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'X if le-'T-:j.5:j' X '4' 'Q- ' f.,-N' X-3 r'z..-QT,-Q' X 4 M, 7' x,,5V'g I 651116 gwadeim 5612001 1949 fybarboole ff' 9 'Php Qahewu ' X34 Snhonl 4 f Afu-:sos W: 1 Qreenfway, Qoaivrfax Cammy 'Virginia d Qedication We, the class of 1949, in remembrance of all that you have given usg all the knowl- edge, all the understanding, and all the pleasure in our English classes throughout these four years, affectionately dedicate this yearbook to you, MISS AGNES MURRAY MacFADZEAN MISS AGNES MURRAY MacFADZEAN 27Wiss Uwadeimfis .fewer The Senior Class of 1949 has added a note of gaiety to the school at a time when the whole World including ourselves needs gaiety. It is a very civilizing thing to be able to be gay, and this the Senior Class with its excellent actors and excellent producers of plays has helped us to be. They will be long remembered for the unusually beauti- ful parties they have given and for their remarkable artistic abilities. Lucy Madeira Wing 9 ftp li-7 , YQ KJ, 5 if ' Vi X p vu 5 W y 1, Q t A' lla Qi xl lp N, ' x F' gQ,',XjQ1 Rl.. 9 , N l v' Y -X . p y x ' .6 Y e r . 55 .. xx, W, A 1 a Q . !' K ,,,,,.e .rd 3 Li S wg-I 5 LUCY MADEIRA WING Hdministratiwe SMH LUCY MADEIRA WING QMrs. David LaForest Wingj ALLEGRA MAYNARD Greenway, Virginia BEVERLY MCCAMMON CMrs. William Barnard Mosesl Arlington, Virginia SALLY PHELPS BRADLEY Washington, D. C. TECKLA HILBERT Waterford, Virginia FLORENCE E. CASHEL Gaithersburg, Maryland HELEN K. HOFFER Washington, D. C. LEONA M. JOHNSON Keene, Ontario, Canada MARY VICTORIA POLLARD Proctorsville, Vermont RUTH ELIZABETH BARR Tremont, Pennsylvania MARY PITMAN BROVVN Marblehead, Massachusetts CLARA HARRISON GUTHRIE Greenway, Virginia LOUISE MOSS ROYSTER CMrs. James Hunt Roysterj Clarksville, Virginia EDITH MacARTHUR HOWARD CMrs. Montague Howardj New York, New York EUGENIE E. FITZGERALD Washington, D. C. MARY R. FREAR CMrs. Huber Frearl McLean, Virginia OLIVE RACHEL DAVISON CMrs. Harvey A, Davisonj VVashington, D. C. Hmtmctors AGNES MURRAY MacFADZEAN Muirend, Glasgow, Scotland ELIZABETH NELSON TATE QMrs. Jack B. Tatej Washington, D. C. ANNE CURTIS Bronxville, New York RUTH ANDERSON KATZ CMrs. Samuel I. Katzj Silver Springs, Maryland VIRGINIA BAKER Baltimore, Maryland IRENE ROSENZWEIG Pine Bluff, Arkansas HELLENE KINGSLEY Northampton, Massachusetts ISABEL HOPESTILL CARTER Portland, Maine CATHERINE DURANT HEAP fMrs. Robison Heapj Washington, D. C. ANNETTE DE ST. MAURICE Washington, D. C. LUCIE DEDIEU Washington, D. C. MARIE DE ST. MAURICE Washington, D. C. LUCIA BARBER HOWARD fMrs. Clarence E. Howardj Washington, D. C. MILLICENT BARTON REX Asbury Park, New Jersey FRANCES ROTTER WINSTON fMrs. Oliver C. Winstonj Washington, D. C. HELEN HURD CMrs. Robert C. Barnardj Alexandria, Virginia FANNY C. STOCKBRIDGE East Northfield, Massachusetts MARY BRITTON Charlottesville, Virginia MARGARET TOLSON Washington, D. C. BARBARA BULLARD BRADSHAW fMrs. W. Richmond Bradshawj Washington, D. C. MARGARET PAGE INGLE Baltimore, Maryland BEULAH BARNES WEAVER fMrs. George A. Weaverl Washington, D. C. MABEL G. HOWISON ' CMrs. Marion Howisonj Washington, D. C. HAZEL LOUISE SAYRE Montclair, New Jersey MARY WYNNE Woodbridge, Connecticut MILDRED F. GAINES Vienna, Virginia ANNE MIDDLETON Washington, D. C. F ig ,EX 433 MWC fl! gg N Nm Kx f fix GREENLJAY X-1,9 3 w cf v, I X X5- X X X X 'N 5 -J, 5 kai fl ! Qfxj QNAMW L, ow? r 0 N lf X X .f'---'L 'lgL55L THE FRESHMAN CLASS Clwayfarers 311 The Wayfaring Rat watched his band mill about him as they pre- pared for the long journey ahead. How different they seemed from the strangers who, eight months before, had first landed there from differ- ent and far off places. The rolling hills, the mighty river, the lane of dogwood, the pranks they had played and the parties they had given, all had left their stamp upon them and made them into a jolly close- knit band. Lets go, cried the Wayfaring Rat, Ccommonly known as ThayerJ, I've opened the windows and turned off the radiators for the last time, now let's leave. And off they started, singing merrily! M. F. had to run back to get her red lisles, which she had forgotten, but her pixie grin was soon back again. Mary Means, well stocked with movie maga- zines for the trip, listened to Cinnie tell tales of Mexico and Tyrone. Behind them were Pam and Ulvia, going over their parts as Mary and Joseph in the Christmas play to pass the time. The Rat heard shrieks in the vanguard, Libby's shrill giggle above the rest. Since it was only Beth, who had spied a cute man on the street, and Palmer, who was being a gorilla girl, he continued leading the way. As they passed a field, June saw a horse that looked just like Lucky, so with a toss of her hair she was upon him and away. The Wayfaring Rat thought the field was as good a place as any to have lunch. Susie lent her White Team banner as a tablecloth, and the meal began. Patsy, who just couldn't eat a thing, sat and talked with Weedie about the Cleve- land Indians, until Weedie decided to look for Roger the Lodgerf' Betsy, worn out from carrying her large wardrobe, lay on the ground near them with Barbara, who was writing a letter. Hopping around them was Dee, whose ankle was feeling the effects of being sprained once too often while skating. Joanna looked down the table and sighed, Just think, no more busses to miss till September. Sally and Trina, who had been reminiscing about the horse show, soon decided it was time to go. Nancy relayed this proposal to the Rat in her best announcer's voice and the idea was approved. Bibo started tolwash the dishes and, because they all loved her, everyone rushed to he p. Soon they were all on their way again. As they trooped into the horizon, the willows sighed among themselves, and settled eagerly to await the return of the Wayfarers in September. 0:1 9 24- if 'P fb, ' 1 s 0 . s- ll. b N L4 6 , s x 1 r ..r .,. , a ' 4 r ,- gi .D -4' 5 K' C LQ 1 xii! FQ ii QEXQZEQS ff f XX V QFLQB qv DQ X XL xg Q33 UN L1 1735? li Eg Pg: Q n'l C l .Q jwi .I XgYiD,,-5-012 X , NX X I' ' ' ' 21,0 YM X. ' lp fx J 1 1 Z2 u X G N X iiwkz .. W Li. Si? S1 U Q X kd '51 V X X 'X 5 K -W Db N :Z ' JPQI .Us 1 O Q? X Q J NW W x 8 ' I ij +v ' J 3 L! KX 3 '10 5 1 ' 4 .4 s 'fo I ' S ' Q x I x N W . x ' . ' g .- . 1 2 X - Q x I Q 1 . , 8 '1 ' Q 5 , x Q I i 4 x , l ,Q ' 1 1 K 5 1 Q 5 4 ' Q k 1 - I Q . , H , , I . N 0 5 s v ' x 1 Q -I ' 1 a ' o 1 - I - 2 f I ' Q ' A.. .......,.. - . ,, l v c x Q . Y 4 1 4, xQX f N , X Q -4 Q .N3, J' , K N x ,. f N N-2 -'x ' Y WY X211 I ,A .rl lxflalw .'x Y A an ' A s QR r X - v., . - Q N 1 . N x .1 Q 1. N ' x 5 F ' .v - ' - N 1, n ' 4, Q Y Q X ' AA v ' A. 0 Q' XI - x X n l' L X wx ' 5 ' :lil xi I I Q- I. . K K 'x Q s X 1 -A.f..w-'--'t THE SOPHOMORE CLASS H . +: 2 E LJ Q2 : rv 3? ... ? x- rv +- Q2 L. U Se CSI XY rgarct Ia K Pri-hfdeut n ' fi lu U ! Dear-BaIY1a. , by ' k ,cnci...-msgs C 61 O ,Q 'Om-LL ye,-Q.rt9swCwo:n . .'6eesQ wwf Toxcimue N-'JC' Ser bb nigh?-CfE7i ' shame fgfgkift-55 1 N-SU Marion- subs-2. fave.-m,skz,2fs was-vista 'N' et ' ' w of aaong summer evening Mrfrlwgle , . ,andf Mr. Toad would take a stroll together in the Wild Wood, which was now long since successfully tamed as far as they were concerned. The animals who lived in the thick underbrush, the yawning caves where they held secret meetings, now were old friends, no longer to be feared. One evening Peggy greeted them with even more enthusiasm than usual, since it was a big evening for the animals. Even from the edge of the wood they could hear Judy B. and Waring hard at work on the pianos, and as they penetrated the thicket they saw Janie at another piano composing lyrics, and heard Pam singing her sweetest. A few more steps brought them face to face with a taxi, and Peggy explained that it was dropping her and Sandy York at Episcopal, and then taking Adrian and Audrey to U. V. A. Cinnie and Gay rode up to the taxi on horses to wave goodbye, and Cinnie, on seeing the mole, proudly showed him her horse's hide. For some reason it had a peculiar freckled look! A ball just missed the Toad's head, and Peanut and Keecy followed close behind. Keecy explained that her hands were just too encumbered with rings to catch it. A crowd had gathered a little farther in the wood, and after pushing through the Thoms' riding boots and basket balls, they saw Debbie doing a can-can. Two string bean figures ran among the trees: by the streak in the hair of one of them they recognized Ickie, and the long grey jacket on the other bespoke Jan Pirie. As the Mole and the Badger moved on, they saw Ann S., slender, tender and tall, sitting on a tree with Judy, who was preening her shining locks. Behind the next tree they spied Nancy Rutherford muttering I must, I must, I must. Now