141144 I. fm Q . xx L' I I ni'-'qs Y nistjliu 'B I . lxwtjftg xasmtvllf v t wav' of 4, X QV xx Q . X X 1G V BUT f K ! '2i'?f?,,-, - fafg, X -M E g if' Q Q ' k K! Zdfdfpy .Nh fffws ' xx N 7-6 HA PW Sjy X fb! , 5 '11, 55? ,f Qggpf 'll 1 ESSQM fy way 'K paregif 1957 Ofamg gzfmf gkncoe, War 4 LLLL A ,,,. 'LLL fi -f A 1 , ,LLA m ,L , A, L ' ',,. A-fig , V1 L 'A.' 1-':g,,y., K .L P if ' . LLVV m as digg, if u V 5531, 'Q -w Q 31 L , m PQ4 K ,rf 1: if H- f M ,K A 'Q-f' ze t A3 L ff-Rfk 'f ' ' FH f' 3516 QL- Ji! - ti ml gk! J , or, rp. 3, 1 Q Q ' A 'N 31, V., N xi me 1 if fi. .i ml' ff,-M ,Q 'gf Q, .-I--J., -' B 710 W YQ 3 .,., .NH . H . , . -ff S I 1 . 9. HQ' Q -. 'ff eu Q ' an vs - - ' fp- 's.p. foriaf Four years ago eight Freshmen came to Oldfields, young, devilish, and looking for trouble. This Iune these eight and fifteen more are going to graduate. Our class is still devilish and seems to get into trouble without even looking for it, but we are four years older, four years wiser in the Uways of the worldv to coin a phrase! We have a class better than any one of us, four years ago, would have thought possible. Our Student Officers are the best, too, if I may brag a bit, steadfast, yet open- minded, definitely in favor of fun! For four years our class has bounced through Fall term, lived through Winter term, and sun-tanned its way through Spring, stopping only for an absolutely necessary class or test! We now prepare to make our final exit, all smiles, with sweet nostalgia for the safety of those good old days and yet readying ourselves for a new autumn. Tomorrow has finally become today. Oldiields, your Class of ,57 says, Good-byef' CAMFCA Finally, brethren, Whatsoever things are true, Whatsoever things are honest, Whatsoever things are just, Whatsoever things are pure, Whatsoever things are lovely, Whatsoever things are of good report, If there he any virtue, And if there be any praise, Think on these things. Philippians 4:8 .xdyafarecia li on 119 Iii You came this year, We eyed you all and decided with Senior finality that you would do better than Well at Oldfields. We have found through the year that Mr. Dayton is an apt advisor in photography, mathematics, and science. Mrs. Day- ton aided us as Rarebit advisor, and proved she had not for- gotten her Latin as she pulled numerous students through the year. Seeing Laurie and Iaime are a part of the day that an Oldiields girl Wouldnit miss. To you, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton, Laurie, and Iaime We give our deep appreciation. Qzbevhca fi on , fy!!! ,Alf Whatever would you have done without us our Sophomore year? To you, who hadgered us into learning the Ten Commandments and how an adverh differs from a pronoun, who now directs the kitchen so tirelessly and with excellent results, who worries over our Ilistory of Art with an, Oh please, please, ehildrenf, to you, Mrs. llewitt, we fondly dedicate our year hook. MISS ELISE ANDERSON 36 Huntington Avenue Sharon, Massachusetts V h K V L im H , 593, 'ir K 5, Y-sf it it l T ,, x K 8 M ,, t 5 , ,.. 2 , a H MRS. C. E. BENIAMIN 1304 Providence Road Towson 4, Maryland MISS BETTY BURTT R,F.D. 1 Exeter, New Hampshire I gl' Sli , zu' . lr by i ' 1 3 niet, i MISS ANNE COON 48 Morton Street Andover, Mass. MISS HELEN DIXON 3919 Canterbury Road Baltimore, Maryland MISS TRUDY GIESSLER 2 Leading Street Iohnston, Rhode Island MRS. IOHN I-IEWITT Green I-Iill', Glencoe, Maryland MISS CHESLEY KAHMANN Lambs' Quarters Great Meadows, New Iersey MR. IOHN B. DAYTON MISS LORNA KELLY Oldfields School Glencoe, Maryland Hotel Stafford Baltimore, Maryland E L: I s,,,,,.,,.., .A,. , , 5. K, I Vx' LQ MISS ELIZABETH LUCAS MLLE. MARY LOUISE NOEL 128 Windsor Ave. Oldfields School Haddonfield, N. I. Glencoe, Maryland A-ff! 44' MISS ANASTASIA B. LUDLOW MISS SUSAN POWERS Landfall Stevenson, Easton, Maryland Maryland MRS. I. C. MARSMAN MISS HELEN TRAVERS 719 South Osage Street 95 Hanover Road Denver, Colorado Mountain Lakes, New Iersey K' , d, . Ktvz f 3 MISS MARIORIE MARTINET MRS. GEORGE VERNAY 4102 Ridgewood Avenue 6 Dixie Drive Baltimore, Maryland Towson 4, Maryland 1 A ixk' 3 . 245. EILI . it 1 MR. DUNCAN MCCULLOCH REV. PAUL ZELLER Oldhelds School Glencoe, Glencoe, Maryland Maryland RAREBIT gf is wk 5 f 1 6 . Q l I 2 anagerb. M Business SSI A C , Ilallenborg fl Kelso CAsst. Edito 7 fllditor ogers tograplflyl , I, R Ph C '- V Hill D, Besch CAM Top row: siness Nlanagerl. B .et -1 ,J Prccc sl. I' CSpo Elf! CTIT1 Wi VOIUI nfiom Bl 4 4 A w 9 Q' pig ff' , R sp f ' f W 'A f, , X' X X ,iff Q 144! ? A Q, xi C ? ' 6 , lx W I I V I , ,5 - 'X 'Xi' '-. K Ili X' f Q ' , ' 4 ff!f-ff f I -W f ff- ':1?i4 '2f: . R f f pf c'fffQ?l!Q.,,g E f! -.--+L E741 - +2.15 - ----.-j' r. .--4-- 4' mi arg JUL ,xdrvlreg 180 GRACE CHURCH ST. RYE, N. Y. At Oldfields 4 Years LCMARYSS I Full of fun and fancy freei' What would we have done without you, Mare, your laugh and piano playing? We could hear both all over school! Any get-together would have been nothing without your magic touch on the piano, your love for jazz and . . . horses. Some day we'll have you jumping 3 feet! Weire sorry to see you leave Oldfields, for you're a Wonderful person to have around. Shall we see you skiing down the slopes of Switzerland this summer? Will you be at Birdland every evening? Remember l0 is the magic number, and when we see a jet Hying overhead We,ll think of you, and wonder if you are the pilot. Bl lj! X . ' ,ff Green Team '53-'57g Class Representative ' 'KVNWQJ H Cp fr . pw 1: -E4 Q fall . t l ft 1 R l -f-., I Mr I in ,n:'l,ll X L jf zlvgi V' 2 lg '53-'54g Glee Club '53-'573 Choir '56-,575 A N' -Liza! Q,-5 5, Chorus '53-'57, Camera Club '53-'56g Li- 'i ZX X brary Comm.g House Comm.g Bridge Club N4 1 1 