Madeira School - Epilogue Yearbook (McLean, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

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Now we realize more than at any time in recorded history that men and women need trained minds with which to face the problems before the world, starvation in Europe, first of all, the rehabilitation of the bombed countries, the revival of education. How can we do these things? Here at the school, we are very proud of the class we are sending forth as the class of 1948. It has made the high- est record that any class has made since we came to live in the country 17 years ago. It has learned in a veryun- usual way what concentration and attention mean and what real thinking can bring about. We feel grateful to the girls of this class, and we send them forth with our love and our admiration. Lucy Madeira Wing Qwv ' ,V MV Vffd' X if of w f SMA v- v f O ,VWw,, , ggehicaiiun We, the class of 1948, proudly dedicate H. our yearbook to you, Miss Madeira, in honor ' of your 'seventy-fifth birthday. As Shake- M speare gave so much to the world through It his works, so have you given a great gift ' through your knowledge, interest, and kind ,A . ' le understanding. For this we want to thank 1, E K you with a tribute from the playwright you L ., . Q know and love so well. - J' T it 1 K, if 5 34 'L i ,T MRS. LUCY MADEIRA WINC fahminisiraiihe Staff LUCY MADEIRA WING CMrs. David LaForest Wingj AL EGRA MAYNARD MARY PITMAN BROVVN G eenway, Virginia Marblehead, Massachusetts BE ,IERLY MCCAMMON CLARA HARRISON GUTHRIE R thland, Vermont Greenway, Virgina SA LY PHELPS BRADLEY LOUISE MOSS ROYSTER ashington, D. C. CMrs. James Hunt Roysterj TE 'KLA HILBERT Clarksville, Virginia aterford, Virginia EDITH MacARTHUR HOWARD FL RENCE E. CASHEL fMrs. Montague Howardj G ithersburg, Maryland New York, New York HE EN K. HOFFER EUGENIE E. FITZGERALD ashington, D. C. Washington, D. C. ' LE NA M. JOHNSON MARY R. FREAR Keele, Ontario, Canada CMrs. Huber Frearj MA Y VICTORIA POLLARD McLean, Virginia P octorsville, Vermont OLIVE RACHEL DAVISON RU H ELIZABETH BARR fMrs. Harvey A. Davisonl T emont, Pennsylvania Washington, D. C. P' Jlnsirucinrs AG ES MURRAY MACFADZEAN FRANCES ROTTER WINSTON I uirend, Glasgow, Scotland fMrs. Oliver C. WinstonJ EL ZABETH NELSON TATE Washington, D. C. C rs. Jack B. Tatej De MARIS DAVIS HEARN ashington, D. C. fMrs. Bernard C. Hearnj M GARET GOODWIN VVILLIAMS Washington, D. C. Q rs. Edward B. WilliamsJ FANNY C. STOCKBRIDGE ashington, D. C. East Northfield, Massachusetts NA CY BAXTER ELLEN CLARE FUNKE C eveland, Ohio Hatboro, Pennsylvania VI GINIA BAKER MARGARET TOLSON B ltimore, Maryland Washington, D. C. IR NE ROSENZWEIG BARBARA BULLARD BRADSHAW ne Bluff, Arkansas fMrs. W. Richmond Bradshawj H LENE KINGSLEY Washington, D. C. rthampton, Massachusetts MARGARET PAGE INGLE IS BEL HOPESTILL CARTER Baltimore, Maryland I rtland, Maine BEULAH BARNES VVEAVER CA HERINE DURANT HEAP iMrs. George A. Weaverj C rs. Robison Heapj Washington, D. C. aShingf0n, D- C- MABEL G. HOWISON AN ETTE DE ST. MAURICE CMN. Marion Howisony 3Shll18f0f1. D- C- Washington, D. C. LU IE, DEDIEUC HAZEL Louisa sAYRE M a?lEngtI?nS,1l?'MAURICE Montclair, New Jersey . ' ' MARY VVYNNE ashington, D. C. , , , LU QIA BARBER HGVVARD Woodbridge, ionnecticut C rs. Clarence E. Howardj MU-URFU F- GAINES ashington, IJ. C. Vienna' Virginia MI .LICENT BARTON REX ANNE MIDDLETON bury Park, New Jersey VVasliington, D. C. QM WM 1 ,J aide! 51,21 fvlg X 'T ff' f lv n?f':.: 'if,hL-S-ETJQS f, W 'MQ NX Q30 ., rf W M 5 f P' A s V 4 1 7 15gfZ',K W5 X 1 1 f WX X FQ? 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Shouts of laughter were heard as the children came tumbling out of the houses and started down the road. Five minutes later a cry, Wait for me! reached them and they turned to see Ginny, half dressed, running down the road. She was late as usual. As soon as Ginny joined them, absent minded Kay disappearedg she had forgotten her undershirt. Above the excited voices, Sukie could be heard babbling endlessly. Penny was listening so attentively that she almost fell over a red Rose on the path ahead of her. Sandy groaned under the weight of all the nice books she had brought along to read. Julie, at the head of the group, picked out a pleasant spot by a brook, where they could eat their lunch. As they unpacked their picnic basket, Pam, in her haste, picked up a Peanut and stepped on a Brownie. While they were eating, Sandra, with her mouth full, launched into a long tale, but was constantly interrupted by Di Di. Sitting under a tree were Meg, Darcy, Peggy and Joyce, surrounded by men, even at that tender age. All at once a great splash was heard. There was Fairfax looking wet and woe- begone in the middle of the stream, declaring that she would never ride again. In their excitement they had failed to notice the black clouds above, but when the large drops began to fall they scrambled to gather up the picnic things. By mistake Katie stepped in a chocolate cake and blushed furiously when Adrian teased her by making faces. They picked up their' baskets and ran helter-shelter for home. It had been a grand day. 'yi S ,ix '7 E91 fr 'if' L, fx-'ssfrls Cai a S 1'-' ---X x' 1 K-,-Xl 'O . . ' ' ' Efgfgfa , ' ' X xx xxlr qgg XXXX X . + 7 ,,2.NT XX ! 1 Q XQ ' gf I l X XX. 14' ,ai K , '-Sf-F -9 I U1 .... 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He nailed one to the front of a clap- -s, board house, and Peggy Dorman, awakened by the hammering, flung 1 , rr open the casement window and shouted, Hey you, how in the world can Nb -fl .X a fellow get his sleep with that racket going on? What are you doing Sf anyway? Sorry, M'am, It's Play Day, and this is my job. Shouldering his posters, he turned to walk farther down the street, but at the corner 3 ' he was knocked down by the early birds, Jennifer and the Melvilles, tear- gg ing by on their bicycles. Elinor and Betty Owens stood in the street and 'laughed and laughed at this. When she saw the accident, Sally Zook, A A f' ihoughtful as usual came out of her house and picked up the posters so , A 0 K Ulf Q the messenger could go on his way. ,K N Qk Johnny, starved after not eating all night, leaned out of her back oor and snatched the milk. She called good morning to her neighbor V Bug, who was on her front porch making clootch, even at this early wig X, hour. As the messenger approached Canning Street, he heard strains of 3 Peggy Griffith, helping to awaken the city with her singing. He nodded J to Dale, who smiled and brought in her mail. Woody leaned out the win- i 0 dow to tell Jenny, who was erasing pencil marks off the front of her fffj f house, that she and Townie wouldn't be able to go to the play because they , is had to rip out their knitting and start all over again. All at once there .0 towards the edge of town to make the Westminster Hunt. A By this time, all of London was awake, and a conspicuous sight was Q Q E. H. S. Sprague and Woodberry Wales arguing from balcony to balcony. ff., L , Sally Strayer was trying hard to get a word in edgewise, but those two , 3 was a great clatter on the cobblestones, as Bachman and Widdy galloped J . I 5 Jef talked so fast, she didn't have a chance. Then Mignon came bolting by 