St Catherines School - Quair Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1941 volume:

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Q 'a z 5 .1.,..,ig,:5 ww .lliI IfRl'1Y llloil.-xknsox BR,xf:iii-1'1 l' Cum Amore Mr. limrlv-tt has brought us from Nc-w Englzmcl his tolc'rz1m'm-, rourtvsy. and gc'm'rosity. WRX look lorwurd to his K'l'll'l'I'l-Lll good morn- iugx and upprcwizati' his l'rif'mlly :md llIli2llllIIQ ir1tc'1'c'St in ull wc do. NR' count it in privilvgf' to know om' whom wi- will rr'rI1m'rnl1r'r xilwziyx zu ll grvut Ql'Illl4'IIlllIl. In amnriam ANNE CAMERON REVERCOMB KATHERINE BRANCH CAPERS FLORENCE NEAL 1 s.. V -JF' 1 W- kv , x . ,Mr J, r ,nf-,J f ul - - J. ani' vi aw ' ' +1 St. Catherine? LOUISA DEB. BACOT BRACKETT, Headmistress INSTRUCTORS In Order of Their Appointment LOUISA COLEMAN BLAIR ELIZABETH MANN CHAMBERLAYNE KATE MASON BROWN MARGARET MCVEY JOSEPHINE PAYNE MILLER MARY ARCHER RANDOLPPI DOROTHY HOOD REBECCA CRAIGHILL MARY ALLEN MCCUE ELIZABETH FRANZ MARGARET ADAMS CHRIETZBERG KATHERINE HOLMAN EDITH CRAIG LOUISE HAYNESWORTI-I MURRAY MELITA KNOWLES ELLENA MORGAN WALKER MARY ARCHER RANDOLPH BOYD CAMILLE WHEELER ALICE WATKINS LEAKE LUCY DURHAM GEORGE TAYLOR DOUGLAS ALMA SALLEY MILDRED NOBLE MARGUERITE ZUMBACH LILLIAN GOUCHER MARIAN WEST MARY DENMEAD RUFFIN ART AND MUSIC ELLEN GUIGON REBECCA DAINGERFIELD GORDON ADELAIDE WATKINS GUIGON ANNIE REINHARDT JAMES FLORENCE RICHARDSON MARGARET OWEN FANNY W. STAUFFER EM D. BLANTON JANE W. BECKWITI-I MARY T. REYNOLDS HENRIETTA DAVIDSON ANNE HOLMAN EDDA T. HANKAMER MOLLIE FLEET . ELIZABETH V. MOORE ESTHER W. ARNOLD CLARA M. COLEMAN ELFRIDA S. DURRETT LOUISE MOORE CAROLYN PALMER ELIZABETH STUBBS AUGUSTA THRUSTON JANET BILLET MARTHA NEWMAN BACON ELIZABETH GAMMON JEANANN GRAY PRISCILLA HOLCOMBE MARGARET MCGING MARTHA ORR LISLE TURNER MILDRED BROOME JENNIE BATES ALICE CORNWALL ELEANOR BURRUSS CAROLINE MCCLENNX' MARGARET ROBERTS ELMYRA PARRISH MARGOT JUNKIN FLORENCE TIGNOR EXECUTIVE AND BOARDING STAFF HANNAH FAIRFAX WASHINGTON, Head of Resident Department LENA WILLS ANNE C. REVERCOMBF EMMA C. FISHER IDA M. ANDERSON ELLA S. PILKINTON ELLA D. MUNCE ALICE W. WOOLFOLK JANET D. BLANTON SARA W. FAULKNER MARY H. SISSON SOPHIE CARTER WASHINGTON ' FRANCES M. HAZARD 'Deceased GERTRUDE DUVALL BELLA CARRINGTON HARRIET COOKE FAITH C. PARKER OTIE MCCUE ANNA BROOKE ALLAN GRETEL POPP SPOTTSWOOD R. CONNOR BEVERLY JONES GRACE W. HOYT BEATRICE MARABLE ELLEN RUSSELL ' J ' 'fl Editorial URING THIS YEAR, which marks the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of our school, we have taken pleasure in reviewing our history and recalling memories of Miss Jennie. The school has grown in numbers, but we hope that it retains the spirit which Miss Jennie instilled into every one of her girls-the spirit of loyalty, honor, and devotion to ideals. It is with a certain sadness that we leave St. Catherine's, for these years have meant much to us and we have enjoyed them. From the Lower School through the twelfth class we have felt, Miss Jennie's spirit always. The same thing that makes us reluctant to leave, however, makes us at the same time eager to go out and test our- selves. We want to test this knowledge which we have gained from our books, from working together in our organizations, and from living together in .the boarding department. Our teachers and housemothers have given us much, and we have tried to make the most of the splendid opportunities offered us. Yet the world we face today is very different from that faced by the girl of fifty years ago. The business and professional fields into which women may enter have widened immeasurably. However, besides these many opportunities which we are offered' today, we are confronted with the spectacle of war-a war more horrible than any other. Here at St. Catherineis we have done as much as we were able to help the refugees and the people with whose cause we sympathize. When we leave here this June we shall be called upon to do a great deal more. We must becomephelpful citi- zcns and .take an active interest in the affairs of our country. Let us prove ourselves worthy of St. Catherine's and the standards which -Miss Jennie set for her school. In , . i aw. x , 'ing f M VII M Se M1654 affff 1 4, W MM . V 2 ff 16 , fs ' 4 ww w -- A -. 4 Q V W , 3. Seniozar l 1-1 , I Y. - l lfLW'H'5 -I T. lhxlra HOQ X-JC!-ST L.lZCU?. ' if -... .... ' I-Q, TZ f Iz.sz,o'E,v'1':, Qfa...I.L2 KATIIIQRINIL ARNOLD MADISON, WISCONSIN Two Tears Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Choir, '40, Greenbrier, ,40g Library Tea, '4Og Library Committee, '405 Chairman of Library, '41, League Board CEX-Oflicioj, '41, St. Cath- erine's Choir, '41g Senior Play, '4l. - ' iffrlfl , ,, 1 1 fri r'fi.Af I-Ifylii' 'I -5 I i' '.1. '-. . if ' I , f 'Q'Ci-,. ll , 'lJ ,,'1, ' ,, .1, . I I Cbifxa. Win .JZL N5 0 ' J MARII4: WILLIS ADAMS RICIHMONIJ, VIRGINIA Three Tears Board of Publications, ,393 Trial By jury, '39g Arcade Committee, '39, Greenbrier, '40g Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Glee Club, '40, ,415 Vice-President of Day School, '41, Senior Play, '4l. vu -,'u I J ,- ,. ,x ., N -I H I ' . . Y rg,- I JEANNE BARKSDALE ' LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Three Tears v Choir, '39, Trial By jury, '39, Music Club, '39, '40, Greenbrier, '40, Music Honor Roll, '40, Library Committee, '40, Chair- man of Spring Festival Committee, '40, Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Music Study Club, '40, '41, St. Cath- erine's Choir, '40, '41, Glee Club, '40, '41, Vice-Chairman of Music Club, '41, Vice- Chairman of Library Committee, '41 , Senior Play, '4l. -. K As asf, 1 l RANc:Ies PALMER BARTON BALTIMORI-1, MARYLAND Five Team Choir, '38, '39, Honorable Mention, '38, Board of Publications, '38, '39, '40, Trial by jury, '39, Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Greenbrier, '40, Glee Club, '40, '41, St. Catherine's Choir, '40, '41, Cheer Leader, '41, Art Chairman, '41, League Board QEX-Official, '41, Senior Play, '4I. I - f Vu . 'Cty A ' s ,- blifl ,,' of . l l lj f ' Ir , J: ,J-1 . I , ' l .0 ' gk L v, , ML! , 5' Tnw Kuma- L'-l2 fluclknr 'En f I1 Ci ECN 1 . 4 In , . O o s ex i fn A s 1 4 I 5 p x 1 z fb in J' f . f . ' I -' K f. L - , Iiiinpscxfj 4ry,U' 6lc,,,f,,f1 ha ,nA ' A , , 5,a,,, ,liar KAI, 1 l I , . .1 f ' . , fo he 1 1 id' , ' ,..n'. Q Lf. fillet RUTH FULLER BLACKMAN ,Q A , , ,N f I '7-'WZ ' ,' TTL, DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA 'd - V, Three Tears ' ' 'CCL 5975! Board of Publications, '39, Honorabloh lp 0 Q4 ads Mention, '39, Trial by jury, '39, Boarding ' School Representative, '40, Library Tea, I, '40, Greenbrier, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, f ANNE BLAIR SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Three Tears Posture Representative, T495 Choir, '393 Hockey Squad, '39, '40, '41 g Boarding School Committee, '40, Library Tea, '40g Junior- Senior Banquet, '40, Greenbrier, '40, St. Catherine's Choir, '40, '4lg Glee Club, '40, '41, Senior Play, '41, Chairman of Posture Committee, '4l 5 League Board CEX-Ofhcioj, '41, f ,, ' n . 0 . . I . J . , C It 7, I J' .' ff' ,f ' '40, Vice-President of Student Government, '41, Choir, '41, Glee Club, '39, '40, '41, Christmas Play, '39, '40, Hockey Squad, '39, '40, '4l, Varsity Hockey Team, '39, '40, '41, Senior Play, '4l. 17-XF' f C Y x 'K' X 16 Milt A ,.',.f-Jr-I ' J, ', H'-CL-yQjlK'.l ' CCI, r .., Q '1 i., f. L .. l iNl ' l'i -Li1Y,r f iN-LF E-Lkiii .wil .U I CYQL-is-f'P ff-JTC! l4 wf., I Z3 LCSLICQII - Tift,-.JA MARX' FRIEND BLANTGN RICHRIOND, VIRGINIA High! Tears Gold Representative, '38g Hockey Squad, '38, '39, '40, '41, Varsity Hockey Team, '38, '39, '40, '41, Basketball Squad, '38, '39, '40, '4lg Buildings and Grounds Committee, '39, Dance Committee, '39, '40g Library Tea, '40g Spring Festival Committee, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Captain of Colds, '41, Manager of Basketball, '4lq League Board CEX-Offlcioj, '41, Student Government fEx-Ofiicioj, '4-lg Senior Play, '41, Glee Club, '41, 0-N14 back Ss ' WHL DWF' MARfJARl41T IvII4: BooTH C HARLOTTR, NORTH CLAROLINA Two Tears Posture Committee, ,405 Choir, '40g Li- brary Tea, '40, junior-Senior Banquet, '40 St. Catherine's Choir, '41 g Mqsic'Club, i4l 1 Boa ding Sqhool Comm' X !4lf Sen' I: N' Play, I4 .X A sv , , If X fr gg ,M fy NX X Q 59 , fn 'f I J rw! O ,Xb N N x XXV 'Q S OJ f lj X V -DY Aw .xx N XX ,Ht I, ,J rmvf S X ex N R O QQ W E N X C 1 ' ' f X UQ! I li X 433 f Q7 f XX, 0 lv N 'Ce '1 fa ,L4J-J Q1 f CJ xx GJ X XD 'Q' x ,LJ dx., , I X JX X I 3 J r- 6 X rx XJ . XJ 3 1 fn Q J QS -. s N5 Q 91' 11 S ,FV .Ig x M In s.' C C v. Sas1Y 4' 5:6 'qv' FRANCES WARING BOUSHALL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Thirieen Tears League Representative, '38, Hockey Squad, '38, '39, '40, '41, Library Tea, '40g junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Class President, '40, '41, League Board QEX-Oiiicioj, '40, '41, Student Government CEX-Of'Hcioj, '40, '41, Senior Play, '41, Honor Choir, '41. Yufllx ' lMn l fl 'nn ftk-Amr - 'J um' H R Um, L ffl., fb-La- LLLL I l.Q'l'u ..-S Lou, 6m.1.'e wh.. Gad- iid ftufh C11-ZLINE VVINTICR BOWMAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Four Tears Library Tea, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Student Government Representative, '40, Chairman of Special Affairs, '41 g League Board CEx-Oflicioj, '41, Senior Play, '41, . 1 Lxblxw .v ' . 'vr - of' 'wtlpf' lla' --Lf' X Pl .:' 11. QXV VU Lv Q1 I ' 4'3 ' V'-Y' XM 'is' 'ill PV v .7 X -L X A! X. v xx 'JP X. Jxxs I be lx ,l V JX XJ K f 8 I v J KJ . It u 'V'c! if if X -2 7, , vb.. A J 0 6 'SP ,S J nv I J. .. J' - c' ' 'S' N' N if '00 Qc N :Dx oc p ,SA JAP vo?-530 xii, 'fgx' 5 lxcs' Cal ,Q ,YQ 'W-3 C' 2 we .,' K' ,f x ,J 9' Y I X . 'K YY' X Q! J as C 'P gf v J P 5 X' 5 I 51 of VIRGINIA DORSEY BROWN J, ,- RIGI-IMOND, VIRGINIA Fourteen Team Class Secretar '38 Hocke S uad 538 Y, S Y fl 1 I '39, I40, ,415 Badminton Team, isa, '39, ,40, '41, Class Vice-President, '39, Basketball Squad, l39, i40, '41, Day School Represen- tative, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Li- brary Tea, l40, Christmas Play, '40, Basket- ball Varsity, '40, President of Day School, '41, League Board fEx-Officioj, ,4l, Stu- dent Government fEx-Officiol, '41, Senior Play, '41, Manager of Hockey Squad, '41, Varsity Hockey Team, '41, Honor Choir, '4l. CUM: sack SS' -' C0075 lqq G 5, X BETTIE AUSTIN BURRUS HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA Three Tears Honorable Mention, ,405 Choir, '40, '41, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Library Tea, '40, Chairman of Assemblies, ,413 League Board fEx-Officioj, '41, Senior Play, 341. n . , vd A-'L-L Xxx ,s ,J f L ,J V RJJ-N44-Ai XJJCA- 4-J ik ,W I, K, J M LAM,--2. xgiggl t. 4. ., C... IT- K- Tu --1... . l N r N N L-L , '. 4, Y ...B -,..,,N,LZ..1,7 it 4 ,ii ,J - Ax. -1.45 , . L -1 J - ' ' QL. . . Q ki so .5 L,-, -. , I , . 4 Q ' 1 -Y. i, 57. x' ox' fha., Hague, M- K 2Q,,, ft- QCJSLJYPQ ' ,Y Lrgsa' I ' -fl Al.. 1,12 -fl 'QA'-fx'-SNL' Wt 1 CML4' -N. 4 LNQ J us... ........e cu, I-u YG -4 g. '. Q A '-'P .P P l 'A , N F l ,J ga 3 v -v f ,f,,1- f-Af ' X' 9. ,,.., J is-1,.,-.S f '-ILL, Jn L Q -, 'Q , , CATI-IARINP: CARTER CATLI':T'1' GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA Three Tears Posture Representative, '39, Honor Roll, '39, Honorable Mention, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Student Government Reprea sentative, '40, Christmas Play, '40, Library Tea, '40, Choir, '40, Board of Publications, '40, Honor Choir, '41, Editor of Quair, '41, St. Catherine's Choir, '41, League Board CEX-Ofliciob, '41, Senior Play, '41, Assist- ant Editor of Inklings and Arenrlinn, '41. M9 WJ-'B US' P ,asf-QV , f :T lxlx QRSUV 1 I ' r F ev? Jxvsp In AQSL I R. Ig ,I .Q A E,.,lf4,A-4,-L,,, - SUZANNR CARTER RICHBIOND, VIRGINIA Seven Tears Spring Festival Committee, '38, '39, Hockey Squad, '38, '39, '40, '41, Basketball Squad, '38, '40, '41, Library Tea, '39, Var- sity Hockey Team, '39, '40, Dance Com- mittee, '39, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Greenbrier, '40, Chairman of Senior Dance, '41 , Senior Play, '41 , Art Committee, '41, i 01 Louise MURRAY' CHI-:WNING RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Four Team Posture Committee, '39g Junior-Senior Banquet, ,405 Library Tea Committee, '40, Chairman of Halls, l4lg League Board CEX- Officioj, '41, Student Government CEX- Oflicioj, '41, Senior Play, '41. -sq.. cmd if Iwo. em, MQ, lm' ,.. ' - I 1 X, Y-N -., F . M RI of Ba ARGARET IJUDLICY CLARIQ CHMOND, VIRGINIA Three Tears Honor Roll, '39, Library Tea, '40, Board Publications, '39, '40, '41, Junior-Senior nquet, '40g Library Committee, '41, Se- . 45 for New nior Play, '41 . QM gg .X W of Q99 X , I ef fi va ,Q jf' ,gi W ,QVJ CAROLYN COKER HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Two Tears Board of Publications, '40, Library Com- mittee, '40, Music Honor Roll, '40, Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, St. Catherine's Choir, '40, '41, Glee Club, '40, '41, Music Club, '40, '41, Vice-President of Boarding School, '41, Chapel Chairman, '41, Honor Choir, '41, Senior Play, '41, League Board QEX-Olficioj, '41, ' v - kv Sf csv- f ' s'-vt'- 5 wp- Nok cm! Cac ' JANE COLEMAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Four Tears Track Team, '38, '39, '40, Basketball Squad, '38, '39, '40, '41, White Representa- tive, '40, Library Tea Committee, '40, Ju- nior-Senior Banquet, '40, Board of Publi- cations, '40, Varsity Basketball Team, '40, '41, Captain of Basketball Team, '41, Cap- tain of Whites, '41, Honor Choir, '41, Se- nior Play, '41, League Board fEx-Oflicioj '41, Student Government CEX-Oiiicioj, '41' Cheer Leader, '4l. N 2 1 '51 ts' M 1 X.