Dana Hall School - Focus Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1945 volume:

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DEDICATICN TO SUSAN LYNE Sue, because of your singing hearta' which .gymbotized the spirit ij' haloloiness ana' congenialigr which you created wher- ever you went, ana' because of the jyf you gave not ony to your class and your intimate fiends but to eoegrone who knew you, we, your class, do looingb dea'icate our book toyour nieniory. SUSAN MARKHAM LYNE A J 1 A ADMINISTRATI GN, JZ :gn an n .iz .M - I i :QQ 3 ZPL? Lg! 5 5' :k,:: gi X.?. ist L ., . a an V : M N W . ,T - I a . mi! . as L: V, 1x 'ggi . A .h 'ful' 1 . I' 'dl' U., ,Ain,,s.q:L..i: 5. I 1-Q K . 'Sty' V ,, 0 ' ' H ' + M lg. ,., . I W ' ss-.'-.1 g..4.',.:w .1 .sf-Z: '.n. ,,?' 9. li xlj' flu U n iJu.'. an a I 's Q.-e,'fg., . MII.: .,3g.'. ,,n. A' N-bk-fi v' 3' t-, s, ,'n. -1' ', U X, , I . ' 7 H .h 'Ln Ka I N ' A ' ff, 'fm' 'Thx . dn '21, :'-1' 5'--M , ' '-!'- -- . b . - . . ,. 1 ,. - . .ww iw 1-mn H- '-4 'Q ' X I' 1' 'rl .- , 1 - , c .,,.o 7, n -f H l' Aa 'B 93,0 Ll ' 1 1 - S L 1 . 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Q N W X , . . . geinshi 'f,a,,gv-,w.1s. -VI Q-2543! E ? U3 4L'i 1' 49' Ywfla Ma'Fi'1' ',- gM'hl ablvzlwii ii. H-.fi ALM.. plwkgwixza . S11 I-vi.pz.A W1 jfsSL,5'jgLIi.4fy s 3 ww. was Qww wrkl-witch 'U 'F'-1 . , , K 1 K rn.. il. Ama x-mr i!Y-JK ,i,f'i1..L!'isP ,. ,A A 5. Mr ZH'- ' ' '7' Lcww, .LQGXTU 'flx,-lkgi rs, ,- . g- . lat Lrknc-.E sun fl 1mv:v..- ini. UWM f N J -Q, '-' AN he--4 ' at ML-.sm Mk.. 'Mf- 1 1 5 K x T0 OUR HONORARY MEMBER MABELLE SEAWARD RIPLEY To Mrs. Rijatzgi, in gratqfid recognition and full appreciation ofthe neoer failing interest and unsloaring devotion with which Jhe has guided our class. HELEN TEMPLE COOKE To Miss Cooke, on whose steadfast devotion to our sehoot we haoe- based our own and whose high ideals and unity of purpose have made her Dana's guiding spirit. ALNAH JAMES JOHNSTON To Mrs. johnston, on whose tireless eforts, unbounded sgnnputhy, andi ever- present support we depend and to whose enthusiasm and eheerfulness we owe our happyyeurs at Dana. Jeanne Brondel Allen Doris Christine Anderson Xylfgllllll Sargent Austin James lllllllfkhjlilll Baker Clara Blattner Lcnorc lima Boehm l Margaret Theresa Bulson Ruth Chaney DANA HALL llnris .-Xrlcen Barrett I-lelcn Parker Bowlby Jessie Cameron Brown Stanley Chapple lvlarcella Emanuel Clar FACULTY Pcrsis Cox Dormhy Cn' Farmer Jessie Benedict Gilderslfwwc- Augusta Gmtfl'ied Mildrvd Lollise Crimes Kzxlhc-rinc Schuyler Cunning Um-ily Barbara Talbot QOX Gahrivllc Viarguvs cle Koffroth Sibyl Wbbb Dougherty X f1'l01'ill UISIWI' .Izmice Pauline Good I I ,aura Hvnry Nr-wton Hoffman ...J DANA HALL Shirley Latham Katherine von Phul Leonard W Peppino Magravile Drucelia Moorhouse ' Florence Taylor Morris Esther Parshley Louise Duskin Peake VVinifred Lowry Post Edwina Preble FACULTY Isabel W'ardner Rollins Helen Elizabeth Russell Carol Scott Nancy Scott Margaret Jane Shepard Dorothy Stanley Margaret Wlashburn Stein Seal Thompson Harriet Fobes Tilton SENIORS x fv ,Z f 5 V we Mum' ,, w N w L .4-4' V, 44.4. 'X -wry-1 U. J V ,, 1 U . 'V l l QQ- .er 35 .X 4, it . 'Q . 5.4 gy V, -.N 15+ ,y- xg JV J A-'N x ff ' l l i X L6 3 .--if . ii f. . '1 . -l l . 'JJ ' ' it' - 1' ' W .Ji X, 1 ,X X X' L' I 4 I 54. ' FA. ,J V ,Q V 1. . R yt r' . J 1--' J . f 'J X 'Q-f' i. V lid . ill . X J , Y L -ru 'Q - l ,J n.f ' i l J -. W, 1.4 Ia I f n 'T' s -O. 4-QL I , tx ut .dy 31 If V -V, 1 A X X - - . , -,J ,, . , f Lf 1 ' if V ,- ' t f V . 1, , X' if--' .1 V v '.. -f 60202 1.00 A iiii L ,...... Q. Studio Art Group Vice-President 1944-45 Library Committee 1943- 45 Drama Club 1943-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Chorus 1943-45 Revels 1943-45 Operetta 1943-44 '4TiFfy . . .Prom girl. . .Such is life without a wife. . . 6'Anybody got any fo0d?,'. . .boxes of oranges . . . sophistication personified. . .Tifliy h and H'y...T o letters. 5 E5 --Q 245 ' 'ta 332 1 455 553 V ,Q . 5 2 DOROTHY ALTON French Club 1942-45 Music Club 1944-45 Drama Club 1942-43 Outing Club 1942-45 Chorus 1942-45 Choir 1944-45 Dottie,' . . . Hone MARY PEARL ALEXANDER Canteen Aid 1943-44 Student Council 1943-44 Riding Club 1943-44 Drama Club 1943-45 Fire Captain 1942-43 Study Hall Committee I942'44 Revels Pageant 1943-44 Class Basketball 1944 Varsity Basketball Squad I 945 i'Pearl', . . .'4H0w'd ya know thatlli' . . .per- petual emotion. . .singing many a tuneless song. . .that Miss America Hgure. . .continuous How of mail', or 'imalesf' BETTY JANE ANDERSON Basketball Varsity 1942-45 Hockey Varsity 1942-45 Hockey Manager 1944-45 Athletic Association 1942- 45 loved a sailor . . .Doesnit want to raise little lights Qwattsj yetl. . .beau- tiful blond hair. . .generally dislikes red hair! . . . hoards mail Cand malesj . . .that Boston accent . . .the gal with the lusty lungs. French Club 1943-45 Athletic Association 1943- Second Varsity Hockey 45 1944-45 Christian Service League Revels 1942-43 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 HB. JP. . .the famous skier. . .a winning smile . . .ever ready giggle. . .the farmis always handy. . .boots and saddles. . .distinctive dim- ples. . .easy going. 4-fb! X . 47 f f yay' Z7 vjrfxi -'V .ixYf.ibv'if ! 91 +p!xV'+-Vt,-' ' 4- .fl- .f',Q5,f' JSP' 1 1'73'7c'V- Ly If fy All f V, . VA 'I X V , 1, . C V. 4,. l V v ,Q VN Ulf I V 1 i K9' N'--j ' .. 'J f I 5 sl sf 1 ,J ' , C ckx tx Jw! 5 ' ' ,. ,Y ' . 5 9' J ' -md' 1 I 1 N ' l L' ' -' ,Digi -ff . , 4 Q91 ft -. if ,lJx.'- s ',,. 0' 1' 1' , ' Q Y' X 1 vu Lf! H ff if QUE ANDEW PHYLLIS BACHMAN '-70 Fmh Cl I9 44 Choir 1944-45 Christian Service League Athletic Association 1943- 9f'Music ub 1944-45 Athletic Association 1943- 134311-Q 45. XGA' C s 1943-45 45 Outing Club 1943-45 Studio Group 1944-45 ' ass Hockey Team 1944- Christian Service League 45 194311-5 Wax Outing Club 1943-45 C -Ianien. . .made up her mind but not for long ... Let,s keep Pete out of thisn. . .glamorous . . .Rings on her fingers and bells on her toes. . . Letters galore. . . But Mildie, you're not lis- teninglw l Music Club 1943-44 Outing Club 1943-45 Class Basketball Team 1944 Second Chorus 1944-45 'LSO why study at all?, ford hat?...Life is so clothes. . .UHey, kidln. '6Phil',. . .personality plus. . .UA Good Man is hard to Hndn. . .pink lightning. . .Mrs. Skeffing- ton. . .beautiful hands. . . Confessin, . ,. MARY BAKER House Basketball Compe- tition 1944 Christian Service League 194345 '. . .Where's my Haver- complicated. . .striking . .always willing to help. :fCO1'r1e here once andiflglb Z7-Ocuyza a'P Z' fa Non-Resident Student Revels 1942-43 Council 1944-45 Non-Resident Party World Affairs Club 1943-45 mittee 1944-45 study Hall Committee outing Club 1942-43 1942-44 French Club 1943-45 Chorus 1942-45 4 Always 'Son the Sunny Side of the Street . .. humanityls right-hand man.. .the gold of her hair crowns the blue of her eyes..,uncanny telepathist. . .well-scrubbed look. . .human his- tory book. f by New Q rgdf' QL L, - .-.f - LN. 7 - Q xpafk N' E 'sf Q A 0 . T .3 I og, f91.....-'--vN- f f:?,4,,.,.,,,,ah . 9.2.11-C 9 -as I - ' V, f ,403 G.,-A. r-'37 JS No sg, ' xy 3, o X- -, SPA. - -16, -'Sl Q vo C40 rx ' Q' 0' , 59334 . xx. - of Quai Q14 QQ! V'N-::.- YJ' x. y 'Q QA LQ .xv cf' fr' T in -. Q, 0 3 W , ld lf- 4, -Li L. - ' lf ' Lf4S , SUSAN JANE BARTLETT LICE BA CHEL R Outing Club 1944-45 Newspaper 1944-45 French Club 1944 R?AUs 1. 4 4 T : 7'L 'i Christian Service League Athletic .Association 1944- Student Government 1944- . 9 letlc ASSOCIRYIOHSIQ44- E 1944-45 45 45 , . f -'U' .X-L-'12 a..4,,, Semor Party 1945 Christian Service League Outing Club 1944-45 1944-45 -Q 5 Q., ,Q Art Studio Group 1944-'45 I Editor of Warren House Swoop. . .Ulf I'm study- 'SBatch,'. . .Minna Herdaman on toast. 'N ing when you come down, wake me up . . .The MDon7t have a hissyw. . .baseball lover. . . 1' last one out to breakfast. . .always good for a Keene, N. H.. . . Speak to me, babyg donit be laugh. . .that three dollars: worth of brownies shy . . .ijohn ff . . .Hgotten a purple coat and ice cream. yetiw . MMI? 9335? Wi QW M IO! 7? , , W l - 1 M ay fflo . I . , l ' lsflaiw 4 W' - I I I 60 WM UM' f ALICE BENTLEY VIRGINIA EVELYN BIGGERS Ld D Lady Chairman of New Girls' Fire Captain 1944-45 French Club 1943-45 Senior Party 1945 Party 1944-45 Christian Service League Outing Club 1943-44 Christian Service League I Chorus 1944-45 1944-45 Fire Lieutenant 1943-44 1943-45 C Studio Group Treasurer Athletic Association 1944- Class Hockey Team 1943- Athletic Association 1943- 1944-45 45 44 45 Luz Drama Club 1944-45 Revels 1944 '5Ali . . .able and responsible. . .endless hy- Ginny , . .those matching sweaters and skirts sterical reminiscences. . .life begins at 7:29. . . . . .friend in the Navy. . .Oh, those Marshals. . . those sweeping eyelashes. . .tons of originality Where's Pearl?',. . .How she concentrates- . . .proud possessor of a horoscope. . .draws fas- cinating pictures. . .Drama is one thing. . . even with the vic on. . .versatile hair... puns are to Ginny as water is to a duck. l DOROTHY BINTZ JOAN BLUMENTHAL Fire Captain 1945 Christian Service League Christmas Revels 1944-45 Christian Service League Senior Party 1945 1943-45 Drama Club 1943-45 1943-45 . l World Affairs Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1943- Outing Club 1943-45 Athletic Association 1943- Outing Club 1944-45 45 French Club 1943-45 45 Second Chorus 1944-45 Dort,'. . .Dormouse. . . For crying in the root- First bath after supper . . .Bev!! . . .her heart beerw. . . Does anyone want to play bridge? . . . Saginaw, Michigan. . .Blue skies hurrying by--Hoy, Hoy!! If , it , . ki R off. . i . 1 H Z Lffvn-J, a.7'f'f-2-c4.14,f-'L' M J Via, Jfnif 4, belongs to Hartford. . .Shiny black hair. . .tops in everyoneis estimation. . .such stuff as brains are made of. eff 4 ' tt ' My deg, L L,.,.,,47 ,az MM:-Z , I .7 Z, ij' Clif'-'JK4 . I L I 51,4-Cl-0 3.2 L 1, ' V Y'l. L4 V L,- .f x .. PATRICIA BOARDMAN BARBARA BOGART Music Club 1944-45 Day Student Party 1945 Music Club 1944-45 Fire Captain 1944-45 Spanish Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Outing Club 1944-45 Chorus 1944-45 Chorus 1943-45 1943-45 Focus Staff 1944-45 Revels 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Athletic Association 1943- Study Hall Committee 45 194344 Path, . .that bottomless pit of jokes. . .'scuse please, . . .Day-Student's Irving Berlin. . .un- called-for pessimism about exams. . . '5Don,t '53 ever speak to me about that. . . .Her heart rests on a Cushin'. Bogie,'. . . Hey, kids . . .Passaic's own cham- ber of commerce. . . Do you know-? . . .New Hampton. . . That gives me a large chargen. . . exuberance personified. . .college ambitions. . . Armando's. . .identification bracelets plus. Hx , . N, kb Mix LDMLSK- ogoctw-.X IS.. C . J 2 XX ' l LQLSL1 L-kJ.,ng Q- silkr- A I lj if-CJ-J-L, .xo VIRGINIA BOON ANNE World Affairs Club 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 Spanish Club 1943-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Lgifb .,,.-'I Christian Service League Revels1944-45 Art Group 1944-45 Athletic Association 1943- A-f 1944-45 Spanish Club 1944-45 Christian Service League 45 Lpfvb .1- Riding Club 1944-45 1943-45 rs. ' ' I Phoebe',. . . Cemetery's history fiend . . . most Annie',. . .phone calls. . .mail. . .weekends. . . Ly . often seen in the bathtub. . .Those brothers, isnit Jimmie wonderful?. . .Army brat. . .en- wowl. . .kind. . .huge name stamp. . .she Hips viable curly hair.. .good things come in small a hip wherever she goes.. .never has any ap- packages.. .Wool Shopis greatest competition. petite. . . girls to the right ofmen . . . 'D:2.orBqk,,,,M EQo.s.iJ- ow ... Mn- - is . lmo. ' NANCY BOWER BRENDA WINTHROP BOWMAN Q Student Council 1944-45 Christian Service League President World AfTairs Music Club 1942-45 Ffeflyh Club 1944-45 1944-45 Club 1944-45 Drama Club 1943-45 Studio Art Group 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Student Council 1942-44 French Club 1942-45 Chorus 1944-45 45 Library Committee 1943- Literary Editor of Focus Revels 1944-45 45 , 1944-45 House Senior 1944-45 Revels 1943-44 Chorus 1943-45 Come on, you guys! . . .knit one, purl two, Babe . . .cemeteryis outdoor girl. . .the Kidses . . .Darling plaid skirts. . . Bosco . . .Tame it down to a roarl. . .UI just washed my hair . . . Hey, kids, I've just got to study . . . Excel- lencen in Bible. . . .short but sweet. . .browbeater. . .piglet. . . world traveler. . .ever industrious house cleaner . . . simply smothered in kisses and curls . . . loves pretty pussies. . .that vocabulary. . .lazy. l Y J? ' if Ur- 'J 954.91 as 59,32 , lli,i!lb .57 . 'li' 14 ,, f If .sm .av 4,1 I. N1 lk X .Nt P- 1 N 1 ,fi fl ' JJ gall in 1 L1 Ui' 'V J BROWN . A -' Z -' Focus Staff 1944- 5 if Cheedfad' fu-li 't fl opefetta I944Q it U PaI2H11PG'Elb.I944-451 ' Class Hockey Team 1944 t sit: Oltib 1544-145 Choir 1943-451 'V 3 Club,?'943'44 Revels 1944 , x4444.,, 4 cl! Of'-15 194315 f A 3 :3 I ' i ,f and Brown',. . Rabbit ., fienior Rqtfgrlive- lG..B s !. . wire. . .records-g lor prf?ttytV0iCC- 1 5-Oh, .no n ge . .frie those jokes. . . Hn he 'hat she tarts. . .:'Jeez1l- lf 0 , , 4 - , 4 peezilf ,, J 5' P ,H E 1 5 . Q4 V J ' i ' , JD . S11 Lf I- 7 if Xl' , 13 xb V0 , if? Qc? -.1 ' -' MM , v-v L .- R'--yr 'xv 5,9-J' 'av fa A WW-' S' by JJQ- , X M on QD! w N' if BARBARA LOUISE BRUNSON MARJORIE BRUSH Spanish Club 1945 Revels 1944 French Club 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 Choir 1944-45 Chorus 1943-45 Christian Service League Athletic Association 1944- Grounds Committee 1943- Outing Club 1943-45 44 Bruntz',. . . Brunesone . . .never a dull mo- ment. . . gay family. . .a twitch a day. . . What was Adam spanked for?',. . . Anchors Aweighw . . .talks a blue streak. . .graceful exits. . .loves athletics. . .she sits and knits. I 94445 45 '4Margie,, . . .kind and considerate. . .home, sweet home. . . the time is-Pl' . . .her quiet charm. . .listen to that neat trombone. . .quite a hand at the piano, too.. . who is it now, Marge?,' .V lb, 1 ' . - .-. l -, ' C-f 4 CAJSYMJ 1 , A - 'CNCPXXX an wx 1 f f VOM -. Cx QQ' . - - , Joyeux FU-Ni U XXEQQ N e'J f X QD' 1 ffs2.w-'mx' -f-ew .sn-Ms' s ,Awww L E-f XJ -I -. A LYJ x i ' Ax ' . M. ' QP- ' - - fa Nfbigj N- A 'SJR Big ss... ,XXV ,BJC N 'W J- lf' 1-Ns: cosy- es: ' 1 NJ- Vg? vxo 3.935 E -I 1 ' N-' ., .