College Preparatory School - Milestone Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

TWM3 :0Hege Ihmunumwory School hn GEE QEDJxQo m U 1953 Cincinnati, Ohio Page Two DEDICATION Many members of The Class of 1953 received Their preliminary instruction in arithmetic and spelling from Miss Shirley Kemper. Her great patience, her marvelous guidance, and her Flne sense of humor mean? 0 great deal to us in our early years, and, of course, proved cm invaluable background for our later years, at C.P.S; We Therefore wish to dedicate the Milestone of 1953 fo Miss Shirley Kemper Page Three : rRlER-mssiil Ionts 31.me stats M L m: r 7 Ai. ' 9;ng mm A??Lfakw slaw; 2mm; 4 . Lava 53k 342nm ,L'E i . I 'L - .Z-V'VLLR . Mun: smswmr Page Four asxgxa; 'Nmegu- f .sdtnc'i, Page Five Page Six FOREWORD As the theme of the 1953 Milestone this year, the music of George and Ira Gershwin was chosen. We Were originally inspired by their great musical comedy, An American in Paris't, but by using many of their songs from the Broadway shows, Of Thee I Sing , Funny Face , and others, we were able to inciude-parts of many of the light, humorous ideas for which they were famous. The Milestone is the last cooperative proiect of the Senior Class as part of the student body, and therefore it is natural to want to make it as great a smash hit as life for us has been at C.P.S. All of the quotations used in this book are taken from Gershwin songs unless otherwise indicated. OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1953 CLASS PRESIDENT ............................................................................ Elizabeth Evelyn Woodward CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT ...................................................................... Sally Stephenson Sampson CLASS SECRETARY ................................................................................ Charlotte Ann Woodward CLASS TREASURER .......................................................................................... Elizabeth Cox Resor CLASS COUNSELOR ........................................................................................................ Miss Jones Page Efghr ane jftdAoof No words can express it. Thar Ceriain FeeHngH Page Nine Page Ten '1 Had No idea It Was 30 Late. Ogden Nash Pamefa, 3 31166! P g2??? jforence anJAm! Is this true or am I dreaming? Of Thee ISing Page Eleven Slwtfa EJwina axworfA u I have definite ideas . . . Of Thee I Sing Page Twehe PAM 521W u HSweef and gay . . . l 01'77115-9 l ang Page Thineen gfeanor .Alarridon 25AM Strike Up the Band HNow fhe baffle's endedF' Shakespeare, Henry V, Hf,if,6. Page Fourieen Marguerite idgag Yes, indeed . . . quite a wit. Ogden Nash Page Fifteen Page Sixteen I've asked my heart and this is what I find jun gaif QM Of Thee I Sing Cgmkadt Cox Pm. You Don't Know the Half of H, Dearie. HLady, Be Good Page Sevenfeen mug Mm mgr Her eyes a miracle of Prussian blue . . . Of Thee I Sing Page Eighteen 5mg gepAenj 0n SGMPJOVL n Never was fhere a girl so fair . . . or Thee I Sing Page Nineteen Simlm ane - 575035; Wifh c: smile that's sweet and sunny . . . Of Thee , Sing Page Twenty $3; mmngzmz There are several little things in life that keep me guessing . . . and I :1 am also 0 triHe vague . . Ogden Nash Page Twenfy-one 64am jun WOJLUHJMJ HI guess I'm just nof nofurally energetic; I like To sit around and taik. Calvin Coolidge Page Tweniy-fwo 6225: $2 tA MW, W?GCLIWRPJ I: Some lovely girl . . . Of Thee I Sing PageTwenfy-rhree .zdrm Zimmerman HDon'f guess; let me ref! you! Ogden Nash Page Twanry-fuur SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 1or WE DlDll 1n the Kfnd'ergorfen wifh Patsy, Kay, and Clover, Didn'tL we have fun throwing sand a over? in fhe First and Second, no one came of OH, But in the Third came Margie, and we reaHy had a be!!! In the Fourth came Beriy, making a merry five. In the Fifth, came Sc! and 'Lizabefh -- we began to look alive In the Sixih come Janie, and we thought we were in Heaven. And Sandy, Ann, and Mollie, joined us in grade Seven. We moved ever upwards, info grade Eight, And there we met Phyl, and we were in a srafe! Then we hurried onward Info grade Nine, Where Sheila and Charmie suifed us fine. We were learning all sorts of things rather than Our homework, when as Sophomores, we ran info Pam. When Ann Zimmerman joined us in grade Eleven, We knew thof we now had surpassed even heaven. And now in grade Twelve, we rook back on if all,- We say to those snuggling, You'll make if, you-GH, We did! Page Twenfy-five SENIOR ACTiVITIES JANE ALTSHOOL: Glee Club, 9; Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Stepping Stone SChOOl News Editor, 11; athletic award,12;51udeanouncil, 12. PAMELA SPENCER BERRY; Cummack Junior High, Huntington, W. Va., 9; Glee Club, 10, 12; Dramatic Club, 10, 11, 12; Dramatic Club Treasurer, 11; Drommic Club President, 12; Class Secretory-Treasurer, 10; Class Treasurer, 11; Student Council, 12; ofhletic awards, 10, 11, 12; Sfepping Stone, Business Manager, 11; Milestone, Adveriising