St Catherines School - Quair Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Som! Cdfl26fZEZ6,f Srlzool I-IEADMISTRESS . DIRECTORS: Upper School . Assistant Director . Nliflrlle School . Lower School . ACADEMIC DEAN . . BUSINESS MANAGER . SCHOOL CHAPLAIN . . Arretha Astrop Fanny W. Baker Ruth J. Barrett Anne Bates Jenny Gouriou Bates- Audrey Kimbrell Black Margaret Bond Virginia B. Broaddus Franklin Brockinton Kate Mason Brown Sophie I-I. Bryson Eleanor Burruss Abby L. Castle Margaret Piper Chalmers Clara M. Coleman Elizabeth H. Coolidge Edith M. Craig Ethel Cutler Julia deColigny Elfride S. Durrett SUSANNA PLEASANTS TURNER . . MARY ALLEN MOCUE . ELIZABETH H. COOLIIJGE . . . . DOROTHY HOOD . . ALICE WATKINS LEAKE i . f. .Q HOPE FISHEE . . . WILLIAM B. FIGGAT . . TIIE REVEREND RENO S. HARP, JR. Fa culzfy Clarita A. Edye Hope Fisher Susan Fitchett Molly M. Fleet Eloise B. Florance Louise H. Murray Margaret Parker Dorothy Pettus Arlene Powers Esther Shreve Ruffin Elizabeth Franz IL' I-.lailfu Mary Denmead Ruffin Paul M. oudea 'Jw rg., Alma sauey Conway G. Hancock Rue Guthrie Hondros Dorothy Hood Ruth Jane Kevin Laura Ann King Helen Kirkpatrick Sarah W. Landrum Elsie G. Lawson Alice W. Leake Hilda F. Lewis Mary Allen McCue Catherine R. Martin Edith Nelson Morris Kathryn L. Mumma Szaf HEAD OF BOARDING DEPARTMENT ...... Ida M. Anderson Janet D. Blanton M. Carlton Cocks Mildred B. Coldren Ruth D. Cotten Maude VV. Giles Madge V. Goodrich Lillie B. I-Iay Elizabeth S. Howe Charlotta Jackson .Jacqueline Klein Susan R. Lee Otie E. McCue Ella D. Munce Faith C. Parker I5l Emily Sheftall Frances Creecy Smith Mary Buxton Smith Mary J. Spruill Fanny W. Stauffer Peggy Thorpe Augusta Thruston Brooke Triplett Lucy Van Pelt Harriet W. Wal'ton Marian West Johnetta M. West Gloria J . Wise . HANNAH F. WASHINGTON Ella S. Pilkinton Lalla R. W. Smith Marguerite E. Spicer Edmonia H. Studebaker Lucy Pinder Townsend Amelie D. Williams Joan Wishart Alice W. Woolfolk

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lin illiemuriam Cabell W. Wa!! WHO WAs WITH Us AT Sr. CATHERINE7S FROM 19-113-1950. They are in our rernembrmzce who once walked and worked within these walls. The best in them lives on and helps Zo make Zhe pattern of our hopes. We all remember Mrs. VVall . . . We laughed With her over her delight in playing the gong, we came to her burdened With our troubles which she soon talked aWay. She listened patiently to our sighs over having too much school Work to do-too little time to do what we Wanted to do. She always did everything she could to keep our hall life happy and harmonious. YVe shall gratefully remember her, NNOW, Girls, you'll soon. be Seniors , for it was she Who helped us to prepare for our responsibilities to come. There were times when we Won- dered if We would ever develop into dependable Seniors, or begin to live up to all that Was expected of us, but it was Mrs. VVall's encouragement, her confidence in My Girls that led us on. We all miss her and the school will go on missing her. Her going has left a gap that it Would be hard to fill. l4l

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'S bs! 3 -r' '-new nl Q 1 B FWD? Miss Lewis, Miss Fisher, Miss Mumma, 5. Miss Walton, Mrs. Ruffin Miss Spruill G. Miss Powers lVIiss Turner 7. Mrs. Howe, Miss Hannah, Miss Ida, Miss Salley Mrs. Blanton, Mrs. Studebaker Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs, Chalmers I l6l