Tatnall School - Triangle Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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VALEDICTORY Today we are graduating and although many of us will soon be far away from Tatnall, we shall never forget it. Tatnall has become a part of us. Its guiding influence will be with us alwaysg for Tatnall is not just a school where we have studied History, English and Mathematics. Tatnall School is a feeling of friendliness, a spirit of cooperation, and of the encouragement of Mrs. Tatnall's sunny, understanding smile. We shall always remember the steady, patient guidance of our teachers, who have always been our friends. We hope that we can live up to the spirit of Tatnall School. For all that you have given us, the Senior Class of 1952 wishes to thank you. Betty Tatnall

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ESTELLE HUDSON RYON Fair ar a star, when only one Ir shining in the Jky. -Wordsworth Varsity Hockey '50-'51 Yearbook Staff '50-'51 Varsity Basketball '51 Hockey Captain '51 Student Government President '51-'52 Science Club '49-'50 May Court Attendant '50 Yearbook Staff '50-'51 Welfare Committee '51 Girls' State '51 SUSAN WATERS On with the daneej Let joy be unronjined. -Byron J.V. Hockey '49-'50-'51 j.V. Basketball '49-'50 Varsity Basketball '51 Yearbook Staff '51 Girls' State '51 President of Athletic Association '5 1-'52 Varsity Hockey '52 Hockey Camp '5 1 Dance Director Twelfth Night '52 ELIZABETH RHOADS TATNALL Let gentleneu my Jtrong enforcement be. -Shakespeare United Nations Conference '51 Captain of Bells Team '51-'52 Cast of Twelfth Night '52

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THE VOYAGE OF THE SENIOR CLASS Our family of six started its journey through Tatnall School in the fifth grade with Nancy Herndon. Betty Tatnall, Nancy's first sister, came in the seventh grade. Another whole year went by before Susan Waters joined our happy throng in the eighth grade. We were a complete family only when Estelle Ryon joined us in the ninth grade and Nancy Ann Riggin and Jean Campbell in the tenth. During our years at Tatnall we have witnessed many changes. Mrs. Myers became our new principal, and the school expanded with the purchase of property at the end of Delaware Avenue. Many new courses have been started since we came to Tatnall, including a religion course taught by Mrs. Theodore Strange, and the Correlated Arts Course which was begun this year. We wish the best of luck to next year's Senior Class and all future ones. We hope you will never forget us, because we shall never forget you and all you have done for us. SENIOR WILLS Jean Campbell wills her sheet music to Sally Gammons, who doesn't need it. Nancy Herndon wills her curly hair to Mary Elaine Jones. Nancy Ann Riggin wills University of Delaware to Judy Eckles and her social work to Sue Johnson. Estelle Ryon wills to next year's eighth grade their own lunches and an undisturbed lunch period. Betty Tatnall wills her before art class'f sodas to Ann Morris. Sue Waters wills her car space to anyone who is fortunate enough to have a car. WHITHER AWAY? So we dipped into the future and received a lovely view Of the most amazing doings of the Class of '52. Jeanie Campbell's concertizing has brought her great renowng Playing Bach or Boogie Woogie, pretty Jeanie goes to town. Nancy Herndon's latest volume is called Hockey by the Rule. All that's in it, says the author, she was taught at Tatnall School. Nancy Ann's a line biologist who's made herself a name As the prettiest biologist from Texas up to Maine. Estelle Ryon, sweet and jolly, has achieved success as well As the manager and owner of a large New York hotel. Betty Tatnall left her studies to embark upon the stageg Now as Juliet or Viola she is simply all the rage. Susan Waters, calm and steady, took a military tack, Now she's wearing silver eagles as a colonel in the WAC. Thus we visualize our seniors in some far-off, happy dayg Now we tell them good-bye proudly as they start upon their way.