Masters School - Masterpieces Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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X ,LJ ' 5'L '5--f'TQ'f' 15-'57 f'1'l11efMAs'1'f:Rs 513100 f -ff' I W lfj INDRRS FERRY, NEW YORK 1' '- .V f . U, Q 1',?1FTN, .-C-.li I' ,H 5 ' '7 A., ' Y' f u f . D ' -J r . Y .X fir 1 I A . f,,,f' f J I If K nf rf' V 'XX I ff 1 5 f 335 1- ..' LI., I Ji l 1 , for theif ear D QATIIQN TO MARIE HAUERSLEV In appreciation of her unceasing kindness, interest and patience with us, of her time so generously given to restore us to healthg with gratitude for her cheerful optimism and for her firm and impartial dealing with us when we are at our lowest, we dedicate this hook. Contents - Prose Dedication ........ ....... ..... fl Letter to the Seniors .... . 8 Senior Will ...... ..... 5 2 Class Poll ............... ..... 5 4 Ideal Dobbs Girl ................... ........... ..... 5 6 Prophecy-Ruth Grout, Helen Fisher ...... ..... 5 7 In Memoriam-Cynthia Parrott ......... ..... 7 3 The Kettle ............... 88 The Calendar .... ..... 9 4 Student Addresses ..... 98 Advertisements .... ........ l 03 Editorial Staff oi 1953 MASTERPIECES Co-Editors ........ ....... R uth Grout, Helen Fisher Business Manager ............................. Hope Kingsbury Business Assistants ..... ....... A lice Hawkins, Isabel McHenry Photography Editors .. ......... Mary Amesbury, Barbara lVloore Art Editor ............ ...................................... L ynn Ryan Faculty Adviser ......... Alice Waldecker Contents - Illustrations Masters Hall ..... ..... 2 Miss Hauerslev ....... .... . 5 Miss Cochran ............ 8 The Administration ....... ..... 9 The Staff ................. ..... 9 The Faculty .................................. ..... 1 0 Senior Class Divider-Lynn Ryan ..... ..... 1 3 Senior Photographs ..................................................... ..... 1 4 Dormitory Scene-Black and White by Lynn Ryan ...... .... 5 2 Ideal Dobbs girl-Ly iiri Ryan ......................................... ..... 5 6 Senior Class candids-Mary Amesbury, Barbara Moore ....... .... 6 0 Undergraduates Divider-Lynn Ryan ..... . .... 67 Junior Class ...................................... ..... 6 8 Sophomore Class .. ..... 70 Freshman Class ....... ..... 7 2 Lower School ................................... ..... 7 4 Organizations Divider--Lynn Ryan ...... ..... 7 5 Organization Pictures ..................... ..... 7 6 Faculty and Senior Snapshots by Mary Amesbury, Barbara Moore. Black and White Illustrations by Lucie Belin, Anne Bell, Stephanie Berrien, Julia Clapp, Joan Dunning, Patricia Cordon, Ruth Grout, Barbara Hawes, Alice Hawkins, Hope Kingsbury, ,lane Locke, Lee Masselman, Mary Virginia Mason, Lani Nichols, Gail Pritchard, Janet Reed, ,loan Ritchie, Elena Roosen, Lynn Ryan tArt Editorl, Anne Thorndike, Mac- Gregor Wilson, Violette Witwer. ELIZABETH BROOKE COCHRAN Headmistress Dear Seniors: Now that it is over, cloesnit it seem to have been all too short? Yes, your time at Dobbs has been a short part of your life as a whole, but it will live as long as forever, in your memory. Isn't it a good lesson to all of us that in the Dobbs springtime the winter seasons of difficulty or struggle or discouragement all seem to have dissipated themselves into a kaleidoscope of experiences adding up to a happy ending? The damp weather of january seeped into the ground to make the cheery month of April, and the gloom of February gave way to the beautiful mornings in May and the winds of March have blown us straight into June and commencement. When you leave us we are of course very sad, as we've become used to your being in and out of First House and Estherwood and Masters Hall. You cannot, however, leave behind you the standards which you've developed since being here, and which we hope will speed you on your way, regardless of the role you will play in later life. Remember us and come back to see us. Think on the words you've so often sung in Cleveland Hall, I would be true . . . and also remember the last part of the hymn which says that you will love and laugh and liftf' You have left the school a great gift. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to watch you learn to evaluate, and we shall depend on your sense of values for the future. Thank you for this, and here's wishing you smooth sailing and a happy landing. ww?,..,LQL., PAULA DRESSER Assouale H80llIIl,ISll8.S5 ACIIIIPIII lc' Dean N NIAUDF IOUISF S'l'li-XYFR dministration THE STAFF X Sflllllilillg in fron!-Mrs. Pc-'ter W. Krehie-I. Miss Marie Hana-rsh-v. Miss Mariel Bosch:-n. Smnding in virvle-Mrs. Richard Nic-ll, Mrs. Margueritn- Corski, Miss, Katharine Mulford. Mrs. Brainard Brown, Mrs. Ht'iPIl K. Wolf. Mrs. ri. Manton Johnson. Miss Anne Mitch:-Il, Miss Gladys iivntz. Mrs. Charles Simmons, Miss Dorothy MavPh:-rsnn. 9 l3lBl.l-I lJl'1I'Ali'l'Ml'lN'l' Svnlmln- Miss Mauilv-Lnuisv Stray rr. Sfllllllllvllg'-'NliSSl'S Amy Rell fuss. lflizalwth Mi-Cmnlw. Mrs Marjorie Harges Likins. My ' Wfyf-1 ENGLISH Dl'II'AR'I'MI'N'l' i',lIiillZ. I.:-v f.lliCiNl'ii. Mrs liirhzml Hansnn. Svvmirl Rm: Miss Winifrvii firuin. Mrs Hull-Qucsl lliz-zuliilg uni Sluily 'll-rhniqum-sl. Mrs Murivl Dawkins. MATHl'lNIA'l'ICS AND SCIENCE lJlCI'Ali'I'Ml'I!N'l' S!'l'0lllf Ron- '-f- Miss llvrlrucic Lulin. H1-all uf l.uwm and Srivlirf- I. lfirsl lf!Ill ffNliSSl'S i'iiiZiliN'ill Hulnmn Harm-3. Mrs. fXIl'rvd l 1'rxl Rolf' f - Miss Liiiiilll Milvs 1 N1iiiiN'lllillil'S D . Mrs. Dum-an Purrvll tliinlugyl. Link lMz1li1f'll1a1lii's and Sl'ilUUi D. Miss Rilfilvl Hangs tl.lu-nnstrx. lwmdsl. Miss Lury K. Ruin-rls lMzlllwlnul- ic-sl. M11 przawnl Mrs. Ruli- vrt Burl:-igh lMutiwim1lic-s HISTORY Dl'1l'AR'l'lVIliN'l' lmft I0 Rigl1l4Miss9s Hvlen Colv. l'lV?lyIl Clark. Cornelia lfhrgoll. A ic Wulclvcker. Lefl I0 Ifigllf -Mr. lliclmrd Spyer lArl. History of Artl. Miss Alive' Wa1llf'l' lLilmrari- ami, Mrs. ,lavkson Verclvry lArll. Mrs. Helene- Finvman lSlucly Supvrvisorl. N01 Prexenl - Mrs. Life Bull lrfypingl. PHYSICAL EDUCATION IJEPARTM EN T Firsl Ron'-Misses Margaret Mul- colm. L. Selina Smith. Back Row fMissPs Sally Fitzpatrick. Jn Dunn. No! presenlfMiss Jvalwltc- Goodwin. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Left to Right--Mrs. W. A. Schneider lljianub, Miss Crete Sultan 1l'ianoD, Mr. Harrington van Hoosen lVoice Production and Sing- ingb. Miss Marguerite Vul- liemoz l Piano I . LANCUAGPI DEPARTMENT Lefl I0 Rifflll' fSenurita Maria fl: Unamuno 1Spanishl. Mile. Ger- maine Callel 4Frenc-ll l , Miss Fran- :-es Fnlsmn Il,atinD. Mlle. Gabri- elle Viargues lFrenchl. Miss Amy Luis Seaslmles ll,atinl. Mlle. Louise Cuurlois tF'rem'hl. SIENIIQDRS 9-m:i.sts,:1-Q..-u..pu...nq aka-4-js-44,940 hguqnua '3.N 1'N0:U4 vpmhia d4aumqnl.ahmusdaUmmabfwsuuQd.LAudwpau-u,ud-hgnnquMuotoP . ' ' 9' a ' mm jjgt.'m 'MW' ww 1- 41:4 -me .mg .544-Cid-f All-Olney! ' '.f -VA1 I-I EL ZABETH SHMIMARK 'Jn' ' t hat 5-6 n!fHfJnQmbn 'h I llfesiderltmiedumouncil Who can resist her quiet charm? Says: Humph Usually fbund: Trying to outrnaneuver her roommates 'W' , A of Stumbling block: Bills Aspires: To walk in a straight line mm. :anis '- wluup.u.wsl.m.faxq-J tlwtl-TN-9 'uit-Millhunll and g,,m,,,,u,uu.umM.tw:u:.mM-Quan wodh-K-M shnanio-734013-Mu eLmdqg+oa.vwT.vw'n.ovu. ..... I - 'gs LUCIE WELLES BELINGQN nllffii dup Rushbrooke QM M '-Du. , J Waverly, Penns lvanla ay de . P , .nj qqdbn ' QA'I0J.M.h.4 ML 1 , ,341 Vice President of the Student Councillt V. zpwli.-mai hAvw.w-YmfsLvh4t0.l.'l.AJ plvqu .n..p:i-f-pmwvv-0-M4 JUQMN Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her. SLN!! ' Says: 0h! what funln ' Usually found: Laughing alone Stumbling block: The powers of super- stition Aspires: To be an oxhihit in the Museum of Natural History 14- 'lam Kala. E magna-rlgwgvl F544 3 A 'val ,g'-Y Q bfi bb a9'LlA l ' .-.- 'Z'iSL'ltK'11'61i:l'ov LL BELL R s ' Wmfmfizgiffsff' 'A 0-gg,-1 ie' new 4+ P4 pfu-.-ek on-s P.p.aJ,,Ma-1-ifsqw-sales h fl LA The'inceE2 Elonwan c 'ze we ,LQHW fJf,t:+,.,.,. lly foun runk wit laugh er Stumbling block: l r Aspires: To rise abo a UH 5 uA..0 'H-'..H,... nil.. ALICE WEST BRADLEY 303 Paddock Street Watertown, New York Vice President of the Senior Class Brad A merry heart doeth' good as a medicine Says: I've got news for you. Usually found: Running Stumbling block: Rose colored glasses Aspires: To relax ' ' 15 Dan: YLLUU, 'lm V441 ,uit sm u Low .Lw,uew.,.l: - i ic' fl tltflgxuuiuigxr to E 'ANALJ 053 'ilu llgizukitl 'u '4-. ' y ' .1-u.,4,c,16e- uphgutaamhl af'- . Y-2044 ' ACU rock! ' 5545? Vbldusg 'Sa ,, '-ij? A-1-Gllff V uccld 898,03 ,QLogLcAD NCE8II3al:fiII:x'lLE1t:e ALLISOIEZ Y Bronxville, New York ' f of 4 MARY HALE AIVIESBURY Route 3 Excelsior, Minnesota Mare-bear Life is not life at all without delight. Says: You should have seen him. Usually found: In a glasses guard Stumbling block: That last card game Aspires: To attain altitude Sugar Y To know her is a liberal education. Says: A-A-A- cccH-OOOV, Usually found: Schewing Stumbling block: The Experiment Aspires: To be an alhatross 16 3- ' X y xg, as Eefyeiligefifif 255352 ei? 19 x O . .- MARYANNE BEACH 5 60 Hawthorne qtreel 'K -V Rochester, New York Beachie A What merrlment lurks lll every glance. ,gl Says: Can l set the alarm for six? Usually found: Peddling paper Stumbling hlock: The Experiment 'N Aspires: To be Dagmar S SQ SUSAN DEVEREUX BECK IT Dolma Road Searsdale, New York Sue, Susie Loyal in leadership, sincere in friendship Says: Oh, I have to get up al 5. Usually found: Concocting deviltries Stumbling hlock: Breaking lhat record Aspires: to he lhe 97 pound weakling 17 I I s f ' fy .rfroffa adj ,MQ aj' in 4' 0,4 AV ifjt t E fff ,affa a Zifff' iffy S xfiafyjf! off! STEPHANIE ANNE BERRIEN Locust New Jersey Stevie Skill is stronger than strength. Says: What size does your alligator wear?', Usually found: At L.0.F. meeting Stumbling block: Fire escapes Aspires: To speak German sa if X JJ ARIE BELL Maribell Farm Perrysburg, Ohio Tuckel As large as life and twice as natural. wif? Ji! Says: Are you serious? Usually found: Doing crossword puzzles Stumbling block: Violins Aspires: To be a chaperone .lf 18 MARGARET WOODRUFF BOND Route l Concord, Tennessee Bondy O, for a heaker full of the warm South. Says: Oh, you-all . . . f' Usually found: Early Stumbling block: 229 miles Aspires: To refight the Civil War rr: f NANCY TOMLINSON BOVARD Graystone Inn Roaring Cap, North Carolina Bo, Beaver All for love, nothing for reward. Says: Oh, come on. Usually found: Writing millions of letters Stumbling block: The long way home Aspires: To he content 19 fly' k , REBECCA CARR Bahia Mar Fort Lauderdale. Florida Penn ie Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Says: Come on, you-all. Usually found: Worrying Stumbling block: A certain Broadway play Aspires: To flee to Capri LOUISE ANN BRENNER 2906 Parkside Lane Harrisburg. Pennsylvania Wheeze Personally, l have a great admirati stupidity. Says: How would l know?', Usually found: On a medical Stumbling block: Harvey Aspires: To graduate with a suntan on for 3 20 . Baby 'ZS' 'J' To beguile many and be beguiled by one. bd NllCl LL'L L KUsually found: Dreaming L il R ' B'-I XJ'-L LD-LJ4? f cvlgfl 1 . Deux, K,CLli..0,3' 6 gon.: 'IC-Q,-LJ.-l.D., Sq Coll-I l?QLU2u.ll2UL. l'2JLQc...nq loc-'Ci C10 MARCO CHAINSKI Q1 ho. 2010 Knollwood Road Rf' Lake Forest, Illinois 2 b Says- Too true to be funny. Stumbling block: The Experiment Aspireszi To look sophisticated L,lOL.J'l21 ,y LL,Ck.I ,R ,QA -fklf' -- up ues. as KJ , 0. 'x1CC'C-l -Q QJCL. .LLJ.. ,LL-2. g+p,u.,ltD +C '4,,CJLJJ2,. Nebul- P. od 5-Ll.LL!..l.AJ8l- -- Y- 6122+ Lou?