Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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DOROTHY FLORENCE SIMMONS Within a few minutes of Dottie's arrival at Holton, she had completely Won our hearts. Her never-ending exuber- ance and enthusiasm amaze us. Her beauty goes without saying, but vve've seen no sign of a red-head temper yet. Her talents are many, but her great love-and ours-is her singing. As secretary of Scroll, president of Glee Club, and chairman of the International Committee, Dottie has con- tributed wholeheartedly to school life. We wish her all the success in the world. MARGARET ERNESTINE SMITH Versatile Peggy is one of the busiest girls in the class. A vital member of the Glee Club, one of the most talented actresses of the Dramatic Club, and a charter member of the Camera Club-these are only a few of her numerous activi- ties. Crazy over horses, she is not only a marvelous rider, but is well-versed in equine care and grooming. Peggy's delightful personality and ready wit have endeared her to us all. MARY SUE SPAINI-IOUR Mary is famed as the girl with the vocabulary. It is truly astounding, and has been very useful to the SCRIBEIS literary staff. Scroll also claims her interesting contributions. But don't get the idea that it is all work and no play with Mary. Those gay week ends at Annapolis take care of that. The resourcefulness and enthusiasm with which Mary has entered into all phases of school life, have long made her an outstanding member of our class. We know that college will take Mary to it's heart. fl30l

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SARA PAULINE RAFFETTO Sara, known and liked by all, has that priceless knack of getting along with people. Incurable daydreamer that she is, she still manages to contribute much enthusiasm and talent to the Dramatic Club-both as secretary and as an active member. It won't be hard for her to fulhll her ambition-to be famous. As to her mysterious love-life, the letters continue to pour in from all parts of the country. We'll long remember this fun-loving Holtonite of long standing. CARLYN PAULA RING If you see a snappy new 1946 Ford convertible whiz past, that's Carlyn. One of our most reliable and willing girls, she's always ready to help. No one could have done a better job on the dance committee, on the business staff, and during the last part of the year, as head of the Supply Closet. At whatever college she attends, she'1l undoubt- edly take a major in science and math, in which we know she'll succeed as she does in everything. Zbaou. 'icool-wa.-. Sanur. S'LAJ- 'n.o'I-4'-I-419 'l?w7'0rf- 9,4 a.4.uC7 :.Q-4,uC4h,5. L,.a.uL4.,4..r7 ,L.Lg,1.Jg 'rs-74-4.4: lk. 0-D C.f01Ao t:a,4,2a crank '-6i1.1.7 ,,g:-his ' 6093- f ' g51L.l.JLLAg4-A, ,gg , tg ,g MARGARET WAKEFIELD RUEEIN ZZQIQIA RuHie, our southern belle, hails from Norfolk, where even she l1as a hard time keeping up with the various men in her life. A one-year girl, and terror of the Virgil class, she is a member of the Dramatic Club and H.A.A. As chairman of the dance committee, she made the senior dance a great success. Her theme song may be He's My Guy, but she's OUR gal, for Margaret has captured our hearts with her winsome charms. We Wish her luck in years to come. JI-291 file. , 1.. .A as . ,f- :La Piyrkfuiec. oQQ..fL-Ll --4 -49 'Jfi' LLIQ- '?+':f+,e-af-

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CORNELIA LEGARE TARRANT A newcomer this year, Katie had no trouble in making her place at Holton. She's another one of our Army brats and another ofthe popular West Point crowd. Her winning personality, along with that figure, height, and beautiful blond hair, makes a striking combination. Without any difficulty, this intelligent gal made above her average and was accepted into the Senior Class first thing. From our experience at Holton, we know that Wellesley will profit by her capability and savoir-faire. ALICE RUTLEDGE TILLMAN Al1i . . . her attractive bangs and exotic clothes have made her the fashion plate of Holton. When jokes are being told, Alli's laugh can be heard above all others. Her pep makes her a natural for cheer leader of the Blues and the efficient treasurer of the class. Her versatility mani- fests itself in artistic and literary workg and as a member of Scroll and ScnmE's literary and art staffs, she will be sorely missed next year. V MARGARET KATHERINE UNCLES Marka is one of those rare combinations of brains and beauty-anyone in her Biology class or the Spanish class wherein she holds star-billing will tell you about the scholastic angle, and anyone who has ever seen that fresh, rosy-checked complexion will testify that Marka is one of our real beauties. A one-year gal, she is a member of Scroll, to which she has proved to be a most valuable addition. Be it Vassar or Sweetbriar next year, Marka will, we know, continue to be outstanding. rl31l ,e