55- 56. gh:-ia fiana gardara My 80 BREVOORT ROAD CHAPPAQUA, N. Y. At Oldfields 4 Years HCHRISH What she thinks she shows, for her heart and hand are both open. When you see that beautiful blonde hair, you know it's Chris, the gal with all the talent. Always winning the art prizes and having the lead in the musicalg constantly copying or mimicking someone just so she and her roommate can laugh. Her main question is, Which invitation should I accept? I'm sure with your wonderful disposition and ability to make everyone your friend, you will find only happiness. .f tg ,Nfy.5X Q A ' to tif XXN J ' '- XX .. X ,5 XX 'Xxx xXX Wx X x N -Y K X 'Kp l lbx f - N I XX .. t , I s-,Ng XIX :J f I ,X w , W X, XXX y ' xii . x li bfi I 0 5, -' s i l f fx X2 U ,Y tt ' lx XXQX Q ll 'iryl XX X. f '- l st. 1 V K X its ll. lf, ' s W X' t X , -, F l x X t X X F. x it . A il A N - ' R x White Team '53-'57g Student Office '56-'57g Fire Lieutenant '56-'57, Fire Captain '55g Chevron Winner '54 and '56g Art Editor of Rarehit '56-'57g Art Editor of L1f'l Bit '55-'56g Class Representative '53-'56g Dramatic Club ,53-'57, Sec, '55, Pres. '56g Camera Club '53g Rumpus Room Comm.g House Comm.g Glee Club '53-'57g Chorus '53-'57: Choir '57g Honor Study '53-'56g Religious Conferencesg Director of Senior Plays '57g Dance Decora- ting Comm.g Chairman of Old Girls Party '56g Chairman of New Girls Party '53g Art Monitor 553-'57, Chairman '57g Art Con- tests '54-'56g Palate Prize '56g Art Prizei'55- '56g Varsity Hockey Squad '54-'56g White Team Hockey '53-'57, Cap. '57g White Team Basketball '54-'56, pafricia cfdmieflt gfoocl NORTH POST OFFICE MATHEWS COUNTY, VA. At Oldfields 4 Years TR1sH,' Mixed wisdom with mirthv Follow a trail of knitting wool, diet books, Gookie I.O.U.,s, a ratty old udeden, one ton of red sticks, those tiny high heels, a trim suit, the scent of coffee and cigarettes, an infectious giggle and charming smile, and youill find . . . Trish. She will be forever found sketching those slim, gorgeous models, and going on week-ends to New York. She has been a terrific roommate, and we wish her the very best luck in the world! f F to A 05 , -:- -7 White Team '53-'57, Class Representative QV .11 f a '53-'54g Fire Cap. '54-,55g Dramatic Club 'IV t' ' '54-'57g Current Events Club ,53-,561 fl S ..' Camera Club '54-'56, Volunteer Service '55- 'px ,' '56g Honor Study '53-'56g Chorus '53-'55g E Eb Q K L ,,,,,,5'5 House Comm., Library Comm.g Red Cross rg 106 is Z Comm.g Dance Comm.: Varsity Squad '54g White Hockey Team '53-'56g White Basket- ball Team '56g Gym Meet '53, Jlmfla Belgian 96 GROSVENOR ROAD ROCHESTER 10, NEW YORK At Oldfields 3 Years L1NDAl' Grace was in all her steps, in every gesture dignity and louef, If you hear the soft strain ol Iackie Gleason playing Laura, you are surc to find that unmistakably graceful, always smiling, firm Class President, with that divine', Florida tan, short curly hair, bushels of free apples, hcr smiling pillow', and her ever-ready Nallo, Pooh! . . . Linda. You may wonder why we see her so little thcsc days, could it be that Princeton and Annapolis come First? I am surc they do! Shc will always remain lovely, charming, sincere, and a dear friend. f, , L , White Team '54-'57g Pres. of Senior Class 5 to ix '56-'57g Fire Captain '56-'57g Class Repre- Sf 4 sentative '54-'56g Social Editor of Lil 'Bit '55 i ' 7 ,I if -56g Dramatic Club '54-'57g Glee Club '54- f7 j x3f ! . FP '56g Chorus '54-'57g Current Events Club . M ' , '54-'56g Skating Club '54-'56g Camera Club ,X I ' X '54-'56, Bridge Club ,54-'56g Head of New X r Girls Partyg Honor Study '54-'56g House qua ,, l ll Comm.g Rumpus Room Comm.g Dance 4 ' if ' Comm.g French Club '55-'56g May Pole xx Dancer '54-'56g White Team Hockey '54-'56g XX White Team Basketball '54-'56g White Team Baseball '56g Varsity Hockey '56g . Varsity Baseball '54-'56g Varsity Basketball To '57g Gym Meet '55-'56, gfz in 1 ina E'llXt0l'l Carfer 78 CLINTON AVENUE MONCLAIR, NEW IERSEY At Oldiields 2 Years KANINAS3 Life and light be thine foreverf' One blonde-haired bundle of energy who is never caught with nothing to do, who is full of exciting tales about her fabulous skiing expeditions in New Hampshire and the never-ending practices for the water ballet, could not be anyone else but Nina. With her smile and friendliness she can't help coming out on top, which certainly happened her senior year for she was chosen to be a Student Ofhcer. We will never forget Nina, the best friend a girl could have. K If ff! X Q6 f 'f . . fl' lf, l Green Team 55357: Student Ofheer '56-'57 04? Fire Lieutenant '56-'57g French Club '55-,56 7 0, Glee Club '55-'57: Chorus '55-'57: Choir Chevron Winner '56: May Pole Dancer '56 Varsity Hockey Squad '56, i gg: X: Z L? wffirp 173 I6 's Q , wifi it .'i'l.ll,lly tri 25 , ,- W5 3 ' 4 r ,Q H7 Q , Q , Q Q xy qi' l - Q , ,W 2 l ' i 4 i Z l Q ' ff' Zdzalefl QKOUGI' Cfafle 'J R. F. D. BEAULIEU BOX 311 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA At Oldflelds 3 Years BETTY Her modesty is candle to her merit. The South will rise againli' This was the cry of the true rebel who joined our class three years ago. Her favorite spot: Savannah. Faithful supporter of the Air Way System - remember Odessa? Full of tales of wild parties . . . fatal weakness: plaid belts and boys' button-down shirts! . . . beautiful clothes . . . her love for Harry fBelafonte that islj . . . an outstanding athlete . . . full of sincerity and loyalty . . . a wonderful White Team captain and Student Officer. 