- UOZQQ JULIA ANN CLAPP 123 East 78th Street New York, New York Julie, Clapper Her countenance beams with enthusiasm, laughter, and friendship. ' Says: Hi there! Usually found: In hysterics ' Stumbling block: 59 stuffed animals Aspires: To wake up! ' E 21 1 .Q:w,--f Qeg.gY01Q. CELIA SHELTON CROUSE Station Road Scarborough, New York Cel Respect is what we owe Love, what we give. Says: Dear Gusv Usually found: Going somewhere else Stumbling block: Finger nails H Aspires: To be a nurse in the Yale infirmary -4. bg,',.s .ww cmtok dm beau. ?4nea1hf Lwiiaudrunak sun qiitilgiuhs gee E! 3 1.hf,,464i,9 bleu fa-'h'r.'b'v5l and b 9, wcIu5+p.f , ,wif U' and-Sid-02 fdnfiiwmeemqftnm crqa-aid ' ' -ages 1ha:r get Quad, Looe, ELIDA DEBEVOISE md M G Brookville Road Brookville, Long Island, New York L 86. Debby Suddenly the worst turns to the best for r the brave. Says: Who, me? u.D Usually found: Knitting and trying to P 9 : harmonize :dn Stumbling block: Ping Hour lam Aspires: To be lovely and engaged-with it We alfa wifi' , M 514 a A I Y. Qi., mr two ww ate! wwfv-ffm - vgykumg dxfazgmiddfliigiftduo- W' ' WW' 55320. be 'ig .Iv ar., ,-.- N , V3 w fl 4 :nl Q- FEJ' ii -19. .nilflgw - J qu, MARY LOUISE DRIVER 24-1 Tilton Road Memphis, Tennessee Susie An ounce of mirth is worth a poun sorrow. 99 Says: Hey, what's the story? Usually found: ln confusion Stumbling block: Wrong accent Aspires: To be a baritone d of ,Q ' 41590, AP 'PJ' 'Jfaelfj' yr f 1 .-'yy Klux 'xffrf-:'J,f':f'44f ' ff gf . 'PL .W V P 4, V' -f JOAN ELIZABETH DUNNING srl, x A Waterfall Farm ' 'f' if Ridgefield, Connecticut V L jf 5? Q Donie Q0 Smooth runs the water where the brook vp is deep. 5 Says: 'gWe don't talk about that! A' Vp Usually found: Plucking IP Stumbling block: Scissor-happy roommates ' . Aspires: To carry the lamp J' 16 Q t rg Xe , ,yi dgyjx P J? ogy' cog' f' 23 4 , gift ANN EHMANN 180 Requa Road Piedmont ll, California E, Ehmamz She laughs and the world laughs with her. Says: But in California .... H Usually found: Playing jokes Stumbling block: Dark glasses Aspires: To have a white Christmas 24- CYNTHIA DIANE EAGLES 66 Euclid Avenue Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Hawk Fair, fickle and funny. Says: Wait till I tell youlv Usually found: On the phone Stumbling block: Straight hair Aspires: To be a lady wrestler 'Dao-r Vasu., H rf' V 11 h.a.'a-2. H-e sez su.:.w-se.. ',,.:om-De.:-Q-u.k senior s4u:n.r Q.-Mgt :su ual-LiSS'DQW1f'G A ' ' e'o' u..4,Qc-Q, 'K '4Nu..,r5 1: GQ-IN SQ. T'ot.U.z. e4eoQ cn:-e. ei' DOROTHY ANN ENGH Sycamore Illinois 'h 9NQ, QLLLB Merry Oaks Q-of L.l.iLL.i' , 1 i fNc. mcxk- -1-uso vde.o..1'-S Dotty I cannot but remember those things most Says What time IB lt? Usually found Making a joyful H0158 Stumbling block Nearsxghtedness Asplres. To return for the Centennial as a spirit of '76 4- .-s.s..so.J':5c'0'1si2m'L.s nat.. as E Vxmus C-5-. The ues-3 5.4 -'R-as -doug. KL-:Sea '-TAW V'-'CW Lad'--ll. KQHDQ PEM- 0 HELEN LOUISE FISHER 54- Stone Avenue Bradford, Pennsylvania Nell Nothing astonishesv a man so much as common sense and plain dealing. Says: Well, obviously! Usually found: Fracturing French Stumbling block: Only twenty-four hours in a day Aspires: To invent a mistakeless typewriter 25 QA. IVY BURCHFIELD FRIESELL 102 Dewey Street Edgewood Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania Ivy One never looseth by doing good turns. Says: What am I going to do? Usually found: Cutting her hair Stumbling block: Tonies Aspires: To some day see her hair long CHRISTINA FREESE Wilson Point South Norwalk. Conecticut Chris When thought is speech: and spee truth. Says: You're not only kidding. Usually found: Tilting her head Stumbling block: Teasing roommates Aspires: To see the world C 26 HELEN SHEVLIN CAGE Route 5 Wayzata, Minnesota Shev All things are in yourself Who stand upon a star. Says: Oh Adair! Usually found: Eating Stumbling block: Blushing Aspires: To learn the charleston in Z - O JOCELYN GARLOCK Kendall New York focie, loc A true friend is forever a friend. Says: In a nut shell. Usually found: Drinking instant coffee Stumbling block: Estherwood stairs Aspires: To be a mad scientist 27 'vc'-ve.. La.:-C-.3 x ff. W...-L v-0. Q A 'NL p,g- .LL Clan, is tl.. A A 5 tflvvcssono GAUPP JM' . Uliksgasse 3 Soest, Westfalen Germany Ingie A cheery fire that warms the room. Says: Oh, no! really? Usually found: In the bathtub Stumbling block: American history Aspires: To be the First Lady of Germany ,,,,,,.w. 3 C1,..2f,2.a,, QQ-uwmr A w-rv.,1lwPw0 - 'W'-'ti' g 'L rl? :oa0oL.Ax l 2p'tL V f,,.k,,.,,1,,g 15.,,a,,.. wr 1:,ruew...D1a. +240-QL my f 'gf-fe -fee efrwmfjgn x..o!- U-0L'x'- 'u'Q0'4 -Mx-we.'P-X-L CL?-an View. ,I3...J,.L, O PHEBE RICHMOND GRAUER 130 Linwood Avenue Buffalo, New York Pheb Love life and life loves you. Says: Have you seen my .... ?', Usually found: Washing Stumbling block: Lost articles Aspires: To live on the Amalfi Drive 28 ALEXANDRA GRIGGS 30 North Monroe Street Ridgewood. New Jersey Sandy Strong tea and scandal. Says: Al any ratef, Usually found: Nickel hunting Stumbling block: Permissions due Aspires: To he lady luck MARY BROOKS GRISWOLD II 43 Hillhouse Avenue New Haven, Connecticut Molly linthusiasm is the genius of sincerity. Says: 'LlVlay I ask you a question? Usually found: Panic stricken Stumbling block: Virtue vs. impulse Aspires: To write a letter without advice 29 f-765 ' 1 RUTH ARVEN CROUR Peter Bont Road v Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Roo, Ruthie Her courage is as strong as her convictions Says : Ohh,-Fabulous ! Usually found: In the chevy convertible Stumbling block: Being taken for a sopho- more Aspires: To break 100 pounds 1'??2W?'f Z .KSIVCQ ,251 0 p,Q!f4 , jf A in DA HAR!!! , .Q 24-6 Hillcrest Road , ro e Pow Farms 30, Michigan J ff' Lindidog jj A Not that I love ark less ' But at I fun more Ml dl Am that way X . ' , ' .97 l . , fa he he shouldn't be' Ip Sy ng blbckr L e green monster ' to play the guitar ! 30' x.0-'OJ J 1 ,bg-JK!! 0 .so 'JSI 9,gvlJZ yd? 052-ff fjfipq- gag! 5217 , if jtfsxv-5: W! gf' if Q' Vi l1E'-B2ONiED ITZVZQINSQP oy 251 Landing Road South 9 Rochester, New York d 77 6 0-J' Allie I All things easy that are done willingly. Says: 0h. gee, kidslq Usually found: Blushing Stumbling block: Embarrassing situati Aspires: To have a 15 waistline 5 Daw J' c-'ff -f OJ S -df N5'M'f -1 cfgr,Vf5o'.ofJ5pQW 'V 49 lv' '93ff'p vc9'X50 X KJ X3 0, 57 651016, g . vPGff'Zfff V if -fiat ' kai' ,yy J- 3?JqC',ixB5 YqW1oEfl 0:69 4' QM New Canaan, Connecticut Y fl5 North Wilton Road 2. gg C Betsy 9 X 3 Misled hy fancy's meteor ray, y passion 9 driven. ii Usually found: Clindging the senior roo book shelves SayS: nSHid too low to be overheard 5 Stumbling block: Thinking ' 6 .E Aspires: To live fast, die youngo 95' -1 as K4 Q X XX 51 1 'fi' zQJ'6 ':,s..4.. --.,.. Ss-..42,o--.Q-,KL..,r 'hoe 04.5 -- Q CJ-N-'Q' No.1 Q1MAa..n,, uJs-lvsl... Q ' 'N-'--uk D--1-Ng ?Q-.NX Q, .Nv..m-.,-n.. cG4............ A-ni... Agua.. K LA VERNE LUUER HELLYER 666 Sheridan Road Winnetka. lllinois S Q-Nd Lee Energy-knowest thou no hounds? ' gh'- kTiays: lt,s a good trick if you can get away with it! Usually found: Getting awav with it -A-ly. NAAAQ Lslultllllitlg block: Restlessneas V oglsalspiresz To be casual ,,',-y. M-'-Lu't 'Q d'9s JMMQMQVM 'Q ,LQQG - Q.a.S,0099 'k Q Vg., ,Qu-f ww- 494+ -'s+QAAl ELIZABETH LORRAINE HUBBELL Uverhrook Long Hill. Comlectirwut Hubble She tickled the feet of the soher and they laughed. Says: lsn't it itsy? Usually found: Pic-king up Lani's dropped stitehes Numhling hlock: Pal Joey Aspires: To he Harold Langis dancing partner 32 Xkfw-pl.. Xuv-+f- EN 4584 lQcLl-an T44 D I vu ' gi 'D-'1' iFliANCES KENNEDY W 525 Munroe Avenue .4 Qggh, North Tarrytown, New York 4-no -Ku ,A , Franny I I - , is Sweetness her winning wayg K Q Goodness is her way to wln. - LA.-n,A,p ' Says: '6Golls! KLM' A Usually found: Washing her hair F4-I S Wt, Stumbling block: Writing letters is ldbgspiresz To ring the big fire bell Jaan-5-, Q..LA.n.L3 .ff H M7 4531 --1-4' W .J . 7 1 :N b ol f'A1 f'Z,'..c...., ,dfdlfcfi-nav ATHARINE GI EN KERRY W! A1117 Federal Avenue Seattle 2, Washington Sainty What is it that makes people so . aa M fascinating? 4 l I Says: I should study but- Q-Q K- ' , Usually found: Attempting to bzmidustrf 1 OHS -254 ,Q-,, Stumbling block: Organization 4 . .3 Aspires: To transplant Lake Washington W and Mt. Ranier on the East coast lm f ii 33 fy! .92 J BARBARA BRADFORD LEAHY l21 Nottingham Terrace Buffalo. New York Bobbie Patience and diligence like faith remove mountains. Says: l'd never do a thing like that! Usually found: Bewitched, bothered and bewildered Stumbling block: Blind dates Aspires: To be the seventeenth on Six- teen HOPE MacINTOSH KINCSBURY 226 South Mountain Avenue Montclair, New Jersey Hopie A word spoken in due season, how good it is. Says: Yes, I know, but . . . Usually found: Trying to get some sleep Stumbling block: Psychoanalyzing people Aspires: To raise one eyebrow P, 34 ADAI R GILI MORE LEOVY 35 Keofleram Road Ulcl Greenwieh. Comieeticut ' Affair My meat and drink is to see a clown. Says: L.U.F. meeting Usually found: In gales of silent laughter Stumbling block: English Aspires: To carry a tune SPISB PDABI'-2.31-9 So,wz.Lmw Q- 'dpi' 5'e.E.mg gownbughzgbj, 44,41-yu-.ad ua. r.f1m-- whnttun. 54- me buff-4 Hurd Pusaqhdtldr qui- pgugw ww qta. dub- U-ldv-qu - ilnsgqipiu qu... dmwu Hlougu! wdl tpwwa 14390 pr, OJ' HFUDYBOL-' 0019-lb.,I'un. Quia-1 1-ouuhl cpuugy Sovihynndu. But 'bdbbs uusouwdv 1-oqll-L '+u.'bgqgf- wmcopbtbpuuuds ng- unh v-uduful Pupil.. tm thlnnsiuu wdcu 4 v-SUN-I ' JANE LOCKE Hug gg M The Institute of Inter-Amrlrican Affairs United States limhassy C W San Salvador, El Salvador. Central Americ-a Mouse W' qou' Ripples of laughter, torrents of friends. Ms urea Sag: 'Tm going insane! mg. Usually found: Laughing MCIW1 1 Stumbling block' Collecting monex N 3 Aspires: To marry a native H I 406015. 1031.8 Cpu- M +11 ICE' H5 Class W1 ?.s.?hnu. 66+ Qliqiiiouhiiglc T53 35 'r1I'd'lv:T-'jmtnlln frouupc.. L ca ' ' K' VV -'7 0 X CQ nfl? lf 'U U5 PW wg MCHENRY nf ,V 29 ew Street Z All wn, Pennsylvania ' '1 W . 0' C Cis V-,IJ XT put your trust in her is to understand the truth. VJ a' - That old witch.. . P' h yfound:...yesl tai 'ng block: That Thursday look i Y Aspires To rule the Animal Kingdom SHEILA PEMBERTON LONG Irvington-on-Hudson New York Sheila When Irish eyes are smiling. Says: Honestly!,, Usually found: Blushing Stumbling block: Innocence Aspires: To be tres petite 36 55:2 '!i4 WI CORNELIA WARD MAHAN Old Greenbush Road R.F.D., Orangeburg, New York Neal Work first, then rest. Says: All's you have to do is . . . Usually found: With circles under my eyes Stumbling block: Malapropisms Aspires: To laugh discreetly and discrim- inately 1 MARY VIRGINIA MASON Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury, New Jersey Ginny Reproof on her lip, but a smile in her eye. Says: I thought Pd. die! Usually found: Trying to pass :for 21 Stumbling block: The White Merc Aspires: To have the power to concentrate 37 r BARBARA MILLIKEN MOORE 5 Bayberry Point Islip, Long Island, New York Bob, Moo My way of joking is to tell the truth. lt's the funniest joke in the world. Says: It's just hideous Usually found: In the tub Stumbling block: My no-mail Aspires: To turn the Blue Moon to Gold ANNE SUE MOHLER 4-116-38th Street Northwest Washington, District of Columbia Mo Was anything real ever gained without sacrifice of some kind? Says: It takes one to call one! Usually found: In a dilemma Stumbling block: Red hair Aspires: To make Haven, Maine the center of population 1 38 DCQAK-Q43 SEEFQL Tm rsa.o.1 seas saga-asf m.,p,sm.', U9-SQ.na'orsY1g,...se,-tc IQQJJG- qa..u.o:9.1 and iq ,od '+u.JQ..Q.-..,4e.-ffUm..49, laa,ue,.bea-r-. an-is-la L-0 ters if-.X -you-+uAm:.2JA LYNTUN GLENTWORTH MOORE Q5-Q12 Elm Roc l Bronxville. New York NGUAUPN S-l-hx-LN A Lyns-QA-P. Clajalu Ioww-A2-M1 .ww 51 hor-me +4-QI Ceneroslty Ill her hear: talent in her W ' , ' ' ll ClS. l un a.x.,sq, in Says: t'What did you say '? Usually found: Sleeping k Rfiaffq-nam.