Manager, 12; Mikado , 10; Little Women , 11; Family Circle , 12. FLORENCE BRODHEAD: Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Honorary Athletic Club, 11, 12; Class Vice-Presidenf, 10; Studenf Council, 10; athletic awards, 9, 10, 11, 12; Milestone, Humor Editor, 11; Milestone, Editor-imChief, 12; Honorary Afhlefic Club, President, 12; 'Varsity Hockey, 10, 11; Mikado , 10; Little Women , 11; H.A.C. Minstrels, 11, 12; affendonce award, 10. SHEILA COXWORTH: GIee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club President, 12; Dramatic C1ub, 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Vice-Presidenf, 9; Class President, 10; ofhlefic awards, 9, 10, 11, 12; Stepping Stone, Music Editor, 11; 'Vcrsiiy Hockey, 10, 11; The Barrens , 9; Mikado , 10,- Three Arts Club award, 10. PHYLLIS EDWARDS: Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatic Club Treasurer, 10; Honorary Athletic Club, 10, 11, 12; Class President, 9; Student Council Secretary, 11; Student Counci! President, 12; athletic awards, 9, 10, 11, 12; Milesfone, Photography Editor, 11; 'Vorsiiy Baseball, 9, 10, 11; Our Hearts Were Young and Guy , 10; Mikado , 10; '1LiHle Women , 11; uFamily Circle , 12; H. A. C. Minstrels, 10, 11, 12; Gold Team Captain, 10; Bosworfh Trophy, 10; Council on World AHoirs, 11; Milesfone award, 10. ELEANOR HARRISON FISHER: Glee Club, 9; Dramatic Club, 10, 11, 12; Class President, 11; Student Council, 10; Stepping Stone, Society Editor, 11; MHestone, Assismnt Advertising Manager, 12. MARGUERITE FOSHAY: Glee Club, 9, 10; Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council, 10; Stepping Stone, Humor Editor, 11; Milestone, Humor Editor, 12; Hour Hearts Were Young and Gaf', 10; Little Women , 11; Mikado , 10; Milesfone award, 9. ANN GAIL GOYERT: Glee Club, 9, 10; Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; C1055 Secreiarr Treasurer, 9; Stepping Sfone, School News Edifor, 11; Milestone, Assistant Humor Editor, 12; Our Hearts Were Young and Guy , 10; HLiHle Women , 11; 'Mikcdo , 10; 9chin Circle , 12. Page Twemy-six ELIZABETH COX RESOR: Honorary Athletic Club, 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer, 12; athletic awards, 9, 10, 11, 12; Stepping Stone, Sports Editor, 11; Class Basebafi Captain, 11; 'Varsify Hockey, 11; 'Vorsiiy Baseball, 9, 10; Ping-Pong Cup, 10, 11; H.A.C. Minstrels, 10, 11, 12. MARY ALLEN RUSSEL: Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12,- Drammic Ciub, 9, 10, n, 12; Honorary Athletic Club, 10, 11, 12; Student Council, 9, 10, 11; Student Council Treasurer, 11; Cl'rh1efic awards, 9, 10, 11, 12,- Stepping Sfone, Sports Editor, 11; Milestone, Business Manager, 12; 'Vursity Hockey, 9, 10, 11; 'Vorsity Bcskefball, 9; 'Varsify Baseball, 9, 10, 11; Mikado , 10; Alliance Frcnguise, 11; Our Hearts Were Young and Guy , 10; Gofd Team Captain, 12; Honor Roll, 9, 11. SALLY STEPHENSON SAMPSON: Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Vice-Presidenf, 11, 12; Studenf Council, 9, 10, 11; 'Varsify Hockey, 9, 10; 'Varsity Baseball, 9, 10; 'Vnrsity Basketball, 9; Mikado , 10; Patience , 12. SANDRA JANE STOLLE: Glee Club, 9, 10, 12; Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Honorary Athletic Club, 10, 11, 12; Sfudent Council, 9, 11; aThJetic awards, 9, 10, 11, 12; Stepping Stone, School News Editor, 11; Milestone, Photography Editor, 12; 'Vorsity Hockey, 9, 11; 'Vorsify Baseball, 9,- Mikodo , 10; H.A.C. Minstrels, 10, 11, 12; Blue Team Captain, 11, 12. KAY WALLINGFORD: Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatic Club Vice-Presidenf, 11; Glee Club, 9; Studenf Council, 10; Siepping Srone, Co-Edifor, 11; Class Secretary, 11; Milestone, Assis'rant Editor, 12; Our Hearts Were Young and Guy , 10; Family Circle , 12; Mercantile Library award, 11; MHesfone award, 11. CHARLOTTE ANN WOODWARD: Glee Club, 10; Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary, 12; Milestone award, 11; Stepping Stone, Society Editor, 11; Milestone, Literary Editor, 12; The Barrens , 9; Little Women , 11; Mikado , 10; Student Council, 12. ELIZABETH EVELYN WOODWARD: Glee C1ub, 9, 11, 12; Dramatic Club, 9, 10, 11, 12,- Closs President, 12; Student Council, 9, 10, 11; athletic awards, 9, 10, 11, 12; Stepping Stone, Co-Edifor, 11; Milestone, Art Edifor, 12; Three Arts Club award, 10,- Alliance Franguise, 11; HLiHIe Women , 11; '1Fam11y Circle , 12; Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11. ANN Z1MMERMAN: Mounf Notre Dame, 9; Regina High School, 10; Dramatic Club, 11, 12; Student Council, 12; Sfeppfng Stone, Humor Editor, 11. Page TwenIy-seven 3;? me A, V p: mm:- , 3km? E mwy : 1 mam um .m. e . .w. n e w T e 9 a P -I1H'le Page Twenry N, .W h T e m, P JUNIOR CLASS 'Soon HSPrike Up ihe Band LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Eleanor Pcyler, Marianne Weil, Sully Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Linda Lee Masterson, Charlene Diserens, Joon Bruder, Eileen Dunie. THIRD ROW: Claire Ullmcn, Gayle Spinner, Mary Heathcote, Frances Castleman, Gaye Morrison, Celia Wright. NOT IN PICTURE: Frances Keck. CLASS OFFICERS: Marianne Weil ............................................................................................................................ President Eleanor Payler .................................................................................................................. Vice-Presidenf Sally Zimmerman ...................................................................................................... Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Juhel .......................................................................................................................... Class Counselor Page Thirfyvfwo SOPHOMORE CLASS Sfop! Half! Pause! Of Thee I Sing LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Mary Todd, Judy Meek, Peggy Keck, Mary Dryden, Barbara Hess, Rosalind Haynes, Nancy Page Blemkerl SECOND ROW: Nancy Herrlinger, Janet Bersl, Harriet Warm, Nelf Morlidge, Janet Blair, Gail Sfolle. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Foshay, Terry Nippert, Carolyn Hayes, Joy Brohurd, Emily Whiting, Betsy Lazarus, Ellen McEviIley. CLASS OFFICERS: Nancy Page Blemker .................................................................................................................. President Ellen McEvilley ................ Vice-Presidenf Rosalind Haynes ...................................................................... .. Secretary-Treasurer Miss Walsh ...................................................................................................................... Class Counselor Page Th friy-Phree FRESHMAN CLASS There is not their equal on Earth . . . J. M. Barrie, Perer Pan, Ad 1' LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Camilla McDowell, Susan Carter. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Champine, Pattie Pierson, Yvonne Zimmer, Nancy Legg, Margot Kittredge. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Meek, Laura Ann Herrlinger, Jane Von Vyven, Celia Bennett Julie Richardson, Virginia Durrell, Lucy Wright, Judith Allen. CLASS OFFICERS: Susan Carter ................................................................................................................................ President Camilla McDowell .................................................................... Secretary-Treosurer Mademoiselle Tripet ........................................................................................................ Cfass Counselor Page Thiriy-Four EIGHTH GRADE 1: Brief was the silence . . . John Greenleaf Whim'er, Toussafnr L'Ouverfure LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Mar'orig A Ighoo, Marm Murrie, Jane Roberts, Jane Eyler. SECOND ROW: Jean Spieckermcn, Roberto Durham, Mary Ann SWedes, Nancy Anne Hegg, Judx-ngiffllm Susan Clancey, Sara Stemun. THIRD ROW: Heather Brodhead, Gail Pruden, Sharry Patterson, Davis Hively, Patsy Winans, Syzanne Neini Nancy Jones. NOT IN PICTURE: Flgdericc Johnson, Suzanne King. CLASS OFFICERS: Jane Roberts ................................................................................................................................ President Marm Murrie .............................................................................................................. Secretary-Trecsurer Miss Neufeld .................................................................................................................... Class Counsefor Page Thirfy-FIVe SEVENTH GRADE kMME u HA little less noise there . . . L M, Barrie, Feier Parr LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Betsy Fergus, Becky Hortis, Gail Phinney, Beth Lyford, Sherry Ruxton, Wendy Thomsen, Jo Ellen Shore. SECOND ROW: Ellen Fessenden, Peggy Klee, Befsy Russel, Gretchen Dieffenbach, Sally Balcom, Anne C1ark, Jane Bosworth, Kathleen Mayer. THIRD ROW: Linda Brohard, Carolyn Kuhn, Mary Sue Maclaren, Mary Meta Lazarus, Phyllis Ford, Lydia Wood, Penelope Hepp, Abigail CarrolI, Karen Gravenguord. CLASS OFFICERS: Beth Lyford .................................................................................................................................... Presicfenil Gail Phinney ...................................................................................................................... Vice-Presidenr Sherry Ruxton ............................................................................................................................ Treasurer Miss Holmes ...................................................................................................................... Class Counsefor Page Thiriy-sv'x SIXTH GRADE n As prone to mischief, as able to perform it . . . Shakespeare, Twelffh Night, Lv. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Jane Horsman, Ellen Kuhn. SECOND ROW: Bourquie Wunsch, Gibson Bowman, Nancy Picton, Nancy Ann Donaldson, Carol Fischer, Mary Reis. THIRD ROW: Tottie Goodman, Tina Sufphin, Edith Harrison, Judith Shapleigh, Helen Dexter, Nancy Hamilton. CLASS OFFICERS: i Jone Horsman .............................................................................................................................. President Ellen Kuhn .. ...................................... Secretary-Treasurer 7 Mrs. Hall .......................................................................................................................... Class Counselor Page ThirIy-seven FIFTH GRADE . so ambitious . . . Of Thee I Sing LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Jill Whifman, Kathleen CoHeral, Susan Crane, Elana Rhodes. SECOND ROW: Diana Fisher, Fofricio Meek, Christine Clark, Sully Feuse, Caroline Hockney, Louise Kuhn, Margaret Rowan, Nancy Banker, Barbara Kaiser. THIRD ROW: Jean Stark, Ronnie Levinson, Cornelia 8055, Jessica Meek, Gale Rogers, Frances Prosser, Luise Bruns, Eleanor Kinney, Susan Elliott. CLASS OFFICERS: Kofhleen Cotteml Presidenf Susan Crane ........................................................................................................ , ...... Secretory-Treasurer Miss Park Class Counselor Page Thirtyieight FOURTH GRADE They should be happy . . . ' Of Thee I Sing LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Cricket Harth, Carol Fromm, Martha Fischer. SECOND ROW: Mary Phinney, Melody Richardson, Jan Denman, Barbara White, Joan Bulfrick, Joanne Jennings, Ellen Wood. THIRD ROW: Ann Evans, Peggy Pleasunfs, Elizabeth Dexter, Leslie Bennett, Jane Ruxton, Susan Lamson. CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Fromm ................................................................................................................................ President Martha Fischer .................................................................................................................... Vice-Presidenf Cricket Harfh .............................................................................................................................. Treasurer Mrs. Meuder .................................................................................................................... Class Counselor Page Thir!y-nfne THIRD GRADE . . You learn what's what and what is not. Of Thee I Sing LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Molly Marx, Gala Brohard, Mary Torr, Barbara Beyring. STANDING: Susan Warrener, Merrilyn Bcrdes, Leslie Judd, Julio Broudfoot, Lynn Stork, Miss Kemper, Linda Waffers, Catherine Clarke, Charlotte Lackman, Judy Ffugel, Marian Swisher, Bonnie Drew. Miss Kemper .................................................................................................................... Class Counselor Page Farly SECOND GRADE Simple Life A Dangerous Maid LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Linda White, Betsey Rowold, Junie Pierson. STANDING: Melanie Peters, Jacqueline Stroder, Glee Brohard, Mrs. Pruden, Linda Larsson, Jean Donaldson, Ba rbaru McKim. Mrs. Pruden ...................................................................................................................... Class Counselor Page Forry-one FIRST GRADE HTheir fufure should be glorious. ' Of Thee I my COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Barbara Klayf, Susy Balcom, Sandy Puchfu, Tuckie Bartlett Marie Loring, Mary Jo Woolford, Anne Tay1or, Susie Sampson, Deborah King, Ann Stark, Nancy Stillpass, Susan Schwartz, Flor- ence Ager, Roxanne Dieffenbach, Lucy Kreimer. Mrs. Geisler ...................................................................................................................... Class Counselor Page Forry-iwo KINDERGARTEN Hl'm on My Way. Porgy and Bess LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Peggy Presser, Amy Hunter, Susan Hawley, Ann Bartlett, Roger Mayer, Alys Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Raymond Lippert, Susan Mixter, Virginia Stork, Virginia Comes, Meredith Oliver, Diana Henry, Carol WiHen, Frances Lee, Jo Ann Presfon. THIRD ROW.- Deborah anckley, Martha White, Margaret Lazarus, Lowsie Pennington, Richard Refs, David Lyman, Eleanor Lazarus, Howard D. Hivefy, Hurry NiehoFF, Larry Pefit. FOURTH ROW: JeFfrey Rogers, Mary B. Bordes, Kim McKim, Andrew Eustis, Rebecca Sherrill, Jane Rooch, Alice MoHal, Sandra Love, Helena Sive, Harry Wulsin, Jeffrey Kaplan. STANDING: Mrs. Klum, Miss Holmes. NOT IN PICTURE: Michef Bazzarri, Jane Elfring, Ann Harper, Jimmy Hayes, Wendy Hortensfine, Kathy Lunken, Carol Smirh, Andy Stillpass, Frank Upson, Ill, Krisfinu Von Oettingen, Thorne Wiggers. Page Forly-ihree ., ; I 5'5 w: $6.5 ax: T as . , umruw u CJA'gHI Page Foriy-fuur MILESTONE STAFF Wetting down in writing is a lasting memory. Fiel'ding Clover Brodhead .............................................................................................................. Ediforrin-Chief Kay Wuflingford ............................................................................................................ Assisfanf Editor Mollie Russel ............................................................................................................... Business Manager Pamela Berry .......................................................................................................... Advertising Manager Patsy Fisher ............................................................................................ Assistant Advertising Manager Sandra Stolle .............................................................................................................. Phofogrcphy Editor Margie Foshay ...................................................................................................................... Humor Editor Ann Goyert .......................................................................................................... Assisfanl Humor Editor Elizabefh Woodward ................................................................................................................ Art Edifor Charlotte Woodward ........................................................................................................ Literary Editor Gayle Spinner ........................................................................................................ Junior Represenfah've Mary Heufhcote .................................................................................................... Junior Representative NOT IN PICTURE: Ann Goyeri. Page Fony-six STUDENT COUNCIL k Good Morning, Judge LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Zimmerman, Suzanne Chompine, Mary Todd, Gayle Spinner, Phyl Edwards, Marianne Weil, Ellen McEvilley, Virginia Durrell, Celia Wright, Pamela Berry. OFFICERS: Phyl Edwards ................................................................................................................................ Presidenf Marianne Weil .......................................................................................................................... Secrefary War first semester. Page- Forfy-seven DRAMATIC CLUB HThe Show is On LEFT TO RIGHT: HRST ROW: June Alishool, Camilla McDowell, Suzanne Chompine, Yvonne Zimmer, Peggy Keck, Pamela Berry, Eleanor Payler, Harriet Worm, Pattie Pierson, Mary Todd, Ann Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Judy Meek, Mary Dryden, Rosalind Haynes, Nancy Herrlinger, Janet Blair, Nancy Legg, Charlene Diserens, Gayle Spinner, Elizabeth Woodward, Mary Heathcote, Carolyn Hayes, Patsy Fisher, Eileen Dunie. THIRD ROW: Ellen McEvilley, Mollie Russel, Julie Richardson, Sally Zimmerman, Linda Lee Masterson, Ann Herrlinger, Susan Carter, Lucy Wright, Priscilla Meek, Kay Wallingford, Nancy Page Blemker. Janet Berst, Gail Stolle, Barbara Hess. FOURTH ROW: Terry Nipperf, Judy Allen, Claire Ullman, Virginia Durrell, Gaye Morrison, Libby Foshay, Frances Custleman, Joy Brohard, Emily Whiting, Charlotte Woodward, Betsy Lazarus, Celia Bennett, Clover Brodheud, Phyl Edwards, Jane Van Vyven, Sally Sampson, Sheila COXWorth. NOT IN PICTURE: Ann Goyerf, Margie Foshay. OFFICERS: Pamela Berry ................................................................................................................................ President Eleanor Payler .. ........................................................................................................... Vice-Presidenf Peggy Keck ............................................................................................................ Secrefary-Treosurer Page Forfy-eighi GLEE CLUB HOf Thee I Sing LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Camilla McDowell, Margot Kittredge, Yvonne Zimmer, Mary Heathcote, Sheila Coxwor'rh, Mary TOdd. Peggy Keck, Harriet Worm, Paftie Pierson. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Chompine, Mary Dryden, Rosalind l'laynes, Nancy Herrlinger, Janet Blair, Nancy Legg, Charlene Diserens, Gayle Spinner, Elizabeth Woodward, Eleanor Poyler, Carolyn Hayes, Eileen Dunie. THIRD ROW: Cfaire Ullmcn, Marianne Weil, MuHie Russel, Julie Richardson, Linda Lee Masterson, Ann Herrlinger, Susan Carter, Lucy Wright, Priscilla Meek, Elfen McEvilley, Nancy Page Blemker, Janet Berst, Judy Meek. FOURTH ROW: Jone Van Vyven, Barbara Hess, Judith Allen, Virginia Durrell, Gaye Morrison, Elizabeth Foshoy, Joy Brohard, Emiiy Whiting, Betsy Lazarus, Pam Berry, Clover Brodheod, Phy! Edwards, Sally Sampson, Sandra Sfolle. OFFICERS: Sheila Coxworfh ........................................................................................................................ PresideniL Mary Heathcofe ........................................................................................................................ Treasurer Mary Todd Librarian Miss Robinson .......................................................................................................................... Director Page Forly-nine HONORARY ATHLETIC CLUB There's acfion every minute when this happy group convenes. or Thee I Sing LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Todd, Sandra Stolle, Betty Resor, Mollie Russel, Terry Nipperf, Clover Brodheod, Eleanor Payler, Phyl Edwards, Emily Whifing, Ellen McEviIJey, Judy Meek. OFFICERS: Clover Brodhecd ....................................................................................................................... President Miss Corey ......................................................... , .......................................................................... Director Page Fifty Page FJ'Hy-one Page Filly-fwo pr 1 EFF :9. Kg; 3n: e s- ' Page Fiftyrihree 0k Lupise QM $ad Suck Fage FIffy-four w i x 1 1 i Page Fifiy-ffve 1 Page Ffffy-srx 4.. thouunV'! 