Roland Park Country School - Quid Nunc Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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A X A , J 75 5' Whitnejf Ann Foley ACTIVITIES: Entered 1941. Play VI, VII, VIIIg Play Committee VIII, Red and White Staff VII, Chairman of Lateness Council VIII. Popularity plus, and no wonder! With Whit's ability to make friends and get along so well with all kinds of people, it is not surprising that she is so well liked. She is always finding herself with two Saturday night dates instead of the usual one, although it is rumored her main interest is in the Navy. Whit is also interested in dramatics and has been in the school play for the last two years. She hopes to become a successful model and, who knows, we may some day see her name among the top fashion models of New York. jemyce Margaret Fulzrmem ACTIVITIES: Entered 1947. Charity Representative IV, Glee Club VI, VII, VIII, Red and While Staff Vllg Vice-President of Class VI, Dance Committee VI, Play Committee VIII. Ianyce always manages to find time to do every- thing from demonstrating new dance steps to lis- tening to Whitney's latest adventure. In spite of those never-ending outlines, she often enjoys a game of golf at the club-a game in which she excels, may we add-or a lengthy phone call with some of her many friends. She is one of those lucky people who is naturally bright, and making honor roll is not too much of an effort. We are all sure that janyce will succeed in whatever she tries because of her determination, her pep, and her most entertaining and sparkling personality. 8

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Excie Witcher Everett ACTIVITIES: Entered 1939. Lateness Council VII, Vice-President of Christian Service Club VII, Red and White Staff VII, Play Cast VI, VII, VIII, Secretary of Glee Club VIII. Excie is the most unpredictable member of our class. With a scream and a crashing of books, she makes her daily entrance into the senior room. Let me tell you . . Oh darn it . . Did you all hear . . Excie has a joke for every occa- sion and an appreciative laugh for all. However, underneath all this gaiety and fun, there is a re- sponsible person and a loyal friend, and an un- wavering spirit of fairness. The only way we can possibly sum up Excie is to say, Roland Park will never be the same without her.', Lucy Fallon ACTIVITIES! Entered 1947. Secretary-Treasurer of Class IV, Vice-President of Class Vg President of Class VII, VIII, Play Committee VI, VII, VIII, Red and White Staff VII. ll 'The class will come to orderf, As the gavel sounds and a hush descends upon the room, the Senior Class President begins. This is our execu- tive Lucy, an organizer, a leader, and a fan of the U.S.N.A. Her tact makes her well liked by all, and her interests have led to her active participa- tion in many of the school organizations and out- side ones, too. She has been going to camp in Canada for several years and finally, this summer, her job as a counselor helped her make the deci- sion to become a sociology major at college. She hopes later to be a medical social worker. f, S f . ' -15 'I . 7 lj I 1 -. - Y ff ,tg I., .. fefftfi, fffbfufzikfk - K 'C f , L ,IJQ4 -K ,-,,4,-L, .-A4 fa L' X . , gang' gf 1.--3.1 , .f L ' 'I -L ' -'-fur c , 14 f- .M

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Rosemary Gatch ACTIVITIES: Entered 19-48. Glee Club VI, VII, VIII, Rea' ana' While Slay? VII, Lunch Room Proctor VII, Class Librarian VIII. Rosie is one of the class geniuses who sprang from the hallowed halls of Calvert. She is always the friendly consoler, and supports any good cause, especially the Naval Academy. As a member of Glee Club, with her clear soprano voice, Rose- mary has contributed to every concert. She is espe- cially interested, too, in dramatics, French, and chemistry. Speed-Logic-Wit. Three little words sum Rosie up. Whether serious or gay Rosemary is always lively and fun to be with. Voted the most domestic in the senior class, Rosie will, we suspect, make some lucky man a perfect wife. Margaret Parker Gundry ACTIVITIES: Entered 1945. President of Class IV, Athletic Representative V, Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Association VI, Honor Board VI, Vice- President School Government VII, Rea' and While Staff VII, President of Christian Service Club VII, President of School Government VIII, Glee Club VI, VII, VIII, Hockey Varsity VI, VII, VIII, Basketball Varsity VI, Lacrosse Varsity VI. Parker, a born leader, has received the highest honor that can be bestowed on a senior, the posi- tion of President of the Student Government. She has held high offices ever since the First Main when she entered the school. Founder of the Christian Service Club, P.K. made it the largest club in the school in only one year, but her accom- plishments do not stop there. She also shines in all the varsities and in Glee Club. If asked, she will say she wants to be a social worker, preferably connected with the Church. 9 xi ,X,vL'x,l1-vanish ,- , , -fu.. LLB -1 ' ,.-. 1 1 , 1 I ..-V -fs , . . . .Q hx Brig? XA, VIJX' Pk 1 'nf lsx P Ts J f 'N - f' ' ' I A 'X X 3. H - 'LMMW ' UL .Nu I ,L,: .L--.. . ---.-. ,. A 4 ' 4 'Tut -mg YQ Q3 Si, Rigs f 903 Q-FY - I Q 'lzzxoc Q -Easvgwxtxxitie we-f K xxmiw Q' A . I fr , I A - ' Y- -A g f b Ak N XXX iXI.f?tL.3l N 5, Kxilc, X f