Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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SE IORST JEANNETTE CRAVER NELSON College Preparatory Courre WANT ANY INFORMATION about Scot- land or the Philippines? Just ask Jeanne. It simply wouldn't be prac- tical to set down here all her hobbies, interests, and ambitions. There are too many of them. She's the most valuable alto in the Glee Club and interested in everything from canoe- ing to dramatics. Besides learning to read braille and becoming a great musician, Jeanne wants to go to col- lege-she isn't sure where. But there is one thing of which she is sure- marriage in the Service? XNS. NA-I .r 2-:PX 'uf ,ff BETSY BUCKNER NOE X' junior College Courre BETsY's incongruous ambitions are to own a chipmunk farm and to have seven little tow-headed boys with blue eyes. Knowing Betsy, we wouldn't put a thing past her, so we wish her success on both projects. A rabid Tennessean, she would like to rewrite all the American history books, and you can bet the War be- tween thc States would turn out Scroll and an honor student Betsy ans on college shes not sure quite differently. Member of the ny which one yet. X WN 5 X .ZX X . . Q! W 'Y X will iff,f5e 595fif' fiffj no-7 ! '7 f7'Q'2.!.ff6 ::ff ,

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SENIORS CAROLYN NEAL MONROE junior College Course A LOVER of the gay ranchero is Pepsie -she's from Houston and another one of those ardent Texans. Especially interested in painting, she draws the most cherubic infants you ever saw-wants to follow through by taking up child training. But travel comes first, she says. Since travel has become a major operation under our present status, we raise a pessimistic eyebrow. Best of luck with those children, Pepsie! We can see another Edna Gladney in the making! AILEEN HARRIS MORROW College Prepamtmgf Caurye LAST TO BE READY, last to rise of a morning, and last to retire at night- fall-last but not least is Lena, a really superior and spirited maiden endowed with brains, much tact, and charm. When Lena talks about her fuzz Cfurs to the uneducatedl one gathers that she is a product of the deep South. Lena's bent is music- she's going to major in it at Smith. Her favorite sport is insomnia. Pro- viding a sufficiently superman pops the question, Lena wouldn't say no ! ' fum: Ma mmm. at-bln - A-6. 56141 Z' 724.2 4154-If AA- al So-ZWZ5-7,0 1244, Qafaali-L44 quad 1 .I pi ' 60101, .. - - Coll' fit fTn:HM?f .:J4.l4uu -' -I dv hnfl' Aw,,aZ7u,Y,,,,.,f,d 3,047 Lak -full' Sg-.an +0 1 law--P-fry, 4' MW

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---lSENIORS--i-- ANNE NOYES College Preparatory' Cozzrxe A QUIET GIRL with an all-enveloping smile, Anne has maintained a B aver- age and won the coveted prize of graduation. She's another deter- mined one-year-girl. Aside from conscientious scholastic work and the rheumatic contortions of modern dance, she finds room in her heart for one all-inspiring ambition-she says she's going to sleep late on Saturday mornings or bust! Cflonfidentially, Anne, we have a similar yearning- so give us the low-down, will you?D Ohio State next year, she says. MARY HAMILTON O'NEAL College Prcparatofjf Counre BORN IN KENTUCKY, Mary proves the well-known saying that the Blue Grass State is famous for its charm- ing Women. Her irrepressible sense of humor keeps us all going when life becomes too realistic. Mary is appreciated not by her contempo- raries alone-she is the Lower School Director. She is popular among the , younger girls and sits in splendor in study hall surrounded by her small worshippers. Her ambitions are to go to Vassar, and later to make some man a good husband. :ggi Ll-1C'YQ..s.i- ' Q l I I J ' -x:.mkX-e..A.. -N? sltghgx.:-sim, 21 -GMA' -'X' 'E-LX ' 'b.-LKL1 A 'X' lta..b't..g e-.5-ci. NQn.'L.LX X .9 cL,,.,.L. 131 sa s 1--A-1 --fe-x T.L X yy ..-- em?-Q 'L I-sc.. .t E1 3.-eieleirz