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

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Jtin’t it Namt Ambition Always Doing Can Be Found Pet Peer Envied For Wtakntss For Benjamin To be the soloist in the second sopranos Last minute studying Driving her car Gmccitcd men Sportsman convertible New York Military Academy Biddle To own a '47 car We wonder, too In Edgartown The Totem Pole TheF CS Yacht Clubs Billings To take violin lessons Something unusual In the music room Her name: Doris Her laugh High leaps Blanchard WOW! Cracking jokes Following the little grey car Characterizations Personality Blind dates Bliss To be a mad chemist and blow up the world Knitting In Duxbury Being called Blondic Her hair Mocha frappes Briggs To be an interpreter Asking questions In Intervale Unanswered questions Literary ability Good books Browne To be a professional Laughing letter writer At Coolidge Corner New Year's Eve Nice looks Education Bubbins To follow the leader Knitting men's socks In Plymouth People who don't get ads Efficiency Technicians Chase To lasso a cowboy Sorting music At Fitz's house Insincere people Her horses Dictation Cohn To go to France Giggling In mischief A certain bird Sparkling personality Wizz-Fizz Cordinglcy To travel Advising Riding 3,000 miles Common sense Montana Cox To learn to ski Higher and higher mathematics Needham Easy math problems Short acquaintances Mt. Monadnock Dwight To be a soda jerker Walking to the corner At Quinlan's No parking signs Pctitcncss Johnson's etc. Dugan To write Being friendly Giving terrific dances Stickiness Her clothes Lieutenants Falvcy To get thin Regretting Swampscott Her nickname: Flabby Her sense of humor Clapp's Baby Food Fitzgerald To be a doctor Trying to act seventeen At Rehearsals Men—so she says Brothers Ex-West Pointics Fourcl To raise tom cats Yelling At Williams Men under six feet Her mother Big attics Franz. To be an art teacher Yesterday's homework In Wellesley Icy roads Her cutcncss Duxbury Gagnebin To be an air line hostess Talking In Cohasset Socks with pumps Her tan White walled tires D. Gray To win a game of bridge Homework at 900 A.M. In Andover St. Louis Cards Her size Little Black Sambo W. Grey To sell at Saks Wheezing With Biddle Asthma Her tennis ability Skiing [40]

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lacions, and we found out that they were: Lois Gagnebin, sailing; Faith Trumbull, crafts; Barbara Chase, horseback; and Helen Cox, swimming. Last but not least, came the “Busy Beaver knitting shop. There we found the president, Bunny Millikin; the treasurer, Bobbie Bubbins;and one of the busy knitters, Martha Dugan, busily at work, needles and tongues flying. Whitie scolded them roundly because they were having too good a time to bother listening to our program. By this time, you can well imagine, Whitie and the audience were somewhat fed up with the stupidity of the American public, but we decided to try one more number. This last one turned out to be that of a housewife—but this particular housewife, Edith, by name, not only ran a house, but in cooperation with her cronies, a kindergarten and bridge club, also. Edith and three of her friends were at this moment playing bridge while the other three supervised the kindergarten. Of course, she told us, they soon would shift around, and Lorna, Daisy, and Betsy would mind the children, while Meg, Dotty, and Ellie played bridge. That made everything perfectly fair, she assured us. And both groups, wonder of wonders, were listening to our program. They were very anxious to win the grand prize, and Whittic said she would be sure 'o give them first opportunity to speak. Then the audience settled back to hear Miss McCarthy. Crash! Bang! the hammers fell. Crash! Bang! Crash! Bang! Up and down and over and back and in and out! Brilliant! Scintillating! The audience was exhausted when, after thirteen minutes, the performer finally sat down. It was tremendous! And when the roar of applause died, we heard a shrill “Whew! from the telephone, then Lorna's voice saying, “Going, going, gone! and Betsy's saying, “Gee! I should think she'd get awfully tired! Immediately the audience broke out afresh, and Whitie, admitting that these were certainly novel remarks, promptly awarded to these astute housewives the grand prize—a brand-new ... to each. And so amid the deafening applause, the program came to an end. “And so we fold up our spyglass and return to our houses of glass, reminding you once again that Frilly Frocks for Fillies make a Budding Beauty the Belle of the Ball. Good-night, all! [39]

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Nam Ambition Alwayi Doinf, Can Be Found Pet Petu Enried For Weakness For Hall To be an occupational therapist Feeding the ducks At the Totem Pole Wood lands Her good figure Scotty dogs Hongluon To be a model Leaving early At the Weston Country Club No recreation no competition Her voice Harvard Hubbard To do nothing Arriving in School at 90S Knitting that pink sweater Rules The jeep Football games Lcctc To be a second Jos6 Iturbi Dancing In Detroit Cold sores Good looks Red MacLure To travel Screaming At Tcnacrcs Music class Vivacity The Marshall Is. McCarthy To play the xylophone with Cugat Taking notes In her modern apartment One-way streets Tiny feet The Davis Cup Millikin To be an interior decorator Clapping hands for senool prayer In Sakonnet Parliamentary law Poise Williams O'Day To be a social worker Having open houses In Harvard Stadium Practically nothing Her pen and cute clothes More and more O'Neil To build a better mouse trap Buying gas In Harvard Sq. Pink underwear Vocabulary The Ivy League Ray To Ik a singer Supporting 2nd sopranos At the Cricket Club Catty girls Her voice The Marines Ritchie To fly Chasing cows In Falmouth Studying Her good humor Sunny days Rosen Bryn Mawr Calling meetings Running around wildly Secrets kept from her Poise at meetings Efficient people Shepard To get on an international hockey team Falling down Cranking her car Victors Being on all senool teams The shop Shcplcy To be an architect Saying 'T'm sorry Knitting her yellow The size of the sweater cello Her big brown eyes Young men D. Smith To win at Jacks Signing out of study Horseback riding Goats Her open houses Windy days S. Smith Guess? Dating By the fire Pulse reports Her hair Fraternities Stedfast To live in N. Y. Plenty! At Tcnacrcs Fickleness Friendliness Tall men Trainer To have nine children Something artistic Out somewhere Sailors Artistic ability The Meadows Trumbull To raise alligators in an igloo Watching the bridge-players In Concord The color red Her modesty Athletics Wechsler To flunk a subject Eating ice cream At a movie Her horned-rimmed glasses Her A's The wild and woolv west White To be an old maid Getting out of work Discussing last week-end Harvard Witty remarks Winter sporrs Williamson To be a missionary Looking bewildered On the Ajax” Recreation Soprano voice En sigma wu Wogan Go West! Going out Anywhere Short men Her figure Bitter pills Woll To live in Wellesley Helping out In Babson Park New Prep Her week-ends The H. D. C. [41]