St Marys Episcopal School - Carillon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1975 volume:

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W. ,.,f- L. 111, Q. .M - ,..,, f ,. - f H .ww ,,1,.f5,.,,M,, me Thank God every morning when you get up that you have something to do that day which must be done, whether you n like it or not. gg! if 'fi M 11 K 1 , Q. av vi ig .Q M, 14 Being forced to work and forced to do your best will breed in you temperance and self-control, ' '1 'YM sf P' - I r rf?-5 QP-- ml Y' W ' V, v , ,H be we V Q M M 9 ' V. 'Q Q' 4 ef m Q-2 'f , diligence and strength of will cheerfulness and content, i r , b f A 2 5 'Y' I ...., ,, and a hundred virtues which the idle never know. Charles Kingsley I E 2 x X . i I ass 9'-I halls to reality II'l9IT1OIJi8S.,f , 1 LEC WW f 'Q ,,, 5. . 5. . Q, , ,,,1 L ,, .-'..- ,.n...-Q01-i ,N A, .,.,.,6,,Qfw.f1-D-f ':h 1'xi,' 2' ' ' lk S x ' 7 1 it-Y- W I A 1 - 3 f. N w p. M A Z ' Q Wai L il 5 - an 5 3 WJ, V W L Q X - f 1 ' 3 I . J,-M,M1,,,ca,.,4',,.M.1, M - X PM-T,,,:.-..-QMMH f I .QW N1 ., I, WW I N 1 ,. jj Q. ,K A M VRF, Q-wmwwwmwf MW.. M,.,m,w:.w1, f1,fpqffWQ,mmWw my ggwmwwnwwywww , W . A .WW -Hyw-xff QV , . .,f,.'.,1 - ..,, ,,,. . V,,,, WN. A . ww, 1 A Y WW f- Nw' v vgiffil ,. - w. , . ,, fx, - 4,Q,f,S.M ,,m..W.M.,, - W. , :ff '- H , , . , www? All Mi X-f.-.XV www fvf,wf,.,.Q,,,.W,,...,MW, ,,, ,MW MM za ' ,, yhwyws A ,. xiifga V ,fs 5,1152 Y' . V V 1 ,U 1 Board Of Trustees FRONT ROW: Left to right, The Rev. Harold E. Barrett, Ms. Linda Avery Reaves, Mr. I. G. Gordon, III, Trea- surer, Mr. Iohn Cawthorn, Chairman, Ms. Marylane Iohnson, Secretary, Ms. Nina Wilson, The Rev. W. David Leech. SECOND ROW: Mr. Thomas M. Garrott, III, Ms. Anne Roane, Ms. Phyllis Hoffman, Mr. Fred Jones, Mr. A. L. Whitman, Mr. Iohn Stokes, Mr. Newton Allen, Mr. Iohn Walt, Mr. Robert Fogelman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Thomas Iohnston, Mr. Arthur Best, Mr. Frank Z. Iemison, Ir., Mr. Herbert Rhea, Mr. Wil- liam H. Fisher. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Iames L. Fri, Ir., Vice-Chairman, Ms. Anne Marie Williford, Ms. Lila Saunders, Mr. Roy E. Bell,Ir., Mr. Louis H. Haglund, The Rt. Rev. Iohn Vander Horst. Mothers' Club FRONT ROW: Left to right, Ms. Ho Page, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, Ms. Io Anne Tilley, VICE-PRESI- DENT, Ms. Nina Wilson, PRESIDENT, Ms. Beth Breazeale, TREASURER, Ms. Gloria Weir, RECORDING SEC- RETARY. BACK ROW: Ms. lane Clifton, Ms. Phyllis Hoffman, Ms. Gloria Nobles, Ms. Betty Terry, Ms. Carol Henderson Ms. Dru Stratton, Ms. Olivia Bruce, Ms. Kelsey Brooks, Ms. Iudy Morrow, Ms. Ramona O'5hields, Ms. Betty Britt. NOT PICTURED: Ms. Tandy Gilliland. The Reverend W. David Leech After a year of search for a new head, St. Mary's welcomes as its new headmaster The Reverend W. David Leech. Mr. Leech is an articulate man, whose versatility enables him to speak well on any subject- be it libraries, schools, women's education, or chapel announce- ments. He has attended various schools in the course of his career and has attained several degrees. Among these are a B.A. in English and an M.A. in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania, a B.S. in L.S. from Drexel University, and a Master of Divinity from Phila- delphia Divinity School. Mr. Leech has previously served as head librarian at Roanoke Col- lege, Vicar at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, Chaplain at St. Andrew's School and Vicar at St. Andrew's School Chapel in Middletown, Delaware, and as founding headmaster of Randolph School, Huntsville, Alabama. He joins us most recently from his post as headmaster of Oregon Episcopal Schools in Portland. His wife is the former Doris Redman Brown of St. Paul, Minnesota, and his two children, Amy and Bill, attend, respectively, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and Memphis University School. The 1974-75 school year holds promise of even better years to come and of innovations soon to be made. St. Mary's welcomes Mr. Leech, his wit, his genial personality, and his beautiful family to Memphis. 5 E 4 T iv R s gill ah' L The Clergy ,rw if 5 ABOVE: The Rev. Duane T. Saba and The Rev. james L. Ielinek LEFT: The Rev. Harold E. Barrett Chief Administrators RIGHT: Ms. Mary Davis Dean of Girls FAR RIGHT: Ms. Mignon Payne Kindergarten Director BELOW RIGHT: Ms. Katharine Phillips Lower School Principal Ms. Gilmore Lynn Principal Emeritus ABOVE LEFT: Ms. Iulia Hughes Senior Kindergarten LEFT: Ms. Mignon Payne Senior Kindergarten BELOW LEFT: Ms. Sue Williams Senior Kindergarten BELOW CENTER: Ms. Betty Lyon Senior Kindergarten BELOW: Ms. Sydney Bates Iunior Kindergarten Lower School Faculty RIGHT: Ms. Gilmore Lynn Memphis State, University of Chicago First Grade Ms. Iane Bradley B.A., University of Southwestern Louisiana First Grade BELOW RIGHT: Ms. Betty jane Harris B.S., University of Tennessee, Knoxville Third Grade 1 MMM1- '.VP-u-uk j,,,,,.,Kji1,L.J' '-yor-Aa, 5-vu., H-u,, 'f-f0uvu.L F M -:- -S-ml: aux., , v gain, ,:. pgfflzffg-:1f:ea,,.i: ws f f Y 31 Lwexlw Nxygbzglxl X Qt LEFT: Ms. Shelley Fraser University of Kansas, M.S.U. Second Grade Ms. Betsy Siler M.A., George Peabody College Second Grade BELOW: Ms. Zoe Futris B.A., Memphis State Fourth Grade Ms. Grace Martin B.S., Memphis State Fourth Grade BELOW RIGHT: Ms. Rebecca Burr B.A., Southwestern Third Grade English Scholars RIGHT: Ms. Florence Curry B.A., University of Mississippi Senior English Ms. Mary Hills Gill B.A., Duke University Freshman and Iunior English Ms. Marsha Chisolm M.A., Vanderbilt Freshman English Ms. Ioan Daniel M.S., Tulane University Sophomore English BELOW RIGHT: Ms. Mary Davis M.A., Memphis State Seventh Grade Literature l. ag. 1- 1 'vu ii ..'. - .cl Q ' J 4' f , ii'R.s'vf.', 1 LEFT: Ms. Kathleen Chirpich M.A., University of Kansas Eighth Grade English Seventh and Eleventh Grade Speech BELOW: Ms. Peggy O'Sullivan M.A., Southern Methodist University Lower School English Ms. Peggy Perkins M.A., Memphis State Special Reading RIGHT: Ms. Ionie Stevens B.S., University of Tennessee, Martin Biology, Chemistry Ms. Ann Bendall M.S., University of Tennessee, Knoxville BELOW: Ms. Grace Murdoch B.A., Memphis State Geometry, Algebra I Ms. Carolyn Parrish B.S., Memphis State Lower School Math BELOW RIGHT: Ms. Kathy' Hill B.S., Memphis State Lower School Science Mathematicians and Scientists e 1 xt l 1,., lli. at f 2' I I , 3. ,,..... .... 'I 5' V :Po it Te sf fs. an on buh of gap aim ru In bfi 'I f LEFT: Ms. Martha Kittrell M.A., Memphis State Algebra I Ms. Ioan Burr B.A., Vanderbilt Seventh Grade Math, Math IV, Physics BELOW LEFT: Ms. Hollan Land M.S., Arkansas State University Algebra II, Math IV, Math V Historians, Philosophers, Theologians ABOVE: Ms. Cynthia Pitcock M.A.T., Vanderbilt Modern European History College Advisor Ms. Sally Thomason B.A., Occidental Modern European History ABOVE RIGHT: Ms. Emily Matheny M.A., Memphis State Government, Geography RIGHT: Ms. Ieanne Stevenson B.A., Vanderbilt Philosophy, Christianity, - Ancient History Ms. Katharine Phillips B.S., Louisiana State University Lower School Bible s 2-. o - . , . , ,Q-H 5-cr as rr. Q , .0 Q. Q - Q 'P is P ff at D 51, gc ' Q I . .B it r T-, fa t Q Q , O Q Q. ,ps 0 ' 9. 5 : ,,.. 'i',. -v-- - I 'L . fer is G sa 14,1 -f,,,f, : QT M q K f ' 'I W 9 ., if K 1, K an sgvql Q, 3 gif ,, 3-G Qi 'jg U 5 1M,J 'l5 w . - -0 .. QMNTB A . it WQL . uf' LEFT: Ms. Lee McMahon B.A., Southwestern Lower School Social Studies BELOW: Ms. Marsha Wedell M.A., Tulane University American History Ms. Ann Copp B.A., Connecticut College World Politics Ms. Sylvia Adams B.A., Texas Tech Ancient History RIGHT: Ms. Barbara Mansberg B.A., Newcomb College Spanish BOTTOM LEFT: Ms. Betty Lou Stidham M.A., Memphis State Latin Bilinguals BOTTOM CENTER: Ms. Eleanor Ann Morton B.A., Memphis State French BOTTOM RIGHT: Ms. Loraine Galbreath Lower School French l .g. Athletes LEFT : Ms. Barbara Smith Vanderbilt, Hollins Physical Education Ms. Susan Clark B.A., Southwestern Physical Education 55- , Y . Librarians ABOVE LEFT: Ms. Susan Goza B.A., Vanderbilt Lower School Librarian LEFT: Ms. Helen I-'entress M.A., Vanderbilt Upper School Librarian Ms. Peggy Barrett B.A., University of Chatanooga Upper School Librarian RIGHT: Ms. Betsy Moseley Memphis State Ballet Accompanist Ms. Louise Rooke Lindenwood College Ballet BELOW: Ms. Lydia Moore B.A., Blue Mountain College Private Piano Lessons Ms. Terrell Stepp Memphis College of Music Private Piano Lessons Ms. Evelyn Perry B.A., Southwestern Private Piano Lessons BELOW RIGHT: Mr. David Ramsey S.M.M., Union Theological SGUUUQW Organist Curators Cf The Arts LEFT: Ms. Iudy Rich Southwestern Assistant Music Teacher Ms. Anne Reiners M.A., Northwestern Music, Choir Director Ms. Peggy Scheeper B.S., Memphis State First - Fourth Grade Music BELOW: Ms. Ioyce Gingold University of Ga., Butler University, M.S.U. Studio Art BELOW LEFT: Ms. Ann Thrasher B.A., Converse College Seventh Grade Art, Art History 'eww tg FI?-1:4 - - 'T I Fld, ff S vig!-' Managerial Staff RWM v-M M f?5 I. I f I , , I ' f' ,iJv,?Z, gg! n 'rf' Y 1' ,fi ? VA TOP RIGHT: Ms. Doris Bard, Ms Elizabeth Lansin - 8 ABOVE: Ms. Sarah Flowers, Ms. Carol Jane Brooke ABOVE RIGHT: Ms. Iuliette Smith RIGHT: Ms. Carolyn Heppel, Ms. Margaret Fayssoux so ,Z LEFT: Ms. Fannie Warr, Ms. Estelle Moody LEFT CENTER: The Rev. Andy Banks, Mr. Richard Moore, Plant Manager, Mr. Sammie Smith BELOW: Ms. Thelma Thomas BOTTOM: Ms. Katie Hatch, Ms. Carrie Ethel Hudson, Ms. Winnie Butler, Ms. Lew Bennie Wright, Ms. Sara Mitchell, Ms. Edna Dukes During the 1974-1975 school year, St. Mary's has been visited by a number of college representatives from such schools as Yale, Brown, Rice, Southern Methodist University, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, University of Tennessee, Vanderbilt, University of Colorado, University of Virginia, and Washington University in St. Louis. These meetings were arranged mainly by Ms. Pitcock, this year's college advisor, and Ms. Davis, Dean of Girls, and Ms. Gill. They have devoted much of their time to conferences with parents and students aswell. TOP RIGHT: ST. MARY'S NEW TEACHERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER: Ms. Carolyn Sue Ermert, M.S. from University of Arkansas, Biology, Ms. Blanche Butler, Hollins, Bible, Mr. Wil- liam H. Wilson, B.A. from Brown, Chernistryg Cnot picturedj Ms. Sarah Gaye Sneed, B.A. from University of Mississippi, Bible. RIGHT: St. Mary's college cata- log room. BELOW: Ms. Cynthia Pitcock, College Advisor. The College Advisors And New Faculty Members Mrs M1gHOH Payne Mignon Payne attended Memphis State and the University of Tennessee, after which she returned home to Memphis to teach at Springdale Kindergarten for seventeen years. During this time, she married Fred Payne, presently retired in Memphis, and had a daughter, Rita, who now resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Last fall, after several operations for cancer, Mrs. Payne died , despite our great sorrow, we can all be comforted by the strength of the ideals she encour- aged in her kindergarteners and in all who knew her - those of sharing, loving, and learning. We will all remember Mrs. Payne as a person who, by her exam- ple, could teach us to love unhesitatingly. The sudden and unexpected death of Mignon Payne left us all in a state of shock and grief which is difficult to express. Her love for St. Mary's and her willingness to con- tribute in any field of endeavor were boundless. Whether she was coaching a little boys' softball team fwe did have little boysj, coaching the big girls' volley- ball team, planning the curriculum for our kindergar- ten, directing our graduation program fcomparable to Broadway productionsj, or just being a true friend to us all, she was incomparable! Mignon contributed much to our lives, and to say that we miss her is too trite. As long as there is someone at St. Mary's who had the privilege of knowing, loving, and being influenced by her, she will truly live on. She expected great things of our school and has passed on to us the responsibility of keeping St. Mary's the fine institution of learning and living that it has been. We thank God for her