they were entering the thickest part 'of the wood, and they could see Judy S. getting everything organized for the party that night. Clurie was busy painting and Mitzie, who had cut her hand while bring- ing the Food in, was being fixed by Dr. Wagley. Sukie, as the class brain, ' I +vzf131f.w CSMM was working out the measurements of the pine grove where the enter- tainment was to be held. With a pink bow in her hair and a you all on her lips, Peggy Ann came to help. Bea and Fifi were up on ladders, fFifi almost falling off, she was laughing so hard! pinning crepe paper to the trees. They asked Sandy to help, but she said she had to go graze Missie. In the middle of it all Iris was fastening on her beard and prac- ticing swinging her gavel. Mr. Mole wanted to stay and see the party, but the Badger said they had to leave, and so they regretfully moved on, almost bumping into Buddy Rose, who was going over her extemp on cats. Next they met Carol who, curious as ever, asked them if they were lost. On telling her they weren't quite sure, Lizie quietly took them by the hands and said she would show them the way. She took them through the field where Fairfax and Didi were riding, past the spring where Penny was lending her cheerful ear to Peggy's worrying about her grades, and by the copse Allen and Darcy were doing homework CDarcy with that famous hat pulled over her eyesl. They met Margo in her scout uniform listening to Mimi, who was rolling her big brown eyes and talking fast. As they reached the outskirts of the Wild Wood they saw Katie, running to catch the bus bringing Anne Johnson back from her week end at Shipley and Julie back from Annapolis. ' Mr. Mole turned to Lizie and thanked her for the lovely walk. He said he was so glad to have met all the inhabitants of the Wild Wood, and couldn't wait to visit them all again. 'W Uwawfwf' Q '. gg ' Q f mb .' q727ll.d4f.u.' 7- - 1-5-fu44:?44,u.'1-v10.,g0w aufp Wwmmw W'J'z: 'f, 9.,4,,,,,.,q.,.:u,v,a..,..ca mg ywa. .94 mam 2701-0404-211-4- AA-4-5-' '2olCc.2td1J4q, Aw' aanafllb, 'nqazzgawv 64411 al!!! i PM . . ftancqx 94741, Qynaat -77,9 I La-L 2 52E','4E?4Q.a.u 444450, .QQ-...AAAJLA 7 'Uz' Lawn: . ' 991.40 1... ' .1 M g,,...ao damp au wamcg .zla-au.4.zfu.7 AU , mMd0 - 'lcbfffd-H lg-Kava. B wgfw L W H73 QQ fig X923 Q? 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The 1,4141- pageant of the open road had marched steadily along, unfolding itself LBVQ in pictures that followed each other in stately succession. If- .Lj.A.,:,-, He thought of the travellers from Maing such a jolly bunch theymaf had been! He remembered Bug-what a S. A. P.-and Hungerford who C100 FC I was fand thought everything to bel funny as an rubber crutch. WithCbO if, them had been Dale, thinking of her patron Saint Peter, and Conky wor- iQcwf.I,'1! .t rying about her stomach. Sprague, the body beautiful, and Hammy, N in K making another team point, also marched through his memory. A lar C1273 Clgigrl reminded him of Peggy, singing in the bath tub, accompanied by the ' Li ' rustle of pages in the corner john- just Fents, recuperating from all her N O' IYYNU generosity. And last but not least came Dodo, picking up gossip, and otbsxbrnmcf Bushby, running to get invtraining for her sixth first team. The next caravan he remembered was from th North' in itlhad .ues been flawless Judy, Pat and Knobby ts after lights out, andsz Peggy whipping up a reindeer sweater in five minutes. With a chuckle D040 pqvn-L., Toad recalled Miss Ota Helen Fry-Hitchie, that is. Then there were AQ. Millie with her B. Sz O. water cooler, Ann and her English protege, If Gay and Sally looking for a fourth for bridge, and Widdy not knowing-44' L04 j r which foot to limp on. He had hated to see them leave. A A But quickly the thought of the Southerners dispelled any gloom the V Toad might have felt. He saw Sunny loaded down with food, and Jane Afr- with her daily medicine. By their side were Woodie in riding clothes,J -Abuse , and Sally W. and Jane H. doing the shag. 7 . v I N P. .. 5 fy bf - 'Q 'M' - ul, 5 R g 5 F, O Vi ,L f- N T U , 0 gxh ' xx f il S . fb, Q 3 . N r l .i -e -5 fe- ?f-A 'f Ju' N ji gb X 5 P lvl.. , A944 -' . A 4. ' -' ' 1721-- x A X . 'X . Wi 5 l Y ,g Q - n-I A-. Heffel'-, 1 Q NY 5 -5 , kA uh:-,Q ivx inf- his xr '4 pai' . . H , J 6 Q Y ,. , gif N' N' Q P- 0 f--- -asp an f..JX:.!-v.. A-cam-,..gs,wJJ-, A iv A E J TI? ,ffl E 'haf Lf' V ,Q 0 ,Q , -JV 'Q gf 8 al Jr .J U 1 l 3 L-CPKQQ, Q. J .Lf - I 0 0 n - 5 ' ' . Then he recalled Nancy Townsend, frail as a column of smoke, and the rest of the Eastern contingent. There passed through his memory Jo Ann John and Monkey on horseback, Paula cutting her hair, and Ann May recognized by that laugh. He remembered Jeanie's eighteen inch waist, Ruthie's passion for lipsticks, and El1en's beautiful hair. A Dresden figure with dancing toes, Joan, skipped through his mind's eye. She was followed by Tracy of the merry heart and cheerful countenance, and Sally M. singing God Save The King. He seemed to hear Jenni's shouts of Have you gotten the paper yet? and Janet's North Carolina drawl. Again he laughed, this time at Hazel's everlasting humor and innocent ain't misbehavingi' From the West came another procession, led by Glazie surrounded by cocktails of all sorts. The parade moved swiftly on. He saw Mignon typ- ing madly to her eight pen-pals. Sally torn between her horse and her piano, Jeannie talking wildly about Princeton, and the most Western of them all, Gail, with Texas around her neck. ' Other scenes that had continued day by day came to Toad's mind. He remembered C. C. Collins in her station wagon, accompanied by Jo Bogley with her tennis racquet, then Elizabeth, Consuelo and Jennifer eating lunch in the day locker room, Patsy of the drooping eyelids help- ing Mary find her lost week ends, Jackie playing bridge, Barbara happy on Steve or sulking on Umber, Betty, one of the favored few with the perfect weight, and Nancy just back from France. And still more pas- sed by! With curly hair and Frankly speaking, in swept Eleanor with Mary Flo in her good looking clothes and Sue being athletic. As the willows were casting long shadows on the road, Mr. Toad tore himself regretfully away from his memories. But he knew that they had almost reached the end of the road, the rings had been fitted and the Club House was waiting to greet them with open arms. - ,,- v- -- ..NA .,' s - I , , - . , ,' Q 4 - 8 I 4 .. .msgs - ' . f '.,:,,,,.,- V - , Q , f f AfJN S Qfwf-fb ef J NN A + 5 X Q' kmWg4fZx 7 4 ff I1 X QQ X V Q! 4d :Xfqf M Q ?Nf:3lv 9 Q DD gf-gfx ,VL I 0 xx M X '- i fl 05 A iw, q 9 9 0 Xgfo pq 0 0 CI IL' I ca 0 V,L- q f ' J N N A0 Q Q 9 N. M W ' 9 ? In N- rj DWJQM ? am owjg '39 95 05 Q 7 X QQ Dm N X W - K om ff CAV? QQ X VW' WK ' xx, K H9 ? ' 4 iz XfR7'pD-:NQ X 1659 i'X f N r .10 xx Senior C9 cers President of Student Government DOROTHY RUTH BALL President of the Senior Class CELESTE O'DAY SMITH President of Day Student Government FLORENCE ELY Class Advisor MISS ALLEGRA MAYNARD v fi, 'JQJU' 'nik F43 'N'-jg 21+ Lk- f ' v ,, Mfg.. . g. I - - . I 1 g I I' I 4 . 5 7'5 VW 1 'k 'f1 sg, -LLx'J'.x Ski - SN lun X r s, Lf ii' sS'L - , 'I jg .1 DOROEHY RUTH HALLT ww A-Lu i4 NLS Q . S 'lille can be trusted to see a R x ' M1 S-M Hnomev mga- N 1 ,M ' tk x S'-14'-:thing done N-.M Sq ' H X V K-1 Mgxfgxj.,-xy -- J pgs-Ll.,gBgx' N1 N'Ss S--xx' 'lf'-,gtg , f . . Z , X- Ar. .1 -g -Name-QS! 's -if' S' ' Tisx d L4-x? u F' 1 f Q , ' 7 N z I ,X x ' CELESTE 0'DAY SMITH es' He has the gift of conversation A fm' FLORENCE, ELY ' ' 8 qt-1 Fluffy ' j. X , ,, . . . -6 You clever, 1Hg61'110llS, mtel- ' . ,. .1 ligent chap if I I, 1 6 A She seemed too good to A 3- ll 'Z KATHERINE ALEXANDER Katie 592, A popular, witty fellow his , fe ' . M., H .I L if 4 1 f -X ' 7 , --1 f-- - A .ww V fe if it-.Fil X J ' ., , Nn I - A If I ., y Y-' ' 14' f' --1-1 .-.,fJ1,.'-jf f ' A ' I ' , ' 'I Q NANCY ANDERSON ALYEA Nan With no doubt or hesitation whatever X R I 1.-...,' 'f n f 1 D x .-Ji 'z ' 1 LEILA MARGARET ATWOOD 461'-lee!! true f , A A, -if 1 , .04 f I 'Kitsap WA, Q C:m - 'Q IN X - E541 JK --...hyfl J ul . 2' .QS 2 Fox E QPU wifi JOAN HARMON BABCOCK Babcock So eloquent, so moving, so convincing BONNER MEANS BAKER HBeeH A capricious little breeze NATALIA BLANC Q HNatH The best of the old and the new S IN C ALICE TORREY BLUE Y' ' B1ueface f XXX' She came to keep them company and listen to their X talk 3 S 5 Lf' X f aa 1 YJ ELIZABETH LEILA X-XXX BOYSEN -1 Q Dottie fs-LL: A sudden burst of unexpect- X ed merrimentn I -'ii . 'fc cl ,. ..vf V 5,1 f.. Q. im 'sf' S' f .. 1--W ' f wr-Q1 L-fb 'h H .4 1: . if. FRANCIS IVLOORE BIEOOKS P F ' A tg .'.U4uiKA' J , 4 it ' 5 ' S' nd r ', i ' Early oxlllate heisvaiwaysvthe 1 , U A W, same 'bfelggifff Aiyvays good te1rtpei:'e+d,'afWays':g1ad to see H '...,,.J'- '-u1.'