5 -4-121 ' H g 3, its and shouted to them to come and hear Maestro Fuller on the accordion 7' down in front of the Mermaid Tavern. Upon arriving, they were met by fy l 1 gales of laughter and shouts of revelry. Everyone seemed to be laughing t' at Hungerford and Hazel and Hoppy, who were amusing the crowd with -- danced out into the street. She was followed by Ruthie carrying Joan's 77.5 0 TP itheir antics. The doors of the tavern swung open and Joan Shamblen YJ f ' Y tl p cape. 4 oo, M' T' Suddenly the crowd parted, Glazie strode forward to the center and Q 5 invited them all to follow her to the wharves where a new ship was about 4.7 gg X to be launched. They started off down a narrow street, but before they ' Lt 4 ' -. had gone very far, a cloud of dust arose from a doorway. Jane Henley was +, L' seen behind it. She was still cleaning up after that party. As they wended 251 n 45 their way through the streets, many joined on behind. Among them were Y 'J' ' 53.0 5 Conkie and Bushby, who had decided that this was the day to go ad- 494 thc-Z '5 venture-seeking. Gay and Millie came too because they didn't want to ' ' sl 'J miss anything. When the group came to a crossroad, they were surprised 3 ID to hear music and even more surprised when it proved to be coming from sg , 3 i s R -' , 5 f '. 1 'Taka' Xl -J s f 1 g N NX A, N Tb ' I 13 J .- ' '- ' s .3 4 'gig QL! Jr! ,CEC 3 ag. 5- fy H 3 ' 3 111' ' if Z 'PQ -1. 4 J P-1275 ' ' '-.off-QV 'IDGQUN -Hung -Qgrcl g QPSK - tgmdr Q gnome -- iFeoc9icr ,lf 3 .-' K ' ' 'X F RDQQUUJQASX Q3 q muy? ,ikctizilsdcwcesg . gr' S VDJQSLLK. Ca iJQQYN6xQA'l RSXQQJ-A, Qkyrilg ,LVS Mound fins l2Q,lgQ,lf-ll r K K t N U 5 ly S Q -gtg a e'showi,l,C-lf-:tlie1ibw72sLl4SgrTc?e? plaQ DdgNeSlJJmg .g1t3RbnQ 1 Jeanie ilholland told stories, and Hitchie proudly displayed her kilt, -tai-A 025 TSX XAA UCJLMX Boob X vpcwwgkxfw O 'lx Silk ,QSLS f S Cl... SCQYN x Of M613 gxy HCSQOO ' lsr! K4vlKGU- QA! XACNI' A Bw l:,QliQJJC. X gk-1-,O qxfa. Gdor as all fee. They waited a few minutes, and were rewarded by Jane Perry, ho sang for them. They started on, and at the end of the street they em rged onto the wharves. The brilliant sun shining on the water made it iflicult for them to see. When their eyes had become accustomed to the l ht. they beheld the wharves, and all began to chatter with ex- citemen . Glazie quieted them and pointed to Sonny, who was standing on the eck of her newly-completed ship. On the left they saw Monkey paintin a picture, and Ann Rowland, in her usual friendly way, went over to talk ith her. Down the gang plank came Baldie and Sally Maconochie, just arr ved from Norway. Sally had finally been persuaded to leave her beloved England. The saw a head bobbing in the water, and as it drew nearer, they 'ealized t was Ann May, bathing suit and all . . . fremember the party ?J Jodo sa that she was dragging something behind her, and immediately dived o the pier. They went hopping off together on the back of their sea hor. -. The time was growing late, and the play would soon start, so at the suggesti n of Glazie, they departed in various directions. Glazie decided to find ammy before she went to the theater. She started down the street a d presently stopped in front of a store. There inside was Hammy with a eap of papers -she had to sign, and reports she had to write piled hi h around her. She left her papers when Glazie came in, and the two of em set out for the play. As they crossed the street, they saw Nancy ann and Kern, who were also going to the play. Nancy's hair was bea tifully neat, and Kern was, as usual. well dressed. They looked very ex ited and waved vigorously when Jackie came out of the house. They off red to show her the way because Jackie had just come over from France, nd had never been to a Play Day. The crowds grew thicker, and as the e of them approached the theater, they saw Ceci Collins' name on the ill board. Closer inspection revealed that she had at last been given a ading part. Before they could take another step, Knobbie rushed up with such energy that she almost knocked them over. She apologized and offered to show them their seats. On their way in, they passed Patsy Purcell, to explal they pa circle o Glazie a knew. A they set men. Knobbie pointed out .their seats and went. hurrying off. Fl - ' .ooking very bewildered, and Mary Shipley was trying frantically n a joke to her. As they pushed their way through the crowd sed Jo and Sue, who were engaged in conversation with their d Hammy surx eyed the audience waving and smiling to all they the little herald came forth on the stage to announce the play, led back quietly to enjoy the afternoon's entertainment. s fl-KAL, vxp ef-s.Q YK' XNQLA QXN k!xJ'C4J-X 'L l 1 'Q .4 Y: K . We , L x i lla Qhubc, vi XAQCPC.. 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Who is violently opposed to shower drippers? 2. Who never lets a proctor get her down? 3. Who's one girl that doesn't mind. getting a Bill? 4. Who's got a wonderful figure in a leotard? 5. Who do we always find . Ng deep in the Christian Science Monitor ? 6. 8: 7. What two girls are famous for their laughs? 8. Who should use her little 'sister as a social it secretary? 9. Who just adores Chemistry? 10. Who is soon going to bump into something while talking? 11. Whose main topic on conversation is Duke? 12. Who is the dark-skinned beauty? 13. Who is the quietly efficient man-behind-the-gun? 14. What girl is noted for her good-looking clothes? 15. Who looks wise and wordly behind her horn-rimmed glasses? 16. Who spends-not six, not seven, but eight hours a day in study hall? 17. Who loves her camera and hates her hair? 18, 19, 20, 8x 21. Ah, Bridge- Who could be playing? 22. Oh, Johnny . 23. Whose good humor ' knows no bounds? 24. Who is the long-striding encyclopedia? 25. Who lifted her big innocent eyes and told another joke? 26. Who's the wonder- ful sport? 27. Who sings ballads about the Boys Back Home? 28. Who's the song-writing third Musketeer? 29. Who knocks our eyes out with her Texas ties? 30. Who has trouble standing up? 31. Is that a Hula-Hula Girl or is it? 32. Who do we admire for her generosity? 33. Whose raven hair do we wish we had? 24. Who is the sultry singer? 35. Who do you think of when we say peroxide? 36. Who's the Brilliant Giggle Girl? 37. Who has an inexhaustible supply of Ace Bandages? 38. Who sold her clothes to buy a pair of riding boots? 39. Who gets around in spite' of her height? 40. Who can out camel-walk a camel? 41. Whose remarks'Y do not beat around the bush? 42. Who is still looking bewilderedly foro if if it title lififg its her table? 43. Jitterbug Queen of 1948. 44. Who is known for her athleti prowess? 45. Who never runs out of jersey blouses? 46. Who amazesr us with her hair-dos? 47. Who has as much trouble with Latin as the X Ui 'AUUMLWQ3' L., fo - 91906. 'MA' My 'skdqif 'Q 4- 4' . fl -A 'iPini1Jm PL :JN .dd VJ YA 2 i few wi- ' . wyffy -f..ef'.f'f' ip' ,ny . W 1 , i 'K ' I 5 Up, gf, edit did? 48. Whe picked e Berry, but didn't like the taste? 49. who H talk of almost nothing but Northport Point? CAnd with good reasonlj W 50 51. What two girls have men galore? 52. Who talks about Alaska whe she is not laughing? 