Madeira School - Epilogue Yearbook (McLean, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1936 volume:

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I' Q 951716 Hwadeim School 1936 ' ' ' Qahewa J Snhnol 5 - i f A D :sos Y INA LE reelzway, gzzirfax Gowzfy Mrqinia I Gable 0 Gomems DFDICAUON FACULTY Yr AR Boon BOARD STNIORS WILL AND TLSFAINIENF CARTOONS CLASS STATISTICS THF ORDFR or PHL DAX SI NIOR SPT CIALS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRI SHNILIN ORGANILATIONS AND ACTIVIIII S ADVER 1 1bLMEN FS 1 DUBIOUS DITTIES ......,.,.........,. ...,............,.,,...... Qle ictcfzriomz 'the Class of 1936, dedicate this slender volume to Miss Maynard, in appreciation of all she has done for us and of the sense of humour which has made her our friend as well as a Faculty member: we say au revoir with reluctance, and with enthu- siasm wish her all our best. Miss MAYNARD - -e sf: I N 'Sf iw . as f 'S ff 69 icers of fftldmittistratiott LUCY MADEIRA WING CMrs. David Laforest Wingb Greenway, Virginia SUSAN EDMOND CoYLE Bridgeton, New Jersey SARAH GRISWOLD SPALDING Denuer, Colorado ELIZABETH EWING BRYAN Washington, D. C. CAROLYN .IONES rl-'ILGHMAN Washington, D. C. ALLEGRA MAYNARD Dedham, .Massachusetts LEILA LAUGI-ILIN MCKNIGHT Washington, D. C. ANNE JEEEORDS TAYLOR Washington, D. C. IRENE RUSS Tampa, Florida EUGENIE FITZGERALD Presque Isle, Maine MARY VICTORIA POLLARD Proctorsuille, Vermont SYIQVIA SPAULDING Detroit, Michigan EVELYN BALDWIN SMITH Washington, D. C. FRANCES Cox WHITING Washington, D. C. FRANCES HESTER ROTTER The Plains, Virginia . ELZA-ANNE BLISS Northampton., Massachusetts JULIETTE JONES Millwood. Virginia Ufficers of Hnstractian Virginia Baker Baltimore, Maryland Isabel Hopestill Carter Portland, Maine Helen Shorey da Prato Pigeon Cove, Maine Katherine Merrill Davis Portland, Maine Madame de Chauny Falls Church, Virginia Lucie Dedieu Washington, D. C. Annette Berault de St. Maurice Washington, D. C. Marie de St. Maurice Washington, D. C. Virginia M. Fowler Winthrop, Massachusetts b Barbara Grover Athol, Massachusetts Grace Dunham Guest Washington, D. C. Fanny Ross Henbest Washington, D. C. Elinor Vernon Hollis Boston, Massachusetts Margaret Page Ingle Baltimore, Maryland Katherine Lee Jones Washington, D. C. Hellene Kingsley Northampton, Massachusetts Agnes Murray Macfadzcan Glasgow. Scotland Stuart Preece Vienna, Virginia Millicent Barton Rex Asbury Park, New Jersey Lucy Sanborn Andover, Massachusetts Hazel L. Sayre Montclair, New Jersey Fanny C. Stockbridge East Northield, Massachusetts Beulah Barnes Weaver lVashington, D. C. Hilda Wright Portland, Oregon Four YL YE AR BOOK LJ I I- G nc 4: o an 'Tiff My wwf MMM MMW7 VM f myjfgjg :W Jalan McClellan In ,WW 'J' ck of MQ JQMXWM MMM wwf Eleanor Andrews Edgewood Drive Grcenwich, Conncctic t N ,cue OW 2 , 24 C www MM A24 YMWW-buf y4,,,,,,A Mf+Wfff'+ , Jffafwf WC M Frances Hill Arnold 3518 Kingston Pike K ll T noxvi e, cnncsscc Hr' F fyff ,fZf7C ' f X v uf Saw' Sf? 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Q OQOOL spam an 965 bw, bm YUWOUD M07 Q70 Q , 5 LDU7- - VYIQY'-OM I esky ion U. S. Naval Air Stat S D g C 1 f nia r A I ill and fgestament E, the Class of '36, being woolly mind, and dubious body, do hereby formally make our bequest to a flock of underserving underclassmen and others, in the hope that they will exercise a little restraint in their pungent references to our illustrious throng in the dim, grey future of years to come. Here, then, is the document which shall make just and final disposition of our assets, as well as some few of our liablilities to our appointed heirs. N. B. This document has been approved by laj The Good Housekeeping Bureau: lbj The D. A. R.: lcj The Department of Sanitation. Viz. to wit: Ellie Andrews bequeaths her myopia to Peggy Thomas Frannie Arnold bequeaths her volubility to Martha Urquhart Monnie Barclay bequeaths her ingenuous gaze to Claire Norris Pinky Borden bequeaths her gory locks to Sheila Finerty Tony Bracketfs Stride-Hitch-Stride goes to Annie Emerson Freddie Bryan's WESTERN MOMENT-Dn second thought she decides to retain same for personal use Carpy's Special Deliveries fall to the lot of Jackie Prichard Phoebe Cates' diabolical laugh goes to Dodo Spelman Migs Chenery magnamimously leaves her waistline to Helen Howard Barbie Clause leaves her School Spirit to Betty Brann Fifi Crandall-those black shoes-any available scrap-heap Dally contributes her stage presence to Walter Hampden Joan Ellett