!'a.. .f i J you, always sorry when you -1 .a.- 0, 'goba 4 Zn F 'n. ., 1? J . ...L- ..- .4 9 yli . in 1 D 'I W1 4 fe QWQZQSW XJ , 5 xX M' I IQLXAINE CHANDLER d Lainie 4 A d 4 She's always got her funm w 'H and her excitementsf' A K S v N E A ELIZABETH GALEN 'H X A CHAPMAN lx X 5 saGay9v d I Ali'eady -deep in schemes and qi 'E anticipationsn W JAI+IE PALMER CHISHOLM ' X Janie ff + P X Add dreamed long waking XP' X d X AJV-R A dreams x P' d I d XY I Q5ct,uJ lLl,L.Alk.1,lJL1,LJJJ-I fa Aclaeuljl, ,lr . X -' UJDMIQJ LQILUVWJ- A WMM VLAML I NJLJL-MJ ,Qmkw 1 EMILY FAIRFAX COA'I'ES - f 3 U-M KAMLUJ k qE1'Hfrxy!'-'U-J bi m.,L,l,L,lJ-1 He moved graciously to Xhisf X place in the grolhfl' K X X N ylmy Wulf g,llLl1,lLlJ A ,X .5 . il I . QLUJN'-UQ uLilJLLlx.b XML, LJLPUJV' Uh, VLIVLVJXVVYW' SKLL, was gr. HQQCL vwwrmb wqf'-6-4-fl1LQmtwalcvJ,tu.1,4,,U, Vwvuiua ufpngu, MMMUIJI but 4 Milk uf, . Uh kiifmb L47 - MILDRED HART COE 'f ,Z Milly Dancing, shimmering, softly W talking ,.f r... W' S JK jx sl '- L-kk pl gh, -'...F,n,,:,..,, ' - i-:gl 1.:gf', Q- Z . , ffl-'.- z... IJ.L?x i-A V ASQSQ ,, 1,.cbg,. , gssa, 'xml f..4d P' HJ-ML. .-l,, 'V-4 Nwrvr' N ..,,-9 .,S: gAcJaL CYNTHIA CRESAP Y W j COMLY kk. ' Ginnie I 5 s Song and chatter and rustling N- fy 1-NN .R r- '24 . 5 ' .Z g ...U fgsr , N. . 1 - Q :' . . .4 . -O I ,-Q ff gf- CQ 1' W 1 191 ' i , : , W 3 'ag i N f A J t ANNIE HERRICK COOKW ,I I Cookie D- Wk: chaff, we sparkle, we tell X N i 'tt tori S If fjfjlv 1 Hfwff-f'uvf?Q-135 je 5 X X M Qc., ,if 21 '-ff, Q ff A --il. Wffsffvxe Koi-' - .. .-v..,E K L' fi' A4 ' 'id h ' 4 '-'QeP'Q ALL rN,sf.-.Q I hx. NNEZ' 'T - ' X . I 1 cgi' 'i ,' , ' 2, A I y I 5 X I K . X. 'L' K2 A - , 1 X - 'n A' - rf, Q N1 X X ' X N i DIANA DAVIES Q HDiH .3-V .4 A wide half circle of foam . u. arqti glinting lights and shin- mg' shoulders Cfwfi ANN TAYLOE Dow ii Nl uAndyu Z 1 1 Q1 That swan, that sunbeam, ! that thunderboltu X N I v l l X JOYCE MARIE EBEL utloycen 5-J He had had some gay and le highly colored experiences A L... 0 A .X 1 4' MARY ELIZABETH ' ELLIOT Q: V - egg Q You'll find that nothing at ,S I R , all has been forgotten 5 'DECLL 'gisfug-, 1- Qorwcqv-Q'L:YcJ5klQ,Lb OL-L QL-'El 'ao-pgloeu dm U3-,5g, fn2:out..L..ai ami u,1,tQ.1'iL.u: 'leo ueeds ao u...no.tia. it ua-L.x. Giza, 16,-ltd -galkhq Ge, 'Ls-E. Xloczx. u:fL.J-. kgs:-CLQL c:u..,LC9 QESLLQQ io tLL..u:.-L: qc-D' que C-Sk-v sod f T 7 PO'PlzIso?LL,?1?ik171l5 Q at OCD Y E of qrc,n.du.:o5F1HL5'Y K-I SPO. 3 u..D0.s Prissy J Well, rather fun, you know g que ugipea, flu: Lu: ?mc:pTseu..n.- q crxolpqq Pail 01.61 Q25 llmuae F e.5hc:sx3 Lilo Lucnbnpnq' :T flue e rl was , -Q-3-u,Q,5 oben qofit- nuqfuaseaed ugh.. Mean Bailg cdfauou-Q5 - CIOCCP 'DCM qc Q09 fwyggpl qzax ,dql-Aj Scyqefx O5 WOO , L LLLDCSLA- ' T3'x?4F,l pf l l l l 'X X N l ELAINE DOWLING A GRASSELLI l -Xu l Lainie xl 1 AQ man of great cleverness 1 v l and resource I 1 L I 1 - A fx 1 S f pf , 'Qf + l NJOSEPHINE EUGENIA M 4 GRASSELLI 6 8 Q l uJOSien 'lHappy, progressive, and I occupied 6 l l W ,B NANCY LAIR HAMILTON X I 5 HI-Iarnlnyn 7 l Tlf:nder and wistful, like a 'Q sunset cloud TIT' ,X '1 ELIZABETH D0wE IRVING Ji-2 uBettyn '-Lg-J With great cheerfulness of spirit, he pushed on 0 BARBARA WADE JACKSON uBObbyn His eyes shining with un- utterable love no ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE Q KAUFFMANN Nj nl-Iisau A briht, beaming face, talk- ing with laughter and s gesture I' tw G? fn QS X ' t ......- t ..,.- .- X 0 f X f X Q X s N n X if ELYNNE REDGRAVE KERWIN uLynneu TrQvel, change, excitement' 3 1 Q JERRIETTE KOHLMIER , N nclerryn Q1iilet, but oh! so significant N gnj JU TH BOTSFORD KIRBY Jw M N uJudyn Q l Hill of the joy of living 1 t 'D Lu-Q G-1532! t .J n . ll-J t ' SF.: -w Lw21,.,:Q gg-' A simon. .LW4 'V 'CLA j n Q'-line'-N. NK-CSL -and, ' LNN-QA 'xffl X 1,lT9 ', lmfxlxtgxf 'W-k3 Ntq .-5'-X-.kk uxedtw ' x fvmd 'V Q Nki-ix -I , B-J .k QLQ..-w. . 'cj-..p-.QQ MA x-QgfJL4.c,LL,',5,s MA W qw LXAQ K-U-Q r,,AT's'S4. if-4--.Y 2.1 'IT-13.3 1-'v.,r'x N ,,,,,,iNQ ,u,.L u A :eq ...ing X,-'QA' .4 1 'LA x ELLEN DUNCAN LINDSAY KCLee77 He was always able to see the other side of the question ix. o 1 ' 1 N , ,Y il 4' nf el- CECILIA CONNETT ..3i','j,,,f.1 LOUNSBURY X nf' Ceci He allowed his good nature to override his personal ob- jections ff N JOAN s'rA'rLER MARCY x 1 . Marcy V 'Q i' Q A babbling procession of the best stories in the world Q 2 I CT, 111-n ' itil? il l 'g, f'i i, s I Q 0 ' 1 S I i I I fi f 1, WN l 7 ., If-fi' ,WFJX ll ll I J EANl ERNER McKELVEY Beamer He wlas at his best, singing songs,itelling stories and car- rying on generally l LINlllA JANE McK1NNEY 1 scMac99 l All 'leames and sparkles, rustle an-d swirl, chatter and bubble l l i i ULIA MERRILL l Julie He liiurned to, quietly ii manfully an MARY ANN MooRE 'Lf' Mimsey l A man who holds one spell- f bound with exciting stories J B551 tl xN53 t, lu.,u..'Q V1-1-0?L,, ,xcrl-I 0-A AL cc . 'vs4g,.'N xxa 3 'I x ROSEMARY MUSGRAVE Rosie And his full voice uprose in the air U WA ut' Lt-1-le J,?!,xf 4 N, 4 .Q .H --f 'N ll. 1 -Alla? mx- i . S' ' A 1 T '-af If I 'J' L' I JO., Q, 4 X' -X- K K K . I Inf I ry JOAN HUNTER PECK ' Peck 5 D And he laughed and laughed, 'Gs until he nearly had two fits f , 9.,, f... T .fd-0142-Lf ' VA - ,,zQff,.,4,d-f C7,o-.J A 3,0Q f V W V---:J L44-4fLLA-1f7Qo47vLJ 3:9-ff17L4'L!' JCVL, D Jbgkilifkf: JI GLX ML-kzraf, ' Nffivg, ' , I f by Lxlvlbgl g4.4..j,Lf. k.9 ' L I 1' t 64,1 ,6,4,1,1,-.Qf- f- df an!! L' 71V i 4 id p,,.1Q,g,,., Li! V V4A'La4,A.4JQ LA ' N 7 z 12 dt n A n SABEL GURNEE TH RNDIKE PHELPS N' 4 N X 3 upussyn B Q Said he with an innocent air' o Q: N4 .JJ-u.AJ4..: A.'flm4'3 '4-rrs..,f.f2'e ' 'A V AH? 9 V , I , if'-' ' l ,tl I. -ka-ajly ' A00 .Iac ' .il .I Yubffli '. lc. ff C!! In I f 1 , -4 '33 L 'V' IJ! Sapa mnncv-A I . QAM fvu-N0 f'J t1'k'kL' - ,Q,,,,4.4., we ,Q-.f-44M q9.QAAJ- or.J.b-0--sf-Pt . 49' ' X .LL ,Q nf' S e T 1 . A P 3 o .ag - M Q 7 X Qu ' M4 cA Lgo,,,.,. He ade his un een 5 eng' I ve S f It e ve n ab ut the I 7 iq--fa' 1 e , y e e 0 I , X u X-v,fI-I Q . Q, A U 4 A1 OJ- nQ,uHu1Au.,vxSu4 ,J-!LJkvk.A-4-J 9.1-Lal' 'JJ'-J ,LJ-3.0-4 4 iistdbt 1. ,,qf.vr-l- ui-,.9-.o.Jo-1-A sv qQ,,,'.4, ,,g.h,kr': 0: fmvyi' WI li E ntl - ' H l ' I lg, .Ama .3k.uu9.. ' ms-9: o.. tp' 2-LJ-Jo.AnJk 3 W1 'tg 'N -xIlJJJ -AAA-3' 'O Q., 5 BET Y GOODLOE PBRTER Qprtervn I R L 1 5 1- A n I ony want 0 e e n ,1 to you felloixd 'J is' . QDQAA-A.. y...0.AJJ- 0-4.11 . 14.1-lJ'g Jan-M -llny LJ-NNW K MARGOT PRINGLE Margot - Q ,Q The stables are over there to the right J NFNCTC1 VD X r Yin J ' ' 'N W Hg , It A H Q I: . AJ MV x Q ft , W NANCY LONNGWORTH RAYMOND YS Nance X Her songs, her hues, her A radiant airs f LY'DIA ANNE RICHARDS ip Cfllydfl He looked and understood X Jax.. W R r tk J Y I 1 ww J , h CX 4 f A MAlTILDA MICHLER lf., j a RIDDLE 1 ' a Tilda X XX e He shook his head and set- is eff' tledl sternly to work N I 5 fx D 1 'J RENEE RIZIK wx 1 xjfgff'-', n Rainz 9 He arrived, shaking dark e Huxuriant locks I Cb SUSAN SALTENSTALL 1 --I Q 'Susie Always with a spare moment e J h e ' S G to goysslp and exchange news X I A with a visitor J X e 1 Q4 SHEILA SCHERMERHORN Fm, Squelch 15 nA grave round little face., Lihjb with a twinkle in its eye s a . J It - L A ' 'Q .1 Q l,. U '4-.lr 5 al' s, I T' , , l 1 . x 1 ' Q. in 6 ' a yr: edit '. JJ- ' ' 1 .5 1 A Q r '4 4 1 L 1 'QI I ' .. x'1.x A ,' r 1 A., SUSAN SIMMONS Q ,.- ' Susie X U' L You have more sense in N your little finger than others in the Whole of their bodies M .7-w.-s. r-L Z fL....., aft.. --f-6.11. ...,e,gg KQQZIZZX4 5, l BETTY SMITH i I ' n :T 'iq He pondered long and 'LM x deeply 7.V.i ,M-'Ll jsut-T4 -Cwwg IN .--7 -7. 7 M. 1,11 erm, L ,gm 7 Ga-f m,.,,,J7,,,..,,-.A4- , -1. j cl-M..,,f.g,,,,, . K ,A Jf ,jf Qs ff i 'V 57 qv F166 -, 93.2 NWN if maounffi QQBOK WSF 6- i 'U si in W W MARIA THERESIA ' i SOMARY I COL1l+d tell you about my voyagies and far off places CAROL LOUISE SONNE i Sunny A man of strong opinions mid great enthusiasm JOAN ELIZABETH A STAMBAUGH What she hasn't got is not worth having, and what she doesnft know is not worth t knowing .,.g.- ixfmf 4 A ',,f ' 7,4 Q . wfq A N QA, 1.019-P WET., Tix LW AGA -rL...fi,5M.7., Ma with A ff ffs'f:-- M PE? l k QA. rf, I 1 Risk ,QQ Ii 4,4 x MAEVE FREDERICA STERLING Freddie So good natured and affectionate U fiikb is Q,,,.jK-IJ A . , ,qi .LM rua'-J .W 1 AAAX- - ol-. .Jews I W. to rr.. wg,-, Q11 1 - . 5,1 V L ,Q ' . .. 'Il . Q 1 q . O ' ' Q ' Q. - - I I C, My X4-4. f'--' '4 ' ST? lv ' .5-,,, x x ANN STOLLI? W' t 'N' Sto1kie S, f-,,f- 71 A Full of pleasures, surprises, ' ' ma, fresh and captivating exper- J X iencc-gs 6 X '-Maia K 4' 5 1.,. Og X A V- ,Q ' xav I FL- f' 4 ' ' l ' u I . 