memory. - Mrs. Julia Hughes, Kindergarten Teacher is 'Y 5 im S Q V - V N i x , 55 w A .N'sf'2, H5 .X ., wi :Q .,-' ,.3f .'f 4 2 ,-. Honor Council The Honor System is a vital part of the life at St. Mary's. This system encourages each student to be on her honor to pursue at all times the ideals for which St. Mary's stands. The purpose of any effective honor code should be to uphold the ideals of hon- esty prescribed by an honor code, in order to maintain a trustful atmosphere. The Honor Council at St. Mary's is made up of thir- teen representatives 5 two representatives from each grade plus the President from the twelfth grade and the secretary is one of the eleventh grade members. The Honor Council is not controlled by the adminis- tration nor responsible to it This system cannot work and the council cannot operate without the sup- port of every student. At S.M.S. the Honor Code is a way of life, not just an idealistic dream. TOP LEFT: Sec. Lucy Loveless, Pres. Watty Brooks. ABOVE: G. Barron, T. Lupo, and M. Walt. TO RIGHT: MEMBERS: TOP, l. to r.: C. Klein, L. Hitchings, K. Buckman, M. Watson, B. john- ston. . .4 :Wm ef L. - L far: fx. 8 s -v i 4' M55 E 3-afrivxkw' tam' - Q we: . '. gi 45 A ., A V ' ff. wa.. .. ...., .N., W4 A-,N n S T , Student Council Suggestion Committee The Student Council Suggestion Com- mittee was begun in 1972 and has since proved to be quite effective. This group consists of the presidents and vice-presi- dents of grades seven through twelve, plus one student council representative from each grade. This group meets once a month with Mr. Leech and Mrs. Davis to discuss suggestions submitted by St. Mary's stu- dents. The Student Council Suggestion Committee is just another example of the cooperation between the faculty and the students. BELOW: TOP ROW, l. to r.: B. Mann, B. Olim, W. Brooks, L. Walpole, M. Flowers, S. Hancock. Znd ROW: G. Wunderlich,I. Butler, S. Kubler, L. Britt, A. Newsom, S. Davidson, R. Bartusch, S. Pipkin. 3rd ROW: B. Brown, L. Eason, M. Smith, S. Roberts, M. Triplett, C. Clarke. T 2 Q- 1 wit' . we--'L .WK . 1.-.2 , 1 . fs. Student Council Much of the enthusiasm of St. Mary's is aroused by the Student Council. They begin the year with Derby Day in the second week of school. Derby Day welcomes new students and prepares both the new and old for a year of competition and spirit. In October, the Student Council sponsors the Halloween Bazaar and at Christmas the Stu- dent Council organizes skits and encour- ages class unity and participation in deco- rating the halls. During the second semes- ter, the council has a Talent Show. One ofthe most active weeks in the school year is that of Student Council elec- tions. The spirit of competition is great throughout the speeches and skits but the involvement of each student is possibly the best outcome of elections. Spirit, involvement and respect are ins- tilled by the Student Council. This group, aided by the support of the entire student body, accomplishes these goals. The result of a strong Student Council is a strong stu- dent body. fg .isss ss ,.... v-gf: f K. W s ' 4' 'Wy' N OPP. PAGE: CLUB REP.: STANDING: A. Gil- liom, R. Burr, N. Golden, M. Flowers, S. Rob- erts. SEATED: K. Brown, S. Hancock, L. Mor- row, S. Page, N. Wingfield. BELOW: CLASS REP.: TOP TO BOTTOM: R. Bartusch, A. Newsom, S. Kubler, B. I. Fiser, L. Walpole, C. Clarke, I. Butler, B. Brown, S. Weaver, I. Burrow, D. Gioia, L. Voolcles. THIS PAGE, LEFT: CLOCKWISE, SEATED: Pres. M. Flowers, Sec. B. Olim, Advisor, Miss Stevenson, Treas. L. Eason, V. Pres. B. Mann. BELOW: LOWER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL: STANDING: M. Beeson, L. Bruce, M. Wilson, K. Adams, F. Menzer, C. Williams, C. Moore, E. Avery, L. Wallbaum, Pres., Sara Burton, K. Tilley, D. Hillis. .,-4 Carillon Our St. Mary's annual, the Carillon, is the product of hard work and dili- gent effort. The Carillon staff spent infinate hours compiling this volume containing over ZOO pages of pictures and cutlines that depict life at S.M.S. Our editor, Angie Rose, began work on the '74-'75 annual last spring when she selected her staff of forty-two stu- dents. During the summer Angie and several members of her staff attended a workshop at Ole Miss where they gath- ered ideas and began preparation for a year of hard work. Many Saturdays would find a certain group of forty-two people working intently on the Carillon, and Miss O'Sullivan, the faculty advisor, needle- point in hand, ready to help whenever she was needed. You now have the final result of imagination and perspiration, creativ- ity and a lot of laughs. I I ,f ... 1 OPP. PAGE: fl to rj Assist. Editor, Watty Brooks, Bus. Manager, Murfy Watson, Editor, Angie Rose. GEN. STAFF: TOP ROW, l to r: S. Sheth, I. Fletcher, S. Francisco, S. Davidson, L. Barzizza, A. Brown, L. Walt, L. Erb,J. Genette, I. Dailey, R. Triplett. Znd ROW: C. Webb, I. Jamieson, C. Klein, S. Russell, S. Page, K. Ossorio, C. Clarke, M. Nettleton. SEATED: L. Britt, D, Fargarson, K. Stroud, L. Francisco, G. Pat- terson, C. Fri, G. Waller, G. Harrison. NOT PIC- TURED: B. I. Fiser, M. Rogers, V. Snider, M. Townes THIS PAGE: TOP PICT.: fl to rj STAFF HEADS: A. Espenshade, K. Person, L. Hitchings, M. Triplett, D. Stahl, C. Garrett, B. Olim, L. Walpole. Faculty Advi- sor, Miss O'Sullivan, Tatler The Tatler, St. Mary's newspaper, is pub- lished about eight times each school year. The staff works hard to put together an interesting, informative paper. Articles appearing range from book or movie reviews and sport commentaries to What lfs or Letters to the Editor. The editor, Nora Wingfield, works with her staff cho- sen from grades nine through twelve to publish a paper that St. Mary's students will enjoy reading. TOP RIGHT: Nora contemplates. ABOVE: Advisor, Mrs. Copp. RIGHT: Editor N. Wingfield, Assistant Ed. S. Rob- erts, Bus. Managers, P. Spiegelman and W. Sloane, wait by lamppost. ... ,.,,., . MIDDLE: PAGE AND COPY EDITORS, 1. to r.: N. Golden, A. Newsom, R. Bartusch, I. David- son, 5. Hollis. SEATED: B. Mann P. Mueller, L. Page, W. Outlan. BELOW: REPORTERS: TOP TO BOTTOM, 1. to r.: B. Bingham, K Daniel, P. Hyde, L. Rogers, L. Shapard, R. Burr, D. Hill, S. Hummel, B. Cape, G. jones, M. Mason, L. Eason, I. Butler, K. Burr, P. Thomason, A. Gilliom, D. Waltz, L. Osborne. X N- QA A ., Bay! 5 X H eilbfd' 23?-,F 1 . K . MY. a' I , Q. VV rn . M ',.3'!7f -' 3. V w f' . NN ' 'iff' Wifi? Xfixir V-i'f':lVi Belles Lettres Belles Lettres is St. Mary's literary publication. Students are encouraged to submit poems, stories, and essays to be published. The staff, which consists of stu- dents from grades nine through twelve, selects the best of these writings to be published. AT RIGHT: Mrs. Chisolrn, advi- sor, K. Bruce, editor. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: L. Lifer, F. Outlan, V. Donelson. BOTTOM ROW: T. Fransisco, A. Pitcock, M. Flowers, D. Adelson. Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll is a national society made up of juniors and seniors who have done outstanding work on a student publi- cation. Another requirement is that they must rank in the top one-third of their class The girls pictured here fulfill these require- ments. FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: B. I. Fiser, B. Olim, C. Garrett, L. Gilliom, A. Rose, W. Outlan. NOT PIC- TURED: Dabney Fargason, Nancy Muse, Theresa Alissandratos. BELOW: fleft to rightj M. Watson, M. Flowers, K. Bruce, L. Walpole, W. Sloane, M. Tri- plett, L. Francisco. -. -X na lt Choir The singing often heard in chapel on Fridays is the product of many hours of steady devotion by that group of Upper School girls who form the choir. Besides chapel services, the choir gives several evening con- certs but their most impor- tant engagements are those in the spring on their sing- ing tour. Last year the choir traveled the Mid-South area singing both choral and popular music. The choir is open to girls from grades seven through twelve whether they believe that they can sing or not. Miss Reiners, the director, takes St. Mary's students, gives them a piece of music, and teaches sopranos, second sopranos, and altos to express them- selves in song. , to s - It-i , .vs it s 3 w , is-., 1 f N U ,.--' 1 My V Q ms- . ,pg ,, lr - l V ' 59 V tes, ff ' ,L - Q M ..... 5 wp- 4 ,X Ga ,V f gi V as V - --me i . l at ' 4 1' 43.2 f' K K ' 5 ' V ,4 ll, if 14 t, . . 1 K N 'ssffffff ' -,V . ,ef ' l: Sl t i ,, 1' l ,. A in -Q X W , ' 1.1, I A .. s 1, f' ,.,, ,-1af ,,,, - er A h:fb1ir...,?r..., 1 I h Zi, ,. ,W , - yt ' .f,9,n,-'3 ,V Ng it ' ' r-- f 'sf ,.,,,, V' x W 2 I , ,.,, 3 ' 'XX W, i'x: 'li X pk: V 3 ' l l YQk+w,,,,w 3 b . ' Piighiltfl A Pi r I'-Vg . . ,,,. qw- .5 - lg... K 1. S+ 1 Q.. .Tr-,Qi 35' fa: A .Q , N , .. V957 A. -fn I , OPP. TOP: MEMBERS: C. Sipes, L. Gilliom, R, Triplett, A. Pitcock. Znd ROW: A. Daniel, C. Iohnson, D. Waltz, M. Fisher, A. Gilliom, M. Owen SEATED: M. Flowers, D. Stahl, K. Bruce, M. Triplett. OPP. BELOW: STANDING: L. Boston, S. Stuart, W. Iones, N. Muse, G. Harrison, A. Pierson, L. Bruce, A. Eddings, S. Pipkin. SEATED, l. to r.: T Forney, T. Alisandratos, I. Iemison, B. Mann, P. Mueller, K. Webb. THIS PAGE, LEFT: Pres. Laurey Lamar. ABOVE: Director, Miss Reiners. Thespian Society The Thespian Society is made up of those girls who have spent at least 100 hours working on St. Mary's or other pro- ductions. After being inducted into the society, a member must work ZO hours each year to remain a member. The Thespians organize our Spring play andwany other productions that they feel inspired to do. This year the Thespians had a drama day for the school where duet acts, speeches, and improvisa- tions were presented. Today St. Mary's . . . tomorrow, Hollywood. .i ' X.. t w The Drama Club is made up of students in grades nine through twelve who are working their way to the National Thespian Society. These Drama Club members work on the Spring Play and any other productions that they might organize in order to earn ten points and a chance to be inducted into the Thespian Society. ABOVE: fl to r, top to bottomj M W. Walker, L. Barzizza, B. West, V. Donelson, V. Zepatos, T. Blair K. Person, I. McNeely, P. Speigel: man, K. Stroud, S. Apperson, I. Fletcher, L. Loveless, S. Stuart, A. Newsom, D. Fargarson, A. Espenshade, I. Valentine, L. Sha- pard, P. Mueller, A. Pitcock, T. Alissandratos. AT LEFT: S. Sheth, K. Edmonson, T. Walko, D. Waltz, C. Klein, L. Vookles, L. Osborne, K. Daniel. NOT PIC- TURED: S. Roberts. Beta Club The St. Mary's Chapter of the National Society of Beta Club serves its school, and community in many ways. At school, members help in the office with hospitality and serve as Students of the Day passing out chapel caps and keeping order at lunch. They also make frequent visits to the Sunshine Home for Men and Tobey's Children's Hospi- tal. To become a member one must show character, leadership, academic excellence, and school spirit. . gil X ei .Lf 5. PM z V1 2. - ' I VVIV H. W p 45. ,ggi 1 V ,Q- ,, f+'f'.w K r 1 . I 37 x- I OPP. PAGE, TOP: OFFICERS: R. Bartusch - Pres., M. Triplett - V. Pres., V. Snider - Treas., N. Wing- field - Sgt.-at-Arms, C. Garrett- Sec. BELOW: SENIOR MEMBERS: D. Stahl, W. Iones, L. Walpole S. Roberts, A. Rose, L. Francisco, I. Jones, M. Wat- son, L. Page, M. Flowers. SEATED: C. Cape, B. Olirn K. Bruce. THIS PAGE, TOP: NEW MEMBERS: L. Eason, M. Townes, C. Harrison, I. Fletcher, K. Stroud, W. Sloane. ABOVE: NEW IUNIORS: A. Pit- cock, L. Gilliom, A. Espenshade, G. Waller, L. Mor- row, B. I. Fiser. AT LEFT: N. Muse, T. Allisandratos, S. Hancock, W. Outlan, D. Fargarson, L. Loveless. National Honor Society The National Honor Society inducts members annually from grades eleven and twelve. The requirements for the Honor Society are leadership, scholar- ship, character, and service. The National Honor Society has become one of St. Mary's annual traditions. TOP: SENIOR MEMBERS: I. Fletcher, W. jones, L. Lamar, Wendy Sloane. BELOW: NEW MEMBERS: R. Bartusch, L. Gilliom, L. Wal- pole, M. Triplett, T. Alissandratos, W. Outlan, K. Bruce. NOT PICTURED: Burkley Mann. .T 'Bias ' O- ,,.. A V? E Q x.