reluctantly leaves her black underwear to Taddy Kennedy Sue Gale bequeaths her eyebrows to our future movie queen: Sherry .Sholes Durp Griffiths imparts her quiet efficiency to Mac McConnell Carol Hall gives some of her definite ideas to Helene Coler Poogy Harvey hereby announces that she remains adamant in her refusal to leave her voice to anyone whatsoever, having been the recipient of two piping Sopranos in the course of the years Fifty-four . ', if Bee Hessenbruch bequeaths her physique to Peggy Webber Pat Hubbard lovingly relinquishes her Worldly Experience Con Growing Up D to Peggy Thomas Judy Jones bequeaths her golden locks to Kay Hammond Betty Keyworth leaves her brass to Martha Boyd Joan King bequeaths her green suit to Robin Hood Mayan Kirk leaves her famous yawn as a souvenir to Miss Macfadzcan Alice Leake leaves her sailor blouses to Johnny Johnson Leek bequeaths her diminutive pedal extremities to Bobbie DeLano Euuy Makepeace surrenders her Grand Manner to Rosie DeLaittre CharleyNelIe McGowen bequeaths her You-all to Helen Keeler Sally Morgan leaves her aggressive manner in classes to Joanna Huntington Airy Melon Palmer leaves her conscientious nature to M. L. Galbraith Kristi Putnam gives her ear-muffs to Teddy Earrel Betsy Quarton leaves her ability pour le sport to Elaine Ctt Bettie Rosenthal bequeaths her green stockings to Birdie Bergstrom Janey Sachs leaves her redoubtable prowess on the field of verbal battle to Petey Craig Kitty Sanford loses her writing paper boxes for next year's Cleanup Committee to Hnd Lynn Schumannls red dancing shoes, by a unanimous vote of the school, go to the Salvation Army Mugsy Selden's Persian Room Penchant goes to her sister Joan Midge Shuman's ecclesiastical pull is quickly snapped up by Princeton U. Carolyn Spelman's lewd literature is seized upon with delight by the Hurley-Bird Pril Warburg leaves her Sleepless Nights to that unfortunate individual-Next Year's Year Book Editor Sherwood Wilson leaves her Florida whirls to Jane Krom Alix Woodson bequeaths her contours to Peggie Sheldon Marion Zalesky leaves the inimitable 124 to Bobby Adams Fifty-five T f f , rx ff 1 1 Vx, H I I T , , QM , 4 oft 4 !,, X ' f - :pr IT A Q f f 'If' i - A V Y' VF . -'vvlx ' BLIIZFRD X -1, . m ,,,....1 I x ....--i I ,fr - ,......- - I K V 2 f 2 S2731 1 1 ' I If F , , ,,- F,,..1---'-- ,J Lf- ?EsT1LENCE ,rn Q' It ,,,-Y Fifty-six b ff-xg fq fx gg!! .,-AQ- 'Qi X X, K.:--X Q - I .fi xt sigh, -fx f- X, ,A W Wg S-X,f'f 'qi XX j gif!! X N f7l .1 xx 5 'XR ,. umm X X I Y , ,. 9 jjj emoqn f- ' g ' Q , f , :Lasso V rmfifiin Q ' kg! SPETCAI. R L. M1 f 5 'fi 1 l A4 ll Lg' 'S 5 F LOOD . 1 H ii Y X ffii '59 ' f FW I- ' , f - f-'tiff fi VVVVI f -V V4 gggaiffll Vp Q92 ' F X 9 K riviiz X T-if If 'f- . 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There was one bid for Hepzibah and there were many variations of the Diana-Diane theme. fPuzzle What, no Dionne?j BOY'S NAME is Peterg MAGAZINE is Esquire ANIMAL-Snake in-the-grass-unanimousg COLOR is blue: PERFUME is 'AMY Sin : second, Blue Grass' FLOWER is the petunia: COSMETIC HOUSE is, of course, Liz Arden SPORT-no winner. Here are a few: 1. Running up bills 2. Jumping at conclusions 3. Revolving through revolving doors 4. Sleeping 5. Boondoggling 'f .-' ft '-Q Sixty-one third, Night and Day Qmlviozws Qilfties, f'7VeW cmd SVU! 50 3VeW Who Walks In When I Walk Out? .... .....AA.................. E nglish Interviews Let 'Em Eat Cake ,,.. Days when there is no fruit already on the table at lunch Stop, Look, and Listen ',r.... ........ C rossing Dupont Circle Bughouse ...i.. ,.i..... T he Inf. Lights Out ,,....,....,.......i.,... ...,......,......... 9 230 P. M. Just One of Those Things .4.., ..,,.. O ur Formal Informality Mama Won't Allow It ..,..i ...i.... G oing without galoshes Yankee Doodle Never Went to Town ,..,,......i During Our Measles Epidemic Who Is Sylvia? ,.... ......,,.... Who indeed? Smoke Rings ,,tt........,.......,, .t...... F aculty Club House The Very Thought of You ..... .,,........i......i..,.,....4,. ,.s,..............,.,. E x ams Thunder Over Paradise ...., .,....,. T ap Dancing Above the Basement Floor Let Yourself Go ....t......,. .t..... N atural Dancing I've Ciot Plenty of Nuttin' .. .,......,.i.i.,.,.i.....,....,i,i..,,. . y,..i..y B ills Out Out of Sight, Out of Mind .t ..........., C hewing gum, upon entrance of proctor 'Say It Isn't So i,. ,.....,,.....,......... Honey, you're overdrawn Silent Night .. .. .....,. A minor phenomenon ti Dinner at Eight ..,., ,,,,,,. 