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I 1 ' gQ.n,...LA .ev-D-4 I 5 h I SH' Skohh' J ...,-f 3, . ,vsg MARTHA ANN ' . . 30-QMILUNDERVVUQD C MQ ' rt - li cl-A 'i '4aMar'ty,'a I , Q , A ' 3 'bs' 0-as 0 --I Un , 'v Q' Sorhething bright and ' ,kqg,...1u. ' f'J . I f W i cle- -Q' -m x xm , A 9,553-X N R-A NANCY LOVE UPJOHN dy A I ' KP- With a smile of much hap- ' piness on her face A22 'Quan , A-rs , .,..,..J:L Hu, Ovvn Q ' CNS at A A gap-M mer f W IQLEANOR BARDEEN A A VILAS X! Amid he Whol heart ent j out Ilco it it oncefv gh ' view BMW QO' JU- Nw- A A ' A WV:-91: ,,0QA,Q,.AM u.-lwfum , Q-mol I ALICE BROWN WATSON Watty The finest of her sort that was ever made Jo plqk f Acre - - 'ffl GM? I um . ' w'f - 'g' ' -V , ,t . In -' 1 , Y, L ' . I - t 4. - L 3 Q 5 N! v ' I I ' N I ,, , v - ' Ira . E' 1 r A -MARILYN WELLBORN ' ' . QQZX -- I ,--A- . 4 f DfckieJ A A QJSIQ' - '5She twinkledjfke aitiny' star ' . . ., 15 9411, 2 M3-vlfqgl U' 'IQROLT4 I QWQQK5 3 l-Liflfffi-a Af' f eF An.4?-KOLA-JChS,,. 11.1 FGNL- ft ut...sf' 'W sw r' 6 , .-. ' fx .ya 1x yn! A1x.A,..! wig sih I .... 4?'f.-F1 J-su' 't- 5' , ' 3 N 9.51.31 -:GJ-J ic.. '1..n '1i... .af Lgfy-5'N X j,,,Yu-'AA' 4 EJ Um, KJ je--I-Q -1-Jafxwxr--I Jvrxl .pf xl, La- -J- , -rw ' 1, 9 u f 61's jf H., ,ap-' L-,W A N 6 va.-Q'-Rr '1 ,v -vw N 01 ,.,m.., 3, f,,.w WILLIAMS . A W, L N 2' ' L' yu N - 1 .Al ,X 6lHat7! You argued it out step by 'Rf'- HARRIET HOWARD , tu -. -1 , 'Y , .1 L 4 O -J step in that wise head of yours Ate It wa It ha vening I l M, l 4 l 1 1 x w X , 1 l S OIICE j d its And its graq he l Is t Or Now Woul Like Now he W If it very that it day i ouhditl could c thatitl rl it gol 4 l l lenior Qoem ai day wavers, pales, and is gone ja morning, crisp and freshg on, hot and still, l ious afternoon ther day. is over and evening is here, gllad that the sun shone, rather have had mist lioose ? liluivers on the edge of sunset, back And relive allfew minutes of its span If it were aliile? Perhaps, and yet it is content To be a full lgrown day, Glowing at ts climax, Its work W done. The ild isllsleeping, The owerl 'i closing, The bird ha hushed its song, And the su 4 er day is gone. T 44 4 il l l l w 4 M4314-+ l l I l l w l l 1 0 E . W Glass Wisfory Now that there are sixty-six of us, it is har years ago there were only twenty-one. Remember Rosie's cries of Juice! and Pa movie stars she tacked up all over her room? Sh Christmas play, and a very good one too! When he didn't choke-why didn't you, Hat? We had t room that year, and when we presented Mrs. Win in the green room they turned out to be violets W sticking up in the middle instead of what we had or with pride, however, so we felt better. The Freshma of Hearts, and rehearsals were practically fist Simmons to straighten out that mess. First Floo yells of Ith, Ith, you've gone up another team in it-Judy! Then came graduation. We thought it W but it never entered our heads that someday we the long white dresses. The next year we were not twenty-one any m our class began to develop its personality. The old much at home, even if they were outnumbered t new classmates. Will you ever forget the first day, when we were met in front of Main by an imposi Seniors? Our stomachs were doing fish flops, b when we met our old girls, and we waved good-by Floor?J. Pussy can tell you all about that! Reme Folwell used to give-and how could we forget th reporting itself to Rocky? Miss Folwell, why we sleeper? Les tried her hair-straightener, and Fre back and forth from Gay, Lee and Lainie's roo Janie's. Susie Simmons was class president and Jud Pretty soon we had the first meeting to decide the man-sophomore party. The old freshmen were sca sophomores didn't know what was going on until -2::f48jaf d' to realize that four niciation! and those e was Zachary in the one of the merchants eh, no one knew why play in the dining on with her fiowers th a bilious rosebud ered. She wore them skit was the Queen ghts. It took Susie lr North echoed with iding! You guessed perfectly beautiful, ight be the ones in took a large bite of cookie just before his big spee he st li d I' ELS IH ore but fifty-four, and freshmen felt pretty hree to one by their o matter what year, ll ng array of starched it they calmed down u e to our parents with- of the old freshmen the ropes teh, Third out a backward glance for almost withoutl. Some had new roommates, and it was fun showing them mber the parties Miss e party that ended up ren't you a sounder dy flitted gracefully rn to Linda, Les and d was representative. theme for the fresh- ed stiff and the new Y r S llsie and Babcock ex- 4 l plained about it. Aft Lee Lindsay sugges the Mardh Gras won, idea, LeeUBabcock xii G. of songs. She wr tune of Maytime. here for dne night v mask-maker. Lee A11 Remember? when we at her and at the au, that party. Study Hall was when we all humm ' My, we were please Ginnie, Salrah, Nana Ball, now iknown as to torture her! l i That Spring w Loupie or Peggy? and Pussyd, Fran and going to vote for was to be bur class 1 secretary of Drama Music Cluibg and N year as forward wit that Sallyi Stewart coming back, but we l . to returmfor their minimum bf pain, a for summer vacation school. Oli this subj Our Junior ye both talelit and per 1 I l l r w f l I hr eve hed a egte th iw e th Wood 1. dience V Hot preside hi hun senior nd aft ect a ar-an lsonali t VU and 'as he ai E 1e'll bew W , ifted li rowd and with , Sall oi' yi? were ll e cam A Josie that ll c Cl CY h He Susie 1115! Ali all, re ch ll Eli in hi ' 11 ll ll up me rylo J a M rib aid Qt all Yi? Iliiaisey called the janitor to look at the fans W' l .Sm nh el gi? ne understood, the enthusiasm mounted and rdi Gras. After some spirited discussion, got to work on it. It certainly was a good of skits, Chandler of costumes, and Lainie heme song we were all so proud of, to the ght we'd never make the high note- That ing but we did it' Nat was the sinister k , . tis the lead in her beautiful fuschia net dress. r up at the end and threw clouds of confetti Susie Simmons did a superb job of running once in a While Cahemij. The climax came ! rselves! Third Floor East was hopping with Renee, and for one month who but Dottie ot Dot to those who know her well enough V really excited about elections. Would it be aigning was fast and furious on both sides, it a sign on their door saying who they were o one would bother them any more! Sheila and Les our secretary. Lainie G. was elected g Di, 'secretary of ridingg Lee, vice-head of 'ea, head of basket ball, after a rip-roaring y and Rocky. We discovered to our sorrow ohnson, Prissy and Lee Lindsay were not ed by the fact that Prissy and Lee planned 'ear. After choosing our roommates with a weeping buckets at graduation, we departed spirits if bleary-eyed from the last night of 'e have to say is Brother! with it the new juniors, a big addition of to the class of '49. We felt sober now that l l -xref 49 2:3- our riotous conduct days were over. We were graduated! This wholesome attitude lasted fo eight hours after our arrival. We began planning senior party, and everyone was, as usual, bursti thought up an Indian theme which was hotly de likes to debate hotly, it feels more settled onc We began work on it early, inspired by Sheila ried out everything beautifully. We shall never f Second Floor Main played bridge, told ghost Beaner's geometry. fShe passedl. Remember w friends came down for the weekend? A little hot for baths. Possibly some was allowed for hair. H Rosie, Mimsy, Pussy and Fran kept Second Floo Ty, Judy and Di doing the same for Second F1 Miss Guthrie will agree! The year flew by until at last we gave the on it was finished. It was hard to believe. Re dance, the waterfall, and the angel hair pool ith peoplej ? Remember all the scenery, Marcy's re wams, totem poles and northern lights? Reme Hiawatha and Minnehaha and Betty and Dickie ber Cookie and Rosie singing The Indian Love theme song and the last chorus: Thus departs our Hiawatha Hiawatha the beloved To the regions of the homewi To the islands of the blessed O- I' 9 H1 3. iiuniors and practically ir approximately forty- furiously for the junior- ng with ideas. Lainie G. hated, because our class e it has finally decided. who organized and car- orget the job she did. stories and sweated over hen Lydia's and Josie's water resulted and not av about that, Jo-Baum? South moving-Emmy, mor West. We are sure party and all our work member Dickie's swing only pool that ever cut volving drum, the wig- oer Carol and Sally as s the children? Remem- Call? Remember the nd To the land of the Hereafterf' That party was the high point of our junio a big hunk of itself into every scene. That is on feel the way we do about it, I guess. No sooner was the party over than elections dent of our class and Dottie was head of Student -ag 50 gg- I' 6 year and the class put of the reasons why we arrived. Les was presi- Government by popular 'Christmas festiviti ill J Y w 4 + l 1 ll vote. That was certainly exditing. The night of the senior banquet came and we all began to realizeffor the first time that we were seniors. It made us all feel marvelous iluntil we saw all the old seniors leaving. We began to wonder. There wals definitely something to being a senior be- sides longf weekends, seniolr rings and the club-house. We fervently hoped that we had thbe Hsomelthingf' l Graduation was doubly sad that spring, and as we drove through the white lgates we liiound hard to realize that those girls would not be there to welcome,1s in tlte fall. Our Senior year tie, Les, Jo, Fran a the other years. We ing the new girls! VY own, and all our g girls all had The at Miss Madeira's a Beaner, not to men dress? Or the dry ide -The fi mid Beayb ummer ended, and we returned to find Dot- there ahead of us. It was different from all imposing row of starched seniors, welcom- Were thle e greeted parents, each of us had a new girl of our en skirts were above our knees-whereas the new ew Lodltln Then came Committee, senior gatherings d the ltlmaller parties. Will you ever forget Jo and P , tion Laiillie G., turned green, and wearing that black in thd Year Book Party witch's caldron that over- Howed and nearly dtrownedllthe audience? And, speaking of parties, the Day Schowbl's party member. We don't il. The Thanksgiv crawly sgiders 'D - cause this was our la Act play, the Oper finally, at the end oil! i 1 We db not wa that, as alclass, we people inlit than Mla it has done for everly l l l I see how 65, all thes iior thellooarders was something we shall always re- luffy's house survived! F g ganl? Missf that for once was not on Thanksgiving, the Madeira's reading Cremember the creepy- Q seemed so much more important to us be- st ye The freshmen-sophomore party, the Three- at ebta andllthe wonderful junior-senior party came, and it all,l Graduation. e to be mushy, but before we go we should like to say lo not think there could be a better school with nicer deira.,iWe should like to offer our thanks for what One US. l l l l .J J. -,,,51g,,. l l NAME Katie Nancy Lee Babcock Bonner Dottie Nat Alice Dottie B. Franny Chandler Gay Janie Emmy Milly Cinny Cookie Diana Lisa Andy joyse Mary Fluffy Prissy Lanie Josie Nancy Betty Bobby Lynne Jeriette Judy Lee Ceci Marcy Beaner Linda Julie Mimzie Rosie Peck Pussy Tv Betsy Margo Nancy Lydia Tilda Renee Susie Sheila Susie Betty Celeste Maria Carol Jo Freddy Stolky Sarah Nan Sally Alice Dickie Harriet Marty Oh dear Do you think ? .i .i .. .. i. .4 .. .. .. ll Not really sa an as at at it it tt in it sr it 4- it as so gght? Senior G' art FAVORITE SAYING tibwangvv it I wouldn't do it if you paid me Godfrey You've just got to'. How terrific Oh, for crumbs sake Monster I hate you But, Mr. Dameroskyn Who got a laundry box? Don't touch me Golly that's cute Let me tell you Hey, Sarah and Nancy Crumbo IA HY Dear Listen you all I want my Paul Hello, sweetie R-O-L-L-C-A-L-L How rare There will be a dramatic cl How devine That's suggestive W-E-S-T-P-O-I-N-T Uh, huh Wat l1appen'd ? 'O, for Pete's sake Oh come on now Good heavens Goodness Oh shoot ti But, I don't understand VVhat a lemon I'm far gone. DIana Old Bean gawsh 'Great Caesar's ghost Poor thing I've had it Put my books on the bus I can't stand it Stupendous Oh yeah? I'm a no gonna say Now, Dearie! Most peculiar that's a big help black or white, none of thi Please be quiet Well, I don't know So to speak honestly Who. what, where, when? ub meeting at two sy Really, I'm just so excited Hey., Hi there ! Don't you love Tweedy?,' Ha choo, Baby! Oh no ! I'm just mad for it Now let me see s grey business l MOST NOTED FOR her navy spirit Duke spirit beat ty mark com ass headlines the orehand drive a j well done her tyle her erfume bottles pla ng bridge phy ics corrections love of shmoos her naturally curly hair her imples her exas beauty her riginal co ffeurs her ed nightgowns her eautiful voice tech ique goin in early pers verance eati ' apples sinc rity egg in her applesauce her abyface her ingernails her ecord albums mod rn dancing ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! her leasant expression her Beautiful writing her little brother her nderstanding whit streak dos dos her lond hair I l ve You Truly dark skin and white teeth smil rislc elep her s on certain mornings tales ant fou-rires those great big beautiful eyes her :iympathy Fri y afternoon appointments abse tmindedness her athing suits look g lke a model her ng line of men drivi g without her license her l ugh mou 'ness sunn disposition her ed riding sweater her air good grooming her t rned up nose her her her Sout eautiful coloring 'ngs opularity ern drawl frien lfness Wise nsin High basketball score her her her her gyles etitiness ains orrespondence WATERLOO Susie and streams Cinny's earrings diets walking to the gate angleface the rising bell drill her coiffeur thermos bottles Butterball Inelficient gas stations her floor --miles to Cambridge Latin her dieting her PAGEboy her rolling machine backbends llldifel! Miss Johnston Plebe regulations church collection Latin no doze pills Black Pond balancing the Yearbook dget loafers during winter te ' W-E-S-T-P-O-I-N-T fi Letters pin curls couvert de that shelf Mice Mamsells's class throwing dictionaries Rosie's syncopation her loud voice mail exercises not being the type Virus X four mile hikes the white team Monday morning no riding don't forget raincoat andi rubbers her A's applying that cream grilled cheeses and coffee ice cream Biology ' Clubhouse list Josie's hairwashings ' taking minutes That Senior class her poison ivy 600 calories brushing her teeth curfew skiis her pastel wool bridge projects Landon the mailbox curling her hair i sports ' i 4 i 'l l i i i i , . Q-'rgrpqwr niacin? Senior Chart LOST in the darkroom making another basket dreaming in a book in the tub at Miss Madeira's on a horse AND FOUND on the phone with grandmother among the tombstones up at Miss Madeira's counting teampoints giggling with Lee reading magazines consoling Prissy between men bah nd that certain pin in that treble cleff ll between gym and stables the wrong way on a one way s at work Annapolis collecting clothes for Europe talking with Miss Kingsley on her way to Princeton in a novel behind a letter under the sun lamp ! ! l ! ! ! ! ! l ! l in the clubhouse with that certain party in a punch cup at Mildred's drawing Physiography maps in her bay window entertaining at the Statler first to breakfast playing bridge catching frogs in a cast at the Cathedral , behind a blush In the green room in the hall before 4th period recuperating at the stables answering the phone talking about Washington in a fiuster Hot Shoppe North Station anywhere or everywhere in the doctor's car leading drill talking seriously in low tones dissection sleeping till the breakfast bell in the lost and found 5:00 A.M. at Porters on every squad on her way home with a letter from Kalamazoo walking Pinny 12:00 New Year's Eve dancing fyvmg routing for Georgetown treet Katie Nancy Lee Joan Bonner Dottie Nat Dottie Boysen Alice Fran Lainie Gay Janie Emmy Milly Cinny Cookie Di Lisa Andy Joyse Mary Fluffy Prissy Lanie Josie Hammy Betty Bobby Lynne Jerry Judy Ellen Cecie Marcy Beaner Linda Julie Mimsy Rosie Peck Pussy Ty Betsy Margot Nancy Lydia Tilda Rainz Susy Sheila Susy Smithy Les M. T. Carol Jo Freddy Stolie Sa Nan Sally Watty Dickie Hat Marty Senior 916275 le rking in fruit closet tlhey need never get lizabeth Melville leaves her camera to Susy Machonachie leaves her hair to Ellen Seipp leaves, but not without her signal Hags leaves her books to Clurie Williams leaves ber lavoris to Mary Means leaves roll-call to Iris Love leaves her love of horses to Ickie leaves before she forgets to! leaves the White Team richer by ten team points. leaves her willowy figure to Jean Palmer. leaves on a slow boat to South America leaves her letters from Hotchkiss to Judy Brown leaves her soulful look to Beth Wagley leaves her knobby knees to Knobby leaves her yellow shoe-laces to Mary Th m leaves her talkativeness to Sally Bromle leaves Jinx Jervey to next year's Glee Cl b leaves her gift of portrait painting to Gay Buhl leaves her Princeton banner to Mary Fonrest leaves her eggnog to Monkey leaves her Navy Spirit' to Miss Wynne leaves having perfected the art of Soda-j leaves her galoshes to the day school so demerits again leaves her Gesterfields for the real McCoy leaves her black nightgown to Johnny Jtgin leaves her attentive attitude in class to leaves Darcy her knee socks with love leaves her bus tickets to P. Purcell so she plenty to lend other