St Annes School - Synopsis Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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DMV MNIORS fy iLl',.lf,M lA ':,f,,f' .MMM ff , ,MS Md, l A -l52 AN , Eight ezghtx are xixgfjour, ultzfbf by sevenf' When we were in Texas . . . - Did you hear the man say Texa,r?',-With the mention of the Lone Star State it can only be Sarah, off again on her favorite subject. Oh yes, she lives in Michigan, but once a Texan, always a Texan! Do you need help in math? Do you want to give Cousin Susie a handmade CSarah's handl nightshirt for her birthday, or shorten last year's tweed skirt? Do you want ideas to make your theme catch Mrs. Boazis fancy? Sarah can-and will-always assist. For a frank opinion of anything from the latest book to a successful paper, for sly humor and hidden deviltry, there's no one to beat her. Cyzancy CDafzfon Qrocgeif df. Qfair Nancy SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY ,48 - '52 Ask me a riddle . . . and I'll repbvf' Oh, I promise . . . and with her inimitable laugh, Nancy is off either on one of those frequent and fabulous Annapolis weekends, or to whip up another Nan Clair Original Corders taken anytime, perfection guaranteedj. Although petite, her energy, enthusiasm, and resourcefulness are excelled by few others of any size, shape, or description. After her excellent work as treasurer of the freshman class, her election to the sophomore presidency was inevitable. This year she can be found almost anytime behind a sigh of Please Knock, critically eyeing a new drawing or write-up for The Saintf' In spite of what she may say, the Annual didn't just happen accidentally, but rather with a big shove from Nancy, and we are in- clined to agree with Pooh when he said: '4She's the bestest editor that ever edited. 211

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SENIORS f,QllCiI1dG C1'1QC1IifS incgens Cindy,, CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA '50 - '52 Bz'nker inf! gf66dj1, but he does like things to eatf' I'm not going to eat anything the rest of the week!,,- And so Cindy begins another day. 6'Four desserts? But I haven't had another thing to eat all day . . . -and so she ends it. Cindy's a Tar Heel from the very word go- accent and all. To describe her is to contradict oneself, for she is strong-willed and stubborn on the one hand, lazy and easy-going on the other. If you can't find her procuring ads or pounding a basketball down the court, look for her lying on her bed with her nose behind a maga- zine. Without her, this annual would not have been possible. Clt nearly wasn't anyway.-Ed.j C lizary 6772611111 C7ZClSZ Mem',, Memo CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA '47 - '52 'fBlue eyed, weather-tanned? nMa'am? Mary Mann? You mean Mem? . . .Yes'm, we call her Memo, too . . . Well, right now she,s in dramatics class, and the period isn't quite over . . . Yes, Ma'am, she's President of the Dramatics Club this year. Our sophomore year she was Vice-President of the Class, and she was A. A. representative freshman and junior years both . . . No'm, she's awfully quiet, but quite athletic. You should see her play tennis! And hockey too! She's a wonderful Gold Team captain . . . No'm sheas not exactly a tomboy. You should have seen her in the May Court! . . . Yes'm, I'll go get her right now. She,1l be going to varsity basketball this period . . . l20l

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SENIORS qfrztury ane qnusvofl i!NanCy9? HAMPTON, VIRGINIA '50 - '52 g'0h, there's such a lot ry' things to do ana' such a lot to be That there's always lots cy'cher1ies on my little cherfy tree! 'gWhen I get to Californian-g'Look at me! When I lose some weight . . . -Must be the born leader who chops off those natural curls at every provocation. She ruins her eyes by continual reading and fancies herself by degrees an expert in psychology and a psychological case. One of the few people in the class of ,52 who could bring the class to any semblance of order, she has led us through thick and thin ibut mostly thick-L'Perish the thought! J. De- scriptive language and unpredictable humor keep life fx.. Qafheritie fflorence Clyesf Cathy CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA ,47 - ,SZ I can think whatever I like to think. Well, girls . . . APrick up your ears and get ready to listen, for it's Cathy again, introducing a new idea. It is she who propagates 'most every scheme which material- izes as a prank of the incorrigible day students of the class of '52. Who wore the daringly decorated garters, smuggled in ginger ale to her sophomore cohorts, and led and partici- pated in so many other escapades with dash and 6clat? On the other hand, who seems to know every obscure date in history or to be able to charm Mrs. Boaz with a review of Thr Conqwrors? Need we tell you? 122 around her anything but dull.