-'. ,+V , U.,-Y, A, C ,L GV -J cf- O s 1 I qs. AQ. -, ., I V I Xkyo x4 5 X NYY9 L, OX 63,3 .J X 3.4 3' ' ,ix YN K, ,XFX go ,X lo X' x f YW' V x. ' i 5 MARY LYMAN Cox PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Two Tears Library Committee, '40, Honor Roll, '40, Choir, '40, Greenbrier, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Secretary of Glee Club, '40, Library Tea, '40, Hockey Squad, '40, '41, Basketball Squad, '40, '41, St. Catherine's Choir, '41 , Boarding School Committee, '41 5 Secretary for Arcadian, '41, Board of Pub- lications, '41, Senior Play, '41, J:'J.,z., -- ' ., JL, ,-..,f....,f,,..c-.,f I..,5,V,, nj- ffywq QLJLLJPUK, qbcrrs 'J ' '- rr'-H-4 f -51L,L,..,,. tt, ,-...J 14- --JL., Tux? M' . ,::,.,,- ff..m.,f. I VIRGINIA MYRL DAVIS WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA Four Tears Hockey Squad, '38, '39, '40, '41, Honor- able Mention, '38, '40, Choir, '38, '39, '40, Board of Publications, '38, '39, '40, Trial By fury, '39, School Orchestra, '39, All- City Hockey Team, '39, Gold Representa- tive, '39, Honor Roll, '39, Varsity Hockey Team, '39, '40, '41, Greenbrier, '40, Li- brary Tea, '40, junior-Senior Banquet, '40, St. Catherine's Play, '40, Glee Club, '40, St. Catherine's Choir, '41, Editor of Area- dian, '41, Assistant Editor of Quair and Inklingx, '41, Senior Play, '41. -1' ,' X S. SALLY PIARRISON EDDY WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA Four Team Choir, '38g Intermediate Riding Cup, '38, Speech Committee, '38, Music Club, '38, '39, Spring Festival Committee, '38, '39, '40, Art Committee, '38, '41, Music Study Club, '39, Library Tea Committee, '40, junior-Senior Banquet Corpmittee, 5' Li- brary Committee, 74,1 ggior Pl ' , Gold Riding Captaikbliy. all Qggfrnitt Q, 141. , :V 1 bf fr , EQ- jv 1 gf , X ,K-W , cf' Nxovb .L QTY! tc! Z DJ' XJ' . wiff 1, XCV O, xwlv VX Of U WE CAROLINE LOVE DUVALL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Six Tears Track Team, '38, '39, Speech Committee, '40, Choir, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '4-05 Library Tea, '4-Og Chairman of Senior Play, '4l' St. Catherine's Choir '41' Hockey Squad, f4o, 541. 'J-A5 ' V ' ju . xy 'N , .137 . 'S , gb 1, ,.,I A , P, ' X , S ,fy .U jf YN -f' J . , ,JN 1 T , W-X J M as if Q I, A !- QI , 'IU ..K:'y.2Siv ' Affyx' CV If , 90' A 43 ff. 'J' .MQW r 'L fa: 'fy :YJ JV ' 62 ,- 1 3 '- R 3' ,VV K 9 N 1 Q-if 5133, I' 3 . -if, be 1 'Jaf ' R Q 3 5' 5 ' 4- 5-M I J' Q I rs L1 A ,.,--,nf . -f Q, .1 -rt iw! ' C A f' f I if? L' x 7 T'vxS ', H93 X NNv-rw , fl. -E-if--vi lu XNJXQ. yn Lgwwiq he 4-Lbltix Lgou k.1qULj?5A illh Q Fxxofy X L ,Q-3 C .1- t tu-Lfx-g as Ct,-Pix Rzegsee, l N K X 0 q g.s.:uX' K' 'M' 'N' F FXMAL BETTY GREENE FEATHERs'roN ' RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Seven Tears Arcade Committee, '39, Spring Festival Committee, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Library Tea, '40, Chairman of Spring Festi- val, '41, Senior Play, '41. ' 4 Awww , JEAN FIRTH , RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Three Tearx Board of Publications, '39, Spring Festi- val Committee, '39g Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Glee Club, '40, '41, Library Committee, '40, '41, Senior Play, '41, Arcade Marshall, '40, C-ANAQ Bad'- srd. cz-.mlw :M 5 jg. 3 L ! v 0 kjgpuu k5LgJ 1 31:6 ANNE BALLARD FREEMAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Eleven Tear: Quair, '38, Hockey Squad, '38, '39, '40g Student Government Representative, '39, Chairman of Library Tea, '405 League Board QEX-Oflicioj, '40, Varsity Hockey Team, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Vice- President of Lea ue for Middle School, '41, S Honor Choir, '41 5 Senior Play, '41, C Y? .Ji WJ- JQU 4 om, 1599.45 yJsli-J '15 347 4 ry 'nfl Q33 J,QJ Sm? C.- JJA CAROL YATES FRANKLIN WASHINGTON, D. C. Two Tears Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Board of Publications, '40, '41g Glee Club, '40, '41, Library Committee, '40, '41, Choir, '41 g Student Government Representa- tive, '41, Senior Play, '4l. 5-:'q3,rW11fl-K - dx,-gdtjc M ' vootxlolltii- wfrlulli lf,-353' QQJNIA Najaf gg tx I w 0:3 HARRIET Lovr11.L GOULD NOROTON, CONNECTICUT Two Tearx Boarding School Committee, '40, '41 , Choir, '40, '41 g Library Tea Committee, '40, '41, Spring Festival Committee, '40, Junior- Senior Banquet, '40, Honor Choir, '41, Hockey Squad, '41 , Captain of Second Hockey Team, '41, Senior Play, '41. K F ' , , , ' . , 'Y 1 5 'fd f fx 1 ' H K J -. , 2 1 - 1 ., , R, 4, I' K ' 1 . 1 , A , 1 I, x ' ', f . 1 x I - . 1 X rf -' 1 1 ' ' 1 5 'lx 1 I ' A If ' 4 I X, I 1 I xr r ' . - B . kk s Y F ,, C. , I . 1 1' . A ff ' , x I s B f 'Y ' dx! sf 1 .. I I - 5, QQ., - .J xl xl I 1 ' 'X , K .Q sk ,K , 4 4 , A I 5' fy 1, . A A 1 , .h, , WQW,TfaMv5 V , ggi M' - 1 4 Qtt ' so ' if NM! Back- Ss'f'fQdN'ix tqqg, 1 . SYLVIA 'FHAYER CiREGORY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Twelve Team Track Team, '38, White Representative, '38, Hockey Squad, '38, '39, '40, '41, Basket- ball Squad, '38, '39, '40, '41, Posture Com- mittee, '39, Varsity Hockey Team, '39, '40, '41, Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '40, Captain of Hockey Squad, '41, League Board CEx-Oiiicioj, '41, Buildings and Grounds Chairman, '41, Senior Play, '41. 'i'.Ugl'l 3 - IYKL, cglkfi gl. Ltctg, epic- n LQCJLL., klm L., 'Q-X s.',- on ,, U Y- Pt QCD Lktfcg Lfpgd H, L lli 1 lf'-Je - wk loo: MLQ l'1'u.4..:J ' lk kstnllkt iq ' vw-are ,,.'tni'ftt,4. 'fu ,,,',,4 Lyle. LLL, -,' ILM ,L-tt' '-L-tc 1 f. OLIVIA JOHNSTON HART RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Five Tears Student Government Representative, '38, Honor Roll, '38, '39, Day School Committee, '39, Class Treasurer, '40g Library Tea, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Vice-President of Day School, '41, Honor Choir, '41 g League Board CEx-Olliciol, '4lg Senior Play, '41 g Chairman of Group Activities, '41, :- LOUISA HARRISON HAGNER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Three Tears Trial By fury, '39, Choir, '39, Board of Publications, '39, '40, Honor Roll, '39, '40, Art Committee, '39, '40g Greenbrier, '4Og Library Tea, '4-Og Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, St. Catherine's Choir, '40, '4lg Glee Club, '40, '41, Editor of Inklings, '41, As- sistant Editor of Arcadian and Quair, '4lg League Board CEX-Officiol, '41 3 Senior Play, '4l. MW, '?iAJllA - C- fi vXA.LiLf:,.5.s '- IDU I V, 3 ij, ,',,..,N, ft. 1 ft -Of, - ' c-O AAL-Q. Hi QU 5. wad -kL,,,T5 C ,J ' OUQ ,Q JWUJ, ,L RosIsMAIw HARWELL HOUSTON, TEXAS Two Tears Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Co-Exchange Editor, '41, Board of Pub- lications, '41, Boarding School Committee, '41, Senior Play, '41, Dramatic Committee, '41, Glee Club '41. X ' K. .,1 kip dp J Xa-55,9 ' J' yffw ,rl 350 X 1 p..x ,sf jf L if ek ff ww 0 ANN ROBERTS I'IITNER PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Three Tearx Board of Publications, '39, '40, Speech Committee, '39, '40, Spring Festival Com- mittee, '40, School Orchestra, '40, Green- brier, '40, Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Glee Club, '40, '41, Choir, '40, '41, Class Historian, '41, League Board QEX-Oiiicioj, '41, Senior Play, '41, Cheer oqoklias Leader, '41 . . f 'ciQ9'u W . ' ' 9 rx If M GGXXSSQPO CQQ . '12 Q 0626? N 035155, X 'famoggtso '59 , f ALNITA HAssr:L1,1-3 HoL'rzcLAw Rlcuxviown, Vmnlwm Eleven Team Honor Roll, '39, '40, Board of Publica- tions, '39, '40, '41, junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Library Tea, '40, Glee Club, '40, Scholarship, '40, Choir, '40, '41, Art Editor of Inklings, '41, Senior Play, '41, Student Government Representative, '41. 1 ELIZABETII l,0NALDSON Honmzk FRAMINGHAM CENTER, MASSACHUSETTS Two Team Library Tea, '40, Spring Festival Com- mittee, '40, Dramatic Club, '40, Junior- Senior Banquet, '40, Greenbrier, '40, Glee Club, '40, Board of Publications, '40, '41, Coordinator of Publications, '41, Pound Committee, '40, '41, Choir, '40, '41, Senior Play, '41, Dramatic Committee, '41. 4 4 4 I t P, v , 1 3 'X T u ' . 1 1 L M! , L X i I II, . L ,I L M LLOYD HORSEY ' I Dovmz, DELAWARE I Three Tears Library Tea, '40, junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Boarding School Committee, '41 g Senior Play, '41, Co-Chairman of Buildings and Grounds Committee, '41, A ,,r 1 i. CORNIQLIA HUMIQ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Four Tears Honor Roll, '38, Track Team, '38, '39, Tennis Team, '38, '39, '40, '41, Honorable Mention, '39, Basketball Squad, '39, '40, '41, Gold Representative, '40, junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Library Tea, '40, Chairman of George Washington Ball, '41 5 Senior Play, '41, T-'lrth hook'-X - qggq, une, T00 Quia im mmm- eo-.5 on gm Liner 4'1L-.in-iuJQ':,bAi-e4Ac..S il - U3 'U-?QLQDll'-9' wut if-of-Q1 dike Nw-A. Jn '14 Q wa otndl Qcfij HW-V-J' AU-'-K LPM M M1 bmw If-M QAM LM.:-4. N k0 1 h.L folf 697 G5 FRANCES PALMER JERMAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Twelve Tears Posture Committee, '38, Class Secretary, '39, '41g Hockey Squad, '39, '40, '41, Junior- Scnior Banquet, '40, Library Tea, '40g Stu- dent Government Representative, '40g Choir, '4lg Senior Play, '4l. ici' I Hirttir, - 1' 111,--1-f, ,l c 4 ,Ui Wx Mlm- -I 1 ,IQ ia iff: r.,.:Q ciikj' 1-iwlfl '-' bw-fx 'J : iw-4' our I 1 1 x flybiv Luk' . ' law.. ' ' lf!-flftun. NMC bhfpk 'if - 96 GERTRUDE VENABLE JOHNSON CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA Five Tears Choir, '38, Library Tea, '40g Junior- Scnior Banquet, '40, Prcsidcnt of Music' Club, '41, League Board fEx-Oflicioj, '4lg Scnior Play, '4l. 3,5 M5,'s'- of My wird' ' 'tax' 'P' xo'N'f3j ,,QJ'Pd5xJb-K-su XGA uf' ,IQ fy . wma, S5618 536 el'-N VH' i ..-1 K . . .. Q- ,4-.V ' I ' n -+'l,,g,,ifX - ll -0 -vi.. s-La., vtul, L03-20N gg,,,r..tr a LMLAL ' xr.-XJ - l,,,,.,, ,, .s,,,,,.,.f' 4, Ll' I K '- 'V' ' ' ,4 T 'LA '-AfJ'5 -'bo -fi 'NJN' - 5 0 xabl'-'Rx .lx Ek -LE A 5 LK! fx. A5 n,1,.V.' LOUISA JOHNSON PIMLADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Two Tears Track Team, '40, Library Tea, '40, junior-Senior Banquet, '4Og School Orches- tra, '40g Track Team, '40, Basketball Squad, '40, '41, Hockey Squad, '40, '4-lg Varsity Hockey Team, '40, '41, Badminton Team, '40, '4lg Tennis Team, '40, '4-lg Choir, '40, '41 5 First Vice-President of Boarding School, '41, Senior Play, '41, Glce Club, '41, MILDRED ANN JOHNSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Seven Tears Day School Committee, '38, '40, Spring Festival Committee, '39g Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Vice-President ..- of Day School, '41, Senior Play, '41, X 1 fX ' x O' f 'T' 5 Q 4 N X gc W X Ox , fl, va K J Q6 X O 0 57, if S , 5' ffm 'XO x t X Q XD! 'QS Q. XJ U I W If.: rg , Jw uf' -A . r'.lpWAf'r j M ,ul IM' I0 'nv gr' I, t . If .4 V , V., V Jrl, l J Ly JV lv, Ivy, L,7nH,u vp ll V0.3 Uhr' o UI' RACHEL BASS JONES PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Three Tears Dramatic Committee, '4-Og junior-Senior Banquet, '4-Og Library Tea, ,405 Sccond Vice- Prcsident of Boarding School, '4lg Senior Play, '4l. Wt. l A . 9'in W ANNA BRGADWELL JOHNSTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Five Tears Posture Committee, '385 Marshall, ,405 Library Tea, '4Og Junior-Senior Banquet, '4Og Library Committee, '4-05 Dramatic Committee, '415 Chairman of Senior Par- ties, '41, Senior Play, '41. ADELE ELIZABETH KRATZ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Twelve Tears Library Tea, '39, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Arcade Committee, '40, Spring Festival Committee, '40, Senior Play, '4l. EJe.ar' Qlgcufu wi 'A-. ff,..,nn,,, qbgnq +C ffvlt: Lions. Q. le+, '1 Hc'.,c. . . t.: 4' H bg' atL...i ng -.1 Q CL, Qftu,-,d i !Z'LaCf'j.x.,Cf': sei- 'bug' '-Uid. lubgl-F, ku' 4-k.lC. ' E if gy ' ', 'ii' ntrr , ' M MARY MECRAY Locitwoon PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Three and One-half Tears Student Government, '39, Boarding School Representative, '39, Treasurer of League, '40, Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Ban- quet, '40, Chapel Committee, '41, Dramatic Committee, '41, Honor Choir, '41, Vice- President of League for Lowerachool, '41, Senior Play, '41, P:-.fivi t 'Lb' F31-QSQ i 5 ll Lk Abs A gxxqiuuw d'L,LL, 'L4p,gL J 'XLY4' X1Q.u.fa . lb 9-i.,Lgfv-Q . A--io -'isnt Q..b VYX-L -L-Q KI, La al YQ ,WXQ X4-fl - NA lfisixksk-L kfuxl.. 'fu Lkxi 'lik ' 'A' K fwx Ni 1- 4' fv-P--A I X N fl, . , , 1 ,. i X Q! ' f f' ' 1cfff,'d'Y , , L f U ' '- LQ. BARBARA SCOTT MACFARLAIQUE I ' '- PERU, VERMONT Two Tears Library Tea, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Greenbrier, '40, Choir, '40, '41, Music Club, '40, '41, Music Study Club, '40, '41, Secretary of Library Committee, '4lg Senior Play, '41, Class Vice-President and Treas- urer, '41, J ,- ' A I ' FN, O , 11,1 J , if J 1- 2 N1 -x , R 1 D, x T ,L A , ' av- ' . , ' ,J J 9 J J- V , , . f , .f - , A T, f A I JOAN ELEANOR MITCIfIPILL A C WROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS 'A Two Tears ' Music Honor Roll, '40, Junior-Senior T kBanquet, '40, Library Tea, '40, Dramatic Committee, '40, '41g Art Committee, '40, L ,413 Music Club, '40, '41g Glee Club, '40, J' T 41, Christmas Play, '40, '4lg,Choir, '40, I' j'41g Student Government R resentative, '4-lg Circulation Editor, '41g ard of Pub- Q , lications, '41g Senior play, '411 I l X ' '7 , J 4' V' J A' J ,U 2 - - ' ' 1 Q- Q S-f ' AJ J J , l ' , J in , - ,T F it xn' J -, y . J . .J - f 0 A 1 5 Y .F-1, 4 ' . 'P f J y , L ' J ' Q ' - J J ' oi 4, j 7' V ' J X , If X J J V, ' .., 4 ' l J I - T , T J N, 4 S we J f J 19 5 ' I A 4 I x P1 . v . 1 1 . ' J J T .J U 1 J ,, J ,. f , v k ,Y I 1, L if 'L :J ' I oc GR- 044131 ' V Qu . csc Q Qi M MM I U ro I R1 L I .'V7 Slilgffb ' v5UfJl..5- Xiao-JC I R RAJCLLIJ., X XL I J O I Q, A M.3Q4L,- ELLEN NIXON WALN MORRIS . K . HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA XX X f' . ws' One Tear XX I Q , Senior Play, '4-lg St. Catherine's Choir, X 'C '41, Chairman of Activities, '41, Glee Club, V I ,W .- -, J '41, Buildings and Grounds Committee, '41 . UQ or Qcxf ' K , T K ' f . I . K 'R fl' K fc ,F ' - ' f ,I A -. . I ' K' f ji? . X X 1 'N-,x H, fr C, 4 2 L ,I P .X-XTXQX ' KJLU4 4-V Y KN I g K, V , ,Q C r I R' 4 P J I C I - f ,D y , ' i ' S Q I f If i ff it if 'dn A ' ' 'C ' I i . . K r C-A I - C fl C- ' - . fe V 5 . , fr 1, fl ff f F K L Y I K - f E '-,.