Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1961 volume:

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At the end of the book we hope that the completed puzzle will provide each of you with a complete impression of our beloved campus. Dedication As the last class to graduate from the old campus of Hockaday, we dedicate this edition of The Cornerstones to the tradition, beauty, and wonderful memories close to the hearts of every girl who has walked along the brick path leading to her gradu- ation under the cool, nostalgia-inspiring pergola. We and those who have gone before us will surely never forget the graceful sweep of the acres of thick grass on which we have frolicked and shouted in days gone by; the relaxing atmosphere of Morgan Hall, through whose halls we have so often walked to classes; the radiant bursting into bloom of every living thing in the springtime, in seeming preparation for the day of culmination of all our efforts through the past years, surrounding the area of the pergola with luxuriant, fragrant blossoms and richly robed trees; but most of all, we shall remember the irrepressible, beautiful traditions which have made Hockaday the school which we will be so sorry to leave, the school which, although changing its location will, we all hope, retain its aura of high standards, tich culture, and moral and spiritual inspirations to every girl who passes through its gates. But we feel that the graceful tradition instilled by Miss Hockaday can never fully be recaptured when the memory-permeated grounds of our old Hockaday no longer ring with the laughter, | merry chatter, and friendship-filled camaraderie of the girls who have loved and will miss so much the lo nely reminders of what has been. The Class of 1961 Board of Trustees Mr. Karl Hoblitzelle Mrs. Jack W. Bartholow Charles J. Paine Honorary Chairman Henry C. Beck, Jr. John G. Penson Mr. Erik Jonsson Mrs. W. H. Clark, Jr. Maurice E. Purnell Chairman Mrs. Thomas D. Cronin Winthrop Rockefeller Mr. Stanley Marcus J. L. Higginbotham Mrs. Thomas B. Rhodes Vice-Chairman Van Alen Hollomon Herbert W. Smith Mrs. W. C. McCord Fred Korth Mrs. Alex W. Spence Secretary Eugene McDermott Morris G. Spencer Mrs. E. J. Boroughs Robert H. McLemore Peter Stewart Assistant Secretary Mrs. George S. Nalle Jay Taylor Mr. Edwin L. Cox J. B. O'Hara Mrs. S. Foster Yancey Treasurer . Karl Hoblitzelle Te Mrs. W. C. McCord Mrs, E. J. Boroughs Mr. Edwin L. Cox ia et MR. HERBERT W. SMITH, Headmaster MRS. FORREST FURGUSON Principal of Lower School Table of Contents FACULTY AND ADMINISERA TION Sane ea es 9-18 GRADUALES (eee alpen ee oe cole 19-96 UNDERCLASSMEN “LHIR D2 FORM fier eee set eee oe ees 98-108 SECOND FORM {eee bee a 109-116 FIRST sBO RM i ee 117-124 MIDDLE AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOUS = 2123-138 HONORS 022k aos i ag ek a 139-144 ORGANIZATIONS sage cetre ee eee eee 145-162 AGITV DES ge eee it ae ee _ 163-169 Cd istration Ini Cd = CO 7A = = S O @ a MRS. C. D. LANCASTER Registrar MRS. WILLIAM G . DUNCAN Director of Activities MRS. EMERSON J. BOROUGHS Secretary of the School ZZ. MRS. A. Y. ADAMS, JR. Secretary to the Headmaster MISS MARY REYNOLDS Director of Admissions and IV Form Residence MRS. DAN O’CONNOR Director of Residence Staff Form Supervisors MRS. E. J. BOROUGHS and MR. R. M. MERRITT, JR.—Forms III, IV; MRS. R. C. DANIELS—Forms II, I BUSINESS OFFICE: L to R: Mrs. W. A. Collins, Mrs. Lee Delle Rose, Miss Louise Kribs, Mrs. Mattie Wettengel BOOKSHOP: Mrs. Lowell G. Porter SWITCHBOARD: Standing: Mrs. Winifred Kennedy, Seated: Mrs. Harold Frampton. { MRS. R. C. LAMB Attendance Secretary MRS. D. E. HOLBROOK and MRS. ROBERT HARDY Admissions MRS. D. O. LIVELY Executive Housekeeper MISS BESS FUNK Receptionist FORM IV COUNSELORS: Standing: Mrs. Nana Francis. Seated: Mrs. Bess Ratliff; Not Pictured: Mrs. Helen Nolan, Mrs. B. F. Harrison. COUNSELORS: Standing: Mrs. J. Pagan, Miss P. Stanley, Mrs. Davis. Seated: Mrs. U. G. Atmar, Mrs Stalcup. Hanson, Mrs. Sis. Kirk NoF O. Hayter, Mrs. Pictured: Mrs. R. KITCHEN STAFF AND DIETITIANS Not Pictured: Miss Irma Segers. MAINTENANCE Mr. T. R. Coffee NURSES: Mrs. Jewel Walker, Bertha, Mrs. Edward J. Florer BUS DRIVERS; First Row, 1. to r.: Mr. Brown, Mr. Williams, Mr. Russel, Mr. Page, Mr. Ison. Second Row, I. to r.: Mr. Beasley, Mr. Smith, Mr. Hooper, Mr. Mor- tow. Man at Left: Mr. Merritt. ROBERT M. MERRITT, JR. English: A.B., Amherst; A.M., Brown University MRS. CALVIN SMITH English: B.A., Mount Holy- oke; M.A., Duke Faculty WILLIAM M. THOMPSON Mathematics: B.A., University of Texas MRS. J. O. HUTCHISON Mathematics: B.A., Southwest- ern University MRS. PATRICK TIDEY JOHN L. HALL English: B.A., Wellesley English: B.A., U. of Nevada; B.L., Oxford; Stanford . er et eee eee fi. MRS. R. C. DANIEL MISS CLAUDINE French and Spanish: B.A., COULANGES 4.CUS BAC am LS at User French: B.A., Sophie New- Oklahoma; M.A., S.M.U. comb; Sorbonne MISS SHIRLEY HUGHES MRS. CELESTE BOHNN Mathematics: B.S., U. of Mathematics: Randolph-Mac- Oklahoma on; U. of Texas; B.A., S.M.U. A Pu MISS MARGUERITE MRS. GEORGE MISS ELAINE KIMBALL MRS. JOHN ORAM GROW FEUERSTAHLER Latin: B.A., Sweet Briar Spanish: B.A., Texas Wo- Latin: A.B., Daniel Baker Latin: A.B., College of New man’s University; M.A., Rochell; M.A., Northwestern Southern Methodist Faculty MRS. MARVIN E. GEORGE GERMANY KENNING Bible and History: B.A., Uni- History: B.A., Carleton Col- versity of Texas; Oxford; llege M.A., South ern Methodist | | CHARLES R. GILLIAM MRS. C. HETHERINGTON EDMUND ABEL MISS AUDNETT |Mathematics and Physics: Science: B.A., Barnard College Biology: Oberlin; Southern CODY, [Texas Christian Univ.; B.S., Methodist Chemistry: B.S., Southern | J.S. Naval Academy Methodist +‘ MRS. W. G. DUNCAN MRS. CHARLES C. SAM ADLER MRS. J. A. HARRISON, JR. Director of Physical Educa- BATTERSON Fine Arts: B.M., Boston Uni- Art: Baylor; Art Institute, U. tion and Activities: B. S., Tex- Physical Education: B.S., Tex- versity; M.A., Harvard of Colorado as Women’s, Arlington State, as Women’s University Hollywood Conservatory of Music Faculty r | | MISS JULIA FRENCH THOMAS MERRIMAN JOHN FARLEY Drama: B.A., Baylor Music and Drama: B.M., U Music: B.M., Indiana Univer- of Indiana; Julliard School sity MISS BERNIE REA MRS. SANNIE O'CONNOR MRS. T. N. WALSH MISS MARY EVANS Music and Drama: B.S., Tex- Music: T.C.U.; Bush Conser- Music: B.M., M.M., North BROWN as Women's U. vatory; Chicago Conservatory; Texas’ State Music: Colorado U.; Stanford; Music B.F.N.A.T.S. Julliard dp) Y vam) © = “Oo © = O tity + Hello,people, “nT can't believe you said that! Hockaday Sonhistocates How could anyone be so stupid? KBOX, anyone? 2 Hugh! What are you doings here? I just washed my feet,and I can't do a thing with them, Fourth Form Peggy Grinnin, Kay Fowler, Miss Kimball, Judy Castleberry, Mary K. Pederson. OFFICERS KER VEO WILE Rea, ge =a. Sos ihe een ey BER eK) Soto ee _ President MARY K. PEDERSON . fel DOR aes A AAs __ Vice-President JUDY CASTLEBERRY Sc ARE aos Le ee Secretary PEGGY GRINNIN __. Bs ee ee: eee eee eee | reasurer MISS KIMBALL ee ee ee ee PONSOL The Fourth Form’s last year at the Old Hockaday was filled with the most responsible duties of all the forms, such as being responsible for giving chapel, taking attendance, keeping study hall, and publishing the Hockaday Directory. But it was a gay year as well, with the fun-filled senior trip, destination unknown until arrival, and the laugh-inspiring Senior Day on May 12, with its hilarious take-offs on the school’s teachers and seniors arriving in truly unique attire. Beginning second semester were the numerous senior parties, which added many memories which the members of the Fourth Form will treasure, no matter how far away they may be in the future. The Fourth Form’s year has been truly one of unity, cooperation, and responsibility. VADA JAN ADAMS Dallas,“1 exas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team Typing Club: II Art Club: III, IV Math Club: IV Honor roll: IV Your first impression of Jan is that she is probably the quietest girl you've ever met. Her silence is some- times mistaken for shyness, but Jan is anything but timid. She is actually an extrovert, ready to do things no one else could ever dream of doing. She is one of the few people willing to forget her own wishes in deference to those of a friend. Jan is extremely easy to get along with. This quality draws everyone to her immediately, so that all people consider her their good friend. Jan carries a great store of hap- piness and deep understanding with her. She will be loved wherever she may go. ANN ESTELLE ADDYMAN Fort Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Vice-President Form: II Welcoming Committee: 1 Community Service Committee: III, IV Co-Chairman, III Lower School Chapel Committee: HI Chairman, III Boarder’s Pin: I, I] Tu Tertulia: III, 1V President: IV Merit List: I, II Math Club: II Recreation Committee: II, 1V Hall Mark Staff: IV Assis. Editor: IV All-School Cheerleader: IV Courtesy Cap: IV Student Government Committee: II Cute little Ann, with her vivacious mannerisms and ever-ready friendliness to all, has earned the respect of all who know her. She voices her opinions frankly yet always tactfully, and is looked to in every group for the mature degree of responsibility, without over-dominance, which she possesses. Gifted with courtesy, quiet leadership, and ability in her studies, Ann will next year be Hockaday’s loss and SMU’s gain. SUZANNE ALLEN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team Chairman Trophy Case Committee: II Typing Club: II Art Club: III, IV Math Club: III, IV Short black hair, snapping brown eyes, an in- fectious laugh, and a rare sense of humor are a few of Suzy’s many assets. Rightly so, she has been knowns for her shy yet bold beauty and many beaux. . Whether talking with friends or working in one of the two clubs to which she belongs, Suzy seems to have a certain enthusiasm which will go far in this world. Including the two clubs—the art club and math club, Suzy has also shown in her three short years at Hockaday that she can be a responsible leader by her successful chairmanship of the Trophy Case Committee and her activity as a loyal member of the Green Team. As Suzy continues her enthusiasm, she will surely be a welcome member of any society that she may enter. Beth Anthony’s quick smile, lively sense of humor, and appreciative laugh can be heard almost any time during the day and night. This attractive girl from Arkansas is a necessity, with her clear, rich voice, to any songfest in Junior or in the houses. As well as possessing wit, charm, and an irresistible Arkansas accent, Beth is an excellent writer, and does well in all subjective fields. She possesses keen observance and a superior ability in expressing her- self, orally as well as literally. Her classmates love her, her teachers respect her, and those of us who have known her best will never forget her. Both lintheig, MARJORIE ELIZABETH ANTHONY Fordyce, Arkansas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Glee Club: III, IV Att Club: HI Math Club: III Drama Club: IV White Team cheerleader: IV Honor Roll: IV Senior Play: IV Philosophy: II Modern Dance Club: III ETHEL JANE AUSTIN Frankston, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team House Council: III, IV President: IV Student Council: IV Welcoming Committee: IV Merit List: III, IV All-School Basketball: III, IV Typing Club: II Tu Tertulia: III, [IV Garden Club: IV Form Cheerleader: III Honor Roll: III, IV Jane Austin appears to most people as a quiet, serious-minded, determined gal who is devoted ex- clusively to doing her best for others in her class through her duties in House Council. But this is only Jane’s outer self, for upon closer acquaintance, as most boarders can verify, Jane has an inner liveliness and subtle wit which, although laugh- inspiring, never hurts the feelings of those around her. This quality, along with the quiet determina- tion with which she pursues her course, has made those of her class who know her well look to her as a Close friend, one upon whom they can depend in any extremity. In addition, small but energetic Jane has proved to be a great asset on the all-school basketball team. This is one gitl who, with her gray, candid eyes and pale blond hair, will be sorely missed next year. BARBARA GAIL BARZUNE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Red Cross Service Pin: IV Dux Femina Facti: III, [V Roman Banquet: II Cupbearer: II Entre Nous: III Math Club: III, IV Inner Circle: [TV Hallmark: IV Drama Club: III Debate Team: III Honor Roll: IV Merit List: IV Senior Play: IV Gail’s vivaciousness is known all over campus. She has a sparkling sense of humor, is good-natured and is seldom seen without a smile. She always makes time for others and everyone is cheered by her sunny outlook on life. Whatever horrible disaster has oc- curred, Gail can find the humorous side and soon she has everyone laughing. Gail is also noted for her willingness to do things for others. She can be counted on to help out in any activity and has carved a definite place for her- self in school life. These two qualities, coupled with an easy manner, will win Gail friends wherever she goes. Although having been here only two years, Karlene has made a prominent place for herself among her- classmates. Her determination and her vivacity have gained her much respect and admiration. She has done much for the school spirit through her varied cheer- leading activities. Karlene’s outgoing: and friendly personality make everyone feel at ease around her. Because of her numerous beaux, Karlene is envied by many. We surely feel that next year Briarcliff is gaining a girl of outstanding drive and personality. KARLENE BEAL Midland, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Math Club: III, 1V Inner Circle: III, IV Honor Roll: III, IV Drama Club: IV Form Cheerleader: III White Team cheerleader: IV Senior Play: IV Mu Alpha Theta: IV REBECCA ANN BEASLEY Forth Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team Dux Femina Facti: II-IV Roman Banquet: II-IV Aedile: III Magister Scribendi: IV Entre Nous: III, IV Community Service Committee: I Art Club: III Math Club: II Varsity Hockey Team: II Manager: III All-School Swimming: HI Form Cheerleader: II Green Team Cheerleader: IV Honor Roll: I, I, IV Her striking appearance is the first thing anyone notices about Becky. However, she is endowed with many other outstanding features. Becky gives the appearance of an extremely fun-loving girl, which she is. But also, she is an honor student, devoted to her many activities in the Dux and Entre Nous. She has been a big asset to the Green Team as an enthusiastic and determined cheerleader. Becky’s many friends recognize her as a sincere and devoted girl. This is a girl that will find success in whatever field she chooses. Hockaday, the Latin department particularly, is losing one of its most essential girls. Wards Bermasrnraoro Hard-working, sincere, clever, and good-humored, Wendy has given of herself and her time to every project in which she is involved. Latin and Drama seem to be her main interests. Her help (especially backstage) in both Drama Club and in Glee Club has been greatly appreciated. But she is not always behind stage, she is also a great little actress. Because of her excellent diction, she received the Diction Cup in her junior year. She also has been a willing and imaginative helper on the Roman Banquet. Persevering and imaginative, Wendy is not averse to hard work without any glory attached; she will be well-remembered at Hockaday and eagerly received anywhere. WENDY KAREN BENSINGER Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday. 5 years Green Team Merit List: II, [IV Drama Club: II-IV Dux Femina Facti: III, [V Roman Banquet: II, IV Candlebearer: III Wreathmaker’s School: III, IV Honor Roll: I-IV Diction Cup: III Entre Nous: IV Senior Play: IV Philosophy: IV MARY KAY BERRY Rapid City, South Dakota Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team Student Council: III, IV President: IV Form President: III Welcoming Committee: III, IV Dux Femina Facti: II-IV Roman Banquet: II-IV Grace: III Praetor: III Consul: IV Mu Alpha Theta: III, IV Merit List: II-IV Honor Roll: II-IV Founder’s Day Award: II Boarder’s Pin: II Courtesy Cap: IV Hockaday Athletic Shield: III Math Club: III, IV Varsity Volleyball: III Philosophy: IV Mary Berry, with her quiet beauty and soft voice, is one of the most highly regarded girls in the senior class. A recognized leader, she was president of her class in the third form, and this year has simultaneously served as consul of the Dux Femina Facti and President of the Student Council. Mary possesses all the qualities needed and expected of a person holding a high office. She has a strong willingness, and indeed a desire to accept more than her share of responsibility. Each task she assumes is completed impeccably and with quiet assurance. Interested in every phase of school life, this versatile girl is involved in many activities outside the realm of student government. Above all, Mary has a charming vivacity that endears her to those around her. With her graduation, Hockaday will lose not only an efficient and effective worker but a loyal and lovable friend. NOEL BOARDMAN Ridgewood, New Jersey Attended Hockaday. 