Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

ka Copyright JOY VVESSENAUER Editor MARY MOORE Business Manager laleidosco e GIRLS' PREPARATQEY SCHOCDL 1954 As the kaleidoscope turns past another year, the colors of our lives fall into a new pattern. Always we will remember: The friendships formed here ever of the best: On them, on thee, our hearts in love shall rest. This is the Kaleidoscope,-a small remembrance of the fun we had, the knowledge we acquired, and the friends we'll keep. CI-IATTANGOGA, TENNESSEE DEDICATION MRS. STANLEY ADDIS To Madame, whose zest and good nature always make her French class overflow with interest and Witg whose mind is ever open to those in need of sound or sympathetic encouragementg and whose actions mark une vraie grande dame, we, the Senior class, fondly dedicate this annual. DEDICATION MRS. FRANK M. BAKER To Mrs. Baker, Whose classes have inspired us through two years of Span- ish, we, the Senior class, dedicate this annual. Her dark beauty, her fas- cinating stories of her homeland Cuba, and her interest in each student make her a teacher loved by all. 1Nos extranaran muchisirno su sonrisa amistosa y su manera encantadora, Senora Baker! PRINCIPAL MISS MARY' H. TUCKER Vanderbilt, M.A. FACULTY Mrs. Stanley Addis French IC. S. Albert. France. Peabody Miss Avis Bass Art University of Chattanooga, B.A. Miss Janie Allen Office Staff. Bible. Wheaton, B.A. Wellesley Mrs. T. W. Bridge Librarian University of Chattanooga. AJS. Emory University, ILS. Mrs. M. 0. Clark Kaleidoscope sponsor Assistant Principal Head of the Department of English. Randolph-Macon, B.A. University of Alabama, M.A. University nl' Chic-:mo Mrs. Robert Anacker Latin Literary Preparatory School, B.A., Switzerland. University of Berne, Ph.D. Mrs. W. B. Brooks, Jr. Secretary University ot' Chattanooga, ILS. G-.D S. Mrs. J. P. Armstrong: Mathematics Middle State Teachers College University of Chattanooga Mrs. J. P. Browder Field Representative University of Tennessee, HS. Mrs. Frank M. Baker Spanish, Reading: Florida State University, A.B. University of Chattanooga Mrs. James J. Coizhlan Social Studies Randolph-Macnn, lS.A. FACULTY Miss Zola A.. Garrison English, History Sweetbrier, A.B. Mrs. R. S. Courtney Mathematics Carson-Newman, B.A. Mrs. Etta C. Kennedy English Maryville, B.A. University of Tennessee, M.A. Miss Roberta Moore English Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. Ohio University, M.A. Columbia. University of Kentucky Mrs. A. J. Postun Miss Mary E. Smith Head of -thc Department English of Foreign Languages Duke, A.B. University of Cfifsfln-NHWm21H. A.B. Chattanooyra, M.E. University of Virginia Mrs. Marearet Glenn Miss Rose E. Goodrich Music Science American Conservatory Mississippi College, ILS. of Music, Chicapro. Peabody, M.A. Miss Lois Moyer Miss Gertrude Oehmig Head of the Department Dietitian of Mathematics and University of Cincinnati Science Diploma College of Wooster, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan, M.A. Mrs. R. G. Thomas Physical Education University of Chattanooga, B.A. University of Tennessee, Mrs. Bryant Turner Social Studies Science Wilsons Teachers College, li.S. M.S. University of Miami GD S. Miss Margaret Jones History Bowling Green State University, B.S. Mrs. Carolyn Plunket Mathematics University of Chicago, A.B. Emory University, M.A. Miss Ulrica Whitaker Head of the Department of History University of Chicago, M.A., Ph.Ii. Zwmime U BOARD OF TRUSTEES Seated left to right: Mrs. W. P. Caine, Mrs. Hugh O. Maclellan, Mrs. A. F. Porzelius, Chairman, 1953-54. Standing left to right: Mr. P. H. Wood, Mr. Lupton Patten, Mr. Henry Trotter. ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Left to right: Mrs. James E. Walker, President, 1953-543 Mrs. Black- well Smith, Mrs. W. B. Willingham, President, 1952-533 Mrs. W. D. Gil- man HI, Mrs. D. W. Evans. 4. N STAGE W GVMNASHUM C, O O h k the trustees alumnae, and friends We, the girls of G.P.S., wish to t an , ' ' ' d ff rt for our who have generously con new gymnasium. tributed their money, time, an e 0 Hamm ,ffm 70 me gm of Q, 0. 5. . . , , Herels to the gxrls ot the 11. P. S. Here's to the lessons too. Here's to the ring' we wear for her, Here's to the black and blueg Here's to the hope that we still may be Proven through every test, Worthy the school we most revere, Heres to the G. P. S. 1 Z Wg wks ' , , asv- Q1 wi L-1 'Q wx ,mg .Q V 4: mm fs 4 .M , V4-vw' af, as 1 E it fl L v v w i X I i.,g,f-awk-Awmfff-:Q-mv::A-aw-k.,Qx.Q4..mmwum ...W -'-f--- - -. 1-. - , . wg--2 - 4 , - - 1 ' P -. 1 4 , - .. ' SENIOR CLASS SARAH ELIZABETH ABERNATHY Entered 1948. Captain Black team, IV. Welfare Club. Splinter, S. Junior Glee Club, 7, S, I. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV. Music Club, IV. Varsity Basketball, II, III, IV. Varsity Volleyball, ll. French Club, IV. Class Play. T. I. Girl Scouts, 7. Everyone loves her humorous remarks . . . helpful friend to all . . . horses . . .A Paris, Kentucky . . . talent for being in funny situations . . . amazing athletic ability . . . Baylor School plays . . . loves movies . . . records . . . hardworking . . . love of her family . . . honesty . . . lives by the maxim: 'iTo have a friend is to be one. SANDRA ALLISON Entered 1948. Black Team. Welfare Club. Junior Glee Club, 8. Theater Arts Club, III, IV. Art Workshop, IV. Cheerleader, III, IV. Class Plays, 7, II. The eternal twinkle . . . the life of every party . . . petite bundle of energy . . . ability to wear the latest in fashions: . . . instigator of many pranks . . . a gracious hostess . . . exotic jewelry . . . lover of a certain yellow jeepster . . . good jokes . . . peroxide fiend . . . faithful to Lookout Mountain . . . tennis champion . . . protoplasm plus in Biology class . . . Sandra, our tireless cheerleader. EMILEE BARNE S Entered 1948. Black team. Welfare Club. Senior Glee Club, III, IV. Music Club, IV. K.Y.B. Club, IV. French Club, secretary, IV. Art Workshop, III, IV. Camera Club, IV. Cheerful blue eyes and sparkling humor . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . a Dresden doll . . . warm smiles for everyone . . . Oh, let me tell you! . . . never without kittens around the house . . . just adores children . . . staunch McCallie supporter . . . our Old Fashioned Girl, Em. CHARLOTTE BERRYMAN Entered 1948. Blue team. Welfare Club. Class secretary, III. Student Council, I. Christian Forum, II, III: president, IV. K. Y. B. Club, IV. Speech Club, II. Art Workshop, IV. A pretty girl is like a melody . . . dainty pink rose bud . . . organdy rufiies . . . fashionable clothes . . . high heels . . . dark red nail polish . . . unusual jewelry . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . favorite pastimes-eating and sleeping . . . bete noire-horses, studying and walking up from the gym field . . . lover of the 'fred and gray . . . our loss, University of Georgia's gain. oo 5, CLASS CF '54 MARIA BLACK Entered 1948. Blue Team. Welfare Club. Junior Glee Club, 8. Senior Glee Club, I, II, III, IV. K. Y. B. Club, III. Speech Club, II. Theater Arts Club, III. Art Workshop, I, II: vice-president. III: IV. Class Plays, T, I, Il. Girl Scouts, 7. Radio Reporter on W.D.E.F. Vivacious, fun-loving, and good-natured . . . personality . . . cham- pion exhibition diver . . . 'tBut it's not peroxided! . dramatic ability . . . participation in G.P.S. and Baylor plays . . . life guard at Harrison Bay . . . swimming, Sewanee, and her dogs, Rex and Max . . . abundance of new and clever ideas . . . voracious reader . . . remarkable vocabulary . . . an invaluable friend . . . exceeding generosity and charm . . . the blonde bombshell we all admire. HARVEY BREWER Entered 1948. Blue team. Welfare Club. Junior Glee Club, S, I. Senior Glee Club, II. Speech Club, II. Theater Arts Club, III, IV: Theater Arts Play, III. Class play, 7. Gracious belle of all Baylor dances . . . adventurous conversational- ist . . . a wide range of knowledge on many subjects . . . famous and beautiful nose . . . one of our Valentine Girls . . . dramatic and interesting . . . turned up collars and innumerable hair styles . . . enchanting perfume . . . admirable ability to speak French . . . mischievous and memorable glances . . . Harvey, our model of style and smartness. PAT COLLINS Entered 1947. Blue team. Welfare Club. Speech Club, II. Theater Arts Club, III, IV. Camera Club, I. ' Amiable Pat, with a smile for everyone . . . cashmere sweaters . . . high-heeled shoes . . . diamond rings . . . Chanel No. 5 . . . red con- vertible . . . favorite colors, blue and green . . . 