'z1l IGI 1 lu-zltion Miss Mziricm liuiivy LU., Ilcloit l'ulI0g'0 nzvtcmi' Mary Nlizzliwtii iilll'iilIQ2llllK' ILS., IInivui'sity of Missouri Assistzlnt to thu Di rector' Miss .ICIIIIIUO IX. Uiiilml ILS., IInix'vrsity of IXIIL-Iiigzing A.M., Columbia University Assistum to th ,I Ionic I' 0 Dirccftm' Icoxoxl ws Miss May I. Houfmi A.Il., XV:1shing'ton Univvrsit Iumbi' I ' yg ILS. Uo- .x l nlxurslty of the Homo I+h'unomic-s :ind Supewinta-rixlc-lit of Hook and l4lIIlt'il Ilcpurlniunts Miss i'iYK'i'YIl l3oi'1im'ii Potts ILS., Columbizi lfnivcrsity Cooking, Scvving' Om'1c'r: Miss Niiici iiupo .. ., .X.M., XV:isl1ingtun Un' , lvorsily Iicg'istr'a11' Miss Iiiixziimcili .lziiiv iilIIIIl'I' A.II., VVz1sIiingt0n Univcrsity MISS PYLE Ifiriziriciul S - ' ' eu L,tLu y MISS IXIACIACOD Miss BAILEY Miss 13URL1Nc.AM1c Miss UIIILD Miss Lola. Breitensteiii R.N., Washington University School of Nursing School Nurse Mrs. Alfred ,Elliott Davis A.B., Washington University Second Grade Mrs. H. Kenneth Ilivkes A.B., NVelIesley College Secretary Mrs. Harvey G. Dunliain Field Secretary Mrs. Margery Haas Godfrey Elementary Teaching Certificate, Kent State University Nursery School Miss Pearl Grotpeter Assistant in the Nursery School Miss Louise Minton Sixth Grade Mrs. W. C. Xirkles Librarian Miss Kathleen Scott A.B., Austin Collegeg M.l71., Columbia College of Speech and Dramatics Speech, Dramaties Mrs. Grace J. Stewart Penmanshlp Miss BoU'roN Miss Poms MISS HOPE Mrs. li. F. Thomas Assistant in the Nursery School Borrlcn S. Ycetlcr, M.ll. School Physician l MISS RUMER FACULTY Ficncyiis WH Now Miss Miss Mabel D. Avis Our Retired Registrar Miss Ophelia Curry Helped us plant the poplars.. Mrs. George H. Boettner Spanish Teacher Who Resigned at Christmas-time Mrs. Charles ll. Gore, Jr. Second-Grade Teacher, Resigncd Miss Mary Louise Nolker Best Wishes to the Bride Mrs. Carl Otto English Teacher, Resigned x 1' A 8 X MN. ' T ' M' L., - , l,1e.Q:g5,,,, in tssm I ii , 'iii - 's -. . .,.,-efggs 534532 - - , Igggiby I Mira ' xliispw. isis:-., NN - JJ O is c If n e , e M 5. :QPQf,.,': owfied 'ii-fi' 'Fi' s any Place: A crowded corridor WH, 'SL l Time: The lull before the storm Action: Accelerated The first act presents the girls of Mary Institute working in their classes or meandering through the corridors with rather dazed expressions, expecting the worst in the next class. Seniors come first, as is their privilege in all cases, in spite of the pro- tests of underelassmen. flf these damsels on the senior pages look a bit angelic, a bit glamorous, remember that wonderful things can be done in photography these days.j Next appear the Juniors in an orderly row on the front steps. Don't let their calm, undisturbed expressions fool you 3 their day is a wild one. We've presented the sopho- mores, freshmen, and sub-freshmen Qwhose every- day name is the Eighthsvj in much the same fashion, including a glimpse of some of their busy moments. Lights-curtain-the play is on! w 'feng' 5 ,W ... K K 53 ,, ,I Qin . K mg. , w ig , 'H 1 ,:,,.,.H ' P M fl.: Wifi- gg' 4' ,Q , yi? Q 5 ' Qs, ,,:s?::'Qf.,:E +4552 H- ' M05 5:15321 'f:flS2z :.. 3. f IE if 1 il 5 ,,.., MW f Q' ,f , 5115 :fex 1 ' ' ' .jCz1f!Lerine 1fmf1,e5 g6LIfCA ll,lS viv11vio11s l11'11111-tte proved such an exe-ellent cxuc'11tiv1s i11 licr junior year that we followed that good old An1c1'i1:an custoin and drafted lier for 2lIlUllll?l' tCl'1ll. Despite Kittyis niany Worries over the senior class, she still Illilllilglls to llash tl Sll1llC that rivals any we know. Plus the gentle art ol' persuasion Kitty has what it takes to 1lllll10Ili'C the lamfulty to write a. fairly straight line ol liis vavli llllblllll. ,Kitty is an oiitstfinding athlete and has sein-11 on lllIlL1llll'l'illDl0 A tl'2llllS. Long a 111:1i1'1stz1'y in our flI'?ll112ltll'S, Kitty was outstzinding in the Junior 0111-1'ett11. One ol' the liigliliglits ol' the Sl'1'0ll4l t1-r1n 'for Kitty and for the entire svliool was the radio 1Jl'Ogl'2llll, 'llll'Oll2lg2ll1ll2l,., wliivh slim- illlll four ol' hor t'l2lSSll12ll't'S presented over ,li MOX. After her splendid speecli ot' XVl'll'O1llC i11 SGlll6I11lJ9l', Kitty was llailvd as il second Alwg she l'f'l'l2lllll.Y has possibilities. ,Irv llfllltl' wiv. .14 20 .. J0110'-v randy- Lauw-I. an-J tLk..Aawu--Jil-1 mana La..u.1l---F11 D '99-'l I J... 1nd MJ ful Q.. ww Q. .,... NW! hav l AMA LU 4 IC 6 Years at Mary Institutgmj Gold Team Chronicle Board, '40, '41, '42, '43 Junior Council, '42 Senior Council, '43 Class President, '42, '43 Class Secretary, '41 Lead in Christmas Play Chairman Christmas Party Dramatic Club Juan in Operetta French Poetry Contest, '42 Tennis Singles and Doubles, '41, '42, '43 Hockey, '41, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '41, '42, '43 Baseball, '41, '43 Basket-ball, '40, '41, '42 Soccer, '40, '41 Ping-pong, '43 May Maid I 711111 Hn' nzost 11,'omif 1'f'ul llli1I1l'l aux sn we wot X ev' XMWWX ZSDX GJ-4 ' 'Q Ui t - awww.. vi Green .Team 0 02 f Chronicle Board '40 '41 '42 '43 Tennis Singles and Doubles, '40, '41, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '42 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Playworkers, '43 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Chapel Usher Cake-baking Contest, for credit First Prize 'l ol'y0t it OW Ciffancf .fgnfrim Mc W1Yfmfma '1'l'lASl4Ill from way baek, those around her live in terror of her next worcl. Nevertheless we all love Doofly, the baby ot our 1-lass, and wouldn't know how to get along without her keen clis- position, contagious laugh, and wonderful sense of humor. Shes been with us sinee kinclergarteng it will be a loss to Mary when lloomly graduates. She enters into the senior room bull sessions with gusto, and has an inexhaustible supply of stories which weive all heard a thousand times but still laugh at. Probably the most tun ol' anybody, 'Iloocly is an asset to any hen party or dance. In spite ot her love ot fun, Iloolly can work. She is on the CHRONICLE Board, a member of the Glee Club and Playworkers, and excels in gyni, where she is on the tennis team and other 'SAN teams. We bid many tonal farewells to lloorly and her seventh hour hieeoughs. l-lest ot luck to you at Bennett next year. -21.- Wowifgn .Aon er? was NY tl-ntli porioll ons- lllil-Y sw il group ol' seniors vroweling 21l'0llllll Nlairilyn as sllo llK'2llS out lior l'2lX'0l'll0 lroogs-.y woogvyfl .lust El little 1ll0l'l'l'll2lll livo ll-ol of 1-lmrni is un an owolli-nt llesvrip- tion of rXl'OlllJOl'.LI. :is sliv is l'rvqiu1i1tl'y l-alla-ll. She has always be-on :1 sourve ol' 0llll'l'lillllHl1'lll lor tlw vluss. Marilyn is wry x'vi'satilog al, gooll atliloto, rlniivor, pianist. ll'0-Sli2llt'l', :incl singer. She luis mlisplayoml lwr Yorell lilll'lllS :is li2ll'lllK'llt2L in tlio Junior Opt-iwfttzl illlil in nniny lllov Vlulm solos, :mil her lC'l'-Sliilllllgf ability in Sl5YI'I'ill Silvei'-Skates. Sho llilS ln-on on niostv ol' tllo A toanis. Uno of lli'l' ,l'2lYOl'lll' liolnlmios flrosiilos im--slcntiiigj is knitting. Uni- min soo Ivy the sorks zinfl swoutm-rs slim- luis nnulo tlizlt slim' is un zivloinplislioll knittvr. llvr w1'saitilil,x' :xml UXt'l'lll'lll' sl-liool spirit tlirougliout In-r .Yl'ill'S at Hairy lmw 1Il2llll' lwr an iimiliiulmlt- nic-iiilwr of thi- class of '43, .. 22 - 5-ug' I wo-1 N522-pQ,,L 0 O r A 13 Years at Mary Inst' ,ute Gold Team Archery, '40 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Basket-ball, '40, '42, '43 Captain, '40, '43 Hockey, '40, '41, '42 Soccer, '40 Tennis Singles and Doubles, '41, '42, '43 Glee Club Carmelita in Operetta 1,6 'Ai' '40, S'll'l'!'l.lj yo1L'rr' j1'.stiny ' 1-xo-R1 -J..-.e.. Q. su-ala. qo-1 Quo.:-H is iqggv. xggh. Mask.-I--1 'L Xfslb -s..mN-- k 40-'N'-fr Y' LQ!-Ak. bn -1515- 1 Lamar qs' ksuxn q....,4 5 Years at Mary Institute gd ' 'ss Gold Team TM M KX? Chronicle Board, '43 -lq 1 's '1N' Baseball, '41 Mlm-Il. Assistant Head Librarian mx 18 L Dona Consuela in Operetta Q0-a x 1..- hjgiw, a little southern gal who hailed from Arkansas five years ago-a girl who has added personality, charm and Vivaeity to the Class of 432 Bemie will long be remembered for her gorgeous blond hair, a luscious figure, and her little shadow Patty. Efficiency and Glamour usually don't go well together, but in Kay,s ease, the tradition is broken, for not only is she a valuable librarian, but she is also an indispensable member of the CHRONILE Board. Most of us remember and envy Kay for her part of '4Dona Consuelai' in the operetta-not only did she play her part well, but she was also Ma, - - han one of the few leads who did not have to sing.,, If anyone should happen to peek into the home-eeonomies room on any Friday after- noon, she might be able to catch a glimpse ot Eemie trying her best to whip up some new recipe to try out on her c-lassmates. All in all, Kay has been a colorful addition to our class. ...23.. oacg .jczlfderine emid ffm 86LI'Ll'L8 JMALZJQCL EPIA? TALL, thin girl with beautiful red tresses. For any member of the senior elass this description would be sufficient, but for the sake of bewildered outsiders We shall inform them that her name is Jeanne Berry. Jeanne is one of the quieter members of the senior class and is a student in the true sense of the word. Just one hasty glanee over her report eard would show you that she has received her share of those coveted e,s,', and there is not one subject in which she does 11ot work painstakingly and diligently. The advertising section of the CHRONICLE Board owes her a debt of gratitude for the many ads she has brought in. Jeanne is also a member of the Library Board and works hard for Mrs. Condie in many of her free periods. She is everybody's friend, and we all know that she will go far at Sarah Lawrence. lf present plans Carry, she will have lots of Mary vompany. -24.. 12 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Chronicle Board, '42, '43 Library Board, Treasurer, '43 Chapel Usher Junior Prom, Chairman of Food Committee . , X wfgwiypy D-3' 5.-v ,W ' A. .r x' ae' 'V 5,4 , ,br V' Something new and different!! r-DJ!-Q.n.0a-4-LI... Q.ucQC9.5.4,4'1' 7l7Q+0 Wagga- I 6 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Chronicle Board, '40, '41, '42, '43 Assistant Business Manager, '42 Assistant Editor ,'42 Hockey, '40, '41, '42, '43 Captain, '42 Soccer, '40, '41 Captain, '41 Basket-hall, '41, '42, '43 Christmas Party Finance Coniniittee Chairman Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 President, '43 Spelling Contest, '41 French Poetry Contest, '40, '42 Pat O'Toole in Operetta Junior Prom Connnittee Chairman ll'usn't it 71r1rrI. ' il Mczfrice :S 7 H ii, do call ine tlleef is the ol't-heard pleading of this attrac- tive girl. She is eertainly huslv enough to be so called-and we do mean in all phases ol' sehool lile. ltlven if we pass over the eonspicfuous faet that, in all her years at Mary, her report eards have never ilasheml anything hut all l'l's, we should have many reasons to atlniire Beatrice. 'lliligent work in niusie, her chief in- terest, has turneml out a violinist that the sehool thrills to listen to. lieatriee talks continuously ot' last sununer, spent at lnterloehen, anml i'aithi'ull-v attencls the Saint Louis Symphony. The Glee Club showed its appreciation ol' her talents when they eleeted her presi- mlent. Many of the new icleas and well-wortleml phrases of this book inaly he attrihuteml to her, the Assistant l'l4litor of the CHRONICLE. We shall all reineniher the svenes she stole as the eoniedian, lrish l'at U l'oole, in our Junior Operetta. ..25... 111' lk Wefaufufe game rown, 111, 1s 111113 111 11111 812111111353 01' 0111 class. S110 St2l1'1Ctl 111 Mary 111 11111 1illlt1K'l'g.f1ll'tl?ll 111111 11218 w1111fl1e11 our class grow 1111111 131111111 llll'0llg1l 11111 .Y0ill'S. A qui111, 111111ssun1i11g girl, Melanie easily 1f1111111s 21 111111111 111 1110 l1111111s 01 1111 llU1' 11111ss-n111111s. She excels 111 sports 211111 11111 111111111 111111 2llW2lyS 1111 1101111171 near 1110 1011 of 1119 1111111is l111111111. Ylllll' s1111i01 A l1011k11'y 11111111 will always be gl'iltGl'l1l 10 3111111111111 101' lllil' skill 111111 Sl1Ol'1S111illlS1ll11 wl111vl1 11111111111 11 i21lI'0l1gll 1110 ll0Kfli0.Y s1111s011. As 21 s1111' 111111-llillfli 111111 1111111111n, sl111 sp111'1e1l 11113, 10am 011 10 lllillly v111101'111s. For 11111s11111 111f11v111es, Melanie 111111s 10 1'i1li11g wi1l1 11111 s1111111 skill 111111 1111j0y11111111 1l1a1 1110 present lll all l1e1 school 111f1iv11111s. Mel 1s 11 busy 11lQlll1Jl'1' 01 11111 l11111111y 13011111 11n1l spends 111111111 ol' 11111 111110 in 1111s work. S1111 possesses 21 11el1gl11- ful blush 111111 il pleasiiig 11111s01'111li1y 111111 will 1111111 lllql' ilkll' 111 111is World. ...20... 7 ff 1,1'Z1'f?f., f,f',,fff'ff.,1.,, ,47f,l-LIQAAAUL 221 70 0. - ,012-6f,K'Ja 'L? ,A,o4,4yf1vf?dv4 ' ,5VYJL'Cf A-LQ - rv 0'-041 Y 3 1 1 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Captain, '42 Vice-President, '41 Athletic Association, Secretary, '42 Cl1'1'istmas Party Chairman of Gift-wrapping Library Board Baseball, '41, '42, '43 Basket-ball, '40 Hockey, '40, '41, '42, '43 Soccer, '40, '41 Tennis Singles and Do11bles, '40, '41, '42, '43 Tumbling, '42 Do you 1371111111: so ? 86LlfLlfL8 61,48 566 !!6'LA6LlfL A'-Craft, ' ,J-o-A4 r J ' c'4 -If ya-4+ 2.4.4.9 bv-as-g,., YA-4-AAL? fr-rpg, ' u O I, W fa-1,9515 an-oc 4- 6 Years at Mary Institut 5 g Green Team 3, Playwm-kei-S, '41, '42, '43 ,,i,,,,,,,L President, '43 Prom Committee Chairman of Decorations Operetta Dance Committee Christmas Party Committee Chairman Bulletin Board -'wuz W 2 c L' YOL' hear a ttveddy funny punw with bursts of laughter ae- eonipanying it, just expert to see .lc-anne,s blond head appear- ing in your niidstg her subtle wit and sense ot humor make her weleonie in any group, male or female. When Callie,7 starts telling about one of her amazing experiences, she soon has all her listeners in hysterics, and by the end of the tale, halt the class is elamoring for more. When not reduced to tears over a friendis disappoint- ment, the cancellation ot' a eolored hand, or a suddenly sprung monthly, Jeanne is always enjoyahly, it not haphazardly, engaged in some activity. She will always possess the admiration of the senior class in regard to the decorations of the junior prom, for which she gained, and riehly deserves, the eoveted position ot presi- dent of the Playworkers. Thanks, Jeanne, for your light-hearted gaiety, and natural, easy-going temperament. -27- Qeaf 1 K Shiva? gyozine golzen, iriluinr is one of the most enviable young ladies in the Senior Class. Besides sporting a inagnilieent Uaclillae ear, she has one of the largest arrays of clothes that we have ever seen. Many of her suits and other wearing apparel are 'fashionecl after her own liking, as she expects to he, and we are sure she will he, a great fashion designer. ln her aeacleniie aetivities, Shirley is taking quite a hard course. She has eontinuenl with her iillltlfllv and Latin, perhaps with an eye to the future, for who knows when they may be of some use? She is reineniheriug her niany Latin terms espe- cially, as they are quite useful in the merlic-al fielcl. By this l do not mean that she will he a cloetor, hut such a profession will probably be of major iinportanve in her later life. But in the more immediate future Shirley will he practicing at Washington preparing for t'Vogi1e,' and M'a1le1noisellef, -28... 5 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Latin Play 'SWEQMWQ if s M1 Qlblegfawd ' Did you stuffy ? Om. Ab QXSQAN. Soya' UJIUN. 8 Years at Mary Institute Green Team French Quiz Program Oil, 71011: 1L'07'LlIl'l'.fllI.,u 5 QMMMM, 6Ll 6lf Qlfl'L5lf0CA .um is the senior with the beautiful eyes. Have you ever seen luseious, long, dark eyelashes and big brown eyes? Sara erin boast both. Anil then her elmriniug smile plus El sense of humor make her welcome both at sehool and arouml St. liouis. She is also one of the easy going, ezirelree members of the class. W e often wonder how she can smile so eheerlfully while on her way to some exam. Sara has her serious sirle too. She is one of the girls in her clivision who faithfully IJFOPZI res her homework anal always remains eompletely interested in all elasses. 