Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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SENIORS-l MARGARET B. HAMBLEY General Caurxe MARGARET WAS BORN in New York City of English heritage, and she is a prime example of all-out love for Britain. Her hobby is her autograph book, which is kept at the White House and in which all the cab- bages and kings must sign. After Holton, she hopes to go to London to work in the American Embassy. In the meantime Rollie amuses herself by playing any Convenient piano, riding vigorously, and walk- ing everywhere. MARJORIE GREENWOOD HILL College Preparatory Courxe MARJORIE is that blithe spirit who flits through our halls spreading sunshine in the form of wise cracks and laughter wherever she goes. In her saner moments she manages to keep up an enviable standard in her studies and to take many and varied roles in all school plays, for she is a ringleader in the Dramatic Club. Next year William and Mary will claim Marjotie's time and interests, and we know that she will prove a welcome addition.

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----SENIORS - JOAN SHAFFER FERGUSON General Caurre TAKE A Looxc at this picture. Like her? So do We. Beauty, brains, and personality plus. That's Fergie. We love to meet up with her, for there is never a dull moment in her vicinity. The same fertile brain which produces those priceless quips is responsible for her membership in the Scroll and many of the pages of THE SCRIBE. Envy her We must, yet we can't help loving her. Student, Wit, Glamour Girl . . . and Friend! But definitely! MARY FITZGERALD HALL 'WS -3 junior College Course 'T' CHIPPY, nee Mary Fitzgerald CD, was elected director of the S Street houses -unanimously, of course. She hates tapping a reproving pencil in the library, does it with an apologetic wistfulness cute to behold. A conscientious student, Chippy has proven her dependability in many Ways. She has only to approach us with What about your pictures? Cshe's in charge of senior photo- graphsl or This is for Queen Eliza- beth -and suddenly we're ready to do or die. That's just the wa vve feel about Chippy. Q.nin'-it ...I Hu., -1 emi ,Nj I-lgl'l'l'1. -. 1-A a yl'll' ma mv: zu,- Jyvua-QJS Jvioll-JJ' 'l'Lv-lid.:-1 F-J QTMISQ ao! M-ll-10...-.H 4,,,v'i' nw l.:11-LA '2 5'7f1 alG:v-0vn.n- lA..z1.J.J .,-ed ou.-o',,ij -X-AAA-AJ so f-kv-4..--- 19 n Omg-7,,,walJl'otrLl My d,,J,Z,.:m..'1L4 V' on !f'Xl'Y5r-1- jk L.T, ol liwg, Curr-H1

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-?---SEN R HARRIET JEAN HURD General Count: IT is Nnws to us that Jean's first name is really Harriet, but not news that her ambition is to be an exclusive de- signer like Hattie Carnegie as well as a singer like Grace Moore. Her great talent in both fields of art cer- tainly assures her success. With her lovely voice, it is only natural that Jean should be president of the Glee Club this year. In the fall she plans to attend Flora Stone Mather College in her beloved Ohio. FLORENCE FULLER HYDE College Prepamtaqy Couric FLCRENCE is a sort of half-and-half girl. We saw her first at the end of last year Cshe was at Holton study- ing for College Boardsl, and so when she appeared this year to join the senior class, we classed her as a fifty per cent new girl. She immediately set up the lares and penates in YIS, and her next move was to become its captain. Next year linguistic ambi- tions will carry her to one of the col- leges now being tentatively regarded.