'September Song . . . filet mignon . . . french fries . . . believer in the fine institute of dieting . . . pet peeve-Monday mornings . . . May your dreams for the future come true, Pat! SUSAN DEAKINS Entered 1950. Blue team. Welfare Club. National Honor Society, II, III: president, IV. Student Council, II, III, IV. Virgil Award, III: M. and M. History Award. II: Grace McCallie Scholarship, III. Static, III. Junior Glee Club, I. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV: Glee Club pianist. Varsity Glee Club, II, III, IV. Music Club, II, III, IV. Varsity Basketball, III. IV. Varsity Volleyball, III. French Club, IV. Camera Club, IV. Excellent swimmer . . . plans to organize a Life Saving class . . loves good music . . . love of sailing . . . desire to be a doctor . . . our popular classmate, Deak . . . a real twenty-talent person. E U- in l . - . GD 5 DORIS ROCHELLE DEITCH Entered 1950. Blue team. Welfare Club. National Honor Society, III, IV. Static, III. Kaleidoscope, IV. Varsity Basketball, III, IV. Speech Club, II. French Club, IV. Art Workshop, III, IV. Camera Club, III, IV. Possessor of suntan in mid-winter . . . shining chestnut-colored ducks . . . deep, soothing voice . . . love for her collies . . . sports . . . skirts and sweaters in vivid colors . . . high, high heels . . . welcome to everyone at her home on the lake . . . water skiing . . Green Plymouth fwith a Princeton stickerj . . . many beaux . . our one and only, 'tShelle.l' ELEANOR DIXON Entered 1948. Blue team. Welfare Club. Music Club, II, III, IV. Junior Glee Club, 7, 8, 1. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV. Varsity Glee Club, II, III. Christian Forum, II, IV. Flirty eyes . . . honey-colored hair . . . musical inclination . . . spontaneous laughter combined with a devilish nature . . . willing- ness to be helpful . . . admirer of Baylor and lover of U.T. and South Carolina , . . desserts, her favorite . . . classroom clown . . . spirits dampened only by the fact that we just had a trig test . . . dash of chatter and a great zest for living. SYLVIA ROBERTA EUBANKS lflntered 1951. Blue team, Welfare Club. Spanish Medal, III.. Senior Glee Club, III, IV. Music Club, IV. K.Y.B. Club, II, III, IV. Christian Forum, II, III. Speech Club, II. Art Workshop, Ill, IV. Camera Club, III, IV. Sophistication and charm . . . eyes that sparkle like sequins . . . a voice as soft as velvet . . . a heart of gold . . . frequent attempts at dieting which always bring good results . . . her amb1t1on7to major in Spanish and to work in the bureau of foreign relations . . . soft lights and beautiful music-here's to our graceful ballerina, Sylvia. SALLY EVANS Entered 1949. Black Team. Welfare Club. National Honor Society, IV. Li- brary Club, I. Music Club, IV. K.Y.B. Club, IV. Christian Forum, IV. French Club, IV. Art Workshop, IV. Camera Club, IV. 'tFive-foot twol' . . . magnetic personality . . . a darling pug nose and a petite figure . . . life of the party . . . camp in South Carolina . . . a black Chevy coming around the corner . . . an abundance of witty remarks . . . perseverance and responsibility . . . lively conversationalist . . . entertainment in French class . . . delightful member of any gathering . . . cute and lively . . . Our Gal Sal. A WY Q W-.,, Q. , GD 3 SENIOR CLASS I CLASS OF '54 JUDY FINLEY Entered 1948. Black team: captain, II. Welfare Club. Senior Class president. National Honor Society, III, IV. Static, II. Library Club, I. Music Club, IV KYB Club III IV French Club IV S eech Club, II. Camera Club, - . - - . , - . . p III, IV. Freckles . . . stylish suits . . . McCallie. . . red duck tails-all remind us of Judy . . . large collection of records . . . painted figurines . . . favorite sports-swimming, diving, and horseback riding . . . pop- ularity . . : whirls of friends . . . the center of every good time . . . tgrelerr station wagons . . . a physicist of the future . . . Good luck, u y. NANCY FRANKLIN Entered 1948. Black team. Welfare Club, class representative, T. Class presi- dent, 7. Student Council, I. Splinter, I, II. Kaleidoscope, IV. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV. Varsity Glee Club, II. French Club, IV. Art Workshop, I, III president, III, IV. Lead in May Day, III. Class play, 7, I, II. Girl Scouts, president, T. Sparkling personality . . . cute, cute, cute . . . primness and spurts of energy . . . lover of outdoor life . . . always looks as if she just stepped out of Seventeen magazine Ceven in uniformly . . . a new ribbon every day for her pony-tail . . . winner of friends . . . original posters for the annual campaign . . . graceful dancer . . . Baylor . . . South Carolina . . . popular with boys and girls . . Nancy, a true southern girl. III, IV. May Day Committee. JOAN ACLAND GOUGH Entered 1950. Black team. Welfare Club French Club IV Theater Arts Club Endlessly calm nature to be greatly admired soft, tapeung hands encircled with a fragile, gold bracelet . . . sweetly, smiling face . . . willingness to help others . . . constantly amazing her classmates with her wide range of vocabulary . . . talent in ballet and woodcarving . . . always sincere and trustworthy . . . great plans as a Home Economist . . . Joan-the possessor of that much sought-for virtue, patience. LAURA MUFFET HANDLY Entered 1948. Black Team. Welfare Club: president, IV. Class president, 8. Library Club. Theater Arts, III, IV. Art Workshop, III, IV. Class plays, 7, 8, ll. Combine a sparkling personality, a friendly nature, and a keen sense of humor and you have Muifet . . . fabulous trips . . . quite the actress . . . Baylor plays . . . an individualist . . . convertibles . . . will power to stick to a diet . . . steak and grapefruit . . . mania for shoes . . . admirers from almost every city . . , H101 pounds of fun: that's our little Muffin bun. GD 3. SENIOR CLASS HELEN DAWN HARRIS Entered 1948. Black team. Welfare Club. Library Club, I. Junior Glee Club, I. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV. K.Y.B. Club, III, IV. Red Cross Swim- ming, III. Golf Team, III. Speech Club, II, Art VVorkshop. III, IV. Camera Club, II, III: president, IV. Class play, T. Scarlet O'Hara waistline . . . infectious laugh . . . constantly pursued by males and requests for dates . . . essence of femininity . . . amazing diplomacy in any situation . . . avid lover of cats, pink, parties, and conversation . . . frequent jaunts to the lake and club for swimming . . . regular attendance at Baylor, McCallie, and Tech dances . . . Kitty -our loss and Vanderbilt's valuable gain. RITA HARRIS Entered 1948. Captain Blue team, IV. Welfare Club. Varsity Basketball, IV. Varsity Volleyball, III. K.Y.B. Club, IV. Christian Forum, III: vice-president, IV. French Club, IV. Speech Club, II. Art Workshop, IV. Camera Club, IV. Class play, 7, I. Good looks and striking dark hair . . . devotes much time to ath- letics . . . Eddie Fisher fan . . . passion for hamburgers and french fries . . . Baylorite . . . aversion to mailman without a letter from that certain someone . . . red dress sprinkled with rhinestones .l. . big hazel eyes . . . Rita, an indispensable part of our senior c ass. BARBARA DON HASTINGS Entered 1948. Blue team. Welfare Club: secretary-treasurer, IV. Splinter, I. Library Club, I. Junior Glee Club, T, 8, I. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV. Music Club, IV. K.Y.B. Club, committee member, IV. Christian Forum, Ill. French Club, IV. Art Workshop, III, IV. Everyone loves B, Donnie . . . favorite greeting, Whatchaben- doin? . . . friendly grin . . . twinkling blue eyes . . . incessant, gay, joking conversation . . . superb dramatic ability in Baylor, G.P.S., and McCallie plays . . . applause from all audiences . . . willing- ness to help . . . center of a happy crowd . . . Charleston, bop, and ballet fan . . . long letter, camp life, riflery . . . B, Donnie, your friend and mine. JOAN HEBERER Entered 1949. Black team. Welfare Club. Music Club, III, IV. K.Y.B. Club, IV. Christian Forum, II, III, IV. Speech Club, II. Came1'a Club, secretary- treasurer, III 3 IV. Stylish dresses and sweaters . . . a variety of smart shoes . . . the spirit of New Year . . . to attend Stevens College . . . wild about trips to Sewanee . . . genuine love of people . . . aversion to getting out of bed on cold, blue, Monday mornings . . . t'Tigress . . . Tenderly . . . never without a date . . . admired by all, especially her Lookout Mountain classmates. ' GD 3. if CLASS OF '54 LILLIAN HENRY I'lntm-red 1048. Black team. Welfare Club. Music Club. IV. K.Y.ll. Club, IV. French Club, IV. Art Workshop, III, IV. Camera Club, IV. Lead in May Day, III. Tall and graceful with magnetic personality and a marvelous figure . . . ambition to get a driver's license and to master the art of knitting argyle socks . . . ballerina . . . loyalty to anything that deserves effort . . . athletic ability with enthusiasm . . . not easily disturbed . . . good-looking in blue jeans or pink evening dresses . . . Tabu, earrings, chocolate cake, and gardenias-her favorites . . . aversion to silly questions and to those who ask them . . . visits to Chickamauga. AMY HOOVER Entered 19453. Iilue team. Welfare Club. Class president, II. National Honor Society, III, IV. Static, III. Kaleidoscope, IV. Junior Glee Club, I. Senior Glee Club. II, III, IV. Music Club, II, III, IV. K.Y.B. Club, III, IV. Christian Forum, ll. French Club, IV. Speech Club, II. Camera Club, IV. Star actress . . . Mr. Miller's gal Friday in Baylor productions . . . thoughtfulness and poise . . . magnetic personality . . . popularity with boys and girls . . . trait of making everyone feel at ease . . . naturally curly hair . . . sprinkle of salt and pepper freckles . . . enviable tiny figure . . . sparkling laugh . . . darling of the stag line . . . favorite of Baylor and McCallie. IV. GD 3. VIRGINIA RAY JACKSON Entered 1950. Black team. Welfare Club JllI'lI0l Clee Club I Senior flea Club, II, III, IV. Varsity Glee Club II III French Club IV Art Workshop Dimples hold her perpetual smile in place Laugh and the world laughs with you . a new hair do practically every week . . . beautiful complexion . the belle of every ball the height of style . . . record-breaking IZIIPS from Chattanooga to Cleveland . . . cheerful willingness to help CAROL KIIESE Entered 1948. Black team. Welfare Club Junior Glee Club 7 8 I Senior Glee Club, II, III: president, IV Vars ty Glee Club III IV KYB Club III Speech Club, II. Art Workshop IV May Queen s Attendant I Most Iopular Boundless popularity . . . personal inteiest in everyone a figure which is envy of the whole class twinkling smile and fuendly hi . . . big, brown eyes, always shinlng hau and olive complexion . . . two loves-Gordon and McCallie excellent conveisationalist . . . puts everyone at ease sun tans from Daytona Septem ber Song . . . the best things always come in little packages I f fjg f ..5,.f,. -e if ' 2 CYNTHIA LANNES Entered 1951. Black team. Welfare Club. Varsity Volley Ball, II, III. French Club, IV. Speech Club, II. Art Workshop, II, III, IV. Deep dimples and a New Orleans drawl . . . always ready to bright- en a gathering with her endless supply of jokes . . . belle of Mc- Callie dances . . . ability to sketch a chic fashion in a minute . . . ambition-to raise little UBunnies . . . Night and Day . . . friendships by the dozens . . . cetermined efforts to get a sun tan 6515, . 36 f A46 f mm '.t.' -:-1 ..., . .Z ,. 23 .aww 5 I .A .yf wsu' -,reveal I . fa-.sax 5 ' 'fi 6, . f 1. .lg-2-:s',j': x,',i3jgjV fg- 'N-1. 'ffiiiirfi -. ..: syiwat'-erji, - -'- '- ' -' gy ...,. , If Isl. 5? ANNE LINDSEY . . . Cynthia-always gay, never blue. THELMA LILES Entered 15952. Blue Team. Welfare Club. Secretary-Treasurer of Class, IV. Music Club, III: vice-president, IV. Theater Arts Club, IV. Kind and lovable . . . a scent of Woodhue and the tune, You're Mine, You . . . loyalty to Knoxville and the University of Ten- nessee . . . mania for pancakes . . . hardworking, dependable class secretary . . . a light blue Chevrolet . . . refreshing smile and pleasant disposition . . . sympathetic nature . . . thoughtful and reserved . . . wearer of that McCallie ring . . . a new and welcome addition to our class . . . a feature of our days not to be forgotten. lflntered 1948. Black team. Welfare Club. Senior Glee Club, IV. Christian Forum, II, III, IV. French Club, IV. Art Workshop, IV. Camera Club, I, II, III: secretary, IV, May Queen's Court, 7. Bright, sunny smile . . . golden hair . . . talkative and oh so friendly . . . the lake, Baylor, football . . . fancy for T-bone steaks . . . just made for blue . . . 'tNight and Day . . . designs her own beautiful formals . . . Let's do something really mean! . . . to marry and rear a football team. DOROTHY McCALL Entered 15148. lilue team. Welfare Club: Red Cross Committee, 8. Class secretary, ll. National Honor Society, II, III. IV: secretary, IV. Student Council, 8, III, IV, Static, Il, III. Annual splinter, 7. Library Club president, I. Junior Glee Club, I. Senior Glee Club, II, IV. Varsity Volleyball, III. French Club, IV. Speech Club, Il. Art Workshop, III. Camera Club, ll. Versatile Dorothy . . . athletic, smart, popular . . . star of many Baylor plays . . . a Lookout Mountaineer . . . creator of Dot and Dash . . . t'I'll Walk Alone . . . always a part of good times and unforgettable memories . . . Good luck to our Dot. G-P 3- CLASS OF '54 ELEANOR McDONALD Entered 1948. lilue team. Welfare Club. Senior Glee Club, Il. III, IV, Musir Club, IV. French Club, IV. Infectious laughter . . . dark, dashing eyes . . . incessant jokes . . . constantly in innocent trouble . . . never a dull moment . . . Elinor Village in August, Charleston always . . . Yes, but Miss Moyer . . . cabin on the lake . . . horseback riding . . . to rear children and raise horses . . . t'Ellie, a rare combination of beauty, friendli- ness, and cheer. MARY BROOKS MCKENZIE Entered 15148. Black team. Welfare Club. National Honor Society, III, IV. Honor Council, T. Static, III. Kaleidoscooe, assistant editor, IV, Library Club, I. Music Club, IV. Junior Glee Club, librarian, 73 secretary, 8, librarian, I. Sgnim- Glee Club, II: secretary, III: IV. Varsity Glee Club, III, IV. Christian F01-um, IL Art Workshop, IV. Camera Club, IV. Class Play, 7. Exciting weekends . . . ease and poise . . . stately figure . . . lover of outdoor sports . . . favorite hobby-music . . . dependable and sincere nature . . . a Power's model . . . immaculately dressed . . . Phantom of Delight . . . Mary Brooks, a beautiful and won- derful lady. MARY MOORE Entered 1948. Welfare Club. National Honor Society, III, IV. DAR Medal, 8. Algebra Medal, II. French Medal, III. Grace McCallie Scholarship. Kaleido- scope, business manager, IV. Library Club, I. Music Club, II. Christian Forum, II, III. French Club, IV. Speech Club, Il. Theater Arts Club, IV. Class play. 8, I. Industrious and helpful . . . always pleasant . . . sweet disposition . . . sewing and knitting . . . Lily of the Valley perfume . . . pet peeve-questions on college entrance blanks . . . classical and pop- ular music . . . superior in all scholastic work . . . excellence in French . . . Bonne Chance, Marie. LYNDA PHILLIPS Entered 1948. Black team. Welfare Club. Junior Glee Club, 8, I. Senior AGlee Club, II, III, IV. Varsity Glee Club, II, III, IV. Music Club, II: vice-president and secretary, III: president, IV. K.Y.B. Club, IV. French Club, IV. Art Vilorkshop, II, III, IV. Camera Club, IV. Girl Scouts, T. I count all the charms about Lynda , . . beautiful smile . . . those looks . . . the eyes have it . . . delightful laughter . . . artist-like hands . . . sparkling jewelry . . . Madame Boi in Baylor play . . . favors Htall, dark and handsome men . . . black turtle neck sweaters . . . 'tWhite Shoulders perfume . . . charmed by thoughts of Paris . . . see you in gay Paree, Lynda. C5-.D 3, SENIOR CLASS LENORA JANE POWELL Theater Arts Club, III: secretary, IV. Art Workshop, IV. Gorgeous blue eyes . . . friendly smile . . . tailored clothes . . . great admiration for Georgia Tech . . . exciting week-ends in Atlanta . . . passion for Daytona Beach in August . . . after fourth period: Oh, why did I take Trig? . . . divine parties at Powell's Folly on the lake . . . sea goddess . . . popular Lookout Mountain gal.. .our L. J. MARGARET JANE RAULSTON Entered 1948, 1952. Blue team. Welfare Club. Senior Glee Club, IV. Music Club, IV. Class Play, 7. Adorable smile . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . gleaming chestnut hair . . . mellow alto voice . . . a born lady . . . lovable and shy . . . Bobby, the boy in her life . . . her favorite color, blue . . . scads of good-looking clothes . . . sews for herself . . . sweetP grincess-like charm . . . here's to Peggy-Jasper's gift to G. . . HILDAGARDE ELIZABETH REEVES Entered 1948. Blue team. Welfare Club. Class president, III. May Queen. Ka- leidoscope, IV. Christian Forum, II, III. Red Cross Swimming, III. Art Work- shop, III, IV. Camera Club, IV. Class Play, T. A Venus of love and beauty . . . sweetness and generosity personi- fied . . . light blonde hair, laughing, green eyes, and tiny, tiny feet . . . experienced traveler over the United States and Europe . . . unknowing heartbreaker . . . mischievous smile . . . never carries a grudge . . . a soft, excited voice saying, Oh, y'all, let me tell you. . . . Hilda-our gorgeous Queen of May. NANCY ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Entered 1948. Black team. VVelfare Club. French Club, IV. Theater Arts Club, secretary, III, IV. Sparkling blue eyes . . . beautiful, baby-pink complexion . . . server of luscious desserts at marvelous slumber and bridge parties . . . a lady . . . kind and sympathetic nature . . . terrible allergy to peanuts . . . desperate efforts in burning the midnight oil . . . out- bursts of hysterical giggles . . . well-groomed, but not idle, hands . . . our Nancy, a truly wonderful person. G-D5 Entered 1948. Black Team. Welfare Club. K.Y.B, Club, IV. Christian Forum, II. CLASS ELIZABETH RICHARDSON linterecl l948. Black Team. Welfare Club. K.Y.B. Club, III, IV. Christiain Forum, II, III. Maid of Honor, Pretty is as pretty does . . . yellow daisies against a black back- ground . . . good-looking . . . never a harsh word . . . a melodious voice . . . always true to Signal Mountain . . . champion golfer and swimmer . . . one love--the University of Virginia . . . a perfect lady . . . loved by all . . . Southern belle . . . She Walks in beauty- tLizabeth, our lovely Maid of Honor. JULIA PATTON RIMMER Idntered 1948. Blue team. Welfare Club. Class Secretary, I. Honor Society. Ill, IV. Student Council, vice-president, IV. Splinter, I. Static, II, III. Li- brary Club, I. Junior Glee Club, president, 7, 83 president, I. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV. Varsity Glee Club, II, III, IV. K.Y,B. Club, IV, Class play, T Il Inevitable desire to diet . . . bananas with ice cream . . . I've just got to study . . . true Baylorite . . . frequent trips to Georgia Tech . . . beautiful, long hair, peaches and cream complexion in every field . . . gregarious . . . our Pat. OF '54 fixed with flowers and ribbons . . . . . . gentle and tactful . . . talented Beauty IS truth, truth beauty FRANCES SHEPARD Entered 1951. Blue team. Welfare Club. Music Club, IV. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV. Varsity Glee Club, II, III. K.Y.B. Club, IV. Sincere concern for everyone . . . helpful attitude . . . longing for weekends in LaFayette and at Auburn . . . stylish skirts and sweat- ers . . . pretty high soprano voice displayed in duets for the Glee Club . . . avid reader . . . passion for the color blue and Woodhue perfume . . . aversion to spelling . . . to attend Agnes Scott, her ambitiong to be a laboratory technician, her profession. MARSHALL SOYARS lintcrefl 1951. lilack 'l'cam. Welfare Club. Senior Glee IV, chairman of programs. 'Theater Arts Club, III. Club, IV. French Club. . . . 'tEbb Tide . . . . apple of every . good French Club A gentle breeze blowing . . . cherry blossoms delightful southern accent . . . stylish clothes . . boy's eye . , . great mathematical ability . . programs . . . stories of Zee trip to Paree . . . Hollins aspirant . . . favorite perfume, Tigress . . . striking formals . . . dark, dashing eyes . . . sophistication plus . . . musical talent . , . frequent trips to Richmond . . . Marshall, our Virginia belle. G-D 5. 'bo SENIOR CLASS SARAH STEPHENSON Entered 1948. Blue Team. Welfare Club. Splinter, II. Annual Board, IV. Junior Glee Club, 7, 8. Senior Glee Club, I, II, III, IV. Music Club, IV. Varsity Volleyball, II, III. Team captain of class, III. K.Y.B. Club, III. French Club, IV. Art Workshop, III, IV. Camera Club, IV. Class play, I. A trip to Mexico . . . beautiful clothes of her own making . . . love of cameras, angora socks, and jewelry . . . the personincation of dependability and loyalty . . . an unusual amount of good sense . . . featured in Believe It or Not for riding in a horse show at the age of fourteen months . . . outstanding athletic ability . . . valuable points contributor to the Blue Team . . . an indispensable member of our class. SUSAN STONE Entered 1948. Blue team. Welfare Club. Class secretary, 8. National Honor Society, IV, English medal, 7. Library Club, I. Music Club, IV. Christian Forum, II. French Club. president, IV. Theater Arts Club, III, IV. Art Work- shop, IV. Camera Club, IV. Girl Scouts, vice-president, 7, 8. Poise . . . ability to make everyonel feel at ease . . . avid bridge player . . . love of the out-of-doors . . . calm determination . . . Still water runs deep . . . Chanel No. 5 . . . Pink coats, shrimp cocktail, swiss cheese . . . our true, sincere Susan. CAROLE SULLIVAN Entered 1948. Black Team. Welfare Club. K.Y.B. Club, Ill. Theater Arts Club, III, president, IV. Class play, T. Girl Scouts, T. Charming . . . soft-spoken southern lady . . . slow, husky drawl . . . answers the telephone with Hello-o-0-o . . . spit-fire determination . . . good-looks . . . essence of femininity . . . mania for bubble baths . . . beauty contest winner . . . perfect ligure . . . sweet and friendly disposition . . . millions of boy friends . . . summer trips to the beach . . . dark green Buick seen roaring between G.P.S. and McCallie . . . favorite expression: a sympathetic, Well, Baby . . . one of the Signal Mountain clan . . . Carole, a lovable girl. NANCY TURNBULL Entered 1948. Blue team, Welfare Club, class representative, III. National Honor Society, III, IV. Splinter 7, III. Kaleidoscope, IV. Library Club, I. Music Club, IV. Varsity Basketball, IV. Varsity Volleyball, II, III. French Club, IV. Theater Arts Club, III, IV. Art Workshop, IV. Camera Club, IV. May Queen's Attendant, T. Limitless versatility . . . adaptable to any situation . . . participant in a successful Baylor play . . . expressive green eyes . . . brains . . . vivacious personality and a wonderful sense of humor . . . main attraction at any dance . . . confidence . . . ability to remain on the Star Honor Roll . . . luscious tan and perfect figure . . . industrious and hardworking member of the annual board . . . desire to attend Duke. GDS, CLASS OF '54 .BARBARA KEITH TURNER Entered 1949. Blue team. Welfare Club. Music Club, IV. K.Y.B. Club, IV. Christian Forum, III. Art Workshop, III, IV. Camera Club, treasurer, IV. Excited squeals of Hee, Hee . . . hands busily talking . . . mania for cats . . . aversion for peas and liver . . . suppressed desire-to rid her smile of Dr. Caine's gleaming braces . . . long, tapering fingers . artistic ability . . . yellow hair and blue eyes . . . He's my cousin eighteen times removed . . . our one and only, care- free Barbara. MARION MICHAEL VON CANON Entered 1950. Blue team. Welfare Club. Senior Glee Club, IV. Music Club, IV. K.Y.I5. Club, III, IV, Christian Forum, II, III, IV. French Club, IV. Art Workshop, IV. Camera Club, president, IV. Bubbling laughter, spontaneous wit, a mania for jazz . . . tendency to procrastinate . . . argyle socks, scarves, and jewelry . . . fre- quent trips to Atlanta . . . Good gravy! . . . love of anything yellow . . . child care, just a hobby . . . popular at McCallie, Tech, and G.P.S .... We like Mike ANN WALKER Entered l948. Black team. Welfare Club. Senior Glee Club, II, III, IV. Music Club, II, III, IV. K.Y.B. Club, IV. Christian Forum, IV. Speech Club, II. Art Workshop, III, IV. Camera Club, IV. Girl Scouts, 7. Black velvet pansies-accented with a dash of red-in an ivory bowl . . . cashmere sweaters . . . always knitting that last sweater . . . tapering fingers and tiny feet . . . favorite expressions- Squelched! and oh, extremely . . . tests, her bete noire . . . Here's to Ann-a talented pianist and organist, a charming and gracious hostess. ANNE LELAND WARNER Entered 1948. Black Team. Welfare Club. Music Club, IV. K.Y.B. Club, IV. Christian Forum, II, III. Speech Club, ll. Art Workshop, IV. Camera Club, IV. Girl Scouts, 7. Darling dimples that betray her secrets . . . ardent admirer of the Baylor football team . . . headed straight for Georgia . . . love of Auburn . . . Oh, I am so dumb. . . . Giver of delightful coke parties . . . merry brown eyes and a warm smile . . . frequent diets . . . love of Lookout Mountain and Fairyland pool . . . remarkable sincerity . . . a peppy nature . . . an invaluable friend . . . Elah, just right and especially for fun. 1 9195. I SENIOR CLASS , JOY WESSENAUJJR Entered 1948. Iilue team. Welfare Club. National Honor Society, II, III, IV. Student Council, 8, II. Static, assistant editor, II: editor. III. Kaleidoscope, editor, IV. Library Club, I. Music Club, II, III, IV. French Club, IV. Theater Arts Club, III. Camera Club, IV. Class play, 8, I, II. Most Active in School Affairs. Abundance of personality, wit, originality, and brains . . . omni- present tan . . . expressive eyebrows . . . spice to every gathering . . . superb actress . . . Use your bean, go to 115. Cnuif saidj . . . low chuckle backed by a great sense of humor . . . thoughtfulness for everyone . . . eflicient editor of the Static and Kaleidoscope . . . our t'Joi -the pride and joy of all our class. ELEANOR WILLINGHAM Entered 1948. Blue team. Welfare Club. Class president, I. Freshman Cup. Student Council, secretary, III: president, IV. Splinter, III. Static., III. Junior Glee Club, 7. Senior Glee Club, II, III. K.Y.B. Club, III. Class play, I. A gay daisy blowing in a spring breeze . . . bubbling personality . . . determination to succeed . . . corresponds to half the world's population . . . devotion to Signal Mountain . . . open house for visitors . . . her own car . . . McCallie's favorite . . . knows the right thing to say . . . fun-loving . . . beautiful formals . . . yellow, favorite color . . . perfume, Desert Flower . . . Our Eleanor. LOIS WINER Entered 1948. Black team. Welfare Club. Library Club, I. Kaleidoscope, as- sistant business manager, IV. French Club, IV. Camera Club, IV. May Day Committee, III. May Queen's Attendant, 7. A beautiful melody . . . beautiful, shoulder-length hair always in perfection . . . ready smile . . . willingness to help . . . subtlety . . . endeared to many members of the opposite sex . . . Pennsylvania and Michigan . . . standard expression: But I've just got to write a letter! . . . beautiful clothes . . . exact lipstick and nailpolish . . . interminable telephone conversations . . . fascination for Mobile . . . heart of gold . . . Lois, a wonderful friend. G-P 5 Mmm Glam 6,9 8 ? A Q f if fy, 3 , If ,,.