44 A ,A ' 1 iam X, ' x l tutfmrs l ilill.'r.u.l X White Team '54-'57g White Team Captain W '56-'57g Student Oilicer '56-'57g Fire Lieuten- 5 ant '56-,57g Chevron '55 and '56g Lil'Bit cl sports Editor S55-'seg camera Club 541565 W ' Decorating Comm.g Rumpus Room Comm.g l5 Chorus '54-'56g Varsity Hockey Squad '55g J4 I Varsity Basketball Team '54-'57, Captain WUIM' '57g Varsity Club '54-'57g White Hockey ' W Team '54-'56g White Hockey Team Captain '55g White Softball Team '54-'55. I l,Uel'lJ0!gI'l cle Cfairuifd SOUTHDOWN ROAD HUNTINGTON, LONG ISLAND, N.Y. At Oldfields 4 Years liWENDY,, A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. Always laughing or completely quiet. Every three years 'KWay seems to end up on those wooden sticks, with a leg out of competition. Keeps the room neat and tries to get those roommates to help. Always fiddling with the stage lights. Hope the pajamas fit, Wendy! Gets lots of mailg Let's have sharesies!,' Which will it be - Navy or Germany? You,re bound to get someone with that charm. -. x . V ,xjvf-ef -if UA, - ' JAVAAJJLL 5' AM fl we -V M ' ,ii A jg V, ff, l rim MM., E If is 1 - i i if 4 A, . f X fl 'll X, Green Teamg Dramatic Club '54-'57g Class X I f it KM. Representative '53-'56g Current Events Club JAM i f ,I K '54-'56g Volunteer Seryfce '55-'56g Camera s 'Mt .Af My ' Club '53-'56g Chorus D3',56Q Honor Study i f '55-'56g Altar Guild '54-'57g Bridge Club '55-'56q House Comm.g Library Comm.g Red Cross Comm.g Religious Conferences. arrief :zverateraf SYOSSET, N. Y. At Oldfields 3 Years HAPPY How bless'd the heart that has a friend, a sympathizing ear to lend. Could we ever forget her fantastic wit and laughing fits, or the endless accounts of that embarrassing summer experience? Independent, clever, and with a flair for every- thing, but always having an open ear for all problems, and a nickel for that last trip to Gookie's! Oh, Happy, just where is that Amoeba?!?l?! W, V Green Team '54-'57g Student Ollicer '56-'57g 1 Ax Fire Lieutenant '56-'57g Lil,Bit Editor '55- X '56g Class Representative '54-'55g Dramatic Club '56-'57g Glee Club '54-,573 French Club '55-'56g Current Events Club ,55-'56g 175 'WE' 'Q 'iii-1 5 'l 311' .X vu iii X' 'N NF- ! X W 2: 5 if . 1 T 5, R3 1' xx ,f st... ' K- ill , X xxxl 'xl' i-i- C Honor Study '55-'56g Camera Club '54-'56, Volunteer Service '55-,565 Chorus '54-'56g Choir '56g Director of Senior Plays '57g Chairman of New Girls Party '54, Religious Conferenceg Green Team '54-'56g Green Hockey Team Captain '55 and '56g Green Basketball Team '55-'56. JJQLM Jdffaf,-e ,Ju Pwr CHOPTANK FARM MIDDLETOWN, DEL. At Oldfields 4 Years KcLANA9a Laugh, and the world laughs with you. This young blonde filly that came to Oldfields as a silly Freshman is now running after men. She would rather starve than miss a hunt. She and her big chestnut mare have become a legend at school, have always turned in a top performance at the school shows, helping to keep the silver in the family. The comedian and composer of the Art Studio. Tweedy suits and well groomed. When asked what sort of mischief she has been up to lately, she will reply, - Ambehavinl', 45 1 ' f M- Wfvr - cf! 9 X will 'Xia lj f wire 4 White Team '53-'57g Posture Club '56-'57g i ' Camera Club '54-'56g Chorus '55-'56g Art 'im rg Monitor '56-'57g Riding Club '54-'57g Rid- W ing Club Pres. '56-'57, Riding Club Sec. '55- A l E ' '56g Varsity Riding Team '54-'56g Varsity 9- V, Club ,54-'57. cfdmieflt Shifter AIKEN PREPARATORY SCHOOL AIKEN, S. C. At Oldfields 3 Years :'TISH,, Not too serious, not too gay, but a good sport in every wayf, If you happen to see someone streaking down the hockey field, it will be Tish in the center position. She's tops in basketball, tennis, and horsemanship. Far above and beyond those, though, is beloved A. P. S. Close rivals are Washington and sailing days in Christmas Cove. What do you think, Skipper? Calm, cool, and collected . . . always a cheerfulword for everyone. All these things add up to one thing only -- our dear old Tishman . I I 100 O W wr' W. Green Team '54-'57g Student Officer '57g '57, Current Events Club '54g Camera Club '54-'56g Chorus '54-'57g Honor Study '55- it U 5 'U 'JDL '56g House Comm. '54-'57g Varsity Hockey Squad '56g Varsity Basketball Squad '55-'57g Varsity Tennis Team '55-'56g Varsity Club '56-'57g Green Hockey Team '56-'57g Green L Basketball Team '55-'56. li.-1.35 E wr ' A ' .SJ C Class Representative '54g Dramatic Club '55- . V .lx Q W , yu Clzifclreaa gamma 206 RADNOR 81 CHESTER ROAD ITHAN, VILLANOVA, PA. At Oldfields 3 Years HANNEU There was a star dance, and under that was I born! What is Anne noted for the most? It would be hard to sayg perhaps the perfect com- plexion, the neat hair and figure Qshe works to keep them soj. Mention Navy and she will pop out of nowhere with that big smile! Full of fun, and you canit get a hockey ball past her when she's in the goal. On the other hand-did you ever see such a graceful and beautiful Madonna? Pay her a complimentg will she believe you? Such modesty! The stag line will always be near Anne, for a more accomplished dancer would be hard to find, probably because she loves it so much. Good luck to you, Anne, wherever you go. 1 White Team '54-'57g Class Representative '54 and '56g Volunteer Service '55-'56g Bridge Club '55-'56g Camera Club '55-'56: Honor Study '54-'56g Rumpus Room Comm.: House Comm.g Honor Roll '54-'57g Varsity Hockey Squad '54-'57g White Hockey Team '55-'56g White Basketball Team '553 White Tennis Team '55-'56g Gym Meet '55-'56. me Sfewarf Jalafdniofg 1185 PARK AVE. NEW YORK 28, N. Y. At Oldflelds 3 Years MIANESQ Forever A True Friend? A little drift of powder on the floor, and always saying, ':Let's open the windowsf, Up at seven making sure we get to breakfast before the three minutes are up . . . that's lane. She loves to talk about Millbrook and the hounds. She is always there to cheer you on in her own quiet way. But don't mispronounce