'lllll'l1 too we'll never forget those wonflerful dances l'or the Vzulets at Lainbert lflielrlg and we all feel Sara is responsible lor letting us in 011 21 good time. The seniors feel lueky to have her as ai elassniate, for whenever we feel the neerl ol' someone to listen to our troubles or la ugh at our jokes, we look ,I'or Sara. -- 29 -. I 6LIfLC815 6Ll gH,l 8lf OOWL 55 C' C lf1:ixN'rn' Iignro dashing nnnlly flown tho hall to toll some ol' hm-r l'ric-nels hor latest trouhlos could not ho iflontifierl as any other than our holow-il 1l00l11lJSl0. Sho is one girl in the senior rlass whose mo mularitv is duo to hor ovorlasiinff sense of humor for .1 Z1 7 there is many a porson who has boon 4-1'1t0I'tail1ofl for litorally hours by her various hilarious tales of lilo 'cup in tho Country. t l'ho Bliin V' MEIUJS vontrilmntion win ho found nearly an 'wliol'o viv- C 7 ., F1 I1 gling over tho past week-onml with Skinny and Mag. All that know this carofrc-0 lass will agreo that you just can't holp loving hor. Coombs has ai wood cloal of ahilitv, l2ll'ill'l1lill'lV alonfr litorarv and 5 .1 4 . 21 .1 cl1'an1atimf lines. As il result ol' hor intorust in writing sho was appointed feature editor of the Diary. l+'ranm'0s is a sploiidiml artrc-ss, and it wouhhft he- surprising if wo saw hor nannc- in the lights of Broadway soinorlay. ..3O... u .W 4 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Diary Reporter, '40, '41, '42 Feature Editor, '43 Thanksgiving Program, '41 Christmas Program, '42 Delores Junior Operetta Operetta Dance Committee Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Qu5.,gxu:hv2-Lx. 3 we-S KTX Wil ubov3L kiss. of C10-Q Llifbi B 5 uouls QCD-XXXKDLSVXQKLY Du, uxm 'KQV gg, .. os-Q1 320 7 wg Ki,- lVaIl great, fm happy for you f' i l 6 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Chronicle Board, '41, '42, '43 Business Manager, '43 Secretary of Class, '43 Athletic Association Treasurer, '43 Hockey, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '42 Basket-ball, '41, '43 Soccer, '41 Playworkers, '42, '43 May Maid x.. ffenffe-..l.'ue trac! so many good -I-imes L:H'+t'l you .L Could. nd- ?C-Ssibl 'Lljqnff yew 'HW 4- em all now tJTtWQn K fleauens, CU 2 on'l' fm ug +0 'Toe got to go on u dict Gay QOOCg'byQ.+. ogg! I' Conn Sfunukr Q f 7 une Wan banning am FX1-ew., 1 i jolt ALL the latest dope on diets and dates, we refer you to Cunn, that popular member of the senior class. Each Monday marks the beginning of a new diet, and her week-end anecdotes are a main feature of the senior room sessions. Beautiful blond hair and super clothes fthe envy of all her classmatcsj, are characteristic of Lynn, whose one weakness Q and that only to herj is a rosy blush, which constantly covers her face. lf you are thinking that she is always on the lighter side, just glance at her list of activities. In addition to all that glitters there, is the gold of her scholastic ability, which has been proved by the frequent appearance of her name on the E-average list. Too much praise cannot be given her for the time and effort she has spent as one of the etlieient business managers of this book. The ability and personality, which M. I. is proud of, will carry her far at Smith. -31.- nancy lb8!LLlfLC!0l'! Swim ANCY may he heard dashing into srhool any morning saying, 'gtluess what? WIC are on goorl terms agziinfi Although it seems to he her nmin voinlorii to stay on good terms as she puts it, she nianages to settle flown mluring the week to being Assistant Business Maiiager of the Iliury. Outside of sc-hool Nana-y may he found tearing around town in that fzimous blue Ford from one store to the next buying her innunierahle skirts, sweaters and dresses. That she is one ol our best mlresserl seniors is an estahlisheml facet. Besides being IIOJEUI-l lor her c-lothes she has also been known to hold her own in the head of any vongzi vhziin. Although Nancy Kil0GSI1UE believe in tlancing contests :mel can usually be 'founcl at the tive day week. she usually inannges to c-swipe from her millions of ailments to make her aippeziinlit-v three- or Your of the five days. She has 21 grand sn-use of humor anml always cheerful. .-32... l 13 Gr Years at Mary Institute een Team ' Diary, '42 Assistant Advertising Mana risen? Mglggjyo n S2126 7f ?5' 3fld.9'65JbTD 50 lfg Q Qi? 5, I x Qjgf' SIA' 'il dmft bclifwvre it , if vfgdddzvflyffbf i l . 5 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Chronicle Board, '40, '41 Assistant Editor, '42, '43 Senior Council, '43 Vice-President of Class, '40 Tennis Singles, '40, '41, '42, '43 Tennis Doubles, '40, '41, '42, '43 Hockey, '40, '41, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '41, '42, '43 Baseball, '40, '42, '43 Basket-ball, '40, '41, '42, '43 Soccer, '40, '41 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 flow 7'4'1flLlSI'l'6U QQMQLNQQHJJU Warlftra H Jane ,manga sLM1'i,v refuse to push, chants Marty as she lags at the end ol' the line while the inadrling crowd 1-limbs aboard the lor-al. Along with this pleasing personality, sparkling eye and naturally curly hair comes her dominant trait, called inotherly instinct. Never get her on the subject ot her sweet children, her adorable Sunday school class, it in a hurry. A combination of patience, skill and intelligcnec makes the pcrlert all-around type. Playing poker-taco among the laughing soldiers in thc Operetta, tearing down the hockey field as inner on the A team, pondering over a knotty problem in Yergil Cshe's positively amazing on sight pas- sagesj, whipping the various scetions of this hook into order as Acting Editor during spring vacation-hy carrying on all these activities fand many inorej with the poise ol' a Mine Chiang, lllarty makes her personal equation one that faculty and students admire. -33.. .J Z0 ,wflcgfcwfutfmm Q.. 06Ll4f P8 lflflfb -Tr 1 1 1 , . v . V . IIlli4I.IiY l Zlllll 141-1-111111 lS ull. X 11s 111111-1-ml, that IJlll'i1Sl' IS l111:11-cl flnily in lllll lovkc-1' 11111111, llK'll0l'K' vlllilll 1l2lSlll'S oil' lor l101' lllllvll. llor Ell11l1Slllg wism-1-111-ks 11n4l I1111' 111111sisto11t 1lllI'2lS0, I 1lon't 11111lc11'- stnnrlv are f1'0q11c'11tly ll1'Hl'il 111 1-111'l1 olf ln-r 1-lassvs. Sho is 21 ll2lI'fl worker anfl El good sport, not Olllj' in hor s1'l1ol:1sti1- mlutivs, but in aH1lctic's and 1-xt1'11-1-11r1'i1-11l111' :11'tiviti11s. ,X 1'o11s1-i1111tio11s lllllllllbkll' of the C1l110x1cf1.1c lgililfll for lllblll' yv111's, she has 2llW?lf'S lwvn ro- sponsihlc for l101' sl1:1r0 ol' H111 afls. 011 H10 :1c'aclc1111i11 si1l0, SID21lllSll and Cl10n1istry l111w 1111111-11l111l most to hor. One ol' .lo1111's l:1x'o1'it0 l1obbi0s is knitting. 0110 11111 vnsily soc by H111 SWf'2ll0f'S slu- l111s 1111101- that sllv is Y0l'.Y 211-1'0111plisl1111l in H1is flvlrl. l11 :11l1liti011 to lllll rvst ol' hor z111tivlti11s, slw ll2lS lltlllll 111'ti1'1'ly 1-11g:1g01l in H111 1X111111'i1-1111 Wo111e11's Yol1111t111'y S111'vi1'1e lfor so1111f llllll', and has 1lc1'ot111l 11111113' hours to the Rml Cross. ....34.. 6 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Chronicle, '40, '41, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '42 bg!!! 0- L P M91 1 4 MN I dont ur1rl14r.v1frm1l Dx,4N2,-,,.,', 3 IXMQHJA-+L Qsihmactww up-0-wNrw,kf,,,,,A3:3W 'Mag-MLQA 7 Years at Mary Institute Library Board, '43 Red Cross Chairman, '43 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Green Team Soccer, '41 Baseball, '41 Green Team Captain, '43 Senior Luncheon Toastmistress Cake-baking Contest, non-credit First Prize ' Do you know whatJo71nny said ? martin .Mylan gojgder ,LL BID one no trump-don,t you dare pass! That's a forcing bidlv And Gallehers off! You can often lind her in that den of iniquityf, the renowned senior room, right after the noon repast, completely lost in her favorite pastime. On the serious side, Maggie is one of the most willing and capable members of the Library Board. ln biology she constantly amazes us with her ad- venturous spirit in wanting to dissect everything from a grass- hopper to a baby pig. In athletics Martha Ann is tireless both in energy and in spirit and puts everything she has into every game she plays. As the chairman ot the Red Cross bandaging group, she has shown her business-like qualities in getting the exact number of girls there on time-Well, almost. Maggie is always ready to helpg and this cooperative spirit, coupled with her cheerful outlook on life, makes her a never-to-be-forgotten ineniber of the class. ...35-. QP? QC!!! g6Llf'6!lfL8I 1TH an unforgettable Western drawl, a head of enviable blond hair, and a friend-making personality, '4Gard hit the class of 543, and now we wonder how we ever get along without her. Maryls enthusiastie class spirit and interest in extra-curricular ae- tivities make it seem impossible that she has been at the Institute only a year. She is an exeellent horsewoman and her chief joy is riding, a fact that is proven by the ribbons and cups that adorn her room. In elass Mary is the delight of all her teachers for she never comes to class unprepared. In aetivities she is a valuable member of the Chronicle Board and a welcome addition to the Playworkers, especially when the need arises for a horse picture of any type. Indeed, Mary's outstanding intelligence and sound judgement have won her a place high in the esteem of classmates as well as teachers. -36- 1 , 1 Year at Mary Institute Green Team Playworkers, '43 Chronicle, '43 31651. XLT-TSG, TQ TS. K-JDT6Q2 1 -quiili-W Fl N-'0ov.Qb S112 To UUTLJQ To '-9.0K-L'T5'WN oQSCu.g 'LLB run oeb. dxsycmv., ,S-'W -Ruta-T Swarm LQ ic3CLyxN'4N1t gguq was swoul 'Thats gctaagl QONNL CJXS X11 N-xt ni'-XT SAXQOLSL. maui Let's rlonit be rugged 4 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Playworkers Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Assistant Head Librarian, '43 Manuel in Operetta Ullillfllf 1011112 we Irllking flbllllfiiu me QZPMA l+:N,vl'1Q is as unusual and interesting as her name. She came from a foreign land in 151339 and lJOCil1I1Q a Welcome addition to our elass. Our lirst impression ol' her will long remain with usp a l'aseinating aevent, sparkling blue eyes, and two long braids of blond hair whieh, in her Junior year, were out to a becoming bob. .llenatcfs rapid grasp of the Englisli language and her ability in all lielfls inclim-ate 1-learly a mental agility of which the majority ol' us are arlmiringly envious. ,ln the Glee Club, lflayworkers, and as head ol' Mrs. llC'21ll.S library she has been a eheerlul and eo- operative worker. She meets the world with a smile and a Whole- some good humor that springs l-P0111 an abounding vitality. It has been a pleasure to vount ll:-nate as one olf us and we hope that we have vontributed many pleasant memories to her first years in America. ..37... 66Ll 0!ylfL ,S7lfL.'56l,lfL 08l l'L8l ONJT let that calm poise fool you! It's quite misleadingl That quiet, modest nature conceals a very lively, energetic character. Sue is one olf those happy people who like everyone but are inclined to reserve the deeper emotions for their real friends. Despite Sue's alleged lack of sleep and energy, she is ready for anything and constantly races around with an alacrity that displays her overflowing store ot vitamin B. Her readiness to undertake any activity Qsuch riding eighteen miles her first time on a horsej has made her an all-round athlete. ln all of her classes, Sue is a hard and consistent worker, whether she likes the course or not. ln gym this quality has helped her work her way to better teams. In odd moments about school her trail is plainly marked by snatches of popular tunes, the busy stamping of library cards and the blind collecting of dues. Sue is a salt-ot-the-earth variety. ...3S... A Y l 6 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Hockey, '41, '42, '43 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Assistant Head Librarian -Diem Kivbke, l'Sl'x:.a swi-EQ bm Lge, ew 'Nha P-eQf-fl0muqln- ww zouwmq. I'-95, kat sztiffg spurt: :ei 'Quays F K L 5 n -sz -' ' s ig. I V-fl --'.. -.-. , -, 17 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Chronicle Board, '40, '41, '42 Editor, '43 Senior Council, '43 Class Treasurer, '40 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Basket-ball, '41, '42 Hockey, '40, '41, '42, '43 Tennis Singles and Doubles '41, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '40, '41 Badminton, '40 May Maid I 0 ,ff. 1 'd.4..N x H. '43 '40 Oli .lj01l'1'I' so fiuln-1'-1'-1' ' 6Ll g6Ll 8 If ,MCLIOXOE I j li: ALL agree that Happy is well named, for she will laugh at everything faiid nothingj. Peg is one ot those unusual girls who is a scholar, an athlete and a leader. We know that l'eggy's diligence brings her inany an li , When it comes to athletics, we find she has been on practically every A team sinee she entered Mary in the seventh grade. Her list of accom- plishments does not end here by any means, tor Peg a member of the Senior Uouneil and fllee Ulub. We saved the best for the last, and take this opportunity to inform you of the fine work l'eggy has done as editor ol' the t'hroniele. Hap is the envy ot the c-hubby members ol' the 1-lass beeausc she struggles to gain weight. No one wants Peg ever to ehange because she is one of the sweetest girls that liar-y has seen in many a year. All ol' Yirgibs best deities must have attended her f'ill'lSit'lllllg. ..39- 0l'LlfL6L Mlm .A!6LlfL5IflfL6LIfL 1' 'l'lll'Illl'l are i1ll'Y q11vs1io11s to 111- :111s11'c1'e11 11110111 11111 lair state olf Nliliiiesotzi, vslnt-vizilly 11111111111 hiilllltwllltllis, 1111111111 is 1,110 111111 to ask, l1w1111s1- for Illilllj' S1lll11lll'l'S sho 1li1S 111111111 this state 11111' 11111111-. 1111115 1s11o1't 1111- 1111111111-sb has 11111-11 111 Nlnry 1'o1 t11'e11'u -1'K'2ll'S, 211111 has slivc-00111111 111 111111111111 lllillly ollim-es. She 11218 111-1111 il 111:1i11s1:1-1' ol the 11iz11'y for El long ti1111- 111111 11llSyC2ll' is a1ssisi111112 wlitor. She also holsls the 11osi1io11 ol' 1'hi1-1 Ciltilltlglltll' 111 1111: 1.i111'111',1'. 1111111111 was one ol' 11ll5 few Zlllll lIll1i0l'1l1ll2l1U 10 seniors who 111111 il 1Wl'lll2lIll'll1 uxviise 11111111 1111.1'si1-111 v11111'11tio11. 14111111 thougrh . -fi? 1 1, X , 1 fy sw 4111 fill' 12 Years at Mary Institute it old 'I'ea111 Diary-Assistant Editor, '43 Alunlnae Editor, '42 Spelling Contest, '41 Library, Chief Catztloguer O11e1'etta1 Dance Committee Clll'iStII12lS Party, Cl1z1i1'n1z111 Advertising Comniittee Baseball, '41 Volley-ball, '41 Archery, '39 Tennis Doubles, '40, '41 she was 1101 2l1J111 to 112ll'12l1i0 ill the Sl'1l0ll1 sports. she is Zlll 211110021111 l,w1'.w Ul1I'l'1lfI4u ol' the Qjilllli' ol' goll' 111111 has 1111111111 i11 21 lllllllilkxl' olf 1OUI'll2lIll0ll1S. .Xlthough A121121 is losing the Inst oi' the 1l2lllSlll2lllS, we 1001 sure that 1Y21S1llIlQ.f1l1ll l'11i1'v1'si1y is 1'111 1' liufky 111 11:11'i11g 110111121 us EL Silllllxllil nvxt Y1Wll'. -40-. . 0-I f M I . mf' ff' ff 6 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Chronicle, '40, '41, '42, '43 Business Manager, '43 Sal1y in Operetta Tennis Doubles, '41, '42 Volley-ball, '40, '41, '42 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Soccer, '39, '40 Hockey, '39, '40, '41 Basket-ball, '41, '42, '43 Oh, funny ,MWMV cane Jaime tJ41Qwif1f ' AY BACK in the seventh grade, Janie entered our class, and not for one inornent has anyone regretted it. Her tireless energy and outstanding spirit have made her an asset not only to the athletics department, but to every iield of her school activity. She has been on nearly every A team, has made numerous points and goals for the senior class, as well as holding the position of Business Manager on the Ul1l'077i6'l0. 'llhis job in itself is enough to keep Jane busy and few people realize how difiieult it is to till the position successfully. llovvever, Jianeis activities do not stop with this, for she capably played the part of 'fSally,' in our Junior Operetta last year. ,lf Jane isn't working on one of the afore- mentioned jobs, she will undoubtedly be in the senior room play- ing bridge. May we thank you, Jane, for your eeaseless effort to help in everything. ...41.. 6l,l g6Ll 8 t 6620 A8 J 010,855 I,'l'lI0llGll Peg is one ol' the smallest girls in the class, one shoulml never he fooleml hy size. She can always he seen at oilml times SCL1l'l'ylIlg arouncl the halls, a hauk book in one hand and hills in the other. Peg was elected presirlent ot' the Athletic Asso- ciation this year after serving ahly as vice-president last year. ller talent, however, cloes not run only in the executive hrancli. ller slight figure can always he lounfl iu the thick of things in any A gaiue. Though she has her serious moments, Peg possesses a keen sense ol humor. Anil will we ever forget her as one of the solcliers in our operotta? Always 1-heerful. even on the hluest Monday mornings, Peg combines vivarity with seriousness and sin- cerity and the result is porter-t. llow can we ever thank you enough, Peg, for your unfailing spirit? Un June 4th Mary loses one oi' her most colorliul personalities. -42... 