Mount Vernon College - Bell Cote Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1944 volume:

Fourth Form 1944 MT. VERNON SEMINARY WASHINGTON, D. C. The Class of ’44 wishes to express its deep and heartfelt gratitude to those faculty members whose effort and encourage- ment have made this book possible. To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Miss Hastings, Miss Myers, and Miss Carroll, we extend our earnest and sincere thanks. DEDICATION Miss Florence A, Carter To you for your encouragement, your inspiration and your unfailing interest in each one of us. You have smoothed many of the rough places j you have been a true companion. The class of 44 takes this opportunity to thank you for the help which you have so generously given us. CLASS POEM We weep For leaving all who have contrived That basis for our start, Not spanning spaces in a single sweep But faring down a clearly marked path, For those who pointed out the way, What we must face In life, and what, also, We must encounter in ourselves; Time cannot erase these memories. And we weep not. For Life expands before us and We reach out to it as toward distant stars, Known far away yet ever seeming near. We must become what we must be And more. FRANCES THOMAS BRISCOE 1941-4+ “Fran” “Mac” . , Tropical Miami Nights . . . Suntan . Air Corps . Smile. President 42-43-44 President Prep , School Council 44 School Council 44 LILA ELEANOR SMITH 1942-44 “Smittr” Yellow Golden Pompadour . Navy Blue , , . Cafe Rouge , , , “Moonlight Mood” , . . California Sunshine , . Vice-Presi dent 1942-44 Archery Versify 43 Hockey Varsity 43 Tennis Varsity 43 Student Council 1942-44 Yellow . Navy 1943 - 4 + Yellow RACHEL JEAN HOYT “Jean” Keats , . . “Goldie Locks” ... Pale Blue .. . Friendly Smiles , . . Daffodils . . Cum Laude. Class Secretary y 44 ELIZABETH BERRY BOARDMAN 1 943-44 a Betty” White Mike . lynches and Cream , . Georgia Plantations . Honeysuckle Treasurer of A. A. 44 Hoe key Varsity 44 CORDELIA ANN BR INTON 1940-44 “Ann” White Princeton . Jango . , That Ring! . . . Acting Ability Bandanas Social League 1942-44 J JEAN LANETTE DAVIS 1942 -++ Cuteness Jack? . . “Jcamiic” Yellow . . M.V.S, Dances . . . Annapolis . , Bill? — . Driving Social League Represent ath e 1942-4 4 Pret School Social League Chairman 44 White Canadian Rockies ■ . , Toronto . - . Ice Skating . . , Green Plaids LYNN LESLIE DWYER 1943-44 Lynn” White Long Nails . Bracelets . . . Duluth . , , Guatemala Clothes . . . French Sailors. Representative Dress Committee 1944 MARY FX1ZABETH ELLIS 1943-44 “Bibba” Yellow Animals . . Athletics . . , Curly Hair . , , The South , Magnolia Blossoms . . . Hockey Varsity y 43 Basket baB Varsity 7 44 A, A Board 1 44 r ELIZABETH STOCKER HALL 1942-44 ‘‘Bette” Yellow “Shocking Pink” Betty Grable , , Sophistication . . , Night Clubs . Vice P resident Little Theatre 44 A. A . Board 44 JUNE LESLIE HASKELL ISABELLE FRANCES KARSUNKY 1941 4+ “Belle” White Jazz Bands . � . Silver Wings , . , Peasant Skirts . . . Husky Voice, Lend-A-Hand HZ A. A . Board ' 43 Day Student President 1943-44 Student Council 44 DOROTHY KATHLEEN KITCHEN 1943-44 “Kathie” White French Verbs , . . Forest Green , , . Speeding Cars . , , Joe , ■ . Alligator Pumps , t , DOROTHY PORCHER LEGGE I 942-44 “Dor” White English Tweeds . . . The “Battery” . , . Two Johns . . . “Oh, you air . , Dress Committee 43 Captain White Team 44 Basketball Varsity 44 Hockey Varsity 43 A. A . Board 44 MILES LIND ] 942-44 “Bing” White Hi, Kid! . . . Platinum Blonde . , . Laughs , . , Washington Crowds . . Blue Gingham , . , Lmi-A-Hmd 43 Hockey |§j wily 43 JANE MACAUtEY 1 942-44 Mac” Yellow Petite . . . Laugh . . , “Mats Oui” . . . British Navy Men C ha trman Glen bro ok Captain Yellow Team 44 Hockey Varsity Captain J 43 Captain Yellow Team 44 Treasurer Class Vi -4. A, Board 5 44 Social League Rep. 44 Prep School Council J 44 CHARLOTTE MAGUIRE 1943-44 “MoUie” Whit Black and White . Florida Sun . Silver Bracelet , , Star Dreams, Vice