Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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W If 'if-liiiiml i , ,i . I, - f ., ,, gi vu - FRANCES BLAND JACKSON Bland has been a member of our class for three years, but it's hard to recall when she vvasn't with us. Although she lives here, she's an old Virginia gal, and a vacation isn't a vaca- tion unless she goes to Norfolk. At present her interest is centered in the Camera Club. Among those things that we associate with Bland are her appreciation of music, her fine collection of records, and her calm attitude toward life. EVE KINLOCH This petite gal from South Carolina has us all envious of those golden locks and hazel eyes. Although she goes under the name of Evil, she isn't really, and what a sense of humor! Across the bridge table from her, don't ever bid wrong or finesse when you shouldnt It's just not done and won't bring forth her elongated giggle. We'll miss her beautifully matched headbands and dresses-not to mention Evil herself. WWTMTW ANN on N KLEPINGER WMM, - I is an Army brat and proud of it! Her natur ex erance and willingness to help constitute her charm. The Scroll claims her as president pro tem, and the SCRIBE as business manager. She also has the signal honor of being the first president of the newly founded Camera Club, which gives her a chance to use that new candid camera. Her world is dominated by an air of contagious fun and excite- ment. They'll love her at Sweet Briar, but never more than we have at Holton 4 ,,,,,'f.23ida - 3 1 + ,. 117, ilu! ll '69 ff' '7a21aa 4261 V 23141 fiivf ' ' . 4 f I Q f if if ' f ' W1

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ELIZABETH TEMPLE HENRY Ibbeth is one of the original members of the Class of '47, original in both senses of the word. From her perch atop the honor roll, she directs the SCRIBE,S literary staff with energy and efficiency. Her wide variety of talents make her equally valuable to Scroll and to Happy. Ineidentally, that's a rnisprint above, lbbeth's middle name is really Nashville-although it's to Neiman-Marcus that we owe much of that terrihc wardrobe. Holton ' st on't be th same wichostkyizabe h. 5 QU A5 D ja-Lyf' ao W O! Iv' ,Q,0'JD'Lv 53,5 01 We 1 l'fl'U'Laff ,ff ,if aw 1 ,Jw L0 nj, Wugtfz' MARY HOPE HURLEY Thehll blonde standing at the mail table is Hurley. Famed for her week ends at Annapolis and Yale and her stylish suits, she lives in I803 surrounded by souvenirs from her many travels and from her recent vacations in Santa Fe. She was a mainstay of the prop committee, but now she is the newest member of the Dramatic Club. Although undecided about college, Mary will be outstanding in any group for her winning personality, her sophistication, and her blond tresses. l ANN FORSYTHE IRWIN It was certainly Holton's gain when Annsy entered the school last year. Now it's impossible to think of the Blues without remembering the many times she has saved the day in a tense basketball game. This year she holds the impor- tant office of president of the I-I.A.A. In addition, Annsy is one of the most alert and conscientious captains of the school. Delightful personality, those dimples and that bewitching smile, all combined with great ability-that's our Annsy. fl25l

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ADRIENNE MARGARET LORD Voila! Paris-born Babs. Green-eyed personified giggle that she is, we like her. She's the other half of the White Team pep and sings forth in Glee Club, but art is her zenith. Miss Brown will vouch for this in Physiography drawings. And Miss Bunch will vouch for her competence as House Director, too. Guess that's why Holton will have her in Junior College. We'll certainly need one familiar senior face next year at Holton, and we cou1dn't pick a better one, Baboo. DIANNE EVANS MCFARLAND Mac is a contradiction to that old phrase that you can't have brains, beauty, and personality, too. For certainly this future Powers model with the lovely tresses and subtle wit, has won many friends among her fellow students since she came to Holton two years ago. Dianne has been par- ticularly interested in the Glee Club, and the club has profited much from her lovely alto voice. We believe that Dianne has already realized her ambition-to be as charm- ing as her mother. ANNE ALMY MEARNS Mearnie, a native Washingtonian, came to Holton in the second grade. Not only is she a Holtonite from way back, in fact an original member of the class, but she is one of our youngest classmates. That, however, doesn't prevent her rivaling the oldsters in academics, in modern dance, and in her social life. Holton is going to miss those great big blue eyes and that infectious grin, but we know that Wherever she goes to college she will make her mark. i27lf