-1. 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Magill, Manager EL H LXJBIDR NT 14,1 iffy dj V1 xf O DDNCT ixHQRGE ll f ,O4 NAN2g Ti JUG Mm may N D mwj A R. 1 5 Susaw Lrrrmunfc 5 LRST BREAK -6. y 'CQ 7X1 'k ENHLEE LANCE COQPINME SIMT!-I COLEMAN E, MADIAN JUDY E, JIM J' VV 125' :muon FRANCES ' emma EQLQCLYN JS' Jl? 5D LUKE 11 ls 35. vw 'Pb Go. 45:53 FTN4-1 '3 2? cy? my .. - - , i. . .,., , , ' SA '3 Oxgfxk w 69'v3 f ff N 47 gc: Pam S cmnoumxi of-'ff Q6 Shaw A J 2. ., '- E Eg!! ,VU im PM 5, Joi, NXSKF. D 0 v s U ti T E BARBRPA ' Saw Q SANDY QW My wwf My Jmm HILDAGARDE ELIZABETH REEVES-MAY QUEEN ELIZABETH RICHARDSON-MAID OF HONOR Q NZZMJQWZ4 MAY DAY PROGRAM The theme for May Day this year was Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. As the pageant unfolded and the various classes did their dances, the audience learned of Theseus', the Duke of Athens, love for Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons. The young lovers, Hermia and Lysander, Demetrius and Helena, and Puck and Oberon found their happiness in the forest where the trees, hunters, fairies, and actors performed their tasks. The sophomore maypole dance brought the performance to a close. MAY DAY COMMITTEES COSTUMES-Lynda Phillips, Mary Moore, Nancy Franklin, Marjorie Reeves, Eleanor Dixon, VVinnie Crouch, Mary Eleanor Woodruff, Marshall Soyars, Hilda Reeves, Frances Shepard, Nan Chamberlain, Agnes Donelson, Leland Hume, Nancy Turn- bull, Charlotte Hocker, Susan Deakins, Marian Mathews. DANCES-Lillian Henry, Maria Black, Patricia Collins, Sylvia Eubanks, Joan Heberer, Carole Sullivan, Legare Hobbs, Georgia Silas, Sandra Shull. PROGRAM-Sally Evans, Rochelle Deitch, Mary Brooks McKenzie, Frances Shepard, Rena Fox, Teddy Shalett. ART VVORK-Cynthia Lannes, Sarah Elizabeth Abernathy, Barbara Don Hastings, Carol Keese, Barbara Turner, Ann Walker, Anne Leland VVarner, Connie Cun- ningham, Emily Mahan, Alice Morris, Sally Ordway. IMDSUMMED NIGHTS DDEAM JG www -4 MAY DAY PRINCIPALS ,gh V Til E COURT W 2::A 15255. Fi .- fb f fzzfi Q XO Em' if K I V gay I ...M , A1 ., ,,,,. .A ..,. ., A,,,, 1 --A. A ,.x. AN :.:.,.. , . , ..,,. , WW ' E5 , ,si , . , A , . 4, . -' ' f , ' 141 gjEf1iEr..::. ' : f : 'QIZ-:.:.::..,::-:1 V 95 .:::. . 7 .f , FM S' H Q., 1 , .- M2 J-Q kg, .. , fri xl ,zfegqmi .151 i , . Agn, E 5 L Q XJ? M., an tygfiggggfygf' om-.5 ,, wwf r f: fy V .-A. -V.V - -- - ,.,., 1 . ...,.....,... P 1 .,-- -.IIT H ' f f we W V, ' v I , ag? 'nb W:..,.:,:,,5:4-viz, V -,:. , i l W, U 'wg .,.. fl - gn, , 55 ', , f e I, W V5 Igwfz' ,M g 1-4 ' n nf , V Q i- ' S Q 'Vi , ' .. . ..... V -- -- -P .,,. ' . , .,.,. Q- 9 Welfare QW - 1 is P? S4 ss we s ,I ...,.. . .. ..... . , . . .,., s .. , fr s:::,::::,:.:1f'a:a:1:s:s:ss:s:::,s:s:: ae:-1-: 'f' 'P--I -sg: ---- 2 s. Wgg,.-it-22 N..,SXl . ,.,. . -e::::::::3s:'::s-5:s:5e5:.:.:.:.:.- ::,-.- , We .9 gqegwe . ......,..... '- .. .. ' . ' :a-:-.,f.f-.:.:.:.:.::.:.:m' . 9 v we ' X N 5 bb s5:g:5:g:5:1:,.:..,:,:.:,:?:,:,: , .- 2, Q X z -'-' ,,., f 1 . . 1 .sw-:::::. 1, .M - Yasser - 'sw ,. ,1 ' 1. -'If . ,.., 2 Sees ' ..,. .,.. 2 I, - :i ffi ,W ,. ' -.13 ,J ' ' ,.,. I .V ,. V X-. Q. 1.1. ..l:,-:,::::.-fvr.: ' 2 J T' ,f fi I. ' LAURA HANDLY P1'esiclc11,t The Welfare Club is an organization supported by the entire student body. Each class has its own representative. Early in the school year the drive is distributed between the Chattanooga Junior Red Cross, Heart Association, Cancer Association, Care Packages, and Cerebral Palsy. The school also fills gift boxes to be sent overseas. At Thanksgiving there is a drive for canned goods for Pro Re Bona, and old clothes are collected. At Christ- mas time this year the school dressed forty dolls for the Salva- tion Army Christmas party, and some helped serve at the Glen- wood Sanitarium Christmas party. Laura Handly ,,,, ,,.,. , ., .... . ,, President Barbara Don Hastings ..... .......... S ccretllry Miss Jones ,,.,, 7 , 7,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ...., , , Faculty Sponsor REPRESENTATIVI-:S Junior .. ....... ........ ........ .... . ...,..., I C a y Haley Sophomore . , ,... . Sarah Forrest Cooper Freshman ,,,., ...,. . Martha Thomas Eighth . .. .... Tootsie White Seventh .. , .... Lydia Shields GMP 5 isdn f-'flW'P fi' di xk Hamm w. Qu. Q.. 'Q XV Jmm Socially The Duffy-Jarnagin Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1948. Its ideals are character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Members are seniors, juniors, and soph- omores Chonoraryj who represent these ideals. Susan Deakins ,,,, Dorothy McCall ,,,t , Miss Lois Moyer , Winnie Crouch Rochelle Deitch Sally Evans Judy Finley MEMBERS ,,,, Presiderzt , ,,,, Score tary Faculty Sponsor Pat Rimmer Sandra Shull Susan Stone Nancy Turnbull Leah Gill Amy Hoover Charlotte Maclellan Emily Mahan Ma1'y Brooks McKenzie Mary Moore Marjorie Reeves Joy Wessenauer Lois Winer N EVV .loan Joan MEMBERS Starr Warner Mary Allen Wilkerson SUSAN DEAKINS l,7'l'S'1'f,! ll?i G-D 5 Sfmfewf Camel ELEANOR WILLINGHAM P7'1'Sir7f'u f When the Student Council of the Girls' Preparatory School was formed in 1949, three important ideas were used as the basis for organization. These purposes are to increase school spirit, to promote high ideals, and to foster recreational and scholastic activities. Eleanor Willingham H ,, , ,,,r ,,rl,,r P 'resident Pat Rirnmer , ,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, Vice-President Marjorie Brooks ,r,,. ,rrr. . ,r,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,, ,r,, rr,r,,,r r,,,,,,, S e or etwry Miss Lois Moyer and Mrs. A. J. Poston, ,,,,, Faculty Sponsors REPRESENTATIVES Mary A. Wilkerson Ann Corbitt Lynn Walter Nancy Brown Carol Ann McFadden Linda Swanson Susan Deakins Dorothy McCall Caroline Martin Marjorie Reeves Sarah Ann Dodd G-D 5- 7he Shim mf sms ? if 3 E, a ,Q f L f With a very energetic and willing staff for its inspiration the Static has proven this year that age improves all things, especially school papers. Every girl on the Statici' has contributed her part in making each edition original and very readable. Another reason for its success was the hard work of both Emily and Miss Moore. Emily Mahan Joan Warner 7 ,, Miss Roberta Moore Winnie Crouch Marjorie Reeves Marjorie Brooks Ruth Howell Legare Hobbs Teddy Shalett 1953-1954 STAFF ,, W , ,Editor 7 , Assistant Editor Faculty Advise? Jeanne Magill Charlotte Maclellan Alice Morris Sara Jane Murphy Sally Hoover Joan Starr 5 1 MMMQZ 8000! ROCHELLE DEITCH Liferary Editor AMY HOOVER l,if1'1'f11'y Edifm' NANCY TURNBULL Assistanf I,iCfllI'f' Eflifm' JOY VVESSENAUER E'd1'f0r Assisfmvf Edifm' MARY MOORE 131rsz 111'ss Ma nagm' LOIS WINER ASS7'Sff17If Bafsmvss Manager NANCY FRANKLIN Art ElIl.ffll' SARAH STEPHENSON Picture Eclifm' HILDA REEVES Assisfrznf Arr' Editor GD 3, MARY BROOKS McKENZIE fziwmfuf Clad :,. '-1 , .,,.' f 2 fill' ,:,::, S -Q , ggi if l sas: 1: l M- if gi, if 1 l 52 73 l il . E , E Qi Z I ll ' H :.:.:iIrf.s .-.,. 3 ' l , ,E ,:.:.:.1,,.,::::,.:.: ,.,. ,V,,, 3 A - -f -' . ' ff -f F , , 5 1 -. v- ',,- '- ,s lr fi 2 ': , ' 'izizz ,,., ,W 3 , f 'A ' f v -' . wif- , N 7 ,. aw L' ,A Q Al - ,fn 5 y X Nc, . lllv Z, E if W f ,,2- ' V A --1. 