- C' - , f 'wi' 1 ' f ' , L 'V A f-N to 0 - ff II f Q, fa f . Q- A -- If I ff R fl I 1 as L I f 4 9 ff gf' L ' Q3 I Q C R 95 f' ' 4 f f- gn , 5. f ' U' CIAROLYN BUIIRMAN NETTLI'1TON K , ,I COVINGTON, VIRGINIA ' K. A If V Four Years l 'X KX Library Committee, '38, Honor Roll, '38, ' K K Class Treasurer, '39, Trial by jury, '39, , , Honorable Mention, '39, Glee Club, '39, 1 F 11, X '40g Music Club, '39, '40, '4l5 Chairman of If I, A Music Club, '40, League Representative, I ' St. Catherine's Play, '40, Library Tea, '40g g L Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Co-President of ,' ' ,- Zigi , Boarding School, '41, League Board CEx- K 'VV Officioj, '41, Student Government CEx- If 1 Ofllcioj, '41, Senior Play, '4l5 Honor f I choir, '41, , ,Q fe- y lbffwar , ' if WZ? mlm I f I 79 0 ,I P 553, fer? ' I9 U , , X:-if ' no Z '7 4- V X, ,f I- K 1 f I J '40, Greenbrier, '4Og Music Honor Roll, '40g K UNM J 8 I KATIIPIRIN1'1 LOUISE NEUDOERFER WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA Three Tears Speech Committee, '39, Music Club, '39 '40, '41, Choir, '39, '40, Music Honor Roll '39, '40, '41, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40 Library Tea, '40, League Board fEx- Officioj, '41, Senior Play, '41. fncJ N Q.s..s.3i1- a ' ,,.1-g Qvxz. quasi Lrlatq-L c.v.::Q51AL bc-5 jusT 'Qigong-, qgq wane mam ugf'-fiancee dam Qovcqg ww... cq-v.fLT. tzcuesz, dcclf- :Ui 37. QQiE:'S. Cgyociilfb- XW'Q.SQb'hQ f U A . bad, gg , fur- H.. KATHLEEN RoGI3RsoN PARRISI-I RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Six Tears Honor Roll, '38, Student Government Representative, '38, Library Committee, '38, Spring Festival Committee, '38, '39, Dance Committee, '38, '39, Class President, '39, Art Committee, '39, Honorable Mention, '39, Trial By jury, '39, Greenbrier, '40, Chairman of Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Day School Committee, '40, Library Tea, '40, Board of Publications, '40, Alumnae Scholarship, '40, '41, Glee Club, '40, '41, President of Student Government, '41, League Board CEX-Oflicioj, '41, Honor Choir, '41, Senior Play, '41, tg 5 7' ii .f 132, . iaiiige L.Cx.aL. 'rw' stun, I QC4.s'aiL.. MARION LEE PEARSON SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY Th ree Tears Honor Roll, '39, White Representative, '39, Boarding School Committee, '39, Hockey Squad, '39, '40, '41 , Varsity Hockey Team, '39, '40, '41, Tennis Team, '39, '40, '41, President of Boarding Committee, '40, Glee Club, '40, St. Catherine's Play, '40, Captain of Tennis Team, '40, Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Badminton Team, '40, '41, St. Catherine'5 Choir, '40, '41, Co-Dfesident of Boa 'ng Schoo!'41, League oard CEx-Ofhc , '41, S dent Government fEx-Officioj, '41 , Honor Choir, '41, Senior Play, '41. 5 'NJN ' ' - f ' cv' ww JV ' yy --f 'J il x ..-x ' ,ff -,' 'V vu' jx! af X' Aww-f fy 1 ,Ja f 1' If I , J' N xp J, '94 . I Q . ' I, JQ' s 4 ' T K .Z ,yjdv 1 ' ' , , ' , Lid' ., C -.1 i , HARRIOTT PHELPS NEW ORLEANS, LoUIsxANA Two Team Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, '40, Boarding School Com- mittee, '41, Chapel Committee, '41, Board of Publications, '41, Areadian Reporter, '41, Senior Play, '41, Dramatic Committee, '41 f - -' 1' 1 fx , ' X . . R . .ff 1 ', ' R ' Y 'i 1 .'s ' L 1 L S- ' A' is MARY BUTLER POLLARD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Five Tears Class Treasurer, '38, Student Government Representative, '39, Cheer Leader, '39, Speech Representative, '40, Spring Festival Committee, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee, '40g Library Tea, '40, Student Gov- ernment Representative, '41, Glee Club, '41 g Senior Play, '41. AD'l,CLf' dC9p 'x 931.1 Qu-V 59- 6 A Lexeaqoz- UMW' Wai 'lu-LJ.. v-fCa.1o5i.r C..fv'wN3- Wi'- , UTJL we A OLIVIE CIIILII PINNEY SUMMIT, New JERSEY Two Tears Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Library Tea, '40g Dramatic Committee, '40g Chairman of Dramatic Committee, '41g Senior Play, '41, Chapel Committee, '41, Hockey Squad, '41 J' 2-'Ir'f s - L I -my ykqxbtgl Yxsgk-,Q-Q Kfs--gl SNQ . 5 11.1. Nw ls fx r ... Vic, . .N -ti .ll ', 1 ss. 9 s . . fl-. fflfrift '91 5 , 'hs-31-it-',l -Nun. . I . . T- IW' ' f.. I U, L .' A ' l o U ' a pai. Us s O M SYVVA - L X 35,4 Jn,s ,i ,x ,-x.sb . 'U rx' -994' ' X M ka., ,-4. xsx 5 5 .-JABNN vs nik -i.,,,. ,',tgx bi, V-sn. sz-xr. ' rv-gexk .. DABNIQY Hix RAWLINGS WASHINGTON, D. C. Two Tears Christmas Play, '4Og Greenbrier, '40g Glee Club, '40g Library Tea, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40g League Board CEX-Official, '41g Chairman of Speech Committee, '41g Choir, ,415 Senior Play, '41g Co-Exchange Editor, '41 5 Board of Publications, '4l. EUGENIA VAN Dvme Roma BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Two Tears Junior-Senior Banquet, '4-Og Glee Club, ,405 Library Tea Committee, '4-Og Tennis Team, '40, '41g Senior Play, '11-lg Chairman of the Alumnae Dance, '41, Lcev, rg-QM - U.,1,,' U-ai.. .QKLLJ -fv'fP --. fs.C.vU- Clio'-iw M k--wvep '-- I -w r' f 'V A vlgex.-5 u.,v..AJ. UU '- -M - fw'....1- H-NA ' . 1 . n,. L1 ggi. 'I 9 wb'-'J X I P X4 . l V bk 'X' , ,S kkh-ZH. W' at 'ix' ,lx x-g .L k'N-1 ' l 4- 9 A ' Lf -4 u-uk K , '?f!f , ,, ..--9 x--Q I f ' W L '5h t LJ'-5 .5 5- Nm! Gash Qfv' num MARGARIQT STEIILLIC SI-IIRIQY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA One Tear vrtlxit 4 '4lg Sc-nior Plav, '4l. X ,f V , ' K A 5 I uri, , ., i ' 01 a LJ -MJ K-ff ,. ifx' -.mv iiil fm! nv 'V Q'-'H UN- .Lf-, ' A, s L' '- ,' Vrlyv i 1 ,. ' P. Student Government, '41 g A rt Committee 1 4 X , X I vl Q ll ff., , U K I l ',,1 5 gait LM? sf. N .1 F. 'v,oi 5,- ml 'wt-us ly ' x - .' ' I ' X' ' .r.I' f-, X- It MARY DOUTHAT SMITI-I RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Seven Tears Thanksgiving Basket ciOII1IIlitIt'l', '4-03 Greenbrier, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Library Tea, ,405 Buildings and Grounds Committee, '4lg Senior Play, '41, pexgobg. Toki- I,N:SX'v xl NV-N54 SX XCR.: g JJK 9- V xc I X Q '- NAT,AI.I1'1 FRIEND SMITII RICIiMOND, VIRGINIA Thirleen Tears Honor Roll, '38g Posture Committee, '38g Honor Roll, '39, Speech Committee, '39g Secretary of Class, '40g Library Tea, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Board of Publi- cations, '40, Spring Festival Committee, '40g Honorable Mention, '40, Honor Choir, '41, Senior Play, '41 5 Business Manager of Quair, '41 0-Nl! ask Sf 41' 'f2.dfX?w- milf t.4.,, 14 .lac-n,Q:1,e r I -- - I '4' , .L ll p.JoQof...1-3l,,1 21.3. u-10+ L,,f4 qu.-M nm.- ,Qurmt,,,u's.rJ ,si 'S' ' ff- 1-11 .Q-' e--g at C- V-'lf'LJf'u4 lV'liLa Us .J 'tn' Ark, loop elscd. 0. 5 lp-!v..nJ-'..., AUDREY HI+:I,IeN STRAUS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Six and One-half Tears Honor Roll, '38, '39g Honorable Mention, '40g Junior-Senior Banquet, '40g Library Tea, '40, Vice-President-Secretary of Stu- dent Government, '41, Senior Play, '41, .Zell '477-JT JAPQWZ :JEL 'il za ,Q D4 f X? Q lily, 4.1! ff, , l ,. ,- Qfffff 14, 153,914 Na Hamm Vim'-W W EDNA AMBROSE TILDEN WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA Three Tears Chairman of Monitor System for Boarders, '39' Trial b :fury '39' Choir '39' Viet - I y 2 1 a - 2 X' President of Arcade Monitor System, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Library Tea, '40, St. Catherine's Choir, '40, '41, Vice- President of Golds in Riding, '41 g Chairman of Armistice Day Service, '41, Senior Play, '41 fl 1 ' 11 l ' .' I - Il X 1 I 1, ,L 1 I , li X ltlx .X .I 5 ,X I l I 1' I1 .1 5' , 1 ,J J ,X - X' Q 1 Q .a 2 .I X 1 , , JEAN RITCHIE TAYLOR NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Five Tears Posture Committee, '38, Glee Club, '38, '40, Speech Committee, '39, Cheer Leader, '39, '40, Trial by jury, '39, Boarding School Committee, '39, Choir, '40, '41g Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, Art Com- mittee, '41, Senior Play, '41, Hockey Squad '41. - 7 Cv-fc, H ,,.. 'jfs in Qglba Cww! back is ' x f N11 NN W I I 5 V xx 5 , . ' ,l f J ji . , J ft .1 f .' 1 i ,' , il , J J 1 . q - I, I I 'X I I ' ' I 1 -I ' 11: Xb' Llau.. old, 1116. cufaaf, rvnotai' 0jl'r.4e.11 FYICQT, .bg.,r ull guooend f..'.1rl 'cn ou! clu.YJO- ffl' laws? oJhoJ' Nico- ,h,3.,,,,pQ,f5,, IQ.-If mls a,.nn'n.,? UH. 11.50, mum C, liar me qouh ldfcrc. 'Ln rn-I annual VIRGINIA WELLFORD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Six Team' President of Class, '38, The Piper, '38, Honorable Mention, '38, '39, League Repre- sentative, '39, League Secretary, '40, Glee Club, '40, '41, Board of Publications, '40, Library Tea, '40, St. Catherine's Play, ' 3 40 Greenbrier, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, 41 Scholarship, '40, League President, ' , Student Government CEX-Officioj, '41, Se- nior Play, '41, Honor Choir, '41, Qgpmg bask fs , Quint... Tw WW Lrlg luck!! Ll 4 legal' qz:.uJ. I1 r'e.u.L1 don? fTlC-LLC encircle? 'aT,Je,f..J. QQ mei lc. -Jcultbci , lflillllofds 5 J, ,. . , K TQ, V' I , .fa , ..., . , . , ,rr,, BILLII4: WHALEY BERLIN, MARYLAND Four Team Honorable Mention, '38, '39, Student Government Representative, '39, Christmas Play, '39, '41, Class Vice-President, '40, Library Tea, '40, Junior-Senior Banquet, '40, League Vice-President for Upper School, '41, Student Government CEX- Ofhcioj, '41, Arcadian Reporter, '41, Board ,, of Publications, '41, Honor Choir, '414 Se- , V nior Play, '41. 4 , ,, i . ,f 3 gl lx-,L.f' I . , M, 1 li'-' It 1, 1 N -, ' .,r JH' lf V 'P ' ' .V 11 1 I ' Q ' 4' , I - .1 ' 5 , , i A ' , 1 J ff' rr .1 1' I f ' ' DJ I I u I- I J or Jjf' ' N , .lf ' , vsj J V ' J V Vu .. 'f 'MJ J .f 'j 1 I V I V' I r .4 L l . A' 1 1 Y' J I ,, 'I .ff ,, li., . My u 7 I ,AZ I . EDITH RANDOLPH WOOD KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE One Tear X' Senior Play, ,413 Chairman of Committee! for Infirmary Assignments, '41. 0, , riff ,roi ' A f t .riff , tk 02 'V The Lam' Wil! mac! Tefmmem' of the Claw of 1941 E, THE SENIORS OF 1941, will and bequeath our most prized possessions to those who are left at St. Catherine's: Willis Adams leaves her missionary. Katherine Arnold leaves for the penitentiary for embezzling library funds. Jeanne Barksdale leaves her voice to Julia Adams. Frances Barton leaves her nervous energy to 4'Fluffy Rushton. Ruth Blackman leaves her villainous roles to Louise Robinson. Anne Blair leaves her iron nerves to Camel cigarettes. Mary Blanton leaves her spie and spanishness to Nancy Satterfield. Peggy Booth leaves Rosemary. Frances Boushall leaves her sweaters to the boarders. Geline Bowman leaves to prom trot. Virginia Brown leaves her good humor to the Good Humor Man. Bettie Burrus leaves her microscope to Mrs. Douglas. Suzanne Carter leaves her impeccable coiffure to Cary Randolph. Carter Catlett leaves Miss Davidson alone. Louise Chewning leaves her brother to Annapolis. Peggy Clark leaves. She's late again. Carolyn Coker leaves her ability to play the flute to Sally Boyd. Jane Coleman leaves her school spirit to all the Whites of next year. Mary Cox leaves her men's roles to the men. Virginia Davis leaves the Arcadian to the next victim. Caroline Duvall' leaves her knitting ability to Miss Stauffer. Sally Eddy leaves her small feet to Claire Martwick. Betty Featherston leaves her piano playing to Ginger Smith. Jean Firth leaves her mother to senior carolers. Carol Franklin leaves her perpetual fog to Mary Herbert Trapnell. Anne Freeman leaves her nephew to her sister, Mary Tyler. Harriet Gould leaves her Yankee accent to Fay Shackelford. Sylvia Gregory leaves her desks uninspected. Louisa Hagner leaves her figure to Charlotte Sprunt. Olivia Hart leaves her original ideas to the groups of next year. Rosemary Harwell leaves her specials to Anne Rogers. Ann Hitner leaves her height to Chica Powers. Bette Hodder leaves Willkie till the next campaignj Alnita Holtzclaw leaves her brain to the biology department. Lloyd Horsey leaves her acting ability to Miss Billet to use at her own discretion. Cornelia Hume leaves V. M. I. for Virginia. Frances Jerman leaves her giggle to Tuffy Saunders. Gertrude Johnson leaves her looks to posterity. Louisa Johnson leaves her hair to Louise Minot. Mildred Anne Johnson leaves her driving license to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Anna Johnston leaves her southern accent to Adair Carpenter. Rachel Jones leaves her pep to Wheaties. Elizabeth Kratz leaves her yacht to the British convoys. Mary Lockwood leaves her ability to knit plaid socks to future suckers. Barbara Macfarlane leaves her outstanding page boy to Snookie Snyder. Chiquita Mitchell leaves her blush to Nancy Poindexter. Ellen Morris leaves her ability to get along to all new girls. Carolyn Nettleton leaves her ability to spell to the girls in Miss Noble's spelling classes. Katherine Neudoerfer leaves her jokes to lend spice to the Arcadian. Kathleen Parrish leaves her incessant chatter to the mutes in study hall. Marion Pearson leaves the tea shop for a bigger and better bakery. Harriott Phelps leaves her line to unsuspecting northern boys. Olive Pinney leaves her singing ability to Grace Greer. Polly Pollard leaves Gloucester to Carolyn Kirkmeyer. Dabney Rawlings leaves her ever present poise to Benair Mills. Eugenia Robb leaves her gullibility to Elizabeth Schriber. Mary Douthat Smith leaves her crew to the draft-just any draft. Natalie Smith leaves her nifty ta-n to Sarah Frances Hazard. Audrey Straus won't leave her colorless nail polish, even for Student Government. Margaret Shirey leaves her colorful ribbons to the kindergarten. Jean Taylor leaves her height to Cecily Flanagan. Nina Tilden leaves her oranges. Oh, her roommates ate 'em. Sorry. Virginia Wellford leaves her complexion to Woodbury. Billie Whaley leaves her jokes for Ned Sparks to laugh over. Edith Wood takes her seal skin coat. It's too good to leave! The Virgil class leaves Miss Goucher with regret. The Senior Claus Proplaegf HIS is THE YEAR 