Samuel Ready School - Torch Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The 1 957 TGRCH PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS The Samuel Remedy School Ygoltiwnore, Mfl0l1fyZ0l'M0l ERNESTINE GEIST, Editor f L ?fJ1'1fUlflfS XXIJXIIYISTI XTION f SEWIORS ll LIINIJH CLASSXIIQIX ACTIVIFI H18 J , a J W w 'QQ . f ' Y ' 1 V - I u ' ' ,: u f in 'Q I Sis: 22353 ' 3 SZDCIZIDQIZ.-Qi: ECIDAG ,l K li W1 APPRECIA T10 For generous sympathy and adviceg For unsellish devotion of time and effortg For enthusiasm in all our aetivitiesg For kindness of heart which has taught us the meaning of true friendship XVL- express our warmest appreciation to our advisor MRS. KUGEL D DICAT10 For her sincere devotion to Samuel Ready School: For her sympathy and helpfulness as a house- motherg For her cheerful encouragement to all students: For her invaluable contributions to the school through the art department VVe dedicate this 1957 'lioncii with deepest alliection to our beloved friend MISS BAILEY TRIBUTE XVL' sliiill LIIXYZIFS Loup il XYLIIAIN Spot in our licnrls for our licnciiiiistwss, Miss Lcwis. who has sur in-l'rwi'L' us ll ciistim'tix'c sct of vaililcs, and luis patiently cmlcux'oi'Cci to instill rlicm into our tliouglits amd pcrsonziiitics so that wc might mcct tlw rcslwmisilwilitics ul' lik' xvmlcl us mnlurc inciiviciilzils. 6 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ALFRED P. RAIXISEY, President DR. GEORGE W. CORNER j. HAMBLETON GBER, Secretary VVILLIAIVI E. FERGUSON FRED C. BOYCE, Finance Chairman DR. OTTO C. KRAUSHAAR EDWARD W. BROWN MAJOR LOU1S E. LANIBORN ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION MRS. IVIARIE KINDERVATTER BRYAN, President MRS. ISABEL LEE BENTON, Vice-president MISS DOROTHY E. WEBB, Treasurer MRS. NORMAN K1RcHOEE IENSON, Recording Secretary PA TRONS CLUB LEON D. BROWN, President E. NELSON BAUS, Vice-president WILBUR C. KRITWISE, Treasurer MRS. STEWART SHECKELLS, Recording Secretary MRS. WALTER LAWRENCE, Corresponding Secretary 7 FAC LTY Mme l5.v,xNc:l41.lNcL I.liwls Ifwlflnrzistmss Mn. -luux IYIHVAIKID Kounvrf Mus. Huw Mus. Klux. Klux. Awixlunl lu thc llvudwlixtrwsg IliSHH'-1'LlIILl Religion XIIHGINIA Ax X mul VI lxfvl 1' la. I' lmllcll IQIIQHXIIQ Honwmmu Vllg Dmnm 'IANIJI' Ill NXVIVH Ill und H' gllllll HN l.u MM: Mulhvnmrics uml Science Yl4l.l.H1 XX. xllI.I,l-,ll llixlory uml Cvugraplzxg llrmwruonz VIII Mus Iluima AICIXIJAIXI latin and FVUIICII Mus. Nou1xmN P. Rliifllll Ilisrory and c:L'llQI'tlPlH'Q Yearbook Mus. Mfxxxma K. Scuxuus I und Il Mus lhmlzlalrl' li. Smrru Ifuglixlz mul Spuuullz Remix' Record Xlns lifwuliluwxlz K. XVINIP lxL'liLfClIIfL' Dum and Ifcml of Lipper Sclmolg Science and 11tJl'lHICUll AIHll!UllI11fiL'5 FA C UL T Y MISS ELIZABETH BAILEY Artg Houseinother V and VI A1158 LINDA CDLEMENT , , ,,,, Physical Education MRS. EARLINE KUGEL Secretarial Studiesg Assistant in tlze Office MRS. HELEN LERIAN , Lilrrarian Mlss Bl.-RRY M. BIOYER ,,,,, , Music MRS. EIXIILY E. ATKINSON MRS. BIARY LOU HLIDSON MR. JAMES P. BIAYS, IR. , MR. KENNETII K. BARNES , 9 MRS. LAURA OVERTKJN Nurse and Housemotlzer Ill and IV MISS IDORA THOMAS ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, I R esirflence Manager MISS LOUISE THOMAS , Housernotherg Study Halls THE REV. B. I. BARNES ,,,,, , ,, , Chaplain DR. VVILMER K. GALLAGHliR , Sclzool Physician Secretary ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bookkeeper Director of Maintenance ,, ,,,,,,,,,, Engineer i E . X as :,.:: Q Q XQ Q ' 9 ,NI thc ill1l1ll1li clinncr which Miss Lewis gives in lwnm' of tlic Scniors. Miss Lcwis prcscnts ai niolto slit has Qin 'iililic SENIOR DINNER mscn for tlicm to follow. Lord is my strength and mi' song IO MO'li'l'O FOR TIIE CLASS Ulf 1951 