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'V' Published by The Senior Class of THE ETHEL WALKER SCHOOL SIMSBURY, CONNECTICUT i A.- B Pm +- My fb We, The class of I937, dedicafe our edi+ien of The Pepper Poi' wi+h Hwe deepesf affeclrion and appreciafion 'ro MISS MONICA JONES for her unfailing pafience, sympa+hy and care. , Q f 1 . MTI rv , , ,, :QagH'..4F av' xr K ' 'rl rvn S Y p V' :i'7'w TxT A,.A .. 'WW Www W' AML. Ikf lif gr I . ,. 1 I I I nf, T W :J-1mzw ' A SIGIZI CGNTIENTS Seniors . . Undergraduafes LiIerary . . OrganIzaIions AIIwIe+ics . Adivifies . . AcIverIisemen+s . Page II I9 75 83 QI III I33 I4I PEPPER IPDII 7 fffnlmfg 9 1 ! I 4 I Y IO I N X ZX 3 M WW? -' 'U EV' Y DQ MRS. ETHEL WALKER SMITH AB., Bryn Mawr Cowicqfx Head of Sdwu' I 2 3 'if' 3:7 QT MISS JESSIE GERMAIN HEWITT A.B., Bryn Mawr College Residenf Head of School I3 o UEIIEE' SEVEN F' kiwi? 'QE MISS ELIZABETH COLLIER SARGENT Assishanf Heacl of School Senior House Mo+l'1er lgEEBEELv3QL,o oo QL 5 : ., L, . 11 -' .- - Y EN 1 ' N f ' i' ll..,iLA.,,,, 1 win ' VR. I YY -- , . , ' -Q.: ' ,4 Xa MISS CAROLINE P. WALKER, Dean AB., Smifhq MA., Bryn Mawr N mylar.. I 5 4 Iv A NF jiTgi LFaQ, 5 N, ,W MM,..M WMM-Li I 3 w 'mguurrw s w is 'I I MISS MARY HOYT, A,B.. A.M. Bryn Mawr Columbia English MISS HELEN LAURA PADDOCK A.B., A.M. Mounl' Holyoke English MISS MARY V. WAITE A.B., A.M. Cornell Universiiy Lalin MISS MILDRED HARDENBROOK A.B., A.M. Vassar Laiin MLLE. JEANNE DELAPIERRE ' B.S.. D.E.S. Geneva, Swifzerland French MLLE, MARTHE GAZENGEL Universile de Paris French MISS HELEN PHILLIPS A.B. Wellesley Mafhernelics MISS SUSAN FITZ GERALD Bryn Mawr German, Spanish A fn. ,YW 74. www- . , L, Il c B.S., D.E.S. I MISS HELEN STAFFORD A.B.. A.M. Swarlhmore, Bryn Mawr Hisfory MISS LAURA D. SARGENT B.A., M.A. Mounf Holyoke Boslon Universily Mafhemalics MISS VIVIAN ELLSWORTH AB., A.M. Colby College Universily of California Science MISS ANNE G. HAWKS A.B. Bryn Mawr English, Lalin, Algebra, Hisfory MME. ODETTE LE FONTENAY Royal Opera, Covenl Garden, London: Opera Comique, Paris: Melropolilan Opera House, New York Singing MISS CLARA SKINNER Universily of Soufhern California Arr Sludenls' League of New York Pupil ol Hans Hoffmann and Jan Malulka Represenled in Melropolilan, Syracuse San Francisco, Denver and Dallas Museums ol Fine Arls MISS MABEL B. WALKER Alhlelic Direclor IThe firsl Walker graduale lo hold a posilion on lhe lacul'ry.I MISS HELEN PARKER BOWLBY B.A. Cerlilicale in Hygiene and Physical Educalion '-Ce Wellesley Alhlelic Direclor H gs , .7 ilk' 'W 4 Q-wi .-'Tw f I ' . 1 f. .. 'UQ MISS KATHERINE LONG Afhlefic Assisfani' MME. LISBET HOFFMAN KOHLER PupiI oi Clara Shuman Dr. Hoch's Conservaforium Frankforf-am-Main Music, Harmony MRS. FLORENCE LLOYD House Mofher af Beaver Brook MISS GRACE CROSBY House Moiher af Clueff R MME. GUSTI SCHMIDT Universify of Zurich, Swifzerland Sorbonne, Paris Former Insfrucfor French and German af WeIIesIey French and German MISS LILLIAN FISKE Graduafe of John Hopkins Baliirnore, Md. MISS ELEANOR D. MAC KENNA Gradua+e of S+. Luke's Hospifai, Bahimore, Md. MR. JOHN HENDERSON Riding I 8 MEJEFTPEB PQI' r T 55 NIQQS WW HOPE BALDWIN Bedford Hills, N. Y. 4 years Vassar Hopie Hopeless Where Found: Wrifing IeHers Concepfion of Paradise: Jusi one big dance Pe+ Expression: Ch, I don'T know Pei Aversion: Being I'oId ro sI'op 'rwirling Fufure Occupalion: Infercollegiare Car- nival Queen Idiosyncrasies: Twirling Bes+ Feafurez Complexion Suppressed Desire: To drive down Park Avenue on 'Ihe sidewalk Her kindness is The sunshine in which vir'rue grows. -Ingersoll. Sun Club Honorable Menfion Algebra '34 High Credir Algebra '34 Prelecf '35 Second Sun Hockey Team '35 Firs+ Sun Hockey Team '36 Second Hockey Team '36 Cluefl Hockey Team '33, '34 Sun Gym Squad '35, '36, '37 Sun Marching Team '36 Sun Indian Club Team '35, '36, '37 Manager of Sun Indian Clubs '37 Individual Indian Club '37 Sun Skipping Rope Team '35, '36, '37 Capfain of Sun Skipping Team '37 Runner up Cluefi Tennis Tournamenl' '35 Second Sun Tennis Team '36 Winner Fafher and Daughier Tennis Tournamenl' '36 Runner-up Faiher and Daughler Tennis Tourna- men+ '37 Sun Tennis Team '37 Varsify Tennis Team '37 PEPPEB PCI -W V 1' 13 5.51 s W'7 Maur ,- .v,--,. 1- 1 K H T . -WF ' 1 'M Q W Sun Club Choir '36, '37 Sun Ray's Board '37 Sun Gym Squad '36 Sun Skipping Rope Team '36 MARGARET GREGSON BARKER ll6OO Longwood Drive Chicago, Ill. 2 years Sarah Lawrence Marge Where Found: Breaking a dief Concepfion of Paradise: Shipwrecked wifh 'rhe Yale rugby +eam Pei' Expression: Qui+ your chirping. -I Per Aversion: Manager of fhe Princess Fufure Occupafion: Menace 'ro Helen Ward ldiosyncrasies: Baby falk 3 Bes'r Feafurez Moufh f , Suppressed Desire: Run down escalafor ' , n C when i+'s going up 0 if ' F Cb JX9 f Her hair, her manners all who saw ad- Qf v mired. I Courfeous 'rhough coy and gen+e ft I 'rhough refired. v Sim 2' f f he ::u:1 ' 1 u n Mil ggi. , - 'WHT' 'YS .pl.xa.w 1343: T , . ' H , rl K, , 5 FRANCES CHARLES BRIGHT 25 Cleveland Lane Princefon, N. J. 4 years Bryn Mawr Frankie ' Where Found: Reading sporls column Concep+ion of Paradise: Roughing il' Pei Expression: Did you know +ha+? Pei' Aversion: Crowds Fulure Occupafionz Mascol' Princelon Foofball Team Idiosyncrasies: Sudden Enfhusiasm Sun Club Clue'r1' Hockey Team '34 Cap+ain Clue'r+ Hockey Team '34 Sun Hockey Team '34, '35, '36, '37 Second Hockey Team '35 Capfain Second Hockey Team '36 Varsiiy Hockey Team '36, '37 Capfain Varsify Hockey Team '37 Picture Commiffee '34, '35, '36 Chairman Picfure CommiHee '37 Indian Club Team '35, '36 Skipping Rope Team '34, '35 Manager Skipping Rope Team '34 Second Track Team '35, '36 Runner-up Clueff Tennis Tournamenf Second Sun Tennis Team '36 Varsify Tennis Team '36 Sun Gym Squad '34, '35, '36 Marching Team '36 Posfure Credils 36, '37 Prefecf '36 Second Sun Baskefball Team '36 Alhlefic Associafion '37 Ari Club '37 Hiking Club '37 ' Manager Baskefball Team '37 Sun Baskelball Team '37 Posfure Prefec+ '37 Manager Baseball Throw '37 Caplain Second Sun Track Team '37 Sun Track Team '37 Sun Tennis Team '37 Room Cup for Order and Neafness '37 Winner of W '37 Honorable Mention Voorhees Cup '37 Mos? Sfriking Feafurez Teerh 1'--J Suppressed desire: To slide down Iaun- dry chu+e P A 1. .. l C-Q So young, so fair. good wifhoui effort greaf wi+hou+ foe. -Byron. 22 - f lTf ' iii' i PEPPER Poir Dial Club Dial Cheer Leader '37 School Cheer Lead r '37 e Second Dial Baske'rball Team '37 Dial Gym Squad '36 Dial Marching Team '36 Casl' of Pomander Walk '37 Second Dial Track Team '37 Firsl' Dial Tennis Team '37 Varsify Tennis Team '37 Prize for High Score in Baskefb all '37 3 fa Ei CAROLYN WELLS BROWN Oak Court Ivy Lane San Anfonio, Texas 2 years Brownie Where Found: Truckin' Conceplfion of Paradise: Air mail roufe belween Walkers and Princefon Per Expression: Well, I guess +ha+ places ou Pell Aversion: Eslhelic dancing Fu+ure Occupalionz Swing band leader Mos+ S+riking Feafurez Eyebrows ldiosyncrasies: Slride Suppressed Desire: Sil on lobby floor of Princess Hofel Happy am I, from care l'm free! Why aren r They all conlenled like me? 23 hm , 'lil r la' 7764 ' is silihcnri' il'i'AI3 fffril AX CONSTANCE CHILD l733 I9+h S+. N.W. Washinglon, D. C. 4 years Bryn Mawr Connie Where Found: Singing cowboy songs Conceplion of Paradise: The Bar B-C Pei Expression: l've decided one Thing . . . Pei' Aversion: Flapping shades Fulure Occupalion: While House gale- keeper lvlosf Slriking Fealurez Eyes ldiosyncrasies: Blonde slreaks Suppressecl Desire: To live alone . and like il'. Minds cannol follow ii, nor worcls ex- press her infinile swee+ness. -Danie. Dial Club High Credii Mylhology '33 High Credil' Lalin '33 Secrefary Dial Club '37 Academic Credif '33 Prefed '35 Viclrola Commillee '35, '36, '37 Poslure Creclif '36 Dial Gym Squad '37 Dial Skipping Team '37 'K Q23 3 D fi, X' C3 if gr are 'ff ' 105 PEPPER PUT iw w nuw ' QS. -,E I -,,.,l,.i..- I E i .. X. 4 1 '- . , 6 1 , ,Nev 1 i ,x ...i l Sun Club Sun Gym Squad '34, '35, '36, '37 Sun Indian Club Team '34, '35, '36, '37 Sun Marching Team '36 Sun Skipping Rope Team '35, '36, '37 Sun Cheer Leader '37 Hiking Club '37 Clofhes Commiifee '37 Properfy Room Commiiiee '35, '36, '37 Vicfrola Commifiee '35, '36, '37 Chairman Vicirola Commifiee '37 Posfure Credi+ '36, '37 Improvemenf Posfure Credii '37 Manager Sun Skipping Team '36, '37 Manager Sun Indian Club Team '36 Capiain Sun Indian Club Team '37 Individual Indian Club Compefifion '36, '37 Third Place Individual Indian Club Compeiiiion '37 lfbr ' ujqi. 7' . Ni 5 5.9 F wa V X 1, S? BARBARA JOAN CONNICK 770 Park Ave. New Yorlc Ciiy, N. Y. 4 years Smifh Bobby Rober+ Rhinehar+ Where Found: Laughing Concepfion of Paradise: Iniernes' wing af Medical Cenier Pei Expression: Oh, honesfly . . . Pei Aversion: Freclcles Fufure Occupafionc Liberiy Music Shop's besi cusfomer Besi Feafurez Eyelashes Idiosyncrasies: Bangs Suppressed Desire: To fish in ihe foun- 'rain in 'rhe E. W. S. lobby Charac+er is +he governing elemeni in life, and is above genius. -F. Saunders. ...Al - --'M ..,.. . SK 5' worm- -Lwtn P fhzmhawf WWW? gfszyjg' fxggi Mm H Kim BARBARA DONAHUE 730 Park Ave. New York Cily, N. Y. 3years Vassar Gabby Donnie Apollo Whlere Found: Hunling people for Mab- sie Conceplion of Paradise: Feminine lead in a play Per Expression: Honey Pel Aversion: Tidying up Fulure Occupalion: Selling 'len cenl mer- chandise Besl' Fealure: Conlagious grin ldiosyncrasies: Gurgling Suppressed Desire: To sing Wor+h, courage. honor, rhose indeed Your suslenance and birlhrighr are. - Sledman. Dial Club Alhlelic Board '35, '36, '37 Presidenl' of Afhlelic Board '37 Advisory Board '37 Dial Gym Squad '35, '36, '37 Dial Marching Team '36 Dial Indian Clubs '35. '36, '37 Dial Apparafus Team '35, '36, '37 Individual Apparalus Compefilion '36, '37 Individual Indian Club Compelilion '37 Second Place Individual Apparalus Compeiilion '37 Third Place Individual Indian Club Compefifion '37 Manager Dial Indian Club Team '36 Manager of Dial Apparalus Team '37 Caplain of Dial Indian Club Team '37 Cup for lmprovemenl in Hockey '37 Cast of A Kiss for Cinderella '36 Cas? of Pomander Walk '37 Elizabelhan Triangle '37 Cluefl' Hockey Team '35 Second Hockey Team '36 Firsl Dial Hockey Team '36 Hiking Club '36, '37 Manager of Hiking Club '37 Honorable Menfion in French '35 Academic Credils '37 Posfure Credil' '37 Dial Track Team '36 French Club '37 High Credil Algebra '35 Poslure Prefecl' '36, '37 High Credir Spanish '37 High Credif French '35 lmprovemenf Poslure Credil '37 l.a1'in Club '37 Manager Slanding Broad Jump '37 Honorable Menfion for Efforl and lmprovemenf in Posfure Cup '36 Academic Varsify '37 Honorable Menlion Prize Eflorl and Develop- menl '37 Cup for Spiril and Influence in Afhlelics '37 are fe , gg f' if is PEPPER PUT Dial Club Library Commiffee '36, '37 Chairman Library Commiflee '37 Hiking Club '36, '37 Manager Hiking Club '37 Dial Track Team '37 Varsify Track Team '37 frvfi 071 oo' A BARBARA SNYDER DREW 625 Morewood Ave. Pillsburgh. Penne. 3 years Cambridge Drewie Where Found: In an argumenf Concepfion of Paradise: Paris Pei' Expression: lsn'l rhal remarkable! Pei Aversion: While shoes worn our of season. Furure Occupaiionz Travelling Bes+ Feafurez Moufh ldiosyncrasies: Foreign news cli pings Suppressecl Desire: To be a buli fighler 'l Q No beaufy is like fhe beaufy of rhe was 1 2 fY, 'Ff3D 'Sf' O 15 v2 an . I x P gw all f XA A mind. -Cooke. ..G -is lima 1' T hi-wr' a iv ff 'se 4- ELLEN NANCY ELMS l lO5 'Wes+over Road Wilminqfon, Del. 3 years Elmsie Where Found: Guzzling Conceprion of Paradise: Peanul buffer Pei' Expression: l don'+ believe ill Per Aversion: People who crificize Furure Occupafionz Owning a racing sfable Besl Fearurez Eyes ldiosyncrasies: Leaving bureau drawers open Suppressed Desire: To be a blonde A conslanl friend is a 'rhing rare and hard lo find. -Plularch. 28 ,W PEPP?-EB POT Sun Club Sun Riding Club '36 Sun Riding Capfain '37 Sun Riding Team '37 Varsity Rider '37 AAA Rider '37 Nobel-Uihlein Trophy '37 Sun Rays Board '37 Second Sun Hockey Team '35 Chorus Larin Play '36 Second Sun Baslcefball Team '37 ,,.x 5-JJ R' he X NM Mlm frrgrmx fo . I . : .,,..,,. -4. any r I .. .1 u ' Q , u ' i is v rl' . 4- fc qv, - w L L, l 1 Y X if-14 . ' i ... '- l , gxw, 7, , ig., , ,.,,-Far., -gwwgym k 'Q Dial Club Social Service Commiifee '36, '37 Ari' Club '36, '37 Presidenf of Arf Club '37 Choir '36, '37 Timepiece Board '36, '37 Library Commiffee '36, '37 Year Book Board '37 French Club '36, '37 Mafhemafics Club '37 Academic Credifs '36 Honorable Nlenfion Academic Credii' '36 Honorable Menfion French '36 High Credif Geomafry '36 Cpsl' of A Kiss for Cinderella '37 Casf of Pomander Walk '37 Lafin Play '36 Honorable Menfion Elizabelhan Triangle '36 Varsiiy Hockey '37 Firsf Dial Hockey Team '37 Dial Gym Squad '36, '37 Dial Marching Team '36 Dial Skippin Rope Team '36, '37 Capfain Dia? Skipping Rope Team '37 Honorable Menfion Improvemenl' in Hockey '37 Honorable Menfion Posfure Credil' '37 Room Prize for Order and Neainess '36 Second Dial Track Team '36 Firsi Dial Track Team '37 Q53 xii in -9 P427 C. I K 0 j A l: 'a . NADIA ALEXANDRA JARDINE FORTINGTON Isle of Jeihou Channel Islands, G. B. 2 years Bryn Mawr Nadie Kewpi Where Found: Cufiing up magazines Conceprion of Paradise: Bergdori's wifh far check book Pe+ Expression: You know kind of +hing. Per Aversion: Being hurried Fufure Occupafionz Schiaparelli ll Mos? Sfriking Feaiure: Eyes ldiosyncrasies: Broad a Suppressecl Desire: To bring her airplane fo school G-enfle in manner, sfrong in perform- ll BDCS. SIQEISIT . .M 5 'hn .ix 74 THW -ix! 29 , , ,M . l 1 ,fx?5QiiQ . 1 w,TIMPliY --P' WIP -WDW I' B., hd-4 aww sw 'WWW' LOUISE RICHARDS FRENCH 6326 Alexander Drive S+. Louis, Mo. 2 years Bryn Mawr Frenchie Where Found: By Ihe senior siH'ing room radio Conceplion of Paradise: Kosielanelz every nighi Pei Ex ression: Wha+ is This, old home weep? Pe+ Aversion: Being +hough'r scholasfic Fulure Occupaliont fhaf St Louis Wo- man Mosf Sfrilcing Fealurez Hair Idiosyncrasies: Leaving doors open Suppressed Desire: To spend 'rhe nigh? in iail The fairesl garden in her loolcs And in her mind, 'rhe wises+ books. -Abraham Cowley. Sun Club Subsfifule for Choir '36 Choir '37 Academic Credils '36, '37 Academic Varsiiy '36, '37 Social Service Commillee '37 Second Sun Hoclcey Team '36, '37 Sun Gym Squad '36, '37 Sun Indian Club Team '36, '37 Sun Marching Team '36 Sun Skipping Rope Team '37 Manager Sun Indian Clubs '37 Second Sun Tennis Team '36, '37 Wrifing Club '37 Reading Club '36, '37 German Club '37 Lalin Club '37 Honorable Menlion Posfure Credif '37 High Credil Algebra '36 High Credif English '36, '37 High Credil German '36, '37 Honorable Menlion Algebra '36 High Credil Laiin '37 Casl of Lalin Play '36 Honorable Menfion Lalin '37 Reading Club Essay Prize '37 U es? -Q 76, I 77 y N' PEPPEB PCI Sun Club Prefecf '35 Clueff Hockey Team '35 Second Sun Ice Hockey Team '34 For Pi'ry's Sake Board '35 Posfure Credif '34 Second Sun Track Team '34, '35 Sun Gym Squad '35, '36. '37 Sun Indian Club Team '35, '36 Sun Skipping Rope Team '37 Sun Apparafus Team '37 Manager Sun Apparafus '37 Second Track Team '35 German Club '37 Reading Club '37 Firsf Sun Track Team '37 Honorable Menfion German '37 ADELE HARMAN S+. PauI's School Concord. N. H. 4 years Himmie AddeI Where Found: Breaking diefs Concep+ion of Paradise: German. Ger- mans, Germany Per Expression: EEEyirkI Pei' Aversion: Afhlerics Fu+ure Occupafion: Movie queen Bes+ Feafurez Hands ldiosyncrasies: Simpson-Windsor clip- f' pings , fs' Su ressed Desire: To have red hair -an PP N jf '3-'f 4' -,.. ,,4-v A Ihlng of beaufy is a 'oy forever Hs Ioveliness increases. -Keafs. 3 I SIU-EISI , 1 'v : .. .MGH .Ty M-ii? N41- , I III he fl -...ar .,,.. S 'L-is ml: 'WPI rl '. L,.. .. . 'V T I. L Wil : iw ' i l' xg: CAROLINE HAVILAND I64 Elmwynd Drive Orange, N. J. 3 years Smi'rh Sis Rhinehar+ Where Found: Worrying Concepfion of Paradise: Any informal place Per Expression: You can'+ win'- Pe+ Aversion: An appefire Fuiure Occupalionz Being The perfeci wife Besi Fea+ure: Hair ldiosyncrasies: Dimples Suppressed Desire: To ride on lhe back of a hook and ladder A cons'ran+ influence, a peculiar grace. 