Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

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' , s . ,ng .x .. . , N.. . . 1 'v.l.'- X 'WW Dcdzcatzou One of the most famrllar srghts on the Hockaday campus IS that of a certarn energetrc young man coat talls and red ha1r flyrng rn the breeze runmng to make just one more ap polntment before he frmshes hrs day Thrs man fondly called Lncle Tom by all the glrls 1n the school cholr has been the domrnatmg Splflt rn the Musrc Department for f1ve years Through his own determmatron he has developed the Glee Club to over twrce nts orrgmal slze makmg 1t a well known choral group over all of Texas He has earned the respect and adm1rat1on of the faculty and students alrke because of hrs perserverance and h1s ab1l1ty to set and achreve a goal yet at the same trme he has remarned humble and good humored The red strrped suspenders and plard sports hat worn bv thrs remarkable man have done more than the1r share to contrrbute to the lrght hearted attrtude of the grrls on campus We the class of 1958 dedlcate our annual to the busy man who IS never too busy to llsten to our problems and offer a word of encouragement Thomas Merrrman W 0 0 l N! . . . . . ,,. 7 a ' . ,, . . . . Y . . l - 1 , . 7 . . . Y A , . , T I . i , J V , . fiareward In the not too distant future, these buildings will hold the memories of many Hockaday girls, but not for those of us who will graduate before that day. Instead, our memories will be of the present campus, and we of the Annual Staff hope that when the new school is a reality, this yearbook will bring back memories of the Hockaday that we knew. '-hfuyazei Hallam. 1w ' 'S FY' s A 4 M.. ,. .,.y-, .K 4' --,-fe I .J xi' , 'rw 'X ! na' A If 9 ' JM' an ' Ill In 'wwf N. re H0 kaday -X Q . ,JW o ,' Sv. ,. , ,, 'YL ugh, 'll R H5555 ,kligglwh kilt mu I'fC.'9 ,EM in-A . 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ERIK Joxssox ....45f? MRS. EMERSON BOROLGHS 'WV' an-mf MR FSTFY IOSTFR Pmzfzpfzf of Lfu er Srlmol MR. HERBERT XV. SMITH. H6nZ.fllIcI,ff6I' av' MRS. WILLIAM DUNCAN Direrlor of Aclizitief MARY REYNOLDS Direrfor of A!1llljJIf07If and Slzldief ELIZABETH MILTON Hemi of Rexidezlre ADMISSIONS. PUBLIC RELATIONS AND ALUM- NAE OFFICE - Slarzding: Mrs. Holbrook and Mrs. Harrison. Serzlrfdx Miss Reynolds and Mrs. Price. N01 picluredx Mrs. Rose. Staff LONWER SCHOOL SECRETARIES Mrs. Mahaney and Mrs. McCrum COUNSELORS: Mrs, Harrison, Mrs. Turiff, Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Nolan. N01 jfirlundx Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Stulcup. Miss Hanson and Mrs. Bliss. lltl Ill COVNSELORS: Mrs. Peyton. Mrs. Lowrcy. Mrs O'Conncr, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Speer. V1- . lggyiifiii ' 'lf fig: 251551 3 . L.1.l. .' 5 t HEADMASTERS SECRETARY REGISTRAR Mrs. Emerson Boroughs Airs' Q' D, Lancaster ASSISTANT HEAD OF RESIDENCE BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. Dan O'Conner Mr. Richard Rury ! TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD Bits. Harold Frampton. N01 pirlureds Mrs. Kennedy. fflff RECEPTIONIST NURSES: Mrs. Thompson. N01 pi: Miss Bess Funk lured: Miss Stovall. 'sz Y -q.,,? N, .sv-f 530- ROBERT MERRITT LA VERNE VUALKER MRS. DAVID CIVFEARDI English: B.A., Amherst: BLA., En lish: B.A.. BLA., Texas C. English: B.A., BLA.. S.M.L'. 8 Browrn ME., Mass. State Teachers. Zzculfy BIRS, JOHN ORAINI Spanish, Bible: B,A.. T.XV.C,g BLA.. S.M.L', MARY COX XVYATT English: BA., S.M.L'. XV. K. McNABB Mathematics: BA.. M.A., Lf of Michigan. EDMOXD ABEL XVARREN CDLBERTSON fNlRS. JOE BICNIGHT AIRS. BIARVIN E. Science: Oberlin. S,M,L', Chemistry: BS.. Trinity Lf. History: BAN MA.. S.Ml'. KENNING MS.. C,I.T. History: BA.. Carleton Cul- lege. MRS. CHARLES JOHN EARLEY MRS. BRUCE BATTERSON Piano, Glee Club: B.M., In- DOUGHERTY Physical Education: BS., diana L'. Piano: B.A., XX'elleslcy. T.S.C,W. N01 picfured THOMAS MERRIMAN Fine Arts, Glee Club Voice: B.A., Indiana U. Zzcul y SAMUEL ADLER Fine Arts, Glee Club: M.A.. Harvard. HARRY WAYNE Voice: Juilliard. LIRS. SANIE OCOXNOR BERNIE REA MARY EVANS BROXYN Voice: BM.. T.C.L'. Piano: BS.. T.S.C.XY. Piano: Juilliard. Stanford L I f--4 C1 If 4: P11 D I' 'T 1 X 2 , .ff I ,..- , .f+:'9' 'fb K .,, M 1, ov , . 4 01,40 , ,,,,.,, ..4lI kv' DE Q5 H jgvsl' V. f -if ,off 4' 2 . ' A' .gr Zipper Sahara! 4 ..- Jog fblllllg 401110 671' power! Nb , J 4303 el? A-.4 ard won we gfzesefzt our fze mer! Shrdmf 00411 ul 0 U dem' 5-'fn wr calf Z0 Imp ffm' MW ?7J mf! ,LK Wlxz Svmlizs fzafmm O11 1 - ' 1 45 1 a f ' K . . Q ' 3 Zz ll - - . . I , 1' 5 V, 2? . V f - - Q P'-l.: , V ' ., Wick: . if , I Age,-it A YT ,Lg ' - kiffij fx ff, V ' 'Jia , K A . X ' 4, V' . . 73,9 1 gi., W ff 'W .5 ff: rdf '45 , .gag-:Q 5 F K ia? 'RG 1 Q , ', ' ff ,. WP, I .3 51:12 F :wt MIB V ,H ,lg 5. ' ivan . :- f ' : - W, , 4 ugh f ff Q., . 1, , J 'Wa' fm- by ' rl , we, M-N, , 1 ' o- ' , n ' ' 04' sL,1..,, 3 U ' ,Wu -u, ffl: 2 z 3 I, Q 2 .f 1 ' 1 I ' . gwlfffl Zfrm v Er, y 9, 'nfl as fela JS, A5594 53 4 25,53 'LJ A Sim A N' ,V x al' 1 wx 1 Dorothea Bresslau, Hester Sue Wbodfin. Thelma jean Goodrich, Mrs. Ciuffardi. OFFICERS Thelma jean Goodrich President Hester Sue Vifoodfin Vice Preridenf Dorothea Bresslau Sei'remry-Trenrzzrer The girls of the Fourth Form feel that this year has been rich in experience and growth. Planning for the class play was rewarding for all and gave many a chance to display their talents. The chapel services given at school and at The Goodwill Industries were projects participated in by all. The Seniors also worked on the Milk Period clean-up campaign and published the Directory. Good luck to the Class of 1959 with hopes that your year is a happy one. If anyone were to ask who is the bounciest girl in the class of '58, there could only be one answer . Barbaral Barbara has spent six years at Hockaday earning the reputation of a wonderful, exuberant person who is fun to be with and an excellent athlete, too. She is one of the few people about whom it is easy to say sincerely that she can take disappointments with a smile, that she always has a friendly word ready, and especially that she has a fresh, unaffected personality which attracts others upon first contact, Barbara has a long record of accomplishments to her credit Cwitness her letter jacketj among which one of the most outstanding is her contribution to the Spanish Honor Society, Tu Tertuliag she is reluctant to admit it, but she has excelled in four years of Spanish. Here's to the bounciest girl in the class of '58, BARBARA JOAN ANDRAU Alief, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Spanish Award: 1956-57 Boarders' Pin: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1955-57 judiciary Committee: 1957-58 Tu Tertulia: 1955-58 Treasurer: 1956-57 Vice President: 1957-58 Athletic Shield: 1954-57 Varsity Letter: 1954-58 Hockey: 1954-563 1957-58 Softball: 1954-57 Volleyball: 1954-57 Athletic Board: 1956-57 Vicious Circle: 1954-58 Treasurer: 1957-58 Inner Circle: 1954-58 Sports Officiating: 1957-58 President: 1957-58 Typing Club: 1955-56 President: 1955-56 Treasurer II Form: 1955-56 ,6a.A,6444,av. me 'Wk tiff, MZ MTLODY HALL ARMSTRONG N ltehez, Mrsslssuyayu Attended l'lOClx1Ll.1y 71,3 yelrs Hoelsaday Rrng 1957 58 Green Team 1955 56,1956 58 Ireneh Trophy 1956 57 fharm Club 1917 58 We ye read about them vte ye heard stones about them but nu er betore had we seen one t1ll noyx The class ot 1958 rs proud to elanm rmongb nts members .1 gjenurne Southern Belle Melody who comes from Watehez AIISSISSIPPI IS the perfect example ot southern lady gjrlcetul porsed xttrletrxe and you should hear her tllls The delrght ot her CliSSI'I11fi.5 rs to corner Melody md make her tell them stones ol her home tovtn md especrally ot her trrp to Prmce The stones 1re always amusmyg, but exen rt they yyerent her droll mlnner and dellghttul lccent yyoul l be tmple I'CYX1I'Ll Belrexe rt or not she exen spellss lrench yyrth 1 southern drayyl Along vtxth her lluf h me manner Melody possesses a eheertul eharreter and rs alxx us re uh to me symplthy md understmd mt to her fI'lC.HLlS troubles l'lOClx1kl1y yxrll Certunly 11115515 honeysuelsle rrl next ye rr T a ' . 4 L 7 ' A . , U ,Q , I L 7 I i . , A, A 5 A . . 1 ff f f V , , 5 , Y . V' I 5 A 7 3 L' L 7 'M W 4 ., . V' , ' , A , I. A Q 4 . e s , , t 1 3 I ' L ' ' t . f un, 1 X 6 . L - 1 y V .- 1 ' ' 1 1 ' wtf' an ' ' ' , ' ' ' . ' L ff-Mvn '- A, I ' ' , ' . ' f ' ' , ' .L X ., I V1 , 1, ,t L, 'W' , ' ' 4 K 3 ,' , . . I .' , , L k . lv L al , ' , , , 1 . f - , L - , Y A A I ' . 1 ' ' ' . ' ' - ' - , V A - - . U' .Af V .L . f I' Q What is it about girls from Abilene who come to Hockaday that makes them stand out? Perhaps it's a freshness, or a grand sense of humor, or a winning smile that adds that something special. Wfhatever it is, Suzanne has it. Pretty and petite are two adjectives often applied to girls, which are completely appro- priate to Suzanne. Although she loves to talk, she can be a willing listener, and she's a friend when it comes to bridge. You can find her anywhere there's a gathering of girls who like to talk and have a good time. Her two years at Hockaday have endeared her to each of us, but it will probably be the boarding de- partment which will miss her the most next fall, .for Suzanne is one of those people of whom it can be said that she's always wonderful to have around. SUZANNE BARBEE Abilene, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Cheerleader: 1957-58 Boarders' Pin: 1956-57 at W M' ! El lil ix 5 -2' 1- I I I D DI, Thi? DEBORAH LYNN BEAIRD Shreveport: Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 judiciary Committee: 1957-58 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Vicious Circle: 1956-58 Secretary: 1957-58 Inner Circle: 1956-58 Art Club: 1956-57 Treasurer: 1956-57 Deborah comes from Hockaday, and there are any time has she lost her still answers to the name that she most certainly is outstanding personalities a long line of Beairds at more to come: yet never at own identity. Although she Barbara, everyone knows not! Deborah is one of the in the class of 1958 with her slow smile and ready warmth. Attractive and poised, she has proved herself a mature, intelligent individual who is easily able to have fun, but yet acutely aware of her responsibilities. In the little tasks Deborah shines above her classmates, for she is never too busy or too tired to do u favor for a friend. Common courtesy and consideration for others are qualities, not often found, which are outstanding in this little gal from Shreveport. Because there are so many Nancys in the class of 1958. Nancy Bertucci has been burdened by having to answer to her full name, Nancy Kaye. No one has exer stopped to ask her if she minds, but she has taken it in the same manner that she takes all the teasing directed at her cheerfully. If any special quality had to be chosen that distinguished Nancy from the rest of her classmates, it would probably be her warm heart and generous nature, for she is always ready to forgive and forget any hasty word or unkind act. Teasing Nancy about her many ro- mances is one of the favorite occupations of her friends. She has been an outstanding member of the Dramatics Department and is invaluable because she is as capable and interested in the backstage aspects of the theatre as she is in acting itself. To qualify this statement it is necessary to add that Nancy Kaye is an excellent actress indeed. NANCY KAYE BFRTUCCI Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years I-Ioclcaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Varsity Letter: 1954-57 Hockey: 1954-57 Softball: 1954-57 Volleyball: 1954-57 Vicious Circle: 1954-56 Drama Club: 1954-55: 1957-58 Typing Club: 1956-57 Annual Staff: 1954-55 Slzwsllkaa T5 DOROTHEA REGFL BRYSSLAU Sao Paulo Brazil Attended Hockaday 1 year Green Team 1957 58 American Field Service 1957 58 Art Club 1957 58 Secretary Treasurer IV Iorm 1957 58 One of the truly remarkable individuals in the class of 1958 is a tall, dark girl from Brazil who in one year has won the heart of each girl in her class. Dorothea came to I-locl-:aday as a representative on the exchange student program, and since her arrival she never ceased to amaze everyone who meets her by her charm and her intelligence. In addition to Eng- lish, she speaks German and Portuguese and has Ll knowledge of French and Spanish. She has success- fully held the office of the class Secretary-treasurer, while at the same time her grades have been evidence that any difficulty she had in adjusting vanished within the first few weeks of school. Perhaps it should be mentioned, too, that she is able to charm more people than her teachers and classmates for '1 young man trav eled all the way from Brazil to spend a few days in Texas with Dorothea NT? Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Sue Ann is one of the few girls in the Senior class whose looks are in direct contrast with her character. Naturally endowed with bright red hair and snapping eyes, in reality she is mild mannered and quiet, not given to emotional outbreaks or temper tantrums. At the same time, Sue Ann's classmates do not consider her a shy girl, for upon occasions, she is inclined to be a vivacious talker with a ready sense of humor, She is also gifted with the ability to be what might be termed an active listener, for she sits with a rapt expression that lends confidence to a speaker. In her two years at Hockaday, Sue Ann has matured into a poised young lady who is able to speak of the Greek tragedies and her new formal in almost the same breath. SUE ANN BRYANT Jonesboro, Arkansas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Boarders' Pin: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1956-58 Roman Banquet: 1956-58 Varsity Letter: 1956-58 Softball: 1956-57 Basketball: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1957-58 Sports Officiating: 1957-58 Treasurer: 1957-58 6.a5,.,,.r BETTIE GAY BURTON Midland, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1955-58 Dux Femina Facti: 1955-58 Roman Banquet: 1955-58 Meal-bearer: 1955-56 Inter-School Relations Committee: 1955-56 Vicious Circle: 1955-58 Inner Circle: 1955-58 Drama Club: 1955-56 Charm Club: 1957-58 President: 1957-58 Bettie Gay is that rare individual, a woman who is a combination of beauty and intelligence, reserve and spontaneity, poise and humor. She is well-known for her college beaux and her wild clothes-buying sprees, Fortunately for her classmates, Bettie's com- posure is difficult to disturb, and, once upset, she quickly regains her easy manners, retaining no ill will. A Cicero student, she has earned high honors in Latin and is a member of the Dux Femina Facti in addition to the Math honor society, the Inner Circle. Bettie's charm and poise will enable her to fit easily into collegiate life, for she is the type of girl who can mal-ce friends anywhere. For the past four years, the shining blonde hair and the equally sunny face of Kay Caldwell have brightened the I-Iockaday campus even on the drear- iest days. Kay is truly a friend to all, always ready to do any job, important or insignificant, always quick to speak a word of encouragement or cheer. She is utterly modest and self-effacing and can be heard belittling herself to the amusement of all who know her. Kay has participated enthusiastically in many school activities. Her tireless work for the School Service Committee and for Roman Banquets and other Latin department projects will not soon be forgotten at Hockaday, nor are any of her former opponents likely to forget her skill at tennis. Most of all, however, we at Hockaday will remember Kay for her rare personal qualities of friendliness, sin- cerity, unselfishness and good will to all. Though Kay would be the last to admit it, she is loved for what she is by all who know her. KATHERINE CALDWELL Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Courtesy Cap: 1954-55 Dux Femina Facti: 1955-57 Praetor: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1954-57 School Service Committee: 1956-58 Co-Chairman: 1956-58 Inter-School Relations Committee: 1955-56 Varsity Letter: 1955-58 tennis: 1955-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-55 Kea' CLNN SUSAN CLAIRE COOK Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Wfhite Team: 1955-58 Varsity Letter: 1957-58 basketball: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1955-57 Art Club: 1955-56: 1957-58 Typing Club: 1956-57 Two of the most outstanding characteristics about Susan are her beautiful eyes and her Corvets, Her eyes have won her many beaux, while she has been the proud owner of two sports cars in succession during the last year, a red model and a white one. Cookie, as her friends call her, has been known for her quiet but genuinely friendly manner and her abil- ity to remain level-headed even under pressure. One of her most unusual traits is her craving for pajamas, not just any kind of pajamas, but those that are out- standing. She has them with lace, without lace, long, short, leopard-skin and silk, and is continually adding to her collection. In addition to her charm, her strik- ing night apparel makes her a much desired guest at any slumber party. One of her outstanding virtues is that she has never been known to gossip about her acquaintances. Cookie will surely be missed next fall. Best known for her dramatic talent and her uni- dentifiable accent, Carol is a perky little blonde who enjoys life and jumps into every new project with enthusiasm. As a dramatic student, she has partici- pated in the great many productions including the Senior Play and the lead in Shaw's St. 