her name, or you're in for a quick correction. Such a little New Yorker-she knows just how to dress us in the best of fashion. i 1- if If X 31 it iii it , i'V I I X! ,rklii I 1 white Team '54-'57g student omcef '56-'57g -f f ' 1- Fire Lieutenant '56-'5Tg Assistant Business ip :gt I-I Manager of Ran-bit '56-'57g Riding Club '54- L47! Agp Mlagg '57g Riding Club See. '56-'57g Dramatic X Club '57g Current Events Club '51-13573 Li T51 -- g' X 'V , Camera Club '54-'56g Honor Study '55-'56: i i 'il X Altar Guild 'S-1357: Religious Conferences: I f Chorus '54-'56g Red Cross Comm.: Care '- 4' Nh Comm.g Library Comm.g Rumpus Room .. X gt-Nb A Commg Volunteer Service '55-'lifig Chevron y K VVinner '56, yuabfd Watan JM BANKSVILLE ROAD ARMONK, NEW YORK At Oldfields 3 Years uIUDY9s Good to be merry and wisef, Iudy arrived with many suitcases and joined the silly Sophomores in 1954. Ever since then she has been found going to tcafights, being elected as Bouillon Queen, and ranking as Gookieis third best customer! Couldn't live without a daily letter or two from TC.. Another thing ,that keeps her going: our weekend cocktail', parties! One of her main ambitions: to try to reform her roommate. Another: to make her hall pick up their bathmatsl Iust one of the trials of being a Student Oflicer, but Judy has done it and come out on top. White Team '54-'573 Student Ofheer '55-'57g A Fire Lieutenant '56-'57g Photography Editor fo of Rarnbit '56-'57g Class Representative '56rg French Club '54-'56g Camera Club '54-'stag ' Social Service '55-'56g Honor Study '55-'56: It House Comm.g Library Cornm.g Rumpus O L B Y Room Comm.g Skating Club ,55-'56g Varsity Hockey Squad '54-'57: Varsity Hockey Team X ' 5563579 Varsity Club '56-'57g White Hockey , Team .'54-'57g Varsity Softball Team '55- '56g White Team 54-55g White Tennis Team '54-'55g Gym Meet '54 56. alle fda JQA., p ,,h, r., WELCOME VALLEY FARM MIDDLEBURG, VA. At Oldfields 3 Years KELPo,' Save your Confederate money, boys, the South will rise again? When you hear that Southern accent, you know Kelpo's around. Heads up, heels down, she comes over the last fence to win the class in the horse show. On the hockey field or the basketball court, she will show you how to play the game and what sportsman- ship really- is. She's always in the group of girls with an extra dayv for weekends! Here's to a great all-round girl who is everyone's buddy l White Team '54-'57g Dramatic Club '55-'57g Current Events Club '54-'57, Pres. '56-'57g Riding Club '54-'57g Posture Club '55-'57g Honor Study '55-'57g Bridge Club '55-'56g Glee Club '55-'56g Chorus '54-'56g Camera Club '55-'56g Varsity Club '54-'57g Skating Club '55-'56g Choir '56-'57g Religious Con- ferenceg Varsity Hockey Squad '54-'57g Varsity Hockey Team '55-'56g Varsity Rid- ing Team '55-'56g White Hockey Team '54g White Basketball Team '54-'56g White Soft- ball Team '55-'563 Alumnae Poetry Award '56g Latin Award '55, argaref iuingdfon errow 21 BAYWATER DRIVE NOROTQN, CONNECTICUT At Oldfields 4 Years c6MARTY,, She means mischiefln Where is my roommate? Ah, yes, down at the Tea House. How could Cookie ever live without her? Wherever she is, there is always the gay laughter accompanied by a Morning',. She has an interest in basketball but Danish seems to give her the giggles. Her favorite sport is the long ride to Connecticut every vacation. Whether it is food or vacations, we will always remember everyone's friend - Marty. v GN I rs O my USE X fy a jf . . t E i f White Team '53-'57g Class Representative '54-'55, '55-'56g chorus '53-'56g French Club X on W '55-'56g Volunteer Service '55-'56g Honor 'N V. Q F A AX X - pf' Study '54-'55g Current Events '54-'55g Rum- L T- Xyiijlj-QQSQAQT r pus Room Comm. '55-'56g White Hockey L gfefx Team '54-'553 White Basketball Team '56. Xkwxl-SW--eww' sss- X we ef X 'iff TA ary facie ,WCA w4,,,,f,,Mf 25 BRIDGEWAY RD. CHATHAM HILLS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA At Oldfields 4 Years lVIoLE', Her heart is as good as gold. When Mole came four years ago, we all found ourselves quite fascinated with her southern accent. Not that we hadnit heard a Richmondite talk before, but she was just the fastest talking Southerner that ever graced the school! We love her sincerity and her devotion to the Greens. We all love her, and wish her the best in the following years! Green Team '53-'57g Green Team Captain '56-'57g Student Officer '56-'57: Fire Lieu- tenant '56-'57g Class Representative '53, '56g French Club '55-'56g Glee Club '55-'57g Chorus '53-'56g Bridge Club '54-'56g Camera Z X ' Club '53-'56g Honor Study '55-'56g House ii ffl Comm.g Library C0mm.g Dance Comm.g 4 Rumpus Room Comm.g Varsity Hockey Squad '54-'56g Green Team '53-'55g Green Basketball Team '56g Gym Meet '56, l l enee ala ponf potter R. D. 1 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE At Oldfields 3 Years REN1fE I am true to that which I believef, Along with all her suitcases, Renee arrived as a shy, unsuspecting Sophomore. As the years progress we Hnd her no longer shy, unsuspecting, but a Senior with a knack for wit and humor. She alternates between sweetness and stubborness, but is always sincere. When excited she has a voice that is capable of reaching Wilmington without a 'phoneil The clever wit and sense of humor that characterize Renee will continue to delight people long after she has left Oldfields. NX Green Team '54-'57g Fire Captain '56-'57g French Club '54-'56g Social Service '55-'56g Honor Study '56g Glee Club '55-'56g Chorus '54-'56g Library Comm.g Rumpus Room . Comm.g Varsity Hockey Squad '54-'55g I Green Team Hockey '54-'56g Green Team Basketball '54-'56. 