7 , to ygu! Sixty-two Xxx 5:00 6:00 6:03 6:30 6:50 7:15 CE e Wrder of the 9,0091 a. m. This somewhat ungodly hour can properly be said to mark the dawn of the Madeira day. At this time, approximately 50? of the popu- lation wakes to contemplate the horrid fact that lessons are as yet in a more or less embryonic condition. However, at this particular stage of the game, nothing constructive is done about it. Morpheus is suffered to reassert himself. CQuery: Why did we read Screen Romances hier soir?J Silence reigns .... a. m. The denizens of this noble institution are brought face to face with sordid reality: Big Ben, first he whispers, THEN HE SHOUTS! His whisper alone is quite quelquechose, and we may as well face the fact that he is severally permitted to shout himself hoarse. a. m. Then it is the brave man chooses, though we must confess that the otherwise rather unhealthy nobility of his, or rather her, action is perhaps adequately compensated by the banging of windows and other terrible, rending noises that accompany this momentous decision. We blush to admit that we incline to the cowardly school of thought. Rather than turn the other cheek, we turn aside, or, more aptly, turn over on the other side, and convince ourselves that nobody will know or care if we do not know about Unreal Conditions. a. m. A sound like a spirited game of croquet indicates that the heat is on for the day. This comes as more or less of a relief to those of us who do not fancy the interior of a frigidaire as our domicile. a, m. The bell-maid Ca sadist, we thinkj rings the bell with a great note of enthusiasm. A few souls rise, and Stagger to brush their teeth with an air of abstraction. We content ourself with a hollow groan .... a. m. A unanimous decision is reached that the hour has arrived when the plunge must be taken. Our roommate explains this fact to us with truly admirable patience, in much the same tones that one would use in dealing with a fractions child. Results are conspicuous by their absence. One Sixty-four hears much splashing and gurgling down the hall. One's more estimable friends are performing their ablutions like good citizens. We shudder slightly. 7:24 a. m. We are dragged forcibly from our trundle bed, and the fact that the 25 will ring any minute now is impressed upon our feeble mentality in terms calculated to dispel all doubt. 7:25 a. m. The 25 does ring, and finds us more or less in the state in which we made our Hrst bow to the orbis terrarum. There is a general exodus. Our roommate flashes us a look of concern, then one of disgust, then leaves us to our fate. We can find but one stocking, in spite of all our frantic rooting amongst cherished chattels, and we get into our yesterday's shirt back to front three times before we make our hurried exit. We have broken both shoelaces, and as we rush from the room we are still holding them. 7:30 a. m. The bell rings and finds us triumphant as we enter the dining room with leaps and bounds, somewhat quaint as to hair and visage, but still clutching the ends of shoelace in our feverish palm. 8:25 a. m. Study hall is announced by the beast in the belfry. We drag our bedspread over what looks like a map of the moon, kick three shoes under the bed, realize that the maid will find them and line them up in the middle of the floor where they will immediately accost the accusing eye of Mrs. Whiting, if she should happen to inspect, and think better of it. We lie on our stomach and go after them with another shoe, which we lose. We cram the whole works into a drawer, and depart, carrying our ink well upside down. Some well-meaning crony, hurrying to the school building, pauses to advise us of this fact as she hurtles past. We say unkind things. 8:30 a. m. Study hall. History is made, and monumental tasks are accom- plished in this brief interim. 9: 10 a. m. Classes begin. We utter a small prayer. ll:3O a. m. The question before the house: To go to bouillon, or to buy some paper Cthemej. To do both would be a physical impossibility. We're hungry, and we know someone who just got new theme paper yesterday .... Sixty-five 1:30 p. m. We rush lunchward complete with raincape and soured outlook on life. The weather is terrible--so is our state of mind. 2:00 p. m. We scramble over many pairs of feet and finally locategfaj our place, fbl our hymnal, and all to the tune of Here Comes the Bride. We wish it were the Dead March . . . The weather is inclement, but so is fate-someone is practising the Blue Danube. 