St Margarets School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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VV1i1c'i'iiiiR Molly is clashing into chapel line late, pepping up the 'Whites, pasting a new picture of Gertrude Lawrence on her desk, writing a prize story for The fblagpifv or thinking up some crazy idea for a party, underneath shels always the same Molly, full of fun and ready to break out with a witty remark DOROTHY MAE BARCLAY East Haven, Connecticut Three Years Snapshot Editor of Salmagundi 4 Marionettes 2, 3, 4, Play 3 Glee Club 45 Christmas Choir 4 Cercle Franqais 4 Soriae Latinae 2 Treasurer of the Athletic Association 4 Lavender Hockey 3 43 Captain 4 Class Basketball 35 Lavender 3, 45 Captain 4 Lavender Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 Lavender Cheer Leader 2, 4 Senior Play D0'I I'lE is one of those people on whom music has a surprising effect. It either produces a far-away look in her eye or sets her whirling in intricate dance steps. Every now and then she seems to recall the ballet days of her youth and leaps into one of her graceful arabesques. This same lithe grace can be MOLLY SHONS Watertown, Connecticut Four Years Class Orator 4 Class Treasurer 3 Literary Board of Salmagundi 4 Magpie Board l, 2, 3, 4, Play 3 Contributions in The Magpie 1, 2, 3, 4 Marionettes 35 Play 3 Glee Club 3, 44, Christmas Choir 4 Cercle Franeais 3, 4, Chairman of Entertainment 4 Sociae Latinae 2, 35 Aedile 3 White Hockey 3, 4 Class Basketball 3, 4 White Basketball 4 White Lacrosse I, 2, 3 White Cheer Leader 1 2, 3 Captain of the white Team 4 S.S.S.I.C. Speaker 4 Magpie Award 3 Honorable Mention in Atlantic Monthly Contest 3 English Essay Contestant at every opportune moment. Anyone seeing her wearing her Turkish hat with the tassel sprouting out like bangs would never guess that Molly is prob- ably our one serious philosopher. Well, no matter what the circumstances be, we know Molly will get the most out of life. seen in her basketball game, which is well-nigh per- fect. Dottie is as gay as her multi-colored hair ribbons and, if her interpretation of her own daily life has any bearing on her future occupation, we know she will be one of our leading actresses.

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Bonnii-1 is another of the old veterans of St. lNflargaret's and, as our class secretary, she has been topsmin fact, we couldn't have asked for better. As blary in the Christmas pageant she was lovely, and one couldn't help noticing her natural poise and grace. Need some advice on knitting? VVell, Bobbie's ANNE PERRY VVatertown, Connecticut Four Years 'lireasurer of Class 4 Literary Board of Snlmagimrii 4 Editorial lloard ol 'Ihr Alagpiv 3. 45 Play 3 Contributions in 'lliz .Magpie 3, 4 lNIzn'ionetIcs 1. 2. 3, 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Cerclr Francais 3, 4 Assistant Iinterlainnient Committee Cercle Francais 4 Sociar Latinas- 2, 3 I.ax'ender Tennis 2, 3 Senior Play A sniuicia of laughter followed by that well- known, Chl I didnlt mean thatl' is a sure sign that Annie has made another hilarious faux 11115. Her countless tales of how she was so embarrassed at one time or another, accompanied by suitable facial expressions, are the source of much amusement. BARBARA BA I I,1iY XYaterbury, Connecticut lfour Years lllass Si-i'ii'lary -l llusinvss lloalil ol .Yrllnmyunrli 'l Cfonlliliulions in 'lllf ,Ufl.Ufr1r'l Senior l'l.iy ffm-rrle liiauliqaisfl,1lgl l'0l1r'll llluy 4 Siucizn- laxlillau' 2, fl, Avllile fl fllznii-1 Club l, 2. fl Wlllih- 'll-nnis fl Mul'ioli1-Iles l. 2. fl. -l ifliristnuas l'aui'anI fl, 4 an expert there and a willing teacher. Though she's serious about her studies, her gaiety and infectious giggles lead us to wonder if she ever loses her temperl To use her own expression, she is certainly Uwunnerful fun. Do you blame us for being envious of Connecticut next year? However, Anne is also a very conscientious worker with such a good business sense that we readily chose her as class treasurer. She serves a swift game of tennis and holds her own when it comes to riding. . . in fact, she's an all-around girl with a rare sense of humor.

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Aiyrnouoii Elinor has several pet aversions, such as gym and leading the line in chapel, she has great enthusiasms for knitting, which she does with great skill, and being a cheerful companion to her friends, of whom she has many. One striking feature about her is her lovely hair, for Elinor is one of those few MARY LEE CURRY Thomaston, Connecticut Four Years Marionettes 4 Glec Club 2, 3, 4 Song Contest 4 Cerrle Francais 3, 45 French Play 4 Christmas Pageant 3, 4 Senior Play MEL,S all-round good sportsmanship andjoviality are good reasons for her wellearned popularity wherever she goes. She can always supply some little pun or witticism to fit the conversation, as well as friendly appreciation of our feeble attempts at humor. Time seems to keep just two jumps ahead of lil,lNOR BARRINGICR Poughkeepsie, New York 'lilirrt' Years Mnrlollvllrs J, 4 Clirisllnns I'1lLQl'2lIll -1 Cerrle lflullqnis fl, 4 Social' lillllllill' 2 Senior Play persons blessed with naturally curly hair of coppery hue. After every vacation we look for Elinor cheer- fully driving back to school in her Little Black Bug lthatls her own Fordj to tell us about her singular enterprises. VVe wish we might hear more of these stories next year! her so that we, quite often, find ourselves waiting- but why not, as long as there's someone worth wait- ing forF VVhen she finally arrives, out of breath and apologizing profusely, we can laugh with, as well as at, her. Keep those blue eyes sparkling with friendli- ness, Mel, and we shan't Worry about you!