Psnlui cxvm: I4 SENIORS Xf xx s lfai lillczrgaret Hlice Fergztscm EIGHT YEARS Beauty is trutlzg truth beauty . . joins KEATS Fergie has been a boarder throughout her stay at Samuel Ready. She follows a family tradition, as three aunts preceded her here. She distinguished herself by her piano and organ playing in Chapel. Another talent, her drawing ability, brought her the position of art editor of the TORCH. An active member of the Social Service Committee for several years, she served as president in 1956-57. Her other activities at school included tennis, dramatics, and hockey. After gradu- ation she plans to enter the Held of foreign service. Fergie, Ferg, M.A. Blonde-Various hair styles-Hair a la mermaid-Santa Claus-R E A D I N G-''Clarkn-Annapolis--Love of the wee, small hours- Ferguson's Goose-bar Ranch -l'm gonna laugh until I cry-Member of the Dumb Waiter Gang-Inability to keep a comb-Knitting en- thusiast--Longing for the Reservation-The Old Piano Lesson Blues- Har-Harm- Uncle VVoody -Insane giggle-Cobble, gobble-Norma jean's critic-Aversion to ghost stories. 12 lflflaify Erhestihe geist SEVEN YEARS The Loral is the strength of my life, of whom then shall I he afraid? PSALM XXVII Ernie was a boarder for seven years and was noted for her personality plus. Her dramatic ability was evidenced in her successful portrayal of major roles in the surin lays. Durin her 'unior and senior years she was resident of the Drama l S P , 8 J , P Club. She was a valuable hockev laver, and the ca tain of the Si ma team her I v P , P 3 unior year. Ernie also devoted her ener ies to the TORCH, of which she was the J , 8 editor her senior year. Her future plans include a career in the Held of psychology or more probably teaching. 1 Ernie, MEM, Eoinie Them there eyes-Potato chips-Her two teddy bears- Shows great preference for j.H.U.-Retired Peter Pan II-W possessor of one large ring-Lower school Mama -Continued loyalty to the NAVY-The girl with the purple hair--Always in embarrasing situations -Advice to the lovelorn-Cheery Sunshine, esquiress -Stimulating breakfast table conversationalist- The Bears in hatei'- Good grief, Charlie Brown - Hliverything happens to me - No, my name's Ernie -Aversion to rising at 7:10 a.m. and overly practical people. 13 if ,,A, avfewfzv.. get EIGHT YEARS may give. Belle spent all eight years as a boarder at Samuel Ready. She was famous for her red hair and matching Hery temperament. Her love for the stage made her an active and gifted member of the Drama Club, and she was also an outstanding ballet dancer. In her senior year she was president of the House Council. Belle hopes to study history or dramatics at college. Belle Red hair-Fierce temper-lylany parties-SPaghetti- Preference for lrlaverford--Books-Rapid conversation- alist-September '61-''Brownie -Hypocrite-M pos- sessor of one large ring-Abominable sense of direction -Peabody Book Shop- Will you please stop shining that flashlight in my eyes? --Emily Post II- Ten- derly -Rendezvous with the Wise Men- Ever mine - Go fall down a pump -Hats with chicken feathers -Abhores policemen, early hours and some of the S.R.S. lunches. 14 ZJLKA-Z 4-, '!6OL6'77CQ Q? Qfg I l Za 7644- Aa! 1,,,,,,Z 7 f0Ut6fPJZ4cL-1,4 KAL-2 WQAAQQJ ll ZMAQXVKQQLL 74 H e l A .fllice lgellcgflfzitlzsortwffgciiis 4044 This is wisdom: to love, to live, to take what fate tlze gods N ICOLSON fuiolitlt gail King Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. IOHN XV:13 During the time ,ludy was at Samuel Ready she alternated between boarding and driving her new car to school. She proved that height is not the key to success on the athletic Held, or anywhere else. With one hand she presided as president of the Athletic Association, and