people will always have for disecting frogs hall and Reservoir leaves her optimism to Jean Pirie. leaves her rubber gloves to Miss Britton leaves Sonny to carr.y all 'the books at Fox leaves her bounce to Ruthie Randolph leaves on two legs take it safely down the isle t Dr. Schull r extra week-ends leaves her jolly nature to Judy Moon. leaves her repetoire to Jeannie Millholland. leaves her Dutch bob to June Hellman leaves for Yale after several tries leaves her best wishes that Miriam will ' leaves her violence to Sukie Hilles. leaves her laughs to Miss Ingle leaves her presence of mind to Bea Weicl-,er leaves her diplomacy to Hungerford leaves Janels riding clothes to Sprague leaves her unusual study habits to Hutc leaves her Roosevelt button to Sue Bass leaves to be a model with references fro leaves her good posture to Jeannie Heck leaves her well-worn desk to Keecie Gra selli leaves to rock-a-bye her niece leaves her Spanish intelligence to Glazie leaves her Father to the Madeira School leaves her braces to Allen Joss leaves her dainty appetite to Sally Wales leaves second floor Main tranquil for Miss Maynard leaves her high coloring to Ann Simpson leaves her luxuriant bangs t'o Consuelo Melville leaves Bee Stambow to Mrs. Katz leaves her toe-shoes to Shamblen leaves her athletic ability to Woody Goforth. A leaves her many special permissions and to Miss Guthrie. leaves her gold basketball to Miss Sayre leaves her red ski-jacket to Miss Kingsle . leaves her outside interests to the Day Sdthool so their week- ends will never be dull. leaves her gracefulness to Umber leaves her eyeglasses to Cinnie Ellis leaves her stature to Miss Stockbridge 71 , . 1 40 fs no WG ff Sf lx Vai' P05 I r I w w w w E 1.4. J f X CE' O R'-Riggs W QNX ww? MQW? iff iN T33 W0 KS? 1 Q ml l!U3 FfTW X S YN Vw WJ? QM 7 ii 0. ff 1 Li C , fX r7 gl X Wm I 1 Q12 Qyfiffc lf, QPSK J kb, DP 1 42 lx ,gf ' X -iw me - 'V 5' Q, Ei ff: 1 Q 'SKB Z3 1 X if N U K N W 5 Q X X if V if if 4 YEARBOOK BOARD T!1l',v 'rvmlv nf fin' ymrrfv UtiT'A'IIfIlI'A'.Y fillllllfill'-I-II-cll1f1'f ............,.......... ............... ..........,... ............... .,........,............. .,............... L ' 1 A r ul Sunnc ,-If-t lidilm' ...................,... .........,....,.......................... l .ymlia Richarcls lf11.vim'.v.v ,llflllzlgfw .,.,,.,. .... .........,.,.,.,......................... j 1 mscpllinc Grassclli .-I.v.vi.vtmzf lfziitnliv ..,.............,.............. ..,.... . 'XIHIC Cwulc, Marilyn NYL-llburll ,Al.v.vi.vl41r1f flrf lfzlitur . ,..............,........ ................,.,............,,... S llcila Schcrmcrllorn .'Ix.v,.m111t l1'1r.v1m'.v.v lllur1f1g1l'1'.x: .....,,.. .,..... l .iurla lXlcKim1cy, l.j'llllC Kcrwin lflliirwr'-1'1l-C'f1frf ......... ,llrt lfdfful' ............... l1'11.vim'5.v .llauzryvr .+1.vxz.vfc11zl Editors .................. . ...................... . .AI.vx1'x1ar1f I?11.vim'.v5 COMPASS BOARD l'cry ffllffllllfl lulvx llzvy 7urm ' Joan Babcock Ellen Linclsay Matilda Rirlcll e ,Ioan Marcy, Joyce Ebel .llmzugvr ........ ..............,................. L ymlc Kcrwin Y HOUSE STUDENT GOVERNMENT 'l'111'Av 'zvww uf' mul rllrrl um! 1'1'r14ly C'ln1i1'Hmn .........,, ..,..........,. .........,.,.,.....4.......,.,.,........,....,.........A,.,. ,.,., ..... , .....,,,,,, I I 1 v ruthy Hall I'I'L'1'ff'!I4lfl'I!l1lVI ...,..,.. l 1',1lu'c5 Iiruuks .SR'rr'wlf1f'.x' .,... .,.,........,.,... I ivlty Smith Hv4lVfi1'H ,,.,. ..,.,., A luzm St:u111mugl1 i , DAY STUDENT GOVERNMENT 'l'l1r-v fairly mul kimfly jlllljfflin lfirxl 'l'r1'u1 .S4l'141Ull, 'l'4'r'nl l'ln1i1'rmm ...... ,... . .....,.,.,....,....,...,........,. I'.lUIACIlCC lily C'l1f11'r'1l1uf1 .,.,.,.,...............,.,..........................,. lflurmlnw' lily I'irv-C'lmirunm ..., , .......,....,.,.,... Nancy Hamilton l'im'-C'lmir11n111 .. .,...,...... .......,.,., . 'Xlicc XV:atsm1 .Srrrvlury ......,.. . ..,...., Alloc XVat5u11 .Srwvllzry ...,........,. ......... N :lucy llzmliltml SOCIAL WELFARE Tl1ry gjuiu' f14'lIl'I'Ull.9lj'H l,m'.vidv11l ..........,.,.... ,...................,........,. .......,.,.,.........,.,...... ...... B l a ry Elliott Vin' l'n'.vi1fl'11l ..........,... .....,...,............ li mily Coates .5lL'l'Vl'ftIl'j' ,...,....,.,,.................,., .............,..........,......, S ally Yilzls .'l.f.vf.vl1llIi Sl'1'f'l'fl1 ,l' ........ ........ IX l1ll'llj'll XYL'lllH1l'Il 'l'r'u1.mru'r ......,....,.,.,......,.,.,... ....., 5 zlmlm SlllllQI'l2ll1Il CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Mflzuy fwfrzrufl furllz llwil' ff'u1flvlr,v ,llllllUYS7.'Xllll lll2lZl'lll'UUli, Suzzmnc XYils1m, llznlc K'l1c1'1'y, Sally Zuuk, lilly-11 Scipp. Sfhl1l1UlTlUl'CS-IllZil'g2iI'Ct XXI-st, juclitlm l,irmx'11. h 17r0sl11nc11-Tllaycr Buclmzul, Mary l'sUI'l'L'5l Zalmrisklc. l,l'L'.Vl1lt'7ll .....,..........,.... .,......,. .,... ....,.,.,, .,......,...,....,..........,.............. lx 1 1 t hcrxm- .-Xluxsuulcr T MUSIC CLUB .S'ln'11 lulfxll' I m :w'r f1'r'vu1m'z1' nf Leila .Mwunfl 1 vxifiwzf .,...,...... ....... . ......,............,......,........... ......................,....,............,...... ....... S1 4'r'1'!f11'Av ......,.... ........ S ally Z1 wk Q I ln'-l'1'v.vi1lm1l ...... ..................... I SZIIICI Ihclps CAMERA CLUB ll wax ll f'lA'tl.YilIl1f firlzzlf' V ! f - 0 V DRAMATIC CLUB .-Ind fvlzul ll play il had lm'u! l'1'1'xi1Yw1l ......................,...... Elaine Grassclli I'in'-l'1'v.vif1'vr1I ...... ...., 1 ilainc Chandler S t'CI't'flH',V ........... .......... Lvilu Atxvoud .,..M..,...--. ART CLUB Ul.IfI1If 111141 wzzrlllffz and mlm' Ill IIIIJIIIIIIIISIIVIIY lllt'tl.X'llI'4'H l'1'vx11h'r1f .......,.... ,............ ..............................................,..........,...............,................................. I 3 arbara Jacksrm Vim' l'r'1'.virlwzf ...,,..... ..... ............... .... . ...................................... J 4 U an Marcy .S'm'1'vl411'y ...........,......, .............................,,.,.. 1' Illcn Lindsay Trvn.v1n'rr .............. ...., L laria Tllcrcsia Somary HOUSE AND DAY GLEE CLUB OFFICERS HTlI4'j' IMI llzv full 1'l!l7l'Il.YU llumc lilec Club Day H100 Vluh 'iflrnl ...........,... ..........,.,.............,...,... A Anne- funk l,l'l'A'1.!l4'IIf ...,......,.,.,..................., .............. IN Iilrlrz-rl Cnc rlury ......,... ......... I ioscmary Musgrave .S'4:rn'If1l'-V ....... ..,.........., I .ynnc Kcrwin lnlmzrzml .. . .....,...... Jlliill Babcock 1,lI77't17'flI1l ,,..... ,. ............ Nancy Hzmlillon HOUSE AND DAY GLEE CLUBS Tim ft1.YlI1.0lll'!'.f of f1lf0.1'i!'l1fflIH melody f 1 'x X ' X A 6 A Y Y K s 1 Y I ' . ly, 1 Q , g Urganizafiohs Inasmuch as our class is known as an artistic class, organizations have flourished this year. Most of them have expanded both in member- ship and in activity, and all of them have added a lot to the life of the school. Student Government, led by Dottie Ball, has done an admirable job in a hard year. With the aid of the Proctors and the Class Representa- tives, they have kept a firm and steady hand over the natural exuberance of us all. The Social Welfare Society broadened their field by joining with the Affairs and Affiliations Committee. They sent boxes and equipment to their sister school in Germany, and also donated to all the regular causes in America. They earned a lot of money by the excellent party Mary Elliott gave. . The Glee Clubs have outdone themselves this year. They gave an exceptionally good concert at Christmas and a never-to-be-forgotten Operetta in May. Congratulations are due to Ann Cook for such a suc- cessful Club. The Music Club has had more talent than ever, every con- cert abounded in practically genius. The Dramatic also has had an outstanding year. With Elaine Grasselli as director, the club amused the school with The Prince Of Domdometer, and mystified them with Shall We Join The Ladies. Mean- while Lainie Chandler discovered and used new talent in Ou The Air and The Shoes. At the end of April, the Dramatic Club presented their piece de resistance Dear Brutus, which was well worth all the effort put into it. The Camera Club has really come into its own. Katie Alexander stocked the darkroom with everything from an enlarger to enthusiasm and photographs were taken and developed in mass production. The Art Exibition in May was excellent proof of the fine work done in the Art Club. Miss Madeira bought several new pictures this year which helped increase the Club's library of paintings. The Compass was better than ever this lyear, thanks to Joan Bab- cock and the rest of the board, it came out twice as often, twice as well- written, and twice as amusing as ever before. The Yearbook Board, after giving a Halloween Party in the fall, went into hibernation and came out with-this! The great activity of the various organizations has made this year a full and busy one for everyone. ' i.. ' ,. S N: 1 , sg A 1 5 , , ' Q 5 ' l 3 N i ' A 'A' I 1 5 f L. 5 ' K 's f 2 . 