'loan which was produced at St. Marks. Always full of pep and energy, Carol has countless friends for whom she is always ready to do an errand, give advice, or just cheer up with a smile. One of the most mature girls in theclass, she has an air of poise and charm which, coupled with a delightful personality, have made her a favorite with both boys and girls. Carol talks not only with her mouth, but also with her expressions, hands and body in the pattern of true dramatic art, and because of this and her great sense of humor, she is always fun to be with and a charming person to know. CAROL ANN CRAIG Amarillo, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Boarders' Pin: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1957 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Treasurer: 1957-58 House Council: 1956-57 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 basketball: 1956-57 Vicious Circle: 1956-57 Inner Circle: 1956-57 Drama Club: 1956-58 Student Director: 1957-58 Jw- f milf- -56 ,195 . ifligig, M adalldlld, MARGARET ANNE CULLUM Dallas, Texas Attended I-lockaday: 8 years Hocl-:aday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1954-58 Cum Laude: 1957-58 Honor Guard: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-58 candle-bearer: 1954-55 palm branch: 1957-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1955-58 Secretary: 1956-57 Inner Circle: 1955-58 Art Club: 1954-56 Secretary: 1955-56 Four-Cast: 1956-57 Annual: 1957-58 Editor: 1957-58 Tall . . . slender . . . extremely poised . . . longest eyelashes in the class of '58 . . . a flair for clothes . . . the ability to wear them well . . . always organ- ized . . . beautiful hand writing . . . an infectuous laugh . . . all these describe Margaret. She is an honor student and as proof of her scholastic standing, is a member of the Cum Laude Society. Because of her ability to accept responsibility and her keen under- standing of her classmates, she has earned many posi- tions of honor and authority during her years at Hockaday. Margaret has an outstanding sense of humor and, on occasion, may be almost elfin in her glee. She speaks rapidly in a most un-Texas-like accent which is the despair of her friends. She can be found almost any morning buzzing through the school drive with a Latin book propped behind the wheel. Martha is a pretty, perky little blonde who is de- voted to her friends, nonchalant about those who aren't, and a mature girl, pleasant to know. As stage manager of the Senior Play, she has done an ex- cellent job and has given herself away as someone able to organize, co-operate with a large group, be a little gruff at times, and still retain her charming manner. Her bright smile is known all over the campus, and she is good friends with both faculty and students. Martha is a popular girl and her many beaux are a well established fact. She is the type of person who is ready for college life, both because of her maturity and because of her ability to meet and like people. BONNIE MARTHA DAVIS Abilene, Texas Attended Hockaday: 1V2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1957-58 Swimming Cup: 1956-57 Executive Committee: 1957-58 Chairman: 1957-58 House Council: 1957-58 Vice President: 1957-58 School Service Committee: 1957-58 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 swimming: 1956-57 fi:- A' 4 ll LEONORA JOAN DRAPER Corpus Christi, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 cheerleader: 1957-58 Varsity Cheerleader: 1957-58 School Service Committee: 1956-57 Lee is a tall girl with blonde hair, eternally relaxed posture, a wide grin, and a scatter-brained attitude which have endeared her to everyone. She is able with little effort, to throw herself into any group and become a part of it. She has a casual manner which is both delightful and frustrating at the same time to her friends, for she never seems to be con- cerned about any problem, and if the going gets too rough, she just lets it take care of itself. A natural comic, Lee has participated in the senior play, but she is most amusing when she is merely talking to a group of friends. A pretty girl, she has had no difficulty winning friends at Hockaday and will sure- ly have none next fall. Brenda looks and acts like the typical college fresh- man. Pretty, vivacious, a grand sense of humor, and long fingernails, are all characteristics of the member of the class of 1958 . . . Known for her sporty col- legiate clothes, she is a favorite in the boarding de- partment. She has a casual, relaxed attitude which keeps her from ever being too upset by things when they go wrong. Popular with the boys, she never lacks dates and the men in her life are a favorite topic of conversation. Fond of bridge, she is an integral member of any group which meets to talk and have a good time. SUSAN I LENE FRANKS Tyler, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1956-58 cheerleader: 1957-58 Surely that great big voice couldn't have possibly come from such a petite girl, but this happens to be a good description of Susan. With an overflow of warmth, enthusiasm, and humor, this Hockaday girl adds much to any activity or class in which she par- ticipates. Susan is a serious worker with strong, clear-cut ideas which will help her go far in the following years. It is evident that the cheery smile and twinkling eyes that have made her so popular with girls in all the forms, will never fail to direct her on a steady course of popularity and good times in college. The faculty as well as the students will always remember Susan as the Big Tease. , j Le lj '-.5 mf I Mamas. -9114! :Mayd- Although Bennye has only been a member of the senior class for four months, she immediately be- came a great Favorite because of her sweet personality and modesty, in spite of the fact that she is a well- known actress. Bennye is our one Connection with fame and the glamor of the theater, and we of the class of 1958 are proud to have her as a member. She is an intelligent girl who has made a place for herself through her excellent scholarship. She is an attractive girl with tiny hands and feet, and the pic- ture of the friend which she carries in her billfold is a knockout. There is no need to wish Bennye suc- cess for she already has it, but we do hope that she will remember the friends she made at Hockaday. BENNYE LAURA GATTEYS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockday: V year White Team: 1958 2 Drama Club: 1958 1.7 b '-'xx vw. W 1 X vi-.xt-f 'i 5 s1a'Iu 05 1 S 5, luv.-'ft - 1 ' ' ' 1. -7' ULIE ELSA GOLDBERG J Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years Hockaday Ring: 1956-57 Green Team: 1954-58 Cum Laude: 1957-58 Courtesy Cap: 1956-57 Biology Award: 195 5-56 French Medal: 1956-57 Highest Scholastic Average: 1956-57 Honor Guard: 1956-57 American Friends Seminar: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-58 Magistra Scribendi: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1954-58 wine-bearer: 1954-55 high priestess: 1957-58 palm branch: 1957-58 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Community Service Committee: 1955-56 Secretary: 1955-56 Varsity Letter: 1954-55 hockey: 1954-55 Four-Cast: 1954-57 Student Publications: 1957-58 Editor: 1957-58 Secretary I Form: 1954-55 Shhh . . . don't mention it to her . . . don't even breathe a word while she's around . . . but julie has the highest scholastic standing in the class. julie is one of those rare individuals with high intelligence who had rather be thought of as a dumb but beauti- ful brunetteg and indeed, she is as attractive as she is intelligent. Dark and petite, with an excellent figure, she is able to and does wear clothes beauti- fully. julie is a shy girl with the determination to do something about it: Her literary ability has won her honor and respect, and this year she was the editor of the student publications, Rhyme and Rea- son and the newsletter to parents. Julie's fondness for children has earned the praise of other student teachers in Lower School and the unfailing devotion of her second grade students. Although she will never admit it, julie has many friends among both students and faculty: she is one of Hockaday's out- standing students. Leadership, intellectual ability and sincerity are the qualities which distinguish Thelma or as Presi- dent of the Fourth Form, The totally unselfish and conscientious attitude she has shown toward her many offices has won for her the respect and admira- tion of many. A pleasant smile, a witty reply and genuine friendliness mark her outstanding personality traits as well as her natural attractiveness. In her five years at Hockaday, she has received many signif- icant scholastic honors such as High Priestess at the Roman Banquet and Cum Laude. However, T.j.'s sense of humor and quick wit have been the deciding factors in making her one of the most popular girls at Hockaday. Thelma, or Jeannie is one girl who will be truly missed at Hockaday next year, but one who will be a worthy asset to S.M.U. THELMA JEAN GOODRICH Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 5 years Hockaday Ring: 1956-57 Green Team: 1954-58 Cum Laude: 1957-58 Courtesy Cap: 1955-56 Honor Guard: 1956-57 Wfelcoming Committee: 1955 Dux Femina Pacti: 1954-58 Lictor: 1955-56 Praetor: 1956-57 Pontifex Maxima: 1957-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-58 meal-bearer: 1954-55 high priestess: 1955-56 palm branch: 1957-58 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957 Student Council: 1956-58 Treasurer: 1956-57 Community Service Committee 1955 56 Varsity Letter: 1954-57 hockey: 1954-56 volleyball: 1956-57 Glee Club: 1954-57 Typing Club: 1956-57 Annual: 1954-55 President IV Form: 1957-58 ju! gf I vx? '9' Qd'f '-i' fs 5- NANCY IQLLIIN GREENE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7V3 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Wliite Team: 1954-58 Posture Cup: 1954-55g 1956-5 Varsity Letter: 1954-57 hockey: 1954-55 softball: 1954-57 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Inner Circle: 1954-57 Art Club: 1954-56 Drama Club: 1956-57 Four-Cast: 1955-57 Nancy is a pretty, black-haired girl with a great talent for music in any form. She is equally well able to dance, sing, play. or compose. As an officer of the Glee Club. her contributions have been outstanding in the group. As Kit, the comic lead in the club presentation The Red Mill, she proved herself an excellent actress as well. Nancy takes her work seriously, but she is easily able to relax and en- joy herself. Rarely found in low spirits, she is .1 true and sympathetic friend who always is level-headed and calm when things go wrong. Nancy's social popularity has always been great and we, her class- mates, are certain that her talent, her poise and her good looks will be welcomed at any college. Carol is a sincere and mature young woman with high ideals The daughter of 1 minister she has always stmed to be honest and conscientious in all her actixities She has been yustly rewarded for her effort for she is an honor student and a pleasure to haxe a glass with A yery talented singer she has not only through her xoite but also by assuming such taslts as tostume chairman for the operetta The Red H111 Carol has 1 winning personality and is not always is serious as her description may sound for she is fond of fun md dates and is extremely popular both in and out of school Carols pretty fate and fun loxing, disposition will be missed next a CAROL MARIE GRIFFIN Spearman, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years I-Iockaday' Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1956-58 Honor Guard: 1956-57 judiciary' Committee: 1956-57 Tu Tertulia: 1956-57 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Varsity' Letter: 1956-57 volleyball: 1956-57 basketball: 1956-58 Glee Club: 1956-58 Typing Club: 1956-57 C wwf .Y . L . J I 1 . . , contributed of her time and effort to the Glee Club f ll. ag.. .iv 4 45161--gb-psf ELLENGENE HODGES Dallas, Texas Attended I-Iockaday: 8 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Cum Laude: 1957-58 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-58 Magistra Scribendi Roman Banquet: 1954-58 candle-bearer: 1954-55 palm branch: 1957-58 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-58 Inner Circle: 1954-58 Drama Club: 1955-57 Annual: 1957-58 Business Manager: 1957-58 Vice President III Form: 1956-57 Playgirl? Serious scholar? Even her best friends don't know which she is, for this versatile girl can talk of Milton and her favorite beau almost in the same breath. A petite blonde, Ellengene has been known since grade school for her brains, her pony tail, and her tiny feet and hands. She passionately detests athletics, and refuses to participate in any ac- tivities which do not pertain either to an intellectual subject or a social function. On the other hand, she delights in long philosophical discussions or honest gab fests, and has actually been known to talk all night, once her interest is aroused. She is, without a doubt, the most frank girl in the senior class. She has no qualms about telling her friends their faults, nor does she shrink from hearing her own in return. In fact, she welcomes criticism. Ellengene has a dra- matic flair for public speaking, and has been the president of her church department for several years. Her scholastic achievements have been equally as high, for last year she won the Cum Laude key. Playgirl? Scholar? It is believed that she herself doesn't know which she really is. Perhaps the most outstanding thing you would