Faulkner School for Girls - Kismet Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ANN DECKER Freshman President of Class, Philanthropic Commit- tee, F.A.A., Class Basketball, Year Book Board, Mrs. Goodrich in “I Know George Washington.” Sophomore Student Government Council, Kappa Lambda Epsilon, Assistant Business Manager of Year Book, F.A.A., Philanthropic Commit- tee. Junior Business Manager of Year Book, Order Committee, Kappa Lambda Epsilon, F.A.A. Senior Editor of Year Book, Kappa Lambda Epsi- lon, Treasurer of F.A.A., Co-Chairman Social Committee, Green Volleyball Team. “Enthusiasm is the breath of genius.” Crash! Bang! Boom! That’s just Ann, dignified Editor of the Year Book, falling downstairs. But you can’t keep a good man down. Ann is our shining light in Kappa Lambda Epsilon. Despite her studious en- deavor she shines as the Co-Chairman of the Social Committee. Her subtle humor and passion for Art History, although an odd combination, gives her a distinctive personality. MARION JERNBERG Freshman Tardiness Committee, Athletic Representa- tive, F.A.A., Class Basketball, Sub on Green Hockey Team, Elaine in ‘‘Fourteen.” Sophomore Kappa Lambda Epsilon, F.A.A., Numerals, Secretary-Treasurer of Class, Green Hockey Team, Class Basketball, Sub on Green Basket- ball, Dress and Appearance Committee, Nym in ““The Merry Wives of Windsor.” Junior Dress and Appearance Committee, Kappa Lambda Epsilon, F.A.A., Green Hockey Team, Green and School Volleyball, Green and School Basketball, Captain Class Basketball, Small and Large F, Year Book Board. Senior Chairman of Dress and Appearance Com- mittee, President of F.A.A., Green and School Hockey Teams, Green and School Volleyball, Co-Editor of Athletics in Year Book, Kappa Lambda Epsilon. “When Youth and Pleasure meet To chase the glowing hours with flying feet.” Whee-ee-ee! goes the whistle, for another goal has been made. Who made it? Why Marion, our hockey star, of course. Not only does she stand out in hockey, but in spite of tearful exclamations, “I know I failed,” has managed to remain on Kappa Lambda Epsilon so far this year. Her most serious worries are her freckles and her blush, but no one else minds them. Good luck to you, Marion!

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Page 10 BE siey CHBINEN, Freshman Order Committee, Vice-President of Class, F.A.A., Class Basketball Team, School Hockey Team, Numerals, Gypsy in “Tents of the Arab.” Sophomore President of Class, Kappa Lambda Epsilon, Year Book Board, Class Basketball, School and White Hockey Teams, Order Committee, F.A. A., Simple in “The Merry Wives of Wind- SObem Junior Ferry Hall. Senior Vice-President of Class, Chairman of Order Committee, Literary Editor of Year Book, Kappa Lambda Epzilon, White and School Volleyball Teams, F.A.A. “None knew her but to love her, nor named thee but to praise.” The ever vivacious Betty is back with us after a year’s absence, taking charge of the Order Committee. Her infectious giggle is the comic relief in French class. The young- ster of our esteemed class is, however, a cheerful student and a born athlete. Her polka dance is a subject of much animated conversation. PHYLLIS CUMMINS Freshman Social Committee, Secretary of Class, Class Basketball, F.A.A., Mahala in “I Know George Washington.” Sophomore Vice-President of Class, Kappa Lambda Epsilon, F.A.A., Numerals, White Hockey Team, Class Basketball Team, Social Commit- tee, Rugby in “The Merry Wives of Wind- sor.’ Junior President of Class, Social Committee, Philanthropic Committee, Student Govern- ment Council, Year Book Board, Kappa Lambda Epsilon, F.A.A., Sub on White Vol- leyball and White Basketbal® Teams, Class Basketball, School Basketball Team. Senior President of Class, Student Government Council, Kappa Lambda Epsilon, Co-Chair- man of Social Committee, Vice-President of Philanthropic Club, White and School Hockey Teams, White and School Volleyball Teams, Big F, Senior Editor of Year Book, F.A.A. “Ambition has no rest.” Having spent thirteen years in our Alma Mater, Phyl is just what we all wish we were —a typical Faulknerite. Her dependability and sense of responsibility are well known to all—and those Senior Class meetings over which she sternly presides are pictures of law and order! In keeping with the rest of the class, all of whom have numerous virtues, Phyl excels in scholarship, philanthropic work, and you should see her on a hockey field! With Ann she has made the Social Committee par- ties the best we’ve ever had.

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Page 12 BOBETTE MAYER Freshman Tardiness Committee, F.A.A., Class Basket- ball, King in “Tents of the Arabs.” Sophomore Tardiness Committee, F.A.A., Numerals, Fenton in “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” Junior Tardiness Committee, F.A.A., Class Bas- ketball. Senior Chairman of Tardiness Committee, Secre- tary of Student Government, Year Book Board, F.A.A. “She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant, too, to think on.” “Senior Chapel next week”—all eyes turn to Bobbe—once in about eight weeks she stops being lazy and writes something which some people call “clever.” The witty Chair- man of the Tardiness Committee and Keeper of the notes for Student Government, besides being the most sophisticated Senior, which is not saying much to be sure (no harm meant, Bobbe), is the bane of Miss Jones’ existence. Her unusual witticisms keep the Seniors in stitches; and what would French IV be with- out her? Ask Madame. MARJORIE VON HERMANN Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Hyde Park High School. Senior Chairman of Music Committee, Year Book Board, Vice-President of F.A.A., School Hockey Team, F.A.A. “How far that little candle throws its beams.’ She’s little, but Oh my! Her ‘Oxfords’ give her that inexplicable air which, some- how, in spite of her lack of height, seems to give her dignity. Her flare for art has come in very handy in the Year Book. She shines not only in Vergil but also in math. Look at her ““A’s” in math exams! What a girl! JEANNE GREIST Entered February 1st from Parker High School.