2:15 p. m. We rush over to our mail box, butt a few people amidships in our eagerness, forget our combination, ward off with kicks and blows that un- fortunate soul whose box is under ours, and who has at least nine letters, scowl into our own receptacle, and snatch out our booty. Battling our way through the hall, we hear various squeals of delight. We examine our little hoard in comparative seclusion. We have snared an American Observer, a bill for 828.93 and a slip from the cleaners. 2:30 p .m. We sign lnclement on the Reg. with a flourish, then find to our dismay that the weather shows definite signs of clearing. 4:00 p. m. We return from sports, rather the worse for wear, and down three milkshakes in rapid succession. We stagger home, feeling a bit green. Someone is practising the Blue Danube. 4.50 p. m. We worry our way to roll call. Our white dress has no buttons. Bless the Arcade Sunshine Laundry. And little Audrey laughed, and laughed, and laughed. 5:00 p. m. Chem. lab. begins to work up to a crescendo. The little scientists are having themselves a whirl. 5 .15 p. m. Biology lab. is not to be outdone. A preserved frog is not, to our mind at least, even faintly comparable to Chanel No. 5. But then, we may be difficult to please. 6:50 p. m. Dinner. Of course we go to the wrong table, our dress comes apart, and we spill the soup. More fun. 8.00 p. m. More study hall. Were Strauss extant at this late date, we are sure he would commit hari-kiri on the spot. The B-flat seems to have gone the the way of all flesh, but there seems to be an F-sharp which we feel we cannot bear. Sixty-six 9:00 p. m. Crackers and milk for all. Our elbow is jabbed in a crucial moment. We choke, and are nearly annihilated by a friendly attempt to restore us to normal. We object to being pummeled, even in a spirit of jovial camaraderie, and say so in no uncertain terms. The individual in question seems a touch disgruntled. 9:25 p. m. The 25 rings, and We are suddenly conscious of the fact that We have not brushed our teeth, which causes us great concern. 9:30 p. m. We climb into bed. It feels even more like a map of the moon when we are in it. It probably all goes to prove that Crime Doesn't Pay, or something equally sinister. We are, however, in an unfortunate frame of mind. 10:00 p. m. Deciding to brush our teeth, We open the door at the same moment that at least seven other peoplevdecide to do the same. Result, a sprint. We win, by about three lengths .... We sneak back to bed, and turn off the alarm which we had carefully set. We keep our gaze averted While doing so, so that we'll fool ourselves into thinking we don't know what We're doing. We go to sleep and have terrible nightmares, which we no doubt richly deserve. However ,... Q.. Sixty-seven Q X Q 1? A Q ETL- SENIOR SPECIAL CLASS rfimsr 5 fri, Senior Special lass Ufficers VIRGINIA BRADWAY. President Mns. T ILGHMAN, Teacher BETTYJANE RUWE, Secretary LIGHT BLUE, Color SENIOR SPECIAL ADDRESSES Adams, Mary Weidinan .. Babcock, Anne Mason ...... Blunt, Betty Jean ........,.,.. Bradway, Virginia Mary.. Bryan, Florence Carter .,... 119 South First Avenue, Lebanon, Pennsylvania . ...........,.......... ..i.i.... .....,...... G l enview, Kentucky ,....l801 Alta Vista Avenue, Houston, Texas .,....411 Rivard Boulevard, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 3402 Garrett Street, Houston, Texas Campbell, Dorothy Louise .,..,, 615 Northeast 18th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. de Cireeff, Marjorie ,..,.,, Gutterson, Colleen ,.... , Howard, Mary Chase ...,. Miller, Veva Penick ,,..,,, ,.......,McLain Street, Mount Kisco, New York Rye, New York ..,,....,.,.,..2009 Q Street, Washington, D. C. 325 W31Hl1I Street, New Orleans, Louisiana Remington, Anne Ryder ,.,...,...., 350 Ambassador Drive, Rochester, New York Ruwe, Bettyjane ......i...... Seventy-one ......,.,.....,....,..,.,..,,.Greenhaven, Rye, New York wifi Hi, ' j X W. V 1 e K w 5 . y N af :Q -f vim, ff Q W W . 'mf' wffigxagv .2 JUNIOR CLASS zzminr Glass Uf icers MARGARET LYNN ROEE. President Miss SPALDING, Teacher JANET CARLSON, Secretary PURPLE, Color Adams, Barbara ....a..,... JUNIOR ADDRESSES Fairview Farm, Odebolt, Iowa Arcaya, Isabel Cristina ..4.,. ....... 1 333 Sixteenth Street, Washington, D. C. Beall, Betty .........,................,,..,,....,... 1600 Sunset Terrace, Fort Worth, Texas Beyster, Hendrieka .......... 