-BAA. in the Senior Room Stumbling block: Filling out boy's appli- cations for dates fr ,ht 7 N. 'v:9.9,4 Aspires: To he a cloret 4 l00-bcu:JC.'+oa0.a. L15-l4O.9.9 0622.0- N4. 5-ng.4 To-Ps-Lijsua 0 --- Q31-I-IAQ-...-.f- Nc-O.-I.-L LJJSMD PM-f-m'..,,fwe--vb jg.,?s.c-44:9 SQ11, loc,l4.-if b AEA-AQ,sTQg,fQ.D.,J, Vimmlrdg-A L.-0...f'3 . . ' fly If my lv' 05 tx ,pf 3. 5 df' 9, X if eff rV?.f'v' 022 SARAH HARMON NAsoN Twin Lanes Farm 72? Fairfield, Connecticut ff ' Nase sr Nothing great was ever achieved wi enthusiasm. iff, v9'1Pf 'P f9 Says: 5'That's casual! Usually found: In the gray jumper Stumbling block: The clock th Aspires: To get in International House 39 out f 1 ANITA OSTERVVALDER Apartado M Cuayaquil, Ecuador Nilsie What laughter and mischief lie hid' behind that serious countenance. Says: I'm game. Usually found: Making the best of it Stumbling block: Invitation mix-ups Aspires: To reach l0O without being senile DOROTHY HALEPUALANI NICHOLS 62 Inverleith Terrace Piedmont ll, California Lani Above the world is stretched the sky, No higher than the soul is high. Says: I think you have a mental prob lem . . .M Usually found: Looking for something Stumbling block: Lack of tact Aspires: To project her astral body 40 4 ' ' ' f 1 f 3' 9 7' J' f- If 1-U ' ' gf L- 0 4 0 X ' D 9' ww vw 1' 0f'Z10'f.fa-1 Uv Q -Q' .97fW1U 'ji' if 'l 10 I 4271. 'NIJ' W flfdv , JAY' O ' 1 VJ 'I .U . l vw - 1 l -ft K,-f' Viv v 1 1' -0 959 Cv ,eo Cp A V7 P K 1 Y WM, MJOAN H0LL1ss PATTERSON -f C A f 53 Park Avenue gp I W . fipxvp 'SIX Bronxville, New York M V R' td Pat, Putter .ki-4 l'NlHer glorious fancies come from far, ,, ,W gf' Beneath the silver evening star. ' I i if S1iis5QjThat's for sure 'X l X 1 pf . E aly oun : ver a crysta a I ' Ai f 1 1,1 1 f d 0 1 11 ll '9- xxvivv 3vjStumbling block: Monstrosity mirrorjf Z ' Aspires: To tum up the sands of Utne. ts' 'CT 1 1: , if ,A 1' W .. I B .4 N tmgf- V. 1 , Co 30.491, gy- ' ' .1 G 'x dig' ggi' br. M 'JN' Ave , , .rs ,O Ssys W5-e O- VIRGINIA ANN PERIN 53 Old Orchard Lane Scarsdale, New York Annchen A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Says: I thought I'd die. Usually found: Confused Stumbling block: Writing letters Aspiresi To be on D.A.A. 41 X FliI+IIJl'IliICA RICHARDS ' lluunfl Hill Road l,i'e-minlvll. Cmnw1'li4'l1l Toni All lN'l'illlSl' u wmnan fell in lmv Says: l clicln'l do itll, lfsually founcl: Making noise Stumbling block: 5188-10 U.S.N.R. Aspirvsz To marry a king CAII, Plil'llCllAlll7 1556 CllPSllllll Slrvvl Wilnwtkzi. lllinnis l'r1'lf'l1 Life- is ai strugxglv. nul xsurfarv. Says: l lnvun you kiiowf' Usually fuuncl: IM-viding NllPlllf'l' lo xul hair ur not Stumbling lvlof-lx: lfarrings Aspires: To make- tuxc-dos for penguins JOAN BRENDA RITCI-IIE Quail Crossing. Ridge Road Huxnson. New Jersey ,loan Afraicl? Of wlnnn ani l ufraicl? Says: '4Hey. feel free to pull a sneak deal. Usually found: Listening to Oli Happy Day Stumbling block: That heel Aspires: To be-coordinated 495 if Md! wwf' My 8' . O .U ty ' -.Nfl Ni. xii, --PON e dvi' 'Loo l W.: Aff X X L 'ATRICIA ROBBINS Q' 'K fl Jw Q - g 1 3 East Walton Plac Q 5 5 5 s, S Chicavfo ll lllinois J Q Q + X A D , . . 40 A Pnl ji 0 obilxuglllfnore true angeep tllaxxze F K mortals kn 0 Q3 l M 4 ff ,, .t,i 8 i,gZi:,- ,f ,S ur E ' Stun g blucwl ggter f r s 9 ix J, 4 As! es: 'We a cky Qughoier if -8 K offs P J? 4 .Q 43 Kxxoycigt gfi S JC 'QU seg' -Q, Us 3 3x cf iwgfssgig. -Wx -734 -o :6 s?N LYNN RYAN l260 Astor Street Chicago, lllinois Rae-on A wild imagination can color the dullest of tales. 91 Says: g'Ping? You jest! Usually found: In study hall asleep - Stumbling block: Playing with fire Aspires: To be Mrs. Charles Addams CAROL STUDDARD SCHENCK 148 Lonsdale Avenue Dayton 9, Ohio Carol To live long is almost everyoneis ambition. but to live well is the ambition of a few. Says: Absolutely no phase' Usually found: OH key Stumbling block: Responsibility Aspires: To he an inhabitant of the South Sea Islands ' 4-L ELAINE MARGARET SCHENCK 460 Lakeland Avenue Crosse Pointe, Michigan Elaine A kind and gentle heart she had to comfort friends and foes. Says: l'm having a litf, Usually found: Concerned Q Stumbling block: Public speaking at 6:15 on Wednesday night Aspires: To be the Crimson Pilgrim ,tv'Q9 t E -vt sv iwqyvyv VW i'yQ'99Y gif? X to SUSANNAH STRICKLAND SIMPSON R. D. :lil Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania Sue The best year round temperature is a warm heart and a cool head. Says: Well, it was really humorous! Usually found: To be truthful, not always found Stumbling block: Susie, Susie, w0n't play in my yard with me Aspires: To be the pink elephant swf' 45 'F ASTRID ERIKA STULC --1453 Monticello Avenue New York. New York Aslrizl Diligence is the mother of good Says: t'Oh! ja Usually found: Knitting Stumbling block: Grammar Aspires: To live dangerously fortune. JOYCE MARIE SOTHERN 28 Erie Street Ardsley-on-l'luclson. New York Joy A sense of honor and of duty give her something more than beauty. Says: Huh?', Usually found: Looking for her glasses Stumbling block: Uniforms Aspires: To learn to drive 46 MARTHA STRAUSS 4 Harwood Avenue North Tarrytown, New York Strauss The only way to have a friend is to be one Says: I agreeu Usually found: Bewildered in cafe Stumbling block: 7 A.M. Aspires: To have a pug nose ANNE LOWELL THORNDIKE Field Terrace Avenue Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Thorny A head to contrive A tongue to persuade A hand to execute. Says: I forgot the punch line! Usually found: Blowing her nose Stumbling hlork: Blond hair Aspiresr To have tall children 47 ,i'l ?:,DiM ' 7 ff gf! M' 9 7. l Wfljff fb ft fy MARTHA ANNE TINKEH 457 Bellwood Avenue North Tarrytown, New York Tinker Never tinker with a mysterious device. Says: Hut it's the truth! Usually found: Trying to get out of some thing Stumbling lilock: Wigwam village Aspires: To squeleh a lie detector 1 M , My V, ' jf M- ELEANOR Fl ACH TIETIC Given Road Cincinnati 27, Ohio El, Elbel Man has his will, hut woman has her Says: 'gThat's just Charmingw Usually found: On the phone Stumbling block: False fingernails Aspires: To run a permissions ofiice way 48 SALLY SMITH TRAINER King Caesar Road Duxbury, Massachusetts Sal-Pal, Strainer Mirth is understanding's best companion. Says: Oh, you turkey. Usually found: Polishing her shoes Stumbling block: Her limbs Aspires: To be an improper Bostonian HEIDI TSCHUDY Field Terrace Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Heidi A good heart is often more useful than a good mind. Says: I don't understand! Usually found: In a tizzy Stumbling block: Cutting hair Aspires: To be far-sighted 4-9 R. A -.gi . Q X 'Qtr ' ,- A, ,N - -5 . - 1, ' ' - 4 s ' 1 X- N . XX ' sy gf? 9' 9 PX' -YQ ff- X X- ,S Q59 s 99 - f -'r LQ .-if 'D N ' Q' 'x wsfygvg- 5.62 osfvss : ye -lr Q ui- y f- + 9 f . w . :- .- i 9, ' N., LYN1 HIA VUDREY' 0 n A Xb' my . I6l5 North Marlwt Avenuf' g w , Canton. Ohio . o ffini , 'Z I J ' lllarvvling. gay. and truv. ' . X Hays: That's humorous. X Usually found: But not aln ays gg Q Stumbling hlock: Sin and all that whivh ' ' rhymes Q W J Q9 Aspires: To he Buddha . D .qs A' 5, G K7 y Q. .. 93 xx X ,K . . . is . O 's' YS, ga S xg' y..L,'i. 5. ,C A 5 0 , . Xi ' ' . + - 0 V s J if -V - it r rv 1 ' fbi, N .N 'Q . i ' S I . 'Ol JOY ALICE VOIVODA 25 H1-rodvs Attikos Atlwns. Giwwc' fmfyf A little' 4-If played hidc- and svek in thry twinklff of her Pyv. Says: You don't . . . say? I Usually found: Teaching hm' roomniatvs how to rvad tht' names of fraternity houses. Stnmhling hlock: Prepositions Ar1pirf's: To trawl to the moon in a rovket 5 50 JUSTINE INGERSOLL WAKELEE 185 East Palisade Avenue Englewood, New Jersey Jus, lussie Wussie But there are occasions when it happens that justice produces mischief. Says: I know. Usually found: Laughing at nothing Stumbling block: 10:15 P.M. Aspires: To break the bank at Monte Carlo I, 0 s I 0 A , Awww wt W fu, ,440 N I I 7 ww Jug. fi-,aaa no 7 ' YM , Owbu Q6-Cm-v 1 I t'Mff S- . A3442 ,of . 5 A f fm - Cvau-L yi JESSIE IVMICGREGOR WILSO I ' Box 627 SL' U W 0 t Sante Fe, New Mexico g Greg ef .fm If knowledge be the mark, to know thee Le! X 1 shall suffice. ! 1 ays: I know . . f' Us lly found: Wandering ling block: Mustaches Aspires: To beat the budget Sl saly VIOI,ET'l'E WYITVVER 3015 Robinhoocl Lanc- Fouth Bvnrl. Indiana Vi SilllII'lhill ' lwhwvn 1 I ind F 1 1 ranvc' uml a hc' Says: Sn to spc-ak. U u I found: Lair' lu IG Stumbling blur-k: Nu show-re in Esther Wlllld Afprrvsa Tn blow c:iillI'iPl.S horn f' u W! Q Q 55, , uw -11' 4 PW! 7 'TA ' 3 f Q Q l!KHllL1?.aa2.me2a Ar Q . , Q- 'wi f 52 ' Class Will A E, the Senior Class of 1953, do hereby will to you, our successors at Dobbs, these valued possessions that we have learned to cherish, in the hope that you will use them to good advantage. - I. Sally Trainer, will my crutches to any tri-footed junior. We, Sugar, Liz, Lucie and Ding, the inhabitants of room 3-10 Estherwood, will to our successors the mysterious contents of the forsaken third drawer. Violette Witwer and Barbara Leahy will their Yale enthusiasm and loot to anyone who possesses specific loyalty qualifications. U Debby wills the greatest Clee Club to the next president with best wishes for success and happiness in '53-'54-l We, ,loan Dunning and Chris Freese, will our colossal parts to any Phoenix members who have the extraordinary talent. Dotty Engh wills her red sneakers to Ann Lawler to help keep up the spirit of the old Phi Team. I, ,lane Locke, will to Karen Dudley my ever glowing strand of blue pearls in the hope that she will gain from them as much inspiration as I have. Room 3-15 in First House wills its wasps' nests to the next occupants. We, Hawk and Tinker, will our forward nature to Janice Vaughan and Ann Rankin in the hope that they will receive better results. We, Cis, Marie, Moo, do hereby will our never outmoded uniforms to Miss Cochran, because of her expressed desire for them, in the hope that she will cherish them as much as we have. 1, Anne Thorndike, gladly will 1,848 days of Dobbs to each of my three younger sisters in the hope that they too will eventually pull through. I, Anne Mohler, will my athletic ability to Penny Cleghorn. Julie, Sue and Elaine leave room 2-1 in First House slightly shaken by laughter. Lyn Moore wills that uubangi look to Betsy Heminway. We, Bovard, Driver and Bond, will the glory of the Confederacy to the incoming southerners. The five room wills its versatile bathtub, minus quilts and pillows, to any over- worked Senior who might be tempted to study. Nase and Jus will their sardine can fRoom 2-8l to the two rowdiest incoming seniors. We, Ryan, Vodrey and Griggs, will our educating educationals to anyone who wants a good education. We, Betsy Hubbell, Lani Nichols, Joy Voivoda, Gail Pritchard, will our varying oven-to-icebox room to the next baked Alaska inhabitants of Estherwood 3-15. Linda Hart and Ann Ehmann will their brotherhood to any two underclass women who can uphold the standards of the Christopher Robin characters. 53 N' Q 3 S -f,,.e QQ' gr! ,X 5 iss H Qmsunl f 'Y ,l ..1 I I 'N 'Y If .1- U It U D fflglfl ml 3 XQVUW N S. 7 431531-f J , 4- F' I 'l 'se dr. vgw V x l, -gi-' ,L-5 Class Poll DONE THE MOST FOR DOBBS-Liz Park DONE DOBBS FOR THE MOST-Ryan, Hart FIRST TO GET MARRIED-T cmr1 i Richards MOST TACTLESS-Trainer. Mohler BIGGEST BLUFFER-Linda Hart, any Senior in a pickle MOST PESSIMISTIC-Pe rlrx ie Carr MOST OPTIMISTIC-Julie Clapp, pre-Dohbs candidates MOST GULLIBLE-Griswold, Leahy GUTEST-Tinker. Vodrey LAZI EST-Lynn Ryan BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL-Anne Bell WITTIEST-Betsy Hawkins MOST FICKLE-Elbel Tietig BEST WIFE-Ivy Friesell MOST DRAG WITH FACULTY-Chesterfields MOST ATTRACTIVE-Jfiyce Sothern MOST CASUAL-Griggs, Voclrey BEST DRESSED-Nancy Bovard MOST LIKELY TO SUGCEED-B. Hawkins, A. Bell, Fisher MOST LIKELY TO REGEDE-Hairline MOST FOGBOUND-Barhara Leahy BIGGEST SOCIALITE-Frank MOST MODEST-Liz Park. Berrien 54 MOST CYNICAL-Sue Simpson 896 Q0 es EA 'E CLASS CLOvVN-IuSvVak.