notice about Laura Sue after watching her carefully for several weeks is the fact that almost every time she does her hair, she changes its color. This can be very disconcerting, even though becoming, because often it is difficult to decide whether she is a class- mate or not until the newness of the change wears off. The great love of Laura's life, besides men, is horses. She rides often and is an accomplished horse- woman. One of the most familiar sights off campus, is Laura in jeans, a checkered shirt, and fancy boots, off for a riding date. An attractive girl, she has a shy smile and bright blue eyes that twinkle. She is one of those people who, though naturally quiet, are fun to have around. XVe, your Classmates, wish you the very best next fall, Laura. LAURA SUE HOLLAND Dallas, Texas Attended Hocl-caday: 5 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1955-58 Varsity Letter: 1957-58 tennis: 1957-58 Art Club: 1955-57 QLJLA-af Mlm 'iq NEVA NANCY HOWELL Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years Hockaday Ring: 1956-57 White Team: 1954-58 Courtesy Cap: 1956-57 Executive Committee: 1957-58 Welcoming Committee: 1955-58 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-56 Roman Banquet: 1954-56 candle-bearer: 1954-55 Entre Nous: 1955-58 Student Council: 1956-58 President: 1957-58 Community Service Committee: 1954-55 Athletic Shield: 1955-57 Varsity Letter: 1954-58 hockey: 1954-57 softball: 1955-57 volleyball: 1956-58 basketball: 1957-58 Athletic Board: 1955-56 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Typing Club: 1956-57 President Ill Form: 1956-57 Nancy is one of those once in a lifetime people who combine wit, natural modesty, and outstanding leadership in one. As President of the Student Coun- cil, she holds the highest office in the school and she has done credit both to herself and to the school. She is unprepossessing and would be the last one to dwell on her own importance. All through high school, Nancy has made use of her qualities of leader- ship in both student government and in the field of athletics. A good student, she is easily able to par- ticipate in outside activities. Nancy's natural charm and great sense of humor have always made her a favorite among her classmates. Wlherever Nancy goes to school, we know that she will be as appreciated there as she is at I-lockaday. df' Melissa is one of the beautiful, willowy girls who looks as if she belongs in an eighteenth century drawing room or a rose garden in the moonlight rather than on a school campus. With the grace of a model, she is known for her beautiful clothes, her sports car, her charm and her lovely singing voice. Although she looks a sophisticated New York deb- utante, Melissa does not always act like one for she is easily able to let her hair down and be just one of the girls. Her droll sense of humor is a constant delight to her friends, and her funny expressions have become classic in the Senior class. A wonderful friend, she will go out of her way to do something nice for someone she likes. She is living proof that personality and beauty are compatible. MELISSA COTTON JOSEY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1954-58 Tu Tertulia: 1956-58 Glee Club: 1954-58 Art Club: 1954-55 Typing Club: 1957-58 Q Goo-.AL maaawf Aaah, CAROL MARGARET KOCH Quanah, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1955-58 Tu Tertulia: 1957-58 School Service Committee: 1956-57 Art Club: 1955-56 Typing Club: 1957-58 Carol Margaret, better known as C. M., is a friend- ly blonde who, as she would be the first to admit, hails from Quanah, Texas. Where is that? Let C. M. tell you. In her own inimitable manner, she will not only reveal Quanah's location, but she will also give amusing accounts of all of its several thousand inhabitants, not forgetting Richard, of course. Com- ing to Hockaday in the II Form, C. M. soon became known as a girl who would do anything for her many friends even at a sacrifice to herself, who has a quiet but delightful sense of humor, and who is outstand- ing in her good citizenship and high ideals. Further- more, C. M. is notorious for her prolific letter writing and for her occasional battles with her roommate who will miss her, as will the rest of us, next year. 6' '1 ' Her formal name may be Sandra, but most of her friends don't know it, To us she always has been and always will be Wfinkie. Her outstanding char- acteristic is her voice. Prepare for a surprise. This feminine girl has a voice like a boy. Low and husky, over the phone you cant tell the difference. Acting directors love her because it carries well. and her friends delight in making her laugh. Once she starts. she shakes all over and only a heart of stone can re- sist laughing with hc-r. Always avidly interested in something. her latest craze is knitting. and she can be found any day down in Tarry House with needles flying furiously. XY'inkie is an industrious worker and is always busy on some committee, She is never too occupied to help out a friend and can always be looked to for a ride home and other little services. Wfinkic is popular with her friends and an all-around campus girl, SANDRA ANN LIYTT Dallas. Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Red Cross Pin: 1956-57 -ludiciary Committee: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1954-55 Tu Tertulia: 1955-56: 1957-58 School Service Committee: 195 Varsity Letter: 1955-56 hockey: .1955-56 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Art Club: 1955-57 Secretary: 1956-57 Typing Club: 1954-55 m. 7 QQ,-.Afbfv 274,-V MARY JANE LEVAN lil Reno, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 5 years Hockaday Ring: 1956-57 Wfhite Team: 1955-58 Cum Laude: 1957-58 Courtesy Cap: 1956-57 Honor Guard: 1956-57 Boarders' Pin: 1955-57 Xlifelcoming Committee: 1956-58 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1955-58 Aedile: 1956-57 Magistra Scribendi: 1957-58 Roman Banquet: 1955-58 palm branch: 1957-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Student Council: 1957-58 Community Service Committee: 1 Co-Chairman: 1956-57 Chairman: 1957-58 Varsity Letter: 1956-58 vOlleyball: 1957-58 swimming: 1956-57 Vicious Circle: 1955-57 Inner Circle: 1955-57 Four-Cast: 1955-56 955-58 Mary jane is a bouncy Oklahoma lass who has distinguished herself as a scholar, and an athlete, as a leader, and as a wonderful girl. Because of her scholastic achievements, she became a member of Cum Laude last fall. She has done an outstanding job as chairman of the School Service Committee and as a member of the Student Council. Mary Janes bright smile, shining eyes, and pleasant disposition give her away immediately as someone well worth knowing. Her popularity with girls of all forms is an established fact, and she is never too occupied to go out of her way for a friend. Mary jane has the ability to take setbacks lightly and to continue to work toward a goal, even when it seems far off, and because of this, she will surely achieve whatever she desires, both in college and in later life. Mary 'Ion has always been a favorite on and off campus and her friendly and comical ways have won her a great many friends. Mary Jon has many talents and hillbilly singing is her specialty. She has enter- tained the girls with her songs many times and al- ways seems to project her warm and sincere nature to anyone with whom she comes in contact. Mary jon will certainly have no trouble at S.M.U. next year because of her winning personality. Her con- scientious efforts and willingness to work have really attributed to her success as a Hockaday girl. MARY JON LEWIS Tyler, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team 3195 5-58 cheerleader: 1957-58 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 swimming: 1956-57 Varsity Cheerleader: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1956-57 ffm? SPR! 'Q f 3' . 1 'V f ':e Q . 1 MARY HARLOXV LOCKE Rio de janeiro, Brazil Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Wlhite Team: 1956-58 Entre Nous: 1957-58 House Council: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1956-57 Art Club: 1957-58 Mary is one of the two girls in the class of 1958 to come to Dallas from Brazil. She looks like an enchanting piece of South America with her fair skin, straight brown hair, wispy bangs and graceful walk. There is an indescribable quality about Mary which makes her seem exotic and a little aloof. Mary is a person who prefers to have a close circle of a few intimates than a wide circle of acquaintances. She is unconcerned with what other people think of her, because she acts natural at all times and believes that they must like her for herself. Mary always appears relaxed and casual: to see her excited and smiling is an unforgettable experience. Always found where there is fun, she is able to say almost nothing and still be an active part of the group. XVith her plaid Scarf thrown over one shoulder Mary will be greatly missed on campus next year. Who is the typical All American girl? Hockaday nominates Linda, the golden haired senior with the enormous green eyes and the rosy complexion. Al- though she appears to be dainty, even helpless, Cas the boys like to thinkj, Linda is one of Hockadayfs best athletes and has ably managed several offices of responsibility. such as serving twice on the House Council, By merely using her soft voice and gentle manners. Linda makes her presence felt, for she is an appealing, likeable person. Linda always upholds her high ideal of honesty, integrity, and loyalty. She does not fear the opinions of others. In short, Linda possesses all the qualities which we like to attribute to the typital Ameritan girl, and it is these qualities vvhith have won and will continue to win many friends for her. LINDA LOTT Post, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Boarder's Pin: 1955-57 House Council: 1956-58 Treasurer: 1957-58 Community Service Committee: 1957-58 Varsity Letter: 1954-58 basketball: 1954-58 volleyball: 1954-55g 1957-58 Art Club: 1956-57 GERALDINE RUTH MAY Houston, Texas Attended Hockadayi 3 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1955-58 Achievement Bracelet: 1956-57 judiciary Committee: 1956-58 Inter-School Relations Committee: 1955-56 Varsity Letter: 1956-58 softball: 1956-57 volleyball: 1957-58 swimming: 1956-57 Vicious Circle: 1956-57 Four-Cast: 1955-57 A girl whom Hockaday will certainly miss next year is Noonie May. Her sweet and sincere ways have brought her much success at Hockaday during the past three years. Noonie has participated in many sports and is certainly an asset to any team on which she might play. Noonie works quietly and steadily, and always completes any job she undertakes, no matter how large or how small the task may be. She is always friendly to the younger girls as well as her classmates and we know that she will succeed in college next year. I-UL Ciiiulk lmxc m.ul1 lxcr xx L-ll likul lxx' .ill tlic girls .inxl tc.ul1 W '-. fa g.,9lr,.- sxxrri, xniiling .iiul tiricmllx' pcrxonalitx CFS un tlxc ll111li.i1l.1x' 1.uupux iluring thi- lust txxu ymrs Sho lms mlxcii .1 45110.11 iiitr-roi in iiuiix' ot' hor il.1ss and lxuuiling ilqxiriinunt .iitixitic-s.1ml lux iuiitrilultul inmli ru iimkinlg Nic-in-rx .ini x xx ' . 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Lenmar E. wwf IZDELXVEISS MERL MEADORS Clovis, New Mexico Attended Hockaday: 4 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1954-58 Courtesy Cap: 1955-56 Boardersl Pin: 1956-57 Welcorlaing Committee: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1954-55 School Service Committee: 1954-56 Varsity Cheerleader: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-58 Historian: 1956-57 Inner Circle: 1956-58 Drama Club: 1956-57 In her four years at I-Iockaday, Merl has changed from a shy, sweet girl into a poised, charming young lady. Although her personality has developed greatly, Merl's basic unselfishness, courtesy and good nature have remained the same. She has always been and will continue to be one of the best loved Hockaday girls. A very gullible person, Merl will believe any- thing, and her friends love to tease her, knowing that they will not offend her. Because she possesses elfin charm and a willingness to have fun, Merl never lacks dates. By co-operating with others and undertaking deeds which are not glamorous to others, but neces- sary, Merl has contributed much to her class and school. XY'e wish good luck to Merl for the years to come and say to her, 'Stay as sweet as you aref Nancy is a little, dark-haired girl with a big smile, big eyes and an inquisitive manner. Somehow, she's always in the know about what's going on around school. She is a good student and is a member of both the Dux Femina Facti and Mu Alpha Theta. The third period Virgil class would never be the same without her eagerness, her sense of humor and her willingness to do what needs doing. She is the type of person who cheerfully takes on the little jobs that no one else wants to do. Her generous nature, her fun-loving disposition and her friendly smile have made her a favorite at Hockaday. NANCY ANN MONROE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Dux Femina Facti: 1956-58 Roman Banquet: 1956-58 palm branch: 1957-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1956-58 Inner Circle: 1956-58 Drama Club: 1957-58 Vfdwejf Wfavelwc M Claw! O77,2a9feg CAROL DIANA MOORE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Wfhite Team: 1954-58 cheerleader: 1957-58 Courtesy Cap: 1956-57 Math Medal: 1954-55: 1956-57 Representative to Math Tournament: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1955-58 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-58 Aedile: 1956-57 Consul: 1957-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-58 comes Arbitri Bibendi: 1954-55 palm branch: 1957-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Inter-School Relations Committee: 1954-55 Varsity Letter: 1954-58 hockey: 1954-58 swimming: 1955-57 Vicious Circle: 1954-58 Vice President: 1956-57 President: 1957-58 Inner Circle: 1954-58 Glee Club: 1954-58 Art Club: 1954-55 Typing Club: 1955-56 Annual: 1956-58 Treasurer II Form: 1955-56 Sergeant-at-Arms I Form: 1954-55 Carol is like sunshine, there is no other Word to discribe her. Always considerate of the other person, never without a smile, continually singing or laugh- ing, Carol is able to prove that a person can always be happy if she tries. Carol is never too busy to take on just one more project to help someone out. This year she simultaneously held the offices of Consul of the Dux, President of the Vicious Circle, White Team cheerleader and costume chairman of both the operetta and the Senior play. She has many talents among which are her literary ability, her singing, her dancing and especially her aptitude for Math. She has distinguished herself by winning the Math Medal several times. An attractive girl, she is in as great a demand off campus as on, and although she is re- luctant to admit it, she has many dates. She is also very active in athletics and is an outstanding hockey player. Even if she were not a lovely girl, Carol would be proof that true beauty comes from within. It all starts when you come to school in the morn- ing still half asleep and stumble into chapelg there, upon the stage, bright and cheerful, sits Betty an- nouncingvuthe hymn for today is4. There is no one who doesn't know who Betty is immediately. Naturally endowed with enough spunk for three girls and a miraculous set of vocal chords, she bounces her way through the day, performing with equal spirit her duties as