1- ' fff' iana aynie reece , 'J STRAY SHOT WESTBURY, LONG ISLAND, N. Y. At Oldfields 3 Years HDI!! Her wit was more than man, her innocence a childf' Who's been brushing her shoes on my bureau?,' and Someone's walked across the bed! Di bursts in from second hour sports, with a Cheshire grin and mischievous eyes twinkling. Fifteen minutes later-in a cloud of powder and a shetland sweater, plus, of course, a skirt or a pair of shorts by Preece, Ltd.-we find her in the senior room sorting Rarebit ads or reading letters! Westbury Cwith a UD . . . S. Carolina . , and always Diana over the Kphone . . . these are the memories she will leave behind in Iune! ' iq ,Ve S IBJZ-i-ga g in ,vo XX Green Team '54-'57g Sec.-Treas. of Senior Geek Ag T5 Class '56-'57g Business Manager of Rarebit ? -.X '56-'57g French Club '55-'57: Current Events Club '54-'55g Bridge Club '55-'56g Camera Q 4 A Club '54-'56g Honor Study ,55-'56: Chorus t tj ' 641579 New Girls Party comm. '54g old ' fe M. Girls Party Comm. '56g House Comm.g 'N Q Library Comm.g Rumpus Room Comm.: f QNX' High Honor Roll '54-'55g Very High Honor ' Roll '53-'56g Maypole Dancer '56g Varsity 'ii Hockey Squad '56g Varsity Basketball Squad N r '57g Varsity Softball Team '55-'56g Gym X L 1 Meet '55-'56g Green Hockey Team '56g 1 Green Basketball Team '55-'56g Green Tennis Team '55-'56g Green Softball Team '55-'56. 1 l l afllfy gfaine ogera 737 WELDON ST. LATROBE, PA. At Oldfields 4 Years ULANEYM Strong mind, great heart, true faith, and willing hands. Here she comes - Oh, poopy! - bouncing down the hall, laughing as usual. Always with Kay-Kay . . , Always the one to laugh hardest at a joke . . . Always sprainin her little finger . . . Has a handsome horse named Freckles . . . Oh, those Rolling Rock stable boys! Divine voice and always singing solos . . . Great president of Dramatic Club . . . loves to act and oh, that actor! Bright red hair . . . ash blonde, please . . anyhow, it's always curly . . . Good-bye, Laney! May your Florida days be sunny and your huntin' days be glorious, and maybe some day we'll see you on Broadway . . with whom? Green Team '53-'57g Editor of' Rarebit '56- '57g Dramatic Club '54-'57g Dramatic Club Pres. '56-'57g Posture Club '56-,57g French Club '5-4356: Glee Club '54-'57g Honor Study '54-,563 Chorus '53-'57: Bridge Club '54-'55g Volunteer Service '55-'56: Art Moni- tor '56-'57: House Comm. '54-'57g Library Comm. '55-'57, J! 1 Q . l gg? . . Q l 1 73,7 l 4 : 15 W sf W ' A .y fw fltlxi' Q.. 6 .rms V X 1 I 'lf 2 da f alllefa 5t..,.t, 215 ANDERSON AVE. SAVANNAH, GA. At Oldlields 2 Years KCPAMQS To eat, drink, and be merryf' Pam came as a Iunior and it wasn't long before she developed two fatal weaknesses: Ioni Iames and Gookie's. She is famous for her tales of the great Tybee parties, her two fabulous brothers, and her southern accent. Pam is a one hundred per cent Southerner and a true model of the South. I know Oldfields will never forget these pointers that characterize - Pam. Qs 5 A bl Ff lull' X' ff Xxx W .. r W T x N x 5m-fwgev A fa f 3 X il 1 I if J Green Team '55-'57g Business Manager of X the Lil'Bit ,55-'56g Bridge Club '55-'56: 'Tyy N Chorus '55-'56g House Comm.g Ice Skating . 15 X J Club '55-'56g Dance Decorating Comm.: NLM ll M ,x N A J Green Basketball Team '55-'56g Green Soft- IUPLQ- ball Team '55-'56g Gym Meet '55-'56, .gfephanie aflecf Sfruding 8203 ST. lVIARTIN'S LANE PHILADELPHIA, PA. At Oldtields 3 Years STEPH1E She fills all the day with her chatter, with laughter the pauses in between. Hi, Honey, she calls out the window to her little bay mareg the blaring radio, an infectious giggle, or the pad-pad of Sargent as he goes to greet her are signs that she's in. If you want to find her during Cuts, go to the 'phone-sheill be talking to Woodberry- or else sheis rereading those Woodberry letters she got that morning! Bye, bye Stephie, be good now . . . Weill never forget you or Country Girl . . . and don't either of you forget that standing invitation to hunt and show with us! Green Team 554-'57g Dramatic Club '57g French Club '54-'56g Current Events Club '54-'56g Camera Club '54-'56g Bridge Club '54-'56g Riding Club ,SS-'57g Chorus '54-'56: Volunteer '55-'56g New Girls Party Comm. '54g House Comm.g Library Comm.g Rum- pus Room Comm.g Dance Comm.: Red Cross - Community Chest Commg Honor Study '54-,563 Maypole Dancer '54-'56: Cheerleader '54-'56, Varsity Hockey Team '55-'56g Varsity Hockey Squad '54g Varsity Club '55-'57g Varsity Club Chairman '56- '57g Green Softball Team '55g Gym Meet '55g Riding Improvement Award '56. f all ,X I 'al N. wvf' lp yy IX M ' f M , NlCmZcL Uf4 it iiii X ' H . I I ll E xl, fl A, bg- X ' ,f X lea . X . Q. 4 ll .C Lt ltr oui5e cf'6.,f 5 mifney DOCK ROAD EAST ISLIP, LONG ISLAND, N. Y. At Oldfields 3 Years ELIOT She has a sweet and attractive kind of grace. There she goes in a cloud ol Princeton, Annapolis, and Virginia dust. But which is it this time, Eliot? Always one to get up at 7:29 in the mornings, and manage to have her lace washed and bed made by breakfast. With big blue eyes to hide the fact shc's a gambler and a surgeon at heart, enough to deceive any midshipman. A great roommate -with all her Toms, Dicks, and Harrys, ice cream, and blonde hair! S' t g A S .ll mips, xx val. 'wil l, 1 uni' 'i xl, 1' Pg Green Team '54-'57g Vice Pres.. of Senior 1 ,. 