1 fr MQ- jflf 'i 'f 9 Years at Mary Instl ute Green Team Class Treasurer, '42, '43 Athletic Association President, '43 Vice-President, '42 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Library Board Alumnae Essay Contest Honorable Mention Tennis Singles and Doubles, '40 '41, '42, '43 Hockey, '40, '41, '42, '43 Captain, '40 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Basket-ball, '40, '41, '42, '43 Captain, '41 Volley-ball, '41, '42, '43 Soccer, '40 Badminton, '41 May Maid fm so confused 5' J ' 1 flffdimpffdkfo owialfm eilhdfer yorcfan .- P 1 i l 1 saw Q3 egg ANY' airy' 9072! NJ-'Aw 99 VITJZU sry WW' ' . My Gold Team Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 57' Don Pablo in Operetta Equipment Manager, '42, '43 Soccer, '41 Badminton, '41 f S ' W 3 Years at Mary Institute Q J v De fleet Joan U'ren, one of the most popular nienihers of the Senior elass, is well known lor her hunior and joviality. Although she has a lore for pranks anil misehielf, ulll1tL'lii, also possesses a seri- o11s sille. ller aspirations to become an aetress were prematurely realized in her draniatie sueeess on the Mary lnstitute stage. Her brilliant ll0l'l'0l'lIl2llll'0 in the Junior Operetta as the gruff, haughty llon Pablo eoulll liarmlly have heen exeellecl. This Kirkwood belle is usually iiOllI14l in the Senior room after luneh playing her in- spireil gaine ol' hrislge. She has servefl us iaitlifully as goalie on the hockey teaing and who 4'0lllll 1lo11l1t her ahiliiy after seeing the ganies between Mary Institute and Country Day? lluteh, the eon- genial, sine:-re girl 1vii'l1 the knaek lor making frienrls, will eer- Tainly he inissed 111-rt year. .Xml Miss Seott is losing one of her most talenienl pupils. .. lt? - .2-A 061171, irl-txlivlfzli the lainiliar phrase I got El letter is liearnl about the Mary preinises, one 1-an be sure that Jeanie is in the vicinity. Between letters anfl dreams olf Cape Coll, where she spends her summers, it is surprising that this senior has time for all the activities in whivh she participates. She is a vital mem- ber of the senior council, having been on the junior eouneil in her freshman year when she was class presimlent. Jloanie is the very eliieient :incl talented editor of the Diary and is also a mem- ber of the illee Club. She excels in athletics, holding top position on the tennis lnclmler anel being il very tlepenrlnble guard on the basketball team. Quite a string ot aceoniplishnients, but it cloesnwt begin to express her eontributions to the elass. Everyone achnires and likes Joan for her sense of fair play, her reacly smile, and her quality ol' being a good lrienfl. ..44v 8 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Class President, '40 Class Vice-President, '42 Senior Council, '43 Junior Council, '40 Diary Board Editor, '43 Chief Reporter, '42 Reporter, '41 Tennis Singles and Doubles, '40, '41, '42, '43 Captain, '40, '41, '42 Hockey, '40, '41, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '41, '42 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Basket-ball, '40, '41, '42, '43 Soccer, '40, '41 Archery, '40 . Christmas Party Chairman Welcoming Committee Dramatic Club Co-Vice-President, '42 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Amelita in Junior Operetta Student Representative to School Board, '42 May Maid fm so happy, I get ll letter , 8 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Chronicle, '42, '43 Playworkers French Poetry Contest, '42 I don? get it 9 . .R up E .fgncfrecz may .!CfLi9Af IUCN you think of a member of the class of '43 who is both very beautiful and clever, one girl comes into your mind immediately, Andrea, called Andie,' for short. What eyes! what a figure! and what a pompadour! Such features are certainly a help in her hobbies of modeling and acting. Acting, drawing, and sculpturing are some of Andrea's many artistic talents. The Chronicle finds an eflieient art editor in her, she is also one of the most able members of the Playworkers, knowing all the trials of the theater. In '41 she won the French poetry contest prize. W e all know what an excellent dancer she is, and we know that she is always the belle of the ball. ln 542 she won the poetry prize of the Wednesday Club and held her reputation as a poetess this year by writing the unusual and stirring words to our class song. Take it away, Andie 3 your fortune is already made. ...45.... fa le ,im Cfawfan ol' Ani: looking at Ollt' ol' tlui niost popular girls in the scnior class, who has an i-xc-4-llviut soprano You-0. As proolf Hillu' was vliosvn to play Uarlos, ont- of tlu- tlircw- niain lt-ails in tho junior opcrctia l'arnullita. llowc-vcr liglit-luiartwl ancl gay liillio may appear, hvr vlassniatcs iwogfiiizl-ml lulr niorm- scrious sillc, for sluz was presiilcnt in oiglitli gramlc alul a nufinlu-r of tlw svnior council. As licacllinc cmlitor, liillio kcyt flu- lliury lmoartl aniusvll by llC'l' liumor- ous remarks. .Xsiclc from lu-ing an arflcnt riding and junilriiig c-ntliusiast, Willie- was on ncfarly all tlio 'RW l'l'2l1llS in atlilotivs. 'lllio class lllililil use ol' lfiillios vw-i'-pi'csc1it, unfailing svnso ol' liumor wlwn tlujr uliosc livr to play Santa in H10 lllll'lSllll2lS party. ln all, ii is sa lc to say that llillio luis iiiiiiilwwml among hor fricnfls the cntire scnior class lor slnf lias won tluf rcspout anml amliniration of every onc of them. -46.- WW 4 ly!! Institute I Board, '40, '41, '42, 3 Reporter, '40 Circulation Editor, '41 Ass't Business Mgr., '42 Headline Editor, '43 Senior Council Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Secretary, '43 Chairman Junior Prom Decorating Committee Carlos in Junior Operetta Basket-ball, '40, '41, '42 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Hockey, '40, '41, '42 Soccer, '40, '41 Volley-ball, '42 Archery, '40 Captain, '40 May Maid ll111,'f' you zf1,'m'? af' . W2 F57 a.a,,LLfff J 42, Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Captain, '43 Chronicle Board, '4-0, '41, '42, '43 Playworkers, '43 Bulletin Board, '43 Hockey, '42, '43 Soccer, '42 Tennis Doubles, '39 Volley-ball, '42, '43 Baseball, '42 Cake-baking Contest, for credit Second Prize Oh, I could just dicf' Wcwielflfa We iczmri T THE start of the Nlloaring Fortiesf' the cutest girl of them all arrived in our midst from Memphis, with her fetching Southern drawl. She was gracious, friendly, and lovely, and her eyes were a beautiful brown, so as you would expect from this sort of a gal, she became the 'gtoast of the town. What she thinks is her private business, and she wears no heart on her sleeve. For a belle of the ball at the dances, she can take the boys or leave them. In sports, she's a good performer at tennis, hockey and such 3 though compared to her charm as a girl friend, they donlt amount to much. So a toast to our soft-spoken class-mate with the beauty, the charm, and the verve g we can wish you no better fortune than to wish you the things you deserve. And now a lordly senior travelling' c'Mary's final mile, shejll accept her own diploma with a Mona Lisa smile. ...47- gr 1-K! pafricia cane Yfnalian ' ATTY is one ot those little gals you just eanlt help loving. She eame to Mary five years ago, and ever sinve then, the halls have been ringing with an infectious laugh and a never-ending string of Witty remarks funintentional of eoursej. She is the baby of the class Qin name onlyj, but is nevertheless a valuable member of the Bulletin Board Committee and the Playworkers. She re- cently joined the Chronicle Board, she has long been the star player on the HD teams. She is even more outstanding in Home Economies, Where she oec-asionally makes sueh swell mistakes as substituting sugar for salt. Bemis and Mahan are inseparable, and when they are not having some silly argument, a continuous How of giggles may be heard. We can all be sure that as long as alittle Mayv is around, there will never be a dull moment. She's sueh good company, too, for she adores everything. -48.- v 2 E, I 5 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Chronicle Board, '43 Playworkers Bulletin Board, Vice-Chairman Chapel Usher Volley-ball, '41 .,,s.a.9. Sol Lvpg 'K O-P QQ' 6-to .1-P Q5 xv-fohhy 25 ' Q56 Oh, Eemian 7 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Diary, '40, '41, '42, '43 Business Manager, '43 Junior Council, '42 I Class Vice-President, '43 t Yolleyeball, '41 May Maid 30 ' ,fr Q x , s QM I . f '- l 0 4 ra .41 g Oh, you dumb jerk argcwelf mo ing m0Lr5!L1fLLLz U oo , as defined in the dietionary, is a sound which is made in order to seare peoplewg but in the vocabulary of the senior Class it is the name ot one of its most popular members. Plenty of personality, sineerity, and all of what it takes to make friends are ellaraeteristies which will always remind us of 4gBoo.', Susie has a serious side tool She has been a hard-working member of the Diary since her lower scfhool days and has been rewarded for ber efforts by ber-oining business manager ot the board this year. The position of viee-president oi the senior class is another remin- der of our gratetulness to her for her splendid class spirit and interest in all that goes on. lt 4-an easily be said that Hoo is the envy of the class for she is the privileged member who is able to study for exams, write themes, and get away from it all by retir- ing to the privacy oi' her l'arm in Arcadia. -49.- 6Ll g6Ll 8f WULVLJOVL 61, gif!! H ny, you guys! eelloes llllllllgll the halls of M. l. and Mag' joins our inillst to llrlll the latest llii ol' gossip. Aside from the fan-t that Mag illWilj'S 2lIllM'ill'H gzly llnll yiyacfious. sho has proved herself to be Capable by llillfllllg llll' position of hoall ol the lllll'ill'y. She is a staunch supporter ol' The fllec Clull, and as one of the leads in the Operetla she dill un 0Xl'0lll lll job. Wlil-iiover g'Night and Day or Behind 'rho Moonr is played one lllY2lI'l2lllly thinks of Mag, for niany a time hor lull yoiro has llirilloll us in the sing- ing of these nuinbers. Milli. has lllillrlki for ll0l'Sl'lll, both at school and outside, nlany frienlls with her winning waysg zlnll she is one of those girls who can 2llW2l.YS lincl time lo be ifril-nllly to everyone. We know That her l'll2ll'lll. poise, and 'fzlle,nts will make Maggie well-likoll w'lil'1'oy01' she goes. ln any vase, we're expecting sparkling reports l'l'Oll1 the East. ...5O.. Vx 1 , 6 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Head Librarian Chapel Usher, '43 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Dramatic Club Jose in Operetta Christmas Play, '43 Tennis Doubles, '41 - M f, . Hockey, '40 1 l r My Baseball, '40 ,Q V X ' ll K l May Maid , ,, ,af y V V . ,fl TX' ,V X , lv- U My ff, i'! I' J Q., , ' 1 f 'Q fr, 3 K J 5 ll l, N 1 ,A , C M 4 I ,lf if V , Q, if lf! 'jx ,y Q vig, A fi' liy, V,-1 n X k ,! . 1' -y VILL .KI , tc I A . -J 1, '4'l'Kyq l- ' , V-'V i 'x r- 'fx J' x J Hay, you guys! l t arforie 014552 Yfwenfidarallf 1 Year at Mary Institut Green Team Glee Club, '43 Library Board I sf WM KY Qty -jg CUTE nose, black hair, blaeker eyes, and a smile for everyone, ii her name is Margie and she is exclaiming with delight, I I just sat there and howled l Coming from Detroit, Marjorie landed at Mary last fall. She announced that she liked it, and it began f to like her right away, partly because sheall laugh at anything, partly because she was made to be well liked. Besides supplying X3 J entertainment in the way of descriptions of Detroit dancing, or 3 gathering' the necessary four together in the Senior room, Mens- hardt keeps herself busy with Monday afternoons at Glee Club 1 just sat there and lzowlcdu practice and goodness knows how much time in the library cheer- fully performing everything Mrs, Condie and Miss Heron can concoct for her to do. As to studies, she takes history, history, B- WNW , history, and English Literature for variety. She seems to bear 1 7 M 1 W , up under this strain amazingly well-more power to her. WM X urls 9. 51 .-. LLM put' MP1, , 1 M K X A is XQJ K .jcaflwwine Ofozfncferman Wkyaf 1 X,x'1'1' 111111111 111 11'll'X' 111 11111 111g11111 1I1'i111l' 111111 11111'111'c 11111 V11111' was 1111 111111 11111111111 111'l'Sl'111 111 111' 111111 111' 11111' 1111s1 2111-2ll'0lllll1 girls. 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'1'1111 11 S11 111111 11111 11..X.11. 1111K ,,....1 11 1111 illlj' 111' 111111 s11111'11 11111111 1101111 1ll1'1i, liaty, 111 52111111 1.1111111111-11. ..52.. was Wm' JB 1112131101-31111 aw MW ' W1 LALBSL-MASS 1,..X4.1-0 on 751' 'u M' ,Q 6.3-A k 'iS ' LAN 5 Years at Mary Institute XNWUA Gold Team 'a 't'1 Chronicle Board, '41, '42, '43 Senior Council, Secretary Christmas Party Chairman of Finance Committee Chairman of Junior Leap Year Dance Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Vice-President, '42 Sef1o1'a Valverde in Operetta Tennis Doubles, '41, '42, '43 Singles, '42, '43 Hockey, '41, '42, '43 Captain, '41 Volley-ball, '41, '42 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Basket-ball, '41, '42, '43 Captain, '42 Soccer, '40, '41 IIc'.w fl good guy 'WL-ulf -Garawc-n...fQ9 7 -'90-f-4 -If-9196. free . Zu:-ear-4. SMZ Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Diary, '41, '42, '43 Ass't. Advertising Manager, '42 Advertising Manager, '43 Christmas Party Chairman of Doll Committee Hockey, '40, '41, '42, '43 Baseball, '41 Soccer, '40, '41 Uea1rr'ns, I lIU7Ilf L'no11 ' .xgfaine pow moo? ooollf: has her haurls lull with the joh ol' heiug husiness etlitor olf the 1lia1'y, a l'ull-time position in any year. hut even more tr-ring in a year of all-out war. .Ks one ol' the t'ollege-hoard girls, she is hurfleueml with more than lhe usual nuiuher ol' senior classes, tllll'll1lSJEl'.Y anil l'll'0Ill'll heiug her speeialties. For these anml other reasons she has almost no Silllly halls aiul usually niarelies i11 with the 0Xi'l2llll2lil0ll, l hax'eu't, iloue my Nlath yetlw Methiuks the lady doth protest too nuu-li tor she iurariahllr eoiues out with au li average. Moogie is also on the altruistic- sisle. always reawly anfl ahle to help out a weaker sister. llow she manages to earry all her owu work. a part of souieoue else's. have any time left for sleep, and niaiutaiu that euergetie look iu her eye at all times?- here is a question that has the quiz kills stopperl. Please take notiee, Nloogieg we're liarclly uieutiouewl hrokeu houes. ..53.. gycaina Wufrnx LA.lNE is the lueky senior who is as talented and attractive as she is likable. Elaine has a figure that is niueh envied and she is always groomed along the lines of 4'Vogue. As to her talents, she is artistic-ally inclined and has justly held the position of Secretary-treasurer of the Playworkers. All the seniors owe Elaine a vote of thanks for her hard work which made our llroln decorations sueh a sueeess. NVe shall never forget your generous eontributions to our earnival, Lenny. Because of an illness, Lenny was exeused from gym this year. We know we lost a valuable player because we saw the splendid work she did last year, espe- cially in baseball. Her delight in dancing is exeelled only by the thrill she iinds in nhoti' bands. No, lClaine, thereill never be an- other you. Although xi'itlmJs tor so short a time, you've won a plaee in our hearts. wil, l 'O4.c..n ' - xA.LnQLs+oY3oNQ1gQoc -A-N-vw. Qcunmn Q5 9:51-ions- GTQJI- U QQ.Ll. Q 3-A-2 N4-Q.-H gpm TPSQ ,ULQ dam ' :D-Mmm So SMG Ang ' 'go-oz , . i' f7Nw'KE 2 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Playworkers Secretary-Treasurer Basket-ball, '42 Baseball Captain, '42 Decoration Committee for Junior , Prom -e .70 I. There are such, things, as mv 4 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Associate Playworker Junior Operetta Orchestra Chairnian Basebali '4 0 353, Xibhda ' b.xQXhux QD' Mm, M ,DL mix Xt IDVXX y XXLCXD Q-I ,u XX Xvl QXQN - Team Qovx Qi GNN t WDW 0nXvw 9- GTX QXX 6 Xucvw -'vida Aw, I was only l-iftrlinffl pafricia HJAWLL5 U You hear a chuckle, a scream and a never-ending laugh, you will always know it is Tricia Anne. The days when ttltobtt manages to pull herself out of bed ancl saunter into school, she is one of our most popular seniors. lflxcelling in arts she is an Associate Playworker and has helped a great deal with all the scenery for our pays. 