Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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5 DANIE HARDWICK Danie, another native from the metropolis of Cleveland . . . member of the Dramatic Club . . . Red Cross president . . . en- viable personality . . . lots of humor . . . constant companion of Billy at all McCallie dances . . . large green eyes . . . stun- ning clothes . . . ReHections -favorite perfume . . . shot green Buick . . . wild, scrump- tious parties . . . sincere per- son . . . loved by all. ,a-sq 171 'WE' GAENOR HUDSON Exotic eyes . . . bright sweat- ers and bobby socks . . . I'll See You in My Dreams . . . talk of Chicago . . . pet peeve: reading aloud in Spanish . . . love of football games . . . spas- modic golf interest . . . highest ambition-to drive a car . . . first love-french fries and cat- sup . . . permanent victim of the knitting craze. 'ar W i r ,age 5 L 3,6 Q 4 JI X f -. df .fw ' ff i- it 1, .- f K .fs Q: P p.,g? ' sy- z-A ,i x If I f Q' 4 A Q Y C A , f

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'W' x DEE FEINSTEIN Enviable peaches and cream complexion . . . good-looking, eye-catching clothes . . . color- ful nailpolish . . . Tabu . . . sparkling wit Q'?j . . . expounder of Feinstein's Theory . . . out- standing dramatic ability . . . enough literary talent to be sec- ond du Maurier . . . pet peeves: pop tests and people who turn off the radio when she's listen- ing . . . a good friend to every- one. 'I 5 .I DONNA FIELD Lover of hot tea . . . valuable member of the Glee Club . . . a true confidante and understand- ing adviser in time of trouble . . . fondness for mountain tops -both Lookout and Sewanee . . . merry grin and blonde hair . . . constant chatter on any and all subjects . . . enthusiasm . . . en- ergy plus . . . great ambitions . . . frequent outbursts of gig- gles . . . personification of fun! ,wnwangi H193 We CLARA JANE HALL A tall, dark-haired beauty . . . graceful hands . . . enthusiastic member of Dramatic Club for two years . . . star of McCallie plays . . . even disposition . . . yen for Stradivari . . . wide- spread popularity . . . favorite expression-t'What a stab! . . . Emily Post poise . . . sparkling personality . . . Clara's Chat- ter . . . one of the best all- round girls in our class. :Ke-1 rc t' f ste- Q A 'f .o Q15-J U X575 Jim- 5-X7 . L .L .nf xl, i Q LQ . f3 F f on-lv - If 'I .1 'F' X ' 'EQ-'W a.- . , i , . 1 g f W A A - f D' iff D C-L-'AQ clk Y f 5 1 Q V' li Q tiff

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J 3 'u la W J' -rfw '1f ANN ELIZABETH LATIMORE Tall . . . stately . . . glowing' red hair which accounts for her nickname . . . impulsive . . . easy to please . . . eager for advice . . . considerate . . . friendly . . . piano player- When the Saints Come Marching In . . . lover of McCallie and ardent praiser of the dances . . . favorite expres- sion: Oh, I'm in the biggest mess . . . swell gal and wonder- ful friend. all NANCY LIBERMAN Glossy black hair and big, brown eyes . . . slim figure, sporting sharp clothes from the Vogue fplugl . . . collector of the two cents . . . favorite of the Baylor dorm boys . . . favor- ite saying: What'll I do? Stand on my head and whistle 'Dixie'? . . . personality gal with a studious nature and mar- velous grades- Liber, NANCY MARLER Ong- from the big city of Cleveland . . . prominent mem- ber of Honor Council . . . slender figure . . . enviable, brown, curly hair . . . reputation for good- lookingz clothes . . . love of dances fMcCalliel, food, Cleve- land . . . favorite expression: Huh'? Whatcha say? . . . 'tLoved by all, but loves one . . . a most trustworthy friend. , ig, 2 ' Mi, W xl? its X759 J N x1 '-,Q -1' ,f ' - - i - I , ,, . P L ff 1 I C 1 'J'