Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Nancy Dragoo Cf the favored by Mother Nature, with a face that could launch a thousand ships, Nancy has It, and best of all, doesn't know it, and wouldn't care if she did. She was voted the most neatly dressed girl in school this year, which means that garments consider it an honor to be worn by her. She reminds one of an old Southern belle, demure, piquant, not wistful, but capable of making all males so. Miss Dragoo is one of the main reasons why not all gentlemen prefer blondes. She studies on thc union-hour plan, no more than just so much, but nevertheless she always gets good grades. She is athletic when she wants to be, but how Nancy ahhors walking and gym l This write-up sounds like What the Modern Girl Ought to Be, but then, Nancy is one of these charming people. 1193

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Evelyn Carter From over the rixer, Evelyn came to join our turbulent tribe. She quietly helped us restrahi our resuve Sophcunore spnig so that nmnv xve are dignihed but still gay seniors. Evelyn has a ready smile and is always amiable. Her quiet voice gives no clue to the fact that she sings alto in the famous octette and quartette. Evelyn is a good friend and a real pal, always ready to read that hard sentence in Virgil. During her four years at G. P. S. she has made many friends with her lovable smile. She has never been athletically inclined fexcept when the lunch bell would ringj, but she ranks high in her studies. She does not seem to give a passing thought to the other sex, but notice that she is going to Vanderbilt. We are expecting her to make a splendid record there next year, and to show what a G. P. S. student can do. 4183

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Helen Fletcher 'Twas in 1923 that a verdant freshman hailed from the city , situated on the hill of North Chattanooga. Helen Fletcher, for it was she, was rather quiet, but her brilliancy in book knowledge, and her wholesomeness and freedom from affectation needed no heralding. llelen has taken an acdve partin aH school acdwineg both athlenc and dramatic. fShe -makes an excellent H-lenkinsvj. She also made the school and basketball tearns this year. fXfter three years' tutelage uruler an excellent faculqg llelen shared honors muth Clrace Bickersin the udnning of the C3race McCallie Memorial Scholarship. Last year, Helen made a splendid assistant literary editor for the Kaleidoscope, and this year, as business manager, she has the coveted pleasure of carrying and dropping the pink money pail. This fall, Swarthmore is adding an excellent student to her Quakers.,' Wherever Helen goes, we may rest assured that she will always cherish the memory of G. P. S. and it is certain that G. P. S. will always remember and miss her. C207