'l'rieia is also partly responsible for those wonder-l'ul animals which decorated the gym for our successful l,l'0H1. You can usually sce Tricia racing around Clayton on Sat- urrlays in that luscious blue convertible with the top down and raclio blasting. To rifle with her takes great stamina and nerve l'or she never goes unrler 50 M.l'.lI. and her attention is usually llivertenl l'ar from driving. 'Hut being on the WAN baseball team for the past two years Tricia really hits a mean ballu which just goes to prove that she has plenty on the ball. i -55- 6Ll g0lfl 8lf 6fL!l!8l WOC!8l'IfL78l U .1111111f1 is 111111 ol' 11111 hright spots ill our stucly hall. S1111 1111v1:1' s1111111s to 1121111 21 worry i11 th11 W0l'111Q lllll' llllllllll' 11111 1'ho11r up 111'1yo1111. 11111111 illlbllgll s1111 11o11s11't s1111n1 to 1111111 any 11ar11s, N111z1rgi11 is an 11x1'11111111t 111111 1-o11s11i1111tio11s si11111111t 111111 Inakes good QfI'2ll1l'S i11 1111 111111 s11hj111'ts. W111111 s1111 1111-klos tl prob- lem, sho puts 111111 1v11o111 1l0ill'i' into it. W111111 it l'0lllI'S to sports she il wry 1111111111111 wing in 1l01i1il'.Y, 111111 plzlys il nice 3111111111 of tennis. S1111 is 01111 ol' our S12lll111ll'S i11 1111111 1111111 111111 l'2ll'1'1y 111iss11s El Ill00JElllQ,'. 11111' 111'tis1i11 :111i1ity is shown hy 11111' 111111'1io11 to 11111 position ol' 1'i1111-111111i1'111:111 ol' 11111 13111111tin 1'311:11'11 1'o111111iti1111. S1111 is also t1111 1'll'l'lll2lil0Il lllilllilgltl' oi' t1111 1112lI'.Y 1J0ill'1l. 'l'1111 school will lavk a l'l'l't2llll so11111tl1i11g W111111 it 1os11s Cilllillgltli, to 1'i1111 Manor. Hut '1'o1' th11 14111111 11.111 oi' 111111 ol' Olll' ll0ll1Jl'2ll'.Y llll'lll1Ji'l'S, the twins Willllll 11z1v1: 11111111 1'o111'11s1111 1111111 i11 this hook. ..5G... 014' S X 300' S X S0 we or-Y' Q 530' W0 ,CY XV' gp my O 111 XY119 513 A 19 - ' 'D X191 QSXQOYN QOXQ O 6 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Diary Board, '41, '42, '43 Circulation Manager, '43 Chapel Usher Bulletin Board Committee Vice-Chairman Junior Prom, Co-Chairman Invitation Committee Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Dramatic Club, '42, '43 Thanksgiving Poem, '42 Volley-ball, '41 Cake-baking Contest, non-credit Second Prize May Maid Oli, 111111: corny i,',,f 1 I7 lywf- luffjfy, gn . f I , I' If ir ,ff , 41 M1 t Lf' if fjff! .- ,f'f'i'lf'f1 ' 'i . '- 1 ii 7 f ,MV .ff!i,f4 M r , ' , ' , ' -ff L-.lf , if' ff' ' lf!! f J 'ff X f 1 , ., ff ,if ,, ' ,f 5 ,f if , yy ' ' 3 ' I . ,ff I!!! ji jf X A I 1 if ff 'L' zf 1 gf V!! if f I I 6 Years at Mary Institute ' Gold Team I, , Diary Board, '41, '42, '43 Reporter, '41, '42 Athletic Editor, '43 Library Board Chapel Usher Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Hockey, '40, '41, '42 Soccer, '40, '41 Basket-ball, '40 Volley-ball, '41 Tennis Doubles, '43 May Maid I 7't!'ll1'lg fI1'r'rI. : 86LlfLlfL8lff9 CLAIM' QC!8l4'L?8l I N Nif:.xl:l.Y any bright lull tll'll'l'll00Il, Jonny can he founil tearing clown the liorkcy lichl nltcr that elusive white ball. Not only is she il whirlwintl at liovkoy, but vollcy ball, soc-ner, and tennis arc among hcr other nunicrous interests. As a result of llf'l' interest, lIo1lcy was inznlo Athletic ,ltlclitor of the Diary this yO2ll'. llowvvcr, 't,lvi1's list ol' :irtivitivs rloes not cnfl here. For thru-c years she has bm-cn tl staunvh supporter ol' the fllcc Club, ancl this your was chosen to bv at nicnibcr ol' the Library lgflflftl. Tales ol' Wcque arc invnrizibly ininglwl with our nicniorics ot this c':1I'vI'1'cc senior, lor c-vcrv sunnncr hor lllliPt'llOllS giggle echoes along the shores ol' l42lli0 Klicliigain. Wlwncvcr anyone mentions this subject, Jenny turns ptirplc. llow about letting us i11 on this, Hllotlcyn? llut for the keen ow ol' one ot' our ll0ll0l'tlI V members, thc twins would lmvc boon rontuscml cw-ii in this book. -57.. Azagelflt wafder .Slimmer IllZABlC'1'll, did not really aequire the nickname of Skinnyi' for a streamlined contour Qalthough we all find it just rightuj hut instead just short for Skinner. She is known by all of her friends the girl with the infectious laugh. Now, dont think for a minute that this is the only thing that we know and admire her l'or. Skinny has shown line ability on the Diary hoard 'lor many years, and this year, is the Library news editor. Added to her extra-eurrieular activities she is a staunch incmher ot the A division. She is on several ol' the A athletic teams, and Liz, as she is often called, is also a member of the Glee Club. None of us will forget the girl with the tluity brown hair, the daneing lilue eyes and the gay laugh. She is one ol' the grandest, most sinm-ere oif friends, and one who will go far with her pleasing ways and persona,lity. -58... W .4f'fij,,, I faigiefaf 5 Years at M 1-y Institute ' I , Gold Team Diary Board, '42, '43 Reporter, '42 Library Editor, '43 Christmas Party, '43 Chairman, Decoration Committee Library Board Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Tennis Doubles, '42 Hockey, '40, '41, '42 Volley-ball, '41, '42 Baseball, '41, '42 Soccer, '40, '41 Badminton, '43 None.9tly 5 Years at Mary Institute Gold Team Junior Operetta Chairman of Ticket Committee Baseball, '40, '41 X Basketball, '40, '42 . 9 we fi aa? Tf1a1fis my man 5204? Ogio aglemn Moxe. the most interested spectators at any of the major sport events held here in Saint Louis is always found our most air-minded senior. ller attention recently has been prejudieed in the direetion ol the army air corps. Unfortunately for the reeord, but to the envy of most seniors, Shirley has had to remain as an onlooker of all sports this school year. Perhaps the extra. time on her hands, caused by these vacant gym periods, has tended to bring out l1er otherwise latent possibilities. Mrs. Morgens praises her original ideas and creative work. Shirley also shines in English. The ability to laugh during Monday morning blues is a quality that Stellie should pass on to all juniors next year. We shall miss her checrfulness but know those Arizonians will welcome her for it. .lust try to picture the sunshine ol' her smile in the sunshine of Arizona! -59 ..- N101 ,S76l,l 6LA ,kllflflfllf mdW 111114143 ll.I.Y s Wllllllllg 41111111 211111 111111111i11g 111-1's1111111i1y 1111111 111211710 11111 111111 111 1111- 11111s1 111111111111' girls i11 11111 s1'11i111' 1'111ss. S1111 1111s 1 v1'11 1l1'l' 11l111bl'll 11111-111s 1111' 1111111111's11il1 1l.Y illl l1l'1l'1Y1l1K'11 1-111'11111', 11 11111111 1l1'l' 1l'0lll IlI'1'4l11l'1l1 111' 1111- s1111111111111r11 11111ss 111 11111 111111i1'1111111 111 11111 S1f11i111' l'1111111'i1. 1'111'1'1i111111k ill 11111111 s1111 is 111111111 poring ovei' 1111 11ll1'llYIl'I 1' -1111-1111111s 111 1ll'l' l111si1i1111 215 11usi111'-ss lll2lllilg0l'. 111'l' 111 1111111111 '1111111x' -1 1111111 1111'111 11'1'11111'11 111-111111. 111111-1'i1.y 1111 11111 1111111is 111111'1s. 111111 11i111l111- 1111111111111 1111 1111- 111111111i11g 11111111 11111'1- 11111-11 1-1111- 11111111 111 our 1'111ss wi111 21 SIl1I'1l 111111 w11111s 111 give. Y1-s, s1111 is 111 1111 111111111 'l11l1l'1l' W1111 21 1ll1'llilC'11lgI IP1'1'S1'll1'1' 1111 11111 11111'k11y 1i11111. 111111s1i1'1111.r Wy is s111'1111ss1'111 111' 111-1111'111i11111i1111 1-1111111s1 1'11r s1111 ls 111111 111 1111- 11-w 111211 1111s l'11lIlg' 111 1'12lSS1l'il1 1l'ill'lllIl,LX. SIb2ll'1i1lIl,3I 1 1 1 lll 11111111's11111111 111111 11'll'll111Y ill 11111111'1-, 111is 11111. 1111r111'1i1'1- girl 11115 1 1111- .. GO .. 6 e rs at Mary Institute o d Team Chronicle Board, '40, '41, '42, '43 Ass't. Business Manager, '42 Business Manager, '43 Junior Council, '41 Senior Council, '43 Chairman Class Tl'QPlSl1l'9I', '40 Class President, '41 Class Secretary, '42 Henry in Operetta Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 T1'P8.SLll'6l', '42 Tennis Singles and Doubles, '40, '41, '42 Hockey, '40, '41, '42 Volley-ball, '42 Baseball, '40, '42 Basket-ball, '40, '41, '42 Soccer, '40, '41 Speech-United Nations Festival May Maid 11'l1111 'ix my 71111111711 fl'U1lbZI'1r 1 10 Years at Mary Institute Green Team Soccer, '40, '41 Captain, '40 Volley-ball, '40, '42 Baseball, '41, '42 'Wm -fW 2.6D0-7' 'I cant, l'm going io the shack 'J fgcalfemon own? ,vr is one oi those rare individuals who possess a keen disposi- is combined with a seriousness whir-li makes her sueeeed in everv- thing she tries and yet keeps her from worrying too niueh when disappointments or problems arise. She is always ealni, slow to anger, quick to forgive, and fair at all tinies. She is liked by every- one. Pat devotes niueh ot her time to manual arts and her atten- tion to the Shack, that Ozark farm, well known to us all for the rollicking barn dances held there. ln athletics her favorite is horse- back riding, and no wonder, owning and training a colt of her own. She is also proficient in baseball, soceer and hoekey, having a reputation of really being able to sock those balls! Pat has added much to our elass and will continue to contribute wherever or whatever she is. ...61- tion and friendliness to everyone. ller happy-go-lucky nature enior 64455 First Ifmr: f'OUHlhS, Cohen, Iiilsky, Gzxlh-Iwr, Cl1I'!1'1iY'lg'h?lfY1, G:1tCh Nvrmul lfmr: Hx-will, l+'1'vunsl, liruwn, Hnppe-1, ,Xr'unbcfr'g', Gocrne-r, Uomstock Third IFUHI' l1llIlb2ll', f1ilI'llIN'l', Ilx-mis, llchlvndurf, Huusmzxn, ljcrry, Antrim on QW I40r'x'y, Lawton, Brown, .Xntrirn, Hnusmzm. I5L'hl0I14l0I'f, .Xr'nmhcx'g' Wm A N'l'1:1M-Ifffrzfzwtl J'll,flfI'UI' Unllwgr: A1mxB141nc:!lVfml1 inghm l.f'1zif1ra1'sity B ml is--Sm'f1l1, I,111l'1'11m714 Blau 1: YHSrz,1'11 lf, Lu uzrwnzra BILsln-1i'0ll0.vlvy Blauwx-Undmiflml 1'fwm1l'.xN-Ifnrlmcifiml filbllI'1N1HYIlSlI1l.Hfj2f!J71 I'7Iil7t'I'Sif!f Um1s'rm' K7I,f7lCIl'CiIiI'd f4f74lXll5S-fljinli Nrznor l'1'N Nixcalum-Snzitlz, D151 11, Ii N Dol: lf-S'r11'nll, ,l,u11:1'r'nf'v DUNml:-lVr1.s71,ingfon Ifniurfmify IF1: ICUND--HitlShi17,gf07L lfnilfoz-.sity enior Cfddd First Row: Marshutz, Jones, Mahan, Jordan, Moffat, M. Rodemyer S ' d ' econ Row. Kent, Menshardt, Gerboth, Lawton. J. Rodemyer, McWilliams Third Row: Steien, Wyman, Ijoberts, Mayne, Skinner, Young Xe ge Wexf LEHER-Hl'IlIll'ff Junior Crfllvyfc JNER-U'7CZlS IIILSKLIIIIL 1,41w1'1fr1cc :0'E1I-Waslfinylufz L'1z1'l'w'.w'fy ual:-Wells 'ELLS77'LiHL BRIAN-UYl1N!Iillfffflll l'1ziL'1'1-,vity l1'T-LY7HZI'CilIlfd S-Pine Manor' xN-Carnegie 'l'z'c!1 '-Smith HT-Washington Lfni1'c1'sily MON-Undccidffd LLLIAMS-Bennett Junior College Absent. lallahan, knlghi., Moog, Mutrux ed? M A I I A N-l71zd1'cid1'1! M .msn lV'1'Z+lf7'dtIfIl7'Ll Mux11:-li1'iarcZiUf M IQNSII.KHUT?uvllxltlhlgffllt I,'ni1fr'1wity NlnL'1AxT-Sflrfzlz, ,l,aw1'f'n1:z: Mom:-l1'vIZ1f,wZ0y M UTI!l'X-LYfI,ll0ffifll'll H4mrslil:'1'S-lhfnwft Junior Vrfllvyc Hom-:xl Y1c1:, J.-l'iuv Mmnm- HUllliMYI'Ili, M.-Pine Mmm' S mx N ICI!-Ilinfl Manor Sw'lclf'Iflcx-Un1'fvrfr.siiy of , I rizoma Wx' M .xN+-Srrlitlz, YOUNG-Ambler -63- Olass Mascot: PJQGG1' JON us omiom First limi .SJOIQAOWLOPQ5 - Hosvh, Mc-lJoug:,'vll, Huy, 011-l1:ul'm1, K' Firxt 13111473 Duhm, Uzmmbull, l'uVr:m, N. XY0is- lN1f-dringhzlus, flzxgv, H. IK-te-1's, XYL-ntwortlm, man, Uhivvis, Oonk, Johnson, A. Mosvr, l'. A. k'm'ro11, k'ocldil1g', .I. Arbuclklae, l.Ll4-tsc-lw1', Nicfdt, Johnson, Olmstod, YYz11l, l-ioutel, XV1-ir. Swrond Thomzis, H. Smith, Dual. Sefvnzrl 13010: XVhiss0ll, H0101 Avkloy, M. A. Thompson, Costello, O'lf'z1l- I'. Moser, Yolton, 13. Young M. King, V. 11oo4lbul', lon, Tyson, Osthoff, Woods, Austin, Hood, Rivh- Svudder, Patterson, l.ig'gI1-tl, H:mg.:'n:1uer', lilerwzlld zzrdson, Sicgzgvl, Hzxrvuy, Vhllluue, Owen. Third H. L, Kyrides, il. llixby, Iilurnaryvr, Hohonsc-hild, 131110: Britt, Mize,Shi1lington,Hzxttenbergr, Drum- K. NYHVQ. Third How: Uorulict, Kuhn, 1'S:11'rows, mond. P, Lawton, lmtxer, Hein, M' Morgqzxn, J, Mvlioborts, Spoir-r, Iizamlsslnw, .I. Thompson, Losclwn, H' XV:xllm-e-, Korn-kho1'l', lffm'lvr', Iiovkew, N. Cloodbzxr, Knightvn. ' Sumrners, Iirzullvy, Uolnf, M. I . Hilhs-rt, Hzlzelton. A 11361115 i'hcrbonnivr', IUlSSil5llY', li. Shcpley, Henning flyhold, L. fll'lDi3tCl', A. Young, AI1sf2'1Lf.' 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Senond How: Brozuiun, Vullmer, Srwdgrus, Valenti. Second Now: Rust, Einstvin, Srhwznrtz,A1'bm-kle,Cz1pe11,1+'isl1er',liuot11,Dan- Graml, liorkley, F. Young, Brown, J. Hand, forth, lVlcA.Xi'vv, Huglws, Taylor, Covell. Third Mutlws, Uullin. Third Row: W':1lkm', P. Bixby, Hole: Kim-tfvr, Ncwhzxrd, Fox, St2illlbt'I',2', M. Lovmr, XvllIlll0l'1ii'll, Parke, Meyer,.lohnSt0n,King,, 'FNOHIIJSUIL llvrnzm, XYMJ4-1', P. XVzu'e, Uasvlton, .l. Mosvr. Absvnl: Clarkson, Hager, 'XVhile llmnblm-, Roberts, Glogsiu, I'iiSC'Ill'l' ..Gt5 f'1'r',v11f1'Hl ' ' - - - .ll-,xx JUN!-is l II'I'-l,I'I'N V ul:-nl - ,ln'l,uIxlxmx1.u, .Nll'l'l'l'flIl lf - - .ll'XlClllUllI4llJ Tl'l'lINllI'f'I' - ll-'If llrrl-'l-'VI' 4... , WMA an ggAfA gm e5 l,l'1'NI.fll'IIf - - fin-imusm llrxmlc l1I'l'-l,l'l'NI1ll'Ilf - .XXXIfI'l l'I-I .Xl'1'K1-:N .NlI'l'l'l'lIIll lf - - lil-:'1 1'x' ll.fNI'l'I'I'I-ill Y'1'r'r1.vm'r'1' - l!.x1:l:lxl:,f In x 1-1 XM- lu-gun mn- 4-xl-ifillg' 'vm-nr :ls l'I'f'Slllllf'1l lay 'l'lu- 4-lu-llillg flap' ul' sm-luuml flfis bw-nr lbl'0ll2!lll nluunslng Nllss Nliff-lu-ll lm' our zulvisf-r. Wm- ll2IX'f' fllS2lIPfJOlIlllllf'lll fu fllls 1-lzlss. for W0 lf'flI'llf'fl fluff p:1x'fi1-ipnff-fl in so IIIJHIIY au-fivifu-s flmf if is flilll- wr- wf-rv not fu go upsfnirs lmfil wx- we-lv Xillflls. fulf fo pivk out flu- lligllligllfs. .Xll lnul il part in llflWf'Yf'l'. our ff-mlu-rs www- fllllf'lil.X' vulnu-fl wiflf 'l'lu- l f-sflwxl of' Nzffimlsuz sixff-4-n ul' our 1-lass flu- lu-lp ol' our zulvism-r. Nliss Ring. Sonu- 1-lass flul Iunlvlrx' in an nlzlrf-lling' flrill. xvllilf- flu- 11-sf .i0llll'fl lms fo paw- flu- WEIAY, :uul fum' wx- lmvf- lu-xf 'YI-ill' 111 g,L'I'fJIllf sillgillg. llllflf'I' flu- flll'f'4'll0lI ul' Nliss lo looli lA0l'Will'fl fu. ln QIAYIII wf- lr-1-l :llrm-:ulv 42'l'0WlI N-off sunu- ul our f111111lu-1-gzxw il pzffriofiv 'l'llzulks- up, as ws- play lrzlslu-f-Imll jusf lilif- flu- sf-nim's. f'lYlll:L1' play. .Xl fllll'lSllll2lS Wm- f'2lf'll llllf-fl llf-nl l3m'l.x ' ls our Illllf'll-l0Yfl4l g Ylll ff-au-lu'-1' mul lms f ross Slflf'lilll'11'S lm' sulslin-Vs in luuspifazls. W4- lilllgllll us luu-km-,V :uul ff-llllis as W1-ll as lmskf-f-lmll. so lillf-fl lunxm-s for 4-lfilrlrf-11 in linglanul. ln .xIl0lllf'l' sulmjf-vf wlnimflm flu- liigllflls lmw- 4-lljuyf-ll riff- ul flu- wsu' flu- ls-up AYUQII' flzlluw- was lu-lfl lllllllf'llSl'l'Y is llilllll. Wi- arf- flu- lirsf 1-lzlss all xl2ll Y flllll W- wwf- lu-Vmiffm-fl fo ilflvllfl. ln flu- spring' fu Slllflj' lmfin lay flu- rlirm-vf nu-fluul. Nl1's..lcu-flivliv Xu- llilfl El wolulf-1'l'1ll finu- uf nur own vlzfss fl2lIIf'll. :nul Nliss l ln ?lllllf'lIf'S. illlllflllgjll our vu-foru-s wvrf- IR-xx lr-own lmu- mzuln- if nunsf lIllf'I'f'SlllI.5.I'l ' illlfl mul our 4-lmyu-l play, .xHfll'Of'lllS mul flu- lAlflll.u far' lu-fws-4-11, Nliss f'l1ilrl says wx- lmw- ple-nf-x' nl was SlIl'll lun, foo. llem-lix' rlfu-s our sfngm- sw- flu- lu-ff-nfinl ulnilify. .X lm-xv num- Ill'2lf'flf'l'-41.1'2llllK'F :lf llc-gs zuul mu- lion in flu- szmu- play. 'l'lu- proful lrnnnlx' Nm-wl1:1r4l's will lu-lp us win flu- lmsf-lmll liigllflns won flu- 1-lzxss 2lYf'l'5l4Ll'l'S l'rmn flu- NllllllS nup fu-xf AYf'ilI'. Wm- owl- our misfnkn-s fn flu- lm' flu- lirsf Sl'llll'Slf'I' mul fooli flu-ir luwlulzxy .Xprll -'If'IllllIlS mul our SIll'f'l'SSf'S fu our 4-lass ollu-1-rs. Ziflfll. .Xlul zum' lm' SflIJlf'llllif'l' Elllrl flu- llfINf-fll'l'N.l UYY1- Nlllflls gn In vlass, hum .X sm-nv from .xIIflI'fll'lllS mul flu: Linn ...Mi 2 lfiw ol llivsi- piilliiws will slum' you wliail luii llw lilllllUl'g2ll'll'Il . mel iiursf-i'x' 4-lzissvs liziw. Nliss l,lo'wl. wlio is lliv mlm-svi'x'ully proiul iliwvtoi' ul' ilu-sv vlzissvs. l'l'I10l'lS llizit ilu- iiiirsvi'y rlvpmtiiiviit, iww tliis yi-iii: lizls grown To lw quitv 21 lmlmy: lliv viimlliiii-ill is now iiiiir-lm-4-ii. lfoui' ol' lliv llll'l1ll'PS wvix- laikvii mi om- ol' our iimiiy ,.-.. i Qiimvy ilu-vs. 