'f wJf'fv Class '56-'57g Current Events Club '54-'55: ' ' .4 if J ' Camera Club '54-'56g Social Service '55-'56: ,A frk I I l' g xi-Mkfem Chorus '54-'56g House Comm., Dance ' r 2-AA-A Comm.g May Pole Dancer '54-'56g Varsity 'A fa Hockey Squad '54-'57, Green Hockey '54- W . ' '56g Green Basketball '55-'57g Green Tennis A PAA, '54-'56, Green Softball '54-'55g Gym Meet MVS! '55-'56. gn-25 ierman WINSFORD ROAD BRYN MAWR, PA. At Oldfields 3 Years UPEGGYH Such looks, such a smile, such fun would be hard to hnd again? Always on her way to Trinity, Princeton, or Annapolis was Peggy. We didnlt see much of her on week-ends, but that is quite understandable, because of her attractiveness. Never forget, Peg, those hours of singing along with the Whiffcnpoofs, including Sailorn, those rides down the front hill on Hying saucers! Peggy's gay step and spark- ling personality will always be hcr outstanding features, as she certainly radiated them over Oldfields. XX! J White Team '54-'57g Sports Editor of Rare- X,-yflgfff A bit '56-,571 Assistant Editor of Lil'Bit '55- f it t,., 5 '56g Current Events Club '54-'55g Camera f' ,X XXV Club '54-'56g Bridge Club '54-,56g Varsity I' Il ' X3 5 :EN A Club '54-,573 House Comm.g Library ,ff if 9-Q A y by Comm.g Dance Comm.g Chorus '54-'56g fix' X Maypole Dancer '54-'56g Varsity Hockey X' ffl' W X X CA Team '54-'56g Varsity Baseball Team '54- 0 od! l fsxx 'V '56, White Basketball Team '54-'56, white if f as X K Tennis Team '54-'56g White Baseball Team A O JV C '54-'56g Gym Meet '54-'51 C Xfx r J ollwf 'UMW am! .lafammf We, the Class of 1957, being of sound mind and body, do make our Last Will and Testament: I, MARY, bequeath my piano playing to PHYLL. I, CHRIS, bequeath NIFFY a mailbox full of S.A.S. letters. I, TRISH, bequeath to KIPPY my old DeDe.,, I, LINDA, bequeath to next year's SENIORS Prosperity, Paths of Peace, and Privileges - K'Senior', of course! I, NINA, bequeath my Ability to get A's to LAURA. I. BETTY, bequeath my biscuit-eating to DUCIE in hopes that her capacity will grow as years go by. I, HAPPY, bequeath to LILI all the open windows she wants. I, WENDY, bequeath to LANE,those many cobwebs in my mailbox. I, LANA, bequeath STEWART my ability to keep out of trouble. I, TISH, bequeath to LUCY those trips to Booth Bay. I, ANNE, bequeath to B.I. all of my gorging, in hopes of bigger and better things. I, IANE, bequeath those off-hour visits to the barn to SUZI. I, IUDY, bequeath to RUTHIE a new set of fingernails, in hopes that she will take care of them in short order. I, KELSO, leave CUZ behind. WE, MARTY and RENEE, leave COOKIE in peace. I, MOLE, bequeath to BONNY B. all the trips to Richmond she wishes, in hopes that she will have better luck than I did. I, DI, bequeath my love of ice cream to MADEMOISELLE, in hopes that next year she no longer has a rival. I, LANEY, bequeath to KAY an international elevator, so that her trips to the 3rd floor will be more enjoyable. I, PAM, bequeath my ability to write a will to ANYONE who wants it. I, STEPHIE, bequeath my friends in N. C. to DAI so she may read by day and PLAY at night. I, PEGGY, bequeath to IBBIE a one-way ticket to Hartford. I, ELIOT, bequeath to the HALLOCKS my many train rides to Islip. Sfafitffw enior Name Says Loves Song MARY Don't Panic! Little One Lullabye of Birdland CHRIS What a riot! Music, dancing By Porter and coffee ice cream. and Gershwin TRISH Give me liberty Die Manner Got Along Without or give me death. You Before LINDA Hey, Pooh Bear! The ground he walks on Where or When NINA Oh, You know . . . To Swim lust One Of Those Things BETTY No, Sir! The South Anything Goes HAPPY CDepends on moodj Apples Cheek to Cheek Y Y WENDY She says . . . Fun Dance With Me, Henry LANA Certainly! Fox hunting Giant Tis!-I How you doing? A. P. S. and C. C. Laura ANNE Daddy-o! Navy I Could Have Danced All Ni ght IANE I like them blond! Food, animals, and men Blue Moon JUDY That's really funny! Week-ends A Beautiful Friendshipi' KELSO Great To be casual Anything by Fats Gookamookas! MARTY 'Morning Amherst Everytime We Say Goodnight MOLE Splendid! Champagne and My Love, My Love Deb Parties. RENEE You're Kidding! Yale, Iune 'ilust One of Those Things DI Iust divine! Ice cream Getting to Know You LANEY That's the way it is. Theaters September Song PAM O-owy! Savannah 'Someone to Watch Over Me STEPHIE Cunprintablej Country Girl Something Wonderful PEGGY Really attractive! To dance lust One of Those Things ELIOT Oh, really! Being in her Blue Moon sister's wedding. enior .safafiafiw Noted For Pet Peeve Always Found Ambition Being ina Snobs Playing the Piano To be a let Pilot good mood. Voice Insincere people Around in To marry little pieces. a millionaire Complexion Snuffy, the dog Dieting-Tomorrow To find THE amoeba! Gracefulness People who won't try In the mood To go to Capri. something once. Efficiency An unanswered Laughing To have curly hair telephone. with Peggy Taking week-ends Intellectuals Between the Devil To go around the and the Deep world in eighty days. Blue Sea Doodles N. Y. colloquialism Laughing- To beat Sadie at the wrong time. at tennis Innocence Early rising Yelling at To wear roommates her roommates the pajamas Ummmm, those Washing Doing something To do something packages thermometers wrong right. Tennis Vics that don't work Thinking about Aiken To hunt in Ireland Modesty Open windows and Changing To dance all night. cold rooms her hair style. Excess of powder Screaming females, Opening windows To go to the on the fioor and rules. African Iungle. Amherst Bath mats In a mad rush To reform Marty. on the Hoor Cool shirts Q. R. N. Sleeping To be on time Gust oncell Making lists Apparatus Pussy-footing To be lovely, engaged, to Gookies without using Pond's Talking fast Broken fingernails On a diet? To be an interior decorator Writing stories Republicans Daydreaming To go to Granada. Neatness Exhibitionists Making Clothes To be a model. Getting Technique, Going somewhere Broadway? a package a day and rose maddar. with K. Asking what. A regulated life. Going home To be a millionaire playgirl. Being one of the People who talk while Talking at To be a Rebel. horsey set she's interrupting. the wrong time. Exquisite Loud