Anoakia School - Spectator Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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CARGL MALOUF God bleu the man who jiri! invented deep. -Saxe Maloufie is a longtime member of Anoakia's boarding department, having been here for all of five years. In her freshman year, she was a member of the now famous Junior Varsity in practically every notable sport. During her senior year, she has held the esteemed position of Vice-Head of the Cinnamon Drop and helped supply us with mouth- filling goodies on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Carol is renowned for her long tresses, which, odly enough, change color from time to time. Even though small in stature, she holds her own in any argument, especially about her team, the Blues. Her Flower Daughter is Pat Hicks. Her future plans in education lie at U.S.C.

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Men of few LQUISE LEFLER wordf are the bex! menfl-Slaakexpeare Louie is indeed one of Anoakia's top-notch tennis players. She has represented us at Oiai for the past two years, and this year was elected Head of Tennis, an office which gave her a seat on the Athletic Council. She served the senior clas this year also, for she was our reliable secre- tary and took minutes accurately for every meeting. Besides all these activities, Louise has given of her talents for the last two years on both ' H the Lookout and the Annual staffs. Her future is to be at Pomona. er ' ' ' mber of the White Flower Daughter IS Lauretta Anslyn. Louise IS a me team.

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l E ANNE MGRRIS The thought! of youth are long, long thoughts?-Longfellow Editor-in-Chief of this worthy book describes Anne perfectly. Efficient and tactful in her relations, she has accomplished this difficult task. Coming to Anoakia in her iunior year, Anne first served on the Lookout staff and wrote many profound articles. ln athletics, her best sport is basketball, which she plays only as an avid Blue. Her talent at the keyboard is well-renowned and, occasionally, she entertains her class- mates. In both her junior and senior years, she has been a member of the C.S.F. and is a recognized brain. Further study of music is Anne's goal, which she intends to pursue at Mills, and with her ambition, she should go far. Her Flower Daughter is Jean Murphy.