with the other helped the class maintain its scholastic average. This Iune ludy begins her chosen work in medical technology at Johns Hopkins Hospital. alum Shortie-Chevy convertible-Nlad diets-Happy recol- lection of boarding days-Founder of King 8: Geist Con- tracting Engineers-Aspiring young artist- Scare-crow Dancing''--Genius-Fondness for gym classes- Life with Father -Plan X05-Shadow named Stef-'AI don't want to put my hair up tonight - I'm hungry -One thousand and two nights-Caesar Romero-Dis likes messy people and the three P's- Stardust -Dry eyes-Unfavorable relationship with Hysterical So- ciety -Cym-teacher's figure. 15 flizcihetlz fillen Kupizm SEVEN YEARS To thine own self be true. SHAKESPEARE During her seven years at the Ready, Ellen was prominent in several fields. In her senior year she was kept busy with her duties as president of the Student Council. She was an active and valuable member of the Drama Club, and played leading roles in a number of the plays and programs given at the school. She was also an enthusiastic member of the Hockey Club, and captain of the Rhos her junior year. After graduation she hopes to pursue a career in the medical held. King silerl-Dwells at the Kupina Dormitory when on vacation- 1 lmve to wash my hair -French fries- llooks- The mad scientist -Always on the telephone when al home- llar-har -llandwriting expert- End those nightly pin-ups Cbut how ?D- Sweet Sue? -Subject to nightly pranks as staged by Heaps and Geist- The janitor -Knitting expert- All my men say so - 'lihose little house apes -Norma 'lean's double-Eseapades at the S.VV. Trading Post-Loathes Monday mornings, rainy days, people who say I can,t, and sight singing. 16 F flfzvowme Mlfldf ONE YEAR Tn err is himmng to forgive divine. ALEXANDER POPE Although she attended Samuel for such a short while, Yvonne certainly made a place for herself in the school. Her energies in extracurricular activities were devoted to the TORCH, for which she served as an excellent and courageous busi- ness manager. In art class she proved herself a promising student with her many interpretations of still life. Yvonne hopes to prepare for a career in teaching at the University of Maryland. Yvonne Beautiful hair-Oh that temper!-junior Van Gogh- Comic book enthusiast-Mania for ice cream-Longs for Saturday mornings and the opportunity to sleep late -Requests that her hamburgers be well done-Three minute eggs ONLY!-Enjoys writing letters-Always teasing her little sister- Oh my gosh! -'fGolly Days! -Detests catsup on her hot-dogs, mustard on her ham- burgers and dressing like her sister. 17 Emily flaw lllayae Labor is lifeg from the inmost heart of the worker rises his god-given force, the sacred celestial life, the essence breathed into him by almighty God. THOMAS CARLYLE During her years here, Emily's name was consistently found on the Hrst honor roll. I-Ier work on the Record, of which she was editor her junior and senior years, proved invaluable. On the athletic field she was an ardent Sigma and the prize goalie of the Hockey Club. Emily plans to attend Gettysburg or Wittenburg to pursue studies in English or history. riEm7:t rrEmilvp King, King sized-The great stone face- Swan Neck -Talkino-Books-Peanut butter cake-Deliverer of the doughnuts-Surprise birthday dinner-Ability to make herself heard-P.K.-Ready Record Blues- Mark your Players -Repetition of hockey rules ver- batim-Ten leagued boots- Study has been called - But sir -'AThat female! -Varsity rendezvous-Menr ber o' the clan-Detests sailors and being hir on the shoulder CJEKD. 