Alice Deal Middle School - Square Deal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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-, -.1 i SQUARE DEAL r . FIRST LETTER SA2: Tolbert Konigsberg Henry McFarland Mary Monica Rose Eleanor Tarpley SA3: John Hill f SAI: julian Columbus Betty Fletcher ri Emily Funk Lucille Hooflil f ' Margaret Smith Eleanor Hanson V' SA5: Marion Choisserv Robert Axtell V' TB2: Katie Rutherford L- 'FAI : Ethel Hayden V MY TRIP TO THE GRAND CANYON As the train came to a stop, I knew a grand day was ahead of us. Wie had stopped at the Grand Canyon Hotel. The lirst thing we did was to take a bus ride up to a point where we could look down and see the whole canyon. That was a sight I will-remember for life, for I believe it is the most beautiful one I have ever seen. The great Colorado River at the base of the canyon looked like a small muddy stream, instead of a dangerous river. You could just see the outline of the people on horseback who had started down the canyon just a little while ago. Then we had our lunch. after which we decided to hire a guide, and go down into the canyon as far as we could before dusk. To me the ride down the canyon was the most interesting thing I have ever fI0l'lC.--Jlllll' I-Voodriugl, SACS. . WATCHING I love to look out of the window On bright and summery days 3 I like to watch the birdies, XV ith their queer and humorous ways. I like to watch the butterliies As they Hutter past the doorg I like to watch the woodpeckers As into the wood they bore.-func! Kivfc, 7A1. MOTHER Mother is sweet, Mother is kindg Maybe I pester, But she doesn't mind. Maybe I'm good, Maybe I'm badg She always gives The best to be had. -Bcity Buford Kilmer, TA3. THOUGHTS OF A YOUNG DINNER GUEST Gee, am I hungry? I bet I could eat a whole cow for dinner. Mrs. jones always has good eats, too. I won't say no thanks for anything tonight. I wish they wouldnt take so long to serve everybody. I can't wait. W' hy do people always show off when they have company? Hurray, here it comes! XVhat is this stud? I should think it should be soup but it looks like some kind of red jelly. Une, two, three, I'm going to try it. It's good but I still don't know what I'm eating. The meat is coming at last, and it looks like turkey. I hope so. I wonder il they have cranberry sauce and stulfing? They sure are good cooks, the bloneses, but they have the newest kind of food I've ever seen. I hear them calling this thing an artichoke. I don't know what you do after you pull all the leaves off. The rest of them are dipping the leaves in butter sauce. I don't see any sense in doing that. lVhat's the use of wasting butter? You never eat leaves, but here goes. I don't like these funny things, but I'd better eat them be- cause they take up so much room on my plate that the .Ioneses will think I didn't like my dinner. Here comes the maid with the cranberry sauce again. I'd like some more but I'd better not take it because I think l'll drop it. No, thanks. .I'm glad the main course is over. It won't be as trying to eat dessert. XVhat a relief! I really like dessert anyway. ' It was a delicious dinner, but I would rather eat at home so I can be sure of what I'm Clltlllg.-Il1'llI'Ij'II Sruorsyn, 8132. WEATHER REPORT Rain today and rain tomorrow, Colder today, to everyone's sorrow. Rain every day straight in a run- I should think they could give us just one day of sun. Sometimes they're right And sometimes they're wrong. Rainy days always seem so long. Although it's fun reading On a rainy day-- I'd much rather be out In the sunshine to play.-Peggy Garrison, 'YB3

