Beaver Country Day School - Senior Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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Vassar J ANNE LIBBY WECHSLER I Vex Wcx will ever be remembered for supplying the right answer to the math problem or working out a Latin transaction that stumped us. Her aptitude for Math has made her class treasurer more than once. She was always in on the skiing trips, which most of the class regarded with awe. Many were her escapades in the years gone by involving everything from fried eggs to football. We wish you luck, Anne. You arc a girl who knows what she wants and has what it takes to get it. Vice-President Upper 11; President Upper 11; Orchestra 1942-41; President Upper III; Chairman Jr. Athletic Board 1941-44; Study Monitor 1941-44; President Upper LVB; Glee Club 1944-47; Loft, Board 1945-47; Business Manager Log Board 1946-47; French Club 1945-47; Secretary French Club 1945-46; Library Club 1945-46; Drama Club 1945-47; Poetry Club 1946-47; Treasurer Senior; Treasurer Glee Club 1946-47; Study Hall Proctor 1946-47; Volley-Ball Team Upper IV. )€csT lucK »«KV - +Vicd. W j,, o e. f Gail can always be found where there is laughter. Since her arrival with the Chestnut Hill contingent, she has been playing practical jokes and laughing at any and every joke (one reason she is so well-liked). The stories of her escapades with fried eggs and football in the hallowed halls of Beaver amaze people who see only her quiet side. She delights her English teachers with a real gift for expression. Gail is someone we won't forget! Vice President Upper I; Librarian Jr. Glee Club; Orchestra 1942-41; Vice President Upper III; Secretary-Treasurer Upper III; Log Board 1945-47; Literary Editor of Log 1946-47; Drama Club 1945-47; French Club 1945-47; Dance Committee; President Upper IVA; Literary Editor of Yearbook; Secretary Senior Class; Glee Club 1946-47; Volley Ball Team UpperIV; Basketball Team Upper V. Pa-tkj, HoiO ccjlo ejer -HnotV Uxuql’j Of V QUR- lorvc e'oeA disvrtaA a.'Tkc VacK cxV 1 GAIL FALVEY Bradford Jr. College Flabby

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 HARRIET LONG MILLIKEN Bunny Our quiet, but oh how efficient class president is Bunny. During class meetings Bunny can be heard clapping her hands trying to keep our noisy class in order. It is a difficult job, but Bunny manages it well. Will we ever forget the tapestry work, or those argyle socks that she brings out at 11:15 and which we arc sure will be beautiful when they arc finished. Bunny has shown her ability on the Athletic Board as well as on the hockey team; many times she can be seen dashing up the field and back, panting and out of breath. Next year she hopes to go to Mills, 3,000 miles away, but we look forward to seeing her during the holidays and to hearing all about the Wild and Wooly West. Entered 1944; Glee CAub 1945-47; Drama Club 1945- 46; Athletic Board 1946-47; Vice-President 1945; Yearbook Committee; Senior Class President 1946- 47; Work Shop 1946-47; Captain of the Brown Team 1946-47; Student Council 1946-47; Volley Ball Team Upper IV; Volley Ball Team Upper V. Mills BARBARA STONE CHASE Wellesley Babs Barbara is, at times, a quiet member of our class, but she has her other times too. You can be sure that what she says in class meetings or any other time will be worth hearing. She is lots of fun to be with and a wonderful person to to tell your troubles to. Given half a chance, she will tell you about what seems a never-ending supply of brothers, sisters, dogs, cows, and horses. We don't get to the studio often, but, when we do, we see her art work, which we all greatly admire. Whether she's gay or serious, Barbara, is always understanding and an asset to our class. Entered 1940; President Upper I; Secretary Upper I; President Upper U; Luncheon Committee 1943- 44; Treasurer Upper IV; Glee Club 1945-47; Librarian of Glee Club 1946-47; Red Cross Committee 1944- 45; Assembly Committee 1945-46; Study Hall Proctor 1946-47; Yearbook Committee 1946-47; Volley-Ball Team Upper IV. [8]

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RUTH JOAN BENJAMIN Vassar Ruth Ruth just joined us this year, but she quickly made herself one of us. She has many fine qualities among them arc her friendliness and her conscientious attitude toward any responsi-bility. We envy her Town and Country car that she drives each day. We'll always remember her willingness to help anyone in trouble, and we know that she will be successful in whatever she docs. Entered 1)46-47: dee Club 1946-47; Drama Club 1946-47. t © Ginny is renowned for her skiing prowess and her green car. Her Saturday trips to New Hampshire and surrounding territory included both. If you mention Edgartown her face lights up, and she immediately begins to talk of sailing, and her boating plans for the summer. One can easily see why she is the class sportswoman. Ginny is frank and has a determined manner. She has made many friends since her arrival two years ago, and we wish her lots of luck at Briar-cliff. Entered 1945; Drama Club 1945-47; Glee Club 1945-47; Green Grow the Lilacs Workshop; Stage Manager of You Never Can Tell ; Assembly Committee 1946-47; All Beaver Hockey Team 1946; Basketball Team Upper V. JO ' r. 6° a 1 VIRGINIA BIDDLE Briarcliff Ginny