Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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- SENIORST--- ELIZABETH ANN SHERMAN General Caurrc BEING a Well-traveled Navy Junior, charged with ambitions to be a nurses' aid after graduation, Ann seems determined to dedicate her life to the Service. If she would only shift her affections to the Army, she would be a good candidate for the cavalry, for she teaches riding at a girls' camp as a summer occupation. But her frequent trips to the Naval Academy seem to indicate that she will remain unwaveringly loyal to the Na-Vee. .QSYQ as vi .xggv Q55 q HELEN ELIZABETH SMITH 'l fl 'yay tl Exo junior College Count ai' X from 40' X5 xx DESPITE HER DUTIES as art editor of Nl X SKS xl T THE Scnuaa, secretary-treasurer of the So X0-' 0' senior class, and leader of the White xg . 6 5' 5 X4 team, she has found time to squeeze ' YDS Vx in a Richmond debut. Nobody but P' 4 ed qxtgb Helen could accomplish such feats N BQN5 9 X and still retain her energy and ,chip 2 V' . sparkle. Witty, always ready with gps QXVX the come-back no one else can think X . B O - O - of, she possesses one of the most col- vx . JAN orful personalities in school. Helen nv QQ: says, No more college , she wang! NXQA Noi, 44 J to join the ambulance corps lGZh- YNO it qxh, cv XXV 2, moi? xox. oqg. L Ps 50' X YJ! XQGAO R 043 5151, Y NW X Q, A sw so ' Y eve Vx X-bs xr-N sb fb X x 5 b lX'5 fwrl' 'fo by SKF ex, 0 ,lv f Qi Q. Us 055 ,Q or-'S ,U A so of-I fo :gr-'5 Q ,sc ' 529 ef 'NN' XPP 6' devil' :lg NOP M5 QQ' Q5 440' ie' 0571 00 vi S V' . v +V A Q' tr' ,bus Qgx Oth Q6 QT DQG Uizo ox?-S 93, vb t -9 ,gr 'Vw we qsef ydfri ,Pig

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l---SENIORS ANN HAMILTON ROBERTS College Preparatory Courfe CONNECTICUT born and Carolina bred, UA. combines the character and intelligence of the North with the charm and gaiety ofthe South. This chic and outstanding individual has legs that Petty could use as models. Yet, was A.H. ever at an English conference? Did she ever balance her budget? Could she ever find her most prized lost article? Well- Her main interests at present are Chapel Hill, foreign languages, traveling, and good food. LENORA BEAL ROSE General Couric HATS orr to the most remarkable girl we've ever known! Lenora has won the undying admiration of fac- ulty and students alike for her spirit and determination to reach the top even after a serious illness. No one but Beal could have done the impos- sible, but she's done it and with high honors. Possessing that much- talked-of intellectual curiosity, she is a boon to her teachers- Lenora .VX really appreciates! they crow. On Nfl - Y' top of these attributes, she is a so I V pf charming pers n and we love her! 3 ' yy, Viv 0, if w I V X . VP l A if My YJ .yy . 'Y' ogy! Mfr Wagga WJ ofbiifw go-Q y l2io9Wffff?iiWfolf2l5oll,fiMf1955'la fr Mmwom .fo .fm maori Wwiokrrs

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--l-SENIOR JULIA ANN SPARKMAN Collage Prepamtogf Coune JUDY,S A SOUTHERNER from Alabama, where they believe in good times and know how to enjoy themselves. No exception, Julia Ann has taken part in every school activity from being on the honor roll to talking in study hall. Judy has a real love of people and people naturally love her. In the Dramatic Club plays her realistic weeping brought us all to tears. A potential Tallulah Bankhead, she hopes to follow in the footsteps of this famous actress from her home town. GLORIA GLYN STEPHAN junior College Couric You CAN ALWAYS coUNT on Gloria Csome call her GG D for innova- tions in hair-do's, clothes, and cur- rent suitors. She hails from Bryan, Texas, and is right proud of it. Gloria's travels have included prac- tically the whole Western Hemi- sphere, but she's still partial to those New York week-ends. She says she wants to do social work after Holton or make a stab at dress designing. But the University of Southern Cali- fornia is also in the orhng.