Marjorie Webster Junior College - Web Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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THE WEBI rchesis To Dance, Dance, Dance-Dance! To feel yourself alive! To picture dreams, enchanted dreams, And for ideals to strive To feel the ecstasy of joy- 'Your being born again And in its rhythm swiftly glide To heights supreme-and there abide. MARJORIE F. WEBSTER ...,...,.... Honorary President PHYLLIS W. HUFE . . . Honorary Member BETTY WARDWELL . , . . Honorary Leader FRANCES BRUNT . . . . . . . . . Grand Leader Active Members MARTHA ADAMS HELENE PRYCEJONES Lois GREEN MIRIAM PRETTYMAN DOROTHEA PARKER DORRYANN MCFETRIDGE 30

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f THE WEB 1 OITI LIS THE PlsAY'S THE TI-IING - Shakespeare FLORENCE L. MCCRACKEN . . Founder JANET TRUSLER ...... Secretary DORRYANN MCFETRIDGE . . President Lois GREEN . . . Treasurer Honorary Members MARJORIE F. WEBSTER BETTY WARDWELL PHYLLIS W. HUEE BELLE M. MULLINS DRAMA is life, so we but try to faithfully reproduce all phases oflife in our plays and other dramatic activities. Comus is open to all who have the desire for expression through speech. To become a member one must try out in plays or readings before the faculty and student body and prove herself a talented exponent of the art of speech. Our founder, Miss McCracken, is an inspiration for us to do our best and with her as a leader we cannot help but progress. Comus has social interests also and besides teas and entertainments the members go in a group to see the worth-while plays which come to Washington. Giga L16 Great nature had a million words ln tongues of trees and songs of birds, But none to breath the heart of rnan,' Till music filled the pipes o' Pan. HE C1lee Club is absolutely bursting with melody, so much so that we even carry our training into the showers and practice very softly after light bell such songs as 'Southern Moon and other love melodies. We are glad to be under the capable leadership of Mrs. Downes again this year and are looking forward to a most successful year, including several public appear- ances. Though we cannot hope to be famous songsters, we will be more than satisfied if we bring but the slightest smile to a sad face. Gm p h ia MARY CROSBY . ............ President RUTH ZOLLINGER , . , . Vice-President HAZEL RUSSELL ......,.. . . . Secretary RENE YOFFEE . . , .......,... Treasurer GLORY is the height we have coveted, we are attaining and we will keep. Reliance is the secret of real success. Action is the foundation stone of any achievement, great or small. Progress is life, without it there is stagnation. Honor is our creed, if we cannot bring honor, let us never bring disgrace. Ideals are the support of modern civilization, we are lost without them. Ambition is the ladder of success, each rung some dream fulfilled. These are the aims of Cvraphia, the Secretarial Club. May we hope for their future realization. 31