18 lllaify lpleasomts lfleizfce THREE YEARS Like as the hart desireih the water-larooks, so longeth my soul after thee, O God. PSALM XLII Pleasants, our vvell-traveled senior, hails from far-oil San Salvador, and speaks Spanish to visiting dignitaries with great Huency. She has contributed to the school through her musical talent at the piano and the chapel organ, and with her soprano voice. During her senior year she was active as secretary of the Social Service Guild and president of the Cotillion Club. Her future plans include training to he a bi-lingual secretary. liz-zzz, Pleas Waxry hair-'Dem pearly whites-Gorgeous tan from the C.A. sun-The Spanish Amhulatczr- Madame Peirco the Pedicuristu-Passion for neatness-One hour per bath-''Cookien-Excellent seamstress-Mailtimes -Unending list of correspondents-Her many suitors -'Tm broke -Burglar-proof strongbox-Flair for lane guages- Please give me the name of your date --THE OUTLAW-Despises messy people and tattletales. 19 fo Hun lgutman TVVO YEARS Do ye the Ioest you crm, not for the praise of men lout for the Lord. jo Ann was a day-hop for her two years here, and was known to everyone as Put. She provided glamour for the class, as she is a popular Baltimore model. jo Ann also had a wide assortment of friends who supplied musical entertainment for some of the school dances. On just about any morning or afternoon she could he seen at the wheel of one of her numerous cars. Her extra-curricular activities included the Cotillion and the Hockey Clubs. After graduation Put hopes to attend college and to become a medical secretary. HPllf,H NIO Petite comme une Francaise-Assorted cars- That gal in the red Plymouth -Navy troubles-AND THEN THERES l7ATHERl-Chic dresser-Soft voice-AL ways in a hurry-E.L.'s part-time secretary-The girl who knows the boy with the horn - VVhat I mean is . . . -Distinguished glasses-The finest Walters could offer-Ability to keep calm-Always hooking an orchestra-Large earrings-Dislikes ears, mad drivers and Are you wearing your uniform? 20 -was-rfn.-,YY,...e - -- lflflariau Louise llcieliliug TWO YEARS For where your treasure is, there will your heart he also. MATTHEW VI:21 Louise was another one of our commuters, reliving Lincoln's experiences by walking to and from school every day. Twice a week during the hockey season she could be found practicing hard as a faithful member of the Hockey Club. During her two years at the Ready, Lou developed an interest in science which made her decide she would like to be a laboratory technician. She plans to pursue studies in this field at Washington College. Lou, Louigi, Louise Black curly hair-Kindness of heart--Morning hikes to school-Kinship with our sixteenth president- I slept until eight this morning -Odd assortment of lunches- Spicy meats-Has all the problems of an older sister- Eagerness to help-Janitor of the Senior Sitting Room -Candy cane pajamas with jail stripes-Always eating her lunch en route to school-Montreal-Fondness for the duckpins-One of Mr. Smoot's pa1ishioners+ The mad chemistn-Way with children-Keeper of the nursery-Hates homework with a passion. 21 wmv., saw-is src.. W vm Carol fee gist Sykes When you walk through a storm, keep your chin held high. Oscrm HAMMERSTEIN ZND This golden-haired senior held the position of senior class president. Her clever and witty literary style made her an outstanding English student. Her soprano voice was heard whenever there was singing to be done, whether in a solo or with the Angel Chorus. Her free time was devoted to the Drama and Hockey Clubs in which she was very active, and her summers were well spent at Reho- both. Carol Lee plans to pursue studies in English at William and Mary College. Lee, Sykes Blonde-Blue eyes-Cheery expression-President of Baby Sitters Anonymous-Nlale proble1ns-P1ehoboth- The Galley -Air Force blue-Life with Father- Fantastic imagination- Mangold Goodhope, marriage counselor - But dah-ling --Belle of Howard County - Sweetheart of Sigma Chi - Carol Lee, we don't need perdiddles, do we? -Collection of unclaimed rings and pins-Amateur playwright-Mr. Rich-hlrs. Haley's keys-Member o' the clan-Abominates liver, cars, Are you wearing your uniform and being teased about Vaughn Monroe --Wants to teach English and history and some day write. 