Hathaway Brown School - Specularia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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JOYCE ELAINE EVANS ronfiding, discreet, puzzled, amoeba-conscious A day with Joyce is like an expedif tion through a funhouse. Her original interpretations of Lower Slobbovians and our little jungle friends are as gro- tesque as the reflections of freak mirrors, and her guffaws are as disarming as laughing gas. In her more serious moments our female Danny Kaye offif ciates as president of the Dorm with efficiency and convictfon. ANN FORSYTHE dependable, vivacious, social, conuivial Every Senior has munched Annie's specialty, cheese dreams, or conversed with her over the teacups. Her disserf tations range from the Roosevelt admin' istration to up North. Ann was president of the class in our freshman year, gathered ads for Review in our junior year, and managed the dining room as vicefpresident of the Student Council in our senior year. Ann's fa' vouritz expression, Men are just no good, has become the class password. fill

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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

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BETSY FROLKING mischievous, dreamy, pastel, creative Betsy, one of our most ardent shutter' bugs, can be seen clicking her camera and blinding us with flashbulbs almost everywhere she goes. Her works of art now grace the picture pages of Spec- When we think of Betsy, we think of an infectious giggle, a playful sense of humor, and a black convertible. We shall expect to see Betsy's name attached to a bookfoffthefmonth in the near future. PEGGY FORSYTHE energetic, steadfast, efervescent, hospitable The human dynamo of the Senior Class-Besides being class president in our freshman year, a frequent inmate of the honor roll, and chairman of 1948's stupendous carnival, Westward Hof, Pegs has also made her mark in the Glee Club and on the hockey field. Her ten' der treatment of her burly and gen' eral adipose tissue and her propensity for snatching naps are her unique trade' marks. Above all, she loves to give and have a good time. L ' , ' K. 52 2 1 . .. ll2l