Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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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

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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.

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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