53. Whose hair changes color with every wash- ing? 54. She may be beautiful, but she ain't dumb. 55. Her wit is dry, but e soak it up. 56. There are lots of fish in the ocean, but her great- est atch is a tail . 57. Who is easily recognized by her coiffure? 58. Who is the girl with the impish face? 59. Who can always be found at Ann polis? 60. Who finds this atmosphere low compared to her home tow ? 61. Who's the tall girl with the happy smile and Southern drawl? 62. ho's the talented young artist in our midst? 63. Who loves to eat, but eeps her stylish figure? 64. Is that someone coming toward us with a ru le skirt? Why it must be-. 65. Though last in the game, her jolly disp sition will not be forgotten. 66. Who is always crushed by other peop es misfortunes Cespecially Senior'sJ? 67. Who could teach Culbert- son few tricks? 68. Who is the born comedienne of her class. 1. S lly Vilas 2. Mimsy 3. Lee 4. Jerriette 5. Rosie 6. Sarah 7. Dotty 8. Bets Porter 9. Joan Babcock 10. Josie 11. Nancy Alyea 12. Linda 13. heila 14. Bonner 15. Marcy 16. Tilda 17. Less 18, 19, 20, 8z 21. Ann Dow Gay Chapman, Carol Sonne, and Lydia Richards 22. Cherry 23. Susie Salt nstall 24. Betsy Henry 25. Pussy 26. Stolkie 27. Cookie 28. Cinny 29. .mmy 30. Judy 31. Dickie 32. Mary Elliott 33. Renee 34. Nancy Upj n 35. Joyce Ebel 36. Harriet Williams 37. Fluffy 38. Nat 39. Betty Smi 40. Alice Watson 41. Margot 42. Maria Theresa 43. Lynne Kerwin 44. o Stambaugh 45. Freddie 46. Millie Coe 47. Betty Irving 48. Alice Blue 49. Marty 50. 8a 51. Chis and Bobby Jackson 52. Ginny de Ganahl 53. ancy Raymond 54. Nancy Hamilton 55. Lanie Grasselli 56. Lisa 57. ulia Merrill 58. Peck 59. Dottie Boyson 60. Sally Downs 61. Frannie Bro s 62. Audrey 63. Susie Simmons 64. Ceci Lounsbury 65. Katie Ale nder 66. Sy 67. Beaner 68. Lanie Chandler. I . . - J' .riff ' 1 ww' ,y o Q 1f94,yJ 0' 'lf' 41' ' . eafgiefffgfi W' f.'f?5f V' fl '05 xvfd- ,QQ of 4v'3,,0.fiiayn,5fdfIj4D,1-A0yPVJ'0yH4lffIq I l ia? J wr. 1 I!! iEvp3i05:Vj33y8g ,lf ,v,9y.QWq,L0,J, Ji. any liuikj op' dflgwfsl Em My 9el'L ao' V' sth' ' Vi 'W WW 1 0 bca,-5 m ,- L8 Wm Emo 'PW'-U-. 107111 M113 ,jdmjll nsqbahj ICO Wwrlmm I Ss .nxaarboscs b-pd-hcuizoi fowLU5LxTxt'v-2F,f..,4,tDuANYwqq-3 ham snMm3- a I K fx?-ea 'P-01' lowxg . Gnd, -' SQQX, I oo 'YTRE ' J, A J I, 'Q ian' - -SX- ez-fw gi fp.. l ff' L '--'Q -.- Gift' 1 m S-' +++-+'++ A--P -I .', 1 +41 4, + -1- 4. -1- 4-jj 4 fa-ax +1+:+ 5, ..-- -i 3: + -,. LL Q i - - I I-U 'II' 'Q E -:. 15 ' A 'Q 'NW gl., n r QSNQFQ' ' .f-... 'Y' 'i'3, 0 1-, QI i 4 f fn. 5 x 1 - 9-A Qi ii: 1 'L ,, ,..l--- .ll Senior 61112155 Qgffiners President SALLY HART FISHBURN Secgetary LOUISE MANATREY WHEELOCK Class Teacher MISS ALLEGRA MAYNARD E201 d 9' -euro,-e.,. ff, '-- -'Lo .W---,H 10 - f - ,,,,M, JY , Q -A 0 vu ' 5 ' .- 0 , Q- -1, ' 0 J K, R 47 xl, Q ff, D fl t , 7 D Q ' ' ,f x . . C W. . W 4 ' Q ' ' O - 'wvn 'Q ax 4 O Q W , K in Q 0 , 5 'I' J. .114 ,fir v,.'4A , , ' -, ' -. - 'L 4 ' '- ' 1 4.1 .' VLA -,Um-,4,,,,, SALLY HART FISHBURN ,.s,,,S,, Wherever the bright sun of heaven shall LLM shine, His honor and the glory of his name shall be. fin, .- gg, ..,a.,L.,4 'l in 4 x ' lv Z 1-0.341 - a 9 A .. , ,iw Q ,L V im! in I X I - ' 42:3 lllg K, H : , J I v Rx H R 5 O , sg, I. E 0 ' ,, A 0 'o J, e--V f-1g4 M to ': o I ,' ,. A ' f- ' 0 4 r Y,-,-V 1 -'J N 'U I 49 , o . ' 0 0 1 Ll-ff X An C-4-ay-fx, 1 - if 4--1 ,4 f .,'x.,Q -vi- rwfng. M, MW., ' -r, ,Qk.,,Q- 15:15, -on .J ,?JL..Af.! u 5 9 Heil 9 -. V, 5 51,6 . .-4 . Wg W--f'fLi..k.,4,'s,,-:,,.'el ' '0 v-1 Q ' . Ala ' 4 ,A-4 , . A V 4 k if, if Q . LOUISE MANATREY WHEELOCK Custom hath made it in him a property easinessn E- M m' JVDPH PN xv! G' 59 vw Z A' of A 5 -' K f' VT v- 1' fx' wir.-1' A ix N s D E211 MARY KATHARINE BABCOCK I hasten to laugh at everything. H JACQUELINE APPEL Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low An excellent thing in woman. 22 KX mil' K J ELIZABETH MORGAN BARBER Bashful sincerity and comely love. K f AM ffm? : K 1 IHGVAVAVIH N CRETE DILLON BOWMAN 'Virtue iilnold and goodness never fearful. Def , ea. dglk avi S-mf Slavs Q-wir' -uk an -'I acc 'GCN 1' 3 5-'l L 'L'i3T.' fr-5' R0-A-s -- Q? Q-fri' W 5 C ,- K ' Q 1 ZW XE X N E231 NANCY KING BRIGHAM M t f W words are the best men. w ' , ,sf ,u 5-55- 0 ,H 0 an no 4 Mtg 4 ,o 1 ,u , 11' 1 T 1, I ' . If haf? if ' Q34 Aida few'- ig: md may 2,ig+ of n r rr ' ' X r 3 ' 'Hear EQHOI Fyvudcle? er- Qlouafv 'TO WWSS U31-D ASQ, GUI, we c,cm'1- ie!! Qfoefuihzcq we if D0-QL Q' Ii ezxefw S A + GQQ? gsm MARG. RET FIELD COCHRAN Those abouh her, from her, shall read the perfect ways of honor. sense CGPXJITC Pokx: CL' . pnd Q5 ,' +0 u..bn'H'B Q. P8066 J HICS B'-.Q FIOQV' Vloify V H cmd GN- Qf?-9-Ut Mlce 4gf,C ++? Q86-S5 GQ 50' HQJUG + ,GL Q-nQOL-190 60611 bil- ' JPJQJGW qouf' 5hgn'.nq OLCPOBB 'WJQ QQDQ-mc-'B di Luck ' 9aCJXCfL-f QSM 50 Skudq ' E241 ll ? much Louajand HELEN JOANNE DANEHOWER No star ever rose or set Without influence somewhere. ,.. HANNAH NEIL DANIEL A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse! 251 1 ff5'i'5--2 A C351 N-CCZU PRANLES PATTERSON AVIDSON And than to lnczkfast with what appetite rfw A 0? IUC -'34 . .Lili 627111. -L at X WLCQ2. ggjin Lu f Lfaifi f Qi' C Um fx Lfatugg l W . :inf yn 0 . LL-.N QC ,EQ.siLx .' ' 64,Lr?q Cdl. TZ ffl Y ,rlgaiyf Klfji Q X 1 R fl Qliffxvg ij QE. M11 ' If x -' I -f A J if , , ,H-f x Q' A -ZL A' I. qxjfg v- I lf ief-Lf Af ik v' ,, af - ' W N 3- - .. . 5.-X r 5451, 5. , gl-'n. , Z' ' , ' - 1 f ' V ,, ff' 1 , . S- '-'J' I 1 u ....tf!s:.J-,, 6, -V- B 'QL A -I V f ,I f 1 , .Q f'.7'1r I Q Q , , acj: , nf., . 1 ' ,Af . , 'E , ,, 3 ' f J JANET ELIZABETH FRY Ill notibuglgflan inchff I I 1 I , H 4 K I f Q N , .ll N ,-270119 f 'f' .T s5' ' f K fi 1 J WX! ' 1 5 A , T H51 VIRGINIA BARTLETT GIBNEY A magnificent spectacle of human happiness. .-:Ti?'..-.- ,. rf X45 - GJ MARGARET BABB GRANT His life was gentle. 271 AIAMAVAVIVI N EULA WULFJEN HARMON A fellow of nfinite jest, of most infinite fancy. HW' ll ll 1 i fill 'l Il lia lgm X nal ' . ,. ELIZABETH HARING GRIGGS Discourse, the sweeter banquet of the l'Y1ll1d.,, '75 fin Q il Lzf idd :GQ E231 caorwczgw' 'Q:e.'l'N-mx '5 ?o.Nxix-wax in -s--cs.: -sg.-Jen! a::n.:n1y.J.... Q 1-e:,9,,.,.,x Syolx --CMJ.: Nxcs-.9 QJu:.n:.e.LN C6-442. LN... a1K..,g5...,xk-,cts-R Ngkxkkfg 1 Qi- uxcdsi-ci' 3.15-, txt- Gm -933: 'WN-4. 1:53. 'Jscwgy lg ,N-av.: Ng,-max-.J eQag fxxclhic- NXSJ Q RT . 'Vox C+rsnu.3- 'G C4'3,aJ0AN FRANCIS HEALEY 4--U-Q Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale f 53 her infinite variety. X90-V U3 xgi-,C-Q: xqxfe..-...Q Y-7550: 313-' N-iv' Q NWDQG- Quinn: 'NJ'5'-nal KQ-QW 'WCOA 'I We-KC 0--J-dl N Q W ' L C 3 ,Rx GX Xwcbcge' X ? 'NO-qhywzeaszz. NSLDAN ! 'O'--3f!- xfffvebs' Ng:-A-N Quia- Q-caafcx, .ASX X 31-M-7 - Glu.. I am not only witty in myself but The cause that wit is in other men. C D. , 1R1?11Z'ESfJ a tn,--, s..aJ-- 'each f 9 , , 1 im? e VB. ok, we-f J-'-pw '-4-4...4.JK'o V-J.. LUPIN PIERCE HOWARD am a true ll-1bure1'. ANNE HOLDEN Exceeding wise, fair-spoke, and persuading. 3, f 2 30 1 qgoomrl N X Qu ,,.-...-1 b l ' ix ff l AR f I -1,.,....-1 ,,l,-.-.-Q 1 , r 9 y , , . A. ., 2' 1 1 Ml, AJ ' E' J ' ' lfgj- 1 5 'ds O I 1-. . ,. , N5- ul -xi I '15, Q l ff ' ff . g. , O . . t I I ', U ' lv' 'I' .A D, s,- VF V I ' L L I - . 