- MM3- '03-'-5 OL Siva? i gf..r-- 4 . l MARY BUTLER CONSTANCE CHAPLIN l French Club 1943-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Second Chorus 1942-43 Christian Service League ' World Affairs Club 1944- Christian Service League Spanish Club 1943-45 1942-45 . 45 1943-45 Sophomore Hockey Team Athletic Association 1942- l HouseRepresentative1944- Athletic Association 1943- 1942-43 45 45 45 Outing Club 1943-45 No future in it!',. . .Oh, sure!. . .a ray,' of Connie,'. . .authority on Boogie VVoogie. . . sunshine. . .that blue bathrobe. . .smooth dress- always at home in the Dainty Shop. . .ever- er. . .launching ships. . .perpetual luck. . .daily changing hairdois. . .unusual white streak. . . letter. humor galore. 'Dann TBQJ Gs-47, 4 - l I - .1 L1 Qiaail-1---4'L.1if , 1 UL ,,7 lLU'f ,tm .1 4 5 1 Il 'c-f3s4J.-4L,. L4.4.fQ,443dlM.xi Jff, 'ill'-7VL,LQ,ft,l 41.1 f Q4 4 1 -f'1fux,erf,1,. 9, -ff 7 1g.f1L .1 --1--'L cue, CP- Q,1,,v'l, . f f B Q ' I ' ' I L4,,,,f.f- , ff- L.. f, 1,-. V j.L4ig.t.c-- aw, 'J ' ,-sf-U. f '.l i bm .Xi L-'L :Aff , . ' 'jf' ,, lVl'A RY-REED ff .. -. ANNE COBEY f ,. . I 1 - s-I , - ' f1iPresidenf ol' ClassuL5543'44 Spanish Club-4944-4' Class Hockey 1942-43 French Club 1943-45 .W Editor of Foqus 411344-45 - N 'lNriters' Group 1943-4,4 Class Basketball 1942-43 Second Varsity Basketball 9 ' SIUflCI1t Uouncil 1942-44. Revels. 1944-45 Class Baseball 1942-43 1943-44 Lfffg, - ' Engcurfve Council 1943-44, Outing Club 1942-45 Glee Club 1943-45 Varsity Baseball 1943-44 4 1 Drama Club 1942-4.5 5 Senipr.Party 1945 Second Varsity Hockey Varsity Hockey 1944-45 V ---A . . Lso smooth when xlressed. . .terrific eyes. . . Y . v V . n 5 .,, vs 1 ..n 4 N -.f'Mo'lly',. . .ggt a sweater to match this skirt?,' . 1 5 , . ' - o -mad abfofut athlei. . .GSMISS Salleeexe, seven .N twenty-fiven. . .',1What's Betty Grable got that I haqqnitilc-:t's'n0t get catty, girlgia .,' l I . hi' , -E fl. A 's ' s 1943'44 4'Cobeu. . .cute and carefree. . .Brother James and Roommate, Inc.. . .HTO the tables down at More-y5s . . .prodigious consumer of safety-pins . , .makes life a continual comedy. . .never a varsity without her. 1 JANET CRAPO MALLORY CROSS Senior Party Chairman Athletic Association 1944- 1944'45 45 . . Drama Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Art Studio Group 1944-45 1944-45 Special Chorus 1944-45 Jann, . .boogie-Woogie . . .coilTures. . . The Casis, been raided! . . . versatility plus... Geeze, Louisew . . .Depaw, . .coH4ee. . . He can't come this weekendlu Music Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Outing Club 1944-45 1944-45 , , Studio Group 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Class Hockey Team 1944- 45 Mal . . .specials. . .Is it prunes, Screwdrivers or gourds?. . .the vicar. . .New Yorker. . . But, Ran- ny likes my hair straightln ANN CURRY Focus Staff 1944-45 Library Committee 1944- Class Hockey Team 1944- 45 45 Dana Hallmanac 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Athletic Association 1944- 1944-45 45 HCurry',. . . 'iltis sharpn. . .hand knit sweaters by the dozens. . .peanut butter sandwiches. . . that irresistible lNestern personality...la1nin- ated skiis. . .Mother people smile, but I laugh out loudf' JOAN DAVIS Chorus 1944-45 Christian Service League Rcvels 1944-45 1944-45 , , Outing Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Class Hockey Team 1944- 45 45 That laugh!. . .Passion for food. . .always cut- ting her hair. . .loves sports. . . anyone going skiing?,'. . .singing many a tuneless song... Dates from Harvard. 45 W -Qian 5609 J da C5 Ky' WWA so 0 o' U' X035 ,C D 5 of-9' ' 312-.0 C-yo NYJ' .9 ,yi .La -af' kb QRSOQ. 1' 5.76 o af' '. JN 5 Lx-0 Q13 Chaka? gf' l World Ailnairs Club 1 944'45 - Treasurer 1944-45 Class Basketball Team 1944 Spanish Club 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 'johnnyw . . .the vicious 41,30 Class Hockey Team 1944 Christian Service League 1943-45 A , Athletic Association 1943- 45 circle. . .Flaggis and P.M. . . .Try cooking those eggs. . . One World . . .good at sports. . .cute page boy. -Y . DE LA VERGNE -K K0 F 44745 X r lub 1 xg pecial Chorus - . Revels 194 -45 55 Fire Ca 1943-4 , Rifm .4392 Lp ' . gp' X , . 1 '4Bev'Q. at' n e orpsfiv- CC 77 I S . . . fo amber trous . .endl writing., .' ny e uts n'r:y figure. . . 5 gghe e ' A on the T7 alley. L X , ' 8 is- A -if BARBARA DOANE French Club 1944-45 Senior Room Chairman 1944'45 I World Affairs Club 1944-4 5 Class Hockey Team 1944- 45 Senior Party 1945 Outing Club 1943-45 Christian Service League I943'45 Athletic Association 1943- 45 Smooth clothes. . .meticulous, plus. . . Hey quiet, kidsv. . . clubs higher than diamonds?', . . . what's this, old homeweek?,, . . .nervous in the service. . . 'i rriqjt. Lstsna. 4 cs :zeros puns 4 3 NULL 'GJ' 'MCFSC 4 ,. iw'...ff f5.1T3t:ai.,l' 1 uaffhn Cpu. Q'13fr'.5, ' -err-4 '25 LLIsSt.2.2Qf:..ZH1L4., Laih- cz-JJ -levee., l C'jI,,3 Q l DALE DORAN Non-Resident Student Council 1944-45 Non-Resident Treasurer I 944'45 French Club 1943-45 Non-Resident Party Com- mittee 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Chorus 1943-45 Intelligence Cum Laude. . .Boardman's other half . . .modesty personiiied. . .spasrnodic out- bursts of giggling during a dead silence. . .one of the many Dorans. . .an ideal model for her ideal clothes. 4 I 1-Z.. ' PATRICIA DUNN NANCY World Affairs Club 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Athletic Association 1944- I944'45 1 45 Pat. . .Norm and friends. . .gilt oan't be ten- thirty . . .Jenning's Milliner. . .4'But, I canlt we I X - ., I V' vi 4. .-' 1 V ' . will A gf, 11, iff? gy I H r 'fi ,LW f J!-ji, .1 4 , f - gy f J.-I 4 W L I - wr' 5 or M . 5 - 4+ EDGEHILL Student Council 1943, 45 Non-Resident S t u d e n t Focus Staff 1943-45 French Club 1942-45 Council 1944-45 Sophomore Hockey Team President of Council 1944- 1942-43 45 junior Basketball Team Vice-President of junior 1943-44 Class 1943-44 Hockey Varsity 1944-45 Edgie . . . diet tomorrowi' . . .her heart's in the VVest. . .ready and reliable. . .passion for wear redlw. . .penny bank. . .c'What if he's chickens and cows. . . Flash can do anything shorteran I amlw V- ' . . .easily amused. . .unique sneezes. . .univer- 55-lc? V, :J OV 55:3-L' sally popular. QI 'I 'A 5 Nil 192' A xii I 41.1 XJ ' MJ' 'IS fl 1 3-V X . . , ' bs ef V C4 , .4 va , 1 XP' FLY .,, .f'l'ls.fx.?7' N4 .. ,sf M N- - K .bf K J 'fu .AJ 5 Vx V. JV L41 WV Qi V Y i 'fl N-1 1- 1 O 'W Q'f?! SJ X -57 M' ' . s-'W vii!! a wi I fr Q 5-.,y . IQ, j mv' xi f 7 11' .F S+, 1 2 ' ' aff i N ls.: Ny' K' 'gf f Q, 1 Y l ,f S-If '-J French Club 1942-45 Secretary of French Club NANCY ENGLISH Class Basketball Team 1943'44 D Hockey Varsity 1943-45 Spanish Club 1943-45 C Vice-President of Spanish Club 1945 .VW W 194- C254 . Q. 19fl4'45 2 Music Club 1944-45 Special Chorus 1944-45 Revels 1942 45 Dress Committee 1944-45 Revels Pageant 1942-44 IN! wx VN Class Hockey Team 1942- Focus StaiT 1944-45 Qnfvg, , 43 RQ HEngie,'. . .high cheekbones and a perfect Dottie , . .neat and trim. . .the imp with the mouth.. .The Day Studentis boarder. . .regu- Curly halo.. .can change from Jack Frost to a lar teamstcr. . .enviable male trouble. . . Spanish Senorita with perfect ease. . .Jean mountainous love for Meredith, N. H.. . Arthur's echo. . .cute and coquettish. never drops an URN. +1-1-W ' 'QQ' ,ag Di X so S - ,tgbph W .Af IP! L .. LL' ' 1- Q- .F-1 ' Y' ,F f - . .. s- ,. L - g.4,,,,,..us.,, 'xg ,,,.,,.z,y Y-uk-v4 +0 ..4,,, , G W 1' wh- Yko-.Q-L. 59 1 1 AVA K 1 LQ c.,..l.-DS H, --- so, QZAEAQ to -X-M Cz-'sl ' QW' A X XL' 6-an-as K sh., ,,x. Lo-sw-N-' 'L' Q3'7iA SUSAN FARNHAM JANE FELTON , ' 1 1 - 1 , I 8 C 5'-'til--QL. .1 Student Council 1944-45 Class Basketball Team Spamsh Club 1944-45 Christian Service eagu French Club 1942-45 1943-44 World Affairs 1944-4f 1 1 - , gd, Spanish Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Revels 1944-45 J A th ei1c Mcg3- :Nr S kc... ' ,- Outing Club 1942-45 1943-45 Outing Club 1943-45 45 Chorus 1942-45 Athletic Association 1943- X.bV'0- 4c,,.o.,g,,fA.,e,4?,.u-V, C.- Choir 1945 45 . R 1 ' . ' ' ., 1 X-Q' eves 194-3 , xl, N,,,tJgQ-U Sue. . .glamorous long page-boy. . .cute. . .loves Jane. . .'WVhere's Lulu? . . .that New Hamp- meat-Ham especially . . . the gods were kind shire twang. . .the 4th Muskateer. . .Uno kid- to her in her studies. . .beauteous choppers ding , . .hoarder-of rnales and 1nail!...Baby My I . . .the unseen presence of-Iunior Row. . . Oh, Snooks' successor! 1 :jf ff JVM f g- - xy 9 'K 0 ev W' W ' ix f'J,,.l -etfyfwf 41,13-fffffd' 1-1, QW -Wi? jjfyjwfjfwl W! ELIZABETH FINCKE BARBARA FLANAGAN French Club 1944-45 Second Varsity Hockey 1951411-5 Varsity Hockey 1944-45 Revels 1944 Library Committee 1944- Focus Staff 1944-45 Athletic Association Repre- sentative 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Christian Service League 1951311-5 45 Fashion Show 1945 Bibs , . . I,m tiredg well, lim Fincke, glad to meet Cham. ..Oh, I'd rather paint boats... Together,,. . .Life centers on Su--ailingl. . . Lungs!!! Outing Club 1943-45 Athletic Association 1943- Music Club 1943-45 President 1944-45 French Club 1944-45 Special Chorus 1943-45 Revels Pageant 1943 45 Christian Service League 194345 :'Finnigan,,. . . Real-ly??!. . .naive . . .our gal with a heart of gold. . . The Dreamerw. . .sin- cere, always ready and willing. . .constant buzz of telephone. r'7'+ Q ltm Nu.-ag V' 3.0 'R P116-ill? -.,.u5a!'a9!'e,lACi 5, if gp, 4 .11 5 i'1'1 L-'- f1 '1 N-'KW-'-'N 131-I.n.'i.Sh.J -.441 Y U JP X -5 .f ' ' ftlioul W 1 , vfp V' 20 Mr' f AX fv'1i 1. V! 41 ' V' S . .Q-A ' C. L G 'Q 'QC E FLE - RIE ELIZABETH FREEMAN miami .President of Sophomore Class 1942-43 Secretary of Junior Class 4 tu Y 3- Ol'1'1l'nl CC 1 ugh- s 13431431411 C '11 . . 1342-43 K., :Sign 1943-44 Fletch , . .UI-Iowdie, Spanish Club 1943-44 President 1944-45 Drama Club 1942-45 Student Council 1943-44 Secretary of Student Coun- cil 1944-45 Class Cheerleader 1944-45 -is! . . .those nighties gd Cbaggy and otherwisej . . .completely individual A. lgiggle. . . This is just baby fat . . .oodles of clothes. . .Sunday services in 3213. ' World Affairs Club 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Entertainment Committee Corridor Monitor 1944-45 1944-45 Grounds Committee 1943- Library Committee 1943- 44 44 Free , . .she loves her bed. . .up at grandmud- dyas. . .cemetery,s philanthropist. . .Connecticut . . .in a little Dutch house. . .always plenty up her sleeve . . . artistic. . .honey-like hair. . . '5What must heaven be thanked ior?',. . . Cousins. 1 ' -if ff ,, 1 ' 1 ' lu ff A 1 f, f rj! . V I7 ir! X fy, 4 ' bfi! , I fl gif . ' 1 f X li C 1 ll ,lf Y 1' . IJ XM! 'VW ' 1' 4' Kr, i 'V fl ff' 4' It f' , 4 7' .l. , I A V, ' fi if jfn, If ,Q ,' ,fl J Q A 1 f' 1 5 V 1 , Ai' V I , ffl! 1 ,f I, 11 1 . House Senior 1945 Study Hall Committee ,I944'45 l Llbrary Committee 1944- 45 Entertainment Committee I 94-4'45 CAROLYN VIRGINIA Dress Committee 1944-45 Fire Captain 1944-45 Operetta 1944 Special Chorus 1943-45 Choir 1943-45 Revels 1944-45 Oh, Johnny, Chf. . .her Maine accent. . .pet planaria. . .gorry kids. . .inevitable feather cut . . .tailored and tidy. . . that's my General! ,Yo xl' Jf, J-fi 0 X Divx , ,gd ..fQv'f.f 1'-J yy? lowxhv .bit 1.2. CHIANE GEROW SABINA GILDEMEISTER Special Chorus 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Senior Party 1945 Athletic Association 1943- Christian Service League 45 1943'45 Chiu, . .human alarm clock. . .letters, letters, letters, . .fraternity pins. . .wooden shoes. . . 4'The Day After Forever,'...where does she put all that food? '31 I Q f YP lv X551 5.4 m. lv .. we C-3? ' . 1, ' ,M , ., 'gb A Ty V Iv ,rs 1 Qfw,-5.1 I 3. xx.. 1 1. NX- ! 1 - JT' xtxa ' ax W JEANNE GODOLPHIN n X V 0' . , Outing Club 1943-45 Athletic Association 1943- 5 4, ' Christian Service League 45 , X 1943-45 ,x r X fx-. '4Godolph . . .contagious giggle and a kittenish J. E, grin. . .UAW gee, kids, I'1n in love!,'. . .ice 0 Vg vii. cream and orange gum-drops. . .strange pres- S , s 9-ents from little-known men. . .cute, capricious, .XV -Sand cut out for funln V 1. ' Nt xr 9 A A- 'Xi' .1 Fx Spanish Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Spanish Newspaper Staff 1944-45 1944-45 Athletic .Association 1944- German Club 1944-45 45 Riding Club 1944-45 Always laughing. . .good sport. . .Mystery stories galore. . .draws a lot. . .piles of fun. . . 4'Can I borrow your sneakers? . . f'That South American Wayw . . .Speaks to you in French, English, German, and Spanish. JANET GOFF French Club 1943-45 Christian Service League Outing Club 1943-45 1943-45 Class Hockey Team 1943- Athletic Association 1943- 44 45 The A great philosopher. . .angel in-de-skies. . . frequent weekday vacations . . .silent and stu- dious, obtaining good results. . .already an aunt . . .oh, those brothers! edfrfj-A. -' sk 91.v.,n..s.-n.. B-l..LCl.g. +L, hu. i QQ' in WJ dy! 'ov if X dflnzavdyeipy? viii?-oizyoo f x .970 SARAH ELLEN HACKETT ESTHER HAMILTON 5 09' Fire Lieutenant 1943-45 -Outing Club 1942-45 French Club 1943-45 Music Club 1944-45 Chorus 1942-44 Revels 1943-44 Focus Staff 1944-45 Riding Club 1942-44 Choir 1944-45 Our gal Sal. . . HoW hystericalln. . .the five Bis. . .well-stocked larder. . .paroxysrnal tachy- cardia,fHcornplications! . . .the warden. s.x1...4,...- 9 Satoshi.. 4,11 11...-.. Y5W'9X'N'9l0ClH if me 13.941 3 ' ' i3?YN'i.'-.X L, 1,4311 gmc 47 Us N Student Council 1944 ,Elass Hockey Team 1943- President 1944-45 44 . World AfTairs Club 1944-45 Second Varsity Basketball French Club 1943-45 1943-44 l ' Outing Club 1943-45 Athletic Association 1943- Revels Pageant 1945 45 I-Iamn. . . I,ve got the bathtubn. . . New York excursions. . .Joseph Cotton. . .exciting 6 o'clocks. . .junior devil, senior angel. . . It's killing mel . . .Our able Stu.G. head. 2'-11.JC'.vxg,X. I-Eh-N'NcJ.x X0-11.1 vi cn, ADJ 1 ' 1 f Wit '1Y!'Q-IX KIVLCLR' K-Yuki, Nz. 11-.need owg buffet., M S -Q-A -tw. - 1 1, 1 1 2 ., . , 4. C , , W? N Q' 'Rui A' nf-JY! N f. -,l ' ... WK W 'ff SYN.. if. Nz. M X 1- J ANNE VICTORIA HARRINGTON JACQUELINE HART i13lYk,,TsiNd 1- U . ' Varsity Hockey Team Entertainment Committee French Club 1943-45 Riding Club 1942-43 'H xxx., - 1942-45 ' 1944-45 Outing Club 1942-45 French Plays 1942-45 ' World Affairs Club 1943-45 Chorus 1942-45 Vice-Presidenb Secretary Grounds Committee 1943- ,I944'45 I 4-1 Fire Captain 1943-45 Outing Club 1942-45 'iVicki',. . .nervous niceties. . .St. Markis Grot- Ljackyu. . f'It,s so confusinglw. . .endless dinner on, and Uncle Sam. . .Cemetery's perlect permissions. . .Dutch on the phone.. . Do you nurse. . .pleasingly plump. . .uso much in vogue think heill write?',. . .as sweet as they come. . . am IH. . .that hockey varsity.. .always in con- Have you done the math? . . .oh, that com- sultations. . .play beiore work. lexion. . . Oh, heyln 'LC-U' Educ 5, I bbirmwgwfn yew W udof . I nl-M - .39 Q , 1 U 1 Qual-LZ L . 