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A NMEZKQ is,3MfQf57312x . 1 aeiifkffghnw V K . 1 fzrgiygqmg 5 f. 65221, , ,, w1g::1,, fF5 ,,.1,HMfgg.g5-,wg-gm M. W 13x V x AMY REHFLSS Contents - Prose Dedication-Hope Anderson, Ann Carpenter ...... 4 Faculty ..................................,................................................ .... . 9 Letter from Miss Cochran to the Seniors ...,.,.... 15 Senior Class Chart ...................................... .......... 6 2 Senior Poll .................... .......... 6 6 Senior Will ................ .......... 6 7 Senior Prophecy .......... .......... 6 8 Calendar ...................................................... .......... 9 4 Advertisements and Student Addre sses .......... 1 O9 lltlittlriill Stall ot 1951 MASTERPIECES Co-Editors ..,............ ........... H ope Anderson, Ann Carpenter Business Manager ........ ...................................... F lorence Lockhart Photography Editors ,. ............. Claudia Boettcher, Lillian Prince Art Editor ..................... .................................................. N ell McCary Subscription Managers . ............. Denise Selz, Barbara Bosworth Faculty Adviser ..,.,.. ....................... M iss Alice Waldecker 6 Contents - Illustrations The Hill Path-photograph by Marjorie Holland ......... Miss Amy Rehfuss ............................,..............., ......i....,........ . The Administration ..... The Faculty ............. The Staff .................................................. Seniors Divider-Nell McGary .......... Senior Photographs Oak Stairs-Crowell Jackson .......................... Undergraduates Divider-N ell McCary ......... Junior Class ............. Sophomore Class ...... Freshman Class .... Lower School ........................................................ Organization Divider-Nell McCary ............. Organization Pictures .............................................. Organization Illustrations-Nell McCary ........... Snapshots ........ ........... 7 Miss PAULA DR1-JSSER Mus MAl7IlFl LOUISE STRAYER Ol, xx' 'I 5 The, Administration ' t f P 'f'0 PW- tQ1-una '-fi d..i.u.uia ,llgguff Miss EL1zABE'm BROOKE COCIIRAN ., O , , if..-,.,...., , .. Faculty ffm bmw 541 Pk! V LT Miss Miss Mrs. Mlle Miss Miss Members of The Farnliy pictured below are: Sealed-Mrs. Holman Harvey, Misses Lois lilonlgomery Dorothy Si-iler, Cornelia lihrgott, Winifrc-'ri Crum, l'fliz.i lu-th Mvliomlme, Amy Lois S4-usliolvs. Alive- w7ulll9l'kI?l' Standing-Mrs. Rivlmrml llanson. Misses Gertriule Link Louise Riker, Ravhel Bangs. llelen Cole, lllurgurc-t Mal 1-olnl. Mr. Harrington van Hof-sen, Misses Amy Rehfness Evelyn Clark. Mrs. M. .lzivkson Verilery. Elizabeth Ash Rachel Bangs Robert G. Burlei Germaine Caller Evelyn E. Clark Helen C. Cole English Clzvmislry, Foods gh .1lllllIf'IIIlllil'3 and iq!'ff'Ill'f' French History ll islury 1 Mlle. Louise Courtois Miss Wlinifred Stafford Crum Mrs. E. B. Dawkins Miss Cornelia M. Ehrgotl Mrs. Alfred L. Hall-Quesl Mrs. Richard Hanson Mrs. Holman Harvey Mrs. A. A. Leonard Miss Gertrude E. Link Miss Elizabeth McCombe Miss I. Margaret Malcolni Mrs. W. R. Monroe Miss Lois E. Montgomery Mrs. Duncan Purcell Miss Harriet Rawle Miss Amy C. Rehfuss Miss Louise Riker Miss Lucy K. Roberts Mrs. W. A. Schneider Miss Amy Lois Seasholes Miss Dorothy Seiler Miss L. Selina Smith Mr. Richard Spyer Miss Maude-Louise Strayer French English English History and English Study and Reading Techniques English English and Drama Piano Latin and Mathematics Bible and Physical Education Physical Education Jewelry and Metal Work Bible and Geography Biology Physical Education Bible Latin Mathematics Theory and Music Appreciation Latin Typing and Penmanship Physical Education History of Art Bible QMTEJ.. dtwr. - dinv-A W'9-:- BU5 Y1TouQ.u..'Y 'tx CL Q1Qo :O Ln' 'Q'LT' L 'Qld 1 W-mis Q- SQL,-'KJ' LL.r.gA.s-ut. pn tnakxs-.t 6 K x Kiguam om... fi-LLLL.. A' xi L41 Q lk'-L v'i1-115 I A-1:12 -4 Members of The Staff pictured above are: Seated-The Misses Anne C. Min-hell, Dorothy Macpherson, Betty Virik, Patrivia Robinson. Gladys Lentz, Mrs. A. L. Girdwood, Miss Marie Hauerslev, Mrs. Alexander Blanton. Stzunling-lilr. Frank Riggs, Miss Edna Burnham. Mrs. E. Manton Johnson, Mrs. l . Hr-ywartl Fanny R. Alliger, Barbara Phelps, Marion B. Vi-rlclf-r. Senorita Marie de Unamuno Mr. Harrington van Hoesen Mrs. M. Jackson Verdery Mlle. Gabrielle Viargues Miss Marguerite Vulliemoz Miss Alice V. Walden-ker Miss Alice L. Walter Mrs. Charles N. Watson Miss Katharine Stewart Worthington 11 Voice Production llunter. Misses S punish and Singing Art Frenvfz Piano History Librarian M alh em aries English wx:- E fm M583 N1 ,ix I W Nw .....--4-........-,.. ,. 3, L il S 4: Z E 5 . Z . 'I I ,. P . U' P I In -L A 'H . , .. - . .K -Us v ' L 11 I .-. ' L, . J ' Q-I 1, ,,.f. . Y : -.4 H , . To the Class of 1951 HERE is a distinguishing feature about you which no other class will ever have. You are my First graduates at Dobbs! You have been most responsive to a new headmistress, and for this I am grateful. I wish I could hand each of you a staff for the journey ahead, but I cannot. Each of you has to cut out and fashion her own- and its name is Courage. All of us here hope that we have been able from time to time to show you a little about how to make your staff, and how to cling to it day after day. Remember that some day someone will pick up this book, and perhaps, in glancing through it, will look at your picture, and say, 6'What an interesting face. I wonder what she has been doing since leaving Dobbs. Engraved on your face now is the beginning of a book which you shall some day finish, and entitle. My Life, and What I Have Done With It. We hope that in the writing of this book a spirit will be with you-a spirit which Dobbs has tried to give you. This spirit is something that will keep step with you, as you go from chapter to chapter. It has many sides. They are things like diligence, and kindness. These things will all be a part of the staff you must make, the staff called Courage. They will bring you into the field of increased understanding. Good luck, be true and go forward. Donit be solemn before your time. Let your tasks in the busy world be often lightened by your memories of school, and nothing will ever make you grow old. My regret is that I haven't known you longer, and only you can cure that-by coming back to your Alma Mater, to cheer us as we watch you grow in stature and wisdom and in favor with Cod and man. ' . - ' '9t'S , - .q6yW' WPh of P qw f5w Q'MVP'1W,,.'5'ww ' , an :gf MD AIRK Spb and Vallev Roads vyil' aMj'Nek' CHll3Hll, iCUl I de 1 oul1cil i I II- Di mlomae' is to do and say, the I 5 . nastiest thing in the nicest way. Class lltticers mf mud' - ' uasflg, gggdlfinyugrmslgituz-iz D mmm, sq will moms Rfr.. ml-LYKL Hman W1 Mun Mi-A+ LW-I-f0M10dL I. l o OTHY ANN MCH RY ,wg -rw, ,4- rv.u1.L3Jg0 , iouxu. au, lack. if L .lizlytou ,l'li0 all ll tact' Vice-President of the Student Council a D,AllIl0 Love, curiosity, freckles, and doubt. 16 RUTH ISABELLH MITCHELL Parsonage Road ' Greenwich. COllllCCtif'lll President of the Senior Class Rufus A heart to dream. a head lo 1-onlrire. and a hand to execute. I 17 Class 0fficers KATHRYN CHASIC SAUNDI-IRS 1185 Park Avenue New York. Yew York Vice-President of the Senior Class Kay A penny for your thoughts. The Class ot 1951 SARAH JANE ACKERMAN Placid Fields Red Cate Road Morristown, New Jersey Sallie A bit of innocence sprinkled by the Devil. Almost MARY LOU AKEN 21 Club Road Rye, New York M. L. everyone is mad about o thing. at 18 4 'si H6 HOPE HALLAM ANDERSON Pine Road liox 46 Briarcliff Manor, New York Andy l've got a pockelful of dreams 19 MARY HUGH ARNOLD 3001 Del Monte Drive Houston 19, Texas Hughic' Check impulses, quench appetite. and keep reason under its own control. The Class of 1951 CORDELIA FOSTER BAITHER 2655 Talmadge Road Toledo 6, Ohio Delia Not a word will she disclose Not a word of all she knows. The Class oi 1951 SALLEE ANN BAKER 845 Riverside Drive Battle Creek, Michigan Sal Two parts feminine, one part fire 20 MARY BENNETT HARBOUR 15 Laurel Avenue Clifton. New Jersey Mary I can resist everything except tempta tion. The Class ot 1951 SUSANNE HARBOUR Sand Spring Lane Morristown. New Jersey Sue This side of innofence 21 The Class M eyffjfy 9,105 QS X f' o- n , EV R Y EW B S 90633 S JM-S S P B d M S3'5,siF3YY?i3?5e'i0'5Yso5:L4 or f d mah lwjmxgzqaasie Scyafsfawy ajax, Go ef' X556 Q0 XSD' XL V003 fdiwos Ok dx C JOSEPH INI-I IVES BOOTH 12 lndia11 Hill Road Winnetka, Illinois Dodie liar. drink and be merry for row we diet. l0ITl0I :Ll 23 MA HJ OHIE LOU BOOTH 5 Judson Avenue Dobbs Ferry, New York Margie To heguile many. but be heguiled one. The Class of 1951 by BARBARA BOSWORTH 6 Tulip Drive Great Neck, New York Bobby Tis chatter t'would try the temper of a saint. The Class of 1951 JAN ET CLYNN BRADLEY 303 Paddock Street Watertown, New York fan Her heart is a fiute that plays a Co tinuous tune of kindness. Il 24 A JESSIE GRACE BROWN 1010 Hubbard Lane Winnetka, Illinois J.G. good folly is worth what you for it. Pan' 25 The Class of 1951 LEONIDE JUSEPHINE BUCKLEY 20 Fox Meadow Road Scarsdale, New York Lee Nothing good is accomplished with out enthusiasm. The Class of 1951 MARY JANE BURGUND Garth Woods Apartments Scarsdale, New York M.f. Angelic sweetness with an impish spark. ANN HAHRO UN CARPENFIJIIR 85 Ingalls Road Fort Monroe, Virginia Carp Clad that I live am I. 26 CYNTHIA STEWART CHEROUNY West Way Lawrence Farms South Chappaqua, New York Cindy Bait the hook-this fish will bile. l 27 CLARA LOUISE CUPELAND 520 Park Place Cloquet, Minnesota Weezie Highest thoughts and deep under standing, linked with song. The Class of 1951 , 4 SARAH JANE CREAMER St. Mark's Rectory Lewistown, Pennsylvania Sarah lane Make the most of life you may, Life is short and wears away. The Class of 1951 we Mmif -'l'i'fvlC -rf. r1r,a9-M h45'x - I A -5.15 Oz:-vc.:-' a ocs 44 ..g1.,gLq'5s'6':- -.Embcnbls 1: covfm7w: mail CAMILLA RUTH DAVIS q,1.G-A A hs 6605 Chestnut Ridge Road We Mt. Kisco, New York ' Saby Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 28 DEBORAH ANNE DAY 1527 Waverly Street Palo Alto, California Debbie California, here I come. The Class of 1951 JEAN HOOE GARRISON North Street Greenwich, Connecticut lean Born with a gift of laughter, bu sense that the world is mad. The Class of 1951 CAROLINE CRITTENDEN COLDSBOROUGH 468 Beaver Road Sewickley, Pennsylvania Coco speak in a monstrous little voice fa EMILY STEER GONGAWARE 17 Granite Street Westerly, Rhode Island Pemmy Mischievousness and joviality make up a personality. 