Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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MARGARET WILLIAMS DEWING Miggie l've just remembered something' which I forgot to do yesterday, and shan't be able to do tomorrow. -Winnie-the-Pooh. 1930-31--Paint and Putty, Spring Play. 1931-32-Christmas Play, Orange Soccer and Hockey Teams, Paint and Putty. 1932-33-Christmas Play, Orange Soccer and Hockey Teams, Business Manager of Paint and Putty. 1933-34--'Varsity Soccer and Hockey Teams, Business Manager of Paint and Putty, Christmas Play, Spring' Play, Salon Fran- QBIS. Miggic always was a good business mana- ger, but since she has taken Elements of Business she's become nearly perfect. Every- thing from tickets and programs to gymna- sium stunts must be worked out mathemati- cally. In fact, one stunt was so perfectly timed that she could do it to music. JEAN DOHERTY Jenn Looked modestly down his nose and tried to pretend he wasnt -Winnie-the-Pooh. 1931-32- 1932-33- I933-34--Treasurer of Music Club, 'Varsity Hockey and Soccer Teams, Luncheon Com- mittee, President of Senior Book Club. Jean and her comb are as inseparable as Sherlock Holmes and his pipe. CWe hope you won't mind the contrasts-or is it a compari- son?J She may seem quiet to some, but we know otherwise. For she hears-and tells- marvelous jokes. Just ask her to tell you one some time, but don't ask her to explain lt, for goodness' sake. 16

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MABEL AUSTIN CHENEY Mabel'i 'You're a real friend,' said he. 'Not like some,' he said. -Winnie-the-Pooh. 1930-31-Christmas Play. 1931-32- 1932-33-Christmas Play, 'Varsity Hockey Team, Salon Frangais, Student Leader, Student Council. Will the meeting please come to order? asks Mabel, and Room 14 busily applies itself to settling the many questions that arise. Sometimes the discussions get a bit warm, but our patient and well-poised president has kept them well under control. But perhaps, when meetings do become warm , that is why Mabel uses, later, the couch on the third floor so much - with one other Senior. Of course we're not drawing any conclusions. BARBARA ELLEN COSTELLO Bobbie,' As lung as nobody minds, I suppose it's all right. Winnie-the-Pooh. 1930-31-Christmas Play, Paint and Putty, Spring Play, Ensemble. 1931-32-Christmas Play, 'Varsity Baseball Team, Paint and Putty, Ensemble. 1932-33-Christmas Play, 'Varsity Baseball Team, Paint and Putty, Ensemble. 1933-34-Secretary of Paint and Putty, Senior Orange Captain, Vice-President of Book Club, Christmas Play, Spring Play, 'Varsity Hockey Team, Ensemble. Bobbie proves again that all beautiful girls are not dumb. One example of her efficiency is the way she ran the Westminster-Oxford party. If you think it was easy to try to answer some of the questions asked, or to comply with some of the requests, try it your- self some time. 15

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MARY EDDY Muir He would know the Right Thing to do. -Winnie-the-Pooh. 1930-31-Senior Orchestra. 1931-32-'Varsity Hockey Team, Senior Or- chestra, Music Club, Program Committee. 1932-33-President of Junior Book Club, Sec- retary of Music Club, Class Captain, 'Varsity Hockey, Soccer and Baseball Teams, CHAT Business Board, Senior Orchestra, Luncheon Committee. 1933-34-Salon Francais, President of O. S. A., Student Council, 'Varsity Soccer Team, Christmas Pageant, Student Leader, En- semble, Senior Orchestra, Orange Hockey Team. Since Mary is the head of the Student Coun- cil she's looked up to by many people for her spirit and good sportsmanship. But as to her music-just sing a song and she'll play it for you. The members of the Music Club certain- ly like to go to her house for a meeting! Remember the Music Club picnic? Oh, mar- velous! GERALDINE MARIE FOLEY 4'Cerry'l Brains first and then Hard Work. -The House at Pooh Corner. 1930-31-Christmas Play, Paint and Putty, Spring Play. 1931-32-Christmas Play, Paint and Putty. 1932-33-Christmas Play, Spring Play, Treas- urer of Paint and Putty. 1933-34-Christmas Play, Paint and Putty, Spring Play. If people think that Gerry is too dignified, they should really think twice, for she is full of fun, once she gets started. She is most outstanding in dramatics. Do you remember her in the Christmas Play? What a big, bad villain she proved to be! And then we want you to know that Gerry was costume mistress for the Spring Play at the Avery. Congratu- lations, Gerry, the costumes were marvelous! 17