Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1960 volume:

J I ,, x., 'S X BK X Jr gf fx F K- x Dedication Mr. William K. McNabb is nationally known for his outstanding contributions to the world of mathematics. A prominent mathematician, he has served on many committees concerned with mathematical research and teach- ing. He has brought prestige to Hockaday and has given her one of the most comprehensive and advanced high school mathematics programs in the nation. Mr. McNabb's valid theory of teaching fundamentals rather than problem-solving techniques is one of the reasons that his students have such a strong background. Math is a difficult subject to comprehend, yet he always manages to make it clear, fun, and fascinating. He inspires diligence and effort in all his students. He possesses a boundless patience for the ever-present, l don't understand and Please explain that again. His main desire is to help, and perhaps his most frequent comment is, Stop by the office anytime. No matter what he is doing - whether writing a new textbook, writing a report, or working on one of his many proiects M he is never too busy to help students with their problems. Mr. McNabb periodically amuses his students by ad- vocating a six-day school week and an eleven-month school year. Although his proposal is offered quite ser- iously, it is always met with only a mixture of smiles and groans. He has shown loyalty and devotion to Hockaday throughout the twelve years he has been at the school, and in return he has received respect, admiration, and love from the entire student body. uk SE 'ir Mr. McNabb, we know that we can never fully repay you for what you have given us, we can only thank you very much for everything - for all you have done for the school and for those qualities which you have in- stilled in us. -The Class of 1960 2 Foreword Cornerstones 1960 us different from any other year book we have ever had at Hockaday lt us not only that our theme ns lnght and modern but also that for the first tnrne the theme has been carrned literally from cover to cover By dolng thus we hope to endow thus yearbook with a personallty all nts own We feel that the modern format of thus yearbook has certaun parallels an the new modern physucal plant the stones 1960 preserves and chronlcles the tradntnons that we at Hockaday cherush tradxtlons which wlll contnnue to be respected and observed In the new school The Annual Staff hopes that Cornerstones 1960 wall serve as a rernnnder of the frlends fun knowledge and understandung that have rnade the 19591960 school year so enloyable at Hockaday Seakellf 3 it 1 new school will soon occupy. At the sarne time, Corner- E g j MCE DR. BERNARD D. SHEA Headmaster This is the time of year at Hockaday when congratulations are in order all around the cam- pus. My thoughts turn first to those of you who will receive diplomas at Commencement. Your accomplishments at Hockaday, as symbolized by these diplomas, will make you a source of in- spiration to your younger classmates. I am proud of the Class of i960 and of the achievements of each member of the class. May all of you have a full measure of success and happiness in the years ahead. Every Hockaday student and faculty member, l am sure, will join me in congratulating the editors and the staff of this yearbook for their excellent work in recording the activities of this school year. A publication like Cornerstones demands time, energy, and skill from every mem- ber of the staff. You have given freely of all these things. ln return, you have been doubly re- warded with this impressive-looking book itself and with the gratitude and admiration of your classmates. I commend you for your devotion to Hockaday as well as your achievement. ELL., Board of Trustees KARL HOBLITZELLE J ERIK JONSSON STANLEY MARCUS Honorary Chairman Chairman Vace Chairman MRS W C MCCORD Secrefa ry HenryC Beck Jr Mrs W H Clark Jr Mrs A Baker Duncan Joseph L Huggrnbotham Van Alen Hollomon Fred Korth Mrs Jo Horace Luckle Robert H McLemore J B OHara CharlesJ Paine John G Penson Mrs RoberYW Phelps MRS EMERSON BOROUGHS Maurxce Purnell Dr Bernard D Shea Mrs AlexW Spence Peler P Slewarf Jay Taylor W C Wnndsor Jr Watson W Wise Mrs S Foster Yancey NEW MEMBERS Mrs JackW Bartholo Eugene McDermoTT Morris G Spencer EDWIN L COX W Treasurer Il A 1 Y Q . ii: ll ' l-.X X if All L R X 4 ' A Table of Contents Faculty and Admrnrsrranon Graduates Underclassmen Third Form Second Form Mrddle and Elementary Schools Honors Organszarrons Achvmes Directory 7 17 ' 92 , lOl Firsr Form NO ' ll l3O ' ' l38 Faciiliy and Administration MISS VIRGINIA SMITH Registrar MRS. WILLIAM G. DUNCAN Director of Activities MRS. EMERSON J. BOROUGHS Secretary of the School , . .I MISS MARY REYNOLDS .if I MRS. C. D. LANCASTER Admissions Officer, Supervisor of SeCreTary10theHeadmaSter Forrns III and IV, Assistant Director of Residence Staff for Form IV. MRS. DAN O'CONNOR Director of Residence Staff MRS. R. C. DANIEL Supervisor Forms I and II TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD standing: Mrs. Winifred Kennedy, seated: Mrs. Harold Frampton. BUSINESS OFFICE standing: Mrs. J. T. Langham, Mrs. Margaret Taliaferro, seated: Mrs. W. A. Collins. MR. PHILIP R. RADER Supervisor of Mainte nance, Transportation, and Business Services. ADMISSIONS OFFICE standing: Mrs. James Rose, seated: Mrs. D. E. Holbrook. frail PUBLICATIONS AND ALUMNAE OFFICE standing: Mrs. Calvin Smith, Miss Norma Smith Mrs. W. A. Taylor- seated: Mrs. Wade Harrison 'vw fQ 438 'Q MR. JOHN HALL Development Coordinator ,eff Q QM, MRS. A. Y. ADAMS Attendance Secretary MRS. UARLINE S. ANDREWS Admissions ,lox 'I ol f -vi f 'lr 'Q' 3 MRS. D. O. LIVELY Execufive Housekeeper MISS BESS FUNK Receptionist KITCHEN STAFF AND DIETITIANS I I 5 I I I MRS. DORIS WALLACE MISS IRMA SEGERS Dietifians NURSES: Miss Anna Mae Campbell, Mrs. Margaret J. Florer. BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Freeman, Mr. Beasley, Mr. Page, Mr. Funder- burgh, Mr. Russel, Mr. Brown. Mr. Simmons, Mr. Cooksy, Not pictured: Mr. Coffee, Mr. Sadler. FORM IV COUNSELORS: standing: Mrs. 'B. F. Harrison Mrs. Ratlift, seated: Mrs. Spell, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Nolan COUNSELORS: standing: Mrs. Peyton, Mrs. Hayter, Mrs. Kirk, seated: Miss Hanson: not pictured: Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Pagan, Mrs. Roter, Mrs. Stan- ley, Mrs. Stalcup, Mrs. Robertson. MR. GEORGE GERMANY History, Bible, and Philosophy B.A,, University of Texas: Uni versity of Oxford: M,A,, S,M.U. MR. EDMUND ABEL Biology: Oberlin College: S.M.U. MRS. MARVIN E. KENNING History: B.A., Carleton College MISS CLAUDINE COULANGES French: B,A,, Sophie Newcomb, Sorbonne fmt., S iff? S.. -' .sNs,' MR. EUGENE O'BRlEN Chemistry and Physics: B.S., M.S., S.M.U. at ui Qf ,x , 1 E f 5 I ,. U fi In it 1714? MRS. R. C. DANIEL French and Spanish: B.A., T,C.U. B.S., M.A., University of Okla- homa: B.A., S.M.U. I MISS MARGUERITE GROW MRS. GEORGE FEUERSTAHLER MISS ELAINE KIMBALL Latin: A.B., Daniel Baker Latin: A.B., College of New Ro- Latin: B,A., Sweet Bria'F'College chelle: M.A,, Northwestern Uni- versity I4 MRS. CHARLES HETHERINGTON Science: B.A., Barnard College MRS. JOHN ORAM Spanish: B.A., Texas Woman's College: S.M.U. MR. SAMUEL ADLER Fine Arts: B.M. Boston Universi ty: M.A., Harvard University 5 p 1 3 s . 4 ,gs 'T 'X ' 9 if 013, 1 , I W- 4 ' . y 'Y ' 'Q 'Sir 5 fi Q 1 MRS. CHARLES C. BATTERSON MISS JEAN SHANKLE MRS. J. A. HARRISON, JR. Recreation Director: B.S.,T.W.U. PE: A.A., Stephens Collegeg Art: Baylor University: Art Insti- B.S,, M.E,, University of Texas tute of Chicago: University of Colorado MR. JOHN W. FARLEY MISS JULIA FRENCH MISS BERNIE REA Piano, Glee Club: B.M., Indiana Dramatics: B.A., Baylor University Piano: B.S., T.W.U.: Matthay UVIIVEVSIIY School, London ' 5:54 X f ,W A .ia A ,v' ,ii :VK -V .,,'A.g.-ig. g if .-I 'JV MR, THOMAS MERRIMAN Glee Club: B.M., Indiana ni versity: Juilliard School F acult MRS. BRUCE DOUGHERTY MISS MARY EVANS BROWN MRS, SANNIE A. O'CONNOR MISS LILLIAN GRIFFITHS Piano: B.A., Wellesley Piano: University of Colorado: Voice: B.M., T.C.U.g Chicago Con- Librarian: B.A., B.L.S., Hastin s Stanford: S.M.U. servatory of Music College: St. Louis Library School es QP Fourth Form Barbara Smith Anna Valenca Margy Paulson Jane Wilson not pictured Mrs Frederic McComas OFFICERS Margy Paulson President Jane Wilson Vice President Barbara Smith Secretary Anna Valenca Treasurer Mr and Mrs Frederic McComas Sponsors The Senior Class of 1960 started off the events for the year with the Sensor Trip to Wileys Dude Ranch in Grapevine Texas Shortly after that the Senior Play The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder was staged and everyone in the class helped to make this a great suc cess. The Forms Christmas dance a round of graduation parties and the Senior Prom were other social highlights in an eventful year. The class proiects for this year were giving chapel publishing the school Directory and sell- ing Hockaday athletic shirts. Through an active interest and participation by the class in Form activities the class has had a happy and successful year. The Class of 1960 wishes the same to the Class of 1961. i 'S 'sfaeiri ii-'x ' .f Wea '- 0 For three years Hockaday has seen the calm, quiet face of Cookie Allen. Sympathy and understanding are, perhaps, Cookie's two most outstanding attributes, and rare are the times when she is not sincere in her regard for others. Cookie is a girl with a proper bal- ance of good taste and good sense, other people flock to her for advice. She maintains strict principles and ideals, which she tries to live up to at all times. Cookie has a desire to write. Should she ultimately decide to enter the field, she has the perseverance so necessary for success. She is able to center her concen- tration on any task at hand and to complete it to the best of her ability. Cookie's warmth and love of good fellowship will undoubtedly continue to ensure her a close circle of friends. Her zest for life will provide her with fresh aims and interests wherever she goes, whatever she does. FRANCES FIELD ALLEN Fort Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Honor Roll: II Math Club: IV Art Club: IV Senior Play: IV 11-,'x K J , Carol Anthony is a studious, rather quiet girl, who, because she is somewhat a perfectionist, can always be depended upon to carry out her responsibilities in an efficient manner. With sincere interest, Carol has done a thorough job for the various school organizations to which she belongs. She is always eager to help and to please others, and her courteous attitude toward all has made her a favorite among her teachers. She will be remembered at Hockaday as a girl who assumes respon- sibility seriously and who is always considerate of others, placing their happiness above her own. f-.ini i 'Q I' ' 5 .I We 'fri - -1' we W' ' , r V, QV' , ,, Mm f 29,3 gh 'f ff - -is-I ' ' I I , Q, QM! CAROL ANTHONY Fort Worth, Texas ..s-as Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Honor Guard: III Welcoming Committee: IV 1 - W Honor Roll: Ill, IV Merit List: III 'T 'Am' Boarder's Pin: III Dux Femina Facti: III Roman Banquet: III is Mu Alpha Theta: IV Math Club: IV Typing Club: Ill Art Club: IV JUDY AUSTIN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8V2 years White Team Community Service Committee: Ill Student Government Committee: III Recreation Committee: IV Courtesy Cap: lll Founder's Day Award: Ill Entre Nous: Ill All-School Volleyball Team: IV All-School Hockey Team: ll All-School Baseball Team: I, Il Co-Captain White Team: IV Secretary Athletic Board: IV Honor Roll: IV Glee Club: I Math Club: I, II Typing Club: I Judy is a girl with a cheerful personality and a great I talent for music who has acquired something of a reputation for her bizarre hair-dos. She has been known I to wear her blond tresses in every style from a conserva- tive page-boy to a radical fountain on top of her head. These unconventional arrangements often at- tract attention and provoke amusement. Many people who do not know Judy by name rec- ognize her as a frequent accompanist at chapel serv- ices. She has the unusual ability of being able both to play recital pieces and to accompany vocalists. She numbers among her accomplishments the composition of original musical works. Judy is an old friend to Hockaday, for she entered in the fourth grade and has been completely at home here ever since. She is so easy-going and compatible that it is always a pleasure to be with her. She man- ages to reduce most problems to a few simple alterna- tives and to laugh away doubts and fears. Poised and confident, she seems to walk through life without a care in the world. The words forever bubbling fit Betsy Barnard to a It is not often that you will find Betsy without some worthwhile proiect or good deed on her mind. While rushing through the halls, blond hair flying, she may be heard saying, Oh, dearl as she often does when she has forgotten something. In case you should see Betsy iust before bedtime, don't scream! You may think you have seen a ghost, but it is really only Betsy wearing her white mud pack. Anyone who is fortunate enough to know her will admit that Betsy is a girl of strong character, without her, many school activities would not run so smoothly as they do now. Ley WM? Susan is a girl who loves life and makes the most of it. Upon first meeting this petite girl, two questions immediately come to mind: was anyone ever so loyal to Oklahoma? Did anyone ever have so many boy friends? The answer, one soon finds, is no! Always on the go, Susan uses a great deal of energy as a Green Team Cheerleader, but she always seems to have enough left over to do whatever needs to be done to make someone else happy. Susan's great unselfishness and obvious friendliness help make her one of the most popular girls in school. Hockaday's loss will be O.U.'s fwhere eIse?l gain next year. 22 SARAH SUSAN BARNES El Reno Oklahoma Attended Hockaday 2 years Green Team Drama Club IV Math Club IV Form Cheerleader III Green Team Cheerleader IV Senior Play IV SIDNEY KATHRYN BOHANNA Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years Green Team Judicial Committee: II National French Contest Medal: III A.F.S. Representative in Austria: III Dux Femina Facti: III, IV Roman Banquet: III, IV Cup Bearer: III Head Slave: Ill Entre Nous: II-IV Mu Alpha Theta: Ill All-School Hockey Team: ll, III Honor Roll: I-IV Merit List: III Glee Club: I, ll Annual Staff: III Photography Editor: III Hallmark Staff: IV Editor: IV Math Club: I, Ill Aff Club: II Senior Play: IV Form Cheerleader: IV Sidney is an extraordinary girl of many talents. As a writer, she has produced editorials, short stories, and plays. Her ability to learn foreign languages rapidly helped her on her trip to Austria last summer as an American Field Service representative. Sidney is cur- rently the President of the Dallas Chapter of the American Field Service. Rosy cheeks, a quick blush, and a hearty welcome characterize Sidney best. Known as a brain around school, she is congenial with all groups. Her cheerful laugh lifts any conversation out of the doldrums. Sidney will be remembered at Hockaday for many years to come. mm Q ll: RILLA JUNE BOROUGHS XV aw Dallas, Texas mc Attended Hockaday: 7 years Green Team Student Council: ll School Service Committee: lll Welcoming Committee: I-Ill Entre Nous: ll-IV Honor Roll: II Glee Club: I-IV Vice-President: lV Drama Club: I, IV Secretary: lV Piano Literature Class: IV Senior Play: IV ' .k,: Q QM? With her long hair flying after her, Rilla can often be seen running across the campus to a meeting or a rehearsal. A willing and cooperative worker, she is serving as Vice-President of the Glee Club this year. Rilla has a lovely voice and very often sings solo parts in Glee Club productions. Most recently she played Polly in The Boy Friend, This vivacious girl has long been a favorite among y her associates, and through the years she has come to represent many people's ldeal Hockaday Girl. Ril- l la's consideration for others is evidenced by the fact that she was awarded a Courtesy Cap in her Second Form year. What would life at Hockaday be like without Rilla's merry laugh, her witty comments, and her groans about how far it is to Lexington, Virginia? We know that the University of Texas will enioy having Rilla on campus as much as Hockaday has. 24 ELEANOR MONTELL BROWER Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team Entre Nous: III All-School Hockey Team: I-IV Math Club: I, II, IV Hallmark Staff: III, IV Business Manager: III AFT Club: I White Team Cheerleader: IV Throughout her four years at Hockaday Baba has endeared herself to those who know her by her quick smile and her bubbly personality Delightfully scatter bratned and carefree Baba tends to look on the bright side of lfe Her optimism is shown by her never letting trivial worries depress her for long