1144 Kensington Road. Grosse Pointe Park,Michigan Bradley, Barbara ,....,....... . ,..,...,., 1706 Twenty-first Street, Washington, D. C. Bradley, Sally Phelps ,.,.,.........., 1706 Twenty-first Street, Washington, D. C. Carlson, Janet Florence ,,.... .,..,..,..., 1 661 Crescent Place, Washington, D. C. Chase, Marcia ...,...........,..... . ....,,... Highlields, Fayetteville, New York Clery, Suzanne Culbertson ,..,,, ..,.,,. 13 ox 418, River Crest, Fort Worth, Texas Craighill, Margaret Fontaine .,.,,. ..,........,..,. 2 803 P Street, Washington, D. C. Curtis, Sallie Wick ....,...,.,.., cleLaittre, Rosamond ..., .. Delsano, Barbara ,..... Duke, Paula ...,.,.,.... Eisenhart, Eleanor ,..,.,. Emerson, Annie .....,,.., Round Hill, Virginia ,......,....,,....1........,....,.,Wayzata, Minnesota ,,...,.1l30 Short Road, Kalamazoo, Michigan Center, Pennsylvania ,.....,.13l6 East Avenue, Rochester, New York Estabrook Road, Concord, Massachusetts Fairback, Martha Elise ........ 5783 Waterman Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri Farrel, Jean ..,..,....,,.,,.,..,. .,....,.......,,...,,.,.....,.,,,..... P ine Orchard, Connecticut Fleming, Clarissa Ann .,..,.,.... Fleming, Sarah Beverly ...,.,,,.,.. Gibson, Wilmoth Cosby ,...,,. Graves, Mary Ireland ....,. Grosset, Janet Graham ...... Hirsch, Carol Mayer .,,.... Seventy-fiue .li :A 1518 Twenty-eighth Street, Washington, D. C. . 1518 Twenty-eighth Street, Washington, D. C. 120 Park Avenue, Bronxville, New York ,.z,..1701 San Gabriel Street, Austin, Texas .......,l035 Fifth Avenue, New York City ......31 East 72nd Street, New York City Howard, Helen Morrison , ........, 4150 Lyons View Road, Knoxville, Tennessee ' .401 Groveland Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota lreys, Marguerite ..i.....i.,...,.... Johnson, Jeannette Louise ,..,........ 335 Main Street, Johnson City, New York Jones, Katherine Eastwick ,.,,.,., 516 Fayette Street, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania Keeler, Helen Louise ............,.,.,. 303 Plymouth Road, Grand Rapids, Michigan Kennedy, Margaret Louise ............ 230 Thorn Street, Sewickley, Pennsylvania Lathrop, Carol Holden Pickett ...,.... 2230 California Street, Washington, D. C. Lincoln, Marjorie Gould .,...,..,,,. ,..,..,..,... l 808 R Street, Washington, D. C. Melville, Margaret ..........., ,.,.. ,,,......,.,.,....,..,.,,,.. ,... S t o ny Brook, New York Mory, Mary Milsom ..,..........,....,. 256 North Park Avenue, Neenah, Wisconsin Osborne, Elizabeth Hosking .,,.....,. 328 South Rose Street, Kalamazoo, Michigan Prichard, Betty Jacqueline ,..,.......,...,...,.,....,...............,,..,,.. Staunton, Virginia Quirk, Mary Roberta ,...,,,.,......,., 28 West Irving Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland Robb, Margaret Lynn ..,.... ..,.... 2 318 California Street, Washington, D. C. Rodie, Barbara Hinkley ....,.., ....,...... 8 3 Albany Avenue, Kingston, New York Rubicam, Jane Collins .,.,.. ,,,........,,.... 1 1 Richbell Road, Scarsdale, New York Schaaf, Kate Coleman ..,.,..,.,,... 413 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Selden, Joan ........,,.,.,.,..........,.,....,., 15 East 69th Street, New York, New York Semmes, Valerie Danehower ....,....,.,....., 2152 Burns Avenue, Detroit, Michigan Sheldon, Marjorie Starkweather .,....,,........,. Rose Hill, Waterbury, Connecticut Sherley, Marjorie .....,...........,..... ,..,.... 2 600 Upton Street, Washington, D. C. Sholes, Alice Wade .,..,,,. ....,,........ 1 1130 Magnolia Drive, Cleveland, Ohio Talley, Beatrice Anne ...,........,. 2540 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C. Taylor, Ruth Campbell ..,...,...,...........,... 303 Divine Road, San Antonio, Texas Tonner, Carol Louise ....... .,,...,..........,.., T orresdale, Pennsylvania Train, Elizabeth Adams ......... ....,... 3 6 Beverly Place Utica, New York Treadway, Lucy Townsend ......,.........,....,.... Hickory Hill, Bristol, Connecticut Underwood, Anne Elizabeth .,........ 3021 Cathedral Avenue, Washington, D. C. Watt, Janet Toop ...,.,,...,,.,......,....... West 252nd Street, Riverdale, New York Webber, Marjorie Lambert .... 619 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich. Webber, Mary Eleanor .,...... 429 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. White, Mary Alice ..,......,............,,.. 1420 Sixteenth Street, Washington, D. C. Worthington, Mary Kingsbury ,....,........., 2122 Leroy Place, Washington, 'D. C. Young, Harriet Danforth ........,... Box 452, Station F, Route 9, Milwaukee, Wis. Young, Mary Frances ....,......... 