4'f' I I K' I ' 4 . ll JJ., -A-f fj It .nf l sv ' , N. . -. - 5 ' I A If ' - 5 - .. ' . fl 6 Q f . .fre ,. If f 'sf , f 'lf' - rl I V I'-f JOYCE ANN HOWE I must have liberty withal. A gig' I : , ff, WMHiiifI '554Iiiili6 A QQ 1 ' 1 V' Z ' - -5' 'Nr' If 0 Lf s.. 73 4, Z3 z 24 Z I2 Q, 164 44 '19, ff? 'df' 14 V764-ff JJ?- 7 .-wvl 4 Cl .:. SN -3 .- .,'-w'g,,,, JY .V -': 0 'Q T'. -Q.: fb' 4 ,slrfu ,, .'l v-'f xg O...-df' .,'x .Jag ,,,, , JULIET ANN JOHNSON But I am constant as the Northern Star. LN-1.93131 'ba '4fs' CN' Mfag' J : L v' O 41 ,,. l. 'c:-Qzt -i-inns ' '- 1,4-N 0 . - 3,23 a-J we-'FJ v 1-rffjg 4 -'El ts.4,. g,-.Jw lv Q ,A-,.' V2 i il ' R5 . J -. '1TiRf2?a1'.3l9 L M -he-'H v Q fs. 114e::4.f es Ape.: W5 llfi C? XX L33 -- pf:-:f : , -,J sl ,i..v..a rx sJ'::3 -no ti .an -, S -v Ml' ,-syl'-..gI A. f 1, MN. :J 5-are 1 N- ff.: .,-.:.Q. - c E311 ,M W O , I . 7 A. Q Jlr' an A, s ' ,fud 1 Y DOROTIFIEA GILMAN LINDSAY The rude sea grew civil at her song. 1 5 uw . I 3,5 :.?J.Xif9I , . 52 mf x an-ff ? v , , ,gf- KK 32 VIRGINIA JOHNSON How noble in reason, how infinite in faculty. F 555 ll 5... I SIGNA JANNEY LYNCH never dare to write as funny as I can. S2159 - - .A , , A 1 i ANNE MACKALL He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one.' 33 Auuiignx mmf A p 'll sX, M9 4 A '- - ,Z DQAK aemq, O Thais?-,.' Sl e l-dc:-.4 Lin-sSa..nf,.n S2971-U Emi? c LA-QA,-. kn.nJr, S fem es Kiss-LA LS New . Q QJQQJTNL bi, oi 0-Rau, hA.cJ1.Cs Q..L.LJ-nl. 'lj 3.l1x.4'S.g..A4:1 fb W6 134 feng: -Us I , c CJ'-Ads-851.0-LAQA - Doeff Som.s4,T M' n lr I UnconscioL DOR E MARTIN humor. K f 'fi A5 xx Wd' M 5.0 l'iX-4 Lsblni Ii,-.QT KLBLAQLLLJ MARY ITCHCOCK MARSHALL . mbx There's nothing so becomes a man H64 As modest stillness and humility? 0 it .-.... . A ww Q ill E341 ANNA. MARIA MARTINS When you do dance, I wish you A wave of the sea, that you might ever do Nothing but that. mem Mx mgg-gweaa FQQQCQQQ-EDLZSE rwcewiex' QUQJL i-co UCSD-DT .. bgghcilujb Q.-is geo 31 F6928 9ka pb WNQJ awwhjfe 6CnTC3-V 9- I -, Ixltihw?-5 ww XCSLQQJ Xxhfsli, PAULINA DUPONT MEEDS More is thy due than more than all can 35 payln Dm-Qi fovw ee fn Yo? cow :Au,,,,.d meg x 5 Q on-lot ,ffl gf 0-gznir f 'I 4 + Q I f- '-gpkk '- 'iigalli ,- II W 4 QMQBLQ QQTQ -lo X-Vw her llps 411.1-.-4 cuz.-LY Tl1erc's lar ' .97 gmi,f,,fx. Ap wed A W CMS Cpgfx X' ' sw ' vm WW lllw KV My mf Tw W M ggifvf Smooth IUDQ The Water Where the brook Jwp 1 Us ' 'K I The lunatlc the lover and the poet Are of lmagmatlon all compact C ll I 0 ' 9.n' C.. O E371 'K K' VIRGINIA SUSAN SPICER A good hea1rt's Worth gold. f ,WI U52 QV' . 4 Q e- 5'-z-ek be H 38 FRANCES ROWAN Thy wit is as quick as the g1'eyhound's mouthg it catches. 'M 'Mm of 5 if , W f M' w-,NX MYVAVAWL ff' fn I 4 Ni ELIZABETH JANE STILLWELL ere is a dear and true industrious friend. ' v vi!!! IX wwqvqne. J +53 'N-Kan. ual-ns!-os'.'?t-tn:-r. bu-MY zum rv. ' ' QA. Va., wuz Qiasm, psdin, i RIOTT PA . EELiN'n'H Nh you shall see him laugh till his face 5 ual like a wet cloak. ul : 'd '+-'-9 Nllnh cf an kreivb- Vlaug 5-u,.6tQ kswwun bah- kip? u-Lffwnqjgutglx-,t K0-SY -bun wade. ' su, Nl-TOD: and dcm'-5-bv, 73611 Nh-ILA. ,ll l Mah, i i xml-Y 'HQNIQGTI J yi 54 - - ... i391 I 4 6 7310-' 'cXwxo,Q.r46cw'cQ D 1 QCLLL LLCl.4rv:5L!..EX3Q-Skggo. W 5: gffiir we ew usb- 'X ' ' Keenan. The fringgi cur ams of thine eye a Vance ' NJ 'NQu.Ju.sDL,x QALQ. 5, Q . on-vxciz Q.: fY3'i'QsQl vw-'Nj-wg, afew-w.r.qo - gm..-...Q xg g, xsNXX Gxlff-1: g x ,y '1'1 .4-g 5 M .E--,Q RQ XTcQw'R'C xc: 'mg ,' 'Xx,2,e! WL 2: 5 was ev x f ' g h l QS ' . e'OC-4'Yx vw-Okxwv '-g0 :'04l- 01 'vkef 'PY 0' - '- 1 i's-.vs .vc SALL HEN'I!ERSON TAYLOR S T u C Shall Fexm are tmfto a sum1'rTc?1'7'lsdg57? Q0--vX -oi'--as--NYY, Lbovq- c,,Ns-at-.Q baxyvvvk ass S x Gui 'M 0K'0. b Y'- ' 'EWG' . . , cf-'S SA., Q ' ik cw- - ' '11 6'-.Dsl an lxllxl ' X'--s ' in -'vb' - Cfsso-.3 +445 Os. -1, X 'bl a.g,,,., .ga MAA- x..,.aw we 6-M 1--5:5 c . 1f ' C'0 Qx Q' W -'fx s ww-iovx 1-094 na - 3 kfb 'fi o ' , . , ff, QvGQ V555-Tcl. Q, xtok-P.-:B CA-HT CUNY xw,0f-wrt, x'x'0 - C- f- Y --v.4gnS ,Z Twfim Q Qkilg Dean. x.LuwCm..1w.l' ' L - .Liufa . l . le in ' 4 W- N 4 ,K xt- D . Wg l V-,jwqg , ,sg .5 w KQB X 1, 8 -1 nlnvg C,-lil: . K ' 'A ll i .A l lt' N ,. 5 ' . -' Q H .8 ,. i. .wg x va , '21 H E, u X JANE STE L NG TREMAN ,XXL Mx . - Iszl' x B' , gukt Her hair shall be what color' it please God. gl, .I .' ':i-o ia- W4 ,nllw 5 S X 1 O A4 .x' 'Li Ls O'-,5.,g,4 'I li ll'--A l'J-1 - .,'.. . . 5 K , - K . U-If VAX ,Lf-A 4. and M., M. g,Q, 'N mi. s JL Lyue ,V lied sk 5 Q? 'llll , L 1 Uri. 1. mr. 15. N -xp: V-'W-G 1 N., exgmlwv, gym ls -,Jil SQA fLrz.Q,0fxfNf . CAROL WILSON TUCKER Orpheus with his lute made trees, And the mountain-tops that freeze. Bow themselves when he did sing. 1 ' l41J .5 Q lx , 4 '14 0 ' 0 , 'S gg Jrf x S MARGARET ROBERTA WALLER For my voice, I have lost it with Halloing and smgmg of anthems. qgpgq Qbajbuk -kflvzzvos QN65 wb. fbfigmfgwuf A , ,X Qk.liD4'iQ'h'-7 f, A Lm:QC.s.uc9LQ,xLh 'X f55,bbi.Q. E421 MARY E. WAGNER I dare do all that may become a man. 1 y3 f l ,if 15 MJ -AJ -E3-f gf 'mint uem Tall trees that stand with branches bare In winter they have naught to wear. But spring brings forth its leafy shawl Clf dehcate green that covers aH. The leaves mature as the days progress, Hiding the, branches in summer dressy The magic touch of autumn cold 'Turns green hiHsides froni red to goldg These brilliant leaves must now take flight The Wind will blow them out of sight. E431 jacquie leaves in the doct n's L ll Kit' lc nts hu bottlt Ugllilltzli 'Emu 2iiHill I 'i ' 5 'z '. 1 ie -1 -' - of Milk of Magnesia to anyone whc needs it. Liz leaves her walk to Sally XYales. ffrete leaves her eoiffurcs to jenny Griswold. lirigliain leaves her loquaeity to Jeanie Milholland. Peggy leaves roll call in complete confusion. joey leaves all articles with sentimental value to llarcy. llani leaves her shelf to judy. W llavi leaves Tlllf picture to Dale. lfishburn leaves a box of candy to tlay Chapman. janet leaves ber apples and prune juice to Marcy. lliddie leaves her energy to Ruthie Randolph. Margaret grants her extreme height to jackie llreux. iiay leaves Lady . . . for her men. lfula leaves on the gallop. Healey leaves nithout Treman . . . surprise! Keir leaves for t'ivilization llolden leaves Brooklyn unrepresented. I.npin leaves the lilee Club to Di Di Stoddard. Joyce leaves her height to Nancy Raymond. julie Ann leaves . . . for Annapolis! Ginger leaves her coat to Miss Madeira in case her's wears ont. 'I'hea leaves the practice-room pianos C,lI.Vl'll . . . she hopesl Signa leaves her voice to Felix. Mackall leaves her short-sleeved white blouses to Katie Alexander. Molly leaves ber public. P Martini leaves with a headache. llore leaves her legs to Betty Smith. Poppy leaves her argyles to Less. Alice leaves her room mate to lst floor South. Lynn leaves her hair 1m johnny John. Nancy leaves after Ending: the horizon with her compass. Phil leaves her laugh to Susie Saltonstall. liranny leaves her speedhall ability to Linda. Sue leaves her accent to Sarah Sutherland. Stilly leaves her modesty to jane Sprague. Summerlin leaves simmerin' Swannie leaves jenny Z5 cents for church. 'reman leaves ber unsatislied appetite to Mignon. ,A A l aylor leaves . . . VYhoopee!!l y Y 1 ucker leaves her checked shirt to Lanie. Qi , IIY lary leaves her floor bell to Miss Kingsley. 