32 Sun Club Secrelary Sun Club '37 Sun Gym Squad '35, '36 Sun Skipping Rope Team '35, '36 Second Sun Baskefball Team '36 Sun Marching Team '36 Second Hockey Team '35 Varsify Track Team '36 Cup for lmprovemenl in Hockey '35 Firsi Sun Hockey Team '35, '36 Capfain Sun Hockey Team '36 Varsily Hockey '36 Sun Baskefball Team '37 Manager Sun Baskelball Team '37 Pos+ure Credii' '37 Hiking Club '36. '37 Presidenf of Hiking Club '37 Pic+ure Commi'r+ee '35, '36, '37 Properly Room Commiffee '37 Prefecr '37 Manager Sun Javelin Throws '37 Emily ClueH Prize for Efforf and Developmeni' '37 Winner of W '37 Varsiiy Tennis Team '37 Honorable Menrion Voorhees Cup '37 Varsify Track Team '37 Winner of Douglas Doubles Tennis Tournamenf '37 fx 9 X 0 f will Ill I Q.. if X f- I PEPPSEB PCI T T' Sun Club Ari' Club Ari Prize '36 Academic Credii '34 Honorable Menfion Algebra '34 Honorable Meniion Geomefry '36 Second Form Scholarship '34 Honorable Menfion Brunhilde Gra Afhlefic Board Member '35, '37 High Credifs '34 Second Sun Track Team '35 Firsf Sun Track Team '36 Second Sun Hockey Team '37 Varsily Hockey '37 Clue+1' Hockey Team '35 Sun Gym Squad '35, '36 Sun lndian Club Team '35, '36 Sun Skipping Rope Team '36 Geomelry Club '36 ssi Cup '35 r ev 155 'N I Q -.403 Cl HARRIET ELIZABETH HUBBARD 8l7 Fiffh Avenue New York Ciiy, N. Y. 4 years Be+sey Hub Where Found: Looking for shoe under bed Concepiion of Paradise: Giving lessons a+ Arfhur Murra 's Pef Expression: really-? Per Aversion: Being fold she's off key Fufure Occupafion: Oufdoing Rem- brandf Mosf Sfriking Feafure: Eyes ldiosyncrasies: Rumpling hair, chewing painf brushes Suppressed Desire: To sing above +he choir ' To 'rhee only God granied a hearf ever new, fo always open. +o always be +rue. Maifhew Arnold. , -...I Wm' 'www ' lily rm: 1 7, I' wwf-S' mana-W few 'aww -..-ann' 5 ' HESTER ILLOYD JONES Broadmoor Colorado Springs, Colo. 3 years BenneH's ..HeS.. Where Found: Swinging if Concepfion of Paradise: Bermuda, Grosse Poinie, Colorado Springs Per Expression: Tas+y gent goon, dank Pei' Aversion: Undeveloped foolloall players Fufure Occupaiionz Raising developed foofball players Besf Fealurez Laugh ldiosyncrasies: Enfhusiasm Suppressed Desire: To be drummer in Benny Goodman's orchesfra A cheerful 'remper will make beauiy af- iracfive, knowledge deligh+ful and wif good na+ured. -Addison. Dial Club Prefecf '35, '37 Social Service Commiffee '34, '35, '36, '37 Ar? Club '37 School Cheer Leader '37 Dial Cheer Leader '35, '37 C.up for Influence and Spirir ai Clueif '35 Honorable Menfion Brunhilde Grassi Cup '35 Winner Clueff Tennis Tournamenf '35 Second Dial Tennis Team '35 Dial Gym Squad '34, '35 Dial Indian Club Team '34, '35 Dial Skipping Rope Team '35 Clueh' Hockey Team '34, '35 Capfain Cluefr Hockey Team '35 Second Dial Baskefball Team '37 Honorable Menfion Academic Credif '35 Clueff Vicfrola Commiffee '35 lmprovemenf in Posfure Credif '37 Posfure Prefecf '37 Honorable Menfion Henry B. Sargenl' Prize Kindliness and Good Fellowship '37 for Dial Cup '37 f 7-grx Q' WJ, xr u 'B PEFTPTEB POT - , Dial Club Dial Presidenl '37 Advisory Board '37 Prefecl '35, '36 Viclrola Commillee '35, '36, '37 Properly Room Commiflee '35, '36, '37 Second Hockey Team '36 Firsl Dial Hockey Team '35, '36 Second Dial Track '36 Firsl Dial Track '37 Dial Gym Squad '34, '35, '36, '37 Dial Indian Club Team '34, '35, '36, '37 Dial Apparalus Team '34, '35, '36, '37 Manager Dial Apparalus '36 Capfain Dial Apparalus '37 Dial Marching Team '36 Second Place Individual Apparalus Compelilion '37 Individual Apparalus Cornpefilion '35, '36, '37 Winner Second Team Track lvleel' '36 Marquerile Walson Cup '36 Honorable Menlion Henry B. Sargenl Prize for Kindliness and G-oodfellowship '36 Prize lor Order and Nealness '36 Poslure Improvemenl Credil '37 Hiking Club '37 Caplain Dial Track Team '37 Helen Blair Prize '37 Henry B. Sargenl Prize for Kindliness and Good Fellowship '37 Honorable Menlion Bealrice Hurlburf Prize for Characler and Influence '37 Ig., L, A . 1' fig! E92 'Q' 'V lf, ' ' QQ X, if ,I IDA LOUISE LARKIN I I9 Easl 8Is'r Slreel' New York Cily, N. Y. 4 years Vassar Illa Rhinehar'r Where Found: Helping Conceplion of Paradise: Kungsholm Per Expression: Simply lividI Per Aversion: Bugs Fulure Occupafionz Medical Cenler Besl Fealurer Nose Idiosyncrasies: New coilfures Suppressed Desire: To lake a shol a+ 'rhal whippoorwill. Trained nurse a+ Soil peace she brings whenever she ar- rives-and opens in each hearl a Iillle heaven. -Mafhew Prior. 35 , 'T - ' ntW ,.,.:',- ' ' ll 1'! :. i' n-'I . Li 46, ' t l l ., 'V 9- ' , , , 'skdf' Q, 1 -mf' 1-RHI? ff Y ' Q 'f1 fM-fr ' 9 - -K' , 1 1,4 g - V' ELIZABETH SHAW LAUGHLIN 683I Edgariown Ave. PiHsburgl'1, Pa. 3years Vassar Locky Liz Lush Where Found: Tackling Cicero Concepfion of Paradise: Conlinual pic- nic wiih much food Pei Expression: Aren r l cu+e? Pei Aversion: Making beds Fuiure Occupa+ion: Cleaning up Pi'Hs- burgh Bes+ Feafure: Nails ldiosyncrasies: Freckles Suppressed Desire: To have a suppressed desire True lo lner word-her work-her friends. Sun Club Clueif Hockey Team '35 Second Sun Hockey Team '35, '36 Caplain of Second Sun Hockey Team '36 Capfain of Second Hockey Team '36 Second Hockey Team '36 Sun Gym Squad '35, '36, '37 Sun Skipping Rope Team '35, '36, '37 Sun Apparafus Team '35, '36, '37 Individual Apparalus Compefifion '36, '37 Third Place Individual Apparafus Compefilion '37 Manager of Sun Apparalus Team '36 Caplain of Sun Apparafus Team '37 Varsify Track Team '35, '36, '37 Sun Track Team '35, '36, '37 Winner of Second Team Track Meel '35 Poslure Credil' '35 Sun Marching Team '36 Afhlefic Board '35, '36 Manager Sun Sfanding Broad Jump '37 - 573, 'S i Q 550' f PEITPT1-IB FTOIT Sun Club Sun Riding Club '36 Reading Club '37 Wrifing Club '37 High Credii Laiin '36 Academic Credif '36 Second Track Team '35, '36 Second Sun Hoclcey Team '37 Cas? of A Kiss for Cinderella '36 Sun Gym Squad '37 Sun Skipping Rope Team '37 Second Sun Track Team '35, '36 Helen Blair Memorial Riding Cup '37 .94 ff I ' I 49? l .. E X of N ' sv .. Y ME' .bww lr 1 5 ANNE MCCONNELL I7 Woodlawn Avenue Norfhampfon, Mass. 3 years Vassar Annie Mick Where Found: In a deep discussion Concepiion of Paradise: Lois of fime fo do nofhing Pei Expression: WeIl I don'i care Pe+ Aversion: Spiders: wrifing leH'ers Fuiure Occupaiion: Masler of 'fox hounds Besi Feaiure: Hair ldiosyncrasies: Greaf snorfs of laughfer Suppressed Desire: To have Three legs A mind fhou hasi, experienced in af- fairs, well poised in wea or woe. -Hor- BCS. ISI - 1 1 ,HM ,Eg iiafi CATHERINE MILLER MCINTIRE I3I Brayion S+. Englewood, N. J. 3 years Vassar Mackie Where Found: Holding meelings Conceplion of Paradise: Coney Island Pei Expression: Inobody knowsl Fulure Occupalionz Waller Winchell's righl' hand man ldiosyncrasies: Being a jack ol all 'rrades Besl Feafurez Hands Suppressed Desire: To have I'he moon Pe'r Aversion: No milk lunch How modesl, kindly, all accomplished, wise Wi+h wha? sublime repression ol self. Dial Club 4 Piclure Commiflee '36, '37 Clofhes Commiffee '36, '37 Chairman Clofhes Commiflee '37 AA Rider '37 Dial Riding Club '36 Dial Riding Caplain '37 Varsify Rider '37 Reading Club, '37 Wrifing Club '37 French Club '37 Spanish Club '36, '37 Senior Preiecl '37 Toasimislress Beaver Brook Banquel '36 Business Manager Year Book '37 Year Book Board '37 Manager Dial Baseball Throws '37 Isabel Jackson Memorial Prize for Failhfulness and Dependabilify '37 Honorable Menlion in Biology '37 Room Cup for Order and Nealness '37 Posiure Credifs '37 Improvement Posfure Credif '36 K5 7 K. I PEPPER POI C so ', I , .....,... ,. . .W ,, , , . I I e ' 5' I V . I-,-1 - T, .. I W' P 4 J.:-. is we Dial Club Dial Gym Squad '36 Dial Marching Team '36 Dial Baskefball Team '36, '37 .,i, f ,4 in 'ww ,gp .,,wg,f.:-9' -Awlq Caplain Dial Baskefball Tearn '36, '37 Honorable Menfion Improvemenf in Hockey '37 Wri+ing Club '37 High C.redi+ Algebra '36 Firsl' Dial Tracl: Team '37 fs i f '- I QQ .D QQ xx Yf NANCY GILMORE MARSHALL I29 Easl 82nd S+. New York Cify, N. Y. 2 years Smifh Nancie Pance Where Found: Daydreaming Concepfion of Paradise: Midnighf leasf Pei Expression: Wl'1af a howl! Pe+ Aversion: Sainfliness Fufure Occupalionz Psychoanalysl' lvlosl' Sfrilcing Feafurez Hands ldiosyncrasies: Wrinkling forehead Suppressed Desire: To be a bull in a china shop l am weal+hy in my friends. 39 1 -5, ,if,wnv.aI,.v-ipjffsgw g'I,1uggxrg,1g5x2q',g'zf 111- egfgivrc-'T,L7FS8TE'1?PM,nf 'W ,ua ISL , 'fiiwifz , , gf--I ,- I lu 391, ' 3 .1 'rms' w,..'f',FQ,,. Mws- klhvl' .Mfr-swf LJf,W.f Sun Club AA Rider '36 SHIRLEY NOYES II4 Sou+h Mounlrain Ave. Monfclair. N. J. 2 years Smi+h Cozy Where Found: KniH'ing Concepiion of Paradise: Honeymoon in Hawaii Pe+ Expression: Pecak! Pe+ Aversion: Exam marks AAA Rider '37 Sun Riding Club '36 Varsiiy Riding '36 Second Sun Hockey Team '37 Second Sun Baslcefball Team '37 Second Sun Tennis Team '37 Fu+ure Occupafionz Breeding horses ' Mosf S'rriking Fealurez High cheek bones ff Suppressed Desire: To ea+ an unlimifed ,,f, --5 amounr of ice cream S X ikli -lv, . rx x kk' How oflen il' seems 1'he chief good is +o be born wi'rh a cheerful +emper. -Emer- son. v . Nfj Nm 40 WE PEPPER PUJ' 'Gi'lH Sun Club Music Club '36, '37 Honorable Menfion Music '34 . . . . + Hugh Credif Musical Apprecua ion '37 High Credif Harmony '36 Sun Rays Board '37 Varsify Track '34, '35 Sun Traclc Team '34, '35 Winner of Track Meer '35, '37 Sun Gym Squad '34, '35, '36 Sun Skipping Rope Team '34, '35, '36 High Credif Algebra '34 Winner New Girl's Track Meer '34 0 sq If , ,J EV y' ,lr CHARLOTTE SOPHIA PAXSON Edgewafer Poinr Mamaroneclc, N. Y. 4 years Pax Where Found: ln Room 3I8 Concepfion of Paradise: A marvelous fan Pei Expression: Hogwash Per Aversion: Rules and regulalions Furure Occupalion: Music Besl' Fealurez Moulh ldiosyncrasies: Chewing 'rongue Suppressed Desire: To roller skafe in The Grand Cen+ral in evening clolhes Chari+y is a viriue of lhe heart -Addison. T! if H5 I fm S. husky' ww ' ,Il i 4 iii? f 1' 'mr' ww JANE FAULKNER PLIMPTON I38 lrving Road Cambridge, Mass. 3 years Vassar Where Found: Reading and kniiiing in unison Conceplion of Paradise: Roofin' ai 'rhe Rilz Pe+ Expression: Noi 'lhal . . . bu+ . . . Thai's nif'ryl Pei' Aversion: Remarks againsi Harvard Eulure Occupalionz Eirsl' Woman Presi- denf of U. S. Bes'r Fea+ure: Eyes ldiosyncrasies: Seeing double Suppressed Desire: Be a soap-box oralor Whose lgwigh endeavors are an inward ig 'l' Tha+ makes +he pa+h before her always brighi'. -Wordsworih. Dial Club Secreiary of Siudeni Governmenf '37 Permanenl' Class Alumnae Secreiary Advisory Board Member from Beaver Brook '36 Prefec+ Board '37 Social Service Commiifee '35, '36, '37 Cloihes Commiiiee '35, '36, '37 Choir '37 Elizabeihan Triangle '37 Casr of A Lady from Alfaqueque '35 Cas? of A Kiss for Cinderella '36 Cas? of Pomander Walk '37 Laiin Play '36 Honorable Meniion Room Neainess '35 Posfure Credils '36, '37 Poslure Prefecl '36 Varsiiy Hockey Team '34, '35, '36 Dial Hockey Team '34, '35, '36 Prize for Highesi Hockey Score '36 Dial Gym Squad '35, '36, '37 Dial Apparaius Team '35 Dial lndian Club Team '35, '36 Individual Indian Club Compeiilion '37 lndividual Apparaius Compefiiion '37 Dial Baskeiball Team '36, '37 Ski Club '35, '36, '37 Presideni of Ski Club '37 Second Dial Track Team '35, '36 Capfain of Second Dial Track Team '37 Runner-up Second Team Track Meer '37 Manager of Dial Javelin Throws '37 Second Dial Tennis Team '35, '36, '37 Varsiiy Tennis Team '37 Runner-up Douglas Doubles Tennis Tournamenf Honorable Menfion Academic Credifs '35, '36 Geomelry Club '36 German Club '37 High Credif Geomefry '36, German '35, Lafin '36 Winner of Currenl' Evenis Confesi '36 Honorable Menfion Lafin '36 Honorable Menfion English '37 Honorable Meniion Reading Club Speaking Prize '37 Honorable Menfion Cup for Meriiorious All- around Efforl' in Alhleiics '37 Winner of W '37 Judifh Maflack Poeiry Prize '37 Emily Clueff Prize for Courage and For+i+ude 0 nl' ... - -:E e - NAU., ' ,,uu'Ey- 1 ' adluuannbllixxv -'- S3Q3,joN'aAi+g 1 PEFTFYEB PUT Dial Club Senior Prelecl' '37 Music Club '37 Second Dial Hoclrey Team '37 Wriling Club '37 Honourable Menfion Academic Credif '37 Academic Credifs '37 Reading Club '37 Second Dial Baskefball Team '37 Dial Traclc Team '37 Varsily Traclr Team '37 Honorable Menlion American l-lisiory '37 0 0 0 'L 0 fdi Y a W I as Q1 s. MARY ELISE POWERS Duck Pond Road Glen Cove, L. l. I Year Vassar Be+'ry. Pow Wow Where Found: Being +aken for a ride Concepfion of Paradise: No bells Pei' Expression: You can r fool me 'rhis +imel Pe+ Aversion: Being leased Fufure Occupa+ion: Ripley's s+aunches+ supporfer Besi Fealurez Moulh Suppressed Desire: To be a Torch singer ldiosyncrasies: Giggling l am a parl of all fhaf I have mei. ako- 'TW' 99945- :unw- qw -Llff 7. 1' 'X . ' i 'T .WN I ab, ,--M BARBARA PROCTOR Hewle++, L. I., N. Y. 4 years Procie Where Found: Reading magazines Conceplion of Paradise: Any place com- ior+able Pei Expression: Oh no--7 Pei Aversion :Tidying up Fulure Occuparionz Toasl of New Yorlc Dial Club Clueii Hockey Team '33 High Credi+ Algebra '34 Second Dial Hockey Team '35, '37 Dial Gym Squad '35, '37 Dial Indian Club Team '37 Manager Dial Indian Club Team '37 Dial Apparafus Team '35 Second Dial Track Team '35, '36 Manager of Dial Running Broad Jump '37 Cas? of A Kiss for Cinderella '36 Cas? of Pomander Walk '37 Besi Fealurez Hair i ldiosyncrasies: Wagging head wi+h ,fb iongue oui .FW X Suppressed Desire: Never 'ro have To 53 -f ya! sleep 3 ' f I . 'L R f - -ar 1 l --f:.'.-- ----N 1 3 gf. Beau+iful faces are lhose 'rhal' wear ..... X 2 Whole-souled honesly prinled +here. ,X ' 'S -Allerlon 44 PEPFTEB PUT Sun Club Sun Gym Squad '36 Sun Marching Team '36 Hilring Club '37 We M E ? 4. f4 ff A ,X 1 'Y G' 1 fl x X X bf gulvgi six six gi I ll 'J i x' 1 1 wx ' X -' 'fr,N ' 'EN V' ERNESTINE ELIZABETH REUTTER Warren, Conn. 2 years Vassar Susie Where Found: Doing Ancienf Hislory Concep+ion of Paradise: Brawn over brains Pei Expression: Vraimen+ Pei Aversion: Clofhes checking Fulure Occupafion: Scienfific research Idiosyncrasies: Throwing cups of wafer Besl Feafurez Eyes Suppressed Desire: To comprehend 'lhe universe To be born wilh lhe gill of laughler and a sense lhal lhe world is mad. - Sabalini 'vllmw Wm- Ffgf' f E --. N1pa1-nf , MA' when ww li rig WT' We HELEN LANSDOWNE RESOR Round Hill Road Greenwich. Conn. 3 years Bryn Mawr Rese Where Found: Proving her poinl Conceplion of Paradise: Noi siudying Pei' Expression: One minu+e Pe+ Aversion: Being inlerrupfed Fulure Occupalionz Bryn Mawr's big- gesl brain lrusl' Besl Fealurez Hair ldiosyncrasies: Many books Suppressecl Desire: To work in a Her- shey faciory She has a world of ready weallh Our minds and hear+s 'ro bless. -Wordsworfh Dial Club Social Service Commiliee '36, '37 Chairman of Social Service Comrniflee '37 Assislanl-Secreiary of Sludenf Governmeni Prefecf '36 Aihlefic Associafion '36 Firsl' Dial Hockey Team '35, '36, '37 Sub for Varsify Hockey Team '36, '37 Dial Gym Squad '35, '36, '37 Dial Apparafus Team '35, '36 Dial Skipping Rope Team '35, Dial Marching Team '36 Varsify Track '35 Firsf Dial Track Team '35, '36 Ski Club '35, '36, '37 Cas? of Pomander Walk '37 Cas? of Lalin Play '36 Academic Varsify '35, '36, '37 Academic C.redi'ls '35, '36, '37 Prize for Scholarship '36, '37 Roll of Honor in Scholarship '35, '36, '37 Honorable Menlion Lalin '35, '36 Geomeiry Club '36 Reading Club '36, '37 Wriling Club '37 German Club '37 Spanish Club '36, '37 High Credii Algebra '35 High Credil' Geomeiry '36 High Credii Physics '37 High Credif Latin '36 High C.redi'r Spanish '36 High Credil' English Hisfory '37 High Credil' English '35, '36 The Margarel Mallory Cup '35 Manager Dial Hurdles Team '37 Manager Dial Apparalus Team '36. '37 Manager Dial Skipping Team '36, '37 Second Hockey Team '35, '36, '37 Honorable Menfion English '37 Honorable Menlion English Hisfory '37 Reading Club Speaking Prize '37 , '37 '36, '37 '3 -Q-J A X, , R' - '. we ' is ,EX ,,, FTEPTPEB PCT Sun Club Sun Presidenf '37 Advisory Board '37 Prefeci '36 Afhleiic Board '36 French Club '37 Choir '36, '37 Cluelf Hockey Team '34 Sun Gym Squad '34, '35, '36 Sun Indian Club Team '34, '35, '36 Individual Indian Club Compeiifion '34, '35, '36, '37 Second place Individual Indian Club Compeii- lion '37 Third place Individual Indian Club Compeliiion '36 Sun Marching Team '36 Sun Skipping Rope Team '34, '35 Sun Apparafus Team '35 Varsify Track Team '34, '35, '36, '37 Firsi Sun Track Team '34, '35, '36 Winner Clueif Tennis Tournamenl '34 Room Prize for Order and Neainess '34 High Credif Hisfory '34 High Credif French '34 High Credil Algebra '36 Second Sun Hockey Team '34 Firsl Sun Hockey Team '36, '37 Sub for Varsify Hockey Team '36 Varsify Hockey Team '37 Honorable Menfion Cup for lmprovemenf in Hockey '36 Firsf Sun Tennis Team '35, '36 Varsiiy Tennis Team '35, '36, '37 Posfure Crediis '36, '37 Firsl Sun Baskeiball Team '36, '37 Casf of A Kiss for Cinderella '36 Cas? of Pomander Walk '37 Posiure Prefecl' '36 Manager Sun Indian Clubs '35 Winner of W '36, '37 Runner up of Fall Tennis Tournameni '36 Lafin Play '36 Manager of Sun Running Broad Jump '37 Capfain Firsf Sun Tennis Team '37 47- ' I L- ,L i ,Y 9 F Er 17 M 'W ' if sl . nf, 'aff-'V r,,,f',,'5f PHYLLIS VAN BUREN RICHARD I06O Fif+h Avenue New York, N. Y. 4 years Vassar llphylll Where Found: Fixing nails Concepiion of Paradise: No work, all PIGY Per Expression: l'm so unhappyI Pei Aversion: Ariiiicialify Fulure Occupaiionz Junior Leagueing Mosl' Slriking Fea+ure: Coloring ldiosyncrasies: Colleciing nail polish Suppressed Desire: To be a grind AnyIhing she does, she does well And she does mosl' every+hing. I'Pli?f .M 'ri .,Ty,4 ..4. '- 4' If ME Q 'Illlrillx 1'1'il ' ' Q' 'K p ,I -aff Wrwr 'zmgymsw HUP?-S-0 mul.-if 11453-wr WF' -pK'll ' 5 '4 i l P L 0,44 ELIZABETH REYNOLDS RICKETTS I577 Wyoming Avenue Kingsion, Pa. 2 Years Smiih Libby Where Found: Curled up on her bed Concepiion of Paradise: Week ends Pei' Expression: Oh, wha+'ll l do, Pei' Aversion: Rules Fuiure Occupaiion: Peiiing Bull Dogs Bes'r Feaiurez Figure ldiosyncrasies: Sunburning Suppressed Desire: Dive off The Siaiue of Liberiy A good laugh is sunshine in any house. -Thaclceray 48 Dial Club Dial Marching Team '36 Dial Gym Squad '36 Second Dial Track Team '36 Posiure Credil' '37 Firsi' Dial Baslcefball Team '37 d,'4'J4'o3'pf1'4'C9 1 , J.: .r-.4:nz'.'.-1--' 1I.'.-.'4'.v'n! un --- 9 V X - X X i ' X 1 - Nil 3 1 PEFYFUEB PCI Sun Club Sun Gym Squad '36 Sun Marching Team '36 Second Sun Track Team '36, '37 Second Sun Baskefbail Team '37 Firsi Sun Track Team '37 Winner Second Team Track Mee Q. F fx ESTHER BENNETT RICKETTS I577 Wyoming Avenue Kingsfon, Pa. 2 years Vassar Essie Where Found: Anywhere under The sun Concepiion of Paradise: Ear from para- dise Per Expression: Oh T I mean good- ness! Pe+ Aversion: Being on bounds Euiure Occupaiionz Taming rigers Mosi Siriking Eeaiure: Teefh ldiosyncrasies: Squeai 5 Suppressed Desire: To live in a ii'r+le grass shack in Hawaii I i i A good hearr is beiier Than all 'The T heads in fhe world. -Buiwer-Lyiion 49 THIPSTX SWENE 3 3 E . 7' so 18.5.- 12:25-w for MW , .3 ' all gr, ..,7Uqj'I MARY ETHELWYNE ROUSS Locusf Valley, L. I. 3 years Finch Rowdy. Roussie Where Found: Exfemporizing Concepfion of Paradise: A room full of people who iusl love puns Per Expression: I smell a mouse! Per Aversion: People wifh no sense of humor Fulure Occupafionz Edifor of 'rhe New Yorker Mos? Srriking Fea+ure: Hair ldiosyncrasies: Being lafe Suppressed Desire: To go roller skaring in +he Lobby A line acfress is a line woman. Dial Club Hiking Club '37 Library Commifiee '37 Timepiece Board '36, '37 Edifor of The Timepiece '37 Elizabefhan Triangle '37 Year Book Board '37 Casf of The Lady of Alfaquequen '35 Cas? of A Kiss for Cinderella '36 Cas'r of Pomander Walk '37 Posfure lmprovemenl' Credif '37 Casf of Wurzel Flummery '36 Third Team Track Meef '37 .nf 3 susan sm PEPPER PCI 7 .7 Y- .,., .fN, , ,, T,-,,., w- g + .g K, , W, -, In . I ' 'Q ,,.,,, ,. ,W Sun Club Presidenf of Siudeni Governmenf '37 Prefeci' '34, '35, '36 Advisory Board '37 Firsi ClueH' Hockey Team '34 Firsf Sun Hockey Team '37 Second Sun Hockey Team '36 Sun Gym Squad '34, '35, '36, '37 Sun Indian Club Team '34, '35, '36 Individual Indian Club Compeiirion '37 Second Sun Baskefball Team '37 Second Sun Track Team '35, '36 Posfure Credif '37 Casf of Pomander Walk '37 Honorable Meniion Posfure Credii '37 May Queen '37 Manager Sun Discus Throws '37 Honorable Menfion Room Neainess Prize '35 Hiking Club '37 Room Cup for Order and Neainess '37 Bea+rice Hurlburf Prize for CI1arac1'er and In- fluence '37 :Q f x 1. 51 if 45, X X15 Ein Y R. l f fbkig' -'cg , L IA-'Nr ' 5 .5 Q 4-,n. .-1-41,-.4.f..,vr,., BEVERLY SARTORIUS Tenafly, N. J. 4 years Vassar Bev, Bevo, Leo Where Found: Doing Cross Word puz- zles Concepiion of Paradise: A Deserl' Island Pei Expression: How you carry on! Were you born on a raf+7 Pei' Aversion: Unconfrolled exci+emen+ Fufure Occupafionz Posing for +oo+h pasie Ads. ldiosyncrasies: Sfance Mosi Sfriking Feafurez Teefh Suppressed Desire: To be balmy Praise of her mus+ walk +he earfh for- ever, and 'ro noble deeds give bir+l'i. :Ill 'IVE ,. . .f.,,.1A Ziff, i'f'W 'Ni ICI: -A ,-X, y In I I I a ISIN . t ,mi , f Ievvfd ,- if sr' 'Yfv.p:..w qrl ' l iw NE,-p?g 1-an-1iW'f ' 3 . Aa. ff' 3f1.-V - fi 1' ii lf K, 4. 1, ,. KATHARINE SCHAEFER lO45 Devon Road PiHsburgh, Pa. 3 years Vassar KiHy, Bub, Ki+chen Where Found: Pullering Conceplion of Paradise: Exlreme emaci- a+ion Fufure Occupafionc Kilien on 'rhe keys Pef Expression: Jeepers! Pei Aversion: Being definile Besl Feafurex Physique ldiosyncrasies: Hand in pockef Suipressed Desire: To have Schmelly's air Thy modes+y's a candle 'ro 'rhy merit Dial Club Firsl Dial Hockey Team '37 Varsiiy Hockey '37 Dial Gym Squad '36, '37 Dial Apparafus Team '36, '37 Dial Indian Club Team '36, '37 Manager Dial Indian Club Team '37 Dial Track Team '35, '36, '37 Varsiiy Track '36, '37 Cas? of A Kiss for Cinderella Casl' of Pomander Walk '37 Dial Marching Team '36 Posiure Credifs '36, '37 Ski Club '36, '37 Brunhilde Grassi Cup '35 For Pil'y's Sake Board '35 Honorable Menfion lmprovemenl' in Hockey '37 Music Club '35, '36, '37 Presidenf Music Club '37 Senior Prefecf '37 Ari Club '36, '37 Timepiece Board '36, '37 Year Book Board '37 Honorable Menfion Music Prize '35 Prize for Piano '36, '37 High Credif Harmony '36 High Credif English '36 Wriling Club '37 Reading Club '37 Manager Dial High Jump '37 Winner of W '37 Honorable Menfion Voorhees Cup '37 Cary Page Memorial Prize for Mosf Versa- lile Senior '37 .. .36 7 -gg ,YQ I, I-'Q 'ff Ili E7 ' 7'-g f '- 47 fi ? '5 f , PEP-PEB PUT , W A- - a- 7:4 ,iFw,u..,5,Ks.5, F gr-jsp, .f-1 , w, ,lxvvfrYi'jgMfr.l:Ff'f:1' 'T K ,Y , 4' - 1 - i T, FH- ,ax Sun Club Second Sun Hockey Team '34 Sun Hockey Team '35, 36 Sub Varsify Hockey '34 Varsify Hockey '35, '36 Sun Gym Squad '35, '36, '37 Sun Apparafus Team '35 -Sun Skipping 'Rope Team '36 Sun Marching Team '36 Individual Ap arafus Compeiifion '37 Sun Baske?ball,Team '36, '37 Capiain Sun Baskefball Team '37 Sun Track Team '35, '36 Winner Second Place in Track Meer '36 High Credif Algebra '36 Posfure Credifs '36, '37 Picfure Commiffee '37 Laiin Play '36 Capfain Sun Track Team '37 Manager Sun Running Broad Jump '37 Honorable Meniion Room Neainess Prize Winner of W '37 Varsity Track Team '37 '35 I s .U 1' ff file!! I0 U Y , .,,,., JANE SCHMELTZER Greenwich, Conn. 3 years Schmelly, Jane Where Found: Hanging ou? of fhe win- dow Concelpfion of Paradise: Davis Cup Ten- nis eam Pei' Expression: VERRY goodlooking! Per Aversion: Sins Fufure Occupafionz Fashion Edifor of fhe New York Woman Mos? S+riking Feafurez Hair ldiosyncrasies: Loud swallowing Suppressed Desire: To ring a fire alarm For gowns and gloves and caps and fippeis Are beaufy's sauces. spice and sippefs. -Thorn Wood N e . -f We l 'Wm 'arff f' A X 'Q 6 . 1 'Ah ,U Y 'J P , , y MJ 'Ni ,im ' , 1, . N t7'7 'f?xT 'Q' '1.,spa..w Saahq' gl ., MELITA Ull'lLElN SElPP Brook Hill Middleburg, Va. 4 years Bryn Mawr llMellI Where Found: By lhe vic Concepfion of Paradise: Conlinual fox hunl' Pei' Expression: Sorrrrrry Pei Aversion: Messy noleboolcs Fulure Occupalion: Whip of a fox hum' Bes+ Fealure: Eyes ldiosyncrasies: Shuiclling Suppressed Desire: Train ride from Washingion 'fo California wiihoul' a liclcel' Acquainl'ances l would have. bu+ when i'l' depends Noi on lhe number, buf 'rhe choice of friends. -Abraham Cowley PEPPER PCT Dial Club Dial Riding Club '36 Dial Gym Squad '36, '37 Dial Indian Club Team '36, '37 lndividual lndian Club Compelifio Picfure Commiliee '37 Hiking Club '37 Cluell' Viclrola Commillee '33 Sub. Clueil' Firsl Hockey Team '33 n AJR :g '71- sw -- ' .sf . Wx . :Q i Q i if': .'l 54 I lm :jr y ,, il jfggzri, ' A' we Dial Club Second Dial Hockey Team '35 Firsf Dial Hockey Team '36 Capfain Firs+ Dial Hockey Team '36 Varsily Hockey '36 Second Dial Baskelball Team '36 Firsl' Dial Baskefball Team '36 Second Dial Tennis Team '36 Posfure lmprovemenf Credi+ '36 Lafin Club '37 Second Dial Track Team '37 Firsf Dial Track '37 Firsf Dial Tennis '37 Varsify Track '37 Sub Varsify Tennis '37 Winner of W '37 Runner-up Douglas Doubles Tennis Tournamenf '37 y'9-Ogf!f-- - u-5 ' 17- , ' all KN ' 'VIXXQ NATHALIE SCOTT SIMPKINS 5 Wes+moreland Lane S+. Louis, Mo. 2 years Vassar Slinky, NaH'y Where Found: ln posfure class Concepfion of Paradise: To be a plafi- num blonde Pei' Expression: How do Y'all Pe+ Aversion: Embarrassing silences Fufure Occupafionz Umpire for S+. Louis Cardinals Besf Feafurez Hair ldiosyncrasies: Keeping up The conversa- 'rion Suppressed Desire: Noi +o blush Who, no? confenf fha? former wor+h sfand fasf, Looks forward, persevering fo fhe last .. .... .B ff.. M ISI -or V02 Ifiil . -Y. Q.. ,. f- : 1, w ..T.. ., ' 'F' N, - sv' , I g , - .ws-ff A., ' M- is 4... CALISTA WALES STRUBY 2500 Sou+h Sheridan Blvd. Denver, Colorado 4 years Iowa S+aIe Agriculfural College issuer: :IS-rrubll Where Found: Receiving magazines Concepfion of Paradise: Unlimired sup- ply oi oa+rneaI cookies Per Expression: Sei 'em up in Ihe ofher alley Pe+ Aversion: People who sing wilh 'rhe radio Eufure Occupa+ion: Ve+enary Ivlosr Slriking Feafurez Smile Idiosyncrasies: Wearing gloves 'ro bed Suppressed Desire: Drive a Taxi All 'rhings are won by diligence. Sun Club Clorhes Commiiiee '35, '36, '37 Library Commiifee '36, '37 Reading Club '37 Wriiing Club '37 Sun Riding Club '34, '35, '36 Riding Prefecl '35 AA Rider '34, '35, '36, '37 Honorable Menfion Academic Credii '34 Honorable Mention LaI'in '34 Honorable Menfion English '34 Honorable Meniion Medieval Hisfory '34 Honorable Meniion for Individual Order and Neafness '36 Honorable Menfion Posfure Creclif '35 Poslure Credif '34 Sun Skipping Rope Team '34 Sun Indian Club Team '35 Sun Gym Squad '34, '35 Chorus of IoIanIhe '34 Chorus of Lafin Play '36 Pa+ricia Wood Sher? Slory Prize '37 asus 'yur -4' , 'z-:-ia! Babu? P X - 3 ,.'Z.- .. ,vt ,usa A, lv- A...a.v...,s 2 in-f 3 -MA. -4- u- -- - '..:'! I' , , V - -- u-aU.L ' v-EM: ' 5' Agni 1'II H F, i L- 'hw 4 5 CQ . -4.-s. -X -, . .- wvv ,L Q .j ' '-:frrrm . - 'cf PJ-I gn-L I 2 ' ,. X I , , .,,. ,,.. ju I M.1..ul,:u.Vy- J If , in - -- f Sun Ciub Second Sun Baskefball Team '37 Library Commiffee '37 Third Traci: Team '37 Capiain Third Track Team '37 D hh SARAH BROOKS UPHAM 33I Dudley Road Newfon Cenfer. Mass. I year Vassar SaIIy Where Found: In bed reading Conceprion of Paradise: Skiing down Mr. Everesf Pei' Expression: Oh NO! Per Aversion: C5eH'ing up in fhe morning Fuiure Occupafionz Waxing skiis Besi' Feafurez Hair ldiosyncrasies: Being lafe Suppressed Desire: Drive down a one way sfreef fhe wrong way Who comprehends her 'rrus+, and 'ro fhe ' same Keeps Ifairhful wifh a simpieness of aim. ISI , 'WW 'PW F ...en Z fi, f ' ilffi ' ,v ' 1 llgiek ,- Nnaw MW. Ymz am. - Eine k 'arse' 4 of ' T ,swf A' T-'J-'SW'i MARY WENDELL VANDER POEL 830 Park Avenue New York Cily, N. Y. 4 years Vassar Wendy Where Found: Talking Conceplion of Paradise: Place in Elhel Walker School Choir Pei' Expression: Looks like Dealh warmed up Pe+ Aversion: Having hair pulled Fulure Occupaiion: Edilor ol Blue Book Mosl Slriking Fealurez Figure Idiosyncrasies: Ges+ures wi+h hands Suppressed Desire: To fainl af crucial momenr A frame ol adamanr, a soul of fire, No dangers lrighl her and no labors fire. Dial Club Year Book Board '37 Edi+or Year Book '37 Prelecl' '35 Second Dial Hockey Team '37 Capfain Second Dial Hockey Team '37 Second Dial Track Team '34 Firsf Dial Track Team '35, '36, '37 Second Dial Baskelball Team '36 Firsi' Dial Baskelball Team '37 Manager Firsf Dial Baskelball Team '37 Library Commiflee '34, '35, '36, '37 Viclrola Commillee '34, '35, '36, '37 Properly Room Commiffee '36, '37 Dial Gym Squad '34, '35, '36, '37 Dial Apparalus Team '35 Dial Indian Club Team '34, '35, '36 Manager Dial Indian Club Team '35 Second Place Individual Indian Club Compe- 'lilion '36 Firsf Place Individual Indian Club Compelilion '37 Individual Indian Club Compeiilion '35, '36, '37 Dial Marching Team '36 Cas? of A Kiss for Cinderella '36 Casl of Pomander Walk '37 Room Cup for Order and Nealness '34, '36, '37 Honourable Menfion for Improvemenl in Hock- ey '37 Spanish Club '37 Dial Manager lor Dashes '37 Casl of Wurzel FIummery 36 Honorable Menfion Individual Neafness '37 Posfure Credif '37 Honorable Menlion Bealrice Hurlburf Prize for Courage and Forlifude '37 Varsily Track '37 ' I ' 1 ...Q 2 I I Y 0 Y, I. W A Wlillzse -- , l llll. . Ulu , f fl Ig- 4, : n PEPP-11B PUT Sun Club Edifor of Sun Rays '37 Sun Rays Board '35, '36, '37 Sun Riding Club '35, '36 Firsi Sun Hockey Team '36, '37 Sun Gym Squad '36, '37 Presidenf of Riding '37 AA Rider '36 AAA rider '37 Good Head, Good Hands, Good Hearf Cup Posfure Credifs '36, '37 y Ari Club '35, '36, '37 Varsily Hockey '36 Varsify Rider '37 Second Place Popular Vofe for Ari '36 Sun Gym Squad '36, '37 Sun Indian Club Team '36, '37 Firsf Sun Traci: Team '36 Sun Riding Team '36 La+in Play '36 x 1' yi., . fbxf ff -- - 5 I ll is QA' 4 57, -- Q' W-1 , gh W 5 1 I ' J L., fx! . NANCY JOHNSON VAN VLECK IIO7 Fiffli Avenue ' New Yorlc Ciiy, N. Y. 3 years Where Found: Skefching Concepiion of Paradise: 36 hours a day Per Expression: I don'i' believe if! Pei Aversion: Gaining weiglnf Fufure Occupafionz Lucky Srrilce Girl Bear Feafurez Hair ldiosyncrasies: Nonchalanr dress Suppressed Desire: To ear as much as she wanrs A beauriful face is a silenr commenda- Hon. -Bacon X ,. ,AV u. gp.. mir' . ,W .T,,- , ii, -Ji Ya , ' 'c 1 i 'X'-'W-fa .am-my-- ' 'Ps ii A A. tabqif' ww 31 rl, Q y T 'Trl' T., , 4 ,V T. ,. si V.. H' ANN OSBORNE WHITELEY 905 S. Beaver S'rree+ York, Penna. 2 years Bryn Mawr Annie, Dumb Dora Where Found: Trying +o gel 'rhe poinl Conceplion of Paradise: Spinach every day Pel' Expression: l lonesHogosl1- Pel Aversion: Baby lalk Fulure Occupalionz Harmonizing Mosl' Sfriking Fealurez Giggle ldiosyncrasies: Domeslicily Suppressed Desire: To be in a Big family Friend To +ru+l'1, of soul success. ln aclion laillwlul, and in honor clear.' Sun Club Sun Gym Squad '36, '37 Sun Skipping Rope Team '36, '37 Sun Apparalus Team '37 Manager Sun Apparalus Team '37 Sun Marching Team '36 Firsf Sun Track Team '36 Senior Prefeci '37 Lalin Play '36 Music Club '36, '37 Poslure Prefecl' '36, '37 Poslure Credil' '36 lmprovemenl' in Posfure Credif '37 Academic Credils '36 Honorable Menfion Geomelry '36 Geome+ry Club '36 Lalin Club '37 Year Book Board '37 Choir '37 Margarel Mallory Cup '36 Second Sun Track Team '37 Marguerile Walson Cup '37 Sun Cup '37 Honorable Menlion lsabel Jackson Memorial Prize '37 Honorable Meniion Piano '37 Honorable Menlion Harmony '37 PEPT5-EB PCI 4, Dial Club Year Book Board '37 Timepiece Board '35, '36, '37 Choir '35, '36, '37 Choir Mis+ress '37 Music Club '36, '37 Afhlefic Board '37 Varsify Hockey Team '36 Dial Hockey Team '37 Second Dial Hockey Team '36 Honorable Menlion for Efforl in Hockey '36, 37 Varsily Tennis Team '36, '37 Sub Varsify Tennis Team '35 Dial Tennis Team '36, '37 Second Dial Tennis Team '35 Runner-up, Douglas Doubles Tennis Tournament '35 Runner-up, Fafhers'-Daughlers' Tennis Tourna- rnenf, '35 Dial Track Team '36, '37 Manager Dial Discus Team '37 Dial Gym Squad '36, '37 Dial Indian Club Team '36 Dial Marching Team '36 Individual lndian C.lub Compelifion '37 Lafin Play '36 Second Dial Baskefball Team '37 Caplain of Second Dial Baskefball Team '37 Posfure Credils '36, '37 Capfain of Firsf Dial Tennis Team '37 Winner of Fall Tennis Tournamenl '37 Winner of '37 Winner of Douglas Doubles Tennis Tournameni '37 Winner of Spring Tennis Tournameni' ifbuejrsgl I .-if ,sf if OST' IN 10 'D .L 7:13:51 :FL 67- '-'2 ',,-I 7 Ky ,gags if ' X ,ff 1 . . ly . 4 KR, P CAROLINE KEITH WIESS 2 Sunsef Road I-lousion, Texas 3 years Sarah Lawrence Cary, Rhinehar+ Where Found: Taking if easy Conceplion of Paradise: Pen+house Pei Expression: Rhinehar+ Pel' Aversion: Being +old 'ro be quier Fufure Occupafionz Posing for commer- cial ads Besl Fealurex Eyes ldiosyncrasies: Flowers every week Suppressed Desire: To have las+ name spelled correcily The ideal of wif, courlesy, grace and charm. -Cicero ISL 'S 'nfl hmm' 'Pmpnm ,f -'Www' mr- VWLW , gy , lf, HELEN ANN WITTER Horseshoe Ranch Beowawe, Nev. 2 years Vassar Annie, WH-WH Where Found: Busiling around Concepiion oi Paradise: Horseshoe Ranch Fufure Occupalionz Buckaroo Per Aversion: Malhemalics Per Expression: Gardenias! Besi Fealures Tiny feel' Dial Club French Club '36, '37 Spanish Club '36, '37 Reading Club '36, '37 Wriling Club '37 Academic Varsily '36 Academic Crediis '36 Honorable Menrion Academic Credif High Credil Lalin '36 High Credii French '36 Honorable Meniion French '36 Honorable Meniion Lafin '36 Posfure Credii' '37 Dial Gym Squad '36 Dial Marching Team '36 Second Dial Baslrefball Team '36 Honorable Menlion Spanish '37 ldiosyncrasies: San Francisco papers '33 -' ilk' Suppressed Desire: To skip a conference ,Q .5 1 N F, Q5 f? . -'jf I 4 it 1 5 I So didsi' Thou 'rravel on life's common 3 ill way Y Q1 t 11 . In cheerful godliness: and yei' 'rhy hearl ' ' ' The lowliesl dufies on ihyself did lay. 62 PEPP-?B:PCI , - ., , ,' , . f - 4- as - ., r:a+ W. 1' V , . W ,. 