30 ii JUDITH HERRIMAN GREENE Sloneleigh House New Canaan, Connecticut Judy Seeks painted trifles and fantastic toys, And eagerly pursues imaginary joys 31 PAULINE KUHTH HAEBLER 9040 North Bayside Drive Milwaukee, Wisconsin Polly Like a rare jewelg hair of platinum eyes of sapphire. The Class of 1951 MARY MARGARET HALLOWELI. KATHERINE WIMBERLEY 800 South Main Street HILKEY Middletown, Uhio Williamsport Pike , Columbia, Tennessee Mary I see llxe clevil's hook and l carft help Wim nilihling at the hail. Wim, Wigor, and Wilalily. The Class V Vigqr Y, Siiifi-QA, 1 Y XT Ffa I . ' fl 1-,wif . H 'FCM-J.: 5,r-aus' n ' .gi s i -, l s.. 'u,T.d:,J5,..' ' 9-144 fC'Ci. - - if.-, 'ff-, sq, 4 v.u- 4 r , I.. A ,- 'n!:,? lx u4VC - 125.5-. xnxvxaffl. lQh.1, Klb4l...ls4 QV! . fk':.LA.Q I-'afivl-14, In uc , , H13 its .'l. K N 'ff'- tss - 6'.k1: 's ' ..-x - ik .-f. f. . 5-.gp-2:41 'TT 6 HILARY HOLCOMB 87 Prosper-t Street l'lllClll7lll'g, Massachusetts Hilary Fight to the last gasp. The Class of 1951 ALICE JANE HOOKER -fl--I5 University Place Crosse Pointe, Michigan A-jax I will follow thee to the end truth and loyalty. wi th The Class ol 1951 JEAN CROW E HUTCHESON Meadowcroft Lane Greenwich, Connecticut Jay Although I may not walk with kin Let me be big in little things. MARY MARSHALL HYNSON 16 Wayside Lane Scarsdale, New York Mary There is room in her heart for every ivy There is room in her mind for every thought. 34 CONSTANCE CA BELL JACKSON Flamingo Drive Montauk Point Long Island. New York Conrzfv Thoughts more true and deep than we mortals know. 35 CROWELL BRAILSFORD JACKSON Flamingo Drive Montauk Point Long Island, New York Cro ke Few persons have the courage to ap pear as good as they really are. The Class of 1951 ANN A IJOROTH EA BARCLAY KARSTEN 18 Oak Street Dobbs Ferry. New York Nancy The Little Minister. The Class of 1951 1+'7f,,,,.- .4-i ,694-J-44.f' 4-.nf . f-'Av--14-s--4' K.4n4.j 35,044 af-gf Alf 7 . 2f5ofz..,4, J :8f,p A it Sl 'SAN FAHNFLL KINGPIIRY 11641 S. YV. Military Road Portland I. Oregon Sudy Always 1'en1e1ulwl'i11g to forget. 36 ALISON DOUGLAS KNOX Fargo Lane Irvinglon-on-Hudson, New York ,4 l It may lme strange, but il is mine own 37 The Class of 1951 MARTHA MONROE LHOVN 35 Keofferam Road Old Greenwich. C0llIlCl'lif'lll fllarlha To live. to dream The Class of 1951 FLORENCE DILWORTH LOCKHART 1424 Bennington Avenue Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania Florence Nothing is so difflcult that it cannot be found by seeking. NANCY EVELYN LUEBBE 29 Hadden Road Scarsdale, New York Nan Monday's child is fair of face. 58 ELLEN TAYLOR MCGARY 3101 Far Hills Avenue Dayton 9, Ohio Nell Beware when Irish eyes are smilin 39 ROBIN MACGRECOR 80 Sherman Road Battle Creek, Mic-lligarl Rob Snap, Crackle, Pop! The Class of 1951 NANCY MACINNES MARCKERITIQ MANN Brisdanan 1060 Devon Road 912 North Street Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania White Plains, New York Margot Maggl Better three hours too soon than one I may grow up but never grow old. minute too late. The Class ot 1951 410 SUSAN MATSON Parkway Lane Bradford, Pennsylvania Sue A devil in angel's disguise. laaxnllluug, , ,NO ello4..e..o.Val1JuInc. lu.uc..q ueqTqearLbf.JQaJdTC4U AIG c:n.n.n..n.QCU'U7.CM-bbk. .tgopgqcfpdmdi u-rCfY2l-U'L- Luc.lh.cqe0T5'9 u.puQ,O,.Se.L crilqemlan Luahuuum 3e.CgQC3d- IMI I Sue. The Class ol 1951 MARILYN EDITH MILLER 31 Dusenberry Road Bronxville 8, New York Ma ril yn Music is well said to be the speech of angels. The Class of 1951 HELEN MARGARET MOORE 2001 Columbus Avenue Duluth, Minnesota H 01 The best year around temperature a warm heart and a cool head. live JOAN MORGAN 1320 North State Street Chicago 10, lllinois foannie never met a man I didnit like 42 JUDITH HUNTING MORRELL AMY ELIZABETH MORRISON Stowe, Vermont Pond Lane Lawrence, Long Island, New York Bunny . A Give me the young man who has brains enough to make a fool of him- There's a light in her eye that matche self. the Devil's suit. The Class ANNE ALI-ITH EA NEWSOME Cedar Swamp Road Old Brookville Long lsland, New York Bo m b I will love the man that knows all. The Class of 1951 JEAN BALDWIN NOBLE 4.41 North Broadway Yonkers, New York Knobs A little nonsense now and then is islled by the best of men. 44 CONSTANCE BARTON ODQITIST 197 Clinton Avenue Dobbs Ferry, New York Connie Worry gets one nowhereg I guess Ill stay where l am. 45 The Class of 1951 BARBARA MARGARITA OMAN Belle Meade Boulevard Nashville, Tennessee Barbara All the world loves a lover. The Class of 1951 NANCY JAYNE OSBORNE Wayzata, Route 1 Minnesota Ozzie Look into her eyes and you see an angelg Look a little longer and you see an imp. e yttt, , t A, , xg Q K xiii.. ,wg 53 lfkq My gist: , A- I M .K JEAN OWEN 7 Greenwood Road Biltmore, North Carolina 0 A bushel of laughter and a pec mirth. 46 kof xiii-il'51vf -.-.sv .W A 1:31-' 'UU 0' qgiwiiw-'jx-' MA 'offxff-ff ..u'f.Q,...L-,.:q Imp' LN-aa J,,g:ZwC fk .P rrp' bauhsp, umm' Vw-Px. Q aio av' or wx 9 A 4 xv ,Mi Q94 qyff- Wye fpjgifgxicb Q! 9 OEM' .A 41,4-r'1X ROSE SALTONSTALL PALMER 1301 Astor Street Chlcago, Illmols Posy The reward of a lhmg well done IS tc have done il. 4 47 VIRGINIA DOUGLAS PERRY 514 Hillr-rest Drive High Point. North Carolina ferry Caiety wilhoul eclipse. The Class of 1951 W5 RARRARA BLAIR PLATT LUIS PREM R. D. No. 2 599 Forest Avenue Dalton. Penns lvania Larrhmont. New York Y Barb 1,0 The temptation to laugh was too great. A hnnflrvd and one pounds of fun The Class of 1951 48 LILLIAN PRINCE 214 Main Street South Hamilton, Massachusetts Lil Never unkind, ever sincere. 49 The Class of 1951 LISONOH E M A li IA PUCHTA Slot-kheim Ofr. Bavaria, Cermany lmolzore Young in spirit and old in judgment fr QQ 6' 2 fm,, t 'gif A AmV,g, f X'f,,xw , , 1 . . A Y- V e The Class K, in ii Lril ti f L A 0 f 19 5 1 'T S ..Vf rn M a-V mf ., SUSAN FULLER REED ANNE COLLINS REHR North Mountain Drive 15 Raynham Road Ardsley-on-Hudson. New York Merion, Pennsylvania 2D Relzr The city of happiness lies in the state A heart at leisure from itself to soothe of mind. and sympathize. 50 ISABELLA WELLS ROBERTS JEANNE-YVONNE ROMIPIUX 1433 Partridge Avenue 64 Deerhurst Road St. Louis, Missourl Scarsdale, New York 1:1112 R 0 meu She looked about and all she sau ua A thousand puzzle-pieces make up her fair. mind. The Class of 1951 51 DIANE MACLAURIN SAWYER JANE BAIHD SAWYER 175 Harwood Avenue 4 Evergreen Way North Tarrytown. New York North Tarrytown, New York Needles lane Dare to Dream. fools rush in where angels fear to Dare to Do. tread. The Class of 1951 MARY ANNE SCHRODEH Hickory Hill 22 Lakeside Drive Battle Creek. Michigaxl SFI: md All love. all delighl. all flelerminallon The Class 0 E 19 5 1 9 ZMjfLA-Milla-244 51322 'ffffif 4 f H1144 Aw, 1074 DENISE SELZ 179 Lake Shore Drive Chicago 11. Illinois D .,,, l ny l'm not arguing xx ilh you: l'm telling you. 3 1. m I wixvv 5'- The Class of 1951 JANE GENTRY SHELTON 4905 Argyle Avenue St. Louis, Missouri Gentry Why do I do the things I do Whell I know I shouldnil do them. W-X 4 '50, fgix., if, f-tf Qo..., riAx. dw N955 KBXSVNQ, . --QS., 959' x5 i0afff 'i'Q,v-'IZ' urjx' 97' ox Wink 5' xv Aix? I xv I , 56 , at W1 'fu SGIW' c 'iE,'-'DCD U' VIRGINIA HARPER SNYDER 620 Pine Road Sewickley, Pennsylvania Ginny A thousand hlushing apparitions ap- peared upon her face. if he A-' 0 'IJf'f I .f of fy iv, 45 31 Ji-' ,gfivfifff 09. ov W if f f,'f?.3'iI O 0, . aff .lm 9fi'ffi,f5'Q ' I JJIQ 4- .af -geyt s -1- 'W 11?'ii-ffi 54 ff ,J '- 5 3, -5 LQQIIIIQII? if as PATRICIA LOUISE STEVENSON 41 White Plains Road Bronxville, New York Pat Divinely bent to meditation. 55 ANNE RUTH STORMS 256 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, New York Stormie Mischief, thou art afoot. The Class oi 1951 SARAH MORGAN STRATER 141-60 Lombardy Road Pasadena 5, California Looney Behold her single in the field. The Class of 1951 ELIZABETH LAIRD STROH 114 Lewiston Road Grosse Pointe Farms 30, Michigan Bettina I know where l'm going: . . . I think 56 NANCY SWAIN 191 Soundview Avenue Wvhite Plains, New York C11 ick I must go flown to the sea again. 'JI The Class of 1951i ELAINE CAREW TIETIC Given Road. lnrlian Hill Cincinnati, Ohio Elaine To have, to hold. andfin time let go. The Class of 1951 MARY ADELE UNTERBERG Tinton Avenue Eatontown, New Jersey Mary The pen is mightier than the sword. JOYCE VIRGINIA VOLKENINC 1088 Park Avenue New York City, New York foycie Absence makes the heart grow Ionder ANNA MOSS WASHBURN 4303 Emlen Street Mt. Airy, Pennsylvania Anna A good heart's worth gold. 59 gnu. aqui I . :Labs Mu, Yaugzdf facts 4444 PERSIS OSBORNE WHITE 6601.22 vale? P u I cn 4.4.1.4-1.46 , g, Ll-auf . 0. Box li-58. sal. 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GJ .C bD E ..- .-C rn .--1 .- .Q 5 D- Storms I1l'le G, A cn S-4 cu -E F-1 aa 3 her gurgles of laughter overpo the Postman tsy Ha with .M. 7:25 A PC fo be Ul Strater Sarah roommates rn 1-. Cd E O .... O G0 Q O Q.: E O Q. .5 -Q 1... U .-C Q .-. Q- C GJ Fl. 3. C.. .7- O '71 tO C E CU Q9 s.. dayd ood ffl SCYIOUS Ilia oh ll' hS Elizabet kee an a cruise on the Y r black hair he ory hist D' U .E .1 Q .1-Q D E fl! Cd A-I 5 O -C ... ..- 3 .E Swa CY Nan KD P O .-. lin fal eyes blue her g r's harmonizin diet cu Q Q Za Tv Q S-1 .EF fi? I-1 as .E .Ll LI-l take a banana boat to her even temper rge77 CO sac upset nt .93 being ellic Unterberg 5-. 