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

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.A-ha' no 'lp 'wif' Mrs. Robert Gooding Musir, Voice, Piano udic llfrs. Gooding-Theme song, Hum Sweet Hum . . . Good music grades if you don't ad lib Lizt or murder Mozart . . . lVIr. Trondson-Source of the enthusiasm for St. Agnes 'concerts . . . Favorite song- Jimmy's Gotta' Goil . , . lllrs. Shackleford -Friend of St. Agnes pianists . . . Teaches every- thing from scales to Bach . . . Friendly smile. Mrs. Kenlnqesth lioyvnes f Lv W if Q tn wp D i Xiu Wil! iff 1, I l A., Q29 G Miss Erma Poarch flthlrtif Director - l Mrs. john W. Lane Lg Aniston! Athletic Direrfor i A Eighth Grad: English .y Mr. Orville Trondson Mrs. Douglas Shackleford Direrlor of Choral Music Piano A l ,nl Will Dottie make Glee Club? .fdthgtiw am! Aff Mrs. Downes-One little stroke with her brush makes or breaks your picture . . . Sweet and soft- voiced . . . Ever ready with advice and ideas . . . Bliss Poarch and lVIiss Bootie-One and the same cute athletic director . . . Who can drive to the game Saturday? . . . Full of fun . . . Like one of the girls . . . Please, someone pick up the pennies! . . . Mrs. Lane-A wlecome addition . . . 'l'o the hockey field . . . Roll call over-on with the game . . . Any volunteers for right wing? . . . K il S nb' Q I3 Small, and talks oh so fast!

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. r f5EQQf?'l: fi - ' TiEif.'Q v K ' , 4 1 , . '.- 'K ir. W -' 'E fix. 1' .4 pi i 5. ' 'F 'S A ' -ov' gi .i , W if .-. f Miss Marjorie Norris World H istory, American H irtory, Modern History, Shearing: Sponsor . W Feeling malicious this morning, Miss Norris ? an Miss Mildred Cline Sacred Studie: Guild Co-Sponsor No comment! 12 acrecl .S?U6k25 MES Norris-Always in a good humor . . . Very versatile . . . Those dreaded Friday themes . . . Take out pencil and paper and number from one to ten l . . . Spends many hours working on Shearings . . . History tests which really test! . . . Yah, now this here man . . . Makes learning history almost fun . . . Tales of the Air Force related before vaca- tions . . . Cunning smile familiarly flashed just before a pop test . . . What sport can't she play? . . . Hails from Yankee land . . . Miss Cline-Hard worker for Guild . . . Always has so many papers . . . Now, we're way 05 the subject . . . So many clothes! . . . Skippy's best friend . . . Trying to give us a real Christian education . . . Seen watering plants every morning . . . Analyzes people by their feet . . . Whatever does she keep in that brief case?

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Mrs. Charles Klesius Remedial Tutoring Miss Margaret Mitchell Fourih Grade , X - Miss Harriet Hall Fifth Grade Miss Henricka Stebbins Sixth Grade 'WJJL Mrs. William Brooks Seventh Grade W was 1 sf .SZAOOK C0l'l6!UCf0l'5 Libby, Pat, and Cynthia admire paintings done by the Middle School. The Fifth Grade practices for the Carol Service. l4