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

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1 I , Selina Lloyd Baker ACTIVITIES! Entered 1940. President of World Watchers VIIQ QUID NUNC VIIIg Play Committee VIIIQ Red and White Staff VIIg Student Super- visor of Library VIII. me in the Senior Class loves to argue with Miss Faissler? Who knows the location of every book in the library? Who is an authority on every known subject? Selina alone can answer. She de- fends her point of view with flashing eyes- but in my opinion . . . g she is eager- Sure, Ild love to go g she is friendly-- Here, let me help. Because of her interest in science and people, she hopes, after graduating from college, to work in India either as a social worker or as a technician under the Point Four Program. Stuart Tait Weaver Bodine ACTIVITIES: Entered 1950. President of Christian Service Club Vlllg Honor Board VII, VIlIg Bad- minton Varsity VII, VIII, Captain VIII. Stu has always been thought of as one of our more stalwart members. Responsible-Conscien- tious-Trustworthy. Her sense of humor is un- failing, her sympathetic ear always ready. She has an easygoing disposition, nothing ever upsets or disrupts her, and her welcome smile has won her many friends everywhere. Stu is a good speaker as she has shown in her capacity as President of the Christian Service Clubg her enthusiasm and wit make us enjoy listening to her. No wonder her favorite song is On the Sunny Side of the Streetf, 4

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Ellen Kenly Brown ACTIVITIES: Entered 1949. Assistant Editor Red and White VII, Glee Club VI, VII, Chief Cheer Leader VIII, Chairman of Entertainments VIII. ho is the tiny blond figure dashing by, mum- bling to herself? Ellen, whose outstanding char- acteristics are cheering at games and talking all the time. Known for her liveliness and versatility, Ellen can always be depended on for new ideas for skits and dances. Brown also has an interest in dramatics and has done well in both of the school plays the last two years. In her four years here Ellen has become one of the brightest stars in Roland Park's sky and we are sure that long after she has gone on to better things, these halls will still echo with her infectious laughter. K GQXLI , FA. Xl st X X -C N.. ' 1 'V N - ' Beverly Reynolds Bnsick ACTIVITIES: Entered 1940. Lateness Council IV, Council Member VIIIg Red and White Staff VII, Librarian for Glee Club VIII, Glee Club V, VI, VII, VIII. Screech! A new Chevy roars up, stops with pro- testing brakes, and an energetic red-head jumps out. Thatis Bev, one of the original members of the class. We may joke about Bev's driving ability but we certainly would have been lost without her oifers to drive us everywhere. She's generous with her time, too. Whether it's listening to tales of woe, fixing up the senior-room, or writing those oh-so-numerous skits, Bev manages the situation with her endless tact and vitality. Attractive, poised, a sympathetic friend, Bev has been one of the best-liked members of the class for thirteen years. r 5