5-1 CU 2 011 ecisi Tahiti ach a d IC brown eyes her big pness my plum g her eyebrows .E .Q COITI VC not in lo Joyce Volkemng eu C Q QC 4-a U o Tib t gO not wasting time knee s.. U -C 'U C 23 O Q.. GJ -Q 4.4 RQ ru O .2 x-. O 3 4-a 5 O -E 4-a .-4 D v Cl I-4 I5 .Q .-CI un CB B ight WC be under CC her nonchalan class standing in trouble quiet Persis White be in an M. C. M. that look calling non-resident aking whoopee H1 cu F-1 ll-w on CQ ..- no Q V' 5-A Q 'Q-4 cc - .... ..- .-D .-Q 5 Ill I-1 Q2 -I Louise Whitta musical roll worse deeds do hair It cn bs O -Q an .- ... . .:'. 1 Q 2 -Q 3 O E GJ .-C ..- hen E .-C2 ..- ying an Eli TI' ma Ann Williams GJ E old a good Cal' her bs .5 Q Q 'U U ui 5 H-4 T. O U here Cl' ollaeg Barbara W sc1ent1st mad Q N GJ -Q 3 pis the Biltmore stairs U ll! O -C Q-a GD C dieti d xcite C nn 'Woodhouse A Senior Poll DONE THE MOST FOR DOBBS-Park, Mitchell DONE DOBBS FOR THE MOST-Brown, White MOST APPRECIATED-Park. Mitchell ROWDIEST-Hooker, Hallowell, Owen . REST WIEEfLouise Copeland MOST TACTLESSfMitoheIl, Kingery, Aken MOST I ICKI,EfTietig. Bradley BIGGEST BLUFFER-Morrell, MacGregor MOST DRAG VIIITH I7ACULTYfPalmer, Prince. Oclquist MOST PESSIMISTIC-Davis, Boettcher, Woodhouse Q JI. an if its MOST OPTIMISTIC-Truman, Leovy, Crowell Jackson MOST CULLIRLE-Stroh, Leovy MOST CONSIDERATE-A l111 a W3ShI7llTll FAVORITE MEN'S COLLEGE-Yale, Princeton, The Navy FAVORITE CIRLS' COLLECE4Vassar, Smith, Briarcliff PET CRIPEfVI'et toast FAVORITE DRINK-Moscow Mule, milk FAVORITE MAGAZINE-True Lore, Life IF YOU COULD DO IT OVER AGAIN-I would RUN A MILE FOR-Him, more week-enfls RUN A MILE FROMfScreaming Iemales, 6'The Thingu FAVORITE VICE-All that ends in ing'7 TEACHER HARDEST TO BLUFF--Cole, Strayer, Ehrgott LAZIEST-Volkening, Strater, Garrison DOBBS' GIFT TO MENfMorgan and me CUTEST-Schroder, McHenry, Reed MOST ABSENT-MINDED-Lockhart, Karsten, Maginne BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL-Crowell .Iackson BEST DRESSEDfOman, Morgan. Tietig. Morrell IVIOST LOVESICK-Sue Harbour, Morrison I bv MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Alison Knox MOST LIKELY TO RECEDE4Class of '51 WITTIEST-McCary, Brown ik I Y OU CII r111s'r'roy1ARRYeMaf L Ak ga y is 66 enior Will E, the Senior Class of 1951, do hereby will these valued possessions that we have acquired at Dobbs and learned to cherish in the hope that you, our successors, will use them to better advantage than we. I, Debbie Day, will my ability to keep on a diet to anyone who wants to wear size 62. I, Gentry Shelton, will my brain to the Biology lab if they can find it. We, Sarah, Hilary and Posy, inmates of 3-11, will our fragrant radiator to the next inhabitants. I, Sudy Kingery, will my ability to get into trouble to Penny Cleghorn. We, A. J. Hooker, Nell lVIcCary, Nancy Osborne, Anne Schroder and Bunny Morrell, will our knack of raiding the kitchen to Lee Day, Evie Lawrence, Les Sherman and Joan Henning. We, Anne Storms and Nancy Maginnes, will our 2:00 A.M. study hall to Sandy Nash. I, Ginny Snyder, will my blushing to Mimi Mayer in hopes she wonit get kidded as much as I do. We, Joyce Volkening and Bev Bates, will our bottle of peroxide to any newcomer to the Art. I, Persis White, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Neb Bradfield in hopes that she will remain at Dobbs for four years. We, Hope Anderson and Pat Stevenson, will our boisterous personalities to Mary Hastings and Martha Tinker. We, Nan Luebbe, Louise Whittaker, View Storme and M. J. Burgund, will our warmest red flannels to those willing to brave the wilds of next yearls Dartmouth Winter Carnival. We, Pemmy Congaware, Polly Haebler and Jan Bradley, do will our wandering roommate to anyone who can find her. We, Paula and D,Anne, will our dramatic ability to next yearis Phoenix. I, Diane Sawyer, leave my ability and 35c for a book of knitting instructions to Greg Wilson, Anne Thorndike, Cynthia Eagles and Heidi Tschudy. I, Lillian Prince, will my ability to stay up all night to anyone who can work on four hours sleep. We, Barbara Bosworth and Sarah Jane Creamer, will our joint appetite to Nancy Chilton and hope she can use it to good advantage. l. Saby Davis, will my composure under all circumstances to Peggy Bower. We, Sue Barbour, Dodie Booth, Carol Goldsborough, Jean Hutcheson, Mary Hynson and Ann Williams will. 67 Prophecy S we sit uncomfortably on the seats of the outgoing train, we recall to each other the events of our first day for ten years spent in New York. It starts off when the Western Limited grinds to a stop and we find ourselves again in Grand Central. We are reminded of our school days as our bags are swished away by the porter, Persis White. Vile marvel at her tremendous strength as she tucks our several suit- cases under her arms. Following her up the ramp en route to the checkroom, we spy Buth Mitchell in the information Booth giving directions to bewildered Martha Leovy. Leaving the checkroom we spend a few minutes chatting with Nancy Maginnes and Nancy Karsten in the Lost and Found Dept. They tell us not to miss the art exhibit on the fifth floor which includes works by Anne Schroder, Marjorie Booth, Cynthia Cherouny, and Connie Odquist who were inspired by their theatrical work which began in Phoenix at Dobbs. Reluctantly we leave our friends as we must hurry on to Denny Selz' party at the Biltmore. On our way we notice a crowd around a book store. Our curiosity aroused, we join them and find Marilyn Miller and Pat Stevenson who are looking at the first edition of Those Memoirs by Anne Storms. Arriving at the Biltmore after exchanging greetings with our old friends, we decide to wash up before going to the party. Reflected in the powder room mirror who should we see but the glamor girls, Barbara Oman, ,loan Morgan and Elaine Tietig, who have been currently modeling for Mademoiselle. We wonder why Bunny Morrell is not with them but are reminded that she is on a ski week-end at Stowe. Upon departing we leave a tip for Bettina Stroh, the maid, who is in the corner busily filing her fingernails. Walking by the bar we see Debbie Day behind it. She has become famous for her varied and potent concoctions. She is taking bets for the long anticipated basketball game between Yale and Harvard which is to be held tonight at Madison Square Garden. Deciding not to risk our money, we continue on our way. Stepping out of the elevator, which is run by Hilary Holcomb, is Robin Mac- Gregor, that famous Hollywood star. She is entrusting her three poodles to Florence Lockhart, the Biltmore dog-watcher. Lights flash as Claudia Boettcher snaps Robinis picture for Variety. Robin is accompanied by her anxious publicity agent, Jerry Perry, and her personal maid, Sue Barbour. As we journey upward in the elevator, Hilary tells us that she heard Alison Knox's recent radio speech about her travels on the Simplon-Orient Express. We arrive at the correct floor and quickly finding Denny's party by the noise, we walk in unannounced. Dizzy Hooker's All Girl Band, including Sudy Kingery, Nancy Osborne, and Coco Goldsborough on the triangle, is doing its best to drown out the merry voices of the many guests. We talk awhile with Mary Hallowell and Janet Bradley who are now co-owners of the Biltmore. We are served cocktails and hors- dioeuvres by Ann Williams and Pemmy Gongaware, whose graceful walk reflects their modern dance training at Dobbs. Turning around we see D'Anne McHenry and Paula Park with their husbands. They tell us that Kay Saunders has just returned from an extensive trip in Europe where she saw Jeanne Bomieux in Paris. Close beside us are Anne Newsome and Ann Woodhouse, who are chatting about J. G. Brown's recent piano debut at Carnegie Hall. In the corner lzzie Roberts, society reporter for the New York Times, is interviewing Diane Sawyer, famous knitwear stylist, who is accompanied by Barbara Wollaeger and Jane Sawyer, the famous pilot. Not wanting to bother them we saunter over to Ginny Snyder, who is blushing as 68 usual. She is currently giving lectures to school girls on how to be poised in any situation, and while touring in Florida she met Sallee Baker who was on the Old Cars Tour there. We would like to stay for the entertainment, because Louise Cope- land is singing, but unfortunately we must leave for the basketball game. Hilary takes us to the ground Hoor and we go out to get a cab. Judy Greene, the doorman, whose liking for this occupation was cultivated during the late months of her junior year, tried to hail us a cab. But this is difficult because of the picket line led by Lillian Prince. Wim Hickey and Delia Baither tell us they are striking with Lillian against the over-capitalistic management of the hotel. Anna Washburn, head of the New York Police Department, is ineifectually trying to break up the picket line. Finally Judy succeeds in hailing us a cab. We instruct the driver, Gentry Shelton, to take us to Madison Square Garden. We gab with Gentry as she dodges the trallic. She tells us of all her latest male troubles. As we turn a corner she points out to us Madame Jean Noble's Beauty Salon. Jean acquired her knowledge in this field while boarding her senior year at Dobbs. Wle see in the window Lois Prem, author of the famous Prem Reducing Diet. We are jolted out of our seats when Gentry has to slam on the brakes to avoid hitting Mary Lou Aken, who is jay-walking. She stops to talk and we meet her four children. Her oldest, who won the baby cup, is eight years old. Sarah Jane Creamer, a Johns Hopkins graduate, is their competent nurse. We tell Mary Lou that we are going to the Yale-Harvard basketball game and that reminds her that Mary Barbour is now coaching the Yale team. Mary Lou must rush off as she has an appointment for her children with the outstanding pediatrician, Leonore Puchta. It seems like old times as we drive through the theater section. There is a large crowd waiting in front of the theater where Mary Hugh Arnold's new play, '6The Return of Mama, is opening. We hope it will be a success and to let Mary Hugh know we are thinking of her we stop at the nearest florist where Ann Behr helps us to