2 years White Team Entre Nous: III Honor Roll: III, IV Art Club: III Math Club: III Drama Club: IV Garden Club: IV Senior Play: IV | Noel is recognized as one of the funniest girls in i our class. She possesses the remarkable talent of being able to combine a New England accent with a deep southern drawl. This, along with the “Board- man” looks—a blank look while we explain some- thing to her fifteen times, then the pause, and “ ..0h...” which follows, then a little hidden smile that tells you she knew all along—endear Noel to us. We all recognize her by the ever-present sneakers and by the seemingly endless resource of Ivy League, roll-up sleeve shirts, a source of constant amazement to us. As we go Our separate ways after graduation, we will be sure to remember Noel wherever we go. One. of the most beautiful girls in the senior class is Linda Brack. This little bundle of vivacity may be found running madly around campus whether she is playing hockey, or trying to make it to Glee Club on time. Popping up anytime and anywhere, Linda, with her good naturedness and thoughtfulness make her a welcomed sight on any scene. Although she has worked very hard for her own school, Linda also has found time to be a very enthusiastic Saint Mark’s cheerleader for the past three years. We are sure that Linda will never be without many, many friends. ’ | rack LINDA CAROL BRACK Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday. 6 yeats Green Team Roman Banquet: I-IV Glee Club: I-IV Vice-President: IV Act Clab-s1-1V) Vice-President: IV Math Club: I, I, III Runner-up for Posture Cup: III Varsity Swimming: I, II Softball Manager: III Athletic Shield: III Honor Roll: IV Welcoming Committee: I, III SUSAN VIRGINIA BRADLEY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday; 7 years Green Team Math Club: II, III, IV Inner Circle: III, IV Typing Club: I Debate Club: IV President: IV Hallmark Staff: II, III Tu Tertulia: [V Merit List: II All-School Hockey: I, II, 1V School Service Committee: III All-School Softball: III Science-Math Seminar: ITV Senior Play: IV Honor Roll: IV Philosophy Group: IV Mu Alpha Theta: IV Secretary: IV Ingenuous, candid, good-nutured, industrious—all describe Susan. Her open nature and willing help have made her beloved by all who know her. Un- affected good humor makes Susan easy to get along with. Susan also knows the real values in life, and is not swayed by falsities. No one has worked harder for her class and school than this girl. Her cartoon characters are often seen gracing posters up and down the hall. Susan has given freely of her time and is eager to help with everything. We will all long remember this genuinely friendly girl who often speaks of Hawaii, T-birds, and model trains. What is it that makes Jo so beloved by everyone she meets? It may be her amazing sense of humor combined with the ability to make anything laugh- able. Or it may be her genuine interest in and respect for the opinions of others, along with a quiet, tactful sympathy. But most likely it’s a combination of all these qualities, emphasized by their application to lower formers who find the work or boarding life dif- ficult at first. She has their unqualified respect, and the entire senior class’s as well. Jo will truly be missed next year. | Austin, Texas ye ck ee | Attended Hockaday: 2 years LY White Team | House Council: IV I Treasurer: IV Dux Femina Facti: II, [V | Roman Banguet: III, LVe Praetor: IV Honor Roll: III, IV All-Sch ool Volleyball: IV Basketball: III Softball: III, IV Swimming: III | Senior Play: IV | Merit List: III Recreation Committee: IV Harriett’s Louisiana accent lends itself well to hilarious imitation of character types as well as to quiet sympathy. She stands up for what she believes, unswayed by petty obstacles. Harriett can set us off into peals of laughter and yet cheer us up in a sincere, quiet way when we’re depressed. She objects strongly to undue partiality, whether in her favor or not, and will not stand for any malicious gossip in her presence. This is a girl who, through her direct and forceful honesty and ideals, has earned our respect and admiration, and will no doubt do likewise, wherever she goes. We'll miss you, Brownie. HARRIETT CECILE BROWN Shreveport, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team House Council: IV Secretary: IV Tu Tertulia: IV Art Club: IV Math Club: III Garden Club: IV Senior Play: IV Cornerstones: [V Molly's, abilities range far and wide: in athletics, in which she plays a fast game of tennis and basket- ball, and swims well too; in music, in which she studies voice, with a pleasing result; in Spanish, at which she is quite adept; and, most important to those of us who inhabit Junior, in bridge. Molly knows Goren from cover to cover and has helped everyone improve her game. Sometimes very pensive, sometimes happy and bubbling with laughter, Molly, with her stunning green eyes and attractive figure, makes her presence felt in any group. With all these attractive qualities, Molly will be admired wherever her path may lead. | MOLLY BELLE CALDWELL | Abilene, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years | | White Team | Glee Club: II-IV | Tu Tertulia: III, IV Math Club: III, IV | Inner Circle: III, IV | All-School Tennis: II-IV | All-School Basketball: II, I, IV | All-School Hockey: HI All-School Swimming: III Athletic Sweater: III Form Cheerleader: II Garden Club: IV | Senior Play: IV | CAROLYN BURTON CAMPBELL Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team Math Club: I, III, IV ArtClub? I1-TV Annual Staff: I All-School Hockey: I Athletic Shield: I Runner-Up for Posture Cup: III Honor Roll: IV Cox Aun Cam pbel Carolyn is a gal with a sunny and sparkling person- ality and with large quantities of energy and appeal. Her wry sense of humor makes her a great deal of fun to be with, and her “Dresden” sophistication makes her extremely popular with everyone. Bedecked | in sunglasses, she can be heard calling a cheerful “Hey, there’’ as she hurries to Great Hall. Never downcast, Carolyn adds a measure of vitality to any gathering. Futhermore, Carolyn is very conscientious about her school-work and activities, and can always be relied upon to do her very best. She has a tre- markable amount of common sense and self-confi- dence which will aid her in any situation she may encounter. We know Carolyn is one of the best loved girls ever to graduate from Hockaday. JUDITH CASTLEBERRY Albany, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Typing Club: III Secretary of Form: IV Math Club: III, IV Inner Circle: IV Garden Club: IV White Team Cheerleader: IV Honor Roll: IV Merit List: IV Senior Play: IV The girl with the lively, sparkling eyes, sometimes streaming because of her contact lenses, is Albany’s own Judy. Always with a sunny smile for everyone, Judy is dearly loved by those around her. She dis- plays her versatility in her widely varied duties of White Team cheerleader, vespers chairman for the boarding department, and as secretary of the Fourth Form, in all of which she displays aptitude and enthusiasm. Gifted with the advantageous quality of being able to make friends easily, Judy is sure to be as successful in college as she has been at Hocka- day. eho saat Travis is usually seen striding around campus with paint on skirt, blouse and face. But the talent ex- hibited in her outstanding art work, which is always proudly on display in Mr. Smith’s office, more than makes up for any displaced blobs of paint on her- person. With a charming wit and winning smile, Travis has a sincere interest in those about her, and can always be counted on to liven any conversation. She has a great love for horses and the outdoors, which is shown by her constant chatter about Colo- rado and her family’s ranch and horses there. Perhaps the characteristic for which Travis will be longest remembered—and missed—at Hockaday, is that she is not afraid to say what she thinks, and because she cannot in any sense be termed hypo- critical, Travis is sure to have a fulfilling and ex- citing life. KATHERINE TRAVIS COWGILL Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team Drama Club: III Ate ClobsiibeLy Recreation Committee: III, IV Art Award: II, III, IV Senior Play: IV | i i | ) CAROLYN CRANSTON Shawnee, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Math Club: III, IV Hallmark Staff: II, IV Art Club: IV President, Junior: IV All-School Hockey: TV Philosophy: IV Senior Play: IV Honor Roll: IV What can be said about our Cranston? She’s a gal who’s truly hard to describe. Why? Simply be- cause everyone knows Carolyn—her boisterous laugh- ter, her loud singing, her “spas” fits, her admoni- tions in bridge: “Never, never, never bid a three-card suit!,” her pigeon-toed walk; but, most of all, her true and wonderful friendship, her invincible loyalty, and her sincere interest in others. Junior will never have another president as paradoxical, unpredictable, and as truly wonderful as our Carolyn. MARION SLAUGHTER DAVIDSON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years Green Team Entre Nous: II, III, [V President: IV Art Glubsilie ry. Vice-President: IV Math Club: III, IV Honor Roll: I-IV Typing Club: II Glee Club: I Secretary of Form: II Merit List: I-IV Senior Play: IV Judicial Committee: I STV ONL ONO meh au ectaers Marion can be described as fun-loving, conscientious, mature and poised. This is a mighty big order, but she has so many outstanding qualities that the list could go on and on. Her sense of humor is known by all, and she is altogether a very happy person. She participates in many school activities and is a’ valuable member in each. This year Marion was elected president of Entre Nous and vice-president of the Art Club. She is never afraid to express her opinions and it is this quality that makes her an asset in any discussion. She can not be easily swayed and knows definitely what she wants. When she sets a course she is seldom sidetracked. All in all, she can best be summed up as a “ball of fire,” with an endless number of friends. ALICE JANET DESANDERS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 5 years Green Team Tu Tertulia: III, IV Roman Banquet, Forum Freepress: II Hallmark Staff: III, IV Art Club: III Math Club: III Glee Club: I Senior Play: IV One of the most comical figures in the senior class is Janet DeSanders. She led the class to success in the Senior take-offs in her junior year and added her humorous touch to the Senior play. As author of ‘The Janetor”’ in the Hallmark, Janet finds hu- morous aspects in the everyday school routine. She is renowned for her interest in such things as radio stations, records, Johnny Mathis and Corvettes. Her participation in various clubs has added to her dis- tinction as a devoted Hockaday girl, as well as one of the cleverest. Sop Llpran Suzie is that rare individual, a woman who is a combination of beauty and intelligence, reserve and spontaneity, poise and humor. She has a vivacious and ‘bubbly’? personality, yet is level-headed and keeps her own, as well as her friends’ feet on the ground. Her ‘‘smart’”” manner of dressing, tact, poise, and social graces are the envy of her friends and make her a pleasure to have anywhere. Yet Suzi is very intelligent and does a wonderful job as editor of the “Hallmark” and the literary magazine. She also spent much of the summer at a mathematics seminar at S.M.U. Able to organize any job beauti- fully, Suzi mystifies her friends by managing at times to be seemingly unorganized herself. Truly Suzi, a juxtaposition of good qualities, will be an asset to everything she enters all through life. SUZANNE FLAXMAN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Dux Femina Facti: III, [V Roman Banquet: III Grace: III Entre Nous: III Math Club: III, IV Inner Circle: III, IV Hallmark: IV Editor: IV Trustee Wreathmaking Society: IV Merit List: III, [V Honor Roll: III, IV Senior Play: IV National Merit Commendation: IV Mu Alpha Theta: IV KAY ELIZABETH FOWLER Midland, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Student Council: IV Form President: IV House Council: II Vice-President Form: III Entre Nous: III, IV Honor Roll: II, IV Merit List: III, IV Student-Faculty Committee: III, IV Student-Parent Committee: IV Garden Club: IV President: IV Math Club: III Inner Circle: III Philosophy: IV Welcoming Committee: IV Witty, vivacious Kay always lends an air of gaiety to our class, of which she is the versatile president. Always ready with an original idea, full of fun and creative as well, Kay has helped greatly to make our class what it is. This is a young woman of whom it may truly be said ‘She is a real lady’ and she makes this assertion manifest with her tactful, win- ning participation in conversations, her refusal to say an unkind thing about others, and her wide range of ability, from French to philosophy. Kay will be a successful individual in whatever she does in her life ahead. Naturally curly black hair and snapping dark eyes ate Molly’s outstanding features. She can be heard widely bemoaning the weather forecast if rain 1s predicted, for if it rains her hair “will be sure to curl all over creation.” With her great adeptness at telling stories, she is often seen in the midst of a group of breathless girls who are raptly listening to her accounts of adventures in Bosier City and of plots devised to catch her boyfriend doing some- time wrong! Molly’s thinly veiled sarcasm and her capacity for being her entertaining self will be missed at Hockaday. MARY ZUMA FURRH Elysian Fields, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team All-School Basketball: III Drama Club: IV Senior Play: IV Honor Roll: IV Cornerstones: [TV Intelligent, resourceful, and responsible well de- scribe Caroline Giles. This is a girl with seldom found candidness, with friendliness for all and with an interest in the truly important things in life. When she undertakes something, one can be sure that it will be an accomplishment well done. Caroline loves sailing, especially racing, and is often heard mentioning her summers in Marblehead, Mas- sachusetts. He humor takes an Eastern bent, but does not affect the results of its expression—laughter from all. With her sincere concern for the upholding of all that is worthy and challenging to her class- mates and of those which mankind reveres, Caroline will achieve genuine success and will be the object of the admiration of her contemporaries and elders alike, throughout her lifetime. Caroline will be missed indeed. CAROLINE WELLINGTON GILES Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team Dux Femina Facti: I-IV Quaestor: III Praetor: IV Roman Banquet: IJ, III, IV Candlebearer: II Grace: IV Entre Nous: II Honor Roll: I-IV Founder’s Day Award: III Merit List: II, II, [V Hallmark Staff: III Business Manager: III Rerceation Committee: III Typing Club: I Quill and Scroll: III Math Club: I Inner Circle: I Cornerstones Staff: IV Editor: IV Mu Alpha Theta: IV Vice-President: IV Drama Club: II Senior Play: IV When anyone mentions Rena, immediately frowns turn to smiles and sadness to laughter. With her jolly bounce and her contagious laugh (who could mistake that laugh?) she cannot help but make friends with all the people she meets. Rena fits into any group, anywhere, anytime—mention Rena and she is there; if she is not, the adventure is not the same. A hard worker, Rena takes her studies seriously and works diligently at any special project she undertakes. Enthusiastic as much about other people’s fortune as well as her own, Rena is truly one of the most loved girls at Hockaday. RENA ANNE GOODSON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Math Club: III, IV Glee Club: III, IV Hallmark Staff: I II School Service Committee: IV Merit List: II Senior Play: IV JENNIE CLAIR GRAHAM Midland, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Typing: TI All-School Basketball: IV Whenever a hilarious contagious laugh is heard, one knows that Jennie is somewhere close. The only way to live, according to Jennie, is to dress in jeans or bermudas and to be as carefree as the wind. This is exactly the philosophy by which she lives—most of the time, for Jennie also possesses the charm of a princess when dressed up for a dance. Regardless if she’s playing the role of a tom-boy or a princess, Jennie always seems to be able to take time to con- sole a girl who is feeling low, either with