'l'l1i- lmuslx' little- girls tlizil you sw iii ilu- kiiimlcigaili ii moiii wc-rv lim-lpiiig Bliss l.loy4l nizilu- lbUll0l' illlll zipplv sziiiw :lt 'fliziiiksgiviiig Tiinv. GS .... rimcw OLUE WV f ff, , , ' x,g1gLf7-51 SZAOO l11 tl11- Iblt'llll'l' at llw llllllxllll ul lllll flillfl' x'011 wv il -f1'411111 ul ,., . . . F . ' P l'1l'rl1s llllS1lx' 1111111111151 :1xx'a1x' 111 il llll'Xl1'2lIl 111111':1l 11111lv1' H111 fllI't1 Timm ol' Mrs. llillxfrts. xx'l1o l1:1s 1-l1111'g1- ol' all z11'l i11 llw l.oxx'1-1' Svlxmml llvsiflws Il2llllllllg.L'S illlll 1l1':1xx'i11gs ul' Nlx-xi111111 sm-11111-s. This Ill'0,lx'x'l 1111 xx llll xx lllt I1 Nlvxu-11 lllSIPll'llll s111111- 11oll1x1'Ax' illlll sc-vc-1'11l Illllllllll slwxvs, ' ' Nl1ss lllvkm-x' :1ss1sT1-cl. gl x'1x1':1l ol' our Y0llI1g'2lI'llSlS xx'4-ro 1'11111'1-s1x11tx xl . . , 111 tl11- lin-331011111 Nflxulaxtix' .Xxx'111'1ls l'Ixl1il1iTiu11. l1llx'l2l l'lZIlllK'S. xx'x xx'z1s 11xx'z11'1l1-fl El lirsl IlI'l7K' .Mcfiuified ... llll i , .myxmm Q-' 4 16 1 Q 2 1 e p o -'rp 'L X 1 ,- e ,Z V1 RN 1 had 3' S ,e faifqibb iii: I I' it 5 kfirifir D ' -.AWE ab - 1? '44 55-, i P953-rf 1. 'i 'i'5.v- - 4' -A 5qiii'4'-1 A ifgilffs 1 'wr ' - an IL JI' if 1- 91.6-' fhf.-'FA . if ft . qifmhfe !',f f5j-, '4'Qi 3Q,w5 .. ?gitiii ' .A If at C LU 0 ' tin: 11,25 - . 14'.':f-V 'Ugg , vQy,,.,'W ,Ip ,aorta Place: The ground, or the ground-iioor Time: To be built up or down, any day but Wednesday Action: Much noise, but no lost motion. With the spotlight thrown on sports, our play takes on the semblance of a three-ring circus. If the weather is fair, the several sets in one or more classes are wildly and gleefully gamboling over the greens andfor courts in the seasonal sport- tennis, hockey, soccer, baseball. Otherwise, if the curtain goes up in the gymnasium, we see quite a lot of props: equipment for basket-ball, volley- ball, or badminton: traveling rings, the ropes, buck, tumbling matsg and plenty of space for posture exercises, marching and dancing. Or per- haps today the play is a relay race. On your marlrs! Get set! GO! we it ' aj., 'Ilia ,rr big 3 . 's 1 M iv Q Y KN ifi 5, Q -1,l,1,. A, 5ll l'lN'I'bUIlI1it'I'. k'unning'lmm, .Ions-s, 1'1-ls-Vs lwwiflwnl - - - l'if3um' .lnxlis svlmol. was lbllowc-ml by sports flays with Yillzx l'ir'v-l'1'vsiflrf11l - ,lxlslslcli QNIIICIIHOXNIICII lllli'llllSlll' :incl .loliii lillI'l'0LlglIS, all ol' wliim-11 wmv iNlf'l'l'f'fllI lf - - llixl:1:11c'l' lll5'l'141l:s vlziimc-nl Slli'l'0SHllS lay llic iippvi' svliool girls. Xol 'l'1'wrrs11rv'r LYNN lll'NNlX1Qll.X5l only ll2lYl' flu- slmln-uls lizul ills- cmppcmililiiiiy To play ollwr svlmols Tliis Uwzir, but iw lmw lizul im- llii- In-giiiniiig ul' llir- svlioul twin lzisl lull imiiiy 4-xvitiug inlrzi-1i1u1':1l gzuiios in liovkvy, toxi- lln Xllilu-lil' .Xssm-izilimi lizzs triwl fo lllillill :I lAlllll'I', lllIlllll'l' AYUIII' lm' llim- viitirl- slllclm-iii lmily. 'l'lim- X X. l,ill'l'X'. wliivli was lu-lil llw smlmul ww-k nl' ddociation nis, null lmslwtlmll. illllll purposv ol' tlivso gzuiivs is , To lw sim- 'rlizll i'Ylll'lY girl is :ilmlo To miter info lliv sports prugrziiii. ll is impossililm- To im-lullv flic- Qpriiig svlif-nlulc ol' tliv .X..X. sinw This zirlivlv must ln llllllllll lwl'm'v ilu- will ol' lliv svliool Wm liow- ' ' ' ' 2 s ' as 2 z miszim six' '- 1- V 's 'ilu-4 1- '1' . 'iz 'J ' ' ' 's in '- lily 0 2 ' . 'ss . a- . iss wurlingz '. . iss -i' .gs . 'ss ' ' ' - ' Va. 'if 'U' 1:-1tlia s.. ' - S xx . 4 'Z 1 S' 4 x 'xr'- 'Sl'2 . 'S '.2 S ' ln- 4-oliiplviv W' - . '. -,.'- ' A'SL -'U-2 12 Bliss Nlzim-lmml. l4l01'2lllSl' ol'llivii-1-ll'm'Ts o11r:i'fl1lm-'riv An :1i'1'.-1-ii.,mit., g-.,.,,i-1,yi-, vlaissm-s lmvi- lWl'll 1110115 tlmii El mL1r'so iii pliysivzil Miss liui'limq:miv :mil .Xliss .Xl:u'l,m-ml f1'rnzfinuf'1l on page mp ..Ti.. Vlfyman, Dunbar, Antrim, Happel, Moffat, Kent fc-aptainj, Aronberg, Jones, Hewitt, Brown, J. Rodemyer, Gateh M. I. tennis started off this fall, greatly handi- eapped by unfavorable weather. However, between showers, windy weather and damp spells, the ten- nis season progressed. Under favorable conditions our twelve well-kept eourts are the scene of many interesting tournaments. Instead of playing off elfmid the singles in the tall as has been done in previous years, the elasses eoznpeted in the doubles tourna- ment. Although representatives of all four classes played well and hard, the seniors eanie forth vie- tors. The twelve players froin the senior class have developed their torehand and baekhand plays through inany years of OQIFIIGSJE praetiee. All showed outstanding ability in their niatehes and invariably eanie forth Victorious. Much eagerness and enthusiasm is inspired in all elasses by the tennis ladder. The girls are plaeed aeeording to their ability. Many tiines after a gyni period, eoniing in from the courts or in the showers, one can hear, I inoyed up on the tennis ladder to- day. May l challenge you for t0IYlOI'1'0W,S H1iltCll?,, As usual the Clzronfcle goes to press before the singles teams have been formed, but we are eon- .. 73 tident there will he some close games if the hY02lfllPI'lJlI'tl will ever put away his umbrella. This rell-renee to ha rd-liought battles-to-rome is no re- lleetion on your top-rung position, Joannie, where you have rested pretty eonsistently for tour years. Many thanks to you, Miss Burlinganie. Phalking' up the seore Hiishing' th11 211111 M11l1111i0 1lr11wn, 1f11pt11in .X shrill 11'hist111, il l'lilS1l 111' stivks. 211111 11111 1104'1il'f' l'11v111'1111111 11'1111t11111', 11111 .11111i111'-S1111i111' 111111111 1111s 11111 111111 s11111111s 11111111 th11 li11111. 'l'h11 s1111i111's 111'11 1111111 21 1111 11111111 1i11ish1111. swift st111't with th11i1' I'11111'l11ss 1'111'w111'11 111111 11111'- 1'11gg.1' .1111111s 111111 1121110 111111'itt w111'11 t1111 11111- ' suing th11 111111 111111 11111 st1'1111g 1111l'1111si1'11 11111y1,11's st111111i11g 111111t111's 11111 11111 s1111i111' 'HV' 11111fk11.y 11111111 111111ki11g 11111111 1111. '1'hisy11111'is11X1'iti11g 11111-11111 s1111- 111111 311111111111 1'11'11w11, 11111 1-1111t11i11, 111111 111111 111' 11111 s1111 1111111111 i11 01111111111 111111 1111 111'1-1111111 111' 11111 1111- 11111st 1'11li:111111 l'1111111111ks. s11111'1'1111 11s 1111 t11 lllklllj' V111- ,AIQCLW t111'i11s. .X111i1111 N11111g, 11s 11111' 1111111111111111l11 g11111111, 1151111111 11'11t1'l11111 thu gfilllll' l4I'0ll1 il 11ist11111111 111111 sh1111t1111 11'111'11s 111' 11111-11111'11g111111111t 11111111 t1111 li11l11. 131111 to 1111 11111'111'11s111111 1111111111111 31111113111 1'11ti1'1111 l'1'11111 11111' 1111siti1111 111111 11111111111 11111'1111th 1111ly st1111111111 i11. With s1111h 1111ts1111111i11g 11111111111' 11l11y111's 11s .1111111 ,1ql'll1., 151111t1'i1111 liilsky, 111111 1411111 ftlllllllllgllillll, 1111 t1111 l1li1.1'l'I'S 111' t1111 s1111i111' s11111111 111111111i111111 skill 111111 1-111111111'11ti1111 t11 111111111 this 11111111111' s1111s1111 111111 111' 11x- 1-it111111111t 111111 11111s11 11111111111titi1111. F111' th11 111111111-111 111111 11111111 111111g111'1111s si1111 111' 11111111111 th11 s1111i111's 1111111 1111111 1111 111211 111'1111t1'111 111111111 with th11 11261111111 l'111111t1 v 1111y s1111i111's. '1'1111 U11- 1l11s1111 1111ys t11 th11i1' 1111111x111111111t 110111141 g1'1111t 1111111- 1111ti1i1111 i111 11111 11111111si11g i'1111111111s, 111111 11111 111111111 0111711141 with il 11111s11 s1f111'11. 11111111 t1111111 111 t11is 1'111'y 1:1-1111111-n 1111111115 llily 1-111i111i11g th11 Yll'lOI'y. ... 7-1 -- Front How: Happol, Jones, Al'0Y'Ihl'I'g' icuptziinb, Moffat, Illlflbiil' Second Row: Hewitt, t'unnin,'.:'l1an1, Bilsky, Kent This f'K'ill'.S s0a1so11 ol' l1z1sk1-1-lmll was l11gl1l'v 1111110 1'o111 1011111111 tl1 1 illl H105' 0xp11 0 11 11111 s111'1,-0Ssful for H10 Sllllllll'S who mn ollf w1H1 11ll H10 s11l0 olf lllll junior 1-lass. ll'l11 Q0111111' 111111 .1 N l1o11ors. 'l'l11-y 0:11111-1l H10 l1z1sk0l-l1z1ll's loving 1-up lllflllgjll. k1-pta sf0111l-1' 1111110 111 H1111 IMINNIHQI ol ld llj'l1HV11lg llfllll' 11llIl0l'l 2ll01l, 11111101l z1111l llIlSll1'll2lSSl'fl 11l1l SI1l10I'O. Vlllll' hall-l1:1111ll111g o ll ,11f111ls 1 . 5 10111115 .XS H10 llllillll To Jill!! PXCfl1lIlQ' l1aSk0'1-l1z1ll 1111 111 par 11111l H10-1' 1'l11l 1ll0lI' 11.111 111 l1ClIllll 00111051 W0 l1a11l 11 llll'4'l'-flllgllll 1'11'1'11s when Ja110t W111 tho 1l'1'2lSll1'l'4l 1l'0l1llj'. Z?mLe1-ZZf1ff i'111l1li11g' l'2llllt' up wiH1 H10 11l1-11 ol' l1111'111g 11 junior- l'z11'11lt.x' l1:1sk01-l1z1ll g,l'2illl4'. 'llllll l'2ll'llll'V joi11o1l ill w1H1 H10 1fll'2l WlI0l0llHlI'1l 4llj' :1111l 111:11l0 us IlI'Ollfl to l1:1v0 llllllll as our lllilfll'l'S 1ll 011111-1111o11. T111-y z11'f1sf11f11ll'v lllII'lPSql1t'fl llllf QI-Ylll 1'11s1111110s of H10 girls z1111l sl1ow01l 1l0fi11il0 11H1l0111r alrilily. With Bliss lgilllll-V15 sl:11'tli11g' 11111l 211-111111110 shols z1111l 0x- 1'0ll011t s1111p111'l Oll lllll ll2lI'l' ol' H10 1'0sf ol' llll' l'K'2lIY1, tho f111111l1.v llI'0Yf'4l lllill H10bv Slill l1z1v0 it 111 lll1'Ill To Illillil' us h11l1- 11111' lA2ll'l'S 111 sl1z1m0. Bliss lliug l10lp01l to spur llill' 1011111 1111 hy l0:11l111g llltllll ill so1110 x'01 x' o1'igr111z1l :1111l v01 v l'0llSlll1SI 1'l101-rs. 1l'h0 111o110,v H10 j11111o1's 111:11l0 l'I'0Ill this 0v011t w011t To huy so1110 war l1o111ls for H10 svhool. l'ong1'z1l11l11- 11o11S. j1llll0l'S. Now 1111 fllll s0r1o11s s11l0 ol' this 01lOI'Q0fl4f Sporl, W0 ll111l H10 HOIll10lIl0l'CS 111 llOl'1l'I' 1 Hum 2lV01'fiQ'C 1'o111l1t1o11. fl'l10y gave the s011i111's ...75.. Close guarding Firsl l1'011': .I11111-s, Huppvl, M1111'11x, H1f11'i11, lf'1'1-111111 1-111111 H1111': Mz11'n14, K1-n1, I.z111'11111, Moffal, Skirme-1' 'I'l1i1'1I I.'011': Nvylllilfl, fI:111'l1, l,l!Y'llJ2ll', S1111T11n. 5I:11'sl1111z X 111 l1111l1 111111 1111 1l11- 111ll111'-l111ll w1-1151111 lllllrl 1'lilShl'S2lll1l l1-I'1 111 1111Sl1'I'1lbX' El S1'ilS11ll 111' 1'11ll1-1'-111 111 1l11 11111111 II1 1.111111l1' I'1xllll'lIlll1'I'1'1l S1'1'Il1'S. 'l'l111 11'11ll 111 111' l'1'Ill1'lIll111l'1'1l. 'l'l11-11' ll2lN1' 1111 111111111111 N1lll11I 1111111 111111 lll1l1ll1'l' 1-1111 111 z11l1l 111 1l11'lI' l-ill2l1'li l'111' 11llSlllllQ' 1l11- l111ll l12l1'li 111111 111511 11111111 1 11lll11ll11llN 111 N 1111l 1l11.11l.1 g.11111'1l 111 1l11-11' l:1s1 1111 111' skill lll Sll1l11ll15,f 1l11111' Sll1l1S 111111 1l11' 11z111s 111 X1 ll .11 NI111 llll Nl lll11l' 11-'11111 Slll'1'1x1'4l1'1l 111 11111- 1ll1'll' 11111111111-111's 1l1-1'1111s11. Nlllllj'El1ll1I1'1'll11l1Yl'l11N 1111111 .1ll 11111 11111 111 1l11 g.11111f ,1g.1111s1 1l11- 11111111s111g l1111'1- l11'1'll S1111-1l l'I'11lll losing il 11111111 llbY 1l11- 11111 1-K 1 111111211 1l11- s11l11111l l1'2l1llllQ 1l11' S1'lll1ll'S 1l11-1' 11'1-1'1' 1'11'1111'11 1. 111. s11111'1s 111 Nl:11'1' :11111 1l1111' 111:11l1- 1l11' s11111111's 11'1 P 1111's :11111 s11 1l111111111'1-s 1l11l 111 1ll1'lI' 111-11111. 1111 1111- 11111 l l - 'Ili .,,- s111111l11111' :1l11l11'1' lll' l'1l2l1II1' xll11l'IlX. Slll' l12l1l 1l11 1l11111lSlllQ 11-11111s l111ll'l111l,l1'1' l11-1' l'1'1llI'lllllQ sl1111s. llllI1 41'lIl0I'4 111111 1111-11' 41l'11llLf1'F1 1111- 111 1111' 1111111111 1111211 1221111111 ll1111'1'1'111' 11'11l1 411111111111 1l11- l111s1 2lllIl1'l1'S lll 1111-1' 1-11-1'1' 11l1s1:11'l1- 1l11'1' 1'lIl'1lllll11'l'l'1l. ll11- s1111l111 111111'1-s l1111'1' 111-1-11 11'1ll'lilllg,f1lI1'll' 11':1'1' 1111 lll lll1' 111 l1l 11111' 1l11'11' s1l1'1-1' :111'111'1l. 'l'l111 l1llll1'1-llli1' s1-1'1'1-s 111 .l112lll lX1'lI1 ll1'l11l'1l 111 S11lll' 11111 s1-111111's 1111 111 1'11 11ll'l1lllS 1'I1111:1x 1111l11- 1111l11111' S1111l'lS. .Xl1ll11Il1jll 11 11 1l11- 1-'11'ls 1l11-111s1-l1'11s 111:11 1l11 11111 111-111111 11l:11'111g 1111 11111 1-11111'1s, 1l11-1' 11'1111l1l 1111 lilw s11 11111111 l11s1 Slll111 11'111'1- 11 11111 1111' Nliss li111'l111g1z11111-. llll11' s11111111's :111 S1lI'I'f' 111111 111111 1l11l lllll l1:11'11 Elll 111111111'11111111' 111 lll2ll1'l11llQ' 1l11111' skill 11'11l1 lll1'lI' l'2l1lI1'I'S. 11s 1l11- ,11111 First Row: Mayne, Aronberg, Dunbar, Jones, Young fcaptainj, Moffat, Happel, Skinner, Brown Second Row: Kent, Antrim, Steffen, VVyman, Lawton, Hewitt With the :1l'i'iw1l ol' that llI'lllltllll sun :intl warm wezitlulr, tlu-i'e is the usual longing to get hm-hinsl the nhl hail :intl hall. While the seniors are ilevnt- ing inost ol' the-ii' time to Mnypole I'llllll2lI'Sill the juniors ure putting in us DlIlC'll pinvtu-e as possible hefore thex' no into the voutest. The seniors luma ., F' E'L:58A6L! only lNl1'l1 illllf' to tlirou' the l1oi'sm-liimle urounrl 21 few times in the lust innnth. In spite ol the lzivk ol' warining up thi-ii' hziselmll sirius tlujv are entering this season with high liolws. So lui' tlujx' luive won :ill the zitllletiv 4-ups :incl ilu-lx' Wish to Qffilllllillilf with :ni lllllIl21l'l'l'4l i'vvoi'il lol' their Iinzil year at svhool. 'l'his .wax 1' the seniors are li0I'illll2llO to linu- lmvk with them one oi' their stan' piti'lwi's. Sliirley Sim-lllnl who will get 1-xwlli-lit siipport lroiu Peggy Iliippel. their ilepeiulzllrle outlieliler, unrl Melanie Brown in the inlwlil. Un the whole the seniors lime zi wi-ll-lmlmiviwl tvznn. .Xt hut tlu-lv lmw- powei' in the zirins ol' Putt-v Young. Billie .lean lA2lWl0I1 and Joan Kent. ,Xttvr winning ull the other uups these twelfth ,Q'l'2lflK'I'S i-wtziiiilux' ileseiwc- Miss 'Hui'- lingznnrfs liiith uunl high liopes in them. She has been working luird and the results that have heen ohserverl so lui' seeni to lrzinish 2lll'Y iilens that thi Nlziypole pimftive lessens their 4-lmlives for the signilim-:int hit of silver. In the juniorstlu'tu'1-lxis will linml El llilTll nut to l'I'?l4'li :intl the ouistzinilinff soplioniores preseiit ai gooil ilezil ol' miiiiwtitioii too. ,Yi'!'Sf-Fl' pus, 4',lhii'l'v ? YVe'lI take the field xXXXxx! Xi' 'wtf if Y my Q, xii? V ygxgf, a 'far -1 af, Y'-Sr , M X R Y X V .. 'Q Y dal w, il if j in .,., 1 W kg., x. ' l'JaP,,J fm. .az-vl?'fqA ' :.l'P'.x ilu. 'L in Att- fly Alffy. .. M I 44 'S . 2, 'J 4. . Qi' 5 .4 'alibi ' lf-5,l?i+1-- bil? 'IEW-Q.. '94 'tiff I ilhiiflifx -. si , .. .. 'ffl-'ff 4'ffzYik'-1.1 x'u?2 fq -we- gf V- ' .r im 371' 'L -H1:.,. 911,55 7433-:J1p,,g wg fi. V f ! ,.l.'E' , sag .xghf jjdree ttf: ' t 'til L.- 5?raI' 1. Qi. 0 0 0 '37, C LUL L85 i' 3 't by A liz. Place: Your guess is as good as ours Time: Usually the most inconvenient Action: Much ado about something In this third act is to be found the denoucment of our play. Attendance here is not compulsory for elsej 3 but in recent years rarely does one of our actors finish the last year of training without finding a place for herself on one of these boards. Extra-curricular activities give each girl a chance to follow her own special interest, ambition or talent, to learn a little about the business of serious play. Pictured on the following pages as sedate and dignified, these characters in action generally rush around in a frenzy of excitement in an effort to Work out the latest problem-and be worthy of the refreshments that usually highlight each re- hearsal. But the playls the thing I Lights! Curtain! Our cue! ,Ai 't 'M ls W1 7ll!0l ?8l 5 . H ummm I lllmlu nu 8l'Ll0l 0lfLl'LCL lf'ir,wl lrozrx XYUIIIWUITII, 'Iuka l,ue-tsvlu-r. New-mzzl Firsi l.'01l'.' Wyman, Alu1'l':u1, Ke-nt. Svmllrl I l.'o1e': Knight. liixbp liu1'r'nws, 'I'hir1l l1'0Il'.' Mr- flnlvlm, I.:1wtun. 'I'lli1'1l l.'n1r'.' : 1 Willizuns, Antrim, limul, Smith, Ss'l11I4lvr, lf'uwl4-V. . ' '.,-. 1 H1 ll Nlrr, I:llllHt5L'l. lwllrrfll lfvllt' KIli52'Ilt1'Il, I wx In n, lllIllllN,,l1.!llI, hvrlwlll. -- SU 1 pfagwor em l'1'f1si1111r1f .lieu N 11: lL11,1,.1'11.1N N111-1-111111111 - l1I1,.11N11 3ll'Tli'liX Tl'l'1llSIll'l'l' - ICLLIQN XYICNTWORTII 'l'l111 Pl2lf'WOI'li0I'S, H1is year, llllflfll' H111 spl11111li1l l11a1l11rsl1ip of Mrs. Nlo1'g1111s, l12lYl' h111111 i111lisp1111si- hl11 work11rs i11 H111 joh ol' 1l1'11ssi11g ol' llfkllllilllf' 111'o1l111'tio11s 111111 Ollllll' l'Ol'lllS ol' flllillllll 1111t11rt11i11- Illtllll. l11 C'00IlC'l'2lllOll wiH1 Bliss l1w11111loly11 Brown, our 11111si1' lllSll'lll'l'0I', H111 l,l21yWOI'k0I'S illlll so11111 oH1111' art s1111l1111ls WOl'lil'1l 1og11H1111' on H111 11111111111- 1lo11s task ol' lllillilllg' llags to 1'11111'11s1111l 11ll H111 .Xlli111l Yalious. 'l'h11s11 flags w111'o lllSIll2lyf'fl lll lllll l'11il111l Nations Fostiyal. lll il lalor llllillllxl pro- g1'11111 lllll l1islory ol 111111I1 flag was lol1l. ll'h1111 11, 1-o11l11s1 w11s llfllll, illlfl El 11riz11 given to llll' girl wl1o l'0l1lll i1l1111iiiAy 'llll' 111osi flags 11orr111'1Hy. 'l'h11 VVll1lll'I' was .lahh11r l'l1111'ho1111i11r. The li1l11'lSlIll2lS 'l'lay was lllfl il,l2lf'WOI'liOl'S' 1111xt iask. For H1111 H111y 111111- s'f1'111-t111l Ellllil 1l11sig11111l props 11111l s11111111ry. 