St Stephens Episcopal School - Scroll Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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-1---1. 1 I Mrs. Edward Van Sant llmd ofE1111li5h lJf'f1I7'flI1F7!f Engflixh II 111111 IV LAMn's TAN. Sponsor Senior Sponsor Mrs. Richard Fuller English I and III Literary Club Ad-viior 'f 2 'N ,Q Q 2.52 s 3 . . I. A nr., i L - . s Wh lg . 5 - '. 1 , Mrs. John VV. Lane Mrs. Richard Ely Miss Marjorie -English 8 I Lafin 111 and W Minster flnzstanl .41hImf Lafin 1 and II Dirrrlor H965 all ofafin Oh, how we love to get Mrs. Van Sant's papers back! hlrs. Van Sant-Xlother to the Senior Class . . . LAMB'S TAIL censorer . . . l really think that should he cut . . . Teaches the sophomores to dread term papers . . . liirs. Fuller-Back with us after an absence of four years . . . Livens class hy telling incidents and sayings of Gordon and Leslie . . . Kits. Lane- lVrite in pencil, pen, lipstick. or anything just so I get itlu . . . Also seen on the hockey field . . . hits. Ely- Gaudeamus lgitur . . . Helps the Lambs which Latin is about to engulf . . . That's a good guess, hut the real meaning is---.H . . . A fan of Virgil and Cicero . . . lVeekly vocab- ulary test . . . Loved hy all . . . Bliss llinster- Teaches Latin in her own inimitable way . . . Name four different purpose clauses . . . Gave up hiking Smiling and radiant, Mrs. Ely enters the Latin room. for taxiing. 9

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Miss Roberta McBride Headmistress ff, A ef' I . Mrs. Frank Clarke Mrs. Financial Secrelary The Reverend J. J. Ambler Chaplain The Conductors . . . llfliss lX'lcBride-Quiet inspira- tion to Lambs . . . Patient guidance to those in n-eed . . . lVliss Ross-Invaluable to Juniors and Seniors, particularly . . . How would we ever get to college without her? . . . bliss Sinclair-Admired by all . . . Backbone of LAMB'S TAIL . . . Mrs. Byrd-Always Writing mysteriously and busily . . . Responsible for the management of the spring festival . . . lhlr. Ambler-Vvith helpful hints and inspiration throughout the year . . . llrs. Clarke- Eternal patience with student treasurers . . . Mrs. i' Miss Hildegarde Ross Miss Martha Sinclair Mrs. Winifred Byrd Academic Dean, Director of Middle and Executive Secretary Guidance, Lofwer Schools, Mathematics, Mathematics, LAMBIS Tau. Business A -uzso ibm! In . Guild Ad-visor .xgclminidfrafiue fall was , A Richard Braunlich Mrs. Alexander Miss Ruth Trimble Secretary Henderson, Bursar, Librarian Shearings Business Advisor Braunlich-Knows our grades but never tells . . . Nlrs. Henderson-A friend to all, especially Skippy and Amber . . . Nliss rim-Responsible for the jingle, jangle of classes and Shearings . . . Nlrs. llliller- But, Nlrs. llliller, l'm really not hungry . . . Nlrs. Parker-Always patient with forgetful Lambs while locating lost books, clothes, etc .... ilflrs. Rice-Sturgis-Our calm, efficient house direc- tor . . . Mrs. Shorter-Sender of the important letters . . . llrs. Nlacatec-Faithfully takes care of our many ailments. . if 1 iffQ?'tl is A - J . V fE 'i , ., as 2 9, F fb i f e .,., Mrs. Robert Miller Mrs. William Parker Mrs. Janet Rice-Sturgis Mrs. Calvin Shorter Mrs. Ora Macatee Dielician information House Director Ofc: Assistant Resident Nurse ,em - v, L K K , i

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f - 'e 1 :- '2? T Mrs. Ethel H, Smythe General Harold Jackson Iflane Geometry, Latm 8 S ecial Latin , p ' , General Seience Student Council Sponsor .X Algebra, Trigonometry A new class room for a cold day! Cl elfflfl lfff W fl, f' an .i - eee ,ex , . efel we ccence Mrs. Smythe-New addition to the faculty, i ,fs 'X who's already made a hit . . . Understanding and L Ala,l h ri available . . . Tries to make the Sophomores under- stand angles and circles are not only pretty pictures, Miss Grace Holmes Chemitlry, Biology, Sth Grade Sponsor but are useful as well . . . Generalalackson-Quiet in demeanor . . . Master of lllath and Science . . . That's a good question! . . . Always willing to help poor Seniors . . . Miss Holmes-Faithful spon- A candid C?j view of the Chemistry class, the Brains. l0 sor of the Eighth Grade . . . Known for quickies and daily recitations . . . There are more than I would like to count before supper! My, what an interesting specimen, Miss Holmes!