select an appropriate bouquet for the occasion. We speed on to the game as the starting time is near. We say good-bye to Gentry and start to struggle through the crowd at the Garden. Above the roar we hear the voice of Nell McGary shouting Programs, buy your programs here. She is strengthening her voice for her future political career. We have just settled our- selves when the Yale team comes on the floor. The audience cheers their star, Posy Palmer, and following her are Saby Davis and Polly Haebler. We are surprised to see so many of our D. A. A. acquaintances. Our surprise is increased as the Harvard team stumbles in. In their midst we spy Mary Jane Burgund and Bobby Bosworth. lt seems to us that the odds are heavily on the Yale side but to our amazement Harvard is doing all right. The first basket is made by Bobby and the game proceeds with neither team getting very far. Towards the end of the first half our attention is distracted by Jean Garrison who is selling hotdogs and orangeade to the hot and thirsty fans. Five rows down we hear Barbara Platt's voice avidly calling for refreshments. Jean does not hear her as she is busily serving Jean Hutcheson and Mary Hynson. We try to get their atten- tion but the only person we get a chance to talk to is Nancy Luebbe. She tells us she is teaching German at Dartmouth and that she often sees Jean and Mary at Dartmouth games. It seems they are trying to promote a new basketball uniform in the interest of their employers, Hertz and Company. We spot Jean Owen in the crowd and go to ask her how her blanket company is making out. In the course of the conversation she informs us that Mary Unterberg is now taking a trip to Tahiti on Nancy Swain's banana boat. 69 Vile dash back to our seats and again turn our attention to the games. As the second half begins we notice that a substitute has been put in on each team. Mary Barbour is pushing bench-warming Sarah Strater out onto the fioor while Joyce Volkening energetically rushes out from the Harvard side. The game progresses. To our surprise Harvard is winning. At the end of the game there seems to be some slight confusion over the score. But Lee Buckley. the referee, proudly declares after much calculating that Harvard has beaten Yale by one point. We decide it is time to leave as the crowd is threatening to become violent. Out on the street, we stop a moment to let the fresh air revive us before we journey back to Grand Central via the subway. As we go down the subway steps we notice a poster announcing the coming of a new M. G. M. musical starring the dancing of Tudy Reed and Louise Whittaker. Neither of us have any change so we approach the change booth and find Helen Moore. She points out to us Amy Morrison who is seated nearby sketching one of the posts. We have just time to make plans to meet them on the forthcoming class day at Dobbs when the train arrives. As it rocks us towards Grand Central an advertisement above us catches our attention. lt is a picture of the Jackson twins with the question Which Twin has the false eyelashes 'Pi' ln puzzling over this, we nearly miss Grand Central. While waiting for the next out-oing train we buy a New York Times from Margot Mann. We learn from her that Dodie Booth and Sue Matson are now coaching Metropolitan Opera stars. Our talk with Margot is curtailed as she must serve another customer. As we walk off we thumb through the paper and notice that Sally Ackerman is skiing in the Olympics this season in Switzerland. We pick up our baggage at the checkroom and Persis again helps us with it. Telling her of all the former Dobbsites we have seen today is impossible in the short time that remains before the train leaves. We say au revoir as the train starts to move and we attempt to settle ourselves. As we sit uncomfortably on the seats of the out-going train we recall to each other the events of our first day for ten years spent in New York. 70 1-4 -C-I---- '-4' .-3 UNIIEHH HUHHHS Junior Class Firsl mu--fl'. lfmu-ll. li. fl. llyslv. ul. WIIIIIIIIQI. 5. Nash. JX. lllmlllxews. l'. Dull-. ,-X. -Xngn-ll. N. Y fnnm ll 11l11m1 hr. .l. lil 11f-l' y. S. Mi ll11l'. M. N 1-xs'f- ll. llrill. l'. Nluv- f Nlillun. .l. xl lnle Isl ulnl' y. ,l. Mille-r. 'I'. ll lllu gg e-l' I mu1'4 l. S :'4'frr1f I rnu' l'. 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BilI'llilI'il l'lutt l.l1'ssi1- lllnir l'la1It 'QUI laalwllu Rolu-rls tlsuln-lluXX'1-IIS Rflllt'l'l5 'l5I Susan slllllif' t.'Xnn1' Nl1'l'i111'1i lSllll'lif'l Ylilillll 'QISI 80 l,tHIlM l.UII1 lilllll lfxlllldll l'1-11-is lllrlllllllll llllltllilllll lil 'lll Saralt .lauw l.l't'i1llll'l' lixl1ll'tELlI'f'l Mutvs l.I't'lllll1'l' 1. I-'i rs! l'1Pll 'x-illlilllll l'1-rry lS1'l'I'l'lilI'yl. Hull: Xllhlull ll'rr' ulvnl U. Kay Falllnllvrs lYi4-e--l'l'e-simlvlitl. :Xnn Nlm risun lillI't'LlSllI'l'I'l, SUVIIIIIII mu' iinnnii- lhlqnist ln Qlllllil Snyile-r. 'Xnn llZlI'Il1'llll'I', Sin- liill'lll?lII'. ,Inna-I lil nl lvy. xllzxvlll llfvpv 'XI1lll'VSllll. l l0ra'ln'v l, mv1' lxlnnl ' HIC Svniur l'ixer'l1lix'e llourcl is cwnnpusecl ul ilu- SQ llilPl' rluss ollicvrs. ilu- prcsiclenl ul llic' lltlll-l'l'5iilt'lllS. unc ol' Iliff vu-cflilors of the year- uuk. and lllc senior lmnsc prcsiclenls. ll inc-cis mnwv Li nevk nilll Miss l'iYvlf'll Clark. lllc sf-niur rluss urlvisvr. This lmarcl has llic- INJWPI' In full Ql..qLW upon any c-lass vunirnilif-e vllairman. 'Flu-y ulsn l' 4 - vonsiclvr ull plans for llle senior gill. clL1m'c'. X tlllFl'liliIlIHl'lll. rumn order. fliSf'ilJllIIl'. ln1rlg10l.vtc'. A -Xl the beginning ul llw ycar. llw lmaril llvlps lo ' .4 x nmlw onl the rluss lnnlgzet. organize lllc various ' J? connnillves. illlil ilisvnss any special aims nr rv- qnests of lllv vluss Xxllivll llley hope to aivvuni- pllsli liy llw vml ol lliu ya-ur. enior Executi e Board Tell Leader' HH Ilitfll l,lJ2.lll9l'S are' a Qlflllllb ul' SClll0l'S. wllll '- are 1-llllscll lu lx-all smlle ell' llw l't'ligliUllS 'Q alvlixilil-s ul llll- svllolll. Miss Slfllylxl' mul Miss Q llvlllillss Nxork xlilll llllj girls ill ill'l'illlQ1lllSl lm' l slleakn-l's and l'1'liQIl0l15 IPl'lIgl'LllIlS lsllivll lllmli, in Ildfily fullmx llf'lllllS llll Sllllllily we-llillgs. Tllv girls also sllollscll' lrills illlo Nou York l'lllll'1'llt'S rff t - Sll1'll as St. .lollll lllf' Divillv lllltl lliwrsiclv. 'lille-y A , lllilll selwivos lo luv llvlll llllfillg lA'Ill illlll svl Ulll ' 1 ' I'l'llsll0llS I'0LlllilIQ lm' girls xlllll llliglll lw lllli'l'- A eslefl. This ycalr llle Tell lA Llllt'l'S llalw sllclllslllvll First mu' Nlzlry llllglll xlllllllll. llllllir' liUlPt'lillll,l. llillllil llilfli. Jxllllil wiilNllllllI'll. St'1'4Hl!l l'1l1l77lil'0ht'll ,lar-ksllll. Alllfgllll xlilllll. lflllllle- xll'lll'llI'y. lillllllll' .l2ll'lKSHll. Tlliru' run' -Xlllx' lxlUl'l'l's1lIl. Ruse- l,illlI1f'l'. Lillialll I,l'llll'I' llc-lltliy Flu-ltllll. lhltll Nlill-llc-ll. 'Xllll lilll'lN4llll'I'. Uitlllll tliSf'llSSiOll 211111115 xxilll Huvklvy SI'lIll0l lor llllx purpose of lDl'UI1l0lillg Llll t'Xf'llilllgt' of ideas ml YLll'l0llS religrious topil-s. Ylili siiiw lllvj111iiurm'la1fsllzlflwvii m'ganim-ll il has llilfl lim inipiwlanl lunvlimis: lo main lam uppeai'aii1-0 of llie sr-huul lmuilclings aml of llis- gl'0lllHlS. To aiu-uiimplisli lliis. r-oiiiiilillvvs url formed ulmsv vliairiiwn. lugvllier uilli llw 1-lass UllIl'Cl'S. Illlilii' up Ilia- cxcvllliw lmarcl. 'Flu' juiiinrs have always liaul llw privilvgv nf pre-- svnlingl Y seniors. Tliis yvur ilu- vluss is gixing 0rpli0i1s.i' The junior vlalss of l05l lias. willi llw llvlp nl lornwr junior 1-lassvs. lllilfll' on? major llIllOY2l- limi. Un llvm-eiiilwr svmiicl in l'isllif'l'xxoofl llw vnlirv vluss llilll il le-at-zlarivv isliivll pruvvcl a grval sin-rvss, xxllll all lliv lwlp uf Miss lflirgull. llu-ir arlviser. llw year has lm-ii a guml nnv. on vlass ilzu' 11 plan' in limiur of llw Junior Executi e Board 5-1 .lulu I I tn flgllf -Nauliu You Rllllllllll' Xl 1 l ll nl: nt 4' 'illIl'l'y ll,I'l'5llll'lll P. llvggy ll ill 1511 Xiu Mlgxvll l'l1I'l'i1hlll'4'I' i . .'llm'nI l H N 1 ix Us-tty limwlz-n. lflizallivlll lillllkm-', ,' I I lllllil l illri lXI1lllIl l'l'I'I'IN. I,illI'Il'Iil lliorgr-isa n fe it s 0-x 1113 l'ir.s! mu' Lmiise' Viliittukf-r tSw-iw-tui'yl. tlminiv Oil quisl tllrt-siile-lit I. Nlury jam- lliirgiiml tYiu--l'i'vsiilf-riti Xlairy Fiske' t'l'l'e'alslli'vl'l. St'f't7lIt1 Volt' tiarol Xlilllinl tml, tlvliu lit'0llSt'. Sllllllfil Nzlsli. xllll'-lllI'l1' liuuth, 4lm'r:l- - 'him' Sturnis. Carpe Diem Alil'l'i IJIICNI is the stllclvnt 0l'Q2.llllZLill0It whit-ti mersvefs and to sonic- vxlvnt govefriis the lilc' ul the mm-resitlent QIFUIIII. The mt-nilmers ul' fiitfltt' Diem arc: lllvsicleiit. Yin'-l'l't'sifle1lit. 5vt'i'vta1i'y. TI't'ilStll'Cl'. HQ-acl tlufvteriu l'rm-tor. Cliairnian ul' the Tmtcl ltuoxu Cimmiiltev. Junior tilass lit'IPl'CSOIlli1llNP. SHIIIIHIIIHIP Class llvprv- sewitutiw. zmrl l'il'CSlll1tlltl Class lteprc-sviitatiw. This group meets XNl1CllPYCI' there is nvvvssziry liusim-ss and :nukes clevisimis with ltw hvlp of their adviser. Miss Alive Waller. ffurlw Ilivm. taken from il quotation from Hman-e. means, Tlx-y reap the harvest of the tlayf' ix hit-I1 makes it a sigznifivunl namc fm' a mm-resiclcnt lmocly Hifi Phoenix is the dramatic club of the svhool. Membership is 1-ompetitive and is gained through tryonls in which the candidates for art- ingz positions act ont vertain speeches from plays and the candidates for the tem-hnir'al staff work out problems Conner-ted with staging. The club gives two plays a year. This year in the fall term a light vomedy. hstage Doorf, was given and in the spring term. MI Remember Mama. llnder the skilled direc-tion of Mrs. Holman Harvey, Phoe- nix provides a wonderful opportunity to under- stand the theatre from the point of view of acting and staging. Phoenix first row-ffonstana-e Utlqnist. Allly Nlurrisnn. l.ynn Ryan. Sarah Strat:-r. llhristina Freese. ,loan Dunning. Sawmill rnw-lfarlerw llnnt. I.:-slie SlIf'l'l11illl. Susan Draper. Emily llongawarv. Kathryn Sannllvrs. Third rnu'-livntry Shelton. Shirley Hills. Nanvy lillilton. :Xnn Carpenter. .