Samuel Ready School - Torch Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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D D Wlilclireol Elizabeth Stefanssonn Baltimore, Maryland TEN YEARS Millie has attended Samuel Ready as both a day hop and a resident student. She has been active in all varsity sports, and has served as Sigma captain and co-captain, secretary of the Athletic Association, and in her senior year as president of the Association. Millie enjoys music, takes piano lessons, and has been a member of the Clee Club and Angel Chorus. As manager of the lights and prompter for plays, she has rendered indispensible service for stage productions. She has also taken com- plete charge of the tape-recorder, and helped with running the motion picture machine. After graduation, Millie expects to work as a laboratory technician, and to continue her education at McCoy College. I ustefn Monday afternoon blues . . . Bop and Bach . . . Secre- tary, read the minutes . . . pe-an-ic . . . hockey Held terror . . . Music hath powers . . . weak knees Ccraaaackj . . . I'm losing weight . . . witch hazel . . . little linger rings . . . bzzz cavities! . . . fabulous 209 . . . Good afternoon, Mrs. Okie. 19

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filigzcllictlrz Bertie fain ki 5 bClItll'CH'l?cf1llIlHll up J VVashington, D. C. FOUR YEARS Coming from VVashington to the Ready in her freshman year, Lizzie's infectious good humor has made her one of the most popular girls in the school. She was the president of the Drama Club and treasurer of the Cotillion Club in her junior year. ' ' ' ' ' f ' f 'd ' lramaties and has taken parts in many of the LIZZIL' is P.llIlLLlldllF inttrtstf. ln t ' ' 1-s' ys..-l,,-lt- school plavs. She has also shown journalistic ability in her senior year as tif. ul Ol ol' the READY mscomn. Her future plans include a four-year college course. VVait for me . . . Did I get a letter? . . . Cale girls . . . Good afternoon, Mrs. E i Lizzie Sclm'art: 'lEh what? . . . VVhat's an acre? . . . HI'lklILlfClt'llICI'lIH au lair . . . painted pinkie . . . Va ballet troupe . . . frog eyes. . .fabulous 209 . . . Fort Eustis . . . I feel nause- atedn . . . bag of bones . . . have tongueg will rattle . . . the parties . . . nine Okie. 18

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Htina Rae ll70ru'ei Simpsonville, Maryland FIVE YEARS During her vcars at Samuel Readv Tina has participated in practically all the extra- curricular activities. She has worked with the Athletic Association, Social Service Board. Corillion Club, lvping Club, Ilockey Club, Clee Club, Angel Chorus, the nuanv iusconn and the Toncri. Tina is known for her persistence in studving and can usuallv be found with a book either under her nose or under her arm. Always willing to help others and possessing a wonderful, naive sense of humor, 'lina is a good friend. She plans to continue her education in the Held of chemistrv. xJ Buzzard f 'efsllf 3 Weeitai Teaver . . . typing tigress . . . I have to play tonight . . . varied hairstyles . . . contagious laughter K . . . midnight oil . . . gullible.. .poison ivy prone . . . strong constitution . . . Holland heart interest . . . The drive begins on . . . Good afternoon, Mrs. Okie. 1