President of .i, A. 44 Hockey Varsity V- SUZANNE KAY MENZEL 1943-44 “Sue” Yellow Hockey Srick? and Basketballs . , . Spirit . - Chemistry Ex- periments - , , Inexhaustible Energy « , f Hockey Varsity 43 Basket kail Varsity J 4 4 NANCY CATHERINE MONTGOMERY 1941-44 “Mongo” White Blue Eyes . . . Short Bob — Long Bob? . . . Sports . . . “Coach” , Pub! icatims 4 2-43 Hockey Team 41-43 President A. A, Board 44 Sec ' y. A , A . Board ' 43 FRANCES LOUISE NUNN 1 942-44 “Frances” White Shakespearian Sonnets . , , Yardley’s Lavender , . - Mademoi- selle - . Blue Skies. MARGARET CRAIG ROGERS 1 942-44 “Peggy” Speedy Driving . . . Laughter . . . Jingle Bells . Coats , . . V-Mail . . . PATRICIA ROSICKI 1 943-44 “Patty” White , Quiet Voice . . . Diplomatic Corps . Eyebrows t , “So- phisticated Lady 55 . . . Gardenia Corsages . . Yellow . . Red ANN ROTHERY PATRICIA LOIS SUNDBLOM i 1943-44 “Patty” White Hourglass . . , Gaugin . . . Braemers , , . John . . . Boogie Woogie , , . “Tigress” . . . Lend-A-Hand 44 Hockey Varsity 44 i MARGARET ELIZABETH STOETZER President) Doris Stoetzer Vice President t Joan Epstein Treasurer Barbara Cole Secretary) Doris Moses THIRD FORM Twenty little maids from M.V.S., a group of maidens who Hail from places far and wide: there’s Val from South Africa; Scotty from England; and “Texas”; and Liz from Minnesota. Together we are Incredible ; so said Mrs. Lloyd when twice we won Flag Honor. No denying, we are Record-breaking with Anne, Judy, Topsy, and Woo in Optima; Tribby, Molly, and Ray in Sports. And we were Dynamic as we all worked together with Miss Shisler’s aid. Fun we have had, while mirthful Mimi, Pat, and Betsy kept us gay; the dance was successful — in fact, it was grand; and in all our doings there was found Originality, with Babs in Little Theatre and Eppie in Publications. Then too, Jane, Nancy, and Sue will be Remembered for their help in War Activities. But Memories like these are matched with recollections of Fourth Formers, to whom we and “Dodo” give greetings. We will miss you. President, Margaret Hartman Vice-President, Florence Foerderer Secretary t Mary Ellen Davis Treasurer , Flurence Griffin SECOND FORM Remember what fun we had at the dance that was given before Christmas at the Wesley Heights Club . . . that was where we finally found out what the Tom’s, Dick’s, and Harry’s whom we had heard so much about really looked like . . , and the craze for learning the “cat”, that “hep” jitterbug dance — well, at least we all tried to learn! Remember, in Geometry, the compass that never worked and the queer figures that resulted from it , . , the long bicycle rides that we had whether it was cold or warm, sunshine or windy , . and the aches that followed! Remember “O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? ' 1 Remember study hall and those studious expres- sions we had on our faces , . , the Valentine Dance, given at Gatesley, when there were a lot of hearts on the loose and some were snagged on that memorable night . « what fun we had learn- ing those Spanish Christmas carols . . . the famous first lines of Caesar, “all of Gaul is divided in three parts.” Remember that “coke party” given by the old girls for the new in October when w r e really got acquainted . , , laughter heard daily from the French classes in room 10 , . . “Sit up,” “Head back,” “shoulders down”, those orders given at posture classes. Remember the dissection of frogs, osmosis, fission and ass im illation . . Remember them! We can’t forget them! Nor our fifty-yard dash to 4020 at lunch time. Re- member what a wonderful time we had being in the Second Form with such a swell bunch of crirls? We sure do! President) Martha M irtie) Vice-Presiden t Nancy Anderson Secretary-Treasurer Valeric Meyer FIRST FORM One of the high spots of the first semester was our attainment of Flag Honor, as our class achieved the highest citizenship average in the Preparatory School, We had two representatives in the Little Theatre Group, and both