-Knne St-ln'orler ll,illLtlI'lIlZ1lt. illt't'lllllK'Ul Statll, liobin Mac-Gregor 11'r1-sidentl. Mary llngrll Arnold lYiVe-llresidenI-Sf-rretaryl, .Indith Morrell lilll'i'2lSllI't'I'l, -Knne S1-hreilrer. Alison Know, l'vrsis Whitt-. ,lui prov' will-Marye Baldwin. Marjorie Booth. Filixalu-th Howden. Cynthia liherolmy. lletsy Hawkins, Arnie Kaiser. .loan l'att4'rson. l'atri1'ia Smith. l.onisv Stow-r. Mun- 'l'lmrn- dike. Cynthia Yodrey. H Z f A , . M. Q., 7 - 7' - ., If . . if ', ,.-, K Z ff t ,Q X 4. ,,. , . tx X f X X x KX ' 1 .-' .A.A. l 35. if - X J-I First row-Anna Washlmrn. Sarah Strater fDelta Vice- Presirlentl. Connie Jarkson ll'l1i Vive-Presidentl, Crowell jackson lljresidentl. Denise Selz, D'Anne fNIr'Henry. Second row-Salle-e Barker. Camilla Davis, Rose Palmer, Polly Haelmler. Elaine Tietig, Patricia Stevenson. Not prescntfllilary ltnlt-muh. Ruth lllitchell, llarriet Stone. Ann Vllhitingr. X HE D. A. A. was l:0llflClCfl in 1901 to uphold school stanclarcls. to promote an athletic spirit. and to develop sports that would he of lasting benefit to all the girls. The D. A. A. has two vice-presiclents who are the Delta and Phi team captains. lu February. lor XVHSlllIlgl0Il.S liirthclay. the D. A. A. presents in colonial cos- tume a lVlin11et to the school. Un Fathers' Day in May. the D.A.A. acts as hostess to the fathers and do a Maypole Dance. The D. A. A. memhers assist the Physical lfclucation Department in coaching and refereeing all sports. The aclviser of the D. A. A. is lVliss Smith who has shown the D. A. A. her expert leadership for many years. O U6 l-ll'i purpose of lhe 1-lnlv is lo give lhe best possilnle music' in the mosl appealing way. The memlmership may not go lveyoncl sixty yoie-es. The olliu-ers who are elem-lecl lry the 1-lnli are l'resiilenl. xiii?-lJl't'Slfl9lll. Sevrelary-'l'reasurer. anfl l,iln'arian. 'I'weIve girls are selevlecl in try- outs hy lhe ollivers. the ilirevlor. Mr. yan Hoesen. and the avi-ompanisl lo form a popular song group. lfighl ailflilional memhers are vhosen to form lln' ehoir whivh sings at Sunday Vespers. Two lry-onls are helcl a year. lfreslunen or ahoye nho 1-an pass 1-ensns may lry oul. The require- menls are yoive and the ahilily lo rearl musiv. The rluh gives eavh year a Christmas Carol Seryive. Iwo vonverls nilh hoys' sc-hools. a spring 1-our-erl. slep-singlingr ancl tower singing. Firxf mu -lllary llarlmnr. .leannv Roniienw. llnrotlly Nmilh. Sarah ,lane iireanu-r. ifarol Pop:-. Nanvy Karsten, Polly l'arsons. Alexia AIlfI4'll. l.:-slim' hlnson. Suv liar- lwnur. ,lessie ll. Brown. Nanny Osborne. lilanilia lloettvlier. Sernrrrl row- Lillian l'rin4-1-. llarliara Bos' north. llamilla lhnis. l'anIa Park. Margot lllann. Ruth Nlitvhell. Nanvy Brill. Peggy Dale. llopq- Moxon, Dorothe Gulv. Ann W'illiams. Tlrirzl rnu'--l'a!ri4'ia Ste- venson. l.aura Strong. lm' llay. lllarilyn Miller, Mary l.ou Aiken llihrarianl. l.onisc- Cope-lanml ll'resi1lc-ntl, Susan Matson IVim'v'l'n-simlc-ntI. Josephine llooth ISN- retary-'I'reasurcrl. ,loyve Sothern. Salleu linker. l'atrim'in llihorgrersen. Mary Fiske, .41l.Yl'lIf7l.f'lill Barry. l.lll'lQ' llvlin. lilizalwtli llnnker. Dorothy Ellglll. lllargrarr-I llall Nlary Hastings. .loan Henning. Fl'illll'E'S Kenna-ily. Eliza- he-th Park. Barhara Oman. Susannah Simpson. Klar- ggarvl Smith. l.ail'ml ,lll'lNK'lDl'ltl,EIf'. .le-an wlllf'f'll'l'. .xxx w. gg N ' l L X4 :Qi J' , pq f ?,' 1 Glee Club First row-D'Anne McHenry. Anna Washburn tVice- Chairmanl, Rose Palmer tlfhairmanl. Margot Mann, Paula Park. Jean Garrison. Second row-Lois Prem, Susan Reed, Emily Congaware lSecretaryl. Nadia Von Rumohr. Astrid Stolc. Third row-Ann Vifilliams Vllreas- urerl, Eugenie Wallace. Hilary Holcomb. Anne Tyler. Anne Schreiber. Fourth row-Suzanne Barbour. .lanet Bradley. Mary Hallowell, .lean Owen. Hope Moxon. Not present-Elizalmeth Bunker, Carol Dunham, Ilorothe Cule, Margaret Hall. Jean Hutcheson, Carolyn Oman. I?---,lpn-in-a Richards. Cynthia Riley. A ,ee Correspondeiwe Committee HE Correspondence Committee is the organi- zation that writes to the thirty-five projects to which the Missionary Society sends its annual contributions. It is their hope to establish a bridge of understanding and of fellowship be- tween the girls here at Dohhs and the people of distant lands. At the end of each school year the Correspondence Committee recommends a hud- get to the school. as every girl through her con- trihution is a memher of the Niissionary Society. The adviser of the Correspondence Committee is Miss Rehiuss, to whom gratitude is due for her aid in helping the group achieve its goal. lllu i,lli'I'ill'X' hunks is un 0l'QillllZzlll0l1 lor girls iiilmw-51011 in 1'i'c'uliw writing. limlc-r llw Qllliiiillll' uf their adxisvr. Miss i'.ilZLlii0lil Ash. liwy rvzui ami r'rilir'ixt' iil0I'ill'y 4'lHIiI'iillI' lions suimlillvfi ivy lin' sviiuui. ami iili'll prcsvill liwm vilher in nmnlhly oral lx!-lllvs in vlialpcl. ur in a pllivlisllc-ci lxivlllz' all lin' will of lilt' year. The iiwirmlmc-l's aim plan lu ullcmi the lhealrv in Mm York mir-0 or luim- :luring the yvar. This year lin-5 iluw semi 'l'lw linvklail Varlyi' ivy T. S. ifiiul ami l7urkm'ss all Nomiii ivy Simirwy iiiiigslvy. HU l'.l4lNl run Nvli Xivliairy. I,1liI'il'ilI Sl:-xwii-oil. Xlzirliizi I.:-in y. .NVVUIIII mu' ivl'lliI'j 5iu'llun i51'4'I'l'illl4y U. Xiillf lillIl'I'ilt'I'gL 'YiI'K lil'K'Fi4i1'lIl I. lsanlwilai livin-rts ll'r4'-i- mi:-nl 1. SlI'4llll New-fi i'iiI'I'llNlIli4'I4i. Tliiril run' Nillltj lin-Imlw. xlllllllll xilllilllllll i.IillzlH lrlm-4-. Liillllilil R114-tl1'l11'l'. .iunv SilXXyt'I'. iimvriy iizllvs. Nu! pr4'xr'fiI Qllnllilllllil' l34-rrivn. Margo fllmimki. 1il'iiil 4iI'0llSl'. lla-Im 1111 lhly. Nlz1r'i1--liluinlv ilu- In Sail:-. SIIFQIIIIIJIII Simi: un N . xfx X 1 diLQ'Q?j I I X Literar Cook: The To er l gl Seatedflliatie Sawyer tllusiness Nlanagerl. Nanry Maginnis fl'resitlentt. Lois l,I'FHl llllanaging Editorl Smnding-Elaine Tietig. Eleanor Tietig, lNlaeGregol' Wilson. llope Anderson. Sandra Nash. Mary Newell .lean Noble. Virginia Snyder. Susan Heed. flint presents .luvqueline Jenks. .lane l,or'ke. 'Xnne Newsonie. Mary Simmen. Virginia Ylanliniir, Louise Whittaker. Hlil TUVVER is published six times a year by a staff now numbering eighteen, advised by Miss Crum, It tries to report all sc-bool events. to publish persuasive editorials on issues important to Dobbs. to int-lude items of per- sonal as well as of general interest to the slu- dent population, and to keep its humor column, Cracks in the lVlasonry. funny, if not always fresh. This year we have been particularly proud of our feature stories and have started a new column for lavulty contributions. Among our subscribers are numbered trustees, parents, and alumnae as well as nearly all the student body. The Tower staff occasionally takes time off from reporting. editing. and make-up for parties to welcome new members alter take-ons and to reward themselves for good behavior by way ol a theater party. lk i A , x ,t FRING the fall term the Cercle, under the guidance of its adviser. Mlle. Callet, revised its constitution, extending membership to girls who had taken French and were interested in it, as well as those who could speak it. In Novem- her the Cercle sponsored a movie. The Song of Bernadette, which they thought presented an accurate picture of French life and the French spirit. ln the spring the Hotchkiss and Dohlvs French clubs joined to produce a French musical revue. The setting was a French cafe in Paris: the point was to show Paris going by-in the form of artists, paper-venders. flower girls. celeb- rities. tourists and many other types which can he seen in this city. lt included songs and skits. Farnsworth. .lacqueline Jenks, A Mayer. Virginia Perry. Sally H Cercle 5 i A ffii.. ll' fl ' J 11:92 Left lo right-Nadia Yon Rlllltllllf. ,llll1Ilf' Rolnnux lllresidcntl. Nancy Usllornc. Ann son lVice-Presitlentl. Ant prcxcn William I--l.clil 1 lt Bell, Betty Bootle-n. Nancy Brill. Nancy l lison lxlox Pllll nth lrainer. le l Reading Committee A-lim-111 Snsnnnzili Simpson, 1111011 llurol lllilhollzunl. Nlury llugh Xruoltl tfllluir- inunl. tllanulin lloettelier. Xlurgo tllminski. Stumling- - Peggy llzlle, l.ouist- Stow-r. lla-tty llowtlen. Stillw- linker. . , . , . . Hlt heading t.oinnultee is 1-oinposetl of at group of girls ret-onnnenclerl from the ling- lish classes and appointed hy the laeulty adviser ol the t'0lllIlllll66. They represent the four upper grades and the two athletic' teams. The main cluty of the committee is to seleel with the aid of the lfnglish lJt'll2il'llTl8lll and the faculty afl- viser. Miss Wvorthington, the hooks lor snnnner reading. and to present those ehosen to the smfhool eonirnunity. Alternative lists are olfereml for the 9th and tttth grade groups and for the llth and l2th. These suggestions are finally voted on hy the respeetiye groups-with the exception ol the Seniors. The eomniitlee also plans. in conjunction with the leatler ol' the :lis- eussions. the two tall eritivisins: helps in work- ing out the details of the spring Heading List: ehevlxs up the voluntary winter reading: ancl makes up the final literary Star. mn-fl Xlur'i:n'iu- limrlh 'Pl'l'hilll'Ilt,. xlllll' Sl lI'l'ilN'I'. Slumling l.uviv ll:-lin 15wn-- o MVN. Xum- 'IRI'-r. Vylllllill Fl'I'I'iN. I':llj11'lliQ' Walllalvv. Xlurilyu Nlille-r, Hmvzl Vyntlnin K In-ruum. xilll l alr'r1-xuwtll. ,lamv l,m-kv. Lulu-I Xlvllvnrxy Yearbook Board Chapel Committee f'N N. of .NVIIIVII llolw Xxnlmwum lf.n-Itrllturi. Xnn 1,llI'II4'IIll'I' 11.41-l'.fllf1ll'5. '.IiIlIlIlil lgHl'lllll4l .NI1llIlll.ll,Z Ne-II Xl:-Bury. l Im'e-In-v l.m-klmrr tlilxxim-ff Nlun I,l'lIll't'. Hill'llilI'Ll Hmxmrlll. 