people On the 'phone. To dance with an features Arthur Murray instructor Long blonde hair Green suede shoes Home Making room. To find a man. CAM JJ Aft ry 0 ng years, some sad, some fun, Graduation Day has linally come. And the task of telling the Class History Has been left on the shoulders of poor little me. But first I must tell you what I almost forgot: I am Duke, a fox, the class mascot. I shall start my tale with the Freshman Class. From the sad, sad cries of Will we pass? To the laughing fits at the dining room table Of what they had done today at the stable. Most of the class talked of boys or their horse, And very few of their English course. This angelic class always had fun, This is the main reason most failed French One. They had many times in this institution, From after-lights to the French Revolution. We will always remember the original eight, Never bad and never late. The end of the year was finally here And they knew their group would enlarge next year. In nineteen hundred and fifty-four Each Freshman was now a Sophomore. They all were back to start off the year, Leaving cigarettes at home with the beer. When the new girls came, they greeted them with a Bouncing about from room to room. Looking them over, eyeing them careful, Then lifting their noses and saying, 'SHOW d But eventually they turned And in th iafo er four lo eniora asboomsvs readful! out to be fi e class wer The rst rate e really great. re was much excitement early one day When one of their classmates ran away. You couldn't say they were quiet as a mouse, Especially after dinner on 2nd floor New House! They hollered, yelled, and had quite a ball, But Sissie didn't, who lived 'cross the hall. In Geometry 'class Miss Lucas' hair was in tangles Trying to teach them how to measure angles. In General Science class they really had fun, But I pitied their poor teacher Miss Dixon. By the end of the year none looked much thinnerg Impossible! I watched them gorge at dinner! It was time to leave but they were looking forward to For the Iunior year is the best of all. In nineteen hundred and fifty-five, We were back again and very alive. As I watched them come, each with a cheer, I recalled every moment which passed last year. This time we started off with a really big bang, With two new girls to add to our gang. The year went by, and turned out all right, And before we knew it was Banquet Night. Some were crying so hard they couldn't see, Because student ofhcers they would beg I am happy to say that the girls with the duty next fall, I957 Cfadd .Mabry ofseniora Are Happy, Chris, Nina, lane, Tish and Iudyg And the two chosen team captains plus that role Are White Team's Betty and Green Team's Mole. When we marched down the hill we were in 7th Heaven For we were now the Class of '57. Back again on the very first day, Hoping to pass every course with an A, They relaxed in the Senior Room, living like kings, And every night they polished their rings. They were a joyous class, never dreary at all, Especially when they got cuts from Study Hall. For their fourth weekend they won the fight, And also got an extra hour Sunday night. We loved them in St. Ioan and Gas Light, And Arsenic and Old Lace was really just right. In English IV they struggled through plays, And History of Art left them in a daze. In Biology Class they searched for lichen on logs, And struggled through the dissecting of frogs. For the year book pictures they all looked lovely, And a great success was the Senior Tea. As club presidents they all were great, And at the Senior tables they all really ate. Well, here it is - Graduation Day - And the Senior Class is now on their way, I know you'll all miss us, for I'm leaving too, And as we think of the seventh we're all rather blue. As I thought about all the girls in this class, There were a few items I couldn't let passg I'll never forget Laney and her special man, Or Linda with her Florida tang Or a silly southern belle named Pam, Or Peggy on the hockey team, And Mary with her usual beam, Eliot with her long blond hair, Or Stephie with her darling mareg Marty when she scratched into prayers, And Iane who simply loves horsey affairs, Happy who loved a clever joke, And Trish who was always brokeg Nina who was a whiz in French class, And Tish who would almost always pass, Wendy accused of assault and battery, Renee who is always getting panickyg Lana on her chestnut horse, Di with an A in every courseg Anne and that lover-ly blue sweater, Iudy who always got a letterg Chris with her beautiful voice, Betty who is really very first choice, Kelso and her rock 'n roll, And a great team captain who's name is Mole. It's time to end this long oration And let our seniors have their G raduationl DUKE I957 .S?ll6!2Ilt OMCBFJ IUNIOR CLASS Buttrick Hardin, n, Dav s, Eichelberger, Edmondson, Harvey, arriso Third row H Bryan. I arholm, Dick, Rawle, Top row: Cl :2 w: Curr YO Pont. Bottom du Leod. Stewart, I HC M Perry, jenkins ecorzd row: Cumming, Bindley, ohnson, Bright. S I ar, DUCT Co I. ola Tim SOPI-IOMORE CLASS Veatch, B. Bryan, ood, cond row: C. Bl Se tchell. Mi artin, alcolm, M aylor, Dix, Page, Reynolds, M ner, T HI' w: Osgood, B Top ro Burke, Serrell, Gaither, Hesseltine. Rogers, w: Stetson, G. VO Bottom schler. Hit ard, Paul, W per, Kem FRESHMAN CLASS SIODE. hn Fuller, Goldsmith, Murray, Morris, Io h. Bottom mu' Smit hcmw, eene, W Gr .. Godfrey, L, Hallock, H. Hallock. p row: To Yflnclercfaaamen BARNER, PAMELA R. D. 1 Easton, Md. BINDLEY, LOUISE 5311 Westminster Place Pittsburgh 32, Pa. BLOOD, CONSTANCE Auburn, North Post Ofiice Mathews County, Va. BRIGHT, IANICE Rector, Pa. BRYAN, BETSY CBonnieD Westmoreland Place Richmond, Va. BRYAN, IANE Goat Hill Manakin, Va. BURKE, MARY