212.4 '51,-0 df X M ,sr - Y 1 I' fo? :P 0 5' apt? I yo 65552329 N',99:, ip 5899 ,GZ gffhms 0405595 ,Q ,QF jdyw N -Pix tru... l:e-..Sif.t.Q1'i., ii-., iegaffi' Ar tit. 11 do . ','. ,, X' PERSIS HEYWOOD GALE HOLMAN Student Council 1944 Christian Service League President of Class 1944-45 Varsity Basketball 1943-45 Outing Club 1943-45 1943-45 Student Council 1944-45 Varsity Hockey 1944-45 French Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1943- Executive Council 1944-45 Riding Club 1942-45 Fire Captain 1943-44 45 Spanish Club 1944-45 Chorus 1942-45 Outing Club 1942-45 Choir 1944-45 6'Perse,'. . . oh, Johnny, oh, Johnnyvhow you Gale. . .her heart is with the army air corps. . . can lovelw. . . Anyone want to check her many connections in the army, navy, marines, French?,'. . .weekly visits to Worcester. . .star basketball player. . .passion for movie mag- azines..f'don't you want to play the Vic? RUTH HOWE French Club 1943-44 Chorus 1943-44 Student Council 1945 Studio Group 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 45 Drama Club 1943-44 Christian Service League 194345 I I Athletic Assoclation 1943- Lee',. . .Gold Delta Upsilon pin and heart to match. . .authority on How I know I'm in love-because it's Billn. . .femme fatale. . .pla- tine for precious blondes. air corps-and also a few civilians! . . . advertises for Paramount. . .figure deluxe. . .monopoly on energy! Bo-kch - Lnhgr' ,ua 5 u-Us Q1-0 ' tlmamuou . Pina,-1. in we. mga Q4-suwsiag -uuu.q.n - qua! bbs- did Fan-.0-4. Paulus ,iienlr we. .- gugu I iw se ir-W Q-1 my 41.4.1 ull... c-4.4.44-.. Q..4...4- 'EAA' ' 3 sglggpl-f' ' JEAN HURLBUT M' ' it '? U' UN-f-1-as German Club President Reiels 33-44 X85 'Rig 1944-45 MUSIC 1942-4,5 Secretary 1943-44 Fife Captain 194-2'43 499945 . House Senior 1944-45 Tennis Manager 1944 H Student Council 1942-44 Chorus 194i-45 GL GL anno 6 . . , -lA.f' sinks yn... Jeannie . . .that camouilaged sweater tear. . . Mayde. . .war correspondents. . . What are nf..,aJu. 'ri ,I C 9 ' Drama Club 1942-45 bank accounts bad for? . . .' there s something UM. bp about a soldier . . .Baldiniis market. . . home ' EQA1, sweet home and Fort Monmouth. -- in 4 fl UQ .CA-W-5 fzifkkj, lk I K: Q Xl ' Vsumwua Mau, tux, x S- I RX- 'l'va,eQ 5' rffif stag- we been foolfev - Eotgftl fhtfug I -H,G,,LqA Daonese Bomb-trains. bil .-f.... T- .ut 1. 66 bqslcjfxanqe 3-on-,Y-,,:4.. goui-eqQ.fadL I Hr ' mp 61144 lolfi 01561 rw-aim -Qou:I- magna Luz posit YQ-Li-9-'QQ Shu -A-ho 'c,o2.' . cwgze.. +0 Bstiwt .Suas-7 A ZCc.n..uu.u.d'gpc:.nui Pi H01 XQ- 'ftff .Fm ru 95 ftmmsa.-J 90-'S me bt.:-+a.ts. QLAQA-03-' Thin' igtgb b-is imxbzdoud '.C':!,glg13iQs buds- 'fl4iL. 'o seem Pgquan.. 'RQQQ on-ua..g,f5 QA-L-es'.3J5.. A Revels 1944-45 I Athletic Association 1943- 45 Outing Club 1943-45 Christian Service League 194311-5 Ginny,'. . .To the tables down at Moryis. . . MARY KING JEAN KINGSBURY House President 1944-45 Studio Art Club 1944-45 Glee Club 1944-45 French Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Choir 1944-45 Christian Service League 45 French Club 1944-45 1944-45 Drama Club 1944-45 Studio Art Group 1944-45 Hospitality Committee ' 194445 Mick,' . . .logical and industrious. . .those weekends of hers. . .sheis quite a gal. . .infec- tious laugh...unaffected by the man power shortage. . .Pm not so dumb. . . did someone say fags?,' . . . I thought I'd die. ,7'fifLJr'nr'1 a:GD .Va'd'-IUIQ.. 'Pi ffbelaf etradf 'boo 1 . 5 Jnrp 19,145.1 137f 0-vy0 e'N'171 f 56 +15 -s hrs. Cax --wail Seq. tf f1.,,.,, 1' 50 f -ad' anal Q ,leap fb!! oi. qQ'f TAS if-fab my van-nnoxd MARILY KRUM Athletic Association 1944- Art Club 1944-45 45 Outing Club 1944-45 Riding Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Music Club 1944-45 1944-45 Spanish Club 1944-45 Krumrnie,' . . . John Brownis Body,', or -Iohn's Brown Bodyn . . .continuous prattle. . . ':Beh- by! . . .witty remarks with a poker face. . . those specials from California. 'Tm broken. . . Come in on your ankles, but leave your feet outside . . .Even tempered and jovial. . . How many hearts have you broken, with those reat big, beautiful eyes pa! Jw- ifiififf EA' 4-0-45 M , .Q K-4- UUA, JANE I Class Hockey French Club 1944-45 Spanish Club 1944-45 Vice-President Senior Class . 194445 I Library Committee 1 944- 45 Chorus 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 Y 45 L inn- We Revels. 194-4-'Ll-5 Ai l Christian SClX1s.tiEt 1944-45 , 'P ' Athletic Asgbcgaggimpnjgqx ' 45 4 'Q - - X 944.4 We,re proud of our '-Ianiem. . . When I get the urge, I'll smoken. . . Oh, ish,'. . . ski champ...always ready with a kind word, a 4 pleasant thought, and a smile. 1 . --, . QT.-2:-Lf-21'fva4ft1' - 'W ' :lt 'i-19-'L-N - , wi hzaol S RY.-A 945, Z,-mx Tia.. rtxxgg , : 1-xii I-Lx eidxgr skxhi T Nix if gx-CEJLLQ 9 T is Luv-.,,'l' siruxxki. l'Nge4Li.k -5 LKCLLKQ ,- -'- fic? Tw Seller.. s -'J-11 LL..gf.e.. .-QMLL, nt- 5' -.- ' 'kai Li Gel, c,Oc'efgaQ House Senior 1944-45 President of Studio Group .1944-'45 Vice-President Drama Club 1524-3'44 V , Chairman Entertainment Committee 1944-45 4'Weezie',. . . I,ve got LOUISE LAMEYER POLLY LISHON French Club 1943-44 Second Chorus 1943-45 Choir 1943-45 Focus Staff 1944-45 Spread Committee 1944-45 Revels 1943-44 gobs of love for the Navyv. . .with palette and pen. . .green eyes. . . Where's my worry bird?,'. . .the alphabet be- gins with DKE. Christian Service League 194245 Class Treasurer 1943-44 Glee Club 1943-45 French Club 1943-45 Drama Club 1943-45 Revels Pageant 1944-45 Class Hockey Team 1945 Athletic Association 1943- .45 . Vice-President 1 945 'iPolly,, . . . well, they named my brotheris ship whale-tailw . . . It runs in the familyw . . . A Woman of brains and beauty. . .tiny feet. . . krinkly eyes. . . born without tear ducts. LALLIE LEE LOWIS French Club 1942-45 Drama Club 1942-45 World Affairs Club 1944-4 5 Hockey Varsity 1 942-45 Captain 1944-45 Student Council 1942-44 House Senior 1944-45 Danalogue Committee 1944- 45 Focus Board 1944-45 Class Basketball Team 1942'4-3 L3 . . .Late, later, latest. . .St. George's. . .That accent. . .What would Danais Hockey Team do without her! . . .Danais Portia. . .coming in on a breeze and a gallop . . .The British Navy. SHARON LULEY Chorus 1943-45 Drama Club 1943-45 Spanish Club 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Revels 1943-44 O Studio Group 1944-45 Christian Service League 194311-5 , . Athletic Association 1943- 45 Snoodie little cutie! . . .Websteris best friend. . . regular Sunday breakfaster. . .enviable figure . . .smile and the world smiles with you. . .how to be a good neighbor. '14 sa ELIZABETH MacNEIL MARJORIE MATHEWSON . Special Chorus 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 House President 1943-45 Outing Club 1.944-45 Senior Party 1945 Christian Service League Christian Service League Athletic Association 1944- Class Hockey Team 1944- 1943-45 1944-45 4-5 45 Athletic Association 1943- Fire Lieutenant 1944-45 45 My naked headw. . .Pinkham Notch. . . oow 'cMidge',. . .steady and reliable, help to all. . . de booboo . . . like our curtains?',. . . just bridge Hend. . .Anybody going over?. . .those E look at my hairn. . . I'm curlyf, Coastguard men. . .V n. . .Crazy giggle. . . , wizard in math. ' A an yd' 'ta 7- Sgyf till 51 W MPR W y s X www .4 sv X? af' f '-N fs I ' T 5 1 fx, L' x bil, QI' 'N Q if l yy :.,'l'g,l1'i 'S 'U JP: V17 M', ',r1 1 - 'f -cf er' ' 5 if-ijsft N 5' VA, 0 ' A 7 if If JEAN MATTERN Revels 1943 Christian Service League 194311-5 I I Athletic Association 1943- Outing Club 1943-45 45 French Club 1943-45 Class Hockey Team 1944- 45 Chorus 1 944-45 HMattie and Mac . . .salt water taffy Bend. . . U5 cents to close your window . . f'Wl'1at?,,. . . never complains. . .a good friend. . .food, food, and more food. 4 ROBERTA MATTHIES Operetta 1942-44 Choir 1944-45 Baseball Class Team 1942- Archery Varsity 1942-45 Special Chorus 1942-45 Fire Captain 1943-45 Basketball Second Varsity 43 Outing Club 1942-45 194-3'44 BobbyN. . .Army? Navy? Marines?. . .4'HaVe you taken your pills? . . .brothers!!. . .HI think it's time to go overlv. . .ju-jitsy. BARBARA MCCORMICKI MARGARET MCDOUGALL World Affairs Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Chorus 1944-45 Se ' Class Bask tball Frfqwh Club 1943-44 1943-45 l . Music Club 194 5 Cam 1943-44 Riding Club 1943-44 Athletic Association 1943- Outing Club 1 4 ere t 943, 44 Q Outing Club 194311-5 45 Senior Class 0 Te ou o it 194 1944-'45 4-5 l George . . . I don't want a sweetheart, just N . . .ga or a . autif h ey a 'Buddym . . .what about the cruise ofthe M.B. nde a' . .wo rful se of . . . and R?. . .Keeps Senior Row in stitches. .. P FSO ty P . lOt Of men. . . I famed for her roommate storiesn. . .loved by -- , all. J G ' W J ff MARGARET MCEWEN Studio Group 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Christian Service League 45 I 94411-5 g'Peggy'l. . . Margo',. . .that gorgeous page- boy!. . .It makes me so-oo madl. . .Ah, ma Cherie. . .men will be men-bless 'em. . .My Bobbie. MM-W AUGUSTA MILLS Studio Art Group 1944-45 Christian Service League Outing Club 1944-45 1944-45 I 4 French Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Focus Staff 1944-45 45 Special Chorus 1944-45 c'Sandy,'. . .Kimball's third floor boys. . . nothing but a glurpi' . . .Choate jacket. . . brotherls abbreviated pajama tops . . . nhey, who'd like to walk up to Hathaway House?,' . . . poetry. I QLWWM Wgwyygigywifw I WW 4,1 W f ' W l I V ' MARY MIT flffvq PATRICIA MOONEY W M pegal rus 9 -21.3 Christian Service League Drama Club 1943-45 Revels Pageant 1944-45 lynch ,Glu S5 1944-45 Secretary Music Club 1944- Outing Club 1943-45 'jf' I enioQ-fPa,rt Athletic Association 1944- 45 Dress Committee 1944-45 Mix ,ef OJ1tin'gjLZlul:lJ 944-455 45 Chorus 1943-44 Christian Service 1943-45 , , 3, , ' Lf I ' , Librar Committee 1943- Athletic Association 1943- 949 if- H if W Y CL' 4LP'5 'Milf' J ,Yiwu 45 HA bf df Mitch . .ludone your French yet?,, . . .that Spontaneous brisk humor. . .Time out! . . .beau- Vwt. L41 If 'laugh. . . yes, but I still don't seen . . .plaid tiful clothes. . .4'Glow-Worm. . .that kelly green I ,V I . 1 N by XX. nr ' ,, i skirts.. .Hand kids, he was the neatest fellowi, . . . It was w-ooonderfulf' Christian Service League 194445 A World Affairs Club 1944- 45 Second Varsity Hockey .1944-'45 Riding Club 1942-43 evening dress. . .sophisticated . . . individualist . . .million dollar smile. . .F lorida. . .laugh and the world laughs with you. MARY ELIZABETH MORRILL ELLEN GRAVES MORRISON First Varsity Hockey 1943- 4-4 Class Basketball Team IQ4-2'43 Outing Club 1942-45 Grounds Committee 1944- 45 Liz . . .perpetual good nature. . .generosity plus. . . stamps today . . .swell sport in every sense ofthe word . . .knows the British Navy first hand. . .everybody's friend. Riding Club 1943-44 Studio Group 1944-45 Senior Party 1944-45 Old Girl Party 1944-45 LibraryCommittee1943-44 Christian Service League Outing Club 1942-45 Revels 1944-45 194245 Brownie . . . I feel like dancingn. . . Surely youive heard of Elkinslw. . . Be quiet-I have to study nowi' . . .avid admirer of Spike, Jones recordings. . .likes to do things in twois . . . those folding textbooks in five oiclock study hall it W 4364. WW' MYRAM MURPHEYj NATALIE NOWELL Christian Service League Athletic Association 1944- Secretary Senior Class Outing Club 1944-45 IQ44-'45 45 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Outing Club 1944-45 Studio Art Group 1944-45 45 Dana Hallmanac Staff 1944- Christian Service League 45 1944-'45 Murph . . .her Ncrowningv glory. . .HI sure Nat',. . .c'D--- the bells . . .Jo-mas' . . .paint- 37 SG as do . . .that just stepped out of Vogue appear- ance. . . Where thereis a will there's a way . . . voluminous epistles. E-A-ua. 'ibbvwii'-9-x brush pigtails. . . I go mad . . .Chartreuse and aqua. . f'It's only ninety miles from San Fran- cisco. ' ' Q,,9.....A. Q--cus. k,9r'...i1.2g:,,.t,, s.:I,1,,,L o..A,,4X.aA,-4, v-vw ff suv.. QA... QLAJWO , 'S vsAx-Cz., LC- ALEXANDRA ORDWAY World Affairs Club 1944-45 Photography Club 1943-44 Secretary-Treasurer 1943- Outing Club 1943-45 Second Varsity Basketball 1944-45 , Second Varsity Hockey 194244 Chairman Library Com- mittee 1944-45 44 Athletic Association 1943- Triiegsurer 1944 Vice-President 1945 '6Alex . . .Weakness for chocolate eclairs. . . noted for her light and alarm clock. . .cute sport clothes. . .Fifth Avenue's Sally Ann. . .a fiend for sports. . f'Oh ish . . .liked by all. -'wN.e.,...,-,,Q.4, -+A K' 'W 1 in ' X. - I 41. a , Quick. Q-'Ck-va, Y 1 ' -15. - , Y at-u.:t.f-4. J- 15.5.4-W C2xC'5 yL4x..Q.-Q O V934 Q K I .E 4 'A c '- K ' g-wk.. ,.,, QI, J 1--'55 23 . xr'-N QA- X-if-1.4.2, 3441 NCQ: 'T' mwcgki JOA ORR . French Club 1944-45 Music Club 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 Chorus 1944-45 45 K5.21.A-, .,5,..J-it-' Christian Service League 194-4F45 . 1 Athletic Association 1944- Revels 1944-45 ' s-:vt A3 '7vK..-4. f --3fj7'- Hi, beautifulv. . . Josie . . . Harvard and Wes- if-4'-'M ton. . .always playing the piano. . .up on the dot of seven! . . . Anyone going to the vill?', . . . the skin you love to touch. Q W4-K ' C Ll 0 'Nw Kyo q.4.'N---'Qi 'S Q v 57 P.o.aFL.75'?r 0- 5 -1,L'Lgg -441 ,a1,,u.G Qu6... oc 1 44 4 l2bx,x.h,t. N-'NNv9sl ' ' u.L.S:u me .QLN-cn, 'F - .E-LU 545: 7 -Stab, G1-1-N fhaaai CL... , , lf. . ig- 5 'st-Lui 1..-LQK-quxulbif' T-NY ' Q,aru..L5. BYLMQ -- DIANE PALMER FRANCES DREXEL PEl X A L Outing Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- French Club 1942-45 World Affairs Club 1944-45 i Christian Service League 45 President 1944-45 Fong ff 1944-45 1944-45 Vice-President 1943-44 'Clfist a Revels 1943-44 Drama Club 1942- Hous or 1 44- Secretary 1943-44 ic l b Dieu . . .sailor of the Seven Seas. . .that china- Penrod. . .Cemetery's surpris ckage. . .mid- doll complexion. . .calm, cool, and collected. . . night germicidal bath. . .the main line. . .what ever ready in ti e of need. . . Really?,, an athletel. . .world traveller. . .talks and gig- 1' gles incessantly. . .original. . . Oh, what a I rogue am I . . . g'Nobody Loves Mew. . .Homer. X - -'-- , l l , My Oy gl! X , Bear l'5cx'i'QixjxtL Liortfi' ftfimfl. 