Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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J . 1 traumasiasmrarWvta,air4triiagrqgwtrataYJsrrtraStatrqsraasrarautututauuftmutta fr B ii Caroterd Lzubq i ,us ' x . , M I 1 X - n .P V W' Z ' I i qiilfebp stillln Keep-stilllll , , 1 f- 'J r Bark row: Eve Kinloch, Katherine Holmes, Margaret Morris, Babs Lord, Prudence Lehaney. .S'era7zdr0u1.' joy Smith, Eloise Collins, Ann Klepinger, Lewis O'Brien, Anne Piggot. HE history of the Camera Club is a very short one, but already the club shows signs of becoming one of our most out- standing extra-curricular activities. It was organized by Mrs. Lois Sprague Hazel, a Holton graduate and one of the country's foremost women photographers. The two closets at the entrance to the small gym were converted into a dark room and portrait studio and furnished with the most modern equipment available. Mrs. Hazel turned the project over to the capable hands of Miss Martha Reinbolt who taught us about the various types of cameras and Film and how to develop and print our own pictures. As we became more adept in the field of photography, our field trips were more fre- quent. During the year we took pictures of the faculty, sports, and primary children for Scnusu, as well as portraits of fellow members. We are very proud that we have accomplished so much in our short existence, for it leads us on to more ambitious dreams for the future of our club. i641

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JJ.CACA Making standards high From left ta right:-lane Eichenlaub, vice-president,-Iudy Zook, secretary, Annsy Irwin, president, Phyllis Evans, recorder, Betty Halley, Averill Borden, secretary, Sandy Merts, treas. HE Holton-Arms Athletic Association was reorganized this year after a lapse of seven years. A great deal of credit is due our new athletic director, Miss Yeager, who has devoted much time and effort in giving it a start. Officers and charter members were elected to represent the various athletic departments, and a constitution was drawn up, with a special amendment for seniors of 1947. The schools rl 66 included in this year's hockey engagements were Cathedral, Mount Vernon, and Friends. An invitation dinner was given at the close of the hockey season, to admit the seniors whom we felt were deserving of membership. Our full schedule also included a basketball season, in which the team again did justice to our name. At the end of both seasons, a tea was given at which the lirst and second teams were announced. We feel sure that with the firm and successful foundation laid this year, the H.A.A. will grow each year in membership, and con- tinue to promote true school spirit. l