Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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- a' fri f fffv 4 jun ,iff If ' J ' . 1 ,l,,! ',. J I ,1 Y4, .Wa .IOSIE SIBOLD Blue eyes . . . red hair . . . ex- traordinarily long lashes . . . enviable complexion . . . chic clothes, especially shoes . . . originality plus . . . keen wit . . . avid bridge player . . . constant dieter . . . brains . . . dramatic ability . . . Annual Board mem' ber . . . singing off key ion pur- pose or for amusement of oth- ersl-especially Make Believe . . . everlasting seeker of emery boards . . . easy acquirer of friends. '9 ay, . vamp SYLVIA SMITH Sparkling, deep blue eyes . . . passion for cats and kittens . . . persistent efforts to learn to dive . . . member of the Glee Club . . . rooter for U. C. football team . . . extreme ,frullibility . . . ardent determination to finish knitting: her yellow sweater . . . unusual driver . . . the wit fhalf, that ish . . . deep interest in Navy . . . Miss Purse's French rival. Mm -ag RUTH ELLEN SPECK Gorgeous blue eyes . . . nat- urally curly brown hair . . . fa- vorite song, Let the Rest of the World Go By . . . perfume, Tabu . . . constantly having a new flame . . . Wit . . . indecision whether to be a doctor or go to finishing school . . . popular president of Glee Club . . . al- ways helping people out of jams . . . vivacious personality. f Q if '93 ttf J ,SU J. R ' N sat iff. X35 D x1 T-' W ,L , Q . i - Q s ff ini 15 IJ! ! l 4' T A' . , C . fl

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GRACE ROBINSGN Shy nature . . . interest in Boston and medicine . . . peanut butter for breakfast . . . left- handed artist . . . good waffle- maker . . . possessor of menag- erie on Ridge . . . efforts to over- come procrastination . . . unfor- tunate dislike of Latin . . . love of sportsfespecially basketball -and sports clothes . . . limpid green eyes . . . constant com- panions: Sylvia and Harriet. fy RITA RUSS Blond hair and green eyes... superlative grades . . . Pris- oner of Love . . . Culbertson's rival Qalways k n o w s what trumps arej . . . Let's make it for keeps pictures . . . fabulous earrings . . . hand-knitted sweaters . . . packed car . . . brilliant f?J conversations . . . Guess what Philip did! . . . love of Baylor and Vine Street . . . geometry triangles labeled R. K. B .... possessor of many loyal friends. MARY ELLEN SELMAN Slender, good -looking girl from Georgia . . . pretty brown hair . . . fondness for St. Si- mon's, McCallie and Tech . . . essence of neatness . . . passion for blue . . . darling shoes for tiny feet . . . possessor of win- ning smile and calm disposition . . . wonderful house parties . . . a loyal friend and a truly great girl, our Mary Ellen. fc SV- . 'Q i- .f 1521 gf D -- f A91 Kg Y V , L A 0 1 9' dx!

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FRANCES STREET Tall, slim, good-looking . . . president of our Honor Council . . . possessor of beautiful blue eyes . . . oodles of striking dresses and suits and numerous bright-colored shoes . . . laziness galore . . . Maestro of the vic- trola . . . constant admirer of Baylor . . . unusual ability for keeping a secret, giving advice, and being true to one man. JEANELLE THOMISON Slender, tall figure . . . calm disposition . . . beautiful red hair . . . Dayton drawl . . . con- stant commuter between home- town and Chattanooga . . . sup- porter of Dayton's Baylor and McCallie boys . . . beautiful clothes on all occasions . . . fa- vorite expression, Oh, shucks! . . . colorful nail polish . . . per- sistent questions in class . . . sweetest gi1'l of our class. H PATRICIA TROTTER Pretty blond hair . . . hazel eyes . . . smart looking clothes . . . grand complexion . . . won- derful personality . . . favor- ite song, I'll See You in My Dreams . . . pet perfume, Chan- tilly . . . ever-present loyalty for Baylor- especially dorm boys . . . also a partiality for Tech . . . president of the Dra- matic Club . . . favorite expres- sion, Holy cow! . . . our maid of honor. a K. as , ' Ui' ,.l x ,N2 ,fl -944 , 4525 Q-'Q 59? 3 ,D QQ?- X : f in Q w -f , fe f ' , -sf 1 n ' f 1 X9 .dx