22 hugo-iffy Vout-QJQD5 w fo2,,9'X X ,f My X X r Ox u U5 QM 79 9 vu' gf P!f'Qvpp 3 Cm cor A bmw x Wd-Q K cufole Lynn Townsend THREE YEARS Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your father which is in heaven. MATTHEW V: 16 In her sophomore year, Carole was tagged as Sport,H and the name has become permanent. As her name suggests, she was a talented athlete, and served as captain of the Rho team in her junior and senior years. Sport will also be remem- herecl for her wit and for her musical ability, which made her a prize sightsinger and an enthusiastic president of the Glee Club. After graduation she hopes to attend Washington College, making languages her major. nsportn Naturally curly hair-Athletic-Friends with unusual names-Canoe enthusiast-Collie with the cannibalistic instincts-HAPPY BIRTHDAY-Elclest and youngest of the class-Carole Lombard-hflemher o' the clan- Daily buggy rides with IEK-Flat tires-Beautician at Charing Cross-'49 Chariots-Egg drop soup Cwho had it lirst?j-Red stones-Dislikes ears and eggplant. 23 -- --- ff+-F 4 24 l 'ia .P 'E H'ljT ' l H n-4 -- '31 - - QF ug M h n' I :ii I: - I ' - lie! 3,-za: ' T-sg fmxih .L-' v?-'ll -' X X-X xl'-.,. ','!' TE--X MMM I K R UNDER CLA SSMEN 30 'Q fuss EIUPUH -l,xN1i Cusumn: SLIZANNIQ Allldl liA'l'll.XlRlNli IQHLLQN l,YNn,x S'l'll,'Xi!'l 'lqmism Klilillll .l.vXN!i'l' Sumans Illfwla Klil.l,lIlliH Illmme 'lfxxmon Class fh1'1'1sm': Mlss Cl,muaN'1 26 ELAINE QRJHN SONTA FAUST CLLAIJA Iluun lifwnv j,xcKsoN lJoRo'1'uY IONES HARPER KEECH ANNE K1z1Tw1sE Cflozss 71812 SANDRA ARTINTOSII JOAN FXIEYER SUSAN RUSHTON ELIZABETH SCIIXVARTZMANN AlILL1E STEFANSSON ANN TABER T1NA 'XVEAVER Class Advisor: Bins. XVIMP 27 1' 5 Cfluss I Zine ANN l3Al,nEnsoN Sus,xN l3:a,x'1'u 'l'1ll5m1,x lJuNN1c:,xN Plecxzv Fnvnnmzlan SANIJRA Fllllllllfk ANNA CQLADU l5n,xNct1as llmvs I3,xnl:,xn,fx llluxs CTI! IDIANE XVA1-1-m'T Iss Advisor: Mus. 28 SUSAN IIUIJUINS -Ium' lima SLIZANNE KUPINA FLORENCE AIAR l,liSI.lli AllIlil.l.ER -Io,xNNla Sctu1L1,1Nc P,xTnlc11.'x SIQALINL: NANCY Smxln AIA!! Wwwx -V X-aww. KM W 016488 Czglzt ANNE IIUKE ELAINE lJoIII:IIEn'rY NINA CZIOMBES LINIQA CIILLESPIE, KAEEN KING VIRGINIA KNAPP IIAIIIIIIJI' Korn. llomcroonz hl'CL1ClIL'I'I MRS. 30 BAYLY NIARKS JENNIFER MIIELLER DIANE CDXVINGS OLIVIA PRICE PAIILA REESE JUDY IAOLZMAN PAMELA XVALLACE ATILLER -IULIIQ IM131: LAXf'l2RNli l31,,xNu11fxnlm lf1,17,xm5'111 IEIHQNNAN LYMM Bnoxvx Sul,-WNE CZIIIN,-XRIJ C,x'1 11Y QHSSEI. Uomalax IDISCON NlAR'l'IlA Euuix Slumm' Fmanlinuvni Class Seven l3,xn1zAn,x L,xxx'maN .ANVVA MCGU3 ROl3liR'l'A Mural: Cl ELAINE Nl1r:1Ns14x' SHARON Nouns l3Ams,xn,x RM' SIIEILA RUTH LYNN SII1Pl.liY ,lunv Slmuulwcz QillRIS'l'lNli FREN' Nomm LEE VIRUNIPRINS IIUIIIUVOOIII Teacher: A1158 EIEAUCII fuss Six NANQW Ilmuin Iha'1 rY Loulsu Cl1Lnm' HUSALINIJ l3mm'N Hnwsv lIuNl LQIOIHA BLIRNIIAM Vlovcra lifxsluix' lions ANN Cowan V1nc:1N1,x Nuns Llililklll FliNw1cik AIARY Novlcwkl CLIRIYITIIIZN l3cmNmf1f LINDA Lmi LJIELMANN C Ll lj. 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I GIUSS Ffllll' A'lARY IXNSON XXIRCZINIA IXNSON Nlallsox Buns llrauim QfIlliNOXVli'l'll Vlvlfm 'DAVIS l31a'l'sm' IDM' b'I'l5.PIlANlli IUXRIXIILIR F, l',x'1'u1c:1.x Lmfv -Ilaxxxla CHIINAIRIJ l,1Nn,x I Im'l'ran BliVlil!l.Y KASIQIN IJIZHOILXII KNlc:1l'l' Ilf C,x1:I.A Vmgw ulluromll Plqancfzw: A 34 Mfxnjonui ClARlDNliR FREIJIJIE -IARVIS Slmmm ,IOIINSON .'UIll'l'll KN1c:l1'r 'IEAN Kluxrwlsla SUZANNE LliCiOMl l'li LINDA Lmvlxl.