Her vibrant interest in social activities and her quick sense of humor make her entertaining to be around Baba is characterized as one who always finds some thing interesting in everything never seeming to be bored She is always willing to give advice when asked and has proved herself one who listens to and sympathizes with her friends problems Baba s percep tion and insight into the character of others are some times hidden by her seemingly naive attitude but these are qualities of which those who are best acquainted with her are well aware Everyone who knows Baba whether extremely well or not will agree however that above everything else Baba as fun to be with 0,5-G. I H H I 1 1 1 . . . , , I - 1 1 1 1 1 3 ,Q 5 One of the cutest scatterbrains in school, Dodie, as she is affectionately nick-named, is known for her inno- cent look and Brower pout. She has many interesting and witty tales to relate about her trip to Europe last summer, but please don't mention the garnet ring. Dodie can usually be found studying Espanol, playing hockey, or going to some St. Mark's function. Dodie's contagious laugh accurately reflects her gaiety. When everyone else is in a terrible mood, she will come bouncing into the room with a cheerful Hi, and things will be all right again. Remarkably loyal and understanding, Dodie is a wonderful friend to all who know her. 26 GEORGIE CARY BROWER Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team Entre Nous: Ill Tu Tertulia: Ill, IV All-School Hockey Team: I-Ill Math Club: l, ll, IV Art Club: l, IV Secretary: IV Typing Club: Ill Sports Officiating Club: ll White Team Cheerleader: IV YQ l O I if I SUE SHILLARD BROWN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Entre Nous: Ill-lV Honor Roll: III Merit List: Ill Glee Club: Ill Drama Club: Ill President: IV Senior Play: IV Sue is a once-in-a-lifetime girl. She came to Hockaday two years ago and immediately made a place for herself among the student leaders. lt takes an unusual girl to be elected President of the Drama Club after only one year. Known for her funny laugh, her innocent eyes, and her tardiness, Sue is respected by all for her dramatic talent, her musical talent, and that special talent of iust being Sue. Sue has an abundance of leadership ability, which was exemplified by the fine iob she did as student director of the Senior Play. She has the rare ability of making others want to work. Sue will undoubtedly be an inspiration to her associates in the future as she has been to those in the past. Jw, iuaasamtscal Elizabeth, better known as Beth, is rather quiet and very smart. Indeed, she was intelligent enough to be a National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. But don't let her calm exterior fool you, for under it all is as lively a per- sonality as you can hope to find! Although a little shy, she enioys a good time and is a noteworthy conversation- alist. Whether you are discussing last Friday's date or Kant's philosophy, Beth always has something interesting to say. What is more, she has a keen sense of humor. One thing is certain: no matter what life has in store for her, Beth will meet it calmly and make the most of it. And wherever she goes, she will make a place for herself. JOY ELIZABETH BUCY Lubbock, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist: IV Dux Femina Facti: Ill, IV Roman Banquet: III Candlebearer: Ill Mu Alpha Theta: Ill Honor Roll: Ill Merit List: ll Drama Club: ll, lll Math Club: lll, IV Hallmark Staff: IV JUDITH CAMP Pecos, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team Student Council: Ill, IV President: IV Vice-President Form: ll President Form: III House Council: I Welcoming Committee: Ill Dux Femina Facti: II Tu Tertulia: ll-IV Treasurer: Ill Mu Alpha Theta: Ill Honor Roll: I-IV Merit List: lll Math Club: Ill ,Philosophy Group: IV Typing Club: I Charm Club: ll Piano Literature Group: Ill Senior Play: IV Form Cheerleader: II All-School Cheerleader: II It has often been said that good things come in small packages. Judy is absolute proof of this state- ment. Combining wit with outstanding leadership, this petite girl is one of those once in a lifetime persons. As President of the Student Council, she has exemplified her ability to do well any iob which she undertakes. Judy has complete control of any situation and instantly commands the respect of all. Characterized by bold handwriting, a hearty laugh, and beautiful green eyes, little Judy has all the energy of a wound spring. Welcome on any scene, from the time she arrives until the time she leaves, Judy keeps her companions laughing at her droll comments and her latest problems. How can one person be such a comic and such a leader at the same time? It takes a special quality which very few people have. Judy Camp has this quality, and it has endeared her to everyone who knows her. My +I 1 Qfve4,4,2Z Tiny, well-dressed, and full of laughter is Paula Carruth. She came to Hockaday from Harlingen, Texas, in her iunior year and has made many close friends because of her interest in others, her thoughtfulness, and her unusual sense of humor. Paula always has a friendly word for others when they need it most. She is not the quiet girl many think she is, her spontaneous laughter and quick wit make her beloved and appreci- ated by all who know her. Paula is also a responsible and determined person, especially where school work is concerned. Her per- severance carries her easily through difficult times. Because she is rather modest about her accomplish- ments, few people realize that she is an excellent pi- anist. She has taken piano lessons for many years and plays with perfection. Paula will be remembered for her many good qualities, outstanding among which are her kindness, consideration, and level-headedness. PAULA CARRUTH Harlingen, Texas Attended l-lockaday: 2 years White Team Merit List: lll Math Club: IV Art Club: lV Modern Dance Club: lll Secretary-Treasurer: lll Music Literature Class: Ill Af' s., K WGA N. y q,i,,- q,,,'N ' Y. 'sm vs W, A 51.4 'M MARGARET ANNE CHILTON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday 9 years White Team Student Government Committee III Form Treasurer III Tu Tertulla ll, lll All School Hockey Team I III All School Softball Team I, III All School Swurnmlng Team III Honor Roll Ill, IV Merit Lust II, III Math Club I Il Annual Staff I Sports Offncuatung Club II All School Cheerleader IV People who do not know Cookie are flrst struck by her beauty and her excellent taste In clothes Dark havr always well kept and soft brown eyes complement her creamy cornplexnon and good fngure Cookles abrluty to look stunning anywhere has long made her the envy of her frlends As nf at were not enough she possesses a charmrng personality and a kind attitude toward everyone Cookie IS a good conversatlonalnst and contrnbutes much to any duscussron She IS sym pathetuc and understanding when one needs It most but catch her at a dnfferent time and you wlll dlscover her qunck wut and ready laugh Cookle has taken a keen Interest In her duties as an AllSchool Cheerleader thus year Because she has played on several sports teams nn prevrous years she knows how Important It rs for a team to feel the su port of nts vnewers and she endeavors to brung neces sary spnrnt to the cheerlng squad In her nrne years at Hockaday Cookne has made a place for herself In the hearts of her classmates Al ways knowing what to do If things go badly or whom to prarse If thnngs go well she has unconsclously es tablushed herself as a dependable person and a good frrend ff A+ ' - ri f:,43,.fv,:'7 -3359 . f, ,s- - fg . . . ' , Q 1 fr 4 , new 5, V v..'g 4pg.g , V 3 Lg ' ' flgqiwv , ' . . , i ' 1 I - ' ' - we 3 ' f . . 1 p f , I f . - - A Q-. A I s A - ra ' s s M '- l . WV' R me . f - 7 ' v ,if H at . . . W 2 L gk, 4 , I - O U amy: my: Carolyn's clear grey eyes, pretty smile, and carefree disposition win her friends wherever she goes. One might say that winning friends and making others happy are two of Carolyn's principal talents. She always shows a genuine interest in others, and her terrific sense of humor has cheered many girls. Her courtesy is a model for others. As President of her house, Carolyn has shown a deep sense of responsibility and has set a fine example for those around her. She often entertains her friends by playing the piano. Having studied this instrument for several years, Carolyn is particularly adept in the field of classical music. Carolyn has been an integral part of Hockaday, and she will always be remembered as a girl well worth knowing. CARCLYN CLIFT Kerrville, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team House Council: IV Secretary: IV Glee Club: Ill Math Club: IV Art Club: IV Modern Dance Club: Ill Cece is one of the most beloved girls in the senior class. A favorite among both students and faculty, for nine years she has helped to make Hockaday the school it is today. She has served on two of the three student government organizations-the Student Council and the Athletic Board. At all times she has exhibited genuine concern for the welfare of the student body and the school at large. Cece has had a well-rounded life at Hockaday: she has mastered her studies, participated in all sports, and en- gaged in numerous school activities. She has never been content to accept a minimum of learning, but has always strived to gain the most a course has to offer. Several times in the past four years she has worked independ ently or with a group outside the classroom on special proiects. Her athletic prowess is well known. She is presently President of the Athletic Board and has twice been Form Representative to the Green Team. Cece has found time to enter into many school activities. She has been present at most school dances and other group functions Cece is perhaps the ideal Hockaday girl: courteous intelligent, school spirited, and conscientious. She has indeed created a place for herself here. Her presence will be missed if 'ax ff-sf ECE' EUGENIA CECELIA CONWAY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years Green Team Form Representative: I, III Student Government Committee: III Athletic Board: I, III, IV President: IV Student Council: IV Courtesy Cap: I Scholarship Cup: II Dux Femina Facti: I, II, III Aedile: III Roman Banquet: I-IV Head Slave: I Candle-Bearer: I Grace: Ill Merit List: II-IV Honor Roll: I-IV Mu Alpha Theta: Ill, IV Secretary: III All-School Hockey Team: I, II, IV All-School Volleyball Team: I-IV Captain: III, IV All-School Basketball Team: III All-School Softball Team: I-III All-School Swimming Team: III Math Medal: III Honor Guard: III Math Club: I Inner Circle: I Typing Club: II Senior Play lt is difficult to find a more vivacious and spirited girl than Carolyn. With enthusiastic determination she finishes whatever she sets out to do, whether it is eating a sand- wich on the lrish shore or fashioning a mosaic crest. She has been endowed with a rare gift of a spontaneous personality, and it is this which endears her to all her friends. Moreover, here is a girl with faith in herself and strength in her convictions, these two qualities make her a forceful leader. Throughout her eight years at Hockaday the name of Carolyn Cox has become synonymous with good times, amusing antics, and constant good naturedness. Her up- roarious sense of humor is hard to match anywhere on the Hockaday campus. We can be sure that a girl with her talents will do much in this world, and we wish her the best of luck. CAROLYN COX Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years White Team All-School Hockey Team: Ill Honor Roll: II Glee Club: l, ll Math Club: I-ill Inner Circle: I, Il Art Club: I-IV Senior Play: IV JUDITH CRCW Shreveport Lousslana Attended Hockaday 3 years Green Team House Councul III All School Softball Team III Drama Club Ill Math Club IV Art Club IV Sensor Play IV Durung her three years at Hockaday many of us here have been deeply moved by Judy s spontaneous frlend lrness her warm hearted generosrty and her earnest compasslon She ns always wnlllng to take tume off from whatever she IS doung In order to help others She perfectly fulfills Svendenborg s deflnltlon of char: ty True charrty IS the desire to be useful to others wsthout thought of recompense Slncerely Interested In those around her Judy as all that a friend can be open hearted unselflsh under standing and loyal ln addutlon she does not take her self overly seriously nn John Davzds told with Judys own brand of uproar :ous humor have been a source of constant hllarlty to her classmates Judys easy going good humor and even temper have become legendary as have her tremendous energy and vltallty I 1 ' l I to . . . , . 2 ' I . I ' S ' Her stories of the dire consequences of her interest I - I l ,, If 1 3 R, Qi 1 Q. ROSLYN ETHEL FINDLAY Bartlesville, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team House Council: IV Treasurer: IV Entre Nous: III, IV Honor Roll: III, IV Merit List: III Typing Club: IV i65Cbj'Z44a7'7 Shy and studious, or fun-loving and mischievous- no one has ever been able to decide definitely one way or the other about Roz. Her best friends will tell you that she is both, and that she has, in addition, an enig- matic quality which enhances all the other facets of her personality. They will tell you that although she is quiet and hard to get to know, once you do become friends with Roslyn, you are likely to be considerably impressed by her wittiness and her happy-go-lucky cheerfulness. They will emphasize that, in addition to being great fun to be with, she is sincere and con- siderate, When you get to know Roslyn, you find that she is always ready to listen and understand. You find that you may very well apply Emerson's definition of a friend to Roslyn: a person with whom I may be sincere. MILDRED ADGER GLASSELL Belcher, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team Entre Nous: III, IV Vice-President: IV Treasurer: IV All-School Swimming Team: III Honor Roll: lll, IV Merit List: lll Glee Club: lll, IV Art Club: IV Modern Dance Club: lll Senior Play: IV Form Cheereader: Ill All-School Cheerleader: IV What is that extra something that Louisiana girls have which makes them so lovely? Whatever it is, Mimi has it. A bundle of pep, Mimi has that important quality of dependability. When there is a task to do, Mimi will be sure either to do it herself or to be sure that it is done. As an All-School Cheerleader, and as Vice-President of Entre Nous, she has demonstrated this dependability and her considerable leadership abili- ty. Mimi's droll comments, her loyalty and sincerity, and her consideration for others have endeared her to everyone here at Hockaday. This lively little Creole will surely be missed next year. 4 ' , ,. , ,M f Z, 00? Donna is a little girl with a gigantic sense of humor, her sly comments and quick comebacks often enable her to disarm her opponent completely. Her freckled nose, pixie face, and enormous grin are well-known in the Residence Department. Full of energy, Donna bounces around the campus, into class, and across the sports field, making jokes at the most unexpected moments. You can find Donna playing bridge, harrassing a teacher, or curled up on someone's bed engaged in a session of gossip. In fact, you can find her almost any place where there is a large group having a good time. Gifted with a rather mischievous nature, Donna is not one to pass up a chance for intrigue. If there is a harmless plot afoot, she is almost certain to be involved in it. In short, Donna is the right person to have around if you are looking for fun. DONNA JEAN GRASHAM Waco, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team Drama Club: IV Math Club: lV Fourcast Staff: l Typing Club: Ill Charm Club: ll l LINDA JANE GRIFFIN Spearman, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team House Council: III Community Service Committee: Ill, Tu Tertulia: IV All-School Volleyball Team: IV Honor Roll: Ill, IV Merit List: III Glee Club: III, IV Secretary: IV Senior Pay: IV A perfect lady-this is the only way to describe Jane. Gifted with poise and graciousness, Jane has that won- derful, all-important quality of modesty. A serious thinker and conversationalist, she can also be the life of a party. Jane has been an important member ofthe Glee Club for the past two years, and this year she has served as secretary. The soprano section would not be the same without Jane's clear voice. This mature young lady has more than her share of good fortune, and it is our wish that she lead a happy, prosperous life. Personality Plus can easily be applied to Neall Grin- nan. Always to have a smile, always to be enthusiastic, and always to be disorganized is hard to do, but some- how Neall manages. Her bright red hair and green eyes make Neall a truly distinctive girl. Constantly on the go, she is often heard to say, I can't believe I've got so much to do! Since entering Hockaday in the