of these girls had parts in the Christmas and Spring Plays. Naturally, we all enjoy athletics and this year, In addition to basketball, hockey, and badminton, we have participated in ice skating and bicycling. Bicycling has been very popular, for the roads and scenery in Spring Valley have added greatly to the enjoyment of the rides. Our first year at Mount Vernon has been a most happy one, and we arc looking forward with great expectancy to the Fall, when we shall enter the Second Form, ADDRESSES Betty Board man Anne Brinton Frances Briscoe Jean Davis Joan Dimmitt Lynn Dwyer Elizabeth Ellis . Jane Galigher. Betty Hall June Haskell Jean Hoyt _ Anne Ivey. Isabelle Karsun ky. Kathleen Kitchen ..... Dorothy Legge Bing Lind, Jane Macauley Molly Maguire Suzanne Mcnzel Nancy Montgornery. Franccs Nunn _ Judy Plaster. Bettie Lee Rardin Peggy Rogers Patty RosickL. . Ann Rothery Lila Smiths Betty Stoetzer . Patty Sundblom Abby Willard _ 1001 Peachtree Road, Augusta, Georgia ... Cumberland Farm, New Kent, Virginia .1001 N. Venetian Drive, Miami, Florida 2632 44th St., Washington, D. C. 3950 39th St., Washington, D C. — 25 26 East 2nd St., Duluth, Minn. — 2508 Henry St., Augusta, Ga. -1250 Kanawha Terrace, Huntington, W. Va. .3920 Harrison Ave., Washington, D. C. .2802 Wisconsin Ave., Washington, D. C. + 13 Van Euren St., Washington, D. C. 5062 Ridge Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. Three Gab, Kensington, Md. 8 Abingdon Rd., Washington, D. C. .101 East Bay St., Charleston, S. C. .28 1 6 Military Road, Washington, D. C. .5 50 Sufiield St., Birmingham, Mich. 272 “P J Ave , Coronado, Calif. 3860 Rodman St., Washington, D. C. 24 West Kirke St., Chevy Chase, Md. 435 5 Klingle St., Washington, D, C. .™ 1822 Calvert St., Washington D. C. — 1 J 22 12th Ave., Huntington, W. Va. — 3 1 East Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. — Embassy Apts., Washington, D. C. .....3310 Rowland Place, Washington, D. C. , 50 Mt. Tom Road, Pelham Manor, N. Y, „„.909 Coleman Ave., Fairmont, W. Ya. 1100 Greenwood Ave., Wilmette, 111. 2801 Til den St., Washington, D. C, CLASS PROPHECY The Time is June 1, 1949 The Place: Station M. V. S. Announcer Joan Dim mitt approaches the microphone; studio manager Judy Plaster looks at her watch, then signals “On the Air and Miss Dimmitt, with that calm, steady voice her listeners love, reads: “This is Joan Dim mitt with the latest in news brought to you through the courtesv of Lynn Dwyer cosmetics, “Fla?h — Madame Menzel has just reported her discovery of the ninety-third element, Suzan- niumh Miss Betty Stoetzer, the famed chemical research worker who has also been working toward this discovery, is dying to Boston immediately to check Madame MenzePs discovery — -Bettie Lee Rardin has just defeated Frizzletop in the tennis semi-finals today. Miss Rardin will phv Lila Smith, the present champion, tomorrow at Forrest Hills for the Women ' s International Champion- ship — Word has just come in that Nancy Mont- gomery will be unable to toss the pigskin in the Powder Bowl game next week due to injuries received in practice- — Flash! Election returns just in from Ohio give Kathleen Kitchen the victory in a closely contested race for state senator. She will continue her fight for the ‘Old Deal Bing Lind, the National Democratic Party Chairman, in a statement issued to the press in regard to this Republican landslide, said, and 1 quote: ‘I don’t get it. “From Georgia comes news that Dogbiscuit will be able to enter in the Kentucky Derby due to the professional skill of veterinarian, Miss Bibba Ellis, who was able not only to set but to heal completely the leg he broke early last year. “That is all the news for now, ladies and gentle- men, so to all you ‘Buyers of Dwyers Good Buying, ' Now, after a brief pause for station identifica- tion, station M. V. S. continues with ‘The Wom- en ' s Page’, brought to you by Miss Betty Board- man, our golden-voiced commentator from Georgia 1 Continued on next page