2l1ll'I',. ll:-111-ee N-Il. Llllllll 93 Calendar - 1950-1951 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 Oct. 1 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 15 Oct. l9 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Oct. 29 Nov. 3 Nov. 5 School reopens Motion Picture, The Duke of West Point Dobbs Field Day Vespers: Dr. Morgan Phelps Noyes Central Prsbyterian Church, Montclair, N. J. Minisink Choir-Choral New York City Mission Society Criticism: Discussion on Summer Heading Senior Oroup led by Dr. Edward PC1111 English Department. The City College. New York City Junior Group led by Miss Winifred Crum English Department. The Masters School Vespers: Dr. Henry Pitney Van Dusen President. Union Theological Seminary, New York City United Nations Day- Speaker: Miss Dorothy Robbins Mr. H. Huss, Composer-Pianist School Hallowe'en Party Vespers: Dr. George St. John Headmaster Emeritus of the Choate School, Wallingford, Conn. Concert: Mr. Robert Pace, Pianist Mrs. Helen Pace, Soprano Vespers: Dr. Howard Thurman Fellowship Church, San Francisco, California tai Y Nov 12 Nov. 26 Del' Dec' Dec' Der Dec' Der Dev. Jan. Jan. Jam. Jan. ov. 10 l4lll'l'l'lli IZYUIIIS I.:-r'lllr1': Prospvr'ls for i,t'Lll'l'u Dr. Hams Kohn, l'roi'n-ssor oi' History. Tho liili lfollvgv. Now York City Vvspvrs: Dr. Huyinoiimi ii. Dl'lli'iiif'l' i':Xt'1'IlliY0 Assistant lo lin' PM-sicielll. livrva lioiivgzv. ii4'i'm1. K f 5. V1-spvrs: Tim ii1'xvi'0lici william lfoiv lihapluin. Smith liollcgv. Norlhaunploii. Mass. ,IllIli0l' Class 'limi Darin- ami lliifiivt buppcr ul I',Siill'l'NlNlll Yespe-i's: Miss Ruth Taylor Coinniissionvr of i,lliliif'xYl'iiqi1l'0. Wvslviieslvr County lioimvii of Sovial Ag1m'i1m'il'S Cerclc Sor-ivly Movie: Song of lic-l'llauivllv Piioviiix Play: Single Door Cill'iSlIllLlS Party all i'fsll1vi'uooci Cill'iSlIIlilS Carol 5vrx'ir'0 Chrislnms Yuvalion L6f'llll'L'Z G'l'oclry.' Dr. Wiiiiiuni Tiiifialil. l'roi'vssor of C0lll0l1ll?0l'iil'y I4ilt'l'LlillI'4'. lfnglisii Depurlnwul. liolnmliiu lilliYl'I'5ilf'. New York Cily livvilai of Mozurl SOIHIIQIS i.17l'i,iillllD and Violin i,o1si'ol'lvr Yioim tiilflliyll Hogan i'iaiiiol'orlv Vespvrs: Ur. Winliurii Tiiomzls World Slurivnl 50i'i'ir'4- ifuiiml Jan. Jan. l eb. Feb. Fe l 1. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. M a r M ar Mar Mar. Mar Mar Mar. Apr. Correspondence Committee'fRull'cl Supper and Movie Vespers: Dr. Theodore C. Speers Central llrehbyterian Church. New York City Hudson Valley Symphony Concert Sophomore Dance with Hackley Current lfvents Lecture lVlr. Rruee Rliven. Editor of New Republic Vespers: Mrs. lnduk Pahk, Korea Parents Day Student Recital Vespersz Dr. Shelton Hale Bishop Saint Philip! Church, New York City Dobbs Athletic Association Cerman Lectu re: Theater and Stage Setting Mr. Donald Uenslager. lfminent Stage Designer Taft Clee Club at Dobbs Vespers: Dr. Hachiro Yuasni international Christian College of Japan, New York City l,et-ture: Northfliar North Commander Donald I-1.MavN1illan Arctic Explorer Phoenix Play: l Remember Maman Senior Party Vespersx The Reverend Richard l.. Harbour Church of Saint Rarnabas, lrvingtou. New York Spring Vacation A I rr. 6 Apr. l I3 Apr. l5 Apr. 21 Apr. 22 A pr. 28 May L May fr May 12 May I3 May lt-1 May 20 June 2 June 3 June 5 June 6 Current lfvents Leelure: Ann-riean Hesponsilmilities in Western lfurope' Donald C. Meliay. Cliairnlan. Committee on International Studies. Harvard llnirersity Cerele Soeiety presents a Revue Missionary Service Senior Uanee Vespers: The llev. ,lolin ll. Verdery Headmaster. The Wooster Seliool llanlmury. Conneetieul Non-Resident Party for Resident Students Concert: Dobbs Glee Clulm Founders Day Speaker: Ur. Henry Sloane Collin Honorary Trustee. Tile Masters Sellool. l7ormer President. Union Tlieologlieal Seminary l'lZilllf'l'S Day Vespers: Miss ,lulie C. Hodges Pierre College. lilleniko-Cylfada Creeee Motion l'it-lure Vespers: Dr. J. lfdgar Park President lrlmeritus of Wheaton College. Norton. Nlass. Senior lianquet Tower Singing! . . Class Day RCFCIDUOII fill' S?ltl0I'S lllttl llill't'lllS Ll lfstllerwood Junior Class Play :ff,l'1Il1l'IlS Alumnae Day Conimeneement Speaker: Dr. Morgan Phelps Noyes lVleml1er of the lloard of Trustees 1 1 1 -' 5 N 1 . , ' .0'3y:,wf'- uf.-,,..',,vvw 'fs fW :e' . ,f 4 w -. 3' J-' 2- ,MfQz .fl Ag ff. , M . 'f r' xv H J ,M '5'5 J1'. 3 R ' wxf , V , an . gm, ,, Q - . 4 fin . Q .1 h - if , , . ,- A 1,28 ffY??'wig3xZaP-ff QL, gf Y ' V 4 f - ,ci ' F 1 Q g V , 5 sy. ' , ' + 3-ffm . 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K Q , K - ',-,SV-Q-' ' ' ' L I 1 1 f. -.- H . , , -f -V J L! 1 i 5 ' f f- . j -- 5 M. .1 ' ,74 2x, ,LP ,g . . 1,54 - '-- ,, . f ' ' 4 ix. '4 uf? v T., .zu 'Q K 1'- Aw , , ' L , Av .A ,. . . Ya '- L- A A L A wi'-.L--Mg-if ,, ' I K , X V , A, s 1 4 w up .J Ev Renee Adriance ............. ......................... Anita Alexander Cadence Alhson ......,..... .................................. ,lane Amesbury .. Alexia Angell ...... Student Addresses 117 Livingston Street, Poughkeepsie, New York Maryland .84 Park Avenue, Bronxville 8, New York Route 3, Box 353, Excelsior, Minnesota 92 Stephens Road, Grosse Pointe Farms 30, Michigan Marye Baldwin ------..---.---............................,............. 34 Westmoreland Place, St. Louis 8, Missouri Lelia Barry ................. ..,........ ' lStan Alden, Hurricane, Keene, Essex County, New York Anne Beach ........... ......,............................. 6 0 Hawthorne Street, Rochester 10, New York Susan Beck ............. ......,...................,............................ 1 7 Dolma Road, Scarsdale, New York Lucie Belin ......,,.... ..................,..,.......... R ushbrooke, Waverly, Pennsylvania Anne Bell ................. Marie Bell ......................... Florence Bernard ............. Stevie Berrien .......,.............. Dorothea Bingham .......,... Mary Bloomer ....... Margaret Bond ............. Nancy Bovard .......... Betty Bowden ........... .........................Pembroke, Darien, Connecticut ..................,..,,Maribell Farm, Perrysburg, Ohio .............1424 Woodstock Drive, Dayton 9, Ohio New Jersey ...............Cross Roads Farm, Hartsdale, New York Grace Avenue, Newark, New York ............,..............Glenmary, Route 1, Concord, Tennessee ..................Graystone Inn, Roaring Cap, North Carolina ..................,Ardsley Park, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Peggy Bower ....,.........,.... .....,....... W oodlands, Croton Dam Road, Ossining, New York Nancy Braflfielcl ...................... .............,.......,........ 4 7 Evelyn Place, Asheville, North Carolina Nancy Brill ........,.............................. ..........................,...................,......,,. R , D, No, 3, Newark, Delaware ,Iudy and Mitzie Broome .,........ Elizabeth Bunker Vida Bull .......................,.........,.,... ................. Pennie Carr ........,... Linda Carter .................... Margo Chainski .. Alison Chalmers .....,..... Nancy Chilton ........... Julia Clapp ................ Penny Cleghorn ...................Roxbury, Delaware County, New York 740 South Elm Street, Hinsdale, Illinois 5022 Waldo Avenue, New York 51, New York 14 East 52nd Street, New York 22, New York ............182 Farmington Road, Longmeadow, Massachusetts 2010 Knollwood Road, Lake Forest, Illinois '''fffffffffffffffffffffffffffff ..,,..............,... 2 clfcle Road, Scarsdale, New York ....1266 Louden Heights Road, Charleston, West Virginia East 78th Street, New York 21, New York Commercial Street, Adams, Massachusetts Beverly C00ke .......... ..........,.........,.......... I 41 Sheridan Road, Winnetka, Illinois Priscilla Couch ......,...... .........,...................,................... 4 0 Chase Road, Scarsdale, New York Celia Crouse ............,., ..............................., L ittle Beech, Scarborough-on-Hudson, New York Peggy Dale ....................... ............. 3 Coprock Road, Pocantico Hills, Tarrytown, New York Barbara Darden ........... ...,,...,.........,............,......,,..............,......................,., E dgehill, Roanoke, Virginia Diana Davis ......,........ ,,.,................................,,............... W ilson Park, Tarrytown, New York Lee Day ...,,..........................,......... ,........... I 00 Reservoir Street, New Haven 11, Connecticut Elida Debevoise Marie-Claude de Diana Doherty .....,..................,...,. .................. Susan Draper ........ Fee Drury ..,.........,...... Deborah Dunham ............ .loan Dunning ....,... Carol Durham ........,. ............,....................,......... Cynthia Eagles .... Cynthia Elliott .......,. Patsy Elliott ........., Julie Emery .......,......... ....,............................... Dorothy Engh ...... Qumce Evans .,........... ............, Ann Farnsworth .. ,................. ......,.,.,,.,,,.,,Brookville Road, Brookville, Long Island, New York a Salle ...............,.................... 60 East 54th Street, New York 22, New York .87 Greenacres Avenue, Scarsdale, New York Locust Farm, R. R. No. 3, Barrington, Illinois 4150 Oak Knoll Drive, Youngstown, Ohio .........,.,,...,,.Delafield Lane, New York 63, New York Waterfall Farm, Ridgefield, Connecticut ,644 Walden Road, Winnetka, Illinois 66 Euclid Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Erie Street, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York West 250th Street, New York 71, New York .48 Stanworth Lane, Princeton, New Jersey ,..Merry Oaks, Sycamore, Illinois 1268 Louden Heights Road, Charleston, West Virginia 515 Oakwood Avenue, Lake Forest, Illinois Cynthia Ferris ....................................................................................... 16 East Trail, Darien, Connecticut Hannah Fette .........,......................, 3940 Cote des Neiges Boulevard, Montreal P. O., Canada Anne and Mary Fiske ....................,..,...,.........,.........,......... Sheldon Avenue, Tarrytown, New York Christina Freese .......,.,.,.........................,,.,............,..........,, Wilson Point, South Norwalk, Connecticut Ivy Friesell .........,................. 