- 0 KJ' Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta, better known as the Math Club, is a national society for those stu- dents who excel in mathematics. Girls in grades ten, eleven, and twelve are eligible forthe annual inductions. Mu Alpha Theta explores many careers that might interest Math Club members. TOP: B. I. Fiser, A. Harwood, S. Smith, G. Waller, G. Jones, G. Harrison, C. Kang, C. Webb. MIDDLE: P. Mueller, I. Fletcher, Pres., W. Jones, W. Outlan, L. Gilliom, L. Loveless, I. McNeely, B. Mann, T. Alisan- dratos, M. Triplett, K. Bruce, V. Pres. BOTTOM, TOP TO BOTTOM: fleft to rightj R. Burr, N. Wingfield, R. Bartusch, C. Garrett, L. Walpole, W. Sloane, S. Hancock, A. Newsom, Sec.-Treas., K. Ossorio, S. Hollis, L. Lamar, M. Watson, C. Cape, Advisor, Ms. Land. NOT PIC- TURED: Dabney Fargarson, Debbie Stahl. M Club The M Club, the athletic organization of St. Mary's, is composed ofthe girls who devote their time to sports through interest and ability. To be a member of this club, one must be on at least two of the school teams, show athletic ability, and most of all show enthusiasm and sportsman- ship while playing. The members not only partici- pate in school sports but also help to promote spirit throughout the school. AT RIGHT: L. Francis, I. Ash- man, I. Daily, A. Harwood, M. Rhea, V. Snider, H. Holmes, K. Wellford, G. Wycoff. BELOW LEFT: S. Page, K. Lammons, N. Wingfield, M. Flowers, L. Page, I. Genette, L. Erb, Ci. Waller, A. Rose, L. Morrow, C. Farmer. BELOW RIC-HT: Pres., S. Page, V. Pres., L. Morrow, Sec.-Treas., M. Rhea. Chess Club l Practically every Saturday one may see the St. Mary's Chess Club competing in var- ious tournaments at the Memphis Public Library. The Chess Club meets weekly to learn new moves and to hear guest speakers talk of their feats ofthe board. This year Mr. Bis- quier, an International Chess Grand Master, visited the Chess Club to exhibit his methods of simultaneous chess. AH .,,, 1' ABQVE: E. Schmeisser, L. Strong, S. Burr, C. Das, E. Kang, P. Walker, S. Mansburg, A. Gross. ABOVE: L. Osborne, S. Sheth, M, Fisher, L. Bruce, C. Johnson, L. Vookles, L. Boston, T. Walko, B. Bullock, D. Waltz, K. Edmonson, A. Daniel. AT LEFT: S. Mason, V. Pres., A. Gilliomg Stud. Coun. Rep., L. Gilliom, Pres., C. Sipes, Sec.-Treas., Miss Stidham, Advisor. 61 Latin Club The Latin Club is made up of our best Latin schol- ars and their advisor, Miss Stidham. Seniors are offered a Greek course taught by Miss Stidham, also. These club activities include skits and pizza par- ties. ABOVE LEFT: Advisor, Miss Stidham. RIGHT: Pres. Lisa Morrow, V. Pres. Susan Francisco, Stud. Coun. Rep. Sharon Hancock. GREEK CLUB: A. May, W. Jones K. Bruce, I. Iones, N. Tickle. BELOW: LATIN CLUB: TOP TO BOTTOM, l. to r.: I. Fletcher, M. Nettleton, D. Adelson, N. Wing- field, I. Butler, I. Jamieson, R. Harkness, K. Hammer, K. Dan- iel, A. Espenshade, M. Powell, M Rhea, D. Waltz, B. I. Mills, S. Davidson, L. Eason, T. Walko, G. Waller, B. Bolton, L. Sanderson, L. Osborne, S. Davis, L. Walt, B. Iohnson, S. Russell, K. Burr, M. Bell, T. Gilliland, M. Mason, V. Snider, W. Outlan, K. Osborne, K. Person, D. Fargarson, P. Allen, C. Bagwell. 1 ALL K his 4' s The Spanish Club is an organization of students who study Spanish in grades nine through twelve. With Mrs. Mansburg as their advisor, they plan field trips and programs which further their interest in this language and the countries connected with it. LEFT: OFFICERS, l. to r.: Stud. Coun. Rep, N. Golden, Sec. M. Flowers, Pres. P. Spiegelman, Treas. L. Page, V. Pres. L. Loveless. BELOW: MEMBERS: TOP TO BOTTOM, l. to r.: C. Powell, S. Smith, I. Davidson, M. Rogers, M. Walt, C-. Wycoff, L. Rogers, C. George, K. Wellford, I. Iemison, A. Chaney, D. Fargarson, K. Tully, L. Sanderson, I. McNeilly, C. Sights, S. Apperson, R. Bartusch, M. Townes, S. Kubler, E. Browne, H. Holmes, N. McFadden, M. Atkinson, L. Shapard, M. Triplett, B. Bing- ham, C. Farmer, A. Espenshade, A. Harwood, B. Cape, E. Saunders, S. Muirhead, V. Hoyt. H W v. .,,, , l3?'4.::fn.ffzgfgs,z: fn ffm ,.,wff1ezffff I The Upper School French Club has really been active this year Wlth Mrs Morton our new French teacher and Cathy Love the president the club has received strong support from the stu dents in grades nine through twelve Through traveler s lectures Christmas caroling in French, and exquisite French cuisine, the French club has , learned more of France and the French language. ABOVE: MEMBERS: B. Davis, A. Pitcock, S. Stuart, C. Fri, K. Fisher, C. Frieze, L. Britt, L. Gilliom, P. Mueller, N. Muse, V. Zepatos, K. Webb, L. Hitchings, G. Iones, L. Lifer, R. Tri- plett, T. Alisandratos, S. Hancock, I. Daily, M. Smith, G. Perkins, S. Alexander, L. Gratz, L. Barziza, S. Hammer, D. Hill, S. Francisco, K. Hoffman, C. Clarke, G. Stevenson, A. Gilliom, L. Vookles, M. Goad, C. Kang, I. Hughes, A. Pierce. BELOW: OFFICERS: l. to r.: Pres. C. Love, Treas. P. Thomason, Serg. at Arms, M. Barrett, Sec. A. Newsom, Stud. Coun. Rep. K. Brown, V. Pres. W. Sloane. NOT PICTURED: Program Chairman, C. Klein, Members, B. Olim, M. Flowers. vwa,.,........m FAR LEFT: Advisor, Mrs. Galbreath. BOTTOM LEFT: C. Wilmont, M. Zanone, D. I-lillis, N. Polk, S. Burton, K. Tilley, C. Love, K. Kubler, L. How- ard. BELOW: TOP TO BOTTOM, l. to r.: C. Keith, A. Burr, M. Myers, M. Tully, L. Burleigh, M. Bruce, L. Klinke, H. Nobles, L. Gillentine, P. Powell, C1. Cwassner, M. Rogers, R. Brent, K. Price, M. Dickerson, C. Pierson, I. Iennings, L. Jaeger, R. Osborne, C. Alexander, A. Richardson, N. Manire. AT LEFT: Betsy Olim does a dramatic reading for the French Club. The Lower School French Club is one of the most active clubs of the lower grades. It is made up of sixth- grade students and their advisor, Mrs. Galbreath. These interested girls learn more about France through games such as Monopoly en Francais and French card games. They have had lectures from travelers to France and hope to have a French dinner this year. The Lower School French Club motivates many stu- dents to study French in the Upper School. IESKYUZQ Q xg S? St. Martha's Guild St. Martha's Guild is a service organiza- tion open to all girls in grades seven through twelve. With Mrs. Matheny as their advisor, the club has accomplished much. They made toys for the children at the Iuvenile Court and visited the Lutheran Church for the Deaf. Their future projects will be helping the Penal Farm and others. TOP RIGHT: G. Gioia, I6 Russell, C. Britt, A. Beeson, S. Barrett, S. Thornason. ABOVE: R. Fruchtrnan, Treas., R. Robertson, Sec., G. Barron, Pres., N. Archer, V. Pres. RIGHT.: T. Per- kins, A. Brooks, S. Perkins, G. Bingham, L. Saunders, L. Kilpatrick, D. Gioia. The Lower School Library Club keeps the lower school library in order and helps Mrs. C-oza, the librarian, teach our stu- dents the rules of the library. The members deco- rate the Bulletin boards each month. A library club member is always ready to help check out or find books in the library. TOP fl to rj E Gillentine M L Mansfield S Laughlin K McCracken M Rogers C Will mott R Osborne I Jennings MIDDLE LEFT OFFICERS G Iones G Gassner A Brooke ABOVE I-I Nobles M Bruce L Howard M Myers R Brents P Southern C Alexander AT LEFT. fstandingj E. Clifton L. Karn C. Robilio L. C-oforth L. Martin B. McCracken I. Eppes L. Crockarell D. Boren. SIT- TING: M. McKnight E. Thrasher, L. Wrignt, I. Harwood, K. Frock, L. Scholes. ..,.- The Library Club The Library Club is an organization which does a great deal for the whole school in a quiet way. These girls work to help the librarians and keep the library orderly and neat. There is always a member at the check-out desk to help students find and stamp their books. The library club is also in charge of filing and processing our new and old books. The club helps to display our art exhibits each month. They do activities together such as their annual picnic and sponsoring a reception after Mr. Leech's lecture on Being a Librarian. My L 'kat- 3 , c ,, , 1 G: XR OPP. PAGE: TOP: LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Fentress, Mrs. Barrett. OPP. BOTTOM: C. Lawson, N. Carlson, K. Eayssoux, G. Brown, L. Bruce, M. Fisher, L. Brock, A. Brooks, C. Iohnson. THIS PAGE: TOP: Pres., L. Francisco, Sec., L. Gilliorn, Treas., K. Daniel, V. Pres., T. Alissndratos. ABOVE: MEMBERS: D. Adelson, N. Muse, A. May, S. Apperson. Photographers And The Art Club At the right are our Tatler and Car- illon photographers. These girls are hard working members of one of our publications and serve as extra photographers in their spare time. The Creative Arts Club fbelowj has been revived this year and has been meeting monthly on Satur- days to workin various mediums from encil to oil. The onl re uire- P I 4 . D Y' Q ment to Join this club is an interest in art. Pep Club The purpose ofthe Pep Club is to arouse T enthusiasm and spirit at St. Mary's. By encouraging game attendance and organiza ing pep rallies before games, the Pep Club helps make S.M.S. the most spirited school in Memphis. The girls pictured here were chosen by the Student Council because of their great school spirit and their ability to scream. OPP. PACE: TOP: V. Snider, G. Waller, C. Garrett, M. Belcher, M. Tri- plett. BELOW: ftop to bottom, l to rj L. Osborne, B. Bullock, A. Gilliom, D. Waltz, A. Espenshade, D. Fargarson, V. Zepatos, K. Person, L. Sha- pard, V. Donelson, L. Vookles, K. Edmonson, W. Outlan, I. McNeely, T. Blair, I. Valentine, M. W. Walker, S. Hancock, Pres., N. Muse, G. Barron, N. Archer, L. Barzizza, M. Townes. TI-IIS PAGE: TOP: L. Barzizza, D. Fargarson, B. Bingham, A. Brown. RIGHT.: F. Outlan, G. Bingham, W. Brooks, R. Burr. BELOW: L. Eason, G. Gioia,J. Butler, C. Britt. LEFT.: S. Hancock, V. Pres., N. Wingfield, Pres. 'vm ,H :nu 1 I Softball '74 Under the tyranny of Betty Poteet, these 14 Hank Aaron's practiced every weekday afternoon until five o'c:lock. Much enthusi- asm and devotion is required in this sport, but spring fever struck SMS and the team came in third in our league. E ABOVE: VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: fkneelingj M. Carlson, I. McNeely, V. Lofton, B. Mann, B. Olim, G. Wal ler. fstandingj I. Ashman, L. Hitchings, C. Farmer, K. Stroud, R. Lewis, N. Wingfield, M. Rhea, W. Outlan. :Q g' .gm , Val ABOVE LEFT: Is that you, Betsy? ABOVE RIGHT: Looking for something, Burkley? BELOW LEFT: Our favorite bench warmer. BELOW RIGHT: Smash it, Kathy! Tennis '74 IR. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: fseatedj K. Burr, M. Bell, G. Brown, K. Wellford, fstandingj A. Beeson, I. Butler, G. Wycoff, V. Snider, A. Harwood, H. Holmes. RIGHT: Seeing how my opponent is 35.9265 feet from me, it would take precisely 1.4 seconds forthe ball to reach her if the angle ofthe racquet varies inversely with the altitude at which the ball is elevated. Try that for your Hcarborasticjoshuator! ABOVE LEFT: Aim for her mouth. ABOVE RIGHT: Nice shot! LEFT: VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: M. Barrett, K. Lam- mons, L. Erb, I. Genette, W Sloane, D. Stahl. Soccer '74 Our soccer teams rated the top in the city: the Var- sity was first in the M.I.G.S. League, and the Ir. Varsity was second, tied with Hut- chison. LL..- ABOVE: JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: ffirst rowj I. Ashman, M. Bell, K. Wellford, M. Carlson, B. Fruchtman. fsecond rowj B. Davis, N. Davis, H. Holmes, C. Clarke, P. Hyde, L. Francis. fthird rowj W. Pritchartt B. Bolton, L. Harwell, Mrs. Smith, C. Fri, M. Atkinson, K. Burr. VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: ffirst rowj M. Walt, I. Waller, C. Farmer, L. Loveless, A. Rose. fsecond rowj L. Morrow, L. Walt, S. Page, V. Zepatos, L. Erb, S. Page, M. Rhea, V. Snider, Miss Clark. ABOVE RIGHT: A soccer ball contemplates the coming game LEFT: He made me an offerl couldn't refuse! IR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: ftop rowj K. Burr, M. Bell, K. Wellford, F. Outlan. MIDDLE ROW: A. Harwood, I. Dailey, P. Allen, L. Francis. BOTTOM ROW: M. Rhea, V. Snider, L. Sanderson, H. Holmes, C. Clark. I Volleyball '74 l Although the scores did not measure up to the last year's scores, the volley- ball teams this year had more spirit, I skill, and determination, than in the past. The seventh and eighth grades pulled through undefeated, while the I Varsity and Ir. Varsity teams lost only by a small margin. Final scores were Seventh and Eighth grade: 6-O, the Ir. . Varsity: 2-4, and the Varsity: 2-4. I I I I VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Cleft to rightj Mrs. Smith, A. Rose, M. Flowers, K. Lammons, L. Erb, C. Farmer, l G. Waller, L. Morrow, S. Page, L. Page, R. Bartush. e F SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL TEAM: ftop rowj M. Francis, N. Smith, C. Brown, N. Carlson, G. Jones, S. Russell, M. Pitts. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Smith, I. Holmes, M. McDearman, S. Willis, C. Lawson, C. Britt, B. Brown, I. Feild, G. Gioia. BOTTOM ROW: T. Lupo, M. Carlson, K. Summitt. . i A r 4 1 1 Basketball T '75 . The St. Mary's School basketball teams were T looking up towards their goal this year. The teams were playing well midway through the season, although the competition was stiff. The annual goes to press before the season is T over, so we want to wish all the teams good luck! . 1 l 1 ABOVE: 7th AND 8th GRADE: ffirst rowj M. Carlson, T. Lupo, S. Russell, K. Summit, M. Loeb. fsecond rowj M. Pitts, M. Francis, M. McDearman, I. Holmes, S. Willis, L. Williams. fthird rowj C. Britt, K. Russell, A. Bur- . ton, S. Mason, N. Carlson, C. Lawson, Ms. Clark. BELOW: VARSITY: ffirst rowj A. Rose, S. Page, L. Gilliom, L. l Morrow, B. Mann, G. Waller. fsecond rowj M. Nettleton, R. Burr, M. Walt, C. Farmer, K. Stroud, M. Flowers, Ms. Thrasher. fthird rowj I. Genette, L. Page, Mr. McCracken, L. Erb, K. Lammons, M. Barrett, M. Mills. l ABOVE: IR. VARSITY: ffirst rowj M. Rhea, L. Francis, Ms. Smith. fsecond rowj L. Harwell, A. Gilliom, C. Fri, S. Kubler, G. Wycoff, K. Daniel, V. Snider, R. Lewis, I. Dailey. fthird rowj H. Holmes, L. Hitchings, A. Harwood, L Walt, C. Clarke, C. Smith. Sports 'Qu .1 4 F W J 1 -i -- , K- ,,-, . .b.. ,,-:,. f.-- 7 V . f , , 3 Y 4 March Spring sprang and St. Mary's girls took advantage of it during their Spring Vacation. Ninth graders got ready for fun in the sun at Disney World while other students packed their long johns for a skiing trip to Colorado. The Lower School was not idle either as they prepared their entries for the fantastic St. Mary's Science Fair and Art Show. 'Q OPPOSITE PAGE: RIGHT: What's the scoop with the white nose poop? THIS PAGE: TOP: I-Iancock's hotdogging it again whether she is on skis or not. BOTTOM: Mary, you've got me up a creek! April Eat your heart out, Dick Williams! St. Mary's Talent Show surpassed all expec- tations. Our talent was not only in singing and danc- ing, but also in eating as shown at the junior Class Spaghetti Supper. Our dra- matic ability was accented by the presentation of The Curious Savage, our annual spring play. We also showed our dramatic abil- ity in the Student Council Election skits. High politics and fun resulted in the election of great Student Council officers. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: I-low could they accuse us of making a political deal? LOWER LEFT: Frostbite attacks! THIS PAGE: TOP: Robin gives orders to fellow cafeteria revolu- tionaries. BOTTOM: Be cool, Nora! They'll never know you've never driven. April Spring Play Last spring, the Drama Club presented a three-act comedy entitled The Curious Sav- age. It was the story of a sane woman and the attempts of her insane children to have her committed. After weeks of hectic rehearsals, the cast and crew produced a successful and enjoyable show. ' ,xi bf .wig ' ,,1,X 5 OPPOSITE PAGE: FAR RIGHT: Now don't let me fall, I'll just ruin my coiffure. UPPER LEFT: Iohn Thomas has the measles. I hope you won't catch them. LOWER LEFT: The curious Mrs Savage. THIS PAGE: TOP: You are such a squid: I just have to get out of here! MIDDLE: Mrs. Paddy, did you take the hot dogs, codfish, cray- fish, catfish, Catnip, sheepdip, sawdust, buttermilk, and pins from the St. Mary's kitchen? BOTTOM: Who said this was a nut-house? May St. Mary's Belles made good use of their study halls and lunch hours by basking in the May sun. Another sunny spot in May was the appearance of Furry Lewis in Schadt I-Iall. Speaking of halls, we devas- tated Harpeth Hall of Nashville in their vol leyball tournament. ln another of our ath- letic activities, Blue-White Day, the Blue Team defeated the White Team only to be defeated in the end because ofthe White Team's academic points. A . sa sssaa OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Ooooohh! That Furry Lewis just loves to jazz up the halls of St. Mary's LOWER LEFT: We hate picture-snatchers! RIGHT: Where's my teddy? Tl-IIS PACE: TOP: St. Mary's answer to Coney Island. LOWER LEFT: Ma, I only had one cavity! LOWER RIGHT: Will the real Susan Page please stand up! Mast May Day Louisa is queen for the day while Jeanne is princess with Dominique as her lady-in- waiting. The royal court is entertained by our own ballerinas in the first, third, and fifth grades who performed as various jew- els. UPPER RIGHT: Bolshoi Ballet? Well, how about Radio City Music Hall? LOWER RIGHT: A ruby in an arabesque. LEFT: Dream on, Melanie. as temp .ala rnts ,E i.... LEFT: Miss Dominique C-ioia, Lady-in- UPPER RIGHT: Admiring the Queen. LOWER RIGHT: We got rhythm. Waiting LUN, ffi wf15 'ff,g - 2,' l f'L2x Hr 2 I E .f ,av 4 5 .I 6 in f ,,, ,V W 4 'W' 4 W 1 W + ':,.f -, 'ef z, ex 1L.L V f M , , L5 f 2 si V! iw? Q N 4 'iii E xr V 'A L gy !?',5r iL -'ii 'Alix 1253, Q' L ' ' ,, P. . M, U . WFg?Q5'Q?7iM5if ,f ' F fi ' f' , 'f ' ' ' 5 ' Vf wa, .mAA if b ' V J 1' 5 A f f- ,-? ,,f M f , f we as I M , .. 1, ff My , i 3 I. ,dh-p, ,MMD ' 3 . Af .V -4-ff ,, if if ' ' 4 ad' 4,15 d - Wax fl K , - f 9' - Y I f + .hzf 157 i J 'H f ,L if 'W w Q ,A ' 1' 3 352124, ' ,M f .af Q, ig, t vy f . 4 xf' my Class Day Seniors, in their caps and gowns for the first time, celebrated their last day of school before graduation. Outstanding students in all grades are honored with the presentation of medals for excellence in various subjects. Ft J, iiat tg,t -T 1 5, i 1 1 .rf 'i l L X ni ki ,, , I T. Y LL L ! ' 1 1 . - P .. , ,,. , ., ,. 1 L . . L, ,X V 'Q LEFT: Where's the head of the Student Council? UPPER RIGHT: The judges come in for their final decision LOWER RIGHT: They are all great gals. UPPER LEFT: Gaw-aw-ly. LOWER LEFT: Eeny, meeny, miny, mo, catch a graduate by the toe. TOP RIGHT: The beginning of the end. Graduation '74 In 1974, Graduation was a day of both smiles and tears. The seniors in their beautiful white dresses, glided down the aisle pre- ceded by their flower girls. Sue Anne Turpin spoke as the valedictorian, and Brooke Morrow received the highest honor, the Gold Cross. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: The Class of 1974. BELOW LEFT: It's a family affair. BELOW RIGHT: Pardon me, but these are mine. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Mrs. Harold Curry, recipient of the Teacher of the Year Award. BELOW: Holly, I just wanted to say Congra . . . Summer Camp '74 Summer Camp proves that girls learn in the sum- mer as well as in the winter. Many old and new Seniors act as counselors, teaching the campers many athletic and Creative skills. ABOVE LEFT: Gee, this is a swell party! ABOVE RIGHT: Are you sure this is how you play this game? BELOW: They're the Bold Ones. g E L Q ABOVE: Counselling - a hair raising experience! BELOW LEFT: Graduates, Christie and Kathy say This is one way of getting us back. BELOW RIGHT: That was great, now where did it go? , MMM, September Remember September? We rang in the new year with a new headmaster and a swimming party and luncheon for the new girls. Though we worked diligently, our school activities helped keep up our spirit. Derby Day promoted spirit while Freshman Initiation promoted the Freshman Class into Upper School. Spirit and hard work would be enough for any school, but we also showed our superior beauties at the Homecoming soccer game. .Ff- 2. H Vykk .,,.- 'Q it f X 1 nf, W, fi t Chi OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Can't get much studying done in room 261. UPPER RIGHT: Now, do you want my love, or are we through? BOTTOM: It's a bird. . .it's a plane. . .it's a Mozart! THIS PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Shuffle off to Chez Nous! LOWER LEFT: Freshmen flake out. UPPER RIGHT: Homecoming Honeys. LOWER RIGHT: What do you mean, what hap- pened to my pants? f Cctober October was the month for strange happenings. The Halloween Bazaar, weird as it was, was not nearly so strange as Mr. Leech's appearance in chapel in a Scottish kilt, or the debut of Sharon Ban- anna and The Bunch. When speaking of strange happenings, one recalls the time The Chess Master played twenty people simultaneously and lVl.U.S. battled The Allstars of St. Mary's, St. Agnes, Hutchi- son, and Lausanne in soc- cer. One event that was not strange, but exciting was Marge Thrasher's appear- ance in Shadt Hall to give us some straight talk about a vvoman's place in the tele- vision industry. f OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Why, this is the last Friday ofthe month, isn't it? BOTTOM RIGHT: Madame Halloweeny and her gang. THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mrs. Stevens dresses for the occasion. TOP RIGHT: Sleeping Beauty. BOTTOM: Rabbi Sloane. November November was a month in which tired St. Mary's students found relief in activities such as the moving movie, Henry the Fifth, the glorious victory against MUS in volleyball, the chemistry class's field trip to Plough, Inc., stimulating assemblies by Tallie Lipscomb and Mr. Robert Love, and ever inspiring Beta Club tapping, and the enthralling Ninth- Grade joust. St. Mary's students also helped many needy families when they brought food disguised as white gifts. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: lf you c1on't let go of my arm, I'll sock you. TOP RIGHT: For my next act, I'll eat the microphone. BOT- TOM: Sophia gags with jealousy as Kathy gets Chris's attention. THIS PAGE: LEFT: I've heard of being up for the game, but really guys . . .! UPPER RIGHT: Pickpocket Pitcock. LOWER RIGHT: I think I'rn gonna be sick! I Alumnae Day '74 On this day, Alumnae have a chance to see that their alma mater really has not changed in spirit. The seniors, who will soon be alumnae themselves, act as hostesses, while Juniors serve refreshments. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: So you were talking to the lady with the pushed in nose . . .TOP RIGHT: An alumna remembers fondly those years of hard work at St. Mary's. BELOW: Susan Page practices being an alum. THIS PAGE: TOP: Do I still need a note from my mother if I'm late? BELOW LEFT: Back with old acquaintances, once more they are St. Mary's girls. BELOW RIGI-IT: We know why these Alumnae teas are so popu- lar! N-w....,,,ww Mm . -...,..,w-w.,,.w ,..... ...M . ---ww...-0-4,-Q-...-Nat. b V W V r x Y U3 December By December each St. Mary's girl, like the title ofthe Sev- enth Grade play, really had Christmas in Her Eyes. The stu- dents showed their spirit in their excellent decorations of the halls and in The Beta Club's trip to Tobey Children's Hospital. Even the threat of coming exams could not still the excitement of Christmas. OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT: Burkley and Kathy concentrate attentively during choir practice. UPPER RIGHT: No won der he left her! LOWER RIGHT: Typical St. Mary's Sen- iors. . . always eating! THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Susan, lunch wasn't that bad! TOP RIGHT: Green Beans! BOT TOM: What's this doing in the annual? Q? L NP Christmas Pageant '74 Many students partici- pate in the Christmas Pag- eant. The voices of grades one through six plus those ofthe choir members are heard singing lovely old carols. Those Seniors who have been at St. Mary's the l longest pose in the tableau scenes. ABOVE: Most carolers experience a bit of stage fright before the pageant. IXANNUNCIAZICNE fda Vincij The Virgin: Susan Page The Angel: Louisa Page NATIVITY fBatoniJ Mary: Margaret Flowers . SHEPHERDS KEEPING WATCH flnlockhurstj Shepherds: Betsy Olim Angie Rose Iill Iemison ADORATION OF THE SHEPHERDS fMengoj Mary: Laine Erb Shepherds: Sally Hummel Iennifer Iones Wendi Sloane J' Ianuary Icy Ianuary brought snow, but it was not cold enough to chill our spirits, lifted by new spirit buttons, Pep Club skits, and Reli- gious Emphasis Week. The theme of Religious Empha- sis Week this year was modern interpretation of the Bible. Rabbi Danziger, Father Vieron, and Ben Mathes gave us varied and interesting views. The tenth grade gave us another new view with its Peek into Spring Fashion Show. