Fassifern School - Sapphire Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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SCRIBBLERS OFFICERS WINNIliRED CLOVER . ,..,...,., . .. President MARY RYAN A.A........ .,.. S ecrelary Miss MARGARET BULL . . . . . Sponsor MRS. JESSIE P. LEAKE . . ......... . . .Sponsor MEMBERS SUE BARTON ROBERTA MAYBANK JANET SIMPSON CAROLYN HASSELL MARJORIE MooRE ANNE TILTON September found only three old members, Mary, Winnifred, and Janet, to hold up the traditions of Scribblers. Soon try-outs were held, and six new members were taken in. We meet every other Tuesday, except when we are prevented by such unavoidable things as the Hu epidemic, and delight in reading our own original pieces of prose and poetry to a sympathetic audience. The refreshments which the members take turns in serving add substantially to the joys of our meetings. Page Thirty-three

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BETSY FLEMING .V.. DOROTHY COPELAND MARY RYAN ...,.Y Miss JEANNE COYNE BETTY BRYAN WINNIERED CLOVER MARGARET FLOYD ART CLUB OFFICERS MEMBERS JULIA GREENWOOD DOROTHA LAEL BETTS MABREY PATSY MACK . . ,President . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer . , .Sponsor MARY ELIZABETH POWE NOIQAH ELLEN RUCKER JEAN SUSSMAN In September, we, the members of the Art Club, found that the nine seniors who had graduated last June made a noticeable difference to our club. We welcomed the eleven new members with Open arms. ln November our outside activities started with the backdrop for the senior stunt. Qsee p. 225. Our Christmas table party was our special joy, Work for the annual began in February. Posters for plays, for the Jitterbug Contest, and for the Junior Carnival took up some of our spare time. Our Hnal meeting was the Com- mencement Art Tea, after which our friends viewed the exhibition which showed our accomplishments for the year. Page Thirty-two

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VESPER CABINET OFFICERS PAT WARNER , , .,....A.... A..., P resident DOROTHY COOK . . , . .Vice-President JANET SIMPSON . . .A., Secretary DORTHA LAEL .,A...... .... T reasurer MRs. JEAN TTIILLHOUSE , i . . .....A.,. . . .Sponsor MEMBERS SARAH BOWEN MARGARET A. GOODWIN ESTIQLLE BORJES NANCY HELMS LOWRY PORTIS CUNNINGHAM MARY 'RYAN BETSY PLEMING MARY ELIZABETH SMITH The Vesper Cabinet had an impressive installation service the Hrst Sunday of the school year. Pat Warner was installed as president, and Portis Cunning- ham, Sarah Bowen, Nancy Helms Lowry, Dortha Lael, and Mary Elizabeth Smith took their place as new members. Our activities for the year included a tea, Thanksgiving boxes for some poor families, the Christmas tree and boxes of toys for the children of the Tiger home mission school, and the lovely Christmas pageant. In addition to these usual activities, we bought clothes for Mrs. Stegall to give to the African children, and we contributed 525.00 to the work in Africa. The Vesper Cabinet brought its year's work to a close with its usual final candlelight service. Page Thirty-four