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6 ALICE DEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FIRST LETTER 1 9 . 1 . 4 ' - . . 7A1: Francis Critchlow SAS: Eleanor Hansont JBM gfsfigzlgllugglll JB5' Cmlfiljioli- , Bayless Dorris 1 Dorothy Stamps J-ackbpletchero 1 Rallori 'Elgglm Ravid Hawkins SAT: Emily Funk Hu h lvqltou Pobult 'I Y Henry Silsbee Lucille Hootf V g ' XO el ' mimi Marian Ahlering Milton Pugh THIRD LETTER Ethel Haydensf SB3: Ellen Stone SJA3: Dorothy Shelton Virginia Riley SB4: Charlotte Boltwood DAT: Doris Randall Mildred Stevenson Eileen Paxton Douglas Spencer SA2 Betty Jane Meggers EJA3: Donald Cohen ' - SECOND LETTER N131-y Monica R056 Alice Davenport ,mol C' 1 Q, H. k Jo 1 ' J Eleanor Tarpley 11 Osamuml Griggs . ..'. Amt ieiineol ic- .ey JA4. Charlotte Anderson Elizabeth Taylor , Julian Lorenz UAV. lmette blalmo l F Dick H00111 Marilyn Sworzyn if Martha Milburn 'X ' ' 0' lerry F?9tC1 JAH: -lane Amlersqu SB1' Jewell Young Dorothy Shelton gelell Mmm' AlfJQ0lyn ltlelning SBE: Richard Connelly EJA5: Jocelyn Fleming lxobclt Xvalcs 1'-llmljeth lwmim 91-X2 Louise Spilman Betty Roman ' Marcm SWOPC QALX4: Dick I-100111 UB31 JOTIII C1'ZlgOC FIRST LETTER Henry M0555 Cha1'lC5 TOIIUSUII' SJAI Ann Berryman EIA-L: Loya Bryant D01'iS Randall CIIZIYICS RUIJQI Mildred Bladen Robert Fredlund 1301121215 SPQUCCI' Jane Alden Francis Donaldson Richard VVigginton UBB: Ilse Engel Beatrice-Corn DO1'otllea Foollt QHX5: Jocelyn Fleming Elizabeth Jarboe 91333 Helen I-Iingsburg Julius Kaiser V Muriel Gordon TA4: Betty Schollenberg If Christine Horn 5lA3 Thomas Cammaok V' Caryl Loggins TA5 Edlth DaV15 E-Ulla Hughes Louise Spilman Rodney Paige Lee' Norman lf' L0l11S0 Lelltl UA3: Mary Virginia Carter Dorothy Rosasco TB2: Katie Rutherford if Shirley Seidenmankf Mol-gal-ot Copeland James Marsh l Paula Zirpel HONOR AWARDS Points in addition to having received third letter: 9152: llse Engel ...,...............................,.................. 465 points UB3: Jane Alden .,........ 450 9B1 SB2 SJB3: Beatrice Corn ...... John Cragoc ......... 11:15:50 f' ' .....50O Christine Horn ......... 2 ,ouise Lentz .......,......................... ........ 5 35 Shirley Seidenman ............. ,..... . ......,....,...... 4 S5 THIRD LETTER : Lillian Haines ff : Marcia Crocker Gertrude Jacobsen Helen Hingsburg Erma Hughes Charles Johnson Charles Rubel Robert Starling SECOND LETTER ' 9131 NVilbur Harry DB2 Dorothy Dilley 9B3 Elizabeth Jarboe Gayle Bowman Richard Drury Erma llughes 'Wilma Jacobi Ruth LeMoine Jean Moser Charles Rubel SB-L SBI SB2 SB3 Alice Davenport Margaret Sykes SECOND LETTER I' Charles Boltwood Betty Houghton Jean Dieffenbach Mildred Settle Jean Dorr Louise Thompson Ruth Ferguson FIRST LETTER Eleanor Peoples Lois Smart Betty Waltoii Jewell Young Jeanette Athanas Ida Rowe Frank Bond Raymond Brown Margaret Corn Philip Drury Mary Ellen Fink 8131: David Barker Dorothy Fauleoner Chester Finch Margaret Glessner Janet Juve Jerry Hege Katherine Mannion Charlotte Patterson Louise Thompson Mildred Settle Eileen Paxton Clarence Kefauver Hilda Kelly SECOND LETTER A 71321 Katie Rama-for-d-f -f

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8 ALICE DEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL WHO'S WHO IN .98 JEAN ALDRICH-First athletic award, 7135 first let- ter, hostess, SB, hostess a11d glee club, UA5 glee club, lunchrooin checker, second letter, EJB. LILLIAN ALLEN-First athletic pin 5 tennis tourna- 1ne11t, 1934. ,f CHARLOTTE ANDERSON-First letter, squad leader. hostess, TA5 accompanist for glee club, TA, 9B5 first athletic award, SB, second letter, SOIIg contest, 9Ag hostess, president of glee club, glee club performances since, TA. JANE PATRICIA ANDERSON QANDYQ-Vice Vpresident, TA, secretary, TB, DB5 squad leader, TA, SA, SIB 5 captain of teamsg dramatic club, SB, SIB, in plays The Pol b'oiIr1', Zlllll The Painted Slippvlg' glee club, TA, 9B5 second letter5 third athletic pi11, hostess i11 lunchroom, 'T A, SA. MARIANNA ANDERSON QANDYJ -- Spelling match, 7B 5 honor roll, SA5 squad leader, SJA5 champion corner ball team, baseball club, 9B. MARGARET A PPLEMAN ,QPEGGYJ-Sec1'etary of clas 'A5 squad leader, Ek' X5 hostess, SB, 9B5dvice JYCSI 1LLJ,f!l1Sm,l'lgl goyte 1 c iw' 'Shea d presi ent, flB 5 ill y cousin. l-.57t't'tfT11,' i11 Tiiper orm 5 all three P. T. pins, SB 5 third 11ionito1'j'SBX first letter, DB 5 da11ce committee, 9B. BARBARA BANGHAM---Entered Deal i11 SA, honor roll, SA: fashion show, SB5 dramatic club, DA, EJB, tum- bling club. V ALICE BEARY QABIBI -Entered Deal i1 SA, vice presiden 5 a itat 1, f r , A-B5 i11 craft cl11b, , - . JACQUELI f,BI2CIg-Glegtggblfgi, sA 1a1i,L13:1-- foi'mances, 7 ,Sf 1 liostgs,cflc13. ANN BERRYMA I-Perfect attendance and punctu- ali , ' , 1 ' , ' ' ' representative, 9B. A ANSON BIGGS-Vice presic 11t, TA: glee club, public perforinance. TBQ glee club, SA, SIB5 red cross representa- tive, SB 5 perfect attendance and punctuality, SB. UB 5 public performance, SJA5 president of red cross, SJA5 public per- formance, SIB QPTAJ5 president of glee club, SDB5 presi- dent, red cross. MILDRED BLADEN QSNUCKSJ-Glee club. all semesters gntumbling' club, all semestersg i11 plays O11 Clirisf- llms Eve, My Cousin from S'zt'vl1'c11, and T0'rt'an'or,' squad leader, 7B5 president Zlllll manager corner ball, all SEIIICS- ters 5 first Zlllil second letterg two public performances: red cross representative. SA5 coach of junior tumbling, SJB5 school baseball team, first a11d second athletic pin. JOHN BOEHNE CJOHNNYJ-In Deal only during 'TA-B and 9A-B5 70 points5 third fioor sub-lieutenant, UA-B 5 wrote and gave essay on George VVashington. ,,,'RA GLE, JR. BOGEYQ-Glee eh1b, 'TA-B, UA- 1 1 ' t ynittee5 two public perform- a11c ' ' 1' . RO 'QT ' LLIN ER QBOBJ-I-Ionor roll, first letter, host, SB5 traffic squad, glee club, 9Ag traffic squad, stage crew, UB. RICHARD BORDEN QDICKJ-Glee club, SA-B5 poetry contest, SA. TED BOW IQR'1Chan pionshi basketball team. SB: trafiie force, UA5-lieluena f 'if-Dr1c5t,af,kthvUE ad A 5 i11 public perfor -miff play, ' dxf Like If, 9 5 first letter, EJB. FRANCIS BOWIE . QHEINIEJ-Glee club, TA-B5 squad lea r, 'B 5 1 il li ' ormance. 'YB 5 winning hit-pin basebz , Sf1l1HC L l1 all first teams, art mo itor, SA5 atl1let1 , , c. tain of corner ball team, UB, stage c1'ew, SJB5 first letter, 9B 5 diploma com- 111ittee, EJB. FOSTER BOYD-Entered Deal, SDA: stage crew, UB5 trafiic force, UB. MERCEDES BOYLE QSCRUBBYJ-Hostess. first athletic pin, SA5 play, My C UHSI-H F rom Szt'cdc11,' member of pin committee, SPB5 second athletic Pill, no traffic tick- ets, all semesters, SIB. MARTHA B '. A RX ' ss, 'TA S B 5 red cro s, TB: ' all e, :A-B5 st a e c pm, f 5 se - ond athletic pin, SB. Q MARJORIE BRUMBAUGH MARGYJ - Publi performance, ' ' ' ' ' ra p' v . ' l f'lY - .3 contest. DB5 winning corn ' l l team, SIA-B5 first P. T. athletic pin, SB. LOYA BRYANT-Glee club. all semestersg first letter, SJA5 second letter, SIB, spelling match, SBg squad leader, TB 5 first athletic pin. TB5 second athletic pill, SB5 tum- bling club, SPA: perfect attendance, UA, SIB5 glee club for school songs, SPA. MARION BULLOCK QDAISYJ -First athletic award, perfect ZIHCIICIZIIICC and punctuality. TB: Christmas assembly, SA-B 5 SCC0llCl athletic award dramatic club, UA5 first letter. dramatic club, play A Cup of China Tm, SIB. MARY JEAN BURDICK fMEEJj--P1blic perform- ance, S: ' squad leader! TA, spelling ee: 'Z' 5 first athletic awa . '. lette f ' c 'A , SIB5 perfect atten a11ce and 1 nctua ty, al semesters. GREGG C. BURNS, JR.-Host, 7A. SIA: first letter. SB : head art monitor, 9A 5 second letter, SB. v HAL CALVERT-Glee club, IA, TB, SB, SJB5 three public performances: scrap-book committee, SB. L, THOMAS CAMMACK-Baseball tea111 which YVOII first place, SB, soccer team captain, won first place, 9A5