Oldfields School - Rarebit Yearbook (Glencoe, MD)

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EHUHU5 CHORUS Standing: B. Appleton, B. Supplee, A. Fisher, C. Smith, S. Bullock, R. Walker, C Brereton P Parker, F. Whitney, A. Hickok. Middle: A. Dinkins, J. Chaplin, M. Boocock, P Wright R Clapp, C. Goodrich, B. Bishop, D. Parker, A. Hays, D. Sheffield. Sitting: S Ludlow S Bullitt, C. Wallace, J. Shenk, K. Huntley, C. Smith, J. Colket. Chorus is a very large group of girls who set aside an hour and a quarter weekly for their own enjoyment of singing under the direction of Miss Kahmann. This group performs in two of the biggest events of the year: the Christmas pageant and the operetta, which is held in the spring. The operetta this year is diilerent from usual, in that its production and script are being handled mostly by the students in the chorus, and the music is being en- tirely written by Miss Kahmann. Doing new and learning more things in the field of music and song under Miss Kahmann has given this group great satisfaction. L52

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LlL As last year's Junior Class, the class of ,53 were the originators and doting parents of the school newspaper, The Lil' Bit. The junior class this year has ably carried on this new tradition. Since news travels fast around a small girls' school, The Lil' Bit is hard pressed at times to uncover new stories about school happenings and school personalities. This year the juniors specialized in features, to give a lively touch in print. PUBLIC SEHVIEE A group organized specially to do work for others has once again been started in Oldfields. Its membership is large and enthusiastic. It was very gratifying to see the girls in the school pour their spirit and time into this work by backing all the drives for the year, such as the Red Cross, March of Dimes, and the Holland Flood Relief. Also quite a few participated in making baby clothes for the Florence Crittenton Mission in Baltimore. The big- gest project for the year, though, was the Christmas party for the Saint Gabriel's Convalescent Home in Catonsville, Maryland. The girls gave each child two or more presents and some holiday refreshments. The little children en- joyed themselves, we think, and the Oldfields girls perhaps enjoyed giving it even more. We hope this enthusiasm founded among the girls this year will carry through '53-'54. s1j

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Bishop . . A N Y U STUDENTS . . A grave digger Blood . . Slow as molasses in january Bonnell . . Brereton . Bronson . Broyles . . Buhl . . . Bullitt . . Bullock . Chaplin . Colburn . Dabney . Dinkins . . Donoghue . Dunn . . Fisher . . Florez . . W. Graham A. Grange B. Grange .... Hays . . Hickok . Horwitz . Huntley . Lipscher . . . . . . .Lilywhite Garbage collector . Model for Burpeeis seeds . . . . Playing canasta . In a handy hunter class . . . . ,A flop Waitress . . . . . Leading a riot . . With a nasty disposition . . . . Bill-less reserved northerner A stick in the mud . . . Toothless . . In black satin Without a question . . Party pooper . Scatter-brained Night club dancer At a loss for words . . . A bookie . , . . . False , . Not fighting the battle of the bulge . A puny weakling Ludlow , . As a Harlem Globe Trotter McElroy . Mirick . '. Remick . . . . . As a French horn . . . . , Going to pot . . Driving a Black Maria Roberts . Leaving the worry bird behind Santamaria . . . Pistol Packin, Mama Sheflield .... Without those eyes Shenk ...,..... junky Shield . . Featured as a fig-leaf dancer Sizer . . . Crossing the continent on a bicycle built for two C. Smith .... Throwing a tantrum E. Smith . .... Squelched nj IM SIE B. Thompson ..,.... Maid S. Thompson .... The timid soul Walker .... Walking to Missouri Wallace . . . Powder-room attendant Weir , . . Horns, tail, and pitchfork Whitney ..... Writing postcards Woodriff . Selling kisses at a country fair Wright ..... Tightrope walker FACULTY Miss Anderson . In the midget auto races Miss Benjamin . . . Slinging the bull Mrs. Darrel . . Chewing bubble gum Gookie .... Head waitress at the Harvard club Miss Gorsuch ..... Playing jazz Mrs. Gough . . . Without an answer Miss Herky . . Not Rickyshaying with Miss Kahmann Miss Kelly . . Miss Martinet Mrs. Marsman the ball . . . . At ninety . A Russian peasant A contented botanist Miss Lucas. . . . . . .As the friendly undertaker . Sweeping the dust under a rug Missy .,.. Without a helping hand Miss Moore .... Co-starring with Roy Rogers Mlle. Noel . . Not a welcome addition Pa ..... Mr. Packard . Dr. Richards . Miss Tarbert . Miss Trudy . Mrs. Vernay . Sargent. . . Fishbones . A tobacco auctioneer . As Daddy Grace . . . Ballet dancer . A hat check girl at the Stork Club . A hornrimmed scholar . . . .Inejicient . The strong, silent type ....Onadiet