Ferry Hall School - Ferry Tales Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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N x Aft .11 ' x . i H- -xl' I V 2 1 X ti gy P4 L O . V W 1 ry M, . f 1 If ,J Qt- ,v 'l MJ lt if iu!,fjfuNiotRi cl LLEGE GRADUATES N X ltr 5 I , s 54 www wggf' tffg .. cy' X X. 0,5 ff! CAROLYN ELESE BAYNE Shawnee, Olclahoma Lastsummerlflesewentwayout to Yellowstone National Parlm to get a job for the vacation days. She came baclc with a pair of cowboy boots, the envy of the crowd, and with such glowing accounts of her summer that we suspect a romantic interest in her life. But she lceeps pretty still about herself. She is, however, quiclc to defend her home state, Qlclahoma, even its summer climate. Then why the western trip. l-ler chief interest is in designing clothes and she lfnows how to set off her own good points. ELEANOR CHADDOCK North Muskegon, Michigan Eleanor is always well-groomed and imma- culate in dress. Beneath her quiet and reserve is a nice sense of humor which shows itself in the drawings she lilfes to malce, using her class- mates as subjects. When she has finished her studying Cwhich she talces quite seriouslyb she is something ofa practical jolcer. She has acquired a lot of useful lcnowledge on various subjects from coolcing to bird calls, all of which she will probably need if she follows her chosen career of lcindergarten teacher. DOROTHY EDWARDS Grosse Pointe, Michigan Being the class president, Dot has to carry a lot of responsibility for us. She has the lcind of good sense and practical judgment that makes us lean on her. So thin that two hands could encircle her waist, she still is our best hocltey and baslcetball player. Dorothy is worlcing hard at her home economics courses hoping to get a real position next year in a dress shop. She can malce beautiful clothes for herself. And how she does love her afternoon teal Thats the English in her.