1951, and our official Washington correspondent, Lee Hodder, has taken time off from her press conferences to come to the tenth reunion of the class of '41 at the Jefferson Hotel. She takes her place at the speaker's table beside Ruth Blackman who is on one of her semi-annual leaves from Happy Dale Sanitarium on the Susquehanna. The first speaker of the evening, Natalie Smith, who has just published Ante-Bellum Richmond, sits on Miss Hodder's right. Everyone turns their attention to the floor show which is just beginning. The spot light picks up Olive Pinney as she swings into her memorable hula with the accompaniment of Jeanne Barksdale and Her Brown Babes featuring Betty Featherston at the piano and Audrey Straus, the Trucking Trumpeter. This is followed by the Met's current rage, Annuya Balairia, who gives a charming rendi- tion of Virginia Davis's latest composition, The Beautiful Muddy James. Jane Coleman leaves the Mosque and the Ballet Russe long enough to dance L'Apres- Midi d'un Faun. The lights come on once more and we fall to f the entree, my dears.j A batch of telegrams has just come in from several of the absent members of our happy throng. The melodious tones of Mary Cox ring out the tidings. She singles out a radiogram from Willis Adams who with her missionary husband has already converted twenty-seven Eskimos and a half-breed. The next is a night letter from Mary Lockwood which informs us that she is maintaining her record which she won when she snagged the '41 Baby Cup. Oh, here comes something of interest! Sylvia Gregory has just won the hundred yard dash in Lima, Peru. Sally Eddy writes that she is recuperating from powder base poisoning. Tugboat Lizzie fKratzJ cables that her unique night club in New York harbor is now featuring Mary Douthat Smith and Louise Chewning in Midshipmen Magnets. The conversation turns to those present. Rachel Jones, who directs Tropic Travel Tours for Better Banana Boats fsteamship companyj, embraces modest Lloyd Horsey, distinguished writer of the Dover Daily Dribble column, Who's Going Steady. Frances Boushall tucks her husband's napkin under his chin and exclaims proudly over his latest film success, Henpecked Henry. Carolyn Nettleton, who has made a remarkable job of cleaning up corrupt Covington, takes time off to hear Anna Johnston explain her new slum clearing project. At this moment Caroline Duvall, who owns half partnership in a cross country caravan, comes in. Billie Whaley's mink coat and diamonds testify to the fact that she's just hauled in another winning sweepstakes ticket. Ellen Morris sends her regrets. Ann Hitner, her manager, explains that she is in Hollywood impersonating Brunnehilde in the forthcoming extravaganza Whacky Wagner. Carter Catlett, the rector's wife, discusses the Ladies Auxiliary of Gloucester Parish with Polly Pollard. Jean Firth, National Commissioner of 'Road Vehicles, tells Bettie Burrus of the evils of one-armed driving. Nina Tilden, who has donated one thousand bearskin bath mats to St. Catherine's, describes i '1 vividly her big game hunting to Eugenia Robb, chairman of the Board for Balti- more's Hopeless Hypochondriacs. Kathleen Parrish, the second speaker of the evening, elaborates on the honor system at Sing-Sing. In closing she proposes a toast to Suzanne Carter for remarkable success in the metamorphosis of Frances Barton as shown in this month's edition of V ivacious Vanities, published by Louisa Hagner, a conglomeration of Shakespearean criticism and snappy photos. Harriott Phelps has just been communing with nature in the Bayous of Louisiana after publishing her pamphlet Bayou Beauty Mud. The American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Young Children awards a medal to Carolyn Coker for her sincere cooperation in that field. This done, Anne Freeman announces her engagement to Superman who has promised her double deluxe rocket motors for her Ford V-8. Harriet Gould has just proved that the Rockefeller millions can be budgeted. She is now working on how to budget billions. The trumpet signals silence as Cornelia Hume sweeps in majestically with a military escort on leave from her duties as housemother at V. M. I. Two good examples of If at first you don't succeed are Mildred and Gertie Johnson who have just received honorary diplomas from Vassar College. Nurse Arnold, the modern Nightingale, has returned from exterminating Hemiptera in the trenches of Uruguay. Carol Franklin has just finished her course in chicken husbandry and the assets of the farm at the University of Maryland in time to attend. Alnita Holtzclaw has just altered The Golden Mean. Dabney Rawlings has made herself famous as an osteopath by taking the kinks out of hula dancers. Marion Pearson, in her little sloop, The Corky Q, is now running lemonade up and down the coast. Edith Wood is conducting camping trips up the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. Virginia Wellford now has an old, old castle in Scotland overlooking the Firth of Forth and is fast establishing a clan. On the other bank Bonnie Babs Macfarlane has been stringing Scotchmen on her line for souvenirs. Tom Thumb has now retired from the circus to marry Teenie Weenie Taylor who has been co-staring in Mutt and jeg with Virginia Brown. Olivia Hart has come all the way from Bluefield where she teaches diction. Peggy Booth is molting in the level pastures of Timbuctoo while her old side kick, Rosemary Harwell, sponsored by Neudoerfer's Nifty Nourishment, charms cobras. Louisa Johnson tells us that she has just returned from Venice where she has been water-skiing behind a gondola propelled by the brawny arms of Chiquita Mitchell who sings O Sole Mio. Frances Jerman takes time out from her robot factory to appear with Margaret Shirey on the College Varieties program put on by Blanton, Bowman, Inc. This about concludes the interesting account of the activities of the class of ,4l. We disband as our Master of Ceremonies, Lee Hodder, suggests a bicarbonate to all and to all a good night. P. S. The desk clerk writes that a Miss Peggy Clark was inquiring about a banquet that was to take place sometime at the Hotel Murphy. - l'dl'ZJ'Z'ZCJ' V A J. Wfmnwvt 'g:f5egg.,,. R y YT ' ' -:ww W1 ,X W img, N , W -- 'e H W 1 5' rg 3 'E E in 0 0 C D- 11 r-4 Q E 2 ,ing - U 3 EES? 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You are rny nshin Vivacity HORSEY Aw, yer kiddenl' Rising bell Being Lloyd Children Talking HUME I donit know. ' Pollyannas Tennis V. M. I. At the club , N f JOHNSON L. Isn't it the truth ? , Diets English accent Athletics Trapping mice JOHNSON Hi honya Oatmeal recess JOHNSTON A. Well, but, see. Fantasy Good temper Scandal Debating 3 n JONES 'Tm mad for that! ' Mice Hair Teashop Taking baths KRATZ You don't say! Dancing Dimples Horses 6 Individual LOCKWOOD 'Awwl 9's and nfirmary g boy somethin MITCHELL Gad! Mosquitoes Complexion Peanut butter Blushing MORRIS I loathe them. Loathesome people Voice Cannibals Giggling h NETTLETON Shh! Her allergy diet Eiiiciency Peanuts and chocolate Selling teddy-bears NEUDOERFER Have you heard this one?' Grits and' liver Being Cassy Laughing Hitting people PARRISH Too much Blondness Invitations to Virginia - U. of Va. Making announcements I PEARSON Isn't that hysterical? ' Cannibals Versatility Honey-buns Fighting with Cassy 54 PHELPS Hay Ray, whatcha say? Mercenary people Amiability Paupers Vivacious PINN,EY 'Tm in no mood. Insincerity Dark eyes Deke House In the chemistry lab -Q POLLA Jus grann! Re-fighting the Civil War Humor the Banks Grinning RAWLINGS Who, me ?' Dieting Poise Silver bracelets Smiling Z ROBB I've got to have it. ' Men in green suits Good nature Tennis Dieting ' SMITH M. D. Over,at my brother-in-law's- Sissy boys ' Complexion John Marshall Dashing down town SMITH N. ' Please go ad-ing. Clean saddle shoes Nifty tan ' Horses Doing something different STRAUS You've got eightee reports. Waiting for the street car Brains Foreigner Playing the trumpet SHIREY He's so cute! Gloomy people Widow's peak Children Grinning TAYLOR Don't rush me! People that are six fect tall Petitenes V. P. I. Making faces TILDEN Jeepers! Work g Riding Bear Rugs Getting oranges W ORD Just grand! Wishy-washy people Eyes Rum-boogie Collapsing WHALEY Do you play club convention? Men in green hats Good disposition Enjoying her own jokes Taking life easy WOOD I donno, Long ks Quietness Wrightsville Beach Getting mail I 'xgkil-13k 1 Kg . A 'X '..x.X X L '- K s m na f ' Q I 1 . L . ,413 -ghalkgax ,T T . Q , -,ffi K-11 ,-'kb yixgvl. HAY A 33 - I 2-Quik . s ' ,u x .N ,. Xu- .,v.-, ,' . I . yi-V . . U .y K -s .5 .. -- . . . -ft L '5- V- 1 I H. My SAN, S1 ' UI 'f 's . xy I ,R wr is zmzom A X XFX KFQXQQI I xl uc X VP 'I - Lf Z' Q an xr' 50' F , Y fx ' t lr FAQ 7, my , X LJ, s X x 1 N N X s V A ' X 1 v, 3 A E, , 'ex 5 I f .x L cd f jg 'P I N x 4. , , ,jane T 5 ith M 97 .2 Z .c'y.T'1 f A rs-mp R 1 gyxw' 'z :f Aga' 'A frfof- C ,..,ft,f T .-, -f r v T ' ' , a 2, 51 'n V, f. i KVfJ 7 1' M. A1-I 'X rf ' i ' b f 'a' 'iqiix T' 'if' .Q 4. fy? Y ' x . f' ,LA- 'X,N., Wir x X Q I fa, l V2 u 'I W U f 0 f Q D .vt D. 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Ashby Sally Garlington Louise Robinson Ly Judith Bailey Margaret Gentry Elizabeth Anne Rogers jf rg joan Barrett Mary Brent Hagner Mary Rushton :xo 3' ,J Betty Barton Elizabeth Handy Elizabeth Schriber 9 Anna Lee Boswell Helen Hart Fay Shackelford FN - Mildred Bradsher Anne Brewer Adair Carpenter Deborah Chace Laird Chisolm Betty Cobbs Mary Cochran Kirby Coleman Nannie Otey Cook Corbin Crafford Phyllis Dawes Lucy Durham Elizabeth Emmett Frances Fisher Cecily Flanagan Betty Forster Sarah Frances Hazard Marjorie Hornbeck Jacqueline Imboden julia Jerman Martha Scott Johnson Anne Jones Rosalie Jones Carolyn Kirkmyer Ann Llewellyn Claire Martwick Mary Nicholson Bette Lea Norton Mildred Ortega Douglas Parker Ann Preston Janet Pusey Mary Elizabeth Shoemaker Mary Eleanor Smith Mary Allen Snyder Charlotte Sprunt Nancy Stevens Eleanor Stuart Sarah Thomas Legare Thompson Mary Herbert Trapnell Jane Treadwell Mary Tilney White Eleanor White Ellen Wiggins Janie May Will Betty Jean Wiltshire Bebe Woolfolk , I . . 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BARBARA BUNCI df f Julia Adams Barbara Bates Irving Brenizer Barbara Bunce Judith Cary Burnett Nancy Butcher Jean Carrington Archer Christian Jean Cunningham Dorothy de Grange Anne Dudley Patricia Flannagan Natalie Fox Marietta Gardner Virginia Gatewood Maude Leigh Giles Ann Goddard Grace Greer Nlaria Gregory Patricia Hamilton Haidee Hildreth Janet Hodder Jean Holloway -' Diana Hurt Anne Jackson Martha Johns Jeanette Kayhoe Martha Lafferty Rosalyn Landon Betty Lee Mary Cary Lee Patricia Lindsey Jane McCrory Jacqueline Mercer Benair Mills Louise Minot Marion Mitchell Vivien Mitchel Anne Moore Helen Morrison Marie Elizabeth My Caroline Nash Dorothy Negus Marjorie Page Virginia Palfrey Katryna Parmenter Amanda Perry Cary Randolph Nancy Reid Lois Renouf Mary Elizabeth Robertson Peggy Robertson Ann Robinson Anne Rose Natalie Speer Peggy Stearns Glovie Sydnor Mary Sydnor Kathryn Tanner Patricia Tierney Betty Walker Ann Cabell Walters Louisa Waring Sarah Wheeldon Helen Will Elizabeth Wingo Sarah Zimmerman s ' Q -wi. x 'Q-D93 .,:' h U X C ' x ,XTX 0. 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ANN CARTER EVANS t ' ' ' A' Secretary and Treasurer ....... ANNE RYLAND RICKS ' N X Q , J. 'n 1 Anne Page Addison Closey Faulkner Anne Ryland Ricks Dorothy Allyn ' Mary Burton Haskell Marguerite Rucker X Susan Berry Nancy Hawkins Mary Ball Ruiin ' Sally Boyd Patricia Johnson Nancy Satteriield S x Cordelia Brinton Ann Jurgens Frances Bland Saunders ' Maria Carter Gray Kirkmyer Mary Ellen Saunders W . J N Nancy Cone Hilda Lewis Elizabeth Sisson I Uni P' 1-1.3 Joyce Coulter Kitty McFaden Mary Bruce Skeen 7:17 ,J ,fqckd Dorothy Cralle Sudie Mann Sallie Smith fgvs rf Spencer Crawford Elizabeth Old Diana Sullivan I - F 'up Betsy Jean Crenshaw Constance Owsley Ellen Tanner 5331 I is r-'U Jane Curtis Nancy Poindexter Alice Taylor C4-I? ' ,Clin Jane Davis Caroline Powers Anne Waddey ' H Ann Carter Evans Lillian Price Edith Walker 54 'D ' Barbara Evans , Jane Pritchard Marjorie Zerkle 9,5-,oe RX Joyce Rawlins I , .J 1- ,ff if - I -131-T1 f1 Q. ' ml , Cl' fall ' E x . t 4 I f .f ,ff Y: iv V' fJ. il i U' .J Y , rv P X -wh. 'E J Vx K x n J V! f- QR!! . I is!-J '- xx' ' J' 17, .JI . ,f 5 I Middle School ,-.v- . , Claw Eight BACK Row: Parsons, Gibson, Handy, Sharp, Crutchfield, Smith, Street, Scott, Claiborne Carter, Franks, Ely. MIDDLE Row: Nicholson, Lindsey, Jonas, Cecil, Nicholson, A., Bowler, Johnson, Graham, Catlett, Brauer. FRONT Row: Gatewood, Matthews, Preston, A., Preston, M. J., Connor, Ferguson, Alsop, Pearson, Gregory. 