Mary Institute - Chronicle Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Martha Lynn Baer MARTHA . . . our very capable Senior Class President . . . has done a remarkable job in keeping different opinions from clashing in class meetings . . . enthusiastic supporter of all activities . . . effervescent . . . loves to have a good time and does . . . constantly worries about her grades but is always successfull . . . enjoys music-everything from Brubeck to Chopin . . . a staunch sup- porter of 'the alto section in the Glee Club performances . . . one of the few girls who sports a Florida tan after every Spring Vaca- tion . . . insisted upon an early arrival in the morning, C Bring your breakfast along! j . . . has efiiciently managed the business end of this year's Diary . . . very conscientious . . . ardent tennis enthusiast . . . uses good judgment . . . because of Mart's sincerity and well-rounded personality, she will always succeed. -14- ACTIVITY LIST Eight Years at Mary Institute GREEN TEAM Diary '56, '57 Business and Advertising Manager Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Athletic Association '54 Class Representative Student Government Student Council '54 Class Vice-President '56 Class President '57 Senior Council '57 Cum Laude The office of the scholar is to cheer, to raise, and to guide men by showing them facts amidst appearances.-Ralph Waldo Emerson. What's up, Tup?

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ACTIVITY LIST Ten Years at Mary Institute GREEN TEAM Diary '54, '55, '56, '57 Editor '57 Athletic Association '54, '55, '56, '57 Modern Dance '56 Playworkers '55, '56 Senior Council '57 Class Fair Representative '55 Cum Laude Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. -Dr. Samuel Johnson. Muster up a little excitmentg that's what I say. Louise McGahee Bartlett PICTURE of femininity in her tweeds . . . very blue eyes . . . lazy Southern drawl . . . swinging leg . . . indispensable member of the class who has carried heavy responsibilities throughout the Upper School . . . vivacious Editor of the Diary . . . read my editorial . . . advocates organization, efficiency, schedules, lists . . . industrious chairman of '56-'57 Fair . . . retired undefeated in fencing groupie . . . few balls eluded our A hockey goalie . . . always adding new words to the colloquial section of the dictionary . . . what's the good word, Weeze?. . .dangerous opponent when angered. . .perpetu- ally knitting in her spare time . . . amazes us by tackling seem- ingly irnpossible-to-rnaster ski-sweaters . . . ardently supports the Hawks, Billikens, Bears, and Rams . . . there will never be a dull moment in Weeze's life. ,15-