-1.f.- Af' - ,I I I TYPI-I OF EOYAMOAL.NFa.,.ImIm1 fa U- fs, BOY'S SCHOUI,-Prim'f-IOII QL MEN'S COLLECE-Yale V' Q, .I A WOMENS COLLECE-c:01.n-ado School of Mining ' If 9 TOPIC OF CONVERSATION-You guessed il! LOCAL ESTABLISHMENT-Dick's Calvin FAVORITE PASTIME-Pulling levers on candy machines PET GRIPE4ClOsed weekends RUN A MILE FOR-Male, mail RUN A MILE FROM-Milk Of magna-sia DOBBS GIFT TO MICN-Estherwuod basement TEACHER HARDEST T0 BLUFF-Ehrgott, Cole FAVORITE DRINK-Milk LOW FAVORITE F:xIfREssIcJN-Censm-ed FAVORITE BOY'S NAME-Ike,Joh 1111 ie, Egbert FAVORITE sONC--'Oh Happy IIayy ,6'Fa1gnm Soul FAVORITE MAKE CAR-Kiddie FAVORITE ClCARIf3TTl-:-Reefe1- FAVORITE CARTOONIS'I'gAddams, Kelly IF WI-I COULD OO IT OVER AGAIN, WE-w.,u1dn'I MOST ENTERTAINING TIFLAIQHER-Fihl-gon FAVORITE NIGHT CLUB-new D1-Op nm. Ryan's FACULTY PLAYCIIII.-Eidlnz FIRST AND FOREMOST-M IIIIYIIT y and Daddy 55 I2 Hair lfyes Nose Smile . Complexion Joan Dunning La Verne Hellyer Ruth Grout Anne Hell lVIargaret Bond Ideal Dobbs Girl ..i in -e lifi gm 55. . !!li iii X51 ilil ilii o me I f EZEQW if I I Q I IIIP llll -ie' r' I mu lv GM. NNN l , ff Kama 50 Dim ples Hands . . Figure . . Legs . . Carriage Nell Fisher Nancy Bovard Joyce Sothern Barbara Moore Greg Wilson Prophec T was gray out, rather wet and foggy, as of course it would be for the grand opening of the World's Fair, a perfect day to stay home and get a wonderful dinner for John. Although odd for dinner, I was planning to serve pancakes because I had seen lvy Friesell flip such wonderful ones on her new homemaking program on television. However, Nell and I were determined that we were going to the opening of the World's Fair, the pancakes would have to wait! So donning the latest invention of 1970, real rubber rubbers, just put out by the same company that produces Thorn- dike's Elevated Shoes for Both Men and Women, I rushed out the door to meet Nell. We were starting off in gay spirits anticipating gay things when we were shocked into reality by seeing a seven-foot tall white rabbit walking down the street accom- panied by--why, of course, Louise Brenner! But why did she have to bring Harvey out on a day like this? Her Dobbs background showing through, probably. Immedi- ately we started reminiscing about our Dobbs contemporaries, and Nell commented on what a good job she thought Julie Clapp was doing as the supervisor of the Masters Day Nursery. I agreed but asked if it wasn't odd that Bondy had taken up building igloos in Alaska. Nell's only reply was Brr-r-rl and we became engrossed in reading the posters advertising events at the fair. The picture of Betsy Hubbell, starring as a French Apache dancer, was plastered all over town, but rivaling her was Joyce Sothern, torch singer of the Egyptian exhibit. Good heavens! Who was that sly creature paint- ing a grotesque moustache on one of the posters? Why, it was Ding Bell exhibiting her artistic talent again. The sign she was decorating so beautifully was one picturing Phebe Grauer, the sensational trainer of Mexican jumping beans. The most colorful poster was that of Shev Cage, the lady sword swallower billed as l'll eat anythingf' We tore our eyes from these sights and entered the fair grounds, bright lights turning the gray afternoon into a heaven of laughter and noisy music. Not knowing where to turn, we were arrested by the insistent voice of Anne Beach. Doesn't any- body want to buy my postcards?', Her specialties were pictures of the fair, one show- ing the wild west show cow girl, Pat Robbins, and another picturing Gail Pritchard as the Czechoslovakian g'ass blower. We bought several and before we left Beechie, she told us that Linda Hart was on trial again, this time for perjury, her only defense being, I d.idn't mean it that way! Wandering on we were halted by a yell in back of us. Turning we saw Celia Crouse driving a Red Cross truck around the Fair full of disabled Yale veterans. That was a surprise, but when Bring 'em Back alive Berrien came rushing up, we were really confused. Stevie, who we thought was in Africa hunting stuffed animals, was full of news. We practically died when she told us that in her travels she had seen Susie Driver standing in front of the Sphinx, as she had been for the last live years, trying to figure the whole thing out. Then Stevie came forth with the sad news that Ehmann wouldnlt make it because her plane had been grounded in that sunny California weather. Dotty Engh c0uldn't be here either. She had lost herself somewhere! To calm our confused minds we started looking at the display of all the flags of the world which had been collected and set up by Pennie Carr when we heard the familiar voice of Jus Wakelee, barker for a side show. She was trying to bring to our attention the wonderful performance of Betsy Hawkins as the one and only Turkish magician 57 and hypnotist, and the terrific job that Sugar was doing as referee in the Australian Kangaroo fight. We were just ready to go in and watch what we thought would be a fabulous show when Nancy Bovard, at present a housemother in one of the new Dobbs dorms, came rushing up begging us to buy tickets for the door prize. We said we'd be delighted, but what was the prize? Why, the most beautiful prize in the world, exclaimed Bo, none other than Cini Eagles! lNell takes up the accountj Having bought two tickets, Ruthie and I resumed our tour. As we passed the Spanish exhibit, we spied Mary Amesbury, famous Life photog- rapher, snapping a shot of the two feature ballerinas. Why, one of those dancers is Heidi Tschudyf' I cried. It certainly is, Ruthie agreed, and her partner is Ginny Mason. Just as we were walking over to say hello, the Ambassador to the United Nations from San Salvador appeared on the scene. It was Jane Locke gone native. All six of us had a merry chat for a few moments before our duties took us elsewhere. Mary told us that she had just come from Forest Hills where Frank Sedgeman and his new mixed-doubles partner, Sue Beck, had recently won the world's title. And Ambassador Locke supplied us with the information that her fellow delegate in the United Nations was Joy Voivoda from Greece. We hated to break up such a reunion, but Ruthie and I finally had to continue on our wanderings. As we turned a corner we nearly bumped into Barbara Moore and Marie Bell who were up to their old tricks again, stealing candy from an innocent baby! They seemed quite embarrassed at our catching them in their act, but paused long enough to tell us that their good friend Cis McHenry had at long last given up Spanish as a lost cause and taken to speaking Portuguese in the Brazilian jungles where she had become a famous explorer. Our conversation was ended abruptly by some horrible noises. Ruthie and l hurried forward to find out the cause of the commotion and came upon a Scots- man dressed in kilts tooting on his bagpipes. Good graciousf' Ruthie exclaimed, it's Sally Trainer! But who's that following her? Why, it's Sheila Long with her oil can, all primed to take the squeaks out of Sallyis bagpipesf, I answered. As they seemed rather pre-occupied, we trudged along and suddenly found ourselves in the midst of a crowd intently listening to a soapbox orator. We crowded closer and discovered to our amazement that the preacher was Anne Mohler, still attempting to put her ideas into effect. We would have listened longer, but Ruthie spied a familiar figure busily sweeping trash into a barrel a few tents away. We approached the sweeper and could hear her muttering directions to push in' chairs and turn off lights. From that we guessed immediately that the Fairfs chief janitor was Alice Bradley. She seemed quite happy to see us and to share with us some news about our former classmates. Chris Freese was operating a steamship line from New York to Puerto Rico and making huge profits. Alice was full of news of the high seas for she also told us that Toni Richards was very happy living on a battleship with her admiral husband. Neal Mahan was her chief steward. As Alice resumed her sweeping, Ruthie and I walked down the long row of tents. What's this-the mysterious Italian fortune teller? Why, it's Lucie Belin still predicting the future. And who are these exotic Hawaiian hula dancers next door? Of course, LaVerne and Lani, the lovely ladies of the Islands. As we stood there watching them, gunfire broke out behind us, and turning, we saw Barbara Leahy, famous Scotland Yard detective, chasing that-international jewel thief, Astrid Stolc! What excitement! Ruthie and I followed them but we got lost in the crowd that was jammed in front of the vaudeville show where the chief attraction 58 was America's No. I comedienne and contortionist, Sandy Griggs. We would have loved to see her perform, but it was getting late, and we decided to move on. We hadn't gone more than fifty feet, however, when a rhythmic beat reached our ears. It only took us a minute to locate the source of such music-Debevoise's calypso band. And who should be Debby's lively drummer but Greg Wilson! Debby paused for a moment from her strenuous conducting to inform us that .Iocie Carlock was still in the Swiss Alps practicing her yodeling. She wasn't all alone, though, Nitsie 'Oster- walder, while tending her goats, was giving ,Iocie some helpful hints. Debby also showed us a letter in which Sainty Kerry promised to be on hand for the Fair, but she had been unavoidably detained. Sainty was a plumber and had been called to the rescue of Joan Ritchie who had fallen down the bathtub drain and had to be ex- tracted. We would have loved to stay and chat longer, but as usual, I was hungry, so we decided to go eat dinner. As we walked out of the calypso tent, a newsboy was shouting the evening headlines. Extra, Extra! Griswold saves Kingsbury from drowning in water color on Martha's Vineyard! We hailed the newshawk, and, to our surprise, it was Vi Witwer who had decided to use her voice as her vocation. Vi told us that Carol Schenck was also using her voice--giving singing lessons to canaries! As we were standing there, who should come up to us but Allie Hawkins, the new American Beauty Rose, still as red in the face as always. She just wanted to buy a paper before rushing off to meet Ingie Caupp, new queen of German society, who was docking in half an hour. Allie hurried off and Vi resumed her salestalk. As Ruthie and I walked on, we heard a tremendous Boom and, turning into a nearby lane, found that Sue Simpson had just shot off Margo, the Human cannonballn and was hurrying away to find her. We continued on our way and were quite amazed to see ,Ioan Dunning appear right in front of us. She had been standing sideways to us and, therefore, had been invisible. We chatted a minute with her and she added to the news we had already received. Liz Park would come to the Fair later in the evening when she had finished demon- strating to her dancing class how the minuet should be done in high heels. With this, Joan left us, and we ambled on. We had almost reached our destination when who should go tearing past but Elbel still shouting, I Go Pogo! Poor girl, she must have been mad because chasing her was ,Ioan Patterson in a white coat. Ruthie and I finally arrived at the restaurant, The Pizza Pie, where we decided to eat. Its pro- prietors? Well, obviously, Lynn Ryan and Cini Vodrey. Smiling broadly, they greeted us at the door and ushered us in. Who should be the hat check girl but Martha Strauss. Cini informed us that Strauss would do a dance later on with the cigarette girl, Frannie Kennedy. Shades of the Dobbs chorus line! After we had ordered our pizza and some of that excellent Portugal wine produced by Nase which Lynn highly recommended, we caught up on the news and whereabouts of several of our Dobbs classmates. Cini told us that Lyn Moore found it impossible to come to the Fair. The poor girl was still swamped with her letter writing to boys. And Adair Leovy wouldn't be there, either. She was still on the first slope at Lake Placid learning how to ski. Suddenly Ruthie happened to notice the television show featured on the restaurantis set. Isn't that Elaine Schenck giving her advice to the love-lorn?,' she asked. Indeed it was! 