2 President . . . . . . . . MARY PEARSON Vice-Presidmzl . . . MURIEL JOHNSON Secretary .... . . . . FRANCES CLAIBORNE Dorothy Alsop Janet Ferguson Carol Parsons Suzanne Badgett Nancy Gatewood Carol Paul Jane Bowler Anne Brauer Emily Carter Jane Catlett Patricia Cecil Frances Claiborne Anne Conner Nancy Crutchfield Anne Ely Adele Franks Margaret Gibson Nancy Graham Catherine Gregory Helen Handy Muriel Johnson Nita Jonas Helen Lindsey Betty Stuart Matthews Ann Nicholson Betsy Nicholson Mary Pearson Alice Preston Mary Jo Preston Gene Rose Alice Scott Norvelle Sharp Gene Smith Sue Smith Lou Street Margaret Towers Mary Waller Berkeley Gene Cunn Clams Severe BACK Row: Fulghum, A., Bugg, Thornton, Clark, Woods, Harvie, Carrick, Wardlaw, Brown, Berkeley. MIDDLE Row: Parker, Gunn, Dabney, Nicholson, Green, Parrish, Brenaman, Masters, Wallace, Harrison, Fulghum, L. FRONT Row: Hogarth, Robertson, Ryland, McElroy, Scott, Whitehead, Massie. President ....... ......... B ETTY Bowa WALLACE Vice-President . . . ANNE BRIENAMAN Secretary . . . DOUGLAS DABNEY Treasurer ...... .... . . PATSY HOGARTH Jeanne Parrish Catherine Robertson Anne Brenaman Cabell Brown Maryann Bugg Martha Carrick Sydney Clark Douglas Dabney Anne Fulghum Lavalette Fulghum Louise Green Virginia Harrison Alice Lee Harvie Patsy Hogarth Betsy Loughran Margaret Massie Dare Masters Margaret McElroy Frances Nicholson Emily Parker Page Ryland Caroline Scott Charlotte Thornton Betty Bowe Wallace Robin Wardlaw Anne Bliss Whitehead Marjorie Woods Clmy Six BAck Row Chewning, Cook, Ruffin, Gladding, Muhleinan, Wysor, Trapnell, Johns Covington, Craigie. Mmnu Row Snead, Taylor, Knowles, Boyd, Glenn, Chapman, Anderson, Valentine Fnoxr Rom Crutchfield, Cone, Wellford, Ragland, Beckwith, McKenney. Elise Anderson Ann Beckwith Jane Boyd Augusta Chapman Beverly Chewning Sarah Lee Cone Joan Cook Ann Wilson Covington Harriet Craigie Marjorie Crutchfield Gay Everiss Terry Faulkner Mary Margot Gladding Patricia Glenn Ruth Johns Margery Knowles Joanne Leach Jean Lee Helen Nelson McKenny Marcella Muhleman Elizabeth Ragland Evelyn Ruffin Bertrand Snead Beth Taylor Sydnor Trapnell Betty Deane Valentine Jeanie lNellford Betty Wysor Clam Five BACK Row: Craighill, Snead, Johns, Robertson, Marks, Stubbs, Horseley, Gravely. MIDDLE Row: Covington, Parrish, Harris, Ford, Lamb, Brehme. FRONT Row: Tyson, Lewis, Bowles, Hobson, Ekstrom, Crutchfield. Beverley Bowles Anne Brehme Helen Bugg Elizabeth Covington Margaret Craighill Emma Lou Crutchfield Betty Ekstrom Mary Johnson Ford Susan Graveley Janice Harris Susan Hobson Janet Horsley Anne Rosewell Johns Sarah Lamb Louise Lewis Priscilla Marks Mary Ellen Parrish Spencer Robertson Martha Ann Snead Betty Stubbs Constance Tyson Lower Salma! ell, 1 Il C 3 -o : an C2 U. ... O U cn 's GJ U U, s: .. O l-' J O 2 To o.. E. O - .E CD05 ,E ,M FS :fm EE.: 52 M: m'QJ .221 QCD 3.4 ,, U ,576 :E 55 E ang P30 QE E: EE Em if mE EE GJ U-:I 'C . Bs 30 s-: UQ if is s-.E Ou.. 5 o nd m F Pi D o u. llams, N., il W Cabell, Scott, M Welch, R., Hobson, M . 45 .EZ may FP if 5 . C E2 'UE Sc? :E O3 mmm Eg QJ C-Z0 We mmm :fa 33' ID if WGS GJ Rn. U T cn'-1 rn' C 12.5, ,fo was U Q 3 O Cd Q E m i- ': agerty, A V., H ntine, Anderson, le Va M. G. Cooke, Gunn, Brenaman, Welch, avenport, Begien, aylor, D T oubles D Row 1 SECOND IHIC. son, McKe hn Gardner, Jo ': ssell, A Ru ich, M. E., Sm nwell, OI' Rheutan, H me, CV and M ish, Parr Chapin, G. E 5 D4 5: U G I-4 IJ E-1 H. 'C CI U . 3:19 ri 43, 'S A4 Oz, O: Us ra 23 nfl? ZX P Ein EE BE 44 4 r. Dm 5.5 9:23 E-M5 gg .. 22 ia Zcn Em ff? QE 'E .EOS Zag CINE, E5 'P . ,. WD Ghz' Ze: 255 C9 - -li'-1 is is U -2 2 O od F ll? E Lf. The Lower Selma! Ann Anderson Vienna Anderson Shirley Bronson Marianna Cabell Lucy Dabney Kent Darling Ann Hagerty Gertrude Bryan Virginia Spencer Chapin Anne Cook Elizabeth Dugdalc Zana Begien Julia Brenaman Margaret Cooke Marguerite Davenport Eleanor Doubles Isabel Anderson Jacqueline Ann Begien Nancy Boston Anne Pender Craigie Ilia Des Portes Mary Ann Finnell Anne Burwell Gardner Joanne Gunst Barbara Broome Martha Budwell Jane Cecil Jean Crutchfield Josephine Dillon Ruth Entsminger Anne Garibaldi PREPARATORY CLASS Josephine Rose Jackson Keith Newton Dorothy Parker Martha Ruffin Sandra Russell Maryanne Saunders CLASS I Anne Hobson Margaret Howle Elise Parrish CLASS' II Adrian Duggins Bryant Gunn Barbara Mandeville Prudence Rheutan CLASS III Meri Hodges Julie Holmes Beth Hutson Camilla Hyde Peggy Johnson Katharine McKemic Edith May cLAss IV Elizabeth Graham Kitty Guerrant Edith Pollock Mary Elizabeth Ray Martha Ruffin Dorothy Scott Ellen Sinton Margery Nixon Scott Dorothy Smith Nellie Smith Betty Spicer Terry Sydnor Janet Trevvett Eleanor Wendt Helen Turner Ruth Welch Anne Marsden Williams Roberta Williams Ines Astrid Russell Betty Smith Ann Taylor Mary Lyle Valentine Marriott Welch Joan Parker Shirley Poulson Doris Richards Archer Scales Polly Scott I Katharine Smith Overton Snead Joyce Walmslcy Suzanne Smith lNIolly Toms Sarah Katherine Turner Sally Wales Eda Carter Williams Margaret Wood 6 E W I -.t- -fu-1, .1-1 rf-51.9-pfr,c1,.T-qxr,ig., If Egfr? YE, . , A g',Ql.Lig.5,U',-54. I A St. Cvztlzerineh' League OURTEEN YEARS Aco our St. Catherine,s League was born of a necessity and an ideal. In the year 1926-27, as the school grew larger and its interests more varied, a need was felt to bind the Lower, Middle and Upper Schools more closely together. It was at this time that there arose a' realization of the need of an organization that would be a center for our activities, and from a discussion of these problems the idea of a League arose. Its membership included every loyal, thinking member of the school. Its aims were to strengthen our friendships within the school and to widen our horizon to include interests outside of the school.', The League dues were created to prevent the waste of time and money on trivial things, and the League, in the fairest and wisest way, contributes a part of our money to charities and interests out- side of the school, a part for the traditional entertainments within the school, and a part for class activities, to be decided upon each year by the class itself. Now, on its fourteenth anniversary, the League has ceased to be an experiment and is an integral part of our school life, and through it we have gained in loyalty and understanding of the school as a whole. The various organizations of the school play an important and necessary part in our school life. Our Student Government has tried this year, as in former years, to instill in every member of our community a sense of the true proportion of all things -high ideals, loyalty, and honorf' Greater interest has been shown this year in the friendly rivalry between the Golds and Whites, and attendance at games and at gym has greatly improved. Through the Quair, Arcadian, Inklings and Odds 'n Ends, each girl shares with the school as a whole her own pleasures and gains and those of the groups of which she is a member. The Day School has tried to make each girl feel her responsibility to work for unity throughout the school. This unity is divided into three heads: unity of purpose, shown in our work to make St. Catherine's a better school, unity of ideals, shown in our loyalty to ourselves, our friends, and the school, and unity of conduct, shown in our attitudes towards teachers and fellow students, on the street car, and at games. The Boarding School has made gradual but steady progress toward its aims of teaching girls to live together with tolerance and under- standing. As usual, a great part of our League dues has gone to various worthy organiza- tions throughout the world. However, we took this year as our special project the raising of funds for the Red Cross and for the refugees from war torn lands, in addi- tion to the contribution of funds for Camp Merriewood-Harrison. In response to a plea for mobile canteens for England and through the help of other private schools in Virginia, we raised fifteen hundred dollars, the cost of a mobile canteen. St. Cather- ine's League raised five hundred and fifty dollars of this amount by sponsoring a lecture on Famous English Gardens. Much of our relief work is being carried on through various group projects. This is only a resume of the most important League activities. Each organiza- tion, in its special way, tries to improve or give pleasure to the school, and all work together for greater unity and steadfastness of purpose under St. Catherine's League. We leave to the League members of next year our trust and belief that they will carry these projects further and that, year by year, they will' increase the feeling of spirit and fellowship in the school. A St. Catherines League Board President ........... . ...... VIRGINIA VVELLFORD Vice-Presidents . . BILLIE WPIALICY, ANNE FREEMAN, MARY LOORWOOD Secretary ........... Treasurer ....... ffunior Class Representative . Tenth Class Representative . Ninth Class Representative . Middle School Representative Lower School Representatives .... . . . . . . . . ROSEMARY ASHBY . . . . . MARY HERBERT TRAPNELL . . . . BEBE WOOLFOLK . . . . . JANE MCCRORY . . . . . . . . . . HILDA LEWIS ..........LOUSTREET KITTY GUERRANT, EDA CARTER WILLIAMS EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Pres. Stud. Govt. . KATHLEEN PARRISH Editor of Quair . . CARTER CATLETT Editor of Arcadian . VIRGINIA DAVIS Editor of Inl-clings . LOUISA HAGNER Captain of Colds . . MARY BLANTON Captain of Whites . JANE COLEMAN Pres. Boarding JMARION PEARSON Dept. JCAROLYN NETTLE1'ON Pres. of Day School . VIRGINIA BROWN Chrnn. of SKATHERINE NEUDOERFER Music Clubs ZGERTRUDE JOHNSON Chmn. of Speech . DABNEY RAWLINGS Chrnn. of Posture . . . ANNE BLAIR Chmn. of Assembly . BETTIE BURRUS Chmri. of Art . . FRANCES BARTON Chmn. of Library Com. KATHERINE ARNOLD Chmn. of Halls . LOUISE CHEWNING Chmn. of Dramaties . OLIVE PINNEY Chmn. of Chapel . CAROLYN COKER Pres. of Senior Class FRANCES BOUSHALL Pres. of junior Class . MARY COOHRAN Pres. of Eighth Class . MARY PEARSON Editor of Odds ,nl Ends JANE CATLETT Chrnn. of Buildings and Grounds SYLVIA GREGORY Chnl. of Special Affairs GELINE BOWMAN cJkx:L,bg He RLJN Q 3,45 k-K LV, V XV CRX- F u 'Wg 'N ALAN-.,5 Kg Cr. ' I 1' KB X I URL, . Lv- 9'-' gxv We LLL.. cash.: -C I. . - 2 o.nx LKQKQX S S I, lf, lsr.: fl nc, ia: 1.-Q' PL f mini V 1 msg fl! Wil' 0'lJ61 7Z77Z67'Zf 0267267 taxi 3, S cl G C l fp - x . JUNIOR-SENIOR COUNCIL U N' President . . ............. KATHLEEN PARRISH A E x N Vice-Presidents . . . . RUTH BLACKMAN, POLLY POLLARD, AUDREY STRAUS ' Senior Representatives' i . I . I CHIQUITA MITCHELL, MARGARET SHIREY, ALNITA HOLTZGLAW, CAROL FRANKLIN junior Representatives I .JELEANOR STUART, KIRBY COLEMAN, MILDRED BRADSHER, ZHELEN HART, CAROLYN KIRKMEYER EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS President of Senior Class ........ FRANCES BOUSHALL President of junior Class . .... MARY COGHRAN President of League . . . VIRGINIA WELLFORD Vice-President of League . . . . BILLIE WHALEY President of Day School .... . . . VIRGINIA BROWN Presidents of Boarding Department . . SMARION PEARSON ZCAROLYN NETTLETON Captain of Golds ...... . . MARY BLANTON Captain of Whites . . . .JANE COLEMAN Chairman of Arcade ......... LOUISE CHEWNING NINE-TEN COUNCIL President .................... NANCY BUTCHER Secretaries ............ JEAN HOLLOWAY, JUDITH BURNETT Tenth Clan Representamws JKATE TANNER, ELIZABETH WINGO, GLOVIE SYDNOR, JANNE JACKSON, PEGGY ROBERTSON, ANNE MOORE wnth Clan Repwwnmtiwf JELLEN TANNER, FRANCES SAUNIJERS, CLOSEY RFAULKNER, DOROTHY ALLYN, JANE PRITCHARD EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS President of Tenth Class ......... ANNE DUDLEY League Representative .......... JANE MCCRORY Day School Representatives . . CAROLINE NASH, NATALIE SPEER GFS Boarding School Committee Presidents .......... MARION PEARSON AND CAROLYN NETTLPLTON HARRIET GOULD, CAROLYN COKER LOUISA JOHNSON, MARY COX Second Vice-Presidents . . . HARRIOTT PHELPSJ RACHEL JONES ROSEMARY HARWELL, PEGGY BOOTH BETTY BARTON, ELIZABETH SCHRIBER, ANNE junior Class Representatives . . . BREWER, ELIZABETH HANDY, MARTHA LOIS ADAMS, KIRBY COLEMAN, JOAN BARRETT EX-OFFICIO MEMBER Chairman of Library .............. KATHERINE ARNOLD First Vice-Presidents . . . . 3 Day School Committee President ................... VIRGINIA BROWN Vice-Presidents .... OLIVIA HART, WILLIS ADAMS, MILDRED ANNE JOHNSON junior Representatives ........ JANET PUSEY, BETTY LEA NORTON Tenth Class Representatives . . . CAROLINE NASH, NATALIE SPEER Ninth Class Representatives . . NANCY POINDEXTER, ALICE TAYLOR Middle School Representatives . . . SUE SMITH, JANE BOWLER wg.. fat,--' v Hr- r -syy , , a 3-'V Board of Publications Editor of Quair .......... ' ....... CARTER CATLETT Editor of Arcadian . . . . . . . VIRGINIA DAVIS Editor of Inklings . . . ......... LOUISA HAGNER Business Manager ..... .......... N ATALIE SMITH Assistant Business Managers . . . JANE COLEMAN, GERTRUDE JOHNSON Photographic Editor .... ....... R OSEMARY HARWELL Assistant Photographic Editor . .......... GELINE BOWMAN Co-Exchange Editors . . . Clericai Editor . Art Editor of Quair Art Editor of Inklings Circulation Editor Arcadian Reporters Co-ordinator . Historian . Rosemary Ashby Frances Barton Barbara Bates Anna Lee Boswell Barbara Bunce Carolyn Coker Mary Cox Lucy Durham Carol Franklin Frances Fisher Maria Gregory . ROSEMARY HARWELL, DABNEY RAWLINGS MARIA GREGORY FRANCES BARTON and Arcadian ....... . . . ALNITA HOLTZCLAW . . . . . . CHIQUITA MITCHELL HARRIOTT PHELPS, BILLIE WHALEY, LOUISE ROBINSON, . BARBARA BUNCE, LOIS RENOUF, KATHRYN TANNER, CHICA POWERS STAFF Mary Brent Hagner Helen Hart Rosemary Harwell Sarah Frances Hazard Bette Hodder Janet Hodder Alnita Holtzclaw Anne Jones Rosalyn Landon Mary Cary Lee Betty Myers Carolyn Nettleton Marjorie Page Harriott Phelps Olive Pinney Nancy Poindexter Chica Powers Anne Preston Mildred Ortega Cary Randolph Nancy Reid Lois Renouf Louise Robinson Elizabeth Anne Ro . ELIZABETH HODDER . ANN HITNER Peggy Stearns Eleanor Stuart Diana Sullivan Ellen Tanner Kathryn Tanner Jane Treadwell Edith Walker Billie Whaley Ellen Wiggins Bebe Woolfolk Sarah Zimmerman zmiozf-Senior Glee Club Willis Adams Rosemary Ashby Katherine Arnold Jeanne Barksdale Frances Barton Ruth Blackman Anne Blair Mary Blanton Margaret Booth Anne Brewer Adair Carpenter Laird Chisholm Carolyn Coker Kirby Coleman Mary Cox Elizabeth Emmett Frances Fisher Betty Forster Carol Franklin Jean Firth Harriet Could Mary Brent Hagner Elizabeth Handy Rosemary Harwell Sarah Frances Hazard Ann Hitner Frances jerman Louisa Johnson Martha Scott Johnson Anne Jones Barbara Macfarlane Claire Martwick Chiquita Mitchell Ellen Morris Betty Lea Norton Kathleen Parrish Mary Pollard janet Pusey Dabney Rawlings Louise Robinson Mary Allen Snyder Nancy Stevens Jean Taylor Nina Tilden Sarah Thomas Lcgare Thompson Virginia Wellford Mary White Bebe Woolfolk N me-Ten Glee Club Sol0z'.ft.r Betsy Jean Crenshaw Constance Owsley Jean Holloway Katrina Parmenter Julia Adams Susan Berry Sally Boyd Barbara Bunce Judith Cary Burnett Nancy Butcher Dorothy Cralle Spencer Crawford Dorothy de Grange Ann Carter Evans Natalie Fox Virginia Gatewood Ann Goddard Jane McCrory Martha Johns Ann Jurgens Jeanette Kayhoe Martha Lafferty Betty Lee Hilda Lewis Jacqueline Mercer Marion Mitchell Anne Moore Helen Morrison Caroline Nash Dorothy Negus Marjorie Page Arnanda Perry Jane Pritchard Cary Randolph Nancy Reid Ann Robinson Anne Rose Marguerite Rucker Elizabeth Sisson Bruce Skeen Natalie Speer Patricia Tierney Edith Walker Marjorie Lee Zerkl C The Blue Ring Group HE Blue Ring Group was founded in l940'when a number of seniors felt that there was a very definite need for leadership in the Upper School by girls with a high standard of honor. Although membership is voluntary, approvement of housemothers, teachers, and members of the group is required. If a St. Catherine's girl, a member of the senior or junior class, is sincerely in sympathy with the ideals for which the group stands and is willing to work for their reali- zation and to stand before the student body as a leader in carrying out these ideals, she is eligible to membership. These ideals are expressed in the following statements to which the members subscribe: l. School' honor in its highest sense. 