Continued from previous page “Hi y’all, this is Betty Boardman, bringing you the news of the woman of the day, some quick reports of the best-sellers by our guest editor, the noted book writer, Anne Ivey, and a song by our own Peggy Rogers. “And now for the news. The nation’s favorite cover girl. Miss Dorothy Legge, is touring the continent with her fashion designer, June Has- kell, , , t Moliie Maguire is being kept busy these days, designing and populating those ' castles in the air 5 . - . Abby Willard is still dragging down at Annapolis . , , Patty Sundblom an- nounced today that she has finished her series of drawings of the delectable Jane Galigher, the country’s number one pin-up girl, “In the held of education there are two items of national interest. First is the opening of Miss Betty Hall ' s Finishing Hall for Finished Young Ladies, and then wc have the news that Dr, Frances Nunn has been offered the chair of English at Wellesley College, “Here is Peggy Rogers, singing the theme song from that new Broadway hit, ' Bedtime Story 1 , starring the lovely Ann Brinton, , , “And now we take great pleasure in presenting Miss Anne Ivey, the noted book critic, who will give us a short survey on what America is reading. Miss Ivey, as you know, has just published her collection of criticisms which has been very well accepted by her wide public. Miss Ivey,” “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Again this week ' Time for a Short One ' by Jean Hoyt is number one on your fiction hit parade. This book contains eight short stones, all with the care- ful plot structure, wisdom, and gentle humor people have come to expect in Miss Hoyt ' s stories Jean Davis’ delightful biography, ‘My Ideal’, is going into its second edition. In poetry, Ann Rothery is still heading the list with ' So Much Free Time 1 , which contains many of her best poems to date “And now for some social notes from all over. Miss Jane Macau ley, the tutor of the laughing baboons, who has just been signed by Rmgling Brothers, was seen lunching in the Neptune Room with Frances Briscoe, ' Miss Miami of 19+9’— Beauty and the Beast (trainer) . . Miss Patty Rosicki, the prominent artist, was noticed coming out of the Mellon Art Gallery after inspecting her exhibit hanging there, “And that’s all for the ‘Woman’s Page’ for to- night. Remember to tune in next decade for more news and keep the dial set at station M, V, S for ' One Man’s Family’, starring Isabelle Kar- sunky, which follows immediately.” IN RETROSPECT Will we ever forget the Class of ’44? We came from all pans of the country; most of us were in a daze trying to understand each other’s Southern drawls and having to contend with mid-western r’s; hominy grits were forgotten in favor of a hasty cup of coffee Not like previous years was it? Different surrroundings ; long hikes up to lunch at 4020; an accumula- tion of bus transfers; and our daily rides with “Herby”! Unforgettable too, were our sloppy moccasins, tweed skirts, wings pinned on baggy sweaters, velvet bands and long bobs, as we gazed longingly at the smooth sophistication of GarfinckePs clothes You must remember 3:15 on Fridays as the day students gaily discussed weekend plans and the boarders returned to Glenbrook and Gates] y, anticipating letter- writing and Frank Sinatra For weeks in advance the main topics of conversation were the notoriously gay week-ends in New York and Annapolis In the limelight were frequent visits to the Hot Shoppe and Nick ' s Dances at Wesley Heights and the Sulgrave Club were loads of fun even though Uncle Sam was hard to cope with However, life was not all bliss! Do you recall the fumes of H2S mingling with the odors of formalde- hyde . the lab students usually being late for their next period session with Hamlet . writing 20-page Spanish themes and trying to comprehend Confucian principles w r hile we were putting our homework off all weekend and always finding the alarm clock set for five a m on Monday We will