President of Glee Club, her responsibilities as a senior member of Tu Tertulia, and as an active participant in athletic activities. She has been in- formally voted the hostess with the mostestn by her classmates, and her home has been the scene of one gala evening after the next for the last six years. Betty is L1 natural comedienne. It seems that even when she tries. she finds it difficult to be completely serious. and indeed, the chemistry lab will never be quite the same because of Betty's participation in the course. XY'herever she goes, we know she will be welcomed eagerly. I My . SARAH LEIGH MORRIS San Antonio, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1956-58 Tu Tertulia: 1956-58 Secretary: 1957-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 basketball: 1956-57 swimming: 1956-57 Varsity Cheerleader: 1956-57 Glee Club: 1956-58 Drama Club: 1956-58 Typing Club: 1956-57 Treasurer III Form: 1956-57 She's famous, she's little, she's blonde, she's a riot! If you are a regular reader of Sports Illustrated, you couldn't have missed the full page picture last year of our gal Sally-perched atop a pair of skis, skim- ming over the water, for Sally is a womens' water skiing champion. Never the type to be pretentious, she takes fame as lightly as she does everything else. She is the type of girl who laughs at everything and never seems depressed. She has the delightful habit of coming out with just the wrong comment at the right time which never fails to produce gales of laughter from her friends. Her use of unusual ex- pressions too, has made Sally one of the most interest- ing people to talk to in the class. Full of pep and energy, she is swamped with requests for dates, and wherever there's a party, there's Sally. As a comic actress she distinguished herself in the senior play, and no one will soon forget her imitation of the crazy, mixed-up Spanish mouse. Aside from having a very quick mind and a broad vocabulary, Pat has a wonderful personality and a sense of humor. She can'certainly be called an out- spoken person because this is one girl who says what she thinks-without hesitation. Her easy manner and friendly smile have brought her popularity, as evidenced by her election to the presidency of the Spanish Club, Tu Tertulia. Like everyone, Pat has many likes and dislikes. Among the things she likes are: junior, going to bed early, and cheese. On the other hand, she dislikes homework, dressing up, and phone calls from certain boysff This pert girl from Amarillo can easily be noticed anywhere because she is usually wearing sunglasses. This, she feels, will enable no one to recognize her. Another one of her whims is to be thin, and when she does eat, every- thing must be covered with A-1 sauce. These are only a few of the many things which make Pat such a loveable character, and it is because of these things that people will always want to be her friends. C PATRICIA MURPHY Amarillo, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Tu Tertulia: 1956-58 President: 1957-58 QOBKNX ' 1 . ...J-.,A ani. f i..'5?aa.,, 'll A is Naam MARGARET NATHAN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 321 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Wfhite Team: 1954-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-55 Entre Nous: 1955-58 Athletic Shield: 1954-55 Varsity Letter: 1954-58 softball: 1954-57 basketball: 1954-57 tennis: 1956-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Typing Club: 1954-55 Typing and Shorthand: 1957-58 Peggy has the warmest heart in the class! Always ready to make a new friend, always ready to do some- one a favor, always willing to give of her time and energy, this is Peggy. A great girl with an affection- ate manner and a big smile, she breezes through school in a relaxed and easy manner. Highly skilled in athletics, Peggy sports a battle jacket that looks like a five star generals. She is a willing student and always puts her whole heart into what she is doing, whether it is scholastic work or sports. She is active in church work and teaches Sunday school. Peggy has been a valuable member of the class of 1958. Look up, everybody is the first statement applied to Helen, for she is on top both in height and in personality, humor and leadership. She is a lovely Texas size girl who, strange as it may seem, hails from Louisiana. Known best for her delightful imi- tations of everything from of her teachers to a tame gorilla, Helen sailed into Hockaday two years ago and immediately became one of the best liked girls in the class. Never appearing self-important, she has done an excellent job this year as president of the House Council, steering an even course between the counselors and the girls that she represents. She is one of those people whom, once met, it is impossible to forget, a charming combination of excellent stu- dent, mischievous little girl, and a poised woman. HELENE FILES NEILD Shreveport, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Honor Guard: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1957-58 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Student Council: 1957-58 House Council: 1956-58 President: 1957-58 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 volleyball: 1956-57 Art Club: 1957-58 Typing Club: 1956-57 Secretary III Form: 1956-57 714-0-Nu l LUCIA ANN NETTLE Dallas, Texas Attended I-lockaday: 4 years Hockaday Ring: 1956-57 White Team: 1954-58 cheerleader: 1957-58 Courtesy Cap: 1955-56 Welcoming Committee: 1956-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-56 Student Council: 1957-58 School Service Committee: 1957-58 Chairman: 1957-58 Community Service Committee: 1955-57 Inter-School Relations Committee: 1954-55 Vicious Circle: 1955-57 Art Club: 1954-55 Annual: 1955-56 Vice President II Form: 1955-56 Does she have time to even stop and breathe? We would suppose not, for Lucia is the busiest girl in the class of 1958. XVhere she finds time is an un- solved mystery, but she manages to be on the Student Council, run a committee. make posters, be a cheer- leader for the White Team, and do all the little errands that constantly have to be done both on and off campus. She is the person people come to when- ever something has to be done immediately, and, seemingly impossible, she always does it. In addition, Lucia is a very popular girl outside of school. She dates constantly and was a cheerleader for St. M8flC,S Lions twice in a row. Never too busy to be a friend, she is a wonderful person to talk to and can easily take the teasing of her friends with good humor. Her only sorrow in life is what she considers her big feet, although she is the only person who notices them. Any college will certainly acquire a wonderful girl next year in Lucia. Barrie is a mature individual, endowed with beauty and charm, who seems to be able to fit into any group comfortably. Talking is her natural fun, and it is a pleasure to listen to her, both because of the sincerity of her speech and because of her delightful accent. She has found expression for this trait through acting and public speaking, and her chapels this year have all been memorable. Indeed, Barrie has been co-chairman of the chapel committee on which she has done an excellent job, As a student representative of the United States to Turkey last summer. Barrie won many friends, not only for her country but for herself. Her vivacity and good looks have made her popular with the. opposite sex as well. Wfe, the class of '58, send our sincerest best wishes with Barrie wherever she goes. BARRIE ANNETTE NIEHUSS Gurdon, Arkansas Attended Hockadav: 3 years I-Iockaday Ring: 1957-58 XY'hite Team: 1955-58 cheerleader: 1957-58 American Field Service: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1955-57 Quaestor: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1955-57 Entre Nous: 1957-58 School Service Committee: 1955-56 Community Service Committee: 1957-58 Drama Club: 1956-57 lee ,fmt will SALLY MARGARET NORRIS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years l-Iockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Varsity Letter: 1954-57 hockey: 1954-55 basketball: 1954-57 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Glee Club: 1954-56: 1957-58 Drama Club: 1955-58 Art Club: 1954-55 Treasurer III Form: 1956-57 A long black pony tail, snapping brown eyes, an infectuous laugh and a great sense of humor. Sally has all these attributes in addition to a live person- ality and a sincere manner. She has been known since grade school for her appeal to men and her charm. A willing worker, she has been a member of a great number of organizations throughout high school. For four years she has contributed to the Glee Club her talent, both as a singer and a dancer. Her acting ability was proved by her performance in the Senior play as the Black Neighbor. She owns a little con- vertible, known as the white bomb behind her back, which she drives with as much vigor as she puts into her daily activities. Sally is also spirited athletically and the Green Team has profited by her skill and enthusiasm. 5 ww' , V Her hair and her bright smile are two of Mary's best features. Shining blonde, her hair never seems mussed, but always appears to lie perfectly just as she set it. Her smile is the key to her personality which is as sunny and gay as a summer day. Mary claims to have no outstanding talents, but she over- looks in herself what others see-a generous nature, the ability to put people at ease, a childlike in the good in everyday activities and a personality which wins friends easily. She is an excellent student who works hard and conscientiously and is rewarded for her efforts. She participates in numerous activities and is always the first to offer her services. Mary is one of those people about whom it is easy to say that it's a pleasure to know her. MARY XVILLIUS PAULSON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years I-lockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1954-58 Courtesy Cap: 1956-57 Red Cross Pin: 1956-57 judiciary Committee: 1957-58 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-58 Quaestor: 1955-56 Censor: 1957-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-58 candle-bearer: 1954-55 palm branch: 1957-58 Community Service Committee: 1956-58 Varsity Letter: 1954-555 1956-58 hockey: 1954-55: 1956-58 Vicious Circle: 1955-58 Treasurer: 1956-57 Inner Circle: 1955-58 Art Club: 1954-56 WX Qmmm 'N 1 Weil! LAVRALIZA PETERS Tinnie. New Mexico Attended l'lOLli.lil.lyI 2 years Hockg1d.1y'Ring: 1957-58 Wfhite Team: 1956-58 Boarders Pin: 1956-57 Tu Tertulia: 1956-S7 Typing Club: 1956-S7 Laura is a tall girl with a personality which never fails to be sweet. generous. and devoted to her friends. She is full of pep .ind energy, and continually wears a smile which is almost as hig as she is tall. She is the typical boarding student with a lot to do. a love of the gals-fests and bridge parties, an ability to pitch in and get things done, and Q1 boy back home. Laura has made mlny friends these last two years. and her versatility has never ceased to amaze them. Always the first to offer symplthy or advice, she has the ability to win and keep friends. Sinterity. .QCI1CTU5lI1'. gratiousness and consideration .ire .1ll txiinhined in .1 HKJLli.1Ll.l,' senior L'.1llC.'Ll Martha. Known to s.1y. Oli l'x'e got so inuth to do. this girl does it .ill well .llhl to the surprise ot' everyone even more. At.1LlC111lL.1lly. M.1rth.1 is 41 l5r.1in in .1ll her suhieets. espetially in History. A leader at times, .1 follower .1t times. it is .llXN'.11'S .1 good feeling to know th.1t Altlfllkl is tl1ere. for that 11101115 the job is going to he done on time. .llhl done well. Although she l1.1s only he-en here two 1-e.1rs. M.1rth.1's tongeniality .intl genuine luxe for people has quickly .uquired 111.1111 tiritnds for her. lt' .1 girl .1PPfO.1Ll1CS you with .1 lug smile. .1 sixirkle 111' simerity in l1er eyes. and the dignity of .1 l.1dy. you will know th.1t this is lNl.1rtl1.1. MARTHA LOUISE RAMAGI Dallas, Texas Attended Hoekaday: 2 years Hotkad.1yRing: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Dux lfemina Facti: 1956-58 Magistra St-ribendi: 1957 Ron1.1n Banquet: 1956-58 palm hr.1neh: 1957-58 Vitious Ciirtle: 1956-57 lnner Cirtle: 1956-57 Df.1l11.lc.lL1l5I 1957-58 President: 1957-58 Tpyirig Club: 1956-57 Q-ff?ff5fz?,Z0Le LUCY BUREORD REED Austin. Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years I-lockaday Ring: 1957-58 Wfhite Team: 1956-58 Executive Committee: 1957-58 Entre Nous: 1956-57 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 softball: 1956-57 basketball: 1956-5' swimming: 1956-5' Drama Club: 1956-5' Our class iconoclast! ln her own words, Lucy said, Don't print junk about me. Print vvhat's true, good or bad. and l'll like it. This statement is typical of Lucy who believes that she must act natural at all times whether it shocks people or not. She is lady- like when she feels like it, and often is not. Lucy re- fuses to behave in the manner people think she should. but rather prefers to act in the manner the situation calls for. She never practices deceit in her actions even though at times it might seem more tactful. Because of this her friends love her. They find she is endeared to them because of her outspoken- ness rather than in spite of it. Once Lucy decides that someone is her friend, they need never be con- cerned that she will change her mind, for fickleness is uncharacteristic of her. She has an outstanding talent for acting and distinguished herself for her performance in the Senior play. In addition, she has a flair for painting and the determination to de- velop it. Hockaday will certainly never be the same without Lucy in the center of every group, her chair tilted back and her feet propped on the nearest table. Shy, short brown hair, even-tempered, intelligent, these are all adjectives which describe jane. This petite girl who hails from Arkansas, is a senior truly respected by all. First because of her elfin good- looks, and her unassuming manner. Second, because of her innate intelligence. Though she seems very reserved at first appearance, jane actually has a sparkling personality and is truly fun to be with. Skilled in Mathematics, fshe is the only senior who dared to take both Math IV coursesj, jane is a member of many honor societies. She is sensible and yet easily able to have fun, and because of this we know that Jane will be a success in college. JANE RITTER Tyronza, Arkansas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1954-58 Boarders' Pin: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1955-56 Roman Banquet: 1954-56 Tu Tertulia: 1955-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1955-58 Inner Circle: 1955-58 Typing Club: 1955-56 Gr-wr, Q. 4 I ANN RUBENSTEIN Shreveport, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 4 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Cum Laude: 1957-58 Honor Guard: 1956-57 Boarders' Pin: 1955-57 Executive Committee: 1957-58 judiciary Committee: 1957-58 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-58 Flamen Dialis: 1957-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-58 meal-bearer: 1954-55 palm branch: 1957-58 Tu Tertulia: 1956-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957 House Council: 1955-56 Athletic Shield: 1956-57 Varsity Letter: 1954-58 hockey: 1954-57 softball: 1956-57 volleyball: 1956-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Inner Circle: 1954-57 Typing Club: 1955-56 Four Cast: 1956-57 Student Publications: 1957-58 XVhen we think of Ann, we are reminded