2. The true interpretation of the spirit of Student Government Laws. 3. Complete independence in work. The Blue Ring Group does not aim to take the place of Student Government, but it does aim to show what girls can do when they interpret Student Government laws correctly and sincerely. I I I Fw N 9 ,..-..-A-- All through the years the pages of the Qluair have recorded achieve- ment. In doing so they have recorded Miss Jennie, her life, her hopes, her dreams fulfilled and ever changing, ever vision- 0 0 gh Q 4922 I xii Qi t a i f: l l' ..... . X,:,,. 1. 'lf El KW i e W l 0- f , l 'n Q Oli 'Il- i l PQ mfpff: , if leafs Q31- gli-rt? ing new splendours. And always she lives in our hearts. In hon- oring her we wish to honor also all those who have wrought with her and for her, particularly those who rest from their labours. R Reminifcencef Keen Z X 4 I 5 , -1 QQ, f' ' 1 f- 0 Sl sf nf r fr z av? lrfeff ,f ee- 4 ,, My ,y , H55 ,. ,m m if l 2' ', H Q' ll QQ 4 N -1 ..: ' if 'l wli li i I I 1 Wit? fe' X iw f f g HJILXKL l 31 lf-il,4g'i.1 ll l g ji ,l 4 !,5 ,g, ,L. Q Q r - f - g -e y- -' -N 'I Tlx advanced clan gan on 4 jaunt fa pick cherries La.rt good-bye.: are .mid Vi at the junior-Smiof Q3 Banquet in 1915 , The Zou4ve.r give 4 spectacular exhibition at gym clan , TOP: The Honor Choir lcavcs McVey Gymnasium after the service. CENTER: A glimpse of the Reminiscencex shows a scene from Miss Jcnnic's first school which was lovzxtcd on Grzicc Struct. BOTTOM: Alumnae, faculty, and students gather for thc dedication of the Meditation Garden in memory of Miss ,lonnit-. ' I s Q s r 'W' L- ' ., Rosemary . . james .... The Woodcutter . The Princess . . The King . . . The Queen . . . The Red Prince . The Tellow Prince The Blue Prince . Oliver ..... jill .... . Miss Pinniger . . The Rev. Lemuel Smilax . The Doctor . . . Aunt jane .... The Pirate Chief . Steward .... Tua Heeta . . jane ..... The Missionary . . The Cassowar y . The Cannibal . Audrey Straus Katherine Neudoerfer Frances jerman Edith Wood Virginia Wellford Mary Douthat Smith Jeanne Barksdale Caroline Duvall The Senior Play MAKE BELIEVE by A. A. MILNE Characters Children Louise Chewning Mary Lockwood Polly Pollard Pages Natalie Smith Pirates Lloyd Horsey Barbara Macfarlane Dusky Maidens Olive Pinncy Olivia Hart . BETTIE BURRUS . . LOUISA HAGNER . . . . MARY Cox . . . . . ANNE BLAIR . . CHIQUITA MITCHELL . . CAROL FRANKLIN . . .HARRIET GCULD . . ALNITA HOLTZCLAW . . FRANCES BoUsI-IALL . . . HARRIOTT PHELPS . . ROSEMARY HARWELL . . KATHERINE ARNOLD . . .BILLIE WHALEY . . MARGARET CLARK . . . FRANCES BARTON . ELIZABETH HODDER . . RUTH BLACKMAN . DABNEY RAWLINGS . FRANCES BARTON . BILLIE WHALEY . . PEGGY BOOTH . MARION PEARSON Carolyn Nettleton Willis Adams jean Taylor Mildred Anne Johnson Louisa johnson Ellen Morris Suzanne Carter Carolyn Coker I Odds 'n' Ends - JANE CATLETT Editor ' ' BETTY STUART MATTHEWS, Eighth Class Amwiate Editom LOUISE GREEN, Seventh Class, JEANIE WELLFORD, Sixth Class, ' SARAH LAMB, Fifth Class Captain ....... junior Class Representative Tenth Class Representative Ninth Class Representative . Middle School Representative Captain ....... junior Class Representative Tenth Class Representative Ninth Class Representative . Middle School Representative Whites . . . . . . . . .JANECOLEMAN Gelds Assernhbf Committee MARTHA JOHNSON . . . NATALIE Fox . MARIA CARTER . GENE SMITH . . MARY BLANTON . JANIE MAY WILL . . GLOVIA SYDNOR . . EDITH WALKER . CAROL PAUL Chairman .................... BETTIE BURRUS Sally Garlington Mary Nicholson Elizabeth Schriber Martha Lois Adams Margaret Gentry Chairman of Speech ....... ....... D ABNEY RAWLINGS Senior Representatives . ..... LOUISA JOHNSON' FRANCES JERMAN CAROL FRANKLIN, CAROLYN COKER - I T A I AB TH E A E junior Representatives ' ' ELIZABE H SOHRIBER, M RY ELz E SHO M K R, BETTY FORSTER PAULINE FERGUSON 3 Tenth Class Representatives ..... LOIS RENOUF, KATRINA PARMENTER Chairman of Posture .... . ......... ANNE BLAIR Vice-Chairman . . . ............. MARY NICHOLSON Senior Representatives . . OLIVIA HART, ROSEMARY HARWELL, ELLEN MORRIS junior Representatives . . . IIYIARGARFIT GENTRY, IERANCES FISHER, EGARE I-IOMPSON, ETTY ARTON Tenth Class Representatives . . . . BENAIR MILLS, BARBARA BATES . Library Committee Chairman .................. KATHERINE ARNOLD Vice Chairman .... . . JEANNE BARKSDALE Secretary . . . . ...... . BARBARA MACFARLANE Barbara Bunce Joan Barrett Barbara Bates ' Peggy Clark Dorothy de Grange Phyllis Dawes Sally Eddy Carol Franklin Jean Firth Frances Fisher Maude Leigh Giles Natalie Fox Elizabeth Handy jacquiline Imboden Rosalie Jones Anne Jones Vivian Mitchell Mildred Ortega Nancy Reid Lois Renonef Natalie Speer Jane Treadwell Betty Walker Dramatic Committee Chairman ................ Julia Adams Bette Hodder Betty Barton Jean Holloway Peggy Clark Anna Johnston Harriet Gould Mary Lockwood Ann Hitner Joan Mitchell Art Committeer Chairman of General Art and Annual Art ..... Chairman of Arcadian and Inklings Art ..... Rosemary Ashby Maria Brown Gregory Suzanne Carter Sarah Frances Hazard Peggy Clark Mary Brent Hagner Nannie Otey Cook Anne Jurgens Caroline Duvall Betty Lee Sally Eddy Chiquita Mitchell . . OLIVE PINNEY Carolyn Nettleton Harriott Phelps Nancy Poindexter Chica Powers Anne Rogers . FRANCES BARTON ALNITA HoLTzcLAw Virginia Palfrey Margaret Shirey Eleanor Stuart Jean Taylor Ellen Wiggins Buildings and Groimeir Committee Chairman ................... SYLVIA GREGORY Lloyd Horsey Mary Douthat Smith Ellen Morris Sarah Zimmerman Chairman . . . Vice -Chairman .... Martha Lois Adams Barbara Bunce Natalie Fox Anne Jackson Chairman. . . Secretary . . . Sally Boyd Jean Carrington Betty Cobbs Carolyn Coker Betsy Jean Crenshaw Music Chiba' MISS GORDON Barbara Macfarlanc Benair Mills Chiquita Mitchell Carolyn Nettleton Jane Pritchard MISS RICHARDSON Grace Greer Jean Holloway Rosalyn Landon Katherine McFaden Mary Nicholson . . KATHERINE NEUDOERFER JEANNE BARKSDALE Nancy Reid Elizabeth Anne Rogers Bruce Skeen Bebe Woolfork GERTRUDE JOHNSON . C. PEGGY BooTH Constance Owsley Betty Sisson Charlotte Sprunt Ann Cabell Walters BACK Row: Boushall, Freeman, Brown, Cox, Johnson, M. MIDDLE Row: Duvall, Carter, Pearson, Blackman, Johnson, L Robertson, Taylor. FRONT Row: Pinnvy, Blanton, Gregory, Gould, Blair. Hockey Letter Winizery Frances Boushall Ruth Blackman Anne Blair Mary Blanton Virginia Brown Suzanne Carter Virginia Davis Caroline Duvall Anne Freeman Sylvia Gregory Harriet Gould Frances .Ierman Louisa Johnson Martha Johnson Marion Pearson Olive Pinney Peggy Robertson jean Taylor G SQUAD Captain . Manager . Julia Adams Frances Boushall Ruth Blackman Anne Blair Mary Blanton Anne Brewer Virginia Brown Nancy Butcher Jean Carrington Maria Carter -f I Hockgf Suzanne Carter Mary Cox Virginia Davis Caroline Duvall Anne Freeman Sylvia Gregory Harriet Gould Helen Hart Diana Hurt Frances Jerman SYLVIA GREGORY VIRGINIA BROWN Selected for All-State Prep. Right Inner . . Center Forward Left Inner . . Right Halfback Center Halfback Left Halfback . Right Fullback . Goal Keeper . Goal Keeper . Catherine's . . Catherine's Catherine's Catherine's . Catherine's Catherine's Catherine's . . Scorer W Fi ret Team Gamer 2 g Westhampton Louisa Johnson Martha Johnson Patricia Johnson Claire Martwick Marion Pearson Olive Pinney Peggy Robertson Glovia Sydnor Jean Taylor Teezrm . SUZANNE CARTER . SYLVIA GREGORY MARTHA JOHNSON . MARY BLANTON . LOUISA JOHNSON . . . 'MARY Cox . VIRGINIA BROWN . VIRGINIA DAVIS . RUTH BLACKMAN College . . . 25 Thomas Jefferson ...... 75 William and Mary Reserves . . 2g Petersburg High ..... 4g john Marshall ..... . 5g Collegiate . 65 Fairfax Hall . Scorer 4 Second Team Gezmef Catherine's . . Catherine's . Catherinc's 15 Matthew Whaley. . . 7g Fairfax Hall . 55 St. Gertrude's Forward Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard BACK Row: Cox, Flanagan, Brown, johnson, M. MIDDLE Row: Thomas, Gregory, Carter, Johnson, L. FRONT Row: Blanton, Coleman, White. Basketball Letter Wruuerf .....MARYBLANTON . . JANE COLEMAN . . .SYLVIA GREGORY . . MARTHA JOHNSON . VIRGINIA BROWN . . MARY Cox . CECILY FLANAGAN . LoIJIsA JOHNSON . SARAH THOMAS . MARY WHITE Bmketball Captam . ........ . .JANE COLEMAN Manager . .... . .MARY BLANTON Mary Blanton Virginia Brown Suzanne' Carter Jane Coleman Mary Cox Cecily Flanagan Sylvia Gregory Helen Hart SQUAD Diana Hurt Louisa Johnson Martha Johnson Ann Moore Peggy Robertson Sarah Thomas Mary White Bebe Woolfolk Scorer of First ,Team Gamer St. Catherine's St. Catherine,s St, Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's St. Catherine's 34 5 Dinwicldie High ..... . . 285 William and Mary Extension 285 Fairfax Hall ...... 225 Petersburg ....... . 515 William and Mary Reserves . . 115 Hopewell ....... . . 105 Westhampton Varsity. . 145 Thomas jefferson . . . 215 John Marshall . . . 185 St. Margaret's . Scorer Qt Second Team Gamer 405 William and Mary Extension 245 Cathedral . . 125 Matthew Whaley . 305 St. Gertrude's . . . 215 Westhampton . . 225 John Marshall . 355 Thomas Jefferson . Tennif Team, 1940 Business Manager .... .... M ARY MEEK BROWN Captain . . . ............... MARION PEARSON Cornelia Hume Eugenia Robb Louisa johnson Sarah Whceldori Jill Milligan Elizabeth Willis , 5 xt., A SC -'V K 'T R ,7' 'i -55 xx' w . ,,-.NJ , .3-.1 I Q 5 i Q., , I ,, X. :Q 'Psa qg3 gf' -Z' R., C '5 in ,X X -JS' X I N' I Rzdmg ACH YEAR we say that the riding has been more fun than ever before. However, as this school year ends, I think we can truthfully say it again with a great deal of appreciation to Mrs. Faulkner and Mr. Watson who, with their untiring patience, have taught us correct form as well as making our daily rides something to be looked forward to. Every afternoon a group of girls goes to the Deep Run Hunt Club where, after choosing their mounts, they usually divide into two groups, some staying to work on their form in the ring, the others taking long rides over the bridle paths of the sur- rounding country. Once a month, when the weather permits, we have a Gymkhana at school. Our first Gymkhana this year, judged by Mr. Richard Kelly, was a victory for the Wfhites, which gave them several points towards winning the cup. In the spring, when the weather grows warmer, we have picnic suppers by a stream near the club. These are especially looked forward to by all. Some of the more advanced riders learn to jump and enter the jumping class in our annual spring horseshow in May. The riding here at school, as well as being a great deal of fun, has increased our interest and knowledge of horses and horsemanship. -SALLY EDDY, Clary XII 9 0, efagf- ,fix - -f, .tg St. Catlae1'ine'.r Chapel I cross the threshold and I feel An all-pervading sense of pcaccg I cross the threshold and I find Life's turbulences cease. I walk along the dusky aisle My guide the altar's radiant light, It seems to me as though Ilve stepped To day from darkest night. -MARY CARY LEE, Clan X Hope Serene the chapel stands against the skies Above the weatherbeaten roofs of town. Its slender spires like silver needles rise To pierce the blue, and when the sun rolls down Far distant hills, its snowy walls blush pink With rosy shades of dying day. Its red And purple-tinted windows seem to wink At those below, who come at morn to tread With reverent feet the quiet aisles and kneel Before the Holy Altar, heads low-bowed. And when they leave that sacred place they feel Renewed in strength to meet the day uncowed. So long as there are shrines and folk like these, We need not fear, nor need we sin appease. -MARY HERBERT TRAPNELL Class XI rf , 77' 1 'iff X ' M fllffmgrffwfh Talifwf I' V I 11 '.,,f f.. .,.vQ.'3' rf, 1-9,51 fy, 1 4 I H if The De!! Show Once we had a Doll Show, Some dolls could walk, There were dolls high and low, Some dolls could talk. -KITTY GUERRANT, Class IV The Saneifnan Through the quiet streets of night The sandman tiptoes on his flight. He scatters dreams upon thc heads Of little children in their beds. -MARTHA BUDWELL, Class IV XJ 5 g lsr s i ,- ' Mm- T, X 'Q ,. 