Ellis School - Ellisian Fields Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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CLASS FRESHMAN X

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TI-IE SOPHOMORE ROLL CALL Pat skates, And often datesg Marie Louise, We love to teaseg Eleanor's fair, With curly hairg Helen Lee Falls with gleeg Margie Hashes Her curled eyelashesg Lulu sings, Does many thingsg Clara Hun- Is lots of fung Gee Gee's nose Goes up at proseg Sammie wins Our hearts with grinsg Pee Wee's neat, W'ith voice discreetg Joanne loves To put on glovesg Gretchen's thin But, oh! what vim! Suzanne goes To all the showsg Shanny prances To many dancesg Wilson's short, Is good at sportg Phoebe tries To save her eyesg Cunie mushes Over crushesg This is the call Of Sophomores all! M. MCC. T'Wfm3 -M0511 ELLISIAN FIELDS

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Twent THE FRESI-IMEN MARILYN ANDERSON is as nice as nice can be. She wants to be a nurse, but we think she'll end up with P. D. in the church. MARIAN BABCOCK is very obliging. She wants to be an organistg we think she will run a vegetable stand. POLLY BICKEL is now too, too crazy about you know what. She wants to be a typ- ical housewife, but we think shefll be a tight-rope walker. BETTY BROWN is an unforgettable girl. She wants to be a glamour girl, but we think she'll spend her life hunting white elephants. ELLEN BUCHANAN is a screwy duck. She wants to be a nurse, we think she hasn't the patience. ANN FAIR is a brilliant student, and art work is what she wants to major in when older. She'll probably be a stenographer. ALINE FOSTER is an all-around friend. She wants to be a psychologist, but she will no doubt be a chaperon at West Point. MARY GELLATLY is chubby and pretty. She wants to be a trapeze performer-will probably be a Sally Rand. PA'r'rY GILLESPIE is now ever forgetful. She wants to be a great singer, but we foresee her as a prosperous model. ,GEORGIANNA GILLILAND is a quiet girl. She wants! to be a fan dancer, but we think she will be a radio commentator. CAROL HARDY, with those dreamy eyes, wants to pose for pictures-will probably take up modeling for fine millinery. BECKY HA1'ES is a scatterbrain. She thinks she'll be a missionary in Java, but we think she'll domesticate koala teddy bears. CAROL HAYS is an animal lover. When over twenty-one she'll train cats fso she saysj. She'll probably end up as a fan dancer. SUSIE HAYS, the class' star rider, expects to be a breeder of horses and dogs. We, how- ever, firmly believe she will end up as the star performer at the Greasy Spoon. JACKIE HEPERLING is now a hilarious student. She will probably become a Latin teacher, but wants to be a housewife. ELSIE HILLIARD is, at present, chatterative g but when older, we see her as a well-paid crooner over the radio. She aspires to be a Metropolitan Opera star. y-nine AUDREY HILLMAN is one of those Flora Dorasf' She wants to be an aviatrix, but the class think she'll be The Matron of the Gay Divorceesf' VIRGILIA INGRAM is a smart, nice girl. She wants to be an interior decorator, but sheill probably help entertain soldiers at the front. JANET KETCI-IUM is now a studious pupil. She wants to be a kindergarten teacher, but we picture her as the man-hunter who al- ways gets her man. JoY KINNEMAN is quick on the trigger. She wants to be a storekeeperg we think she'll be a member of the Saucy Sisters' Semi- annual Sewing Circle. NANCY LIST is a scatterbrain who wants to be a business woman. She will probably be a mother with ten kids. MARCIE MCCAI-'FREY is very vague. Although she wants to be a Betty Co-ed, we prophesy that she'll be a demure chaperon at Shadyside dances. JACKIE MERCER is always giggling. She wants to be a nursery-school teacher, but will un- doubtedly be the wife of a minister. ISABELLE MILLER, who is thin and small. would like to be thin but tall. Perhaps she'll be short and fat. ANN RAYMOND now is a fickle flapper. She de- sires to be a fashion designer, but we pic- ture her as grabbing a sixth husband. STELLA REINEMAN is a day-dreamer. She would like to be a nurse, but will probably be an aviatrix. JANE ROBINSON is one who dreams of her great ambition to be an artist, but we see nothing more exciting for Jane than paint- ing the kitchen chairs. ELEANOR ROWAN is a serious girl who wants to be a loving wife. We think, Can it be so? DOROTHY SHEPARD is now a miraculous stu- dent. She wants to be a sales girl in a dress shop, but we see her knitting for the Red Cross. PA'r'rY SIAERRARD is now a daring young blonde. She lS going to be a Sunday School teacher, although she wants to be a detective. DOROTHY JAYNE SMART is a swell companion. She aspires to be a debutante, but will probably run a Chinese laundry. ELLISIAN FIELDS R I