'O'mo ' tug. I 0-3 -a. H 5' d53hvgm baaai . . ?n Ink t. . hahk' work, $1.ka a... mom I Page Fiffy-seven $49.33; ; .- .Nm yu'mrm anu' .3; $$9r'a2xki; ! - Page Fifpy-eight THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fitty-Three, being of sound minds and bodies, do hereby bequeath all that we have left of us to the following: Jone Altshool leaves her huge lunch tone applet to Frances Keck. Pom Berry leaves her thirty-eight-inch hockey stick to Margot Kittredge. Clover Brodhead leaves her library chair to any sleepy-heods on Monday mornings, Sheila Coxworth leaves the bonnisters to anyone who can get away with it. Phyl Edwards leaves the stage to bigger and better wallpaperersv Patsy Fisher leaves otter thirteen wonderful years. Margie Foshoy leaves Libby, as the last Foshay to bother Mademoiselle. Ann Goyert leaves her four years of French to anyone who can brave it. Betty Resor leaves a large box of dog biscuits to Miss Neuteld, Mollie Russel leaves her car to Annie. Sally Sampson leaves her long hair to Mademoiselle. Sandy StoHe leaves her diet to Ginny Durrell. Kay Wallingford leaves her long trip to school to Roberto Durham. Chormie Woodward leaves her Five feet nine and c huhc inches to Suzie Champine. Liz Woodward leaves everything to anybody who wa nts it. Ann Zimmerman leaves a carton of Lux Soup for the washrooms. With this, our Will and Testament, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fitty-Three, leave with fond memories of the years we have spent at C.P.3., and with the hope that we may be remembered as a class whose devotion to our school might never be questioned. TOP BILLINGS Best All Around ............................................................................................................ Phyl Edwards Most Popular ........................................................................................... , ......... Clover Brodheod Most School Spirit .................................................................................................. Sheila Coxworth Best Personality ................................................................................................................ Patsy Fisher Most Likely to Succeed Elizabeth Woodward Page Sixty mun nkth-ic Bark dr Lssta. IMoab V EntcHSqanl' H04? iike;hf ho swgggm; Page Sixty-one che Sixiy-rwo TOP BILLINGS lCon'tJ Most lnlelligen? .............................................................................................................. Mollie RUSSEI Friendlies! ...................................................................................................................... Jane Alfshool WiHiest ........................................................................................................................ Margie Foshcy Most Beautiful .............................................................................................................. Stu Sampson Prettiest .................................................................................................................... Kay Waningford Prettiest Profile .................................................................................................................... Pam Berry Preffiest Hair ............................................................................................................ Ann Zimmerman Best Dressed .................................................................................................................... Ann Goyerf Most Athletic ...................................................................................................................... Betty Resor Best Figure .................. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Churmie Woodward Prettiest Smile .................................................................................................................. Sandy Stolle SENIOR SONG SHEET Jane Alfshoo! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Roses of Picardy Pamela Berry ........................................................ This Must Be Love Because I Feel Like Heck Florence Brodhecd .......................................................................... 'Kl'm A Maid Meunf to Marry Sheila Coxworrh .......... ...................................................................................... HBecouse of You Phyllis Edwards ...................................................................................................... 