102 Dewey Avenue, Edgewood, Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania .locelyn Carlock ...................,...,......................,......,..........,,...............................,,.................. Brockport, New York Gretchen Ciese ........, ................................................. 6 2 Edgemont Road, Scarsdale, New York 106 .lanet and Ruth Grout ............. Mary Ann Groves Dorothe Gule ......................... ............Peter Bont Road, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York ...........-......-.........Byram Ridge Road, Armonk, New York .............................Gladacres Farms, Middlesex, New York Margaret Hall .......... ............................... 4 36 Tod Lane, Youngstown, Ohio Helen Hamilton ............ ........... 1 52 Brewster Road, Scarsdale, New York L sette Hamilton ........... .....,..................., - ................. H awthorne Way, Hartsdale, New York Elizabeth Hanson ............. .......................... - ........ 2 09 South Broadway, Tarrytown, New York Linda Hart ......................... 246 Hillcrest Road, Grosse Pointe Farms 30, Michigan Mary Hastings ......... - ................................................. Lewis Road, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Barbara Hawes ........ - .........................................................,. 74 Hampton Road, Scarsdale, New York Betsy Hawkins ...... North Wilton Road, R. R. No. 2, Box 110, New Canaan, Connecticut Claire Helferich ................,......................,,......................... 93 Deerhurst Road, Scarsdale, New York Joan Henning ...................................................,,.........,.................. Lime Kiln Road, Glenview, Kentucky Betsy Hubbell ............ .....................................,........ O verbrook, Long Hill, Connecticut Teen Hungerford ......... Carlene Hunt .................. Jacqueline Jenks ........... ...............7149 Westmoreland Drive, St. Louis 5, Missouri Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Resort Road, Harbor Beach, Michigan Kala Johnson ......,....... ...,.........................,.......... 6 39 Summit Road, Madison 4, Wisconsin Margarette Jones .......... ......,......... 2 355 Commonwealth Park South, Columbus 9, Ohio Anne Kaiser ........ t... .lanet Kemp ...................... Frances Kennedy ........, Ellen Knox .................. Evelyn Lawrence ......... Ruth Lawrence .......... .. ............................... - ............ Stanwich Road, Cos Cob, Connecticut ......................Ardsley Park, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Munroe Avenue, Philipse Manor, New York argo Lane, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York ...............Stamford Road, Bedford Village, New York New York Barbara Leahy .......... .,.,......,,................,,, 1 21 Nottingham Terrace, Buffalo, New York Helen Lind .........,.... .lane Locke .................... ..... Sheila Long ...............,...... Elizabeth Loring ........,.. Nina Luckett ............... Ruth Lunt ........ - ........... Ruth Ann Lysle ............. .............Brookway, Llewellyn Park, West Orange, New Jersey ....................16900 Cranford Lane, Crosse Pointe, Michigan Retiro Lane, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Thomas Street, Portland, Maine .............Riverview Road, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Arnold Park, Rochester 7, New York Creenacres Avenue, Scarsdale, New York Isabel McHenry ............ ....,..........,........,. 8 33 North 27th Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania Paula MacMillan ......... ............... Cornelia Mahan ............ ............... R. No. 5, Wayzata, Minnesota Old Greenbush Road, R. F. D., Orangeburg, New York Irmgard Mahler ....... ..........,...........,,..,.........,...... 8 8 Old Army Road, Scarsdale, New York Linda Maloney ........ , .........................,........,......... 5 Ridge Road, Bronxville 8, New York Leslie Mason - ....... Lee Masselman .....,.. Mimi Mayer ........... Heidi Meier .................. Alice Miller ...................... .lean Miller ............................ Carol Millholland ............. Shirley Mills .......,............ Sarah Minor ............... . Lois Moon ..................... Barbara Moore ......... ..... Edgars Lane, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York ox Run Road, West Redding, Connecticut Vermont Bonaventure Avenue, Ardsley, New York ...........329 North Bowman Avenue, Merion, Pennsylvania South Main Street, Homer, New York Beechdale Road, Dobbs Ferry, New York Lane, Mt. Kisco, New York Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati 20, Ohio Magnolia Drive, Dobbs Ferry, New York Bayberry Point, Islip, Long Island, New York Lynton Moore ........... .........,.......................... 1 2 Elm Rock Road, Bronxville 8, New York Elizabeth Moss .............................,......... 15 Kingsbury Road, Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusetts Hope Moxon .................................................................. 637 North Euclid Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois Sandra Nash ............ Ardsley Avenue and Hancock Place, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Sarah Nason .......................................... Twin Lanes Farm, North Street, Fairfield, Connecticut Elizabeth Nelson .................... ............................ 9 9 Overlook Circle, New Rochelle, New York Mary Newell ...,................ Kristi Norstrand ........... Carolyn Oman .......... Oxford Road, Longmeadow 6, Massachusetts Prospect Street, Hingham, Massachusetts Place, Nashville, Tennessee Rebecca Paine ........................................................,.........,,....,..... Box 20, Route 133, Duluth, Minnesota Elizabeth Park R. F. D. No. 2, Box 19-A, Silvermine and Valley Roads, New Canaan, Connecticut Polly Parsons ....................................................,. 800 St. Ceorge's Road, Baltimore 10, Maryland Joan Patterson ............................................,........................... 53 Park Avenue, Bronxville 8, New York 107 Sarah Pennell ...A...,.... Roland Road, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Annchen Perin .....A.... ....,..................................... 5 3 Old Orchard Lane, Scarsdale, New York Joan Peterson .........,..............,....,...................,,........, 31 Turn of River Road, Stamford, Connecticut Rhody Phelps ......,.......,.........,.,,,.......,.,.,.................r.......,,,,,........,r...,........ Apartado 584, Caracas, Venezuela Mary Loux Pillsbury ,......., 48 East Washington Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey Carol Pope ..................................,,....,.,..i...,.................,,,,..........i., 11 Ridge Road, Bronxville 8, New York Shirley Price ......,., ...... ...................,...,......., 5 8 Hemlock Drive, North Tarrytown, New York Gail Pritchard .......,... ..,.........i....,.....................,........,,, 1 36 Chestnut Street, Winnetka, Illinois Janet Reed ...........,.. ............,,, 8 5 North Broadway, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Peggy Reid ................... ...,..,................,...,.......................,,..... 7 5 Abbey Place, Yonkers, New York Eleanor Reybine ...... Toni Richards ....,.. Cynthia Riley ............. Joan Ritchie ................ Patricia Robbins ...... Elena Roosen ......... Lynn Ryan ................... Carol Schenck .,,,...,,... ....,......................Skipper Lane, Orient, Long Island, New York ..,..,,,........,Round Hill Road, Greenwich, Connecticut Old Colony Road, Worcester, Massachusetts E. 39th Street, New York 16, New York East Walton Place, Chicago 11, Illinois Circle Drive, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Astor Street, Chicago, Illinois Lonsdale Avenue, Dayton 9, Ohio 630 Runnymede Road, Dayton 9, Ohio Anne Schreiber ..,. Three Mile Drive, Grosse Pointe Park 30, Michigan Janet Sharron ............ ....,.............,............................ 1 07 Court Street, Plattsburg, New York Leslie Sherman .............. ..............,.,..,.,.,,,..,...,...,..,................... 2 0 Woodley Road, Winnetka, Illinois Mary Simmen ........................,,,.,.........., ..,.......,....,......,,,...... 7 Bethel Road, Scarsdale, New York Susannah Simpson ..,...,..,,........,............. .............. R . D. No. 1, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania Dorothy and Peggy Smith ........,,,.. .........,.........,.,,, 4 184 Gwynne Road, Memphis, Tennessee Patricia Smith .....,................................................ Osceola Avenue, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Joyce Sothern ...,.,.............,............,.........,................. 28 Erie Street, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Susan Starke .............., Sunnybrook, Sunnyside Lane, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Astrid Stole ...... cfo Mrs. James G. Wallace, 205 East 69th Street, New York, New York Harriet Stone ,..,....,,..,.,.........,.........,............,......,.,.,............. Llewellyn Park, West Orange, New Jersey Louise Stover ..............,.......................................... 5 Belmont Drive, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Helen Strater .......,. ..............,.. 1 460 Lombardy Road, Pasadena 5, California Martha Strauss ..........,. 4 Harwood Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York Laura Strong ......... ,...,.,,...............,.....,.....,........ R . F. D. No. 1, Armonk, New York Elizabeth Theiler .......,. .,.,,...,...................... 4 8 Circle Drive, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Susan Thompson ,.....,..,.,,.............,.,........,,.......,............. 94 Greenacres Avenue, Scarsdale, New York Patricia Thorgersen ............,...,,......................,..,....,.. Dows Lane, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Anne and Barbara Thorndike ....,. Field Terrace Avenue, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Eleanor Tietig ....,,,......,,,..,........,........,......................,... Given Road, Indian Hill, Cincinnati 27, Ohio Martha Tinker .................................,,,......... 