'l'h11y also Illilfll' lllilllj' ol' H111 1'ost1111111s, golfing i1l1111s l'1'o111 l'?l1ll0llS Il2llIlll1l45IS ol' 111111li11v11l H11111s. ldlllll' i11 H111 y11a 1' 'lllll l'l11yw1'1rk11rs 1l11sign1111l S4'l'llUl'j' for il play gi1'1111 hy tllll sixH1 g1'111l111's, 1lir111'f111l hy 'Miss S1-oil. 'Yury litH11 is 11v111' ll1 2ll'fl ahout Jfllf? l'lay- WOI'li0l'SQ llllly 1lo all H111i11 work lbfllllllfl Jfllf' s11111111s. an .glnior olfmci llllll? Senior l'ou111'il ol' l4OT'l'V-llll'l'0 l1111ls lllill it has 111111111 groat stri1l11s H1is f'f'ill'. To i11i1iai11 il policy: Hfrionclly hut li1'111 -of sl111l1111l' gOYl'l'l1- IIIODJY, the lirst 1111111H11g wiH1 H111 si111l1111ls i11 f4llilI10l, was llliliilkl 1'111'y i11l'1'1r11111l. Tho girls llklll 1111 ohyiously lllflllll' 1111111-tion lo 11 ll0lllll'll sifting, 1111- l2lXCLl, 011 H111 111lg11 of H111 s'fag11, lllklll To H111 1111119 previously 11111'11l1111l slillly h11hi111l a ll02lVY tahlo. When we ho11o1'111l s11y1111 r111111iv111l H10 uT'l'Iil hook, H111 1'111i1or1l111l j111li1-i11l 111'111f11111li11gs of lA0l'lll01' y1111rs, wo a111f11pt111l 21 fully ilIblll'M'l2lll'1l I'K'Sll0llSll1llll'y. 'l'ho l'a1111l'1y has gi1'1111 11s irs Wll0lOlll'2ll'l'K'fil l'O0lll'l'2lll0ll, 11sp1111ially Bliss ll111'o11 11111l Miss l'llizah11H1 lirown, o11r 1111w lll'2lll. l'la1'ly i11 lllll .YU2ll', illl! llllllllkfll ask111l H111 s11hool to h11l11 Ii11a111-11 H111 1l1l0Illl0ll ol a young 1'11l'11g1111 girl. lllllfl 2lIbl1l'?ll'2lIl1'K' ol' our own s11hool Sl'2lll0lll'I'.V was H111 l'f'2lllZ2lll0ll ol' 111111 ol our l'o111l11sf 1ll'K'2llllS. illlll' 11xp111'i1'1111-11 Q21lllf'1l this y11a1' i11 1l11ali11g wiH1 l111111a11 11111111111 l111s 111'11x'111l ll'lYillll- 11hl11 lo 11s, 11111l w11 w11l1'o11111 yo11 isl'0l'l.Y-liOlll'S., who lillill o111' 111111-11s. Wl111H1111' 1'I1111li11g wiH1 1111l111'l11i11- ing or 111is1l1111111a11o1's. l I'1111l lllill lllll 11111111h111's of lllll Sflllltll' l'o111111il will always r1111liz11 H111 i111l1or' 111111-11 ol' 11111111ssa11y i111prov111111111fs. 1111111f1'1l'11l 1111111- l1ro111is11s. and lIHI'i2lI'll2ll 1lo11isio11s. A little creative work, artists? .,-Sl.W Queen Callahan and King Cunningham KLA FLIP? Od! 88 bt Z? 7 C7 A Iflrsl I.'1w'.' IIHKISIIHIH, IH-mis, .I, Rmlm-lmw. Fu Nw-mul l.'1111'.' lh-my, llmwm-r', ff2lllI'h4'l', Skinnmg Alf-rmslmrnlt, lirmvn. .lum-s. 'xf Roll ' . lU1lII1h4 my:-r, M H Ut ., .lum-s X . l'i0ll9l'l1Vb'!' nl K' , . 1'onh+-rg' l , Weir, HA , nrrull, IS' ' Nfv-and ' ' , J. Rod: Appvl, Alenshzxrwlt llfky, Smith, Moffat, Kvnt A014 .' 0'I :1ll0n, lmwtun, Hvwitt, Dunbar XYu1'v, Kim-ffe-r, Moser, Skinner, 1jU6'Y'IlPY', Gallvlu-1' K5 rich-s, tlvrhuth, L'lwl'bonnivl', Sr-llmlrlvr, I,m-svhvn. Third, Hfmr' XVumls, Haze-lion, Shillingism, Britt. lizxttrxnhe-mg, Kuhn, M4-Roh:-rts, Hrmilf-y, Antrim, XV5mun, Ymxng, Cul:-, Ks-rs-khuff. ...SSH Oggfdfg Mar ELVLC! 8 'llli1'0llgllUl1l flu- yi-ai' nnnu-Vous Irooks liavm- lu-1-n :ulilcul fo flu- l.ilni'ai'y. 'l'l1is has lu-4-n lmronglif almonf not only ln' flu- gi-iu-rous l'Ollli'lllllll0IlS lroni flu- l a1-ulfy aiul girls, linf in aclclifion flu- liilmrary lias puff-liasf-rl sonu- iu-w anfl inf:-1-4-sfing lwooks. 'l'lu: liilmrary lias also ill-4-ply appn-c'iafm-cl flu- gil'fs ol' lwooks lroni Blr. liilnnnul Sm-ars, flu- l'0i'nu-r prin- vipal ol' Blai x'. Bliss llarliara Vonslaiul. also a lornu-1' priiu-ipal. arul Bliss Lillian iilI'?lB'f'BS, wlio liail fanglif linglisli lu-rv for inany -vc-ars. ln all. uni' 4-ollc-vfion has lu-on angnu-nfs-nl lip' sonu- 525 hooks. lf lias ll1l'1'llll0I'l' lu-4-n iu-1-1-ssary lor flu- l,iln'aijv fo niow- 1-vi-n niori- liooks info Blrs. llc-an's aiul Blrs. Voiulu-'s roonis. .B gri-af wlc-al lias lu-4-n rloiu- in flu- i'i--vlu-1-king ol' flu- c-afalogiu-. .Xf prvs- 4-nf. flu- mfafalogiu- lias lu-on alniosf 1-nfirc-ly rf-visa-il anrl lias lu-4-n iiiiiwow-il in many ways. 'l'liis yi-ar, flu- lumarfl lias c-onsisfi-rl ol' fwi-iw alwlf- girls, lu-alla-fl Ivy Blargarn-f Blayiu- as lu-all l,iln'arian. Sue Hoi-riu-I' si-i'vs-il as .Xssisfanf aiul v-lf'2lllllO lli-i'i'y as 'l'i'c-asim-i'. In Blrs. llm-an,s rooni. llvnafm- ill-rliofli lias liail 1-liargc-. 'l'lu- lioanl lias fo fliank Blrs. l'oiulu-. Bliss llnfli lli-ron, anal Blrs. Nil-kin-s loi- flu-ii' 4-nm-ourage-nu-nf aiul mflu-1-rlnl guiclanui- fluring flu- yn-ar. 1'I'l'N1'ffl'l7f - - llI'1.X'l'liIl'l-I Iiiisui' l'ici--l'1'r'.s1'rlr-riI - - Bl.u:.xf'ol.1-1 l'll,l.I.I1l-I .ll-:BN l,.xw'i'ox l,.f'l l'Y X in ni- Si'I7I'l'lllI'!f - 7vI'I'llNIl l'l'l' 'l'lu- work ol' fliis 'vi-ar's film- f'lnln lias lu-i-n niosf grafil'-Ying lu-1-anso ol' flu- wlioli--lu-arfi-il 1-llorf ol flu- group. l'n4li-r flu- alili- SllIli'l'B'lSl0ll aiul szuiiliv- ing infm-ri-sf ol' Bliss l'li'own anal Bliss l'ylc-. flu nu-inlu-rs ol' flu- film- Vlnli, vliosi-n on flu- liasis ol c-:ii-zlvify. infi-ri-sf. anil zu-liii-vi-nu-nfs. liaw- givi-n niany 4-oru-1-rfs. 'l'lu-so 2lIllM'Zll'illlf'K'S liavr- iiuliulx-ul parfic-ipafion in flu- l'nifc-fl Nafions l i-sfival. flu illlI'lSlIll2lS l'ai'ol Sl'l'B'll'0. aiul flu- Sono' Fm-sf. 'l'lu F' girls ill-vofm-al a 4lax' fo singing af flu- .li-lin-rson lloff-I in orrli-r fo raisi- nioiu-5' for flu- l'ai'ol .Bsso- 4-iafion. 'l'lu- niosf siuwfc-ssl'iil ilf'I'l'0l'lIilllll'l' was flu f-vc-niiig' prograni wliu-li zulili-il flu- .lnnior fill-1 f'lnlw aiul l'1-afiiiw-il si-vi-ral Slll1lf'lll soloisfs. 'l'lu film- l'lnlw lias wifliin ifs ranks ninsif-ians wlio 1-xi-4-I 'nof only in voval infm-i'pi'i-fafion linf also in insfrn nu-nfal skill. flpporfnnify llill' ill-vm-lopiiig iiuliviil nal work anel 1-xprm-ssion flirongli singing lu-lon flu- 1-lnlm is olll-iw-el frm-qiu-nfly. 'l'lu- f'oiu'm-rf on Blalx' illfli was a frinniiili lor all. 1-slu-vially lifll' oln soloisfs. ll. llilslihv. Bl. l'ol1- aiul Bl. lloful. The- Chief Librarian with part of her staff The- Junior Give- Flub W.. 921 fury Firsl IH CAPOVLLC 8 nr: SlQi!lIli'I'. M. limlvlx1yn-V, Ummllllns. lf'i1',s'I I.'n1i'.' IZvl'l'5', Mui'f:1l, llziplwl, 4l2lll'll, llc' lv-nt, Huusmzm, Tnlwtmm, lwmgq, A, hlusm-1', .l. XVilliz1mS,llunhzlr,fl21l'4ln0I',Sflrorlrflfr11l7.'iXI:1h:m Rmlmnyvr. Ncwrxzrrl I.'01f'.' k':1r'rull, IH-tvrs, XYnr'v, Unlc-, XYyn1:1n, Ililsky, Antrim, NVt'iSlN2lI1, Shill- Drunumuml, .I. ,xI'hlll'kli'. 'I'11irrl I.'m4': Uhswr- imitfm, OslhuI'i', I'vI'f'll!14l. Third lfflux' Iimnis, bUY'lHiUI'. Mizv, Ilnzs-lt1n1, YUIIIUJ, nm Ss'hz':ul1-r, liuln-Vis, Vox, H:1gn:111m', Kyricle-s, Knight, Hvw- Xrburklv, Flzwksnn, Hlusvr, .I. Jwrws, S11ru1mfr's. ill, l'llhY'liI1,Y,'hZlIN, 1 I'llClllki', L2llZ1'I', Hzxgcr. Kivftk-r, XYl'IllNY1Jl'Ul, Uhivvis - S4 g, This y11111', the fcD121Tj',, 1111s 1l1l11I'OV0t1 its 11oli1cy so H1111 it 11215 11 111111111 11111sti1f 111111 s111oot11111' work- ing 111'g1111iz11ti1111. The 11o111'11 is 11iVi1,1e11 i11to three 111stin1-t 11ivis1ons: H111 11111t111'1111 110111111 that 111111s H111 11l?1j01'11'j' 111 H111 writing! 1111 H111 1121111113 H111 bus- 11111ss 1111111'11, tl111t 1111es t1111 1111-g111't1111f.', 111111 11111 new 1111'1s11111, the 1.V111l1g' 11r11w. Due t11 1t111OI' short- 11g11s, the 1J1111'y 111111111 out 0111-11 11v11ry two weeks inst111111 111 weekly 11s it 111111 111 1111st y11111's. ,l1ow- ever, t11e size of the 111111111' 11215 11111111 e11l11rg1111 1ro111 litllll' to six sheets. Mrs. Otto 111111 Miss Mit1-111111 both 11ssiste11 111 the 111'st seniestei' but 111113 to Mrs. t1tt11's 1e111'e ol' i11lSK'11l'0, Miss 111t1111e11 took 111'111' H111 11111 111 11111'is111' 111111 111111-1111 1:111'r1111t11r 1111' 11111 1'en1111111111r 111 t11e y11111'. 111 tl1is new 111111 l211'Q01' 1111111111 11111111 sheet l'01l121111S s1111111'11t11 t1111i1-s. U11 the lirst 1111g11 were 1-1111111111 111'11nts 111111 111110-11118 111 1111st ones. The s1111111111 11111111 1'1111t11in1111 1nusi1f notes, 1il11'11ry notes, i11'1 notes. 1111itori111s 111111 2111111111210 notes. 'l'1111 thi1'11 11115111 w11s 11e1'11t1111 11nti1'11ly to 1101111110 l11211PI'121l. 111111 the 1111111111 to 111w111' s111111111 1111ws. ,111 111 tl111 11t11111ti11 111't111l11s w111'11 111111-1111 on 112126 five. 'llhe i'1111lI'1 , 111111 V11 1111s w1'11'ke11 0111111151- 11st11111lly to 11111 0111 11111-11 issueg e1'111'y llltlllllltxf, es1111- l'111ll'Y the s1111i111' 1l021l'11, 1111se1'1'es great 111'1111it. mr? ana! Clwonic e We, the 1'l11'11n1f1'l11 1311111111 01 19133, 111'e 111'esent- ing our 11111111111 111 school events and personalities t11is year in t1111 11111111 of 21 play. Because 01 world 1f11n11itio11s 111n1i1i11l' to us 1111, t11is book has bee11 g1'02l1ly si111111iti1111 311111 1111 new pictures 111 the s111111111 liuve 1111011 1TZ1.k011. We 11e1'1o1'1ne11 our patri- 11ti11 11uty this year by turning 111 t11e metal from 111118 used 111 11I'9V101J.S y02l1'S. A11vertising has been 11 serious 1111111111111 1111' us to overcome. However, u1111e1' t11e 1111111 1111111ersh111 111 t11e business 1na.n- 111g111's, .1111111 llewitt, Lyllll Cu1111i11gh11111, 211111 Sally Wy11111n, 111111 t11e 1'o1111e1'11tio11 of the other mein- bers 111 the l1o11r11, w11 finally sol11:ite11 enough 1111s. l1'1'1111u1111t Silillfflklj' 1n1111ti11gs o1 senior 111G1'1l1l0l'SQ s111111i11l s11ssions 1111111111 by A11ting'-lC11itor, Marty 111111111111 1111111115 spring v111'11t111ng just before going to 11r11ss. il few night w11t11hes with Lynn 111111 Peggy 211W21j'S 11r11se11t fS21f'l'1l'1I'1Hg Florida 111111 3 1111 these 111 1111111t111n to 11111ny g11t11er111gs 111 the entire l1o11r11 11t s111111111 give 11111 i11e11 111' the time 111111 1111111 work H1111 lllillilx 21 y11111' book. '1'o 'lf'11ggy 11111111el, 5111 1111it111' who 11111 her 1111st to 111111411 t11e book what we 111111111117 it to 1111. 111111 to Mrs. .1oe11i1-ke. who knew Wlltlif we sl11111111 Willlt, let 11s say that we 11re h111111y t11 1111111 111111 110l 11121HP111 1'111111r11 ol' the year. Senior D111 ry YYI0YI1bl1l S ...S5.. Senior Ch1'11ni11le members lfLlfLlf0lf' !98l 8lff6L 'l'he Vlass ot 'lil gave as their Junior Operetta the eharniing i'arnielita by llelen Bagg and Nino Mareelli. The seene is laid in Mexico where some .Xnieriean surveyors, mistaken for enemies, are held prisoners at the Yalverde Hacienda. The .Xinerieans prove to be friends when they save the llaeienda from an Indian attavk. The chief sur- veyor QSally Wyinanj is rewarded with the hand ol' tlilI'll10lll2l Yalverde QMarilyn Aronbergj. Other leading roles were eapably taken by Billie dean Lawton, .lane Hewitt, Margaret Mayne, and An- drea Knight. Special niention goes to Marianna Jordan for her outstanding portrayal ol' Don Pablo and to Beatriee Bilsky who niade Pat OlToole a good eoinedian and a master olf ad lib. Other high- lights were the Hat Dance flllarilynj, the Tango lAndreal, the drill of the Mexican soldiers, and Margaret's inspiring solo. Our thanks to Mrs. Manning, our niusieal di- reetor, and to Miss Pyle, aeeompanist. Miss Seott, Mrs. Morgens and Miss Maelieod also lent assis- tanee. After the pertornianee there was a, dance l'or which Billy lA'Il1OlliS orchestra furnished the inusiv. lt was held in the gym .sans deeoration: but there was a good erowd and everyone seemed to have il grand time. -86- 011 11111 11ig1111 of our 11u11i1111 l,I'0Ill, 218 1110 gay 1-1111111115 111111111111 11111 Big 'l'11111 111111 gyiu i111111g11i111j, 11111y w111'11 g1'111111111 l1y 1111111's, 6101111211115 11111 1111 11111-V, 11111 111111 11121113 111111 11u111111'1111s 111111111 1:i1'1:11s 111111111- 1'i1i11s. 1'111111'1111 s1r1111111111's 111111 11115 11111l11o11s il11i111lY1 11111 1111111 111111-11 111 11111 111'ig111ly 111111111111-11111 gylll. W0 w111'11 11S111'1'1211l.1' 111111111 111' 11111 11111111r111i1111s 1111- 1'1111s11 w11 111111 111111111 11111111 111111 11111 11111111 1111 0111'- s111v11s. 1111w11y111', 11111 11111111 work was 111111111 up 101' 1111111 111111 11v111' again 11y 11111 111111 wo 111111 1111 111111 1111v111'-111-1111-1011511111111 11ig111. 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We grew as they, our roots are firm and true In knowledge gained from friends and teachers who lnclined our lives in wondrous patterns new, Entwining in our hearts the thought of you. We sing a song of youth, a melody As graceful as the pliant poplar tree. Farewell, farewell, our paths will take us far, Yet each beyond the clouds will find' her star. Cum Laude On May 2, 19411, a Cum Laude chapter was installed at Mary Institute. We are therefore the third class here to enjoy the distinction of membership in that honorary Society. Eligible for election, in accordance with the constitution of the organiza- tion, are those members of the Class of 1943 who have an honor record up to the time of election and stand in the first fifth of the class. The faculty members of our chapter are Miss Heron, Miss Brown, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Mitchell, and Mrs. Joedicke. FROM THE CLASS OF 1943 J EANNE VVALDECK BERRY RENATE GERBOTII BEATRICE BILSKY 1NlARGARET VIRGINIA HAPI'EL JANE LYNN CUNNINGHAM DONNA VVELLS HAUSLIAN NIARTHA J ANI-1 DUNBAR liATHERINE LOUDERMAN MOFFIAT SARAH HUNT WVYMAN - 89 .. Ten Years Hence A ntrim: Has grown black hair and is now settled down and surrounded by a happy little family. ,fIrrmberg: Spends her time teaching liladame Uassan the delicate art of tour jelrf. lif 'lIl'iS.' ls now the proud owner of a crew cut and her fabulous locks can be seen for the mere admission fee of ten cents at the Barnum and Bailey display. Harry: Has been literally in hiding since the day a salesman quite convinced her that lavender and orange were the ideal wardrobe to go with red hair. I-iil.wlfy: Can now be found at Princeton showing Einstein the flaws in his theory. Hrowm' Can be found in Ward Three in the hospital as her build-you-up program on the air seems to have the opposite effect on her. lffzllfzhan: Has finally received her B.A. degree and is startling the world with her painting, entitled 'Tlolorecl Man in a Blackout. Uoh.cn: Now owns a black convertible autogyro and thinks nothing of visiting Joan every day in Bombay. flomstoclr: ls now known as the otlicial hostess for the navy and seems to have no trouble at all planning five or six big dances a week. 1 'oombsx' Has carried out her idea. of liberal education to the valley folk and has revolutionized the Ozarks with her theory that the only illiterate men in the world are those who cannot put an X mark for their name. Cunnfingh,am.- At last Lynn has succeeded in finding that perfect powder known as blush camoutiagef' Dehlendorf: ls now the proud owner of the title 'fthe girl with the smallest waist- line in the world? The only trouble is that because of her size no one has been able to find her to prove it. Dunbar: Can now be found leading rousing cheers almost any day for the Washing- ton University football team. Freuml: Is now master of ceremonies on a quiz program. She is known to the radio world as 'fthe Woman of a thousand questions-but no answersf' Galleher: Has formed a partnership with Miss Pickel and together they are writing a. book Germs, Germs, and Germs? Gm'dner.' Has just published a book entitled How l Succeeded Where Others Failedf, for she owns the worldls largest collection of fraternity pins. Gatch: Has been appointed woman of the year and is said to be a threatening rival for the next Presidential election. Gerboth: Has become the outstanding linguist of the world, and has daily confer- ences With the neighborhood dogs in an attempt to understand completely the complex canine conversation. Goerner: Because of her extensive labor in the library and the time it requires she has completely lost contact with the outside world. Weire afraid Shakespeare and his contemporaries have won Sue over. Uappel: Is now making tours and creating panic among the fuzzie-wuzzies of Africa with her boogie-Woogie. IlIL1,l,S'I?7,!l7'L.' ls now occupied in working on a well-known newspaper-she spends her time chasing ambulances for scoops. llcwitt: ls now busy running a date bureau-her only request is that all those be- tween the ages of eighteen and twenty-tive be turned over to her personal supervision. -90.. Ten Years Hence Jones: After taking exercises twenty-four hours a day for the past ten years she is amazed to find that instead of growing an inch she has shrunk an inch. Jordan: ls now on Broadway running for the third year in her silent starring role of Esmerandi in the 'Fongueless Widow from Tucson. Kent: Now owns a post-oflice of her very own and has no trouble getting all the news fresh off the press and first hand. Knight: Because of Andrea St. Louis has now been placed before Paris and New York for setting startling style creations. Lawton: Now owns a medicine stand of her own and is showing the lndians how to keep that perpetual tan. .7lIcWill1k1m.9.' Has now replaced Betty Hutton as America's No. 1 jitter-bug and what we want to know is, with that southern background, where does she get all the speed? Mahan: Is now head of the math department at Vassar College as she is the only person in the world who succeeds in getting so many answers for one geometry problem. . Mn,rshu,tz: Has finally succeeded in knitting her one hundredth sweater.