'J ' f R' 5 N i N-if 4 :Jil 1 X .1 1 L U5 5 -Qngf Q-QI-C?Qj:' l ,140-4274? .1 4 . 1 ' 5 I Ci - ,- , -4 :ATT li .Pl I P 4 3 xlfg' X kk -X4 f 1.1 R 1 PW! is' -.J 01 Z? vii' 1. Il' LLE: I Q I, .l' ' . ' 'I l lii1,'.4:f2, Q2 L! -. 1 1 ,L E A ' X! 'i di: ll' l'I .n 'J ' ul 1 I 1 , . ' Lai DFI' 1 , . 1 Nl '1 Qf .. - ,' ,xli .li L,-X. ,fl I ft Tficl .1 ,'J 'i V ll I ' Sb! X Fu 1 . 1' ,' A fi I H ' 'ifl .17 'X by L, mi. L 1, nt: 4 1 xl KL in 'I 'N' -'L' 5 ' il Aj I' XJ II' 1,4 .3 X i L l ive. 3 I. I 1 ' v French Club 1942-45 Drama Club 1942-44 Music Club 1943-45 Outing Club 1942-45 Chorus 1942-45 l CATHERINE KENT RAUB vCTfll f- SCILJSI - NANCY ROWE Choir 1942-45 Revels 1942-44 Operetta 1942-45 Fire Captain 1943-44 Writers Group 1943-44 Catty,,...always in mail for is it male? trouble.. .Chen Yu has nothing on Cathy.. Catty and black, synonymous..f'Hey,Cin- eeee! . . .'iScranton has everything!U. . .S'I,1n going to diet-tomorrowf' Outing Club 1944-45 House Secretary 1944-45 Second Chorus 1944-45 Fire Lieutenant 1944-45 Second Varsity Hockey Christian Service League 194411-5 1943115 q U Class Hockey Team 1943- Athletic Association 1943- 4-4 45 Tracy .. ball fan.. is onln. .. . PJ, 45- , Y I I .incendiary blonde. . .ardent foot- Taxil. . . Hey, kids, spotlight Band much envied slimness. Fri'-Q: V511 :ff zrff' T . . LQ. Q xx H wg r x 'YT JW I ' - -W . ' fx -, - . l LL.r,t,.L,F.,1 411.1 ,sa L,l,..,I,l ,. I a 7 ss ' .- v ttf. 1' 1- - . '-. .E 1. - N. 1xf-Al is Ps.-I-a..l,,,., 4 'x x -, s, --K 1' ,lv . V . . 1 1 , Qi: F-ii- , ,-X lit L ' .bit 1. - '- X 5- t I Q ..-2 ' A ,-., cf, rf vi, Q- ff Nl' V 'N fx ' KAY' 1, 3 .: 's', -v-' 91- ixo-,J -vxo-L ' N :V-' Nad QBN X . if J., 8, ?.,x!f-I ' ' 1 L, -If , Q , f, D 10 v,gN CP' 5, --': 'i- : fd 444, -11 Obi hs ug' . -xg-2--V1! 'JJ ss 1.7 is-4 , if LJ! . . : D 0 7,76 X 5' JJ- JD' K XV' , X5 axe!-ilywagx-..,X ' , af. Q4 QV, .ACU Af QJ! .a!: ' ,I bffjff SHIRLEY RUBEL JEAN SANDERSON Christian Service League Second Chorus 1943-45 Christian Service League Outing Club 1944-45 1943-45 Grounds Committee 1944- Board 1944-45 Riding Club 1944-45 Treasurer 1944-45 45 Studio Art Group 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Library Committee 1944- Fire Captain 1944-45 45 House Senior 1944-45 World Affairs Club 1944-45 Revels 1944-45 Drama Club 1944-45 Pete',. . .neat as a pin. . .originality plus. . . Hello, helloli' . . .that decorative ability. . . Oh, Rightoln. . .uncontrollable eyebrows. House President 1944-45 45 Divine blond streak. . .Wiltz. . .'SWho wants to go skiing?,'. . .California pears. . . I'rn going on a diet tomorrow. . .chinese shoes. JANE SANGER NANCY SCHILLING French Club 1942-45 Christian Service League Drama Club 1944-45 Spanish Club 1944-45 WorldAFfairs Club 1943-45 1942-44 Art Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Outing Club 1942-43 Athletic Association I942- Christian Service League 45 Chorus 1943-45 45 1944-45 1 4'Janie . . .easy does it. . . hey, listen, kidsv. . 4'Frankie,,. . .those French teafcherj parties. . . oh, those eyes and dimples. . .distinctive walk. Schill,'. . . Oh, youire kidding, Mrs. Preblen . . Well, Ithought it was funny . .good natured . . It's my c1othesrack . . Shut, ye window, shut up tightf' .,. .U f 1.-L J' . 1 Revels 1943-44 Drama Club 1943-45 Spanish Club 1943-45 Secretary 1944-45 Outing Club 1942-45 SCHINE MAILE SCOTT Art Group 1944-45 Hockey Class Team 1943- 45 C lass Basketball Team I 944'45 I was so embarrassed. You have no ideal' . . . comic books galore. . .it's better to give than to receive. . .if she has a temper you'd never know it. . .Bugs Bunnie's playmate. Ax, ygfvk 33- of .:,v ' Wm? y Music Club 1944-45 Spanish Club 1944-45 Chorus 1944-45 Revels 1944-45 Choir 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 HI mean to say- 99: Music Club 1944-45 Revels 1944-45 Chorus 1944-45 Christian Service League Riding Club 1944-45 X944-45 . . Outing Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Hospitality Committee 45 I944'45 Personality plus. . .those egg shampoos. . . Hey, kids, itis 7:3o! . . .I'm starved. . . Have you seen-H. . .passion for the Navy.. .inter- esting looking air-mail letters. . . t in . . ,, I , o California, they zfj,fi5'i-P95 1- --,viii . 5 MURIEL SEIDNER Operetta 1942-43 Christian Service League 1942-45 , . Athletic Assoc1at1on 1942- 45 :'Who7s in the bath- room. . . .passion for Choate and Navy. . . HSi . . .HI don't know what's the matter with my flashlight, I just got it Hxedf' NANCY SHELDRAKE Second Hockey Varsity Drama Club 1942-43 Outing Club 1942-45 Dress Committee 1943-44 Christian Service League 194-2'45 1942-43 , Hockey Varsity 1943-45 Baseball Varsity 1943-44 Chorus 1942-45 Shelly,,. . .vivacious and Hirtatious . . . screw- ball without discretion. . .Tom McAn's faith- ful advertiser. . . the gal with the perfect parents . . .legs designed for the can-can. . . got ten letters again todayf' ' We . V. f J? -0. M ..'..-.,-.,q, 1, Q l wi . w. . ' 1 V .92 ., .s g - fc 'N---'-'N - V ,yur 1 5 5 I . ,,., ' 1' df , ' 1 'Aft' ANNE SHELLABARGER AUDREY SHIPPEE Focus Staff 1944-45 Class Hockey Team 1943- Class Basketball Team Music Club 1942-45 French Club 1943-45 45 1942-43 German Club 1942-45 Drama Club 1944-45 Class Basketball Team Athletic Association 1942- Vice-President 1944-45 Dana Hallmanac 1944-45 1943-45 45 Second Hockey Varsity Library Committee 1943- Grounds Committee 1944- President 1944-45 , 1943-45 45 45 House President 1943-44 Baseball Varsity 1944-45 Student Council 1943-45 C L 9 'Shell . . .No more tricks, please, Shell. . . Uhh,' . . .poster painter. . .all out for sports. . . L Shippeen. . . It,s drivin, me to distraction ' . . .for whom that gong tolls. . .Hforever ath- a hard worker and a steady friend.. .funis leticsln. . .a hard worker, respected by all and i ,what counts. ' eve1yone's friend. . .She'll get there!! 59,933.5 'P'- ' . jc' LTV' 1 YP x.. Os ii E if vroi -Y XXALOS-L5 , ,, bkd-P' we r5,Z5'-iff-' ' n k,N xni . grkfif R' 'S KJ' 3' ' Y 'X ' 5 vs. -xt-.6 ' aaa' ',,,, '25 EDITH SILLCOX Outing Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Christian Service League 45 l944'45 Come on, kids, let's tear! . . .I'll be a 1nartyr', . . .passion for brownies and ice cream. . .more male mail. . .water lightsl. . . Crazy antics on the third Hoor. . .UI get the bath-tub after Study Halllii V135 -Ax -4 'N A W 61' s. . O,p3 spy-P 4 . . ofir Y fb' ' 5 CD X'P o pnsq .. 1 Q if ' 't 90? .AW :ow 'f', 1 ,--,fe . ' ' 1 0. wyosifnfiafwj bv-DE t -:X -- cixuyiikowyi W 5,9317 . gjakx 5 -4 , ' Y i NANCY SMITH guy., up-f S ,X Drama Club 1944-45 Entertainment Committee - R50 1 World Affairs Club 1944- 1944-45 i XI, K 't 45 Christian Service League A 9 4.450 . Outing Club 1944-45 1944-45 I . ' QCNNV 5 Glee Club 1944-45 Athletic ASSOCIZIIOH 1944- House Secretary 1944-45 45 Smitty . . .sweet and intelligent. . .sunny dis- position. . .that broad au . . .needs to diet. . . one of the cutest numbers in the Fifth Avenue parade. fl K! 4 -Q-M1 . VITA? lj' L0-4+'gZ1--eik , J .,-.alfri-:st-ww---+2-5'-'fi-+'. . -1 tsfgi' '. Xl' , 'Fw-1 9 '22, Q,-:R ,.. it ,Y 'L' ave- jnll, .,,. f 'H ,,,- r-'- EB 5 v Q. . 1 sg. ' .gf-J-' 4 In. 5 C, V, .I 'lu 'Sim' V . 1 I 1 f , ' .p 411701 ' ATRICIA SPRING Riding Club 1944-45 French Club 1944-45 S4 Outing Club 1944-45 4 House Secretary 1944-45 'S . N a mighty wallop. . .sheis 2 8 X. N' ' where. . .energy plus. . cheerful grin. . .terrific and bells from the South 1 '- A A ,. . 0' - -1. fc.. ' 1 ' ,aw kj! .V 9 ' ' ' t 't .L..c,1,4,4 4 v . - ,. ' . , , ' -f --.I af, - V., 4 1 . r , , , A X ,L .M . , ,, 1. 1 t..f', ' 'fa 'J 1 ad.. I 1. A-4. Y Q . wx ,kg :L , fx, Ad 1- I 'V , fl . - . , S' 'Q . 7!c'2-gcafafd,-u VNL- t I 4 : - 5... jf f 944 'e-. L. 1: LN.. 1 . . if M! 1.4 ,la . 1' a.-- Christian Service League 194211-5 President 1944-45 Spanish Club 1943-45 Treasurer 1943-44 Drama Club 1942-45 Revels 1942, 44 Stewie . . .Vermontis ANNE ST. CLAIR Head Cheerleader 1944-45 Second Varsity Basketball I 944'45 Chorus 1944-4 5 Spats',. . .happy-go-lucky. . .petite but packs here, there and every- .winsome smile and cheerleader. . .shells Seas to France. Student Council 1943-45 Class Hockey Team 1942- World Affairs Club 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 French Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Class Basketball 1943-44 1943-45 Class Hockey 1943-44 Athletic Association 1943- Hospitality Committee 45 1944'45 c'Bugs . . .subtle jokes. . .a weakness for the Irish. . .coffee ice cream. . .chartreuse. . . wal ah reckonn. . .quick on the uptake. . . I,m not tired, I'm Bugsn. . . who wants to play bridge?u . . . a giggle all her own. . .'gCleo's coming!! 35 AUDREY JEAN STEWART ROSE SUN Christian Service League World Affairs Club 1944-45 1943-45 Riding Club 1944-45 Secretary 1944-45 Athletic Association 1943- French Club 1943-45 45 43 Class Basketball Team . 194-3f44 Fire Lieutenant 1 941.2-43 dizzy dame. . . Ceme- tery's high bowling scorer. . .long live the giggle. . .always handing out blessingsfin re- turn for funds. . .painting the town brown... Baboonl. . . irls to the left of me. S N: A ' V f ' ' Q A if .. . , .M ,. , .1 Iv . 3 .. 4 , .5 J c Moonbeam',. . .genius of Math IV. . .pin-l- phone-l- fun : Paul . . . Dana's link with China . . .She found a place in our hearts. 1,-4.0, vw,- 'La ii 9? 4' 5 O v 442446,-k' MQC- W 'VD 4 ff V, 'l f MQ x.T,L-lcfcfli' -4'LLz 2-f -Cafe! -4 A 51544 6,8411 NANCY TAFT SALLY TALLMAN l Revels Pageant 1943-45 Cheerleader 1944-45 House Representative Outing Club 1944-45 Drama Club 1943-45 Fire Captain 1943-44 1944-45 Christian Service League President 1944-45 Art Group 1944-45 Fire Captain 1944-45 1944-45 Outing Club 1943-45 Davey mail. . .Taffy and Do. . .Senior Row,s beautician. . .'gOh, heavens, was that the breakfast bell?i'. . .Hollywood hairdo,s. . . Lemme wear your sweater, Do. French Club 1944-45 Senior Party 1944-45 Fashion Show 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- 45 T.T.. . .Slender, tender, and tall. . .bridge ex- pert. . .Fort Myers. . . If they're Florida orangeslln. . .hair cuts. . .Special Deliveries. . . Oh, honestlyli' AUDREY THOMPSON MARGARET TRAYLOR E Riding Club 1943-45 Christian Service League Non-Resident Student Outing Club 1943-44 Spanish Club 1943-45 1943-45 Council 1944-45 Class Hockey Team 1944- Music Club 1943-45 Athletic .Association 1943- Vice-President 1944-45 45 Outing Club 1944-45 45 Business Manager Focus Spanish Club 1943-45 Chorus 1943-45 '4Tonie,,. . . Is it time to go, kids? . . .a much traveled lady. . .enviable curly hair. . .and can ,I 944-45 Riding Club 1942-43 Non-Resident Party Corn- mittee 1943-45 'SMargie,'...Larry, Harry, Garry, and Bing ... I'm ready, let's go . . .the perfect model she play the pianol. . .that mother of mine! for a shampoo ad. . . 'eHow tall is he? . . .Witty quips. . .a passion for iron bars. . .a smile for everyone. G ANN TUTTLE NAYDA VALLDEJULY Outing Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Spanish Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Christian Service League 45 Treasurer 1944-45 1944-45 1944-45 Music Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Outing Club 1944-45 45 Her indelible smile. . .shy but friendly. . . staunch supporter of everyoneis jokes. . .that ever-present pocket-book...sports the most ctiarefully guarded eygX ss. X Nw-ox' SAY -QQ? xx:-7' 11' if it si ' xx! 'K i XC xr 6-M N-.vw wrap Q U., :J 'd I 5X5--'Y i C ' '-f D fr-f Q ,N 4 - .- 'v.. 'l 'V Z 1 N F-'ag ,, . V ku O- X gpm' if ye sl' 'B Q-M121 . if in dfxx ' rv 3 '-9 9.3 X X, xl-1 4 ws- Xxx--'J X . Good neighbor. . .the Kloset Kid. . .Sergeants by-the dozens.. .with a smile and a song. . . perpetual motion. . . Oh, really! Isn't that wonderfulw. . .Cat Alleyis Canary. ' MARIANNE VANDENBERG LOUISE MARIE VAN HISE Library Committee 1944- Music Club 1944-45 45 Athletic .Association 1944- Christian Service League 45 1944-'45 'ijillw . . .those exciting parcels. . .a love of navy blue. . .sail boats are Wonderful . . .I'd best dog . . .fun, fun and more fun. . .last moment dash, but sheis always there. . .our Wolverine. Art Studio Group 1944-45 Outing Club 1944-45 Christian Service League Athletic Association 1944- 1944'45 45 Passion tor animals. . . oh, kids, lill never finish this scarf . . .baby talk. . gullible. . .a smile for all. . . Ti1':fy, will you-F . . .Skips through the halls. . , sv' leur 9.2:-lm,--hu L--rw ff- Q-QB-fi'-bfi . . f , 1 1, B, i'ogeswcn..hnJamf2-.k4.ab:3o-vmo-5-nf-Jr 03 oo W1 .5..:A,yq, up .94A.f' .- ' sie' we .-f'. -5122 rm .yf . 'vw 4 LL , Mme .f 'QB' 3 N JPN S: qoneas ' BG' 0' b ' 'fb . as 59- .. D510 Q X'-50, yd' fp .Na f I . P 6' 5 4 KLAJUQ N - J J' rf' 5,-B' ,gr af im' 9- L Sp- - 959 U-9' fo' 5 -Q. Q .,, -P SQ ye ' 1 o 5 . 'Y' wp ey I-'gp 1' Sh -so ,gr J' ,sk Q 1 13,0 ' 820158 SHIRLEY WAKELEE V MILDRED WEBER Entertainment Committee Christian Service League Treasurer Senior Class Christian Service League 1944'45 . 1944'45 l U 1944'45 , 1943'45 U . World AHKHITS Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- Hockey Varsity 1944-45 Athletic Association 1943- Glee Club 1944-45 45 VVorld Affairs Club 1944-45 U Outing Club 1 944-45 Sherry , . .lovable and happy in love. . .that certain letter everyday. . .clever and cute... million dollar glow. 45 Focus Staff 1944-45 Riding Club 1943-44 Special Chorus 1943-45 - French Club 1943-45 Music Club 1944-45 Mildie',. . .tiny, terrific, and tears of laughter . . . 'cyou know?w. . . But, Janie, thatis the sixth timew. . .never a dull moment.. .always in a mad rush. . .pride and joy ofthe Avenx. - J' mffjff 'fyb 1 Wiffjg 5172-WM .E M ' ff, WL W ht , f .. 7,11 , 1: I 5 , 9 J W S. A X.. . 92' - 1 dv 5, 'f pg, VW L x 4- '31 1 gg .. e if -A 2 4' IQ ! W Y E MARJORIE WILKENS SYLVIA GORTON WOOLWORTH 5 , Outing Club 1944-45 Athletic Association 1944- French Club 1942-45 Study Hall Committee - .4-0 Christian Service League 45 Head of Kitchen Commit- 1942-44 a' 1944-45 tee 1944-45 Hospitality Committee Y gr, Drama Club 1942-45 Chairman 1944-45 --is Library Committee 1942 Spread Committee 1944-45 , 45 House Senior 1944-45 ' . Dress Committee 1942-45 Senior Party 1944-45 -U I Q 'iMargie,' . . .wickeder than you think. . .record Sibby,, . . .the gal with the overflowing ward- L - eater. . .every morning should be a sleep-over robe.. .explosive laugh.. . Kids, waitlll you - . . .definitely not the studious type.. .beautiful hear this letter-it's the funniest thinglw. . . F if-4. blond hair. . .nice to all. bubbling good humor. . .plenty of men, but oh, 6 . ' . so fickle! . . .those Wonderful Weekends. ' 'Q' Q, a 57 -ff la Q3 I ' F V .4 i ms QL .,A. , 2 .2 ,Q Nas? mem Ln. lun r- . 