Miss Porters School - Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

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1' First Row: Susan Kelsey, Margery Abbett, Alice Heminway CHead Usher in the Gyml, Carolyn Waring, Janet Parsons. Second Row: Phyllis Preston, Frances Drisler, CHead Usher in lvlainj, Barbara Williams. The Ushers An usher at a Farmington evening activity is an important person. The duties of her position are the seating of Mr. and Mrs. Keep, the faculty, and the guests in the gymnasium. Alice Heminway is the gracious and eflicient Head Usher in the gymnasium for the school year 1937-38, and Frances Drisler is successfully performing the duties of the Main House Usher, which include the responsibility for order in the Main dining room and the assembling of the student body for morning prayers and Sunday evening hymns. In this connection, it may be mentioned that Elizabeth Howe, as Mistress of the Vvardrobe of the Perilhou Club. is responsible for the selection of the hymns each Sunday evening. Farmington ushers faithfully help to promote the traditional good behaviour which means so much in the school gatherings. Their position is one of the most honored at Farmington.

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First Row: Grace Putnam, Caroline Pumpelly, Virginia Durand, Anne Wisner CChairmanJ, Elizabeth Rockwell, Audrey Smidt. Serona' Row: Marion Payne, Mary Jane Ellis, Henrietta Gould, Gene Tierney, Ann VVooster, lllarjory Hasler. The Health Committee The Health Committee has representatives in each house. Their responsibilities are checking the girls out for sports in the afternoons, and seeing that hats and rubbers are worn on rainy days. The Chorus Committee The Chorus Committee supervises the school's Chorus meetings, which are conducted every Wednesday evening by Mr. Fox. First Row : N ,L K' ' i--- Nancy Wylie 1 Cynthia hlyrick H p A I 6 fclhlliflllllllj H ,, 3' 4 i Frances Drisler ' TTT ii Second Row: Rosamond Reed Nancy Tenney .1 ,,.,f Absent : Ann Fisk