5 2 .,,. E if ,,.., MX, nzun ,,,.,. , , .,,,. :il .,:,.:.... :::E 1-- In .1:.. wk bllzlllllvlrll V: lnlbllzzg QW? A V A M s W rr. . '- 'V Y 2-- CYS .Fe iq The Library Club is composed of fifteen Freshmen. Every girl spends a period in the library each Week. During this period she dusts the five book shelves assigned to her, puts up the books that are turned in daily, and keeps the library in order. Two members make posters for the bulletin boards in the library each month. Cynthia Shoemaker, , H ,, Presidenf Graham Walker Mrs. T. W. Bridge ,, Mary Lynn Barnwell Betsy Brooks Gail Bryan Ann Corbitt Carol Dietzen Judy Harrison Linda Longgley W , Secretary H Fac1fIfySpm1sor MEMBERS Kay McKenzie Patty Park Bettie B. Porzelius Janice Shipley Mary Walker Lynn Walter Q 1 . My .X T .,El,, A :::l.l,., V :IQ Vvqi .. 5 -5 v 1 CYNTHIA SHOEMAKER I'r0sid1'nt on 5 if ea Mmm Wee GLM The Junior Glee Club is under the capable direction of Mrs. Margaret Glenn. Its members are chosen from the eighth and ninth gradesg the principal purpose of the organization is to train its members for membership in the Senior Glee Club. This year this group performed at both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Mary Walker , , Betsy Chamberlain ,,,,, Betsy Brooks Ansley Parker ., Mrs. Margaret Glenn Nancy Armstrong Betty Sue Ayers Mary Barnwell Barbara Bentz Bonnie Blevins Elizabeth Bridge Nancy Brown Gail Bryan Marjorie Caine Gail Cate Cynthia Craig Jean DuBose Judy Evans Gail Fason Beverly Flegal J onette Galt Bonnie Lou George Martha Grant Nan Groves Janice Haley Patricia Hames Ann Harper MEMBERS ,, ,,,,, P1'esidc'1zt ,Vice-Presidcflzf ,, Scc1'eta1'y , T1'ea.s-urer Faculty Sponsor Judy Harrison Kay Hughlett Eleanor Jenkins Carolyn Jennings Anita Johnson Peggy Johnson Linda Lionggley Helen Magill Gladys McCallie Marilyn Martin Grace Moore Alex Mott Jan Mott Ann Norvell Patricia O'Connor Kathy O'Lenic Patty Park Judy Perkinson Emmy Pettway Judy Pollard Carolyn Reynolds Margaret Rivers MARY WALKER President Joyce Rogers Cynthia Shoemaker Nancy Snider Allison Stem Dorothy Talley Martha Thomas Bunny Turner Emmy Warner Barbara Willingham Linda Willingham Julia Wilson Doris Winer Judy Young 5 are ear The Senior Glee Club of the Girls' Preparatory School is composed of a group of girls from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. These girls are chosen for their fine voices and their considerate cooperation. This organization consists of girls who- wish to prepare themselves for College Glee Club work and to further music appreciation among the members of the student body. The Glee Club presents concerts annually at Christmas time, at the Art and Music Festival in the spring, and at Commencement. It also gives programs at Baylor, at McCallie, and at Various clubs and organizations in Chattanooga. Carol Keese ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,7,, . P resident Pat Rimmer ,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,7, , ,,,, Vice-Presidewzf Sandra Martin ,,r,,,,,,,,r .. .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, S ecretary Emily Callaway, Bunny Jones Charlotte Hocker ,r,r,,,,,r,,rrr ,, ,, , ,,rr ,,,,,,, L ib'ra1'fia1zs Susan Deakins, Marshall Soyars ,, ,rr,,,,. Accompmzists Mrs. Margaret Glenn ,,,, , ,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,, ,r,,, F acuity Sprmsvr MEMBERS Sarah E. Abernathy Emilee Barnes Maria Black Eleanor Dixon Sylvia Eubanks Nancy Franklin Helen Harris Barbara D. Hastings Amy Hoover Virginia Jackson Anne Lindsey Dorothy McCall Ellie McDonald Mary B. McKenzie Lynda Phillips Peggy Raulston Frances Shepard Sarah Stephenson Michael Von Canon Ann Walker Nan Chamberlain Connie Cunningham Evalyn Ferger Shirlene Hite Charlotte Maclellan Marian Mathews Edie Montague Sally Ordway Pat Paty Kay Scott Teddy Shalett Sandy Shull Georgia Silas Corinne Spears Joan Talley Carolyn Austin Sarah F. Cooper Carol Cunningham Carlene Davis Carol Ann Goodrum CAROL KEESE President Judie Hargrave Sally Hoover Pat King Jarand Light Judy Marler Peggy McAfee Betsy Montague Judy Palm Sara Jo Patrick Linda Preisler Joan Starr Gordon Viall Peg McWhorter Gail Willingham Maize Qlnl The Music Club is now in its third year of existence. It has made great strides in these years. It is represented in the Opera Chorus and the Chattanooga Philharmonic Society and tries to further interest in all musical talent in the school. Lynda Phillips Prcsiclcnl' Joan Heberer ,,,,,,,, Scc1'cfa'ry Leah Gill 7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , , Treasurer Mrs. Margaret Glenn ,,,, Faculty Sponsor MEMBERS Sarah E. Abernathy Emilee Barnes Fletch Bryan Nan Chamberlain Emily Calloway Connie Cunningham Susan Deakins Eleanor Dixon Agnes Donelson Sally Evans Sylvia Eubanks Judy Finley Nancy Franklin Mary Keating' Griffis Shirlene Hite Amy Hoover Bunny Jones Thelma Liles Mary Brooks McKenzie Ellie McDonald Charlotte Maclellan Carolyn Matchette Marian Mathews Sandra Martin Mary Moore Carolyn Martin Betsy Montague Linda Preisler Peggy Raulston Susan Stone Frances Shepard Sarah Stephenson Sandra Shull Nancy Turnbull Barbara Turner Joan Talley Michael Von Canon Mary Amanda Vogt GD 3. LYNDA PHILLIPS Prffsidcm' Mary Eleanor Woodruff Ann Walker Joan Warner Anne Leland Warner Joy VVessenauer zddafcaoialzcm Black Captain Blue Capfuin SARAH ELIZABETH ABERNATHY RITA HARRIS 'tSwimmers, to your mark, get set, go! A loud splash was followed by the cries of Come on Blacks! and Let's go Blues! Thus began the first intramural contest of the year sponsored by the Athletic Association. The Athletic Association, of which each girl is a member, had its origin three years ago. It has as its purpose to promote good sportsmanship and to encourage school spirit through competitive sports both individual and team. Blur' Senior-Rita Harris Junior-Jeanne Magill Sophomore-Peggy McAfee Freshman-Linda Currin Eighth grade-Bonnie Blevins Seventh grade-Linda Boone CAPTAINS Black Senior-Sarah Elizabeth Abernathy Junior-Sandra Martin Sophomore-Carolyn Austin Freshman-Ansley Parker Eighth grade-Lynn Lannes Seventh grade-Elizabeth An n Tessman GD 5, Kmart am Qaida UMA The Know Your Bible Club was founded in 1950, since then it has greatly enlarged. The purpose of this club is 'tto know Christ better. Through inspirational speakers and Biblical discussions the K.Y.B. Club acquaints its members with the teachings of the Holy Bible. Secondary to knowing Him better is the application of His teachings to our daily lives. Edith Montague ,,,,,,t,,tt,t . ,,,,,,t,,,,, ,,t,, P rcsirlvilf Judy Finley, Rita Harris, Don Hastings, Ansley Parker, Jane Price, Elizabeth Richardson, Cynthia Shoemaker, Martha Thomas, Anne Leland Warner. Tootsie Q White ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , H ,, ,,r,,, Program Committee' Mrs. Carolyn Plunket .. ...... S1J011aS00' MEMBERS M Emilee Barnes Barbara Boyd Sarah Forrest Sally Evans Evalyn Ferger Joan Heberer Lillian Henry Amy Hoover Cooper Pat King Judy Marler Sandra Martin Betsy Montague Barbara Turner Michael Von Canon Ann Walker Patsy Williams GD 5, 6 4 The Christian Forum was begun in 1949 for the purpose of discussing pioblems that arise in everyday living. An open discussion of these questions and problems is held every Week. Projects this year have been presenting chapel programs preceding VZIIOUS holidays and participating in clothing drives. Charlotte Berryman W W H W , V 7 W Rita Harris Kay Haley Fletch Bryan Winnie Crouch Eleanor Dixon Sally Evans Mary K. Grifliss Joan Heberer Legare Hobbs Ruth Howell Leland Hume Bunny Jones Anne Lindsey Charlotte Maclcllan Jeanne Magill ,,,,,,Po'es'ident ,, ,,,, Vice-P'resicle'nt U H ,,,,,, W W , W ,,Sccrefary MEMBERS Emily Mahan Marian Mathews Alice Morris Sally Ordway Pat Paty Elizabeth Richardson Loretta Silver Georgia Silas Mary Amanda Vogt Michael Von Canon Ann Walkei' Anne Leland VVarner GP 3 Zzaemk GLM -:FQ ,MN 5 A ef -J., .7 ,V a 8, ' .,::z:,. .. 4- ,., IP 5 v LL... SUSAN STONE l r1'siriwnf ,Q X5 Membership in the French Club is open to any girl in second year French. The meetings, which take place every third Monday, are conducted in Frenchg and often French skits are presented by the club members. Susan Stone 7 7 7 77 77 77 7 77 77 77 7 77 77 I'r4'siden1 7 77 77 77 77 Sccrctury 77 777ProgranL Clzairman Emilee Barnes 7 Marshall Soyars 7 7 7 Mrs. Stanley Addis 77 7 7 7 77 7 77 7 7 Faculty S1J0'H,SOI' MEMBERS Sarah E. Abernathy Susan Deakins Rochelle Deitch Eleanor Lee Dixon Sally Evans Judy Finley Nancy Franklin Joan Gough Rita Harris Barbara D. Hastings Lillian Henry Amy Hoover Virginia Jackson Anne Lindsey GD S7 Q Dorothy McCall Ellie McDonald Mary B. McKenzie Mary Moore Lynda Phillips Nancy Reynolds Pat Rimmer Sarah Stephenson Nancy Turnbull Michael Von Canon Anne Leland Warn Joy Wessenauer Lois VViner el 74 Z gem! ugpfmfefzd The SplinterS help the Senior Annual Board', with Claes vsr1te ups Agnes Donelson Alice Morris Marjorie Reeves Teddy Shalett Sarah F. Cooper Sally Hoover Sara Jane Murphy Gail Bryan Ann Corbitt SPLINTERS C3-.D 3. Kay McKenzie Graham Walker Betty Sue Ayers Marjorie Caine Doris Winer Carole Goins Susie Seaborn Jean Spears Elizabeth Ann Tewm in 1 Wwaziw Nm Um CAROLE SULLIVAN l'1'a'siflr'H! The Theater Arts Club was organized in 1952 to instruct its members in the arts of the theater. The members have learned how to apply make-up, to speak properly, to act upon a stage, to care for stage properties, and to put up scenery. The Theater Arts Club presents a play at the end of the year in which every member has a part either as an actress or as a member of the backstage crew. Carole Sullivan 77 ,,,,,, 77 7 77 7 7 7 7 PI'6SidPHf Lenora Powell ,77t,7, 77 ,,7,,7,,7, 7 77,,, 7 7 Secretary Mrs. Charles H, Gullickson 7 7 77 7 7 77S7wns0'1' MEMBERS Sandra Allison Marjorie Brooks Harvey Brewer Fletch Bryan Pat Collins Agnes Donelson Rena Fox Leah Gill Joan Gough Muffet Handly Lcgare Hob!