-xN Glass Three AIARY Inu Mum lfmm mm XXYIQNIDY SIQLLIZRS -IOYCTH SllliL'lilil.l,S C,x'lAl1Y XVLLL Ins l41zNxx'1cfk fuss no SUSAN IXY .IOANNA QTANIJFLORO l3,xn1s,x1:,x Clnamllzmgo Pn1scf1LL,x cll!lIfFl'I'lI SUMNNIQ FLIHTILK IJUNNA LLP. CjllLI.EMl3 Suz,xNN1Q lJL1cikxx'1'1z DONNA lllass C,xNlmc115 NULAN SALLY Ilfxmmun IJMNNA KILIIAM S11,xuL,x LA1x1man'1' IELTTY LLL PA'l'liRlS lllilsonfxll SMITH 61,6188 P,x'1'1Ln,x Scnxczczs Timmy SELLERS x'YlV1ENNE SMITII 'DONNA Y1aAKL1a 1101110100111 Teacher: Mus. Scfxczus CDIIL' NN- xxx xx xx X pit ,A -' 1 'ZQZW H F Din T 5 YX X l Ng. liJq - A W i-1-1111-ug 1 X XX' S if Q, x '5 .-1-14:-ill if-f t ' 1 5.4--T- ' X Q Q. S1 , .Qi S 1.11.- ,,,+ ORGANIZATIONS 'Tl DENT C0 UN CIL l lu' SlllllL'l1l c'l1llllL'll is Ilu' L'L'I1lL'l'Nl-5IllllL'I1lgUX' .und L'lL'clcal ln llu' Alunun' llllll Scninr lliglm unnu'nl nl Xnnnvl llwuly. Uuulvr ilu' gnulgnum' Scluwnlu, .nul mu' I'L'l5l4L'Sk'l1liIllXk' vluulul ln Lklfll nl Nlisx lcwix .nul Mrs. Xln' Xalinn. llu' .ulxiwrs, nl' Ilu' six nmuw' ulnssrs. SL'I1lUI' lliglm l'L'ln'Cxk'l1lAl clvnl l3IAHlllC'lllNLll'L'kll5l'llSSL'Ll in ncrlxly C'HlIl1L'll lixcs .nv m'lcn'u'4l tnun' nlnring llu' xc.n'1 'Inninu nuulingx anul IWI'l'Nk'l1lk'll In ilu' snulvnl luuly lliglm u'pu'sL'l1lnlixw Ivnnr tinu's xv4n'ly. xlk'IlllWL'I'N lllliillglll .1 rvgnlzn alms nr lnnn Xlfbllllg lu'lcl nl' ilu' SllIkll'I1l cxllllllfll Ilns man' nurv: l. lin nn .nlu'rn.1lc' l'Iklll.lX .ll-ICYIIHHIIS. pina, pu'xul4'nlg if l. Slluw. wninr cl.1ss prcsi ln nnlunrlglnl I3I'H,lL'L'l nl' llu' C'mnu'il llns lun' clcnl .nul sL'L'l'L'l41lx nl' ilu' L'Hlll1L'll1 li. l lllun .nu xx is ilu' NlIl'k'l'S'xl-lll lllllllklllfllllll nl' .ln luvnnr sys Snlwnx, 'j1l11im'c'l.1xsg ll llmux. .nul li. AI.u'lxmn lmln. llns nm 4u'un1nalislu'4l .ll'lt'I' tllNLkll55lUI1 in miwlmnlmlou' L-I.mg SL-Imilling .nul l. Xl.n'. lhruslm llu' llplrvr Sclumnl .nul Iuwuuls nl L'Xl5l'l'll11L'Ill.l nmn clmsg P. xXl.lll.lk'C, ll. linlml, X. Ilnlu- .nul llnn. lj. lim-su, ciglnlm gnnulvg ll.lL'I', ll. l:I'L'I1ILlI1 Ilu' SllIllL'I1l tqlillllfll rnnxixls nl .1 lnlvsin lcnl l. llrnnn .nul Nl. l'l1lc'n, sa'xcnIl1 gnulv. lllllll Ilu' sL'11l4n'L'lAlsx, lNlI11IH.llL'll lux Ilu' cilllllfll 58 'llic llousc Council mccts wcclily unclcr tlic guiclaincc ol' its uclxisors, Miss Lcwis uncl Nlrs. Xlillcr, to cliscuss inzittcrs ol' iinluortuncc to tlic rcsiclcnt girls and to lizincllc any problcms tliut airisc in tlic lxourcling clcpurtmcnt. Tlic llousc Council also luis clmrgc of tlic opcrution of tlic scliool luoolistorc. Nlcmlmcrs ol' tlic Council incluclccl tlic scnior luogircling stuclcnts and rcprcscnt1itix'cs from tlic HOUSE CUUNCIL vzirious corriclors. ililiis yCill'.S incmlncrs wcrc ll. llcaps, prcsidcntg P. Pcircc, sccrctziryz E. Clcisr, E. Kupinu, nl. A. licrguson, scnior rcprcscnl.i- tivcs: D. Taylor, S. Nlillcr, L. Stuart. :incl S. nlillcr, junior rcprcscntiltivcsg li. llcups, gl. Cluclu. nl. SICliill1SSOl1, zmcl Schilling, sopliof morc-lircslimun rcprcscntzitix'cs1 K. Cisscll, nl. lililcn, C. Knapp, anal llucr. junior liigli rcprc- scntzitivcs. P BLICA T10 Hmrlv Rzvronl TlIl'l'lI lltt' llcatly llt'crml stall' is rcspnnsilulc linr tlic 'llllliil-ORCIIlJtJLlI'tl.l1CLlLlCLllv ll. Clcist, pix-lu4ii'L'tl Im-Imairxitinri anal pulmlicatinn nl'tlicst'l1nnl paper. tht- sixtli annual yt'ai'lmnnl4. Ylllic stall incmlwrs llulmlislictl scwii tinics cluring tlic ycar, tlit' lncgan tlicir worlt in SL'l7ICINl7Cl', planning layout. Iivt-mtl rt-ports significant t-vcnts at tlit- sulwnl, prclraring anti arranging CUIHF, talting anal asscmf intl alsu inultitlvs ctlitnrials, cartnnns, ncws