'W W 115653 u..LLLhl.n.. .z?fGa..,6- wxwwwfdw IS'u,s.u.9, K buds emma.. gig! h NEST' V A 1 K M5 5,3 .xt k K 'lf . uma, 'Bw-i-'U- ,LIJx.e.o..5 -A ,?.q ,,, Q XX gl. Ki 'T-Buns. Cobexk Q : 5.f 2 '9'Yx Ak'oo'y e'mQ' b1.....'1-.3-..-A-l ' mmm: .Jn'I'.-.a.ul.q-0.1.1 '- - M f-- f- , W , A 602 Hmmm xx ' c-adam . W1--me-1 -Q t'3ofc,cu'2- fm Q M My X , QF E is www: - 42' W Tugrbss, ' -1 4 i an l f K L QR, my QQ Y qw. www , I-XX I I . ,,,Q . Ami' 'EQ mem!! mai Mmm mk.'.,f. Lubeboso rha':-IL ' 75, Q X K K ,,:., 15 Ee set, V' ,A j ' Lfe..n.32. ,,....---.-....,..--..-Q-4---' , H 7 ,.', x , 'S' x - , A s ff 1 N f We G- W '-Y' X C' A A A P in 'll A - V : 5 5? A 4 .iff 'I r-TBGWOIE. , , W . f l H iwlv KM ' P P Fi , ,..: f ffm.. , I ,,, , C, 1 1 45, X ,iff -'B,p,4,g,, ix!-J ,f ,A Q,,.qkfL1,,,'M1xx'v .4?,f4Al:-94360631 ft,,.4,Q., V 'L 'Aff if 4 ii R Q ,f y , WR- X 'Lf ff? , f if , , 4: if Ecu N-va, 11-ef.. at 'LT' i all fmifmint' il 'lf 7 - yhzfg . Q.,-L, -4,,g4LJ 01f 1f'Tl..,f,V,, N Q- V,-..fii'l ffkgfd 1 1- - P f,,43s,,.g.J gn, ,flffawu I 'ew ,' QL, fl-ri'Z.f?u R f- rf angie- 4. ' - 'Nusa -V4 . irn.,, , A v W.. 1 -5 hiv-g ,, iv-.. . :44 AL- f Av .. .. ffm .rv 1 ' 1 n 1 ,QV 7 ,V I 0 A .. ' . ' f , J 'O ' ,, 4' . A v --. , , 5-qi, ,, Q ,J JUNIOR CLASS V 4 1. R 9 , 0 . un , ' I , 7 9 fi L' , We'the class of 1946 remember with awe our junior year at Dana., Tliroiigh the 0 Jyc A 9 v -'I Qlooied forward with anticipation to each new event, and never once were we .Sv ,.-' iapp lnted. X , 1 . . . . . 5 ' 1 ' Jw vb Q : 4 It gtartfd JH with step singing when we introduced to the school Miss Moorhouse, , K K 4 'our class-R sponsor, Penny Hartshorne, president, Marcia McKee, vice-presidentg IJ 'S . K4 7 g QaTyfQC1rges, treasurer, and Elizabeth Coryell, secretary. L ,if ,pig Then came our class dinner with class songs, old and new faces, and endless ' -v . . . , . . . . . 'V Q reminiscing. hvery one caught the spirit ol the evening, and no one minded the r .. yg, hoarseness that lollowed. i J Our school party in February brought wild animals, tight-rope walkers, and. elephants to Dana, lor we put on a Darnum and Daily Circus, complete with peanuts, Q3 cokes, a master ofceremonies, and an audience. For our finale we had an auction, the Z ,ft , 3 A proceeds of which went to the Dana Hall building fund, in anticipation of the new 1 , ., Q .ft ti. - I J post-war Dana. f' ll. 4, At last came the weekend we had all been waiting for-Spread! At last we had S., bfi 6 our cherished Dana rings. The seniors made the night one we shall never forget, if the land we lound over the rainbowf, and the things we did there surpassed all our Q M 5.7. it expectations. We want to thank them again lor making it so wonderful. ,533 Now that our junior year has come to an end, we are all looking forward to next 6:45 Lg year and to being those very privileged seniors, but not without a tear at the thought Ofnevfir tyre beingjuniors with such a wonderful class as forty-Hve to lead us. if 1' , . ,Fl F? ,,, e r: ' el U01 Gig 0 Q ff Q gg? r, at Q t -i - , Q. f i f. . ,fl :J F21 ffm if H 55 AXQSKE ee D X UO' X6 ' mf UJWQ! SQRHOMQRE CLASS O Uygxx Men we, the Class of 1947, arrived at Dana Hall on September 22, 1944, our Q X QW, we girls showed us our rooms and roommates. For the first few days we could not even distinguish Bardwell Auditorium from Study Hall. However, our old girls patiently guided us all around Dana and soon had us straightened out. Before we knew it, the to-us-great event of the year, the Sophomore-Senior dinner had arrived, and we were all waiting anxiously for the Seniors to come to our houses and take us to the Main Dining Room. In November at our first step singing we presented Miss Helen Russell as our class sponsor, Sue Weisser as President, and Bonnie Rice as Secretary-Treasurer. For our Sophomore party we gave a carnival. Working for it made us feel that at last we had lound our place at Dana. With the Christmas season came Revels. The beautiful costumes, the pageant and play, and the singing really expressed the Christmas spirit. Spring brought Spread. To the Juniors this event meant receiving their rings, to us it meant tidying up for the Seniors during the week-end of Spread and knowing that next year we would be getting our rings. As commencement rolled around, we said a reluctant good-bye to the Seniors, for they had helped us through the year to become adjusted and to End the oppor- tunities awaiting us. Our Sophomore year was truly a year full of fun. We did our best to use well the opportunities offered us. We are all looking forward to ourjunior year. l51l ACTIVITIES Q? 'Tl xiflidlr. If . Sex! J 0 ra, . -fig Q f 1gC Gg.Ky 5799! Qii? ,f-9if'f 'N.- Q7 ,ff NN , 2952 ,K 551 STUDENT GOVERNMENT it -4 1 . x-- .. ., ' 'L L' ' --4 . J . , s x T , , ., , Y .- 1 ,. ,r .',s .. 5 S T A4 t., .. X1 , fs '- -- . .f 1 o 5 ,t I Student government has had a very successful year under the leadership of Esther Hamilton. To lurther its service to the school, the Council has been revised. There is now only one House President for the Main Building, who has under her direction the House Representatives of each ol' the corridors. In addition to its representation on the all- school council the non-resident students have elected a subsidiary council of their own number which functions directly in matters pertaining particularly to non-resi- dents. At our suggestion the school has experimented with inlormal breakfasts which means that we may eat breakfast as soon as the bell rings without waiting for the en- tire tablc to assemble, thus saving much needed time. Our special activity has been to establish a new system whereby the student body may become more independent. thus strengthening the qualities of responsibility, cooperation, and school spirit. This new merit system divides the girls into tour different groups according to their aca- demic and citizenship ratings, and conlers privileges and responsibilities earned by personal achievement. VYe have tried to live up to the standard that a good citizen is one who lives harmoniously in his community, helps solve its problems, and actively shapes its growth. We believe these innovations have and will continue to benefit the girls and the school as a whole, which is our ultimate aim. T5-il l 1 flllll From the beginning ol' school the mem- bers ol' the Focus board could be recog- nized by the deep liirrows wedged in their brows, their baggy eyes, and their probing questions as to who you are, what you do, and what you want to be if and when you grow up. But despite the lrenzied hours spent in Compiling and arranging material we all did have a XN'OI'1Clf'1'll1l time with this our brain Child. Nliss Grimes, as ever, was our guiding star, without whom we would have lallen into the depths of depression and lost our way many times. But now, we, the weary members of the board, hope that you will have as mueh fun reading this as we did making it. Ed1'!0r-izz-Clzifyf I.i!fragy Editor B1z.t1'1zm' .llazzagw Picture Editor Art Editor Molly C Ilark Brenda Bowman Margaret Traylor Sally Hackett Ann Shellabarger During the school year an unusually line spirit and enthusiasm lor athletics were lelt throughout the school, and sports played a large part in the extracurricular activities ol' nearly everyone. The hockey season was quite long since the weather remained tavorable up until December, and although the varsity was not un- defeated, more outside games were played than ever before and many new contacts were estab- lished. In February a hockey ban- quet, at which awards were made, was given to the varsities by Miss Bowlby, and it was an experience which those girls will long treas- ure. Basketball was by lar the most popular winter sport, and although the classes were large, everyone had an equal chance to practice and play. The Varsity played several outside games, and the season was I55l ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Audrey Shippee Vice President Alex Ordway Seerelagz Lee Garrison T7'BH,l'uT67' Sheila Sweeney very successlul. In addition to varsity and class games, round robins between houses were held on Friday nights, and voluntary practice on Saturday afternoons. Badminton was also very popular this winter, and both singles and dou- bles tournaments were featured and adepts played outside schools. The ski weekend, which was spent this year at Russells in North Conway, New Hampshire, was a great success and almost without mishap. Although the weather was only lair, the spirit and the skiing were excellent. Cheer Leaders were a great MissBow1by addition to the games this year, and played a large part in making this year a success. Under the excellent leadership of Au- drey Shippee the organization was run elliciently, maintained its high standards, and Iurthered interest in athletics. CFFICERS Preridenl Audrey Stewart V ire-President Pauline Lishon Secretagf Rose Sun Treasurer Shirley Rubel CHRISTIAN SERVICE LEAGUE The Christian Service League at Dana Hall is an organization to which every girl belongs. As its name implies, it is a philanthropic association, bent on doing what good it can, where and when it can. The Executive Board consists of a president, vice-president, treasurer, and secretary, all elected by the entire student body. These in turn appoint the various class and day student representatives. The officials of communities, such as Boys' Town, and of organizations, such as The Home for Little Wanderers, are constantly writing to either Mrs. Johnston or Mrs. Preble to thank the Dana Hall girls for their kind and much needed help, a destitute family expresses gratitude for a turkey dinner at Thanksgiving time, the men and women running the Greater Boston War Fund and the Red Cross drives, voice their appreciation for substantial contributions, crippled and helpless children from the Peabody Home and the Massachusetts Convalescent Home, write their thanks for such simple things as Christmas caroling,-all these people recognize the philanthropic work we do. In the autumn the League sponsors an informal dance in the Oak Room. At Christmastime it provides a candlelight service, one of the most beautiful and cher- ished memories of a Dana Hall girl. In the spring a May Queen and her Court are crowned, with the League sponsoring the festivities. All these activities are under the able guidance of Mrs. Preble. l58J HOA RD Sezziuz' Rl'pl'f'5FIIfIlffZ'F Virginia Boon Szzb-C.'n!fffg1'z1lw Rep1'f'.w11lr1- 11111 .Ivan SZlI1dC'l'SOI1 jzznfnr RFfIl'F.YFlZfIlfI.Z'f' Peggy Smith S0pfI0lIIUft' If4j71'f.s'f'11l11!iz'e' Helen Shvllabarger .,x.!lll-R7'f.YI.I!l'IIf Sludffnf Rfpw.w11la!iz'f' Nancy Ifdgehill SPANISH CLUB Ijffllidfilf Grace Fletcher Vice-Presiden! Dorothy Evans Secretagz Nayda Valldejuly Trrafurer Dorene Schine The Spanish Club has had a busy and interesting year. l'Ve senoritas gathered once a month to chat informally in Span- ish and through native speakers and mov- ing pictures to become better acquainted with our South American neighbors. Two of our meetings were held with the Span- ish Club ol' Pine Manor. At one we en- joyed an amusing Spanish play, at the other we had a lecture by Raquel Eidel- man, a native ol' Peru. We gave a debate on the value ofthe Monroe Doctrine to the Western Hemisphere, attended by the World Allairs Club and the history classes, an indication ol' the expanding service ol' the club to the school. FRENCH CLUB PI'F.S'I'IZlt'IIf Frances Penrose Vice-Prandwil Anne Cobey Srmflazj' Nancy English Head QfIiAiIll'lIt'II Sylvia Woolworth Once each month the members of the French Club and their guests gathered for tea and an entertainment in French in thc cosy club room of La Nlalmaisonf' The series of plays presented this year, the thirty-ninth year of the Club's history, included i'l.e Vitrailfl given by the French faculty, iollowed by i'Le Poiluf' nLes Chandeliers de l,Eveque, 'lL'Ang- lais tel qu'on le parlef' and 'cLa Farce du Cuvier presented by the various classes. During the winter term we enjoyed the French film Sarajevo and a program of dramatic readings by Mrs. Lee. Many happy events have we enjoyed at La lN1almaison during our years at Dana, I ho j W GERMAN CLUB President eanne Hurlbut Vire-PreJ1'dml-Sniffing' Audrey Shippee The Dana Hall German Club was more active this year than lor some years past. VVe had a meeting each month which re- volved around a special theme: at one meeting the theme was lamous German scientists, and each member prepared a paper in German on the lite of one scien- tist. In addition to the regular theme, we sang German songs and carried on con- versations in German. Miss Blattner's fascinating collection of pictures and books from Germany added color and realism to the meetings. We also had several com- bined meetings with Pine Manor. At one such meeting we discussed the Rheinland, so vitally important in W'orld War II. af' X f as 5 Y WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB President Brenda Bowman Vim-Pmridezzt-.S'rrre!a1y Vicky Harington Treasurer Jeanne de la Vergne The NVorld Aflairs Club this year held its monthly meeting on Tuesday alter- noons at Greenlow. We decided to devote each term to discussions ol' a specitic topic, and these together with last minute cur- rent events reports madc up our meetings. During the lall we chose Russia as our main topic. Several girls read books on the Russian people, and to round out our findings we had two competent speakers on Russia, Mr. and Mrs. lidmund Stevens. The highlight of the winter term was the lecture by Hans Kohn on Perm? with Ger- mzupu. Our topic lor the winter term, the Far East, was continued into the Spring term. Belore we realized it May arrived, and we reluctantly bade larewell to our club and to Miss Gottfried, our ever willing and able guide. MUSIC CLUB Prrsiderzt Barbara Flanagan Iiff-Presidm!