5,1 .. . 1 N , -1 11: 1+-tl 5.5: Li A .5 ,v - .hh .- ' 35, 'Y t L 51 ,4 3. wg: ,,.,, w,.- 1' .1- ?if.vf1J:,f,,,f 1,1 ,-lf, 5 , ,. ,wh I M b ff, .M , M ., M., I L, , A ug, I, ,, -,A 1' 1 SL, ..,. ,,1 ,, . , ,,, , 9 'j, ta ' ., RFQ - ,W Qxfn' Q , .4 . Q ,Q.,f4'Qr,wylg-311,11 fm W 1' f,5,yM. V . '. ' 1 L'1 X A w Q .' QK 5 'L Q. rf 1,452 , -JJ - v- . ,vw12g,f K - , -.,, V 151' .ml .1 A - 'V -I 4 , . 9--. as-....,,.-V , 11, . ,aw .. V Q V, W, . .Ng . . ,N ul! ., K- .yt , i ., Altuq. ,- -Hx , n ' h, f. K . ' ' , ,, 1 ' '- ' 3. ' ' 1 V ' .., 1. 'of W ' . ' . r , - ' , ,, Q K ' Ill S -2 fi U :F :ff 0 -' -' 5' 3' 6' s 3 G 0 0 0 A 0 m -- Q., ' ' -o-Q qua W W U E C ' EF - gf M 'ga 5 3 Q- E 1 3'- :'2 n I 2- Sf' : Q 3 Q O m 6' 6' ' ' -U 2 4' fl 5 'Jw 3 ' 5 I 3 5' 5- 2 ' 3 a o I '- 2 0 n : ' . w -h V' - ,,,' np 0 'S LJ 3 5 :T an 'E S- ' 4 3 - 9+ 9' 5' fb 9' 3 2 + 0 ' -0- W, -H m 3 2 W C 3' 0 + -' -g. Nl :A cn : 1 I.: Q- 0 ' DI Q af' -. Q in 3 U- E x -1 3 ' w 0 0. o D 2 cn 3' : 5 Q 3 S4 3, -0- -'LQ ' -U -0- . T U' 47 on 3 0 'U S an ' .Q 3 -, 0 O 3' c 0 Cn -h ur A 2 192 m 1 0 ' -F n 1 m J' 9' U5 3' 'S' 50--2' 0 1 0 5 i X 0 ,H 3- 'U 21 0 O 1 0 1, ' 10 . 2 :f o 0 : ' U' A 5. 5' 2 94 3 3 -1 U- L9 5. :T '4 Q. 4 g - 1 0 9 2 .. 5 2, 5 31 g F -1 Q. S 3 V' cu w E 9 xl - O 2 O. 5 o o o. 0 ' Z 1 5' 3' fl 5'- 3' 9.-. ' -5 - W 43 u The Perfecl' Girl Personalify ......A...A... ...,..,....,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,.AA.,.A...,,.,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,..,, Characrer ........,. Versafilify ................ Sense of Humor ......,.,.. Complexion, .......... . Hair ......,...,....,.,. Eyebrows ............ Eyes ............. Teelh ...........,.,., Hands ......A....... Nails ....,..,,,,. Figure... Legs ............. Smile ........... Voice ................ Profile ........ Nose ............ Mou+h .............. PreHies+ .............. 1 Larkin and Jones lfiel. Vander Poel ...........Sar+orius. Larkin .............Schaeler, ,Van Vleck ...........Child. Haviland ...............ChiId, Baldwin ...........Havilancl. Van Vleck ..,........Van Vleck, Brown Haviland, Connick Bright Sarforius Harman, Marshall Marshall, Mclnfire ............Van Vleck, Vander Poel and Eliz. RickeHs lfiel ,....Harman, Eliz. RickeHs ............Haviland. bofh Ricke'H's Rouss ..,.........Harman, Larkin and Van Vleck lfiel Van Vleck .........,......Harman, Barker Besl' Looking .....,........ Mosr Sfriking .....,...... ..............Baldwin, Eliz. Rickefls ..............Richard, Van Vleck .....................,................Sarforius. Richard Mos? Poise .............. ..- ........... Sarforius, Vander Poel. Plimpfon 64 PEFTPEB PCI 7 W Class Voles Mosf Popular ............................. ....,... - .....,............................ ........... S a rlorius and Larkin lliel Mosf Alfracfive ........ - ....... M .............. .................,........ - ..... S arforius, Richard Mosl' Likely +o Succeed ........ - ..... ............... S Chdefer. Drew. Plimpfon Mosf Amblhous ...................... Takes Life l-lardesf ................ Takes Life Easiesl ................... Mos? Sophisficaled ,............. Mos? Senfimenfal ............. Mosl Original ..............., Biggesf Bluffer ...,...... Frankesl .................... Besl Nafured ...,.,.,.......... Mosf lnfellecfual ............... Mosl Generous ........... - Mosl' Naive ..,...........,....... Besl' Dancer ,,.,....,..,............... Mos+ Conscienfious ................... Mos+ Absenf-Minded ...,..,......A. Mosf Afhlehc ...................... Cufesf ................. - ........... Noisues+ .....,.................. Mos? Tacfful .......A...... Buggesf Drag ................... Mosf Opfimisfic ......,........ Mosf Arfislic ............. Mos+ Gullible ............ . Mosf Pracflcal ........ - ................. Mos? Temperamenfal ...... Wulhesl' ........ - ....... - ............. a.- ..... ,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,Schaefer, Drew, Plimpfon .....,...............-........Donahue, WiH'er ...............Proc+or, Harman, Upham ..............Wiess and Van Vleck lfiel Larkin ................Schaefer, Rouss. Harman ............McIn'rire, Vander Poel ...........Harman, Sfruby, Drew ......,..............Jones, Hubbard .........,.Resor, Drew, Plimpfon ....-.................Larkin, Harman Ricke++s, ReuH'er ...............Jones, Connick and Paxson lfiel Plimpfon .................Resor, Schaefer .......,......Richard, Van Vleck Connick, Larkin Paxson .............lv1cln'nre and Larkin lfiel, Plimpfon Poel, Sfruby . .............,. Jones, Hubbard ..- ........ Schaefer, Van Vleck - ....... - ........ Sarforius, Powers M ............ Mclnfire, Whi+eley Paxson - .... a.. - ....... - ................ - ............. -..Mcln1'ire,Rouss Mosf Loyal ....................... M..- ........................,................ Plimpfon, Larkin, Donahue Mosf Graceful ............... .... ....... Van Vleck, Richard and Plimpfon lfiel Biggesl' Eafer ....................... ............................ B arker, Plimpfon, Donahue Firs+ Married ........ - ....... - ....... -. ...- M.- ,..... - ...... .... - ................. E liz. Rickehls, Wiess Done Mos+ For School ..,......... ..... a M.-- ..... ., ..... .. ..... N ......... ............. S arforius, Larkin, Mclnfire Biggesf Vamp ..... E.- ............. L... .- ....... ........- ....... -... ........... - ...............,,.......,. Wiess, Brown Class Clown .......... ....... - ................................... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, B r own, Reuffer Man Hafer ....... one lunan.l 1 .. . ' 'Wah 65 ...,, ,V 1 ri 1- if .43 ii7'P 1'iT ir 4' uri... .M V f--ugw rw iw 541 H , 6, ...T.l---'W . , xl?- 12:-2 X, -Wfvfr .--A gh .. , K 1 , ..,:,v ,L ..- ull., I--1, 1, V .. .1 ,4,4..V::,,.. ,V ksn,v:,h Jam: i,.?,.i'I1y:-grj-y 1r ffl .mf , . I . . we 'G , I Class Prophecy S I drove along in my liffle frailer nighf was drawing nigh, and if behooved me fo find an over-nighf parking space. Presenfly I came across an ideal spof. a frailer camp sifuafed on a river bank, wifh an invifing sign nailed fo a free: Park- your-car-cass, which I did. Now. I fhoughf, for a nice refreshing walk before din- ner. The scenery along fhe river looked invifing, and I direcfed my foofsfeps fhifher. Idle curiosify prompfed me fo quesfion a fisherman I encounfered as fo his luck. when whom should I discover fhis modern Hazliff 'ro be buf Powers who answered, l'm frying fo make ofhers bife for a change. Back in my frailer I was paid a visif by fhe local plumber who furned ouf fo be Donnie asking if our pipes needed repairs. The voices of my bufler and my cook argu- ing several hundred feef away in fhe kifchen as fo whefher fhey should serve caviar or fruffles wifh fhe dinner broke info our conversafion. Lafer as I saf in my living room a familiar voice reached my ears from wifhouf. Oh Anfoineffe. come fake off my spurs. Fancy meefing Ann Wiffer here! ln fhe course of our conversafion she fold me fhaf while she was on her cruise in fhe Pacific Ocean she had seen Bev floafing around on one of fhose new fangled raffs iusf off fhe coasf of her deserf island. She hailed one and all wifh Hi Men! or Hi Women! and a quick glance ashore assured Ann fhaf all doors were fighfly closed. She also asked me if I had read of Nadia's marriage fo a Peer of fhe realm which enfifled her fo a seaf in fhe Royal Box in fhe Abbey af fhe nexf Coronafion. Affer dinner we decided fo go ouf and make friends. There was greaf con- fusion around fhe enfrance fo fhe park as a large crowd was seen clammering for aufographs from Hes, who was accompanied by her family, fhe All American Foofball Team. As she caughf sighf of us over fhe heads of fhe mulfifude we heard a Hi goons! and were lafer infroduced fo her husband, a fasfy gent Then Drewie arrived on fhe spof, and backed by a high-pressure sales falk persuaded us all fo buy fickefs fo a nearby circus in fhe fown of Squeedunk. Once persuaded, off we all sef and fo our amazemenf were greefed wifh fhe official key by Mayor Plimpfon af fhe Town Hall. Af fhe circus gafes Rese sold us peanufs and pink lemonade, and in her excifemenf af fhe unexpecfed reunion forgof fo collecf fhe money. This way. folks! This way! a familiar voice rang in our ears and Brownie. mega- phone in hand, proceeded fo show us fhe side shows. We hiked along in our old Walker sfyle from freak fo freak. as Brownie gave us fhe low down on each. Among fhem was fhe proverbial faf woman, none ofher fhan Procie llvly. how she'd changedll On anofher sfall we gaped wide-eyed af Cary fransformed info a scinfillafing snake charmer. Anofher affracfion which was receiving a lof of affenfion was Hub. who had grown so proficienf, she now painfed wifh her foes. Sfruby, as Head Usher, conducfed us fo our seafs wifhin fhe circus fenf and we gof seffled iusf in fime fo hear Ring Masfer Laughlin, if you can believe if lwe couldn'fl announce fhe Grand March. A second lafer, in if came. led iaunfily by Band Leader Simpkins wifh a cheery How do y'all! In 'rhe procession we caughf a glimpse of Connie lwho lafer performed remarkably welll furned cowgirl, riding a piebald bronc and Cosy asfride a Pecak, a sfrange animal she picked up during her rambles fhrough fhe Grand Cenfral Sfafion. Af fhis poinf fo our greaf annoyance we were disfracfed by cries of Oh. Mama. lookl , Aren'f fhey piffy. MamaI and Whaf's fhaf, Mama? 67 111-Nui' ls:-:ips . TT 5154 gggii T i. This-'T HS ,n:,,, T .2-EWU! ' There was WhiTeley, in The cenTer of iT all, aTTempTing To piloT her flock Towards a row of seaTs. direcTly in TronT of us! Pandemonium reigned unTil STruby, wiTh True execuTive abiliTy, rushed down To help her seaT her liTTle ones. No sooner had They seTTled down Than Himmie broughT in her school of German bubchens, whom she was showing America. They were all dressed in liTTle Wallis-blue suiTs, embroidered wiTh black swasTikas, which convinced us ThaT Himmie was sTill pro-Windsor wiTh a dash of Nazi- ism. We finally goT down To serious business and were Thrilled by The breaTh-Taking Trapeze acT of Richard and SchmelTzer. ShouTs of laughTer broughT our aTTenTion To Susie who, as usual. was cuTTing up-only This Time she was in a clown suiT. WiTh The help of Sis, who came zooming in on her miniaTure hook and ladder, and wiTh oThers, she enacfed The usual comedy of The burning house To The Tune oT screaming sirens. The nexT acT on The program was enTiTled GreaTer Love HaTh No Woman Than This and Turned ouT To be llla, who sT.ood in fronT oT a TargeT aT which her husband Threw knives from a disTance of 26 TeeT. Then ouT galloped Van Vleck and Elms all decked ouT in pink TighTs as bareback riders on Dear Sir and Rocky MounTain. The climax of The afTernoon's performance, however, was reached when Frankie proceeded To exhibiT her Tamed Tigers. Armed only wiTh a rolling pin, she puT Them Through Their Tricks, which included a P formaTion and wiTh a liTTle more diTficulTy evenTually a W. Finding The circus TenT a liTTle sTuTTy, we again wenT ouT inTo The open and This Time soughT The amusemenT secTion. There we could easily pick ouT Annie McConnell, who had adopTed sTilTs on which To walk. She suggesTed ThaT we have our picTures Taken, 6 for IOc by Mackie, who had recenTly gone inTo parTnership wiTh Gallo and had seT up a small booTh noT far disTanT. Complying wiTh her suggesfion, we were phoTographed wiTh a fair amounT of success and Then conTinued on our way. We hadn'T gone far when The gay lighTs. blaring music, and dashing horses of a merry-go- round compelled us To buy TickeTs. While waiTing our Turn. we noTiced as The horses and music wenT 'round and round'. a cerTain young woman, who was siTTing noT only asTride. buT also backwards on her dappled sTeed. She seemed To be enjoying herself immensely, despiTe The TacT ThaT she was The sole rider. Occasional bursTs of hysTerical giggling we discovered were The resulT of puns ThaT she was levelling aT herself. As The music slowed down and The horses slackened Their pace, we recognized Rowdy. who proudly showed us her newly acquired possession and oTTered us Tree rides. Tiring afTer The firsT hour and a half we Turned our aTTenTion To a couple of quack docTors who were indulging in a liTTle compeTiTion, in The form oT rapid sales Talk delivery, from The heighTs of Two nondescripT craTe boxes. On The Top of one. labeled Coca- Cola. we recognized Bobbie. who was lisTing The meriTs of a cerTain concocTion in The mosT vehemenT fashion, her bangs bouncing aT every emphasized syllable. Here, ladees and genTlemen, you see me holding a boTTle ThaT conTains a liquid guaranTeed To remove Treckles, ink sTains. cure hay fever and is also excellenT as a wave-seTTing loTion. While on The oTher box we saw Frenchie, valianTly aTTempTing To drown ouT her compeTiTor wiTh promises of insTanT success To all on one Trial oT her hair de-kinking machine. WiTh a few words of encouragemenT To each, we heaved a sigh and de- parTed. We walked on and sTopped To waTch in admiraTion Nancy Marshall's unfail- ing aim as she hurled baseballs aT WoolworTh's besT china. Inspired wiTh The sighT, l passed on To The nexT booTh, where armed wiTh similar weapons l unsuccessfully aT- TempTed To dislodge Sally from her all Too comforTable posiTion on a somewhaf familiar es PEPP-EB PCI Simmons maffress. Definifely discouraged, I furned away. buf saw prospecfs of being cheered up af fhe sighf of a forfune 'reIIer's fenf. I enfered, my hearf beafing rapidly wifh fhe excifemenf of fhe forfhcoming revelafion. There was Melifa, bedecked in all a gypsy's finery. siffing Bowlby-wise on an Orienfal cushion. IWe saf and falked over old 'rimes insfead of indulging in fufile prophecies of a brillianf circus career affer fhe fashion of my cIassmafes.I She informed me wifh a you-mighf-have-guessed-if air fhaf Hopie was fhe proud owner of a fhriving business consisfing of curling daschunds. chows and Sf. Bernards' hair. by hand: fhaf in her Iafesf visif fo fhe movies she had recognized Essie in a Travelogue dealing wifh Life Among fhe Congo Nafives lap- parenfly she was affer a bigger and beffer sunburnlq and as a finishing fouch. fhaf Marge had supplanfed fhe New York Yankees in fhe Wheafie ads as fhe embodimenf of healfh and vigor. Quife overcome wifh fhese Iasf addifions fo my day's experience, I sfumbled ouf of The fenf and, ioining my friends, refurned honnewards, i.e., fo fhe frailer camp. Buf The day's experiences were far from over as we soon discovered. For whaf should we perceive pulled up wifhin fhe camp's barriers buf a frailer hifched fo a roadsfer, com- plefely smofhered in fellfale confeffi, gay ribbons, rice, and old shoes. lf can'f be Libby! I gasped aloud, and as if in answer fo my exclamafion a blonde head poked ifself ouf of a window and I heard a voice say Did someone call me? Absolufely exhausfed and af a loss for words Iif you can believe ifl fo express my feelings, I fum- bled info bed. buf. unable fo sleep, furned on fhe radio in desperafion. Sfafion WOR, Charloffe Paxson broadcasfing. You have iusf heard Kafharine Schaefer conducfing fhe New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchesfra in a program of her own composifions.' Good nigh+l I muffered wifh all sincerify and, furning if off, gave myself over fo MO'PI'eUS' w. v. P. and BOARD. 'xg1 a 'P' A ff- Qwgg 'V bv . . - I . ' fa 2 if-is C fr- an I X v Il' -' ' r r I .K J ,, 3 -..Q ' Q, ' I' - Z L 69 Ns 7-HW' .ev A any 4.- 915 If ffl A I -NY lily fvfrapvuw -Q... ww .dwar- -Y ,, I Jane Roussie NPVOCYH Susie Libby and Essieu Iglfownf Hpnmp.. Sis Rese -: 'UQ' 5 New k ...-.---M4- N df 1 2- 'I f 'Q :i:,ii,i 'WJ' 'lp Y , ., L 'N'f', 'R 3 as Donnie Hes KWryx' Nancy V. V. Ula Wendy Frankie 7 I 'Y Pfx F- X. -wvaggrsv' 53.1 gig , ,, ,. nf? K , .12 7' ' 7 ,,, , ig,,1 ,.1,5,..- H ' -. H V 'f l W '31 Hub Pnyl Drewie' Annie Nadia Nathalie Connie Bobbie 72 Himmieu Locky Ann f-lopieu Elmsie Sally Sue Cary Peaches 73 Q- fv E 'Qx,,,,,,,,M 1 V' 93ii NN 4 1, . F Q if .z .15 . . 6 fi se Y 2 A fa VVWITII HFXAGCHSH lyChGflO++GI' Meme Bev Frenchie Nancy M. Cosy Marge '-'4'g4' f PE PPEFT 1 14 UNUEDQRADUNEB if iff? 5-.....,-Q ' nv 1, , 1. QQ . nik? t' F 3 . H ' ,. ' . L 1 ,- . , . . ,..-Q. - - f .M , W... rf H f ' .'..+1i5g-fr,7,'-314. wb 5 .,- ,.i'lYi--p-- , .v Beaver Brook AHERN, CATHERINE ............. . ,.................,..,,..................,,............. 256 Broadway. Norwich. Conn. BACKUS. DOROTHY ..,.,.......... ...........,. 7 25 Lakeshore Road. Grosse Poinl Shores. Mich. BAIRD, MARIAN ....,.............. .,.,............................. 8 6 Prospecl' Avenue. Monlclair. N. J. BECKWITH, PHYLLIS ............ ,,....,.....................,...,,........................ - ................. W ayzafa. Minn. BLAFFER. CECIL ..........,........ .............................,......,,....., 6 Sunsel' Road. Housfon. Texas BROWN. KATHERINE ............ ,........ , -5920 Ci'ry Line. Overbrook. Philadelphia. Pa. BRUTON, JANE ...................... ................... V illa Louisiana, Box I735. Haloana. Cuba BULLITT. PATRICIA ,,........,,. BURCHELL. LOIS ........... - Highlands, Seaffle. Easl 88+h S+reeI', New York Wash. . N. Y. BURCHELL. RUTH ........,..,.... ,........,....., 2 2 Easl 88Ih Sfreel. New York. N. Y. BURNS, DOROTHY ...........,,,...,. .,,....,.........,,. I 4 Remsen S+ree+. Brooklyn. N. Y. BUTTERWORTH, JEAN .........,.... .,..........,.,......... S unsei' Farm, Wesl Harrford. Conn. BYRNES. BETTY .......,.............,,........,...,..... ....,,,,,..........,,.........,... I 3 Easl 67'rh Sfreel. New York. N. Y. CAMPBELL, CATHERINE ..........,.... ......,,....... I O78 Soufh Orange Grove. Pasadena. Calif. CAVANAGH, ELISE .............,... .........,.........,.,,,............... G len Head. Long Island. N. Y. COPLEY. EVELINE .......,..,..... .,.,........,.,.........,,.... I 748 Nor+h Boulevard, Housfon. Texas CORIELL. ELIZABETH .......,.,.. ,,........................ - .........., 9 63 Cenfral Avenue, Plainfield. N. J. CRICHTON, GLORIA ..,.....,............,.,..,,,,... 4 Durham Road, Lawrence Park. Bronxville CROCKER. MARIANNE ...,,,...... .....,.... CROWTHER. DEIRDRE .,.. CU LLEN. PEGGY .............,.....,.,,, DAY. NANCY .......,.....,............. DOYLE. BARBARA ............,,. DRESSER. DORETTE .......,.... EARLE. MARY .....,..................,. ELKINS, KATHARINE ....,,......,....... FITZGERALD. FRANCES, FLINN. MARY LOUISE .... FRANZHEIM, LILY WIER HAMILTON. MARGOT .... HICKOX, LYDIA ,...... ..,.,......,,,...,. HINMAN. ELIZABETH ....... HOOVER. LORRAINE ..........,. HORGAN. BETTIE ................ JACKSON. FAY .......,,..........., JOHNSON, ALINA ,........,.,, KING. PRISCILLA .,,.,....., Cheslnul' Hill Avenue. Brookline Maple Slreef. Springfield. Millard Avenue. Bronxville .,..,.......I49 Jackson Avenue, Bradford. Willow Slreef. Brooklyn Commonwealfh Avenue. Boslon, .N. Y. Mass. N. H. , Mass. Mass. .N. Y. Penna. .N. Y. Park Sfreef. Monlerey, Calif. Roland Avenue, Balfimore. Md. ...............5558 Aylesboro Avenue. Piflsburgh. Pa. ................Cen+ral Park Sfalion. Housfon, Texas Fiffh Avenue, New York, Easl 75+h Sfreel, New York ..................BuIIe+ Hill Farm. Soufhbury. Park Avenue. New York. N. Y. . N. Y. Conn. N. Y. N. Y. Elmhursf Road, Ballimore. Md. -Calle B y II Vedado. Habana , Cuba Sherbrook Road. Scarsdale, N. Y. LAUGHLIN. RITA ................. ............. 6 83I Edgerfon Avenue. PiHsburgh. Pa. LEE. CHARLOTTE ................ ..................................... R ockridge, Greenwich, Conn. LILLEY. JOAN ................... ................. W oodbury Road. Wa'rer'Iown. Conn. 77 . 1.-v . J- f-'. ., ,..41,,,, -. Mn .. ..... L.. I I Qllfrl. ,gg ,l,. .- W ri . . 1. . M- . +1 re:-Ihr fmwwfrf 'WF if E if.. ,hi 1 hu . 53' ' Zfewff ' McINTIRE. BARBARA ..... , ...........,.....,.,...,.A,...,. ......,...... I 3I Brayfon S+ree+, Englewood, N. J MAHAFFEY, DOROTHY JANE .,........,... ..,,.,.........,,...... 9 Porlland Place, S+. Louis, Mo. MATTHIESSEN, ALYS ..........,......... - ..... .......................,..,,....... I rvinglon-on-Hudson, N. Y. MEYER, ALICE ..........,...,.......,,,... ...,.,........... 5 ZI9 Chicago Slreel, Omaha, Neb. MILLER, JANE ............,.A........ ,,.....,,......, 6 59 Ely Avenue, Pelham Manor, N. Y. NELSON, TRUDY ............,,..,...., ,.....,,........ 5 O Dunsler Road, Cheslnul Hill, Mass. NEWMAN, PATRICIA .............. ,.............. 2 I84 Ridgewood Road, Alcron, Ohio NIMICK, ELEANOR ....................,..... ................,. T horn Run Road, Coraopolis. Pa. PEARCE, MARY BUSHNELL ............ ............,.... 2 65 Bowen Slreel, Providence, R. I. PETERS, CAROLINE .......................... .,,.....,..., I 29 Wheeling Hill, Lancasler, Ohio PETREE, VIRGINIA KING ...,........ ..................,,.,...... - ........... M orris Lake, Scarsdale, N. Y. PLUNKETT, PATRICIA .....,..,............ .....,........... 2 32 Easl' 6ls+ Slreel, New Yorlc, N. Y. PROSSER, ELIZABETH ................,............... ...............,. I 4 Easl' 76+h Slreel, New Yorlc. N. Y. RAYMOND, MARY PERKINS .....,........ ............,. 4 35 Easl 52nd S+ree+, New Yorlc. N. Y. RICHARD, VERA ..,............................... ......,.... I 060 Fiflh Avenue, New York. N. Y. RICHARDS, VIRGINIA ,........,,... ................ W es+over Road, Slamford, Conn. ROBERTS, SALLY ............... ,.........., I I3 Sunsel Road, Amarillo, Texas ROWE, RUTH ...,.......,.............,.. ........................................ - ..............,........ T ryon, N. C. SAGAR, MARGARET .....,......... .............. B roolcside Drive, Greenwich, Conn. SCHOCK, JEAN ..........,,........... ......... - ..I2 Wydown Terrace, S+. Louis, Mo. SCOTT, MARGARET ...,.....,.. SILLECK, SHIRLEY ........,... Red Oak Road, Wilmingfon, Del. Braylon Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. SMITH. EMMA .....,......,,.. ..,........,..,.....,....,................. I O Gracie Square, New York, N. Y. SMITH, SALLY ........... ............... C herry Valley Road, Garden Cily, L. I., N. Y. SMITH, SUSAN ..,...,........ .............,. 4 7 Buckingham S'rree+, Walerbury, Conn. STIFEL, AUDREY .....,............ ......................,,...... L adue Road, S+. Louis Counly, Mo. TOWNSEND, JOAN ............. .....,...... H orse Island, Meads Poinl, Greenwich, Conn. TURNER, JANE ........,........,., .....,...................,................... R ound Hill, Greenwich, Conn. VERITY, JEAN .....,.............. - .,.,.... ..,.........,. 2 I8 Soulh Main S+ree'r, Middlelown, Ohio WALTON, ANDREE ....,,........ .....,....,........,....,.. I 09 Willow Slreel, Brooklyn, N. Y. WATSON, NANCY ....,..,.....,, .,............... R ound Hill Road, Greenwich, Conn. WAYNE, EMILY ..........,....... ,........,,.,.. I 6 Eredericlc SI'reeI', Walerbury, Conn. WEBER, CLARE .............. ..........,.....,................,....,......,...,, W endanloroolc, MI. Kisco, N. Y. WHITE, AGNES ....,,....... .........,...............,...................,.,,..,... 5 70 Prince Avenue, Alhens, Ga. WHITE, MARY ............,,....,,............................ 86 Mayo Avenue, Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn. WICKWIRE, DOLLY ..,.,.........................,....,,............................. 666 Wesl Eerry Sfreel, Buffalo, N. Y. WILLIAMS, SALLY PAGE ................ ..,.......,,... G race Harbor, Greal' Neck, L. I., N. Y. WITHERBEE, NANCY ....,.........,.... ,.........,........,............,..,.............,.............. G reenwich, Conn. YOUNG, SALLY .................. ....,.......,,........., I I9 Brewsler Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. 78 PEFTFTEB PIII 52, X 'Rx .f N, 79 T515 aaa , 'KWH ,, 1 gf' f wi -3 r E ' xsfwwa NASE: .kgwqge .ff-f' agw' x v ,gf sq 5 '.f ffFx.i-S, , Nxeggsxggf-' l W -f i . ..,. wil y- Q' ,S mai-.-4 80 QEEEERQEU BACKUS. VIRGINIA ..,..... ....... A.. wg 1 lf CIueH' Lakeshore Road, Grosse Poin+, Mich. BALDWIN, JOAN .......,,,,...,..... . .,,,,....,.......,,.....A............,.................... Bedford Hills. N. Y. BROWNING, CELESTE ..........,..... ...........,.. S +raHon RoacI,,New Rochelle. N. Y. CLARKE. BEI'TY ..,.,.......,.,..............,.,,..............,.. ...,.,,,............ 2 8 Oak Lane. Scarsclale. N. Y. COUDENHOVE, MARIE-SOPHIE ............ .,.....,,,,,. R a+zenried. Wur+'renburg. Germany CROOKS, PATRICIA .............,................. ............,............,........,.,,,..,.........,,................ S ea Girl. N. J. DANIELS. MARY .................... ...,.....,...... 5 75 Salisbury Sfreel. Worcesfer. Mass. FARLEY, ELISE ..,,,,........ ............, I 39 Easl' 67'l'h Slreel, New York, N. Y. FORD. HELEN ..........,......... ............, 7 70 Park Avenue. New York. N. Y. GARCIA, BERTHA ..,...,........ ...,..,,........,,..............., B ox 2203. Havana. Cuba HITE, BETSY .,,,,,..,......,,,.,. .,..,..,,.. B yram Shore, Greenwich, Conn. HOPE, JUNE .......,.......,,.............,.,..,....,....,..,,,. ..,..,,,...........,,...,.,,.........,.. S achem's Head. Conn. JOHNSON, HELENE .....,........,.,...............,..... ......,...,. C alle B y I I Vedaclo, Havana. Cuba JOHNSON, NANCY BARBARA .....,...,,,,.,,,,..........,...............,...............,...............,..,............. Fairfield, Conn. LAWRENCE. NANCY ........,,,,...,.,...,....... ..,.,.,......... 3 900 Nebraska Avenue. Washingfon. D. C. McCULLOUGH. JEAN .,...,.....,,.. McGRAW. SARAH EDMA .,..,...... Soufh Wafer Sfreef, Kilanning, Penna. Lakeland Avenue, Grosse Poin'I', Mich. NEAVE. LISA ................,.,,,......,..,...., ,,,,,...,............................,..............,.................,. C onvenl. N. J. NEWTON, DIANE ......,........, .,....,......,.. I O60 Fiflh Avenue, New York, N. Y. ORDWAY, SALLY ...,........,.,. ....,....,...,., 6 O Sherman Road, BaHIe Creek, Mich. PEABODY. JOAN .,..........,,... .........,.., I 95 Onwenfsia Road, Lake Forest III. PETTINGILL, LAURA .......,........ ....,.,...,,,,.........,...........,,.....,................... B arringfon, III. PHILIPP, ANN ....,,............... .................,..... .....................,,,.,.................................. C h arloffesville, Va. RICE. NATALIE ................. ........................,......,....,................... 6 Avon Road, Scheneclady, N. Y. RIDDER. BARBARA ............................. -....OId Courl' House Road, New Hyde Park, L. I., N. Y. SOMERVILLE, DIANTHA ..............,.,.,...,,,.,,,,,......,,.......,,...............,.. 94-I Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SPERRY, WINIERED .....,............ ..........,...............,,,,..,....,..,.............,.,,,...,.. H onolulu, Hawaii WALTON. JEAN .....,............. ........,,.................. I O9 Willow Sl'ree'I', Brooklyn, N. Y. WESSON. FLORENCE ........,... .......,.....,.............. I 35 Foresl Glen Road, Longmeadow. Mass. WHITE. MARGARET ............... .,............. 8 6 Mayo Avenue, Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn. 8I .qw . 11 . 4, I Q I Ii I WIIIII hl. 'rr Wim i3 f 1ir I' ,-56? , 'W sa , 'WY' kr -,ar-' 82 EEEBJZOQL TLEJJLF-QAPQYV leads., va Ii,,g,,' I iii' Sli I' I 4 1i -f was 'wfvqwrws ' ' f' .aww- The Judilh Mallack PoeI'ry Prize Awa rd ed 'ro JANE PLIMPTON I She was brealhless wi+h exciiemenl when I found her, Her eyes were shining wilh a kind of glow, She had found a four-leaf clover in 'rhe daisies, And wanied me Io be +he firsf 'Io know. I-Ier dress was 'rorn and dirly from her playing, She'd been in 'rhe fields and climbing in 'rhe hay, She was warm and careless as +he summer sunshine, And I Ios'r my hear? 'ro her +ha'r carefree day. I 'rook her by The hand +o see my pony, I gave her a red apple from our +ree, She looked ai me and giggled while she ale i'I', And gave 'rhe clover, for good luck, Io me. I remember now how once we gaihered daisies, And made a chain To pui' upon her curls, And I, al fwelve, was happy 'cause she loved me, And fell 'rhal we were 'rwo againsl 'rhe world. She was looking very lovely when I Iell her, I-Ier eyes were cool and brighf like dislanl snow, She had found a Frenchman on Ihe Riviera, And wanied me 'ro be 'rhe Iirsi 'Io know. I-Ier dress was Iighi and +wirled aboui her ankles, As she danced and laughed, a vision all in while, She was cool and 'rranquil as +he summer shadows, And I knew my hearl was broken on 'lhal nighi. I 'rook her hand and gave her +o The Frenchman, Wished her luck, and 'fried my besl +o smile, She laughed and +hen lorgol she'd ever loved me, Bul' she kepl my 'Foolish love a long, long while. I remembered lhen Ihe clover and +he daisies, When I saw her hair so sleek and carefully curled, And I, al +wen'Iy, haled her for leaving Ivie alone, iusi one againsl 'Ihe world. 84 PEPPER PCT f' s.7Gi 'f' W'P5fW: 7'.9i'ff'f'7'fm, 5'n 3 ' A-' QE7fw.q..lse,E,3-4,5 'ra-if . V' A, ., , - W A A A , - She was looking very sad when lasf l saw her, Her eyes had only loneliness To show, She had found +ha+ life could have a bi'r+er meaning, Bu+ l knew 'rhaf she would never lei' me know. Her dress was black and simple for her shopping, Her hair was almosl whi+e insfead of gold, She looked 'lired and broken in 'lhe cify sunshine, . Bur she made my hearl' beal fasfer as of old. l 'rook her hand and asked abou? her Frenchman. We 'ralked awhile, noi saying whal' we meanf, l hurried on, buf knew l'd always love her, And l +hink she lurned +o wafch me as I wenf. I remembered 'I'hen fhe day she leff me, And, fur+her back, +he daisies on her curls. And I, a+ six1'y. suddenly fell older. And wondered a+ 'l'he sfrangeness of 'lhe world. SNS SONNET Lei' noi l'he palienl 'fillers of 'rhe soil Turn envious eyes +oward +he ci1'y crowd, Nor seek +o ease fheir backs from hones+ 'roil. And leave +he 'lields 'rheir anceslors have plowed. Bul' lei lhem planl +heir envy in 'lhe land, And dig +heir furrows deep info +he dus'r, To fill +he ci+y people's hungry hand Wi+h fruifs of a confenied, simpler +rus+. 1 And lei' iheir greed be only for 'rhe sun. Whose smiling gold shall be a beHer wealfh. And may fhey keep 1'heir herifage-'Hs one Which gives +heir simple souls and bodies healfh. Thai' from fheir seed +his weary world may reap A wisdom and a peace lhai' i+ may keep. 85 lallkll '1 VII A iww A Xu 51,13 fr i .. l j .V -,Say 1 J' 5 I, :VL,lf,,,- 1 K K, 4- H - lv -,'- -,if , -. gs fr '.' X s -'nw - .M ..,, ,ll3l. .o 'WWW P mf Off , ,M . l Like To Think . . . l like To Think of The world As a liTTle volume on God's bookshelf. Which he Takes down from Time To Time To smile over. The rich and mellow binding ThaT is The ear'l'h Embossed in golden sunlighT, Holds TogeTher The sTrange Tales of Life. As He fingers The Thin pages. Turning The seasons over one by one, l see The picTures ThaT are There. Colors painTed by a rainbow Or an auTumn leaf. Trees doTTing The green hills Like sTraighT, Tall leTTers Spelling age and mighT. Jagged rocks and mounTain peaks Like ancienT hieroglyphics Scrawled by The pen of eTerniTy On The parchmenT oT The sky. And l, l am bul' a drop of ink On one whiTe page, Like a splash oT The salT sea Sprayed againsT The sails of Time, Soon To be bloTTed oul' As He genTly closes His book And wonders aT His work. :sua-.4 is-vwwf' 5 86 T PEPPEB POT RFU' His HeriTage HE Train rushed shrieking Through The nighT, impervious To The heavy darkness enfolding iT, blindly following The knife-like gleam of iTs headlight The lighTs from The windows shone on The dark ground. making liTTle brighT squares ThaT leaped franTically over rocks and shrubs. The wheels clicked madly over The rails. sounding like a crowd of old women babbling in sharp. dry voices. PeTe saT very sfiff and sTraighT in his seaT, gazing around him. The glaring lighTs of The car shone down on coarse green upholsfery and a dirTy green carpef wiTh a peculiar flower design on iT. The voices of The passengers rose and fell inTermiTTen+ly, mingled occasionally wiTh The shrill laughTer of a woman or The rusTle of a newspaper. To PeTe iT all seemed like a dream, and he felT almosT afraid To TesT The realify of iT for fear he would find himself once more aT home in The hafed aTmosphere of The liTTle Maine Town. The fuTure looked somehow very brighT iusT Then as he visualized New York for The millionTh Time in his life, and once more builT his casfles in The air. The iob of reporTer on The Herald-Tribune seemed Terribly imporTanT, and wiTh char- acTerisTic self-confidence he saw himself working up from There To a posiTion of wealTh and power. He was deeply grafeful To his uncle. whose influence and friendship wiTh The chief execufive had been insTrumenTal in geTTing PeTe his opporTuniTy. ln his en- Thusiasm he almosf forgoT The Tremendous obsTacles facing him and, acufely aware of his youTh and inexperience, he knew ThaT They would hesiTaTe before acknowledging any abiliTy he mighT have. Sharply The memory of his faTher's failure once more re- Turned To him, sTinging him wiTh iTs TruTh and ineviTableness. Somehow, his fafher had losT his courage and deTerminaTion, had given up sTruggling To make somefhing of him- self. and gone back To The dreary buT easy exisfence in SouTh Berwick. where PeTe had been born. Some of The people PeTe knew There warned him ThaT he was TempTing faTe To Take a iob on The same paper ThaT his faTher had worked on so unsuccessfully for eleven long years. BuT he had laughed aT Them for he felT infiniTely superior To Them. He had haTed Them for Their laziness. Their lack of iniTiaTive and willingness To be conTenT wiTh Their loT. Fafe, They said wiTh complacenf solemniTy, ruled men's lives, and There was no escape or release. They felT sure ThaT The desTiny of The fafher would be passed on To The son, and ThaT PeTe was never To see The fulHllmenT of his dreams. PeTe despised Their hypocriTical philosophy, for he felT ThaT They were simply making excuses for Their own failures. The Thoughf of his faTher once more refurned To him, and his cynicism vanished. leaving him wiTh a feeling of Tenderness and sympafhy. The old man sTill wroTe arTicles and sTories. and hopefully senT Them in To various newspapers and magazines. buT They were somehow never accepfed. His one inTeresT in life was PeTe, and as Time wenT on his love for his son became The only Thing ThaT made him wanT To live. He wanTed To see his son accomplish whaT he had noT, and he Tried To give The boy The sTrengTh of characTer necessary for The slow building of a successful life. and which he felT ThaT he himself so uTTerly lacked. PeTe had TaciTly undersfood and vowed To prove himself worThy of his faTher's TrusT. 