always remember the thrill at Constitution Hall while listening to the symphonies, the glittering Ice Capa des, the Little Theater’s Christmas Play and their benefit production for the Red Cross; how deeply moved we were after hearing Mrs. Currier read “Silence of the Sea” What ever happened to the strict diets which we faithfully decided to follow for two weeks before every vacation? Looking back we will remember the wonderful times, lasting friendships and the enthusiastic spirit at M.V.S, MISS “M.V.S ” Eyes . _ ___ ... .......... ..Anne Brinton Nose - — — - ji e Gi 8h Complexion -Lil. Smi,h Hair _._.Mollv Maguire Figure .... _ ....... ......Betty Roardman Legs ...Bettv Hall Disposition Frances Briscoe Personality „ . Jane Macauley Vivacity .. — — . — - - Pattv Sundblom Brains — — . - ....Jean Hoyt Friendliness .... - — — Anne Ivey Responsibility . ... - - .. . - Betty Stoetzer Athletic Ability . — — .Bibba Ellis Clothes Abby Willard THUMBNAIL Name Pet Peeve A d mired f or Frances Briscoe.—. Lila Smith __ Jean Hoyt™ . Betty Rardin Betty Boardman Anne Brinton - Jean Dans — Joan Dimmitt„__ Lynn Dwyer Btbba Ellis ..Alarm clocks ...Apple polishers, . ....Fourth term — ...Sulgrave dances Getting out of bed ... ..Childish people ..Going to bed—,, — Vergil Leadership ability — Sweetness Poise Dancing ability —Slim hips .Fascinaters Jane Galigher_— Bette Hall June Haokell Ann Ivey Belle Karsunkv. ..... .Eyelashes —Pep .... Alice in Wonderland look Fingernails ™ Being Bibba Stunning clothes School™ Pompadour ... Unintelligent arguments Sweet sincerity Hypocritical people. .Arguments — — Men , . Kathleen Kitchen.™™ Dorothy Legge _ Bing Lind Jane Macauley. _ Mol lie Maguire... Suzanne Menzel — Nancy Montgomery ..... Franc es N unn Judy Plaster Boggy Rogers™ Patty Rosicki Ann Rothery — Betty Stoetzer.. Patty Sundblom Abby Willard _ .Spoiled brats. .Roosevelt ...™ Socks with high heels . Heels, fur coats, slacks Talking after lights Conceited people Rayon stockings. “Free WorId”__. . — Sparkling vivacity __ Bra ins . A r istoc ra t i c look ..—Friendliness Jovial laugh ... — Beautiful black hair — — Athletic ability —.Talkers in movies _.._Too much makeup ... . O ppos ite sex.. — . Egotistical people .School spirit Heavenly compositions — Sense of humor Green Coupe Big brown eyes — Schools „„ Know-it-alls ...Sunday “Canary Hour” _ Women _ — Serenity — Unselfishness _„.Cutc figure Petiteness SKETCHES favorite E xf rsssion If you see what I mean!. Let’s Go to Nick’s! _ Vote for Willfcie! Hot dog ! . „ Stop it, Bibba ! Look at him! _ Ambition double ring ceremony™ — foreign correspondents _chorus girl.... _ to go to Vassar to christen a battleship, cowgirl. — _Navy wife- Probable End Fort Smith, Arkansas Gossip Columnist “Rockette” Cum Laude .... Bootlegger . Prince ton co-ed Time makes all things clear! „ ..... Oh, gee! — — ...University of Toronto That’s life! .... . ....... 1 cain’t stan ' it!.. . .. Hi, you rll! — - I’m in a rut!.-.™ ... ... Fm telling you! Ohj dear ! ....... Oh, poo!i!___. But, Mrs. Currier!.... How simply divine! It’s pathetic}. This is the apex !. ...... Oh, bocschtL — ..... Oh, dear 1 . „ ... , Little chum !__™. — — HcI1g!_.„. _ Oh, go on!_„... ...to live in the West Indies ,_.veteri narian „_to stick to a diet....™. ...to be an intellect _ .. dress designer..™.. A. A . F. wife . Same Beachcomber Dog catcher Circus fat lady ——Nut House Dressmaker absolutely nothing... marriage ....political writer.. f ash ion designer— . to own a plane ....-.-to settle down .commercial artist -. .. l n formation booth Mrs. America, 19S0 .—Soap box orator Ad r i a n ' ’s compe ciror ™.™.Bush pilot ..Cook’s Touring Agency Cartoonist .chemist.., Real cute! Really?- , Well, I mean— — - — !„„„ politician — ■ ■ - . ...archeologist- ...to travel around the world— — to sing with Sinatra ... — ..Discovery of new element .Clare Luce’s protege to live in S. America, .to be a poet Grave digger Stowaway on tramp ship Opera singer —.Coffee planter’s wife — Irving Berlin’s assistant Well, 1 don’t see why!.