nl' lalingpliotngraplis,and prcparingart xrnrlt. Mun' lllIll1l1AlL'2lI1tlUl-YlllAltJllS0I'gilI1i!kIllHI1S tviiiicctctl lvcrs nl' tlic stall' inclutlctl: ctlitnr. lf. Clcist: xxitli tlit- sclinnl. assistant ctlitnr, Al. fusliingg art ctlitnr, M. .X. illlit' ctlitnrs, antl rcpnrtvrs mcut xrcultly with l5crgtisnng assistant art ctlitnr, S. Mclntnslig plus' Mr. Srnitli, tlit' laculty aclvisnr, lnr tliscussinn anal tngraplicr, Al. Stiluursg and lvusincss inanagvr. urlt nn tht- laalmcr. Mciiilucrs tliis scar xx'ci'c: Y. Mar. ttlitnr, lx. K. llayiicg assistant ctlitnr, l.. Stuart, nt ctlitnr, .X. llurclg lnusincss manager, -I. ,X. Put n ting l'L'l3HI'lL'I'?-i, K. l .lilt'n. nlcycr. .X. cilllllll. 40 A THLETIC ASSOCIA T10 ilihe .Xthlctie Association is concerned with the sports progratn of the school. The rX.fX. meets weelsly to discuss prohlems that arise concerning the physical education classes and to plan and diseuss special projects. ilihe program the .Xthletie Association hegan this tear with the annual rX.rX. get-acquainted party, at which new girls enjoyed a cook-out and games with their schoolmates. Members of the fX.,'X. also helped with the Lower School llallowe'en party and provided entertainment after the Christmas dinner. Ar the Patrons' Bazaar they sponsored two game rooms. During the last month ol' the school year they were husy with the traditional Field Day activities and the Athletic Association Banquet. hlemhers of the Athletic Association were: advisor, hliss Clementg president, Kingg Sigma captains, hi. Stefansson and A. Taher1 Rho cap' tain, C. Townsendg secretary and treasurer, D. Taylorg Rho co-captain, K. Kingg and Sigma eof captain. V. Knapp. SOCIAL .ER VICE GUILD lhlu' S111'i11I S011 um' Cluilcl l1l1111s llllll 1liu-1115 ilu' lc1.'ti1111 was 111lxL'11 lvlll' llu' Alillfll ul' lDlI11L'S 111 s1'l11111lS 111411911111 lll. 111issi1111a11'1 w111'l1. llu' ll11z11'1l Alllllllilff, mul ilu' l.L'11tL'11 11ll'L'1'i11g l1r11x'ula'1l lumls 11u'1'ls 1111 XX'1'1l1u's1l11y lll.lL'l'l1HUI1 mul l111s Cllilfgk' I111' llu' sI11111s11rsl1ip 111' Cliscln. :mal sL'l111lz1rsl1il1s 11I' llu' ll llllfiwililf 11111r11i11g 1'l111lu'l s1'1'x'u'1'. Vlilu' l'111'1X11u'ru'1111 l1uli1111 sluclcnts. 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Mrs. XX'i111I1 sL'r1'L'1l11sl'1u'11l11 llikl 11115 lvfll' 1u'L'1lx L'l1ll4lI'L'I1 111 l311lti111111'L'. ,X c11l- aul1'is111'. 42 EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 'T-.e 1 Q 49 D Q 1 bln' GLEE Duc to the incrcasc in the cnrollmcnt, it was ncccssary to lorm two Clcc Cluhs. C. L. Sylics actccl as prcsiclcnt ol' the scnior high group and P. llccsc actccl as prcsiclcnt ol' thc junior high group. Unclcr thc cxccllcnt clircction ol' Miss Mtwcr thcsc groups suppliccl thc choral sclcctions lor lioumlcrs Day, thc Christmas Carol Night Program, the Prizc Daw and Commcnccmcnt lixcrciscs. SL'lllfll' liiglz uzcnilrcrs iizclutlctlz Al. l7crguson, lf. Ccist, ll. llcaps, ul. King, P. Kupina, lf. Payne, P. Pcircc, tl. Putnam, L. llichling, C. l.. Sykcs, C. lownscncl, DI. Cushing, K. Ehlcn, T. Kat-ch, S. Millcr, l.. Stuart, Suhcrs, D. laylur, D. CL UBS Kcllihcr, S. Faust, C. llurcl, hlaclason, D Yloncs, A. Kritwisc, S. Rushton, li. Schwartz mann, A. kliahcr, 'lf Vllcavcr, hlcycr, l l. Kccch A. lialclcrson, S. Heath, T. Dunnigan, P. Fry hcrgcr, A. Claclu, F. llcaps, S. Kupina, 'I. Schil ling, N. Stair, li. lliclis, S. lluclgins, and Kirk junior lziglz niuuilwrs inclzulaal: A. llokc, V Knapp, ll. Kohl, U. Pricc, P. Rccsc. ll. 'liolzman P. Wlallacc, D. Owings, Baer, L. Blancharcl li. lircnnan, l-. lirown, C. Cisscl, hl. lfhlcn, C lircy, S. Frcclcriclx, S. Nuhlc, 1. Simcring, N Tompkins, S. Roth, ll. hliginsliy, and B. Law rcncc. 