457 Bellwood Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York Sally Trainer ..,....,,..... ........,.......,..,.,,..... K ing Caesar Road, Duxbury, Massachusetts Barbara Tripp ...,.....,. .....,..................,......,........... 1 66 Brite Avenue, Scarsdale, New York Laird Trowbridge ............................,.,...,,........... 16 Miller Road, Morristown, New Jersey Heidi Tschudy ........,.. .....,...... F ield Terrace Avenue, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Anne Tyler .............. .........,..........,................... P enrhyn Road, Woodbridge, Connecticut Nancy Vidal ............... .....,,.........,.... C ragswold, Garth Road, Scarsdale, New York Virginia Vladimir ......,. .,..,................,. 2 6 Gainsboro Road, Scarsdale, New York Cynthia Vodrey ................... ............ 1 615 North Market Avenue, Canton 4, Ohio Nadia Von Rumohr ,........ .....,,.........,............. W estover Road, Stamford, Connecticut Beverly Voss .................... ......,................,. 2 001 Waverly Avenue, Duluth, Minnesota Justine Wakelee .....,,..,,.. ,..,,...... 1 85 East Palisade Avenue, Englewood, New Jersey Susan Walker .,.......... ..................,,,...... 5 Hartsdale Road, White Plains, New York Binky Wallace ........... ............. W hite Oaks, Baxter Road, Chesterfield 2, Missouri Lois Warner .......... .......,......... 4 Hudson Avenue, Ardsley-on-Hudson, Jean Wheeler ......., Soundview Circle, White Plains, New York York New Ann Whiting .......,.. ..,,..,..,.... 4 I North Broadway, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Anita Whitney ............,...,..,.............,,........,.......,.,.................................... Mead Street, Waccahuc, New York MacGregor Wilson 533 Riverside Drive, Philipse Manor, North Tarrytown, New York Sharon Winger .,..,,........,.............,...............................,,.,.....,.. 7 Grosbeck Road, Yonkers 2, New York Violette Witwer ...................,,,,............,........,.,,...... 3015 Robinhood Lane, South Bend 14, Indiana Marsha Wood ............ ............... H udson House, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Diane Worth .......... .,,...........,............................ ' 'Marsh Run,', Somerset, Virginia 108 rg' no yff,-,T fl f: A Q' Lumsn I fa X X fb J'-5 ' I dj' -I J Q run run FIRES ' ffQw if , s,i'Yyf' 2 feb' , AFFECT , ' 'M' 1 ,:mv,:gg ' nscnnlou , Y . il -v I . u -1 i funmrun oLuz f jimlg I FORESTS Q .sisj I JJWE7, . OFFICE STATIONERY at T-1- 'Th-' IOAI' NUIIS THE NCRTHWEST PAPER CCMPANY Mmaeaguzmaawfmayawm 109 At home or abroad EXYLI M:COY JONES 8. 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'SUCH nf.,-Im MG fl' ,,e se ,ese.a TE FUWUR! 111 4 Doc LOVERS' QUIZ QANSWERS AT BOTTOM OF PAGEJ Do you enforce your commands? a: yes b: no Does your dog rely solely on tidbits to carry out a command? a: yes h: no Do you have a sense of humor in cases of puppy destruction? a: yes b: no When you walk your dog, are people looking at you? as yes b: no Is your dog allowed in the dining room at mealtime? az yes b: no Distemper takes a lot of patient nursing care, and few hospitals will take contagious cases. a: Would you properly nurse your sick dog? b: Have him put to sleep ? c: Hope he gets well by himself? Does your dog get away with umurderv? a: yes b: no c: usually lf a litter of mongrels was born in your home, would you be apt to love them as much as a litter of thoroughbreds? az yes b: no If you had worked hard on your new spring garden and neighbors, dogs had the run of your street, would you as complain after the damage was done? b: plan for fencing when planning the garden? cz go after the culprit with a stick? dz give up everything to have a garden? Do you support any of the agencies that function for the benefit of our canine friends? a: yes b: no ANSWERS: . a . b . a . a fif you're a Dobbs girlj . b . a . b fif you're superj c fif you're honestj . a . b . a 112 Q Compliments Of CARDOX COMPANY Q 113 52 Best Wishes and All Success to the GRADUATING CLASS E 114 1-XJ'h 'J'Q gf Q33 QU ' 'f-, iki To Thee We Sing DOBBS GLEE CLUB 115 THE PALETTE ART CO., Inc Artists materials Pictures, Framed and Unframed Artistic Framing 436 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK 22, NEW YORK Best Wishes 10 the CLASS OF 1951 from AN ALUMNA 116 OMAN STABLES Breeders and Trainers American Saddle Horses R O U T E 5 FRANKLIN. TENNESSEE The Home of Anacacho Denmark GABOR EDER and IRENE DREW, Associates Photographer Official Photographer for THE 1951 MASTER PIECES 117 Compliments of THE GREENBURGH SAVINGS BANK Store Shop at the Corner Drug DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK BROADWAY ARMS MSAY IT WITH FLOWERSU PHARMACY ROBERT M. JOHNSTON Florist and Grower 217225 ASHFORD AVENUE Cedar Street and Broadway DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. Phone: Dohhs Ferry 3-0311 Though we are saying good-bye, Here are a few square inches from Estherwood To remember us by. 118 BARTEL'S CANDY SHOP Compliments 97 MAIN STREET DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. of Tel. Dobbs Ferry 3-0186 Compliments of BRUCE OIL COMPANY THE DOBBS FERRY BANK BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK Compliments Of A FRIEND 119 Trademark of fine travel You see United Air Lines, leadership in the planes themselves . . . majestic DC-6 Mainliner 300s . . . spacious twin-deck Mainliner Stratocruiser and the rest of the Mainliner fleet. Mechanically fit, luxuri- ously appointed, manned by competent air- men, they fly the Main Line Airway-the only airline that links the East, Midwest, all the Pacific Coast and Hawaii. You're impressed by Unitedls 'GService in the Mainliner Mannerfl Alert steward- esses attend your every need aloft, and United's own chefs provide a cuisine that no other airline matches. And yet United Mainliner travel costs less than standard Hrst class rail with lower berth. ln value, too, United leads the way! THB NATION S NUMBER 1 COAST-T0-COAST AIRLINE I' ll rt scrzarzrns all tr write Unlted or an authorized travel agent. The Compliments of LAMBERT'S Cleaners - Dyers la LEDAR STREFT DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. 120 WHELAN DRUG STORE Compliments of 18 CEDAR STREET DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. Tel. Dobbs Ferry 3-0520 F R A N K DOBBS FERRY TAXI STEAMSHIP - HOTEL - AIRPLANE Tickets and Reservations The TRAVEL COUNSELOR HAROLD L. SUTHERLAND DOBBS FERRY TAXI BUILDING Tel. Dobbs Ferry 3-0263 DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. Dobbs Ferry 3-5666-3-3566 Compliments Of MR. and MRS. ADAMS C. McHENRY 121 The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals I fsignedj d h I T U - G E E S nee s your e p. HOSIERY COMPANY THOMASVILLE, N. C. I F I D 0 Hosiery of Distincti Compliments Of BEACON MANUFACTURING COMPANY SWANNANOA, NORTH CAROLINA 122 The Compliments of CHASTITY HILL FARM WESTCHESTER HOSIERY COMPANY 1786 REGISTERED HEREFORDS STAR ROUTE SOUTH THOMASVILLE, N. C. LIGONIER' PA' Compliments of the METAL SPECIALTY COMPANY 123 M c L E A N BUENA SUERTE HOSIERY COMPANY from HIGH POINT, N. C. FOUR SPANISH On Sale at Searss' ? Compliments of A. C. BAKER BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 124 W R E N N Compliments HOSIERY COMPANY f EASTERN ROYALTIES THOMASVILLE, N. C. INC. Hosiery for the Man BRADFORD from Six to Sixzyf' PENNSYLVANIA Compliments Of A PITTSBURGH FRIEND 125 L Best of Luck t SMART SOX HOSIERY COMPANY THE SENIOR CLASS Smart Sox for the Smart Sef' from A FRIEND HIGH POINT, N. C. Compliments Of FERGIE and EDDIE QNOT A NIGHT CLUBJ 126 'iff I Best of Luck to A LOT Mona TRAVEL THIL LLASS Ol' 51 ,ef I I A LOT LESS MONEY THREE YALIES JOHN - JAY . MFL Compliments of LUKENS, SAVAGE AND WASHBURN Insurance Brokers PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK 127 Dobbs Ferry 3-1108 Best of Luck for Your . LEATHER DEN Graduation and Future AND GIFT SHOP to all the Bijoux 23 CEDAR STREET DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. G. H. HAHN ron ouons and mronmnnou 1 on Sloclu, Municipal or fl iw Corporation Bonds Nfwvw CHICAGO I ,LII Connoding the Hnanei I 'JJ wi sh- :Fights if :ho Eu! wiila Mb ...I ,LI'.I'I.IiRZ1f ' -is W B0ettChel' ' -'I' .ui 'md I E Company -' . aaa mn sf. . oenvzn ICOTYSBLUFI CHICAGO o NEW YORK COLOIADO SPIINGS 128 SCHRAFFTS C0'nPli'7'e'1'S GENEROUS PORTIONS DINNER A LA CARTE CLUB DINNERS of from 90C from 351.50 BREAKFAST AFTERNOON TEA SUPPER LUNCHEON F A ICE CREAM . . . SODAS CAN DIES CAKES . . . GIFTS 36 RESTAURANTS IN METROPOLITAN NEW YORK FIRTH STERLING 129 Personalized Items Silverplating and Repairs ' TREASURE HOUSE FOR Distinctive Gifts and Paper Goods ALL GOOD THING C 45 CEDAR STREET S OMB DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. Dobbs Ferry 3-4065 ERNEST W. GLINSMAN FROM GIVE TO P A P A THE RED CROSS Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1951 130 l99J3'9, .97 of f' f-53 ZZ? WW 5312? QRJK , JQYJY L 9:1 4,?: '6,f4raQ1?E . Lwzf My fJ ' 'Ms Sf' 6 Q41 c ::4,9: of 0 of pf -v QV: A 9-,vp qop'1,V,, A x gQ'bV dhuaidgg 'qo45 SHP Q: fs 5 Q F e ' -If A, cb MT ' - . 'V 5,9 so AQ ff -ij Wm Nb : -'if' 'f21'nF,,vi? wgiigigwi-,iw Q iifiwici S Eg. Q5 5 li Egg-ig? j ' if E E f3Q ff'f fff1 W ff S Eg 552555- f2iiiI2L572 ' !WW4'yfpWfvwWUfQf . .' f2f2Dff+fQ sf 'i.QcS1 S WL?- wafe. Og 4'e, . 'iiltR1'zi'?,2. w3?gLm1r.?XQm mics Q'W NA mx us - NK RQJCX4 U-PAX Qeszbkxg xx-Xe. XRQX NA Q.. uqvmcsxyxigg hug l Sb wiwifx wb wi ' ' . jj ' K f - 1 ,f' 4' .1'I'l. ,r,1,um .I ,.,. J , -1 V l,. .. ' 5,1 . . . u . . .- 7 : , HQ -J- . R.. '.l .. . .V It rl, .Xu I . 'Y n .I u ' V n , 1 w , v I-J JV- IU? --:bf--wr f.' YL This volume produced by ROBERT W. KELLY PUBLISHING CORP. 309 LAFAYETTE STREET ' NEW YORK li, N. Y Prlnfers ' Designers ' Engravers -3086 III: . 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