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One day at Paris's famous Cross Walk Cate , the Maitre d'Hotel had a very worried expression on his face; indeed he seemed almost hysterical. He kept muttering, Paris will never be the same again, and most especially my poor Cafe! As he hurried about, his patrons heard him muttering something about sixteen women who had taken Paris by storm. The truth was that, after many years of being out of contact with each other, the Class of Fifty-Three had decided to get together again at the famous uCross Walk Cafe , and renew old acquaintances. The First to arrive at the Cafe was Sheila Coxworth, who was tasdnating the patrons by singing songs of her native America in a low, sultry voice. Little did they know that she was singing, 'iYou'II Never Get Away! As Sheila was singing, in walked Ann Goyert, the famous fashion designer, in a mink coat, Bermuda shorts, net stockings, and silver slippers. Then a rather subversive looking woman was seen to sneak in by the side entrance. She crept stealthily up towards Ann. As Ann was about to say something, she said, Shhh! Don't say anything yet. They're looking for me! This turned out to be Phyt Edwards, who was being followed by several gendarmes, as she had been trying to cash in on Confederate bills throughout Paris. They took a table and the three of them, Sheila had since Finished singing, sat dOWn to wait for their friends. Soon to arrive after that were Patsy Fisher and Liz Woodward. Their careers, though vastly diFFerent, were equally remarkable. Patsy had married a famous Jazz Band leader, and was the mother of twelve children. Even in Paris things are cheaper by the dozen. Liz had won an international prize for accompanying the world's fastest pilot an a trip around the world e without a plane! Ann Zimmerman came in afterwards, and the crowd recognized her immediately, for she was none other than the famous television entertainer on HChanel No. 5 , who did such exceltent impersonations of Jackie Gleason in French, When Sally Sampson joined the group at the table, theiMaitre d'Hotel's face became as white as his tablecloths. t'What, he moaned, are they going to do that a nurse should be necessary? Following Sally, were Pam Berry, who came in yodeling, and Mallie Russel, who looked very businesslike. Pam had made a very profitable career for herself as a French hillbilly singer, while Mallie had been an assistant to the City Maintenance people, with special interest centered around, or rather over, fire hydrants. Then two very studious women appeared on the scene. They were Jane Altshaol and Betty Resor, who had both made a life of intensive study their careers. Jane was very quiet, trying to be an example of the theory she had stated in her iatest book, THE VALUE OF SILENCE . They asked Betty what she had been doing, and she told them that she had been doing an exhausting study on France's great historical tor hystericalt men. This was not clearly heard, because at that moment Charmie Woodward rushed in in a white coat, waving a hypodermic needle about in the air. This was the briefest reign of terror that Paris has ever known, for she was quickly subdued by her friends. Charmie, it seems, was a laboratory technician at one of Paris's largest hospitals, and the strain at this specialized work was beginning to have its eftect. Then two others came in in uniform. One was Clover Brodhead, who had been an airline hostess with T.W.A. for some years. Her motto was, that Travel certainly broadens the mind! The other uniform was a little unusuai, but it was soon discovered that the Page Sixtyvsix wearer of this uniform was Margie Foshay, the only woman admiral in the entire French Navy. Another subversive woman came in soon afterwards, and began looking into all of the closets and cupboards, much to our host's further distress. When she found that there was nothing that would interest her in his closets, she came and ioined the already large group at the table. This was Kay Wellingtord, the famous Woman archaeologist who had spent her life looking for skeletons in strange closets. Suddenly there was a great commotion, and a crowd of gendarmes rushed in. General pandemonium reigned in the Cafe, as Phyl, thinking they were after her, proceeded to try to escape by rushing under, and upsetting, all the tables nearest her. The gendarmes told the group that they must 90 immediately to the Arch of Triumph As they all rushed out of the Cafe, they saw Sandy Stolle astride a horse on the top of the Arch. After much coaxing and cujoling, they Finally persuaded her to come down, and then the sixteen started back to the Cafe. However, as they reached what remained of the Cafe, the Maitre d'Hotel said, in desperation, Dere's a Boat Dat's Leuvin' Soon for New York .at At the sound of an American name, they all suddenly decided to go home; and, as they paraded arm-in-arm towards the gares, singing, Show Me the Way to Go Home at the top of their voices, the Maftre d'Hotel and the entire Gendarmerie of Paris heaved a sigh of relief. ta song by George and Ira Gershwin trom Porgy and Bess . Gig? THE UNIDEAL SENIOR Legs .................................. Jane llGiant Redwaods .......................... Altshool Petiteness ......................... Pam .................................. Shrimp Boat ., ............................... Berry Laugh ............................... Clover .............................. Octave ........................................ Brodhead MSheila ............................... Allure .......................................... Coxworth Phyl .................................. i'Siesta ............................................ Edwards ................................. Patsy Tango Fisher ...Margie ............................. ilHawk'eye ........................................ Foshay .. Stubby ...................................... A ....... Goyert Betty ................................. Eagle-taloni' ........................................ Resor . Mallie .............................. HBaftleships Russel Figure ............................... Sally Flapper ........................................ Sampson Vocabulary ,V...t..........v.m.Sandy ..m,,...t,...A,.,V..........V'lWebster't ............................................ Stolle Voice ............ Kay ................................... Nightingale ............................ Wallingtord Ambition ..,7,,.......,,.,.....,...Charmie .t Napoleon ................................ Woodward Smile ' Hair UCrew cut .................................. Zimmerman Page Sixty-s even Yvonne Zimmer, Ninth Grade HONORABLE MENTION BeTsey Rowold, Second Grade HONORABLE MENTION E1 Elizabeth Woodward, Twelfth Grade Page Sfxty-eighf Camilla McDowell,Nin1h Grade PRiZE DRAWING u Clover Brodheacl, Twelfth Grade PRIZE DESIGN Nancy Sfillpuss, Firs? Grade PRIZE DRAWING Anne Taylor, First Grade HONORABLE MENTION Suzanne Champine, Ninth Grade HONORABLE MENTION Ann Goyert, Twelfth Grade HONORABLE MENTION Heather Brodheod, Eighth Grade PRIZE DRAWING Celia Wright, Eleventh Grade HONORABLE MENTION Page Sixty-nine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The MILESTONE stuE sincerely wishes to thank Mrs. Juhel, Miss Walsh, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Jones, and Miss Faran for their advice and assistance. We also greatly appreciate the co-operotlon that we have had from all the students and faculty members. The Five headings were drawn by Elizabeth Woodward. COMMITTEES FOR MlLESTONE CONTEST Primary Literature lntermediate Literature Miss Camilla Park Mrs. Gregory Wright Mrs. Pierre Jean Juhel Miss Nancy Foshuy Mrs. Mary Matthews Art Miss Katherine King Mrsl C. L. Harrison, Jr. Mrs, Robert Nelson High School Prose High School Poetry Miss Mary Jo Schwuab Miss Charlotte Louise Groom Mrs. Ralph Carothers Mrs. C. Hammond Avery Mrs. James Mixter Mrs. William Massey Foley WINNERS OF MILESTONE CONTEST Primary Literature First Prize e l'When I Grow Up ..................................................................... Gala Brohard Honorable Mention - Squirrels Gather Nuts .......................................... Betsey Rowold Intermediate Literature Poetry First Prize - llThe Orioles Nest ......................................................... Sue Mocloren Poetry Second Prize - Clouds ............... ..Bourqule Wunsch Honorable Mention - Mountain Maiesty . ................ Suzanne Nein Prose First Prize e 'lCharliell ..................... V...Heother Brodhead Prose Second Prize e Typewriter .. ........ Susan Clancey Honorable Mention e HMy Pet Peeve'l ............................................................. Carolyn Kuhn High School Poetry First Prize we uLite of A Country Summer ............................................... Camilla MCDowell Second Prize e HDeoth ........................................ Eileen Dunie Honorable Mention e Mountain Dew .................................................. Charlene Diserens High School Short Stories First Prize u- 'By Any Other Name .................................................................. Phyl Edwards Second Prize e The Price ....................... .Guyle Spinner Honorable Mention e 'lOne Summer Day ..........Scmdra Stolle High School Essays First Prize e Autumn Attractions ........................................................................ Judy Meek Second Prize E Triviolities .............................................................................. Betsy Lazarus Honorable Mention - HThe Skyline Drive ............................................... Nancy Herrlinger The annual board wishes to thank all the alumnae who so generously contributed to the Milestone. This year the Milestone Stuflt decided to make a definite change in the annual. The literature is not 10 be included in the bound book, but will be printed separately. lt will be included in the price of the annual, and will be given to the purchaser on reception of the Mlleslone. It cannot be bought separately. Page Seventy ALUMNAE ENGAGEMENTS Elizabeth Woodmunsee Brown and Robert Truman Bonham Sharon McNay Poyler and Richard George Yosf, Jr. MARRIAGES Jane Howard McIntyre and Howard W. 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