Louise S McGehee School - Spectator Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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THE SPECTATOR 4-' Twenty-five N 1 A lf ,w ,ffvlt . A ,V A I E A. 1,.,3ft-151 '15 ,Q 11 I I Nt 1 3 f L 3 9 l Elk? ,ful !r3XL,x17'cfV VQVV 'V fl,,,1l'C 511 Q i f A ' . .VV J 7 1 fl 113 L MARY PATRICIA WOGAN Who is matchless among you in wit. Entered Iunior Year, Capt. of Red Team 143: joke Editor of SPECTATOR 1437 Student Council Representative 1337 Choir 13, 43, Glee Club 13, 43: Dramatic Club 13, 437 Varsity 133. DORIS CARMER CLABAUGI-I The true and the pure pleasures, associa- ted with health and sobriety and vir- tue, these partake of. But those which accompany folly and depravity lt is an absurdity to mix with intellect. Westfelt Notebook Prize 1235 Poety Prize 133: Student Council Representative 11, 337 NAUTI- LUS 1137 SPECTATOR 1237 Choir 11, 2, 3, 43: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43. MAUD ELLEN FARRAR Contact with a high-minded woman is good for the life of man. Entered Iunior Year, Choir 13, 43, Glee Club 13, 435 Dramatic Club 143.

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Twenty-four THE SPECTATOR I 1 CONNIE LEE WIENER l-le's armed without that's innocent within. Sect'y.-Treas. of Glee Club 1437 Choir 11, 2, 3, 43, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43: Dramatic Club 11, 2,43. MARTHA VAIRIN WITHERSPOON And set his heart upon the goal, Not the prize. Pres. of Athletic Association 143, Maid in May Day 1437 Treas. of Class 11, 43, Vice-Pres. of Class 123, Glee Club 13, 437 Dramatic Club 12, 43 Varsity 12, 3, 43.

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Twenty-six THE SPECTATOR ll 'Y sag! vp. age. ,gh I A :tex o'G 9 f , i p. . , We, the Senior Class of the L. S. McGehee School, being of sound mind Conly slightly impaired reasonl but infirm health ldue to overwork?l do give and bequeath our worldy possessions, both tangible and intan- gible, as follows: We will our cherished Front Steps, our other privileges to the Iuniors, now new Seniors. I, Wilhelrnine Aragon, leave the school. CAs if I was ever therel. I, Dot Berea, leave my excitabiltty to Mrs. Pelton. I, Harriet Blish, leave my soft voice to Iane Walker. I, Catherine Burns, leave my ups and downs to Mary Margaret Todd. Wake it any way you want to, Mool. I, Susie Caffery, leave a few pounds to Anne Iohnston. I, Doris Clabaugh, leave Ierry. lt'll do us both good. I, Amelie Clark, leave my fingernails tall brokenl. I, Anne Clark, leave my ivory complexion to the statue on the stair. I, Donna Demarest, leave my last name. CI won't need it any morel. I, Ioan Durland, leave my voice to Mrs. Moore. I, Olive Eaves, refuse to leave anything. I, Maude Ellen Farrar, leave to join the B.A.F. I, Connie Faust, leave Mrs. Bamond breathless. I, Patsy Gibbens, leave a love affair for every member of the faculty and student body. I, Beth Greenwald, leave my accent to Betsy I-Iezlett. I, Grace Gould, leave my wonderful baby picture to delight the whole school. I, Eleanor Hamilton, leave my little feet to little O'I'Iara.