1549 Virginia Street, Charleston, West Virginia' Seventy-six SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore Gloss K9 fieers JANE GILLESPIE, P!'9Sl'd9f7f MISS SAYRE, Teacher AGNES MAGRUDER, Secretary DARK BLUE, Color SOPHOMORE ADDRESSES Bassett, Marie Antoinette ,...,.,,......, Bergstrom, Alice Perry .,....,..... Borden, Ann Carlin ....,,,......,..,..,.......,.. Brann, Mary Elizabeth ,.i.. .. ., ....,......,..o. Critchlow, Dorothy Jane .............,.. Everett, Grace Elizabeth, ......... Galbraith, Mary Lee ,.,,.......,..., Gentry, Elizabeth Bond ..,...,..,.. Gillespie, Jane Elizabeth .............. Gray, Mary Imogene ...,....... .,.,....., Harris, Helen ,.........,..,............,. ....,...... Herbst, Catherine Patricia ..,..,.,,,,....... 512 Wildwood Avenue, Jackson, Michigan 561 East Wisconsin Avenue, Neenah, Wisconsin 2306 Tracy Place, Washington, D. C. Green River, Hillsdale, New York 231 Thorn Street, Sewickley, Pennsylvania 2304 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C. 435 Woodland Road, Sewickley, Pennsylvania 3900 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. C, 675 Shippan Avenue, Stamford, Connecticut .21 18 Bancroft Place, Washington, D. C. Westchester Avenue, Rye, New York .2425 Foxhall Road, Washington, D. C. Huntington, Joanna Carpenter ........ 1906 Twenty-third St., Washington, D. C. Hurley, Patricia ....,.....,.........,.. ........,......, Belmont , Leesburg, Virginia Krom, Katherine Jane .,.. .,..,..,...., T he Flamingo, Miami Beach, Florida Lee, Priscilla Alden ,.... .......,.,..........,. C hatham Hall, Chatham, Virginia Leigh, Jane Gardner ...,.,.,.....,..... 400 East 57th Street, New York, New York Magruder, Agnes ...........,........,,. 2222 Wyoming Avenue, Washington, D. C. Manning, Miriam Donaldson .. 905 Poplar Hill Road, Roland Park, Maryland Mather, Ann Russell ,........,.,.,.,...... 3107 Garfield Street, Washington, D. C. McConnell, Mildred Esterbrook ,.,,,....,..... Green Pastures, The Plains, Virginia Melville, Ruth .....,............ Merryweather, Laura ....,.. Norris, Claire Irene ....... Ott, Phyllis Elaine ...,... Porter, Barbara Louise .... Sefton, Katherine .............,..,....,,............ Shepard, Barbara Frances .. Spelman, Dorothy Noyes., Thomas, Grace Bennett ,...,.. Van Ness, Barbara ,.........,.. Wiggins, Margaret Lynette Wilkinson, Ann Harriet .... Seventy-nine Stony Brook, New York Gates Mills, Ohio ...108 East 38th Street, New York City .......,.North Street, White Plains, New York 3 Russell Terrace, Montclair, New Jersey .26 East 35th Street, New York City .,...19 Charles Field Street, Providence, Rhode Island ,.,,.,.,.,..,.........Greenfield Hill, Fairneld, Connecticut 862 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow, Mass. .....,.,.....,.....Weed Street, New Canaan, Connecticut , .......,..... 1375 East 26th Place, Tulsa, Oklahoma ....,..,334 University Place, Grosse Pointe, Michigan WIFTU' T HE MADLIRA SCHOOL SPORTS BUILDING AND PLATFORM BASKETBALL NATURAL DANCING FRESHMAN CLASS greslizmrrmz lass Ufficers GLFNNA TILTON, Presidt-nr Miss MCKNIGHT, Teacher ANNE PHILLIPS, Secretary GREEN, Color FRESHMAN ADDRESSES Alderman, Frances Genevieve .,...,.......,...., 1516 3 lst Street, Washington, D. C. Boyd, Martha Hill .,,.,.... .,....., 2 20 East Lawrence Street, Appleton, Wisconsin Chenery, Helen Bates ,...,.. ,...,.. 1 357 Park Lane, Pelham Manor, New York Coler, Helene Danforth ..... ......, 1 160 Park Avenue, New York, New York Craig, Ruth Walker ,, ,...,,. ...... l 94 Beaver Street, Beaver, Pennsylvania de Sieyes, Jacqueline Lucy ...... ..,. . H3519 Lowell Street, Washington, D. C. Evans, Mariana Mears ....,.,..,... ,...... 3 405 Lowell Street, Washington, D. C. Finerty, Sheila ,....1...,,....,,.....,...........,. The Dower House McLean, Virginia Hammond, Catherine .......,,. New Country Club Road, Birmingham, Alabama Jackson, Deborah Vinal ...,...,,.,. Kirk, Deborah ......,..,.,.. Marbury, Lucy Mercer ,... McKnew, Patricia ...... Meyer, Ruth .....,........, Phillips, Anne Caroline ...... . Powers, Nancy Stonestreet, Molly Alvord Tilton, Glenna ,.,..,....,,,.., ..,,,. Turney, Jean Irene ........,.... ..... . 6 West Kirke Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland ., ,,..,......,. 