Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Mary Robinson Secretary of the Senior Class As someone has said, Mary is the Usunshine of the school. If you knew Ma1'y as we do, you would realize that she has a very winning personality, and makes very, very good use of her smile, which never seems to fade. And if you want something done, well, Mary's right there, always sweet and unselfish, ready to help. Mary is a natural born sport, and goes out for every activity. She has always been a loyal supporter of the basketball teams, and this year she made a very capable guard. Mary is a laurel winning artist, too, if you'll just notice the drawings in this annual. This year Mary was made art editor. And when it comes to dramatics or expression of any sort, Mary just canlt be beat. Her general popularity is shown by the fact that she was elected Secretary of the Senior Class. If Mary goes to Sweet Briar, as she is planning, we know that she will make herself known there as she has in G. P. S., not only in the school activities, but in the hearts of the students as well. C141

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Phoebe Marchbanks President of the Senior Class Phoebe joined the ranks of the once-called terrors in the Eighth Grade, and ably assisted us in keeping up our rep, acquired in the Seventh Grade. Phoebe was an actress in those days, taking leads in our stupendous productions, but by the time of her Sophomore year she had become a director and directed the Sophomore Party. QOf course, you donlt rememberj. In her Junior year, l hoebe again gained laurels hw hancHing the refreshnaents of that n1en1orable Junior Night. Phoebe was by popular vote the prettiest girl in school this year, and she well deserves the title. Because of her general popularity and efficiency, she was also elected president of that Most Hi 0rder, the Senior Class. Beau- tiful and Brilliant, that's Phoebe. She is a flash at basketball, and, in addition to the class teams, she has made the varsity for the last two years. Phoebe leaves us to attend either Sophia Newcomb or a travel school. Bon voyage, Pete, C131

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Mary R. Allen Voted the best all around of 175 girls, Mary certainly lives up to the reputation. Ever since Mary came to G. P. S. in her freshman year, she has captured everyone udth her dehgbtfuHy outmanding permmnahty. fXn cxceHent student without being a grind: that's Mary. Lessons never seem to bother her, she always' has them, but when she gets them nobody knows. Mary has won many laurels in dramatics, especially in the last animal board play, when she fairly took the house by storm. She's a Hiking Club member of long standing and last year Mary was activities editor of the annual. She says she wants to be a business lady and, as editor-in-chief of the Kaleido- scope, she has given us ample proof of her Hne business and executive ability. Mary is planning to go to Wellesley next year. VVe need not wish her success there-that goes without saying--Wellesley is second only to G. P. S. in luck. 1159