4 ,ggi V Bobbie leaves . . . and Madeira becomes as silent as A Q-.' lf K a tomb. vu, 5 x Loupie leaves the hall light burning for the next ,111 person who has a Cuddly Don E441 'cEUni1c'5 Ial1nur'5 Eflusf' Mme' Qwff' www bvnxv-X X , 509-H yyqpt' Swonni P. I 1 .. , , . 5gg f7 '9 8.3-W ,:l'uJ-to-nn. ,J--v Mr K Wayan! Dzwf. Liu. i 0' A Rnaqg, QYVNQAX, Eulo- N-0 ' Kilkoul M9963 wmiiiwi Cf-w.,,,.,,,,.1 Pgqqq CNLJQ, aakgq, My WG .own 'IP fb P. ta xtxe HOAN:o'TY W f a A M 3?f!9Mf Time: Scene ' T first c young as sh gllllihaunxmer igl1f's4ream The Future 1 In front of a crowded theater he crowd before the theater rapidly thinned out as the time for the urtain approached. A car drove up to the curb and an attractive woman stepped out. She looked around for a familiar face, and walked over to the box oflice, her eyes lit up with recognition. There t the window stood Martini trying to get in free on her diplomatic pass. he young woman touched her on the should'er and Martini turned quickl and said, Why, Sally Fishburn! It's been such a long time since I've s n you. What have you been doing? Oh! You can't imagine who I just s w-Joyce Howe getting in for half price. She always said there was a advantage in being small. T e two went in together laughing, and as Sally went down the aisle to her seat, she saw Katie and Brigham strategically placing themselves near contingent of sailors. To her amazement she found that her seat was i the same row with Sue and her baby . Sue told her that Stilly and L upie couldn't come tonight because Stilly had a Lab to make up and Loupi had missed her boat back from Hawaii. And then who should come walki down the aisle but Bobbie, shouting, Cigarettes, peanuts, butts, nuts. T e house lights dimmed and the curtain rose. There was Julie Ann addin the last touches to the scenery. As the play progressed Sally's head gan to nod and she got sleepier and! sleepier . . . and sleepier . . . U , up, heels over head through misty space. She was a little girl again! . . . All of a sudden she hit her head on the rainbow, just in time to see Franny sliding by on her way to the pot of Fifth Avenues at the botto . Stepping onto a cloud she pushed a button and off she flew! Bank- ing to the right Sally's eyes hit upon Peggy, surrounded by her Army brats, itting on a cloud that was slightly . . . damp, shall we say? Sud- denly he strains of heavenly music filled the air . . . Ludwig Von Lindsay was le ding the celestial choir in the Tiger Rag . Nancy brought up the rear i adly strumming her harp. Sally nearly fell off her cloud when she saw M ckall whizzing by on a soap bubble shouting to the world that some day t re would be a grasshopper for president . . . G rgle, crunch! Gurgle, crunch! Treman and Taylor were reclining on a pi k cotton-candy cloud . . . Jane was stuffing it in fast and furiously, while ally T. refreshed herself with a bottle of moonshine, as she tried to kee her halo from slipping over her left ear . . . Night fell and one by one the stars came out to play. There in the distance, Sally saw Davi shuffling down the Milky Way in her dead bedroom slippers. Around the corner of a cloud came a troop of small children chased by their devoted teacher, Miss Healey, who tried to keep them from leaving dirty foot- prints on the stars. The silence of the evening air was broken by the clangirg of a bell . . . Angels tumbled out from every cloud to line up for robe 'nspection . Inspector Howard reprimanded Griggs for having her riding loritches on under her robe. Sally stopped to take a drink from the E481 Big Dipper-and on the surface of the water she saw the reflection of Eula mounted on a cow, jump-ing over the moon . . . Whoosh!!--Margaret Grant's plane from California just flew by and knocked Sally off the handle . . . Down she slid on a moonbeam and waved good-bye to Poppy, who was busy knitting halo covers for her children. Down, down, head over heels through a great rocky hole into a subterranean cavern . . . Ker-thump! Sally sat up when she heard her name called. It was Crete, still taking roll. Custom's officer Wagner frisked Sally, but found only a little stardust in her pockets. She started to look around and saw in a dark, dark corner, Phil, sitting on a pile of books which she had to translate into Latin. Beside her was Joey developing her pictures. At last she had found a dark Dark Room. In a more brightly lighted corner Sally saw Mrs. Harriott Summerlin Understone following the fate of all chaperons as she was being stewed in a pot. Holden sat playing solitaire by the light of the fire, and thought fondly of her bridge- playing days. In the distance Ginger was turning every little stone to find five people for her birthday dinner. Dore screamed to her, Put those stones back or you'll uncover my fish carcasses! From the depths of the cavern came the agonized strains of Father, dear father, come home to me now . . . 'Twas Alice, of course . . . Then Sally leaned over to tie her shoe and Dani, practicing the can-can, kicked her by mistake. Poor Sally fell flat on her face. All at once she found herself lying in a cool greenfield in the country. She reached over to pick a flower, but alas-it was only a iiower on Janet's inevitable hat. Sally heard an awful noise coming from behind a bush . . . it was Keir howling with laughter at Diddie, who was going through the Anatole of Paris routine. With a squeal of delight she ran over to play in the shade of an apple tree . . . oops! An Appel slipped and fell out of it-Sally helped her get up. At that moment Liz came up and asked if Sally wouldn't please walk a little way with her because she didn't want to be seen alone. After leaving Liz, Sally kept on walking down the road . . . In a field nearby she saw Tucky playing ball and went up to 'say hello, Continuing on her way, Sally almost stepped on a sailboat which Molly was trying so hard to sail in a mud puddle. The road turned into a shady wood and' there was a little wooden bridge-but before she reach- ed the bridge Sally passed Signa ambling down the road with her gentle- manly dope,'. Beneath the bridge ran a sparkling stream. Sally thought it would be more fun to wade across than to walk, so she took off her shoes and stepped over on the slippery stones. To her surprise she saw Swannie seated on a stump looking very, very sad. She explained that she had winked once too often and she'd sprained her eyelash. On her way again, Sally felt a little lonely after leaving all these old friends . . . All of a sudden she saw a big smile and behind it was Lynn. Sally smiled too, and felt much better. Lynn clapped her hands with joy . . . Sally woke up with a start and was a little disappointed because it was only the applause of the audience that had awakened her. However, she was glad she had fallen asleep because she had enjoyed the dream much more than she would have enjoyed the play. fEndJ E491 Gluxllvhg uf iirrurs - Q EVEN! si x., . W 1. Q- - Lf, L. Tlx if 4,3 55 'T 1 1.1. t ' 5' Q, 'F , My . ffl- .zi W ,Q . M :gli - , 1' ,- 15 ,fs i f , ff'ffs3f ff f my ,Q ., ,-., M, .,. g,1,454giL,J ' 'kg fs NAM AQ , .1,,,X,. 