87 1- ':rf.-'-wwf-1 si 'fnfawezrffwvgaw 'ww .,a,,, -. ?-HN4 TWT H A, iii fir - was-wr ffl' if W 'KWH The Train iolfed, ierking him back To realify wiTh unpleasanf suddenness. He saw ThaT They were pulling inTo a sTaTion. LighTs flashed. and voices shouTed, muffled by The din of clanging bells and puffing engines. He wondered vaguely whaT was The name of The ciTy. buT sleep suddenly overcame him, and he driffed inTo oblivion. New Yorkl PeTe felT as Though he were walking on air. Hungrily his eyes Took in The scene before him. People sfreamed by: men in rough Tweed overcoafs, sfriding affer hurrying red-caps: women in cheap fur coaTs dragging children behind Them: old women in long narrow shoes and shapeless felT haTs sfriving To keep pace wiTh The rushing crowd. Red-cap. suh? An insolenT Tan face leered up inTo his. PeTe shrank back in- volunfarily. He felT suddenly very lonely. and wished franTically ThaT he were once more aT home. BuT almosf before The wish had maferialized in his mind, his self-con- Tidence reTurned To him. No, Thanks. he said firmly and. grasping The suifcase, he sfrode quickly away. Oufside he hailed a Taxi and gave The driver The address of a boarding house which had been recommended To him by his uncle. From The firsT momenT PeTe realized ThaT his work was noT going To be easy. The hours were long and The pay small. and he was confinually impressed wiTh The Tran- sciency of his good forTune, ThaT aT any Time his place mighT be given To someone else. He was kepT busy wriTing, rewriTing, copying. The inferminable days crawled by. crowded wiTh work. Then The nighTs would follow: resfless nighTs in which PeTe was Too exhausfed To sleep. He began To undersTand more fully why his fafher had given up. and in spiTe of himself he ThoughT of iT frequenTly, buT he knew ThaT he could never face The shame of refurning home wiTh his goal yeT unaTTained. So The days driffed inTo weeks, The weeks Turned To monThs, and sfill PeTe clung doggedly To his purpose. Nafurally aloof, he made few friends, and he seldom found Time for amusemenf. Perhaps iT was This aloneness ThaT made The Time go so slowly: perhaps iT was The humdrum monofony of his life, buT PeTe was sure ThaT if was his own impaTience and The habi+ he had dropped inTo of living in The fuTure. He sTrove To curb his ambifions and To drive his idle dreams from his mind. For he persisTenTly Told himself ThaT They were idle dreams, ThaT he would be years in ThaT posiTion, years Tak- ing The same orders. years earning The same salary. BuT somehow he felT in his hearf ThaT he musT rise before ThaT, and aT The end of seven monThs his confidence was ius- Tified. One day The chief said curTly, Blaisdell, l'm gonna give you a desk of your own. You can Take The one over in The corner. PeTe was nonchalanf. Yes. sir. Thank you. sir. BuT his brain was whirling, and in ThaT second The whole world seemed To change color for him. His firsT sfep up! He felT suddenly free from The sfigma of his faTher's surrender. He was more sure of his ulTimaTe success and. giving his Thoughfs free rein, he picTured himself in The course of several years becoming an execuTive. BuT a brief Two weeks laTer PeTe's happiness came To an abrupf end. He arrived aT his lodging To find his landlady sfanding in The doorway, a brighf yellow envelope in her hand. He seized iT and ripped iT open wiTh clumsy fingers. IT was signed by 88 an ,YW I, 0 x, , ,iti,f.f,,wi ,L V , psyd. V' us- asegffweffj Gus Marfin, his fa+her's oldesf and closesf friend. and sfafed briefly 'rhaf his fafher was seriously ill. He folded fhe felegram fhoughffully. sfill frying 'ro recover from his shock. Almosf subconsciously his mind fraveled back over fhe long hard monfhs of work, now behind him. He remembered wifh unpleasanf realism fhe drudgery and exhausfion, weary days followed by sleepless nighfs. He couldn'+ help fhinking of whaf if would mean fo go home now. and he wanfed wifh all his hearf fo cling +o his hold on life so re- cenfly found. A fainf resenfmenf againsf his fafher sfirred wifhin him, buf he quickly suppressed if for he realized fhaf his dufy lay in Soufh Berwick beside his fafher, and fhal regref and disappoinfmenf were fufile. Mechanically he mounfed fhe long dark sfairway and found his way 'ro his room. He packed hasfily. no+ permiffing himself 'ro fhink, afraid of his own weakness in facing fempfafions. He knew fhaf he was wishing fhaf he could wire Gus fhaf he had found if impossible fo refurn, buf Pefe had sef cerfain sfandards of righf and wrong for him- self, and his conscience fold him fhaf fhis would be an unforgivable lie. Once on his way, Pefe felf beffer inrhis mind. He was conscious of a relieved feeling of having made a decision in fhe face of difficulfies. and having decided well. He would sfay af home unfil his fafher recovered, 'rhen refurn fo New York. In fhe opfimism of his youfh, Fefe was confidenf fhaf his fafher would surely recover in a shorf fime. He felf. for some inexplicable reason. fhaf since he had done fhe righf fhing in leaving New York. fhe fide of evenfs would surely be wifh him. There was no one in fhe sfafion af Soufh Berwick to meef him. and Pefe walked fhe fhree blocks fo his home. He passed a few people on his way. who smiled af him undersfandingly fo show him fhaf fhey knew why he was back. When he came in sighf of his own house, he quickened his pace. He ran up fhe sfeps. fwo af a fime. and fhrusf open fhe unlocked door. He sfopped suddenly af fhe sighf of Gus facing him in fhe finy hallway. Perhaps if was fhe pallor in Gus' face, perhaps if was a heaviness in fhe afmos- phere. buf somehow Pefe didn'f need 'ro ask abouf his fafher, for he saw quife plainly fhaf his fafher was dead. The lafe affernoon sun sfreamed fhrough fhe doorway, slanfing over Pefe's fow- ering shoulders. He saw his shadow. huge and grofesque on 'rhe faded carpef. and his hearf felf cold and sfill wifhin him. Gus' lips moved, and fhe lines in his face seemed fo deepen as he falked. Pefe confinued fo sfand blinking in fhe liffle square of sun- lighf, and when Gus' voice reached him as from a long way off he realized fhaf fhe ofher had been falking for several minufes. Would you like fo see fhe body. Pefe?' No, said Pefe, no, l wouldn r, Gus. He sfepped quickly over fhe fhreshold, and info fhe liflle hallway. l'll iusf pul' my fhings upsfairs. he said. 89 'Nfl Wm WWW -44 :1 M .,.:M'5, .. 'Jh ,, , y Mlmlilg 'l ' if-. i F Ka W -uf .xi r 1.f.,i,v..v. I Sli' ii ,qv wt-if , a h ,F 'li' I F l- is el ,- Q- ,,. l Lie,,,,,r,, ' .2--iff ' Up in his room, he fell suddenly panic-slricken. He fell los'r and alone, and wan+ed desperarely +o pily himself. He had worshipped his falher, and had uncon- sciously depended on his wisdom and advice. He wondered confusedly aboul' 'lhis sfrange 'lwisl' fafe had given his life, and 'rhoughf he realized 'I'he 'fufilify of all his efforls. He saw Jrhe fufure s'rre+ching ahead of him, empfy and purposeless. His li'H'le world seemed fo be rocking around him, and his dreams and ambilions were somehow fading info 'lhe pasl: He knew now +ha+ he possessed his 'Fa+her's weak characler, lhal' wifhoul' his accus+omed supporr he was nofhing, and wi+h lhis knowledge came 'rhe realizafion +ha+ as long as his 'Fa+her's characfer clung +o him, so would his fa+her's fafe. He could now never make anylhing of his life. NATHALIE SIMPKINS. 35625 I+ is colder here where 'lhe mounlains Cas? an ever-growing shadow on 'lhe snow. The sun is suddenly gone and The nigh? air lhickens. Up +o 'rheir knees lhe horses plow lheir way. Frosl 'forming on 'lheir sleaming coals. The 'rwo runners. scarcely discernable. Leave +wo small lracks in 'lhe darkness. Ghosllike fences rise and sink. Oul' on +he high road +he horses quicken pace, Trol fhrough a palch of quaking aspa quielly sighing Round 'lhe bend and over lhe bridge. The hollow sounds in lhe silence Half-scare lhe horses and rhe liHle bay snorfs. Then a friendly yellow lighl and we are home. HELEN RESOR. 90 PEFTPEB PCI 429 Q 'fa XXII ' if QV. o?,! + I ii' ff V ,A 'Q 1 - I Q. H 'A 4 J Q 4 P' I D K V' 0' . -2: '- lla P I mv Y 2 ff-5 I 3 ' 4 A . ER I FIUQX Q ,,' 4? J as ' 0- 'Q 0 -4 r ' 'f I C 5 Q-Q-1, 'I ,,.l 0..i:,-,',6.A Yr J f K i 3- X CRGAN1 WQN5 Sffiz . t 1 . Q: . of ,y r ,sw-N I y L, Q . I L ' ' 2 v I F . V, - f l F v ,, 1- M SUN OFFICERS Caroline Haviland lSecre+aryl, Phyllis Richard lPresiden+l, Nancy Van Vleck lEdi+or of Sun Raysl. The Suns ES, we have had a very successful year due To ihe enfhusiasm and club spirif on ihe par? of The Suns. We wish io congraiulaie each and every one of +hem and To Thank ihem 'lor ihe splendid worlc and good sporismanship 'rhey have shown. They have sfood behind us al' all limes and il is dillficuli +o fell ihem how much we appre- ciaie whai 'rhey have done. The Dials have been a perfecl rival club, ihanlcs fo 'rhe leadership of llla. Connie and Rowdy. Wiihouf Their keen compeiifion we never could have afiained such a group spiri'r. We offer 'rhem our cleepesf respecf and congrafu- laiions. 92 J PEPPER PCT Wana csW,,.dM DIAL OFFICERS Conslance Child lSecrefaryl, llla Larkin llaresidenll. Mary Rouss llfdifor of Timepiecel. The Dials UE fo fhe enioymenf and pleasure given us by 'rhe close compefifion we have had wifh fhe Suns, so well led by Phyllis, Sis and Nancy, in our rivalry for +he Aca- demic and Alhlefic Shields, fhe year has passed all 'foo quickly. We are also indebled fo fhem for Their marvelous parly. We sincerely appreciale 'rhe spiril, cooperalion and enfhusiasm shown by each member of our club in all +he club acfivilies, which we feel have made lhis year worfh while. 'WEL 93 4 i s 3' r cgccscccsmsj' N i n ' W Back row--Barbara Donalwue, Beverly Sarlorius, Eveline Copley. I r w-Ida Louise Larkin. Fron o Absenl-Phyllis Richard, Cecil Blaffer. Advisory Board BEVERLY SARTORIUSI. PI-IYLLIS RICHARD .....d.. IDA LOUISE LARKIN ....d,v,d,d,.. BARBARA DONAHUE. CECIL BLAFFER vYC.AY.i,....... EVELINE COPLEY .d,d,.CCCI.., .......,dCCCCC, ....A. ,,,,,....,. P residenl of Sell-Governmenl' ..,,,A..,....Presiden+ of Ilwe Sun Club ,..A.,,,Y.A,...,..,,Y.,Presidenr of +l1e Dial Club u,,,,....PresidenI of Arhlefic Associarion ..,...,,...,.Ivlember ar large from Beaver Brook Member al large from Beaver Brook 94 ,. L., - 3.5 Q jhrlrz , : Ur' by Q., ,. ,--Y.---YH -- -A ' if t 15. ,,. .V A ,I fl I . ,ww Lu Back row-Townsend, W' lc ' , I.. B I1 l uc wire urc el, A. Johnson, Sarforius lPresidenll, Scofl, Susan Smillw, Saqar, Turner. Middle row-Powers, Jones, Haviland, Plimpfon lSecrelaryl, C. Mclnfire, Wlwifeley, Schaefer. Fronf row-Ford, Pelfengill, Wesson, Daniels, I-life. Prefecl' Board FALL TERM Seniors: Ann Wlwileley, Callierine Mclnlire Beaver Brook: Lois Burcliell, Margarel Sagar, Joan Townsend, Alina Johnson Cluellz Laura Pellingill, Mary Daniels, Helen Ford WINTER TERM Seniors: I-lesler Jones, Kallnarine Schaefer Beaver Broolc: Lois Burcliell, Margarel Sagar, Joan Townsend, Susan Srnillw Cluerlz Mary Daniels, Helen Ford, Florence Wesson SPRING TERM Seniors: Caroline Haviland, Belly Powers Beaver Brook: Margarel Scoll, Jane Turner, Susan Smillw, Dolly Wickwire f! 95 A E L+ F 1.77 -- T F hs Y F 77 WT T 2 TAY Y-T F 4 - W W -W ,,,, ,Y ,L s4g, Pliri iii I v,, 1.-3 , l u M-an-3.x-' Lefi' To riqhr-Weiss, Schaefer, Vander Poel, Mclnfire, Whireley. Absenf-Eorringfon, Rouss. Pepper Poi' Board WENDY VANDER POELH ,, , ,,, ,.. Ediror-in4Chief CATHERINE MCINTIRE, .. ,,,, , , .Business Manager MARY ROUSS CAROLINE WIESS ANN WHITELEY KATHARINE SCHAEFER NADIA FORTINGTON R,EUl' - q w --.'- ., gg '-4M',igi,s4si ' s ' -asf ssgilgssfesgn g,,4ggY Q SUN RAYSH BOARD Back row-BuHev'worH'w, Elms, Mafflwiessen, Byrnes, Paxson From? row+FifzqeraNd, Van Vleclc fEdi+orJ, Barker. HTIMEPIECEH BOARD Back row-Newman, Mahaffey, Schaefer, P, Lauqlwlin, Copley. From? row-Rowe, P, Whife, Rouss fgdiforl. Wiass, Forfinqfcn. 1: ,a aaaa Ni a 5 .1 ,.,..: , ,gi AIZIZ: ziz ., -My ,M 'ww' N-. WhiTeIey, Powers, V. Richard, Susan SmiTh, Paxson, Weiss, Hoover, SchaeTer IPres. aT pianol. The Musical Club HE Musical Club This year has aTTempTed To saTisTy The inTeresT oT The school in music by giving music Talks and playing records, in adcIiTion To The annual presen- faTion aT which we gave The ChrisTmas Carol. Through donaTions we have acquired a vicTroIa and have sTarTed a library oT records. We have greaTIy enioyecl The privi- lege oT aTTending RigoIeTTo, The Don Cossaclcs. and several symphony concei-Ts in HarTTord. Thanlcs To The help and encouragemenT oT Mme. Kohler, we Teel we have beneTiTTed a greaT deal by The year. The Tollowing program was presenTed aT The end oT The year. COMMENCEMENT CONCERT CHORALE: JESU, GOD OF MAN'S DESIRING .,,. . Ann Whifeley and Marie Elise Powers STONE IMPS OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL .... , . . KaTherine Schaefer Prelude, Chorale, Finale . .... , , ,Bach Kafherine Schaefer VALSE IN C SHARP MINOR . . , .. , . Chopin Marie Elise Powers ENCHANTMENT., . . .. .. , O. Dungan CharIo'ITe S. Paxson, Vera Richard ' LES SYLVAINS .,,,, , . , ..,..,. , .. . Chamlnade Susan SmiTh BALLADE IN F MAJOR . , ..,. ,, .,.. .. .. Chopin Kafherine Schaefer IINTERMISSIONJ FANTASIE IMPROMPTU. . ,,... .,.. , , . , , Chopin Ann Whifeley SPANISH DANCE . , .. ,,,,., . Moslcowski Ifor piano and harpl Charloffe S. Paxson, Lorraine Hoover ADAGIO D MAJOR.. , ..... .,.,.. . Grieg from The ConcerTo in A Minor Caroline Wiess Solo for harp LA SOURCE ,......., . .... ,, . . . , .. . A. Zabel Lorraine Hoover CONCERSTUCK IN F MINOR ..,, ,, , . ,..... ,,...., , ..,, . ., ,Weber LargheTfo, Tempo di Marcia, Pui Mosso, Presfo Gioioso KaTherine Schaefer 'PEPPEFLiPOT if ,......-.-..v4-f -Y.-- , - Y T.---V Or W W - -W .- -, .i ..:. -, , . -ii s-:: , , ,, , , ,, .:, I Back row-Schaefer. Copley, For+ing+on lPresiden'rl, Jones, Hubbard From? row-Rowe, Van Vleclr, Maffhiessen, Bright Bufferworfh. The Ar+ Club HIS year The Ari Club has siriven 'ro workin a fuller manner and To open up new fields of sfudy. All +he members devofed a good deal of 'rirne 'ro painling and skerching porfraifs of numerous obliging girls who came down +o Jrhe siudio 'io pose for us. During fhe Winler Term our usual work was suspended 'remporarily while we painied The scenery for Pomander Wallc p by working in such a large and derailed fashion we were enabled 'ro broaden our our subsequenf efforfs of 'rhe Spring Term. The resuli was a larger and more varied exhibifion Than usual. During fhe year we were privileged To see several good ar+ exhibifs in Hariford of confemporary and classical arfisrs. We have also been iorfunaie in having 'ihe aid successively of bofh Miss Mann and Miss Skinner. and 'ro fhem, +hrough 'rheir energy, enihusiasm and invaluable aid we owe The success of The year I937. 