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

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Jjyjth k • ■. • ° x. « Q ty 3 O' ' q DORIS ALDEN BILLINGS Dabby N r Dabby has the subtle wit of the class. Combining this with her friendliness and infectious laugh made her very well liked. She is talented artistically and has done several cartoons to the great amusement of all. We will never forget the interchange of skirts, blouses, sweaters, and jewelry that went on in her Senior year. We will all miss her at our reunions next year, when she is in Rio, but we hope she has a wonderful time and will be back soon. Rutttred 1944; Treasurer Upper V; Drama Club 194 -47; Glte Club 1945-47; Green Grow the Lilacs Workshop. 0luc5 MYRA BLANCHARD CXU30H dl A fo cx-fi»xa -- icG When Myra walked in last year, we we) all amazed to discover what a small world really was, for Myra either knows or has heard of just about everyone we can think of. We ho she meets a lot more people and that they find her . as much fun as we have, for where there is a joke, there is Myra. She has done an excellent job of planning the assemblies, and has also done a good job as Chairman of the Assembly 0 EL.9 .J q Chairman of’'the Assembly Committee 1976-47; j Glee Club 1945-47; Basket Ball Team 1947; Basket KlCLij Ball Team Senior; Basket Ball Team Upper IV. Cc to w of

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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

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BARBARA DANA BLISS Bobbie Bobbie's a new and popular member of the senior class; her directness and sincerity are-refresh ing. We love her blonde hair as we see her flitting around Beaver. Shall we ever forger that cable knit white sweater that Bobbie labored on so industriously? Oh, to be naturally smart and not have to spend hours on homework every night! Entered 1946; Glee Club 1946-47; Study Hall Proctor 1946-47; French Club 1946-47; Basket Ball Team Senior; Basket Ball Team 1947. JEAN LOUISE BRIGGS Swarthmore- Jean Questions, questions, and more questions . . . Jean has a special ability in the field of interrogation and perpetually has something to ask. If a giggle is heard in one of the most hushed moments of the class, you can be sure without looking that it's Jean. She has a fondness for the outdoors, especially for mountains. (Perhaps those times when she deserted school for a few days, were connected with her devota-tion to Intervale. Who knows?) Jean is very conscientious in anything she undertakes and has proved a very able Editor-in-Chief of the Log. She is admired by all for her literary gifts, and we just don't know how she writes those wonderful poems. Entered 1943; Secretary Upper III; Treasurer Upper III;Chairman Upper IV; Log’’ Board 1944-47; Business Manager 1945-46; Editor-in-chief 1946-47; French Club 1945-47; Chairman of Poetry Club 1946-47; Yearbook Committee 1946-47; Treasurer Upper IV. [12 1