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP How do you spell ant1d1 sestabl1shmentar1an1sm7 BOTTOM LEFT The masked man str1kes agam' BOTTOM RIGHT Good block Dabney' THIS PAGE TOP LEFT Some of my best fr1ends are Iewlsh. TOP MIDDLE. It 5 all Greek to me. TOP RIGHT: . . dancing to the Iail House Rock. BOTTOM: Yes, these two are just a few of my many worshippers. February February, the shortest month of the year, was really packed with activities and experi- ments. We were shocked with Future Week, thrilled by the Language Festival, ecstatic over a Mid-winter holiday, and amazed by the Student Council Talent Show. The month began with the seventh and eighth grades' disappointing loss to Ensworth, however, the month ended with luscious delight brought by the eleventh grade's Tasting Tea. , ' I OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Future Week began with the invasion of Laura. BOTTOM LEI-'1': He's the one. BOTTOM RIGHT: Some poeple will do anything to get attention. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: The mysterious Val Pal strikes again. TOP RIGHT: Welcome to the convent, Sister Kaky Maria. BOT- TOM: It's your turn to make up the cutline, Mo1ly. TP' 4-cfm Q, it M vw iw, at Iunior Kindergarten i,.'.1'fff, ig, lrlr , H 'tvwff STANDING, left to right: Cecelia Harwell, Dana Heimert, Bruce Moorman, Mary Nell Huff. SEC OND ROW: Charlotte Blohm, Betsy Haney, Morgan Carr, Abby Jacques, Mary Carroll. FIRST ROW: Anne B. Sharp, Leslie Hutchins, Melissa Rirnstidt, Hillary Graves, jenny Dyer, Stacy Wil liams. . 1 , 1 1 4 . A may S STANDING, left to right: Lynn Piper, Katherine Brown, Jennifer Kirkpatrick, Margaret Colbert. SECOND ROW: Perre C. Magness, Merither Nichols, Ian Thayer, Elizabeth Tully, Anne A. Anthony, Ragen Crawford. FIRST ROW: Margaret Gib- son, Alexa Shelley, Beth Gowen, Taylor Ulhorn, Erin Reams, jennifer Terry. STANDING, left to right: Lauren Hous- ton, Stacy Chandler, Paige Walton, Martha McBride. SECOND ROW: Cathy McCormick, lim Mer- iwether, Ioan Robin- son, Sherry Miller, Lisa Wright. FIRST ROW: Iennye Miller, Margaret Malone, Scott Spear, Robin Lewis, Peyton Gill, Elizabeth Polk. 125 Senior Kindergarten . . 4- r . , 111 A Mrs. Lyon's and Mrs. Williams's Senior Kindergarteners are: TOP ROW: Amy Rhodes, Lovellen Cockrill, Angela Leigh, Chris Welch, Deborah Henard, Kelly Young, Iill Piper, Sharon Frazier, Susan Holloway, Karen Bell, Amy Capon. MIDDLE ROW: Gigi Gaerig, Ann Walker, Kate Kemmerer, Amy Treace, Pattra Summers, Stacey Eldridge, Iennifer Lazar, Christy Harden, Nicole Lipsey, jennifer Tucker. BOTTOM ROW: Elisa Rosen thal, Brandi Earnest, Heather Dixon, Stacie Chappell, Vickie Carros, Angela Pilant, Karen Patterson. Mrs. Hughes' and Mrs. Stevens' Senior Kindergarteners are: TOP ROW: Maria Rogers, Gwen Cotten, Celeste Skouteris, june Richardson, Cindy Cates, Hilde Smith, Sarah Taylor, Gwynne Keathly, Julie Hunt, Suzanne White. MIDDLE ROW: Virginia Reed, Holly Hines, Lynn Gooch, Kim Iustis, Elizabeth Gilliland, Andre Rob- erts, Fontaine Taylor, Lucy Cianciolo, Claire Peyton. BOTTOM ROW: Catherine Roach, Margaret Alexander, Lorrie Clark, Gretchen Hillis, Lea Gieselmenn, Ianie Barnett, Paige Sullivan, Elizabeth Roane, Lise Schuyler, Amy Dixon. NOT PICTURED: Monica Boyd, Catherine Fogelman, Lauren Lewis, Laura Halle. , , Q 1 l' f wh y , ff S 45 ii fi 'W ' as ,. WB1 v 5: ww a ff -f ' RW , . Amy Apple Marcelle Askew Rebecca Beard Elizabeth Bowers Louisa Brooke Kritina Calhoun Cathy Cape Gail Chumney Cary Crawford Linda Crook Sherry DeSanctis Heather Freeman 128 Leigh Gordon Kristen Griffith Tamra Heimert Terri Hightower Anne Hill Iennifer Johnson Tari Johnson Laura Iosel First C-rade Laurie Langford Camille Lyon Kim Malone Leslea Martin S52 XV' Keenon McCloy len McDearrnan Irene McDonnell Leigh Mclain Sarah Menzer Iennifer Morton Carol Moseley Elizabeth Owen Hayes Peyton Cecile Roach Puddin Ross Kay Seessel Traci Sherman Elizabeth Stokes Carrie Stuart Iulie Thrasher jean Vaughan Elizabeth Whitsitt Anne Williams Lynda Withers Susan Yarbrough jamie Young 129 Beth Canale Lucy Cheek Lauren Dance Claudia Deberry Laurel Dixon Glynn Feild Margaret Frazier Louise Gaerig Mary Gowen julie Graber Ashley Henderson Tracy Howell Kara Kilpatrick Heather Kirkpatrick Marcia McCullough Carrie Mook Angela Moorman Molly Morris Lil Nobles Christine Norling Cindy Olsen Ioelle Philhours Polly Piper Betsy Pitts 130 Libby Alexander Rachael Ashrnan Damita Bailey Betsy Barnett Beverly Bolton Lisa Breazeale jane Burton Jennifer Caldwell Second Grade Elizabeth Pounders Leigh Powell Iulie Price Eileen Ruffin Suzanne Shelton Mary Speiden julia Thayer Anne Thrasher Melissa Thrasher Trina Traywick Ivy Wilroy Beth Wilson 131 Lisa Allen Vanessa Allen Celeste Barzizza Dee Bravos Molly Brown Alice Burr Iulie Caskey Susan Chapman Pauline Cheung Rhea Clift Meg Crighton Carol Darley 132 Third C-fade X Emily Davis Fran Fogelman Robyn Fuller Kate Gilliland Samantha Grilli W er ' , Clare Halle Peggy Harris Shannon Hines Diana Holcomb Ianet Holloway Alanda Horne Carrie Jaeger Nici johnson Audrey Kang Paige Latham Carrie McCaull Kelly McCracken Kelli McDowell Gwen McLaughlin Andrian Nowlin Kelly O'Shields Kim Patterson Lea Reams Kristen Reynolds Robyn Rhodes Iudy Scott Kathy Shade Megan Sotir Cindy Terry Ann Touliatos Janie Touliatos Cathey Turner Pearson Uhlhorn Kendall Weir Lila York 133 Alice Adams Michelle Anderton Zena Bailey Jodie Barringer Laurie Bell Lela Bellows Ellece Bill Bonnie Bolton Sarah Brice Brenda Buck Beverly Burr lane Cheung Kit Crighton Kristi Dart Diane Dickerson Ann Elsea Catherine Fulrner Brandon Garrott Courtney Harrell Iulie Harris Laurie Henderson Liza Johnston 134 Suzy Woodbury Elise Kilpatrick Monica Lazar Lisa Lichterman Phyllis Lindy Susan McCloy Lucia Menzer Susan Meriwether Suzanne Moore Elizabeth Neal Anne Owen Lisa Page Donna Piper Lea Powell Tasha Pretorious Susan Richardson Candy Rose Posey Saunders Rebecca Smith jennifer Stratton Elizabeth Tosh Catherine Trippeer Kara Winsett 135 Emily Adams Karen Adams Meg Beeson Erin Bingham Kate Blackwell Dudley Boren Ashley Brooke Olivia Bruce Elizabeth Clifton Jane Cody Laura Crockarell Jeanette Eppes Stephanie Pretz Karen Frock Leslie Goforth Kelley Good Jennifer Haas Jeanie Harwood Lee Anne Johnson Leslie Johnson Sally Johnston Gail Jones Leanne Karn Camille LeMaster Mary K. Long Lee Martin Maria Masi Brett McCracken Martha McKnight Freida Menzer Lisa Moore Nancy Howard Page Hallie Peyton Stacy Powell Mary Pretorious Catherine Robilio 136 Fifth Grade r .,,. A4 i it ri NM., Laura Scholes Lisa Sotir Natalie Terry Suzanne Thompson Elizabeth Thrasher Ienny Vookles Peppy Walt Andrea Weiss Cecile Williams Sarah Willmott Meg Wilson Lauren Wright 137 Celeste Alexander Elizabeth Avery Renee Brents Margaret Bruce Margaret Buckman Lee Burleigh Allison Burr Sarah Burton Melissa Clark Madera Dickerson Ellen Feild Gretchen Gassner Lizzie Gillentine Dana Hillis Laurie Howard Lisa Iaeger Jennifer Jennings Leanne Iennings 138 WW Katherine Kubler Caroline Keith Lynne Klinke Shaun Laughlin Candy Love Katherine Lucas Nathalie Manire Mary Lee Mansfield Kim McCracken Cindy Moore Melanie Myers Helen Nobles Roberta Roberts Cordelia Pierson Natalie Polk Pam Powell Kelly Price Ashley Richardson Merri Rogers Margaret Salmon Parn Southern Mim Stokes Karen Tilley Mary Tully Suzette Turner Ashley Uhlhorn Lisa Wallbaum Cindy Willmott Michelle Zanone Grace Bingham Laura Bourgoyne Treasurer Lisa Brock Amy Brooks Margaret Brown Kathy Buckman Carolyn Burr Jeanne Burrow Cornelia Canale Amanda Canfield Nancy Carlson Amy Clifton Champa Das Alex Eddings Kim Fayssoux Jamie Feild Susanna Fisher Molly Francis Vice- President Madeline Genette Secretary Josie Gilliland Dominque Gioia Jenny Goforth Gaye Gould Ashley Gratz 140 Seventh Grade Alice Gross Dorothy Ann Halliday Ian Holmes Gladys jones Louisa Iustis Edie Kang Laura Kilpatrick Carol Lawson Meg Loeb Sally Mansberg Susan McCau1l Margaret McDearman Sara McLaughlin Stacy Perkins Tracy Perkins Chalmers Peyton Stephanie Pipkin President Molly Pitts Lucia Saunders Elaine Schmeisser Betsy Siler Lea Mary Smith Margaret Stone Leslie Strong Amy Tillman Wilson Turner Elizabeth VanBrocklin Phyllis Walker Lisa Williams Stephanie Willis 141 Emily Adams Nell Archer Secretary Selina Barrett Gina Barron Anne Beeson Leigh Boston Christy Britt Betty Brooks Sarah Brooks Gwyn Brown Beth Brown Susan Browne Libby Bruce Anne Burton Melanie Carlson Treasurer Sarajane Cuthbertson Alexis Daniel Erin Dunn Melanie Fisher Tracy Forney Jeri Freiberger Becky Fruchtman Anne Garrett Germaine Gioia Vice- President Anne Golwen Corinne Johnson Ian Lettes Susanne Ligon 142 Grade ,. ir' 4 1? 'ea Nt. ff,,,,: mhz X , ,,m,,y, Terry Lupo Sarah Mason Beth Mayhall Carol Montague Suzy Morrow Lenelle Morse Linda Muse Julia Newsom Irene Orgill Margaret Oswalt Alexandria Pierson Wendy Pritchartt Robin Rader Roberta Robertson Sally Russell Kathy Russell Nancy Smith Barbara Stevenson Kelly Summitt Susie Thomason Jane Tillman Sandy Weaver Kakki Wright Gay Wunderlich President 143 Berry Bingham Brenda Bolton Elizabeth Browne Brenda Bullock Kathryn Burr Ann Chaney Carese Clark Dee Dee Clay Kathy Daniel Secretary Sara Davidson Vice- President Becky Davis Shelia Davis Kathy Edmundson Kelly Fisher Lisa Francis Tabitha Francisco Robin Fretz Carol Fri Carolyn George 144 Freshmen Miriam Atkinson Cindy Bagwill Margot Bell Tandy Gilliland Andrea Gilliom Meredith Goad Karen Hammer Patricia Allen Libby Armour jekka Ashman Q-'T' Leigh Harwell Heather Holmes President Kelly Hoffman Pam Hyde Bailey Iohnston Carole Klein Margaret Mason Betty Iane Mills Nancy McFadden Louise Osborne Frazer Outlan Meg Powell Stephanie Riggs Lisa Rogers Sunita Sheth Christy Smith Vicki Stidham Katie Tully Laura Vookles Tracy Walko Debra Waltz Kate Wellford 145 Jacqueline Hughes Tenth NIWE' Susan Alexander Lisa Britt President Ianey Butler Barbara Cape i lh.. if A92 iii lf? Grade G N ,. i r Vf ef W Y-N., V, . 1 r.. :fl ,tg qsf'OJj.3 flfiisw for Zia E fix xwaflhww V KA Cin 'igol Ginger Iones Cindy Kang Christy Kemmerer Susan Kubler Rhonda Lewis Leisa Lifer Sara Muirhead Kay Osborne Treasurer Gretchen Perkins Ann Pierce Charlotte Powell Marilyn Rhea Missy Rogers Laura Sanderson Erin Saunders Megan Smith Vice- President Susie Smith Vicki Snider Ginger Stevenson Palmer Thomason Molly Townes Rebecca Triplett Lucy Walt Grainger Wyckoff 'I47 Eleventh Grade Theresa Alissandratos Margaret Barrett Lise Barzizza Teri Blair Alison Brown Kim Brown Iulie Davidson Virginia Donelson Anne Espenshade Dabney Fargarson Carol Farmer Betty lane Fiser Martha Flowers Secretary Corinne Friese Chrissy Garrett Laura Gilliom Nancy Golden Sharon Hammer Sharon Hancock President Suzanne Hollis Vice- President Kathy Lammons 148 Edie Loeb Cathy Love Lucy Loveless Burkley Mann Iosie McNeely ng-vw 4 Lisa Morrow Peggy Mueller Nancy Muse Andrea Newsom Kaky Ossorio Wyeth Outlan Kathleen Person Allison Pitcock iffy. Sophia Russell Leslie Shapard Cindy Sipes Susan Stuart ki lan Valentine Mary Walton Walker Ginny Waller Bettina West Valerie Zepatos 149 4 - V - V - . K ' , . V- -fe,fa,mf-ffamafmiibiffaaiigfi2212msissizwfziffiiiffiff12:2i1Q1iff H Susan Kay Apperskmil i e f b i A soft answer turneth away wrathif ,Q 5 but grievous words stir up anger, ' v Proverbs 15:1 e 'b ,,',. ker Adelson The true harvest of dailyelifeis b e i intangible as the tintsofi j v morning or evening. e i if ,, - 're i b It is a little stardust ca ught, A segment of the rain bow. 5 K Henry Da vid Thoreagly 'Q'-WW ,. ,. ,. ' Ji l ,i7ff1MW'W' 7352- ' 195 ,W -.'iUf f Q3 I 11L. N -- I ,K 3, ,, ,,. ,,,,, or ., 2., H... , Q 1,1 MW , f: ig - ,.W,, . , ,, , Z ' f L ' Mary Ioah Belcher A good joke is the one ultimate and sacred thing which cannot be criticized, Gilbert Keith Chesterton Q3 J J fi at-p X I+! A 3 4' W M .,,,.. 