soothing words or gay laughter. Because of her concern for others, others care for her and welcome her friend- ship. MARGARET MANNING GRINNAN Dallas, Texas ; Attended Hockaday: 6 years White Team Secretary Form: I Community Service Committee: I, I Secretary: II Merit List: III Honor Roll: III, IV Math Club: I-III Inner Circle: III Art Chub: LLLALY: Treasurer Form: IV White Cheerleader: IV All-School Teams: Swimming: I-IV; Hockey: II, II; Tennis: II, IV Honor Guard: III Philosophy: IV Senior Play: IV Ever since she entered Hockaday in the seventh grade, Peggy has been noted for her beauty, her kindness, and her good humor. Whether she is seen cheering on the St. Mark’s team, modeling at a style show, or swimming a Hockaday team to victory, Peggy will be found smiling and cheerful. She is always ready to help someone; if a girl needs a ride home, or a dance committee needs last-minute help, Peggy can be counted on. She can most-likely be spotted in the midst of school activities such as all-school teams, or as a White Team cheerleader. Well liked by all her classmates, Peggy will con- tribute much to anything that she plans to undertake. | | MARY PAMELA HARRIS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Glee Club: II, II, IV Honor Roll: II Art Club: III Math Club: III Cornerstones Staff: IV Activities Editor Roman Banguet: II Senior Play: IV A bouncy walk, a bubbly smile, and gay chatter— that’s Pam. She is always lively and vivacious with a laugh that sparks cheerfulness in everyone. Yet Pam accepts responsibility graciously and readily; she can constantly be depended upon in the most extreme emergencies. Still Pam’s most outstanding feature is her candid, easy manner. She is a delight to hold a conversation with for she will always speak the truth, frankly and simply. Pam’s boisterous laughter and natural demeanor will be heartily missed at Hockaday next year. May she walk side by side with this inherent happiness throughout her life to come. Anne’s great intelligence has won her a National Merit Scholarship commendation and the envy of her friends. An avid reader, she holds many intel- lectual interests. She writes beautifully and has worked very hard on the “Hallmark.” She gives her time to anyone that needs it, and her excellent typing has helped many clubs and girls with last minute paper-work. Anne’s tall and stately bearing stand out in any crowd. Her classic features and sparkling conversa- tion have won her many beaux. Truly Anne combines intellect and beauty. Her scholastic ability and many talents will make her an asset wherever she goes. ANN HAWTHORNE Colorado Springs, Colorado Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team Entre Nous: II-IV Dux Femina Facti: III Roman Banquet: III Merit List: II, HI Honor Roll: I-IV Mu Alpha Theta: III Math Club: III, IV Inner Circle: III Glee Club: II Modern Dance Club: II Hallmark Staff: III All-School Teams: Swimming, II; Hockey: IV Community Service Committee: III Cornerstones: IV Activities Editor: IV Philosophy: IV National Merit Commendation: IV Senior Play: IV CYNTHIA ANN HIGGINBOTHAM Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years Green Team Student Council: I Form President: I Community Service Committee: III, IV School Service Committee: II Merit List: IV Honor Roll: I, HI Student Government Committee: II Welcoming Committee: I, H, IV Math Club: IV Hallmark Staff: IV Assistant Editor: IV Cynthia is a true lady in every sense of the word. She possesses a wonderful combination of poise, grace, and charm so seldom found in ‘a young girl.” Conscientious, industrious yet ever so easy-going and genuinely friendly—this is Cynthia. She is honestly and fully concerned with others and will do all that is possible to help them. She never shirks a duty and will willingly do much more than her share of the work. Cynthia also has a proclivity toward the domestic side of life, a trait for which she is constantly teased and envied. Very mature and warm- hearted, Cynthia will always be loved by all who know her. Tiel sti Fae has the happy distinction of being a girl who has seldom met anyone that she has not liked. She is always ready to hand out praise where it is due, while not always expecting some in return. She is also a hard worker and a good student. She plays the piano well and did much for the Senior Play and the Glee Club productions. Never afraid to do more than her share, she is ever ready to lend a helping hand. Yet she does these things with seeming ease. She never seems to be so rushed that she does not have time to be interested in other's experiences. Fae’s goodnaturedness and willingness to help will not be forgotten. FAE ELIZABETH HOFFMAN Dallasmiexas Attended Hockaday. 3 years Green Team Hallmark Staff. I-IV Glee Club: I-IV Math Club: III, IV Reading Cup: III Honor Roll: IV Roman Banquet: III Merit List: III Senior Play: IV Entre Nous: IV If you see a shoeless, sun glasses-donned girl trotting about the campus, you can be sure it’s Wayne. Armed with an unbelievably keen sense of humor and extremely high intelligence, Wayne can capture any crowd. Whimsical, absent-minded, lovable—that’s Wayne. She is at home anywhere, at any time, with anybody. Her interests range from art to math, in- cluding almost anything in between. She never com- plains, but accepts situations and people as they are with an easy-going competence that endears her to all her friends. Indeed Wayne will make a place for herself wherever she may go—for she is the kind of girl you can never forget. WW) WA Yollaomon WAYNE PETTIT HOLLOMAN Dallas, Texas | Attended Hockaday: © years Green Team | Honor Roll: II, IV | Entre Nous: II School Service Committee: II Typing Club: I Math Club: III, IV | Math Seminar: IV | Inner Circle, III, IV | Art Club: IV Philosophy Group: IV Intelligent, gracious, kind—these are the outstand- ing characteristics of Rue. In Hockaday only since last year, Rue has shown her remarkable ability not only through her excellent scholarship, but also through her leadership of the Community Service Committee. Her inbred poise and graciousness have won her a courtesy cap as a token of her schoolmates’ admiration. We know that whether attending college or following a career, Rue will find this same admira- tion and love from all who come to know her. MARILYN LARUE HOWELL Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Entre Nous: III, [V Twi fertulias IL, TV) Community Service Committee: IT, IV Chairman: IV Honor Roll: III, IV Merit List: III, IV Honor Guard: III All-School Swimming Team: III Philosophy: IV Student Council: [TV Courtesy Cap: IV Founder’s Day Award: III Welcoming Committee: IV MARY KATHLEEN HUDKINS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Math Club: II, III, IV Vice-President: IV Inner Circle, III, TV Drama Club: II, Ill, IV Honor Roll: II, III, IV Hallmark Staff: IV | Circulation Manager: III, IV Mu Alpha Theta: IV President: IV Merit List: II Senior Play: IV Math-Science Seminar: IV Roman Banquet: III, IV Kathy is the type of girl that looks so pert and feminine that it seems impossible that she is as quick and intelligent as she is. She is a good dancer, an enthusiastic date, and a very popular girl. In addition, she has been on the Honor Roll each year she has been at Hockaday, and is presently presi- dent of Mu Alpha Theta. She is a willing helper and has devoted most of her time this year to the Math Club. As vice-president she has been in- dispensable in organizing the programs for Math Club and in helping on the Math Tournament. Because of her vitality, cuteness, and intelligence, Kathy will be an asset to any college. Terri, noted as a young lady with exquisite beauty and infinite charm, knows well the artSof making friends quickly and easily. She has displayed her many talents by singing and dancing in the Glee Club, using her artistic abilities to design covers for school literary editions, and offering. sympathy or advice to a friend in need. Terri can usually be found discussing her newest idea, anxiously awaiting a visitor from O.U., or in Junior—bidding three-card suits! TERESIA ANN JOHNSON Edmond, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Cornerstones: III, IV Recreation Committee: III Math Club: III Glee Club: IV Tennis Tournament: IV All-School Swimming Team: III Form Cheerleader: III Linda means pretty and our Linda certainly is. She is well known for her striking blond hair and her infectious laugh. Linda is most often seen driv- ing (?) a 60 Impala, one of her most cherished possessions. Although teased by her classmates for her ‘‘stumbling ways,” Linda has acquired many friends during her nine years at Hockaday. Linda has also been an asset to the Spanish honor society and this year served as its treasurer. We have found the rumor that Linda is planning to attend the University of Leopoldville to be un- true, but we are sure that wherever Linda goes she will be well liked and admired by all. LINDA CAROLYN JONES Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years Green Team Glee Club: I Tu Tertulia: II, II, IV Treasurer: IV Art Club; II, IV Entre Nous: III | Cheerleader: Green Team: IV Senior Play: IV Personality and ability are perhaps the best words to describe Judy Kadane. Her school record for her first three years in the Upper School more than proves Judy’s athletic ability, and in her senior year she went on to become an outstanding Athletic Board: President. Besides being a fine athlete, Judy also is an under- standing and helpful friend in any situation. She wears an eternal smile and has an insuppressible sense of humor, and because of her loyalty to her friends as well as her duties, Judy is well distinguished among her classmates. This is one girl that the student body as well as the faculty will miss in the caming yeats. JUDITH KAYE KADANE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years Green Team Student Council: IV Judiciary Committee: I Dux Femina Facti: I, II, HI, IV Lictor: II Praetor: III Consul: IV Roman Banquet: I, II, HI, 1V Candle Bearer: I Honor Roll: I, II, II, IV Merit List: II Math Club: I, II Art Club: III Welcoming Committee: I, I], IV Athletic Board: II, IV President: IV Varsity Hockey: I, II, II Swimming: I, II Softball: II Athletic Sweater: III Senior Play: IV JOHANNE LAWRENCE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Athletic Board: III, IV Treasurer: IV All-School Teams: Volleyball: TI Softball: III White Team Representative: IV Johanne’s quiet approach and easy-going outlook on life have gained her the respect and love of many people at Hockaday. She is considered by the faculty as well as the students to be one of the most con- siderate and courteous girls in her class. Wherever “Johannie” appears, there is an air of calmness and stability. Johanne’s deep interest in athletics, particularly tennis, has made her one of the outstanding athletes in school. She has contributed abundantly to the White Team and the Athletic Board. Truly, Hocka- day will miss this hard-working and sincere girl. Carolyn, with her shining, mischievous eyes and helpful, sympathetic manner, has, as chairman of the chapel committee this year, displayed more in- genuity than has ever been shown before in our morning services. Her simple belief in what is: right and good has been brought out effectively in, her services. Carolyn, devoted to her friends, is always a great favorite of her elders as well, for she is charmingly solicitous for the welfare of others. Wherever there are bright chatter and thoughtful deeds you will find Carolyn. She will without a doubt be as much a favorite at‘ SMU as she has been at Hockaday. CAROLYN MARIE LEE Bentonville, Arkansas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team Entre Nous: IV Roman Banguet: II Head Slave: II Math.Club: II, III Modern Dance Club: II School Service Committee: TV Chapel Committee: IV Chairman: IV Form Cheerleader: II All-School Cheerleader: III, IV Senior Play: IV Piano Literature Group: II, HI Welcoming Committee: IV DONNA MAE LETT Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday. 7 years Green Team Glee Club: I Math Club: I-IV Inner Circle: I, IV Art Club: IV Roman Banquet: II Form Cheerleader: I Honor Guard: I Drama Club: IV The reason Donna is so well liked is because of her helpfulness, her quiet manner of doing things and her completely ingenuous attitude. Donna is the gitl who made all the clever posters for the Green Team. She is the one whom the Lower School girls adore for her careful attention to them. She quietly volunteers to do impossible tasks, and then does them. Yet, for all her seething quietness, Donna has a wonderful sense of humor. She is always the first to see something funny in a situation. Modesty, helpfulness and friendliness to all make up Donna’s amiable character. PEGGY LORENE LUBBEN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team Entre Nous: III, [IV Glee Club; III, IV Secretary: IV Honor Roll: III, IV eee Athletic Board: IV Secretary: IV Form Representative: IV Co-Captain Green Team Math Club: III Inner Circle: III All-School Teams: Basketball, Hockey, Softball: II; Hockey: IV Senior Play: IV In her two short years at Hockaday, Peggy has made innumerable friends. As proof of this she has this year held the position of Co-captain. of -the Green Team, and a good part of her almost un- ending store of energy has been spent in leading cheers. She has also found time to lend extensive support to various Glee Club projects during the year and was duly rewarded with the role of Earthquake Magoon in the Dad’s Day production of “Little Abner.” With her never-ending cold, which this year began in the autumn and extended into spring, lovable Peggy will be sorely missed next year. KATHERINE LUMPKIN Mexico City, Mexico Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Tu Tertulia: III, IV Secretary: IV Drama Club: III, IV Math Club: IV All-School Hockey: IV Honor Roll: IV Senior Play: IV A bundle of unceasing energy well describes Kay; she never seems to run out of steam, and is always ready to do just one more thing. She seems to be doing a thousand things at once, yet gets it all done effectively. Serious and very talkative at the same time, Kay manages to always get her point across in record time, perhaps accounting for why she seems to be doing so much at once. Kay will stand up for anyone whom she believes to be in the right and does so to effect. Gifted with a logical mind, her studies present few problems, and she devotes herself as- siduously to her Spanish and her position as secretary in Tu Tertulia. With her ability on the guitar, Kay has provided many relaxing moments for us, as well as being a talented musician on the hockey trip. Kay’s limitless bundle of energy will carry her gaily through life. | MICHAELE KATHERINE MADDEN | Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team | Typing Club: II ) Tu Tertulia: Il IV : Art Club: III, IV Math Club: IV Mike is a striking, sweet girl with always fashion- able blond hair. She consistently draws attention from all she meets. Calm, poised, Mike is capable of handling any situation with discretion and decisive- ness. She is at home anywhere, fitting in perfectly with any group. She possesses tremendous versatility coupled with the capacity to make anyone feel at ease when around her. Mike will surely be a great hit at any college and be a charming woman in her later life. JANVRIN BARBARA MARTINDALE Dallas, Texas Attended- Hockaday: 2 years White Team Drama Club: III, IV Vice-President: IV Math Club: III Hallmark Staff: IV Business Manager: IV All-School Cheerleader: IV Philosophy Group: IV Student Directory: Chairman Senior Play: IV All-School Swimming: III Athletic Shield: III Jan's outgoing personality is her outstanding fea- ture. She is friendly and companionable to every- one that comes in contact with her and is the type of girl that makes people reach out to her im- mediately. Her school interests are numerous and varied and have made her outstanding during her short period at Hockaday. Jan can always be depended upon to carry out well, whatever job for which she is made responsible. As a Varsity cheerleader, she has bolstered school spirit considerably; as a member of the Experiment in International Living, Jan’s favorite subject is her many adventures in Switzerland. It is definite that this vivacious girl has done much for American prestige abroad, as well as Hockaday’s here at home. Maturity, poise, and sophistication are the out- standing characteristics of Mary McClain. Mary, a most beautiful and perfect lady, is admired by alk of her classmates. Undoubtedly, her gentle manner and charming grace will win her friends everywhere. Mary has also contributed a great deal to the Drama Club by giving freely of her extraordinary dramatic talents. Mary is known for her dramatic ability, which she proved as the lead in the Senior