sixth grade, Neall has made many sincere and devoted friends because of her ability to be interested, sympathetic, and helpful. These qualities, plus many others, make her the living symbol of the Courtesy Cap she wears. We predict many friends, good times, and a full and successful life for this girl who has contributed so much to Hockaday. ELIZABETH NEALL GRINNAN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years White Team Courtesy Cap: II Student Council: III Treasurer: III Judicial Committee: I, II Recreation Committee: IV School Service Committeei IV Dux Femina Facti: I, II Quaestor: II Entre Nous: II-IV President: IV Mu Alpha Theta: III, IV All-School Tennis Team: I-IV All-School Hockey Team: II, III Athletic Shield: I, III Honor Roll: I-IV Merit List: II, III Honor Guard: III Nlallt Club: l Fourcast Staff: I Typing Club: II 5-1: 9l'ln.,,, carl. Frrst appearances are sometimes decelvrng rt has been sard Thrs rs the case wrth Carolyn At frrst she seems a calm quiet non conversatronalust but under neath that calm exterror IS a Irvely personality and a keen wrt In the sensor play she surprrsed many peo ple by her excellent performance as the slightly saucy and hrghly tlrppant mard Sabrna For those who know her Carolyns portrayal came as no shock She has been known to keep a crowd rn stitches simply by oc casronally unlectmg a word or two In the conversation Carolyn IS Interested In sports as well as rn dramatrcs and she partrcrpates In all wrth a great amount of gusto As Co Captarn of the Green Team she man ages to strr up great enthusiasm around game tlrnes Frllmg her post more than adequately she IS completely devoted to her team Carolyn s two years at Hockaday have been very successful ones CAROLYN HALL Lrttle Rock Arkansas Attended Hockaday 2 years Green Team All School Volleyball Team IV All School Basketball Team III All School Tennrs Team III All School Softball Team III All School Swrmmnng Team III Co Captarn Green Team IV Senror Play IV A-CL Dallas, Texas Green Team Entre Nous: I-IV Mu Alpha Theta: Ill Honor Roll: I-IV Merit List: Ill Math Club: I, ll, IV Inner Circle: I, II Journalism Club: III Philosophy Club: IV Typing Club: I Charm Club: Il Senior Play: IV WW One's first impression of Mandy is likely to be a bouncy, outgoing, vivacious girl with sparkling brown eyes and a lively sense of humor. But Those who know her better realize that while Mandy is all of these, she is also very serious and sensitive, and that her sociable side is, in tact, an outgrowth of a sincere and reflective interest in people. This peculiar combination of ex- trovert and introvert has made Mandy extremely per- ceptive and interesting to talk with. She is essentially impulsive, and many girls here have been moved by her spontaneous generosity and her unselfish and con- siderate acts. Mandy is, in addition, highly intelligent and, during her years at Hockaday, has become known as a good student in all her courses, particularly math and science. Too, Mandy enjoys tennis and has be- come a distinct asset to the Hockaday tennis team. AMANDA JANE HAMILTON Attended Hockaday 5 years All-School Tennis Team III IV CAROL HARRISON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years Green Team Judicial Committee: I, II Welcoming Committee: II School Service Committee: Il Community Service Committe Treasurer: III Dux Femina Facti: I, II Tu Tertulia: II-IV Vice-President: IV All-School Hockey Team: I, IV All-School Softball Team: I Honor Roll: I-IV Merit List: II Glee Club: I Math Club: IV Art Club: IV Piano Literature Group: IV e: I, Carol has been in Hockaday since the fourth grade, and she is a girl of many talents and interests. For in- stance, she is skilled in athletics, art, and music. She has shared her talents with Hockaday through recitals, contributions to art contests, and volunteer work such as playing at morning chapels. CaroI's work as a con- scientious Spanish student has been rewarded, this year she is Vice-President of Tu Tertulia. Carol possesses a delightful sense of humor and is a welcome addition to any party. Basically a very friendly person, she is kind and sincere to everyone. Undoubtedly, her gentle manner and refreshing in- genuousness will win her friends everywhere. fwwf QWQWW Carolyn does not run to seek friends, but those who will look closely will find great warmth of personality in her. Completely oblivious to what is considered the vogue, she makes her own rules, and is not prompted to emulate the standards of others. With the possible exception of her individuality, Carolyn's most notable characteristic is probably her honest bluntness, what- ever her opinion, she will not change it merely to satisfy the whims of others. By way of contrast, how- ever, it is interesting to note that Carolyn is her- self quite sensitive to the iudgments of those whom she respects, and she is well-known as one who values her friends highly. Other outstanding characteristics of Carolyn's are a keen sense of humor and a quick wit, which have been the source of much delight to all who have known her. But since she has been president of Junior, the whole Fourth Form has become aware that she has in particu lar a terrific determination to carry through those res ponsibilities which she has taken upon herself. Caro- lyn has, in addition, a great appreciation of the beauti ful, which is especially evident in her tremendous in terest in art. 44 CAROLYN SANDRA HARRISON Odessa, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team Judicial Committee: ll School Service Committee II President of Junior: lV Math Club: IV Art Club: IV Typing Club: lll W u a .Xl isa Q. it .4- LYDA HUNT HILL Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years White Team House Council: II Athletic Board: I, III, IV White Team Captain: IV Boarder's Pin: II Red Cross Service Pin: I-lII Mu Alpha Theta: Ill, IV Roman Banquet: I Slave: l All-School Volleyball Team: I-IV All-School Hockey Team: I, IV All-School Basketball Team: All-School Softball Team: II, All-School Swimming Team: Athletic Shield: III Honor Roll: Ill Merit List: III Honor Guard: III Math Club: I Sports Officiating Club: II Il, III II The best adiective to describe Lyda Hill is enthusiastic. When she is giving the White Team a pep-talk or partici- pating in sports, she transmits to her companions her almost contagious energy. Lyda is able to inspire a losing team to win simply by speaking to them, for when she is excited even the most lethargic people cannot help but become interested in the game. Equal to Lyda's enthusiasm is her honesty. She has high moral principles and is honest in her daily life. Those who know her find that what she says is usually accurate. She is fair in her dealings with other people, and she never attempts to gloss over her own mistakes. Her integrity is impeccable. Lyda is sincerely concerned about school spirit at Hockaday. Throughout her years here she has constantly endeavored to show her class and the entire student body how important it is to support one's school in spirit as well as in fact. Her terms on the Athletic Board have given her ample opportunity to express her views and to work toward her goal: a closely unified school. With her interest in life, her qualities of leadership, and her sense of humor, Lyda will be able to make her way. She adapts easily to any situation. If the past is any indication of the future, she will meet with success in college as she has at Hockaday. 1' M Through her years at Hockaday, Judy has built up a lasting respect in the heart of every girl at school. Her election to the Chairmanship of the Community Service Committee and to Pontifex Maxima of the Dux Femina Facti shows, in part, the high regard in which her class- mates hold her. Because of her dependability, her high ideals, and her respect for others, Judy is an efficient leader: on the other hand, she is also a patient follower. Judy's sweetness, sincerity, and courtesy have earned her the high honor of the Courtesy Cap. Judy has an alert mind as well as a winning person- ality. In her third-form year she achieved the highest scholastic average in the Latin Department. All told, Judy is a classic example of a lady. JUDITH HOLLINGSWORTH Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 5 years White Team Courtesy Cap: III Student Council: IV Student Government Committee: III Judicial Committee: II Community Service Committee: Secretary: II Co-Chairman: III Chairman: IV Honor Roll: I-IV Merit List: II-IV Honor Guard: III Class Treasurer: I Dux Femina Facti: I-IV Quaestor: II Praetor: Ill Pontifex Maxima: IV Roman Banquet: I-IV Assistant Head Slave: I Salt Bearer: I Grace: III High Priestess: III Glee Club: I, II Drama Club: I Senior Play: IV li I I All 5 JAN DEE HORWITZ EI Paso, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2V2 years Green Team Entre Nous: III, IV Mu Alpha Theta: Ill, IV Honor Roll: ll-IV Merit List: lll Honor Guard: III Math Club: IV President: IV Hallmark Staff: IV Charm Club: ll Modern Dance Club: lll President: Ill Piano Literature Class: IV Philosophy Group: IV All-School Cheerleader: Ill Senior Play: IV When you meet Jan, the first thing she will ask you is, Who do you know in El Paso? From the ensuing conversation you will learn that she loves to talk and can contribute much to almost any conversation. Jan has an alert mind, and her intellectual curiosity has won her honor grades and membership in several honor societies. For the past two years she has taken five solids rather than the usual four, and has mastered each. Along with her heavy academic loads, she par- ticipates in many extracurricular activities, is the Presi- dent of the Math Club, and was All-School Cheerleader last year. Jan is popular with the boys as well as the girls. As a friend, Jan is always willing to listen to anyone's problems. Quick to lend a helping hand or offer a solution to a problem, Jan and her sage advice are well-known. Hockaday will lose one of its most loyal students when Jan graduates. O WW Wim JI What a delightful discovery to find that a girl from a country so far away and, more important, so different from our own can possess all those traits which we so highly esteem. By knowing Mariam intimately, by being in one of her classes, or even by merely exchanging smiles with her in the hall, one realizes that such qualities as kindness, gentleness, humility, and wisdom are truly international. Mariam has understood and fulfilled her responsibil- ities as an exchange student. She has been a consider- ate and cooperative member of her American family, she has worked industriously at all her academic sub- jects, she has inspired her friends and acquaintances here at Hockaday with respect and admiration. Above all, she has adjusted herself beautifully to a strange way of life, yet has retained the ideals and beliefs of her own country. We hope that Mariam will take back to lran with her as favorable an impression of our country as we now have of hers. MARIAM JAZAYERI Tehran, Iran Attended Hockaday: l year Green Team Courtesy Cap: IV Art Club: IV DIANA DAY JONES San Angelo, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Merit List: lll Math Club: lV Typing Club: Ill will be remembered trying desperately to else was attempting remembered for her genteel ways and kindnesses to people. However, in contrast to her sweet disposition is her deep-seated love of excitement. In school, Diana is an earnest and hard-working stu- dent who is always serious about the matter at hand. This is especially true of her art work. Diana inherits her talent from her very gifted mother, as anyone who has seen their home in San Angelo can testify. She and her mother did most of the painting and decorat- ing themselves. Diana is sincerely admired by all for her friendliness, conscientiousness, and exceptional ar- tistic ability. Diana, a tall blue-eyed blond, as the only one who was always put on weight while everyone to take it oft. She will also be l Bouncy and energetic and, at the same time, sweet and sentimental, Martha goes out of her way to trans- late her earnest consideration for others into action. Her enthusiastic zest for life makes her fun just to be around. Her lively sense of humor adds much to her exuberant friendliness, for Martha has that special talent of appreciating the witticisms of others without feeling that she has to compete in the banter herself. Martha is both eminently practical and something of a dreamer, and the peculiar combination of these quali- ties has enabled her both to realize what her goals are and to work diligently towards them. ln addition, she is extremely attractive. By way of contrast to her tremendous natural vigor, she has a delightful manner which graces everything she does with a delicate charm. 50 MARTHA ROANE LACY Waco, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team All-School Swimming Team: Il, III Glee Club: lll, lV Drama Club: II Nlaflt Club: IV Art Club: IV Typing Club: Ill SALLY CUMMINGS LAMOREAUX Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Glee Club: lll, IV Drama Club: IV Math Club: IV Journalism Club: III Sally Lamoreaux came to Hockaday during her Third Form year from Casper, Wyoming, and has since made an excellent adiustment to Hockaday life. She has added much to the class of '60 with her twinkling eyes, contagious giggle, fine sense of humor and gay personality. Sally can be seen dashing to and from school in her little red and black Nash with its roaring muffler. She is especially interested in Glee Club and Drama Club and displays much enthusiasm when speaking of both. In these clubs she can be found conscientiously work- ing behind the scenes on productions. Her quiet ma- turity shows in the fact that she can be depended upon to work diligently at any job to which she is assigned. Among Sally's qualities are her sweetness, sincerity, helpfulness, generosity, kindness, and consideration for others - all of which will assure her continued happi- ness. M Xin Marsha, commonly known to her friends as Miss Africa, possesses a warm personality and immediately puts everyone in her presence at ease. She is truly a kind and generous person, always ready to sympathize with a problem and offer advice. Marsha has a great deal of poise and charm and knows how to conduct her- self in almost any situation. She can be counted on to help whenever she is needed, and she will always do the best iob she can. Marsha handles the responsibilities of her school work and extra-curricular activities well, leav- ing plenty of time for her family and friends. She is the type of girl anyone would be proud to know. Indeed, Marsha will be admired wherever she goes'for her maturity and integrity. MARSH!-X SUE LeG-ATE North Scituate, Massachusetts Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Runner-up for Posture Cup: Ill Drama Club: IV Math Club: IV Typing Club: Ill Senior Play: IV Form Cheerleader: IV ff!