3 4,,, L., ,H ' 'k r Y' f 9,9 6 if? Q Y if Roberta Brown Bartusch A good laugh i is sunshine in a house. l l William Makepeace Thackeray fm? 5Wxav l Katherine Ely Martin Bruce Maybe I can love you Maybe be your friend Maybe lcan help you Your trouble to mend Maybe sing a song for you Tha t's what I know best to do. ' Dave Mason Watson Kelsey Brooks See golden days, fruitful of golden deeds, t y With joy and love triumphing, john Milton O' Conme Cape Happiness is the harvest ofa quiet eye Austm O Malley Rebecca Beasley Burr . . . the heart ofhim who loves is a paradise on earth . . . LaMennais bw Iana Lee Fletcher . . . pure intellect will End pure pleasure and the onlyground fora philosophy conformable to truth. Robert Bridges l Elaine Bordeaux Erb To have enough to share -- to know the joy ofgiving, To thrill with all the sweets of life - is living. Anonymous V Lisa Monette Frangisco Generosity is the flower ofjustice. Nathaniel Hawthorne Margaret Lee Flowers You give but little l when you give of your possessions lt is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Kahlil Gibran e Dianne Elizabeth Hill The laughter of man is the contentment of God. Johan Weiss l Carolyn jane Genette Oh, could you View the melody of every grace And music ofher face. Richard Lovelace 1 Hifi? 1 Qfxfif W. Q Q 5 E W , ps if! f5If!J':!!J5:f5?!!5?!2ff , V. Jill Iemison The meaning of song goes deep. Thomas Carlyle -5 Sally lane Hummel The Lord respects me when I work, But He loves me when Ising. Q91 Anonymous 29' jennifer Victoria Iones There is a Hre in my heart I want to fling myself into r l the dark nigh t, And let it burn there, Let its flame rise higher, Still higher. Wh1tney Alford Jones To me every hour ofthe hght and dark Is a mzracle Walt Whztman Feng Hsueh-Fe Anne Elizabeth May O God, give me the strength to accept what cannot be changed Courage to change what should be changed And wisdom to distinguish the one from the other Anonymous Laura Anne Lamar just like a penguin in bondage. i Frank Zappa Margaret Nettleton What wisdom can you find that is grea ter' than kindness? A lean jagques Rousseau M Marianne Mills uh God forbid that I should go to any Heaven in which A Th ere are no horses. , R. B. Cunningham-Graham Lou1sa May Page Who can turn the world on with her smile? Who can take a nothing day, and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile? Well, its you, girl, and you should know it With each step and every little movement yo show it. Pat Williams L! Elizabeth Alice Olim The world belongs to the energetic. Emerson Mary Elizabeth Partin The highest of distinctions is service to others. h King George VI 164 Susan Paden Page Give me your smile, the love- Iight in your eyes, Life could not hold a fairer paradise. l Leonard Cooke Susan Faith is like a lily lifted light Love is like a Christina g Iuliav Gaither Patterson Look around and Choose your own ground For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'llcry And all you touch and all you see l ls all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd, Hdwhvh Flora Hunter S1ghts I 've gotta show the world K world has gotta see. See all the love, love tha t's in me Cat Stevens 'Q Angela Murrell Rose Beauty the smzle of God Robert Underwood johnson Penelope Warren Spiegelman You are as prone to love As the sun is to shine. Thomas Traheme Wendi Elizabeth Sloane To him whose elastic and vigorous ,thought keeps pace with the sun, the day is a perpetual morning. h Henry Da vid Th orea u Kathleen Stroud And in the end, The only love you take I5 equal to the love you make. T The Beatles Deborah Lee Stahl The words I ha ve to say May well be simple but they're true. Un til you give your love, Tl1ere'5 nothing more we can do. Leslie Duncan and Elton john Melame Tnplett let me sowlove St Franc1s OfAS5151 Nora Katherine Tickle Let us speak, let us speak - silence does not suit us since we have been created in the image ofthe word. Let us speak, let us speak - since wi thin us speaks divine thought, the soul 's unbodied speech. Constantine P. Cavafy Mary Holmes Walt A heart that can feel for another's woe, And share his joys with a genial glowg With sympathies large enough to enfold All men as brothers, is better than gold. Abram joseph Ryan Laurey Anne Walpole Oh, lsee by the l ange beside me That love has a reason to shine. Bob Dylan t tt,t yt,r Catherine Wingfield Webb . that wonder of the world, a smile from her bnght eyes . . . La Rochefoucauld Meredith Ladd Watson 'Nothing is so strong as gen tlen ess: Nothing is so gentle as real strength. St. Francis de Sales ummm mmf 1 ,I ,Q Iw Tl? NL ,. .xr 'fi rp X 5 -'faiaa' M wiht Wt aw? ' -I-5' isa- Qi:- 'xx ' 3. K xf::J,,:5'2 . we XT' ia li' wr' t if -W ,E 'X tt, we 3- ii -555' 'Y' 1- 9 373512. 2.5-7 51-r .S it xt :gig ff, ,P me P . :ww- ' zx. The Twelve-Year Club The Twelve-Year Club is composed of those seniors who have been at St. Mary's since the first grade. The members do not hold meetings, but they do deserve special recogni- tion for their many years of attendance. THEY ARE: ffrom left to rightj TOP ROW: Louisa Page, Betsy Olim, Susan Page. BOTTOM ROW: Marianne Mills, Margaret Flow- ers, Iill Iemison, Angie Rose. 5 1 . ,Q ' . ff ,B .W . ve W ' A w l i Q. 1 N 4 I 174 fy-4. li xi-v 17 ! I ? I P 1 l N r , 1 5. 1 - Q I' w 178 lf? .I X5 -pgr I ' ANNE MAY hlgh voice Tom C A R A httle actress not any Susie Homemaker henry critter Crump and Mummy Mark He s broken out mad sclentlst No I m ,A . ,Q scared lt il blow up' Oh well 35 5 182 1 P i W . match- a slip on, Mrs. John matter like a Wendi OLII' BCCI . rings l ' Z ' 'iii 1 A-sg m ard 5- . len SJ My Friend, I have not forgotten . . . I Have Not Forgotten Two children running in a meadow, Swimming, Falling off horses, Eating sandwiches Thick with peanut butter CThe chunky stylej, FG Xilfh WM 1 ft If e ' ' M .fi x , ,. W ft --it ,,-A W. S .,M,5, 6 Z. ,1 , ll, H ,E 1, ,if , R: -ATN ,. i,:....,-g Nearly drowning from laughter, Spending the night under the stars Making secret visits To a graveyard . . . ggi, in V lx. in 41.11 , Fit. ,N ' , ,,a.,, MN' There was so much laughter, More laughter than two people A love that grew deeper Could ever share. As we grew together. We laughed, we sang, We loved each other so much I We shared our dreams, That I became you Our secrets, our jealousies And you were me. And above all, Such Loyalty! y We shared love. Remember the volumes i So much love! Of notes we wrote? The nightly hour-long Phone conversations? Of course I still miss it. At times I find myself Staring at the picture , ,ww W ff I , .iv I 9 I I . l K .. 1 l You once gave me. If someone had told us then, It sits on my stereo One day you will be separated. In a little gold frame. Your friendship will With eyes brimming, Fade. I search for the thing we lost We would have laughed at them In your smiling photographed face. In scorn But, I know - somehow 'And sworn, as we did so many times That I can't have it back. That we'd never change - Things change. l I 5 ai if y W1 P- Especially toward each other. . . We lived on, But then. Shared our hearts and experiences The new school, With other girlfriends, The growing-up process, Laughed, Confided And things did change, And went crazy with others They always do. But, you know something . . . It's funny. . . Never have I laughed, We both got used to it, Confided or felt close The separation I mean. To any other friend. But what memories of you Would flash across My mind And I would realize That my feelings, When l did these same things With you Were more special And l know I loved you more Than any other friend l ever had Or will have. l do not know you Anymore And if we met on the street We'd give each other An embarrassed smile And briefly talk of Nothing And wonder how the other one Felt, Afraid at one time, Long Ago, We'd not have hesitated One minute To express our feelings To each other. I'll tell you something I do know, And I say this With all my heart- No matter what happens And how far we are From each other, Physically and mentally, I love you. And . . . I have not forgotten. Cherie Stovall SLlSaI'1 'UU' 2 A' becca mpg ' f? 52 J' N ,APS laine 194 debbie robin and ellen kathy jana mary watty COIIIIIB - H 1 if N 5 '- ' S. . L N Y C? W Vikk gg X . V' 5 I ff,1 , ., , J EN, 'K-5, A ' 5 V V J, K 2? -Q5 f P' K' A g -K A . 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Mm DEBBIE ADELSON Art Club 12, Latin Club 9 - 12, Library Club 9 - 12, Treas. 10, Student Teaching 12. SUSAN APPERSON Drama Club 12, Library Club 11 - 12, Spanish Club 9 - 12. ROBIN BARTUSCH Beta Club 10 - 12, Sec'y 11, Pres. 12, Class V.P. 10, Class Pres. 11, Honor Council 9, Latin Club 9, Mu Alpha Theta 12, National Honor Society 12, Spanish Club 10 - 12., Student Council 12, Student Suggestion Committee 11 - 12, Tatler 10 - 12, Volleyball 9 - 12. MARY BELCHER Cheerleader 9, Drama Club 9, Play 10 - 11, Soc- cer 11, Spanish Club 9 - 11, Tatler 9 - 12, Thes- pian Society 10 - 12. WATTY BROOKS Carillon 10 - 12, Ass't Ed. 12, Drama Club 9, French Club 9 - 12, Honor Council 10 - 12, Pres. 12, Library Club 9 - 11, V.P.11, Pep Club 12, St Martha's Guild, Sec'y 9, Student Suggestion Committee 12, Student Teaching 12, Thespian Society 10 - 12. KATHY BRUCE Belles Lettres 9 - 12, Ed. 12, Beta Club 11 - 12, Choir 9 - 12, Class Treas. 10, Latin Club 9 - 12, Pres. 11, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, V.P. 12, National Honor Society 12, National Merit Finalist 12, Quill and Scroll 11 - 12, St. Mar- tha's Guild 9. REBECCA BURR Basketball Manager 12, Class Sec'y 12, Mu Alpha Theta 12, National Merit Commenda- tion 12, Pep Club 12, Spanish Club 9 - 11, Stu- dent Council 12, Student Teaching 12, Tatler 12. CONNIE CAPE Snowden 9, Beta Club 11 - 12, Latin Club 10 - 12, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, Student Teaching 12.. LAINE ERB Basketball 9 - 12, Carillon 11 - 12, Class Sec'y 9, French Club 9 - 11, M Club 9 - 12, V.P.11, Soc- cer 9 - 12, Tennis 9 - 12, Volleyball 9 - 12. JANA FLETCHER Beta Club 12, Carillon 11 - 12, Drama Club 12, Mu Alpha Theta 11 - 12, Pres. 12, National Honor Society 11 - 12, National Merit Finalist 12. MARGARET FLOWERS Belles Lettres 9 - 12, Beta Club 10 - 12, Choir 9 - 12, Class Pres. 9 - 10, Drama Club 10, French Club 9 - 12, Pres. St. Martha's Guild 9, Quill and Scroll 11 - 12, Student Council 9, Treas. 10 Pres. 12, Student Teaching 12, Thespian Soci- ety 11 - 12, Twelve Year Club. LISA FRANCISCO Beta Club 11 - 12, Carillon 10 - 12, Drama Clul: 10, Latin Club 9 - 11, Library Club 9 - 12, Pres. 12, Quill and Scroll 11 - 12, Treas. St. Martha'sl Guild 9, Thespian Society 11 - 12, Pres. 12. JANE GENETTE Basketball 9 - 12, Carillon 9 - 12, Class V.P. 11,! French Club 9 - 10, M Club 9 - 12, Soccer 9 - 111 Student Teaching 12, Tennis 9 - 12, Volleyball' 9 - 10, White Team Capt. 11. I DIANNE HILL Carillon 10, French Club 10 - 12, Latin Club 9, Library Club 9 - 10, Lower School French Advs 12, Student Teaching 12, Tatler 12, Thespian Society 10 - 12. . SALLY HUMMEL Basketball Manager 9, Chess Club 9, Latin . Club 9 - 10, Library Club 9 - 10, Spanish Club I 11 - 12, Tatler 12. JILL JEMISON Carillon 11, Cheerleader 9, Choir 12, Drama Club 10, Latin Club 9, Spanish Club 10 - 12, Thespian Society 11, 12, Twelve Year Club, I Volleyball Team 10. JENNIFER JONES . Beta Club 10 - 12, Latin Club 9 - 12, National . Merit Commendation 12, Student Council 11.' WHITNEY JONES Beta Club 11 - 12, Chess Club 10, Choir 9 - 12, French Club 9 - 11, Library Club 9, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, National Honor Society 11 - 12, Pres. 12. LAURIE LAMAR Choir 10 - 12, Pres. 12, French Club 9 - 11, Libfaw Club 9, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, I National Honor Society 11 - 12, National Meri Finalist 12, Omega Club Founder 11 - 12, St. Martha's Guild 9. ANNE MAY Choir 9 - 10, Drama Club 11, Latin Club 9 - 12, Library Club 11 - 12, Thespian Society 12. MARIANNE MILLS Basketball 9 - 12, Carillon 9 - 10, French Club 12, Latin Club 9 - 11, M Club 9 - 11, Soccer 9 - 10, Twelve Year Club, Volleyball 9. MARGARET NETTLETON I Basketball Manager 12, Carillon 11 - 12, Drama Club 9, Latin Club 10 - 12. BETSY OLIM Beta Club 10 - 12, Carillon 9 - 12, Drama Club 9, French Club 9 - 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Soft- ball 11 - 12, Student Suggestion Committee 11 - 12, Student Council 11 - 12, Sec'y 12, Twelve Year Club. LOUISA PAGE Basketball 9 - 12, Beta Club 11 - 12, Blue Team Co-Capt. 10, Capt. 11, M Club 9 - 12, May Queen 11, Soccer 9 - 12, Spanish Club 9 - 12, Treas. 