Laurel School - Leaves Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

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s S'5'w ,if XVJTM XP QQJRSXK Q6 Avqbxl LAUREL LEAVES 90 'C' 'X s+fv'N X MARGARET MERKLE-A'Mimi is that tall, gorgeous, silent gal, Cyes, there is one in the Senior Classj who has proved her merits in the classroom as well as on the athletic iield. Under- neath her calm exterior lies a keen sense of humor and a capacity for fun which has made her dear to her friends. Her much-admired beauty has been a cause for worry to us all, and a great many female minds have breathed easier since she decided on one man. Mimi is headed for Vassar, and we wish 'her all the success in the world. U wr Skisairafif 'xx if ,Jvc-kff Q gs s..'pi'1'X W' ii' . i X in Cl'-1075. Love., 'lhe 'hmm -5 les w.+'hf l 'tl v JULIA NASH-Hoolie is the 'pio- neer of our class, and for twelve years has been welcoming its new members. This tall, blonde bombshell is one of our star athletes, but the fact that she has won the current events contest every year that she has competed, proves that her talents are not conflned to the ath- letic field. She is Vice-President of the Student Government, and has been actively cpn-nected with this association for several years. This year, as head of the Proctor Committee she rules over the study hall with an iron hand. Her special interests are skiing, tennis, and most any other sport, and she has wpn renown as the only true Hman-hater in the school. 181 D Hqdlfe. U

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LAU PATRICIA MADISON-l'P3ftY,' joined us Junior year, and since that time has been noted for her numerous men and darling hair. Patty's high spirits and sense of humor have livened up the Dorm for the last two years, and this year have been added to the collection of wits in Senior room. She is usually seen answering fan mail destined for various parts of the United States Cespecially University School and Dukej, or playing bridge Cshhhhb in Senior room. Vv'e've had a lot of fun with Patty this year, and we hope she'll have as much fun without us next year. REL L EAVES MARIAN AUSTIN MARTIN-Marian joined our ranks Sophomore year, and since then has been a quiet but thought- ful member of good ol' '42. She is famous for her early morning jokes, her cream convertible, and her arches. Her specialty is in the field of art, in which she has majored since she started at Laurel. One of her mos! successful art projects was her help in making the stained glass window which has added the finishing touch of beauty to our Carol Service for the past two years. . 4 ll7

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--W 'T 'WM r '-- f. tif' f at--N ff ef 3 safe' K LA'UREL LEAVES V,,',g-'jx . . u .-HX'-l .ue . t 1 MARY PLEASANTS MCCREA1OUf F, gc! -- Freshman year, the class of '42 wel- 1 , tg X comed with open arms. this merry Z 1 X, prankster, 'the famous Mickey. Mick 3' 1 - is one pf our star athletes and a member X ' ' of all our varsity,teamsi as well as being Y our prize genius. There is rarely a ,J.Q'g,,,'Y dull or quiet moment, for she is con- ,,,k tinually on the go and her mind is .. never without some screwballish scheme. Recently we have discovered that Mickey has a real 'talent in her singing, a fact which is proved by her presence in Glec ,Club and Choir for the last three years. Mick has a serious side of her nature too, as has been proved by her capable management of Laurel Leaves. Welles- ley is the college of this vivacious gal's -' choice. ' . - 9 L I I 9 ng 0 o ' i ALICE OLS.ON- Olie ,,known as the sweetest girl ,in the Senior Class, joined our'ranks Junior year, and in that time has made herself beloved by everyone. For two years her alto ,voice has been, an asset to both the Culee Club and Choir.. Her interestsiare riding, swimming, and Wsestern Reserve Acad- emy, where she spends 'much of her 9 time. Shes not 'sure which college will be so fortunate as to claim her next iyear, but,we're positive she'll be happy and well-liked wherever she goes. as, . ' ., , - '. D I ll9