Hathaway Brown School - Specularia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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MARILYN CHALLIS CARR attractive, ingenuous, mmchalant, willowy Like the fair princess of a medieval legend is Chally of the slim waist, raven hair, and white skin with flushed cheeks. Her buoyant voice has helped the soprano section of the Ensemble to hit those high G's, and she hopes to become a Chcmteuse of popular songs. Not only does Chally look well in a bathing suit, but she is a fiend for swimming. Her easyfgoing poise is admired by us all. E93 jANET DONALD adaptable, imaginative, jnunty, unpretentious Who will be able to forget Ianet's lighthearted humour or her seriousness, both of which have contributed to the efforts of the Spec board? Who can forget her enthusiasm and nimbleness, which have won her places on class teams and the Athletic Council? And who will not remember her dimples, her gay eyes, and those rides in her station wagon? Vitality and a willingness to cooperate are the keynotes in janet's nature.

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SHIRLEY JEAN BROWN efficient, animated, keen, lively Whether it's math or French, Shirley whizzes through with the greatest of ease. Shirley is a business woman: her senior year has been spent dashing about for Sfwfulflfia ads and collecting Glee Club dues from the negligent members. Between times she has managed to squeeze in a few weekfends at Yale and some athletic activity on class teams. With her yen for Betas, baked bananas, and bubble gum, she captivates every' one she meets. 8 BETSEY BDU RN E underslunding, capable, buoyant, full-0 f -sunshine A flash of red hair, a friendly beam- There goes Bourne with a thundering herd of Fortyfniners charging down the hall behind her. We have watched her cavort as Elmer and the Earl Mount Ararat on the stage. We have followed her up the hockey field and down the basketball court. We have listened to her singing in the Glee Club and in the Ensemble. We have admired her ability to cope with difficult class and school problems. Now we point with pride to our class president, Betsey Bourne.

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g Q x gQ ' Jil if -IOYCE DUNCAN aesthetic, enthiisiastif, artless, ingenuous She drives like a cautious snail, but she's a whiz at playing bridge or creatf ing culinary masterpieces. She talks like a magpie, but it's all too seldom that she sings with her lilting voice. She waves her stick like a madwoman on the hockey fieldg she wields her paintbrush like a practised master in the studio. Her gayly checked patch' Work beanie, impishly tilted to one side, is a symbol of Ioyce's varied moods and talents. PATRICIA DUDLEY svelte, soft-spoken, dissatisfed, queenly Patsy is our fabulous sophisticate. Her flair for clothes and her graceful carriage bespeak a person of artistic temperament. And artistic she has proved herself. She won the 1947 Carnival poster contest and has created the decorations for most of our dances. Her swinging foot, her expressive gesf tures, and her composure and poise have resulted in her election as May Queen. U03