Play, and we predict that her outstanding talent will lead her to great fame in the future. MARY ELIZABETH McCLAIN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years Green Team Glee Club: I Drama Club Ii, lV, Math Club: J, III Senior Play: IV SALLY FRANCIS McLEMORE Shreveport, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Art Club: III Garden Club: IV Senior Play: IV Sally may appear quiet and unobtrusive to most of her classmates, but beyond her reserved exterior there lurks a prime example of the Louisiana wildcat. This is not to say that Sally has a temper—far from it! She has one of the most temperate dispositions we've ever seen. But no one can furnish entertain- ment in Junior even nearly comparable to Sally's sallies on the accomplishments of various members of the graduating class. Her unique Louisiana drawl also distinguishes Sally from her comrades, often to her advantage! We'll miss Sally’s quiet but effective humor next year, but those who gain her company will richly benefit. Galen’s sense of humor is but one of her many assets. Wherever she goes, there is sure to be laughter. She is, however, considered to be one of the most sincere girls in her class. She is always ready to listen to anyone’s problems and lend help- ful advice. Besides her outstanding personality, Galen is famous for her striking looks and figure. Galen’s pronounced interest in art has led her to various important positions in the art club. She has been an enthusiastic supporter of her form teams and _ has aided in bring them to many victories. Her abil- ities of leadership and her friendliness will make Galen an asset wherever she may go. GALEN MURRAY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years White Team School Service Committee: I Att Clibsti gta ly Treasurer: II and Sec.: IV Tu Tertulia: III, IV Math Club: ITI, IV PATRICIA KAY NASH Waco, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Boarder’s Pin: II, III Courtesy Cap: II Typing Club: II School Service Committee: III Drama Club: IV Welcoming Committee: III All-School Hockey: HI Math Club: IV Philosophy: IV Senior Play: IV Known as courteous and helpful, by students and faculty alike, Pat is a well-liked figure on the Hocka- day campus. She can never be found without a radiant smile on her face and a happy “hello” for whomever she meets. Winner of the coveted Courtesy Cap and boarders’ pin, Pat makes herself available for any task, large or small. Her-willingness to put forth all of her effort has made Pat a great asset to this year’s senior class. saat weet Margie, as she is affectionately known by her friends, is a quiet sincere girl, who is both amiable and agreeable. She never utters a detrimental word . about any of her friends or acquaintances. Her com- panionship is genuine, and her devoted loyalness to her friends is constant. She is always willing to listen to her friends’ problems, even though she is worried about her own. When given a job to do, Margie accepts it willingly and fulfills it to her utmost capacity. She is always courteous and respectful of others’ wishes. Her cordial, willing attitude will be missed at Hockaday by all who have known her. MARY MARGARET NELLE Mexico City, Mexico Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team Tu Tertulia: III, IV Dux Femina Facti: III,. IV Roman Banquet: II, [V Boarder’s Pin: III Art Club: III Garden Club: IV Treasurer Senior Play: IV Merit List: IV MARGARET STROTHER OLIVER Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 yeats White Team Community Service Committee: II Tu Tertulia: II, II, [V Secretary Form: II Entre Nous. II, HI, [V Honor Roll: II, I, IV Merit List: II, HI, 1V Student Council: III Treasurer: III A.F.S. Exchange Student: III Courtesy Cap: III Mu Alpha Theta: Il Form I Advisor: IV Honor Guard: III National Merit Commendation: IV To know Monty is to like and admire her greatly. Her courtesy, friendliness, and kindness stem from a genuine interest in the well-being and happiness of her friends. Her sunny smile and complete unselfish- ness have won Monty a courtesy cap; her enthusiasm has won the friendship of the whole class. In addition to being an excellent student, Monty is an outstand- ing pianist and winner of many awards. It is always so pleasant to walk by Great Hall and hear it filled with Monty’s lighthearted ffiusic. It is fitting that her many achievements and wonderful personality won Monty the distinction of A.F.S. exchange student. Monty is representative of Hockaday girls and the true Hockaday spirit in every fine sense of the word. Carol can be found wherever there are fun, laughter and boys. She is by far, one of the most hard-working, eager members of the senior class.. Her sincere interest in everything around her has endeared her to everyone that knows her. She is very conscientious in her studies and an avid supporter of the varsity swimming team. Carol’s energy and enthusiasm have added extensively to all the form and Green teams. Her work at the hospital exempli- fied her deep love for children. Carol is sure to be successful at whichever college is lucky enough to acquire her. CAROL OWEN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years Green Team Math Club: I-III Varsity Teams: Swimming: I-IV Hockey: I, II Ar. Clob= lI IV All-School Cheerleader: III Tu Tertulia: IV Welcoming Committee: IV Senior Play: IV Typing Club: I Roman Banquet: II i ELEANOR PAULS Galveston, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team Varsity Teams: Softball, III, Basketball, Hockey: I-IV, Volleyball: IV Athletic Board: II, IV Captain: White Team: IV Tu Tertulia: IV Athletic Sweater: III Ellie is a well liked member of the senior class. As proof of this she holds this year the position of the captain of the White Team. Extremely adept in sports, she is, nonetheless, always patient, though never condescending with those less skilled than she. As White Team captain and as all-school volleyball captain, she has shown a good spirit in leading her schoolmates, constantly giving a word of in- struction and encouragement. However, whenever it is her misfortune to face a defeat, she does so with complete grace. Ellie is also gifted with a wonderful sense of humor and the ability to place those in her company completely at ease. This warm and affectionate girl, with her shiny blond hair curved in a graceful page boy, will be surely missed next year. MARY KAROLINA PEDERSON Kilgore, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team House Council: ITV Vice-President: IV Dux Femina Facti: III, TV Roman Banquet: III, IV High Priestess: IV Quaestor: IV Math Club: III, IV Inner Circle: III Honor Roll: III, IV Merit List: III, IV Garden Club: IV Form Vice-President: IV Tat 4 dueson Mary K. is one of the most gifted and best loved girls of the graduating class. Intelligent, courteous, and sincere, she is esteemed by her teachers as well as by her contemporaries. No one has ever seen’ sunny-dispositioned Mary K. upset or angry; as well as being charming, intellectual company, she has an extremely infectious laugh which always puts her contingents in a good humor for the rest of the day. Tall, stunning Mary K. is an object. of admira- tion to both sexes, and will certainly be.much sought after as a friend wherever she goes—who can help loving Mary K.? Vicki Pernell is somewhat of a paradox—she possesses a rare and sophisticated beauty, yet acts with all the warmth of one who is completely un- conscious of this rare asset. Tall, thins and beautiful, she is Hockaday’s version of a New York model. Besides possessing this rare beauty, Vicki is also known for her roles in the Glee Club productions of the “Boyfriend” and “Brigadoon” in which she showed that she can sing with warmth and act with all the complete expression of her role. Yet Vicki is also a serious and strong student, taking part in the Dux, math club, Philosophy Group, and the Math- science seminar. With these important facets, Vicki can do much © in this world, and as she goes to college, she goes with our fondest hopes for a brilliant future. LOIS VICTORIA PERNELL Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday; 8 years Green Team Honor Roll: I, H, IV Merit List: I Dux Femina Facti: I, II Roman Banquet: I, II Cupbearer: I Drama Club: I Typing Club: II Glee Club: I, II, II, IV Entre Nous: II, III Math Club: III, IV Cornerstones Staff: IV Art Club: IV Philosophy Group: IV Math-Science Seminar: IV Aele Ce, Rheta is the acknowledged authority on makeup in the boarding department. Her skill in this applies as well to her ability at stage makeup, in which she takes a prominent place for efficiency. Our Pawhuska belle voices her opinions directly and sincerely, and is respected for this and for her . ability in art. This is a truly creative young woman, whose career will undoubtedly point toward art and beautification, if not toward the sciences at which she is such an expert: With such close contact with her vivacity and sense of humor, one would not think that a scientific mind would be among her best qualities. Rheta, with her striking face and proficiency in scientific learning, will undoubtedly be a source of amazement and envy to her male contingents at college, not to mention for the rest of her life. RHETA TERESA RAY Pawhuska, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Art Club: III, IV Math Club: I II Inner Circle: III Honor Roll: IV Physics-Math Seminar: IV Senior Play: IV VIRGINIA WALLACE SAVAGE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years Green Team Typing Club: I Honor Roll: I, I, I, 1V Dux Femina Facti: I, I, Il, TV Lictor: II Pontifex Maxima: IV Magistra Scribendi: III, IV Roman Banquet: I, H, II, 1V Candlebearer: I Palm Branch: IV Grace: III Tu Tertulia: II Math Club: II, HI, 1V Historian: II Seeretary-Treasurer: III President: IV Inner Circle: Ty TIT, IV Merit List: II, III, IV Community Service Committee: II Founders Day Award: II Vicious Circle Medal: I, II, III, 1V Red Cross Service Pin: II Mu Alpha Theta: III, IV Hallmark Staff; III Co-Editor: IV Honor Guard: III Philosophy Group: IV Math-Science Seminar: IV Recreation Committee: III, [IV National Merit Scholarship Finalist: 1V Art Award: I-III Biology Seminar: IV By reading Virginia’s accomplishments, you can see only one half of this girl’s assets. Besides being extremely intelligent, Virginia is an excellent horse- woman, an artist, and a swimmer. She also loves to water-ski. These other interests give Virginia her unusual ability to converse intelligently on a large variety of subjects. This ability, combined with her willingness to listen, has won her the close friend- ship of the girls and teachers at Hockaday. She is a quiet girl, but one of definite principles and original ideas. She asserts herself unoffensively in a group, and her views are always respected. Virginia is a strikingly beautiful girl, who loves to joke and have a good time. She is very popular not only with the girls at school but also with boys. It is not often that such a combination of talent, beauty, personality, and intelligence is found. When such a combination is found, it is to be treasured. Exuberance, and laughter, and dark sparkling eyes .. . Talented drawing, singing, acting, and dancing .. . Energetic, efficient, willing . . . Tolerant, sym- pathetic, complaisant. A “‘little philosopher’? with a lot of common sense and a whopping sense of humor, who chases the blues and is sure to be chased. She is no myth; she is just our very real and dear Diana! DIANA LEE SESSIONS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Glee.Club: II, IH, IV Honor Roll: HI, IV Drama Club: III, IV President: IV Math Club: II, UI Inner Circle: Ii. ul seta kin eV ae Welcoming Committee: IV Cornerstones Staff: IV Modern Dance: Club: I Senior Play: IV Debate Club: III | — se ppaeaat eibtcrect SUZANNE SIMMONS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday. 8 years White Team Math Club: I Varsity Hockey: I Art Club: ITI, IV President: IV Tu Tertulia: IV Community Service Committee: I Honor Guard: I Student Government Committee: I Suzanne is always what everyone else isn’t and does what no one else would. Suzanne believes in acting natural at all times whether it shocks people or not, and she has acquired many friends because of her individuality and uninhibited personality. Her dearest possessions in this world are her flashing red M.G. and her dog Randy. Suzanne has a definite flair for painting and has therefore been an able presi- dent of the Art Club. We wish Suzanne good luck next year and we are sure she will be well liked wherever she goes. The best adjective which can be ascribed to Jane is “responsible.” She has demonstrated a concentrated amount of responsibility in carrying out her duties as the Chairman of the School Service Committee, and as a steady, reliable member of Tu Tertulia. Whatever job or duty may be assigned to Jane will be carried out efficiently and swiftly. She possesses great determination in her studies and is an exempli- fication of efficiency in carrying them out. Jane can meet almost any situation with a cool, logical, ef- fective outlook, which explains why so many of her classmates count on her for help or advice. Responsible Jane will be outstanding for her capa- bility wherever she goes. JANE ALLEN STAMPER Antlers, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team Form Vice-President: I Student Council: II, IV Secretary: II Glee Club: I Duxslaii Roman Banquet: I, II Cup Bearer: I Do Dertaliae le Lip TV Spanish Medal: II Treasurer: III School Service Committee: III, IV Co-Chairman: III Chairman: IV Honor Roll: I, II, II, IV Merit List: II, HI, IV Judicial Committee: I Boarders Pin: I, II, II Recreation Committee: III Mu Alph a Theta: III Courtesy Cap: II Welcoming Committee: II-IV Honor Guard: III ELIZABETH EXALL STEWART Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team Glee Club: I, II, II, IV Treasurer of Form: I Tu Tertulia: II, III, IV Vice-President: IV Dux Femina Facti: I, II, II, IV Aedile: III Quaestor: IT Censor: IV Magistra Scribendi: IV Roman Banquet: I, I, III, IV Candlebearer: I Palm Branch: IV Honor Roll: I, II, III, IV Merit List: II, II Math Club: J, II, III, IV Inner Circle: I-III Cornerstones Staff: IV Assistant Editor: IV Debate Club: IV Philosophy Group: IV All-School Volleyball: H, UI, IV Manager: II, II, IV All-School Basketball: II Manager: II Mu Alpha Theta: III Recreation Committee: ITI, TV Honor Guard: III National Merit Commendation: IV Senior Play: IV If you are wondering who the petite bundle of energy is that just tushed by, it is bound to have been Liz, affectionately known as the “lizard” by her best friends. Liz is serious, dependable, and mdus- trious. Her intelligen¢e, put to good use by hard work, is well-known. Liz has the highest ideals, and by adhering rigidly to them has won the lasting respect of her class. On the lighter side, Liz is a perfect hostess. Her snapping green eyes and vivacious personality bring parties to life and put everyone at ease. Liz will long be remembered not only as a charming and helpful girl, but also as a mature and purposeful person. 