Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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SE IORSl--- MARTHA CLARK College Preparatory Courfe AT THE TENDER AGE of six months Martha traveled to the West and claims that she remembers clearly the Grand Canyon, which she visited during this trip. With this fact in mind it is extraordinary that she should envy Mrs. Holton her mem- ory. This year Martha has been an enthusiastic member of both the Dramatic and Glee Clubs. Her main interest is anything in a uniform. Her lofty ambitions are to get on the honor roll, and to marry and have three boys. KATHARINE COLVIN Collage Prepamtagr Courxe IF THERE IS oNE school activity in which Katie-oops! pardon use Katharine has not taken part, we defy you to name it. Athletics, Dra- matic Club, singing, Scroll, SCRIBE, captaincy in Student Government- she's done them all. In her spare time-notice that!-she travels all over the United States, especially to New Orleans, indulges in a passion for dancing, ballroom and other- wise, and goes to watch other peo- ple act. Although she's leaving us, we're sure to hear echoes of her suc- cess.

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-SEN ALICE BAGBY College Preparatory Courre AT LAST WE HAVE FOUND someone who has that much-celebrated dry sense of humor. With a Miami sun- tan, a contagious laugh, and a head crammed full of brains and origi- nality, Alice keeps '15 alive and spirited. She can have her serious moments, too. As president of the Scroll, advertising manager of THE SCRIBE, and holder of high honor rank, she proves this. In addition to preparing for Smith, Alice finds time to keep slim with modern dancing and to strum a meloclious guitar. MARYALICE BRATTAIN College Preparatory Course AIRPLANES AND MARYALICE just seem to go together, for her father is Vice- President of Eastern Air Lines, and her major interest is flying. Singing is her specialty and that sweet, strong voice makes a mighty fine backbone for the Glee Club. This talent is combined with a brain which has earned her honor rank and a science award. Skidmore holds charms for Maryalice, and she plans to major in music there next year. Our own opinion is that her success is assured. IOR S .,....-.. .-. 15 Wim!

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-1-1-SENIOR OLGA COOKE junior College Courxe CooK1E FIRMLY BELIEVES in the demo- cratic idea of keeping happy both the Army and Navy-to say nothing of a great part of the civilian popula- tion. A Navy junior, she has taken an active interest in Navy society here in Washington and writes up the Navy society news for the Time:- Hmzld. After graduation Olga wants to do some kind of defense Work- but we have a feeling that her main work will be keeping up the morale of the Service. NANCY PORTNER DERBY General Couric QUIET, RESERVED, and persevering, Nancy attacks her tasks and accom- plishes them. She loves to read, and it is probably from her hours spent among her books that she has ac- quired the extraordinary imagina- tion which can be discovered behind her every word. Her cherished ambi- tion is to learn to fly a plane, and we know that she will realize this dream with a twist of the Wrist and in no time at all be holding her own with the best ofthe future Amelia Earharts.