-Zxiln M4 g - LINDA LEWIS Abilene, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team Philosophy Club: Typing Club: IV Upon meeting Linda Lewis, you immediately notice her strikingly clear blue eyes, which appear to take in everything around her. When talking with her, people are usually surprised at the maturity of her ideas and convictions. Linda is a girl with a great deal of good sense and discretion. Her friends will agree that she is a comforting person to have around, especially when things go wrong. Linda's sense of humor and her tun- loving nature are always evident. She has always been one who enjoys a practical ioke, and she takes each one of them in fun, even when the tables are turned. Her favorite phrase is, l'lI bet we have caused more trouble than the whole school put together. +1 YJ' MW! A graceful manner, a perfect shade of red hair, and an ever-present smile-these describe only one person in the senior class: Marilyn. Here is a personality of real warmth and genuine friendliness. Marilyn is one of those rare people who can cope with almost any situation and still have a smile on her face. lt seems that she can find a good side to everything, and she is never overly critical. Marilyn is a mature, intelligent individual who is able to have fun, yet is acutely aware of her responsi- bilities. She is well liked by all her friends for her calm, friendly manner. Wherever you hear a group of happy, laughing girls, you can be sure that Marilyn will be among them. With her pretty hair, freckles, and bouncy walk, Marilyn will always be remembered at Hockaday, and many will miss her next year. 54 MARILYN GENE MASON Dallas Texas Attended Hockaday 3 years Green Team Recreation Committee IV Form Secretary ll Honor Roll II Mat Club lll IV Art Club IV Typing Club ll Green Team Cheerleader IV I VIRGINIA LEE MAXSGN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years White Team Welcoming Committee: I School Service Committee: Ill Dux Femina Facti: I Roman Banquet: I All-School Hockey Team: Il, IV Honor Roll: I, II Glee Club: I Math Club: I Art Club: I, IV Sports Officiating Club: II Senior Play: IV Max, with her bright red hair fwhich was nearly 2V2 feet long until shortly after Christmasl, can easily be spotted driving around in her black Corvette, and, as anyone who knows her will testify, rarely can you find such a forthright and sincere person. She is noted for her cheerful and unassuming manner: she is a listener, always interested in and alert to what others say. In the same way, her interest in others is obvious in the way that she quietly offers to help people in any way that she can. Among her many interests, perhaps the same quali- ty which makes her so sincerely interested in others accounts for her deep pride and the great care she takes of her beautiful horses. This is her primary ex- tracurricular interest, and her ability as an equestrienne was demonstrated when she was chosen as the Hocka- day representative to the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. Her ability as an artist is one with which everyone is familiar, for she used great ingenuity in making posters and Fourth Form pins with very original slogans on them. Good student that she is, and possessing the ability to have fun with others, whether in Dallas or Copenhagen, Virginia will certainly have a wonder- ful future. Yf 'cc jqcmzofw Marcia is a very serious-minded person with a sense of responsibility for herself and those about her. She is a conscientious worker and at all times endeavors to main- tain the standards of the school. As Chairman of the School Service Committee, she supports school functions and activities and in general helps to keep things running smoothly. An extrovert, she may be counted upon to contribute to any party which she attends. Besides school affairs, Marcia is interested in com- munity activities. She has been particularly active in mak- ing the foreign exchange students in Dallas feel at home. With her quick wit and radiant personality, this North- erner rapidly adapted herself to Texas and Texas' ways when she arrived here four years ago. Marcia is acutely aware of her duties at Hockaday, but she is never too busy to have fun. She divides her free time between sports, parties, and bridge. Marcia is a valuable student to have at Hockaday. MARCIA MERRITT Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team Student Council: IV Welcoming Committee: IV School Service Committee: III, IV Chairman: IV Community Service Committee: II Treasurer: II Courtesy Cap: II Dux Femina Facti: I Roman Banquet: I Entre Nous: II-IV Tu Tertulia: III All-School Volleyball Team: II All-School Hockey Team: I-III All-School Softball Team: II Honor Roll: I-IV Merit List: ll, Ill Annual Staff: I Senior Play: IV fi? 1.5 A A Qui' . C . gg, PQ 1 .M .QQ GAIL OLIVIA MORRIS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team Judicial Committee: I Entre Nous: I-IV All-School Hockey Team: I-IV Honor Roll: I-lll Math Club: I, Ill Inner Circle: I Annual Staff: IV Art Editor: IV Art Club: I-IV Secretary: Ill President: IV Gail's artistic ability has highlighted her career at Hockaday. In art classes, she has worked to improve her skill and knowledge of the field. Gail has given freely of her time and talent to Hockaday. She has designed and carried out the decorations for class dances and has drawn many imaginative posters for various school actiyities. Her main contribution has been her admirable accomplishments as President of the Art Club. This group, larger this year than ever before, has enioyed a variety of interesting programs. due in large part to Gail's imagination and organiza- tion. In addition to her work with the Art Club, Gail has served as Art Editor for Cornerstones 7960. Gail is a mature, intelligent person who asks exactly as much from life as she gives it. Her lively personali- ty, her broad interests, and her exceptional ability have made her a valuable member of the Senior Class. E' l Strata.. A natural blond, D'Ann is a tall, slender girl with an exceptional aptitude for the piano. A few of the many awards she has won for her playing decorate her charm bracelet. Besides her music, her great love is Estes Park, Colorado, where she has spent many of her summers. Although rather shy, Dorothy is a steadfast and loyal friend. Her quiet sympathy and optimistic advice have often reassured her friends when they were despond- ent. She has developed an admirable live and let live attitude which guarantees her a cordial reception anywhere. Whether she goes east or west to school, D'Ann will always retain her admiration for Hockaday, as Hockaday will retain its regard for her. 58 DOROTHY ANN OLDHANI Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 5 years White Team Entre Nous: I-IV All-School Tennis Team: Il, IV Glee Club: II-IV Drama Club: I Math Club: I-IV Philosophy Club: IV Margy's most outstanding features are her lustrous hair and her quiet smile. Friendly and considerate, she is never too busy to help someone with a problem. She takes great interest in school and has contributed much to it as President of the Senior Class. Margy is extremely poised, and she has the unusual ability of putting one at ease almost immediately. Talk- ing with her is a pleasure, for she always seems to know just where one's interests lie and what to say about them. She is well read and can carry on an intelligent discussion about almost any subiect. Margy is the sort of girl who will profit from all her experi- ences. She will meet the future bravely and come out ot each encounter a better minded and more fascinat- ing person. She will surely leave her mark in this world. MARGARET ELIZABETH PAULSON Dallas, .Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years White Team Student Council' II, IV Secretary: ll Judicial Committee: I ll Student Government Commit School Service Committee: III Welcoming Committee: ll Form Vice-President: III Courtesy Cap: I Dux Femina Facti: ll Quaestar: ll Tu Tertulia: lI-lV All-School Hockey Team: I-III Honor Roll: I-Ill Merit List: Ill Math Club: I-IV tee 11' ' I fl! ' :III , Q QW Peggy has three outstanding characteristics. The first is her tremendous will-power lor rather her won't powerj. She is known throughout the Residence De- partment as possibly the only girl who can stick to a diet. Second, she is known for her beauty. Finally, and perhaps most important, is her maturity and poise, for Peggy is extremely ladylike in manner and action. Her social graces put her at ease with adults, as well as with people ot her own age. She is always well- organized and prepared for anything that she may encounter. She truly tits the epithet, lady, in every way. 60 MARGARET WARREN POPE Fort Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team Drama Club: IV Senior Play: IV Green Team Cheerleader: IV SALLY SUE PRICE Tyler, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team Judicial Committee: II Boarder's Pin: I, II Tu Tertuliaz II-IV All-School Hockey: I Math Club: I Inner Circle: I Typing Club: I, III Charm Club: II Piano Literatu re Group: IV Sally, a tall strawberry-blond with a few freckles, is one of the most conscientious, alert, and good- natured girls in the senior class. Turtle, as some of her closer friends call her, loves to have fun. Dancing is one of her favorite recreations, and she can often be found playing bridge. Sally is also considered one of the best groomed and most stately girls in the class. She appreciates and respects her friends and is es- pecially well thought of by those who are close to her. Sally, a resident student, has received the coveted Boarder's Pin. She is a hard worker, although she often amazes people with her facility for making good grades with apparent ease. Sally is a perfectionist in all that she does. She will always be remembered, not only as a happy and charming girl, but as a mature and, purposeful person. QI-wff 'ef PAULA RAE RATTAN Dallas, Texas GDQLLLQQ. Paula is seldom seen without a smile. Sincere, some- times quiet, but always lots of tun to be with, she has an abundance of friends. Her congenial personality and kind interest in everything are only two of Paula's outstanding characteristics. Although Paula is not particularly athletic, she enjoys the outdoors and has a particular love for riding. She also likes to swim and has ample opportunity to do so in her own backyard pool. Paula is considerate of others. She is a sympathetic listener and truly a friend in need, if need be. These qualities, along with her open-hearteclness, make her a welcome addition to any group. Attended Hockaday: 9 years White Team All-School Hockey Team: lV M Math Club: IV 'J' s Art Club: lll, IV Typing Club: l, ll f!! B ALICE VERNON ROANE Ruston, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team House Council: IV Vice-President: IV Tu Tertulia: Ill All-School Softball Team: II Honor Roll: II, III Math Club: IV Art Club: IV Typing Club: III Charm Club: II Form Cheerleader: IV Bubbling with laughter and enthusiasm is Alice. Al- though she has gone to Hockaday for three years, the Deep South is still unmistakably predominant in her nature. A native ot Louisiana, Alice possesses a charm- ing drawl. This, along with her perpetually happy dis- position, makes her a true Southern Belle. Alice's love ot music and her innate sense of rhythm are two of her outstanding features. There is a serious as well as carefree side to AIice's nature. She has a sense of responsibility for herself and others I she is president of her housej and an amazing capacity for retaining details. She delights in a stimulating discussion, tor she is genuinely interested in what others think. A member ot Tu Tertulia and a true student, Alice has contributed much to Hocka- day. ' 0 -1 ' Things are far from dull when Janie is around, with her vivacious personality and delightful wit. This attrac- tive little brunette with the compact figure is not likely to go unnoticed. Proof of this is her legion of friends and admirers. They see in her a girl who is sensible and who stands up for her beliefs despite opposition. If things are not going the way she planned, Janie may be heard saying, Oh, mess. She is not, however, one to let matters depress her, and she always does her best to cheer up others. In addition to helping out her friends, Janie can always be depended upon to aid the school in any way possible through the School Service Committee. Hockaday is proud to have known Janie. LYDIA JANE ROBERTSON San Angelo, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team School Service Committee: IV Boarder's Pin: III Tu Tertulia: Ill, IV Math Club: III Green Team Cheerleader: IV an JANE MILLIKEN RGSE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team Judicial Committee: II Community Service Committee: IV Recreation Committee: IV Entre Nous: III, IV Mu Alpha Theta: Ill Math Club: I, III, IV Art Club: I, III Vice-President: Ill Typing Club: II Hallmark Staff: IV Art Editor: IV Janes malor Interest and ability have always been in the field of art. She has given freely of her time and talent to Hockaday, whether it be for school art exhibits, dance decorations illustrations for various school publications, or numerous other tasks. Although she is most interested in painting, Jane is an ardent enthusiast for all arts. She has both a deep apprecia tion for classical music and a voracious interest in reading Janes interest in things ofthe mind by no means hampers her socially. Her interesting and always high ly original ideas, together with her ever-present wit make her a much sought-after companion. It is unusual to find a girl who so capably balances a sensitive, medi tative mind with such esprit for living No single description can do Jane lustice At the same time one sees the sincere individualist the intro spective thinker, the talented artist, and the vivacious extrovert. She is all of these-and more O9-Q 1 V . . . I , . . . . 1 I . I sl QDJLTLILD A Twinkle in her eye, a secretive smile, a mischievous air, and an unlimited reservoir of original ideas and humorous expressions have endeared Jerrie to Hockaday. She has friends throughout the student body. She takes an interest in school clubs and activities and has proven herself an efficient worker. For instance, she arrived promptly for rehearsals and worked intensely until they were over during preparation for the senior play. Jerrie can be depended upon to give sound advice and to express her ideas freely. Her determination and desire to succeed at Hockaday have won her much ad- miration. Jerrie is proficient in both math and art, and she contributes a great deal to all her classes. The im- pression left by Jerrie on all members of the class will be that of a rapidly speaking, fun-loving Yankee with a keen, quick mind. 66 MARJORIE LEE RUSSEL Birmingham, Michigan Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Recreation Committee IV Commendation National Merit Scholarship IV Entre Nous: III All-School Hockey Team III Honor Roll: III Merit List: III Glee Club: IV All Club: IV Math Club: III, IV Vice-President: IV Philosophy Group: IV . Senior Play: IV JAN RYMER Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team Judicial Committee: ll Community Service Committee: IV Chairman, Student Directory: IV Entre Nous: III Honor Roll: IV Drama Club: ll Math Club: I, ll Art Club: Ill Senior Play: IV Form Cheerleader: I White Team Cheerleader: IV Sweet, sincere, natural, and bubbling - that's Jan Rymer. She is always concerned with others' security, whether in school or socially. Jan is a girl who has very solid beliefs and opinions, and she will stick by them, come what may. Her devotion to high standards has made her greatly admired. Jan's most outstanding quality is her common sense. This, combined with great dependability, makes her a great asset to the Community Service Committee and to the Titche's Hi-Fi Board. Wherever she goes, Jan's sincerity and constancy will make her well liked and earn her the respect of every- one she meets. fabzlle. 525' Isabelle seems to have an inexhaustible supply of en- thusiasm for everything she does. When leading the Fourth Form in a cheer, she runs up and down the line shouting herself hoarse. If she is in a good mood, she makes fun of herself and the world, laughing at her numerous private iokes. But if she is angry, watch out! Her voice can be heard from Main Building to Morgan Hall. Isabelle loves a good time and is always ready for a party. Occasionally she amuses her friends with accounts of her trip to Europe last summer. In love with Europe, she makes no secret of the fact that she longs to return to the Continent. Her genuine love of culture draws Isabelle to the symphony frequently. A friendly complaint in her house is that her record player is on constantly. She has a deep appreciation for intellectual prowess and accomplish- ment as well as a lively interest in the arts. Her conver- sations are entertaining and enlightening. All told, Isabelle is something of a contradiction - an intellectual party-girl, a non-athletic sports fan, a conscientious worker with little regard for conventions. About one thing, however, there is no compromise: Isabelle is a leader. ISABELLE HATTIE SIEGEL Fort Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Entre Nous: III, IV Mu Alpha Theta: III Honor Roll: II-IV Merit List: ll, lll Honor Guard: III Glee Club: II-IV Math Club: II-IV Secretary-Treasurer: III Inner Circle: II, III Annual Staff: Ill, IV Editor: IV Piano Literature Class: III, IV Form Cheerleader: IV Senior Play: IV Philosophy Group: IV DEBORAH ANN SLATON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team All-School Hockey Team: Il, III Math Club: I-III Drama Club: IV Senior Play: IV Form Cheerleader: I Debbue would be equally at home at a hugh school football game or a New York debutante ball Although her bearing remlnds one of aristocracy she may easrly be classed as one of the gang Debbre as usually In the middle of some actlvrty on or off campus and you may be sure that where you fund her you wall also fund people having fun An easy goung person by nature she partncupates nn school dances plays sports events Glee Club productions and School and Community Service functrons enloylng life as she fnnds rt An extrovert she Ilkes belng wrth people Debbie rs able to get along wrth many different sorts of people for her gentle crmcusm as well meant and her pralse IS sincere One need have no doubts about the successes that Ile ahead of Debbre I I 1 11 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 ' 1 gdzkzaf Barbara Smith, known to her closer friends as lrma, is best described as a sophisticated all-round girl. She is known as far away as Virginia for her beauty and poise. Very popular, she is rarely without a date. Another ot her assets is her ability to win friends, she has as many among the male sex as she does among the female. Barbara has poise and shows maturity when around adults as well-it is no exaggeration to say that virtually everyone likes Barbara. Barbara is a skier, both snow and water, and is also good in all other sports, from swimming to tennis. She studies hard and can always be depended upon to do a job well. She is in every respect vivacious, mature, and responsible-a girl well worth knowing. 