-This occu- pation has affected her so that she has become a perfect Knit-wit. Mayne: Has at last discovered a perfect diet-it positively guarantees that you will lose a pound a year-fif you follow the instructions closely. M enshardlt: Margie's name can now be seen gracing many an advertising poster whose slogan is Do you feel sluggish-try vitamin M-E for energy? M oyfat: Because of priorities Katy has been forced to open a second-hand shop to sell her prized collection of suits. M oog: After trying for years Moogie finally succeeded in getting an adv from the city morgue. M utrux: Is the proud owner of a parcel of land on the campus at Mizzou and spends her time furthering the education of students between the ages of twenty-one and thirty-one. Roberts: Has formed a union to promote universal feeling about her pet question, What,s the hurry ?', Rodemyer, J.: Has finally finished reading The Return of the Nativev and en- joyed it thoroughly, she thanks The Beader's Digest for its excellent sum- mary. ' Rodemyer, M.: Is basking in the glory of her recently published N ew and Different Encyclopedia? A new departure in this field, the book contains full explana- tions of the authoris obvious jokes. Skinner: Has become the first claquer on regular salary at Mary Institute chapel performances. At last she has put her laugh to some use. Steffen: On one of her recent flights, Shirley was forced to bailed out. Because her parachute failed to open she is now spending all her time trying to sue the government for a new one. Wyman: Is still looking for a natural vitamin that will take the place of lip-stick so future Maryites won,t have to go through the same old lip-stick problem. Young: Has proved herself to be invaluable to her country as she is the head of the Animal Husbandry department in Washington. -KITTY GATCH, ,43 -JEANNETTE RoDEMYER, '43 ..91.. Senior Ambitions Antrim: To have a southern accent. Aronberg: To follow in Sonja Heniels tracks. Bemis: Never to be called Veronica. Lake. Berry: To tell a joke right. Bileky: To have no more worries. Brown: To be another Oso Johnson. Callahan: To get along, little dogief, Cohen : To have and to hold. Comstock: To be plus instead of minus. Uoombs: To tind a man whose vest pocket is not so near my nose. Cunningham: To be Slender, Tender and 'l'all.', Dehlendorf: To rumba in Rio. Dunbar: To marry an Eskimo so that l may have lots ot pies. Freund: To understand. Gatch: To be able to answer the sixty-four dollar question when it comes my Way Galleher: To be so nice to come home to. Gardner: Get one. Gerboth: To see that Mrs. Dean's desk is straight tor onee. Goerner: Catch one? Happel: To have somebody laugh at my jokes besides Peggy Happel. Hausman: To get lost, deep in the heart of Texas. Hewitt: Never to forget to stamp my mail. Jones: To be Queen of the Amazons. Jordan: To sing with the Coon Creek Boys. Kent: To Weigh less, the more 1 eat. Knight: To leave no stone unturned. Lawton: To have a bird in hand instead of in the bush. McWilliams: To have an orchestra of my own and play lst fiddlef' Mahan: To catch onto a joke the first time that I hear it. Marsltutz: To scare someone with the name t'Boo.U Mayne : To be able to end a sentence with a preposition. M enshardt: To find someone to share the 50-50 proposition. - M ojffat: To be six feet tall so that people will stop calling me Shorty.', Moog: To invent a sport where I do not break bones. Mutrum: To wear a fresh gardenia every day. Roberts : To have at cute laugh and that soft, low, gentle voice. Rodemyer, J.: To be called by the right name just once after having been intro- duced fifty times. Rorlernyer, JI.: To Wake up in the morning and look like a movie star in a picture Skinner: To be the Hame in someone's eye and not have to carry a torch. Steffen: To join the Air Corps: and l don't mean the WAAFS. Wyman: To eat my cake and have it, too. Young : To be ambitious. ' ,92... Senior Statistics Typical M. I . Girl-15 Happel, 25 Kent, 35 Gatch Best All Around Girl--15Kent, 25 Happel, 35 Jones Done Most for M. I .-15 Gateh, 25 Kent, 35 Wyman Most Likely to Succeed-15 Wyman, 25 Bilsky, 35 Dunbar Best Athlete-15 Moffat, 25 J ones, 35 Hewitt Brightest--15 Bilsky, 25 Dunbar, 35 Wyman Most Attractive-15 Marshutz, 25 Knight, 35 Coombs Most Happy-Go-Lucky-15 Coombs, 25 Mahan, 35 Freund N eatest-15 Moog, 25 Roberts, 35 Marshutz Best Dressed-15 Roberts, 25 Cunningham, 35 McWilliams Figure--15 Bemis, 25 Goerner, 35 McWilliams Hair-15 Cunningham, 25 Berry, 35 Bemis Lips-15 McWilliams, 25 'Hausman5, 35 Moffat Eyes-15 Comstock, 25 Menshardt, 35Young Nose-15 J. Rodemyer, 25 Mahan, 35 Goerner Teeth-15 Hausman, 25 Brown, 35 McWilliams Hands-15 Berry, 25 Knight, 35 Galleher Personality-15 Mayne, 25 Coombs, 35 Lawton Voice-15 Lawton, 25 Mayne, 35 Hewitt Poise-15 Dehlendorf, 25 Galleher, 35 J. Rodemyer Laugh--15 Skinner, 25 Jordan, 35 Moog Cutest-15 Mahan, 25 McWilliams, 35 Jones Furmiest-15 Callahan, 25 Mutrux, 35 Antrim Peppiest-15 Jordan, 25 Menshardt, 35 Coombs Best Sense of Humor-15 Mutrux, 25 Callahan, Lawton Best Disposition,-15 Young, 25 M. Rodemyer, 35 Brown Smile-15 Steffen, 25 Young, 35 Hausman Y Best Sport-15 Brown, 25 Young, 35 Gerboth Complexion,-15 Antrim, 25 Roberts, 35 Gardner Most Energetic-15 Hewitt, 25 J. Rodemyer, 35 Menshardt Most Talented-15 Aronberg, 25 Bilsky, 35 Gardner Most Tactful-15 M. Rodemyer, 25 J. Rodemyer, 35 Lawton Most Graceful-15 Goerner, 25 Dehlendorf, 35 Aronberg Most Artistic-15 Gardner, 25 Steffen, 35 Mutrux Frankest-15 Menshardt, 25 Steffen, 35 Goerner Best Dancer-15 Galleher, 25 Dehlendorf, 35 Aronberg First to Be M arried--15 Cohen, 25 Steffen, 35 Hausman M ost Talkative-15 Freund, 25 Coombs, 35 Hewitt Most Interesting-15 Gerboth, 25 Gardner, 35 Cunningham Most Popular-15 Jones, 25 Lawton, 35 Happel Most Capable-15 Dunbar, 25 Wyman, 35 Bilsky Most Ghzmorous-15 Knight, 25 Dehlendorf, 35 Bemis ...93 ...Q Freedom Awarded First Prize in the Alumnae Essay Contest, 1942 A turn of the light switeh, a leap into bed, a last try at the covers, and then- freedom! Nine full hours of absolute freedom! I am, for the duration of the night, master of time, and ruler supreme of space. lt is quiet, the darkness is kind, soft, and protecting. The cares of yesterday and the worries of tomorrow hang suspended in space, they have been left behind, and are to be found somewhere between today and tomorrow. For now there is no time. Only me, and thought, and God. There is no ugliness at night. Just pale silver shafts of moonlight and soft gray shadows. There are no rough corners, for they are hidden in the enveloping darkness. Of the bulky dresser that is so ungraoeful in the daylight, only the crystal gleam of the mirror in the moonlight can be distinguished. The moon and several of her beams are holding a silent conference at the foot of my bed. Of what do they whisper? No one knows, no one hears me as I lie, contemplating on the softness of the darkness and the gleam of the mirror as it flashes back the pale, pale silver of the moon- stream. God seems very near, He hears and oomprehends as I talk to Him, with no one else to hear but the cold glittering stars who are not interested, and the kindly moon who understands. I am thinking, thinking, and no one knows. I shall not sleep, for then l would know nothing of the whispering and seeretness of the night. I shall not sleep-I shall not sleep-. But now the rays of the moon have heightened! They are gold, not silver! The dresser juts out its sharp corners, and the room is bright. Where is the holiness and peace that I knew so well? It has fled on the silent pussy-feet of night, and I must wait, the long day through, till it shall steal baok again. SUE SH1LLINGToN, 745 Lament Awarded First Prize in the CHRONICLE Poetry Contest in the Upper School Alone in a tumultuous sea of silence, My drowning soul cries for a Wave of tone to save it from the depths. From afar a fragile murmur sends a gentle ray of hope, And the black horizon glows with the warmth of celestial harmony. As rising billows east me atop the crest of the waves, An exultant foree within me strives to grasp the surging melody. But my soul cannot attain the glory of the liquid beauty, And I perish. Brunton BILSKY, '43 -94... Tbe First Evening Star i Awarded First Prize in the CHRONICLE Essay Contest Through the still twilight the bells chimed the invocation of the vesper service. Gray streaks from the stained-glass windows and the flickering light of an occasional candle mitigated the duskiness of the waiting church. From the shadows the soprano voices of the choir boys were lifted in an ancient hymn. O, God, our help in ages past ' Our hope for years to come- The white-haired minister, bowing his head in prayer, heard the words and, sighing, lifted his eyes to gaze slowly upon the young faces before him, yet he saw not their faces but the ghosts of those who now were gone. Behind him the chorus swelled- A thousand ages in Thy sight Are like an evening gone-U T'he image of John again stood before him. The wild, restless, fun-loving John, who had dreamed of greater worlds to conquer. The old man recalled the reckless impulsiveness that many years had failed to curb. He remembered John on the night before he had gone, sitting with his arms clasped around his knees, staring into the starry sky. Then, for the first time John had revealed, in a dreamy voice the idealistic nature that was hidden deep within his heart. The moonlight, flooding through the open window hadfsurrounded him and illuminated the proud pair of wings fastened on his uniform, and he had seemed so young and yet so eager to go. Now he was gone and would never come back. The hymn softly, reverently rose upward with the smoke of the candles- Time like a never rolling stone Bears all its sons away, They fly forgotten as a dream Dies at the opening day-D Yes, he was gone. He had mounted the skies and, among the clouds and the stars, had found his happiness-his dreams. Then one night, like his beloved shooting stars, he, too, had inevitably fallen from the heavens, vanishing from sight forever. The minister,s heart ached, and his mind reluctantly struggled to grasp the unbe- lievable truth that John, who had been so near, was now forever so far away, so inexorably gone. Then, as he turned his eyes in grief to the holy cross, he beheld the first evening star shining brightly, while the choiris song rising above the steeple tops, joined it in the twilight: O, God, our help in ages past Our hope for years to come-H MARY GARDNER, ,43 ...95.... LJFJEEJEZ CJSERQNHCLE takes this opportunity of thanking its financial angels, the generous adver- tisers Who backed our show. Ladies and gentlemen, we urge you to read these advertisements so that you will know our friends. We hope you will patronize these firms when you need what they sell. TO OUR ADVERTISERS Our Grateful Thanks THE. CHRCCDNHCTLQJE Q 1943 ,9- IIMIIQCMIRCY MNSGIIHIHIUIUCIIHIEB A COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL FOR GBTIIHIRJIIQS VON 'A' , . L K 7 Qf QETTUW VN D ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN FIFTY NINE 97 LADUE LOCAL BUS COMPANY CAbany 9732 16 N. BRENTWOOD BLVD CLAYTON, MISSOURI April 50, 1945 Miss Peggy Happel Editor, Mary Institute CHRONICLE Warson Road, Clayton, Missouri Dear Miss Happel: In reply to your suggestion that we advertise our transportation facilities to Mary Institute in the CHRONICLE, I am very happy to inform you that We have decided to do so. Do you think that through this medium We shall be able to bring to the attention of the students and parents the availability of the Ladue Local service? We, of course, Want to mention that there are special busses for the Mary students between Clayton and the school, and that the commutation rate per semester is 315. By all means we wish to express in the ad our appre- ciation of the patronage received from the girls who have commuted on the nlocaln this year and last. Wishing you the best of success in the l945 CHRONICLE, I am, Yours very truly, LADUE LOCAL BUS COMPANY ACQMGXWQM, General Manager FWTjrflf ...98.. Jima PARAMOUN T PICTURE di lfze ded 4 nmmmms -D' ' 1 B29 RRCRDE BLDG. ST.l0UlS CHESTNUT 8653 4. TOWN HOUSES - COUNTY HOUSES - COUNTY ACREAGE Mary Potter Love, Inc. 2 Forsythe Walk - 8024 Forsythe - Clayton PArkvieW 8150 OW. . . EW PAINT! l For Concrete Floors 1- ' lI's Better... '2 ' ' NEVER has anything Like it been offered before A Resinous Base Coating for Use on Inside or Outside Tougher and more durable-outwears ordinary paints . . . Unaffected by free lime, alkali, soap or cleaning powders and therefore will not saponify and soften after repeated washings . . . Ab- solutely resistant to acids, alcohol, oil and grease . . . Unharmed by moisture, wears on basement floors . . . Quick dry- ing-hard over night . . . Economical to use . . . 8 beautiful colors including Black, VVhite and Clear. Gives equally good service on wood, can- vas, or linoleum fioors, dados or stairs in sales, bar or play rooms, filling stations, garages, ofHces, laboratories, etc. Sold by All Leading Dealers P Made by Stcclcote Manufacturing Co. 3418 Gratiot Street St. Louis, Mo. ..10U... qs ,. 3 St. Louisans have been discovered The , X Zwfi' who do not read Globe-Democrat X fBut just look at them, ! Walter J. Muckenfuss Has no regular occupation. Frankly, not interested in Society News, Sporting Events, Music, ,ay Drama, Household Problems or . , N, I the turn of World Affairs. Pays 5, j no inc me tax. Un arri d. Has , j no children .... Nersiler neiastered f reading, and left school after two V months in the First Grade. ff EQ- ' - - X M1ss Hennetta Sandflower ' Af X ill Disappointed in love early in the ' KQLI ' l9th century, and swore never Q A to touch, eat, or read anything f N I9 Q produced hy a man or group of 7 gi Y . men. if 6 X Lives quite alone, raises all her .V is food in a garden, and makes her y a ' 54 own clothes-over and over. . 7' ' . Q Pete Zylflegl 'Yfx Naturalization papers refused AAP three times, and he has given up. v, Q 5 Thinks the thirteen colonies did wrong in trying to expand. ' Has never ridden in an auto- , mobile, and says he would de- ,' K - cline if invited to do so. . WB Really everybody in The 49th State who counts at all reads The St.i!Vmtin6lohe-Jiemnzrat 101 ... if Q Rogzsr 4732 McPherson Avenue Henniger School of Music 4414 WASHINGTON BLVD. MRS. LYDIA HENNIGER, MUSIC EDUCATOR Music taught as education as well as recreation. Summer classes in harmony and piano beginning June 7. 