Laurel School - Leaves Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

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f. LAUREL E . . A . A A . F 1 1 LEAVES 1 HELEN GEDDES-Helen and her taxi service have been withuus for two years ' now, Behind her calm, wellimannered . exterior, Helen has a brain full of good ideas and suggestions. . She was another of our faithful backstage helpers at the Senior play, plying her make-up box with skill. She has been in Glee Club for two yeak, and is also one of four seniors taking separate voice lessons. l-lexe's to future success and happiness to Helen wherever she goes. ' . v, 5 . . E. I qvv J, D I v it I . A 6 I ' a M Q' 4' X 'i ff v , O D g , 5 H. 'XO R aa- I ' ' in 5 CHARLOTTE GADDIS-Chucksies sweet face has been seen around school ever since 7th grade, and in that time we ws won herself a reputation for q iet efficiency and dependability. She was Class President, Freshman year, and ever since then has been either Secregary or Treasurer! Her impeccable qeatness and accuracy have been duly appreciated in her -cwork on these jobs. She has often .been a member of the Student Counfil, and has been in Glee Cliib for several years. Wells is the lucky col- lege of her choice. 4' v 1 v . 5 . - asv. 15 121 , 6 i '1' ' 4 'K Q 1 3 1

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LAU REL LE AVES ANN DOUGLAS- Doug was an important addition to our class as a Freshman, and since then has been doing us proud more each year. She reached the top of her many achieve- ments when she was elected President of the Student Government. In carry- ing out the duties of this responsible position, she's been all her subjects could ask. Her tact and poise have won her many admirers, not only in the realms of Laurel, but also in the U. S. Army camps. She's a swell girl in the bargain, and '42 is proud to claim her. iii312'5 tl-I u.. sufeii NM, on s t QD'-Emu and Xllm.! S suqhng somnihuasg i. Nou-ss. G VLNLL9- b JEYNNE 1 P -Since 6 rade Ewhen Qipdi am ' good ol' '42, the class has been 'vened u o 'der y G ' calm o n qowsinc oo - owi , but there is till nevl a ull o ' tl ar n 0 qur ai in the Senior play she demon- strated e talent w 1 wuwikxwmfml 5 main interests include: Florida, celery, u t in for t ities ommittee. Lp05, N jmck, the drama, of course, and n g 'V subtkl +0.19-Q Ill ds. HoUJ.u.4o on-u.b.u.m, vo-UI

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LiAuREL 4 LTSAVES 0 HANNELORE GLASSER-Lena is yone of our class characters, and has now gurgled her way through three years here at Laurel. She has made a brilliant record for hersellischolastically, and has shown special talent in the field of BiolQy and Art. Her perform- ance as th'e Count in the Senior play was most excellent. In this year's Stu- dent Government activibies she has held down the tough job oi Poster Com- mittee Qhairman, and has herd' had the opportunity tb put her artistic talents into practice. She is notctious for her sense of humour, her classroom sketches, 1 I ' and her relati nship with Miss Mjwdrews. . iv, '- O glam W xl 1 v u 'lie' -fi 'P' S ' ' , I gf . 7 Wifi Wt , 'S MARGARET FLEMING- Skippy vvasla new-comer thi! year, but has dready blazed a trailifor herself in the field of athletics. . She started off'With a bang in the hockey season, bf not only making our varsity, but by being chosen right wing on the Cleveland All-School Girls' Team. She is an en-- thusiastic rkr, and has taken a large part in the preparations for ou Laurel Horse Show. - Skip has Won a place for herself in our class by her quiet thought- fulness, her wholesome interest and co- operation, and her genuine capacity for friendship. , t 6 rf f ,Q O ' t , 59.10 5 Q Q 1 'N ' s in 'H ' I. 4 ie .. I av 1 0