70 , W, .,,,,,, BARBARA ANN SMITH Harlingen, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team House Council: IV Form Secretary: IV All-School Tennis Team: Il, Ill All-School Swimming Team: ll Senior Play: IV All-School Cheerleader: III 'h N.. A Q .Q Mt . ref. , Ji . . L . ov. 'YD' ru 'sw :ft 552 , V In 2 ' ,idkf ,nf . . df' REBECCA JONDELLE SMITH Andrews, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team Boarder's Pin: III Dux Femina Facti: Tu Tertulia: III, IV President: IV Honor Roll: III, IV Drama Club: IV Math Club: IV Modern Dance Club: III Ill, IV This little girl from Andrews, Texas, has in only two years become one of the favorites in the senior class. Becky's moods are changeable: she is sometimes very quiet, sometimes very lively, sometimes happy, some- times blue: but people will remember her most of all for her dry humor and quick wit. When she wants to relax, Becky usually heads for her Tommy Edwards records or the nearest bridge table. Intelligent, but not content to learn from books alone, Becky has become very popular at Hockaday simply because she is fun to be with and because she is intensely interested in all that goes on around her. She adds a great deal to any discussion through her enthusiasm and wit. She is a keen conversationalist and can speak easily on almost any topic. Even a cursory glance at this delightful girl shows why she has so easily made a place for herself at Hockaday. Jam A long blond pony tail, a charming smile, an infec- tious laugh, and a great sense of humor: these attributes belong to Faith alone. Here is a mature, stable girl, not easily swayed by others but always willing to listen to advice and suggestions from friends. A most versa- tile person, Faith is fun-loving, yet her strong desire to attain knowledge gives her the will to be a good student. Her delightful personality has won her the affection of her fellow classmates. A hidden talent was revealed last fall when Faith played one of the leading roles, that of Mrs. Antrobus, in Thornton WiIder's The Skin of Our Teeth. She helped to make the senior play a resounding success, and at the same time her talent for acting was dis- covered. Calmness of nature, readiness to laugh, thought- fulness for others, wise words, poise, and warmth and friendliness are all characteristic of this Hockaday girl. Faith'wilI be remembered for her wonderful ability to get along with others. FAITH DODD STARNES Gladewater, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team House Council: II Recreation Committee: IV Form Secretary: I Tu Tertulia: I-IV Secretary: IV Honor Roll: I, II, IV Drama Club: I Math Club: l, II, IV Inner Circle Hallmark Staff: IV Co-Editor: IV Charm Club: II Modern Dance Club: III Philosophy Group: IV Piano Literature Class: IV Senior Play: IV JANET STELL Dallas, Texas Attended I-lockaday: 7 years White Team School Service Committee: I Reception Committee: IV Dux Femina Facti: l, ll Roman Banquet: I, II Tu Tertulia: Ill, IV All-School Hockey Team: I-lll All-School Swimming Team: I-lll All-School Softball Team: I, III Honor Roll: I Athletic Board: II Glee Club: I-IV Math Club: I, Ill, IV Vice4President: IV Annual Staff: IV Photography Editor: IV Philosophy Group: IV Stell, as her friends affectionately call her, has had an interesting life at Hockaday. She is one of the persons who willingly and unobtrusively assume res- ponsibility. Her vvork as Chairman of the Costumes Committee for the operetta this year and last has won her the respect and admiration of all concerned with the productions. She labored long hours for little or no credit to make the costuming as effective as pos- sible. Presently she is Vice-President of the Math Club and Photography Editor of Cornerstones. Janet's moods vary, but for the most part, her class- mates vvill remember her for her carefree indifference to trouble. With a pretty shrug of her shoulders and a quick smile, she dismisses unpleasant matters. She can be the life of the party. A firm advocate of bridge and free periods, she often enlivens conversation in Junior. Janet's ever-present string of boyfriends is a school- wide joke which even amuses Janet. lt is easy to understand hovv this vivacious girl attracts friends, both male and female. l..g ,l 4-Mlm This girl from Brownsville is one of the sweetest and friendliest seniors at Hockaday. Known for her big brown eyes and gay giggle, Sweeno, as she is called, is a favorite in her class. Carrying her usual bundle of mail, she is easily spotted around campus by her aristocratic walk. Although modest about her looks, she is very attractive and gives the impression of having just stepped out of Vogue. A true and sympathetic friend, Sandra is a good listener. She always has an encouraging word for those around her. She has brought to Hockaday added warmth and good cheer. 74 MARY SANDRA SWEENEY Brownsville, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team House Council: IV Reporter: IV Form Secretary: III Hallmark Staff: III, IV Math Club: IV White Team Cheerleader: IV SUSAN VIRGINIA TATUM Homer, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Boarder's Pin: III Chairman, Student Directory: IV Entre Nous: III, IV Honor Roll: III, IV Merit List: Ill Glee Club: IV Drama Club: IV Math Club: III, IV Journalism Club: III Assistant Editor: III Senior Play: IV Treasurer, Junior: IV Susan is loved by all who know her for her sincerity and genuine interest in those around her. She is al- ways ready to help and to give sound advice when asked. She is considerate at all times, and her courte- ous attitude is appreciated by both her teachers and fel- low students. Susan is one of the few girls who can be depended upon to carry out her responsibilities in an efficient manner. She is a pleasant combination of a fun-loving person with an endless string of ideas and a very diligent worker. These traits have won Susan the friendship of all her classmates. Toim. SUSAN THOMPSON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years Green Team Student Council: I Entre Nous: III Tu Tertulia: III, IV All-School Hockey Team: I Honor Roll: III, IV Merit List: III Drama Club: IV Art Club: III Math Club: Ill Senior Play: IV Susan Takes a very active part in school life and there is seldom an event about which she is not informed. She is able to size up a situation rapidly and to con- duct herself accordingly. Regardless of the people she is with, Susan is always at ease. Susan is willing to do what she can when asked. She works efficiently and without any expectation of praise or reward. In love with life, she often acts impulsively out of sheer enthusiasm, and, to para- phrase a familiar saw, where there's fun, there's Susan. Her candid actions amuse her close friends and endear her to them. Despite her exuberance, Susan sometimes impresses people as rather quiet. This is caused in part by her shyness with people she does not know well. Susan is very intelligent and an avid reader, she is able to express an opinion on many topics. She has an amazingly fresh viewpoint on life. Susan's intelli- gence, generosity, and zest for living lay the world at her feet, ready to be conquered. ANA CAROLINA de ALBUQUERQUE NIARANHAO VALENCA Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Attended Hockaday: I year Green Team Form Treasurer: IV Entre Nous: IV Glee Club: IV Drama Club: IV Piano Literature Group: IV Ana is one of the outstanding examples at Hockaday of a ioyous, witty, sensible, and sincere person. A native of Brazil, she constantly amazes and amuses her friends with her wise advice and remarkable way of making everything humorous. She has become ex- tremely proficient in the English language and has very little accent when she says one of her pet phrases, such as, O-o-oh! I'm so cold! CAna was born near the Equator, and from October to March, she wore a heavy fur-lined parka.J Aside from her preference for warm- er weather, Ana has adapted herself amazingly well. She is an adept student and plans eventually to go into her father's law firm. She awed everyone with her excellence at the piano. Ana is truly one of the most remarkable, versatile, and lovable persons at Hockaday. Everyone will be sad to see her return to Brazil. QAM '-az 'Animas T., Green Team Glee Club: lll, IV Drama Club: Ill Atl' ClUlD: lV Form Cheerleade As someone once aptly said, Kitsie is a person with Unchained energy. Whether sad or gay, she seems each moment to be at the climax of some great emotion. Kitsie may please her friends by unexpected acts of kindness or generosity, or again, without warn- ing, she may withdraw into a state of preoccupation. However you find her, she is never casual. Her every waking moment is filled with excitement. Kitsie is best known for her clear, strong voice which has won her much acclaim in the Glee Club. She has often said that music is her chief interest, and a career in music her primary goal. Few people realize that beneath her carefree attitude is a very keen mind When she talks seriously, she exhibits opinions based on careful evaluation of facts and deep thinking. Her views are challenging and her conversation stimulating. She speaks with a poise and self-confidence which de- mand sincere replies from her companions. Kitsie's compelling personality, extraordinary talent, and overwhelming enthusiasm make her a very memo- rable person. KATHERINE STONE WALTMAN Fort Worth, Texas Attended l-lockaday: 2 years rz Ill f'9 N-rf' ' MARY KATHLEEN WEAVER Lubbock, Texas Attended Hockaclay: 2 years Green Team Student Council: IV House Council: III, IV President: IV Glee Club: IV Drama Club: IV Treasurer: IV Hallmark Staff: III Senior Play: IV Form Cheerleade r: lll Kitty has made a place for herself in the two years she has been at Hockaday. First as hall president and then as House Council President, she has done much to improve relations in the Residence Department. Be- cause of her mature judgment and sincere interest in everyone, she has been able to set a good example for all. Kitty's musical talent is well known at Hockaday, and her original song, He's Gone, has become a favorite. Eager to praise and quick to console, Kitty will leave a pleasant memory behind her. A4 ,cl How Wullyum funds time for all her activities will always be a mystery Thus year she holds simultaneously the offices of Consul of the Dux Femuna Facti President of the Glee Club and head All School cheerleader A striking gurl with a dynamic personality Judy has always been as much un demand off campus as on Her sunceruty un all that she does and her deep loyalty to everything un which she believes help make Judy one of the most respected gurls un the senuor class of 60 Her scholastic abuluty and many talents will make her an asset wherever she goes JUDITH GLYNN WILLIAMS Lake Charles, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 4 years White -Team Judicial Committee: I, II Welcoming Committee: III Dux Femina Facti: I-IV Praetor: III Consul: IV Roman Banquet: I-IV Wine-Bearer: I Iris: lll Palm Branch: IV Entre Nous: III, IV M rit List II III Honor Roll I IV Honor Guard Ill All School Basketball Team Glee Club I IV Treasurer III President IV Ma Club I III Inner Curcle III Typung Club I Charm Club II Drama Club IV Senior Play Form Cheerleader II All School Cheerleader III IV Head Cheerleader IV af' wav S Z, W - :II,IlI th :, - Z, I , ' . .. . . . .I . ' A 4 fr' 1- af JANE ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON Bay City, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Entre Nous: III, IV Honor Roll: III Math Club: IV Art Club: IV Typing Club: Ill When describing Jane, one might begin by saying that she is the Hockaday senior most likely to become a model. The first time you see her, you notice that she is very poised, well-dressed, and very striking. Jane went to a modeling camp for several summers and has modeled in the pastg in fact, she appeared in the Hocka- day Community Service Fashion Show. Jane appears to be a rather quiet girl, for she is noticeably hard-working and determined in whatever she does, Yet her friends have discovered a fun-loving and easy-going person beneath her reserved exterior. Her constant supply of humorous expressions, her eagerness for fun, and her mischievous looks make Jane a favorite among her crowd. .,,..g.,tJ' 82 Lubbock, Texas Green Team Boarder's Pin: III Entre Nous: III Secretary: IV Tu Tertulia: III Merit List: III Typing Club: III Senior Play: IV Form Cheerleade ubdlawu Those who know Jane know what is meant when someone speaks of her huge sparkling brown eyes, her slender figure, her ever-present smile, and her amazing vivacity. She is always ready to have fun, whether ioin- ing in as a fourth at bridge, or walking down to Green- ville. Her sense of humor makes her a stand-out. A good friend once put it well by saying, Jane is the happiest person I know. Others think very highly of Jane as a responsible and mature person, as evidenced by her election as Senior Class Vice-President. During her two years-at Hockaday, Jane has shown an active interest in many fields, both academic and extracurricular. She is not only a very studious person, but also a talented artist and a Senior Class Cheerleader. In every way, Jan's love of life, her perpetual enthusiasm, her gay laugh, and her sincere interest in others make her one of the most admired and respected seniors at Hockaday. CATHERINE JANE WILSON Attended Hockaday 2 years Recreation Committee IV Form Vice-President IV F LOUSANNE ORR WISE Tyler, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team School Service Committee: II All-School Hockey Team: IV All-School Basketball Team: IV All-School Softball Team: II, III All-School Swimming Team: ll, III Athletic Board: ll, IV Green Team Captain: IV Typing Club: lll Lousanne is affectionately known as Weegie. As captain of the Green Team, she has used her inexhaust- ible supply of pep and energy to bolster the team's spirit. A mischievous grin and a happy-go-lucky dispo- sition, Lousanne's trademarks, have aided her in win- ing many close friends. No matter how occupied she may be with activities, she always retains her vitality and interest in other people. A ringing laugh is as characteristic of Lousanne as her white moccasins. When things are going well with her, she may be found wearing a large smile and ioking with her numerous companions. Anyone who has ever stood beside her at a pep rally knows how a cheer should sound. Lousanne's loud Yea Team! re- sounds clearly above the voices of her fellow enthusi- asts. Truly, she is a girl beloved by all at Hockaday who know her. f6z!J.3g ww t awe, ' ffm WMM Ranking high among the assets of the senior class is Susan Woodward. A willing worker throughout her many years at Hockaday, Susan has often done more than her share. She is one who labors hard and expects little credit. A strong leader, Susan has command of any situa- tion. She completes all asignments with characteristic perseverance and efficiency. Susan is greatly envied for her intellectual capacity. This capacity has helped her become a leader in the scho- lastic achievements of her class. Always well informed, she stimulates any conversation, and she is especially deft in debating controversial subiects. Hockaday will never forget Susan's diligence, loyalty, and sincerity. SUSAN ANN WOODWARD Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years White Team Student Government Committee: Welcoming Committee: Ill National Merit Scholarship Semi-Fi Dux Femina Facti: I-IV Aedile: III Consul: IV Roman Banquet: I-IV Candle Bearer: I Grace: III Palm Branch: IV Mu Alpha Theta: Ill, IV Quill and Scroll: Ill Honor Roll: I-IV Merit List: Ill Honor Guard: Il, Ill All-School Volleyball Team: ll-IV All-School Hockey Team: I-Ill All-School Swimming Team: I, Ill All-School Softball Team: I-lll Athletic Shield: I, ll Glee Club: I-IV Historian: I Annual Staff: ll-IV Assistant Editor: IV Business Manager: IV Forecast Staff: I Student Publications Staff: ll Math Club: I-IV Inner Circle: I-Ill Senior Play: IV III nalist: IV JUDITH WRIGHT Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team Welcoming Committee: IV Dux Femina Facti: III, IV Censor: IV Roman Banquet: III, IV Honor Roll: III, IV Journalism Club: III Hallmark Staff: IV Philosophy Group: IV All-School Cheerleader: IV Judy glides through the halls with her sometimes straight, sometimes curly blond hair bobbing behind her. She laughs at life and all its trivial problems, and she is well-known for her friendly sarcasm. Never- theless, she is acutely aware of other