11 - 12, Tatler 11 - 12, Twelve Year Club, Volleyball 9 - 12. SUSAN PAGE Basketball 9 - 12, Carillon 12, French Club 9 - 11, M Club 9 - 12, Pres. 12, Soccer 9 - 12, Stu- dent Council V.P. 11, Lower School Student Council Advs. 12, Twelve Year Club, Volley- ball 9 - 12, Student Suggestion Committee 11. MARY ELIZABETH PARTIN French Club 9 - 10, Library Club 9 - 11, St. Martha's Guild 9, Student Teaching 12. GAY PATTERSON Carillon 12, French Club 9, Omega Club Pres. 11 - 12, Student Council 9. SUSAN ROBERTS Beta Club 11 - 12, Drama Club 12, French Club 9, Student Council 12, Student Suggestion Committee 12, Tatler 11 - 12, Ass't Ed. 12. ANGIE ROSE Basketball 9 - 12, Beta Club 10 - 12, Carillon 10 - 12, Ed. 12, Class Sec'y 10, French Club 9 - 10, M Club 9 - 12, Sec'y-Treas. 10, Quill and Scroll 12, Soccer 9 - 12, Student Council 9 - 11, Twelve Year Club, Volleyball 9 - 12. CISSY SIGHTS Drama Club 9 - 10, Omega Club 12, Spanish Club 9 - 12, Student Council 9, Thespian Soci- ety 11 - 12, V.P. 12, White Team Rep. 11. WENDI SLOANE Beta Club 12, Drama Club 9, French Club 9 - 12, V.P. 12, Library Club 9 - 11, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, National Honor Society 11 - 12, Sec'y 12, National Merit Finalist 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Tatler 9 - 12, Managing Ed. 12, Ten- nis 11, Thespian Society 10 - 12, Volleyball Manager 11. PENNY SPIEGELMAN Beta Club 10 - 12, Sec'y 10, Class V.P. 9, Drama Club 9, Latin Club 9 - 10, V.P. 10, Library Club 9 - 12, Photography Club 10 - 11, Spanish Club 11 - 12, Pres. 12, St. Martha's Guild 9, Student Council 10, Tatler 9 - 12, Business Manager 12 Thespian Society 10 - 12. DEBBIE STAHL Beta Club 10 - 12, Carillon 9 - 12, Choir 9 - 12, Class V.P. 12, Drama Club 9 - 12, Latin Club 9 11, Library Club 9, Mu Alpha Theta 11 - 12, Student Council 11, Student Suggestion Com- mittee 11, Tennis 11. KATHY STROUD White Station 9 - 10, Basketball 12, Beta Club 12, Carillon 12, Drama Club 11 - 12, French Club 11 - 12, Library Club 11, Soccer 11. NORA TICKLE Drama Club 11 - 12, Play 10 - 11, Latin Club 9 - 12, Library Club 9. MELANIE TRIPLETT Beta Club 9 - 12, V.P. 12, Carillon 9 - 12, Choir 9 - 12, Class Treas. 9, Class Pres. 10, 12, Latin Club 9 - 10, Library Club 9 - 12, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, National Honor Society 12, Quill and Scroll 11 - 12, Spanish Club 11 - 12, Stu- dent Council 9, Student Suggestion Committee 1O, 12. LAUREY WALPOLE Basketball 11, Beta Club 9 - 12, Treas. 10, Caril- lon 9 - 12, Class Treas. 11, Drama Club 9, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, National Honor Society 12, National Merit Commendation 12, Pep Club 11 - 12, Quill and Scroll 11 - 12, Soccer Manager 9, Spanish Club 9 - 11, Student Coun- cil 9 - 12, Student Suggestion 10, 12, Student Teaching 12, Volleyball 9. MARY WALT Basketball 11 - 12, Honor Council 11 - 12, Sec'y 11, Soccer 9 - 12, Spanish Club 9 - 12, Student Council 12. MURFY WATSON Beta Club 10 - 12, Carillon Ass't Business Man- ager 11, Business Manager 12, Choir 9, French Club 9 - 11, Honor Council 10, 12, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, Sec'y Photography Club 10, Quill and Scroll 11 - 12. CATHY WEBB Springside 9, Germantown Academy 10 - 11, Choir 12, French Club 12, Mu Alpha Theta 12, Student Teaching 12. NORA WINGFIELD Basketball 9 - 11, Beta Club 10 - 12, Drama Club 11, Latin Club 9 - 12, M Club 11 - 12, Mu Alpha Theta 10 - 12, National Merit Commen- dation 12, Pep Club 11 - 12, Pres. 12, Soccer 11, Softball 11, Student Council 11 - 12, Tatler 10 - 12, Ed. 12, Thespian Society 12. 4 1257 . K - 4 3 'N I . 1 , i, I ...pf w .g L VI Q ,ft Qi s 0 A ' ir. L c I ti Q. .Q as ? If 1 Qi: M Wg ,. - t-QW. f ,J 1. i - .sa I . .,,. , .. iq 'EJ fi 2 ifsvw, , M f iswsfmefu-. 112.12sfz4msez:ssaf1eg'vfz,-wa::fwmfifsnfssafssiigsximgfix,,,g15-55:3ggf,ff,:,L,v, -.1 15- , L, 1 1',fggsfggbwwiv,,MS,,w5EME-,I VKKMHQ, I K , , WJ X 1 , V, ,5 S 4 ' , - Q, ,,. ' . 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I. 31 Adelson, Deborah 50, 62, 69, 152, 174, 194, 198 Alexander, Libby 130 Alexander, Celeste 65, 67, 138 Alexander, Margaret 127 Alexander, Susan 64, 140 Alissandratos, Theresa 53, 55, 57, 58, 59, 64, 69, 148 Allen, Lisa 132 Allen Patricia 62, 80, 144 Allen, Mr. Newton 18 Allen, Vanessa 132 Alumnae Day 112 - 113 Anderton, Michelle 134 Apperson, Susan 55, 63, 69, 152, 174, 194, 198 Apple, Amy 128 Archer, Nell 66, 70, 142 Armour, Libby 144 Ashman, Iekka 60, 74, 78, 144 Art Club 70 Ashman, Rachel 130 Askew, Marcelle 98, 128 Atkinson, Miriam 63, 78, 144 Avery, Elizabeth 45, 138 B Bagwill, Cindy 62, 144 Bailey, Damita 130 Bailey, Zena Ann 134 Banks, The Rev. Andy 37 Bard, Ms. Henry 36 Barnett, Betsy 130 Barnett, Ianie 127 Barrett, Mrs. Harold 33, 69 Barrett, The Rev. Harold 18, 21 Barrett, Margaret 64, 77, 82, 148 Barrett, Selina 66, 142 Barringer,Iosephine 134 Barron, Gina 42, 66, 70, 142 Bartusch, Robin 43, 45, 49, 57, 58, 59, 63, 80, 153, 174, 194, 198 Barzizza, Celeste 132 Barzizza, Lise 47, 55, 64, 70, 71, 148 Bates, Ms. Sydney 23 Beard, Rebecca 128 Beeson, Anne 66, 76, 142 Beeson, Meg 45, 136 Belcher, Mary 70, 153, 175, 194, 198 Bell, Karen 126 Bell, Laurie 134 Bell, Margot 62, 76, 78, 80, 144 Bell, Mr, Roy E.,1r. 18 Belles Lettres 50 Bellows, Lela 134 Bendall, Ms. I. W. 28 Best, Mr. Arthur 18 Beta Club 57 Bill, Ellece 134 Bingham, Berry 49, 63, 71, 144 Bingham, Erin 136 Bingham, Grace 66, 71, 140 Blackwell, Kate 136 Blair, Teri 55, 70, 145 Bolton, Beverly 130 Bolton, Bonnie 134 Bolton, Brenda 62, 78, 144 Boren, Dudley 67, 136 Boston, Leigh 53, 61, 142 Bourgoyne, Laura 140 Bowers, Elizabeth 128 Bradley, Ms. I. C. 24 Bravos, Dee 132 Breazeale, Ms. Iames A. 19 Breazeale, Lisa 130 Brents, Renee 65, 67, 138 Brice, Sarah 134 Britt, Christy 66, 71, si, 52, 142 Britt, Lisa 43, 47, 64, 146 Britt, Ms. Louis 19 Brock, Lisa 69, 140 Brooke, Ashley 67, 136 Brooke, Ms. Carol lane 36 Brooke, Louisa 128 Brooks, Amy 66, 69, 140 Brooks, Betty 142 Brooks, Ms. H. Thomas 19 Brooks, Sarah 142 Brooks, Watty 42, 43, 47, 71, 154, 175, 194, 198 Brown, Allison 47, 71, 148 Brown, Beth 43, 45, 81, 142 Brown, Gwyn 69, 76, 81, 142 Brown, Kim 45, 64, 148 Brown, Margaret 140 Brown, Molly 132 Browne, Elizabeth 63, 144 Browne, Susan 142 Bruce, Grace Margaret 65, 67, 138 Bruce, Katherine 50, 51, 53, 57, 58, 59, 62,154,175, 194,198 Bruce, Libby 45, 53, 61, 69, 142 Bruce, Olivia Marie 19, 136 Bruce, Sarah Frances 134 Bruce, Ms. Wallace Buck, Brenda 134 Buckman, Kathy 42, 140 Buckman, Margaret 138 Bullock, Brenda 61, 70, 144 Burleigh, Cecile Lee 65, 138 Burr, Alice 132 Burr, Alison 65, 138 Burr, Beverly 134 Burr, Ms. Bruce W. 29 Burr, Carolyn 61, 140 Burr, Ms. Griffith C. 25 Burr, Kathryn 49, 76, 78, 80, 144 Burr, Rebecca 45, 49, 59, 71, 82, 155, 172, 176, 194, 198 Burrow, Jeanne 45, 99, 140 Burton, Anne 82, 142 Burton, lane 130 Burton, Sarah 45, 65, 138 Butler, Ms. Blanche 38 Butler, Janie 43, 45, 49, 62, 71, 76, 146 Butler, Ms. Winnie 37 C Caldwell, Jennifer 130 Calhoun, Kristina 128 Canale, Beth 128 Canale, Comelia 140 Canfield, Amanda 140 Cape, Barbara 49, 63, 146 Cape, Cathy 128 Cape, Connie 57, 59, 155, 176, 194, 198 Capon, Amy 126 Carlson, Melanie 74, 78, 81, 82, 142 Carlson, Nancy 69, 81, 82, 140 Carras, Vickie 126 Caskey, Julia 132 Cates, Cindy 127 Cawthorn, Mr. Iohn 18 Chaney, Ann 63, 144 Chapman, Susan 132 Chappell, Stacie 126 Cheek, Lucy 130 Chess Club 61 Cheung, Iane 134 Cheung, Pauline 132 Chirpich, Ms. Thomas 27 Chisolm, Ms. Joseph, Ir. 26, 50 Christmas Pageant 116 - 117 Chumney, Gail 128 Cianciolo, Lucy 127 Clark, Lorrie 127 Clark, Melissa 138 Clark, Ms. Susan 33, 79, 82 Clarke, Carese 43, 45, 47, 64, 78, 83, 144 Clay, Dee Dee 144 Clift, Rhea Louise 132 Clifton, Amy 140 Clifton, Elizabeth 67, 136 Clifton, Ms. T. T. 19 Cockrill, Louise Ellen 126 Cody, lane 136 Cohen, Louise 146 Copp, Ms. Daniel, Ir. 31, 48 Cotten, Gwen 127 Crawford, Cary 128 Crighton, Kathryn 134 Crighton, Mary Margaret 132 Cockerell, Laura 67, 136 Crook, Laura 128 Curry, Ms. Harold 26 Cuthbertson, Sarajane 142 D Dailey, Iane 47, 60, 64, 80, 83, 146 Dance, Lauren 130 Daniel, Alexis 53, 61, 142 Daniel, Ms. Coldwell 26 Daniel, Kathy 49, 55, 69, 83, 144 Darley, Carol Lynn 132 Dart, Kristi Lynn 134 l Das, Champa 61, 140 , Davidson, Iulie 49, 69, 148 Davidson, Sara 43, 47, 62, 144 Davis, Becky 64, 78, 144 Davis, Ms. David 22, Z6 i Davis, Emily Scott 133 Davis, Shelia 62, 144 ' Deberry, Claudina 130 DeSanctis, Sherry 128 Dickerson, Diane 134 Dickerson, Madera 65, 138 Dixon, Amy 127 Dixon, Heather 126 Dixon, Laurel 130 Donelson, Virginia 50, 55, 70, 148 Dukes, Ms. Edna 37 Dunn, Erin 142 E Earnest, Brandi 126 Eason, Leslie 43, 45, 49, 57, ez, 71, 146 Eastwood, Clint 187 Eddings, Alex 53, 140 Edmondson, Katherine 55, 61, 70, 144 Eldridge, Stacey 126 Elsea, Ann Porter 134 Eppes, Ieanette 67, 136 Erb, Laine 47, eo, 77, so, sz, 117,15O, 176, 194, 19B Ermert, Ms. Carolyn Sue 38 Espenshade, Anne 47, 55, 57, 63, 70, 148 F Fargarson, Dabney 47, 55, 57, 62, 63, 70, 71, 148 Farmer, Carol 60, 63, 74, 79, 80, 82, 148 Fayssoux, Ms. Jack 36 Fayssoux, Kim 69, 140 Feild, Ellen 138 Feild, Glynn 130 Feild, Jamie Lee 81, 140 Fentress, Ms. Osborne 33, 69 Fiser, Betty Jane 45, 47, 51, 57, 59, 148 Fisher, Kelly 64, 144 Fisher, Melanie 53, 61, 69, 142 Fisher, Suzanne 140 Fisher, Mr. Wm. H. 18 Fletcher, Jana 47, 55, 57, 58, 59, 62, 156, 177, 194, 198 Flowers, Ms. J. Wm. 36 Flowers, Margaret 43, 45, 50, 51, 53, 57,64,116, 157,173, 177,196, 198 Flowers, Martha 45, 60, 63, 80, 82, 148 Fogelman, Martha Frances 133 Fogelman, Mr. Robert 18 Forney, Tracy 53, 142 Francis, Lisa 60, 78, 80, 83, 144 Francis, Molly 81, 82, 140 Francisco, Lisa 47, 51, 57, 69, 157, 177, 195, 198 Francisco, Susan 47, 62, 64, 147 Francisco, Tabitha 50, 144 Fraser, Ms. Lee 25 Frazier, Margaret 130 Frazier, Sharon 126 Freeman, Heather 128 Freiberger, Jeni 142 Fretz, Robin 144 Fretz, Stephanie 136 Fri, Carol 47, 64, 78, 83, 144 Fri, Mr. James L., Jr. 18 Friese, Cori 64, 148 Frock, Karen 67, 136 Fruchtman, Rebecca 66, 78, 142 Fuller, Robyn Gay 133 Fulmer, Catherine 134 Futris, Ms. Steve 25 G Gaerig, Gigi 126 Gaerig, Louise 130 Galbreath, Ms. Percy 32, 65 Garrett, Anne 142 Garrett, Chrissy 47, 51, 57, 59, 70, 145 Garrott, Brandon 134 Garrott, Mr. Thomas, III 18 Gassner, Gretchen 65, 67, 138 Genette, Jane 47, 60, 77, 82, 158, 178, 195, 198 Genette, Madeline 140 George, Carolyn 63, 144 Gerber, Dione 146 Gieselmenn, Lea 127 Gill, Ms. Joseph 26 Gillentine, Elizabeth 65, 67, 138 Gilliland, Elizabeth 127 Gilliland, Ms. Frank 19 Gilliland,Josie 140 Gilliland, Kate 133 Gilliland, Tanky 62, 144 Gilliom, Andrea 44, 45, 49, 53, 61, 64, 70, 83 Gilliom, Laura 51, 53, 57, 58, 59, 61, 64, 69, 52, 148 Gingold, Ms. Lester 35 Gioia, Dominique 45, 66, 97, 140 Gioia, Germaine 66, 71, 81, 142 Goad, Meredith 64, 144 Goforth, Jenny 140 Goforth, Leslie 67, 136 Golden, Nancy 45, 49, 63, 148 Golwen, Anne 142 Gooch, Lynn 127 Good, Kelley 136 Gordon, Mr. J. G., Jr. III 18 Gordon, Leigh 128 Gould, Gaye 140 Gowen, Mary 130 Goza, Ms. H. Jennings 33 Graber, Julie 130 Graduation 102 - 103 Gratz, Ashley 140 Gratz, Lucy 64, 146 Griffith, Kristen 128 Grilli, Samantha 133 Gross, Alice 61, 141 H Haas, Jennifer 136 Haglund, Mr. Louis H. 18 Halle, Clare Joy 133 Halliday, Dorothy Ann 141 Hammer, Karen 144 Hammer, Sharon 64, 148 Hancock, Sharon 43, 45, 57, 59, 64, 70, 148 Harden, Christy 126 Harkness, Rebecca 62, 146 Harrell, Courtney 134 Harris, Julie Catherine 134 Harris, Peggy 133 Harris, Ms. T. S. Jr. 2.4 Harrison, Georgia 47, 53, 57, 59, 146 Harwell, Leigh 78, 83, 144 Harwood, Alicia 59, 60, 63, 76, 80, 83, 146 Harwood, Jeanie 67, 136 Hatch, Ms. Katie 37 Haynes, Hayward 146 Heimart, Tamra 128 Henard, Deborah 126 Henderson, Mrs. A. 19 Henderson, Ashley 130 Henderson, Laurie Anne 134 Heppel, Ms. Scott 36 Hightower, Terri 128 Hill, Anne 128 Hill, Ms. Benjamin 28 Hill, Dianne 49, 64, 158, 178, 195, 198 Hillis, Dana 45, 65, 138 Hillis, Gretchen 127 Hines, Holly 127 Hines, Shannon 133 Hitchings, Lynn 42, 47, 64, 