St Catherines School - Quair Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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MARY COKER HAR1'SX'lLl.E,- SOUTH CAROLINA Two Year: Music Club, '59, '40, Music Honor Roll, ,392 Scholarship, '39g Library Tea, ,392 Board of Publications, '39, '4o: Honor Roll, ,392 Vice- President of Boarding School, ,402 Chapel Chair- man, '40, Senior Play, '40, St. Catherines Choir, '40, Glee Club, ,405 St. Catherines Play, '4o. Modest A natural musician and actress Rcalizes work is the surest path to knowledge You'd never guess she revels in scaring children Can argue for utilitarianism against the best Offers us enthusiasm and genuine interest Kindles admiration in us all for her poise Eyes Brooks sweaters with a deep, dark passion Readily chosen for the girl most like St. Catherine FRANCES CooKE BYE1cs MlL1'1lN, MASS.RlZlIlISh'lA1'S Three Year: Posture Committee, 'jlig Hockey Squad, '59, '40, Boarding School Representative, ,392 Co- President of Boarding Department, '4o: Student Government Qlix-Ollicioj, '4og League Board Qlix- Ofhcioj, '4o. Fiend of the camera Reserved-in it's nicest sense Admired by old as well as young Never gives in Can rise admirably to any crisis Enjoys sailing, apples, and riding Skis well and hasn't good sense on the subject Boston at its best-need more be said? You'd never know her out of school-so we hear Essentially earnest and conservative Remarkable ability for making monkey faces S'matter, Pop, can I help?

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CORINNE MERIWI-:THER BURCH MEMPHIS, 'I'IeNNEssEe One Year Class Vice-President and Treasurer, '4o: Music Study Club, '4og Music Club, 240. Took St. Catherines by storm Is averse to gushing Noted for her cute nose and bright hair bows Never let that wistful expression fool you Is game for even the wildest scheme Elmer? The raccoon coat, of course Batty about the country and all that goes with it Unlimited resources for improving surroundings Returns from her mail box with her hands full Continually humming Heaven help the men! ' ares.-I -. tu.. .I ms. f is M M N ' . ' s. J es .ln-is -Ji '-.ix ' ,s.,..s. .. ,,. 5, ro- N.. . If L s x -jdj .Y 4-'BX '.,:X..,.,. X' 5 . g 1... I X l ' Jeep, ICQ tx.-so' vcmt, .k-N S N31 'K y L- ' , i JN,-33 es-9'-N X Ss I-Q - FRANCES RUTHERFOORD BUSHNELL RIoHIvIoNIJ, VIRGINIA F our Years Pirates' of Penzance, '37g Library Tea, ,39 Board of Publications, '39, '4og Cheer Leader, '40 Assistant Captain of Whites, '40, Glee Club, ,40 Senior Play, '4o. Faulkner, Duvall, Saunders, Bushnell 8: Co. Refuses to ride in anything but the Bluebird Always teasing Never seems gloomy Can cook, too Expresses a preference for classical music Showed how well she can sing in Al: You Like It Blue eyes over a beaver muff Used to be :I tomboy, but is outgrowing it Swims up a storm Has skill in the lost art of blushing Never pretends Enjoys a good joke on anybody-even herself Lets her horse throw her, but nothing else Laughs at the feeblest wit K.,

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ELIZABETH DEAN COLE Rlclmoxn, XVIRGINIA Nine Years Christmas Play, '37: Music Club, '37, '3Sg As- sistant Chairman of Spring Festival, '59: Library Tea, '39, Armistice Day Play, '4og Library Com- mittee, '4o: Assistant Head of Class Parties, '4og Chapel Committee, '40. i Boasts the tiniest waist in the class Eyes positively devastating Truly has been swell to the boarders So generous We often have to restrain her Young and old appreciate her even disposition 'Chief of the plaid reversible Only a few thingsrufflc her Likes clothes, especially Fireman red hats! Ever remembered for her friendly, gracious man- HCI' 1 ki , A , , ,. Q' , , 1- , 1 q qi 51 i f 2 sf' FLORENCE ELISE COWAN ASI-IEVILLE, NoIiTII CAROLINA One Year Board of Publications, ,402 Glee Club, '4o: Senior Choir, '40Q Christmas Play, '4og Senior Play, '40, Vice-President of Speech Committee, '40, Everything has a meaning to her. Luscious lashes. Is anxious to enter Bryn Mawr. She has a lovely, quiet charm. Envy of the would-be brunettes. Conscious of the feelings of others. On the energetic side. Writes letters on ironing-board. Angel-in the play. Nothing interferes with things of real importance. is 2.