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A 4' A 'IV' 'rv ...r cc f BZIEIIIB UI' BZIBLIYB Jacquie- Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette Katie- Tim-tay-shun IAZ-HI Doni VVantto Setthe VVoNd.on Fire' Crete- Golden Earrings Bdghanh-HDaHiEyes' Peggy- Army Blue Joey-WYou3e the Cause ofIt.AHU Dani- Dancing Cheek to Cheek Davi- I'll Dance at Your Wedding Fishburn- It's Been a Long, Long Time Janet- Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet Diddie- Show Business Gay-- The Red Silk Stockings and the Green Perfume Eula- One O'Clock Jump Healey- Little Brown Jug Keir- The Sunny Side of the Street Holden- Ain't Misbehavin Joyce-ULady Be Goodn JuHe.Ann4-uCoHee Thnen Ginger--UIlVonder,I VVonder,I VVonderH Thea- Beat Me, Daddy, Eight to the Bar Signa- Sleepy Time Gal Molly- I Cain't Say No Martini- The Last Time I Saw Paris Poppy- I Wanta Get Married Alice- Oh, What a Beautiful Morning Nancy-- Say it With Music PhH-HVVhUTenpoof Songu Frannie-UVVho Caresn Sue- Why Oh Why Did I Ever Leave Wyoming Stilly- Pull Your Shades Down Mary Ann Ilarrknt-HThe Surrey VVHh the Puinge on Topu Swanie- I'm a Big Girl Now Taylor- Don't Fence Me In Treman- Flat Foot F1oogie Tuckie- A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody Diary-U VVhy VVas I Bornn Bobbie- Take it Easy Loupie- Anything Goes Margaret- California, Here I Come Lupin- Smiles Ann- How Deep is the Ocean Dore- Dance, Ballerina, Dance Lynn- I've Got the Sun in the Morning l'52l . ,,.,.. ...vf W -..,. N ' U 'A -A ' Y - ' -- XMAS , A B V3 Q 3? 4' 4 3 ,W .5 If fa , -- A S! U Q W4 miie? ' ,, l Q ,. - TIIEEESEI ,,.. H. .,,, hiii!!gg uM!L ........ i M .......,. ,,.n.-mwnnuw 291 f 5 ' 1 , 5 .. is xi' J 2' 5 5 SN 2 1,49 5 0 f l we E x at Y Q .9 ' . - x L. E533 YEARBOOK BOARD 4 l'f1.n fx Ill' fmwrl 4f1uIrl'11.v fvillwzrl .willy f4VHt'll nf HI1ltill1'.V,V. I'Tllil4PI ill l'l1inI' .....,.................,.,.............. Xml Vllillipx .XVI lflllllll ...,. ....,....... g lllliv .Xml Llnlmns llllxilnwx Xlzulngm-1' . ........... , .....,.. .Xmw ll-vlmhn .Xxxixllllll l',lIlllll4N , ......... ..,X'irgini:1 plllllllvrlll Sully 'llnylm .Xsxixtzunt .XVI lallilwr . ,,.,,. ...........,........ l lm-lm-11 Sw 111 .'Xw1sl:n1t Hllslllvsx XI:nl1:nga-1' .. .... .,Ilzn'1'1n11 5lllllIllt'l'IIIl ,l 43,-X 1 . COMPASS BOARD Uunfll ' A ' ' 17 u lzzx lH'IItlIllf! .m'l.'l1'.v mmzfnlu ff HHN. lfrlilm'-ill l lm! ..,..,..,..,.....,..,.,...,.....,..,.. XIKIICX' I,l'Ql1l .Xxxixlillll l'.llllIll'N . .... Xllllt' Alilflillll. lilllillt' Gravy:-ll .l.ll1L'l Fry. Xirginizl .lulme ,XVI lqllillil ..,.., .,.....,....... X mm Xlurizn AI.lI'1l1I- Illlsixlnv AIZIIIEIQQVE' ...................... Xlirm' Nlilvlmnll Typixlx ,..... . .-l1u11nu- Ilzlllm-lnmu-1', Xirgixmizn fiilmm x i541 Natalia Blum HOUSE GLEE CLUB I Ifzuuk ymz fm' ymrz' :'nim'.v, ynzfr Hmxl v-mv! 'wm'1'.v. I'1'cficIcnt ..........,.. .... . .... .... . . .Ixc-lr Hcnlcy SCL'I'CIZlI'j' ...Carol IIIIICIQUI' in :bio X'V:1IIL-1 I.1lmr:u'1:1n .......,...,....,.....,..,.........,........ I I DAY GLEE CLUB I Hmuk -vnu juz' ynzzr' :w1m'.v, hymn' nwxf v'm'I'l 4:'uin'.v. l'rcsicIn-nt .,......,....,.... . ........... .... I .upin IImv:u'fI 5K't'I'l'I1lI'j' .. ....., .Xmlv Xluckull I,iI11':1riz111 . . ..Nzn1n'y IIz1miItm1 ISSJ SOCIAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION lm! lukw fflmrglfll nf Hn' 'zwlflllw nm! lu'rlrf1'l uf f1lln'l1v. l'1'mi1lu11t ..,.. , .., .... .... ............. . I Illlk' 'l'rvll1:ll1 Yicn--l'rv:-i4h-nxt .. ... .. . . .,l 1'u1u'cs ID:u'imls1m Sk'L'I'l'I!lI'j , ....... ...,... S ally 'lllylul .Xwfxtalxn Sc-r1wt:u1'y .,........,...................,... l.j'lllI Nlilclu 'l'l'1-'nslllwl' ...,,.,..,...,.............................. Hclcn Swan DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Ihr N11-x'.v lin' llmlff . . . l'1'cNi1In-111 ..,.. .., ,.., . ...,.. .....,.. f Yzznry l'a':11'1 Yin- I,IAK'NIlll'III .. .... -IUIIIHH' IIXIIIPIIUXX RI 5l'l'l'l'l1lI'X .,, .,.I'IIIlIlll' Ihznwclll L561 ART CLUB 'Al'ni11fi11y1 Pirl111n'x mill' nu 111ilw. l'rcsifIm-111 ...... .4...................., .... ,I 1 llic Ann JOIIHSUII YikQ'fIllAl'SiKlk'l1l ... . ......... .. ....,.... H L-Icn Swim gl'L'!'t'l2ll'j' ,..... ........,. l 'znml Tucker l'l1-znsxxu-I ,......,,........................,.., Kuna Marin Martins MUSIC CLUB U'illw11l lllIl.Vft', lifv 'zmzrlfl In AI 111i.vfu!.'v. l'rusiclcni .......... .......,.......... ..... I D urotlwa Limlsay Sccrctznry ...... . . . ..... .....,... I .ee Atwood ff!!! J i L 57 1 A 50 l Ul 0 'bcfgltppv-' UUCCLQYIS W9 60 dist uw of' IW O-hound' Above DAY STUDENT GOVERNMENT 'l'ln' Nllfi uf 5m:n'r111f1rr1l is lln' l1uj'f'irn'.v.v nf lin' 3m:w'f'm'4l'. lfirst :mrl Sc-volnl 'ltvrllls 1 llillflllllll I.up1n llmxzarfl Xwc Lllzurmzm Ihre Marlin Sl'CI'1'IIlI'X' .Xnnv Xlllfkilll HOUSE STUDENT GOVERNMENT lln' rm! ff! 1f'V'x'I'llIll4'llf rv Ilw fl 4lffirn'.vAv uf lllr 1m:u'r'rmr'. First 'l'vrm Sn-cmnl 'IR-rm 1 lllliflllllll ............. IH-ggy l'm'l1rzn1 l'l1z1i1'111zl11 ,........,.. l'cg'p1y l'urhl'zu1 Xin' K lIfliI'IIHlIl,. ,,....... l'fv1111y Xlcwls Yin' lqlliliflllllll ,......... l'nppy Moguls crm-t:u'y .... ..... l 'rm-lc limvlllnll Svvrctury .... .... K 'rcic HUXVIIIZHI lll'4ll'll ............ lilixzllwtll llnrbcl' XY:11'rlL-11 ........,..,.... jxmc Slillwcll iss .-Irzutlzrr fumllluf 'l'1111I'x his ,lwycc llcuws-, lilnine C'I1:1111l4 lvr, 'l'lwfli11c Pigott, Sally TUMBLING TEAM f'r1'1'lu1r.v m1.v1'.' lJ11r11tl1y Hall. i'y111I1iz1 L'1m1Iy, look. HOCKEY VARSITY l?1'111l 1111 H11' !'1'1'l1i nf l1111111l'. Nnlly SU'Zlj't'I', Molly XI:11'f1I111lI. fclwtm- Smith, X111113' HI'iL.'fllIll!l. l'u11py xlL'L'IlS, .lu Nlzuwy, K'y11tl1iz1 l'11111ly. Hnrl1:1r:1 .lz11'ks1111, -102111110 l3::11cl111we1', tltlllll Hvalcy, .AX1111 Stu i591 J BASKETBALL VARSITY ,, V 'l'ln' l1'1'wd fvlrlvwjg' .vllxfffluv off. J mily 'w:11vs, ,lucliih Kirby, .Inman Mznrcy, 'Immun Ilczllcy, Nguwy Alyczl, Tllcilillc Pig l r:u1Cc. llzmvialsmm, MODERN DANCE ORCHESIS I Iwud mul du :mf lll'l'tIk.H Dance Manager . .... .................. A 'Kuna Maria Martins E601 OUTING CLUB I mzlkrd KI mils wifi: ,S'm'rn'zv. President ... .. ..... ..... ..... . .... I z lllc Stillwell Secretary ..,......................,.................... Keir llcnlcy CAMERA CLUB l nr ilu' suku uf tl .vfzwvl fviz'fn1'1'. Prcsiclcut ........,..... . ......... , ............ Frances Davidson x7iCC-I,I'CSilIL'1lt ... .... JUHIIIIC Danchower H511 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 4'1,Uf:w'flf1lrr1l in 'rvllirll all Ihr fuwrflr flxlfx' 41 furvif' II11xim'N3SI1vilz1 Srlla-1ilu-1'l1m'11, Mary lflliult, 51155111 Silllxmmf, l 1':1m'cs Iirm .XIXXuwr1, uplwllum-rm'-: .XIIHV 11lzwvl1x'1ml4, Xligmm Smith. Henry l m'I1t41l1 f1lIl'2lll1lllll. In-flnnvn: ,luliv XYilli:amw, .Xrlriqnl Riu-. lyiillll' k'hilcn1t, xllll'j.'f1ll'C1 XYCM. A FHLETIC ASSOCIATION IU ffm' lin' jllllfll' lvfyfwl.l Ihr j'1':',:,f'. I'1'wi1ln-111 ,.,,. .. .. ...,... .... 4 ..XInlIy Xlzirslmll Sl'l'I'K'fJlI'f ,.,...., .... I Iilllllllh llzmiol llf-4-ku XIZIIIZIJLUI' .., .... I'uppy Nlccclf Iimlwllmll Xlqnlxzngcux . ........ NQIIICX .Xlycil 'I.l'llHi5 Xlzxlmzngvl' .,. ..,... Niulvy Hliglllllll Hsuuwf Xlzmugn-x' ... . ..X1mz1 Nurign Martina Rvrl -l.l'2llll l':n1vl:lil: . ...... ,..-ltbilll Hwllvy' XVI. ,. . , ., um' 'l'JllII Kznptzun .. ....,.... Xllll l'hlll1p.