Mary Institute - Chronicle Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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ACTIVITY LIST Eight years at Mary Institute CHRONICLE '51, ,52, '53, '54 Copy Editor '54 Elizabeth Overton Busch Large, dark brown eyes that are set beautifully far apart . . . long, distinctive brown hair . . . striking in everything she wears but still a tom-boy at heart . . . loves to ride . . . a superb water- I skier . . . will go swimming when the temperature is over 590 . . . an excellent shot and an accomplished sportswoman . . . a great lover of baseball and the outdoors . . . game for anything . '. . a lovable daredevil . . . would do anything for anybody at anytime . . . a charming personality . . . has more men than she knows what to do with . . . easily falls in love with small children . . . always does a neat job in whatever she undertakes . . . one of the most ,L efficient copy-editors the CHRONICLE ever had . . . well deserves Let,s go water skiingf' praise in everything.

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JMS 242-544. Shirley jean Buchhold Shirl . . . almost a strawberry blonde . . . perfect taste in clothes and the posture to go with it . . . fascinates everybody with all her bottles of chocolate milk . . . one of the few to brave senior math and be gay . . . has to come miles from Normandy, but always on time . . . most famous for her piano-playing in school, in contests and on the radio . . . so modest about her prizes, nobody knows when she wins . . . her rendition of Deep Purple left us weak from applauding . . . born to organize and lead . . . was our efficient president in Iunior year . . . well earned her membership on Senior Council . . . her party at the Chase, though long past, is well remembered . . . willing to work hard at anything worthwhile . . . a perfect combination of levelheadedness and a sense of humor. -18- LJ-cl! g-,M-..y vfliar ,2 44 -44 Ska.-ng.. , f Q ACTIVITY L 44'-S Eight years at Instit? I O S-4-S LI' sein! ' Class President '53 Class Secretary '52 M ak, Library Board '52, '53, '54 Student Council '54 You want that we should be twins?

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gww I W KMUJ WWC1 is 2 fwjftwf at ACTIVITY LIST 4 grwfvt Mary Douglass Ann Chomeau Molly . . . the girl Who's always willing to be helpful . . . expert at collecting library fines . . . Mrs. Hopton's right-hand girl . . . wonderful prop collector for the Playworkers . . . genius for flower arrangements which she inherited from her mother who has con- tributed many hours to arranging flowers for our class dances . . . most traveled member of class . . . been all over Europe . . . lucky girl who has been to a Notre Dame dance . . . loves horses, and rides often . . . has a dog that strongly resembles a shaggy sausage . . . not affected by rising coffee prices-tea fiend . . . faithful to bus jil, even as a Senior . . . immune to the College Board Clutch -already accepted by the University of Toronto in February . . . hopes to be a landscape gardener some day . . . Worked hard and poetically on the Aeneid . . , an understanding friend. -20- Eight years at Mary Institute Athletic Association ,5l, i Chairman of French Fair ,54 Library Board ,52, ,53, '54 Co-Chairman '53 Playworkers '53, 554 Brewin' up the clay's supply of tea Ma