-as GD 3, Leland Hume Thelma Liles Caroline Martin Carolyn Matchette Mary Moore Alice Morris Nancy Reynolds Susan Stone Nancy Turnbull Mary Eleanor Woodruff 74fZfZl WMZAZW The Art Workshop is composed of a group of ambitious girls who work diligently on scenery for plays, the operetta, and May Day. It also helps with any other school function needing its handiwork. MEMBERS , President .,,,ViC6-P'7'6Sifl6'1lf Nancy Franklin Marjorie Reeves 7,,7 Miss Avis Bass , , ,,,,,,,,,,, Faculty Sponsor Sandra Allison Emilee Barnes Charlotte Berryman Emily Callaway Connie Cunningham Sylvia Eubanks Sally Evans Keating Grifliss Muffet Handly Helen Harris Rita Harris Barbara D. Hastin Joan Heberer Lillian Henry Virginia -l2f'liSHIl llarol Kccse gf S Cynthia Lannes Anne Lindsey Mary B. McKenzie Mary Moore Lynda Phillips Lenora Powell Hilda Reeves Sarah Stephenson Susan Stone Nancy Turnbull Barbara Turner Michael Von Canon Mary A. Vogt Ann Walker Anne L. Wzwm-r so so -w-U FQ NANCY FRANKLIN l'l'1 Sir'l1f11f G GLM MICHAEL VON CANON II'I'i'SffII'lIf The Camera Club is Composed of girls who are interested in photography and want to learn more about it. They take pictures of school functions, such as plays and dances. This year they have learned how to develop and enlarge pictures. Miss Lois Moyer ,, Emilee Barnes Susan Deakins Rochelle Deitch Sally Evans Sylvia Eubanks Judy Finley Rena Fox Helen Harris Rita Harris Barbara Don Hastings Joan Heberer Lillian Henry Amy Hoover Anne Lindsey Jeanne Magill Caroline Martin Carolyn Matchette MEMBERS , Faculty Sponsor Kay McKenzie Mary B. McKenzie Mary Moore Lynda Phillips Hilda Reeves Sarah Stephenson Susan Stone Dorothy Talley Nancy Turnbull Barbara Turner Michael Von Canon Ann Walker Graham Walker Anne L. Warner Joy Wessenauer Lois Winer C312 5 5 MARY BROOKS MCKENZIE NANCY FRANKLIN HILDAGARDE ELIZABETH REEVES May Qzmrn ELIZABETH RICHARDSON Maid of Honor SUSAN DEAKINS Gfrflcc M0CnIZ1Tc Sclwlarslaip MARY MOORE flrrrffrf jwffclllliulf Slfl1UlllI'NlI'I'j! ELEANOR VVILLINGHAM P 1'1esMm1f of Sfmlenf Cmmcil CAROL KEESE Moxf Popular JOY WESSENAUER :sl Acrfiwf in Srlmol Afff lu'f1'ifm' of K1rl1 1'rln.w'npw JUDY FINLEY vsirlwnf of Sf'Il'l'UI' 1711 62 ,QQ Glam Two and four years ago we, the seniors of 1954, descended upon the new building of G.P.S. at 731 Frazier Avenue, conceived in education and dedicated to the proposition that we must study. We were then engaged in a six years' struggle.. It is for us, the seniors, to present a portion of our record to those who have not thus far so nobly advanced. A bit frightened, yet eager to set out on another stage of our lives in a new and different world, we entered the seventh grade with smiling faces and trembling hands. When we had finally become some- what adjusted, we elected Nancy Franklin to lead us as president. As our representative to the Honor Council, Mary Brooks was chosen in the second term. Our first dramatic production was the play, Elsie in Booklandf' On the festive side, Nancy Turnbull, Carole, Anne, Lois, and Sandra had the honor of serving as attendants to the May Queen. Passing our first year, each of us entered the second phase of this new experience, happy that we had succeeded in the first and more ready to tackle the second. Muffet was chosen as our president, Joy and Dorothy were our representatives to the Student Council. Although we were sorry to lose Stella, Betty Vance, Mary Ann, Peggy, and Paty Jo, we were overjoyed to add to our ranks Sally, Harriette, Joan, Barbara, and Amy. Our second production in the field of dramatics was Not Tonight starring Don, Mary, Joy, Penelope, and Muffet. The ninth grade started off with a bang. Since most of us had been at G.P.S. for two years, we felt just about as big as the seniors. We numbered fifty-four and had gained Rochelle, Joan Gough, Vir- ginia, Laura, Nancy Pendergrass, Lender, and Michael. The verdant freshmen elected Eleanor to guide us in our third year. Assisting her in governing us were Charlotte and Nancy. In the field of our histrionic ability we presented The Mad Breakfast. Was it ever! Because of their good English grades, Marilyn, Sally, Judy, Muffet, Helen, Don, Mary Brooks, Mary, Nancy F., Pat, Susan, Nancy T., Joy, and Lois were elected to dust the books. With the excep- tion of a few who couldn't hit the right notes, the whole ninth grade made up the Junior Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Glenn. They later presented Rex Gloria, Slumber Boat, and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. For May Day that year the theme was a flashback on the lives of Grandfather and Grandmother. Part of the more energetic freshman portrayed the women voters of 1930. The other part of the ninth grade were old-time friends of aged couples and dii a dance in celebration of the couple's fiftieth anni- versary. This brought to a close the ninth grade of 1951. As in the Where, Oh Where's, the verdant freshmen became the gay young sophomores. As jubilant sophomores we were led by capable Amy, as president, and Dorothy, as secretary. Un- fortunately, we lost Marilyn, Pearl, Lender, and Peggy Joyce, but we gained Sylvia as a member of our happy band. To that wonderful informer of school affairs, the Static, we contributed three talented girls, Joy, Dorothy, Pat, and to keep us on t'The straight and narrow path we selected Joy and Susan Deakins as our representatives to the Student Council. Chosen because of their outstanding qualities, as well as brains, Susan Deakins, Joy, and Dorothy were elected to the National Honor Society. Many an off-key note was heard that year as We contributed Sarah Elizabeth, Harvey, Susan D., Eleanor Dixon, Nancy F., Helen, Don, Amy, Virginia, Carol, Dorothy, Ellie, Nancy Jo, Lynda, Pat, Frances, Sarah, Ann, Eleanor, and Mary Brooks to the Senior Glee Club. Biddingnau revoir to Shewmake, Penny, Laura, and Nancy Pendergrass, we entered our junior year by adding Thelma, Peggy, and Frances to our non-too-meager ranks. Hilda was our beautiful and capable president, and Charlotte, our silent tape recorder. The Static became Of the School, By the School, and For the School with Joy foriginalitylb as editor and Sue, Rochelle, Judy, Amy, Doro- thy, Mary B., Pat, and Eleanor as the punch behind the drive. Our year was kept strictly in ranks by Eleanor, as our secretary of the Student Council, Susan Deakins, and Dorothy. Mary, Nancy Turnbull, Rochelle, Judy, Pat, Amy, and Mary B. received the recognition of the National Honor Society. Lynda, as vice-president and secretary of the Music Club, and Nancy Franklin, as president of the Art Work- shop, kept up our cultural side. Rochelle, Presh, and Sue D. pounded the basketball court, and Rita, Cynthia, Dorothy, Sue D., Nancy T., and Sarah volleyed to become members of the volley-ball team. Mary and Sue D. were co-winners of the Grace McCallie Scholarship, Mary became Marie by win- ning the French award, Sue, puella, Sylvia, senorita. Our year culminated in the destruction of Washington and the Bristol station. fBunny hop! U The last year and the best was guided by President Judy and Secretary Thelma. Muffet headed the Welfare Club, Susan Stone, Le Francais, Lynda, Music Club, Carol, Glee Club, Michael, Camera Club, Nancy F., Art Workshop, Carole Sullivan, Theater Arts, Sue D., National Honor Society. Joy, the Most Active in School Affairs, was our scintillating editor of the annual with Amy, Mary, Nancy Franklin, Sarah, Lois, Mary B., Hilda, Nancy Turnbull, and Rochelle assisting. Hilda was our lovely May Queen, and Elizabeth, our Maid of Honor. Eleanor gained the highest esteem as president of the Student Council, with Pat, Dorothy, and Sue, as her colleagues. Carol Keese was elected most popular. In the first semester the National Honor Society took in Susan Stone, Sally Evans and Lois Winer. The brave seniors who struggled here have learned far beyond the power to add or subtract. The school will little note, nor long remember what they said