St Annes School - Synopsis Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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D car Gsext -. SENIURS AHOY'-H-f 0-XSXLLSL -kxuqa., X-OKXYYNK :l bnio..n.t,.5 QD.-f' Usqyl U-DOW-.1Yv'D,to. l arolifze 'Mfnsay Sfabler uv L 'cCarol CAIDX XVILMINGTON, DELAWARE '46 -'50 Whether it's off for a week-end, playing hockey, leading a bull session, singing in the Glee Club, or heading the Athletic Association, Carol is always up to something, and she does it with pep and enthusiasm without peer. In four years she's been Vice-President of the Freshman Class, Sophomore athletic representative, Secretary of the A. A., and now its President. As center-forward on the Varsity Hockey team, she contributed many a goal and justly de- served her place on Reserve All-State. Basketball season will find her playing center guard and taking time out between the halves to help with the cheers. Parties after lights, studying in the closets, pranks galore-all arouse Carol's interest, because here's a girl whose vim, vigor, and vitality know no bounds. She's graced the May Court, and she's also appeared on the leaf-raking brigade. Above all, however, she is morale builder par excellence. Who can be sad with that exuberance around? Ox 'C QJQ95CLis:s -'i ,RN t Ag- 'N A M-k..XX3-il. SQN Ns, XQBQJ xsx in -V Q N D Q X W 1 . Q5-1--ua, 23 ,x QXL. E '-x-an ,, 9-1-.XL te . N KNXNL. ., Rex gg, 33. LH Aki' X g ,I sg sg 5 I,kNRLxQ?,Q- .wyget .A A .,-v, N Tfzzfzppa fanfwooa' lf- xg-a.,.a.4 v--Q.. C A I, E fs-N. 'Q-.wlipkxk-Q x.g-,ilk --:MX r' C..- Q.. CI-IARI.oTTI2svII.I.E, VIRGINIA A k K 94 -v 0 'F.k l-I 2 50 1 3 Lrg The tall girl with the short hair and the inane, but wonder- if F X -f19 ful, personality-that's Flip. She's the star on the basket- l ball court and for years has shone equally well, and possibly A lb more often, on the dance floor. She's parties, constant dates, good English History grades, time and energy spent on the Service Council, and a rather harried, but efficient, Glee Club President. She is perfection in make-up, a mar- velous clothes-horse, slender gesticulating hands, and a ready laugh. She is also a rather scatterbrained wit and has a somewhat hysterical appreciation for anyone's joke. CMore often than not, her own !D But, believe it or not, she can, and does, get serious at times. Anyway, that easy- going manner and that well-rounded personality add up to one thing and, as we said before-that's Flip!

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p 1. gala IQ5fe Tuttle CCTut!9 EASTON, CONNECTICUT ,47 -'50 SHENTSORS s, 'Doris armelzka Troon' HMM, CURACAO, N. W. I. '47 -'50 Mita is the girl from Curacao whose graduation from St. Anne's marks the end of three years in which shels given us plenty to remember her by. First, there,s the fact that since her first year here she has been a well-needed second alto in the Glee Clubg also, among her achievements are her en- thusiasm and work as a member of the Second Team in bas- ketball this past year. But most of all welll remember Mita for herself. How about that interest and support in every- thing possible, proven effectively enough by her tireless work on the Annualg those letters to Sandy in Englandg and that remarkable listening ability, which has enabled her to bear with her rather talkative roommate? And is there anyone in the school who hasn't heard every planned detail so far in her trip to Europe this summer, and the reunion in Paris with Marijke and many other friends from Curacao? No indeed, we may not recall her occasional mischief, but we won't easily forget Mita! Eula Kate! Lovely, divine, ravishing, alluring . . .U Need- less to say, this was quoted verbatim, but how can you write about Tut without quoting her? . . . And I said to Mrs. Boaz, 'Madamf and she said to me, 'Your Grace . . .!' Well, I'll tell you, my life is a vacuum, it's very dull, and when you get to writing about it, it bores you. Ijust bore myself sometimes! fSmall sigh.D Who believes that? In fact, it's more than likely that those long yawns are from lack of sleep, which would account for her appearance each morning at breakfast. And what about those loud tones echoing through her suite after light bell? Tut never could whisper. But then, after all, 'G It's that my voice has a carrying quality. Sarah Bernhardt's had a carrying quality . . . Ezio Pinza's has a carrying quality . . .!', Yet, who, in spite of all this, is compassionate, capable, efficient, able?', Eula! P. S.---By thc way, she is President of the Dramatics Club and on Varsity Hockey, Annual Staff, Grapevine, Service CouncilA willing, industrious, eager, laborious, inde- fatigable . . .! M, L 'S L A in 1 . .J , 0 . P I H l K . N. t fl 20 iw 1 if 1 'lt