2204 R Street, Washington, .1403 Twenty-first Street Washington Kalorama Circle Washington .,...,l624 Crescent Place, Washington, 2211 Thirtieth Street, Washington ,.,.,..,,Carter Street, New Canaan, Connecticut ......l853 Mintwood Place, Washington, D. C. 2126 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. C. ..,.,.55l0 Moorland Lane, Bethesda, Maryland Urquhart, Martha Elizabeth ....,., 16250 Bush Boulevard, Birmingham, Alabama Weller, Nancy ,..,.,...,........,,. .........,.,,. 1 09 Prince Street, Alexandria, Virginia Wing, Sally Ann ............,,,,. 30 Orchard Avenue, Paovidence, Rhode Island Winston, Margaret Trippet ..........,.....,,..., 1200 Western Avenue, Joliet, Illinois Eighty-three glaase Smdenlf Qaifemmem Chairman .,.4... ...,.....Julia Jones Vice-Chairman ,,A.,,. .....,.,. P aith Crandall Sceretary .4.,,. ,4,.,... J ane Griffiths lVarden .... ...,.,,. F rederica Bryan Chairman ..,....,. .,.,,......... C arol Hall Vice-Chairman ...,., ...... M argery Shuman Secretary ...4...... .,..... B arbara Clause Warden ..... ....... M ary Dallas Qlay Student 90'Vc9?l'WWM4E'Wf Chairman Call yearj ....,.. r,r..,. P eggy Lincoln Secretary 4 ,,,r.,.r...r..... ,.,... M irian Kirk Assistant Secretary ....,.. ........ K risti Putnam Secretary 4.....,.....,,..., . .,. Assistant Secretary, ., Betty Sabine Anne Underwood Eighty four -f athletic egssacziatian OFFICERS President A... ...A,... A nne Babcock Vice-President ,... ........ F aith Crandall Hockey Manager ...... .,.,.. C olleen Gutterson Basket Ball Manager .,,... .,..n. F rederica Bryan Tennis Manager ..,... ...,.. M ary Dallas AST YEAR, when We laid the cornerstone of the new Sports Building, we had no idea how impossible it would some day seem that we could ever have done without it. The school budget is no longer in the red: as the maids' favourite mops no longer meet their end on the hard wooden floor of the platform. No more Inclement days. No more basketball on the outdoor platform in freezing Weather, with the subs all sitting on the sidelines huddled in rain-capes, teeth chattering like the traditional buzz-saw, and feet from which all feeling has long since departed. The Sports Building is Subs' Heaven . The fruit store with its milkshakes and sundaes plays havoc with those inclined to be a bit on the plump side: but the athletes in training are the bane of its existence because more than two ice creams absorbed in the course of a Week constitute a major crime in their careers. We had a glorious hockey season, finishing up our fourth consecutive undefeated year. The hockey banquet brought the season to a perfect close. Basketball, second only to hockey, Was taken up by an unusually large Eighty-Six group of good players. Our minor winter sports, soccer, and lacrosse, took a back seat, being eclipsed by skiing and skating. The zero weather and snow storms made the northern girls feel quite at home. The l'Suth'ners , however, declared that they had never seen so much snow, and unanimously stated their disapproval of same in tones admitting of no possible doubt. But even they were eventually lured outside, perhaps out of curiosity. The new dancing room caused a great deal of enthusiasm. Miss Grover had her hands full coaching her Tap and Natural classes for the recital. As a matter of fact, the dancing classes were more popular this year than ever before. The recent Astaire films have apparently awakened the latent hoofer in us, with varying degrees of success, and last year's Natural dancers succeeded in persuading a few of our more timid souls that one is not expected to be unduly graceful at first, and never exotically interpretive. Thus more converts have been added to the fold. Even though we have all enjoyed the winter sports, it is nice to have the spring term to look forward to with its great variety of sports to choose from, and the harrowing choices we are compelled to make. Most of us wish we could try our hands at everything. Tennis, track, baseball, swimming, archery and riding are scheduled for this term. Each of the team sports has its big day when the colour teams compete, and we are looking forward to the horseshow as one of the most exciting events of the school year. Altogether we feel that this has been the best season yet, athletically speaking. We can't help feeling proud of our invincible hockey team, but we are all of us aware that we owe our various triumphs to Miss Sayre. FAITH CRANDALL, A. A. Secretary. Eighty-seven VoLI.IEY BALL VARSITY TEAM Vxfhitc Talley Underwood Bryan Evans Portcr Shumnn Makcpcacc RIDING CLUB J. Selden M. Chcncry R. Melville J. Rubicarn A. Babcock P. Melville B. Ruxve HOCKEY VARSITY TEAM Babcock Makepcace Ott Ruwc Train Talley 1 gon S