99 e so THIRUW 5iV5Nf , 'V 4- 2 FRENCH RICHARD, P. RICHARD, V. CRICHTON PLIMPTON WHITELEY COPLEY WHITE. M. BARKER PETERS Back row-Susan Smilh, Crichfon. Fourfh row-P. Richard, Hiclcox, Campbell. Third row-Lilley, V. Richard, Whifeley, French. Second row-Pefers, Copley, Cullen, Miller. Eronf row-Nimiclc, Plimpfon, Doyle, Wiess IC.hoir Misfressl, Eorfingion Absenf: M. While. Sopranos AHERN DOYLE LILLEY MILLER CULLEN Subsrilrures HICKOX WITHERBEE Second Sopranos NIMICK EORTINGTON SMITH, SUE AI'ros CAMPBELL WIESS The Choir Ahern, Barker HIS year we are indebred Io Madame Le Eonrenay more Ihan ever before for her palience in Iraining an aImos+ en+ireIy new choir. We have been exI'remeIy Iorrunare in being allowed Ihe privilege of a+Iending Ihe Don Cossaclc concerl and Ihe aeeee ee f opera, RigoIeHo, for which we are very graleful. z. Q ' e Fronf-Forlingfon. Flinn. Back row-Pearce, French, Nirniclc, Plimplon, Resor lChairmanl, Jones, Roberls, l-linman, Rice. Absenl: Weber. The Social Service CommiH'ee HIS year lhe Social Service Commillee was able 'ro fake care of 9 needy lami- lies in nearby dislricls, and over 60 children, wilh nearly S700 more lhan ever before conlribuled by 'rhe school. Snow suils, swealers, dresses, shoes and galoshes were boughl wilh fhis, and each child was provided wilh a gill or loy. The money was also spenl lor blanlcels and food which lasled 'rhrough lhe monlh ol January. For lhe parry. lhe Commillee decided on a Bank Nile wilh movie poslers for dining room decoralions. Everyone was provided wilh an all-day sucker while Charlie Chaplin and Mickey Mouse, perennial lavorires, wenl lhrough lheir familiar capers. Bur lollypops were lorgollen as all gave a gasp when lhe grealesl ol lovers, Rudolph Valenlino, came on lhe screen in Monsieur Beaucairef' On behalf ol lhe Commillee, l wish lo lhanlc Mabsie lor all her hard worlc and cooperalion and wish Belly Hinman 'rhe besl ol luck for nexl year. lOl 3 TTER THE CLOTHES COMMITTEE li 1 CATHERINE MCINTIRE, Chairman X 1 , R. BURCHELL scorr IV 9 I BUTTERWORTH PLIMPTON at 5. BYRNES STRUBY DOYLE TURNER QONNICR A. WALTON THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE BARBARA DREW, chairman XM, FORTINGTON STRUBY ' T ROBERTS VANDER POEL I, Y PEARCE Rouss I UPHAM BUTTERWORTH I LILLEY 5...- I02 PEI-TFIEB PCI E r -441 vfdlllll- , ' ' ' E .1 Q ,x I I 5' .. , ,, 'L I - f f- 4'-'T' 1, .--1' I THE PICTURE COMMITTEE FRANCES BRIGHT, Chairman SCHMELTZER HAVILAND SEIPP ROBERTS SPERRY V. RICHARD WATSON C. McINTlRE NIMICK MATTHIESSEN KING 1 XJ 1 'Q I gp THE VICTROLA COMMITTEE BARBARA CONNICK, Chairman YOUNG CHILD LARKIN A. JOHNSON VANDER POEL SCHOCK MATTHIESSEN FORD LY 'W ,nn M ,... Te 'vnpan-vu Radar' rmgyfga . 'lllf ,fi s. i . .. 'WMP Ns,4y?,q- ' '-2'-1s'F'W'f ' The Sun ParTy T all began wiTh STeward BrighT ringing - The TirsT bell To dinner inviTing us all To walk across The gangplank of The good ship O Buoy. Under The paTrioTic red, whiTe and blue sTreamers which adorned her decks, we enioyed The Tloor show Trom beginning To end. FirsT The bell boys showed us how They broughT our luggage aboard. Then in swiTT pursuiT came Minnie The Mermaid lMiss Franzheiml, who had Mr. Vera Rich- ard ably singing her praises. Miss Horgan said she was ln a Dancing Mood, and Miss Barker Told her To Take AnoTher Guess. Miss PeTree did her acrobaTics. 5-.,, ,f anoTher evidence oT The Suns varied abili- Ties. We were shown some oT The Typical TourisTs, who were our Tellow passengers: and Then. lasT buT noT leasT, The able MasTer oT Ceremonies lnone oTher Than Elmsie, im- posingly arrayed in Tuxl inTroduced Miss SchmelTzer and LieuTenanT Baldwin, in The dance oT The wooden dolls, finishing wiTh ThaT Tamous Tango Team oT Van Vleck and MaTThiessen. We Then wenT ashore Tor The main enTerTainmenT: The enacTmenT OT a schoolday romance, which was compleTed aboard The O Buoy. The TirsT scene Took place in a school room. Schoolmarm Primrose TT-larmanl is having her Troubles. Oscar lReuTTerl can'T be Tooled because he's Too ignoranT and even Maphie knows The score. AgaTha lCampbelll wanTs To be a Torch singer and lra lBevl makes The TaTal Triangle compleTe, wiTh Kim lFrenchiel and The adorable Jo lMeyerl. Finally class is dismissed aTTer many inTerrupTions. mosT of which are caused by Elmer lWessonl, who is seized wiTh The overwhelming desire To be excused every so oTTen. The years pass. Kim is now ship's docTor on The O Buoy, and by coincidence Jo, lra, Miss Primrose and AgaTha are also There. EveryThing is smooTh sailing unTil Ira, prompTed by Miss Harpey lPaxsonl Tells Jo ThaT Kim is already married To Magnolia ll-linmanl, so ThaT Jo will give lra a break. Troubles Then come Thick and TasT. There is a sTorm and The passengers are wrecked on a cannibal island. They are abouT To be eaTen and The cannibal children lConnick and Laughlinl express Their delighT wiTh a naTive dance. The Chief lMcConnelll Then comes in To announce ThaT if anyone oT Them can cure his gouT he will seT Them all Tree. While Kim is applying his medical skill, Miss Harpey conTesses her Treachery and, as a resulT, Jo and Kim are reuniTed. The chief. now cured, seTs Them all Tree as he promised and, as The curTain Talls, we see Kim and Jo happily rowing away. The parTy was a huge success due To The hard work oT Phyllis, Sis and Their club. Many Thanks, Suns, Tor a grand evening. kit Q 3 A if gi Y, . fx ' 1:- IO4 M . PEPFYEB POI The Dial ParTy HE DIALS ouTdid Themselves in The elaboraTe parTy They gave us on Feb- ruary 2OTh. Mr. MclnTire was MasTer oT Ceremonies. oT course. and inTroduced such TalenTed persons as Miss Copley. Miss Cav- anaugh, Mr. Ford and Miss Young and The P Tap dancers Silleck and Clarke. The Cupid M chorus cuT capers. much To The amusemenT 'Til of all, buT The high spoT oT The evening was Powers and her Greek cavaliers. Since Then we hope Miss Powers has Taken a visiT To M ArThur Murray's. 1, ATTer a delicious and lengThy dinner, The Suns seaTed Themselves in The gym, and roared wiTh glee as The curTain opened on The TirsT scene of Cloudy TonighT. lT was a perTecT replica of a Walker bedroom wiTh Jane PlimpTon and ElizabeTh RickeTTs as Two Typical Walker Seniors. The second scene was in The dining room oT The house of JupiTer il'lelen Resorl and Juno lplaywrighT- acTress Roussl. The arrival of Mercury lVander Poel no lessl and Mars lBrowniel broughT down The house. We wanT To give Apollo and Venus lDonnie and Caryl a greaT big hand Tor The perTecT handling oT The love inTeresT. Holding our sides we followed The hilarious comedy Through The exciTemenT caused by The gods' discovery ThaT a morTal was coming To pay Them a social call. Toward The end, Plimp sang Cloudy TonighT, a wonderful song Tor which KiTTy SchaeTer, The composer. is worThy oT greaT praise. We all groaned when we heard MeliTa's voice yelling FirsT on The shower, Tor we realized ThaT The TirsT bell had rung: ThaT The play was buT a dream and ThaT iT was The end oT Cloudy TonighT. Thanks ever so much, Dials, Tor The mosT marvelous evening. and we are sure ThaT you will all agree wiTh us when we shouT Three cheers Tor llla and Connie. isii ENS los ISI fvuqf- mwlll. ... Qgyliff ...........,.PHYLLIS RICHARD 51114- isim, Hifi X WP' ..s,,,,f, www ' THE ETHEL WALKER SCHOOL presenfs Pomander Walk by Louis N. PARKER Dramaris Personae John Sayle, IOI'h Baron Oiford ....,.,............. -, .......,,.. . Lieuf. The Hon. John Sayle. R.N ...w........ ,WBARBARA DONAHUE Admiral Sir Pe+er Anrrobus ........E....,,.... .................. J ANE PLIMPTON Jerome Brooke-Hoskyn'Esq ..,.................,...........,.,....,......,., WENDY VANDER POEL The Rev. Jacob S+ernroycI, D.D., E.S.A ...,......,................,..,.....,.,,....,. HELEN RESOR Mr. Basil Pringle ........,.......,.......................,,...,............ ..,....,,,,,..,,..... B ETTY HINMAN Jim .....,,................,........,....... ,.......w... ...........,, D O LLY WICKWIRE The Muffin Man .,...... The Lamplighfer ...,,, .............,,..EVELINE COPLEY .......,,...KATH ERI N E SCHAEFER The Eyesore .............,,......,,........... ......,,..,...... C AROLYN BROWN Mme. Lucie Lachesnais ,.,....,..... ..,,,......... G LORIA CRICHTON MIIe. Mariolaine Lachesnals .............., ALINA JOHNSON Mrs. Pamela PosIceH ...........,... ,.,.....,......,..,....,... M ARY ROUSS Miss Ru'rh Pennyminf ....,s.,.....,,.,, Miss Barbara Pennymin+ .......,..,.,.... The Hon. Caroline Thring ............. Nane++e .........,,.....................r....,.....,,.... Jane .....,. ...........SCOTTIE FITZGERALD ......NADIA FORTINGTON .,.,,..BEVERLY SARTORIUS ....,.,....r.KATHERINE ELKINS ...,....,.....BARBA RA PROCTOR ACT I Sa+urday af+ernoon. 25+h May, I805 ACT II Safurday morning. ls+ June. I805 ACT III Monday evening, 3rcl June, I805 I06 P-'EFTP-'EB POT Direc+ecI by JANE M. ALEXANDER SCENERY and LIGHTING by Ihe ART CLUB and SPECIAL ART STUDENTS Music by HERBERT E. HOLTZ and ORCHESTRA Siege Manager, , CATHERINE MCINTIRE Properfiesw, ,, ANN WHITELEY, CAROLINE WIESS Produced by SpecIeI Arrangemenf wI+I1 SamueI French of New York My hero, my preserved IO7 EW L 1 iii? Y ' ff- -- '- I w fp- f ' Q ,r 2 ,r.w I yi ' E is-xmaw' -fa.. . wi ,, - . Q W zf .Mx '99 F WNQQJ. ff 5: U W- wg: A, X xl., Q N Alu, ladies, fhere is nollling like a dish of Tea alfer dinner! Alu welll- llm sure we lvope ll1ey'll live happily ever eller IOS l Barbara Donahue, Jane PlimpTon, Mary Rouss The ElizabeThan Triangle 'IOR The TirsT performance oT The year we chose Shalcespeare's A WinTer's Tale. Because we wanTed To pre-senT a shorTened version of The whole ploT, raTher Than a Tew selecTed scenes, each of us Tool: several diTTerenT parTs. The play consisTed of Tour scenes: a room in The palace, where King LeonTes TirsT became jealous of his wiTe's aTTenTions To Polixenes: a room in Paulina's house, where LeonTes decrees The deaTh of his baby daughTer, PerdiTag The love scene beTween Florizel and PerdiTa in TronT of The shepherd coTTage: and The closing scene, where l-lermion is happily reuniTed wiTh her Tamily. The humorous Touches of The evening were The compleTe Tailure of The lighTs aT The crucial momenT and The precarious see-sawing oT The lovers on The rusTic bench, all oT which we blamed on iTs being Friday The ThirTeenTh. In The Spring we inviTed several Seniors To Talce parT in A Midsummer NighT's Dream, which we presenTed on May 7Th. Because oT Their inTeresT we were able To give a larger performance, which included singing and incidental music. The casT was as Tollows: -ZH g '- v ... 1 V -e-- wee- - ee, ees' ini. , C ,Qi 1 , 4i1u iiiii Qi Zi,.Q-MY - -,-L.,l,Qi,g,g-li'L...a1' I ' trif- 'Wi-WWF WF index. V if '5 'Lge Sli ii n lsepl Theseus, Duke of A+hens ,........... Hippolyfa. his bride ..,......... Egeus, fa+her of Hermia ...........,. Hermia ........,........,........................ Lysander .,ss.,.... Helena ............., Demelruus .........,.,.. Oberon ..,,. Tifania ..... Puck ......,...,.... r Fairy ........,...... Bo'Hom ......,.....A.. Ouince ,......,...... Snug s.............s Flu+e .........,....s ..................HELEN RESOR .....,.,.BARBARA PROCTOR ..........NANCY MARSHALL ROUSS ,,.....BARBARA DONAHUE NANCY VAN VLECK ....,A.,,........,.....PHYLLIS RICHARD WENDY VANDER POEL NADIA FORTINGTON PLIMPTON ROL! N E WI ESS ,..........LOUISE FRENCH .,,....,..,.............HESTER JONES .,......,A...,s.KATI-IARINE SCHAEFER ,...Y.,,,,.,..CAROLYN BROWN 1 Then, for sen+imen+'s sake, we announced our successors a+ 'I'he end of fhe per formance. exacfly a year from The day we had been 'laken in. The fry-ou+s for The i938 Triangle had been excellen+ and we finally selecfed as +he +hree besf, Doroihy Burns, Joan Lilley, and Dolly Wickwire, wi'rh Honorable Menlion +o ScoHie Fifzgerald We wanf +o wish Them ihe bes+ of luck and hope +ha+ 'rhey will have as much fun we did. Q15 no PEFYPEB POI 1 fr ffl! I z Q O 'Q O f- g,',:q.O0:9 ' .0 Q 0 QQOQ. Q 5 tgQ3'oz50 'QQ' Q Q A X fn 'M i- fi W ff' fa 1' 'I OSX Q Xtxx Q Q.ft 0.5 n x m ! X ? f FjV.r:LL.a 1 JQ N Back row-l-lubbarcl, Wiess, R. Laughlin, Scoll l o E. Laughlin, Schock, Donahue iprefideriil, Br ghi D Froni row-Rice, Wayne, H. Johnson, Absenfz M. Whiie. A1'hle+ic Associalion BARBARA DONAHUE , , , ,, FALL TERM Seniors: Brighi, E. Laughlin Beaver Brook: Wayne Clueliz Daniels WINTER TERM Seniors: Hubbard, Brighi Beaver Brook: Schock, Scoil Cluellz H. Johnson SPRING TERM Seniors: Wiess, Hubbard Beaver Brook: M. While, R. Laughlin Clueiiz Rice II2 R all fo lefl-Br-iqlwf lCapfainl, Forfinqfon, Plirnpfon, Schmelfzer, Wiess, Simplcins, Hubbard Van Vleck, P, Richard, Schaefer, Haviland, Maffhiessen. Leff Wing: Forfingfon Leff Inner: Wiess Righf Wing: Van Vleclc Leff Half: Schmelfzer Cenfer l-lalf: Hubbard Leff Full: Simplcins Varsify Hockey FORWARD LINE HALFBACKS FULLBACKS Goal: M. Whife Righf lnner: R, Richard Cenfer Forward: Plimpfon Sub: Haviland Righf Half: Brighf Sub: Maffhiessen Righf Full: Schaefer -,, ,,- , , il3 I , A V., fx , , Z Q fi I Sk 's 'I- Q -4, gn,-N V 6 RMI 3, xy, NA . X.w,,fAagAw, , I, 7 . -In ' wax, -.wwn If , Q ' I., H' 2 ' - , FIRST SUN HOCKEY TEAM II Io IQII-I-IavIIa'wd ICapIaInI, Garcia, King, Bviqhf, SQIWIQIIZQI H, BaIdwIn, Susan Smith Sarforius, Var' VICCIK, R, RIcI'warcI, IvIaIIIwIe-sserr. - .Q N x In h XAA ,. , , .3 f . ., K FIRST DIAL HOCKEY TEAM RIqI1I Io IQII-SImpIcIr1s ICapIaIrwI, Forfinqmn, PIImpIan, I.arIcIn, Wiess, R. I.aunI1Iim. SQOI5 Donahue, MaIwaIfey, Schaefer. II4 IPEF3EEQQ3QTgQTI I The Hockey Season HE hockey season This year was Tun Tor y g 'N' The enTire school and very successTul, Too. Mabsie, Miss Bowlby. and Miss Long . as coaches. and Frankie BrighT as capTain. couldn'T have helped us more or have been more of an inspiraTion. Splendid spiriT was shown, in ThaT, Tor The TirsT Time in The his- Tory of The school. The sevenTh Team won . The Handicap Hockey TournamenT, by de- ' TeaTing bofh The VarsiTy and second Teams. V 1 This does noT mean, however, ThaT we did noT have a good VarsiTy, Tor, alThough in a Q I close game on our own Tield The VarsiTy W losT 2-I To Low-Heywood, They quickly re- deemed Themselves wiTh a vicTory oT 3--I over Rosemary Hall. The second Team was especially ouT- sTanding in Their overwhelming deTeaTs of bofh Rosemary Hall and Low-Heywood wiTh The scores of 7-O and 5-O respec- Tively. The loss of Barbara Donahue in The Rosemary Hall game was The only misTorTune ThaT The Team suffered all Tall. The Sun-Dial games were very exciTing, wiTh a Sun vicTory in The TirsT game and Dial vicTories in The Tollowing Two. The grandsTands also showed splendid spiriT in The new and wiTTy cheers They gave voice To during The halves. BoTh clubs indulged in a Ii++Ie compeTiTion on The side in Trying To ouTdo each oTher in noise. The second Team Sun-Dial games were more successful Tor The Suns. This year There were only Three hockey blazers lThe reward oT an undeTeaTed hockey Teaml sTill leTT in The school. We wish The very besT oT luck To nexT year's Team and we hope ThaT when we come back as alums we will see a new seT of purple blazers in The school. QMS? IIS Nc NG U4 'T'-isr' 11910315-lWl'W In +gii::1,f f if:' KF ...i-- ---W ---- W- A -A K f 35- A ff-' f ' f, ,jr , ,, , ' ., 4f'n 8F ' W 5vv1s1rrrv-Kfvfaivf 'f':f.vff'-X ,.,, ' w9 'fi' 1' W1 liiiii fVT wi7'3.?Q44f,3lM 'li ?l5ilg6i7W'WQf in A' l Sun Gym Teams Sun Enlrance ...,,.........................,.........,........................ - ...,............................,.............,. ............. 4 ISI' poinfs Sun Skipping Rope Team: Hope Baldwin ICap+ainI ........,.,,..,.,,,.A.....,.....,,... ,,....,,....... I 2 IISI poinfs Paxson Laughlin, E. Whifeley Harman McCullough 1 Wesson Baldwin. J. Byrnes Smifh, E. Coudenhove Connick Pefree Richard. V. French Sagar Meyer Fifzgerald Horgan McConnell Philipp Sun Indian Club Team: Barbara Connick lCap+ainI .................,,v.........,........,..........,....... I2 lI5I poinls Richard, V. Baldwin, H. Van Vleck Baldwin, J. Byrnes Coudenhove Roberfs Fifzgerald Pe+ers French Meyer Sperry Smilh, E. BuH'erwor+h Rice Brufon Sun Apparalusz Elizabefh Laughlin ICapIainI .........,......,,........,.....,...,,.... .,....,......... 5 3.5 l60l P0in'l'S Laughlin, E. Philipp Brufon Pefers Hoover Wesson Harman Sperry Pefree Plunlcelf Roberfs , Whifeley INDIVIDUAL INDIAN CLUB COMPETITION Richard, P .,,......,........,....,........,..,.................................,.,.,.,......... second place Connick ...,.....ss,.......,...............,,,.....,....................A,...s,.......A.. He for Ihird place Baldwin, H. Pelers Sarlorius INDIVIDUAL APPARATUS COMPETITION Pefree ......s........s.,.....,.................,..............,,.,.......,....,..........................,,.... lirsf place Laughlin,E. Schmelfzer TOTAL SCORE ..............,...... .........,.,.....,....,.,... ......... 9 0 'Number in parenfheses are possible poinfs. H7 Blu 'I .Eff ff?-Wiz 'ffi,.p1.a..-Q. sw. Quv N gf, 'BW' I ,:.I ,SLQ1 -V,-bi I I 8 W? r M ,1- ' -1 , Rf V' 3 V.W'f 'Qi' ' W p V .',?y?E?fi'5.i? ,fvf' IFF?-rw ' E . 'V 'W Dial Gym Teams I Dial Enirance ...................................................................,................,.......,..................... ................. 3 l5l ' poinfs Dial Skipping Rope Team: Nadia Forfingfon ICap'rainI .....,.,..........,... ...,........,. I 0.5 U51 poinfs Resor Silleck ScoH Doyle Lilley Johnson, H. Backus. D. Rowe I Townsend Turner Laughlin. R. Nelson Miller Cullen Child . Johnson. A. Dial Indian Club Team: Barbara Donahue lCapI'ainl .............,..,...,...,,.,w. ............, I 3 U51 poinis Schaefer Seipp Clarke Procfor Doyle Pearce McGraw Backus, V. Larkin Lilley Daniels Veri+y Crichfon Flinn Ahern Mahafiey Dial Apparafusr IIIa Larkin ICap+ainI ...,........,.., ,.,.....,.....,..,,.......................,,.......,.,....,. 