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Nina l,ucke-it Wlury Sayles l4lIl'lt' Stmulr illau-llvl Nlrlflintock Straub 05. llvllii- l.lll'lil'll '2fvl. llzuiivl Nun Czunpi-n llloruvllly Colm? Van V lluiln-r Slrziuli '2lH, ,liulitll llamlin ll.lllll'l0lll' Wurll llillIllll'Il '20l.fllll'll1'll1l Xlziliun lkillllilfllllf llall Gran! lgflllltillll '97, lllzlfy l5l'Ul1F0ll llllllllill '27P. .lllllil llrmxxi 'U-ll. Killllilfllll' l urm'll 1I.nis Nlillvr Watvrman 'UL 1Kulln-rim- ixl4'l.1'llllllll llronll fill, llimi- liingslmry xlilliy lflizulwlll xY2lll'l'Il11lll l zirw1'lI '23i. Thirrl Raw-- ifllILlI'lUllt' M1-wr Kingflnury '2lI. Nlury Brooks l.'Xllglll5- Nlzwilri-gm' Wilson Ll:-ssiv l,uk1- Wilfmi '2ll. lilizalwtli lu 'xl'l'lllllllll l'li'u1nlw'U5l. Sllfilll l.im-nln 4Mary l,m-rvliu l.m-wlyuul llflizzilwlll lfilxszilwls I.:-mlyurul '2l1i. Kala Juliu- .onmis Linn-uln '20i. lie-lay jam- Iflmwr ill:-ily llilfl' -un llflizulu-Ili llupkins ,llillllhlill 'UIL xlfgillllil fl0l'lH'ilIl glllllll Fluvwr 'lTP. xli.ll'g1llt'l'il1l llurris Ll:-un llymun llirgxiniu l r:-xi Wriglil 'llfn Xirgginiu Wrigglll fl0l'llI'ilIl llarris 'fi2l. lflimlwlli llulxln-ll lllluru llum llulvlwll 'IZBL Nlu1'gurvl Klmln-ml ixlill'g1ilI'l'l Nivlmls llollgluss 2-H. lanlun Xluorv lllairrii-1 llumiltun Nlmm- filll. lluxlu-ml '3lH. llzlry lflimln-ll: Fvlli-rs llflixalu-Ill lfvkvrt Him- llziwkins lllorm-liu Kulninsam lim-ll XL lllllll Fvlli-re '26i. l,illl'll'lLI llauli- Vllililrvil 'Xllisnm Ruth-r liuvll lluwkins 'SWL .'xllll1'llllTllH ll'lI'Zllll'1's Sll'l'l4' ifur- llzulv 'Silt l l'm-:lv-l'im'u lli1'l1zll'1ls ill0llSliilll'1' ful1l'iskia- lib '29D, Carolyn llull iliarlmru Hmilli llalll '3lH. llorollly l.uilingIou '29l. llililii llllillllllilll lllililii l.ilwlwy Iv:-5 '05. lluvlx illllilfltllll' l'm-li-r llu1'k'93P. 'xl'lillll'lll'W1'y lllur- lflizulu-Ili lxv- flllillblllilll '25i. lfliulu llc-ln-xoisv l,l4-ssiz- urie- llolnlmilw lltilllxllls 'OSL Kalllwrim- ll0lll'lll1lllll l,m'4l Ili-lwxoisv 'Wx lftllc-l lluline-ll llulvinsnn 'Ull. Sta lK2lllllll'llll' lfrmt llnlimmnii 'l6l. Svrnml Kun' Sufun lvlianiv livrrivn ixllll llll'll' Wi-Kitlrii-k Smith '29P. llaxr- Wtzirk 1-Xnnv X14-lim-ii 'llwlil '2Ili. lfuln-I Nlvllm-ury rin-I lli-rrivk illuulim- lluullnn ll:-rrivk '05i. llolora-s 4l.ulliae'l'1-l'lilllsXlm'll1'lll'! '2fli. xl4'Nllll1ll'll ilriiltls illlllll Slllllllivs tfllaflb l l1'l'llLlll1l1'Z Sllllllllva '31 I. l.u Vvrm- lluxsm-y llrigg- 'UDL Suruli Nason 1Xlu1'y Wmnl llllflllllll H1-Ilyvr lliul vrnv l,ml1'r llfllyll '25'!. .Ynl l'l'l'St'IlI' l.u1'iz' NIISUII gill- 'Mlilil' 'WWW 'l'llU 'l 'llflffll I-Q :Y 'l7.l- lla-lin 1l,u4'i4- Wi-Ili-Q llvlin 'UIZL Molly llovulvn Vllzlry 'llfllll 'S.llf'l'l 'l'!f11 'i' l l'l: m llmfllfs 'Ll' lslw' llurnlxum l:1llHll'll Wil. ,Iuliu Di-mart llililmri- llm-lm-l W 'v ,f iH ' -'- WW 't 'h . 'i't ' -l'- lll'Wi!I'l tw, fimilim llillim viii.-I lli.v.-m.-,.-.- miami llc-lv-li lA'lM'Ill'lIIg1 ill:-lvn l'ur:l1-v l,i'lrl'lll'lllfl HI. l,0lllM' .IIN IX' I I. I' I,. I' I III.. .I I I I II. I' I IIIIIWII IIMHIMI IIIIPIW warms .Iwh IMIIW Waring IIII- li, . .it lllllt I llllgl-llllq .mmf v,UlllhIlll IHLEQIIN in-rl '23D. Num' ll:-zirli lllzlrvizl Xllllilf llvilvll '2TD..luz1n JH- l-l1 l'f1 falllv! 'l'l0l'4'I11'f' Wailkfr filfllvy' ZN- llmming 4lli-My Xlmm- lllllllllllgl 'EIL lm- 'Xlussvlimin ll2l'l l l 5 lll 'll'i1l':I1ll'1'l ldllw 5ll1lvIll 29P.w Sandra IlJlIII,I,III.I. QQIIIIIIQIIIII X1I,,,I.l,IIIm 1263. Ilmm lim-l,,,I,r Smiili 'Num-3 F. Fulk Xluylu-vi '2li. W4-nily xxvllllllllllll 1Kall1c'l'im' Slzinlim llilflltllll' '92l. l'1ll'2lllUl' llvylyim' illill'l'll'l llllllllillll xxflillllllllll 'Silk 77 1: 1 , 1 1 6 Q 5 TEN I,Ii'XlllCRS Firxl Run' l.aXvrm- I'!l'Iljl'l'. Num-y HOX'2ll'1l. llupf- Kingslnnry. .llllil-l lflupp. B1-tsy Huwkine. Srfwuml Kun' lflilnlwlh I'ilI'k. 'Xslrifl Slulv. 51152111 Ih-1-k. Xlully llriswnlrl. Tllirrl Hun' l.1l1'i1' H1-lin. 'xlllll' B1-ll. Frewlvriva Rivh- 111'1lN. Sltwlllilllil' Bt'l'I'iQ'Il, Chris- ti11z1 l 'I'4'l'Nl'. YICXRIIUOK BOARD Firsl RUN'-AfRlllll Cmnt. Herlvn Fi-hvr lilo-lfelilorsl. llupv Kings- lmry 1li11si11e-ss Xlzlnflgvrl. Nm'- nml Run' Mira- Hawkins. Lynn Ryan. lsalwl NI1'llr-nry. Hnrlmra xl00l'1'. Vary 'xlll1'Slllll'y. The Tens f , . xhulnuu lllf Tvns originate-cl in H137 ancl since tlian has split into ftllll 1 groups. Originally tliv Ten Leaders. ntnninatvfl vavli wal ln ic' ' V Q tiring nwnilwrs. livlrl a grvat part of tln' rvspmisilmility lm st mn ,5 it ' , t'lll1t'lllt'l. Sim-0 tlw organization of tht- Student Count-il. tht lvu 5 W A i Q..-:Q tivs ol tht- sr-limit. , liavs' l't'flllt't'tl llll'll' avtixitivs tu u sponsorship uf tlic- rt-lign it fe r Yearbook Beard tl I' llli Yvarlumk llnartl is an organization cunsisting uf ug,l rt p 6 rc-svntativcs from the sc-ninr class. Its incnilicrs attvinpt lm, t -7' ji A ingvnuily tu present tn tlic- sclimrl and to tho tht- alumna: an mn ' i taining as well as an iiifurlm1tix'v yvarlmnk. ons' tllat vi-we s tiost Y V- t4'4RB00 'enter Executive Bieard - . . - . , . V . lllx bvllltll' l'.XPK'llllXt' twin-tl is at group nf tllllt't'I'S zlnml vmnlnlttvcr clialiriiwli ul tlie st-nim' vlass. Its function is to rt-prvse'nt tliv 1-lass. tlvul witli its prnlvlvms. uncl act upon its suggvstions. prmnuting H luyul spirit in tht- svlmol. 'lllw aulvisvr wht, guiclvs ull the svniur class avtivilivs is Miss Clark. pl't'Nl0llS xvnrs anfl nliicli may truly tllt'l'll its title. Jll'lll.Yfll1IIf'll s 4 9 ,, t gf' 5' 'tr .l' I0 ,Q .Q 4,441 lf SENIOR ICXlEtIlVI'IN li HU.-XR!! First Rau' tlliristina l rvm'sv, Rlllll tlront. Svrmnl Run' th-lia lfrnnsv lSt't't'l'l21l'yl, Xnnv th-ll ll'l't'!41lll'Illl. llm'l:'!l l irln'l'. Tlllifll Run' ,lnyrv Sotln-rn. l.ilxt'l'I1t' Ile-llwr t'l'i'vz1s1il'e'rI. 'Kliw Braml- V . 1 . lvy 4X l1't'-I l'f'rsltlt'lll I. 79 w .1 . C. . P I arpe Diem f W, W -4' Y .'Xlll'l'l lll,l1lM if lliv sluilvnl Ul'gilIllZillllIII ixliivll m'vl'sm-s. zmcl lu N J wnw 1-xii-nl guwrns Ilia- mm-rm-siclm-nl group willi tlu- assistmir-v ,rf uf llwir mlxisvr. Miss Alif-v Wzillvr. 'l'li1-5 liziw 1-liargv uf Iwo arvzis if mf llllll-l'l'Slfll'Ill zlvlixily. llim- 'l'mlxl llumn mul lliv Cill'l'l1'l'lil. hclilflll' 5 Dli'lll.u Izllwn from llm'z11'1'. Ill1'2lllS 'l'llr'y rvup ilu' l1ul'w'sl ul' thi- cluyf' uliif-I1 mulws il ai signilii-mil nunw for u mm-ru-siilf-nt organiza- llllll , , o 1 Th Corr i nd nc C mmltt e e po e e lo ee l'll'l 1fiv1'r1-sp::liilm-:iw C1llllllllllf'l' in El svnsi- ilucs thi- l-Ihl'l'lglI l't'lll- K lions isurlx uf Ilia- Nlissimizllw Fiwivlx to ixliivli 1-uvli llulmlms stu- ,df i . . ,,, ilvnl lll'lllll F. 'lI1i- l'1lIIlIllllll'1' ki-1-is in lHlll'll lu urililw xxilll ilu- 4' lf' l . T' lliirlx-luur IDN!-il'1'lS of llll' Nlliilllllillil Sm-im-ly: ilu-3 svml llwm l'lllllll'Q lmulxs. zlml thi- IIIHIIUN 1-mlll'ilvl1l1-rl lvy all llir- sluflvnls. Vlillvy also FIIUIISUI' mm ivs uml vlmpi-I IIIAHQIYIIIIS In zmalu-11 unrlcl c'misr'imis- in-ss. n e Junior Executl e Board ,loc 1 cc, 1 ' W U' . . 1 . ff M V lllt ,llIllIUI' Lluss flllN'lIIIllSill'1' lxmfnlml: lu luki-1-m-v uf tliv sc-lluul 1 lruililing mul to lic-lp in lliv vars- nl ilu' gym mul llw gmumls. ln aulililinn. thi- ,luniurs lfillllllllllilllf gin- Ilia- Claws llay play for thi- ' I' l fmiims. 'lillis war lln-1-Ias, lmfl lun le-ai ilunvvs. 'lllic' Junior l':X!'I'llllYK' uw'wg , . ' . . . . . ff -Q lDHilI'1l is il vmiinllllm- vlmsi-n from llu- vlziss In cllrm-I llwsc 1l1'llX'Illf'S. ,ll NIUR IQXI-XIl l'lXH IIOVXRII ,Nf'1l,f'll ,Iunv ffmwlirun. Sharon xYlIlQ1'l'. llurol Xlilllmllauul 15:-1 rn-tary U. l.:-uifv Stun-r lVlll't'klFlll'- l'l'l. xIill'Q1ill'4'l lie-iil. Smmling l'axll'i4-ia llaili- ll'r1--ielm-intl. Ilvl- vn l,!'lrl'llI'lHg1 IXim'-l'l'4'si1l4'nll. Nina l.um'lu-H. l'1m'im'ia1 lioxwlon. lililalu-Ili Xlayv-r. llzu'i'ic-t He-rrivk. 80 if-XHVIC IHHNI l ll.sl Kun' Lflllllill lfnglv-. xlilflllil slfilllrr. .Iuyvv Snllu-rn lI'r4--iflw-ull. I 'l'Hlll'1'N K1-lmrmmly Him'- Pll'NitIl'Ill7. xlilffllil Tillk1,'l'. Sm-mul Kun' Naam-3 Xielnl. SIIMIHIIQ' xXill'lll'I'.' fi:1L'lu:lrzl llznxw-. Flu-ilu? X Lung. r f N f- KIUNlilCSl'UNlJlCNlIIC 4IOXlXlI'I I'l'fl'f Svutfwl l':Hl.llIll'III l'41l'k lllun.'. llillllil Xlulunn-5. l l'u-nl1'l'i4-an Hi4'll1lI'lIN l'l'l'4-uNul'vl'I. Nlury QIUNIK l.um'ie- H1-lin 1llnu.'. IAIIIIIH Xlumv lllmm. lluwivl Nun flaumpvn. Nlumling llntll llroul. Suxnn H4-vk 4llon.P. lla-In-n I i'lI4'I' lxi1'1'-1illlliI'll11lII7. Iqlilllllifll llamkinx Uzlliliflllillll. Xflrial Flulv. 'Walr- gure-I lhnul IS:-1-rw-lain I. Nui l'1'4'.w-Ill lil-iv Xxfurml. Xirginiu ffm-lumix, Nlurglure-I fillklllilll. l'ulrim'iu 114' Sola. NQIIHW I'-l'l'l'lll1lIl. I.1llli'1l Uilln-l'l lllmnl. flilllllfll Ilull. l'zIil2llN'lll l.l'Ilt'l'i4'll. 4jUl'Il1'Ii2l xlilllllll. lfolu-I Spurr. Sllllllllll' XXlll'lI1'l', Blau IUTHE I I :sl , The Photinix i 'fgisgq fkfvifw irsl Rau' Ilvlsy llayyltins. 'ylaruarvl Hom-r. l'il1'anor Re-y'lrin1'. lflln-n Knox. l,ynn Ryan. l.ouis1- Slow-r. Srfrorzzl Ron' llc-itli Tst-Inufly, -Xlmira llulmlyyin. Nallvy' lloyartl. llFlNllllil l'ra-1--1-. ll:-isy llulrln-ll. l.ynIon Nloorv. llwlvn llhlll'I'. Farah l'1-nn:-ll, llulvl Ron' .Xnn l'.llIll2lllll. Sta'- lllf Pliovnix was startvcl in IQU5 hy Mis:- liat-livlvr. This organization gaw farvvs and 1-omt-flies until IOIO wlwn a surlflf-n l'!'IlZllSS2lIll'f' of't'urr0cl with thv 1-xcvllent tlraniatic pvrforniancv of Quality Strvvtf' Today' the Phoenix prvsents plays svmi-annually' anml sinvcl I9l0 has attainvrl a good mlval of success. But sum-ess 1-oultl not have lllltill attainvrl without the nxt-4-llc'nt work of tht- Tvclinic-al Staff. yyhivh is thc- lravklyonv of t'y's'ry play. ll was only started in l93o. This yvar tht- Phoenix invitvtl tht- Pvriwig Clulu of l.aw- rvncfivillv to gin' a show hero at llolrlis. 'lihf' show anfl the flanc-c aftf-rwa1'tls provvcl a grvat sur-ross. Tlwir plays this year have lu-en l,ittlv Xxilllllvllli lmy Louisa May' Alcott. and Our Ht-arts W1-rv Young and Cay by Cornvlia Utis Skinm-r and lfmily' Kimhrougrh. . . . . . , . 5 llllilllll' lll'l'I'lf'Il. Farah Nason. Larol N'lu'm'k llrvasnr- M , - ,, g vrl. lfyntllia Noalrvy lfillillfllliflll of ilu- 'l'm-m'lini4'al Slafll. 6 0 I It 46? I' .I ' J' 7' ' . nm- vlilltililllllkt' ll,l'1'Nlll4'llll. .loan l'atIe-rson tyit-vb 'fi rj A N --V xi Ai , A I fl?--Agiiit L' i ' Ira-sialvnl anal Fu-wr:-tary U. ,loan llnnningg. llalrivia llailv. if X k ' ' , V . ,y I lI'l'1lt'l'l1'Ll lll4'llill'llH. ,Noi f'I'l'.Sl'III ICI-iv Xxlorrl. Karon an- I ' Y ' v4 A , ' 9, 'R I llufllc-y. l'alsy lflliolt. l.onisa lLilln-rt. llvlsy lmm-1'i1'll 1 ,i J i 1 R Sd , . . . f- fl ' ll'llljltll'1l xlltlIll'l'. Xnnvlu-n l'1'rni. lrilll l,l'lll'llill'll. llvwrly n 47 if Wilson. l.oi- Wilson. Sharon Wing:-r. W ' will 'U' 4' 4,71 Y 5? rf, ' Hy U -W f .YL it 5' 0 U2 HI-I Ulm' Clulm was fultnflvfl in H392 with il grand total uf ulmut thirtc-4-n me-inlwrs and has now prugl'f-ssml tu a me-inlvvrship of almost sixty. llivltlrlvcl arc the Clulfs tm: small gmupsf- thv Sixlvvn. which sings pupular songs. anrl tlw Clwir. which purtivipaltvs in Sunday Vvspvrs. Ulm' has svvvral mm'c'rts with lmy si st-limits vavli yvar anfl prvsvnts at traclitinnal Christmas Carnl Sc'rvi1'1' as wt-II. At lhv ond of tht- svlnml yvill' tht- Cluh plays an iinpnrtzint part in tht- final cxcrcisvs-Y Stop Singing ancl rliuwvr Singing. on the lrlst two Snnmluys uf lhv spring tvrln. Firxt Rau' lflizulu-Ili Park. l'atri1'iu Gordo lm .1 l:0tlSt'll. ,lunv linvkm- 1Sa-4-rm-tary-'l'ra-asln'm-rP. lfluli IJ' 1 Xtlisi' ll'i't-sith-ntl. llnrotliy lfngh Him-m--l'1'vsitleliti Klum lluwlxins ll,ihrurizlnl. .lunm-t K4-Inn. ,lovvlyn bdrm .lvzln liiiI'lNlllI'. St'!'UlIll le1lIl '.'xIllll' lllulila-r. ,Inyu 5r 1-rn. Nlurtlm Strauss. ,luliu lilupp. 