Guttcrson Crandall Shuman Gale J, Jones Tonner l BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM Train Gutrcrson J. Jones Talley Crandall Babcock Gale F. Bryan OUTING CLUB UMAN SH UM President . SE . CLAU MB Secretary . CAMERA CLUB President ,. A,..,..,..,...,. ,4,.,...., ..A... , H . YOUNG Sccrclary ..,A ..... A,.., ,..., C . S PELMAN ART CLUB Presiclent ........... ...,.,,...,......,. ..... A . BABCOCK Vice-Presiclcnt ..,.. ...., ...........,..........,....... J . GRIFFITHS Secretary ...... .... .A......A...... ,...A...........,.4,,.,,4... J . E LLIETT Librarian , ,.,. ...... B . DE LANO AND B. J. PRITCHARD GLIEIZ CLUB lhmklunr ,A.,........A.,,.,.....,, A,A,.,. I 3, ANDREWS SCCl'l'ltII'y .M. CHIZNITRY f,U7l'lII'l'lII'2 ..... . ,.,. .,..,..... . . . ,,,,.,..,.. ..,. ..... ..,..,, C . H ALL 1 .f,...., , V . DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION MAIQY DALLAS JAN13 SACIIS PATSY HUBBARD 13A1usARA DI2 LANG MARYLIN 15RAcgK1f1T Qramatics HE DRAMATIC BOARD of 1935-1936 has done an- unusually good job in producing the school plays this year. They have had exceptionally good taste and judgment in the selection and casting of the various plays, and have shown great originality in direction, settings, and costufming. The five officers of this year's board are: Patsy Hubbard ......iii.,..,...,,....i,...i,...,...........,.,...... :.,,Chazrman . Jane Sachs i....,....,,.. .i......,,.i I Production Manager Bobbie DeI.ano ...,..i .i,..,..i...i,...,.,..., rage Manager Mary Dallas ..,,..,.....,.............,.........,...,.,..,..., Business Manager Marylin Brackett ....,.,..,..i.....,..i....,. Assistant Business Manager This year we have seen two groups of one-act plays, and are looking forward to two more performances this spring. Scenes from Romeo and Juliet , Richard II , Cymbeline'i, and Twelfth Night are to be presented in the outdoor theatre. The casts for these plays have already been posted, and rehearsals have started. The first group of plays should by all means go down in history, mainly for two reasons: One of them is that Bobbie Delrano, looking delectable, and being excruciatingly funny, did a Cornelia Otis Skinner to perfection. It is a dreary thought to consider what would happen to most of us if we were suddenly confronted with a huge audience, and. expected to put on a one man show. Secondly, we all take off our best, Sunday-go-to-meeting bonnets to the noble souls fi.e. almost the entire castj, who, during the performance of The Monkeys Paw , upon forgetting their lines, not in the least perturbed, ad libbed the entire third act and most of the second with admirable aplomb, so that nobody ever knew about it until almost a week later. The second group of plays, instead of being a let-down as is usually the case after a good start, lived up to, and surpassed our expectations in every way. The Hrst play on the program, Two Crooks and a Lady was a gangster melodrama complete with robbings, killings and phoney telephone calls. fNo pun intended! Bamby de Greeff gave a realistic performance as Lucille, the maid with the pretty face, and the unpredictable nervous system, and Peggy Thomas was quite divine as the tough egg whom Babbie Gillespie, as the crippled old lady, cracked with no tool but a coldly cultured voice, never stirring from her wheelchair, and not even lifting a paralyzed finger to bring the criminal to justice. Aggie Magruder and Dottie Critchlow successfully demonstrated the comforting fact that the long arm of the law inevitably finds its prey, and Jane-Louise Harvey, the oh-so-English companion, bedecked in her roommate's second best hat turned wrong side around, did herself up brown. At the Rising of the Moon went over beautifully without a hitch, a tribute to Patsy Hubbard's noble efforts in producing Irish accents wholesale in the unaccustomed larynxes of the cast. Sandy Van Ness was a perfect joy as the policeman whose lot was not one of the happier ones, and whose gestures laid us in the aisles. Frances Alderman as the peddler, an alias for some quite unbelievable and thoroughly unpronounceable Irish name, was verv fine. We congratulate these two girls in particular as well as the other members of the clalstiviind ,the wonderful individual offstage who whistled At the Rising of t e oon . N inety-three The Madeira sam: A grecizway, giairfax Gouzzfy Mrqinia resident and country clay school tor girls on the Potomac River, near Washington, D. 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