Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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seyqiozzskl- BETTY WOOLF College Prepamtmgf Courre BRINGING WITH HER the color and charm of old New Orleans, Woollie enlivens any crowd with her irresist- ible vivacity and quick wit. Her sleek, blue-black hair, her question- ing black eyes, her White teeth, to- gether with that intangible sparkle make her a vivid and outstanding person. Betty's chief interests in- clude journalism, in which she plans to major next year at Sophie New- Comb College, a certain Phi Delta Theta in a shiny green convertible, and the Blue team whose members elected her its leader this year. -

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-TT-SENIOR MARY ALICE WILLIAMS junior College Courfe MARY ALICE is envied universally for those black-lashed blue eyes and her gorgeous taste in clothes. As if these blessings were not enough, she is also an accomplished pianist Cif you've never heard her Bolero you've never livedl. Her suite-mates have finally oriented themselves to Mary Alice's high-pressure Cand fatal- we knowll sales-talks on products al la Beauty Counselor: If you crave beauty, I can sell it to you, she warbles. And don't think we don't break our necks cooperating! MARIANNE WILLIAMSON College Prepomtofgf Course HERE WE HAVE the only Guiding Light who doesn't act the part. Un- believable is the Word for it. Letters for hockey and basketball, Student Government captain, Glee Club, Scroll, SCRIBE Editor-in-Chief, honor roll-that's only half the story. A grind? Conceited? A stuffed shirt? Don't make us laugh. This girl's got-Well, everything. Far be it from us to Wish her luck, she doesn't need it. Just wait until Smith Col- lege sees the unassuming way that she breaks records!

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Special Students HERE You sEE pictured those Holtonites who defy any ordinary classifica- tion! They aren't seniors, and they aren't members of any class. So we call them specials and think that that's a pretty good name for them, too. just listen to Kathryn Knowles or Kate Johnston do justice to Debussy or Bach, and we're sure you'll agree that their abilities are pretty unusual. It goes without saying that they are among the strongest supporters of Mrs. Frost's Tuesday afternoon musical teas. Special things are done in the world of paint and charcoal by talented Virginia Rusch and Phyllis Rathbun. When you're ready to have your house decorated in the latest style and the best of taste, or when you crave an eye-dazzling creation for the next college prom, call on Virginia-she'll know just how to help you out! As for Phyllis, look at the walls of the art room and her special gift will need no further explanation. After having traveled over most oflEurope and having lived in Belgium for such a long time that she had to relearn the art of reading English, Ida Wesson, another special, decided to come to Holton this year. Last and least Cshe's 4 feet II inchesD is Elvira Cheatham,whose grandiose ideas about a kindergarten of her own and whose boundless energy in caring for Bancroft's younger generation seems out of proportion to her size. 41