Holland Hall High School - Eight Acres Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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President ,,,,,,,, ,... Beverly Chase Vice-President ,,,,,.,,,.,,,, Caroline Clarke kt. Page 30 Secretary ,,,,,, ,,,,.,,.,,, V irginia Ruprecht Treasurer. ,,,,,,,,,,,, Carol Bryan Sponsor ,,,.,,, Miss Hadley Beverly Chase If you have a mathematical mind, you may be able to understand these statistics. This is what has happened to our class this year. Here we go! Plus 16, minus 1, plus 4, minus 2, equals 17, our increasing and decreasing population. The plus 4 represents four girls who entered at mid-year or thereabouts. Of these Ginger Hayes and Susie Vinson remained, an added attraction to our class. Olflicers, be- sides those listed abo-ve, are Julia Ann Park, secretary of the student council, and Marie Coyle, class representative on the council. Katty White is our delegate to the assembly committee. We have had some honors. Jan Moses won a third in the spring art contest sponsored by A.A.U.W. Her entry was on display at Philbrook and will be sent with other winning entries to Oklahoma City. Caroline Clarke was chosen to model an evening gown for the Brown-Dunkin ad in the February issue of MISS HOL- LAND HALL. Martha Hoke's cover design was chosen for the Christmas issue of MISS HOLLAND HALL, she designed and drew the twelve title pages for the 1947 yearbook, she was winner in the flag design contest sponsored by the Holland Hall Student Council. A picture of this Holland Hall flag will appear in the fall issue of our magazine. The Tulsa Ice Travaganza this year found Caroline Clarke, Debby Page, and Martha Hoke skimming along in various and sundry numbers. Last, but by no means least, our own Debby Page was the star of the three-act comedy, Let Me Grow Up, staged at Oakwold the evenings of March 23, 24, and 25. Also in the cast of this play were sophomores Adelaide Lyon and Julie Park. Marie Coyle was a prompter. Our year has been filled with interesting events: Field Day, when we sold orchids at 32.50 per, the Dallas and Kansas City school survey trips, on each of which we were represented, Bulb Week, to which we donated pink and blue hya- cinthsg our Thanksgiving assembly program and our Freak Day assembly skit, Mary Lee' s sleighing party, and Mai-ilyn's and Martha McCabe's birthday luncheons at the Junior League tea rooms, the O'.M.A. and Cotillion Club dances, which we enthusiastically supported, best of all, perhaps, the picnic and scavenger hunt which we gave in April in honor of the seniors. We have had a wonderful sponsor. She not only teaches French and Latin efficiently, but makes the days of all the girls pleasanter with her wit and humor. SOPHCDMORES