people and is the first to lend' a helping hand when someone is in trouble. The serious look in her eyes often belies her calm assurance. Judy is one of Hockaday's real intellects, for she is interested in almost every phase of knowledge. Her varied interests enable her to take part in any sort of discussion, yet she does not confine her energies to study. For instance, she is one of the All-School cheer- leaders and attends each game. Athough she is not athletic herself, she appreciates skill in others and en- joys watching all sports. Judy is also interested in dra- matics and writing. She is a member of the Drama Club and took part in the senior play. A member of the Hallmark staff, she has ample opportunity to work in the field of journalism. Besides this, she has con- tributed to the Latin Department publication, the Forum Freepress. Her honor roll grades in Latin enable her to hold the office of Censor in the Dux Femina Facti, a society to which she adds much. A well-rounded person, Judy has all the attributes for success anywhere. J LLC! LJ Fil 0162 zLl1.c, New to Hockaday this year is Callie Zeller, hailing from Buffalo, New York. Her strong northern accent makes it obvious that Callie is no native Texan, but her friendly and iovial manner easily convinces everyone that a nicer girl would be hard to find. Callie's best known occupation seems to be dieting. Before she went to New York for the Christmas holi- days, her slogan for many weeks was, I have got to lose twenty pounds! Whenever plans to travel are made, the same cry goes up. Her calm and easy-going nature is what one notices most about Callie. She allows trivialities to pass by un- noticed, larger problems are met with sympathy and a sense of humor. All told, perhaps Callie's approach to life as a sort of important game is what endears her to her friends. CALLIE ANNE ZELLER Buffalo New York Attended Hockaday l year White Team Art Club IV CYNTHIA ZUVEKAS Joplin, Missouri Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team Community Service Committee: Tu Tertulia: IV All-School Hockey Team: I-IV All-School Swimming Team: Ill All-School Softball Team: I-III Merit List: ll Drama Club: Il, Ill Philosophy Club: IV Senior Play: IV Loyal and considerate, Cynthia is wonderful as both a friend and person. Perhaps she can best be characterized by a phrase from The Canterbury Tales: . . all was sym- pathy and loving heart. Her Grecian beauty makes her a standout in any crowd. Cynthia has both intelligence and an earnest interest in learning. She is especially fond of English and often experiments with creative writing. As a member of Glee Club, Cynthia has had ample opportunity to display her musical talents. She has both sung and danced in many of the shows. Outside school, she especially enioys danc- ing and reading. Because of her serious attitude toward her studies and her capacity for enioying life, we feel that Cynthia will be successful in college and beyond. 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Glances NAME HEARD SAYING SEEN WEARING FAVORITE OCCUPATION TEN YEARS FROM NOW LEWIS Never can tell rosy cheeks Navy FIUYSE MASON I thunk I ll a e to pass Man Tan rubbtng nose redhead MAXSON But Jon Says dtnosaur s head Corvette rancher MERRITT I hope you have an excuse or St Mark s rung puttmg people on report pollcewoman MORRIS Don and I lust broke up cheerful smtle benng tardy to htstory class artist OLDHAM lnothmgj snlver dtsc knnttlng Dean of Women a gurls school PAULSON Freddy called last nlght orange and black Prmceton scarf wrntung Freddy Den Mother POPE I thunk I ll ass raincoat wruttng boys debutante PRICE I ve got a new atlment clothes going home Each and every weekend drtvmg around Tyler RATTAN Ooh honeyll Htghland Park football eatmg banana ple teaching ktds to play football ROANE No talktng across the table short sktrts grupnng In a Southern accent runntng a nursery school ROBERTSON I m gettmg too fat an CFIOFVTIOUS WEIST laughing fat woman on a cnrcus ROSE Ctao ciao false halr empathy Ltvtng In Montmartre RUSSEL Up In Connecttcut Spen s hockey sweater Spen lnvtng In Texas RYMER In my optnton green cashmere sweater Bo gonng steady SIEGEL lcensoredl Subma Alpha Mu Sweat shurt from O U gettnng calls from Yankees extstenttalust SLATON You thunk you re so smart make up fllrtmg Presldent of D A R SMITH June week Naval Academy bath robe collectmg flowers water skung exhlblttonust BECKY I haven t memoruzed that ptece yet good lookung clothes sleepmg speakung Spanlsn STARNES IS a Sweetie moldy green combmatsons analyzmg handwrltnng stall havlng a numb nose STELL Where s Georg S M U sweatshtrt playing football mother of 6 klds SWEENEY That s so neat false fungernatls 9'99l'n9 sellmg ktsses at a Charity Booth TATUM Just IO more pounds Ray s packet 6 brtdge club member THOMPSON Bloop' short straight hatr Intellectual talks dramatic crltuc VALENCA I m freezing a huge smule playmg the piano sttll happy WALTMAN Anythmg and everythmg fur hatred racket cuttmg up opera star WEAVER that s cool mtlttary bars playmg a beatmk party servlce '7 WILLIAMS Wall you please rematn seated to sung tennts shoes rndmg around In her benge Chevvy Chanrman of Board of Lupton Tea Corporatuon WILLIAMSON Let s go to Jumor huge purple sweater spymg on people who borrow her scales Houston debutante WILSON Really oh no leopard skm palamas fnghtmg wnth Carolyn married Isn t tt? whute moccasms green team soprano WOODWARD Oh Ish' dark glasses George Germany dumb blond WRIGHT Greetmgs and salutattons long blond pageboy Lattn Congresswoman EITEIQ Oh you guys long fmgernanls grnpmg gymnast ZUVEKAS But Mr Hall I didnt mean nt that way blue eye shadow wrmng 40 page themes fortune teller 89 . :hy . f . . . , I ' ' ' in . ,pr . .. b ' SMITH I ' . - - ' -- ' e? ' ' ' U f. Ry . 1 960 The Class of 41 , I f wry if X favfgwflj MLW xp!! 110 H fl ,Zig 1 nj If V rcggfss , D, . X Gy ff rlpgwfipj 0' X Ap f W hfby ffpf O . I fy' ,A-Q' UM - I 71 X ' f A g 'U' G W ff I KW V ' if 1 ' ' 7 G ,MV MW I fb .X S X Third Form Kay Fowler Mary Berry Mary Thuss Lana Kay Walker not pxctured Mnss Elaine Kxmball OFFICERS Mary Berry Presfdent Kay Fowler Vfce President Lana Kay Walker Secretary Mary Thuss Treasurer Mnss Elanne Kumball Sponsor The Thurd Form ns proud to have been a part of Hockaday durnng thus school year Members of the Form have developed thezr capacity for spnrltual leadershnp by regularly preparnng Middle and Elementary School Chapel Thrrd Formers have become acquannted with the meannng of responslbulnty by manntaumng order In the corrsdors and Thnrd Formers have prepared themselves for futures as mothers and communuty servants by volunteerxng theur servlces to a chuldrens hospital Each member of the Thnrd Form has grown to love and to take prnde In her class and through the patience and help ot the sponsor Mnss Kimball the year has been a happy and successful one Jan Adams Ann Addyman Suzanne Allen Rebecca Beasley Wendy Bensunger Mary Berry 'ff :Q .3 Elizabeth Anthony Jane Ausfln Gall Barzune Karlene Beal 16 x 'mihnmv 'UF .sw 7+ ' C l A i AVP W 1a 1 fl k F A a . an y 'Q Q fy .gn 3 '19 is 'CQ' Wm 'VV' lr ,QW 0 J I Noel Boardman .losephme Braffon Harrlef Brown Molly Caldwell Carolyn Campbell Ax Linda Brack Susan Bradley Pamela Carfer Judith Castleberry Ann Connell Travis Cowgnll Carolyn Cranston Marlon Davndson Suzanne Flaxman Kay Fowler Mary Furrh Carol Davis Janet DeSanders Llnda Drxon Mary Jane Farmer 42 'Nl 'li if 1' l V Q65 I 1 X ' ., if 'WA gy .,.XXV . 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L 6 M or Margaret Grinnan Pamela Harris Ann Hawthorne Cynfhia Higginbofham Caroline Giles Rena Goodson Jennie Graham Fae Hoffman Wayne Hollomon Marilyn LaRue Howell Kathleen Hudklns Teresla Johnson Landa Jones Peggy Lubben Katherine Lumpkun Mlchaele Madden Judnfh Kadane Johanne Lawrence Carolyn Lee Donna Lett We N 8 2 n WWW f '11- -risk' ,px as '91 '1 .auf 4 I WH Gallen Murray Patrrcla Nash Margaret Nelle Janet Ohlenloush Janvrln Martindale Mary McClaln Sally McLemore Margaret Ollver Carol Owen Eleanor Pauls Mary Kay Peterson Vlckl Pernell Rheta Ray Jane Starnper Elizabeth Stewart Mary Thuss Vnrgnnua Savage Diana Sessions Ann Shannon Suzanne Simmons ti' i 'hu' E we si Susan Tocker Roberta Underwood Eloise Vellucci Lana Walker Judy Webb Mary WerTz Susan White Susan Wise econd Form r fem Ng 1 .3 ' f all ls? lll ll Holley Galland Cathy Carr Janet Langston not puctured Mrs Nola Kenmng Lyra DeWees OFFICERS Janet Langston President Holley Galland Vrce Presldent Cathy Carl' Secretary yra DeWees Treasurer Tradntsonally the Second Form has certaln servnces to perform such as polnshnng school tro phues collectxng attendance records helping In the bookstore and talcung charge of the Lost and Found Wuth excellent cooperatnon from the class especnally nn the case of the Lost and Found these protects were successfully carrled out thus year In addltuon to the assigned prolects the Second Form has establtshed the custom of many class parties These vary from swummnng and slumber partles to Dutch treat pncnucs and evennng dlnner partnes The get togethers are held at the homes ot dnfferent members of the class Such events help promote boarder day student frlendshups besudes beung great fun The class has proved nts unrty through successful cooperatuon on prolects partses and par taclpatuon on Form teams Perhaps a hnghlught ot the athletuc year was wnnnung the tall swxmmrng champnonshnp The Second Form Class IS grateful for a wonderful year to nts sponsor Mrs Nola Kennlng the class otflcers and the nndnvldual members ofthe class ll sf ,X , , 1 ' 2 . ' , - Mrs. Nola Kenning ,,,, Spongor I - I I I ' 1 , . I - - - - 1, 1, - - - . I , I I - r - I 5 . X an-if nf A, 6 if t 1 ' r f ' J N ' I ,W ai 'A aw ' 1 1' 1 4. 'E K 4, e' L:-if u H F U if 'Y wands Jean Bateson Margaret Boggess Olivia Booker Sara Bowser Ann Virginia Boyd Ann Brelstord DachiellAl'1lschlager Constance Anderson Anne Bartley Wynne Chilton Carrin Clark Charlene Cline Patricia Brower Lucinda Buelrmler Rosemary Carleton Carherine Carr Nancy Case Barbara Casfleman ...4-1, l 5 'fl a x ' , 7 f C Q i K ,H , ,E -'--. '15 Q . ' ' n w s il' 'W 11 1 if Av Margaret Donaldson Barbara Dunbar Gail Elkin Alafia Francis Holley Galland Karen Greene Rebecca Dent Lyra DeWees Nan Ellen Dickinson Sharon Hafer Diane Hardy KaTl'1ryn Harris Glllet Henry Marian Higginbotnarn Linda Hill gzfx Karen Hinn Janet Howard June Hubbell 'fl' f M9 1' l 5, .. .11 gl. Q-J I I r 9' '0 Fir f Q wf : -i My w Vi' Susan Hudson 6:11 V Q5 'Q Tessa Humphrey A JuneHunT i :Q V Nancy Johnston Florence Lacy 3 I a ..c, rm: i 2--:jf iv , Janet Langsfon L ' A gi, Carmen Lawrence x I 'Q rife I Marylyn Marchman Judy Marcus hr 4 , 71, .. ' f tr, 'fs .1. Q 5 , K M LI' ' Z V ' 1 . . L I be Nancy Moon Susan Moms I Celua Roberts Dorothy Marvin Gay Massengtll Jeanne McKeever Janet Melsel Caro e Merrutt Frances Merntt 'Ln-'Qi' 10- ,..f-9' -sul' NW IU' W! 'Q' ,E it Pamela Schneuder Helen Sears Sharon Shelby Sharon Shelton Marcy Smith Sue Statler Eluzabeth Robertson Carrla Robinson Rosemary Roper Bobbie Stone Carol Slurrnan Shelly Suggs Mary Galen Thomas Tina Tornberlin is Ji bf Lyn Waggoner 'lqj' Abigail Willie Adrienne Zech wwf' 'Q Fust Form Sus e Weber Kath Flaxman D ane GasT Pam McCrary not p crured M ss Grnffnhs OFFICERS Parn McCrary President Susle Weber Vice Presrdenf Duane GasT Secrefary Kath: Flaxrnan Treasurer Miss Lllllan Grlffnhs Sponsor The class of 1963 has had a very full and acTuve year We have grown close Through our class prolecTs such as selling The Hockaclay calendar OTher FursT Form responslbllmes have been Taking care of The bulIeTun boards Takung charge of The physucal educahon equlpmenT and helplng wuTh work IH The lnbrary All rn all we have become a closer knnT class rnrndful of our dunes and re sponslbrlmes Nancy Cook Diana Darling Duana Davidson Debby Barnes Ann Bafeson Susan Berry Electra Biggs Karen Bradley Beverly Brown I 4' 1 -ia me ,I-ug., Q5 1' 'Q' l 'Q Kr 6 X Candance Good Sandra Grady Gail Griffiths Elaine Halliburton Leslie Octavia Downie Katherine Flaxman Diane Gast Mary Handy Dorothy Hawn Carol Hill Lynne Hull Marnan Howell f-4 Margie Jackson Pamela McCrary Beatnce McKinney Ann McKn1gl'1T Anne Jordan Flora Krochman Janna Lou Lrftle Malznda Lore iff R 5 -Q 'T' if Qfurx :KQV xi Y A . , 1 i ,Q ,W Marlene Murkes Martha Moody v.,.,,, Sara Neece with 'ww 4 x M Dale Ness Patrlcna Nichols DoroThy Palne Susan Perry 'W ,Ay Suz ann Prrce 'Q Mary Sanger X Susan Sewell Elizabeth Walker Susan Weber Jeanne Well Josephnne Wulllams Middle-Elementary Schools if.-,T E O - N G O 'Q 'tml' L K 5 IT is a privilege To in'roduce The Middle School To The readers of This fihe yearbook. For rrany years The school has been sensiTive To The adiusTrnerfs To The PreparaTory School demanded of our Form l sTudenTs. ln order To assisT sTudenTs in The TransiTion from eighTF grade To PreparaTory School, a sevenTh and eighTh deparTn'enT has been created. This deparTrnenT, The Middle School, s'affed by PreparaTory School insTrucTors. presenTs To The sTudenTs a curriculum designed To esTablish a solid foundafion for Form I. Furfher To prepare sTudenTs for Prepararory School, some classes meef in The Main Building and Morgar Hall. In areas where iT is feasible, ioinT cneeTings of Middle School and Prepara- Tory School groups are arranged. WiTl' This close associaTion of The Tvvo Schools, each Middle School sTudenT is learning To accepT The scholasTic responsibiliTy expecTed of her when she enrers The Prepararory School. - MRS. W. G. DUNCAN Supervisor, Middle Scnool l-lighlighhng a year of firsTs in The ElemenTary School is a flourishing French Program. For TvvenTy-seven years a menfor of eTudes Trancaises aT Hockaday School, Mlle. LuceTTe Moulin has This year devoTed her TalenTs To Teaching French conversaTion To grades one Through six. The sTudenTs have profiTed grearly by her percepTive undersTanding of Their inTeresTs, by her love of The culTure and language of France, and by her genius for reinforcing The TradiTional curriculum. AnoTher firsT was an orchesfral acTiviTy under The Tal- enTed direcTion of Mrs. RuTh Thomas. All six grades Took up an array of rhyfhm insTrumenTs, psalTers, ziThers, and resonaTor bells To perform skilfully before many delighTed audiences. ArT Teacher Mrs. Peggy McGregor infroduced girls To such arf media as ceramics and mosaic Tiles for anoTher enThusiasTically received firsT. From maTh To manners, l6O ElemenTary School girls have rnainTained l-lockadays highesT TradiTions, and, vviTh new ex- periences in foreign language, musc, and arT, addiTionaI sources of pride and pleasure have come To all. -MRS. FORREST FURGUSON Supervisor, ElemenTary School STUDENT COUNCIL-standing: Mary Diane Kadane, Ann Elizabeth Penson, Cherlyne Short, Olivia Elizabeth Laney, Mrs. Duncan, sealed: Dealey Decherd, Madalyn Marchnfen, Nancy Gene Higginbofham, Gail Rice, Julie Bishop. l l8 SPECIAL TEACHERS: Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Marquart FIRST GRADE-SECTION A-standing: Patricia Ann Yandel, Lucy Doggett Crow, Deborah Jaffe, Laurice Dee Miranda: sitting: Teddi Ann Aossicker, Liza Gibbs Felder, Sandra Elaine Smith, Alexandre Cfark McGee, Mrs, Sherard. FIRST GRADE-SECTION Bfstanding: Mrs. Hill, Lisa Short, Ruth Tenison Hogg, Kristine Holberg, sitting: Oana Rae Dickinson, Ann Skillern Meador, Sally Duncan, Deborah Kay Brin, not pictured: Valerie Foster McGhee, Elizabeth Polk Otis. T? SECOND GRADE-SECTlON A-standing: Grace McLaurin Steere, Nita DeLoach Lide, Bridget Ann Jad- wick, Mrs. Meredith, Barbara Elizabeth Gary, Debra Ann Schonfeld, Susan Duffie Kurthg sitting: Kathryne Caraway, Ann Berg Mitchell, Judy Leedorn, Coke Anne Murchison, Cynthia Caroline Stewart. SECOND GRADE-SECTION B-standing: Read Penson, Pamela C. Beck, Mrs. Crume, Melissa Alice Ma- haney, Elizabeth Chandler May, sitting: Jeanne Fillmore, Verena Dubbers Albrecht, Judy Post, Candace Ann Freeman, Jenifer Ross Roberts, Sharon Marie Williams. l20 ., :.1,.,,,14, , . . .. , f V, ,I , if 1, , v-A if J wi' 5 f. X' J' ,1 ' M ew wwffwf -mai' i 3 QW- Z .MT Q N.. X 5 ':., U ,, . A .' I - ' Z ' 5- 5, 4? '39 4 3 if K 1. K Jiri? Q-,, .ff -S' 7 v.. 