9 1 .. Q! The Moon The moon is such a jolly fellow He is so big and bright. Sometimes he's orange, sometimes he's yellow He shines throughout the night. --JANE CECIL, Class IV Thanking the Lore! I love the trees, I love the flowers, The pretty littlc seeds of grass. And when it rains and Then it shines, They say, We thank the dear Lord, He is goodf' JNZQ RUTH ENTSMINGER, Class IV gp QW sane be Little Bunny Little Bunny, go hop, hop, hopg Go faster and faster. If you don't the dog Will get you. Go faster! -ELEANOR JUNE DOUBLES, Class II Fetzezes Fairies in the night All dressed in colored light How pretty they look while they watch OVCI' IHC. -MARGARE'F STUART CooKE, Class II The Snow The snowflakes fell this morning Oh! so deep! oh! so deep! I love to play in the snow. Oh! so deep! oh! so deep! They fell so lovely. Oh! so deep! oh! so deep! --ELIZABETH ROWLAND SMITH, Class II ,ee we C C C Two Little Cleztels Two little Clouds began to cry Right in the middle of the big blue sky. One was white and the other was blue. I think they are so pretty, donlt you? 4' fi IE!! E iMARGARET STUART COOKE, Class II Q ta, -!l:. X f4sTrid Thi :hill 4 eff A Little Brownie A little brownie ran away, Into the woods he went to play, He loves the birds That sing at day. -BARBARA MANDEVILLE, Class II The Woods Out in the woods with the trees so tall, Where children have picnics the trees look down, Out in the woods with the children so small, The children have smiles, but not a frown. -PEGGY WOOD, Class IV God God makes the birds and flowers, God makes the happy hours. -ASTRID RUSSELL, Class II A Prezyer Dear God, our world is in need of peace, Please make all the awful wars to cease. Please make our hearts to love each other, And always dutifully Obey Our mothers. We all realize as we look above, That all good things are done by love-- At home, abroad, across the sea, Bring peace, oh Lord, we pray of Thee Amen. -MARY JOHNSON FORD, Class V The Snow The snow is gently falling down On the frosty roof tops. Jack Frost has really come to town And brought us wintry snow-drops. The town is now a snowy queen Dressed in icy, snowy gown. Her guards, the trees, so tall and lean On all intruders frown. ---TERRY FAULKNER, Class VI Two Squirrels One fine spring day in a large oak tree Two squirrels were playing merrily. Capers, capers and capers they cut When all of a sudden one found a nut. Down came the other to investigate But, alas, he was just a little too late. The First had eaten it all but the shell, Luck was with the first for another nut fell. -BETTY STUBBS, Class V Five Little Bleeekbieels Five little blackbirds, Sitting on a limb- They jumped in a lake, And did they swim! ' The five little blackbirds - fs Went out to sea, Mfi- ' ,rg . '-'S .f fWfx They met a porpoise V '--L' Who ate them at tea. -LOUISE Lewis, Class V Mermaids Mermaid, mermaid, In the deep blue sea, Climb up among the rocks And sing a song to me- -' ' A song of coral castles, sea-Shel-ls, and fish And funny little horses Q' That through the water swish. 1xMb:':', Mermaid, mermaid, Oh so very fair- K MJ Gather up some oyster pearls To ornament your hair, ,ggi And line your rock with conch shells Lustrous ink and white- ,QX5 J3 To charmpthe sailors on the sea 11---fi By such a gorgeous sight. -TERRY FAULKNER, Class VI The Rain Pitter pat, pitter pat, Rat tat, rat tat, Sound the tiny Iain-drops All the long night through. Splash spat, splash spat, On the window panes, And down the muddy lanes We hear-pitter pat, pitter pat, Even on the play house panes We are always happy Even when it rains. -PEGGY CRAIGHILL, Class V Enclonntnzent Away off at sea, Where ships go sailing by And waves break on the shore line And the stately seagulls cry. My heart's ever yearning To sail the briny deep, To watch the changing shadows And the flying Hshes leap. -ELIZABETH RAGLAND, Class VI When VV? Uifafe Wm Hzzncg! 1. Peggy Booth 2. Miss Knowlc-s fi. Frances Jorman 4. Nlildrcd Annm- Johnson 5. Czxrtvr' Catlctt 5. Mary Lockwood 7, Annc Frm-c-mun 8. Miss Sallc-y Q 24.0 9. Willis Adams IO, Clhiquitzl Mitchc-ll ll. Fruncvs Burton 12, Miss Davidson lfi. Hzlrrim-t Gould H. Piggy' Clark I5. ROS!'Ill2lI'y' I'i2ll'WPll 16. Frzlnws Boushzlll 'N1i ?'b?vF 42' ' The Shepherd Who Wear Left Behind As the eager shepherd band Hastened down the hill To see where Baby Jesus lay, One young lad stood still. If I follow them, he thought, Who would watch the sheep. Some harm might come to them tonight While they are asleepf' is Sadly then he turned his back On the shining star. Then he heard an angel choir Coming from afar. cs Peace on earth, good will to men They sang the whole night long, And his heart was filled with joy At the wondrous song. And no one heard the angels' song For all men lay asleep, Except the little shepherd boy Who stayed to watch the sheep. -HELEN NELSON MCKENNEY, Class VI Meer fehneek Gewelen N THE stillness of early morning faint rays of the rising sun stole across the glistening grass revealing a few violets blooming there. The cool spring air was filled with a chorus of bird songs, like magic voices calling to the spring. Nearby a huge magnolia with shining leaves just washed with dew, reverently held a robin's nest in its branches. Buds had just burst forth green and new but a few naked trees stood stretching their tangled limbs toward the sun for warmth. Then suddenly on a tip-top branch a cardinal sang, his red feathers glowing brilliantly in the sun, and soon the world sang with him in this tranquil garden. -LOUISE ROBINSON, Class XI Come Down to the Shore and See G 6 5 5 L S 6 s I saw fairy footprints, Mother, all over the sand! Don't tell tales, child. It's not right. I'm not telling tales. There are fairy footprints on the beach from our cottage to where the cliffs begin. Do you feel well, child? Perhaps you have a fever? I'm not sick, Mother. Come down to the shore and see. I've no time. Please. Well, just for a minutef' Do you suppose they were water fairies, Mother, or did they come out of the woods? I should like to have seen them leaping and dancing by the sea. Look. Here they are. Aren't you ashamed of telling me such tales? These are only the tracks of snails where they crept along the wet sand. ioh 33 What's the matter now? Why are you crying? -ANN PRESTON, Class XI yl9n0 'qq s 19461 X 1 H X N, i- ls 1 l Glimpuaf of tbe AZzm21me Dance FUI, ,YHCL 'ML - Hn. 'QTJUHQ U n'-qu Qtsxqxk to Q, Qigiqki x--1 im 1 1 .yu qakqxt V' Q4 T3 gy-,un 'Lu 2-in UU qw: ' Lujfq' x,J.,LH' RJ 'N-NAM, g,l0xux.l lin. Qin 'Klixfb-1 AQ-5 ' In4 fg J-Ji ' v-U ng uglf' The Origin of the Weeping Willow Tree NCE there was a beautiful maid named Cynthia. Cynthia had many suitors but she cared for none of them. They were all so carefree and silly. Willus was the only man that had any place in Cynthia's heart. He was the steady, hard- working type and never bothered anyone. He just spoke to Cynthia every time he saw her and that was as far as it went. However, she longed to be his wife and to be with him always. One night, the goddess Diana came to earth and Willus fell madly in love with her and so they were married. After a while, the good little Cynthia heard about this awful incident and it almost broke her heart. She cried all day and all night and never ate a thing. All of her suitors implored her to marry one of them, but no, she wouldn't have a husband if she couldn't have Willus. Finally she begged Jupiter to help her. Jupiter consented and turned Cynthia into the Weeping Willow tree. We still see her weeping for her lover. -NANCY POINDEXTER, Clays IX The Biitferfly HE gods and goddesses were excited. They knew that the absence of Jupiter from Mount Olympus and Juno's terrible frowns could mean only one thing, that the king of the gods had fallen in love again. It was whispered that Iris, whom Juno had sent to find out about the love affair, had come back and reported that the maiden was the most beautiful on earth. The gods and goddesses kept care- fully out of juno's way and waited. They did not have long to wait. Infuriated by her attendant's message, Juno went down to earth and stood in all her majesty before her rival, who was so lovely and graceful that the queen of the gods was more furious than ever. The maiden was terrified, but when Juno asked her if it was true that she and Jupiter were in love, she bravely answered yes. Jupiter will love you no longer, said Juno. As she spoke, the maid felt herself getting smaller and smaller until soon she was only a green worm crawling on the ground. People no longer admired her. They looked at her with disgust. jupiter no longer loved her. He didn't even notice her. Hating the ugly creature that she had become, the poor girl prayed to Venus for help. Finally Venus took pity on her and shut her up in a smooth, hard case. Be patient, said the goddess, and she departed. The maiden, shut up in her case, waited. Then one day a wonderful thing happened. Her case split open, and coming out, she saw that she was no longer ugly. She also found to her amazement that she could fly. Once again people exclaimed over her loveliness, and high up on his throne on Mount Olympus, the king of the gods looked down and smiled at the beautiful butterfly. -NANCY CONE, Class IX f eff , l P ' It Huppeued Oue Night 55 UICK, the light! Mary lunged at the bulb as she spoke, and shuffled it under her bathrobe. A dull red glow betrayed it even then-a color as guilty as our consciences and as unmistakable as the stifling thunder of our hearts. No sound broke the silence, yet we dared not move. Somewhere outside our door was the house-mother, we had heard the screech of the squeaky floor even inside the closet. After that, silence. She was there. In utter terror we stared at the evidence strewn about us. We were caught, we knew it. Pillows, comforters, Mary's clock, my hot water bottle, ink, and countless scratchy papers all agreed g it was home- work by stealth. Deep and sinister in the maroon blackness the clock told a bloody 11:30. Its ticks were throbs of pain eons apart as we waited for doom to Hing the door wide. I could feel the house-mother outside. I sensed her intentness. I knew she felt our fright. Now she was sure, she was opening the door. Opening it gently, quietly. The silence was so thick I knew it was not accidental 5 she knew-she was in the room. One look at our beds and she knew. In the closet! Sheer terror jerked me up. What would she do? Go ahead and open the door-go ahead, open it! Her hand was on the knob-one more second, just one more, one more-- oh, help, she's . . . Crack! I tumbled into Mary's arms as she wrenched me down. Be quiet! She's gone. -VIRGINIA DAVIS, Class XII Oetuvius Augustus Mouse, Esq. AUTHOR,S NOTE: I consider it a rare privilege to be able to interview such a dis- tinguished, yet modest personage as Mr. O. A. Mouse, Esq. HE famed actor, Michael Mouse, has the high honor of being third cousin once removed on his mother's side to Octavius Augustus Mouse, Esq., who resides, at the present time, on his palatial estate in room nine, third floor Ellett Hall. Mr. Mouse is a leader of the mousc world in many fields. He holds the sought after position of president of the League of Mouses of St. Catherine's. He also is head of the board of directors of the orphanage for those left destitute through mousetraps. Mr. O. A. Mouse lives with his family very quietly in their ancestral home, supported royally from outside sources. He is a genial host and is lovingly called f'Gussie by his close friends. Mr. Mouse is a great statesmouse and a boon to all mousekind, but unfortunately not mankind. -CHICA POWERS, Class IX X - ,f ...J Q 5 Tux A x X L , x A -- ' 2-rs' v x f E 'L X . ,x QL- . .- f fm I 'x n w ' 4 X . x . L- U W . s s The Richmond Market Dusky Negro faces make dark The duskier corners of the shed. With flashing teeth or vacant grin They greet the silver payment For their fragile wares of Rose, creamy white, bronze, or gold. Chrysanthemums in all imperial splendor Brighten the somber hues of evening, And their scent of smoldering autumn fires Is pungent in the damp. Old rags and riches blend around them With a common bond of desire, Some of money, others for the more ascetic Luxury of regal beauty, that, quite hidden, Lies within each bundle of old papers Which the dark arms hold so carelessly. Low, soft, high, sweet, or rough, A thousand voices mingle, Enchanting in their intonations. If one lone voice can breathe a spell And hold someone in thrall, How much more possible it seems That this one mingled voice Has cast a spell on me That drags me back, each cold, wet autumn day, To that same dark market-place Where I found such beauty, and yet sorrow For the poor wet feet that must tramp homeward soon -MARY L. Cox, Class XII I 6 x P 6 L- T 3' , is x . - - 'Y 2919 5 5 'F . 4? 7 j ' ,, ggi 6 iff yr Y X 1 I, ll f 1 ll 'Y 1 if Al. fm f ,' f li , 1 ga -I . . 4 1 Rain Seen rofn n Mountain Top CROSS the farthest range of mountains I could see the blue-grey rain approach- ing. The air was cooler, and a fitful breeze, alighting here and there, an- nounced the coming to the low bushes and stunted pines that surrounded the rock on which I sat. They bowed their assent and the leaves clapped softly. From my high perch I saw the silent world below me awaiting its refreshment. The sun was still warm up above, seeming unaware of, or perhaps trying to ignore, that misty mass that was its rival. Far below in the valley a solitary buzzard floated lazily on a sea of green, searching for its prey. A dog barked. The sweet, faint tinkle of a cow- bell was part of the silence. The deep thick moss which covered the mountain top was dry and brittle. The summer sun had already done its work there. But life had not gone, for amongst the withered blades tiny white and yellow flowers reared their bell-like faces to the sky. Insect life went on busily under the carpet. A line of ants dragged a large dead beetle to a cover before the rain should wash it down the mountain. The rain had come much closer. It hung like a great curtain obscuring the view. Three rainbows led to three mystic pots of gold in the primeval forest. The pastel crescents vanished only to appear again, clearer and more brilliant than before. No artist's brush could ever mix such color. It came quite swiftly now. I felt the moisture in the air. And suddenly, as I looked down, the valley was hidden. A great grey blanket covered the spot where it had been, and I felt as though I were floating through space on the famous Flying Carpet. Over its edges, I could see the horizon again. The quietness was oppressive. The sound of falling rain could not penetrate to my seat. The miracles of sun and rain were above and below me. The shower passed on as quickly as it had come, but in its wake lay a new world. From where I sat I saw that each blade of grass, each leaf, held a sparkling diamond. The great black bird was gone, and all was peace. -LAIRD CHISOLM, Class XI ! l nh, hy...