of a tall, strong oak tree, sturdy and flexible enough to weather storms, for Ann, like good hard wood pos- sesses inner as well as outer strength-strength of character. She has a stable self-controlled personality and can adapt herself to any situation. Ann's versa- tility is remarkable: she is known both for her brains and for her skill on the athletic field. With initiative and self-assertion, she does any job well. Perhaps Ann's most remarkable qualities are her honesty and frankness. Being neither bashful nor fearful of others' opinions, she will unflinchingly tell the truth at all times. Furthermore, Ann's devotion to her friends is both constant and altruistic: consequently, she is the trusted confidante of the many girls who seek her friendship. On the lighter side, Ann is a delightful conversationalist with a wonderful sense of humor. Because she has traveled extensively and has an adventurous spirit, many of us expect Ann to be on the first rocket to outer space. No matter how far away she may go, however, we'l1 never forget her. all Harriet is a delightful person to know. Com- pletely sincere. she is the truest friend possible. Al- ways concerned for her friends and ready to hear their least troubles. Perhaps her most outstanding characteristic is her ability to make people laugh, for she can mike .1 simple statement sound like a funny story. and when she really tries, using voice. hands and expression all at once, she can put an audience in stitches. She loves to have fun and has set what we believe to be the world's record in dates over the past four years. But don't let this fool you, As pretty and popular as she is, Harriet is L1 serious stu- dent who works hard and has the grades to prove it. As .1 member of Tu Tertulia, she has contributed greatly of her time .md talent which is musical ability. Harriet plays the piano by ear and sings. .md she has been .1 much honored member of every party because of this ability. She would nexer admit it puhlitally. hut she secretly writes poetry and essays which haxe .1 charm that equals her own. HARRIET SCHOCH Dallas, Texas Attended I-lockaday: 8 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Wfhite Team: 1954-58 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Tu Tertulia: 1955-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Community Service Committee: 1954-55 Vicious Circle: 1954-56 Inner Circle: 1954-56 Glee Club: 1954-58 Typing Club: 1956-57 Four-Cast: 1955-56 WMM fir- NJQLQLL in-s Uri, KATHERINE LOUISE SHANKS Dallas, Texas Attended I-Iockaday: 6 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 cheerleader: 1957-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-55 Entre Nous: 1956-58 President: 1957-58 Varsity Leader: 1954-57 hockey: 1954-55 basketball: 1955-57 Vicious Circle: 1954-56 Inner Circle: 1955-56 Glee Club: 1954-57 Art Club: 1954-56 Typing Club: 1957-58 Vice President I Form: 1954-55 They call her slinky', because she is tall, dark, and a bundle of pep! Louise has all the energy of a wound spring, and she has proved it by cheerleading for the St. Mark's Lions for the last three years. This year too, she has been a cheerleader for the Green Team. Both as a cheerleader and in athletics, Louise's height has been one of her greatest assets. She has two plans clearly laid out for the future: to model and to teach, Always graceful, she has the potential to be a successful professional model, and her work in Lower School has proved that she is an able instructor, with great appeal for little children. In addition, she is an accomplished pianist with a lovely singing voice. Louise has a flair for color and design which gives her the ability to choose just the right clothes as well as the ability she possesses to wear them well. Her get up and go has made her an active part of every group. As for dates, she has always been one of the most popular girls in the senior class. Louise is headed for Stephens College where we know that she will be as popular as she is here and where she will have a chance to develop her potential. M, D. is a common title in the Shelburne family which Alice also hopes to add to her name. This sentence paints a serious picture, but it doesn't begin to describe Alice. She does work hard, but she is one of the most light-hearted girls in the class of 1958. Her laugh and upturned nose are well known around the campus and everywhere she goes people know and like her. Skilled in athletics, she is co- captain of the Wfhite Team and has done an excellent job as IV Form representative. Following in the footsteps of her father and two brothers, she wants to go to pre-medical school. Someday, indeed, she may be a well known M.D,, but even if she decides to be a loving little wife instead. we know that college will agree with Alice. ALICE LEE SHELBURNE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaclay: 6V2 years I-Iockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1954-58 Co-Captain: 1957-58 Red Cross Pin: 1956-57 Tu Tertulia: 1956-58 Varsity Letter: 1955-58 hockey: 1955-58 tennis: 1956-58 Athletic Board: 1957-58 Treasurer: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Inner Circle: 1955-57 Glee Club: 1956-57 Art Club: 1955-56 Typing Club: 1954-55, 1956-57 Qfzdg M1121 ZW? ' MARGARET PILLET SIMMONS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1954-58 Honor Guard: 1956-57 Red Cross Pin: 1956-57 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Entre Nous: 1954-58 Vice President: 1956-57 Tu Tertulia: 1956-58 Mu Alpha Theta: 1957-58 Varsity Letter: 1954-555 1956-58 hockey: 1954-55: 1956-58 tennis: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-58 Inner Circle: 1954-58 Art Club: 1955-57 Annual: 1957-58 Peggy is a tall, graceful brunette who is one of the original members of the class of '58, A gifted stu- dent, she is an outstanding member of the Math Club and of Mu Alpha Theta in addition to being a senior member of the Entre Nous. She is a friendly girl, known for her quiet speech, her gentle manner and blonde streaks in her hair. Skilled in athletics, Peggy has the true team spirit and is eager to give of her time and effort to her team and her form. As a mem- ber of the Annual Staff, Peggy has done an excellent job organizing and selecting pictures. Her candor, her bright smile, her willingness, and her genuine attitude have made her a favorite among her class- mates. Peggy is something of a world traveler, and her conversation never ceases to be amusing and in- formative. A genuine knack for tactfulness has given her the poise necessary to be a success wherever she goes. Susan is one of the unrecognized heroines of the Senior class. She is well-known for her good looks, her popularity with boys and personality, but no one seems to appreciate the little things she does without mentioning them. She is always behind her friends when things go wrong with a smile and a pat on the back. As stage manager of the operetta this year, she has done a superlative job organizing, running errands and being the general whipping boy. Susan has the type of personality that attracts other people and because of her unprepossessing manner, she is admired and respected by underclassmen. Susie's genuine charm and warmth coupled with her attrac- tive looks have won her the unofficial title of ideal freshman co-ed. SARA SUSAN SMITH Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Co-Captain: 1957-58 Welcoming Committee: 1956-57 judiciary Committee: 1957-58 School Service Committee: 1954-55 Varsity Letter: 1955-57 basketball: 1955-57 Athletic Board: 1957-58 Secretary: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-56 Glee Club: 1954-58 Annual: 1955-56 7' .,: 'f ' H f 'Q 1 1' I V5 '. 1 fi y f 3 .. M. L , cv 1 Ottawa' if BFVI RLY MI'Llf fNrl STFPHFNS Fort Wlorth Hoclcaday Ring 195 58 White Team 195 58 Entre Nous 195 58 Glee Club 1957 58 Drama Club 1957 58 Although completely American. Beverly reminds one of a typical northern liuropean lass with her fair coloring, quiet speech, gentle manner, and devotion to her friends. She might easily have been Hans Brinker's heroine in the Sifzer Sizzler. A gifted ac- tress, Beverly can mimic any part easily and has a flair for assuming accents. She is a wonderful friend and boys as well as girls recognize in her, someone who is able to remain sincere rather than fickle. Long pony tail flying in the breeze, she is more often than not found dashing across campus on some mysterious errancl. But if you yelled at her to stop, she surely would for she always has time for her friends. 'ui' 1 2 , 5 ga 'l Attended Hoclcaday: ll!! years 3, A 1 i 7- V y Big eyes, long hair, a wonderful figure and a sexy laugh all belong to Linda. She reminds one of the princess locked in the castle, but she acts like a true Texas girl. Her two major concerns are riding and a certain young man away at school. A champion horsewoman, she has riden in many shows and exhibitions and owns her own horse. Linda's person- ality and delightful manner have won her many friends. She has the ability to go after and achieve what she desires, and because of this 'we know she will enjoy college and win as many friends there as she has at Hockaday. LINDA GABRIELLE STEWART Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Drama Club: 1957-58 Art Club: 1956-57 Typing Club: 1955-56 Vicious Circle: 1954-55 Glee Club: 1957-58 '1 fl ! ,7 Q, ,,,,-.44 ,Lal SUE EDMUNDA SWENSON Ft. Worth, Texas Attended I-lockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Boarders' Pin: 1956-57 Tu Tertulia: 1956-58 House Council: 1957-58 Secretary: 1957-58 Art Club: 1957-58 Typing Club: 1956-57 Sue will certainly be missed on the Hockaday campus next year. Her cheery smile and winning way have come to be a part of life at Hockaday and when she leaves, her place will not be an easy one to fill. She has always taken an eager interest in her class and in school activities, and is known to be a dependable and efficient worker. Sue has also been interested in team sports and has used her talent in hockey. The Senior class of 1958 is very lucky to have such a wonderful girl in their ranks, and we know that she will go far in the following years. Penny is the second Taylor girl to graduate from l-lockadav in the last four years, and she has followed through true to form. She is a spunky girl with short curly hair and a million freckles. Her wit and humor- ous pranks are famous in the boarding department. Although at times she is given to sarcasm, Penny has a quality of genuine sympathy which has endeared her to her friends. One of her favorite occupations is photography, and wherever there is a group of people, there's Penny with a camera, snapping away. A great bridge fan, she loves the gab and bridge fests which fill the afternoons and weekends. An attractive girl, she never lacks dates, and it's a sure bet that Penny will have no-trouble fitting into college life. PENELOPE ELLEN Amarillo, Texas TAYLOR Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Executive Committee: 195 7-58 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 hockey: 1956-57 softball: 1956-57 volleyball: 1956-57 swimming: 1956-57 diving: 1956-57 tennis: 1956-57 X '27 Haba! CHARLOTTE ANN TEMPLE Lufkin, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years l-lockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1956-58 Cum Laude: 1957-58 Honor Guard: 1956-57 judiciary Committee: 1957-58 Dux Femina Facti: 1956-58 Praetor: 1957-58 Roman Banquet: 1956-58 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Secreta - 1957 58 fY- ' . Community Service Committee: Varsity Cheerleader: 1956-58 Vicious Circle: 1956-57 Inner Circle: 1956-57 Student Publications: 1957-58 1956-57 Chotsy, a tall, slender girl with a firm chin and striking blue eyes, looks like what she is: a poised, dignified person who, despite her maturity, is some- thing of a dreamer. She is also a girl of many abili- ties, for she excels in academic work and has capably held several offices of responsibility during her two years at Hockaday. In some ways, Chotsy contradicts herself. She is quiet, but she has the qualities of leadership: she is serious, but she loves to laugh: she has high standards of behavior to which she adheres, but she is certainly not a square Perhaps it is these conflicting characteristics of Chotsy which have en deared her to all at Hockaday. As a varsity cheer leader, she has many times yelled, Yea, Hockaday! Now Hockaday would like to wish well to this girl who has so faithfully supported it. XVe'll miss you next year If you see a short blonde cutie with only two things on her mind, Plack Carr and the Green Team, you can bet your boots that's Cissy. Feet apart and toes turned in are only two signs of Cissy's individuality. In addition, she has a quick wit, a ready laugh, and an easy manner that make her a great favorite among underclassmen as well as fellow Seniors. The Glee Club just wouldnt be the same without its only bass. Cissy is always full of pep and fun and has been a cheerleader for St. Mark's three years in succession. Although she sometimes tries to cover up with a frown. she isn't fooling anyone for the perpetual twinkles in her eyes gives her away every time. She throws herself into every activity with equal fervor, whether it is sports, singing, working on a project. doing Chemistry experiments or organizing a bridge game. Cissy is the kind of person who never will admit that she is forid of someone, but at the same time she goes overboard to do something nice behind their back. LYDIZ HODGES XVALL Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Captain: 1957-58 Welconuing Committee: 1955-56 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1955-56 Roman Banquet: 1954-56 Entre Nous: 1956-58 Athletic Shield: 1954-57 Varsity Letter: 1954-58 hockey: 1954-55 softball: 1956-57 basketball: 1955-58 swimming: 1956-58 Athletic Board: 1954-55: 1957-58 Glee Club: 1954-58 Librarian: 1955-56 Annual: 1956-57 ..fC.ffJf5-'CZ ,.....