ELLEN 933 Cedar Brook Rd. Plainfield, N. I. BUTTRICK, SARAH Liberty St. Concord, Mass. CLARHOLM, SANDRA P. O. Box 5303 Daytona Beach, Fla. CONNERAT, LAURA 20 E. 50th St. Savannah, Ga. CUMMING, IEAN 173 Summit Ave. Summit, N. I. CURRY, LEAUGEAY Rt. 1 Pfafftown, N. C. DAVIS, DIANE Laurel Lane Haverford, Pa. DICK, ANNE Dolores Plantation Laredo, Texas DIX, ELEANOR Westhampton Beach L. I., N. Y. DU PONT, IEAN Fairfield, Conn. EDMONDSON, MOLLY 3 Cohawney Rd. Scarsdale, N. Y. EICHELBERGER, ANN Rosehill House Lawrenceville, N. I. FULLER, EMILY Moores Hill Rd. Oyster Bay, N. Y. GAITHER, ANNE 699 Westfield St. Dedham, Mass. GODFREY, CAROLINE 12 Hunter Rd. Princeton, N. I. GOLDSMITH, MAUDE 801 Louden Heights Road Charleston W. Va. GREENE, VALERIE 490 Rubicon Road Dayton, Ohio HALLOCK, HELENA HALLOCK, LISA St. Mark's Lane Islip, L. I., N. Y. HARDIN, SUZANNE 362 W. Church St. Elmira, N. Y. HARRISON, PHYLLIS 501 W. Chestnut Ave. Philadelphia 18, Pa. HARVEY, MARIANNE Pecksland Rd. Greenwich, Conn. HESSELTINE, BETTY IEAN R.F.D. Box 327 F Blossom Cove Rd. Red Bank, N. I. HITSCHLER, CHRISTINE 530 Spring Lane Philadelphia 18, Pa. IENKINS, LINDA Bealls Lane Frostburg, Md. JOHNSON, DIANA 143 Meeting Street Providence 6, R. I. IOHNSTONE, CAROLINE Mt. Cuba Rd. Greenville, Delaware KEMPER, LUCY Phillips Academy Andover, Mass. MacLEOD, LANE Lloyd Harbor Huntington, L. I., N. Y. MALCOLM, CARINA 500 Old Lock Lane Richmond, Va. MARTIN, LYNNE Box 476 Bridgeton, N.I. MITCHELL, RUTH Mt. Pleasant Rd. Bryn Mawr, Pa. MORRIS, HELEN 125 Waterway Lane Delray Beach, Fla. MURRAY, PETRA West River Road Rumson, N. I. OSGOOD, ALSTON 70 King St. Charleston, S. C. PAGE, MELINDA Oakland Beaver Dam, Va. PAUL, WENDY Radnor, Pa. PERRY, SUSAN State Line House Greenville, Del. RAWLE, BETSY Castlefinn Farm Bryn Mawr, Pa. REYNOLDS, GLENN 5511 Cary St. Rd. Richmond, Va. ROGERS, GRACE 29 Hodge Ave. Buffalo 22, N. Y. SERRELL, QUITA Taconic Road Greenwich, Conn. SMITH, IULIE Center Island Oyster Bay, N. Y. STETSON, SANDRA 609 Belvidere Ave. Plainfield, N. I. STEWART, BONNIE 73 W. King Street Shippensburg, Pa. TAYLOR, ISABELLE 277 Cheswold Lane Haverford, Pa. TIMOLAT, CECILE Riverside Red Bank, N. I. VEATCH, KAY P. O. Box H Ligonier, Pa. WARD, WENDY 2 School House Lane Pittsburgh 32, Pa. WITHEROW, MOLLY 5614 Northumberland St. Pittsburgh 17, Pa I Q 0 112 5 li W R If 11 .5 '4 3 ff Qsgxfiff ll , X is I 47 K it 0 , X QQ IX, 'Q W U fi' N... A V V Ziff WJ L A ' NZD? X W' f QW IST f Q Q-WM A Q ca 937' f Ii ' , f P., aces f' X FGEEMCHCLU51 us DRAMATIC CLUB Cold membersb E Top row: Brereton. de Clairville. L. Rogers CPresiclent7, Fletcher, Dick, Kelso. Bottom row Dclaflelcl. Buttriclx QSecretary3, T. Blood, Bosch. DRAMATIC CLUB Qnew 1T1ClNlX'I'Sl Top row: Osgood, Barrier, Bindley, Strubing, L. du Pom. Bottom row: Ilallenborg, Veatch, Arclrey, Ienkins, I. Bryan, Page. Missing: B. Bryan. FRENCH CLUB .! -Q. Top row: Bindley, Stewart, Bright, Clarholm, Curry, Prccce, Mitchell, Timolat. Bottom row: Hardin, johnson, llarvcy. Missing: Carter. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Top row: Buttriclc, Bryan, lerikins, Burke, I. du Pont, Cmmcrzi Bottom row: Stewart, Kelso fPresidentj, Hallenborg, Curry. t, Cumming, llzxrclin. Stvlmn lift kg! 4 X V, x .. f- as I , A 5 if 4 X3 , g Ng ,VE v X1 V L , ' gi E A 5 x lg -. 1 A , X i . af, f- , - , .. A f f 1 M ' 5 ' y Q, I YT, E 5 5 X A - 3 5 , J tb , y A gp- , ,L WM M 5 f .-'F If XX f . X . M MM M sic X Xt! QC 'I 1 X ff . . Q V x . xx I f- -x I f Q v ' Q ? K R X 5 X G Q G S J X ' f M 5 . 4 . I X jhplg xi' rl , f X , r A ' IQ X s LTL BIT r LQ? C11rry,IfJlms0r'1, Hardin, Butirick smtzfd Clfdimrj, Comm,-rm, Perry. ART Monitors: I,. du Pont, Bosch iscalcdj. Malcolm. I.. Rogers. ART ii 2 S ,D I. du Pont, Hitschler, Greene, Dick. ART Davis, Kemper, Martin, Dix. CI, EF CLUB .Swrzlwlj Miss K2Il17'Y12lHIl ffllIl'l'lUl' ol Clloc' Clulv :md clllfVI'll5l. iff! lo rigilzli Clorllrvy, l,, llrmggmw, lxlllllllfifl ' ' 2 ' '12 11 ' ' , 1YiS. SIKWNZUI. fVlii4'l1C'll. livlw. llxlrnlin, Crnxncwaxl, Stetson, Iircrvlon, llvlnllc-lml lmlmrllurrazx Ilxrxu Pnmr U1 CI. lill mul, lgl'Skll, l'ott1'r, Page, CIr'0vm', rllilylllf, Perry, VVurLl. Hincllvy, .'Xrclrr'y. CHOIR Y V. ,V 5 , - ' - W -.K 1 mi. if ,L L, 'ZF 5 . -' , ' . -.f 4 Firx! row: Arclrey, Godfrey, VVard, Taylor, Malcolm. Greene. Sfconn' row: I, du Pom. Stmson, fNTitulwll, llZlI'I'lKOI1. Connmm. Third rout rlc Cluirvillc, Page, Davis, Paul, C. Blood. Bvsclm, Kulw. X , 50 O RTS 8 -ng ,QP K I A , 5 1 x A V . if K 3 3 AQ. K I E if as 1 F'-Z Mi A 1 ,n X xl Q If , -cf' -M-..q.. J HITE TEAM ard, ry, W CT arvey, P , Hitschler, H enborg, Greene, Osgood, Dix nh, Han Sm allock, H, Hallock, of the L. H Starting at top ardirx. H l, Clarliolm, Stewart, Buttrick, il H Besch, C. Blood, ood Bl iclx, T. D Davis, rtin Ma od. Colm. Cumming, NIacI.e Mal awle. Paul, R v Rogers reton, Merrow, C. YC mble, B 8 C HH, YY1 , Veateh, VVier aptainj fC t. Clarke Pon du t, B. Bryan, l.. Pon du I. VARSITY CLUB Top row: Hill, Eivhelberger, I-Iesseltinc, Hitschler, Bamer, Buttrick, Kelso, Mitchell, Stewart Ilarwy, I.. du Pont, VVi0rm:m. Swcoml row: Clarke, jenkins, Fletcher, Scrrell, MacLeod Bottom mil-.' Strulving Qflliairmanj. RIDING CLUB Strubing. Osgfvml, Vcatcli, Reynolds. Hallenborg on horse fSecretaryj, Jenkins, Buttrick, Miss Illflllly on Iiorsv, Gaither, I. Bryan, Bamer, Iohnson, Dick, L. du Pont on horse CPrcsidentj, Malcolm. Clolnlsmitli, Timolat, Kelso. Jw, .L X LM Find' u gs. 5 - , ' f ' V ' 'WS g , '-. ' i' ' ' 57' ' .351 ' ' 5' W- is ,M 7-Qwg5'3,i ,,,ff, u . , k, . . wx W: u .. - V Q ' ' ' ' ,-frm. ' CHEERLEADERS Lwft to right: Bright, B. Bryan, Cumming, Perry, Cormerat, Bindley. 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