-, N fu-, Y' WSW 1' .17 Curly Locks' Curly Locks, Curly Locks, wilt thou be mine? Thou shalt not feed the chickens, nor yet feed the swine, But sit on a cushion and sew a fine seam And feast upon strawberries, sugar, and cream! F COURSE Curly Locks said, Yes, He was a handsome prince and she liked strawberries. Curly Locks wasn't sure what a swine was but any way she wouldn't have to bother about its diet. When they were married it was even more fun than she had imagined. After the Prince had ridden away in the morning to look over his estate, Curly Locks would sit on the yellow satin cushion. Her curls would be smoothly brushed and tied up with a cherry colored ribbon and she would ring for the strawberries. They were juicy and red with fluffy white sugar and thick cream. In between bites she sewed on her fine seam. It wasn't really very line, but she supposed it would be better with a little practice. One day to the horror of Curly Locks she found that her thoughts had been wandering from strawberries to spinach and Idaho potatoes. She hastily sewed an- other fine seam and ate five or six strawberries. Then she began having the silliest dreams at night. She, Curly Locks, was a plump red strawberry of tempting juici- ness and someone had put on a dab of sugar and was swallowing her. She woke up swimming in tears, and the handsome Prince actually thought the dream was funny! Curly Locks used to hope that just once the maid would forget the sugar or perhaps the cream on the strawberries. She felt sure that a little variety might be quite pleasant if applied properly. ff? .--f KY' J s 'K 'EX 01 1 gif .nr- 1 nl Q 1 fyffvfw- uf .av fvvfmfw wvfffm i .fwfr fe Then one nice spring day Curly Locks looked out of the window and saw some things which she later learned were swine. They had another name- pigs, and they were very cute. They had curly tails and round faces. Curly Locks threw the satin cushion out of the window to attract their attention. They snuffed around it in the nicest way. Curly Locks went down and spent the day having a new pen built for them. When she came back she was very muddy and had lots more freckles on her turned up nose. She must have still looked a little pretty, however, for while shc was throwing her satin cushion and cherry hair ribbons into a suitcase, the Prince said, Curly Locks, Curly Locks, don't leave me, dear, Thou shalt not eat a strawberry, never, you hear? Nor sit on a cushion with seams that are fine, But help me with farming, and feed all the swine! Of course Curly Locks said, Yes He was a handsome prince and she loved swine. -LOUISA HAGNEP., Class XII Ode to 41 Turtle Round of eye, Large of head, Evidently bottle-fed. Graceful foot, Waving tail, Trips he lightly as a snail. Shelled front, Spotted back, Wary of the slightest crack. Lovely turtle, Walking free, Proud and pompous Anthony. -CAROL FRANKLIN, Class X II Acknowledgments To Miss Davidson for her untiring assistance. To Miss Nobl'e for the inspiration and help she has given to the Board of Publications. 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DURHAM, LUCY . . EMMETT, ELIZABETH . . FIsHER, FRANCES . . FLANAGAN, CECILY . FORSTER, BETTY . . FURGESON, PAULINE . . GARLINGTDN, SALLY . . GENTRY, MARGARET . . HAGNER, MARY BRENT . HANDY, ELIZABETH . . HART, HELEN .... .............Covington,Va . . Emerson Rd., Hawthorne Ct., Wheeling, W. Va . . . . 1303 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va . 316 Summit Ave., Summit, N. J . . 384 Walnut St., New Orleans, La . . 173 Bellevue Ave., Summit, N. J . . . 2900 Rugby Road, Richmond, Va . . The Kennedy Warren, Washington, D. C . . 123 Hawthorne Road, Baltimore, Md . 1405 Laburnum Ave., Richmond, Va . . 17 Tapoan Road, Richmond, Va . . 3805 Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va . 338-59th St., Newport News, Va . . . . . . . Winter Haven, Fla . 1633 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va . ......... Berlin, Md . . . . . Holston Hills, Knoxville, Tenn x JUNIORS . . . 4041 North Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind . ...... 249 Tazewell St., Norfolk, Va . Tuckahoe Apartments, Richmond, Va . 16585 Wildemere Ave., Detroit, Mich . . . . . 369 Ridge Ave., Winnetka, Ill . . . . . . 3 Kingsway Court, Richmond, Va . . 3488 Cote des Neiges, Montreal, Quebec, Can. . . . . . . 182 Main St., Hingham, Mass . 27 East Main St., Sodus, N. Y . . . . . . Hingham, Mass . . . . . 29 East Bay, Charleston, S. C . . . . 30 Hillside Road, Larchmont, N. Y . 1210-A West Franklin St., Richmond, Va . . . . 120 Meadow Lane, Winnetka, Ill . . 3204 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, Va . . 24 Willway Road, Richmond, Va . . 2914 Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va . 1000 West Ave., Richmond, Va . . . Hillcrest, Clifton Forge, Va . . 18 Circle Road, Scarsdale, N. Y . . 22 East 89th St., New York, N. Y . . . . . . . . . . .FortKnox,Ky . . . . . St. Catherine's School, Richmond, Va . . 1825 Willow Branch Terrace, Jacksonville, Fla Puddle Duck, Brushy Ridge Rd., New Canaan, Conn. . . . . . . . . 1512 Park Ave., Richmond, Va . . . . . . . . Gloucester St., Annapolis, Md . . 6010 St. Andrews Lane, Richmond, Va HAZARD, SARAH FRANCES . . . . ll Elmwood Road, Roland Park, Md HORNBEGK, MARJORIE . IMBODEN, JACQUELINE . JERMAN, JULIA .... . . 567 North Liberty St., Newburg, N. Y . . . . . . . . .' . Fort Knox, Ky . Hampton Hills Lane, Richmond, Va P I JOHNSON, MARTHA SCOTT . JONES, ANNE .... JONES, ROSALIE . . KIRRMYER, CAROLYN . LLEWELLYN, ANN . . MARTWICK, CLAIRE . NICHOLSON, MARY . NORTON, BETTE LEA . . ORTECA, MILDRED LEA . PARKER, DOUGLAS . . PRESTON, ANN .... PUsEY, JANET .... RAGLAND, MARY HARDING ROBINSON, LOUISE . . . ROGERS, ELIZABETH ANNE . RIISHTON, MARY WYATT . SCHRIBER, ELIZABETH . . . SI-IACRELFORD, FAY .... SHOEMAKER, MARY ELIZABETH SMITH, MARY ELEANOR . . . SNYDER, MARY ALLEN . . SPRUNT, CHARLOTTE . STEvENs, NANCY . . STUART, ELEANOR . . THOMAS, SARAH . . . THOMPSON, LEGARE . . . TRAPNELL, MARY HERBERT . TREADWELL, JANE .... WHITE, MARY TILNEY . . WHITE, ELEANOR. . . WIGGINS, ELLEN . . WILL, JANIE MAY . . . WIL'rsHIRE, BETTY JEAN . . WooLEoLR, BEBE . . ADAMS, JULIA . . BATEs, BARBARA . BRENIZER, IRVINC . . BUNCE, BARBARA BURNETT, JUDITH CARY . . BUTCI-IER, NANCY . . CARRINCTON, JEAN . CHRISTIAN, ARCHER . CUNNINGHAM, JEAN . DE GRANGE, DOROTHY . DUDLEY, ANNE . . . FLANNAGAN, PATRICIA . Fox, NATALIE . . . GARDNER, MARIETTA . GATEWOOD, VIROINIA . . 338 Vanderbilt Road, Biltmore Forest, Ashville, TENTH C . . 3217 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. . . . 3433 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. . 3817 Hawthorne Ave. . 2020 Monument Ave. , Richmond, Va. . . . 13 Roslyn Road, . . 963 Hillside Ave., Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. Plainfield, N. J. . . 613 Morehead Ave., Durham, N. C. . . . Tuckahoe Apts, . 2628 Kensington Ave., . . 19 Robin Road, . . 1704 Park Ave., . . . 1824 Park Ave., . . 4313 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. . . 749 Central Ave., Dunkirk, N. Y. . 117 Oakhurst Ave., Bluefield, W. Va. . . 1521 South Hull St., Montgomery, Ala. . 409 Washington Boulevard, Oshkosh, Wis. . . . . 13 Lowndes St., Charleston, S. C.. v . . 821 Kensington Ave., Plainfield, N. J. N. C. . . . 19 Lafayette Ave., Hingham, Mass. . 1615 Chestnut St., Wilmington, N. C. . . . Forest Drive, Short Hills, N. Y. . Roskrow,'l Epping, New Hampshire . Tennessee Ave., Martinsburg, W. . . . . Evergreen, Hopewell, Va. Va. . 6439 Roselawn Road, Richmond, Va. . . 1467 Vance Ave., Memphis, Tenn. . . . . . . . . Millsboro, Del. . . 27 Augusta Ave., Richmond, Va. . . 25 Kilmer Road, Larchmont, N. Y. . . . 1502 Sauer Ave., Richmond, Va. . 3409 West Grace St., Richmond, Va. . . St. Catherine's School, Richmond, Va. LASS . . 3800 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . .Easton,Md. . 2218 Hopedale Ave., Charlotte, N. C. . . . . Residence Park, Palmerton, . 5906 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, . . 1518 Bellevue Ave., Richmond, .........Woodstock, . 6209 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, . . . . 1811 Park Ave., Richmond, 700 South Washington St., Winchester, . . . . 403 Henri Road, Richmond, . . . . 212 River Road, Richmond, Pa. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. . . Hillhouse, Upper Mill St., Binghampton, N. Y. 100 East Palisade Avenue, Englewood, N. Y. . . 1635 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. gmmswrammwwwfww GILES, MAUDE LEIGH GODDARD, ANN. . . GREER, GRACE . . GREGORY, MARIA . . HAMILTON, PATRICIA . . . HILDRETI-I, HAIDEE . HOLLOWAY, JEAN . . . HURT, DIANA . . JACKSON, ANNE . JOAHNS, MARTHA . . KAYHOE, JEANETTE . LAFFERTY, MARTHA . LANDON, ROSALYN . LEE, MARY CARY . . LEE, ELIZABETH . . LINDSEY, PATRICIA . MCCRORY, JANE . . MERCER, JAQUELINE . MILLS, BENAIR . . MINOT, LOUISE . . MICHELL, MARION . MITCHELL, VIVIEN . MOORE, ANNE . . . MORRISON, HELEN . MYERs, BETTY . . . NASH, CAROLINE . . NEGUS, DOROTHY . . PAGE, MARJORIE . . . PALEREY, VIRGINIA . . PARMENTER, CHARLOTTE . PERRY, AMANDA . . . RANDOLPH, CARY . . . REID, NANCY ...... RENOUF, Lois ...... ROBERTSON, MARY ELIZABETH . ROBERTSON, PEGGY .... ROBINSON, ANN ..... ROSE, ANNE . . SPEER, NATALIE . STEARNS, PEGGY . SYDNOR, MARY . . SYDNOR, GLOVIE . . TANNER, KATHRYN . TIERNEY, PATRICIA . WALKER, BETTY . . . WALTERS, ANN CABELL . WARING, LOUISA . . WI-IEELDON, SARAH . WILL, HELEN . . WINGO, ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN, SARAH . f mi fi' 'V . 201 Seneca Road, Richmond, Va Kingcrest Parkway, Richmond, Va 188 Lydecker St., Englewood, N. J . . 2 River Road, Richmond, Va 224 Hillside Ave., Charlotte, N. C . Miramont Apts,, Univ. Cir., Charlottesville, Va Brighton Hotel, Washington, D. C 2024 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va . . . Chatham Hills, Richmond, Va 10 Stonehurst Green, Richmond, Va 332 Greenway Lane, Richmond, Va Ingleside Court, Richmond, Va . West View, Malvern Ave., Ruxton, Md 2203-A Stuart Ave., Richmond, Va 8551 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Md . . 51 Towana Road, Richmond, Va Bellair, Carter's Bridge, Va Royal York Apts., Pittsburgh, Pa 8 West Irving St., Chevy Chase, Md 104 Beacon St., Boston, Mass 47 Church St., Charleston, S. C . 4913 Crestwood Drive, Little Rock, Ark . 6011 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, Va . 287 Pearson Drive, Asheville, N. C. Sewanee, Tenn . . 408 Henri Road, Richmond, Va . . 4102 Wythe Ave., Richmond, Va . Sasco Hill Road, Southport, Conn . . . 25 Live Street, Boston, Mass . Morningside Drive, Westport, Conn East DiLido Island, Miami Beach, Fla 3816 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, Va . . . 225 Grove St., Bristol, Conn . . Kenilworth St., . 27 Maxwell Road, . . 6 Tapoan Road . . 749 Central Ave . 1613 Bellvue Ave., Tuckahoe Apartments, Pittsfield, Mass Richmond, Va Richmond, Va ., Dunkirk, N. Y Richmond, Va Richmond, Va . . Zanoni, Gloucester County, Va . 6016 St. Andrew's Lane, Richmond, Va 9 Stonehurst Green, Richmond, Va . . . . . . Rutherfordton, N. C 100 William St., New York, N. Y 4104 Exeter Road, Richmond, Va Washington Street, South Boston, Va 20 Church Street, Charleston, S. C . . 318 West Franklin St., Richmond, Va 1502 Sauer Ave., Richmond, Va 1304 Park Ave., Richmond, Va 325 Clifton Ave., Spartansburg, S. C Anmsox, ANNE PAGE . ALLYN, DOROTHY . . BERRY, SUSAN . . BOYD, SALLY . . . BRINTON, CORDELIA . CARTER, MARIA . . . CONE, NANCY . . CCULTER, JoYCE . CRALLE, DOROTHY . . CRAWFORD, SPENCER . . CRENSHAW, BETSY JEAN CURTIS, JANE .... DAVIS, JANE .... EVANS, ANN CARTER . EVANS, BARBARA . . . FAULRNER, CLOSEY . . HASKELL, MARY BURTON HAWKINS, NANCY . . . JOHNSON, PATRICIA . JURGENS, ANN . . . KIRKMYER, GRAY . LEWIS, HILDA . . MCFADEN, KITTY . . MANN, SUDIE . . . OLD, ELIZABETH . . OwsLEY, CONSTANCE . POINDEXTER, NANCY . POWERS, CHICA .Q . PRICE, LILLIAN . . . PRITCHARD, JANE . RAWLINS, JOYCE . . RICKS, ANNE RYLAND . RUCKER, MARCUERITE . RUEFIN, MARY BALL . . SATTERFIELD, NANCY . . SAUNDERS, FRANCES BLAND . . SAUNDERS, MARY ELLEN SISSON, ELIZAEETI-I . . SKEEN, MARY BRUCE . . SMITH, SALLIE . . . SULLIVAN, DIANA . TANNER, ELLEN . TAYLCR, ALICE . . WADDEY, ANNE . . WALKER, EDITH . ZERKLE, MARJORIE . '- NINTH CLASS . 5117 Evelyn Byrd Road, Richmond, Va . . . 115th Street, Virginia Beach, Va . 31 Towan Road, Richmond, . . 1824 Grove Ave., Richmond . . Cumberland Farms, New Kent . 7 Rothesay Road, Va , Va , Va Richmond, Va . . . 1 Greenway Lane, Richmond, Va Richmond, Va . Hooes P. O., King George County, Va . . . . . . . Rutherfordton, N. C . 1629 Princeton Road, . Luray, Va . . 2603 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va . 3608 Moss Side Ave., Richmond, Va . . . Carmel Road, Matthews, N. C . 3507 Seminary Ave., . . 1907 Stuart Ave., . . 6100 Howard Road, . 222 South Boulevard, . . 3217 Grove Ave., . The Rocks,', Hampton Hills Lane, . . 5111 Cary Street Road, . . . . Glenbrooke Hills, . . 4803 Pocahontas Ave., Richmond, Va: Richmond, Va Richmond ,Va Richmond, Va Richmond, Va Bon Air, Va Richmond, Va Richmond, Va Richmond Richmond Va 3 ,Va . Chesterfield Apartments, Richmond, Va . . 4156 Washington Boulevard, Indianapolis, Ind . . . . 500 Henri Road, Richmond, Va . . 1382 Pelhamdale Ave., Pelham, N. Y . . . Governorls Mansion, Richmond, Va . . 205 Oakhurst Ave., Bluefield, W. Va Flushing, N. Y Richmond, Va 156-06 Northern Boulevard, . . 1506 Westwood Ave., . . . 49 Willway Ave., . Tuckahoe Apartments, . Tuckahoe Apartments, . . . 1304 Park Ave., Richmond, Richmond Richmond Richmond Va , Va , Va ,Va . . 3619 Upton St., Washington, D. C . St. Catherine's School, Richmond . Stone, Ky . . 97 Maple Lane, Richmond, Va . . . . Derby Lane, Weston, Mass . . . Box 572, Rutherfordton, N. C . . 1822 Hanover Ave., Richmond . . 107 Penshurst Road, Richmond . . 85 Park Place, Bridgeport, Conn . . Eighth Ave., Saint Albans, W. 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