14 A smile, a twinkle in her eye, and a long red pageboy are all characteristics of Mary Thuss. Her great sense of humor is well known to the whole Senior Class. Although she’d be the last one to admit it, Mary is also one of the smartest Seniors. She never speaks of her grades or her problems and she is unselfish and is always concerned about others. She, a willing listener, is always ready to hear another’s problems and to help her. Eager to praise and quick to cdnsole, Mary will indeed leave a pleasant and longlasting memory behind her. MARY VAN DYNE THUSS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years White Team Treasurer of Form: III Judiciary Committee: I Dux Femina Facti: I, II Roman Banquet: I, II Entre Nous: III, IV Sec; IV Glee Club: I, II Honor Roll: I, Il, IV Typing Club: I Art Club: III Math Club: III Inner Circle: III Cornerstones Staff: IV Photography Editor: IV Senior Play: IV Welcoming Committee: I Drama Club: II Honor Guard: III Merit List: III, IV ses = ae i Sibbitbidbbbioetes SUSAN LOU TOCKER Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday. 2 years White Team Entre Nous: III, IV Vice-President: IV Tu Tertulia: IV Drama Club: III, IV Math Club: IV Senior Play: IV Honor Roll: III, IV Although Susan seems quiet when you first meet her, it is not long before you discover that she is one of the sweetest, most fun-to-be-with girls in the senior class. Susan, always willing to help, has a genuine concern in any project she undertakes. Her hard work and versatility have helped make many of the dramatic productions at Hockaday a great success. She helps backstage, skillfully and willingly and is also a very good actress, for instance her per- formance in the Senior Play. Susan, poised and charming, has beautiful hair, a striking face, and a very good figure. The com- bination of her beauty and charm make Susan a real lady. Robin has long been acknowledged one of the loveliest girls of the senior class. With her fair skin and striking deep blue eyes, she’s an attractive addition to any group. Robin is devoted to beautiful music and very proficient on the piano. Besides giv- ing people pleasure in this way, she has a lively wit which takes effect in subtle yet striking remarks; she also has a talent for making people feel at ease in her company, as well as having a sincere interest in the accomplishments and problems of others. Hock- aday will miss her charming, winning presence next year. ROBERTA ELAINE UNDERWOOD Amarillo, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team House Council: IV Philosophy Group: IV Piano Literature: [TV Garden Club: IV Honor Roll: III, IV Senior Play: IV ELOISE V. VELLUCI Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team President of Form: II Student Council: II Entre Nous: II, II Dux Femina Facti: I, II Roman Banquet: I, II Head Slave: I Winebearer: I Glee Club: I, II, II, IV Treasurer: III President: IV Honor Roll: I, I, II, IV Merit List: II, IV Drama Club: I, III Math Club: II, II, IV Historian: III Inner Circle: II, III Cornerstones Staff: TV Fourth Form Editor: IV Welcoming Committee: II, III Mu Alpha Theta: III Senior Play: IV Cheerful in all she does, friendly to all she meets, Eloise is one of the most outstanding members in her class. Her sincerity, good will, and enthusiasm have won many friends and her talent in acting and singing has gained the admiration of all. Eloise is always ready to give help and advice whenever it is needed, and she has dedicated much time to each of her many activities. Eloise, president of the Glee Club, culminated her four years of participation in the school operettas by playing the lead, Fiona, in “Brigadoon.” As is usual with a person of Eloise’s ability and effort, her performance in “Brigadoon” as well as in her other efforts was outstanding. Whether she works on the Student Council, in an honor society, or in a club, Eloise is always a wel- come addition. What endears Lana to everyone who knows her in her unaffectedness. Gifted with a beautiful figure and winning smile, she seems unaware of her out- standing qualities and works on as though she were no one out of the ordinary. Her skill at the piano has supplied us with many happy memories, as have her vociferous comments at the bridge table. This prime example of the lovely southern belles about whom we hear so much, and of whom we see so few, will leave an unfillable place next year. LANA KAY WALKER Lubbock, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Secretary of Form: HI Glee Club: III Piano Literature: III, IV Philosophy Group: IV Honor Roll: IV All-School Swimming: III JUDY ALLINE WEBB Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team Math Club: III Art_Club: LI, [V Philosophy Group: IV Green Team Cheerleader: IV Senior Play: IV All-School Swimming: III A lovely girl with auburn hair and a radiant smile—that’s Judy. With a freshness like spring, and an ever-ready desire to lend a helping hand, Judy has truly won a place in the hearts of all who know her. As Green Team cheerleader, Judy, with her new and effective yells, has seen to it that the spectators never lose -enthusiasm. Because of her effervescence, Judy has won many girl friends and numerous beaux at home and abroad. Having traveled around the world, Judy has made friends in the Orient, Europe, and South America. We predict that Judy will have no difficulty in making a place for herself wherever she goes. Wertzie can nearly always be found playing bridge or enjoying a Dr. Pepper in Junior. Probably best known for her amazing ability as a mimic, Mary sometimes is the despair of her friends when, during . relatively serious moments, she sends them into gales of stifled laughter by her facial antics. Mary's outgoing friendliness has won for her many friends in the lower forms, and her second grade charges are always willing to attest to her excellence as a student teacher. For three years Wertzie has given her time to the School Service Committee and has ably served as treasurer and secretary. This warm girl with her joie de vivre will long be remembered here at Hockaday. MARY ELAINE WERTZ Amarillo, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team Tu Tertulia: III, IV School Service Committee: II, III, 1V Treasurer: III Secretary: IV House Council: II Recreation Committee: III Philosophy Group: IV Garden Club: IV Honor Guard: II Merit List: II Form Cheerleader: III Senior Play: IV SUSAN WHITE Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team Tu Tertulia: III, IV Art Club: II Math Club: III, IV Inner Circle: III Drama Club: IV Merit List: IV Honor Roll: IV Senior Play: IV Physics-Math Seminar: IV Susan is perhaps one of the quietest girls in the senior class. She is one person upon whom anyone can count in a jam, and she always has the time, no matter how busy she is, to listen to someone else’s problems. She excels in studies, and is a steady work- er. Her dearest friends are the people who truly know what a sincere and righteous girl Susan is. She has a deep sense of what is right, but possessing this quality doesn’t prevent her from being one of the gayest members of a group. Though quiet, her comments are practical and effective. Susan will be a prominent scholar at the Univer- sity of New Mexico next year, and her teachers at Hockaday will miss her responsible work here. Innumerable freckles, a wide smile, and eyes that crinkle when she laughs—all these characterize Susan. As captain of the Green Team, personality-plus Susan has made it an enthusiastic and spirit-filled year for the Team. With her well-known warhoops which fill opposition teams with desperate terror as. Wiso sweeps down the field or catapults a ball across the volleyball net, Susan is one of the most familiar and best-loved girls at Hockaday. As well as being most proficient in athletics, Susan, with her smile which no one can resist, and her sincere interest in and friendliness to all, has truly won the enthusiasm and admiration of her classmates. She never misses an Opportunity to have fun, or to make something normally tedious a riotous picnic. Susan will be irreplaceable next year and for the rest of Hockaday’s existence. We all wish her the best of luck, wherever she may go. SUSAN BAIRD WISE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team Student Government Committee: II Entre Nous: III Athletic Board: III, IV Form Representative: III Green Team Captain: IV All-School-Teams: Hockey: Iii, IIT, 1V Volleyball: II, IV Softball: I, II, IT, 1V Basketball: II Athletic Sweater: III Athletic Shield: I, I, III, IV Honor Roll: III, [IV Senior Play: IV JANA CORBETT ZIMMERMAN Attended Hockaday. 1 year Green Team Drama Club: IV Senior Play: IV Riding Club: IV President Jan came to Hockaday from Virginia this year, and has adapted rapidly to Texas and its way of life. She can be recognized by fruit boots and an Air Force Academy pin. An assiduous horsewoman, Jan spends most of her time trying to improve on her equestrian skills, but she can also be heard playing her bongos late at night and listening to progressive jazz. Jan will be remembered by the graduates for her recitals of limericks in Junior and for her eastern humor, punctuated with Yankee “youall” ’s, as well as for her great inventiveness and dramatic ability. Name ADAMS ADDYMAN ALLEN ANTHONY AUSTIN BARZUNE BEAL BEASLEY BENSINGER BERRY BOARDMAN BRACK BRADLY BRATTON BROWN CALDWELL CAMPBELL CASTLEBERRY COWGILL CRANSTON DAVIDSON DeSANDERS FLAXMAN FOWLER FURRH GILES GOODSON GRAHAM GRINNIN HARRIS HAWTHORNE HIGGINBOTHAM HOFFMAN 94 Heard Saying Vaguely Oh, if my date has a beard... Don’t bug me! Awk! Would you all wash for me? I'll show ’em I got a letter from Bruce. If Ricky doesn’t quit bothering me... Can anyone give me a ride I want my grape- fruit I don’t under- Standen Oh really, anyone for bridge. Aloha I've gotta do my exercises Don’t hit me no mo! 3 no-trump Oh, sure Do I really look all right? Off to the art Jab. Terri, don’t ever, ever over bid a 3 card suit Let me have a bite Skizzy Gotta call Ben I’m sick of this whole mess Let’s go to Bosier. I've missed another deadline Might as well can’t dance That’s too feminine I feel so sorry for you Would an SMU coed say that? How can anyone be so stupid ? I'll never make it to California Hi, y’ all Favorite Occupation Conversation Seeing Sam on weekends Bob H. Duck hunting Studying Using Alberto VO-5 Wheelbarrow racing Taming White Monkeys Applying to colleges Friday lunch with Mr. Smith Afternoons in study hall Latin Debate Club Refugee act Fighting with rats Kibitzing at bridge W. and L. Blinking eyes Painting Slinging toothpaste can Campaigning for Republicans Janetor Hallmark Losing weight Burning “Britches” Annual Making funny faces Lakehouse parties Getting dates Driving the “yellow beast”’ Spelling “‘desiccated”’ Charles Distributing pencils from ‘“‘Hoffman’s . Menswear” Seen Wearing Green hair Jackie's hair style Black rinse Dirty tennis shoes Pink hair Kinkless hair- spray Cheerleader sweater Expensive jewelry Red and orange coat Green and White beany Night cap Brown leather loafers Lei Courtesy Cap Cut-off combinations Black Green legs Coat with huge collar Paint Rat jacket Muu-Mu KBOX sticker Heels Pleated skirts Exotic dresses Sweater around waist White hair Long underwear Expensive clothes No lipstick Green hair Streaks Regulation Shoes Senior Most Outstandin g Feature Eye makeup Height Nose Hands Small waist Personality Soft voice Hair Directing (everything) Leadership Being late Looks Mathematical mind Big mouth Yellow streaks Poise The “campbell look” White feet Artistic ability Pigeon toes Will power Expressions ? Smile Turned up nose Laugh Color of eyes Laugh Skinned legs Walk Voice Vocabulary Eyes Sweetness a = Name — HOLLOMAN HOWELL HUDKINS JOHNSON JONES | KADANE LAWRENCE LEE BELL LUBBEN LUMPKIN MADDEN MARTINDALE McCLAIN McLEMORE MURRAY NASH NELLE OLIVER OWEN PAULS PEDERSON PERNELL RAY SAVAGE SESSIONS SIMMONS STAMPER STEWART THUSS TOCKER UNDERWOOD VELLUCI WALKER WEBB WERTZ WHITE WISE ZIMMERMAN -Glances Heard Saying Like crazy! Well Jimmy says... I'm a dear little white rose. I have a joke Uga buga! 222??? Check ya later. My chapel speaker isn’t here. Quit that, Pat Jim called me. Hello, young ladies Well she could be cute... but Anything loudly I’ve just got to get some spray net So uuubbhhhhh Greetings What, what, what... My Greek family... Guess what I heard Heck, yeh Oh, really Burp Forget it Oh, it was easy Scuse Oh, well Think I should call Mike? May I say something ? Honey I did something so embarrassing. Worms in my cereal again Would you please PIS Caen Let me tell you about my job Let me tell you... Nothing That reminds me of a yoke... I disagree Favorite Occupation Doing physics experiments Being A. J. Making A’s in Latin Bidding 3-card suits Calisthenics Athletic Board Tennis lessons Chapel Making Green Team posters Texas Guitar Nursing ulcers Leaving clothes on buses Missing class Reading ? Wrecking cars Keeping study hall Being seen, but not heard Greece Gossip White Team Buying shoes Carrying piglets Playing both ends against the middle. : Science Dancing Trying to get The Vogue look Eating Going to Junior Riding in a jeep Falling down Looking in a mirror Deafening people Eating Traveling Making faces Growing voodoo trees Green Team Skiing and riding Seen Wearing Sun glasses Sweaters Strange socks Hair dye Long fingernails A corset Plaid scarf Little bows Suspenders Trench coat Long skirts Tommy’s ring Cheerleading outfit at parties False fingernails French roll Ski Sweater Yellow skirt Green bermudas AFS pin Highland Park sticker Texas sticker Gigantic hair rollers Father's sweater Rings Math club doughnut Hugh’s letter Sweater No shoes Short skirts Glasses Black dresses Contacts Beehive hairdo High cheek bones Coats Orange Sweater used as leotard Witch doctor amulet Shin guards Riding pants Most Outstanding Feature Posture Ankles That. little girl look Borrowing Coordination Organization Long legs Eyes Modesty Friendliness Complexion Sneeze Scatter brain Beauty Neatness Figure Sincerity, laugh Nose Musical ability Effervescence Page boy Long legs Tiny feet Small waist NMS finalist Huge feet Extremely long hair Studying ability Brains Grace Dramatic ability Fair skin Voice Bowlegs Red Hair Faces Fingernails Humor Sarcasm 95 ' ‘Looking for Some thing on ' tt How now brown cow. ‘ a, Caught in the act TET ou 5 4 4 | How iuvinile... T am too a dear little whit rose! ind it tastes good too it's Vy ctual] 1 ' i a8) ri rc eri tort Beauty is only deep. int sk | | Barbara Castleman, Charlene.Cline, Mrs. Tidey, Flo Lacy, Debbie Oakes. OFFICERS Mer Oe LSA GY ieee aes es rr ee ges Se President AC BARA GS LL VAN se oe ee Vice-President CELARISEIN Fie LUNE Ww donne hes ees ees ee Secretary BD EOE OA GES eee oe the se eect eee seme eee feactret IVER Same DL ey eo ee te a ee ag he ee ee eee Sponsor The III Form, the class of ’62, has enjoyed an eventful and prosperous year. The projects which have drawn our class closer are maintaining order in the halls, giving chapel to Lower School regularly, and visiting and serving the Children’s Hospital as a community project. Our money-making project was selling candy. Through our projects, parties, and athletic events our class has gained unity and |. friendship. We wish to thank our beloved sponsor, Mrs. Tidey, the class officers, and each in- dividual class member for a wonderful year. Dackie Ahlschlager Connie Anderson Anne Bartley e Jean Bateson yee a Meg Boggess oh Sally Bowser Sally Bradshaw Brelsford Patsy Brower Rosemary Carleton Nancy Case Barbie Castleman Sandy Ceballos = —_ VOY, Brseces Se Pre owe of Slee wst0oFfH CAE Ge fee ft Jy gv7s RES aE Ce a ZnO baer Cae mr ; 7924AOS7 Syriless Helo xo ac. GA 4 ay - AS Ji ov 7a 2 Wynne Chilton _ Carrin Clark ya? Charlene, Cline Libby Collins Lyra Dewees Nan Ellen Dickinson Peggy Donaldson Holley Galland Joan Goren Karen Greene Sharon Hafer Diane Hardy Jill Henry Kathy Harris Brooke Hervey Marian Higginbotham Linda Hill Karen Hinn Margaret, Hirsch Janet Howard Sandra Howard Joan Hubbell Susan Hudson June Hunt Sallie Inabnett Nancy Johnston Flo Lacy Janet Langston Carmen Lawrence Marylyn Marchman Judy Marcus Dorothy Marvin Jean McKeever Jan McLendon Janet Meisel Carole Merritt Frances Merritt Susan Morris Deborah Oakes Ann Orton . aes U it A 3 Bak Loy [ ! (0 eras Q- @aQQ Wh Chance Q- Sue Perkins Kay Quisenberry Brenda Ratcliffe Nedra Reed Andrea Rendon Elizabeth Robertson Carla Robinson } Pam Schneider if Sandra Schoolfield Helen Sears Sharon Shelton Jody Smith Stephanie Smith Nancy Moon Shelly Suggs Sally Sutton ed om pow om | Ann Sweeny Mary Galen Thomas r ee ST TN Se Mary Tomlinson Lyn Waggoner he Jan Wisbrun Wendy Wollard Adrienne Zech Second Form | | j Diana Davidson, Betty Walker, Miss French, Pam Twyman, Susie Moody. OFFICERS DIANA DAVIDSON SUSIE MOODY Secretary BETTY WALKER : Treasurer MISS FRENCH Sponsor The Second Form wishes to extend the greatest thanks to its sponsor, Miss French, for bringing the class closer together and for preparing the class for the more numerous duties of the coming year. This year the Second Form projects were helping in the Book Shop, keeping the Lost and Found and the Trophy Case,. and picking up the, absentee slips, in which tasks all the girls participated eagerly. This has been an unfor- gettable year for the class of 1963. Debby Barnes Ann Bateson Marian Lynne Blackburn 0 ri op Susan Berry ) Electra Biggs i Karen Bradley Beverly Brown Joan Nan Brown Nancy Cook Diana Darling Diana Davidson Linda Louise Deal Kenny Marie Dixon Dee Downie Mary Jane Echricht Mary El Elizabeth Franks Candy Good Sondra Grady Gigi Griffiths Mary Handy , Carol a 9 — yp 7) nue “is 10 , 2 ree Marian Howell (VU ’ Margie Jackson Ww NG Elizabeth Jaquet Anne Jordan Flo Krochman 68 Wiekite Cle Lene - Cen Of LL ra 2a OS, aac c Pe oh ee ba52 Lhe CH —) A fi Ain - yy LY —_ i } Ht X JCHLOEK (D4 f lose C sge ge Se Ne KELLSE , ee Janna Lou Little Nancy Jane Michaelis Marlene Mirkes Susan Moody Pamela McCrary Beatrice McKinney Ann McKnight Dale Ness Patricia Nichols Becky Oakley Dorothy Paine Suz-Ann Price Suzanne Raborn Anne Refdon Maty Sanger Susan Sewell Merijean Sheltox, ‘ aN Vv Fern Silver Sally Smith Laurie Louise Spurgin Pamela Twyman Elizabeth Walker Susan Weber aa y Mw x | . nl)” yA | UT 5 ea | s “ pW | gh 8 NE Lae ae | — lp 6 A Y } i VA ' As } ee } UL ‘ | 2 i) Wy? fi v ; | Jeanne Weil Bet gl i , Carol Louise Williams 7 tf £ vie 2 wt x l fy WN re KO ) A aay 6D f f } ie } 4 }} jf qf - c oe } f V4 ; if at fj as PR: 4 Jody Williams Carol Sue Willingham Cynthia Wood Happy Yancy @ @ @ eo Soe : 4 aa F “ry eS - 17 First Form Seated: Dorothy Collins, Mrs. Feuerstahler, Barbara Fix. Standing: Olivia Laney, Sherod Yancey. im OFFICERS OLIVIA LANEY BARBARA FIX DOROTHY COLLINS Secretary SHEROD YANCEY Treasurer MRS. FEUERSTAHLER Sponsor The First Form has had a very interesting and successful year. Besides gaining class spirit through our social events, we also gained unity through our many class projects. Seeing that the athletic equipment was in its proper place during physical education class time, helping in the library, supplying the infirmary with books and magazines, keeping the bulletin board neat, and printing and selling the Hockaday calendar are all projects that brought our class closer together. The most inspiring project of the year was a party given in April for first grade children at the Community Chest Homes. All in all, the class projects this year have been instructive to us and we hope helpful to the school. Elizabeth Alexander Carol Anderson Susie Anderson TA 4 4 ‘.) die r eat % a AS hy Sat yw ely aa Elizabeth Ardrey J be , a ' Carol Ashe LY : - ee, re yf Linda Barry ye Connie Bauer Helen Biggs Nancy Bruce Carola Cantrell Dorothy Collins Cynthia Convers Betty Crosby Rhonda Curphy Betty Ann Dickinson Jennifer Fabian Diana Felder Laura Fisher Barbara Fix Melinda Fry Brooksie Gilliland Vesta Anne Greenleaf Jane Ellen Gurentz on 0 Dale Haas Elaine Halliburton Anna Hartmann : Nancy Gene Higginbotham Beverly Hilburn } , Mimi Holt ae is fe @ Joie Elizabeth Honea Carolyn Jaffe Mary Diane Kadane Olivia Laney Frances Lindley Anne Miller Marian Newsome Ann Penson Claudia Peterson Katharine Stirling Pitman Jane Post Toni Ann Rogers Sandra Rune Ann Russel e BEY 1 ow , oa. Qe)” . Qire y Ys wetday Pd V U A eed A p a vn QA fe Sally Saunders ¥ a y Susan Schermerhorn yr ERS ee ‘A Candace Schoeneman Katharine Sears Cathey Silverberg Alice Simkins_, | SETS i tricia Smith ce [eas = Martha Thomas neers Wee Karenelooke Gee eae ke erapes on ite oan = © land = Y = a Lutad ae) = (© Y G AS ae O O fe U N Ue) lB GREEN AND WHITE BANNER STAFF: Seated, |. to r.: Mrs. Henry, Phillips, Kemp, Marchman, Berry, Mason. Standing: I. to r.: Korn, David, Puitt, Sandfield, Francis, Powell, Adams, Lewis, Pierce, Rose. Not Pictured: Levin, Rader, Abright, Roberts, Rowe, Sharp, Ellis, Hudson, Nynne. MS otis. STUDENT COUNCIL: Seated, r. to L: Japling, Penson, Hill, Short, Decherd, Francis, Hunt. Standing: Mrs. Furgurson, Vellucci, Fisher, Biggers, Kemp, Hudson, Graham, Seal, Hunt, Castleman. GREEN AND WHITE CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: White Captain: Graham, Cheerleaders: Hill, Bush, Decherd, Norrham, Mason, Green Cheerleaders: Marchman, _ Berry, Nadley, Clingingsmith, Velluci, Cap- tain: Francis. FIRST GRADE—SECTION A—first row, |. to +.: Mrs. Sherard, Lorna McMullen, Lisa Wigley, Katharine Roberts, Vicki Bowden, Landra Parrott. Second row, PesOLte Shelli Segal, Gwen Oliver, Mary Lyn Hale. FIRST GRADE—SECTION B—first row, 1. to r.: Mrs. Hill, Allison Otis, Mitzi Lynn, Paula Sears, Shelly McClain, Louise Shelmire. Second row, |. to r.: Maty Elizabeth Norris, Elizabeth Justice, Val Glitsch. SECOND GRADE—SECTION A—first row, |. to r.: Mrs. Crume, Debbie Jaffe, Alex- andra Bonifield, Dana Dickenson, Marion Brook Lyon, Lucy Crow, Ruth Hogg. Second row, I. to r.: Teddi Ann Aussicker, Alexandra McGee, Lisa Short, Robin Singleton, Jennifer Bassett. SECOND GRADE—SECTION B—first row, 1. to r.: Patricia Yandel, Mrs. Meredith, Debbie Brin, Julie Dowell, Kris Holberg, Lisa Otis, Ann Meador. Second row, |. to r.: Valerie McGhee, Liza Felder, Candace Keller, Sandra Smith, Laura Bayoud. a ae ae os THIRD GRADE—SECTION A—first row, |. to r.: Sharon Williams, Mrs. Drake, Vicki Lynn, Ann Mitchell, Bridget Jadwick, Jenifer Roberts, Grace Steere, Jeanne Fillmore, Cynthia Pennington. Second row, |. to r.: Read Penson, Carol Hogg, Melissa Mahaney, Pamela Beck, Barbara Gary, Kitty Caraway. Absent: Kathy McKinney. THIRD GRADE—SECTION B—first row, |. to r.: Mrs. Berkowitz, Cynthia Stewart, Margie Wagers, Christina Brau, Verena Albrecht, Susan Kurth, Coke Ann Murchison. Second row, 1. to r.: Willadean Doolin, Elizabeth May, Candy Freeman, Patti Dubois, Judy Post, Debbie Schonfield. FOURTH GRADE—SECTION A—first row, |. to r.: Michelle Blake, Laurie Jopling, Olive Dinwiddie, Robbie Gail Newman, Sharon Katz, Kathleen Josey, Ardell Taylor. Second row: Janet McNabb, Susan Skeeters, Nancy Underwood, Mrs. McCormick, Carolyn McClain, Shane Otis, Sally Castleman. Not Pictured: Betty Priddy. FOURTH GRADE—SECTION B—first row, |. to r.: Miss Reeves, Yvonne Albrecht, Sally Cortes, Pamela Harris, Jan Hancock, Elizabeth Thorne. Second row: Susan Orton, Lucy Steere, Janice Rader, Debbie Curry. Not pictured: Betsy Hartmann. FIFTH GRADE—SECTION A—first row, |. to r.: Emily Gary, Susan Roberts, Margaret Bright, Jeanette Vaughan, Gayle Anderson, Cheryl Meredith, Mandy Mayhew. Second row: Jennifer Josey, Peggy Thompson, Swanee Hunt, Mrs. Bowlby, Chan Cox, Louise Campbell, Mary Lide, Kathryn Fillmore. Not Pictured: Debbie Humphrey, Kathy Macadams. FIFTH GRADE—SECTION B—first row, . to r.: Sally Alexander, Claudia McKinney, Linda Majors, Tricia Wilson, Nancy Leake, Linda Julian, Ellen Hulsey. Second row: Susan Young, Elaine Lockadoo, Jan Woodward, Mrs. Lundsteen, Clare Frost, Nancy Burrow, Kaleta Doolin. Not Pictured: Jacqueline Miller. FIFTH GRADE—SECTION C—first row, 1. to r.: Cathy Lindsley, Frances Aronson, Leslie Lippitt, Cynthia French, Karen Wigley, Nancy Strauss, Susan Strauss, Jennifer Inge. Second row: Jan Roberts, Cathy Castleman, Ceclia McGhee, Vicki Michaelis, Mrs. Miller, Alanna Whelan, Sally Beth Purnell, Betty Gibbons, Ann Lawrence. SIXTH GRADE—SECTION A—first row, . to r.: Susan Bassett, Cathy Danna, Cherrie Worthington, Janie Castleman, Tina Schonfeld, Jane Benedum, Peggy Sue Higginbotham, Amy Overton. Second row: Brenda Hill, Leslie Pickering, Penn Gardner, Helena Underwood, Mrs. Merritt, Pamela Webb, Karla Wilcoxson, Helen Hunt, Nancy Meyer, Terry Tucker. SIXTH GRADE—SECTION B—first row, |. to r.: Danielle Wilson, Hannah Davis, Debbie Batterson, Beverly Berry, Joy Henry, Ann Goddard, Susan Wagner, Linda Hill. Second row: Ann Bower, Lucy Norsworthy, Mary Maxson, Carolyn Kemp, Mrs. Greeves, Pam Pickens, Ellen Lee, Carol Rogers. Not Pictured: Dianne Jopling. SEVENTH GRADE—SECTION A—first row, |. to r.: Claudia Campbell, Beverly Nasif, Ann Harris, Didi Hundson, Temple Wynne, Nini Rowe, Darcy Hartmann. Second row: Josie Roberts, Althea Gerrard, Harriet Higginbotham, Suki Penson, Particia Beck, Sandra Ellis, Sally Sharp, Elizabeth Wilber. SEVENTH GRADE—SECTION B—first row, . to 7: Carol Ann Taylor, Cindy Machue, Leslie Varel, Mary Ann Stell, Carla McKinney, Nancy Sawyer, Susan Mead. | Second row: Alinda Hill Patty Wadley, Joan Hamric, Louisa Alford, Pam Petritz, Becky Hawn. Not Pictured: Kathryn Bond. SEVENTH GRADE—SECTION C—first row, 1. to r.: Claire Bailey, Lou Ann Robins, | Chris Woolley, Carol Lewis, Pam Hunter, Barbara McCutchin, Barbara Biggers. Second row: Mindy Pruitt, Amelia Drake, Ann Abright, Mary Frances McLemore, Lynn McEntire, Nan Harrington. Not pictured: Betsy Korn. EIGHTH GRADE—SECTION A—first row, |. to r.: Michelle Wilson, Jennifer Brown, Susan Pierce, Madalyn Marchman, Phelan Adams, Leslie Rader. Second row: Ina Kaplan, Lucy Berry, Mimi Purnell, Melanie Mason, Paula Vellucci, Carol You ng. EIGHTH GRADE—SECTION B—first row, 1. to r.: Peachy Fischer, Elley Levin, Charlotte Beyer, Dale Silver, Anne Young, Cindy David, Cay Clingingsmith. Secayd row: Judi Graham, Cherlyne Short, Mary Margaret Powell, Nina Works, Judy Kemp) Sarah Harris, Peggy Dunbar. Not pictured: Judy Brin. EIGHTH GRADE—SECTION C—first row, 1. to r.: Joanne Humphrey, Carol Bright, Madelon David, Pamela Phillips, Sherry Wigley, Betsy Bush, Hellen Rose. Second row: Robin Seale, Gay Worsham, Dealey Decherd, Tricia Barr, Dorothy Jane Smith, Jane Francis, Sue Wertheimer. Not pictured: Charlotte Collier. 136 SPECIAL TEACHERS, . zo r.: Mademoiselle Moulin, Mrs. Chenoweth, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Martin. Not Pictured: Mrs. Sims. | SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH GRADE TEACHERS: Standing, |. to r.: Mrs. Mc- Comas, Mrs. Hetherington, Miss Pears, Mrs. Nagers. Seated, |. to r.:: Mme. Coulanges, Miss Galt, Mrs. Henry. Not Pictured: Miss Kimball, Mr. Hall, Mrs. Hutchinson. Mts. Carmichael and Mrs. McCrum. Dux Femina Facti Contalra COAT. ; Mary Berry and Judy Kadane 5 SVORIOTS Ae ea eee Miss Grow and Mrs. Feuerstahler The Dux Femina Facti, established in 1939, is Hockaday’s Latin Honor Society. The purpose of this society is to further the member’s knowledge of the traditions, ideals, and principles of Roman life. The name itself, Dux Femina Facti, is a quotation from Virgil’s ““Aeneid’”’ meaning “the leader of the undertaking was a woman.” The Dux is headed by a cursus honorum consisting ofits eleven officers, by its sponsors, and, of course, by Minerva, the Goddess of Wisdom. Membership in the Dux is open to all Latin students who, after one semester, have an average of 85 or above in their grammar, Caesar, Cicero, of Virgil Classes. The highlight of the Dux-sponsored activities was the traditional Roman Banquet, held. in May in honor of Minerva, the Goddess of Wisdom. MEMBERS C. Anderson, A. Bartley, L. Barry, G. Barzune, J. Bateson, Bateson, B. Beasley, H. Biggs, W. Bensinger, M. Berry, S. Bowser, J. Bratton, D. Collins, C. Convers, R. Carleton, C. Cline, D. Carling, D. Davidson, N. Dickin- son, P. Donaldson, L. Fisher, B. Fix, K. Flaxman, C. Giles, S. Grady, J. Gurentz, K. Harris, D. Handy, J. Henry, A. Hartmann, G. Higginbotham, M. Jackson, C. Jaffe, J. Kadane, M. Kadane, F. Krochman, J. Langston, C. Lawrence, M. Marchaman, J. Marcus, M. Meaders, J. Meisel, C. Merritt, F. Merritt, M. Mirkes, S. Moody, M. Nelle, D. Paine, M. Pederson, A. Penson, C. Peterson, K. Quisenberry, V. Savage, C. Schoeneman, D. Sewell, M. Shelton, F. Silver, E. Stewart, P. Smith, L. Spurgin, S. Suggs, B. Walker, C. Williams, J. Williams, C. Wood, S, Yancey, M. Ehricht, Howard, D. Ness, P. McCrary, C. Clark, C. Silverberg. 140 Entre Nous | President .......------ Serer © . eae 5 __... Marion Davidson Vice-President - Dee eee ee Susan ocker SCOT Chan Vice pctecls MAB, carcass =k eet eer ae Mary Thuss Sponsors .... Miss Claudine Coulanges and Mrs. Flake Daniel erento re el pees sa Entre Nous, the French Honor Society, is open to any girl who has completed a semester's work in French with honor grades. The purpose of this club is to stimulate further interest in anything pertaining to France and the French people. Initiation of the new members was held in February. Initiates were required to know French history and grammar, and the first stanza of the Marseillaise, and to submit an original poem about an initiated member. The new members were welcomed with a French dinner at La Vieille Varsovie Restaurant; they were required to bring original hats. | MEMBERS | 4 M. Davidson, A. Hawthorne, J. Langston, H. Galland, M. Higginbotham, R. Howell, S. Flaxman, F. Fowler, P. Lubben, M. Thuss, S. Tocker, M. Oliver, F. Merritt, J. Marcus, W. Bensinger, P. Beck, F. Hoffman, L. Hill, J. Hubbell, S. Anderson, L. Barry, S. Hafer, A. Penson, O. Laney, P. McCrary, A. Simpkins, P. Habsburg, A. Zech, B. Beasley, Mary Jane Ehrict, K. Harris, Jane Goren. Tu Tertulia Presid onl gn as i Ann Addyman Vite-Pretidente ee Elizabeth Stewart SCEfCIAtY Craw ee Kay Lumpkin Lveasurerne Linda Jones Sponsors .... Tu Tertulia, the Spanish Honor Society, was organized in order to recognize excel- Mrs. Oram and Mrs. Daniel lence among the students of the Spanish department. The purpose of Tu Tertulia is to acquaint its members with the customs and culture of Spanish speaking countries and to improve its members’ fluency in speaking Spanish through practice. The Christmas Posada, initiation, and Pan American Day are three high points for the members. Meet- ings are held monthly, usually on Sunday afternoons at a Mexican restaurant or at the home of a member. A. Addyman, D. Ahschlager, J. Austin, S. Sessions, F. Silver, S. Simmons, J. Smith, Wisborn, S. Wyly, A. Zech, 142 MEMBERS Bradley, H. Brown, M. Caldwell, N. Case, B. Castleman, S. Ceballos, L. Collins, C. Clark, J. DeSanders, P. Donaldson, K. Dixon, G. Elkin, A. Frances, B. Fuertes, P. Habsburg, M. Harril, B. Hervey, L. Hill, K. Hinn, R. Howell, J. Hubbell, S. Hudson, L. Jaquet, L. Jones, K. Lumpkin, M. Madden, D. Marvin, G. Murray, M. Nelle, P. Nichols, B. Oakley, C. Owen, A. Orton, E.’ Pauls, E. Robertson, D. J. Stamper, E. Stewart, S. Suggs, M. Thomas, S. Tocker, S. White, J. Mu Alpha Theta President ...... Ae dahon 78 CRY. ey Eee Kathleen Hudkins | VCEEP PESTA ENE ens ee ee ee Caroline Giles | Seevebar yal fEASUTEN cern. ee Re encase ts a Susan Bradley SPOHLOT wie eee, es Be orc rg Mr. Thompson Mu Alpha Theta, a national high school and junior college mathematics honor society, was enrolled at Hockaday in the spring of 1957. This year’s sponsor was Mr. Thompsoh. The qualifications for futl membership are fulfilled by senior high school students who have completed seven semesters of college-preparatory mathematics with grades of distinction (A). The qualifications for associate membership are fulfilled by any student who has completed three semesters of college-preparatory mathematics with a B average. As- sociate members’ only privilege is that of attending and being heard at meetings. They are also presumably likely candidates for full membership. MEMBERS: Karlene Beal, Maty Berry, Susan Bradley, Suzi Flaxman, Caroline Giles, Kathleen Hudkins, and Virginia Savage. a Courtesy Cap One of the most cherished traditional honors at Hockaday is the Courtesy Cap. To receive this award a girl must be elected by the student body and the faculty with the approval of the Student Council. The Hockaday Courtesy Cap stands for more that just courtesy; it stands for honor, integrity, and a spirit of cooperation. The green- and-white cap is worn on Fridays by those girls who have proved themselves worthy of this coveted honor. It is even more treasured because the wearers must continue to uphold its standards. This year the Courtesy Cap was awarded to: Mary Berry, Ann Addyman, Rue Howell, Nancy Meaders and Olivia Laney. reece EC TESTES 7, car 9 jad 7 os ¢ 1) ON 6 Student Council Presid ent. ac! BRS eee eg ea ea Mary Berry SOCHCLAEY | oct ee 2 ee ee Marijean Shelton LP CASURET NA RE Meera ee Jill Henry SPORS 07 cA Bae ee ete pee ee eee eee Mrs. Duncan The Student Council, an elected body, consists of the President, Secretary, Treasurer, Presidents of the First, Second, Third and Fourth Forms, Presidents of the Athletic Board and House Council and Chairmen of the Service Committees. It is elected once a year and acts as the voice for the opinions of the student body. In the Student Council rest the following responsibilities: the promotion of a self-governing body of students through emphasis on individual and community interests; the maintenance of the standards of integrity necessary to an honor system; the stimulation of interest and loyalty in school activities; the strengthening of the individual’s understanding of his position in the community through education of the principles of self-government. MEMBERS M. Berry, J. Kadane, J. Austin, K. Fowler, F. Lacy, D. Davidson, M. Shelton, J. Henry, R. Howell, J. Stamper and Olivia Laney. The House Council President Jane Austin Vice-President Mary K. Pederson Secretary Harriet Brown Treasurer Jo Bratton Sponsors .. Miss Reynolds and Mrs. O’Connor The House Council, sponsored by Miss Reynolds and Mrs. O’Connor, consists of. the presidents from each of the IV Form Houses and halls of the residence department. As problems arise, the council tries to promote harmony and understanding among the resident students. The Hockaday Boarders’ Pins are won by the girls who are outstanding in the qualities of service, friendship and loyalty, besides being good housekeepers. MEMBERS R. Underwood, S. Inabnett, B. Hervey, C. Cline; S. Smith, S. Ceballos, L. Jaquet, A. McKnight, N. Megaders S=Rime. Girls not pictured who served on the Council during the year are: S. Perkifs, C-Clark, f Smith, K. Lumpkin. Athletic Board President 344 2 eee bach: Se Judy Kadane SP OMS OG sa ccetee strates oe ne ee Mrs. Duncan The Athletic Board is one of the three governing bodies of the school. Its members consist of a Green and White Team representative from each of the forms, the Team captains and the president. It is their duty to choose the members for the various form and Green and White teams, to arrange games with other schools and to select suitable dates for the various athletic activities. The climax of the Athletic Board’s program comes in the late spring at its assembly. At that time girls excelling in sports are awarded varsity letters and athletic shields. Caplan’ Green J carte ee ER ere PR re ETS Lye Susan Wise Captain: W bite T cana. oes ncncse essences eases e aga ee get res Eleanor Pauls IV ‘Form Representative qs 2a ee Peggy Lubben, Jo Lawrence IID; Porn: Repbresenvaueee nae ee Ann Brelsford, Sandra Schoolfield Il Form Representative ................ Candy Good, Ann Jordan, Suzanne Raborn I Form. Representatye a. ce saree ees Mary Kadane, Brooksie Gilliland Community Service Committee PAST ITT ee hs hc ae esha Men oa sh cgay Sn Rue Howell COC AIUIIAIE Mek Werte sate Rem ne se Noa ........ Holly Galland ) SOCHEIANY ge St Se eS) ES ee eae ee Dorothy Paine IMT ORT ces ee ne iF. We eee Marty Galen Thomas Red Cross Representative ..... Pe ere _...... Lyn Waggoner WEI Wakao, 28-0 oe eee EA Mo ee nee ee Miss Cody The Community Service Committee’s main function is to raise money to be distributed to local, national, and international charities. This year the committee did this by presenting a style show sponsored by Neiman Marcus in October. The rest of the year the committee members try to encourage all the students’ to serve the community by holding production parties where tray mats and other decorations for hospitals are made. The Community Service Committee also keeps an account of the hours each girl has worked toward the Service Pin, awarded by the Red Cross. In May this pin ' is given to all the girls who have earned it. MEMBERS | A. Addyman, H. Biggs, C. Higginbotham, G. Higginbotham, L. Jaquet, M. Mirkes, M. Oliver, | M. G. Thomas, L. Waggoner, S. Yancy. CT School Service Committee Chairman ____. PR eee : .. Jane Stamper Co-Chairman .....0.....-20..0................... Marion Higginbotham SCHOLAR YS BS an 2 ee ee a oe Bae Mary Wertz SPONSOF aces eee Rn Fe IN ee een _.. Mrs. Bohnn The purpose of the School Service Committee is to encourage girls to assume the responsibility of improving Hockaday and to promote better relationship with other schools. It is composed of 15 members, three representatives from each form and : three officers. Some of the main functions this year were the sponsoring of Dad’s Day, making the lunch seatings, 2 clean-up campaign, and tuberculosis examinations of the student body, faculty and staff. Members also acted as hostesses for athletic games and helped in planning parties with other schools. MEMBERS P. McCrary, C. Lee, R. Goodson, C. Clark, A. Bartley, S. Suggs, P. Nichols, S. Weber, K. Flaxman, B. Fix, N. Meaders, J. Smith, M. J. Ericht. Cornerstone Staff 5 07 Pee 2 eet She ek eke Caroline Giles Bias ci Vis es mae Ook OE REE i Cee RNa _ Elizabeth Stewart a PUG rat ye A OF eae aes coe ceases ._ Mary Thuss : Activities Editor ............. ao eee. eee Ann Hawthorne TV Hori HAyOr see ao: Vicki Pernell, Eloise Vellucci, Pam Harris, Diana Sessions PT OFREATION 20 etal eee od Jill Hnenry, Ann Bartley TIME OTT gE Op ire ee ie ee ee Susan Sewell PEE On yg 1st) 10% Wt ee as ne eee ane oes Ann Penson PP Orograp bers prac Bien. cate: Hallmark EAUOP. co sects ee _ Suzi Flaxman Co-Editor ........ bo) gece yin Suen ern oe Virginia Savage Sponsors .... er ee ee Mr. Hall, Mr. Merritt First Form Representative ................... Jenie Higginbotham Second Form Representative ........................... Pam McCrary Tbitd Porm Represenralge ca a) eee Holly Galland Fourth Form Representative _............... Carolyn Cranston Kia re Ha sy eae ‘ ps Ging = eo TE ain eS Pie spas eee te as� This year the Journalism Club made several changes in its method of operation. The staff of the ‘‘Hall- mark’’ was divided into two groups. The first group was the permanent staff. Each person on this staff had his own particular assignment. There were two editors who supervised every edition of the paper. Directly under the editors were three assistant editors who alternately were in charge of putting out the edition of the paper. There were also the Sports Editor, The Circulation Manager, and the Lay Out Manager who carried out their respective jobs. The second group consisted of girls who aided greatly in putting out the paper. Although they were not on the staff, they assisted by writing articles for the paper. | The style of the newspaper this year was a printed journal on slick paper, of which four editions | were printed. In addition to printing the paper, The Journalism Club was also in charge of collecting material for, and printing the literary magazine. This is a small magazine which contains outstanding articles, essays, poems, and drawings which Upper School students have created during the year. All in all it was a very interesting and profitable year for the Journalism Club. ASSIS an PAHO. ee eA Addyman Assistanté Editor ® 3 Se ee _ Gail Barzune Assistant Editor _.. —............. Cynthia Higginbotham Business Manager ete Pett Te ae � OY ARY: Jan Martindale . Layout Manager Se ey eke Se Fae Hoffman -| Reporters—Hudkins, Goodson, Sewell, DeSanders, K. Flaxman, Weber, Post, Goren, Peterson, Bauer, F. Merritt 152 omens Typing Club SPONSORS RD eis te eee toate, Mrs. Wade Harrison The Typing Club has proven itself very worthwhile to its members, providing them with the opportunity of becoming proficient in this valuable skill, while enjoying the friendly contacts of club life. This year the club spent its club period practicing typing skills under the direction of its sponsor, Mrs. Harrison. These weekly meetings were held at the Typing Lab on Richard Street. MEMBERS | D. Felder, L. Collins, S. Smith, D. Barnes, N. Cook, L. Blackburn, J. McKeever, R. Curphy, J. Goren. Debate Club President. hina ate ee mae ley tor Susan Bradley Vice-President, Secretary, LrédsAV er 2:0 ei ee, Oe ee Charlene Cline Sponsor oe ced ace spt Geet cS ee ee ene Mr. Merritt Hockaday’s first Debate Club was founded this year by the Graduating Class of 1961 with Mr. Merritt as Sponsor. The Club presented two debates between the Democrats and the Republicans for the school during the presidential campaigns. The remainder of the school year was spent working on the National High School Debate Topic in preparation for the February debate with Ursuline Academy and in preparation for possible entry in.an annual high school debate tournament. The new club has had the honor and responsibility of setting precedents for the guidance of succeeding generations. It is this year’s Club’s hope that next year’s Debate Club will have a firm foundation on which to stand and build. MEMBERS Linda Berry, Susan Bradley, Karen Bradley, Charlene Cline, Diana Davidson, Mary Franks, Debbie Oakes, Susan Schermerhorn, Cynthia Wood. J. Adams, D. Ac H. Brown, C. Campbell, T. Cowgill, Fuertes, V. Greenleaf, P. Grinnin, J. S. Howard, S. Hudson,-S. Inabnett; C. Jaffe, L. J. Marcus, A. McKnight;-Av Miller, B. Oakley, E. Robertson, S. Rune, A. Simpkins, B. Walker, Art Club Peso fae ee oe ged _ Suzanne Simmons DaieerPy Ona CHEN Geta oe to ea rt wee Linda Brack Marion Davidson STE) eg NE poe ee ae ee Galen Murray AYE Ta Aer ene ee ae ee ee eet oe eee Mrs. Harrison MEMBERS This year our hope has been to gain a greater insight into the many fields of art and to help instigate an artistic renaissance at Hockaday. Many interesting people (fashion designers, interior decorators, sculptors, serious artists and craftsmen) have spoken to us about their fields. They have helped to broaden our ranges of interest and endeavor. The art contest, which we sponsored at the end of the year, also stimulated much interest in art. We hope that we have helped to begin a renaissance in art that will grow and flower in the years to come. hishlager, E. Alexander, S. Allen, Carol Anderson, Connie Anderson, B. Beasley, C. Cranston, L. DeWess, P. Donaldson, M. Fry, B Geurentz, C. Hill, W. Holloman, J. Honea, J. Howard, Jones, N. Johnston, F. Lacy, A. Orton, C. Owen, S. Pitman, R. Ray, A. Rendon, R. Wharton, C. Williams, J. Wisbrun, A. Zech. D. Lett, M. Madden, Vicious Circle President .......... ek EBM URS BARU CT Thad Bs Virginia Savage Vice-President 2s ee ee Kathleen Hudkins Sect enary ees cc eee _ Meg Boggess Hatorian ae ihe SPN, Meee Me Se OP _... Kathi Flaxman S POMGOt 230 Ba es EES eee en ee Miss Hughes The Vicious Circle, an organization composed of students who have an interest in mathematics, encourages, by meafs of programs and outside speakers, an acquaintance with the various related fields of mathematics. The main achievement of the organiza- tion is the sponsoring of an annual Mathematics Tournament, held this year on March 4. This tournament brings together schools from Texas and neighboring states in a | competition in mathematical skill, knowledge and achievement. A luncheon is held after the tournament for all participants and sponsors, at which a trophy is awarded. MEMBERS J. Adams, S. Allen, G. Barzune, K. Beal, M. Berry, S. Bradley, M. Caldwell, J. Castleberry, C. Cranston, M. Davidson, S, Flaxman, R. Goodson, A. Hawthorne, C. Higginbotham, F. Hoffman, W. Holloman, K. Hudkins, D. Lett, K. Lumpkin, M. Madden, P. Nash, M. K. Pederson, V. Pernell, V. Savage, E. Stewart, M. Thuss, S. Tocker, E. Velluci, S. White, J. Bateson, M. Boggess, S. Bowser, A. Brelsford, R. Carleton, B. Castleman, W. Chilton, C. Cline, N. E. Dickinson, B. Fuertes, K. Greene, S. Hafer, D. Hardy, K. Harris, C. Hill, K. Hinn, J. Hubbell, S. Hudson, N. Johnston, F. Lacy, C. Lawrence, M. Marchman, J. Meisel, C. Merritt, F. Merritt, S. Morris, D. Oakes, A. Orton, B. Ratcliff, N. Reed, E. Robertson, S. Shelton, S. Suggs, S. Sutton, A. Sweeney, M. Thomas, J. Wisbrun, D. Barnes, K. Bradley, N. Brown, D. Davidson, M. Ehricht, K. Flaxman, B, Oakley, D. Paine, S. Price, S. Rayborn, S. Sewel, M. Shelton, F. Silver, L. Spurgin, J. Weil, J. Williams, L. Barry, B. Fix, E. Halli- buton, G. Higginbotham. 156 S. Anderson, B. Anthony, K. Ashe, L. Audrey, J. Bateson, C. Cantrell, R. Carleton, N. Case, B. Castleman, D. Collins, inson, N.E. Dickinson, S. Ceballos, K. Dixon, L. Fisher, A. Francis, D. Gast, Greene, G. Griffiths, D. Haas, S. Hafer E. Halliburton, P. Habsburg, M. Handy, ry, B. Hilburn, K. Hinn, M. Hirsch, M. Howell, K. Hudkins, J. Hunt, M. Jackson, O. Laney, C. Lawrence, J. K. Lumpkin, M. McClain, J. McLendon, M. Marchman, J. Martindale, Morris, P. Nash, D. Ness, M. Newsome, J. Hubble, Hockaday Players PES Aer eo ase i 3S Diana Sessions Vile eeP FESTA CIT aed see tc vec aE ee sd Jan Martindale YGF Ta fh eS PRS eee, tee ee eee Barbara Castleman MEAL el Tate he tet ae Em le ae Ere Meg Boggess SP OPES OF Te Se Soe sree ste taeensetcceenen toe Miss French The Hockaday Players’ principal aim is to learn about the theater. The members study and evaluate the technical, creative, and artistic the basic components of aspects of drama, directing, stage managing, lighting, costuming, and working with sets and make up—as well as verbal and acting skills in order to further their theatrical education. The Players are also very interested in experimental theater, discovering new techniques to apply to the productions. MEMBERS K. Beal, N. Boardmen, M. Boggess, P. Brower, N. Brown, C. Convers, B. Crosby, D. Darling, L. Deal, B. Dick- A. Franklin, G. Gibbon, S. Grady, K. D. Hardy, K. Harris, $. Hartmann, B. D. Marvin, F. Merritt, S. Moody, S. S. Perkins, S. Price, K. Quisenberry, S. Raborn, B. Ratcliff, A. Russel, S. Saunders, C. Schoeneman, P. Schneider, H. Sears, S. Shelton, J. Smith, P. Smith, S. Smith, L. Spurgin, S. Sutton, A. Sweeney, M. Thomas, K. Tooke, M. Tomblinson, P. Twyman, S. Wyly, H. Yancy, J. Zimmerman, S. Tocker, M. Furrh, C. Silverberg, W. Bensinger, S. Bowser, M. Sanger, F. Silver, N. Reed, G. Elkin, J. Weil, C. Merritt, E. Biggs, D. Lett. S. White, C. Willingham, J. Williams, sere asa The busiest year of t version of “Lil’ Abner’? for Dad’s Day. The show contained everything from hay to a live pig. Soon after the show, Preparation was made for the annual Christmas Concert. Mr. Samuel Adler’s Christmas Contata, composed especially for the Hockaday Glee Club, was presented at after Christmas vacation Never has there been a of the production were show, union men working the lights, real heather, an audience of 1200 and honest to goodness boys! The most memorable of a more serious type way to begin graduation weekend. E. Alexander, C. Anderson, S. Anderson, B. Anthony, E. Ardrey, D. Aschlager, L. -Barry, J. Bateson, E, Biggs, M. Boggess, S. Bowser, M. Caldwell Dickson, M. J. Ehricht, L. Fisher, M. G. Higginbotham, B. Hilburn, K. Hinn, F. Hoffman, J. Honea, J. Hunt, S. Inabnett, L. Jaquet, T. Johnson, A. Jordan, F. Krockman, O. Laney, M. R. Oakley, D. Paine, A. Penson, V. Simkins, S. Smith, E. Stewart, S. Sutton, P. Twyman, E. Walker, L. Walker, S. Weber, C. Williams, J. Williams, S. Yancey, A. Zech. Glee Club Presigenl Toe ee ee Ete. _ Eloise Vellucci V tce-Presigeyl, 5 eee a ee Linda Brack Secrelary) abso. 2g ee . Peggy Lubben LS CGSULET 5 ne ee Marion Higginbotham DYVGtLOr tea ee ee Mr. Thomas Merriman Accom panisl%s)) 2. 5 ee ... Mr. John Farley he Glee Club began when the chorus presented a lively short the First Methodist Church on December 11th. Immediately there began rehearsals for this Year's musical, “Brigadoon.” more exciting and fun show. Among the outstanding features the Dallas Memorial Auditorium, a fire the day before the Program was the Spring Concert in June. This program was and was performed in concert style—a lovely and appropriate MEMBERS � R. Carleton, N. Case, B. Castleman, L. Collins, C. Convers, N. Cook, K. Fry, H. Galland, A. Gilliland, R. Goodson, S. Hafer, E. Halliburton, P. Harris, Marchman, C. Merritt, F. Merritt, M. Moody, M. Newsome, P. Nichols, Pernell, C. Schoeneman, D. Sessions, S. Sewell, M. Shelton, N. Sherrod, A. Garden Club I POSTE Lele BD at OR A EN Ae ER, CED Kay Fowler SOIT T ai es ne ge rac et Aieae tag cincs Mrs. Lively OP ici = New this year, the Garden Club has been successful and enjoyable for its members. With the help and guidance of Mrs. Lively, the members have made arrangements for hall tables and employee’s desks, and have also made plantings at various places on the school campus. The Garden Club has also enjoyed frequent outings to various landscaping places, and coupled with Mrs. Lively’s valuable information concerning every aspect of gardening, the members of the club have acquired much knowledge about the useful skill of gardening. é MEMBERS 2 Jane Austin, Noel Boardman, Harriet Brown, Judy Castleberry, Sally McLemore, Margaret Nelle, Marty K. Pederson, Robin Underwood. School of Wreathmakers ww Fide CP BY a . The School of Wreathmakers is an organization formed for the purpose of aiding in the success of the Roman Banquet, which is put on by the Latin Department at the end of the year. During the year this school teaches anyone in the Latin Department who is interested how to make the ivy wreaths used in the Banquet. On the day of the Banquet, the school is in charge of making all the wreaths used in crowning the guests at the Banquet. The School of Wreathmakers certainly makes the day of the Banquet a more easy and lovely one for all who attend. MEMBERS E. Alexander, A. Bartley, W. Bensinger, A. Brelsford, D. Collins, C. Convers, K. Flaxman, S. Flaxman, J. Henry, G. Higginbotham, M. Higginbotham, C. Hill, M. Jackson, J. Marcus, F. Merritt, D. Paine, Kay Quisenberry, A. Russel, C. Schoeneman, M. Shelton, S, Suggs, S. Yancey. Recreation Committee The Recreation Committee, in its second year of existence, has a two-fold purpose: to bring about a closer-knit relationship between the day students and resident students, and to offer a wide enough program of leisure-time activities to allow the individual girl as much choice as possible in selecting events to suit her” particular interest. This year’s activities ranged from the ballet to horseback riding. Movies,- plays, skating, musicals, and jazz concerts were all a part of the recreation schedule. MEMBERS A. Addyman, A. Bartley, S. Bowser, J. Bratton, B. Castleman, T. Cowgill, G. Elkan, D. Gast, V. Greenleaf, K. Harris, M. Higginbotham, J. Henry, O. Laney, J. Marcus, J. Meisel, F. Merritt, D. Paine, A. Penson, S. Pitman, S$. Raborn, A. Russel, V. Savage, S. Saunders, E. Stewart, M. Shelton, P. Twyman, J. Wisbrun, H. Yancey. Piano Literature Sponsor ..... The Piano Literature Class, directed by Miss Bernie Rea, meets once a week to listen to and learn about piano music. The class has studied music from early Italian to contemporary. With each work studied, Miss Rea gives a sketch of the composet’s life and program note on the piece itself. MEMBERS Kathy Harris, Jill Henry, Judy Marcus, Jan Zimmerman, Marty Jane Ehricht, Holly Galland, Candy Good, Lana Walker, Linda Carole Hill, Robin Underwood, Carrin Clark, Libby Collins, Diane Gast, Ann Bartley, Marion Higginbotham, Pam McCrary, Carmen Lawrence, Linda Barry. d Vv = 2 ded Y TENNIS—Standing: Peggy Grin- nin, Linda Barry, Ann Bartley, Sondra Grady, Sandra School- field. Kneeling: Molly Caldwell, Sally Smith, Ann Jordan. All-School Teams VOLLEYBALL—Standing: Sally Smith, Diane Hardy, Merijean Shelton, Jo Bratton, Ann Bartley, Judy Marcus, Holley Galland, Mrs. Batterson, Candy Good. Kneeling: Ann Jordan, Marion Higginbotham, Ellie Pauls, Susan Wise, Suzanne Raborn, Wynne Chilton, Dorothy Paine. Not Pic- tured: Dackie Ahlschlager, Gail Elkin, Pam McCrary. All-School Teams BASKETBALL — Standing: Candy Good, Mary Sanger, Ann McKnight, Liz Stewart, Sue Perkins, Mrs. Batterson, Gigi Griffiths, Kay Quisenberry, Jen- nie Graham. Kneeling: Olivia Laney, Kenny Dixon, Carol Wil- liams, Suzanne Raborn, Jane Austin, Molly Caldwell, Barbie Castleman, Connie Bauer. Not Pictured: Ann Rendon, Sally Sutton. HOCKEY—Standing: Marijean Shelton, Jean Wisborn, Carolyn Cranston, Carol Hill Peggy Lub- ben, Sandra Schoolfield, Ann Orton,. Dorothy Paine, Ann Jor- dan, Ann Hawthorne, Mrs. Bat- terson, Julie Smith, Connie Anderson, Pam McCrary, Holly Galland, Mary Handy, Shelly Suggs, Carrin Clark, Brenda Rat- cliff, Ann Brelsford, Susan Bradley. Kneeling: Judy Marcus, Jill Henry, Ellie Pauls, Wynne Chilton, Susan Wise, Marion Higginbotham, Margie Jackson, Kay Lumpkin, Alice Simkins, Ann Russel. Not pictured: Bar- bara Fix, Sally Bowser, Carmen Lawrence, Janet Meisel. GREEN CHEERLEADERS: Carolyn Campbell, Becky Beas- ley, Judy Webb, Linda Jones. ils iti a Te: CHEERLEADERS: Karlene Beal, Peggy Grinnin, Beth Anthony. Judy Castleberry. Not Pictured: GTR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: €arol— Ht eg Boggess, Carolyn Lee, Jan Maftindale, Ann Addyman, No? Pic- tured: Mary Galen Thomas. Cheerleaders RIEL NT NS TN ROSELL AS TT fe ES AES TERS OE BS SA LE TY Community Service Style Show i a — = c o 7, dad c VY = © c = =) o) — a= faced s RSE ESTA EOS SRE NT PRN TO ALE IES BYTES SET TT ONE TS I 172 FIRST FORM Alexander, Elizabeth Read - Anderson, Carol 0... Anderson, Susie Ardrey, Elizabeth . Ashe. Carol Barry, Linda Bauer, Connie Kay __.. Biggs, Helen Dale Bruce, Nancy Cantrell, Carola . Collins, Dorothy Convers, Cynthia ....22 Crosby, Virginia Bloabets Curphy, Rhonda Jane - Dickinson, Betty Ann - Fabian, Jennifer . Felder, Diana - Fisher, Laura Fix, Barbara’ ..2: Fry, Melinda Gilliland, Brooksie - Greenleaf, Anne - Gurentz, Jane Ellen Halliburton, Elaine Haass] Dale Hapsburg, Pique Hartmann, Ann Higginbotham, Genie - Hilburn, Beverly eee Holt, Mimi Honea, Joie ieee Jaffe, Carolyn Kadane, Mary Laney, Oliva Lindley, Frances Meadors, Nancy ..... Miller, Anne Newsome, Marian Penson, Ann Peterson, Claudia Lee ........ Pitman, Stirling Post, Jane Rogers, Toni Ann Rune, Sandra Russel, Ann Saunders, Sally __ Schermerhorn, Susan Sarah Schoeneman, Candy Sears, Katherine - Directory 4311 Rheims Place, LA 4665 Meadowood, FL 4006 Williamsburg Road, FL Peer 4816 St. Johns Drive, LA rot _........ 7139 Brookshire Circle, EM - 9400 Meadowbrook Drive, EM 6-7449 1-8970 1-6349 6-5826 1-0410 8-5834 . Winnie, Texas, Route 1, Box 483 _ Santa Rosa Ranch, Vernon, Texas, 4521 Belfort, LA . 9706 Kilarney Drive, DA _ 5552 Nakoma Drive, FL - 4604 Watauga Road, FL _ Box 32, DeRidder, Louisiana, 7424 Azalea Lane, EM . 4830 Brookview Lane, EM ee 10750 Strait Lane, EM eae 3402 Cedar Springs, LA Route 5, 666D, AD 2°2515 38-3599 1-6077 1-5214 2-0692 7748 8-2446 8-6460 3-2670 6-3831 9-1 529: 9910 Inwood Road, EM 1-2460 - 103 Jan Street, Henderson Street, 2969 -_ 9250 Meadowbrook, EM 1-6223 2432 Medford Court W., Fort Worth, Texas, WA 7-8485 6030 Lupton Drive, EM 4627 Alta Vista, EM 1-6881 3-2960 wLOF1 1 Dudley Drive, Shreveport, Louisiana UN? 122322 3508 Crescent Ave., LA 10600 Preston Road, EM 5822 Swiss Ave., TA Nei ede ee ee _ 4218 Arcady, LA 8-8081 8-0697 4-0731 1-3200 4423, Nashwood Lane a 6929 Robin Road, FL eet cee eee eae 5332 Wateka Drive, FL 5330 Meaders Lane, EM . 4645 Fairfax, LA 3913 Caruth, EM 22101 RAIL ie Clovis, New Mexico, PO 2323 Nedford Court W., Fort Worth, Texas, WA 4420 Bordeaux, LA 3756 Armstrong Avenue, LA aes, ie. Aiett 54129 Neola” Drives EL 4219 Fairfax, LA 9441 Hollow Way, EM . 5106 Shadywood Lane, FL 2-5259 2-4198 8-5261 8-6594 8-6000 3-3256 4-0451 1-3749 8-1322 1-1030 8-6270 1-6003 2-4357 6459 Floyd Drive, Fort Worth, Texas, PE 2-1118 _ 1466 Glengarry Road, Birmingham, Michigan, MI - 3027 George’s Lane, Alexandria, Louisiana, HI 2 . 4217 Lorraine, LA .. 6019 St. Andrews Drive, LA 4-2449 2-9642 _ 5106 Park Lane, EM 3-3673 6-7739 1-2087 Silverberg, Cathey 5333 De Loache Avenue, EM 1-1369 Siralcims, WANN COM cern crea nis 3 Willow Wood, LA 8-5886 Simth, Julie Es 2808 Ong Street, Amarillo, Texas, DR 3-0853 Smith, Patricia Ann _ 1921 Marydale Drive, WH 1-0925 Thomas, Martha Del P.O. Box 270, Thibodaux, Louisiana Tooke, Karen _. ee eee so te Montrosesrive, 12-9055 Wharton, Rita Bonet Ranch, Vernon, Texas LI 2-2636 Wolf, Andrea 7121 Brooksh ire Circle, EM 1-4213 Wyly, Sydney 4221 Ridgehaven Road, Fort Worth, Texas, PL 8-3275 Yancey, Sherod Anne . ee es en 57 12 Alice Circle, LA Wey 15 SECOND FORM Barnes, Dorothy Elizabeth 606 Monrovia, Shreveport, Louisiana, 7-9697 Bateson, Carol Ann _ 10220 Waller Drive, EM 8- 6615 Berry, Susan P O. Box 427, Rapid City, S. Dakota, FI 3-4914 Blackburn, Lynne _. . Suite 1059, Herring Hotel, Amarillo, Texas AS eS Oe Fectia let eee teen Ne 8 TS _ Santa Rosa Ranch, Vernon, Texas, 2-2315 (SF Vel ate INC Sa ok he ae, A ee 7106 Currin Drive, EM 1-2455 Brown, Beverly 5339 Sutrey Circle, FL 125379 Brow we Oatw Nari eee ane, once resi - 10005 Meadowbrook Drive, EM 1-5893 Cook, Nancy Ann 6334 Westchester, LA 1-4271 Darling, Diana Jo _... 223 East Second St., Pratt, Kansas, GR 2-4152 Davidson, Diana 5200 Park Lane, EM 1-1970 Deal, Linda 1304 Willow Oak Drive, Longview, Texas, PL 8-7716 Dixon, Kenney Marie 5571 Candlewood Dr., Houston, Texas, MO 4-4115 Downie, Leslie Box 353, Raymondville, Texas, MU 9-3575 Ehricht, Mary Jane ss... 6106 Meadow Rd.| EM 1-5714 Flaxman, Katherine 5838 Joyce Way, EM 3-3564 Franklin, Anne 424 Oneonta, Shreveport, Louisiana, 7-9750 PAC CAPRI 2 ty Meee PROMO Loe eed caw) CG eon. _ Apartado, 889, Caracas, Venezuela Gast, Diane _.... 219 Argyle Ave., Pueblo, Colorado Gibbon, Gayle 435 Monrovia, Sitereron Louisiana Good, Candy _.. Bree Ranch, Fort Sumner, New Mexico, EL 5-2258 Grady, Sandra Jane : 6929 Wasser Drive, EM 1-0155 Griffiths, Gigi 4105 Windsor Pkwy., LA 1-2822 _ 4212 Fairfax, LA 1-9846 _ 10227 Gaywood Rd., EM 8-4252 2932 Owenwood, Fort Worth, Texas, WA 3-1130 Jackson, Margie 3435 Lawhter, Drive, TA 4-0216 Jaquet, Elizabeth Carregidores 720, Mexico, D. F. Jordan, Ann : 5038 DeLoache Ave., EM 1-1837 Krochman, Flo : 1703 Highland Road, DA 1-1092 Little, Janna Lou Box 288, Madill, Oklahoma, 123 McCarary, Pamela Ann Box) 10564 Post, Texas, 3326 McKnight, Ann Rt. 3, Box 300, Arlington, Texas, CR 4-8959 McKinney, Beatrice Maple Terrace, 3001 Maple Avenue, RI 7-1308 Michaelis, Nancy Jane ... _ 571 Hambrick Road, DA 8-1172 Mirkes, Marlene 12023 Fieldwood, AD 9-1206 Moody, Susie 1534 Junior Drive, WH 2-4309 Ness, 4549 Alta Vista, FL 7-1308 174 Nichols) Pattys 3. ae, 2 eee Se re neh eee ee 7736 Southwestern, EM. 1-6326 Oakley; Becky se4.) 3. eee eee 2811 East 31st Street, Odessa, Texas, EM 6-7955 Paine, Dorothy __. emer ee ee Ns Went SOabc Fi B 4911 Shadywood, FL 2-4854 Prices: Siuz- Anns t.ho ge 0s ee ee 10411 Straight Lane, EM 1-2495 Raborn, Suzanne ....__. 621 Sifton Boulevard, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, SH 3-4566 Rendon, Anne _......... 2515 Zearing Avenue N.W.., Albuquerque, N. Mex., CH 3-1688 panpern Maryan . ea ae eee a LS a. - 5923 Averill Way, EM 1-1785 Sewell: Susan — Seer dacs. eee 4420 Lorraine Avenue, LA 6-3389 Shelton, Merijéan 7. ee ee eee 5909 Desco, EM 1-6702 Sievers WPetn eee ae een es thleene igen ewe Sepa POO DO WADIA Lee eral one Smuth, Sally2 tee oe eotet) oe ee ee ee ae ae 1513 Ridgecrest, Odessa, Texas Spurgin, Laurie Louise _.........00......... An iy Nek oe . 5466 Northbrook, EM 8-3568 ‘Lwyman Pang os 6 ee 4317 Fort Worth, Texas, WA 7-8687 Walker, i Bettys x So 22d 5 ee ee 4212 Belclaire, LA 6-5261 Weber, Susan _... Pees Me RRR See SEE Ioh Pe o , .. 4405 Belclaire, LA 1-3633 Walliams, Carole) Ouise an ee . Main Street, Parkdale, Arkansas, 2454 Williams : Jody a6 ao ie Gt. eee ee es 3844 Turtle Creek, LA 8-2944 Willingham, Carol Sue _. Trade Winds Apartments, 3810 Inwood Road, Apt. 203, FL 7-2628 Weil Jeanne 2:55 ote ee ee ee ee pe ee 5932 Joyce Way, EM 1-2062 Wood, Cynthia yi) Sis a nia 6740 Walnut Hill Lane, EM 8-8269 NMancey Martha; [ane :. ce eee ee 3830 Windsor Lane, LA 1-2804 THIRD FORM Ahischla pera: Dackies. . Se eee oa ee 8027 Inwood Road, FL 7-8287 Asiderson,.Conniet. es aoe 6 eb et ch ROE 4665 Meadowbrook, FL 2-8970 Bartley Annie iene eee eee ee Winrock Farm, Route 3, Morrilton, Arkansas Batesoni) Jean sons a ioe ee ee eee 10220 Waller Drive, EM 8-6615 POST MEG ae sey ete eee, Ft eae 9115 Devonshire Dr., EM 8-2772 Bowser, Sally) Wo eusan | Wo Bradshawse Sally: : ac atts 1111 Morningside Dr., Lufkin, Texas, NE 4-6509 Brelstord’ A nnsHatvey = eee eee 401 West 6th St., Tyler, Texas, LY 4-8095 Brower, Patsy get .cior et eee ena cee ae 5915 Willow Lane, AD 9-2962 Carleton,. Rosematy” 21am eee, Ne ee 4314 Willow Grove, FL 2-2426 Cases: Nancy 9 2 not tee oy eet ON 9 eee 4506 Park Lane, FL 2-5609 CastlematieaBatbies: ee) 0.) et eee ee Rt. 5, Box 755, Royal Lane, FL 1-4703 Geballos= Sandy 52 see. 2 Miraflores 498 Col. Flores, Tampico, Tamps., Mexico Chilton, «Wayne... Ses, Ware ee ee ... 4226 Arcady, LA 8-6049 Clarke” Gartin ae eee 3390 Streét, Beaumont, Texas, TW 2-4240 Clinies. Charlenerg aa. eee oe, bw 30000 Patker St., Amarillo, Texas, DR 2-6624 Gollins’. Libbyct se oi) eee 3114 22nd Street, Lubbock, Texas, SH 4-4348 DeWees Lyta ica. pet eee a a ee 5317 Montrose, FL 2-9535 Dickinson, Nan Ellen 0. 6 Palisades Dr., Little Rock, Arkansas, MO 3-6791 Donaldson yPecpy Maes ees 1011 East Kerby Street, El Paso, Texas, FE 3-1109 Elkan; Gaileeact ..... 3501 Woodland Road, Barlesville, Oklahoma, ED 3-2644 Francis, Alatiavic = 2.0... Seo. 9s m4 5375 Waneta, FL 2-5833 Fuertes,{y Byrd “epee. 2 oe 6443 Northwood, EM 8-5289 Galland... Holley 32st eh ce 0 4647 Miron Dr., FL 7-2392 Goren Joan? Ste Re ee eee 6254 Northwood Drive, EM 3-3572 Greene? Karen. See ee dak 6407 DeLoache, EM 1-4134 nhl etet pee ees es ae Hafer, Sharon Lee ........ 1210 Bishop’s Lodge Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico, PO 3-7079 Pignely ge fare Lele Lee ee 3419 Lindenwood Ave., LA 6-2066 Harris Kathy, 2.5 = eh eee: ene a 501 Walnut St., Newport, Arkansas, 168 Petty ate) ee fee eee oe ee as er cae et Rae 3700 Euclid Ave., LA 1-0845 EIGEVey BIS LOUK Cee ts at treba, barr. 3920 Hillcrest Dr., El Paso, Texas, KE 3-0265 biggoiabothah? Marine. 2 oe eee el. 4400 St. Johns Dr., LA 8-0122 UIE, Vier eee ee rks 2, Ce en rr si Re erent 8862 Larchwood, DI 8-1294 eh; ae NN cial alae Se Bechet ines ae a _ 11437 Royalshire, Dr., EM 8-4395 iitsch sMaroaret (Annie. 4. 3 .-« 4009 Harvey Parkway, Ada, Oklahoma, FE 2-6663 Howards Janet rAnte): 2...) Seo 2. T: _ 1901 Woodland Dr., Oklahoma City, Okla. FAO Wer MroANGtay ae: tinea hee Te ke 6433 Curzon, Fort Worth, Texas, PE 7-9942 Raise ea idinae Ses ee Oo ES alo ey ot 6700 Robin Road,, FL 2-7709 Person Ouse Ses aed aE A 111 East 14th St., Pawhuska, Oklahoma desguligh ie WAVES scons Gee eae ps eee eee ae ee _ 4009 W. Lawther Dr., TA 6-1206 Ppabmetie odlly sears 2 te eas et 308 South Broadway, Minden, Louisiana oie comme Nancy BAIT tae ee Sees fen Ea ead 1435 San Saba Dr., DA 1-9389 PER ey PLONE CE a0 Bieta © 3 Sa Route 1, Box 129, Waco, Texas, PL 2-2092 Rai oa One all cian AeA ce) cnt eg. 4518 Rowland, Apt. 2, LA 8-1873 Pawire neem eatiiel) mene se erey rene eS 8 oe en 8462 Garland Road, DA 7-8347 INE Site sem ic LVT) eee ent cee tte sR Na bee 5539 Montrose, FL 1-3435 TN ENWETIS I NETa Nu ones ok Mie AS selene 3524 Arrowhead Dr., LA 8-1232 Nias sin TOF ORY a eek ners ee Av. Mexico No. 62, Coyoacan, Mexico 21, D.F. vclseevermicatiie 88) i le Ae es bot Saabs 2 8 esta Ferris, Texas, LI 4-3263 IMIG TST la Calg ge sk 2.0 gee Oe Een ee 9300 Douglas Ave., EM 1-1197 BVICISC Lame aLLet ieee. cee eset 6c 20 2 re rohit ss 3845 Normandy, LA 6-7040 Wietrict ete aliCOSe sae cere ee otk Te 8 asl cccut 6314 Aberdeen Ave., EM 1-0934 Hy SRS CANTO (SS A oa a ok OS SN or 7140 Westlake Dr., DA 4-4486 VEQOT MPI ANC) We cteet eee ee wor Mee hes Ai og Since. . 4242 Westway, LA 8-3566 IMGEEIS: BoUSsan iT LY oN ns ae Ss Oa ae eo 7326 Malabar, EM 1-6525 PVRS [BSS ooh on ec ec) ae SEE Se Sg aero nates Sie ae 4301 Westway, LA 1-2594 QilOtawvieus Ma eee fe I 4242 Loma Alto, 215, Crestpark, LA 8-2806 et mInS Mousa MING aCwN aroha rea ae Route 1, Plano, Texas, WY 5-3143 Ouisenberty, Kay 4.23) .....00... 5 ae ea Route 2, Frisco, Texas, Essex 7-2216 USES) EPS Od BteO p1OE pc een tas ean On ennn e 5310 Nakoma Dr., FL 7-1016 GEOR) CAINGs Fates Rene cee eee cet eRe see, Hohe 11627 St. Michaels, EM 1-6782 INO Denison mLntzal et mmemeem lethal ee Nee BL fg dws 5006 Seneca, FL 2-1173 Robinson) «@arla ‘Dies, 2.22 2103 Rockmoor, Austin, Texas, GR 8-5655 Seirsm Llelenmeeer. te prt 22 Mee 125 North Texas, Hereford, Texas, EM 4-1149 Seer etm leat Meet een et ie ra ok ele PP seca). os 4909 Forest Lane, AD 9-3138 Sesoolbicl (Menards vamees eon Gee 2 ets 5556 Emerson Ave., FL 2-8567 Sheu OM asi alOn meentw Ps ete 3447 South 12th St., Abilene, Texas, OR 2-5975 OREO OO Va eres te er a a 800 N.W. 7th St., Andrews, Texas, LA 3-2196 Siaitline sep natiees 2 eee ee 922 N. Louise St., Atlanta, Texas, SW 6-2369 ENE ge Slik get 2) Ve alin cer sec ee ee aE ee Cee ae oe 4206 Fairfax, LA 8-9389 TR Ceyi oe OU ANd a fe cee aR Geen OR Sie a 5353 Meaders Lane, EM 3-4250 oh CIV A EV ee et Rie hee a _ 200 Hibiscus, Brownsville, Texas sbtromisaviney, Galent sas: Ben. en aia ee P.O. Box 1031, Kerrville, Texas, 1232 Re niinsorime Nat yap Meee ee ee a 1543 North 13th St., Duncan, Okla., 2093 Neo Ne IE Ti Ns BE eee 2 ee oe ner ee 5315 Meaders Lane, EM 8-8235 WUT CUST Rano] EW ge 208g eee a ee eee Pere 714 College Ave., El Paso, Texas, KE 2-1863 SH iLiwal, WS Veh oc eee enna Nees are Reeeeneo eo 1107 Villa Alta, Burbank, Calif. 175 Zech? Adtienn@™s3- 22 eee ee ee 5430. Ursula Lane, EM 3-3968 FOURTH FORM Adams Jan thos a6 Bee eee eee 6247 DeLoache Ave., EM 1-1404 Addyimnan aA onto. ee 6113 Westover Dr., Fort Worth, Texas, PE 7-7688 Allens: Susie es8 Sed. eee er ee 8925 Briarwood Lane, FL 7-2692 Anthony, Beth gee eee ee Route 2, Box 44, Fordyce, Arkansas, 574-W1 Austii; Janéspes asc it oe oe eee Frankston, Texas, UP 6-2304 Barzune} Gaile. oe ee ee eee ee 4845 §. Lindhurst, EM 8-8711 Beal aNarlenemsn.. eee ee 1409 Country Club Dr., Midland, Texas, MU 2-8190 Beasley, Becky) a2 ee 4608 Alta Dr., Fort Worth, Texas, PE 8-0021 Bénsingero ys Wendyy hag. eta Oe ee 6033 DeLoache, EM 1-1534 Bétty, Marys See eee P. O. Box 427, Rapid City, S. Dakota, FI 3-4914 Boardman Noelis = seen ee 239 Palmer Court, Ridgewood, New Jersey, GI 4-8121 Brack. Linda: . eae cette eee 6043 Walnut Hill Lane, EM 1-1742 Bradley, {Susan 223,225.09 eee ee ee 5230 Yolanda Lane, EM 8-1762 Brattony) oboe = st 1606 Poquonock Rr., Austin, Texas, GR 2-4556 Btowti, Harrictqe.. 5.03 ae ee 460 Elmwood, Shreveport, La., 8-8151 Gildwell Molly 2a-Agen et 2 oe 1314 Elmwood Dr., Abilene, Texas, OR 2-4680 Campbell’ Garolyntee a nay ere a ee 5300 DeLoache, EM 3-3539 Gastleberro judy. ee eee 316 Beckenridge Rd., Albany, Texas, PO 2-2342 Cowgill, ST savis eatery on eee ee 2600 N.W. 26th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Granstons CaralyivGn 220 eee ee 5 Dawson Lane, Shawnee, Oklahoma, 3358 Davidson, { Marine. 280 26s ee 5200 Park Lane, EM 1-1970 DeSanidets a |anet trac eee et ee 4430 Bordeaux, LA 8-7263 Flaxinan p Suzi) © te cated oe Se oe a eee 5838 Joyce Way, EM 3-1885 Fowlers Nay ae a 1311 West Texas Ave., Midland, Texas, MU 3-3053 Porch, .Mollyo sis peett Se oe ee eee Elysian Field, Texas ME 3-9874 Giles: Garolinesses 2a 4704 Dorset Rd., EM 8-3432 Goodson, Rena: 25 Jo 1, ie Beker Oe 8 te a a eee 6932 Currin, EM 8-2100 Graham) Jennig oie ils ie eee ote 1501 Cuthbert, Midland, Texas, MU 4-5762 Grinnane Pesey scan ete retake ke earn 4408 Lakeside Dr., LA 1-4408 Tlattis;, Pari tic aioe hei hcl At, ed cee 10131 Gaywood, EM 8-4559 Hawthorne, Ann ..41.1..22.... 48 Marland Rd., Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Colorado, ME 3-9874 Higeinbotham, .Cynthia joe 3. ee eee ee ee ee 5822 Swiss, TA 4-0731 Hotimans Paes eee ee eae a ee a ee ced 6523 Northwood Rd., EM 1-7545 Holloman Wa vie eee eee Bae) Sera 5 3839 Windsor Lane, LA 1-0440 Howells Rués ccm anes eye ee ee 4521 Highland, LA 1-4871 Hudkios. Kathy? s30. ene eres Oe ere) et Se be 11724 Tuscany Way, DA 7-0044 Johnson, ‘Terri cao toca, ee Ween ds 325 East Sth St., Edmond, Okla., 43 Jores;: Pinda gos eee ee ee 7607 MasonDells, EM 8-6184 Kadanes Judy¢ sat Reel. Ben an ea oe 5330 Meaders, EM 8-5261 Lawrence, Johanneie ote ee 5527 Meaders Lane, EM 8-1561 Lee, Carolyn 25:5, 0 See Wee) lke ot ee 722 Church St., Paris, Texas Lett} Donhatare ee ee pathne ee 8 ... 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