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J ., L P xl: V- 5, H ' fxffl 1 'fn ,, M I I In 407' I . Y Kin 'M' 3 1 NF-' Q N- v F . . . YT wltle I B ffl 4 M ray! CHARACTER An old Chinese Philosopher once said, that which has a price has no value, but that which is above price, is of great worth. Here at General Grocer Company, in St. Louis, We place fine character above price. Honour, duty, and adherence to an ideal, all mould the character of a man. And so it is in business. In Topmost and American Lady Foods, we hold to those principles of in- tegrity, pride of accomplishment, and all qualities that make these the out- standing foods they are. VVhen you visit the College Kitchens, you will find Topmost or American Lady foods an important item in the commissary. Our vast forest, fertile farms, all link a vast empire of majestic cities together in the common interest of building a greater Nation. General Grocer Company, in St. Louis, is part of this great empire. Our task is the continual conservation and distribution of the natural resources of field and farm. A constant enriching of lives, with increased wealth and happiness for thousands of workers employed in the distri- bution of foods that flow steadily through the doors of General Grocer Company here in Missouri. When you buy foods, look for the American Lady or Topmost Label. It is assurance of quality, and assurance that your own great state is part of this great business of food distribution. GENERAL GROCER COMPANY ST. LOUIS, MO. SINCE 1838. .Qi .li .l lg - -11. ,i u ill ..105- ' ICE COAL FUEL CIL 0lL BURNERS Call Ilffferson 1000 The CITY ICE E5 FUEL CO. 3638 OLIVE ST. St. Louis Compliments 0 f L. E. MAHAN 8: CO. Investments - La Salle Bldg. Til - Del Costume Shop S T R A U B ' S Made to Order 0 and Rented Three Stores 0 Clayton - 12 S. Bemiston Ave. HiP0inte - 6717 Clayton Rd. 5237 Kensington ROsedale 9364 Webster - 40 W. Lockwood Ave. W. H. VAN SICKLER and ASSOCIATES State Mutual Life Assurance Co. LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES Chemical Building A11- For Your Motor Car . . . regardless of make or model .... We have complete, experienced, skilled service to offer . . . . . . In these times When own- ers must take care of their cars, St. Louis motorists are using that service in ever-in- creasing volume . . . . . . finding it ready to meet this great War emergency. . . . service for your car will keep your car in service! For All America . . . As well as for your fam- ily and yourself . . . It is your duty now to conserve the ser- viceability of your car . . . . . . to keep it rolling-to guard the nation's vital trans- portation system! And after all, it's merely a matter of re- membering the old saying that a stitch in time saves nine. The slightest care now may save loss of use later. , t K as 'ff' OBERTSXxt CU EYROLETf o, or SAINT Louis W7 HIT ,W ALBERT C. TUCKER SAM KOPLAR Resident Manager Managing Director CHASE HOTEL Modern, colorfully furnished rooms and suites. Air-conditioned Chase Club, Steeplechase, Fiesta Grille, Starlight Roof, Zodiac Cocktail Lounge. 500 newly decorated rooms from 33.00. if Nationally Known Dance Orchestras 1 KINGSHIGHWAY AT LINDELL The Finer Grade of Use SMITH 8: DAVIS Photographs are Beds and Slxings made by for the REST OF YOUR LIFE S I D W H I T I N G STUDIO 0 4322 OLIVE STREET See Your Furniture Dealer 2- . Q What makes a girl popular at a dance? The answer is easy - Be the best dancer in the room K. A ARTHUR MURRAY - A..,,.,,,,.,. ' ' Stud105 of Dlmwng ROBERT CowLEs, Manager ZSI Private and Class Lessons by Appointment Only -:-- 7742 Forsythe Park Plaza Statler Hotel i 'i 5 'ni CAbany 4442 FOrest 2223 CHestnut 4411 4108- ' jules pierlow Meet Your Friends At Our Soda Fountain fll3flI5ASlIE5lIR lIDlIRlIlll?f S5lIHDlIRlIE5S Q Throughout St. Louis County CAMILLE Tea Room LUNCHEONS - DINNERS - BRIDGE and WEDDING PARTIES 4378 Lindell Blvd. J Efferson 6426 DElmar 0689-CAbany 3350 We Deliver Open Every Nite to 11 P. M. A. SAN SONE Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale and Retail 6046 Delmar Blvd. Fancy Fruit Basket Compliments of Drosten jewelry Co. O Locust at Ninth W. H. KRUSE AND SON, Inc. Fine Flowers 2846 Arsenal 8031 Clayton Road CAbany 8981 Clayton Beauty Contour Salon I 10 North MERAMEC Ormrod and Company WESTOVER CLEANING CO. O 7940 Maryland Ave. CABANY 1750 - 1751 CLAYTON, Mo. .. 110 .. Tw ,aif A , ' ' ,S T f Jfkf r A rv , , -Ly .. , J' fe'E?'x 1' ,.y eeeafIf I I 4 fi 'I f ff-7 Us 'fM,.f:ff4Z,LN1fww .1 ww7'm 1 X 1' -' ' ,f f W f x x2w:5gx'lSfm.-N X H W,lWf h 1-1171. ' - ff 'ix iiw-r-:Fx M vw . 1' ' -, ' ' 'W 5 I' V ' ,fummx W -' f gba' S -I M1 -X I ,W W gxswvg. J' f x' 'WAMIM ij-3-1 - ,V I ' W. 1 ' 'i ba- WV 611544 5 ff 1+ '12 +I A ' ,. . ----: . ..,,. : AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY ORGANIZED 1911 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI ST. LOUIS CITY OFFICE LOUIS H. ANTOINE, Manager PIERCE BUILDING CHESTNUT 84-00 -111.- MOHR DECORATING CO. Established Over Quarter Century O DRAPERIES ARCHITECTURAL INTERIORS PERIOD FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING WALL PAPERS DECORATIVE PAINTING O Distinctive Interiors for Discriminating People O 7508 DELMAR CAbany 3680 Hospitalization In s u r a n C e For INDIVIDUALS or FAMILY GROUPS LQ.- Full particulars will be gladly given without obligation by calling Kern Insurance Agency 924 Cotton Belt Bldg. Chestnut 6520 We Serve to Serve Again BRIGHT AND FREE LAUNDRY, Inc. FOREST sooo TE1'TYhi1l 4-6691 Quality Service 1 Mile West of Olive Street Road All Breeds Boarded Giroceyy and Market PLUCKING - CLIPPING - BATHING CAbany 360043501 BOB RAITH 5874 DELMAR BOULEVARD Members Florist Telegraph Delivery Association GEORGE WALDBART ELORAL CO., Inc. 469 N. KINGSHIGHWAY BLVD. FOrest 3100 St. Louis, Mo. ..11 2 CIILE CHEMICAL CIIMPANY 4 St. Louis, Missouri Fine Living Is Not Expensive If You Shop At IIMIHDIIIQIIIQQS St. Louis' Wonder Food Store Over 10,000 Items - Budget Priced Delmar at De Baliviere Parking 5664 Enright Members Florist Telegraph Delivery Association GEORGE WALDBART FLORAL CO., INC. , 469 N. Kingshighway Blvd. M FOREST 3100 QEQZQEQEQZQEQEQ FR IE ND 99 Compliments Of VICTORIA CASSAN 'A' World Champions ST. LOUIS CARDINALS if ..114.. 2 'VX' gnfog 9 - ' af Fashionable Apparel at g , gf , ,: '? X 5 ,, ,,,, 11 11 ar I :E A Y Zami E - -- Y --f -. . 1 PELLIGREEN CONSTRUCTIGN COMPANY Contractors and Builders 318 N 'ch E ghth St 13 bt L M LEE PELLIGREEN P d t Compliments Of CASA AUDLON KENNELS Home of well-bred dogs -11- ,I ALICE IABLONSKY Beauticiem 8111 Maryland Avenue Clayton, Missouri CAbany 9697 Bill Medart's Olde Cheshire QYYXQ Clayton and Skinker Roads Compliments of SS- - S ess. VZ: ' ,, f so ' ,f 1 Featured by Scruggs - Vanclervoort 8: Barney St. Louis in the Carole King Shop Second Floor if 'Nm Compliments of HARDY SALT CO. Q Q' durpouns i 'A iomzm SN T isis f A xxx Minus wwypounf KJ '-A Queen Bee Sweets Co. Josephine Scullin IHC- DRESSES - SUITS Busy Bee P7'0d'll,CtS -nf -nf -A' 0 Euclid at Maryland T62 R00111 Forest 1440 387 N. Euclid fnear McPherSonJ ..116.. BUY WAR BONDS NCW A gow'S f0RfoA?34llE ' ' By doing this, you contribute to the War eiort. BONDS WDM You also help keep up the High Morale which is of utmost im- No better way to build up a down payment on that Post-war Home. S portanee at this time. I X J l..,LS6p001l ASH sA1NT LoU1s PALMER SEED COMPANY Pedigreed Seeds and Bulbs Broadway at Washington CEntral 4177 Ask FW Compliments Velvet Freeze . ICE CREAM Mmfztz Jewelers at WW 411 NORTH TENTH STREET Neighborhood Store KINLOCH BUILDING lIDlDllRllR M ZlBlll5lll9lE5llR ... 117 -- Slnoes with cz College Background To Keep 'Em Flying and rolling and roaring, your feet must fly, too- without roaring, the frictionless action of Antioch Shoes gives smoothness, ' ' take. Make a test today. swing and security to every step you For Men and Women! LAMBERT SHOE STORES, Inc. 321 North 10th Street, St. Louis, Mo. TELEPHONE: CHestnut 5617 uk From your friend Walter Freund Bread Company BYRON CADE Flowers Florist to Particular People QZYX9 7901 CLAYTON ROAD CAbany 4701 'A' China Glassware Silverware Gifts C A R T O N ' S 4914 Maryland Ave. 'A' Compliments of Robbins jewelry Co 3rd Floor Arcade Bldg. Sth 8: Olive, St. Louis, Mo. ak H. K. MacCarthy, President J. D. MacCarthy, Vice-President MacCarthy Motor Co. AUTHORIZED DEALERS ' Illlllli JIIIIIIII ' elllllllllllmllllll Q llIl1llIllllIIl I ll nillllllllu EALTOR lllllllla. REAL ESTATE SALES SALES AND SERVICE M0R'l'GAGl1I I.0ANs vEn'TmnEu MANAGEMENT , GENERAL INSURANCE PArkVleW 2526 6153 Delmar Blvd' vm LINDELL nI.vD. .mn 2780 -118- 11' 11 W 111'1111111'1 ?11E1F 1i1'1f'11 ,hiilii ,. 11111r11111111111f11 11 1 1 V11' 1111 1 1 'f1 - -. 13121gi, ,1123: 1 .1 ., 1,.1ii:1i!5f'i 1'1111l111,.1 11'i1ii 11' 1, 1 X 1 .i 1li 1 I I 1 1 1' 1511? 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To be sure your busy feet will take you through today's added strain in comfort and smart style, ask for these famous shoes by name. Poll , gl'O+ Roberts Johnson if Rand sn , Tig? krlzvuv 'fab L Branch of International Shoe Co. ST. LOUIS, MO. --fyggsw' lil 0.0 ecunplimenh of fD1'. and mrs. Lucas 415. 'Kgrides ..119- Compliments of A WOHL'S RESTAURANT 214 North Seventh for health defense 1 egg? St. Louis Famous Restaurant N ring a Century at 414 Marke GBAJID SHHIHIESAIIF IIMIRIIEBAHD Read 414 MARKET ST. 1116 LOCUST ST. 117 N. EIGHTH ST. lLeonhard'sJ BOE Finest CAKES - PASTRIES ICE CREAM D l s Daily Uhr Svpnnjting Nunn Up - To - Dat Baseball New Published by C. C. Spink Sz Sons St. Louis, Mo. ..120.. 8 Compliments 0 CGDASCO 5 ' U 1 r'jWpQ, CQ X 1,He1f'm,g g M, Wfyl: ,'m QW .' 1: i - X ' W' 'M - CX OWVLS grdluniing Czioileiies fo mage youv gfamourous 61791fL1:VLg.S 'VVL1:1 U.CMlO1ftS SMCCCSSQS QTQSSCS 'bUZL1C!l CO1fVLL1:VLe flue Zmauniing romance 011 Cyyagnefs wenusLerg music wifi: flue clzic chicfzi 011 QDCLHAS surreafisf aiecor f INC. 4926 MARYLAND ..121.- MQNTALDUS TUUJH HUUSE Distinctive Apparel for Discriminating Young Women ox MARYLANIJ AT 491-1 xml: EUCLIIJ Huw' You Hwlrfl If's Hn' AVENUE SHOP for DRESSES - HATS - SUITS LINGERIE 4977 Maryland Ave. Avnoss FROM PARK PLAZA THE PRINT ROOM OF W. J. POLK, INC. l'ORC'El.Al NS - CRYSTALS PRINTS - ANU - OIJIY OBJECTS 4651 Maryland Ave. C fimenfri of H FRIEND W 'k i' Phone: CAbany 8889 Slip-Covers Awnings Rugs Linoleum MURRAY 8: MILES, Inc. Draperies, Curtains, Shades, Decorative Rods and Window Blinds 6601 Delmar Blvd., University City, Mo. fashions in flowers by ROBERT STOCK 4940 Maryland Avenue ROsedale 7400 RADER DRUG CO. 'A' 301 N. UNION BLVD. ROsedale 6262 ul' 'A' GLENN SCHWING Photographer 4728 McPherson Ave. i' ir Compliments Of ADELIN WARN KE 'A' TRAILER HEADQUARTERS Walsh Olds Sales and Service r 7587'Olive Street Road University City, Mo.-PArkview 1680 Oldsmobile 6 and 8-G. M. A. C. Terms lllTlllllDllE5lI9lll Dustless Treated Precision Washed Coal Special Stoker Coal Buy Fidelity from Your Dealer Amhassadur Building o Telephone GAl'HFeld 3732 o ST. LOUIS. MO. -124- 1- Mobllgas SDBDNY VACUUM MOBILUBRICATION TIRE SERVICE MAPS TOURING SFRVICE WASHING POLISHING MOBIL SPECIALTIES To give your oar ol fresh start clrioe in at the sign of the Flying Reol Horse F OR ALL YOUR MOTORIN G NEEDS Patronize Your Friendly Mobil Dealer H. Miller I. Miller Miller jewelry Co. DIAMONDS - ANTIQUE JEWELRY GArfield 5471 505 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. At the VACCARO CORSET SHOP An Array of Correct Foundations, Girolles, Bras for Junior Miss and Matron 6219 Delmar PA. 9394 JOHN D. KERN Florist 7354 Forsythe Blvd. PArkvieW 1640 Fred Evens, Inc. 7717 Forsythe, Clayton, Mo. G. C. REED Druggist, Inc. 7401 Pershing Ave. CAbany 5050 CAbany 5051 Help Win the War . Buy FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY WAR BONDS AND SALES AND SERVICE STAMPS! 125 - Congratulations to Cadillac Wners YOU ARE SECURE IN THE KNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION HOWEVER LONG THE DURATION FOREST CADILLAC - OLDS CO. GRAND AND LINDELL J Efferson 3080 Best Wishes from MARY FRANCES Since - -p 1913 COON Q Steel Engraved Announcements . . . Stationery . . . Cards GOWNS WILL ECKER. Sz CO .... ST. LOUIS and 414 North 12th Boulevard GA. 0123 FROCKS . ir Expressing Compliments Indwzclaal Charm of d . I Frzend Appointment by Telephone Only CAbany 3079 if -126- Specify 0 f for your KEEP FIT program Rawlings Athletic Equipment incorpo- rates the very finest in workmanship and materials. Approval from the stars of all sports further attests to the su- periority of this fine equipment. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Rawlings Manufacturing Co. St. Louis, Missouri Send to the Men in the Service! BOXED i STATIONERY Complete Selection 50c X and up ,M SOCIAL STATIONERY Ujjiigu' DEPT. BUXTON 81 SKINNER Put Quality Foremost . . . when you purchase shoes today. De- mand shoes of known quality and be sure you receive the most footwear mileage per pair. USE YOUR RATION COUPON WISELY . . . Ask for RED GOOSE SHOES . . . known for 4 O W 306-308 N. FOURTH ST. AT OLIVE more than a quarter of a RED lu S cn -'---. grientilj IEC? century. 5 UI cmpn Y, , ' - omeslc u's mt!-F? J . Cganeq iam o BOYS AND GIRLS S3955 CDBIITB O 0 S, fwqowlpuql they're HALF the .QQ 5 Display Room 8: Oflicfe 239 N. Euclid FO. 4551 - Q Complmwmfs MODERN YOUTH Of 3 s II o E s T o R E: FRIEND 6631 DELMAR BLVD. ...127- ompliments of a fmnn The Loveliest Fabrics Are H ere For All Wear! Pure Silks Deluxe Rayons 1007, Virgin Woolens Quality Cottons Imported Linens Beautiful Laces W , 315 North 10th St. CEntral 63 50 SALLY PHILLIPS Beauty Salon GS! 23 North Meramec Clayton CAbany 4353 ..1S.. When the juniors are all seniors And the seniors are all Mrs. We hope you'll have Mr. Bring junior and sister Down to see our new Chrysler and Plymouth L. M. Stewart, Inc. Chrysler and Plymouth Motor Cars L. M. STEWART, PRESIDENT LOCUST AND LEONARD SERVICE STATION - SPRING AND WEST PINE Compliments ROYAL CROWN COLA Entertainment and Fun for1Everyone Circus Snack Bar QZUCXEJ FOREST PARK HOTEL 4900 WEST PINE When Low in Spirits, Phone Midland Importing Co. BETTER QUALITY - LARGER SELECTION 6310 CLAYTON ROAD Hlland 2100 10 N. CENTRAL AVENUE, CLAYTON CAbany 0200 Free Motor Delivery .... 129 .. 5- f ,I S 'fin ff 4, 'Q' Q H , K I g, Wren s bl. ly yfbx H N nl yi' ' ,f N , x ,X Q - H I,-4 Wa v 'Lug J- LV- yy ' 1 9417-v,f.-'e, ,I 1, , W, .,,,,.: , ' ' WWWVX ,4 2 ff 4 I7 llV I W av e? r 7 ff Z , y I ,fill 9 'Qi -, e-he -?5'4 1 I VITALITY OPEN ROAD SHOES 955.50 and S6 COLBY WITT SHOE CO. 7821 FORSYTHE WORTH RATION COUPON ANY TIME Smartly styled, cool and comfortable . . . you'll find Vitality Shoes a perfect comple- ment to that new spring suit, or those gay, colorful prints. For the busy days ahead-choose Vitalitys! Come in and see them soon. 'W 1: f 5 3. Z 2 S Z df f . x 4 CLAYTON, MO. BOOKS - RENTAL LIBRARY PArkview 8139 v The Book Nook 8 North Meramec Ave. VIOLA DAVIES GRAvEs CHENOWETH Good Dry Cleaning wmv W0 :ws v oeP 'G Serving the Cleaning Needs of Particular People for Nearly Fifty Years 4735 Delmar Blvd. F0rest 0926 The Womans Exchange 390 N. Euclid Ave. v ROsedale 3101 v LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEAS Otto De Donato 4738 McPherson FOrest 1500 130 .. LIBERTY BELL OIL CO. Authorized Distributors of CENTURY and ELECTROL DOMESTIC OIL BURNERS JOHNSON COMMERCIAL OIL BURNERS WARM AIR CONDITIONING - HOT WATER and STEAM UNITS HOT WATER HEATERS ALL GRADES OF FUEL OILS FE Mobilgas Mobiloil 1430 South Vandeventer Ave. NEWstead 1200 Compliments of . , am Peace of 'o --- Mind and 1 W2 a run 1 I ' Measure of Service With General Van 5 E N ERAI. VAN 8, STORAGE CO. DE'M o'5Z2','i'yf125f52ef4no Arcade Building St. Louis Mo. .. 131 ... To Buy or Sell Homes Income Property County Acreage or Re-Finance a loan of any type S66 regime alll? In 8030 Forsythe PArkvieW 3300 WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES NOVELTIES High Grade Pastries Variety of Bread DELICIOUS WHIPPED CREAM CAKES Lake Forest PASTRY SHOP 7737 Clayton Rd. PArkVieW 0966 Compliments of ELY 8: WALKER IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS CONVERTERS Summer Classes 0 Shorthand and Typewriting 1 0 Typewriting 0 Refresher and Speed Courses in Secretarial and Oflice Techniques MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS Telephone for Cl Summer School Bulletin 'A' Rubicam School 3 Schools in Saint Louis 7701 Forsythe Blvd.-Cabany 4102 4933 Delmar Blvd.-Forest 3900 3473 S. Grand Blvd.-Laclede 0440 -132 - M A ssfpQ?5J Compliments Of van 8: ulhvrinnn Pmvlrg nmpmng NINTH and OLIVE 613 5 EXC-'.w 'QED Q Compliments of For RECORD BAR Quality Art Supplies - if t 7612 WYDOWN BADER'S 1 OREON E. 81 1112 Locust Street R. G. SCOTT ik St- L0UiS 800 Chestnut street .K if .K Realty, Insurance, Loans -.1A' ... DQ DQ do rio Compliments of MURCH-JARVIS CO., Inc. BUILDERS DQ . YZ Gio 2221 f f cAbany 9648 Best Wishes gf Edith House Beauty Shop Expert Permanent Waving Maschmeyer - Richards Silver Company 6600 DELMAR INQLQMI Two Doors South on Melville Best wishes from Compliments of Granite City Steel Company George D. Capen 8: Co. GRANITE CITY, ILL. 1650 Pierce Bldg' Serving Industrial St. Louis since 1878 ...1f34... The New Personal Checking Account is designed for you. No minimum bank balance required. No Service Charge. Only charge is 331.00 for a book of checks. Special Bank By Mail Department. ,Phone Franklin 3060 for a free booklet explaining this new Service. Lindcll Trust Co. Grand Blvd. 85 St. Louis Ave. For Students of Latin . . . AD VICTGRIAM SUMITE UNITORUM STATUUM SYNGRAPHAS ET PITTACIA BELLICA ..13... V, 'Y 1 Q4 X figs. -' r L V, f A n 4, aff' v 3 1 , v. un-r.-f.J.mm.f1,v . W.,--' .. . f -, . , .. - -kv, ..., ,nf ,f .M 1.4 ,.:4..:,-V--.:. f.:v.. 1-ww, 1 Mm- .. ....,-wx --1-A . 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