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

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U, JLyJC.. c JhbiA+ty k A f . ■■ OU tu. 6 L- w 'M [is c'sx f !' tS-C ANNE ELIZABETH SHEPARD Collins Shepard Shep” Shepard breezed in during Upper Four and immediately took her place among the other bouncing athletics. Her ability in sports was only the beginning and by Upper Five we found her a capable Class President. Behind all Shcp's vivacity she's really quite serious; whenever a heated discussion of what's right for Beaver is going on, you can be sure to find Shep part of it. We’ll always remember the marvelous Halloween and other parties she gave. Among many things that we remember Shep for arc her countless spills on the hockey field and the help and friendliness that Shep has contributed to Beaver and to the charities that Beaver supports. Entered 1944; Orchestra 1944-47; Librarian of Orchestra 1945-46; President Upper V; Red Cross Representative 1945-47; Glee Club 1945-47; President of Athletic Board 1946-47; Cast of Oar Town 1944-45; Drama Club 1944-47; Volley Ball Team Upper IV; Volley Ball Team Upper V; Basket Ball Team Upper V; All Beaver Hockey I earn 1946; All Beaver Baseball 1946; All Beaver Basketball 1945; All Beaver Hockey Team 1945; Varsity Basketball 1947; Basketball Team 1947. JOAN TAYLOR SHEPLEY -Bradford, Shoppy” Shcppy's hello is unique and somehow justs suits her angelic face. Tuesday mornings she appears with her cello, practically as tall as she is and known to us as her wooden protege. Then on to athletics—a blue form streaks by and it's Shep dashing up the hockey field to make another goal. Along with her radiant disposition and large brown eves we shall always remember her, I'm sorry. Entered 1959; Luncheon Committee 1941-42: Vice President Upper I; Orchestra 1942-47; President of Orchestra 1946-47; President Upper HI; Glee Club 1944-47; Athletic Board 1945-46; Drama Club 1944-47; All Beaver Hockey Team 1946; Volley Ball Team Upper IV. » ] [25] L o S-yr -

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CAROLINE PALMER RITCHIE V V W' 4 OAN HARRIET ROSEN Bryn Mawr Rosie “Where’s Rosie?” In answer to that question you would have to look in one of many places. Probably she is representing the students at a faculty meeting, or attending a Student Federalists Conference (St. Paul's and Exeter), or merely making constructive suggestions in class meetings. We all envy Rosie for her cflicicncy and executive ability. Although she sometimes gets so excited (Senior Room study halls) that a Sit Down, Rosie” is heard, we respect her for her conscientious and friendly attitude toward her friends and work. From what you’ve done at Beaver, we know you’ll go far, Rosie, and so we wish you all the luck in the world. Entered 1943; Glee Club 1946-47; Study Hull Proctor 1946-47; Library Club 1946-47; Chairman of UpperVI 1945-46; Drama Club 1945-47; French Club 1946-47; Poetry Club 1946-47; President Student Council 1946-47; Volley Ball Team Upper IV. Ritchie If you see a glint of light followed by the snap of a flashbulb, you know that Ritchie must be nearby. What would we have done without her for those informal snapshots we all had to have for the Yearbook? Combine humor with a daring capacity to try anything, throw in a touch of friendliness, and you will have Ritchie. Entered 1945; Library Club 1945-46; Drama Club 1945-47; Volley Balt Team Upper IV; Basket Ball Team Upper V. [24 1

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BETSY CRAIG SMITH Vassar Betsy Betsy is another of the indefatigable bridge players. Her blond hair, which we all admire, can be seen concealing her hand. Betsy’s frankness and knack at giving good advice make her a great help in trouble. She is strong-willed but clear headed and fun to be with. We know she'll be a success at Vassar, both academically and socially. Entered 1945; Drama Club 1945-47: Cast of “Green Grow the Lilacs 1945-46; Library Club 1946-47; Workshop 1945-47; French Club 1946-47; Cast of ' 'You Never Can Tell ; Volley Ball Upper V. SHERRIE SMITH Bradford Jr. College Sherrie Sherrie is our sleek, smooth-figured, sophisticated girl who entered our class in 1945. She has blue eyes, red-brown hair, and lots of charm. Here at Beaver the knitting bug caught up with her at long last, and she began to produce her famous white cable socks. Her frankness and good humor have added to our discussions, and her voice to the Glee Club. We wish her the best of luck in the future. Glee Club 1945-47; Drama Club 1945-47; Workshop 1946-47: Study Hall Proctor 1946-47. t [26]