- I L2 I 4 4 xg i 2 :L A RIDING CLUB A nziglzty Izmztcr, una' his fvwy wax man. President ,...............,................ ......... P oppy Meeds Vice-President ... ...Hannah Daniel Secretary ...... . , .Diana Davies H331 GI 2 ffairs zmh ffiliatiuns Qlnnnniitee beca organ I 'll LB nltjllfll if is fu'ui'4', thru vw uzuy -riuw again lVilh m'zu'-ww: v.x'v.v mrlr I7fhl'l',.V trzrrr form Ami IVm1rl1'r, here is no photograph of the Aiairs and Affiliations Committee e it was organized in the middle of this school year, but we feel zation. I introduces into the school a new type of activity, because it is an that he Yearbook would not be complete without mention of this H1 orga zation based on contact with the girls of a school in another country, under completely different conditions from those found at Madera. 'Ihe growing seriousness of the world situation has impressed every- one with the need for individual effort and decisive action, and perhaps no gr oup more than those of us who have lived through a war-disturbed adolescence, and who might live through a war-torn adulthood. Certainly there is no other age group which would be more involved in a war in the naar future. And so, recognizing the crying need for our own educa- tion iri current affairs, and the great opportunities for activity in them, an e couraginglv large number of girls ioined together to form the Affai U . . is and Affiliations Committee, under the leadership of Mignon Smith. 'llhe committee has already acted to fulfill its two-fold purpose: to acqui them to sp and SSCOH its eq to th with their will h but a bers re knowledge of world events, and to take some definite part in ,however small. Several speakers have been invited to the school 7 eak on various problems and to answer any questions which arise, e debate on a controversial subject has already been held Even on - . . more important has been the affiliation of The Madeira School with a clary school in Germany, through the efforts of our committee and uivalent in the other school. We have already sent personal letters 'e of the students who have expressed an interest in corresponding Oo . . . cis, we have mailed packages of school equipment to supplement limited stores: and best of all, we each feel that what we are doing ave positive results, not only in the rebirth of a misled generation, lso in our increased understanding of our responsibilities as mem- of a peaceful world. We sincerely hope that the Affairs and Affiliations Committee will beco tinue a permanent part of the school, and that it will meet with con- success. I 64 1 Alex Alex Alye Ans Ant App Atw Bab Bab Bac Bak Bald Ball, Bar Bart Bass Blan Blue Bogl Boot Bow Boy Brig Bro Buh Bus Cha Cha Che Che Chil Chis Clar Coat Coc Coe, Colli Com Coo Dan Dan Dav Dav' nder, Katherine nder, Sally , Nancy ...... l, Tracy .... .... ny, Penny .... , Jacqueline .. d, Leila ..... k, Joan ..... ck, Katharine an. Barbara . , Bonner ..... in, Nancy .... Dorothy ...... Qlhhresses . . . . . . . .2430 Tracy Place, Washington 8, D. C. . . . . . .4851 Indian Lane, Washington 16, D. C. . . . . . . .Duke Hospital, Durham, North Carolina 107 West Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Maryland . . . . . . .3114 Rodman Street, Washington, D. C. . . . . . . .2811 Foxhall Road, Washington, D. C. . .Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pennsylvania . . . . . . . .262 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin . . .Reynolda, Winston-Salem, North Carolina . . . . . . . . .Box 82, Route 1, Vienna, Virginia . . . . . .1216 Bissonnet Avenue, Houston, Texas . . . .2707 Dumbarton Avenue, Washington 7, D. C. .6314 Beechwood Drive, Chevy Chase, Maryland r, Elizabeth ........ 270 South Arroyo Blvd., Pasadena, California he, .loyce ..... tt, Susan .. . , Natalia ..... 2466 Demington Drive. Cleveland Heights, Ohio ....2900 Brandvwine Street, Washington, D. C. .......16 East 65th Street. New York, New York Alice .......... Ardshiel , Tripp Street, Mount Kisco, New York y, Jo-Ann ...... 12 West Blackthorn Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland , Doreen .... 226 Provencal Road. Grosse Pointe Farms 30, Michigan an, Crete .............. 705 West Third Street. Sterling, Illinois n, Elizabeth .......... 3348 Runnymede Place, Washington, D. C. am, Nancy .............. Claybrook Road. Dover. Massachusetts s. Frances .......... Clarendon Avenue. Nashville 5. Tennessee Gay ...... 390 Provencal Road. Grosse Pointe Farms 30. Michigan by, Anne .................. Deer Park, Greenwich, Connecticut dler, Elaine ............ 2155 Overbrook Road, Cleveland 6, Ohio man, Gay .... Briarwood Crossing. Cedarhurst, Long Island, N. Y. ham. Mary Fenton 3029 Bransford Road, Forest Hills. Augusta, Ga. y, Dale ........ 632 Highland Avenue, Fall River. Massachusetts ott, Diane .............. Lloyd Road. Bernardsville. New Jersey olm, Jane ...19915 S. Park Blvd.. Shaker Heights. Cleveland, Ohio , Fairfax ................ Box 312. Route :H:1. Vienna, Virginia s, Emily ...................... 3417 Del Monte, Houston, Texas an, Peggy .......... 520- East 86th Street, New York, New York Mildred .......... 10 East Kirk Street. Chevy Chase 15, Maryland s, Cathleen y, Cynthia , Anne ........... hower, Joanne . I, Hannah .... son, Frances . . . . . . s,Diana ....6605 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase. Maryland .....Round Hill Road, Greenwich, Connecticut . . .414 Johnson Avenue. Englewood, New Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Box 387, Jackson, Mississippi ...17210 Parkland Drive, Shaker Heights, Ohio . . . . . . . . .3238 R. Street, Washington, D. C. . . . . . . .Vaucluse Farm, Newport, Rhode Island E551 Davies, Sandra .... de Ganahl, Virginia . de Kauffmann, Lisa Dorman, Peggy ..... Dow, Ann ..... Downs, Sally . . . .. ...Vaucluse Farm, Newport, Rhode Island . . ........ Great Falls Road, McLean, Virginia . ...2839 Woodland Drive, Washington, D. C. ....................Warrenton, Virginia . ......... 1480 Vinton, Memphis, Tennessee . . . . . . . .2775 East 7th Avenue, Denver, Colorado Dreux, Marie Jacquine .... 3010 Cleveland Avenue, Washington, D. C. Ebel. Joyce ..... Elliott, Mary . . . Ely, Florence . . . Fishburn, Sally . Forman, Virginia Fry, Janet ..... Fuller, Patricia . Gibney, Virginia Glazebrook, Anne Gofroth, Woodson Grant, Margaret . . . Grasselli Elaine ............ . . .3117 N. Street, Washington, D. C. . . . . . . . . . . . .West Road, Short Hills, New Jersey . .... 2419 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D. C. ......... 2731 South Jefferson, Roanoke, Virginia . . . .800 Gramatan Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. ....100 Woodstock Avenue, Kenilworth, Illinois ..........................Dalton, Pennsylvania . . .640 Ely Avenue, Pelham Manor 65, New York Benedict Road, Donegan Hills, Staten Island, N.. Y. . . . . . .3859 Lyons View Road, Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . . . .1035 South 26th Street, Arlington, Virginia ..12401 Coit Road Cleveland, Ohio Grasselli, Josephine ........ 3218 Fordham Road, Wilmington, Delaware Griffith, Peggy .......... 353 Canandaigua Street. Palmyra, New York Griggs, Gay ....... ........................ L itchfield, Connecticut Griswold, Jennifer ........ 