-In-nn 'S' Qmaw Z3 JOAN QAROL XVATZEK Crossett Arkansas Attended Hockaday 4 years Hockaday Ring 1957 58 Wfhrte Team 1954 58 Captain 1957 58 Wfelcomxng C ommlttee 1957 58 Roman Banquet 1954 55 Athlet1c Shreld 1956 57 Varsrty Letter 1955 58 yolleyball 1956 58 basketball 1955 56 Athletle Board 1957 58 Vlcrous Clrtle 1954 57 Inner Crrcle 1955 57 Typrng Club 1955 57 Presldent 1956 57 Wfholesome natural beauty and an enthusnasm for all she undertakes charactenze oan Furthermore her unfarhng garety and warmth to others make her pop ular at any gatherlng At Hockaday oan IS renowned for her athletnt abrhty and as Captam of the Whrte Team thls year she has shown leadershlp as vsell Her good breedlng IS reycaled nn her good manners and courtesy to all oan s cffery escent laughter and her tales about her trayels to Wfyommg and other parts of the West mll long be remembered by her frnends at school The type of glfl vyhom cyeryone wants to be trrcndly mth and to Conflde ln oan wxll surely fund success rn llfe as she has at Hockaday for our Arkansas hlllbrlly ns loyed by all who knovy her 7 1 ' , Y . , -I 1 A , . Q , y I . I , I J ' , V , 9 1 it V 1 f A - , J -2 if r Q Bright red hair and a big smile . . . that's Lynn. A friend to everybody. she is a good-humored, saucy girl who goes out of her way to be cheerful and fun to be with. Most often seen after school in junior, she is a day student who spends a great deal of time with the boarders and has many friends in the cle- partmerat. Lynn is fun to talk to and has the unusual ability to make people laugh when they are blue. She nexer tires of understanding, and her home has been the scene of many parties. both for the class and her own group of intimates, Lynn can always be found driving a long station wagon and looking very continental behind dark glasses. LYNNE METZGER XVEIL Dallas, Texas Attended Hocxaday: 4 years Hockaclay Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-55 School Service Committee: 1956-57 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Typing Club: 1954-56 mi if ZJLZ-Zchffld. MARGARET SUF XVILLIAMS Dallas, Texas Attended l-lockaday: 7 years Hockaday Ring: 1956-57 Green Team: 1954-58 Courtesy Cap: 1954-55 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Wfelcoming Committee: 1954-58 Student Council: 1957-is School Service Committee: 1955-56 Community Service Committee: 1954-55 Varsity Letter: 1954-58 hockey: 1954-57 volleyball: 1954-58 basketball: 1955-56 Athletic Board: 1957-58 President: 1957-58 Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Glee Club: 1954-58 Vice President: 1956-57 Typing Club: 1956-57 Treasurer I Form: 1954-55 Sue has been known since grade school for her sunny nature and enthusiasm. A naturally friendly girl, she is a great favorite both in her own class and in the lower forms. Sue has a willingness to be help- ful which has always been used to aid her class, both officially and off campus. Her athletic skill is well- known, for she has been on all the teams since she was a freshman. This year she has served as president of the Athletic Board as a finale to an outstanding career in sports at Hockaday. Because of her gen- erosity and genuine desire to make friends, Sue will be greatly missed on campus next fall. Wfe forgot to say that Sue is a very lovely girl, ther baby picture was voted most beautifuluj with a great appeal to the opposite sex. XVe predict an early marriage and a dozen little sweet Sues. Ma Wfith a cigarette in one hand and a picture of her latest flame in the other. Carolyn is ready to face any and all adyersities. Carolyn is perhaps the most strik- ing girl in the senior class, possessing not only a models walk and grace coupled with Grecian fea- tures, but also a quick wit and a heady laugh. She is, in addition. one of its most talented members. Equally skilled in any form of musical ability, she most enjoys singing and acting. Her performance as the Tin XVoodman in the musical The Wizitrd of Oz will long be remembered. As vice president of the Glee Club. she has contributed through her talent and effort to its success this year. Carolyn does well what- ever she decides to do. and we of the class of 1958 are certain that she will find success in any field she chooses. CAROLYN SUE WILLIS Wicthita, Kansas Attended I-lockaday: 4 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 Green Team: 1954-58 Wfelcoming Committee: 1955-56 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-56 Roman Banquet: 1954-57 House Council: 1956-57 Inter-School Relations Committee: 1955-56 Varsity Letter: 1954-55 hockey: 1954-55 Glee Club: 1954-58 Art Club: 1957-58 L-: 'Lmmf HESTER SUZANNE WOODFIN Paris, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 White Team: 1956-58 Courtesy Cap: 1956-57 Boarders' Pin: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1956-58 judiciary Committee: 1956-58 Glee Club: 1956-58 Vice President IV Form: 1957-58 Hester, who hails from gay Paris-Texas, of course -is notorious for her weekly changes of hair-dog and boy friends. Her snapshots of West Point and james Dean are almost a legend. Her jazz albums are never ending. She has a strong dislike for red shoes, long hair, insincerity, and almonds. She likes chemise dresses, sports cars, and cookies of any kind. A common sight around the campus is Hester, hunting for a cookie. Although she is studious, Hester seems to find time for innumerable phone calls, and her favorite pastime, dancing. A wonderful friend, she is understanding and trustworthy, much admired by her teachers and loved by her fellow students. Char- acterized by her lovely smile and never flagging friendliness, Hester has a personality that would be hard to forget. Glee Club and Lower School would be lost without her-an understanding, dependable, friendly, and loyal girl whom Hockaday will miss next year, A smile, a laugh. a sparkle in her eye, and Jane comes up with an idea. Wfith her creative ability and wonderful imagination. jane has been the author of plays and the creator of many types of drawings, both paintings and sketches, With a quick mind, jane has always been known as one of the brains of the class of '58, yet many wonder how she finds the time to do all the things she does. A leader among her class- mates. she has no trouble getting people to help when they know jane is in charge. jane combines a balance of humor and seriousness. modesty, and a heart given to others. with a smile. a laugh. and a sparkle in her eye. LOUI E JANE WOODWARD Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Hockaclay Ring: 1956-57 White Team: 1954-58 Courtesy Cap: 1954-55 Math Medal: 1955-56 Honor Guard: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1955-56 judiciary Committee: 1957-58 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-58 Consul: 1957-58 Roman Banquet: 1954-58 candle-bearer: 1954-55 palm branch: 1957-58 Student Council: 1954-55 Community Service Committee: Vicious Circle: 1954-57 Historian: 1955-56 Inner Circle: 1954-57 Glee Club: 1954-58 Four-Cast: 1954-55 Student Publications: 1957-58 Annual: 1955-58 President I Form: 1954-55 1954-55 NANCY LOUISE WRIGHT Houston, Texas Attended Hockaday: 5 years Hockaday Ring: 1957-58 XVhite Team: 1956-58 Vicious Circle: 1956-58 Inner Circle: 1956-57 She has red hair, she is tall and slender, she is always up to something and her friends call her Peppy. Our belle from Houston lives up to her name. As President of junior, she is a favorite among the boarders and is always in on the deepest plots in the Senior class. During her years at Hockaday, Peppy has cultivated a relaxed, friendly attitude, a lazy smile and long red fingernails, Always to be found where the most cheerful atmosphere is, Peppy is always the first at the bridge table and the last to leave. Her manner is deceptively gay, and her attitude toward life and minor troubles is casual, yet Peppy is ex- tremely serious about matters which concern her own happiness and that of ner friends. Hers is a much cried on shoulder, and she has a way of listening sympathetically while refraining from flooding her friends with advice. Peppy's sense of humor is a well-known fact on campus, and she never fails to delight everyone with remarks seemingly dropped without care. Above all, she is the type of girl who wil fit well into college life. Wa tnnftt' qfzojpf fn All yyylgfjfulf' 67015 E when we wat! young and Ifmofpnf IX x fig -Ypeak now sw 6070 der hold your penn X 4 x I , - f' , Y , iv, in-I ' ' ,. 'itff' f 'f ly ' , f V , xv if I' MQA - -fi ' - 2 A Q-1' ' :. ,e ' V L V ' A .. . 3 ' A if ww A-4 nw , ll ' . . ' fl Vw , - 1 x 1 V O A A A ,J frkxkalpk A if V L' X,.: ,xi ,, ,L 1 , ' A ii- xf 76 1 ' ' Q Q Uzird ?orm 5 Sandra Good. Ellen Higginhotham. Susan Conway. Cynthia Tally. Nur frfrlznredx Sponsor. Mary Reynolds. OFFICERS lillen Higginbotham . ,, A . ,, Przfritfwif Sandra Good Vice Prtftjtftapff Cythia Tally , . ,,.. . SL'H'L'ftIl'-'j Susan Conway . , ,,,Y,,, 'l'r'etrrfzr'ez' The varied interests of the members of the Ill Form have been expressed in the class projects this year, Making and selling candy proved a successful money raising project. Taking charge of bulletin boards and keeping study hall increased the girls sense of responsibility for the upper school. and we have enjoyed our contacts with the Lower School through our yveekly chapels there. Our community service project has been volunteer work at the Texas Childrens Hospital. The class spirit and unity have been reflected in the suc- cess of our social events. All in all. the class projects this year have been instructive to us and we hope helpful to the school. 41, Claire Campbell Dianne Carpenter Josephine Ciingron 'QTA f ' -1 'x fx -, f N l ik L l s. . -VL 4 y . fl lv, H, L 1, , W . J , 1 , W 1 A, .H+ , N v f , I Q , Q X 4 , . ' J l ' XJ' ' 1 z 1- J. fl Lt My W lift ul I bt U ,ff M JJ :V uw UM N 1 X ' lift V K I 1 lp l lx f ' J 1' V J 0 kj 5 LNG cy Shella Day ql 1. ll D X . 5 X x lx A! l 1 ' , , ' N l - V , - L ' 4 1 f l N ' N 1 0 1 I k f' . N RN, lf l n 4, K J lx ily CP ,LI nw hxcx, l li I P Z' I I if l Lf l sl ' 'f lf K wwllllgx ,TJ 551 NY xl k'xl ll' ml , NW 1 L udy Dod C N lf ,, I Magfg Finley Nanqy Fix x .ar .a N A N sf A J I 1 ,- w J feytgngah Mba? fd' sez 570' G0-sal WM? A b11L MA X Gale Lagvre ' L d L 1 . lb 14 ,Kang ,lofi I I 'W Mmllzw' ' fs Aff 14 - W 'WV' m2i:VfM,ffw Molly' Lou.McAdamj,,1 Wwffffv ,,,-, Q f ,' ' .ffl L I M yn Mary McCrary I IWLLLZ Suzanne McCrum ,, fp V lf ' fl D rw .lb I OJ 1 f , lf ' iff' Q! fi LI , , lj , ,1 Vlfjy My ik UNL, Hp W L1 Xp I 'W X. 1 ML C J -ljvfuw , HJ! M bb I7 I, qff ,R U1 1 7 L1 Lf MJ , LKLJLQLLJ -CL ,ilbt SJ Fkq' L LL f I M g t M L ki X jacqu ly M g A XL 9'a ,. xf Sf ,l -I l Emily Patterson Judy Perry Libby Ponder Francine Raborn Betty Reagor Katherine Redman Sydney Reed, Susan Schaenen Shelby Schafer Johanna Old Patricia Parkin ,Egf- J-fi j ,gi f.,JL 6 J 1. ,lyk -5' .dll gfzdawl Smith Sandra Smith Janet Spencer Alison Stemmons Cythia Tally Allison Taylor Esther Claire Taylor Linda Turman Alice Turner Ann XY'atson Barbara XVertz Amy Worthington Second gfffllfl Mr. Merritt, Judy Camp, Rilla Borough, Marilyn Mason, Carol Harrison. OFFICERS Rilla Borough ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,ii,....i,.i ......,ii,,,,, P 1 'efidenf Judy Camp ,Y,,. , ,.... Vive Prefidezzt Marilyn Mason .,,,,.,,,,, SEL'7'6f:Z7'Q' Carol Harrison ..., ....... T rea.rzn'er The II Form feels that they have matured this year. By participating in class projects such as helping in the Book Shop, keeping the Trophy Case and Lost and Found, each girl has been able to develop a sense of responsibility. Too, the II Form has given a successful party for an orphans home and a wonderful dance. This has been an unforgettable year for the class of 1960. Sidney Bohanna Lucinda Boos Rilla Boroughs Eleunore Brower Frances Allen Judy Austin Sara Bartholomew Georgie Brower Elizabeth Bucy Judy Camp Margaret Anne Chilton Judy Chorney Cece Conway Amelia Faulk Lee Ford Susan Gay Carolyn Cox Judy Crow Catherine Crump Rosa Dussctt Q my : C ff' Neall Grinnan Amanda Hamilton Carol Harrison Carolyn Harrison Donna Grasham Susan Green Sally Griffith Lyda Hill Patsy Hoffman Judy Hollingsworth an Hormtz Sharon Hubbard Kathy Kucera Gail Morris Dorothy Oldham Margaret Paulson Martha Lacy Marrlyn Mason Vxrgmn Nllxson Marcra Merritt Sv-...N Q6 Mary Lou Robertson jane Rose 'lan Rymer Isabelle Siegel 1 Sally Price Paula Rattan Alice Roane Deborah Slaton Barbara Ann Smith Faith Starnes iw A 6 wise .QA L0 f f' ! V wi, Sym 'hy fJ 5 iw 95 W Q, NSFEMXIX932 R H5 ggi his M X Y! Cwfifffgiox SX 9 'N Q AT ms! nf - 3 J Q5 Tv S14 ,,x v , rf, 21 ffl' 6 . f-mc? NC 'Nw -Lu IT. im .Y --,,, ,-T-, N PM ky , ' ffm-W, Li ,- . 1 p ,1 3 5 1 Q 5' 63, A mil N. -WXN LH'-:X ' G M' 'QUE -XT AL ..i,..,-4-f we Lumus, as ' AGMNTOAK 51 - f - 29 'f .exif .1 .M I xl.-- 1 x Y me Oi ' Y' I . 'l X X I Q Q- ' as aigg 4 i s X I IM R 1 WELL' f READ! y w g K5 M CM,, , 1, 4 'N ,ix 'G N? G m. - ' HELP. I Es' A?X1-9429, if Wy: 1 S O .tb Qffb4'1agl,E?x af?V A f' if 4 g,,k'! W. vii, Hrs! Zfrm 1 Elizabeth Stewart. jane Stamper, Peggy Grinnan. Cynthia Higginbotham. Miss Wyfatt. OFFICERS Cythia l-ligginbotham , ,i,.....,........ .....,,. . , Preridenl jane Stamper r ..., , ,, ,, .,,.. Vife Prwidezzf Peggy Grinnan .. .,.. ,,,, Serrefmvy Elizabeth Stewart .... ,,,,, 'I lP'6iI.l'IH'6l' The I Form's year has been a most successful one. livery girl has had a wonderful chance to mature and to develope a sense of responsibility through class projects such as helping in the library, taking care of the physical educa- tion equipment. giving a party for the Dallas Day Nursery and bringing magazines for the infirmary. The Form dance too was a success, reflecting the spirit of the class. Becky Beasley Meredith Bowen Linda Brack Susan Bradley Carolyn Campbell Pamela Carter Marion Davidson Carol Davis Suzanne DePauw janet DCSanders Sandra Fernald Barbara Galt Carolme Gxles Peggy Grmnan Cynthxa Hxggmbotham Donna 0 Hnllhouse Way ne Hollomon Cearme acl-xson J . i J . 4 Deborah johnson Linda jones Judy Kadanc johanne Lawrence Donna Lett Katheleen Lingo Michaela Madden Judy May Mary McClain Lynne McDaniel Susan Moore Linda Moscona Galen Murray Carol Owen Eleanor Pauls Vicki Perncll Gayl Prather Virginia Savage .5 r We Suzanne Simmons jane Stampcr Pat Stephens Linda Wfilliains Betty XY'instcad Susan XY'isc Elizabeth Stewart Mary Thuss Eloise Vellucci Anne Wfagers Br. 3' fr' -mu ,K ,I ,,-I -1-np.. .Qa- 5 lfrfufvr Sclzvol STUDENT COLDNCIL-SerlItfd.' Caren Clark, B.1rbar41 Cnstlcman. Fmntcs Merritt. jill Henry. S1.1rzdiz1g.' Dorothy Louise Hnwn, Suz-Ann Price, .Indy Marcus, Marian I-Iigginbotham. JUNIOR STUDENT COTQNCII.: Cathy Duhcarty. Betsy Bush. Sl.1r1di11g.' Ann Penson. Hope Wriglut. Candy Schocncman. 3 4 NJ' fi SN 2 -3 s. kb H-.xgid SPECIAL 'l'EACHERSf--5r.mJ: Shirley Martin, Mrs. Ruth Tlionms. Mrs, Roger llrmvn. Slmzdmgx juan Shanklcf. Mrs, Clmrlw Hcthcringtrwn. Mrs. King Clarke. IEIGHTH GRADE- SlfCfl'lON A Sr.m.f.' Alrnln Hulwlncll. Marilyn hI,1I'L'lHll.lD. 'lill Hcnry. 'l'in.1 ,l-Ullll'5Cfl.llfl. Karen Grxunu. Cunnir Amlurwn. Lyn Whggrwncr, Alix Mitclrcll. Sl,1r1d1r1qrg: Drwrotliy McGl1cc, Nancy Case, Frninccs ML-nctt. Sally liowscrx Lyra Dc VUCCS. -lean lirrteson. Linda Hill. ,liinct ML-iscl. Miss Slmnlclc. if fi. f. ' E ga SI 4 Q r l Q. . I 1 ni U A KIGHTH GRADE SlfC'l'lUN li Si,zlL.f.' Ci.11l XX'1ll1i-. Annu' li.iitlL'y'. l5.lll1.i1'.i Dunlmr, l.LlLll'lxlil Buclmlcr. Cgirrnnn lnxxrcniu. CQ.iii'l.i Rulwinwn. K.1i'in Hinn. Citliy Cf.1i'1': S.l.iFHjlIl4Q.' l7.IlNCl.1 Siliirciilcr. Marion Higgginlwtlmin. Riln-ini DL-nt. XY'ynnu Clliilton. Rwsiinmy Rimini. limi-ii:.ai'y' Clgiili-Kun. Mrs. mitlr. Xu! fvii'i'1n'iLf.' Muy MiDs1noi:gli. D.ul1iill Alilxilulngci' IQIGHTH GRADE- NIZCQTION CfSi,a.'id: Alatiii l:I'.lI1kCS. lin Biilxnrlun. Tcbsa Hurnphrty, Meg liwgguw. C.ll'lFl Hill. Slrclly Sugggx. Twni Piirtur. Diana Harily. Sf,111df2i4Q.' Blrs. Stephenson, Adrienne Zulu. 'lliffy 'llilmnu Sumn l2.1i'nut. Sin-lixi Slinuimltiiqlil. liiilwic Cjastlcman. -lunly Marius. Patricia Rwln-mx. Cum Riilwcrrs l l I 1 ,. V ' Q -. ,f .b f fy Q I 1 9 IN I H URADI If'I ION C X Cxnt 111 XX oo Qfmdrl YILIX E can 1 Biggs, Bctty Suu Phillips. m'1Mr1 H.1ppy 75 1-. 9IX'l'H CiRADIff5EC'I'IOX A--Si,i.fiJ' i.lI1xi.l lS.ii'i'y. Ami PL-nwn, kirby Stu-rc. I.31L1I'.1 Cicngmv. Innirmc I.ui!i:m. Cirivl Amirrwn. iixmnm Ftixmrr, Huy K.1ii.1m-. Si'.wif1a,yi'.' Aliiii Simkins. Brooksic Ciilliliml. DJ Siirili, ixy Rios. Diane lin-liiw. N.m.x Hriiiip I.imi.x Siliiwnilxmn. Cimiq- Higginhutliiirn. Mn. SIXTH GRADE SFCIIOX IS Si,.,z.f: ixf.iIi.lU Ncxxwoimp Sumn XYy.1tt. ,lane Piwst. Sumo Aniii-min. CQ.miiy Silimm-imn. .lulic Bixhiip, Kmliy Scan. Betty Diikinwn. Sl.1mJn1g.' Olivia I-ani'cy. Gul Riiip Iiiwily Hilbuin. Iflu.1n4vi'.1 MiX.xi'y. Aliic Vfilwn. I2iiILli7L'Til Aixircy. Toni Rogcrs. Mm. Mvrritt. 5 , E ml I FIFTH GRADEASECTION AfSf,1lL:1'.' 'legm Terrell, Betsy Bush. Christine Stcxiyirt. Dealcy Deilicril, Sheila Clarke. Leilie XY'.itxcmn S.'