Fassifern School - Sapphire Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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l'H'.vf l'0'IU.' ,lnAnnc' lurlwzilvls, Ami NL'll4ll7l'fL'l', ,lzicqiieliric xYL'lI', jc-im l'2ll4lNKl'll, llouiglzis Rolnnsruu, ll2lI'llIll'Zl Cook, Sally llzirl, Avery lJI'EllU.fl1U!l, Nancy Stcrclii, l.ym'ttC Agostini, Glenn Nlzlry li!'2ll'Ifll11. .Srrmnl run- Pat lXloore, Mary louise lflzigu, Mrs. NlZl4lL'lf'l!lQ Tziylor, l,ilrlry lioulcs, filurin l.e-wis. Ylrirrl run IXIIII Jewell, jenn l.c:iel1, Hzli'l1:li':t Stritc, Ffanccl Ellinor, Bill'lJZi!'l1 Tomlinson, XlZlI'Zll.jI11I Myers, ixllll lixercit, Mary julni-soil. THE MUSHZ BLUE OFFICERS ELIsABE'1'H ANN Bowuss lJFE'.SliCl6l'Il MARY Louise FLAGG , Vice-Presidem GLORIA LEWIS ,. .Sxecrelary PATRICIA MOORE , . , Treasurer MRS. MADELEINE TAYLOR Sponsor Through a series of recitals and chapel programs, given in addition to the regular meetings, the Music Club endeavored to instill a deeper appreciation of good music in all the students. Its success was evident when on Saturday and Sunday evenings various groups could be found listening to classical records or enjoying their own playing and singing. Page Forza-seven

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.Sii'rrN'4lA' Hairy l,UlllSL' Flztgg, Joan Zageir, llzirlmzira Tcmtlinstn J fl , lorothy Foster, Siiitor fllmpniuii, Kzitherixie Stvivr, ,lzmc cllllll1llU1l'IZiTI'I. .slffllfflil-llff.' filorin Lewis, Lucy Cunningham, Bzirlvzira Stritc, Lois I't-rmcll, Avery lJi'ziu1.:l1oi1, Pat Grzilizmm, Mary l,Jel,:um, ,lane jzilifv, Ginger Williams, Mrs. Smith VVilson, Milclrefl llzxll, Sue Tllomzns, Anne lirzxiighon, janet lllolzmfl, Libby Bowles, Deirdre Jones. THE DH TIE EL B OFFICERS KATHERINE SEVIER ,... ..... P resident ELISABETH ANN BOWLES . A A A .Vice-Presidenz JANE CUNNINGHAM .... ,Secretary SUITOR CHAPMAN . . A A ,Treasurer MRS. SMITH WILSON . . A Sponsor With the nrst meeting of the year the dramatic club set the pattern for its year's project-to create in its members, through a knowledge of the history of theatre in America, a new interest in the rising American theatre. In addi- tion to interesting programs, the club presented a three-act play, Brief Music, in the late fall and a series of clever one-act plays during the spring. Not only were the girls given a chance to exhibit their acting ability, but they learned the art of make-up and stage-craft, Page Forty-six

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,S4I'!lfI'l1f Jane iiravcs. Dorothy llailcy, lilczmor Furs-nuzm, Ann Everett, Anne Sabine, Barbara Jeffreys, Anne Hraithwztitc. .S'1'clr1ri1'11g1: Mary Lou Shocinziker, Nancy Smith, Miss Eliszihctll Searcy, Mary lJel.ano, l3:trlrz11'41 'l'omlinson. THE SHETEH ELUB OFFICERS MARY DELANO , , .... President NANCY SMITH ...... . . .Vice-President BARBARA TOMLINSON . ...,4 Secretary MARY Lou SHOEMAKER , . . . .Treasurer Miss ELISABETH SEARCY . . . , .Sponsor The special art students conducted a series of chapel programs and held exhibitions of their own work, as well as that of noted artists. Their greatest enthusiasm, however, was reserved for the murals with which they enlivened the lower hall of Cameron. Page Forty-eight