Agnes Irwin School - Last Strand Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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Www ir y i yi of -V .. 71.lplJ ,V 'ffl e rf'+w WJ of -Q Qarol Jlflarie Uiyarz A good disposiiion afar preferred lo gold. En+erad I945. Choir '45-'47g Dromalic Club '45-'47: VI Hockey Team '45-'46: Food Drive '45-'46g Execufive Commi++ee '46-'47: Chairman of Welfare Cornmiffee '46-'47g Ociefie '46-'471 Cheerleader '46-'47. Carol Marie, who lives on The Sunny Side of 'rhe Slreeif' makes all who know her feel gay and laugh wilh her. Even ihe hardesi iobs become fun when Carol appears on fhe scene as her capabiliiy and versariliiy make life run smoolhly. Oufside of school lhis very al'+rac- rive blond is a model as well as a popular fig- ure in lhe social circle, Even Carol Marie's fa- mous arl and dramaiic work are made vivid by her sparkling sense oi humor. Carol isla good sludeni and has a srrong sense of respon- sibilily. Since she possesses These characieris- lics and has such a winning personaliiy, we are sure lhcwarol will find gr X iness in lhis We U4 WW 4 'CT' . aff' gg ea Qoxiogfp Qgf Y A .flflary .Ann Snyder So beauliful, so dainly sweel- Eniered I945. V Hockey Team '45-'46g Choir '45-'47: Current Evenis Club '45-'46g Drcmalic Club '45-'47: Siudy Hall Cornmiiiee '46-'47: Vice Presidenf of Clcss '46-'47. Allhough Mary Ann was slighled as far as heighl is concerned, ii has been more ihon made up 'lo her in good looks and amiable qualilies. Her pe+i+e figure, golden locks, and prelly feaiures sei off by +he mosl adorable clofhes have made ihe class vofe her as one of ifs mosl affraciive girls. Bul Mary Ann has more 'rhan looks, for she's endowed wiih a hearf of gold, ions of pep and personalify, and a quick mind, For her 'rhere's never a dull week- end: how could rhere be? Mary Ann is iusf one of fhose lucky girls who seem lo have everylhing, so we know life will never be a problem for her. wg Wflilik' WCW srl ll M iffml ' 0 Milf! Wgilirkl W lfliikfkiif We A iw Ml iVyiiB+'Lf71l5 I

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Elizabeth Durst U3eterson Nothing is impossible to a willing heart- Entered I943. Co-Business Manager at lrwinian '44-'45I President ot Garden Club '44-'47: Assembly Commit- tee '45-'46: Lunchroom Committee '454'46: Associate Editor of Irwinian '45-'46g Assistant Editor ot lrwinian '45-'47: Treasurer at Student Government '46-'47: Ex- ecutive Committee '46-'4-7: Choir '45-'47: Octette '45- '4b: Current Events Club '45-'47: Art Club '43-'47g Dramatic Club '44-'46. Pete is one ot those girls who can do just about everything. We are all tamiliar with her talent as an artist, actress, pianist, and brain, A strong rooter tor Army, Pete always has wondertul stories to tell us about her exciting trips to West Point, Perhaps some day we can persuade her to get us blind dates. Pete never misses an Irwin game, and her ever-present school spirit and willingness to help make her welcome in any school activity, We might add also that her bridge playing has kept us in stitches at lunch period. Eleanor U3eale Roberts A horse! A horse! My kingdom tor a horse! Entered I944. Homeroom Committee '44-'45: Lunch! room Committee '45-'46: Assembly Committee '46-'47g President ot Athletic Association '46-'47: Associate Edi- tor ot lrwinion '45-'46: Red Cross '45-'47g IV Hockey Team '44-'45: lll Basketball Team '44-'45: ll Lacrosse Team '44- '45: Baseball '44-'47: Captain ot Baseball '45-'46: II Hockey Team '45-'47: Captain ot Il Hockey Team '46-'47: Varsity Basketball '45-'47: Varsity La- crosse '45-'47. A notebook drops to the tloor and pictures at every known horse stream out. Immediately, it becomes obvious that Eleanor is in the room. She is probably trantically trying to do Julie's Latin and someone else's math, tor we always seem to be taking untair advantage at her willingness to help. She is President ot the A.A. and has been a valuable addition to every team. Somewhat reserved when she tirst came to the school, we have now come to de- pend an Eleanor tor a triendly word or much needed advice.

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1' .Mary .Kay Stewart Earnestness and industry and yet a merry heart. Entered I945. Choir '45-'57: Octette '45-'47q Executive '46-'47. When the Bundlebuggy pulls up and a good-natured gal pops out, you are contronted with Kay, our peppy little blond with the pixie ears. Generous and sympathetic, she is as good at ruling her lunch room kingdom os at keeping us in hysterics with her many antics. But perhaps her greatest gitt is that melodious voice which we all enioy hearing anytime, sing- ing anything trom Blues in the Night to Ave Maria. You may rest assured that once this determined little person decides what her tu- ture career is to be, neither hell nor high water will stop her. Qane Slocum Stone Little-but oh my! Entered l945, Assembly Committee '45-'47: Editor ot Yearbook '46-'47: Red Cross '46-'47: Chairman ot Cheerleaders '46-'47g Current Events Club '45-'47g Var- sity Hockey '45-'471 Lacrosse '4-5347: Tennis '45-'47, Janey Stone. How can those two little words indicate so much ambition and energy? Although Janey is tiny she never passes un- noticed, tor her vitality and good sense make her one ot the most etticient and respected girls in the class. Always cheertul and alert, she is on asset in the classroom and on the athletic tield. Out ot school Janey's main in- terest is skating, and we hope that some day her dreams ot o little rink in the mountains will come true. ,..s,. . XAQUQ'-. q, '1-asIN-o:4'XK'R'l,,,J' Vs htssssvxk,-xNCgrmK14k.b ani Y 'ioctl' QSAJC 'Cb RQTQSJ' ls9'l- -in-i5 .. i nut Xfsqidii .H X901