'IS I2I Ai- l22 FOURTH GRADE-SECTION A--standing: Dorothy Jeannette Vaughan, Clare Frost, Jr., Sarah Elizabeth Purnell, Nancy Marian Burrow, Miss Pears, Mary Foshee Lide, Emily Erin Gary, Nancy Leake, Cynthia Marie Genarog sitting: Jeanne Anne Roberts, Cynthia Baldwin French, Jacqueline Miller, Sara Anne Alexander, Dianne Duncan, Susan Emily Roberts, Deborah Humphrey, Jennifer Janette Inge, not pictured: Frances Miller Aronson, Margaret Louise Bright. FOURTH GRADE-SECTlON B-standing: Melinda V. Petty, Jennifer Hall Shea, Alanna Kathy Whelan Miss McCormick, Ann Chandler Cox, Swanee Grace Hunt, Cecilia McGhee, Patricia Nell Wilson, sitting Cathy Castleman, Jennifer Smith Josey, Leslie Anne Lippitt, Gloria Gayle Anderson, Kathryn Fillmore Betty Gibbons, Susan Young, Cheryl Meredith, not pictured: Ellen Hulsey, Jan Marie Woodward. f FIFTH GRADE--SECTION A--standing: Carol Rogers, Helen Lalcelly Hunt, Carolyn Kemp, Mrs. Roberts, Mary Noel Maxson, Ellen C. Lee, Karla Trout Wilcoxson, Nona Lucy Northsvvorthyg sitting: Pamela Kay Pickens, Teresa Lynn Tucker, Cherrie Belle Worthington, Danielle Elizabeth Wilson, Peggy Sue Higgina botham, Susan Bassett, Brenda Hill. FIFTH GRADE-SECTION B--standing: Beverly Berry, Dianne Bell Jopling, Jeanne Ellen Preiean, Mrs. Bovvlby, Helena Ann Underwood, Leslie Marie Pickering, Penn Gardner, sitting: Mildred Anne Bigger, Amy Overton, Deborah Nan Batterson, Jane Castleman, Susan Wagner, Linda Hill, not pictured: Cathy Danna, Ann Bradford Goddard, Bettina Sue Schonteld, Stephanie H, Vahlberg. I24 SIXTH GRADE-SECTION A--standing: Anne Elizabeth Korn, Barbara Joyce McCutchin, Harriet Higgin- botham, Patricia H. Back, Mrs, Merritt, Susan Lee Penson, Mindy Preibt, Leslie Deborah Veralg sitting: Beverly Anne Nasif, Carol Lea Lewis, Lou Ann Robins, Susan Mead, Ann Allen Harris, Alinda Hunt Hill, Darcy Hartmann, Claudia Campbell, not pictured: Althea Gerrard, SIXTH GRADE-SECTION B-standing: Joan Elizabeth Hamric, Mary Temple Wynne, Nan Katherine Harrington, Mary Frances McLemore, Mrs. Kramer, Sally Elaine Sharp, Lynn Aldredge McEntire, Katherine Christal Woolley, Mary Ann Stellg sitting: Josie Fern Roberts, Marian Ralston Rowe, Frances Anne Alford, Nancy Perry Sawyer, Rebecca Louise Hawn, Barbara Sue Biggers, Claire M. Bailey. SEVENTH GRADE-SECTION A-standing: Patricia McClellan Barr, Mary Margaret Powell, Jane Francis, Miss Walker, Judy Anne Kemp, Cherlyne Short, Carol Ann Young, sitting: Betsy Bartlett Bush, Roberta Rae Seale, Marion Susan Pierce, Peggy Dunbar, Lucy Haldane Berry, Ellen Ann Levin. SEVENTH GRADE-SECTlON Bfsfanding: Paula Jean Vellucci, Lucinda Davicl, Charlotte Bishop Beyer, Mrs. McGregor, Julia Rose Brin, Madalyn Marchrnan, Melanie Mason, sitting: Ar ail Lee Fisher, Carol Ann Young, Anna Raguef Worsham, Leslie Lynn Rader, Anna Phelan Adams. SEVENTH GRADE-SECTION C-standing: Sue Wertheimer, Sarah Lee Har'is, Judy Ann Graham, Mrs, Reynolds, Nina Boggess Works, Mishelle Ivy Wilsong sitting: Martha Carol Bright, Suzanne Aclleta, Sherry Susanne Wigly, Dealey Decherd, Pamela Kay Phillips, Joanne Huinphreg not pictured: Neva Marie Purnell. l26 EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION A-standing: Nancy Bruce, Joie Elizabeth Honea, Patricia K. Terhune, Frances B. Lindley, Mrs, Henry, Diana Felder, Rhonda June Curphy, Francine Caren Rudine, Laura Burgher Fishery sitting: Linda Rush, Patricia Ann Srnith, Candace Neal, Ton? Ann Rogers, Betty Ann Dickinsong not pictured: Charlotte Gail Rice, EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION B-standing: Mary Jo Grunsfeld, Beverly Hilburn, Carol Louise Anderson, Olivia Elizabeth Laney, Miss Hicks, Marcia M. Vahlberg, Alice Cynthia Simkins, Nancy Gene Higgin- botham, Sydney Susan Anderson, Elizabeth H, Ardrey, sitting: B. Jane Post, Carolyn Jaffe, Laura Josephine Genaro, Julie Bishop, Carola Cantrell, Claire Randolph Whipple, Anna Hartmann. EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION C-standing: Marian Lane Newsome, Mary Diane Kadane, Ann Brooks Gilliland, Ann Elizabeth Penson, Mrs. Ogden, Helen Dale Biggs, Elizabeth Read Alexander, Sherod Anne Yancey, Jane Ellen Gurentz, Dorothy Colville Collins, sitting: Cathy B. Silverburg, Cynthia Convers, Linda Barry, Katherine 5. Sears, Joanne Leedorn, Candace Schoeneman, not pictured: Katherine Stirling Pitman. Green and Wlute Cheerleaders .. 1'.'-I we me 17 ,Q CHEERLEADERS standing Julie Bishop Laura Josephine Genaro Joanne Leedom Dorothy Colville Collins Linda Barry Beverly Hilburn Nancy Gene Higgiribotham Madalyn Marchman Mary Jo Grunsfield Mar on Susan Pierce Katherine S Sears Mary Diane Kadane Green and Wlute Banner taff BANNER STAFF-standing: Anna Hartmann, Anna RaguetWorsl'1am, Sarah Lee Harris, Rhonda June Curphy, Francine Caren Rudine, Carol Louise Anderson, Charlotte Gail Rice, Jane Francis, Lucinda David, Tcrii Ann Rogers, Roberta Rae Sealey seated: Frances B. Lindley, Laura Burgher Fisher, Elizabeth H, Audrey, Susan Sydney Anderson, Beverly Hilburn, Cafhey B. Silverburg, Judy Ann Graham, Joanne Humphrey. l28 Honors M X Z' J UY5 X! W? , 1 Dux F eminat F acti Consuls ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , , ,,,,,,,,,,, , Judy Wulllams Susan Woodward Sponsors , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, M i SS Grow Mrs. Feuerstahler The Dux Femlna Facta, establnshed nn T939 IS Hockadays Latnn honor society The purpose of this society as to further the members knowledge of the tradltlons, :deals and prmclples of Roman llfe The name Itself, Dux Femfna Factt, us a quotatnon from Vnrgll s Aeneld meannng the leader ofthe undertakung was a woman The Dux IS headed by a cursus honorum conslstlng of Its eleven OTTICSFS, by Its sponsors, and, of course, by Mnnerva, the Goddess of Wusdom Membershnp an the Dux as open to all Latun students who, after one semester, average 85 or above In their grammar, Caesar, Clcero, or Vnrgll classes Thus year the hughlught of the Dux sponsored acttvnttes was the tradntnonal Roman Banquet, given on May 7 In honor of Venus, the goddess of love and beauty and the mother ot Cupud Sndney Bohanna Oluvua Booker Sally Bowser Jo Bratton Elrzabeth Bucy Rosemary Carleton Barbara Castleman Charlene Clune Dnana Darlung Duane Davudson Nan Dlcklnson Peggy Donaldson Alatra Francns Kath: Flaxman Suzanne Flaxman Holly Galland Carolyn Gnles Candy Good Sandra Grady Kathy Hams Ann Hawthorne Jlll Henry Karen Hnnn Judy Hollnngsworth Margle Jackson Judy Kadane Flo Krochman Carmen Lawrence Marulyn Marchman Judy Marcus Pam McCrary Carole Merrutt Frances Merrltt Janet Meusel Marlene Mlrkes Martha Moody Susan Morrus Margaret Nelle Dorothy Paine Mary Pederson Vnrglnla Savage Susan Sewell Marnlean Shelton Becky Smlth Jackue Stahlman Eluzabeth Stewart Shelly Suggs Betty Walker Cynthla Wood Judlth Wrught l30 t , . . I ' I 1 . . . . . . , . . ,, . rl 1 MEMBERS: Connie Anderson, Debbie Barnes, Anne Bartley, Gail Barzune, Ann Bateson, Becky Beasley, Wendy Bensinger, Mary Berry, . I . . l I r , I I I . I . I I . I I . I . r , I . f I I 1 A I , f . I V I . 1 A I I .I I , 1 I . . . r I .. I . I Entre Nous 3 President , 7 , 7,7,,, , ,. Neall Grinnan Vice-President Mimi Glassell Sponsors Miss Claudine Coulanges A Mrs. Flake Daniel all S Entre Nous the French Honor Society is open to all girls who have had a semester of French with honor roll grades During the year the club holds three meetings two at students houses At these two meetings American Field Service students and other girls who have travelled in Europe speak to the club about foreign lands The other meeting, held in February at the Veille Varsovne Restaurant is the initiation dinner Holly Galland Mimi Glassell Neall Grnnnan Ann Hawthorne Marian Higginbotham Jan Horwitz Rue Howell Linda Jones Janet Langston Peggy Lubben Melinda Lore Mike Madden Judy Marcus Frances Merritt Marcia Merritt Gail Morris Dorothy Oldham Monty Oliver Jane Rose Susan Tatum Mary Thuss Susan Tocker Ana Valenca Eloise Velucci Claire Whipple Judy Williams Susan Wise I I y . ' ' - MEMBERS: Gail Barzune, Wendy Bensinger, Noel Boardman, Sidney Bohanna, Rilla Boroughs, Marian Davidson, Suzie Flaxman, Kay Fowler, I3l Tu Tertulla President Rebecca Smrth Vrce President Carol Harrison Secretary Fauth Starnes Treasurer Jane Stamper Sponsors Mrs John Oram Mrs Flake Danlel so The purpose of Tu Tertulla IS to acquaunt nts members wnth the customs and culture of Spanlsh speaking countries and to Improve nts members fluency IH speakung Spanish through practlce The Christmas Posada, lnltlatnon, and Pan American Day are three high polnts for the members Meetings are held monthly, usually on Sunday afternoons at a Mexican restaurant or at the home of a member MEMBERS Ann Addyman Jane Austin Betsy Barnard Georgae Brower Patsy Brower Molly Caldwell Judy Camp Barby Castleman Carren Clark Ann Connell Janet DeSanders Leslne Dowme Jane Grlffm Karen Hnnn Ru Howell Suzne Hudson Diana Jones Llnda Jones Kay Lumpkm Muke Madden Dorothy Marvan Marcna Merrutt Galen Murray Margaret Nelle Patrncna Nnchols Monty Oluver Margy Paulson Sally Pnce Janne Robertson Jan Rymer Fern Snlver Janet Stell Ellzabeth Stewart Susan Thompson Mary Wertz Susan Whlte Adrienne Zech Cynthua Zuvekas O Z 3 , A . t.,,,t ,J p , 1 ,. f ,Q .s A , - . 4 f f +4- N J I 43 . Q ,f My . ' I L r 5 I U l I5 3 1 A 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I C V I I ' I I I A ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I - , . Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta as a nattonal hugh school and luntor college mathemattcs honor soctety whtch was begun at Hockaday IH the sprung ot T957 The requtrernents tor rnernbershtp are that the gurl be presently enrolled tn Math Ill or Math IV and hold a B average that she must have completed Math II or Math III at Hockaday wtth a htgh B average and that she must have held and be currently holdtng a B average tn all her courses At the end of the probattonary year students can be elected to tull membershtp by the currently acttve mem bers and the sponsor SPONSOR Mr W K McNabb ACTIVE MEMBERS Cecelta Conway Neall Grtnnan Lyda Htll Jan Horwltz Susan Woodward PROBATIONARY MEMBERS Carol Anthony Mary Berry Wayne Holloman Monty Oltver Vtrgtnta Savage Jane Stamper Eltzabeth Stewart Elotse Vellucct l33 H H 1 - - 11 If - H tt - , . I . A f 1 1 , v I t t t 1 1 I 1 Courtesy a Xxx One ofthe most cherushed tradutuonal honors at Hockaday us the Courtesy Cap To receuve thus award a gurl must be selected by the student body and the faculty wuth the approval of the Student Councul The Hockaday Courtesy Cap stands for more than uust courtesy ut stands for honor untegruty and a spurut of co operatuon The green and whute cap us worn on Frudays by those gurls who have proved themselves worthy of thus coveted honor lt us even more treasured because the wearers must contunue to uphold uts standards Thus year the Courtesy Cap was awarded to Maruan Huggunboiharn Maruarn .lazayeru Judy Marcus Monty Oluver Dorothy Paune and Nlaruuean Shelton I34 .I f f I 'Q ,' X 5 ,K , x ,. A x N f , W' 9' 7 '1T' 'W' u 'V ' l l A ,.. ... u C .. b. , 2 . ' , f , f -f .Q 4 as l 1 Q fo j 2 Vf' u 4 I V ' 4 4 ' X ,V 'X f . . ' ' A 'is g - .. 4' I '21 f -X N-4 fr , W s N, x X s, x, A J A I r r ' - I I I I I , . Athletlr' Auarfl T7 U C7 '1l' 6 1, 'W Thus year a new athletuc award was Introduced among Hoclcaday honors To oualrty tor thrs award a gurl must have been on at least sux All School teams durrng her years at Hockaday Thus each gtrl who receuves thus award will feel that she has both made a real contrlbutron and has gauned from her partrclpatron In school ath etlcs Along wrth thus award goes the prnvrlege of wearrng as a part ofthe Hockaday uniform a white sweater wnth the Hockaday Athletic Crest on It The awarding ot these crests takes place twlce a year The flrst gurls to recervethrs award are Cookue Chllton Cece Conway Holly Galland Neall Grnnnan Carolyn H ll Lyda Hull Judy Kadane Marcia Merntt Eleanor Pauls Celna Roberts Janet Stell Lousanne Wuse Susan Wnse Susan Woodward and Cynthra Zuyekas O , Q 4 8 l C T 'ri :Ill E27 C X ,V . .Q Y S ' x ' l T X T at 2 , X 57 T' 5 2 X l fe T T Y ta I C xx g gg T gi C 4- JW, C A I' I ' . . . : . l. I I T I - X a I A I l35 uill and Scroll Quill and Scroll as an lnternatuonal Honor Society for secondary school students who have excelled In the lournallstlc treld According to the constltutnon ofthe society candidates must have met the follow :ng requirements at the time of thenr electron They must be of at least lunlor or sensor standing They must be nn the upper third of thenr class In general scholastic standing for the cumulatlve total of all thenr hugh school work They must have done superior work rn some phase df lournalnsm or school publlca tuons work They must be recommended by the supervisor or by the committee governing pub lncatlons They must be approved by the Executive Secretary of the Society After havnng fulfilled these requirements students are honored In an assembly Thus year for work on Cornerstones 7960 and for work on the Hallmark membership goes to Sldney Bohanna Carolyn Gales Isa belle Siegel Susan Woodward and Judlth Wnght A 4 1, I. . : . . 1 2, . . . , . . 41 ' . . . - 57 I ' ' . D Organizations N 4 I V y T Student Council ' r President Judy Camp 'l 0 -. jg Sponsors Dr. Bernard D. Shea ' ,A , and Mrs. W. G. Duncan Q .- I fr' ii' I if A fi? The Student Council elected by the student body in the spring ot 1959 to serve during the following body The Student Council is instrumental in the presentation of the Courtesy Cap and the Founders Day Awards on March 12 Miss l-lockadays birthday The Student Council participates in loint meetings with the Middle School the House Council St Marks Student Council and the Hockaday Alumnae Board The members of the Student Council for 19591960 were Kitty Weaver House Council Cece Conway Athletic Board Marcia Merritt School Service Committee Judy Hollingsworth Community Service Committee Margy Paulson lV Form Mary Berry Ill Form Janet Langston ll Form Neall Grinnan Advisor to the l Form Ari J 4' 'F 5 it f , l ' Q year, is the student governing organization of Hockaday and is the voice for the opinions of the student I3 House Council ' President Vice-Presldent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsors , Kitty Weaver R ' r A , Allce Roane 'Q' Carolyn Cllft L' A A ' Roslyn Flndlay , Sandra Sweeney H Mrs Dan OConnor Mvss Mary Reynolds i J' 'lr-nr -, The Hockaday House Councrl consists ot eleven members the presudent and one gtrl elected by each hall as a representatlve on the Councul The mann OblSCTIVS ot thus Councrl rs to unsure that resrdence llfe at the school rs well ordered and pleasant The Councll IS the governrng body ot the Reslden e Department and serves as a brldge between resldent students and the aclnrnustratnon When gurls feel tnat a problem should be brought before the Councll concernrng therr rules or tneur lute rn the Restdence Department they tell thenr hall representatrve and ln turn she brnngs lt to the atte tlon of the Councul Th proh e t rs dlscussed and the Councnl trles to arrrve at a solutron agreeable to all One ot the goals of the Hocse Co ncll ot l9oO was to create an atmosphere that allows tnformalrty and tnendlrness but at the sa ne trme emphas zes the courtesy and respect so necessary for burldlng character MBERS Candy Good Florence L ,f a l-l Jane I39 Athletuc Board Presudent Cece Conway Secretary Judy Austun Treasurer Carolyn Hall Sponsor Muss Jean Shanlcle -1 '4 ff 'N V-nl ? fi The Athletuc Board consusts of eleven gurls who have a hugh unterest un athletucs and who represent each form The goal of the Athletuc Board us to utuluze all three types of school competutuon un order to make students more open munded and mature The Athletuc Board realuzes that gurls have varued unterests and abulutues these dufferences the athletuc program makes provusuons for For unstance a gurl of some athletuc alouluty and unterest may try out for her form team one more unterested and protucuent may also try out for Green and Whute Team actuvutues and a gurl hughly uruterested and skulled un athletucs may rep resent the enture school by partucupatung on All School Teams Thus program graduated accordung to a students unterests and profucuency guves gurls uncreasungly de mandung goals to work toward For those who do not enuoy partucupatung un a sport but want to watch and help the athletuc program offers work as lunesmen scorers tum ers cheerleaders or managers Whatever a gurls capabulutues, the benefuts of pleasure, exercuse, mental relaxatuon, and the development of unduvudual skull, team co-operatuon, and sportsmanshup are olovuous MEMBERS M99 BOQQGSS, Lyda Hull, Jo Lawrence, Celua Roberts Marulean Shelton, Lousarune Wuse, Susan Wuse, Cynthua Wood l40 ' Q 1 f ' C l t I QE u s ' Q . wit , Y u l , t e g E . , K, it l I 1 4 u H i l - , Su l ' . v u l u ln Q l ' u f 9 t F -3 ' Q ' T- fr ' ,fu f, ,E-3 J' 1 u 1 l t g , S -4 , to . 0 u E f 4, for r .1 t , . 1' Iii! . vw, W Y' - D . . . . .. . I . ' 1 I ,, . . .. 