44 DRAMATIC CLUB ln the Uramatie Cluh girls in the .lunior and Senior lligh learn the techniques of good acting and stage production, appreciation ol' drama. and creative expression. This vcar the cluh's activities hegan with sltits given at the meetings by various groups within the cluh. A guest spealier, Mrs. Cushing, visited a meeting and gave a reading ol' Pi gmalionf' The lirst project of the Dramatic Cluh for the year was the staging of the traditional lioundefs Day pantomime on November 1. This program, put on in cooperation with the Glee Club, folf lowed the historv of the school from the time of its founding to the present. Ar Thanksgiving the -lunior Iligh gave the onefact plav Ullis Majesty Sleeps. The spring was spent rehearsing the annual Senior lligh spring plav, which this vear was Sir Oliver Cloldsmiths She Stoops to Cone KILICIIU Vlihe performance was on Nav -l. Ollieers ol' the Dramatic Cluh this vear were: president, E. Geist: vice-president. B. lleansg and secretary. l.. Stuart. Miss Ehaugh was the director. COTILLION CL U13 The Cotillion Club is responsihle for details ol' the Ready dances, from record-hop to semi' formal. Under the guidance of Mr. Hictor, liae- ultv advisor, and Pleasants Peirce, president, Putnam, T. Keech, D. Kelliher, Nlever, S. Rushton, E. Sehwartzmann, S. liurticlt and ,'X. Cladu, manv enjovahle evenings were spent hy the senior high girls. Their plans included a record-hop, the midevear dance and the greatly anticipated Senior Prom. .HOCKEY'CLUB Under the guidance of Miss Clement, faculty advisor, and Carole Townsend as president, the extramural activities of the Hockey Club were greatly expanded. The four games played were: They VVe They TV e llannah More 2 1 Away Bryn Mawr 3 O Away Maryvale 1 O Home Notre Dame CVarsityD l 0 Away Notre Dame U.V.D 0 l Away The members of the Club included: M. Fergu- son, E. Kupina, L. Riebling, King, C. Town- send, E. Geist, P. Peirce, E. Payne, C. L. Sykes, T. Keech, L. Stuart, K. Ehlen, ll. Suhers, D. Taylor, S. Faust, Meyer, T. VVeaver, K. Iack- son, C. Hurd, lW. Stefansson, A. Taber, T. Dun- nigan, D. jones, P. Fryberger, F. Heaps, ll. Kirk, S. Kupina, Schilling and N. Stair. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleading squad this year was composed of five girls from the Junior and Senior High, chosen by try-outs on the basis of enthusiasm and talent. The group practiced twice a week during the fall to perfect their cheers, in order to boost team spirit at intermural games at the school and away. The cheerleaders also helped both Sigmas and Rhos build enthusiasm at the pep rally before Field Day. The cheerleaders this year were: C. L. Sykes, captain, S. Miller, co-captain, K. jackson, D. Wal- lett, and C. Knapp. Senior all If Best all-around girl Best athletes Best sense of humor Best dressed Best natured Best personality Most argumentative Most artistic Most feminine Most attractive 'M ost imaginative Most likely to succeed Most poised Most musical Most versatile Most studious Most sophisticated Most generous Best sport Most industrious Most independent Class mother SYKES TOWNSEND, KING FERGUSON PUTNAIXI MAR GEIST KING FERGUSON MAR, SYKES I-IRAPS, GEIST SYKES PAYNE, KUPINA PEIRGE FERGUSON, PEIRGE GE1sT KUPINA KUPINA, PUTNAM RIEBLING TOWNSEND, MAR PAYNR, KING TOWNSEND, RIEBL RIEBLING ING A CKJVO WLEDGEMENTS On behalf of the TORCH staff, the Editor wishes to express her appreciation to all those who have contributed to the production of the 1957 TORCH-especially to Mr. T. Engeman and the Delmar Photographers for their generous assistance with the photographic work, to Miss Elizabeth Bailey for her advice on art problems, to Mr. james E. 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