St Annes School - Synopsis Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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SENTORS K S CD0rrz'e fffriretfz Cljafvenpoff ' ' Dorrie ' i CHARI.OTTESVlI.I,E, VIRGINIA '38 -'50 Twelve years . . . from a toddling Hrst grader to a sedate Cat timesl Senior, Dorrie has made herself a fixture at St. Anne's. Two years of service on the literary staff of THE SAINT have given her a chance to show her wit, and the year as Assistant Editor further revealed her organizing abilities. This, her Senior year, finds her Vice-President-Secretary of her class, on the Service Council and Grafievinr, a member of the Glee Club with a long record of service behind her, and a backbone in the Footlights Clubg among her roles was that of Miss Minerva this year. Don't let all this scare you, thollgh, for Dorrie has Inany sides: at times, sheis completely wackyg at others, sheis the prom-trotter at the U. Va.g and then again, she's good old Dorrie who can always be counted upon to be on hand. If you want to go crazy, just get her with Sally and the combined senses of humor will put yoII well on the road to the nearest psychiatrist: but if you learn to relax through it all, you'll find that this three- sided Dorrie is well worth cultivating, and her contributions of the past twelve years deserve the praise they have received. 5 I Q J X 0 .v-' k 'I , 1 P X A x , A . I , , x Y fz ' H 'W h ' ' IQ! erzne qyt du Yfonf Kitten', .lj w l XVILMINGTON, DE1,AW'ARE f 1 '46 -'50 Won't you buy an ad?', That's the business manager of ,Q THE SAINT speaking. Sheas a whiz at Math and efficient to boot, so why the trouble balancing those monthly bills? Of Q course, Kitten's been in so many things-President of the Freshman Classg Service Council for four yearsg service in both Glee Club and dramatiesg varsity hockey and basket- ball. She can either ignore or join the pranks of her room- mates with complete ravoirgfairr, stay on honors, don a mustache for the dramaties club and be hero ol' the play, keep up with those many letters, and stay generally busy. She's an expert on pie' beds, can stuffa pillow into a most lifelike dummy, can get the measles at the most inopportune times Cand thereby interrupt a Bermuda trip her Sophomore yearj, and that dash of spicy misdemeanor gives flavor to her firmness, intelligence, and personality. 151-

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I ff I l '.QJLJi' ' gl A w wc- gf re. ' , o I W ' fx ,.i.-if fi ' 1 , ., . 3 A I l fl 'nu 1 -,, vm ,. , .f , .li hifi fl w'li -.. ' if yt 't--' SiENllOiRSQi s I ffafwxie Qoadloe Crzwkefa' 'fHawsie SEAFORD, DELAWARE '46 -'50 Now, you all, it's time for the meeting to come to order! Yes, Sophomore year and, now again, as a Senior, Hawsie can be found trying to keep her class on the straight and narrow path. Of course, there are times when she shows that tendencies toward hiding behind the doors, finding stray food, and generally getting into mischief have not completely fled with the passing of Freshman year. Yes, Hawsie loves for people to search high and low for her, only to find that she was there all the time. But then there's her work on Varsity Hockey and Basketball-those long legs really stretch when she gets going. The Glee Club has numbered her in its ranks for all four years, and the Service Council has also reaped the fruits of her labors. Her sense of humor and her skill at mimicking help to account for the outbursts frequently heard in room 16. From May Court as a Freshman to the hectic management of the Fashion Show and the Captaincy of Varsity Basketball as a Senior, Hawsie has steadily maintained a hand on the hel of the Senior Class. . .N . Sarah Win ree CDar!z'1zg ,PM g . 4- f' g'Sally IU W ff HAMvToN,V1RG1N1A '46 -'50 KI want to thank Miss Coleman for hiding this from Sally. lSignedl Pung-yo.l Who's the girl who carried off the nerve- wracking land, believe me, it is nerve-wrackingl job helping me edit THE. SAINT this year? In addition, she's captained the Second Hockey Team, taken time off from basketball, dramatics, and Service Council activities to lend her dulcet tones to the Glee Club for four years, and at times she has managed to get the entire wing in an uproar with her stuck-in-the-mud walking technique. From the trials and tribulations of her Freshman year to her poised modeling in the Fashion Show, Sally's path has been on the road uphill. In her two years of service on the Annual, she has had a part in creating order and disorder, but once she's settled down to get thejob done, there's no holding her back. She'll talk for hours on endssometimes sense, but often nonsense if someone gets her startedemand beware of disturbing her when she's listening to that radio. Whether itis Bing Crosby or one of her mother's programs or the results of the latest Hampton football game, her concentration is at a peak. It's really been fun working with her this yearg I never realized her dogged determination. -II4 . ff W, fp! fig Gi g J J 1 i r 5' K.

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,- 9 rpmizfao . And let's give a yell for the entire team li, For the past two 1 r , - 1 -I 3-0. - UH -it-iSll-3VNll0iRiS 5 l -i..l' ., ,, .5 'L 5 .l- ii, ini Af-.-i.,,g AML I 'a- - --U -' f - 'gm ' N 1 fl' - 'H Susan babe! Fai!! -if .tg 6CSue37 NIAGARA FALLS, New YORK '47 -'50 Here's Susan! Well, this slyboots with her suppressed smile really recalls a great many things, Remember those hysteri- cal moods, castles in Tinagami, and Delicia, and Lambie Pie? In the past, she's been known to lay on the hockey team, work for the annual business stalls: manage the busi- A ness end of the Grapevine, and sing in the Glee Club. Fur- thermore, she's famous for a voracious midnight appetite, which has, at times, seemed contrary to the good-looking girl who modeled as After in the Senior Skit. She's been seen on the tennis court, racquet in hand, and was in the finals for the trophy last year. . . Pauline Betz was never like this! Never could she decide whether to cut her hair or let it grow! At times, she's sophistication plusg at others, she's notg but regardless, the low voice, the turned-up nose, and the dignity of her demeanor mark our Sue. ,......---4 I 2 fi l Y! o rv M Q ' if AL. . 0 J LM .J V . t N .. LL K P W 'V J...-J V,-A.. A. 1.1 Helen Hagzs 'A ,4 ,L Helen', r li HYD1-:N KENTUCKY years, Helen has added her pep and enthusiasm to the sup- port of each of the various team endeavors, and that support has certainly played a major role in the pep and morale of the student body. This year as Captain of the Cheerleaders, she instituted a much more intense series of practices than had been the custom, and the results were obvious, Never have there been more new yells, all crformed with pre- cision. As official telephoner for the gpen Houses, Helen has developed a line which is well worth studyingg she even got out of it very neatly the time she accidently invited a married man to come! Her midnight prowls have been somewhat curtailed by her moving from the third to the second floor, but Helen is still capable of mischief. Whether she's talking on the phone, telling about Hyden, or just talking, Helen keeps things lively when she's around! -I16 1 ' - ,