— — bacteriologist , . Fail to! ..to make up her mind-.. — . Is he cute?.. ..... - color girl — ™™ — - — ... “Bug” house Mr, Agony’s secretary Ten children CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT I81|l?rPttj3: We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty four, being of — shall we say — ' reasonably sound mind and body, and having attained what we confidently proclaim a ‘proper age,’ do hereby declare this our last will and testament: To Mrs. Lloyd we leave our sincerest gratitude and appreciation for all that she has done for us. To Mr. Lloyd we leave the manpoiver shortage” to cope with — a$ we have. To Miss Hastings we leave the problem of finding unsuspecting schools for her delinquents. To Miss Myers our favorite aunt, we leave an anthology of the problems of thirty young nieces. To Mrs. Lindsay we each leave one red ration token for Guillum To Mrs. Currier we leave thirty ticket stubs to the Washington National Symphony. To Miss Nourse we leave our undying devotion to the present distinguished gentleman of sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. To Senorita Carroll we leave any recordings Tito Guizar may have made of “BESAME MUCHO” To M iss Reed w ? e leave the Chemistry Lab, a little worse for wear. L FRAN BRISCOE, leave in care of Doris Stoetzcr the sincerest gratitude and best wishes of this fourth form to the next. L LILA SMITH, leave the United States for that heavenly Hawaiian ratio and ?ny quota. L BETTY LEE RARDIN, leave my system of juggling books to Judy Easley. L JEAN HOYT, leave my brains to the Science Department of Harvard University. I, KATHLEEN KITCHEN, leave my ravishing beauty, my sparkling personality, mv Betty Grable legs, and my genius to some other dreamer. I, BETTY BOA RDM AN, leave my passion for ‘Georgia-thick’ milk to Anne Henderson’s cats. I, FRANCES NUNN, leave my serenity to Nancy Boger with Joyce Scott as a shining example. I, LYNN DWYER, leave my athletic prowess to M.V.S.’s cricket champ, Va] Moolman. I, BETTY’ STOETZER, leave my meticulous methods to all future Glenbrook-ers. L JUDY PLASTER, leave my math ponies AND Anne Lane to Pat Lcphfew, I. ANNE ROTHERY, leave my poetic abilities to Ogden Nash. Continued on next page Continued from previous page I, PATTY SUNDBLOM, leave my hour-glass figure to whomever would like to shape her career as I have, 1, SUE MENZEL, leave my BOOK OF RULES ON EVERYTHING FROM MICE TO MEN to Sue Maloney. 1, JANE GALIGHER, leave the Gatesley phone, complete with slugs, to Mr. Lloyd, L BING LIND, leave my precious bottle of peroxide to Liz Lyman. L DOR LEGGE, leave anything less than an Ensign, PERIOD! I, ABBY WILLARD, leave my men to swell the ranks of Catherine Whittaker’s ‘gang’, l, BIBBA ELLIS, leave my femininity to Alice Carey Kimmel. I, JEAN DAVIS, leave my little black book {Volume L-W) to Joan Epstein, Betty Henry, and Jane Hyman to fight over, I, JANE MACAULAY, leave a certain tall, dark, and handsome Landonite to Chris McCartin. I, BELLE KARSUNKY, leave my priceless copy of HOW TO GET AND HOLD A MAN to all eager third formers. I, JOAN D1MMITT, leave my ability to reach the top shelf to Topsy {Doris Moses), I, ANNE BRINTON, leave my dramatic flair to Babs Cole, to have and to hold. 1, MOLLY MAGUIRE, leave my many, many MOLLY-BEN bracelets to Molly Goodrich, I, BETTY HALL, and 1, JUNE HASKELL, leave the day students’ room in a state of utter destruction. 1, PATTY ROSICKl, leave my silver skates, my pillow, and my Absorbine Jr, to Tribbv. I, PEGGY ROGERS, leave my black sweater to Peggy Winfrey, I, ANNE IVEY, leave my two-way stretch to Mi mi Maekall. I, NANCY MONTGOMERY, leave with Senorlta’s permission. Knowing well that our days at M.V.S. arc numbered, we the fourth form class, do herewith proclaim the above our last will and testament, in witness thereof, we set our hands and seal this thirtieth day of March, nineteen hundred and forty- four. AUTOGRAPHS