Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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T H l SARA BRADY AS a leader in all the riotous fun of nineteen and as an intelligent student, Sara has endeared herself to the entire school. She is an active member of both The Scroll and The Scribe board as well as the hockey and basketball teams. To show her versatility see the list of her chiet interests: photography, music, art, tennis, swimming, skating, and we might add teasing Miss Shearman. Sara says her greatest achievement was the persuasion of my parents that I possessed the mental capacity for guiding a car through the busy me- tropolis ot Pasadena. We know that in just the two years she has attended Holton her ettervescent personality and ready laughter have won us all, from the kindergarten to the faculty. 30 ESCRIBEl1938-

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H SCRIBEo1938-1939 GERTRUDE MARTHA BOURNE SHE was born in Memphis but soon moved to Dallas, where she became a true Texan as evidenced by her love ot hot Weather and her distaste for high placesg now she adopts for her home Lima, Peru, where she can be lazy and eat avocado pears as often as she likes. We can't imagine her being lazy, for she is always doing things-being editor-in-chief of The Scribe, excelling in her studies, reading a mystery story, or dashing down town to see the current shows. Always being on the job reaps a reward though-her enviable high grades! She gets her biggest laughs out of unexpected happenings in the History of Art class and she says she's going to an art school next year, but we think Lima has more appeal for Sugar. 29

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H SCRIBEo1938-1939 LYDIA MOORE BRYANT Sl-IES Tippa to us-that real Texas girl. Her leisurely manner and slow drawl, her snail's pace and clroll humor have caused many a laugh. T. says I'l1 always remember the time my mother told me I was going to have a birthday soon. I went all around the house looking for one in dresser drawers and magazines. Here at Holton she's been looking for things too- especially ads for The Scribe. In fact she and Shallberg have covered the waterfront. Ranches, horses, dances, and people with a sense of humor appeal to her-but oral reports, snoring, and eight hundred-page books give her goose flesh. After Holton, it's back to Texas, where she may attend the University. 31