.n.'J1f.'g: Nirm Xxlxrlci, Huy Powell. Melanie Mgwn. lhiy Vfurwlmm, Phelan Ailnmi. Anne vlrlrllfljl. Mrs. Rwhurts, .NWI fmu'1inJ: Cindy Dgiviil. -ln-.anne Hmm-ll. 7 ui l.llIlil -lun Vellu l'llf'I'll GRADE--SECTION li S4.11l'd: -lmmnnu Huniplirey. Pcauliy Fixilic-r. Susan Pieiii-. Pegg Dl3.lI'. Suzy Allle-tn, Rwhin Smile. Pgunrlgi Phillipx. Sf,l7ln!Hl4Q.' Fliulx' Cizpilmim, ffgirul Ann Ywunig Mginlly Bum, Slmnnun Cl.11'lfc, Citliy Dulieuty. ,Tully Kemp. Mrs. Ogden. 1' ? IfOl'R'l'H CQRADlff51. .'.' :JJ Ii.11'f111'.1 lmguzx X411 H.v11n34tw11. flmzn- IS.11ILx. NHNIL Hmxnll, Alun Kmg. I I'.lfMl.'N Alfwrd. ff.a:wI I.w.1N, Alm.5.1 H111 S: .. fr fNf.m Igmrmw IXIxI1m-wx HL-yy XX mylar. Suki Ikmwm. Mn. Nlffwzmigk. M113 Arm Full Nunn Xwxtlwzmgx 'lu' ylv Wkixm, H.11'r'1Lt IHIIQQIIW- Fwtlmm 3' . . fnmpfx P.1t1'iQ1.a link. i11lI1.m ISl.1k1 THIRD GRADE- S1.:.m1', Vfulpy Rwgux. Arm Clark. Dklwxxxh Iimttclwru. 'hm C.lNIlL'lT1.i1'l. SL. an XX'.lgIlL'f'. Arm lixggczi Iluggy' Higgimh-tl1,1:11. I,iIkE.l Hlll, S.',zf.1f,'f.'g Huy Mxxwn, Amy Owztmn Iillm Lu. 1511-111.1 Hill. Dabs-r.1l1 Hw,:l:1nglwL:w. Spun Hxxwtt. Cazwl Bummur. Lamlyn Knmp, All Gcz't.zmf. SECOND GRADE-SECTION A-'Sf.1!rd: Dianne Duntun. Mandy lNIayl1ew, -leannette Vaughn. Leslie Lippitt. Cheryl Meredith. Shirley SICCl'C.SI.l7ldfI1AH.' Mrs. Hill. Cathy Castleman. Chan Cox. Carrol Phelpx Cjetilin McGhee. Alanna Wlrelgln No! j1il'l14wd: Snlly Alexgintltr. Karen Klmple. Mellntln Petty. Emily cl.lI'l'. .S'!.n1Jif.'5: Mrs, Mcretlitlm. Dhmnc Dmitlwwlm. Mary Litle D.1k.rn Ifmnk. Leona Lee. jan XWnuelwr1rtl. 'Y ,.x SECOND GRADE---Sl2CQ'I'ION B--Sr,zfr.f' DtlW4'l'.1l1 Humphrey. Cynthia Gemm. -lennifer joscy FIRST GRADE-Se.1fvd.' Carol Lupton, Ardcll Taylor, Betty Priddy. Margaret Culbertson, Dianne King. Debbie Curry. Evelyn Carter, Janice Hanconlc. Sl.mdmg.' Margaret Bigger, Elizabeth May. Sally Castleman. Virginia Pierce. Mrs. Sherurd. Cynthia XX'right, janet McNabb. Shane Otis. Kathleen Talin. 'I' fi 64. . . A r 1 .42 . , A , . , Q, QIL A Q!! rx AA fi flljl 55,2 ff E I X . , . A 7 LJ ,LA .NECA Ui A ,- ,ljg , ,YA ' K., X2 X41 T.l.,4C..l J fx ,OKAI C - 2 ff CX fx ,Zgi Q, ' ' ,fin 1 7--Af. K , f X ..-4' . 1,44 . K - x , , I 1 if ,I Q 1. .fl ' ,' 1 4 . .ff I ,- ' f :X N Y -.Af ug F I 5, 4 f,b ff 1 '..4f . 3--- -4- .. -.' . , . -I - , .-.K . x ' , ' ' rf . '..' I , N f TLFK ,J W '- Y Ui? 12' ,sw G . I V, V gn-4O ' V AA .. K ., 41, .K , if-. ll- 5 - M . 1 :I wh '-L, ,,, , .P A vs ' ' .ef 0 1 I I .Q y in v ' Q 4:33- Q 8.4925 - . ,.,,,,. . f age'-5 'f ' - '34, , ' ' 1 ' 'T 'UQ in i 3 f 'T ' ' 1 - 4 i 'A'- - ff V' ' . M '-'35-1: TL..e- 'flr M 4 lg 'V 'v A N Uv' Y -wx' A rd. ., V . ft .525 , ., 3 Q . 4. sl , - ' f.. 4. ' JQ, s ' ' 2-:L N 1 1 -x' ' 1 fv- Organi afizw Student Eouncil P11 sdnzz NANCY HOXVEL1. S11'11.'.11j. MARCQARITI' PAVIAOX 791.1 11111 1.1'CY CJOODRICQH 5111.15 1 MRS DVXCAN 'IS' Q - C9 1 1 . 41 gy - 1' a' 1 11 15 C7 v 1,,, D I 1 ' 11' C q111L1L11f C111111111 11 1918 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 x J N 11 N 1 1111 QC1 11 1 1111 11 -1 N 1 1 1 11 1 11 f1111T111LI1 111 1111 XILL 11 11111ltCLN 1 1 1 N 111111 1 10111 1 L Ir 111 1 11 1 LN 1 1NS1N L 1 11111 1r11x 1 11111 11 1 1 N 1 11 11 NL 1 1 111 111 N 1 1 1 14 1 111 11111 LL 1 x 111 1111f11 111 1 N 41N KNNKN L L11'x N 111 IX 1511612 S x ffg '12 1 12 v1,1 '1 .1'1 . 1.51. 44. .1 1:1 1 . ,fx 17.13, 7.1 . 1 1.1 .'11Z... LL 1.1 House Zouncil PM :Ji f,',' HELEXI2 XI3Il.D S' Vim Pi: MARTHA DAVIS ' Scfw.',.'1g SIQI2 SYXENFCJN 7171.1 xi ei LINDA LOTT Sfiffu f MIS? MIIfI'ON I XX I .XJ ff I A I I , iff I The House Cloiiniil, sponsored by Miss Elizabeth B, Milton. eonsists of the presidents from each of the IV Form Houses .ind halls ot' the residenfe depdrtiiicm. As problems arise. the counail tries to pro- mote IILIFIIIUIII' .ind LIIIQICISIJIILIIIIIL .iinong the resiilint stiidnnis. The Hock.1d.1y Boarders' Pins ,ire von ln' the girls xx ho .ire outstmding in the qualities of service, friendship and loyalty, besides he-ing good housekecpcrs. IXIEINIBIERS Louise Allen. Suzie DeP.iiiw. ,Indy Dodge. I.yd.i Hill. Mdrx Imeloq IXI.iry Mifiixiry. Ifiitli Shirms. Schwl Service dfmmittcf ff 1771 .if l.l CIA Xlil ll.l', C Cff..u'vtfq i KAY fiAl.DXX'lil.I. Slhlll CONXYAY V' i 1 MRN DANIEL 3 The purpose of the School Committee is to emotirage girls to .issume the responsibility of improving Hotlcadtiy .md to promote hetter relltioiiship with other sthools, It is tomfosetl of fifteen members. three represetitxtives from ettth form .mtl three oiiiiters. Some ol' the main ftitittions this ye.1r were the spoiiwriiig of Ditls' lily, xthetluling Am1u.1l pitttires. mlltirig the ltmth settings. est.ihlishmtiit ol' the High T.ihle. .t tlt-.tn-tip t.1mp.tigii. .1 themitttl .tmlysis of the mvimmitig pool .mtl tuhertulosis CX.1llllIl.1llUIlS ol' the sttitletit hotly, Ilttulty .mtl 5tt1l'f. The Com- mittee letrned to oper.1te the moxie projtttors so th.tt tizlmx tiitiltl he sliown wlitti the lftttilty members iieetlttl them. Xlemhern.1l5o.tttetl .15 liogttwt-5 for .ithlttit lmiiiex .tml helpetl iii iltiiiiing Ixtrties gmtl ltmtlietiiis with other btliools. MIQNIISIZRS limit C,.trttz1 M.11'th.t D.t'.ix Chit'-il H.iii1wri, Ltrolyii lldiiiwii. Dthtiiptli 'lohtiwri Muilyn Ktlltr. XY'inl4ie Lett. -htlcic M-it'g.tn. Gllen fNluri'.1y. Chtritline O'Doni-lime. limili llxtttrwii, l,i1IN.1UI'iL' Vfiwi Hammuuify crvice Zammiffec Cff.z11'r1z.111 BIARY JANE LEVAN CfffCfi1.1i1'77z,11.' SUE SCHAEXFN 5:f11.'.ir'? JUDY HOI.LING9XY'OR'I'H 0 S 'Yff P1 r fNfRS BUKXICQHT fs o YY The Community Scrxiic C11111111ittcC. .1 xlib-111111111ittcc of thc Stiidr-111 C'o11111'il, is wiuposcd of thrce rc- pm-sc11t.1tix as f1'1,1111 0.1111 ut' the tiuur i'11r111s. Tliriwiighoiit thc yc.1r the f ummittcc SPUIl9OI'CLi Ll111rit11bIc work- slmiw .mei gmc t'i11,1111i.1l .1i1i to iiitifcrciit Io1.1l, 11.1ti1111.1l .1111i wiwrlii-wiiic 1l1.1ritics. All the progr11111s oi' tlic Cu111111ittcc were 1.1rric1i out in ordcr 111 111.1kc the l'qOLk.lkid?' girl lvciuim' more JXXQIYL' of thc needs of 01111-rs. In Oitobcr the ffommittcc imtitutcd thc plcdkgiiig progmm. At Cl1ri5tm.15. ir 1ollc1'tC1i Clothes ami othcr .1r1i1leS for thc S,1l1.1ti1111 Army 111111 sp1111s1mrc1i thc Iumiur Rui Cirwss Scrviru Pin PYOKQIXIIN in 1.111 L1.1r11 T11 April. ir u1111i1111L1i .1 rummage ailc. Tl1r1111g1h1111t the ya-.1r 1'i11.11111i.1l aid wie Q1-nt to the D.1ll.1s C11111m1111ity Cihcst, the .Iumor Rui Cross. Mum 111.11 Dystriiplw. 1111 NI.1r1l1 of Dimes .md Sue the Cfliildrr-11 i'1L'xiL'I'.lIiOIl. MEMBERS F11-11-41' BL-.1slc5'. Bcity Black. Judy Chwrricy. -111151 Dudgu, P.1r Finley. Pcggx G1ir1n.1r1. I,ir1d.1 LOU, M,a1'1i.1 iXfL'l'1'iIK. B.1I'I'iC Nirluiv. BIJLX P.11:ls1'-n. SLIYADDL 9i111r1111n5. Du! ?c'mi1111 Sfacfi CAROL MOORE and JANE VVOODXYARD MISS GROW' and MRS. FETQERSTAHLER 5 sf s ov The Dux lfeming litfti. Y-OL1UClCd ifl 1939. is the L.ttin Honor Sotiety whose membership is open to those girls in the Latin Department making honor roll guides. The meetings of the society .ire planned to expliin .tnd illustrite Roman customs. ideals .ind tmditions, The highlight of exth year is the Roman Iitiitltitt, this ye.1r held on May tenth. It is tpirried out in true Roman syle. complete with slay es and s.ttri- tAiti.il otterings to Minerxpt. the goddess of wisdom. This year the banquet wits deditutecl to Pluto .ind in its detoritions t.trried out .in underworld theme, lltth year. tht Lttin Soeiety gives three .tw.trds: the honor ot being high priestess .tt the bdnquet to the girl who h.is the highest Average of the Caesar, Cite-ro .ind Virgil students, it palm branth to all the Yirgilitn students who luxe been in the honor sotiety .ill the y'C.1I'S they haxe t.1lqen Latin, :ind the Vir- gili.1n Mt-d.il to the girl who has the highest gtxeritge in Virgil, TNIEIUBERS Nui Altxmititi l .intts Allen. 5.1111 lidztholointv.. Cdzolyn lidztlxoloyi.. Zanne litrlttt. lietlty liotsley. Betty l5l.ttlt. Meri ho '.i. tn. Rini Lot: lit-xystz. Dorotizea liitssldt., litttit litizron, -lgztfji Ctmp. Kr: Cl.trk, Cete Conxxuy. fQ.ithez'ine cltlflilf NI.tijg,i:tt !',x1llt:m. Cnol D.1'.is, Dottie Dtxliiss, 5.iiitii11 l'tin.tltf, Xdnty Fix, vltilie Cjoldberg. 5.tndr.t Good. 'I'lztl .t ti--o.l:'itl1. l.L1ty Gootfritiz. Sally Griffith. Neill CQimn.in Cniiil lldziison. D-'nn.t Hillhi Lise. ljllengerie Hodgts. lt..ix lli-lfingsxyoitlt. Vliexn Hiizriberger. Dottie Key lillen Kltinizztfi I,int5.t l.tslit'. May 'l.tne Lzxvdfl. Nutty Monroe Polly li ,. fNitAtl.iI1is Anne fN'ltCioL'd. BIAIX MtCr.i1'y. Susie xltchllll. Biszgy llttzlsiin. Bhry Pntxlson. Vitlti ljetnell. fNI.iztli.x lid txt. Ann Rt1l t'I1sitZfl. Virginil Sturge. Ftgt Stli.it:it:i. ilitlhx 5l1.lfLI',Vl.l!'lL SI.lTliQ'L'l'. Allison Ftemtions, Iilif.t- l'ittl19tt'.s.t't Ch.i:'lof!t ltniple. M,tryTht1ss l,ll'1tl.lilvLlI'IT1.lI1 l'l1iINt' Ytllmi. Anne Xlk'.lgLeI's. 'ltidy XXi1lli.ll'llN. Ststn XY'iiiidi.x.izt Cu Zerfulia Pretideul Vife Pnirfderzl Sensing T1'e.1.furer 517011 turf 2, - Q . . in 'iii' f W if I 5 X I - up ' i PAT ML'RPHY BARBARA ANDRAL' SALLY MORRIS . LOUISE ALLEN . MRS. ORAM and MRS. DANIEL Tu Tertulia, the Spanish Honor Society, is sponsored by Mrs. Oram and Mrs Drniel The purpose of the club is to acquaint its members with the customs and culture of Spanish speaking countries and to improve the fluency of its members by outside practice. The traditional Christmas Pasada, initiation and Pan-American Day are three high spots to the members, and their activities at those times are entertain- ment for other students and the faculty. The meetings are held usually on Sunday afternoons at a Mexican restaurant or at a members home. MEMBERS Com Iilaffer. Cristina Iirittingham, Judy Camp. Claire Campbell. Cookie Chilton. Kay Clark. Cete Conway, Lou Ann George. Kathleen Hagarnan. Carol Harrison. Suzanne Hitkey. Delmar Hudson. Ann -Iatkson. Melissa just-y. Ellen Kleinman, Carol Margaret Koch. XY'inkie Lett. Polly Lou MtAdams. Betty Moreland. Linda Moseona. Caroline O'DKWUtI- hoe. Margaret Paulson. Libby Ponder. Sally Price. Lucy Reed. ,lane Ritter. Ann Rubenstein. Harriet Schoth. Alice Shelburne, Peggy Simmons. Sue Swenson. Barbara XY'ertz. Amy XY'orthington. Sutra' Nazis P11 ffdtizf LOFISF SHANKS Exefzrlize Seri'e!,zr'j CHARLOTTE TEMPLE T1'e.1i1u'e1' CAROL CRAIG Sjtfffiffmt INHSS COULANGFS rind MRS DANIEL Y ' 'V 1, I 5 Y' 4 .'e Q' 4 ' ll X a A it A S, I i . di? 5 y , . T - 0 Q A K i xl S4 'I u Entre Nous. the French Honor Soeiety. is open to any girl who has completed 11 semesters work with honor grades and all third year French students. The purpose of this eluh is to stimulate further interest in anything pertaining to France or the French people. lintre Nous assumed an aetiye interest in the D.illiissDijon projeet sponsored hy the lltllns C,h.imher of ffommerte. This .ietixity was promoted to eneoiimge .1 mutiml friendship .ind edut.1tion of the lfre-nth .ind Amerieiin peoples. The eluh .ilso m.1de y.irn .inim.tls tor the Tex.is Cfhildrens Hospit.il .it Clhristnms. lniti.ition of the new memhers mis held in Ifehrii.iry. lniti.ites were required to know lfrenth history and gr.imm.ir. the first st.1nz.1 ot the M.1rseill.iise. .ind to siihmit .tn original eight-line poem gihoiit .in initi' .ited memher. The neu memhe-rs were weleomed .it .i lfreneh dinner tit l..i Yieille Xfirsoxie rest.iurtint to yyhieh they were required to hring .in oriltgiiul h.1t. MIQMBIQRS S.ir.i Ale-x.inde'r. Louise Allen. Dehoinih lie-.iird, Sidney lSoh.inn.i. liill.i liiiiohglis. f.l.iiie Csiiriphell. -lUNlL'f.lUllUI1. N.inty Fix. I.ou.inn Georgie. -lulie Goldherg. l.uey Cioodiith. 'l'he'lm.i Cioodiiih. Xe.ill Cirinn.in. Am.ind.i l'l.imilton. lfllenuuene Hodges. lfllen Higginhotlmm. Niiney Howell. X.inty K.ipl.in. llsittie Key. Ann.ihelle l..tne. fi.ile' l..lNNi'eIiee. K.ithleen Lingo. Merry Loelce. lNf.iry NeCr.iry. Anne MeCoi'd. M.irei.i Merritt. Nilly Norris. Peggy N.ith.in. Helene Xeild. liiiiie Neihiiss. S.ili Norris. Dorothy Olfdhant. Fr.in R.ihorn. liettx Re.iigor. Ftie5ih.ienet1. l'e-um' Simmons. Allison Steirmons. Bexerly Stephens. Cindy Teilly. Allison T.iylor. l.ind.i Ttiiin.in, iflissy XY'.ilI. ,Mu ,Haifa Urdu it la... Mu Alpha Theta, L1 n.ition.1l high sihool .ind junior Lollcgc inatlicrnatics honor society, was cnrollccl .lt Hork.ul.iy in thc spring ot' WV, The rcquircincnts .irc that to heroine gi incinhcr L1 girl must hc cur- rcntlx' hiking .1 in.1tlicin.1riis ioursc, ol' thc Math lll or M,1th IV lr-xcl. h.ix'c 1n.1int.1inul .i high B .ucragc in .ill in.1thcin.1tiLs iourscs sho llli Lilac-n .mil .1 B in .ill pruious school work. Last spring tcn lll .ind IV liorincris hcuiinc chlrtcr nic-inhcrs .it Hoila.id.1i'. 'lhis year Mu Alpha Them h.1s inct onuc .1 week After sihool for .in hour. During the first semester. the nicrnhcrs studied Caliulusg in thc l.15t wc- incstcr. thcy studied clcgtriuity ,ind clcizriial giriuits. MEMBERS Sur Bryant. AI.1I'g.lI'Cf Cullum. Dnttiu DLMUNN. lillcngpnu Hoilgu. ,hun Hk1l'Dl7tlAgCf. Carol Hmmzml. Dottie Key. M.xi'5' l.1nL I.fJx7.1l l, M.ii'v NIKCIQIIT. Annu MKII txl. Suxic fNliCrurn. Xnnii Monioq. Cirnl Bloom. Silly Morris. -lane Rittfr. Ann Ruhcnxtuin. llnzrict Sihmh. Pcggy.51ii2ini-nx. Alliwn Fmiitin-viix. li.lllW,lI'.l Vfurtz. Drama 61116 N.zr11gizz,Q Direflor' MARTHA RAMAGE Sllldfflf Diferlor CAROL CRAIG Spwliw' ,,,,, INIRS. KIKER The Dr.1m.1riw Club is composed of fifty-l'ixc .girh mlm slum .1 genuine intcrcst in the tlmcnltrc. To lluclup .1 fuller .1pprui.1rium ull 4lr.1m.1. gum Lxpcriumc IH .uuul prmlmtion of pl.1ys .md imrmsc in- 1llNlxlLl.ll krwwlulggu .md .llwilily are thc thrcc yrimipll .mms ul' the Llulw. The dub offcrs many .lLlN.1Xll.lgC5 tu tlwm xxlm W llglllllly 0 wuulll mtlmcr 1W.1l'llalI.ilL' Ill uthcr Vlmsu ut' the tlumtrc, sullm .ls writing, set designing and Thix yu-.lr the mcmlvcrs hmm- prcscmul stmlicx in tormlity. dm1cmstr.lting by thc use of mriuus poc1m. The llulw .xlw prcsumts lfrillny Illtillf CIllLfI.1l1IINL'llIS, Lmmlly um' lwig prodmtiurm Aml. tlmix yn-.1r. Ll play for lmxcr Nlmwl, Kllilxllililis 8.1131 AlQx.1z1lfL:. 5.if.l l5.l1'tlwl+l:mu, Xlmx liurliun. Cf.1m1ll.1 lillftlr. Cllnlly lilfm. lflimlwtlm limp. cl.llI'k' Cdimplucll. limi C.1:tu Vlllxll flwlmy. hlwxlu imtz-ln. Clrwlxn Cwx. Sl.L'Il.i D.1lx. RMA Dmwtr. Ln- Fwd. ll.ll'lW.iI'.l Cult, Cmwlinl- Cfzlu, flrul lmfrm Mlly' Lmffztlu lntm' lm. HJ: zulc, f.a:'-ll llwxmzll, Dglumz' llullwn. Arm Lulu-yn. .lmly K.lLl.1DC. K,1tE.j. Kwan M.:1tE..a l,.l.'., Anmllnllg l,.lI1Ll Fully Iwu fNIlHlj.1r:1x. M.az'y MJ Lim M,1:'g.1rct Blwwrg, Fllxlfl lNIwu:r, PM Nixgflmx. N131 Nwxm, ,lu UIQ Dux-wtlzx flllllI,xZT',, xvlxlil l7um'll. l':.m Kllwm, liutty liu.1':w11 Klux l.s'.1 Rwlurrwn. .lm Rx K Daklw .. l, lf 5l.xI Fl. lim-T bznrunz. lkuzlx bu-plxfnx. lin Nuunx, l.mJ.x SIL'N.lI'f. Flmuryl Strilklin, Aliwn 'l'.xylwI', lllwlm' X:llL.l1 fltlzzg Xlfllwx, bllllll XX'1ll1.1mN. Ciynrluil Zlzwlux Glas' 611111 Pm 111411 111 lvlfr P11 ridezzl St'f7'tf,JY.1 T1'a.1ru1'fz' , , Libnzrhuz , SA!1m:,1w'f BETTY MORELAND CAROLYN XYILLIS ,, NANCY GREENE ANNE M1CORD ,, CEANNE JACKSON MR. MERRIMAN and MR. FARLEY This V1-.1r the Ho1k111l.1x' Glu- C,lLllH l1.1s prcscutul .1 xxcll-r1111111lc1l Kgruup ol prugr.1ms. Early 111 1111 s1l1ool x'c.11' thcx' were prixilugcrl 111 p.1r1i1rip.1rc 111 the prc5c11t.1ti1111 of -lc.11111c d'Arg dc Bourlmc-r xx1 1 thy D.1ll.1s Sylllplllblly Or1l1utr.1 umlur 1l1c 1lir1111w11 of XNv.llfCf HL-111ll .1111l n.1rr.1tcd lwy Ycr.1 Zorim D.11l4 D111 rhcy turned to tl1ckQ.1y' 111111-tics .md prusc11rc1l ,1 pr11gr.1111 111' 11l1l tfurwritcs Sugh .ufnliy tlm S1 7 J .xml ' I'.1-R.1-R.1'l51m11111-Tc-.1f' Slwrrly .ll-ILE 1l1g .1IlIlLl.ll Cl1rixtm.1N Yurm-rs .ll thc H1gl1l.1ml l.1rk Iru tcr1.111 Cl111r1l1. 1l1c C111 Clulv mug .1 surius ul' ligllt pic-ws lm' 1l1c D.1ll.1x R11t1rx flulw 'lhc Im p.1r1 ol 1l11 YLRIF 11.11, spunt prclurirug .III wpcrr-11.1. wl1i1'l1 xx .1s M.1rt111 .1ml l'1l.1i11f N But lfoot lkwrxx ,1r1l, .1111l the S . 