Hartridge School - Tempora et Mores Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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MARIORIE IANE O'LOUGHLlN Midge, Mag 2000 Woodland Avenue Plainfield, N. I. Entered l930 Smith Favorite expression: I don't know but- Usual occupation: Parsons Pet aversion: Mustaches Saving grace: Legs. A lustily bellowed Show me the way to go home- and Midge, perched up on the saddle ot a tough, bucking, blue and black victory bi- cycle, lurches from gate number two of the Oakwood driveway. A lip- stick, already poised tor instant appli- cation, miraculously does as directed. A purposeful toss of her halo of rap- idly growing curls and a new Eber- hard Faber No. 2 falls from its station behind her ear, bounces on its eraser on the curb, and disappears with the desired finality into the grass for the duration of the weekend. Midge's hand plunges into a bulging pocket, her face lights expectantly as she draws out, wrapped in colorful waxed- paper funnies, a lump ot bubble gum. Enthusiastically snapping out pink bubbles, she rolls oft to a mysterious weekend. We'll see you on Tuesday, Midge, Class Hockey '39, '40, '41, '42, '43, Class Basketball '40, '42, '43, Dramatic Club '42, '43, Glee Club '43, Library Committee '43, Annual Board '43, President oi Student Council '43, President oi Class '39, '42, Fair representa- tive '40. PAGE THIRTEEN

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Q.oiloX 6003: -5- own 00 Xen eu' 'QYMXQ em one.,- efge Rn '-YVNG ficmemgeef 5 0'A3X'XYT1C.6 we M. NSQQL f?5'WnuQ.e-, Skt Q my Co fhrwffx-meffli -K' GAY'-0 Vscadf' Um' Cx rss' L, , Class Hockey '42, '43, Green Hockey '42, '43, Varsity Hockey '42, '43, Class Basketball '4l, '42, '43, Green Basketball '4l, '42, '43, Dramatic Club '42, '43, Glee Club '41, '43, Athletic Associa- tion '42, Treasurer Athletic As- sociation '43, Library Committee '43, Red Cross Representative '43, Annual Board '43. llllullllllIllllllltllllllilllllllllllllllln eo Nxws- ' v, BERNICE ANNE GRAY J Anne, Ag, Gray YSTN.-F39 Sherman Avenue Plainfield. N. I. Entered 1941 Iefferson Hospital Favorite expression: Oh my lord Usual occupation: Rummaging through locker Pet aversion: Music for assemblies Saving grace: Generosity. We introduce Anne Gray, known to a new member of the younger genera- tion as Aunt Anne. But we who went through Hartridge with her know her as the senior who gives her lone two classmates nervous prostration for fear she'1l leave them alone with the maps of that first afternoon class while she enjoys a quiet luncheon at home. She is our windblown adventurer seen about town seated beside a uniformed chauffeur in a light-weight, olive drab vehicle otherwise known as a jeep, peep, beep or what have you. She's that demon worker who can be heard through our fogged, blank minds to rip page after page of lengthy answers from an official com- position board. We add that she is also that female Horatius whose sec- tion of the hockey field is never in- vaded recklessly or otherwise by raid- ing opponents. PAGE TWELVE 'ln MII X062

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Class Hockey '39, '40, '41, '42, '43, White Hockey '41, '42, '43, Var- sity Hockey '43, Class Basketball '39, '40, '41, '42, '43, White Bas- ketball '4l, '42, '43, Varsity Bas- ketball '42, Student Council '40, Class President '41, Dramatic Club '43, Glee Club '43, Captain of White Team '43, Secretary of Athletic Association '43, Library Committee '43, Annual Board '43. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllll MARY ANN STILLMAN QUARLES Quie, Mary 139 East Seventh Street Plainfield, N. I. Entered 1938 Mount Holyoke Favorite expression: But I really wasn't doing anything. Usual occupation: Snake studies? Pet aversion: Formal parties Saving grace: Appetite. Who, at the cautious Whisper of Arizona, snaps to attention from a vision ofa chocolate, marshmallow, peanut sundae just dripping with whipped cream with a pert cherry calling to be eaten? What senior spends almost more time Worrying about the horrifying possibility that the dentist might change his office hours from Wednesday than about keeping up that senior standard in a junior-infested Virgil class? Who flut- ters recklessly about the ice-skating pond in a last desperate effort for some painless, temporary disability be- fore her annual struggle With the scarcer element of formal society on the scene of the Hartridge ballroom? This maiden, fair readers, as you have probably guessed from vague hints purposely dropped above, is our fight- ing captain of the Whites, Quie. PAGE FOURTEEN