Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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THE 5 SARA LOUISE McLELLAN FRIENDS, the Bermuda trip, History of Art, losephine, bridge after study-these will always mean Holton to 'lSwee 3 horses, exclamations over chocolate pie, basketball, and good fun in Bancroft-these will always mean Swee to Holton. Her nick- name can easily be confused with sweet, but it really came about through her little brother's inability to pronounce Sara Louise. Swee comes from New Orleans, which she says isn't as glamorous as the Mardi Gras and colonial stories ot the Missis- sippi make it, but Swee will probably make her debut there next year. Swee, always ready for a joke, even though some- times on herseltp Swee, playing some variety of chopsticks Calthough she is an accomplished pianistlg Swee in her red bathrobe-that's how we'll remember her. 56 SCRIBE01938-

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H SCRIBE01938-1939 5 l JOE ROBINSON MCKENNA lOANIE, really named for the late Senator loe Robinson, has been at Holton for seven years and is the third of her family to have been graduated from the school. During this time she has so allied herself with the life of the school that any absence brings inquiries and visits from her classmates. She is outstand- ing in sports and plays for the Blues on the hockey team. She is a member of the Holton Athletic Association to which she has given all of her intense energy. loanie adores 'lRufty, her dog, and when she is not collecting stamps, spends most of her play time with him. She hopes to go to college but isn't quite sure yet what she will do. She is a native of Washington, where she has made innumerable friends. 55

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H ESCRIBI-201938-1939 MARGARET RUTH MINK MARGOT, sister of Mary Mink in last year's graduating class, is a Navy junior and has lived in varied surroundings-Great Lakes Naval Station, Illinois, the Samoan Islands, and the Philippines. So modest is she that it was difficult to draw from her a list ot her many important activities-member of the hockey and basketball teams, member of The Scroll. sub- scription manager of The Scribe and director of the upper school. She is dependable, conscientious, and willing-traits which have won for her the confidence of her classmates and teachers-and her friendly, cheerful disposition has endeared her to all. Margot's plans after she leaves Holton are not com- pleted as yet. For one of her abilities, college would seem to be the right choice, but dress designing may be her choice. 57