-.S'm'rtary Mary Brink Treasurer Brenda Bowman At last, in its fourth year, the Music Club became a full fledged club. We continued to build up a collection of rec- ords of which we could be very proud and to which our members could listen at any time. In addition, we sponsored several guest artists for the enjoyment of the school. Among them were Miss Persis Cox and Miss Denise Bacon, a Dana Hall alumna, who gave us delightlhl piano con- certs. We spent many enjoyable Tuesday afternoons listening to records and some- times to guest performers. The high spots of this year were the movies that we gave. The most popular of these was The Great Mr. Handel. Under the able guidance ol Miss Conning this was a very successful year, and we all enjoyed it immensely. DRAMA CLUB Presiden! Nancy Taft Vice-Preriderz' ADH Dari' Secretary Nancy Dignan Treasurer Louise Lameyer This year the Drama Club was respon- sible for four somewhat pretentious pro- ductions. In December we gave our first performance, the combination of the tra- ditional Christmas Revels and the Christ- mas Play, HShepherds.,' In January An- toinette Lee and Barbara Alden, Dana graduates, entertained us with a series ol skits entitled 'Spotlight Miniaturesf, The spring play, i'The Romantic Agef' seemed to be enjoyed by the audience as much as we enjoyed giving it. Our Hnal perform- ance was the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta HPinalore, directed by Mrs. Lee and Mr. Chapple. The talent of old and new mem- bers made possible this very successliil year. 621 DANA HALLMANAC Editor-in-Chityf Nancy Canfield Managirzg Editor Suzanne Warner Business Alanager Alta Mae Harris Feature Editor Dorothy Ross News Editor Ann Darr A new publication has been launched at Dana Hall- The Dana Hallmanae. Positions on the staff are open to all eligible stu- dents interested in its activities regardless of class. After the contest for naming the paper, we wrote news, framed headlines, devised features, and sent the first editions to the printer. In it and subsequent issues we recorded such events as dances, ski- weekend, parties, and Spread and made editorial comment. The purpose of this newspaper is to inform students of happenings in school, and more important still to report events and set forth the problems at Dana Hall with accuracy and integrity. We have established this paper, but it depends on succeeding classes to make it a tradition. STUDIO GROUP President Louise Lameyer Vice-President Sue Adams Seeremrv Sue Resor Treasurer Alice Bentley The Studio Group was a new organization, formed to help us become better acquainted with the field of art. At our monthly meetings, Miss Chaney us- ually talked on some phase of art history, and then we joined in a lively open dis- cussion of it. The Group started a col- lection of prints of famous paintings by such artists as Renoir, Picasso, and Gaugin and circulated them fbr enjoyment in our own rooms. We aimed to accumulate enough for a school lending library and to present a large framed one to the school each year. We also spon- sored exhibits in the Library to familiarize thc school as a whole with the work not only of modern painters but of Dana Hall and Exeter students as well. 631 5 ,gw ? :W 93. 7:29 RISE HND SHINE . . . WELL, RISE RNYWRY I NEVER HERR THE BELLS RNY MORE . . if 0 fi i X MQ xi, '-JMC. I X Q as J f 0? E Q2 B 0NE'S MIND WILL WRNDER . . . WHERE IS THRT BALL? LL fx I - - CJ X , I fl mf- ' t zz-- ' ai 5' mc.. f 9 -'mv DIET? . . . WELL, Tomonnow Psnnnvs . uns 1 was smfmc . . J U ' L -.:--.- E Ml!-al y '- ff-z : Q X 1 1' gc.. G5 xr THEY nas sacorms ru. have THEM . . THE MENTAL emma 1 ft , A 3 I W- --- A' ' fp . - I iij I '- ' , 1- .Q ff, .N i , -it - -.3 Y F03 A ,rw 'J ,I ' ff ly ' W dbg fi 'Q-R 44 X 'M V mg, em. A was srmcx sussm ww' 1 1 air gg f , XX if DEAR DIARY . . i M -..i ,, -..--f I've collected these pictures lor you as mementos of my senior yeara-yes, itls really over, but lrom beginning to end it was truly perfect and one Illl always re- member. The fall term was kept lively and slightly hysterical by the Old and New Girl Parties, House Competition, and the Sophomore Party where creative genius and hitherto undiscovered talent ran rampant. Then along came the dance to drive us all slightly mad in the desperate search for dates but which was a wonderliil suc- cess and sent morale in general soaring. Since I stick to recounting good times in this Iill slip right over my English paper and hit Revels, the high spot of Christmas time when all of us were kings and queens lor a medieval night. After Christmas vacation came the gala Senior and junior parties and semi-lbrmal dance sponsored by P.T.A, to brush away those after vacation blues. And then as soon as we had struggled through mid-years, we began Spreadf-fa wonderful dreamland and such fun. By April, another long paper and college boards loomed black on our horizon, but in May came our queen and graduation, two memorable occasions to end off a perfect year rich in memories for everyone. INTRODUCTION TO DRNR . . . 3,1 A I R LRND OF ENCHRNTMENTH--wma lolhj pops and candq sficks and brlghk green rings for 'WG Zin... 1 :XA DRNR HRLL DRNR HRLL 'lm oFF GUARD, I am W M ' fy Q GOODBYE RND NOW 'S BUT OUR HEARTS WE LERVE LINKED IN THY KEEPING REPORTS OF A VAGABOND Well, what a summer this has been! I have actually managed to see, or to hear about all of my classmates back at Dana Hall! It all began when Sibby Woolworth asked me to a house party down on her Texas ranch. It seems that she married a million- aire cowboy and is living next door to Molba Clark, the famous health specialist and athletic instructor. Molly and I planned to fly down together in one of her planes and to pick people up at various points en route. The first to get on was Gale Holman, who runs the most exclusive date bureau in New York and supplies the men for Cafe Society. She had just run into Ginny Garland, and Muriel Seidner, co-winners of the Sherman-Williams Opera contest. From them Gale found out that joan Davis just had another song on the Hit Parade, and also that Margery Brush and Alice Bentley run an exclusive school to turn out impeccable street-cleaners. The next per- son we picked up was Salbf Hackett, whose column 'LAdvice to the Pleasingly Plump is now in the Wellesley Townsmanf' Sally brought with her a letter from the Reverend Brownie Morrison, lady minister of the blue-grasslands. Brownieis letter read that Gatgw Raub is having a marvelous time as a missionary in Siberia, although her mission is only for women. Brownie also mentioned that Gin Biggeri is teaching kindergarten back at Dana. Dottie Alton and Nanqi Sheldrake then boarded the plane in highest spirits. They are both married, and Dottie had a set of red-haired triplets about a year ago. Isnlt that a coincidence? Shelly had recently spent the weekend with gorgeous Lynn Boylan, Powers, pet model. From Shelly also came the news that janet Ballou is still fllibustering in the Senate. Sue Farnham then got on. Not only is she 5 U. S. tennis champion but also the mother of two bouncing boys. Sue was all enthusi- asm about the fact that Mildie Weber is mayor of New York City, and is beloved by all as ULittle Flower The Secondf' I suddenly remembered that Barbara Brun- son is Under-Secretary of the Navyg and that Her Honor, Ning: Butler was to be deciding a case concerning shipbuilding in the Supreme Court. I had read that in jeanne de la Vergneb' editorial in '4The Daily Workerw which has amalgamated with P.M. It seems, too, that Sheryl Wakelee is understudying Jane Withers out in Holly- wood. After a hilarious plane trip, we arrived in glorious Texas, with the sun beating down upon our heads. We were very much relieved to arrive at the ranch, where Ginny Kingsbury came out to meet us. Ginny is, you know, the only woman mem- ber of the Whiffenpoofs and was visiting Sib. She said that Anne Cobgi and jeanne Godolpbin are plugging along, thanks to ,lf L I6 ' Tk -2. N L-112' 1 X16 . ly? li French IV at Dana, in the Alps, as Ski Guides. And Malloy Cross, of all persons, is in the heart of South America with her husband collecting rare and unusual specimens ofthe frog. Sibby, who makes a lovely cowgirl, brought us out much need- ed refreshments. Dawson's ale! That meant Pat Mooney was in the house. They say she's a whiz at the beer business, and still leads the fashions. A shrill whistle from behind caused me to shudder, but not for long. After a marvelous reunion at Sibby's I ran out of laundry, and decided to turn my footsteps westward. I had a curious urge to Hnd out what had happened to the rest of my confreres. On the train, I picked up a magazine and glanced casually through it until a Pepsodent ad caught my eye. There on the page before me was Marie Van Hire, just recently elected Pepsodent Queen of 1955! I knew her friendly smile would get her places. I happened to look up from the magazine, and there stood Margaret Mac- Dougall, in an engineer's outfit, leaning on a pick and shovel. She is a prominent Co f'crir5iJ'ftLJ4.-gi, ,I li M. , ff of V '21-S!! ' U T Xiqygfff -1. , if 1 all f-- Y K Zi ff' V 'atm Lg . V g rg . I A '4 QlA1 9fs-1 Li A lk-blmf .., .xtlfwwfbixlfd-g..ey,.nLdf1bJlY rv l' 76 agitator for the Railroad Brotherhood. Mag came over and told me that jean Matlern is teaching chemical engineering at Pitt College for Women and also that Maw Baker is Mag: Sack favorite model. When I got off the train at Los Angeles, I ran bang into Sharon Lulga and .Nayda Valldquly, both pilots, on their way to Guatemala. I chatted with them for a while and learned that Roberta Matthier is a woman doctor in Alaska, while B. j. Anderson runs horse farms all over the country fshe has one in almost every statej with Margaret Traylor and Lic Morrill as her riding instructors. I thought it interest- ing that Rose Sun is back at Dana teaching Chinese, and is nicknamed Mlle. Moon- beam-her husband teaches at M.I.T. From Los Angeles I went on to Beverly Hills to see Nat .Nowell and jean Sanderson. Nat has no career, but is just plain happily married QI can imagine nothing betterj. jean saves many attractive men from drowning in the Pacific! Sandy Mills was staying with Jean. Sandy and Pal Spring have finally proved, after many arduous hours of lab. work, that fleas do get tuber- culosis after all. Mary King is following in her father's footsteps by becoming a fore- most brain surgeon. My next stop was the California House of Representatives, where I visited Shirley Rubel, who is the leader of the Farmers' Rights Group. Until then, I didnyt realize that George McCormick, Bezgy Brown, and Maribz Krurn own a weasel farm, where they raise weasels for their skins. Their motto is Hjeazel, Peazel, buy a Weasel! A must,' on my trip list was the M.G.M. Studios. I had to see my ex-roommate, Brenda Bowman. She was busy in her latest role as Tarzan's wife and swooped down to my feet on a vine, yelping out, Hello.', I had difficulty understanding her jungle talk at first, but managed to make out that jean Hurlbut poses her luscious red hair for M.G.M.,s lion's mane. just then Chiane Gerow came into the lot, peddling Oregon apples. I asked her what had become of Bobby Doane, and re- ceived the reply that the latter designs clothes for Hattie Carnegie-and models them herself-no wonder they sell! Belly Mao.Neil still can't drag herself far away from Pinkham Notch, while Bibs Finckelr love of adventure led her to dive from Golden Gate Bridge. I foresaw this last at school when Bibs was constantly diving from radiators, and diving after hockey balls. I left California regretfully, and aimed for St. Paul. But Alex Ordway had lor- gotten to meet me, as jane Lachmund had arrived a few days before and was being shown the sights, so I made my way as best as I could to her house alone. Because of her unusual linguistic ability, Alex has been made head of the language depart- ment at Dana, and is also adviser to the Sophomore Class. Our Janie, now known as Bubbles Lachmund, has set the pace for thousands by posing in McEwen Bubble- bath. While waiting for Alex at her home, I turned on the radio, and was amused to hear Marg: Pearl Alexanderlv voice shriek out, Hi-O, Silverf, Finally Alex arrived, behind time as usual. After dinner we went to St. Paul's local emporium. Imagine my surprise when I saw Phyllir Baehman and Tragv Rowe, those two side-splitting comedians, billed with Barbara Flanagan, known to millions as Soapbox Susie, in the new musical comedy, Taxicab Serenadef, by Connie Chaplin. After the show, we trouped backstage to interview our former classmates. Tracy told us that Marjorie Malhewson and Audrgz Thompson have been hoodwinking the public with fascinating seancesg and Phyllis informed us that joan Orr is busily raising daughters, that one of them may become Dana,s first great-great-grand- daughter! Needless to say, I wasn't at all surprised to hear .Nanqf Bower is Iowa State Penitentiary's prison inspector. She 77 ,- - K-7-5 ,,.... ,X . R f ' I ,xl 1 r-'i L -, T- A gi' . 