1 ll-Stix .1l. MEMBERS 5.1111 AlL'X.1HxlL'l'. 5,1111 B.11'tl11wl111121-xv, C,.111-lxn l5.1r1l111l11xx'. Silrmuy l511l1.111r1,1. C,1n1ly linux. Rlll,1 liwrrnrglmx, Bfcrry lirxxm lXl.1I'Y lmu limxwr. I.in1l.1 l51'.11l4, Km Cil.11'lr. C.11ul1'r1 Cox. M.1ri11r1 D.1v11lwr1. Dwttiu DCBIUNS. 'Lim-t DL'S.lflxlL'I'F. l.cL l ll.lI'lQ.1I'.l G.1lt. l.1111,1nr1 Gcurus. C.11'1'1l Q1-iffin, Elgltlflgll' H.111'ri1. liuttiu I.-111 H.1111ri1li. Ellen Higginlw1l1.1r11.'l11dy H1 m xwrtlm. C.1r11l H11u.1r1l. Sharjwn HL1l5lW.1I'kl. Ann ,l.11kwr1. I.in1l.1 ,ll-DLX Mrllwi Vlwfcy. N.1r11y KLlQxl.1H. Dwrtiu Key, R1 KLlLL'f.l. Annglwcllv l..1nc. M.11'v BI1CQl,11n. CQ.1rul lNIm1rc. ,l.11lc1c BlU1'Al.lFl. 5.lllj' Morris. 5ylvi,1Nc.1l. 5.1l1 Nurrn, D r 1 x fjlxll1.lIN. V11lc1 Pwncll. Bcity Rm-.1g11r. Sla.l'1L'N R111l, Sur S1l1,1ur1rr1. H.111'ic1 f1l1111l1. S11x.1r1 Smith. -l.1r1ct Spcmu' I m St.1111l'cr. Alam-1 Stull. P111 Str-ww. Elimln-111 Stux .1r1. I.in1l.1 5tcw.1rr. lN.1lwll1- 511311. S111-ryl Stri1kl1n. C1n1lF' 'I'.1llF'. All1 'I'.1yln1r. Mary' El-l'lLlNN. I.iml11'l'11rm.1n. Eluiw V1-ll111i, Chu Wllll. ,lu-lx W'1ll1.1111N. 8111- XYill1.1111x. Hum' XY'1111.ll'i11 llllk XY'11111lw.11'1l. SLINJH XX'11111lxx',1r1l. Amy XY111'tl1i11g111n Hluzrm gfllb IM .-M1 BETTIE GAY I:SIC'R'I'ON 5 'YQ 1 PATRICIA STEVENS FINISHING SCHOOL TI1C- C 11.11111 Clulv is .1 11C-xx' Club at IIC1Ck.1CI.1y wI1iCI1 xx.1s C1rg.111izcCI 111 the f.lII of IDT. lfmlc-r thc 41s- x1x1.111CC' 111' l1111I'Css1C111.1l 111xtr11CtC11s I-FCWIII thc IJ.IlFICI.l SILXCIN I'-IIIISIIIIIQ SCI1C1C1I 111 Dallas, thc IIICINI7C'I'S I1.1xC- s111CI1CCI Nu C1111 .xxfmrs C11 111C1CICI111Ag, NuCI1 .1s 111.1ICC-1111. xx.1rCIrC1Iw111g. pcrsC111.1I1ty. spcuh .111CI x1C11.1l VUINU. Ax sCI1C1l.1rxI1111 Ihr .1 CC1111l1ICtC' Cwurw .11 1I1C I'.1t1A1Ci.1 51C-xc-11C SILICIICH vm Cwilfcrn-CI tC1 tI1c 111C111I1C-rs C1I' tI1C CI11I1 .IIICI x1.1C CCC111 rI1ix yC.11' 111' fXIII.IIILI.l Il.11111IrC111. AICC-. 111 the w1'r111Ag. 1I1QCI1.1r111Cl11l1 Pl'C'NC.'IlICLI .1 I'.1xI11C111 NIICNV, NIITXIISIZRS XI1 IM x fxz' 11:14 bl.. C -'z IX C.1i? v:11C C 1. f'x1:.1l1.1 I',11:Ik I.Cr1C-CQIZI,DC1r1m.1CI:'.1xI1,1:'1Ii.11I1ICC11II.1g.1111.111. A111.1r1C:.C IIC-1 1 l1'1II11 1 N-'1x Ix-'1 '1 CI- 1 If'1'Cf C1111 If 1C- I1'1'1 'NI1 1n1 K'I' I71'1C' 'XIIC Il '11 I1'1' .. .. ,C , , ..,1,... C. 1. . C C 1 C.. . INC1 ....11C C.. C 11....C 111. NT 1 C JAXIIII X:11X1:1 . xz1:1 XX'.1:wz1 Iwfx XX'zIIz.m'C ,4r 61116 Prefidenl KAY CLARK Vlre Prerfdeul , SARA ALEXANDER 555161119 , , LINDA TURINTAN Tr'6.1f1n'6r ,, CAROL INICLEINIORE Spwzfor , INIRS. A, HARRISON ft like This ye.1r the Art Club has participated in .1 xgtriety of aetivities. They hue had several distinguished speakers tell the elub about their own Pt1I'flLLll.1I' field ol' art. sueh .1s. arehiteeture, interior detomting .ind prints, They .tlso h.1ve sponsored exhibitions ol' the works of sex er.tl .trtists .ind luxe gix en teas in their honor. The tlub took L1 triw to the Museum oi' liine Arts to see .tn exhibition ot' Toulouse-Lttutret's l dmwings and mintings. Their en'o'ment ot .trt has not been entirelx' missive, though. sinte mueh ol t t 5 , l . their meeting time w.1s gixen to the members tor their own P.1flltL1l.1I' pursuits in the .irt field, Exhibits of the girls' work were perioditnlly displwyed throughout the sthool. Their biggest proieet was to initi' ate the .trt tontest for the Lpper Sthool students to promote the girls' interest in .1rt. MEMBERS Sidney l2b17l1.ll'lfl.l. DOI'UZl1C.l l31'essl.1u. C.1I'UlyI1 Cox. Sumnne Hitkey. -lo.in Hornberger. Mui Loike. Sumtn Moore. Ci.1il Morris. Helene Neild. Sdfhllll Smith. Sue Swenson. Cdiolyn Willis. Annual faff Edilm' MARGARET CL'LI.L'M Bu,m1e.r.s Ai.1II.1.E6J' ELLENGENE HODGES Sjwrzfw' MRS. CUIFFARDI BIEIWBERS Pxfzzfe E41v.'ff'l' PEGGY SHNIBIOXS Arllzlfiw EJJIM' CAROL MOORE IV For-u.' Editor JANE VCVOODVVARD III Form Edxlm' AMY XVORTHINGTON Il Ff,rn: Epfffffr SUSAN W OODXY'ARD I FUV71! EJHM CAROLYN CAMPBELL tudenf Publications Edzlm' JULIE GOLDBERG S,f1orzfor MR, INIERRITT 3 1 Q? 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CAROL fXfUURli Vin I'ufiJu1i' PEGGY SHNHNIONS Siimifii DEBORAH l5l?AlRD Tv'6YfU'1f: 1' BARBARA ANDRAL' H.'ifoi1.1iI CINDY TAl.l.Y Sffmiwr INIRS, SHELTON The Vicious Cfirrlc, .ui org.iiiiz.itioii Loiiiposcil of students xxhii hm L- .m interest in iiutlicmatics, cmour- agcs. hy moms ul' priigraiiix .mil iiursidc spuilqcrxi .iii .ii4lu.iirit.imc wiih thc mriiiiis rclitcd fields of m.iiliciii.iiii5. The m.iiii .iiliicwiiin-iii lil' thi UI'4Lj.lIllZ.lllUIl is thi Npoiiwriiig of .iii .iiiiiiml Mxtliciiiiitiis rl'ULlI'Il.lIIlL'Ilf. hrlil thix yr-.ir April ll. This lULlI'l1.lINkIll hriiip iiigiilir-i' Mlm-iiilx liriiiii Taxis .mil iicilglilwr- iiig st.1lL'x in .1 wiiipiiitwii iii iii.itlium.itii.il skill. kiiimlulluu' -lllll -1ul11L'NL'1NCI1I. A lllllllwili ii llflil Alfliff thi riiiirriamciit hir .ill ixirtiiiixiiitx .mil spiwiisors. .it whiih .i iriiirlii' is .ixx.irilcil. lNllfiNlBliRS rlizilx' Armin. Sim liiitliiiliiimxx, Chili lililirl-ix l.iiiil.i liiiil-Q. l'h.iri--1 liiiiuir, Cm-iciu lh'iiv,ri'. lip-trio lily' liiirriiii. Sm Ami ljifhilll. Ciiwilin Ciiiigilull, fmikii Ciliilriiii. f.iiiil Ci.iiA:. fNl.iig.i:ir figlliziti, Iii I'-iixl. Cliiiil Griffin. Aiii.iriif.i llwiiiri. lump- l,-iii ll,iz :iik liliiiium lliiiluu. hum lliizrilmigury lkliixii' llhifwii. Vlihfx K.iil.i:iL. Ning li.ii-l.iii. Kirin Ki.iiz'.i. Arirrilmllr l,.ima l,iiiil.i lwlii. D-iriii.i l.itr. Vlinlxii- lui. Diiiiithx Ul.fh.ii1 l'-illx liiii lNliAil.1iiix. fNl.iri' MJ lim. Xiuinic. Mix, Blirl BIi.iJ-wx. Xiiiq' Mwiiii-Q, Cliriil Oulu, fNl,i:gy' lJ.:..lwiIl, M.ii'y Paulwii. 0.131 l7r.itli4i'. lildll R.il'miri. lin-tty' RL.1.!Ul'. line Rittir. Slinlhx' Silnitl-i'. lmha-lli Sicgn-l. iiimrinu Sifiriiiwiix. DL-hhic Flatiiri. Siriilixi Smith. Iiiirh Smzmx. Alliwri Ftciiiiiwrix Elimhc-Ili Stumirt. ,hilly NY'illi.ims. Siimiii Wumlx-,,iiil, lbp-:ivy XY'ri51lit. Inner Kzrclc' The Inner Crrtle the honorarx organrzttron Vklflllll the Vlerous frrtle reeognrzes honor students ind SfllTlUl.1fCS an rnterest III the Y ILIOUS Crrtle Its members tre those grrls l3ClOI14LlI'lZQ to the Vrerous frrtle d an INJIIIYZIIDIDE, honor roll grades rn mathemrtrts and also rts honorarx members are those grrls talung erther Math IV tourse tnd marntrunmg a C rxerlge MEMBERS Nara Bartholomew DeborzhBca1rd Sue Ann Bryant Crrolxn Cqmpbell juds Ixltlane Nano Ixaplan Donna Iett Vsrnltre L tt X N Q e oonre rffn helbx Schafer Pegsx Qrmmon Elrmbeth Stewart Iudx Ylifrllums Sports Ofhmztzng Spomor MR ABEL The Sports Otfrtratrng, Club was organrzed thrs year beeause of an mterest from 1 grouz ofthe student l bods to learn hon to oflrelate sports played here tt Hotlnday Because ot the small srze of the group thex hue also been rnterested rn the rndrxrdual sports and turthenng the slerlls rn them as well as the sports plftyed rn physrtal educatron 'XII MBI RS tr rt xt to re 11 ten t mr nr t xnmr XII on Tfedfufef' ,,,,....,., .,,,, , , ,,,,,, .... S UE ANN BRYANT Ui' ' Flu li' tx -r. CC lil- Cl 'l f . lil 'tu Han 'i 1 I.ytf.1 Hrll. Virg' Q I ,ras . C Nm i 'sn 1 1 1 x. if a r fax X 4 q if C I ,Q 4 43 , ff Q Q ,I ,v KX 5 1 QQ N u og . , 1 5 I 'p ' V f v ' 'wif' N VV. 'rf I J A Q 5 1 0' ' M .X Y . . Y f, 0 -ring F3 Z 'W ,f A ,8 'Zi i 14 D R Lum ,wmv V J - f . '1Tf 2' 49 , 4 f , f W 1 f P-lv' 'P 1 V n z 1 . ,ef fr AQ -'Y 0-1 4 A, 3 ,ukfngt usa fi ,L M, 4 , 4 L' K f' f , - . W . ,I w ..' , My . if ,sh ,M , 3 1 ' x ,,, , ,vd,w'fkl84zQg 5 . 1 'nil-.P '- dzlv ,Wi ul' uf. , , , '14 ' , inf,-Ch- Hausa Gauncil Jnsfallufivn The formal installation of the officers of the House Council was held in October of 1957. in Tarry House. On that evening House Council bars were presented by Helene Neild, Presi- dent of the House Council, to Martha Davis, Mary Locke, Linda Lott, and Sue Swenson, the Presidents of the IV Form Houses: to Mary McCrary, President of Upper Trentg Louise Allen, President of Lower Trent: Judy Dodge. President of XY'est Hall: Faith Starnes and Lyda Hill. Presidents of South Hall: and Suzy DePauw, President of Fast Hall. After the bars were awarded. each newly initiated president received a white gardenia from Miss Eliza- beth Milton. the sponsor of the House Council. Martha Davis had been elected Vice President of the House Council, Sue Swenson Secretary. and Linda Lott. Treasurer. After the cere- mony, cookies and punch were served to the new members, the counselors and the boarders. Jusfallafim Service In November, a special award assembly was held to honor those girls elected by their fellow students as the leaders of the various school organizations. Pach president received a pin signifying her office. The presidents of the following honor societies were first presented their pins-Louise Shanks, President of Entre Nousg Carol Moore and jane Xliloodward. Consuls of the Dux Femina Facti and Pat Murphy, President of Tu Tertulia, Then the presidents of the school organizations received their honors-Bettie Gay Burton, President of the Charm Club: Margaret Anne Cullum, liditor of the Annualg Kay Clark, President of the Art Club: Betty Moreland, President of Glee Club: Carol Moore, President of the Vicious Circle: Barbara Andrau, President of Sports Officiatingg Martha Ramage. Managing Director of the Drama Club: Julie Goldberg. liditor of Student Publications. and Patsy Hoffman, President of the Typing Club. It was then mentioned that those girls who have attained high honor roll grades in mathematics and at the same time possess honor grades in all other subjects are members of Mu Alpha Theta, a National Honor Society for Mathematics. Hvurfesy 611,17 One of the highest awards given to a Hoclcaday girl during the course of the school year is the Courtesy Cap. Each semester girls are selected hy the faculty and students with the ap- proval of the Student Council to receive this honor. The Hockaday Courtesy Cap stands for more than just courtesy, it stands for honor, integrity and a spirit of co-operation. The girl who wears this cap is known for her reliahility. honesty. and by her sincere desire to uphold the traditions of the school. This fall, Dottie DeMoss. Neall Grinnan, lillen Higginbotham. Fllen Kleinman. Marcia Merritt. Linda Turman and Barhara Wfertz received this honor at an all school assembly. King Dag One of the most coveted awards that can be presented to a Hockaday girl is the Hockaday Ring. The Ring, a designation of achievement, forms a common bond of understanding and friendship among all its wearers. The Ring is awarded on the basis of achievement in character and citizenship to ten percent of the lll Form. Since all IV Formers must have met these standards which the Hockaday Ring represents. they are all accorded the privilege of wearing it. Nancy Fix, Lucy Goodrich, Ellen Higginbotham. Anne McCord, Sue Schaenen and Linda Turman. some of the outstanding members of the III Form. received the Ring, which is jade in a gold setting. the symbol of the standards which Hoclcaday strives to instill in each of its students. v X Hum laude Since the Fla Hockaday Chapter of the Cum Laude Society was founded, twice a year, in December and May. the members of the IV Form who have maintained honor roll grades during their four years in high school and stand in the first fifth of their class have been eli- gible for initiation into the society. In December. Margaret Anne Cullum. julie Goldberg. Thelma Jean Goodrich, Ellengene Hodges. Mary jane LeVan. Ann Rubenstein and Charlotte Temple received their certificates and Cum Laude pins, in recognition of their academic excellence at Hockaday. U16 Athi fic' 1671 rd IOAN WATZEK Sl E XVILI IAM9 CISSH XX ALL 'Il1c Atl1let1e Baird lb one of the tl11cc qoxc11111w l3ULl1CS of the school It has elexen mem bars c011s1st111g of a Lrrecu md XX l11tc Tum reprcsc11t1t1w fmm each of the four forms the team L 1ptams and the PI'C51LlCIlf lt IS tl1c1r rhrx to Qlmosc the members for the NHFIOUS form md Green and XXl11te tc 1ms to 111 mga Mmcs xx1rl1 orl1c1 srhools and to select su1table dates for the xar1ous atl1lct1L 1Lt1x1r11s Fl l1c LllIUdX of the Arl1lcr1L Ilmrd s program comes 111 the late bpfllll' 1t 1ts assemblx At rl11t r1mc lIl9 cxeellm 111 sports Ire marded xars1tx letters and 1tl1lct1L sl11elds llllll l l ai l:,,,,,,,:-u-n 'i g- -un 'tl if' if 3' li' AIHI 1'llC BOARD 5 4 L L ur 1111 N 1 S If Drum D Nl n ll 1 1 111 IL urm 1n ITIL ID u x .11 1 ,J N11 m C11 '1 luln li 1 ' L4 ' - , ,, L 1 s ' 1 ' - f ' - . 1 - 1 1 1 4 - A ' 1- ' 1 , 1 K 35 . . A ' ' A I 1 ,VN 1 f V' I g 4 .nf 4' 4 1 ' ' A ' ' 1 1 . . , . -2 f ' , i 1' l 'S 1' 1 - - B- 1 A 1 ' 1 A ' 1 1 V1 A R1 A ' 1 1 -1 f . s 2 - - .Q 1 - - 1 . - L Q 1533 1,5 1 l ..Q' ' 1 , iv- N - ' ' --va ,--.m fy. ' i' n ,4 , . ,.......... , . , 5 as--nl I . Q qu N I Q fig U I 1 'mf 1 x f 2 A' l ,f fi- ,. W 1' K 'A .1 ' 1 1.r.'1,f5 -l.1n -t St fll. Bcity Vfinst-.11l. Mrs, lla! s .mll fue XY'll1.1111s !. :J- 1 7 1-1 wss. Suki SIT tl1. CNS' XVII. Al' A Sl -llw x lu. XY. ' 'lc . al Fl dv' Bl Nw! Q I . l. x ' . . I ', , 31,11 1 . . N. 1. ,1. 1. . 1' LD. Elmer- GREEN CHEERLEADERS: Louise Shanks. I.conora Draper, Iviary jon Lewis and Suzanne Barbce. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-KrlerlfnQ: Judy Camp. Bicrl Mcazdurs and fM.1ry Jon Lewis, St.n1dir1g.' Charlotte Temple and Ironorn Drapcr, I adm' VUHITE CHEERLEADERS: Lunia Ncttlc. SL1f3.lI'l Fl'.1!ll'CS, Carol Nworc and Barrie Nichms TENNIS-Kzzeelizzgx Shelia Daly, Alice Shelburne and Peggy Sim- mons. Sfxridizzg: Iwfarga Paulson. Allison Taylor. Marilyn Keller ancl Neall Grinnan. N01 pirfuredt Kay Caldwell. Eleanor Hamric and Peggy Nathan. VOLLEYBAl.l.-Kfletlifzgf Polly Lou McAdams, Cece Conway, Lycla Hill, Barbara Amlrau, Ellen Hig- ginbotham, Sue Williariis. Shmd- fug: Marcin Merritt. Mary ,lane l.eVan. 'loan XX atzelc. Nancy Howell. Susan XY'ooLlw:ml. and Betty Moreland. N01 fvirfured: Linda Lott. Noonie May. Judy May. Ann Rubenstein. and Cissy XY'.1ll. BASKETBALL-Kzifelirzg' Linda Lott and Cissy W'all. Standing. firrz mu: Judy VC'illiams, Susan Cook. Nancy Howell. Sue Ann Bryant. Sffwzd mu: Cindy Tally. Lyda Hill. Dottie DeMoss, Ellen Higginbotham. and Linda Tur- man.Nol jwirlnred: Carol Griffin, Carol Howard and Julie Boren. HOCKEY - Kzzeeliug: Marcia Merritt. Sandra Fernald. Susan XX'ise. Judy Kadane. Carolyn Campbell. Carol Owen. and Neall Grinnan. Kneeling, ,refond muy Allison Taylor. Polly Lou Mc- Adams. Ccfe Conway. Sidney Bohanna. -ludy Austin. Eleanore Brower. Georgie Brower. Cookie Chilton, and Margaret Paulson. Shmdirzgx Eleanor Pauls. Peggy Simmons. Barbara Andrau. Sandra Good. Virginia Maxson, Alice Shelburne. Carolyn Bartholovv, Carol Moore. Mary Paulson. Ellen Kleinman, janet Stell. De- borah Slaton. and Susan Wood- ward. N01 piclured: Eleanor Hamric. Gail Morris. Su7anne Simmons and Cynthia Zuvekas. Var ity Gam X -3 JW foe los? my lznaf oua you 'fhl 0a-we fflcllf .ll fu! I loyal School suppazfa 1' 1 5 I , VF. . -J f Af' -Y .i A A , A , x at I r , IL I A X I u . X : Q veil ,A ., V k i 'ilifi ' ' ll ' ki ' - I 4 3 J 'A 1 I I 0 H , I. .I.. -' Z',.ZCf.L11 gpefaf sf-Sf!!! gyofkaalaf 1 1- '-1 Jr r' 2-., f 4 1 4 'I in s a A 3 4 5 9 .ua ,llcfilfifie hw- amp Hi 2 Yr? ,. o...,' .,..4 w-4 7.1 A-1 ...I f-4 eq wa anna-X Lf, 1, Dads ' Dag Q X' WAHM r x LLMLL 3-.L- -1 --1 I-Q ka P 1 5 , U 011-5' I inf.. 4, W b?l eniar Crzp N 57rs! gfffllfl Dame I . the Q Y' Second 571 llfl Dance' I I y: -z , 1 - , ' X Fe 3 5? 4 fQJ fi? HL' Wg- , 9 ilk 'Q ' fiiw bf , 4 .H , seg, 8 , 5 f M? W Y . ,,,. 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