'xllllt' l is 1 idyf lJlllN'lllH'l'l'y. liuia ,luhnsun. RCIIVQ' fhtlliilllll an l'i01lSlll'l'. Kullmrinr K1-rry. -Xnnv llc-avli. Thlnl aw Cynthia l'iil,ELll'N. l,z1ni Nivhuls. l l'ul111-s Kt'IlllttlV 'N ttlivt- llarnvs. Ninlvttn- Witwvr. .lunv Clwllfdll lglllgslilllf. l,inala llurt, Surali liurlu-r, Nl2Hll'l4'llll RIT! l ol1rll1 Run'--llaplniv liisse-ll. Sally 'liruincr Inu llrulwr. sllfillllillll Silnpson. Susan Ht-1-k. l.alrrl r luritlgi-. ll1ll'l4lf'I lun fiilllllwll. lm' llozmllnan Sum I l'rf 8011! lnmu llrlm Nlnor:-. lfnlily' Nissm-r't llooift. Nu 1.- Nlairgu lihainski. Mine' finrtis. illary l.0l1isf Drlwr lngm-lmrg. lluupp. lla-lc-n l.:-iscnl'ing. Surah Inn l',l'xzilu-tli luring. finml Nlillllmmllgiill. .lnrlith 'Noon A Kristi Norstltiillllfl .9 ' H ' ix . , -' f' 1 .4 0 A ., , , 2 I x 5 ' 'E V ,Ar ' iq xi' . A -X 1 . 1 ' W A . ,L ' 5 A -it -. R , 'Y vi' B -' I df ' wr' A 's 7 ' N- . X .A ' ' ' s Q fl f S' X A I ,i f f ' N . li J . 3 X :X if Q if 5- A - K 1 gy u j sf I s , 1 ' ' i. qx V, ' ' 16-W n K0 in ' 1 -s I A V 5 7 i The Glee Club T2 Dm X414-. 4. N0-4.u.'1HM1, upgiua .y'4-hLU.u.u,A5j l d 'wth-l4lol1'Qa4 nic Mlm- vl '.f 44.0144 ,:zG.z,l' 41,610.7 outzfyu Nqydh wud java? M 41' '91 dad -L0-u 'f -yffznyer Nffffqrgdg whom 15cx4A-f 7fa.gJ.a, Cu.q,dI 'Sw 034-1-41 '74 Ill. Rina, 14.1141- Z,l,2,l4, - W Hui Run' Ixulwl xIi'IIl'Ill'f IS1'1'H'I1ll'X-II'I'4'il'lll41'lAI. XIill'IIll'glbI Xxilwn lllulive- I,I'1'NIlII'IlIIA ,lnliu Iflulll 1 lI'r:-Ni1Is'nll. Kfurl--:nw Xllixun Illia-Xiwv Pr:-xiflwulr. xfmit. Swmnl H1114 XIlI'l' I'.iNIu'. I,uM'rm' llf-llywr. 'Ninn I,um'lx- 'I Nu m II1 IX XIIIIIII Iixlflxxin in mnllx I-ll, llllfrl Run' . we 1' . 'L a .. -1 Simpwn. I UIlIllI Hun' ,lu-lim' XX uk:-If-1-. Xlurgu IIIIUIII -ki, fl.-lin IIITIIINV. .Illllll IILIIIVINIIII. Fill!! Nun' Xliw limnllf-x. Sh:-ilu Long. Xnuv Ih-II. Nfxlla Run' Sllfllll Nilkllll. Itln-aumr ln-lug. lallmlwlll I'11rk. Nui l'rr.wnl Ilulollux Iiurk. l'4-m-Inlw lflm-gluvrll. ,Inu-Ixn llul'ImIx lIurl'n-I IIl'l'l'l1'Ix. XIZIIW Izllzuln-III FvIl4-IN. if 5 5 me n.,l,1,S ,Mhlvliv AxSS.,..imif..1 M, f.,m..1.-.1 XX in IUHKI lu prmnutm- an utI1In-liv fpiril umI In 1I1-wlnp sports mul QRIIIIPP UI' Iilwlillfl In'm'fil iffy Iiurll yvur In 4-1-If-llmlv Um-u1'g:v Wzlsllirmglllmlll VL Iuirlluluy. IIN- Il.-X. X. pre-svnls an IIl'l'lllilIl.u 1-un 'I I Ik isling of il minuc-I gixvn Ivy llu- llN'lllIN'l'S mul 1 rv? Ixils 'ml on Iny lIn'xa1l'im1sImllsa-gmlllrs. In IIN L spring. the-3 :Iam-v IIN- Nluypull- all IIN- mmuzxl I alI11'rs' Hay l'X1'llI. Mlmlm-lim' zmurcls am- prvsvlll- ul all IIN' 1-lusv of r'zu'I1 wan' mul ll lvnm vup If QIIXPII lu ilu' winning tram. lim-kwl Ivy IIN- lIl'lI uml UIIIIIIIFIQISIII of ull. IIN' lb.IX..AX. If mu- D, A. A. uf IIN' mm! sparkling urggmnlmlmm all IMIIIIS. llli .ll.AlS7'l'.'R KEY will lml :ls Iirsl war as 1 llll' sl-lwul lll'WSIJillN'l' Ill ,lumn 'lllw papwls aim has lwvn to luring vurrenl news In its read- vrs In ilu- sm-lmol. ln ilu- Hrst war mm- lssucs ul ills- lxvy xwre- vlrvlllzlla-cl Qlx In lnlluvugrupllml lurm zmml lllrn-0 lll'lIllt'Cl mlitilms. Sinn' ilu- pupvr luis SQ'Xl'IllQ'l'll mvmlwrs wnrlxing on ilu' stall. ll van prm-svn! u null' xarivlx nl' :wus uml illltlilll T,-fig x V' 4-xpm-l'ic'llm'm' In Illilllf girls. ln ilu- Nl'2ll'S lo 1-mm' ' A , . 1 , mln llll llrlslzr Kc 1' il murm- xnlul uv lumps' lo ma H ' purl ul ilu- lifn- at llulll 4.9 M 49 A.. in 'E fi 9 'A 'A ii.-. 4-lil I ir.vl Run' l.nui-v Slum-r. Swain l'illNl1ul'5. Snr 014' lfla-Alun' lla-ylrinu-. l':1ll'i4'iz1 lluflv. lflivulwllu Xlilftl lialrvn Ilmlls-y. l'1-m'lop1- lflvglmrll. l'lll'lPl Nlilllmllaunl llelln l-l :mm llulull xlill4gLLll'l'l lloxxw. Thin! Nun' - - nk- g. '1 ' ., . . . ,. l.t'1lllj. lzlzllm- 5l'll1'Ilt'lx. l'1'1-ll:-l'11-an lhll'llSll'llN. ,lu-tm: xx2llxl'll'l' llfllilurl. Siifilll Nu-nu. l'll0'JlIllDI' livlig. Sllil XX ilngy-V. ,- ha The Chapel Committee HIC Chapel Committee was founclecl in 1941 and at present Con- sists of twelve girls yyho are representatives of the four classes and interestetl in promoting a growth of high icleals in the school. By means of oeeasional Chapel serviees the eomniittee tries to hroafl- en the stutlents' outlook on religion and the infinite parts of life it touehes. Literar Cook HE Literary' Cooks try to encourage creative writing at Dolyhs. ln weekly' meetings they reacl. eritieize. and vote on material handed in lyy the stuclents. Tllt'tI. in periotlieal ellapelsftheir oral Kelllesefthey present reaclings ol' aeeeptetl papers. Their other ae- tivities tluring the year inelurle the sponsoring of a movie anal the sale of Uolylms ilinks. The profits of the sale provide school books for some neecly eountry. ...ig reeitals a year for the sf-hool. 86 llu :lu :ru E532 un lll ll I nil :ul un nu nu. 'ml nil Ill ull un llll llll llll ug ll llll ltil llfl ll nl llll ll I llll ll I llll llll llll llll llll I I I I -V - . . . :: :: :. 5: Ei :: :::! I g 1 ly 'I ll: s lsls un lun 0. ,QW P+ ,.. f Ge- E .- ln ,b ELC The Dance Club HE Dance Clulm is the youngest organization i slartecl last year luy' lVliss Gooflwin on the Cochran for the lyenefit of those who wishetl to n the school. It was suggestion of Miss have more time to express themselves in their claneing. The liluli presents one or two Il XNtfl'f tIl.llIi Firxl Roll' Naney' llovarcl, Mar- tha Strauss 4Yiee-l'resi1lentl. lla itll 'Ili linmly ll'i l.y'nton Xl .loyee Sotl ' U' 'esimlentl, oore. St'l'llIlIl Roll' f iern. tlyntllia liagles, hlargaret Bower. lfornelia Hay- ' 'L Nason Ti' lty. Nlaiy xll,.lllll I. . llnl lyfou' hlalry' lflizalmetli Sellers. l'ranees lu -nnealy. lletsy' llulvlyell. Nlary' Hlizaluetll Rotlman. Eliza- ln-Ill llanson. l.yset!e llanliltou. N ol Prex PIII' -'Nlolly Howden, Gail Farago. Peggy Flynn. liar- lrara Walker, Heifli Wolllisln-rg, tIIl1l'I'II, 1I1JNINIl'l l'liI-1 l1'1I1'I1z11'1I. 5111111-5 xl00I'1'. killll arinc' l 11rm-Il. Sworn! Run' lvllal lxsmlurx. Il1ll'l'l1'l xilll 1.1llll lH'Il. 1:1ll'llI 51'l11'111'k. l.oiN XX ilsnn I ul Il'l'.V'lll Nlury xllll'Nl?lll'f' xfilllll' Ill-xwy. Hillllilfillt' l i1-lc! U:11'ggn-1'y N1-11011. I.I'I'l'1li XHY 1f17llKS fllil Kun' 1:yIlllliil xll11l'1'j loam Hill'lHbIll'. Nlill'gLill'1'l RUII1 Hive- Ill'l'Ni1l1'lllI. SITIIIIII Run' x1l'XillllII'll Griggs. Nlllll 1:l'0lll Immun lillvhlv. xllllll 11511-1'xu1l111'1' 1 urnl S1'Ill'lll'l'i. lillli Ni1'IlUlN I Iinlu lh-In-mir:-. Tlliru' Run' 101114-lizl 'Nl41l1z11l. I.yllI0ll Hoon 1'I'1'1-1151111-1-1. Ilillllllll' Nix-1-ll Nlflllllllllt' Hl'I'l'll'll 1Pl't'NIlIt'lllV Kuna- H1-1u'l1 154-1'1'a-111131. 1fvli11 l'1l1INl'. Nui I'I't'.W'llI 1.l1ll'4' Iwo -he-1: xllll SIIIIIIVIA. l'irxl Kun' .lllllilll xl1l1ll'!'. 1l11il THE KETTLE 0ne Autumn Day by JULIA CLAPP I thought that I had lost Him. There was no purpose to my life. I lived for myself-I was my Cod. Then, one autumn day I noticed a bright red tree- Its crispy colored leaves scratching each other in the wind. I felt a prick at my heart And I knew that I had found Him. was sorry I had hurt him-I r A Hurt by NEAL MAHAN cally didnit mean to. My thoughtless words had slipped out before I had realized what lid said. lt brought an anguished look upon his face. His mouth straightened stiffly, his jaw fell, his eyes glistened with smart. My throat tightened, suppressed with tears. I didn't mean it, I shouted, I'm so sorryf, He turned his face the other way. The It came and there was nothing I could do after it was over but sit and stare into space. It came and there was nothing I could see after it was over but a dim ' reflection of your face. All day long, although pursuing an LANI evasive Latin verb or chemistry problem. I could feel your presence very near me. All night long, through the shallow prattle of roommates discussing dates, my heart wished you could hear me. Letter by NICHOLS All through dinner, through the incessant talking, the mechanical process of eating. the rattle of dishes around me The thoughts of you kept returning in a series of delightful moments and feelings of warmth and affection to surround me. It came and after it was all over there was nothing I could hear but your heart speaking to mine alone, And after it was all over, after I had folded it up and put it away, there was nothing I could feel but your heart seeking mine alon 88 6 ,i.4.., DmAKodo, N s :mia Qwf.+wqf., mf Neem E.gNc?l'll'1OJQ,tk4 noi-r Wonder by he deq: tqpe CQ - cpsu , J OAN BARBOUR fl-to sux-:aiu-iq, Sri ttu 7loH'.f' 'Ni' 1-teen hm hQms l'emIQlc.. My life to wax in fulness, and the gleam Gm -- ad wfs Of what I now am only is the Sun , Reflecting in me aged thoughts, can dream beau d Lu - To say that I am wise and know so much I Q DQS U H QQ To say I love, and do love fervently, I I 'ln Liagx' To say that mine is pain, and bear its touch, ta P IM' IM PQ To say I live, and fill my life with glee: l ' ' o How can I grasp with mirrored mind the span I ue UP to U- M Of Cod, my Sun, who, though he gives to me QV. C will This priceless gift of being, the soul of man, ' Y- E : CD Becomes more bright in giving, as I see? U q ' J Bl Yet were to me day that which now is night, Q W fl -mb P Lbpu qotfa-9 Ip BQ-Uma VW-v+ Lfecy,-m-s tcm qreohmt. Bvl- loua gpg lock to 0- The Trees Are Still Green Palm, mmm cm, An Essay by STEPHANIE BERRIEN 'Doug U 0 If I, who have not even yet begun I would not wane, nor dying, come to llght. N the woods of Douglas Dale there is a power which subdues the most lively spirits. Tall thick spreading oaks and other trees of noble name live uncrowded by tangled and thorny shrubbery or by a confusion of ungoverned saplings such as are often seen in wooded areas less cultivated by nature. Here is a garden of trees. Aristocratic branches shut out the sun, depriving of healthy growth all but the modest shade-lovers of the plant world and a few ambitious hollies. Wild honeysuckle, with its customary tenacity, covers the roots and reaches upward around the majestic trunks. Occasional rays of misty light filter through the high green ceiling, and the whispering of the breezes in the branches overhead increases the insignificance of man belowg he is too young, too far below to join in the conversations of the ancients. On a warm summer morning, Edward Crompton followed the path from the care- taker's cottage past the pheasant runs and on to the edge of the woods. He entered under the high leafy arches, pausing a minute, gazing ahead through the irregular corridors of columns and shadows-pausing as one pauses before entering a great silent cathedral, gazing with the same measure of reverence. He walked on, bits of sunlight dappling his uniform and highlighting his brown hair, the thin carpet of dry leaves and twigs rustled around his boots, and lower branches touched his shoulders. He walked on until he stood beneath a great White Oak whose wide-spread arms 89 Oomi ? generously permitted the entrance of warmth and light, screened by her neighbors, and at her feet he threw himself, twirled a piece of wild honeysuckle between his fingers, rested his head on his arm, and smiled upward as if at the face of a friend, he felt the sweet green mist drift down over him, softening, soothing forever, the glaring burning imprints branded on his