'Tease P52312 S i f if fl ,v A tel M Q - T n l 1 5 -QQ' I .dehllf always read those parts in the plays we had in English class. Flanagan said that Louise Lamfgfer is one of Walt Disney's top artists. A couple of days later Alex drove me to the station. Who should be announcing my train as it pulled into the station but Anne Borntrager,'she of the powerful voice! I waved hello, and had just time to ind out that jacquie Hart is now the Dutch Consul over here, before I made a leap for the departing train. On the train I started to read Beay Denkerfs and joan Blumenlhallv best-seller Life on a Bingen. This book kept me amused until my train pulled into Decatur. Ann CurU1 and Ann Shellabarger had gotten my wire and dropped everything to come to meet me. Needless to say, we made up for not having seen each other by talking incessantly. Curry was rather preoccupied because she was trying to think of her next move for the chess game which she and Audrey Shippee had been carrying on by mail ever since they had left Dana. I meant to tell you that Audrey Shippee is head of the Government Department of Socialized Athletics, so she must be ter- ribly important down in Washington. Shell is home on her first holiday since 1-gd l l peace was declared. After we graduated, she married a bum, and then went abroad and opened hamburger stands all over Europe. But in spite of this record, Shell was surprised to hear that Gracie Fletcher was in Australia observing the habits of the ostrich and collecting their plumes for the Alpena Department of Commerce. While I was in Illinois, I re- ceived a letter from Salb Tallman, who is selling 'flarge succulent oranges at, you guessed it, Fort Meyers, Florida. Sally said that Nangl English is the new head of the Wellesley Inn, and every Saturday and Sunday she holds open house for the Dana girls. Sal went on to tell me that Mary Mitchell is an ace reporter, it seems that every time Mary's on the scent, she shrieks out Gangway, Scoopl' or else Stop that thieflw As the summer was fast drawing to a close, I turned my footsteps in the direc- tion of Pittsburgh. I had sometime ago received an invitation to jangz Andersonis yearly wedding. Enroute, I noticed in NThe Times' that Dort Bintg has estab- lished a woman's college in Saganaw, Michigan. That's the one Dale Doran is Dean ofg also that is where Nangz Smith teaches Modern European History. Alice Batchelder is in charge of the dormitories, a position for which she prepared by hav- ing been head of the Main Building. I understand that Dort is giving Dana Hall applicants consideration before all others. Why wasn't there some good old soul like that back in ,45? There was a column in the Times stating that Dottie Evans and Diane Palmer are interning at Mass. Gen- eral Hospital. I arrived in Pittsburgh, very much ex- cited about Janey's wedding, I was not to be disappointed. Janey looked lovelier than at anyone of her previous nine wed- dings. Ann St. Clair made a darling matron- of-honourg she and her husband design planes, you know. At the reception I saw Barbara Bogart, who has been managing 78 Armandofs Restaurant, known for its rich food. With Bogartus was her lovely sister- in-law, Maile Scott. These two regaled me with the news of Edith Sillcoxk' being presi- dent of the Watertown Chamber of Com- merce, and sending out booklets contain- ing the statistics of Watertown. At that moment, a murmur rose from the guests. No wonder! There in the doorway stood Esther Hamilton, ambassador to France, and Sabina Gildemeister, envoy to and chief interpreter at all the peace conferences! They were accompanied by Polhz Lishon, whose cute nickname, Fifi Nightingale, has stuck with Polly ever since she and Virginia Boon went to Europe with Audrgn Stewart to nurse starving and destitute children. My last point of debarkation was New York City. I put up at Vicky Harringtorfs, I mean, the Dr. Harringtonls, noted psy- choanalyst's, who was just dying to work on a guinea pig like me. Vicky had just come back from Connecticut, where she had been visiting Marie Freeman, who simply wonit leave her native state. Marie has recently written the Book-ol-the- X, Y X,,-- 5 u g to G N Q, , V. f ion? E Month-Club selection, HRecipes for the Hair. It is one of the best authorities on its subject. I believe Dorene Srhine and Nangf Taj? use it exclusively in their beauty shop at the Waldorf. They prescribe at the same time jane Sangerht remarkably slimming routine by which one can re- main alive and beautiful on a starvation diet, a perfect way to get thin. I must try it! I had pretty much worn out my tennis racquet this summer, so I thought that while I was in New York, I ought to buy a new one at Golf and Tuttleis, the store one always goes to for athletic equipment ofany kind. The co-owners of this amazing establishment whispered to me, quite confidentially, of course, that Ruthie Howe has just come back from her honeymoon. jill Vandenburg took Ruthie and her hus- band around the world in Jill's smooth new yacht. They loved every minute of the trip, even when they were captured by natives in the heart of Africa. They got away safely, however, because of the inter- vention of the natives' white goddess, Lee Garriion! After leaving Goff and Tuttle's with a divine new racquet, I decided to drop in on Pat Boardman, who is swamped with running a 'iLonely Hearts, Clubf' Pat very generously presented me with a complimentary ticket to janetCraj10's and Nangz Schillinglf operetta, which is abso- lutely all the rage. The operctta is the story of a goddess who falls in love with a mortal. Naturally, many complications arise, but what made me enjoy myself so hugely were Sue Adams as the goddess, and 79 Sue Bartlett as the mortal who was afraid of love. I sat next to Nangy Edgelzill, who was on the verge of returning home to Cali- fornia-how she loves that West! Edgie was overflowing with gossip, so during the intermission we sat and gossiped! Un- fortunately, all of Pat Dunnlv children are cute little sailor boys, so she wonit have anyone to carry on her physics record at Dana. .Marge Wilkens liked school and enjoyed studying so much that she has started all over again, and has recently been promoted to the second grade. jane Felton is at camp this summer. I think this is her twenty-second year, and she may be a counsellor by now. Persis Hgawooa' just never stops winning championships, that girl is some athlete. And last, but not latest, Lallie Lee Lowis is still questioning the Pythagorean Theorem! It was certainly fun to find out about them all! Who would have guessed ten years ago that we would all be what we are now, just about the most versatile class that ever hit the school. Well, back to the 'ts lum!!!!! C Y FRANCES PENROSE jjtjgclfi Fl l il I 1 Q Al CLASS WILL VVe, the Class of 1945, after successfully coping with tests and test tubes, words, figures, friends, teachers, diets and fire- drills, hoping we are of sound mind, do hereby bequeath those things which we held most dear this last year at Dana Hall to those we leave behind: To Mrs. Ripley we leave our everlasting gratitude for her enthusiasm and inval- uable guidance. To the Juniors we leave the joys and calories abundant in the senior room kitchen, the privilege of walking disdain- fully past study hall, and the relief of not having to find chaperones for six o'clocks. To the Sophomores we leave the antici- pation of Spread, the prestige of being old girls and upper classmen, and the love of their sister class. We leave the following individual leg- acies: We leave Audrey Shippeeis school spirit and dependability to posterity in hopes that there will always be some one in Dana Hall to carry them on. We leave Rose Sunis quiet charm to Frances Wells-need we say more. To Ginny Rising we leave Brenda Bow- manis convenient size. Maile Scott has generously agreed to share her Howing locks with Marty Holt. Cemetery leaves eight graves to be filled-and also Frances Penrose's laugh to haunt them. Brownie Morrison has graciously be- queathed her magazines to any future senior who has nothing to do in her study periods. 80 To each liiture senior we leave a set of false finger nails in anticipation of college boards. Alex leaves Dana. We leave Catty Raubis abundance of men to Sally Patrick, who we hope will share the overflow with the rest of the school. Bibs Fincke hands over her one way ticket to Exeter to Petie Hoving-lucky dog. As a class we would like to leave Nat Nowell's lovely poise to the Sophomore class to help them become truly worthy of being Dana Hall girls. We leave Barbara Doane's figure to be envied by all. To Pondie Ordway we leave all of the weight weive gained from September to June. Molly Clark leaves her bubbling hu- mour to be carried on by Nancy Munroe. Ann Shellabarger leaves Helen and Mary. Frances Penrose was going to leave the story of her operation, but couldn't bear to part with it. Last but not least, we leave this Focus to keep alive the memory of our class and our years at Dana. We hereby set our seal to this document on the twenty-seventh day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and forty-five. Signed: rIlHE CLASS or 1945 S H A M B A L L A H WELLESLEY - MASSACHUSETTS MY DEAR GIRLS: At this time of year I am always asking myself ifanother so large and promising a group of young people as our graduating class, can ever again be brought together at Dana. Wlell, we must face the fact that your work is satislactorily completed, and that you are now looking forward with eager interest to a new lile and work in the colleges of your choice. In this final hour I am moved to put up a plea for a divided interest on your part, that is, a continuing interest in and loyalty to Dana, while you are learning to know and love your new academic home. You see, we really do not want to lose any one of you and so beg for the letter, or the occasional visit, that will keep you in touch with what we are doing here lor those who will follow you, and will give us the pleasure ofknowing about your achievements in a stimulating and growth- itil environment. The new world toward which you are now moving will be much more your own world than the past one made by older people has ever been. We are trusting you to consecrate your abilities to the creation of this new and diHerent world in which we can all rejoice. We are still in the shadows ofa global sorrow, but shadows pass and the sun ofa new world-righteousness will rise to brighten and bless us all. That each one of you may have a share in bringing the promised new world to birth, is the affec- tionate hope of Your friend, HELEN TEMPLE COOKE june, 1 945. tm FACULTY Allen, Mme. Jeanne 4 Park St., Brookline, Mass. Anderson, Mrs. Carl 11 Benton St., VVellesley, Mass. Anderson, Miss Doris Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. Austin, Mrs. Virginia 57 Benvenue St., Wellesley, Mass. Bacon, Miss Denise 29 Concord Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Baker, Mr. James 65 No. Crescent Cir., Brighton, Mass. Barrett, Miss Doris 3 Chestnut St., Leominster, Mass. Blattner, Miss Clara Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. Boehm, Mrs. Lenore 455 Washington St., Brookline, Mass. Bowlby, Miss Helen 10 Blackstone Terr., Newton, Mass. Brown, Miss Jessie Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. Bulson, Miss Margaret Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass, Chaney, Miss Ruth 1475 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Chapple, Mr. Stanley 1001 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Md. Clarke, Miss Marce'la 432 W. 115th St., New York, N. Y. Conning, Miss Katherine X 25 N. Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn. Cox, Mrs. C. Turner DIRECTORY c-o New Zealand Legation, 19 Observatory Circle N. W., Washington, D, C. Cox, Miss Persis Trinity Ct., 175 Dartmouth St., Boston, M Dougherty, Mrs. Sibyl Box 191, Tilton, N, H. Farmer, Miss Dorothy 265 Paddock St., VVatertown, N. Y. Geisel, Mrs. Eugene 5 Durant Rd,, Wellesley, Mass. Gildersleeve, Mrs. VVilliam 3 Eastman Cir., Wellesley, Mass. Glaser, Miss Victoria 37 Hawthorn St., Cambridge, Mass. Good, Miss Janice 155 W. 41st St., Erie, Penna. Gottfried, Miss Augusta 165 Summit Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. Grimes, Miss Mildred I-. Stanhurst, Suncocl-2, N. H. Henry, Miss Laura Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. Hoffman, Mr. Newton 12 Abbott St., Vilellesley, Mass. Huebener, Miss Helen J. Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. Lameyer, Mrs. Helen Dana Hall, VVellesley, Mass. Latham, Miss Shirley 1834 First Ave., N.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Leonard, Mrs. Arthur 109 Dover Rd., Wellesley, Mass. Lesher, Mrs. Stephen Dana Hall, XVellesley, Mass. Littell, Mrs. J. Mills Kinderhook, N. Y. Mangravite, Mr. Peppino 224 E. 49th St., New York, N. Y. Moorhouse, Miss Drucelia Route 1, VVhitehall, Mich. Morris, Mrs. Florence T. Hamilton, N. Y. Parshley, Miss Esther 63 Parker St., Newton Center, Mass. Peake, Mrs. Louise 3 Berkeley Ct., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Post, Miss Winifred L. 17 Beaconsfield Rd., XVorcester, Mass. Preble, Mrs. Jarvis Dana Hall, XVellesley, Mass. Proctor, Miss Edith 151 Garrison Rd., VVilliamsville, Buffalo, N. Ripley, Mrs. Mabelle 17 Denton Rd., XVe1lesley, Mass. ass. Y. l32l Rollins, Mrs. VVeld 94 South St., Needham, Mass. Russell, Miss Helen 9 Summer St., Nashua, N. H. Scott, Miss Nancy Scottland, Holicong, Bucks County, Penna Scott, Mrs. VVilliam C. 240 9th Ave. North, St. Petersburg, Fla. Shepard, Miss Margaret Turner Park, Montour Falls, N. Y. Stanley, Miss Dorothy 95 Park Drive, Boston, Mass. Stein, Mrs. Margaret Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. Thompson, Miss Seal 73 Audubon Rd., Wellesley, Mass. Tilton, Miss Harriet F. 29 Metcalf St., Worcester, Mass. Viargues, Mlle. Gabrielle Calle Napoles, 81, Mexico City, D. F. VVard, Mrs. Herbert Hayes House, South Berwick, Me. Williams, Mrs. Manning 45 Monadnock Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Wolcott, Mrs. Ward Millbrook, N. Y. STUDENTS Adams, Susan 1050 Adams St., Dorchester, Mass. Alexander, Mary 4851 Indian Lane, Washington, D. C. Alton, Dorothy 340 May St., Worcester, Mass. Anderson, Betty Jane 2 Viloodchester Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Anderson, Janet S601 Dunmoyle St., Pittsburgh, Penna. Anderson, Judith 43 WVoodcliff Rd., XVellesley Hills, Mass. Appel, Nancy 281 Ocean St., Lynn, Mass. Arenovski, Janet 26 North St., Hyannis, Mass. Bach, Patricia 128 Edmunds Rd., NVellesley Hills, Mass. Bachman, Phyllis 301 N. Second St., Allentown, Penna. Bailey, Betsy Ann The Moors, Falmouth, Mass. Bailly, Helene 228 Auburn St., Auburndale, Mass. Baine, Neva 85 Chestnut St., VVeston, Mass Baker, Mary 911 Arlington Rd., York, Penna. Ball, Fannie 36 Lawrence St., Gardner, Mass. Ballou, Janet 51 Livermore Rd., VVellesley Hills, Mass. Barker. Catherine Stonecroft, Bristol. Tenn. Bartlett, Susan l 829 VV. Michigan Ave., Lansing, Mich. Batchelder, Alice 85 Vklashington St., Keene, N. H. Beck, Joan 1765 Beacon St., Waban, Mass. Beebe, Shirley 179 Mill St., Haverhill, Mass. Beekley, Frances t 53 Westwood Rd., West Hartford. Lonn. Bentley, Alice 3422 Q St., N.W,, Washington. D. C. Benvenuti. Margaret 267 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. Biggers, Virginia 1034 VVoods Ave., Lancaster, Penna. Bintz, Dorothy 516 S. VVarren, Saginaw, Mich. Blumenthal, Joan 60 W'hetten Rd., VVest Hartford, Conn. Boardman, Patricia 175 Cliff Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Bogart, Barbara 130 Aycrigg Ave., Passaic, N. J. Boon, Virginia 334 Grove St., Montclair, N, J. Borntraeger, Anne 24 Livermore Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Bower, Nancy 2355 Blake Blvd. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Bowman, Brenda 215 E. 73rd St., New York, N. Y. Boylan, Marilyn 35 Old Colony Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Brennan, Bernice 33-34 166th St., Flushing, N. Y. Brink, Mary 34 Bailey Rd., Watertown, Mass. Brown, Beverly 9 Carstensen Rd.. Scarsdale, N. Y. Brown, Mary Elizabeth 219 Washington St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Brunson, Barbara 1410 Alberta Ave,, Key XVest, Fla. Brush, Marjorie 300 Gay St., Phoenixville, Penna. Burrough, Elizabeth 163 Beach Bluff Ave., Swampscott, Mass. Butler, Mary 1347 Summit Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Cabot, Elizabeth 653 Chestnut St., Needham, Mass. Canfield, Nancy 10 North Pl., Pleasantville, N, Y. Carey, Nancy Pond Rd., Wellesley, Mass. Cave, Patricia Centre St., Dover, Mass. Chambers, Doris Farm St., Dover, Mass, Chandler, Jane 62 Vista Ave., Auburndale, Mass. Chang, Kwai Jun 149 Benvenue St., Wellesley, Mass. Chaplin, Constance 45 Garden St., Boston, Mass. Clark. Molly Turtle Pond, Saranac Lake, N. Y. Clarke, Doris , 14 Oak St., Great Barrington, Mass. Clement, Elizabeth 108 E. 56th St., New York 22, N. Y. Cloutier, Diane 109 Edmunds Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Cobey, Anne Pine Orchard, Conn Coe, Joanne Litchfield, Conn. Cooper, Sandra Jean Y 316 Flower Ave., W., Watertown, N, Y . Coryell, Elizabeth 2200 Center Ave., Bay City, Mich. Cox, Margaret 79 Holland Rd., Brookline, Mass. Crapo, Janet West Jackson Street Pike, Muncie, Ind. Cross, Mallory 436 Westover Rd., Kansas City, Mo. Curry, Ann 401 College Hill, Decatur, Ill. Curtis, Cornelia 131 Brook St., VVellesley, Mass. Darr, Ann Blind Brook Lodge, Rye, N. Y. Davis, Joan 210 E. 68th St., New York, N. Y. de la Vergne, Jeanne 307 Clinton Ave., Kingston, N. Y. DeLong, Emmajanc R. D. Mohnton, Penna. Denkert Beverly 302 S. Melcher St., Johnstown, N. Y. Dignan, Nancy 32 Hodge Rd., Princeton, N. J. Doane, Barbara Hyannis, Mass. Doran, Dale 75 Fairbanks Ave., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Dowse, Nancy Main St., Sherborn, Mass. Drake, Barbara 304 Otis St., VVest Newton, Mass. Duemler, Carol 61 Brush Hill Rd., Newton Highlands, Mass. Dunn, Patricia 2309 Mickelthwaite Rd., Portsmouth, Ohio Edgehill, Nancy 93 Abbott Rd., VVel1esley Hills, Mass. English, Nancy Grove St., XVellesley, Mass. Erskine, Lorraine River Rd., Eliot, Maine Evans, Dorothy 16 Alden Rd., W'ellesley Hills, Mass. Exiner, Peggy Lou 12 Marvin Rd., XYellesley, Mass. Farnham, Sue Q 24 Hillside Ave., Millburn, N. J. Felton, Jane -4R.F.D. 3, Manchester, N. H. Plncke, Elizabeth Nearwater Lane, Noroton, Conn. Fisher, Marilyn 4 Hovey St,, Gloucester, Mass. Flanagan, Barbara 4 Forest St., New Britain, Conn. Fletcher, Grace 600 State Ave., Alpena, Mich. Forman, Diane Kitchawan, N. Y. Forte, Virginia 346 Marsh St., Belmont, Mass. Foster, Mary Jane I 23799 Lyman Cir., Shaker Heights, Oluu Fowler, Clara 46 Hawthorn Rd., Brookline, Mass. Freeman, Marie G PorterMHill, clgliddlebury, Conn. ames, ary ay , 68 Knickerbocker Rd., Tenafly, N- I-. 0-0 E' 5 Arthur Garland, Virginia I 107 Court St., Bangor, Maine Garrison, Emily i North Compo Rd., VVestport, Conn. Gerber, Patricia l Box 1004, Mexico City, Mexico Gerow, Chiane 2324 N. E. Regents Drive, Portland, Ore. Gildemeister, Sabina Ave Pardo 400, Lima, Peru Godolphin, Jeanne 76 Alexander St., Princeton, N. J. Goff, Janet 37 Converse Ave., Newton, Mass. Graves, Elizabeth Weed St., New Canaan, Conn. Gunn, Dana 12 Longfellow Lane, Little Rock, Ark- Hackett, Sally I 38 Woodcliff Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Hal', Barbara 4 18 VVoodcliff Rd., XVellesley Hills, Mass. Hamilton, Esther R.F.D. 1, Brattleboro, Vt. Hamlen, Catherine Woods End, Dover, Mass. Harrington, Victoria Main St., Southborough, Mass. Harris, Alta Mae 709 S. Pitt St., Alexandria, Va. Hart, Jacqueline V 45 Randolph Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Hartshorne, Penelope 168 Park St.. East Orange, N. .T- Henninger, Nancy 229 N. Fifth St., Readinll, Pa. Heywood, Persis 4 John St., XVestboro, Mass. Hicks, Joan ' Stony Brook Farms, Pennington, N. I. Hill, Marian - R.F.D. 4, Portland, Maine Hilton, Anne 61 Pearl St., Leominster, Mass. Holman, Gale Old Greenwich, Conn. Holt, Martha 56 Bowdoin St,, Portland, Maine Hovestad, Jean 120 Ridgeway Rd., YVestorl, Mass. Hoving, Petrea v 340 East 72nd St., New York, N. Y. Howe, Ruth 31 Forest St., New Britain, Conn. Hudson, Jean U.S. Naval Hosoital, Chelsea, Mass.-Quarters D Huntington, Elizabeth 25 Kenilworth Rd., VVellesley, Mass. Hurlbut, Jean 1362 Pelhamdale Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. Mac Isaacs, Elinor 760 Montclair Drive, Lexington, Ky Jackson, Jane P. O. Box 499, Greenwich, Conn. Jenks, Averill V 10 Kirkland Cir., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Johns, Dorothy High Farms Rd., Glen Head, Long Island, Johnston, Elizabeth Longview Farm, Cooperstown, N. Y. Keely, Annabel - 642 Broadway, Milton, Penna. Kenway, Diana North St., Greenwich, Conn. Kerr, Eunice 380 Ryder Rd., Manhasset, Long Island, N, Kidd, Elizabeth 69 Pleasant St., Marblehead, Mass. Kimball, Abigail 79 Carpenter St., Foxboro, Mass. Kindig, Mary Jo 243 E. Market St., York, Penna. King, Mary 1208 Market St., Parkersburg, W. Va. King. Merita River St., Norwell, Mass. Kingsbury, Jean 17 Spruce Cir., Westfield, Mass. Kneller, Linnea 24 Atwood St,, Wellesley, Mass. Krull, Ida May 140 West Main St., Westboro, Mass. Krum, Marily , X , 918 N. Alpine Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. Lachmund, Jane V 3612 E. Third St., Duluth, Minn. Laineyer, Louise 31 John St., Providence, R. I. Lamson, Nancy , 18 Saunders Terr., Wellesley Hills, Mass, Landis, Lorna Headquarters, Camp Shanks, N. Y. Lawton, Julie . 14 Leonard Ave., Newtonville, Mass. Lishon, Polly U 54 Sheffield Rd., Newtonville, Mass. Lowis, Lallie Lee 15 lngraham Rd., NVellesley, Mass. Luley, Sharon 200 W, 57th St., New York, N. Y. Lyne, Susan 130 Beacon St., Chestnut Hill, Mass. MacNeil. Elizabeth - 45 Sheffield Rd.. Newtonville, Mass, Mathewson, Marjorie Durham, Conn. Mattern, Jean 21 Woodland Rd., Sewickley, Penna. Matthies, Roberta 28 Pearl St., Seymour, Conn. McCormick, Barbara I - 1500 Sheridan Rd., Menominee, Mich. McCoy, Jean 9 Homestead St., Waban, Mass. McCoy, Joanne 9 Homestead St., Waban, Mass. McDougall, Margaret 28 Garden Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. McEwen, Joan Bauk Hame, Woodstock, Vt McEwen, Margaret Bank Hame, Woodstock, Vt McKee, Marcia 25 Lowell Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass, Metzger, Jean 51 Martin Rd, Cambridge, Mass. Mills, Augusta 630 E. Gansevoort St., Little Falls, N. Y. Mitchell, Mary 12 Lenox Pl., Middletown, N. Y. Mooney, Patr'cia 721 Highland Ave., Fall River, Mass. Moore, Meredith N. Y. Y. 1445 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington, Mass. Morrill, Mary 157 Edmunds Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass Morrison, Ellen 102 High St., Elkins, NV. Va. Morrison, Nancy 117 Abbott Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Munro, Nancy 1784 Beacon St , VVaban, Mass. Murphey, Myram 260 N. Oak Crest, Decatur, lll. 84 Nielson, Joan 60 Montvale Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. Nowell, Natalie 2325 Dwight VVay, Stockton, Calif. Ordway, Alexandra 523 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Ordway, Mary Pond 523 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Orr, Joan 42 Forest St., Worcester, Mass. Palmer, Diane 62 Woodcliff Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Patrick, Sally 74 Overlake Pk., Burlington, Vt. Penrose, Frances Devon, Penna. Perkins, Nancy 1508 Reading Blvd., NVyoinissing, Penna. Pettengill, Dorothy 56 Nehoiden Rd., XVaban, Mass. Poindexter, Suzanne North Main St., Essex, Conn. Price, Carol 186 Waban Ave., Waban, Mass. Quarles, Barbara 121 Glen Rd., Wellesley Farms, MESS. Quinn, Pauline Wakefield Hill, West Warwick, R. l. Raub, Catherine 1616 Adams Ave.. Scranton, Penna. Redington, Hope 17 E. 95th St., New York, N. Y. Reeves, Barbara 333 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Resor, Susan 'Cross Rd., Tokeneke, Darien, COHH. Rice, Cynthia .839 Elm St., Manchester, N. H. Rmke, Janet .4 Quintard Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn. Ripley. Cornelia 419 Eaton Ct., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Rising, Virginia 53 Hundreds Cir., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Robinson, Jean 1318 Linden St., Allentown, Penna. Roe, Bernice Box 816, Lansing, Mich. Ross, Dorothy 418 Easton Ave., Geneva, lll. Rowe, Nancy Butlers Island, Darien, Conn. Rlllpel. Nathalic Lainulos Ranch, Piru, Calif. Rubel, Shirley Q Lamulos Ranch, Piru, Calif. Sanderson, Jean 900 Bristol Avc., Stockton. Calif. Sanger, Jane i 19 XVoodridge Rd., VVellesley, Mass. Sarris, Evthokia 110 Dana St., Amherst, Mass. Sayre, Jean . 264 N. Drexel Ave., Columbus, Ohio Schilling, Nancy 720 Sassafras St., Erie, Penna. Schine, Dorene 144 Prospect Ave., Gloversville, N. Y. Scott, Maile Wire Mill Rd., Stamford, Conn. Seidner, Muriel Watch Hill Rd., NVesterly, R. I. Sheldrake, Nancy 494 Worcester St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Shellabarger, Anne 1 Montgomery Pl., Decatur, lll. Shellabarger, Helen 1 Montgomery Pl., Decatur, lll. Shellabarger, Mary 1 Montgomery Pl., Decatur, Ill, Shippee, Audrey 67 Grange Ave., Red Bank, N. J. Shurtleff, Nancy 1182 Cedar Ave., Elgin, lll. Sillcox, Edith 519 Washington St., Watertown, N. Y. Sisson, Carol 27 Hamlin Rd., Newton- Centre, Mass. Smart, Ethel 903 West Sth Ave., Pine Bluff, Ark. Smith, Deborah Cragswold Apts., Scarsdale, N. Y. Smith, Nancy 20 Mostyn St., Swainpscott, Mass. e 'lLW5 Smith, Peggy 70 Edgerton St., Rutland, Vt. Spring, Patricia 6 Maple Ave., Franklinville, N. Y, nne St. Clair, A 2116 Reid Ave., Bluefield, W. Va. Stearns, Amelia 18 Hillside Rd.. Wellesley Hills, Mass. Stedfast, Joyce 38 Old Colony Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Stephenson, Mary K. 108 S. Hawthorne Rd., Duluth, Minn. Stetler, Eleanor Jo 43 Garretson Rd., White Plains, N. Y. Stewart, Audrey Cream Hill, Shoreham, Vt. Straw, Sally 482 N. River Rd., Manchester, N. H. Sturges, Cary 50 Westcott Rd., Princeton, N. J. Sullivan, Julia Ann 669 W. Chestnut St., Lancaster, Penna. Sun, Rose c-o Chinese Embassy, Ottawa, Canada Sweeney, Sheila 12 Valentine St., West Newton, Mass. Taft, Nancy 15 DeWitt Dr., Sidney, N. Y. Tallman, Sally 2200 McGregor Blvd., Ft. Myers, Fla. Thayer, Mary Ann 489 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I. Thompson, Audrey American Consulate, Bridgetown, Barbados, B. W. I. Thompson, Sally Melrose, Conn. Thorndike, Mary E. Dedham St., Dover, Mass. Traylor, Margaret 41 Chestnut St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Tuttle, Anne 7 Denton Rd., Wellesley, Mass. Twitchell, Ann 166 East 71st St., New York, N. Y. 6,124,- Underhill, Mary E. 153 W. Sth St., Erie, Penna. Valldejuly, Nayda 118 Reina St., Ponce, Puerto Rico Van Hise, Marie 59 Grand Ave., Middletown, N. Y. Vance, Joanne 588 Lincoln Rd., New Britain, Conn. VandenBerg, Marianne 2933 Bormell Rd., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Vickery, Ann , 9 Overhill Rd., Natick, Mass. Vinal, Jane 28 Rockland St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. W'akelee, Shirley 40 Oakland Rd., Maplewood, N. J. Warner, Suzanne Normandy Apts., Box 1706, Carmel, Calif. Weber, Mildred 13 Kingston Rd., Scarsdale. N. Y, YVeisser, Sue 85 Maple Dr., Great Neck, N. Y. Wells, Frances Eastford Rd., Southbridge, Mass. Westphal, Edith 35 Emerson Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. VVhelden, Roxane 118 Merriweather Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. Wilkens, Marjorie 37 Taunton Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Wilkinson, Peggy 292 Clinton Rd., Brookline, Mass. Woelfel, Suzanne 5 Summit St., Peabody, Mass. Wol', jane Babson Park, Mass. Woolworth, Sylvia 1 Jackson Dr., Lancaster, Penna. Wyman, Elizabeth 11 Arnold Rd., Wellesley, Mass. Young, Marjorie 37 Fiske Rd., VVellesley Hills, Mass. ,i A Ld-d ,Q 1 f - el' 46 ,ikfffocfff ,f',.,,4-, 7- L-Zh ' ELI' 5 f ' jr! f VCC' L' , 1 '- . Mo 7' f ' ' , . ...- - ZZ-4 - - .I 1 Z' yr at H , bw AA! Q J , AC fo ' Z l I O lflfrtf 'lr- P -'L' 441 . -in f 7 'I'-ru. ' P A fs-A-0 ,-7, ,Z AI h a .V ' V 4' ' cle .. . 1 I .M - . U4 .7 'Q Z atb W L I I 1 M 9,4134 A-'G . 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'K 1 ...Nato . ,qw DIEHL'S DEPENDABLE DELIVERIES N 1 Collupy and Collupy '-'w.-.Q Q Since Incorporated H LCl'5V,.,,.kak 3 W E L LE S LE Y Wholesale Fish Merchants 1, fix X I and -BLUE SEA BRAND- ,W 1 its neighboring towns 140 Atlantic Ave. BOSTON, MASS. N,.eR Tel. CAPitol 0366-0367-0363 S 1 have been served V, , I by Y! E. EDEERING CO.,1.,C. HTJ 9 D I E H L S Dealers in 1 F. 1. xx 1 Geal Fuel Oil Lumber Grain 'nest Qua ity K, 1 Coke Range Oil Materials Hay Butter, Cheese and Eggs K. 1 Weed Gasoline Paint Fertilizer zz-24 FANEUIL HALL MARKET kk l BOSTON, MASS. Me 1876 F. DIEHL 81 SON, Inc. 1945 Telephones, CAPitOI 4478-4479 ' j 59:1 . ..ffx' ' ff I My 2. bl! 'J' cf ag 94 V , ' C3131 is GNL! ,J I PN 5' V153 no, cf? 1:5 4 ff 'E 5' x-fic V170-5. If-17' 'I 'J 41.0, C OX 5, .M ' X37 jj yy L I br' EE, I .'j,'J!xf 'p Z' .V 'G F1 ZA: . N, 1 inf .yr J, 19' cj jf CS, . x.X . Q . ,J ,VJ '35 'S Lg. 9791, Gmc! if -if 9? 'c4' ' S1 my 49' 6' riff ef 527 fr? Jffi 1- . 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' Q . px -NL ,E iw!! qi: , K it fhofows, me meme, Q ODQCQXS QCTN: 9520A Qkoci 5 rj f33'Le'C'-Ll OCP- Y-- Camplimenff of The Glendale Coal Company The 1945 FOCUS Staff gratefully acknowledges the invaluable assistance of Mr. Edward English of the Pilgrim Photo- engraving Company. '1'7ae Dana AIUITIITBC Fllfld Alumnae are dedicating themselves with ever increasing devotion to the service of Dana Hall. As a symbol of your enduring faith in your school, the opportunity to share in its post-war building proj- ect is given to each of you-to make nevv buildings, in very truth, a gift to Dana Hall from All Dana Hall Alumnae A A mtl Eng: V AN-ggillav. Pness EIZlI Ll-X V X-l,g The Inrigne of ,Qniilizy Printing For nearly a century and a half The Andover Press has been a leader in producing Well-printed books. Despite War-time restrictions, every effort is being made to maintain the reputation for quality printing and personal cooper- ation built up over this long period. 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