here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is rather for us the younger to be here dedicated to the task remaining before theme-the unfin- ished work to which we, the seniors of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four, gave the last full measure of devotion. P.S. Any similarity to the Gettysburg Address is purely coincidental. Nancy Franklin llilrla Rr-vvr-s Uma WM! We, the class of 1954 will: . . . our haloes and wings to the teachers who thought we were little angels. We're going to college now. . . our athletic ability to the Black team in hopes that the Blues will win the trophy next year. , Sarah E. Abernathy, will my trick knee to Mrs. Thomas, who tried to get one. I, Sandra Allison, will my Jeepster to next year's seniors to provide transportation to and from the gym field. I, Emilee Barnes, will my pink cheeks to Connie Cunningham, who is such a pale, emaciated child. I, Charlotte Berryman, will my loyalty to Baylor to Gladys McCallie. I, Maria Black, will my natural blond hair to Fletch Bryan, in case she gets that awful urge to peroxide it again. I, Harvey Brewer, will my White Rabbit to Bunny Jones. I, Pat Collins, will my dieting to Judy Pollard, who really needs it. We, Deakins and Turnbull, will our first names back to ourselves, in hope that we may use them next year. I, Rochelle Deitch, will my water skiis and motorboat to Cousin Marsha so that Chickamauga Lake won't be lonesome next spring for G.P.S. girls. I, Eleanor Lee Dixon, will my pony tail to the Art Studio to use for paint brushes. I, Sylvia Eubanks, will my uniforms to Sacks Frazier Avenue. I, Sally Evans, will my quietness in French Class to Caroline Martin in hopes that Madame will not be annoyed by her talking in French Class next year. I, Judy Finley, will my red hair and freckles to twin Marian in case she should lose hers. We, Nancy Franklin and Pat Rimmer, will our hair Howers to the front yard which needs them. I, Joan Gough, will what is left of me to college. I, Muffet Handly, will my enviable figure and lovely, natural blond hair to Sandra Martin, who could use a little improvement. I, Helen Harris, will my waist-line to Alice Morris to prevent her from wasting her allowance on a newer and better waist pincher. I, Ritlal. Harris, will my tallness to Peg McWhorter, who is so short that she could use a few added inc es. We, Don Hastings and Mary B1'ooks McKenzie, will our feet to the Chris-Craft Company as a model for their new cruisers. I, Joan Heberer, will my trips to Sewanee to anyone who is lucky enough to get them. I, Lillian Henry, will my desire for a driver's license to Caroline Martin, who has to ride the bus. I, Amy Hoover, will my height to the Empire State Building. I, Virginia Jackson, will nothing. I need everything I've got. I, Carol Keese, will the uniforms that Jane willed to me to Nancy, hoping that they will fit her better. I, Cynthia Lannes, will a can of oil to the lucky person who gets locker 163 next year. I, Thelma Liles, will my blue chevrolet to Miss Bass, so she'll get to school on time next year. I, Anne Lindsey, will my love of chewing gum to all the Study Hall teachers. I, Dorothy McCall, will my athletic ability to Nan Chamberlain, who has never made the Varsity team. I, Eleanor McDonald, will my inertia to Debby Place, who is so energetic. I, Mary Moore, will-if I don't lose my nerve first. Moi, Lynda Phillips, dans mon testament desi1'e donner mon amour pour le theatre francais a Madamoi- selle Carolyn Matchette qui adore HVRAIMENTH cette langue. I, Lenora Jane Powell, will my long fiowing locks to Agnes Donelson. I, Peggy Raulston, will my pep and vivacity to Linda Preisler, who is such a quiet girl. I, Hilda Reeves, will my love to study to Sister, who never cracks a book. I, Nancy Reynolds, will my car to sister Carolyn, who will probably have it anyhow. I, Elizabeth Richardson, will one of my yellow dresses to the Venus statue on the steps. I, Frances Shepard, will my love for LaFayette to Mary Louise Chapman, who never goes near the town. I, Marshall Soyars, will my Hoot back to hoose. I, Sarah Stephenson, will another S10 fee to the chemistry department to make up for the broken ar- ticles. I, Susan Stone, will my love of bridge to Goren. I, Carole Sullivan, will my low voice to Cynthia Finley, who is such a soprano. I, Barbara Turner, will my braces to Marjorie Caine. I, Michael Von Canon, will-I don't know when, but I will. I, Ann Walker, will my curly hair to Graham, who simply adores curls. I, Anne Leland Warner, will my love for Baylor to Emmy in ordcr to keep it in the family. I, Joy Wessenauer, will my bean . . . to 115. I, Eleanor Willingham, will my ability to fall in love with everybody who comes along to Evelyn Fer- ger, who can never stick to just one. I, Lois Winer, will my ability to be at the end of every roll to Mary Eleanor Woodruff, who has the same sad fate. i Listen, my friends, and you shall hear The future fate of the seniors dear: Presh, of course, is found in Kentuckyg A horse at her ranch is thought quite lucky. Sandra's the owner of many a jeepg At colors outlandish, she'll give you a peep. Anne Leland's football team made historyg Hardy -men all, and that's no mystery. Sylvia's become our ambassador to Spaing Soon she'll return to the U.S. by plane. Amy is married, each boy now sings, For this means an end to her collection of rings. Elizabeth and Rita are famous golf Pros, A goal they've reached by defeating all foes. Don and Maria have at last hit Broadway, They've made a success in many a play. Mary Moore, while deciphering the Einstein theory, Is writing her own in case she gets weary. The construction business with Lindsey as boss Is rebuilding G.P.S.-her alma mater at cost. Ellie has become the world's second Houdinig She always squirmed out of places too teeny. Students of music go to Eleanor Dixon to learn, With beginners of accordion she's especially stern. MuiTet's latest book, I Conquered the Universe, With Charlotte's Secrets of Baylor runs a close first. Two world renowned artists from our class have weg These are Nancy Franklin and Lynda Lee. Frances and Mary Brooks have reached their ambitions And are two of Erlanger's best technicians. The annual A.M.A. election is nearg Michael. no doubt, will be surgeon of the year. Flash! The police are sending a state-wide alarmg Dangerous animals escaped the Harris and Turner Felin Harvey's reached the sublime heights of fashion, Clothes and Baylor were always her passion! Ann Walker's London home fills all with elation- Her motive, to be on time for the next Coronation. The Olympic season is not at all dullg The main star none other than Nancy Turnbull. L. J. has at last conquered Trigonometryg Patience, Miss Moyer, pays off-you'll see. Marshall still travels the globe near and farg Her latest conveyance, a European sports car. Virginia and Peggy own their own school- No more trips to G.P.S. by a loaded car pool! Carole Sullivan still collects men with her drawl of Hon---ey- Cynthia's convinced no rabbit can equal the Bunny! Sally dominates conversation with manv a wordg An infiuence left from a French class bird. Used car lots still offer cars galore. But when in need. they turn to Judy for more. Sewanee's adopted a brand new policy: .Toan Heberer is founder of a mountain sorority. Eleanor, our missionary, is in Africa once more: Next she'll be carrying Zoo-boo curses door to door! Hilda. our May Queen, is now Miss Universe. -Toan Gough set records as a technical nurse. Pat Collins v'on't forget the air force. Thelma's still supporting U.T.-of course! Deak is a doctor-famous as can be. Another math teacher is our own Emilee: The Russian Ballet has one star in a milliong Look more closely and y0u'll see it's Lillian. Nancy Reynolds has taken Miss Moore's place. Carol insists touring Murphy is really no waste. T.ois has finallv settled in Mobile: To live there always was her ideal! The New York Times boasts a star editor of society- A new Dot and Dash -but still the same Dorothy. Pat's voice has taken the nation by storm: A truer Met success has never been born. Teaching English in Mexico is Sarah Stephenson. The Stoney system of bridge--many nraises has won, The author of this recent best seller we'll tell: e Farm! !Wcm.o1'ies of CrhfCkCL7lZl1IlflU Lake by none other than Rochelle. Although everyone certainly did worry, lt may please you all to know, that because of a hurry- Unusual as the story may seem- .Tov couldn't leave her bean to 115! The aforementioned characters being real and true, We accept no responsibility for what they actually migh Tf' we were able to gaze into the crystal ball and see. Our presentation to you would then be a true prophecy. t do. Rochelle Deitch 4M Hi? Zlfiniz