youthful mind by the soul-shattering months -the months of rifle black, blood red, and war. A short time later, Philip, the caretaker, looked up from his work on the old rose bushes and saw Edward peering into the pheasant runs, gesturing coaxingly at the birds. Master Edward, he called out, And your poor mother waiting at the house to look at you and listen to you again, and you can't take my word but must be run- ning off on your first morning home to see if the precious Dale is still alive and green as it has been since Adam and I hope you're satisfiedf' Edward walked over, grinning at the old man, and gave him a playful cuff on the shoulder. I'm satishedg and the trees are still green-I'll give your good-mornings to Mother, Philla' and he set off along the path to the main house. Philip stood a moment smiling at the retreating figure. Then he turned, and fixing his eyes on the border of the woods he moved his lips silently, still green, thank God. ' A ketch by DAPHNE Bissau. I HE closeness of the night was unbearable and the mosquitoes swarmed and buzzed about us. There was no escape from the hot, pressing grip of that night. It was like standing amid a crowd of warm, damp people, but this crowd was impenetrable and solid. It wrapped us up and packed us tightly in its stagnant enclosure. We heard no sounds, we saw nothing. We were alone, yet surrounded. Our words, though few, we uttered only to be swallowed up by the cotton-like atmosphere. I reached for his hand. It was as hot as mine and I hardly felt it. Our minds and bodies were thick, having been invaded and almost conquered by this powerful heat. II The rock on which we sat lay in the middle of a field. We were hidden by the tall timothy surrounding us. The shades of green changed as a breeze shoved at the slender stems-that breeze which comes before a storm and dusts the growing things before they are washed clean by the rain. The curtain of black clouds was rising and a cool, clear path had been made for the approaching storm. We watclied the mountains disappear as the thin silvery-grey sheet of rain hid them from our sight. When it had hidden the last mountain, we turned and ran. We ran as fast as we could and arrived at the shelter, laughing and exhausted. We had beaten the rain. 90 III Everywhere we walked we smelled burning leaves. The ground and trees were the same mass of yellow, gold and brown. The tree trunks looked blacker than usual against the blue sky. We crossed the road and walked into the field, and there we sat on the rough ground. The ground sloped down away from us leaving us sitting on what seemed at that moment, the top of the world. Directly in front of us stood the rounded hills. The sky grew darker and stars appeared suddenly from nowhere. The hills grew blacker and the sun crept down into her bed behind the edge of Earth, casting in the sky her robes of pink which were caught and displayed on small clouds. We watched, without thinking, without speaking, the drama of oncoming night. Then, slowly, before us the black hills became frosted with an orange glow. The glow ascended and the large crescent of a real Autumn moon peeked through black, bare trees. It rose up and up .... like an immense orange balloon that had been loosed from the tight grip of a small child. It was free to sail as high as it liked and to look at the whole world, inferior to itself. We watched the grey smile and wise eyes become distinct against the brightening color. It floated, a yellow sphere above our heads. How insignificant we must have been-but yet it smiled on us and we were happy. Moonstruck by LANI Nrcnors Are you moon-struck little boy? Or shall we stand Here, side by side, a thousand miles apart, With each heart Crying for the joy of the night? We might Stroll hand and hand across the beach And reach each Other in a moment, if you would forget The wretched Conventions, and see what I see, Oh, be moon-struck little boy! Little boy of so much wisdom, Be moon-struck with me! 91 enior Pin by JULIA CLAPP How much that little bit of gold can mean. Loyalty, Service, Vision- To them we seem but transparent bodies trying so painlessly To make ourselves apparent- And then when our goal is reached we gleam in robes of white- And proudly, saddened by our victory, Stretch our soft velvet hands out to meet the reward. How much that little bit of gold can mean. Loyalty, Service, Vision. To be a senior- It means the way of life-a sketch in which she must fill in the details And color so carefully the picture which she has painted. How much that little bit of gold can mean- It must pass on and on- And never die. To A torm by ANN STUHLER 0 wild and savage force of fury bent Upon destruction of the work of man, O animal with ruin the intent That acts without a reason or a plan, Can you not see what your stronger anger brings To you as well as to your hated foe? As you destroy the palaces of kings You ruin that which is your kind also. The temporary shelters built by men Can be rebuilt in very little time, Yet centuries it takes to raise again The forest which was leveled in its prime. While nature is your mother and your soul. She too must die that you may reach your goal. 92 School my by STEPHANIE BERRIEN He stood alone and watched them crowd Across the threshold of the years, Not turning back or lingeringg But in his eyes the unshed tears Rose like a tide against the rocks That will not let the waters spillg The others passed beyond his sight And yet he stood and struggled til The shadows spread across the walls Where he had watched this last day die And in his soul the words were held In chains.-He could not say goodbye. He laid his hand upon the chair- A freedom shackled evermore By bonds of memory. He saw The last light through the tinted pane Cast colored patches on the floor, And sounds of emptiness and end Were culminated in a sigh. He left, and left behind him youth Denounced by whispered words.-- Goodbye. 93 Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Uel. Uvt. Uvt. Uvl. Ovt. Ort. Uet. Url. Uet. Nov Nov Not' 2 3 24 25 20 27 28 .5 1 I0 I2 IT I0 2-L 26 31 2 T 9 Calendar Old Girls return New Girls come Glasses begin Motion Picture. lt Happened One Night Dollhs Field Day Vespers: Miss Strayer Lecture: Mr. Morris Frank. whose dog. Buddy, will he with him. The Seeing Eye, inc. Missionary Night: Dr. Sameul Moffatt Presbyterian Board of Missionaries Critic-isrn Groups: Led by Mr. Edward E. Penn of Columbia University Vespers: The Rev. John MeGoml1e Ashury Methodist Church, Grestwood. N. Y. Chapel: Rt. Rev. Yashiro Presiding Bishop of Japan Hymns: Traditional Vesper Service led hy the Headmistress Goneert: Minisink Choir Tens: Discussion groups led hy the students lrer-ture: Mr. B. U. MacDonald illustrated hy a new film on ifgypt Vesper Service Goneert: Miss Grete Sultan. Department of Music, The Masters School. pupil of Edward Fisher Missionary Night .af ,J Nov. Nov. Nov. Nox. Dm' lim' Um' Dm' Dem' Dew' DH' to Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. ,lan Jan. lfvb. Feb. Lflcturvz join the Yankvv and Sve the Worlrln lMotion l'icturc-I Ctllllltllllldfl' Irving Johnson Hymns Sturlvnt Rvcitzll Ve-spers: The livin Clifford lf. Barbour. DJJ. President. Wvstc-rn TIN-ologim-al Smninary. l'ittsburgb. Pa. Ulm' Club sang at Dobbs lfcrry XXVOIIIFIIQS Club Convert: Hudson Vallvy f,l'K'llf'Sll'2l Missionary Night: Mrs. lnrlula Pakli Phoenix Play: l.ittlv Worm-n Christmas Party at Ifstlierwoocl Christmas Carol and Canfllc-light Servici- Christmas Vacation Moviv: hBf'ilX'f'l' Valle-5 and a Mickey Mouse' Vespersz Thv Rvv. William Kirkland Chaplain of Vassar Collfigv Concvrt: Miss Stell Anflvrsvn. Pianist Hymns Film: l3arbm' of Svvillff' Vvspers: Mr. Dm-id Lcvvring Regional Secrvtary. Worlcl Stuflvnt Service Funrl Hymns Play by Dramatic Club of The' Lawrvncf-ville Sm-bool Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar Missionary Night: Dr. George A. Buttrick Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York. N. Y. Concert: Dance Club Senior lfntertainmentz The Princeton Glee Club Vespers: The Reverend John L. Bates, D.D. First Presbyterian Church. Greenwich, Conn. Dobbs Athletic Association German Concert: Glee Club front The Lawrenceville School Hymns Lecture: Mrs. john McCloy, Dobbs '12, wife of Former High- Connnissioner McCloy Sophomore Tea Dance in Estherwood: Guests from The Loomis School Hymns Drama Vforkshop-aM rs. Holman Harvey Junior Tea Dance in Fstherwood: Guests from The Choate School and The Millbrook School Tens Minisink Choir Freshman Barn Dance: Guests from The Taft School Missionary Night Phoenix Play: Our Hearts were Young and Gayf, Council Party Northfield Service: The Rev. A. Graham Baldwin, D.D. Chaplain. Phillips Academy. Andover. Mass. sy, Mar. to Apr. Apr. APY. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May Ma y May May May May May May May May June ,lunc ,lnnc june lil Spring Vacation lfilm: Kind Hearts anrl Coronetsu Vesper Service: Dr. john Golding. Church of the Redeemer. Chestnut Hill. Massachusetts Film: Julius Caesar Concert at The Milllirook School liy The Dohlis Clee Cluli. Missionary Night: The Rev. M. Moran Weston. Depit of Christian Social Relations. Protestant lfpiscopal Church Party given hy non-resident stuflcnts Senior Dance Hymns Current Events: Hans Kohn. Professor of History at the College of the City of New York C frric- ert: The Choate Clee Cluh Founders' Day Fathers' Day Hy: iiii s Student Recital Biology trip to thc Museum of Natural History Missionary Night Trip to the Unitecl Nations 1 History Department l Tower Singing Step Singing Senior Banquet Class Day Play anrl Mantle Ceremony Whitney Criswoltl, l'resitlcnt of Yale University Renee Adriance Student Addresses Livingston Street, Poughkeepsie, New York Suzanne Alsop ............... .......... 3 Rivercrest Road, Riverdale-on-Hudson, New York Mary Elizabeth Altgelt ...... ....................... M eadow Brook Road, Irvington, New York Mary-Martha Armstrong ................ 1271 Wheatland Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Elsie Axford ...................... ........ 1 009 Electric Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania Ellen Babcock ......... Almira Baldwin Sarah Barber .... .loan Barbour ....... Barbara Barker ....... Montle Barker ............. ..........Edgewood Drive, Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania Westmoreland Place, St. Louis 8, Missouri .................................................Scarborough, New York ..........,.Sand Spring Lane, Morristown, New Jersey Hudson Terrace, Yonkers 3, New York Spooner Road, Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusetts Mary Alice Barnes ........ ......... l 8 Maplewood Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, New York Lisa Becker ............. Polly Benson .... Lee Boardman ......... ..............................Castleton-on-Hudson, New York .........Meadow Knoll Farm, Dundee, Illinois ...... ......... ...Manursing Island, Rye, New York Molly Bowden ..... .................................. A rdsley Park, Irvington, New York Peggy Bower .... .......... W oodlands, Croton Dam Road, Ossining, New York Bonnie Brooks .............. ............................ H otchkiss School, Lakeville, Connecticut Judy 81 Mitzi Broome ....... ........................... B ox 156, Scarborough, New York Julia Brown ................ Lynn Brown ..... Dorothy Buck ..... ..........Box 364, Nogales Star Route, Amado, Arizona ..........826 College Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York ......................Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York Vida Bull ................................. ..... .. .......... .. .5022 Waldo Avenue, Riverdale 71, New York Elizabeth Carballo ....... .Colonia Escalon, San Salvador, El Salvador, Central America Mary Case .........................................,.................................. 