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

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Page Mason Slzutt ACTIVITIES: Entered 1948. Charity Representative V, Council VI, Vice-President of Class VII, Head of Second-Hand Book Store VII, Photographer for QUID NUNC VIII, Play Committee VI, VII. Q uiet and efficient, Page has been an indis- pensable member of many of our activities. She rarely complains about the task ahead, whether it is writing those perpetual history outlines or straightening out the maze of who-owes-whom- what in the second-hand book store. In spite of her frequent Cthough causelessj worrying about her marks, Page is far from a pessimist. She and Fifi are constantly chuckling over some joke or funny remark. Reeling off titles of courses with jaw-breaking names, Page is planning now for her future as a lab technician. Who knows, maybe she'll be the Alumna, dreamed of by Miss Graham, who will make famous R.P.C.S.'s science depart- ment. Ame Dorsey Stone ACTIVITIES: Entered 1947. Lateness Council VI, Class Secretary VII, VIII, Red and While Staff VII, Ad Manager of QUID NUNC VIII, Lacrosse Varsity VII, Play Cast VII, Play Committee VI. CS Letls have a blank yearbook this year. Stoney may have been kidding when she said that, but if it hadn't been for her, you wouldn't be reading these words now. Tramping from store to store for ads, and shocking us into meeting our quotas, Ann has made sure that we have a QUID NUNC. But we always knew she would be an excellent ad manager after years of seeing her almost invariably perfect math papers. Stoney's summers are spent in Virginia at camp where she has plenty of time to practice her favorite sport, tennis. We know that she will be a popular and successful Math major at college. 16

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Diana May Russell ACTIVITIES: Entered 1947. Council IV, Secretary- Treasurer of Class V, Business Manager of Red and White VII, Play Committee VIIg Business Manager of QUID NUNC VIII, Secretary of School Government VIIIg Badminton Varsity VII, VIII, Manager VII, Play Cast VI. Ever since the time in the III Main when she undercut a classmate in the sale of lanyards, Di has been the business wizard of the class. But business is not all Di dabbles in-she is also one of the class brains.'l Who else has always known the right word in French or can explain intricate Chemistry problems to gaping friends? And, by the way, wasnyt that Di we saw at a recent party monopolizing the stag line? She hopes to major either in science or language at college, choosing a career between them after graduation. 1 .x 1 I .' 4 ' . - 1' I U I ,LS '.' . x f tr.. 'ff Y 's 4' ,Blz'2aLe?lz Smit! A - , 'X P, 1 x K . AcTIv1TIEs: Entered 1940. Council IV, Play Com- mittee Vlg Play Cast VII, VIII, Chairman of Social Service Organization VIIIg Vice-President of Christian Service Club VIII. Sparkling blue eyes, pert pug nose framed by a fluffy blond bob-that's our Sandy. A muffled remark in History and stifled laughter-Betty just thought up a new joke. But Betty can work hard, too. Who can forget her speeches for the Com- munity Chest or her wonderful performance as Mama in I Remember Maman? Who else can write letters to admirers from Princeton to the U. of Va., organize parties and drives for money, and still keep the average Betty has? An organizer, fashion plate, witty conversationalist, and belle of the ball, Betty will be a welcome addition to any college. 15

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Catherine Vandenburg ACTIVITIES: Entered 1950. QUID NUNC Repre- sentative VIIQ Ref! and White Staff VIIg Vice- President of Class VIIIQ Glee Club VII, VIH. u Poor Elizabeth, poor dear Elizabeth. With these words Kitty completely captured the hearts of the audience as Dagmar in I Remember Mamaf' She doesn't conhne her acting to the stage, however. She can impersonate almost any- one. Whenever a roar of laughter penetrates the walls of the senior-room, you may be sure Kitty is behind them. Her interests lie in hillbilly music, gadgets, toys and eating. Where she puts all the food we d0n't know. Envied by all for being first accepted at college, Kitty is certainly lucky. Among her pet peeves are late people, chairs in History class, and quarrels. Psychiatrist Vandenburg will be heard from in later life. R 4 - . ,.-., . ,, ., . '-'i . 17 X - I , . f Lv'