426 Prospect Street, New Haven, Connecticut Hadow. Audrey .... ..... 2 905 Cathedral Avenue. Washington. D. C. Hamilton. Nancy .. ...... 1730 M Street, Washington, D. C. Apt. 33 Hamlin, Mary ....... 2563 East Avenue, Rochester 10. New York Harmon, Eula ........ c oMaj. Gen. Hubert Harmon, 1804, 2 Park Avenue, New York, New York Healey, Joan .......... 217 Edgeworth Lane. Sewickley, Pennsylvania Heffelfinger, Mildred .............. Wakefield Farm, Waysata, Minnesota Henley, Jane and Keir .................. Keirlinn, Shades Mountain, Birmingham 9, Alabama Henry, Elizabeth ............ 41 Codman Road, Brookline, Massachusetts Hilbert, Darcy .................... Hedgeland , Waterford, Virginia Hilles, Susan ........ 75 Old Hartford Turnpike. Hamden, Connecticut Hitchcock, Barbara ................ 1608 Hazel Drive, Cleveland, Ohio Holden, Anne ................ 24 Orange Street, Brooklyn, New York Hopkins, Diana .... ..... 2 36 East 61st Street, New York, New York Howard, Lupin .... ....... 3 419 Quebec Street, Washington, D. C. Howe, Joyce ......... .... 5 225 Waterbury Road, Des Moines, Iowa Hungerford, Betty ...... ........ 2 5 Picardy Lane, Clayton, Missouri Hutcheson, Hazel ............ Happy Valley' Farm, Rossville, Georgia Irving, Betty ...................... 2602 36th Place,Washington, D. C. Jackson, Barbara . .230 Woodside Drive, Hewlett, Long Island, New York John, J o-Ann .... Johnson, Diana . Johnson, Julie Ann . . Johnson, Meg .... Johnson, Virginia Kellogg, Kathryn 237 Lebanon Avenue, Morgantown, West Virginia . . . . . . .River Road, New Brunswick, New Jersey . . . . . . . . . .7 Acton Place, Annapolis, Maryland .20 Hesketh Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland . . . .107 North Eddy Street, South Bend, Indiana . . . . . .Chestnut Hill Road, Wilton, Connecticut E671 Kern. Ker . . . . . . . . . . .78 Kalorama Circle, Washington, D. C. .4861 Indian Lane, Washington, D. C. . . . . . . .3016 Dumbarton Avenue, Washington, D. C. Kenney, Elinor ..... Mary Florence ......... w in, Lynne ..... Kirby, Judith ....... ..... 3 43 Gulf view Blvd., Clearwater, Florida Knob och, Sylvia .... ..... W est Hill Farms, Stamford, Connecticut Kohl eier, Jerriette ........ 3442 Cumberland Street, Washington, D. C. Lind y, Dorothea . . . ............... Route 1, Saint Charles, Illinois Loun bury, Cecilia .......... 75 Chancellorsville Street, Fort Devans, Ayer, Massachusetts Lync , Signa ...... Cherrywood , Locust Valley, Long Island, New York. Mac ll, Anne ................ 2331 Bancroft Place, Washington, D. C. Man , Nancy .................... 2324 Tracy Place, Washington. D. C. Marcy, Joan 58 Rumsey Road, Buffalo, New York Marsiall, Molly .............. 435 Lake Avenue, Greenwich, Connecticut Martin, Dore ...... 710 Norway Drive, Kenwood, Chevy Chase, Maryland Martins, Anna Maria .............. Ambassade du Brezil, Paris, France Maconochie, Sally ............ Zealandia , Asheville, North Carolina May, McK McK Mee Ann .......... .......... B ay Colony, Virginia Beach, Virginia lvey, Jean .......... 24 Buckingham Street, Rochester, New York ney, Linda .............. Interlaken, North Muskegon, Michigan , Poppy ...................... Goodstay, Wilmington, Delaware Melville, Consuela and Elizabeth . .Ballyclare, R.F.D. :,l-f:1, Vienna, Virginia Merr ll, Julia .................................... McLean, Virginia Milh lland, Jean .............. 117 Mercer Street, Princeton, New Jersey Mitcaell, Alice ...do Department of Physics, Indiana, University, Bloomington, Indiana Mitc ell, Lynn ................ Prospect Hill, Vienna, Virginia Moo , Mary ...... ....... E ast Avenue, Westerly, Rhode Island Mor n, Jean ....... ...... W hite Bridge Road. Nashville 5, Tennessee Mus Owe Patt Pear Peck Perr Phel Phill Pigo Port rave, Rosemary .................. Box 1722, Santa Fe, New Mexico s, Betty .............. 7112 Curtis Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland son-Knight, Jennifer ............ Hidden Acres, Vienna, Virginia e, Nancy ........ 304 Upper College Terrace, Frederick, Maryland Joan ............ 159 Hamilton Road. Lancaster, Pennsylvania , Joan .................... Box 119, Wilmington, North Carolina s, Isabel ........ Wayside, Bellevue Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island ps, Ann .............. 12526 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio t, Theiline .............. The Highlands, Seattle 77, Washington r, Betsy-Goodloe .... 6001 Broad Branch Road, Washington, D. C. Prin le, Margot .................. 3319 N. Street, Washington, D. C. Purc.ll, Patricia .............. 3501 Macomb Street, Washington, D. C. Ran olph, Ruth .............. 1055 Mandarin Way, Clearwater, Florida Ray ond. Nancy ............ 701 Royal Plaza, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Rice Adrian ........ 340 Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Rich rds, Lydia ............ 1108 Broom Street, Wilmington, Delaware Rid e, Matilda .......... 425 Paxinosa Avenue, Easton, Pennsylvania Rike, Helen ..... ............ 4 61 Glenridge Road, Dayton, Ohio Rizik, Renee .. ..... 3130 Woodland Drive, Washington, D. C. Rose, Buddy .... 3930 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. C. F681 Rowan, Frances ........................ Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland Rowland, Ann ...... 1140 Eldorado Avenue, Clearwater Beach, Florida Saltsonstall, Susan .............. Smith Street, Dover, Massachusetts Schermerhorn, Sheila ........ 50 East 76th Street, New York ,New York Shamblen, Joan ...... 1212 Staunton Road, Charleston 4, West Virginia Shipley, Mary .............. 7105 Orkney Parkway, Bethesda, Maryland Simmons, Susan .......... 610 South Moreland Place, Decatur, Illinois Simpson, Ann .... 5 West Grove Driveway, Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. Smith, Betty ............ 2925 Glover Dniveway, Washington, .D. C. Smith, Celeste ........ Smith, Mignon ....... Somary, Maria Theresia Sonne, Carol .......... Spicer, Susan ......... Sprague, Jane .... Stambaugh, Joan .... Sterling, Frederica Stillwell, Jane ...... Stoddard, Audrey . .. Stolk, Ann ........... Straus, Pamela ....... Strauss, Lydia . .Bridge Strayer, Sally ........ Summerlin, Harriott . . . Sutherland, Sarah ..... Swan, Helen ........ Taylor, Sally ..... Townsend, Nancy . . . Treman, Jane ....... Tucker, Carol ....... Underwood, Martha .... Upjohn, Nancy .... . Vilas Sally 23 Kingsbury Place, Saint Louis, Missouri clo Avondale Mills, Sylacuaga, Alabama . . . . . . . . . .Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D. C. ....10 Gracie Square, New York 28, New York ..........................Baggs, Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sudley , Marshall, Virginia . . . . .315 Meadow Lane, Sewickley, Pennsylvania . . . .3400 Prospect Avenue, Washington, D. C. . . . . . . . . .1840 Jersey Street, Quincy, Illinois .....4420 Hadfield Lane, Washington, D. C. . . . ...Box 518, Mount Kisco, New York ...720 Park Avenue, New York, New York Ilouse, Paradise Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Idetown, Dallas, Pennsylvania .941 Park Avenue, New York, New York Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. 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