Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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SALLY MCCLELLAN CAROL MUNGER '42-'47 '4 lv-'47 Sally. ottr lovely May Queen. a tall and stately hrunette . . . active participant in school al'- fairs, president ol' the Student Honor Council. standby of altos iu Glec: Club . . . low of all sports . . . a rare individual who never says an unkind word ahout another, a generous and loyal friend . . . calm manner and quiet disposition . . . superh ligure, superh girl-this is Sally. 'l'all, slim ligure . . . very skill . . . red-hrown hair lair hright, hrown eyes . . . freckles , . . . shy, quiet, retiring manner AITILF' M,lLT0N . . . slendel', graceful hands . . . 41' 42- 44' 47 good-looking clothes . . . inces- sant radio listener . . . perpetual tlapahle president of the Dra- matic Clttlm and one of its hesl actresses . . . valuahle tnemher of our tilee Klluh . . . managing ahility. common sense, and plen- ty of '4Vim, Vigor, and Vitality' . . . loyal and sinccre friend . . . antipathy for math and driving in trallie . . . loves excitement, foothall games, and Sewanee . . . possessor of winning personality, and wit . . . pretty curly hlonde hair . . . a swell girl, our Be L reader . . . conscientious student -smart as a whip . . . winner I of Marion S. larker Award memher of the Glee Clluh lover ol' opera, serious music. Patrice Munsel . . . tetnperatnen- the hmm of tal nature . . . ' our class. this is Carol. ff -J ,,. ,393 Q 40: h'l . :J -l V51 'X kdffx' ' 'Z.,gQ,, , l fa

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JERRY KEEF '41-'47 Vivacious. talkative blonde . . . favorite song. l'll SCC You In My Dreams . . . amhition-to own a '47 maroon convertible . , . loathing of frilly clothing . . . love of tennis . . . constant remark- He's so cute . . , main interest in chemistry - H202 fperoxidej . . . unusual interest in jackson, Miss .... famous for remarks made in classes . . . faithful Bavlor booster . . . 'I'his I is jerry the hahy of our class. PEGGY LAWWILL '43 -'47 A head of golden hair, tiny figure . . . scads of good looking clothes . . . Sketches of anything and everything on all spare pa- per . . . City art student . . . vivid imagination. hence excel- lent shott stories , . . enthusiast for sports and animals . . . a regular visitor at Vandy -n1en- tally if not physically . . . There can never he another sttch as our Peg. 'X s,if.47 U41 .' l f: - , . 4 - , 0 u F '1 I- PEGGY LIBERMAN '41--'47 Vivacious, sportive personality , . . memher of the Static Board and Dramatic Cluh . . . asst. hus. Illgf. of this BEST ANNUAL . . . that one eyebrow- The Sophisticated Look . . . high grades resulting from hard study . . . ardent supporter of what she helieves . . . long conversa- tions ahout Montana and Nancy . . . a beauty in red . . . clothes from New York . . . off to lVel- lesley is our l'.A.I,.

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NORMA RAOUL BETSY ROBERTSON '43-'47 Beautiful, big. brown eyes . . . long shapely fingernails tipped with fire . . . expert knitter of' socks, sweaters, and mittens . . . kind, nntlerstanding heart for- ever overburdened with someone else's troubles . . . animal lover. especially Spitzs . . . partiality to Texas . . . constant chatter, usually about struggle buggy . . . sympathy for everyone . . . this is Normall CARLIN REDD '42-'47 President and four-year mem- ber of the Glee Club . . . close competitor to Barbara for class chauffeur . . . cool blue eyes and long, wavy hair, the envy of many . , . pet likes-pie a la mode St. Simons, and flying . . . that Lauren Bacall look . . . stcllat forward of the varsity . . . tnything to be different . . . favorite expression, Don't let it 1 ts onderful girl. U61 worry you . . . this is Carlin, we-ff ' ' 1 X t ff '41-'47 Sparkling brilliance , . . win- ner of coveted Grace Mcflallie Scholarship . . . member of BEST ANNUAL BOARD and Glee Club . . . beautiful long, red hair . . . typical red-head temperament . . . one that really keeps a secret . . . love for mttsic, horses, and chocolate pie . . . fervent dislike of her glasses and of people who never finish what they start to say . . . possessor of a mind of her own . . . This is Betts, a true friend.