2 ' 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 , 1 - Communit Chairman , Co-Chairman Secretary Treasurer ,, Historian Sporsor ervice Committee Miss Judy Hollingsworth Ann Addyman Holley Galland ,, Jill Henry Rue Howell Claudine Coulanges 'N 5 . The Community Service Committee is a sub committee of the Student Council Its members are selected from each Form of the Preparatory School Its program tries to make the Hockaday girl more aware of the needs of others less fortunate than herself and to interest her in fulfilling these needs through service This is done through participating in production parties earning service pins and donating money to different This years main protect to raise money was a Charity Style Show sponsored by Neiman Marcus Company Four girls from each Form were elected by their classmates to be models along with two girls from each grade in Middle School The Committee is especially indebted to its sponsor Miss Coulanges for giving her time and talents to making our year successful MEMBERS Carol Anthony Jan Rymer Jane Rose Cynthia Higg nbo ham Ann Hawthorne Mary Galen Thomas Candy Good Jod Williams Y Dorothy Paine l 'X local, national, and international organizations and charities. , , , I , , , A ' a f I , , . , , I4l School Presrclent Secretary Trc usurer Sporsor QTULCQ Commrttee Marcua Merrltt Betsy Barnard Anne Bartley Mrs Flake Danlel The School Servnce Commrttee rs an appornted sub comnuttee ot the Student Councrl Thus year has been an actrve one The Committee has sponsored varlous actrvltles such as the clean up campaign whlch IS con tnnued throughout the year and the plannrng ot the lunch schedules lt has also helped wuth the checkrng of uniforms before chapel In the morning The School Servrce Commrttee has two mann protects every year These are Dads Day and the All School Plcnuc Dads Day was held thus year on October lo and wuth the help ot the Glee Club ut proved a huge success The All School Prcnuc was held late un the sprung The purpose of thus prcnlc was to strengthen the relatlonshlp between the Preparatory Muddle and Elernefrtary S hools The Commttee would luke to extend nts deepest thanks to Mrs Danrel the sponsor for her eagerness to help wuth nts prorects at all trmes MEMBERS Susan Bradley Dlane Davrdson, Lyra DeWees Jane Grrttrn Neall Grtnnan, Marten Hlgglnbotharn, Pat Nash, Janne Robertson, Helen Sears, Jane Stamper, Shelly Suggs, Susle Weber, Mary Wertz. l42 07 nerstones 1960 Ed tor lle S e e Asslstant Edrtor Susan Woodward Sponsor M John Hall :g'FF -2-'f sZ MET I - W52l-1- 5 441 ,rd 2-,-,rfrr '10--'-WY .41 The Annual Staff as an appounted group of grrls selected for theur prevuous work and theur Interest tn lournalrsm As a member of the staff a gurl has the opportunnty to learn many nnterestung thtngs rn the fneld of lournalnsm for Instance she learns to block oft a page to edrt an artlcle and to handle funances on a large scale She must meet and work closely wuth people she may not know such as photographers pub lrshers and prnrtters She learns to cooperate wath the group and to make decisions vvhnch may attect the rest of the years work She learns what It IS to meet a deadlrne Betng a member of the staff umposes on one certarn responsubulntnes the dnscharge ot whuch requtre organnzatuonal know how cooperatton patxence and dlllgence Worklng on a yearbook such as thts IS a revvardtng experrence Photography Edrtor Janet Stell Arr Eortor Gal Morrls Ill Form Edrror Terrl Johnson Il Form Edltor Adr nne Zech I Porn Eortor Sus n Sewcll l43 Hallmark Edifor , Sidney Bohanna Co-EdiTor , FalTh STarnes Business Manager Y, Carolyn Giles Arr Editor Jane Rose Sponsor , , Mr. Robert Nl. Merrin, Jr. A ,,,M , af we .. AT The beginning of This second year of The Hallmark Th suc essor To previous newspapers of oiTTerenT TiTles a basic sTaff was chosen wiTh represenTaTnves from each Form However in addmon To Thus original sTaff anyone inTeresTed in lournalism ras inviTed To work on T e paper and more sludenls have been acTlvely en gaged in iournalisrn Than aT any olher Tirne during The pasT four years This year There have been only a few changes from lasT years Hallrnark The Middle S hocl is now included in boTh circulaTion and coverage InsTead oT including a Tefv pie es of creanve wriTing T each nwonThly issue a lirerary fnaoazine was pub lished aT The end of The year Knowledge and experience have oeen gained in The va lou processes ThaT go inTo The prinTing of a high school newspaper The sTaTT hopes ThaT The connnuance c The Hallmark rnay serve To sTinnulaTe 1nTeresT in Iournalisrn aT Hockaday as well as To record The evenTs o The year S ccque Ta nan w Brade Eleanor Brow Eliza'9eTh Bpcy Nancy Cook Carolyn CransTon Carol Davis Lyra DQW es Suzanne Flaxman Ann Hamrorn Fae Hoffman Jan Porwnz Judy Marcus Frances Merr TT Jirgrnia Savage Sharon el n ena oocxson d W ghT M dle chool G n Ho nbo'harn Gai ice I44 S S T Q , X V A 'T S , 2 T,-K A s Y T Q 1 ' E J , . . D C . ,. X , . , S . 4 . - ,'f'rE'.'BER : Ja S Chl: , Ge: na Boys, Sosan T l y, ' - ' , , ' f ', e , , e, , ' , ' , i , l' ' ' , sr lon, Sandra Sf.ee ey, R G , Ju Th rf g wid S e ie LQ. , 'l R' . T ping Club y- Treasurer , M Susie Moody Sponsor H , ,,,, ,,,,, , , Mrs. Wade Harrtson The Typing Club was organized tor Hockaday students who wlsh to rnaster the arts of the typewriter Those who have becorne protnclent typusts have discovered that theur knowledge IS alreaclv provung valuable to them for their Jvrltten assngnments and they feel that a mastery ot the small wtll pay lastlng dlvldends Since there are more students than typewruters the rnore advanced students practice on Tuesdays whereas the others meet on Thursdays MEMBERS Jane Austln Ann Ba eson Electra Brggs Karen Brtclley Patrtcna Brower N ncy 'tse Judy Castle-berry Peggy Donaldson Gaul Elkn Rosalyn Fnndlay Gennxe Graham Gal Grlftlths Elatne H lltourton Dane Hardy Dorothy Hawn Jan Howard Joan Hubbell arge Jackson Anne Jordan Janna Ltttle Cay Massengtl Ma lene Mtrks Nancy Jloo D rothy Palme Suzy Prtce Sharon She by Jackue Stahlman Sue Statler Shelly Suggs Ellzabeth Walker Jeanne Well Jody Wtlltarns Hapny Yancey . X . , ,. . . , . , . I I 1 , f t , f , t 6 -Q , , , ' 1 1 , l , c t I , t r f M 1 , , ' , w 'l,, r ' , P n, o ' , ' ' , l , f r r r r , l - Vicious Circle President f,,YfV,., H ,YYYV.,,,, ,,,,.. Jan Horwitz Vice-President fprogrammingj ,,,,,,,,, A,,, ,,,,,,,,,, YY,- J a n ef Stell Vice-President ltournamentt ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, Jen-ie Russel Secretary-Treasurer W .,,, ,,A,,AA,A,,,,,, ,Y,.i,,, ,,,,,,,,,A V i r ginia Savage Hrstonan ,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,...,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,.,,. E l o i se Velluci Sponsor . ,,..,,,,,, ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, .,..i... M r . W. K. McNabb Varuety us the keynote ot the 1959 l96O Math Club The average hugh school student knows luttle of the broadness of the mathematucal world The Club through guest speakers and programs prepared by students, trnes to dussemlnate concepts and general knowledge about some of the many tascnnatnng phases ot mathemat :cs The annual protect as the Hockaday Mathematlcs Tournament an Aprul whuch draws representatuves from tour states The Tournament as a valuable expernence for both the partncupants and the Club members the latter ot whom plan and run the Tournament and serve as hostesses to the vusntors MEMBERS Cookre Allen Suste Allen Beth Anthony Carol Anthony Connre Anderson Debbre Barnes Gall Barzune Jean Bateson Karlene Beal Becky Beasley Mary Berry Susan Berry Noel Boardman Oltvta Booker Sally Bowser Ltnda Brack Susan Bradley Eleanor Brower Georgue Brower Harrret Brown Elrzabeth Bucy Judy Camp Carolyn Campbell Cathy Carr Paula Carruth Pam Carter Judy Castleberry Barbue Castleman Wynne Chtlton Carrtn Clark Carolyn Clrft Charlene Cllne Carolyn Cranston Judy Crow Maman Davudson Carol Davus Janet DeSanders Gall Elkan Kay Fowler Suzt Flaxman Alatra Franrts Murnt Glassell Rena Goodson Donna Grasham Karen Greene Peggy Grlnnan Sharon Hater Mandy Hamrlton Pam Harrts Carol Harrrson Carolyn Harrnson Ann Hawthorne Carol Hll Karen Hunn Fae Hoffman Wayne Hotloman Kathleen Hudkrns Terr: Johnson Nancy Johnston Judy Kadane Florence Lacy Martha Lacy Sally Larnoreaux Carmen Lawrence Carolyn Lee Marsha LeGate Donna Let Peggy Lubben Marnlyn Marchman Judy Marcus Jan Martrndale Martlyn Mason Vnrguma Maxson Janet Metsel Frances Merrrtt Nancy Moon Susan Morrus Galen Murray Mary McClain Pat Nuchols Janet Ohlenbusch Dorothy Oldham Carol Owen Margy Paulson Mary Kay Peterson Vrcku Pernell Paula Rattan Rheta Ray Alnce Roane Celna Roberts Rosemary Roper Jane Rose Pam Schnetder Dtana Sessrong 5U5,e Sewell Isabelle Sregel Debbre Slaton Shay Shelton Becky Smuth Fauth Starnes Elrzabeth Stewart Bobble Stone Sandra Sweeney Susan Tatum Mary Thuss Txna Tomberlln Kttsre Waltman Judy Webb Susan Whrte Judy Wrlllams Janne Wulluarnson Susan Woodward Judy Wrlght Cynthra Zuvekas ,, . ,,. , . - , I ' I ' I I I I I I 5- I I I I I ' V I I I I I I I I I I VI 'V I I . I I I A I l 1 - .1 i I I I I I I I' I tl I I I I I I I I I ir I I I I I I I I I I I I I A I I I I A 1 I A 1 i 'I I . I I .I I I - y y I I' YI .I I I Art Club President 77 Vice-President and Treasurer 7 77 77 Peggy Lubben Secretary 77 7 7 7 77 ,e7e,. Dodie Brower Sponsor 7 , Mrs. J. A. Harrison, Jr. 7 7 7 77,o 7 777, Gaul MorrIs ThIs year the purpose of the Art Club has been to stImulate an Interest In art In doIng thIs the Art Club has concerned Itself not only on tascInatIng aspects of paIntIng and drawIng, whlch are usually consIdered very Important In art but also Wllh arts commercIal aspects By dolng so the Art Club has trIed to combIne aesthetIc apprecIatIon and practIcal applIcatIon The Art Club has entertaIned lecturers from many artIstIc fIelds a sculptor a commercIal artIst a prInt maker, a dress deslgner, and a cartoonIst ApplyIng what was learned, the group undertook and successfully accomplIshed many prolects MosaIc tables were made to contnbute to the new school IndIvIdual sculpturIng and modelIng was done the group saw fIlms, both documentary and experImental, and took trIps to local rnu seums to see exhIbIts dealIng wIth many phases of art MEMBERS Jan Adams Coolue Allen SUSIE Allen DackIe Alschlager Conme Anderson Beth Anthony Carol Anthony Jean Bateson OllVI6 Book Cox Carolyn Cranston Judy Crow Manon DavIdson Becky Dent Janet DeSanders Alatra FrancIs MImI Glassell Karen Green Peggy GrIn nan Pam Harrus Carol HarrIson Carolyn HarrIson Carol HIll Lynne HIII Karen Hunn SusIe Hudson Tessa Humphrey Mlflam JBZBYCYI Terry Johnson Llnda Jones Judy Kaclane Martha Lacy Carmen Lawrence MIke Madden MarIlyn Marchman Marnlyn Mason Vlfglnla Maxson Sally McLemore Susan MorrIs Galen Murray Margaret Nelle Pattye Nuchols Carol Owen Paula Rattan Rheta Ray Carrla Robertson Elrzabeth Robertson Rosemary Roper Jerrne Russel Pam ScheIder Ann Shannon SUZIS Summons Barbara Smnh Carol Sturman Mary Thuss TIna Tomberlrn Judy Webb Susan WhIte JanIe WIllIamson GaIl WIllIE CallIe Zeller I47 I ' I I I - I I z l . I . I . I , I I I I . . . er, Linda Brack, Anne Brelsford, Beverly Brown, Carolyn Campbell, Cathy Carr, Paula Carruth, Pam Carter, Carolyn Clitt, Charlene Cline, Carolyn I I I ' ' I I I ' ' I ' ' I 1 . . ' . I . , . I . I . r . I . I I . . ., I I A 1 U 1 I I 1 I I I I . I I . I . , l . . I . I , , H oclcaday Players President ,T C, 7 , 7 C 7 7 7 , Sue Brown Secretary ,T T 7 , 7 , ,, , 7 ., A Rilla Boroughs Treasurer C T Y o,., ,oo, o,o7o., Y B 7 B, Kitty Weaver Sponsor E C T ,C ooe,oo .,.,ooooo, M iss Judy French The purpose of the Hockaday Players ts to gtve nts members greater knowledge of the theatre On December 4 the Drama Club sponsored a One Act Play Contest between Forms l Il and lll The plays were dtrected costumed and produced by the Form concerned The wtnner of thas contest was Form lll whose play was entitled Whnch ts the Way to Boston? For the Drama Club recttal on January 17 a choral readtng wtth modern dance mterpretattons was presented The Drama Club spnng productton Lrttle Women, was presented Aprtl 6 and 7 Sondra Grady Donna Grasham Mary Handy Sharon Hafer Kathy Harrns Ltnda Hull Maruan Howell Kathleen Hudkms Sally Lamoreaux Marsha LeGate Kay Lumpkun Jan Martindale Dorothy Marvtn Mary McClatn Jeanne McKeever Bea McKmney Carole Merrntt Sara Neece Dale Ness Peggy Pope Mary Sanger Duana Sessuons Fern Snlver Marcy Smtth Bobble Stone Susan Tatum Susan Thompson Susan Tocker Elolse Velluccl Judy Wllltams I 8 I ' r I ' 1 ' I ' ll ' ' ll ' , . , . , . MEMBERS: Wendy Bensinger, Susan Berry, Cindy Buehler, Barbie Castleman, Carrin Clark, Dee Darling, Nan Ellen Dickenson, Kathie Flaxman, 4 Glee Club President 7. .,,.. .. , , , Q., ,, ,v .KA,,A.A J udy Williams Vice-President ,,..7 ., ,. , ...K... , ,, . Rilla Boroughs f Secretary ,,sss,,s,..,...,,s,,.,s,,s......s. ,,,s.... J ane Griffin Treasurer ........,,e.ee,,.,.....,.e,e,......... Eloise Vellucci Director .,e.oe,.,,,...,.s.,,o,,.,,,. Mr. Thomas Merriman Accompanist ,eo,. o....,..,.ee,e,...,,,.ee,. M r. John Farley The Hockaday Concert Choir better known as the Glee Club has had a very busy year Singing for Open ing Vespers was first on the agenda The next malor production was the entertainment for Dad s Day, at which the Glee Cluo reviewed changing tastes in popular music from the beginning of the twentieth century After wards work was begun on Handels Messiah which was presented at Christmas Vespers on December 6 ln the spring the Concert Choir performed in both the annual operetta and the Music Festival The Glee Club has had a most enloyable and exciting year MEMBERS Dackne Ahlschager Beth Anthony Jean Bateson Electra Biggs Meg Boggess Sally Bowser Karen Bradley Linda Brack Cindy Glassell Rena Goodson Sharon Hater Elaine Halliburton Pam Harris Marian Higgrnbotham Tessa Humphrey June Hunt Anne Jordan Flo Krochman Martha Lacy Sally Lamoreaux Peggy Lubben Frances Merritt Susie Moody Sara Neece Pattye Nichols Dorothy Oldham Dorothy Paine Vicks Pernell Diana Sessions Susan Sewell Marllean Shelton Isabelle Siegel Janet Stell Elizabeth Stewart Susan Tatum Tina Tomberlm Ana Carolina Valenca Lyn Waggener Betty Walker Lana Kay Walker Kitty Weaver Susie Weber Jody Williams Kutsie Waltman Susan Woodward Adrienne Zech Cynthia Zuvekas I I ' - . . . . . , . I ll ' ll ' ' I 1 ' , . : . I I I A I I I I I I . Buehler, Molly Caldwell, Rosemary Carleton, Cathy Carr, Barbie Castleman, Nancy Cook, Dee Darling, Barbara Dunbar, Holley Galland, Mimi I I I I b I . I I . I I I I I I I I I . I . I I I f I I I I I - I I I V I I I I I I I I I I I . I - ' Recreation Committee ...1 New thas year rs The Recreation Comrnuttee whuch was formed for Two reasons to brlng about a closer knlt relatnonshlp between day students and resident students and to offer a wade enough program of leisure time actnvutnes to allow the rndrvndual girl as much choxce as posslble In selecting recreatronal events to sunt her par ticular Interest Actrvntres thus year ranged from gorng to the opera to vusltung Wrleys Dude Ranch The Communlty Course Serres, varuous plays, skatrng bowling, movres, and even ball games at S M U have been a part of the recreation schedule MEMBERS Ann Addyman Judy Austln Anne Bartley Mary Berry Electra Biggs Rrlla Boroughs Sue Brown Barbara Castleman Cece Con way Holly Galland Carolme Gales Candy Good Neall Grunnan Carolyn Hall Jrll Henry Marnan Hlggmbotham Carol Hull Llnda Hull Lyda Hull Terr: Johnson Johanne Lawrence Marrlyn Mason Frances Merrrtt Dorothy Palne Peggy Pope Jane Rose Jerrle Russel Vrrglnla Savage Marcy Smuth Jane Stamper Earth Starnes Janet Stell Elizabeth Stewart Suzle Weber Mary Wertz Jane Wrlson xr 4 ' 1 9 -situ: 5 ' C' K' 3 ... A ' R .. ,b Z, , , f . r 2 . X .V I I X 1 T 1 - ' I - , . . . : I I I I I I I I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - kj Actwmes Ae.. OO 00,909 Q03 X O Ov! Xgyf? any N, 5 C I 1 1 I I ' f X 1 if X Q k 'ff X f i X :va 'T Ill 2 All- chool Teams VOLLEYBALL-standing: Marian Hig- ginbotham, Jane Griffin, Judy Austin, Cece Conway, Lyda Hill, Pam Mc- Crary, Mary Berry, Susan Woodward, kneeling: Holley Galland, Candy Good, Susan Wise, Diane Hardy, Mari- iean Shelton, not pictured: Carolyn Hall, Gail Elkin. BASKETBALL-standing: Eleanor Pauls, Jo Bratton, Lousanrie Wise, Peggy Lubben, Janet Meisel, Celia Roberts, Molly Caldwell, Molly Furrh, kneel- ing: Mariiean Shelton, Holley Galland, Susan Wise, Jane Austin, Candy Good, Pam McCrary, not pictured: Carolyn Hall, All-School Teams f ff ,v 1' ' -Q I 4 . 4 ,9 ', C5 ri' H7 ,ii 15 TENNIS-standing: Anne Bartley, Neall Grinnan, Peggy Grinnan, Molly Caldwell, Amanda Hamilton, kneel- ing: Celia Roberts, Anne Jordan, Caf- la Robinson, not pictured: Carolyn Hall. HOCKEY-standing: Lousanne Wise, Wynne Chilton, Dorothy Paine, Su- san Bradley, Neall Grinnan, Pattye Nichols, Judy Marcus, Paula Rattan, Marian Higginbofham, Virginia Max- son, Nan Ellen Dickinson, Carol Har- rison, Pam McCrary, Baba Brower, Cece Conway, Becky Beasley, Janet Meisel, Charlene Cline, Pat Nash, Lyda Hill, Eleanor Pauls, kneeling: Susan Wise, Peggy Lublzen, Karen Bradley, Jill Henry, Celia Roberts, Peggy Grinnan, Sharon Hater, Molly Caldwell, Marijean Shelton, Dacki Aschlager, Cynthia Wood, Cynthia Zuvekas, Holly Galland, Jackie Stal- rnan, Karen Clark, Anne Brels- ford, Lucinda Beuhler, Mary Galen Thomas, Carmen Lawrence, not pic- tured: Meg Boggess, Candy Good, Carol Hill, Pam Schneider, Shay Shel- ton, I53 WHITE TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Jan Rymer, Sandra Sweeney, Baba Brow- der, Dodie Brower. 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