28 Ranch, Buffalo, Wyoming Hilda Chapman .... Nancy Chase .......... Mary Augusta Clay Penny Cleghorn ...... Sue Clement ......... Jane Cochran ....... Gina Cochran ........ Cynthia Compton, Olga Conroy ....... Jeanne Corbett ...... Louise Cowper ..... Peggy Coxhead ..... ..........Quaker Hill, Pawling, New York ...............-...............................,.Wayne, Illinois ................ Auvergne , Route 2, Paris, Kentucky Commercial Street, Adams, Massachusetts Vista Place, Red Bank, New Jersey Upper Ladue Road, Clayton 24, Missouri ..... .... Cross River Road, Katonah, New York Station, Ruxton 4, Maryland .......Box 170-A, Indian Hill Road, Cincinnati 27, Ohio ..........Bateman Road, R.F.D. No. 3, Barrington, Illinois Rockledge Avenue, Ossining, New York ..........Llewellyn Park, West Orange, New Jersey 98 r 'FH ef .ff , . F , . . 1 af f - ' sv YZ 5, J Mary E. Cronquist Anne Curtis ......... Barbara Damgard Diana Davis .lane Davisson ..... . Barbara Deeds . ..... Patricia de Sola ........26 Hampshire Road, Bronxville 8, New York ..........2669 East Avenue, Rochester, New York Bluff, Ottawa, Illinois .................Wilson Park, Tarrytown, New York East 4th Street, Weston, West Virginia .........Mountain Spring Road, Farmington, Connecticut Finca Holanda calle de Huizucar, San Salvador, El Salvador, Central America Julia Dewart ........................................ ............ N orth Street, Greenwich, Connecticut Ariane Dewey ...... Sally Dobson ....... Dianne Dodd ........... Muriel Dolmetsch .. ......... Katie Dohrmann ...... Karen Dudley ....... Zoe Eansor ....... Mary Elmes ...... .....................''High Time , Far Hills, New Jersey Portland Place, St. Louis 8, Missouri ...............Marlborough Road, Scarborough, New York Lakeview Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York Vineyard Place, Cincinnati 26, Ohio .......................................Locochee Farm, Middleburg, Virginia .........Riverview Terrace, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Hill Top Lane, Cincinnati 27, Ohio Muffy Elliott ............ cfo R. W. Reese, 24- Normandy Terrace, Bronxville, New York Patsy Elliott ...... Ginny Evans ...... Gail F arago .............. Katherine Farwell ....... D. D. Field ............... Katherine Field ........ Anne Fiske ........ Tina F lander ..... Betsy Flower ......... W. 250th Street, Riverdale 71, New York ........47 Old Brook Lane, Grosse Pointe Farms 36, Michigan W. Broad Street, Westerly, Rhode Island ...........765 No. Sheridan Road, Lake Forest, Illinois ............Colony Cottage, Riverdale 71, New York ........2602 E. Third Street, Duluth 5, Minnesota ....................Sheldon Avenue, Tarrytown, New York Maplewood Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, New York Box 387, Manchester, Vermont Peggy Flynn ........... . .... ............127 Country Club Lane, Pelham Manor 65, New York Clare Fooshee .... Peggy Forker ....... Nancy Freeman ...... l,S3Iah Freeman -L 757. V. Patricia Gade ....... Louisa Gilbert ....... Patricia Gordon .............. Gail Greig ............. Barbara Gross ......... ....... . Mary Ann Groves ....... Janet Grout ........... Carolyn Hall ................... Gramercy Park North, New York 3, New York Grandin Road, Cincinnati 8, Ohio ............................... Little Ranch , Wayne, Illinois .......1367 No. State Street, Chicago,10, Illinois .... 3 Boxi'356,A Winter Park, Florida Calhoun Drive, Greenwich, Connecticut Street, Armonk, New York Willow Creek Farm, R.D. if:1, Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Box 234, Greensburg, Pennsylvania ...................Byram Ridge Road, Armonk, New York .......Peter Bont Road, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York .......125O Clover Street, Rochester 10, New York Emily 81 Helen Hamilton ..... ........ 1 52 Brewster Road, Scarsdale, New York 99 ,fp gfgavg sf,.,3,s,fe ' ..,,..21' felgfflf, Par ?y5 msette Hamilton ,f Q 'tludy Hamlin ...................... P -ry fy. J, Elizabeth Hanson .. X 6 ' v Gail. Harris. ........ ji Jessie Harris ......... J, J Barbara Hawes ..... B w Cornelia Hayley ....... Pa.-foie tv-0 P .WU gp., 1 A x. 4 A Liv is ' Li' A . LM, ,P 'j ' tb J Betsy Heminway ...... Heidi Herrick ....... Florence Hill ......... Susan Hockmeyer .... Priscilla Hosp ....... Deborah Jenks ...... Kaia Johnson ........ Vail Juhring ......... .lanet Kemp ........ Sue Kenyon Karen Kipke ..... Ellen Knox ........ Leila Kooros ........ Ann Lawler .............. Elizabeth Ledyard ..... Penny Leisenring ......... Elizabeth Letzerich Carolyn Lightfoot ....... Sarah Lincoln .......... Katherine Lindsay .... Gay Littell ............... Bets Loring ........ Nina Luckett ............. Linda Lundberg ........ Sarah Jane McCarroll Susan McCormack ...... Dorothy McGowan .. Karen Mclntosh ....... Jean MacDonell ....... Irmgard Mahler ...... Linda Maloney ...... Lee Masselman ......... Penny May ........... Mimi Mayer ...... ........ .......................... B ox 131, Hartsdale, New York Gibson Street, Canandaigua, New York 559 Bedford Road, Pocantico Hills, Tarrytown, New York Grand Avenue, St. Paul 2, Minnesota jil, Wheeling, West Virginia Hampton Road, Scarsdale, New York ........115 Morningside Park, Memphis, Tennessee Hillside Road, Rye, New York 1, Box 66-H, Ojai, California Salvador, El Salvador, Central America .....North Mountain Drive, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Prospect Avenue, Tarrytown, New York ........582 Rivard Boulevard, Crosse Pointe 30, Michigan Summit Road, Madison 4, Wisconsin ........,..................-..........Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York ........Ardsley Park, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Harrison Hotel, Clearwater, Florida ...........229 E. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois .......Fargo Lane, lrvingtonldn-Hudson, New York Riverside Drive, New York, New York Hemlock Drive, North Tarrytown, New York .........l04 Moran Road, Crosse Pointe Farms 36, Michigan E. Front Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania .............2333 Claremont Lane, Houston 19, Texas ....,..Hudson House, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Liberty Street, Madison, Connecticut ..........4-123 Lyon's View Road, Knoxville 16, Tennessee Middlesex Road, Buffalo 16, New York Thomas Street, Portland 4, Maine ........... .... Riverview Road, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York ..........Sleepy Hollow Road, Briarcliff Manor, New York Bellair Drive, Dobbs Ferry, New York ........Barney Park, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Macy Avenue, White Plains, New York ............State Road, Bedford Village, New York So. Cole Street, Lima, Ohio ...........88 Old Army Road, Scarsdale, New York Ridge Road, Bronxville 8, New York ..............Fox Run, West Redding, Connecticut . ....... ... ........ ,..Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York ...................Bennington, Vermont 100 Heidi Meier ............. Jill Sz Sue Merwin ...... Deborah Merritt ......... Marian Miles ........... Margaret Miller ........................ F Bonaventure Avenue, Ardsley, New York ........1320 E. Washington Street, Bloomington, Illinois Boulder Place, Yonkers 5, New York .............Box 37, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York .........Otter Rock Drive, Greenwich, Connecticut Carol 81 Louise Millholland ......... ........ 2 9 Beechdale Road, Dobbs Ferry, New York Lois Moon ......... . .................... Judy Moore ..... Sydney Moore ..... Sue Moorhead ........... ........29 Magnolia Drive, Dobbs Ferry, New York ...........East Boulevard, Lake Cable, Canton, Ohio ..........2001 Columbus Avenue, Duluth 3, Minnesota Harrods Creek, Kentucky Meredith Morris ................ Newton 81 Prospect Streets, Philadelphia 18, Pennsylvania Liz 81 Margery Nelson Mary Ann Newlands . Kristi Norstrand ....... Debbie O'Brien ........... ............. Rock Knollv, Osborne Road, Harrison, New York .......25 Hemlock Drive, North Tarrytown, New York ..........2l8 Prospect Road, Hingham, Massachusetts ....................Windfall Farm, Salisbury, Connecticut Barbara Ann Peddy ....... ............... 1 172 Park Avenue, New York, New York Sarah Pennell .......... Maria Phelps ....... Susan Pillsbury ...... Sharon Pirie ........ Martha Preston ....... ........21 Roland Road, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York ............3020 San Felipe Road, Houston 19, Texas .........Nut Swamp Road, Middletown, New Jersey Mayflower Road, Lake Forest, Illinois Randolph Road, Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusetts Gayle Quisenberry ................ Barkers Point Road, Sands Point, Long Island, New York Anne Rankin .......... Mary Ann Rapp ........ Janet Reed ............... Peggy Reid .......... Muffy Reybine ............ Kathrine Ringland ......... ........ 1 Cyrus Field Road, Irvington-on-Hudson, Alix Ritchie ............ Joan Robbins .......... Dorothy Roberts ....... Mary Elizabeth Rodman ....... Elena Roosen ................. Barbara Rownd ....... Morley Road, Cleveland 22, Ohio Pinewood Gardens, Hartsdqle, New York North Broadway, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Abbey Place, Yonkers, New York .................Skipper Lane, Orient, Long Island, New York New York Country Club Place, Bloomington, Illinois .................Stanwich Road, Greenwich, Connecticut Noel Drive, Ossining,.New York .........205 Hunter Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York Circle Drive, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Park Road, Wheeling, West Virginia Martha Sattley ........................ 96 Vendome Road, Grosse Pointe Farms 30, Michigan Judy Scher .................... 1269 West Laurelton Parkway, West Englewood, New Jersey Cathy Schmid ...... .............................. 3 4 Sunnybrook Road, Bronxville 8, New York Linda Scott ...... Bunny Sellers ....... Josette Smith ......... Madeleine Smith ........ .........227 E. 57th Street, New TYork 22, New York .............................................Stonington, Connecticut ...........704 Western Avenue, Joliet, Illinois ...........4l84- Gwynne Road, Memphis, Tennessee 101 I Sandra Smith ........ Dolores Smithles ...... .............................. Astrid Sommer ....... ............................. Farmington Hill, R.R. ij:2, West Bend, Wisconsin .Calle 26, No. 58, Miramar, Habana, Cuba .87 Buena Vista Drive, Dobbs Ferry, New York Dilly Speakman ............ 1007 Overbrook Road, Westover Hills, Wilmington, Delaware Julia Spear ......... ..................... ....... Isobel Spurr ........ Susan Starke ........ Tobey Steinman ....... Louise Stover ........ Helen Strater ...... Lucy Straub ....... Ann Stuhler ....... Eleanor Taylor .. Elizabeth Theiler Susan Thompson .. ......... .. Carla Thorgersen ............... Barbara 81 Betsy Thorndike Elise 8: Joan Tillman ........... Helen Tomkins ........ Barbara Tripp ...... Laird Trowbridge .... DeeDee Trunz ........... .......... Penny Van Campen ..... Janice Vaughan ........ Nancy Vidal .................. Emily Visser't Hooft ....... Barbara Walker ........... Milbrey Waller ......... Suzanne Warner ........... Katherine Warwick ........ Jane Watts ....................... Lindsay Wendt ..................... Deborah 81 Nancy Weston ............... Dianne Wheeler .................. Mary Carolyn White ....... Beverly 81 Lois Wilson ...... Sharon Winger .................. Jennifer Winston ...... Heidi Wolfiisberg ......... Marsha Wood ............ Wendy Woodhull ...... 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