6 , . Y seg. , '- . ' J 1 K Q 1 , X x . , 1 x N i Q , ' 1 . , K ' J 5 su M - x 1 ' 3 f V XF' J Q W? 4 ' i I ' 'E C fx Q Q SM? QQ Y f U K Lxfrxgb CAT' y U F YA CW fQf?9j?J if QR 5 D 2 Q Q! V ESQ ELK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Thr-V fflayrd lnml ami wwf! Prvs1'dm1f ....,.......,.,,. .....,............................,....,.,.............,.............,....,........ ............. A 1 in Slolk St't'!'t'ftll',X' ........ .....,.. .,..,.. Q Ioan Marfy Ilnukvy illlllllljlfl' .... ...... K 'yntliia Llumly Ii'a.vkvfl1a1l ,llmmyvr , ...... ,.... N ancy Alyca Tfnnix .llanngvr ......,... ......,.,....,.,, R runner Baker Darzfv zlluuagm' .............. ...... l .inrla McKinney Rm' Tmzm Cafiiaiu ........... ....,.... F laine Chandler ., ll'lzifr Tram Cafvlain ........,,.. ....,., ' flieiline Pigott , Y' , I HOCKEY VARSITY NnlIzz'r1,fl 'ZCHIA' out nf l'I'!It'll of llmxr tarriblr .vlirlc.v Cynthia Umnily, Barbara jacksun, Celeste Smith, Arm Stalk, ,Ioan Marcy, Elaine Chanrllcr. Sheila Scliermerllorn, Nancy Hamilton, Sally Strayer, Anne Bushby, Judith Brown. BASKETBALL VARSITY 'I'ln' .vim ln'rm'.r xlrudr 'zurulllfullhv mlm tln' 1'HlIl'l my Alynzm. ,Imran Nlzarvy, Emily Kkmzatq-N, :Xml Stulk, rlillldlillt' Pigwtt. .llulitll Hrp MODERN DANCE ORCHESIS Thr pmlf'-x' uf umtiwf' llwzu' .llmzazyur .,...,.... ..... ..................... ,.... ..... ...... I . i 1 1 aiu McKinney . skill RIDING CLUB f'm11r will: mv, juxl fix fm' ax Ihr slrllvll' yard l'1'l'.v1'dl'll! ..,........,... ..... ........,....,. .........,.,........ .............,. ........... ................,........... I 1 1 c l i th Kirby I'im'-jvl'l'.v1'l1'l'rl! ........ ..... Susan Sixnmous S'm'n'fr1ry .,,,,,.....,.... .,..... X ligfnun Smith OUTING CLUB uyllllfl' fl'tllIlflt'tl' along fllllvl-Vu 1,I't'A'1lIA'lIf ..,.,..... .........,.,,.........................,........,........,......,............ ........ I s ubel Plwlps .S'vrrvtlzry .......... ......... 5 ally Vilas ps S ' Q 0 QQ' J O ' ' li ' N . -1 ' in 1 s -'N' .. sz: ' S- s H z .' Qcbvvixfs h - - Q i is ' uh ',-X-1. ' N ,., .vb Y- lg . 's Vern K MV-, sf . ' . . s l. ' - 5 Q Axel'-.' sl' D . i 'A' i- in.. u Q BXPD-.n-. o . .-5.0 ,,-ia. . . K ' 5. Q . . .Q ... .Q ue. ,ylppreczalion - - ' ' xp . ' I We, the Yearbook Board, would like to -' N- - .1 . 'iw'--. express our deepest appreciation to the I N xi I M as parents of the class of 1949 Whose generous contributions have made this book possibleftf vi Q -.Je -sl , s lx.: Q A-.dA.,WAi It ' i igfa . . , -. . .. , . . x VX-asv avg, 'ss C-'gb'-f--5 549- X Ca.. xAc...Xq,9,K.x L-1-Dm:..X C005 Ysnaitb-K.l,Su-se.,-A kan, 'XsxH5n.n. . kxawhkgfifxa to Qicmres C53-kb Gil-sig C,-.S X ' Sag- s ya. uh' '-'U' to I 5 getty s?m?'Ll Anne Stolk . enee Rizik . Elaine Chandler 3. Julie Merrell XN9 - 33. Fluffy Ely 4 Alice Blue T 34. Cinnie Comly 5. Sally Vilas 35 Anne Cook! 6 Tilda Riddle 36. Judy Kirby 7. Nancy Hamilton 37. Nancy Upjohn 8. Betty Irving 38. Diana Davies 9. Lydia Richards 39. Lynne Kerwin 10. Sheila Schermerhorn 40. Elaine Grasselli 11. Andy Dow 41. Mildred Coe 12. Marty Underwood 42. Bonner Baker 13. Katie Alexander 43. Pussy Phelps 14. Mary Elliott 44. Alice Watson 15 Susie Saltonstall 45. Marilyn Wellborn 16. Nancy Alyea 46. Nancy Raymond 17. Sarah Sutherland 47. Josephine Grasselli 18 Jo Stanibaugh 48. Dottie Ball 19. Les Smith 49. Joyce Ebel 20. Emmy Coates 50. M msy Moore 21. Freddy Sterling 51. Joan Babcock 22. Ty Pigott 52. Dottie Boysen 23. Jerriette Kolmeier 53. Linda McKinney 24. Betsy Porter 54. Barbara Jackson 25. Carol Sonne 55. Joan Marcy 26. Frances Brooks 56. Ellen' Lindsay 27. Lee Atwood 57. Margot Pringle 28. 29. 30. Gay Chapman Rosemary Musgrave Lisa Kauffmann 58. 59. 60. Ceci Lounsbury Beaner McKe1vey Susie Simmons ll W lu Alexandler, Katherin Alyea, Nancy . . . Ansell, Tracy . . . Anthony, Penny . Atwood, Leila . . . Babcock, Barbara Babcockl, Joan .... Bachmam, Barbara ...... l .... Baker, Bonner .... Ball, Dorothy . . . Basset, Susan . . . . Blair, Nancy ..... Blanc, Natalia .. Blue, Alice ..... Bodman, Thayer Bogley, Josephine Booth, Doreen .. Boysen,, Elizabeth Bromley, Sarah . Brown,lJudith . . . . . . . . .,,l . . . . . . 620 Chauncey Lane, Cedarhurst, N. Y. Bryant, Judith .... Buhl, Catherine Bushby, Anne .. Brooks, Frances Butler, Margo ..... l l ddvresses l e . . ........ 2430 Tracy Place, Washington, D. C. . . . . .y I . . . . . Hope Valley, Durham, North Carolina l107 West Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase 15, Md. ..... ....... 3114 Rodman St., Washington, D C. 8301 l t. Martins Lane, Chestnut Hill, Phila., 18, Pa. Box 3154, Winston Salem, N. C. . . . . . , . . . . 262 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin R.F.D. Route 1, Box 8, Vienna, Virginia . . . . ,l . . 1216 Bissonnet Avenue, Houston 5, Texas . . .. l . . . 6314 Beechwood Drive, Chevy Chase, Md. .. 2l300'Brandywine St., N.W., Washington, D. C. . . . . .l. . . . . . . . . 508 Third Ave. West, Warren, Pa. .Ll ........ 16 East 65th st., New York, N. Y. .. ....... 10 Gracie Square, New York, N. Y. . . . . . . . 4900 Rodman St., N.W., Washington, D. C. . . . . . JJ. . . 12 West Blackthorn St., Chevy Chase, Md. . . . . . . .l. . . 226 Provencal, Grosse Pt. Farms, 30 Mich. 3348 Runnymede Place, N.W., Washington, D. C. . . . . .1 . . . 104 Willow Street, Brooklyn 2, New York . . . . . . . . 1200 Virginia Road., San Marino, Cal. 390lProvencal Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, 30, Mich. . . . . .l . . . . . . . . . Deer Park, Greenwich, Connecticut . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clarendon Ave., Nashville 5, Tenn. .. . . .l 3121 Newark Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. Byron, Stephanie ...... .......... Sunwick Road, Rowayton, Conn. Chandler, Elaine 2155 Overlook Road, Cleveland Ohio Chapman, Elizabeth .... Briarwood Crossing, Cedarhurst Long Island, Cheatham, Mary Cherry, Dale ..... Chilcotii, Diane Chisholl , Jane . Clark, Fairfax .. Coates, Cynthia , ,J New York 30 9 Bransford Road, Forest Hills, Augusta, Ga. 6 2 Highland Avenue, Fall River, Massachusetts . . . . . . . . Lloyd Road, Bernardsville, New Jersey .. .... . ............. Seabrook, Blue Hill Falls, Me. ....L .............. Box 312, RFD 1, Vienna, Va. l ...... 3417 Del Monte Drive, Houston, Texas Coates,lEmily ...... 3417 Del Monte Drive, Huston, Texas Coe M'ldred . , , m Collinsg Cathleen Comly, Cynthia . Cozartd Janet . . , Davies,l Sandra . . . 10 East Kirke Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland l .... 6605 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase 15, Md. ........ Round Hill Road, Greenwich, Conn. Cook, Anne ...... .......... 112 E. 74th Street, New York City .. .... 105 Cozart Road, Wilson, North Carolina . . . . . . . .4 . . . . . Vaucluse Farm, Newport, Rhode Island Davies, Diana .......... ...... Vaucluse Farm, Newport, Rhode Island Dormaix, Margaret ..... l ...... 1708 Harris Road, Philadelphia 18, Pa. Dort, Dorothy ...... 29 ,0 University Terrace, N.W., Washington, D. C. Dow Ann ............. H .......... 1480 Vinton Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Dreux, Marie-Jaoquine .. 3010 Cleveland Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. Ebel, Joyce ........... 3117 N. Street, N.W., Washington 7, D. C. A egvage Elliott, Mary ....... West Road, Short Hills, New Jersey Ellis, Cynthia . . . . . . Avenida Juarez 120, Coyoacan, D.F. Mexico Ely Florence .... .... 2 419 Mass. Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. Falley, Priscilla ..... 147 Dempster Street, Evanston, Illinois Fuller, Patricia ................. Lily Lake Road, Dalton, Penn. Fulton, Miriam .............. 3114 O Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. Glazebrook, Anne .. Benedict Road, Donegan Hills, Staten Island, N. Y. Goforth, Elizabeth .......... 3859 Lyons View Road, Knoxville, Tenn. Grasselli, Elaine ................ 12401 Coit Road, Cleveland, 8, Ohio Grasselli, Josephine .. 1100 Blackshire Road, Wilmington, Del. Grasselli, Lucretia ......... 12401 Coit Road, Cleveland, Ohio Griiiith, Margaret . .. ...... 353 Canandaigua Street, Palmyra, N. Y. Griswold, Jennifer ........ 426 Prospect Street, New Haven 11, Conn. Halim Ulvia ................ The Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D. C. Hamilton, Nancy .... 1730 M Street, N .W., Apt. 33, Washington 6, D. C. Hamlin, Mary .............. 2563 East Ave., Rochester 10, New York Hecker, Elizabeth ............ 3226 Odessa Street, Fort Worth, Texas Hecker, Jean ........ ..... D eer Park Drive, Nashville, Tenn. Heffelfinger, Mildred .............. Wagcefield Farm, Wayzata, Minn. Hellmann, June ...................... 4 Butler Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Henley, Jane .......... 2010 Fifth Ave., North, Birmingham, Alabama Hilbert, Darcey . . . ..................... Hedgeland, Waterford, Va. Hilles, Susan .......... 75 Old Hartford Turnpike, Hamden 14, Conn. Hitchcock, Barbara ...... 2267 Delamere Drive, Cleveland Heights, Ohio Hungerford, Betty .... ............... 2 5 Picardy Lane, Clayton, Mo. Hutcheson, Hazel .... .... H appy Valley Farm, Rossville, Georgia Hutchison, Joanne 4929 Hillbrook Lane, Washington, D. C. Inge, Waring ....... ...... 2 2 South Layfayette St., Mobile, Alabama Irving, Elizabeth ........ 2602 36th Place, N.W., Washington 7, D. C. Jackson, Barbara .... 230 Woodside Drive, Hewlett, Long Island, N. Y. John, Jo Ann ........ 237 Lebanon Ave., Morgantown, West Virginia Johnson, Anne ..................... R.F.D., McLean, Virginia Johnson, Diana .... River Road, New Brunswick, New Jersey Joss, Allen .............. 3260 Nebraska Ave., Washington 16, D. C. Kales, Jane .................. 114 Elm Road, Princeton, New Jersey de Kauiman, Elisabeth .... The Danish Legation, Washington 8, D. C. Kenney, Elinor ........ 78 Kalorama Circle, N.W., Washington, D. C. Kern, Mary Florence ............ 4861 Indian Lane, Washington, D. C. Kerwin, Lynne ............ 3016 Dumbarton Ave., Washington, D. C. Kirby, Judith ...... .. 343 Gulfview Boulevard, Clearwater, Florida Knobloch, Sylvia ..... Knobloch Lane, R.R. 41, Stamford, Conn. Kohlmeier, Jerriette ..... 3743 Cumberland, N.W., Wash., D. C. Lawrence, Audrey .................... Castle Hill, Cobham, Virginia Lindsay, Ellen .................. 229 South Glencoe, Decatur, Illinois Lounsbury, Cecilia . . 6713 Chancellorsville St., Fort Devans, Ayer, Mass. Love, Iris ........................ 713 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Mackall, Mary .... ....... 1 816 24th, Washington, D. C. Maconochie, Sally ......... Zealandia , Asheville, N. C. Maconochie, Susan .. Zealandia , Asheville, North Carolina Mann, Nancy ...... 2324 Tracy Place, Washington, D. C. .3743-Z.. ll l Marcy, Joan . . . May, Ann ...... . McDonald, Mitzi . . McKelvey, Jean . . , McKinney, Linda . McMillan, Margaret Means, Mary ..... Melville, Conseuelo Melville, Elizabeth Merrell, Julia .... Milholland, Jean .. Moon, Judith .... Moore, Mary ..... Morgan, I Jean .... Mumma, Deborah . Musgrave, Rosemar Notz, Elinor ..... Olive, Carol ...... Ourusoff, Elizabeth Owens, Elizabeth . Palmer, Jean ..... Patteson+Knight, Je Peck, Joan ....... Perry, Jane ...... Phelps, sabel Pigott, heiline . . Pirie, Jean ....... Porter, Betsy-Goodl Potts, lil ....... Pringle, argaret . Purcell, atricia .. Randolph, Ruth . . . Raymon , Barbara Raymon , Nancy . . Read, Pamela .... Rice, Adlrian .... Richards Lydia .. Richmonii, Elizabet' Riddle, Matilda . . . Ridley, Pauline . . . Rike, He en ...... Rizik, R nee ...., Rose, Arzln ........ Rowland, Ann .... Rutherfdrd, Nancy Saltonstzill, Susan . Scherer, Elizabeth . Schermerhorn, Sheila .... , .I Seipp, Ellen ...... Seipp, Katrina .. . Shamblem, Joan . . . oe ...,, 22l lllll J .,,t ...... ' 58 Rumsey Road, Buffalo, New York ...... Bay Colony, Virginia Beach, Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 1955 South Grandview, Dubuque, Iowa 242 Buckingham Street, Rochester, 7, New York . . . . . . 4 . . . . Interlaken, North Muskegon, Michigan . . . .. .ll . . . . . . 1726 Melrose Place, Knoxville, Tenn. P.O. Box 869, Beaumont, Texas . . . . . . . .... Box 291, Route 1, Vienna Virginia . . . . . . 4 . . . . . .. Box 291, Route 1, Vienna, Virginia . ....... Great Falls Road, McLean, Virginia . . . . . 117 Mercer St., Princeton, New Jersey Metcalf Road, Waite Hill Village, R.D. 42, I Willoughby, Ohio . . . . 97 East Avenue, Westerly, Rhode Island White Bridge Pike, Nashville, Tennessee -l . l. . 131 East Orange Street, Lancaster, Penna. yi ......... Box 1722, Santa Fe, New Mexico ll ........ 90 Locust Road, Winnetka, Illinois .. 3001 Albermarle street, N.W., Washington, D. c. 21 Cedar Parkway, Chevy Chase, Maryland . ..... ,l,.. 7112 Curtis Street, Chevy Chase Maryland l 14707 Shaker Blvd., Shaker Hgts. 20, Ohio L ........... Hidden Acres, Vienna, Virginia .. . . . ,159 Hamilton Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania 07 Mimosa Place, Wilmington, North Carolina Bellevue Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island nnifer 1 u u all .J ....... The Highlands, Seattle, Washington . . . . 800 Humbolt Avenue, Winnetka, Illinois '6001 Broad Branch Road, Washington, D. C. North Rivercrest Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 640 Argonne Place, N.W., Washington, D. C. Macomb Street, N.W., Washington 16, D. C. .....-'p ....., . . 3501 Qi. .. 1055 Mandarin Way, Clearwater, Florida . 701 Royal Plaza, Fort Lauderdale, Florida li.. 701 Royal Plaza, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ,I ..................... Middleburg, Virginia lfbtford Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina ,. 1108 Broom Street, Wilmington, Delaware J ....... Newark, Wayne County, New York 425 Paxinosa Avenue, Easton Pennsylvania Box 186, Columbia, Tennesse . . . . . .2 . . . . . . . . . 461 Glenridge Road, Dayton, Ohio . . . . . . Q. . 3130 Woodland Drive, Washington, D. C. 3930 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington, D. C. U. 1020 Eldorado Avenue, Clearwater, Florida l... 3 Elm Rock Road, Bronxville, New York ..... 340 St h .... . f ,L .l il .... 2320 Tracy Place, Washington 8, D. C. .. . . . 3303 Woodley Road, Washington, D. C. . . . . . 3023 P Street N.W., Washington, D. C. .. . . . Brook Hill Farm, Middleburg, Virginia Brook Hill Farm, Middleburg, Virginia 1212 Staunton Road, Charleston 4, West Va. 4,4 'wil 7 5 2-ze Sharp, Judy ..... ........... R oute 12, Box 295, Houston 6, Texas Shipley, Mary ....... Simmons, Susan ..... Simpson, Ann ...... Smith, Betty, . . . Smith, Celeste .... . . . 7105 Orkney Parkway, Bethesda, Maryland . . . . . . . . . Southmoreland Place, Decatur, Illinois 5 West Grove Drive, Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. . . . . . . 2925 Glover Driveway, Washington, D. C. . . . . . . . . . 23 Kingsbury Place, St. Louis Missouri Smith, Mignon . . . ............. Avondale Mills, Sylacauga, Alabama Somary, Maria . . . . Sonne, Carol ..... Sprague, Jane .......................... Sudley, Marshall, Virginia Stambaugh, Joan ...... 315 Meadow Lane, Edgeworth, Sewickley P. O., .. 2500 Calvert Street fApt. 500BJ, Wash., D. C. . . . . . . . . . . Sunny Rock, Tuxedo Park, New York ' Pennsylvania Sterling, Frederica . . 3400 Prospect'Avenue, N.W., Washington 7, D. C. Stoddard, Audrey ........ 4420 Hadiield Lane, N.W., Washington, D. C. Stolk, Ann ...... Taylor Road, Lawrence Farms East, Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Straus, Pamela .................... 720 Park Avenue, New York City Strauss, Lydia ............ Bridge House, Paradise Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island Strayer, Sara ............ 44 Gershom Place, Kingston, Pennsylvania Sutherland, Sarah ........ 2101 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. C. Thom, Anne and Mary ...... 3950 Franklin Road, R.FlD. 43, Pontiac, Michigan Townsend, Nancy .................... The Riggory, Eastam, Virginia Underwood, Martha ...... 231 South La Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois Upjohn, Nancy ........ 2230 Glenwood Drive, Kalamazoo 35, Michigan Vilas, Eleanor ............ 26 Cambridge Road, Madison 4, Wisconsin Wagley, Elizabeth .............. Pear Tree Farm, Gates Mills, Ohio Wales, Sally ...... 305 St. David's Lane, Windsor Farms, Richmond 21, Watson, Alice . . . Watts, Katharine Weicker, Beatrice Wellborn, Marilyn West Margaret .. Williams, Clurie . Williams, Harriet Williams Julie ...... Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Pauline . Wilson, Suzanne . Wortham, Beverly York, Sandra ........ Virginia ............. 1918 S Street, Washington, D. C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waverley Way, McLean, Virginia Rancho El Carmen, Apartado 38, Toluca, Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . 1700 Surry Lane, Washington, D. C. 711 Mt. View Circle, Johnson City, Tenn. . . 12415 Fairhill Road, Cleveland 20, Ohio .. . . . . . . . . . . . R.F.D., 4, West Chester, Pa. Edgewater Beach, P.O., Edgewater, Md. 5126 Watson Street, Washington 16, D. C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waite Hill, Willoughby, Ohio 207 Eighteenth Street, Logansport, Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1116 Mantooth, Lufkin, Texas . . . .... 2348 Walnut Street, Allentown, Pa. 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