74, 83, 146 Hoffman, Kelley 64, 144 Hoffman, Ms. Phyllis 18, 19 Holcomb, Diana 133 Hollis, Suzanne 49, 59, 148 Holloway, Janet Lynn 133 Holloway, Susan 126 Holmes, Heather 60, 63, 76, 78, 80, 83 144 Holmes, Jan 81, 82, 141 Home, Alandra 133 Howard, Laurie 65, 67, 138 Howell, Tracy 130 Hoyt, Valerie 63, 146 Hudson, Ms. Carrie Ethel 37 Hughes, Ms. Allen 23 'Hughes, Jacqueline 64, 146 Hummel, Sally 49, 117, 159, 178, 195, 198 Hunt,Julie 127 Hyde, Pamela 48, 78, 145 I Jaeger, Carrie 133 Jaeger, Lisa 65, 138 Jamieson, Jill 47, 62, 146 Jelinek, The Rev. James L. 21 Jemison, Mr. Frank, Jr. 18 1emis6n,Ji1153,63,117,159,173,179, 195, 198 Jennings, Jennifer 65, 67, 138 Jennings, Jenny 146 Jennings, Leanne 138 Johnson, Corinne 53, 61, 69, 142 Johnson, Jennifer 128 Johnson, Johnson, LeeAnne 136 Leslie Lou 136 Johnson, Ms. Marylane 18 Johnson, Johnson, Nici 133 Tari 12.8 Johnston, Elizabeth M. 134 Johnston, R. Bailey 42, 145 Johnston, Sarah 136 Johnston, Mr. Thomas 18 Jones, Jones, Mr. Fred 18 Gail 67, 136 Jones, Ginger 59, 147 Jones, Gladys 49, 64, 81, 141 Jones, Jennifer 57, 62, 117, 160, 179, 198 Jones, Margaret 134 J0neS, Whitney 53, 57, 58, 59, 62, 160, 179, 195, 198 Josel, Laura 128 Justis, Kim 127 Justis, Louisa 141 Kang, Kang, Kang, K Audrey 133 Cynthia 59, 64, 147 Edith 61, 141 Karn, Leanne 67, 67 1 Keathly, Gwynne 127 Keith, Caroline 65, 139 Kemmerer, Christy 147 Kemmerer, Kate 126 Kilpatrick, Elise 135 Kilpatrick, Kara 130 Kilpatrick, Laura 66, 141 Kirkpatrick, Heather 130 Kittrell, Ms. R. N. 29 Klein, Carole 42, 47, 55, 64, 145 Klinke, Lynne 65, 139 Kubler, Katherine 65, 139 Kubler, Susan 43, 45, 63, 83, 147 L Lamar, Laura sa, sa, 59, 161, 180, 198 Lammons, Kathy 60, 77, 80, 82, 148 Land, Ms. Ross, Jr. 59 Langford, Laurie 128 Lansing, Ms. Elizabeth 36 Latham, Paige 133 Laughlin, Mary Shaun 67, 139 Lawson, Carol 69, 81, 82, 141 Lazar, Jennifer 126 1 Lazar, Monica 135 Leech, The Rev. David 18, 20 Leigh, Angela 126 LeMaster, Camile 136 Lettes, Ian 142 Lewis, Rhonda 74, 83, 147 Library Club 68 Lichterman, Lisa 135 Liter, Leisa 50, 64, 147 Ligon, Susanne 142 Lindy, Phyllis 135 Lipsey, Nicole 126 Loeb, Edie 148 Loeb, Meg 82, 141 Long, Mary Kahterine 136 Love, Candy 65, 139 Love, Cathy 64, 148 Loveless, Lucy 42, 55, 57, 59, 63, 79, 149 Lower School Library Club 67 Lucas, Katherine 139 Lupo, Terry 42, 81, 82, 143 Lynn, Ms. Iohn R. 22, 24 Lyon, Camille 128 Lyon, Ms. I. E. Z3 M Malone, Kimball 128 Manire, Nathalie 65, 139 Mann, Burkley 43, 45, 49, 53, 59, 74, 82, 148 Mansberg, Ms. Roy 32 Mansberg, Sally 61, 141 Mansfield, Mary Lee 67, 139 Martin, Leslea 128 Martin, Virginia Lee 67, 136 Martin, Ms. Wm. 25 Masi, Maria 136 Mason, Margaret 49, 62, 145 Mason, Sarah 61, 82, 143 Matheny, Ms. R. Mark 30 May, Anne 62, 69, 161, 180, 195, 198 M Club 60 Mayhall, Beth 143 McCaull, Carrie 133 McCaull, Susan 141 McCloy, Keenon 129 McCloy, Susan 135 McCracken, Brett 67, 136 McCracken, Mr. John 82 McCracken, Kelly 133 McCracken, Kim 67, 139 McCullough, Marcia 130 McDearman, Jen 129 McDearman, Margaret 81, 82, 141 McDonnell, Irene 129 McDowell, Kelli 133 McFadden, Nancy 63, 145 McKnight, Martha 67, 136 McCain, Leigh 129 McLaughlin, Gwen 133 McLaughlin, Sarah 141 McMahon, Ms. Edward 31 McNeely, Iosie 55, 59, 63, 70, 74, 148 Menzer, Frieda 45, 136 Menzer, Lucia 135 Menzer, Sarah 129 Meriwether, Susan 135 Mills, Betty jane 62, 145 Mills, Marianne 82, 162, 173, 180, 196, 198 Mitchell, Ms. Sara 37 Montague, Carol 143 Moody, Ms. Estella 4, 5, 37 Mook, Carrie Ann 130 Moore, Cynthia Ann 45, 139 Moore, Lisa 136 Moore, Ms. Lydia 34 Moore, Suzanne 135 Moore, Mr. Wm. R. 37 Moorman, Angela 130 Morris, Margaret 130 Morrow, Ms. E. B. 19 Morrow, Lisa 45, 57, 60, 62, 79, 80, 82, 149 Morrow, Susan 143 Morse, Lenelle 143 Morton, Ms. Eleanor Ann 32 Morton, Iennifer 129 Mosely, Ms. Betsy 34 Mosely, Carol 129 Mu Alpha Theta 59 Mueller, Peggy 49, 53, 55, 59, 64, 149 Muirhead, Sara 63, 147 Murdoch, Ms. Grace 28 Muse, Linda 143 Muse, Nancy 53, 57, 64, 69, 70, 149 Myers, Melanie 65, 67, 139 N National Honor Society 58 Neal, Elizabeth 135 Nettleton, Margaret 47, 62, 82, 162, 181, 198 Newsom, Andrea 43, 45, 48, 55, 59, 64, 149 Newsom, Julia 143 Nobles, Ms. Eugene 19 Nobles, Helen 65, 67, 139 Nobles, Liliam 130 Norling, Christine 130 Nowlin, Andria 133 O Olim, Betsy 43, 45, 47, 51, 57, 64, 74, 117, 163, 173, 181, 196, 198 Olsen, Cynthia 130 Orgill, Irene 143 Osborne, Karen 62, 147 Osborne, Louise 49, 55, 61, 62, 70, 145 Osborne, Roberta 65, 67 O'Shields, Kelly 133 O'Shields, Ms. Wayne 19 Ossorio, Kaky 47, 59, 149 O'Sullivan, Ms. Peggy 27, 47 Oswalt, Margaret 143 Outlan, Frazer 50, 71, 80, 145 Outlan, Wyeth 49, 51, 57, 58, 62, 70, 74, 149 Owen, Anne 135 Owen, Elizabeth 129 P Page, Ms. Gene R. 19 Page, Lisa 135 Page, Louisa 49, 57, eo, 63, 79, so, sz, 98,116,163,173,181,196, 198 Page, Nancy Howard 136 Page, Susan 45, 47, 60, 79, 80, 82, 116, 164, 173, 182, 196, 199 Parrish, Ms. A. T. 28 Partin, Mary Elizabeth 164, 182, 196, 199 Patterson, Gay 47, 165, 182, 196, 199 Patterson, Karen 126 Patterson, Kimberly 133 Payne, Ms. Fred 22, 2.3, 39 Pep Club 71 Perkins, Ms. Chas. 27 Perkins, Gretchen 64, 147 Perkins, Stacy 66, 141 Perkins, Tracy 66, 141 Perry, Ms. Russell 34 Person, Kathleen 47, 55, 62, 70, 149 Peyton, Chalmers 141 Peyton, Claire 127 Peyton, Hallie 136 Peyton, Hayes 129 Philhours,Ioelle 130 Phillips, Ms. Geo. 22, 30 Photographers for Carillon and Tatler 70 Pierce, Ann 64, 147 Pierson, Alexandra 53, 143 Pierson, Cordelia 65, 139 Pilant, Angela 126 Piper, Donna 135 Piper,Iill 126 Piper, Polly 130 Pipkin, Stephanie 43, 53, 141 Pitcock, Allison 50, 53, 55, 57, 64, 149 Pitcock, Ms. James 30, 38 Pitts, Betsy 130 Pitts, Molly 81, sz, 141 Polk, Natalie 65, 139 Pounders, Elizabeth 131 Powell, Charlotte 63, 147 Powell, Lea 135 Powell, Leigh Allison 131 Powell, Meg 145 Powell, Pamela 65, 139 Powell, Stacy Ann 136 Pretorius, Mary 136 Pretorius, Natasha Lee 135 Price, Iulie 131 Price, Kelly Lynne 65, 139 Pritchartt, Wendy 78, 143 Q Quill and Scroll 51 R Rader, Robin 143 Ramsey, Mr. David 34 Reams, Lea 133 Reaves, Ms. Linda Avery 18 Reed, Virginia 127 Reiners, Ms. Anne 35, 53 Reynolds, Kristin 133 Rhea, Mr. Herbert 18 Rhea, Marilyn 60, 74, 79, 80, 83, 147 Rhodes, Amy 127 Rhodes, Robyn 133 Rich, Ms. Iudy 35 Richardson, Ashley 65, 139 Richardson, Iune 127 Richardson, Susan 135 Riggs, Stephanie 145 Roach, Catherine 127 Roach, Cecile 129 Roane, Ms. Anne 18 Roane, Elizabeth 127 Roberts, Andre 127 Roberts, Susan 43, 45, 48, 57, 165, 183, 196, 199 Roberts, Roberta 139 Robertson, Roberta 66, 143 Robilio, Catherine 67, 136 Rogers, Lisa 49, 63, 145 Rogers, Maria 127 Rogers, Merri 65, 67, 139 Rogers, Missy 47, 63, 147 Rooke, Ms. Derek S. 34 Rose, Angie 47, 51, 57, 60, 79, 80, 82, 117, 166, 173, 183, 196, 199 Rose, Candy 135 Rosenthal, Elisa 127 Ross, Puddin 129 Ruffin, Eileen 131 Russell, Kathy 66, 82, 143 Russell, Sally 81, 82, 143 Russell, Sophia 47, 62, 149 S Saba, The Rev. Duane T. 21 Salmon, Margaret 139 Sanderson, Laura 62, 63, 80, 147 Saunders, Erin 63, 147 Saunders, Ms. Lila 18 Saunders, Lucia 66, 141 Saunders, Posey 135 Scheeper, Ms. Peggy 35 Schmeisser, Elaine 61, 141 Scholes, Laura 67, 137 Schuyler, Lise 127 Scott, Judith 133 Seessel, Kay 129 Shade, Kathryn 133 Shapard, Leslie 49, 55, 63, 70, 149 Shelton, Suzanne 131 Scherman, Traci 129 Shefh, Sunita 47, 55, 61, 145 Skouteris, Celeste 127 Sights, Cissy 63, 166, 183, 196, 199 Siler, Betsy 141 Siler, Ms. Rush 25 Sipes, Cindy 53, 61, 149 Sloane, Wendi 48, 51, 57, 58, 59, 64, 77, 117, 167, 196, 199 Smith, Christy 83, 145 Smith, Ms. Herbert 36 Smith, Hilde 127 Smith, MS. Jack 33, 78, 80, 81, 83 Smith, Lea Mary 141 Smith, Megan 43, 64, 147 Smith, Nancy 78, 81, 143 Smith, Rebecca 135 Smith, Mr. Sammie 37 Smith, Susan 59, 63, 147 Sneecl, Ms. Sarah Gaye 38 Snider, Vicki 47, 57, 62, 70, 76, 79, 80, 53,147 Sotir, Elizabeth 137 Sotir, Megan 133 Southern, Pamela 67, 139 Speiden, Mary 131 Spiegelman, Penny 48, 55, 63, 167, 184, 197, 199 Stahl, Deborah 47, 53, 57, 77, 168, 172, 184, 197, 199 Stepp, Ms. Horace 34 Stevens, Ms. I. E. 28 Stevenson, Barbara 143 Stevenson, Ginger 64, 147 Stevenson, Ms. Ieanne 30, 45 Stidham, Ms. Betty Lou 61, 62 Stidham, Victoria 145 St. Martha's Guild 66 Stokes, Elizabeth 129 Stokes, Mr. john 18 Stokes, Miriam 139 Stone, Margaret 141 Stratton, Ms. Gerald B. 19 Stratton, Iennifer 135 Strong, 'eslie 61, 141 Stroud, Kathy 47, 55, 57, 74, az, 168, 172,185,197, 199 Stuart, Carrie 129 Stuart, Susan 53, 55, 64, 149 Sullivan, Paige 127 Summer Camp 104 - 105 Summitt, Kelly 82, 143 T Taylor, Fontaine 127 Taylor, Sarah 127 Terry, Cindy 133 Terry, Natalie 137 Terry, Ms. Ronald A. 19 Thayer, Iulia 131 Thespian Society 54 Thomas, Ms. Thelma 37 Thomason, Ms. Iohn I. 30 Thomason, Palmer 49, 64, 147 Thomason, Susan 66, 143 Thompson, Suzanne 137 Thrasher, Ann 131 Thrasher, Elizabeth 67, 137 Thrasher, Iulie 129 Thrasher, Melissa 131 Thrasher, Ms. W. McDonald 35, 82 Tickle, Nora 62, 169, 185, 197, 199 Tilley, Ms. H. E. 19, 139 Tilley, Karen Anne 45, 65 Tillman, Amy 141 Tillman, lane 143 Tosh, Elizabeth Ann 135 Touliatos, Ann 133 Touliatos, Janie 133 Townes, Molly 47, 57, 63, 70, 147 Traywick, Katrina 131 Treace, Amy 127 Triplett, Melanie 43, 47, 51, 53, 57, 58, 59, 63, 70, 169, 172, 185, 197, 199 Triplett, Rebecca 47, 53, 64, 147 Tripper, Catherine 135 Tucker, Iennifer 127 Tully, Katie 63, 145 Tully, Mary 65, 139 Tumer, Cathey 133 Tumer, Suzette 139 Tumer, Wilson 141 Twelve Year Club 173 U Uhlhom, Martha Ashley 139 Uhlhom, Pearson 133 V Valentine, Ian 55, 70, 149 VanBrocklin, Elizabeth 141 Vander Horst, The Rt. Rev. Iohn 18 Vaughan, lean 129 Vookles, Ienny 137 Vookles, Laura 45, 55, 61, 64, 70, 145 W Walker, Mary Walton 55, 70, 149 Walker, Phillis 61, 141 Walko, Tracy 55, 61, 62, 145 Wallbaum, Lisa Kay 45, 139 Waller, Ginny 47, 57, 59, 60, 62, 70, 74, 79, so, 82, 149 Walpole, Laurey 43, 45, 47, 51, 57, 58 59, 170, 186, 195, 197, 199 Walt, Mr. Iohn 18 Walt, Lucy 47, 62, 79, ss, 147 1 Walt, Mary 42, 63, 79, 82, 170, 186, 199 Walt, Peppy 137 Waltz, Debra 49, 53, 55, 61, 62, 70, 145 Walker, Ann 126 Warr, Ms. Fannie 37 Watson, Meredith 42, 47, 51, 57, 59, 171,186,197,199 Weaver, Sandy 45, 143 Webb, Catherine 47, 53, 59, 64, 171, 187, 197, 199 Wedell, Ms. Henri 31 Weir, Ms. Iames M. 19 Weir, Kedall133 Weiss, Andrea 137 Welch, Chris 126 Wellford, Katherine 60, 63, 76, 78, 80, 145 West, Bettina 55, 149 Whitman, Mr. A. L. 18 White, Suzanne 12.7 Whitsitt, Elizabeth 129 Williams, Cecile 45, 137 Williams, Ms. Edward 23 Williams, Anne 99, 129 Williams, Lisa Gayle 82, 141 Williford, Ms. Anne Marie 18 Willis, Stephanie 81, 82, 141 Willmett, Cynthia 65, 67, 139 Wilmott, Sarah 137 Wilroy, Ivy 131 Wilson, Beth 131 Wilson, Meg 45, 137 Wilson, Ms. Nina 18, 19 Wilson, Mr. William H. 38 Wingfield, Nora 45, 48, 57, 59, 60, 62, 71, 74, 172, 187, 197, 199 Winsett, Kara C. 135 Withers, Lynda 129 Woodbury, Suzanne 135 Wright, Kakki 143 Wright, Lauren 67, 137 Wright, Ms. Lew Bernie 37 Wunderlich, Gay 43, 143 Wycoff, Grainger 60, 63, 76, 83, 147 Y Yarbrough, Susan 129 Young, Iamie 129 Young, Kelly 127 York, Lila Morris 133 Z Zanone, Michelle 65, 139 Zepatos, Valerie 55, 64, 70, 79, 149 Never before have I seen so many people who were willing to work. The 1974-75 Carillon staff deserves special recognition for their devotion and interest which were shown by their many hours of tedious labor. Several inventive minds were brought together throughout the course of this school year. This brought rise to incomparable ideas and changes which are evident in this yearbook and will, no doubt, better the yearbooks of the future. Being editor of the Carillion has given me a taste of the business world and has caused me to make several friends and probably just as many ene- mies. I merely hope that my book truly expresses the life and ideals of St. Mary's. Sincerely, Oxxocxsc Qcwc, Angie Rose Editor AMR!wkb Assistant Editor - Watty Brooks Business Manager - Murfy Watson Staff Heads: The Executives - Theresa Alissandratos Involvement - Crissy Garrett Action - Debbie Stahl Student Life - Melanie Triplett Betsy Olim Snaps - Lynn Hitchings Q1-63 Cindy Kang Q1-6j Anne Espenshade Q7-11D Seniors - Laurey Walpole Index - Kathleen Person Advisor - Miss Peggy O'Sullivan LL, KG. 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