5 4.5 I6OI poinls Townsend Silleck Scofi Walion, A. Backus. D. Laughlin. R. Mclnlire, B. Schaefer Donahue Resor Larkin Johnson. H. INDIVIDUAL INDIAN CLUB COMPETITION Vander Poel ................... - .....,.,.,,...,,,...,......,....,..........,......................... firsf place Donahue ..........,.........,........................,,..,....... ..............,.. + ie for fhird place Plimplon Wiess Seipp Copley INDIVIDUAL APPARATUS COMPETITION Donahue ....,.............,,....................,......................,...,.,.,....,,,,,..,...... second place Larkin ......,,..,...........................................................,,.............................. 'rhird place Whife. M. Plimpfon Laughlin, R. TOTAL SCORE ....,........,........ ..,.......,... 9 0.5 -Tlvi 'Numbers in pareniheses are possible poinfs. 'HPPW' I 'ff :iw ::n:w 1 use .WI 'IVAN 'QT' 51-ae: ,f,--, X I 1 X 2-VP' 5, ix Q. Mn 7W,,,,,7 Y ,. I .1 4 77 Y-Y f - Y ----f' f A ' 7 R -. if-4.-7 7 --f 'ffd E O Q. L. L ID ' U C 0 Q E EI . BASKETBALL TEA .D L +, cu J fo fl' IL DIAL row! Q, VU U U- +5 ET? fo V + Cli 43 JJ. 4 .fu QL -Oro 2 vw C L fi .1 Q E LE J LJ 'U cu l 4 9 lf Q LL Chard. ALL TEAM Ri B ET SK A N B SU T l I T T CQ ph E Q E cv in uv 1 + ,, fo E LL L 0 L .K U fu 113 Q .C qw m L fu 4, O, TU 2 cv N L an E L KP Ln T3 C, fu 5 fu I fb ,, F O T LL LU 4 ,E 3 2 The Baskefball Season HE baslreiball season This year was longer Than usual due To The scarciTy oT snow and ouTdoor sporTs, Therelore, we were able To have Two games played oTT before The Spring Vacalion. ln The second Team garne, while waTching lirsT one Team score and Then The oTher, The scorelceepers unTorTunaTely goT so mixed up The game had To be played over. Thanks To Miss Bowlby's paiience and helpTul coaching we had Tour good Tearrs. which compeTed enThusiasTically Tor Sun-Dial poinTs. The TirsT Dial Team vanquished iTs oppononTs in Two hard-ToughT-Tor games, The scores being, respecTively, 30-I7 and 32-A28. The second Teams also played Two very close games in which The score- lceepers redeemed Themselves and The Dials won. The scores were 3 I-l I and 33-27. AlThough much crediT is due To every member oT The Team we wanT To Thank Miss Bowlby, CapTain SchmelTzer oT The Suns, and CapTain Marshall OT The Dials Tor Their unTiring eTTorT and inTeresT in baclcing Their respecTive Teams in Their TighT Tor poinTs Toward The AThleTic Shield. As a resulT oT The inTeresT displayed by all, The games This year were greaT Tun and we hope ThaT nexT year's enThusiasTs will conTinue The excellenT worlc done This year. SKI CLUB Kafherine SchaeTer, Jane Plimplon lPresidenTl, l-lelen Resor. l2l g ii THIRTYDSEHEN- ii D 'u f , ..e.2', f- - g rw L V- s W S H If 2 Q ,..2:s2tzff 1: W n 1 Qiwn .wpxgggx V xiii ' 5' Q43 S. h 'iii iffizgi, ,, ,X ,gm X 3 XL I4 X21 ,A I22 PEPPEPI-fPOT K TEAM C TRA TY RS M 0 w qu 1 13 L, fu J: U Z1 P J Q , O 4 L , U7 a, W CJ VU ,L kv LD L7 IU CL 'ri fD . ur CX LQ LD U E I, 0 J sr fo H3 .A f J Q H LF: E 5 0 cz I L qx N . sb P L LA um TJ c 'C 5 fo I E, I Us 3 'U Q ZZ + U L1 U3 ,U an 5 x frm 5 L I . L ,SU rv T1 5 C ,f U N 3 fo .-J LU m C 'Q 3 O I fu Q w fu LD + ill P U, L dv I K 1 fx px uh -Q L. fo 4 fn E R! O . C qv LJ. I I ' g:': 'fw-.1 I W f..., Sun - Dial Track Meel' 50 Yard Dash: Record 6' I. Paxson ISI 6' 2 2. Garcia ISI 3. P. Richard ISI High Jump: Record 4' 9V8 I. R. Laughlin IDI 4' 6 2. Scoff IDI 3. McGraw IDI 60 Yard High Hurdles: Record 8' 4 I. Schmellzer ISI 9' 2. Resor IDI 3. E. Laughlin ISI S+anding Broad Jump: Record 7' I IV I. P. Richard ISI 7' 6 2. Schmelfzer ISI 3. Paxson ISI Discus Throw: Record IO4' 4' I. Schaefer IDI 84' IOIf2 2. Verily IDI 3. Van Vleclc ISI Running Broad Jump: Record I6' IV2' I. R. Laughlin IDI I5' IOIf2 2. Paxson ISI 3. Schmellzer ISI Highesl Individual Score Paxson ISI I6 poinls 41: IOO Yard Dash: Record I2' I. Paxson ISI I2' 2. R. Laughlin IDI 3. Browning ISI Baskefball Throw: Record 94' 6 I. Hoover'ISI 79' IO 2. Resor IDI 3. Mahalifey IDI IOO Yard Low Hurdles: Record I4' I. Schmellzer ISI I4' 5 2. Resor IDI 3. V. Richard ISI Javelin Throw: Record 95' I I. Haviland ISI 8I' 4 2. Verily IDI 3. M. While IDI Baseball Throw: Record 232' 2If2 I. Garcia ISI I72' 2. Verify IDI 3. Schock IDI Relay: Record 50' Dials SI' 4 Powers R. Laughlin ScoH' Simplcins Second Highesl Individual Score Schmelfzer ISI I5 poinls 2 - ,ns C .. H ' ' I 'f IX: ...n ..j, .1, New ...ff-3 Ai 4' rs'll'I? If ,,. SYWWPIT' Q 4 '1f,.,.:-.W FIRST SUN TRACK TEAM Baclc rowfl-lubbard, Harman, Van Vleclr, Mallhlessen, P. Richard, Hoover, Byrnes. Middle row-V. Richard, Haviland, Briqhf, Garcia, Paxson, E. Laughlin, King. Fronl row-EST. Rlclcefls, Conniclc, Philipp, Schmellzer lcaplainl, Buflerworlh, J. Baldwin, Browninq FIRST DIAL TRACK TEAM Back row-Vander Poel, Donahue, Resor, Mahahfey, Schoclc, Verify, Copley, Slmplcins, Schaefer. Middle rowfllrew, R. Laughlin, Wiess, Larlcln lcapfalnl, Townsend, McGraw, V, Baclcus. Fronf row-Forilnqlon, Marshall, Scoll, H. Johnson, Rlirnplon, Earle, Warson. Absenrz Powers. I24 W , s s - -We eg, e as A-We . T, We ww .i f , , - i .- I i, 50 Yard Dash Paxson P. Richard Van Vleck Garcia Slanding Broad Jump P. Richard Schmellzer E. Laughlin Paxson I00 Yard Dash Van Vleck Browning Paxson P. Richard Javelin Throw Haviland V. Richard Van Vleck Hubbard 50 Yard Dash Simpkins For+ing+on Sco'r+ R. Laughlin Sfanding Broad Jump R. Laughlin Schaefer Donahue Larkin I00 Yard Dash R. Laughlin ScoH Powers Simpkins Javelin Throw M. While Verify Copley Plimplon Sun Track Team High Jump 60 Yard High Hurdles Hoover V. Richard Harman Brighi E. Laughlin E. Laughlin Hubbard Schmelizer Discus Throw Running Broad Jump Hubbard E. Laughlin Mailhiessen P. Richard King Paxson Van Vleck Schmelizer Baskeiball Throw l00 Yard Low Hurdles Hoover V. Richard P. Richard Brighi King Schmelfzer Mallhiessen E. Laughlin Baseball Throw Relay Garcia P. Richard Byrnes Paxson Hubbard Schmelizer King E. Laughlin Dial Track Team High Jump 60 Yard High Hurdles Schaefer Larkin R. Laughlin Resor ScoH' Schaefer McGraw Townsend Discus Throw Running Broad Jump Resor Larkin Schaefer Resor Verify R. Laughlin Wiess Schaefer Baske+ball Throw IOO Yard Low Hurdles Resor Resor Mahafley Townsend H. Johnson V. Backus Veriiy Plimplon Baseball Throw Relay Verify Scoii Schock Powers Earle Simpkins M. While R. Laughlin I25 I-EIIECIF SIVENT ...M :fx 'HOW' 4 , ' f .W I x Wil rggin - liY'i 'iiT ' W ws. .arm l' Qiliuvf 'iw-wr ar- gig 4 W I Ir . Nl V 4-trol., ,HY I iwf A+hIeI'ic Shield Evenr Suns Dials Firsl' Team Sun-Dial Hockey Second Team Sun-Dial Hockey Gym Meer Winler Horse Show Firsl' Team Sun-Dial Baskelball Second Team Sun-Dial Baske+baII Posrure Compefirion Firsl' Team Sun-Dial Track Meer Firsl' Place Track IPaxsonI Second Place Track ISchmeI+zerI Record Firsr Team Track IPaxsonI Second Team Sun-Dial Track Meer Record Second Team Track ICrow+herI Record Second Team Track IHarmanI Record Second Team Track IWa'rsonI Third Team Sun-Dial Track Meer Record Third Team Track ICIarkeI Record Third Team Track IBru+onI Record Third Team Track IPeabodyI Record Third Team Track IReIayI Winner Fall Tennis Tournameni IWiessI Runner-up Fall Tennis Tournamenr IP. Richardl Firsf Team Sun-Dial Tennis Tournamenr Second Team Sun-Dial Tennis Tournamenr TOTAL SCORE I26 I 6 poinls 25 poinls I5 poinrs I2 poinis 52 poinls 5 I poinls 6 poinls 3 poinls I I poinfs I5 pOir1lS 6 poinfs IO poin'I's 9 poinls I0 poinls 25 poinfs 23 poinfs 3 poinls I poin+ 3 poinls 9 poinfs I5 poinls 2.5 poinrs 3 poinfs 2.5 poin+s I O poinls 7 poinls I poinl' I poinr I poinl' I poinr 3 poinls I poinf I O poinfs I5 poinls I O poinfs 8 poinls l95.5 poinls 200.5 poinrs PEPPEB POT Back row-K. Brown, Seipp, Hubbard, Campbell, ProcTor, SarTorius, Susan SmiTh, Pearce. Middle row-Clarke. Donahue, Connick, Drew lManagerl, Haviland lPresidenTl, Schock lManagerl, BrighT, RoberTs, Neave. FronT row-J. WalTon, Rice, ReuTTer, Coudenhove, Larkin, Rouss, H. Johnson. The Hiking Club HE weaTher This year has clone much Towards helping The Hiking Club gain a sTronger hold in school liTe. In The WinTer Term, due To The lack oT snow, we spenT a greaT deal oi our Time Tramping in The woods and Tinding new paThs. The Spring Term, however, kepT us quiTe busy, buT we managed To Tind a Tew momenTs in beTween Times Tor an occasional hike and a picnic. Our membership was raised To TwenTy-Tive, laTe in The year, and we Teel ThaT This TacT shows The increased enThusiasm Tor hiking, which is whaT The Club has always sTriven Tor. All Through The year Mabsie, Miss Bowlby and Miss Long have been eager To help us in every way and we wish To Thank Them Tor Their eTTorTs in our behalT. i 2 7 ! 'iTiQ!! W' X. 2, . L ' Jgrgmf -11 qi' , Tu ki 4,2 ' If I :L ivf . -: gsm LeTT To righT-C. Brown, PlimpTon, Haviland, Schock, H. Baldwin, P. Richard lCapTainl, Van Vleclc, Wiess, Simpkins, BrighT, Garcia. VarsiTy Tennis Team N spiTe of The weaTher being againsf us mosr OT The Time, and The newly resurTaced courTs delaying The beginning oT The Tennis season, we Teel as IT we have had a mosT successTul year. lnnumerable challenge maTches showed a greaTer all-around amounT oT enThTusiasm Than ever beTore. Girls Trom The lower ladders as well as Those Trom The higher ones had lessons from lvlabsie and Mr. Rudolph, which gave everyone an equal chance To make The varsiTy Team. The compeTiTion in The Sun-Dial maTches was lceener Than iT has been Tor some Time, due To The hard TighT which was shown by boTh Teams. IT mighT be said ThaT our only real regreT was The TacT ThaT, due To rain and unavoidable circumsTances, our varsiTy didn'T geT a chance To play Rosemary. l28 sa PE EFT-EB PCI me DIAL TENNIS TEAM Leff Io riqhf-Simpkins, C. Brown, Wiess ICapIainI, Schoclc. Absent M. WIwI+e. SUN TENNIS TEAM Leff Io righf-Bright H. Baldwin, P. Richard ICap+ainI, I-IaviIand, Garcia. I29 . N 'Wnnf' ' 'ui l ,. T'TTT W . ' I S HM, E , I. xv K. I 'N--WL.. 'P 5521, e -, ,- ina ' A ' -mv.. Q . :I ' v , ' , we V Y, 1 Q 3 . ,, ,aw L J' Townsend, Elms, Van Vleck cPF6Sid6U+,, Wesson, C. Mclnfire. I . Rlclmg Heads NANCY VAN VLECK .,,,,,..,.... ,,,,,,,,,.. ...,.,,..., Y,...,.,,,, P r e sidenf Fall and Winfer Terms Spring Term CATHERINE MCINTIRE FLORENCE WESSON NANCY ELMS JOAN TOWNSEND r. 130 E PEPPER PGV EM, E eeee EE my I 4 , ff' 1 'I J. ,I , f mf-J QQ! ga I' J ' hr , mi if in Nh NY Nfl llc: F Eighfh Annual Win+er Horse Show Judges MISS NANCY HAAS Class I Hunlers Shown in Hand Deserf Lighi-Shirley Noyes up Class 2 Hunfer Hacks Rocky Ivlounlain-Nancy Van Vleck up Class 3 Road Hacks Incomparable-Be++y Hinman up Class 4 Jumping al 3 I+. 6 in. Rocky Mounlain-Nancy Van Vleck up Class 5 Jumping al 4 feel Nu+ha+ch--Sally Orclway up Class. 6 Pony Hacks Slipaway Second-Florence Wesson up Class I3 MR. FRANCIS B. COOLEY Class 7 Park Hacks Kenmore Dare-Belly Coriell up Class 8 Tea ms of Three Rocky Mounlain-Nancy Van Vleck up lncomparable-Belly Hinman up Deserf Lighf-Shirley Noyes up Class 9 Privalely Owned Horses Nulhalch-Sally Ordway up Class IO Polo Pony Class Tempialion-Nancy Van Vleck up Class ll Bending Race Tempfalion-Nancy Van Vleck up Class I2 Horsemanship Nancy Van Vleck Championship for Besl Horse Rocky Mounfain-Nancy Van Vleck up l3I ,-,.,, C1 I1 Mmm np.-an 422314: .filffrfwwf 'W' 'fail'-mr . yy. I It HI: f,I zawaww'-I Twen+y-faf+h Annual Horse Show and Gymkhana EvenI's Judges HAAS MISS NANCY I-IAAS Class I Model Hunler Shown in Hand Nulhafch-Sally Ordway up Class 2 Jumpers 3 'Feel Gold Dusl-Mary Louise Flinn up Class 3 Jumpers 3 H. 6 in. Templaiion-Pafricia Plunlcefi up Class 4 Jumpers 4 feel M R. GEORGE C. Class 8 I Owned Horses Privaley Rocky Mounlain-Nancy Van Vleclc up Class 9 Teams of Three I1 Elise Cavanagh up Delig +- Mary Ann-BeH'ie Horgan up Eros-Shirley Noyes up Class IO H nds for A and B Riders Good a Kenmore Dare-BeI+y CorieII up Class I I Horsemanship, School Championship Gold Dusl'-Mary Louise Flinn up Nancy Van Vleck CIaSs 5 Class I2 Road Hacks Championship for Bes+ Horse ROCIV Mounlam-Nancy Van VIeCk up Rocky Mouniain-Nancy Van Vleclc up Class 6 Class I3 Park I'I6CIfS Bending Race IVIGVY Ann'-Jane Turner UP Tempiaiion-Nancy Van Vleclc up Class 7 Class I4 Pony Road Hacks Musical S'I'aIIS Skeefs-Phyllis Beclcwifh up Billie-Sally Ordway up I32 K l I Nf'T'yV1'yTEj34 iff? gy-....,.. iw .. ' wwf V. u' 1 v: 1 g f . I M, , I 4 I35 fi I Fax? , ,lf 'K J Egg' 4 2 il-J suv fflyifwrr' 'mf Ocrober I School Calendar Old girls back: usual conlusion and challer. New girls appear. New girls' lrack meel: new lalenl. Tennis lryouls lor new girls: more new lalenl. Green Pasluresq relurn home weary and heavy laden. IO. A bil ol polilical nonsense by lhe old girls. New girls have a caplain's dinner. 24. Welcome new Suns, new Dials. 25. Walker Wild Cals beal Alum Tigers in hockey. November 3l. Low-I-Ieywood hockey learn pays a successlul visil, 3. Seniors burn lhe midnighl oil while Roosevell and Landon lighl il oul. Demons and ghosls are lurned loose on Cluell. Miss Bloch and Mme. Maruchess enlerlain wilh lule, viola, virgin- als and viola d'amore llhese are musical inslrumenlsl. We shake lhe molh balls lrom our dancing lunics. A Winler's Tale g uninlenlional humor creeps inlo lhe love scene. Mr. Boulon predicls war in Whal's Behind lhe News lrom Europe. Poelry Club enlerlainmenl: Diana is laken over lhe bumps. Cold wealher and Farmer in lhe Dell. Varsily redeems ilsell in viclory over Rosemary. Fi rsl snow. Thanksgiving: we give Farminglon lhe usual lreal. Ice skaling: wilh lhe grace ol helelumps. December Miss Hewill and Bobbie dance wilh ioy lo new viclrola. Choir lose lheir hearls lo Don Cossacks: lhose unilorms did lhe lrick. Sperry wins year's candy running lrom Cluell lo Beaver Brook lwice in I3 rninules. I-Iome lwords lail usl. FTPEBPOI Y '::..Q., A iz: ll lf- f ---f 'YY' 1 'fm' ,, Q Y T. -e1lW January February Back lo lhe lray. Concerl ol llule, piano, and cello by Blaisdell Trio. We lrek 60 slrong inlo l-larllord lo hear Rigolello. Snow: il comes, il goes, a vision in while Ski lesson indoors: original lo say lhe leasl. Richard Dana Skinner helps us wrile our lirsl play. Monologues by Sidney Thompson. Clue-ll cornes down lhe hill in slyle in a new slalion wagon. On board lhe S.S. O Buoy wilh lhe Suns. O Buoyll Fencing-louchel Lal Lal Treasure hunlg blislers, Senior lea: sacred lhreshold is sacred no longer. ll's Cloudy Tonighln bul we all have a wonderlul lime. Swords slarl lo clash-in dancing we mean. Gym meel-and all lor hall a poinl. l-lorse show and waler, wafer everywhere-unlil we cleaned il up. March April May I37 Success by lhe Pomander Walk - ers. Examsg You guess. leacher, l'm liredf' Go back lo lhe good old ances- lral rool. School again wilh Miss Hewill here lo greel us. Cooperalive lesls-lunny name!! Lawrence ol Arabia is pul in new lighl by Col, lsham. Diana Walls lalks on Greece wilh illuslralions. Bank nighl and Rudolph Valenl Tino a la Social Service. Alhlelic board lries our brains lor a change. Donnie gels a new balhrobe. May Day: Dabbling in lhe dew : wel leel. Senior lea: ping pong lable lalls under weighl ol our biggesl sophislicale. Midsummer Nighl's Dream, 4:1379 FF: 'i ,l 1 WWQIQV' T 4 4TW ill . June FaThers' and DauqhTers' Tennis Tournament Havana's besT. A very smaFI boaT Takes The Alums down The Danube. Miss Walker enTerTains The Seniors aT Doqswood. Track MeeTg Paxson Ties The I00 yd. record. Exams: Ashes To ashes, dusT To dusT IT The T'irsT Two don'T geT you The Finals rnusT. Doqswood Day-Br-r-r-r. Dancing Exhibihonq Tun Tor all concerned. Gymkkana and Concert Der Taq! The end of The begin- ning, Members from The class OT I937 f TIME MARC!-TES ON! g Members from The class OT I927 - 138 J u, -T- FTP-NEB POT rf? M ,. ., i : ,. L ff -1 -H V.: ,':, 1 ' vwflejgfffszjrf' . 2 'A'k Prizes - l937 Prize for Scholarship: awarded io Helen Resor Roll of Honor in Scholarship Helen Resor: Fiflh Form Mary Louise Flinn: Fourfh Form Emma Smiih: Third Form Sarah Edna McGraw: Second Form Margaref While: Firsl Form Bealrice Hurlburf Prize for Characler and Influence awarded 'lo Beverly Sariorius honorable menfion: lda Louise Larkin The Emily Cluelf Prize for Courage and Forfilude awarded 'ro Jane Plimplon honorable menlion: Wendy Vander Poel The Henry B. Sargenl Prize for Kindliness and Good Fellowship awarded io Ida Louise Larkin honorable meniion: Hesier Jones Prize for Efforf and Development awarded fo Caroline Haviland honorable menlion: Barbara Donahue The Isabel Jackson Memorial Prize 'For Faifhfulness and Dependabilily awarded lo Cafherine Mclnlire honorable menlion: Ann Whiieley The Helen Blair Prize: awarded lo Ida Louise Larkin The Palricia Wood Shorf Sfory Prize: awarded 'ro Calisfa Siruby The Reading Club Essay Prize: awarded 'ro Louise French The Judifh Mellack Poefry Prize: awarded 'ro Jane Plimplon The Cary Page Memorial Prize To be awarded 'ro fhe mosi versaiile Senior awarded fo Kafharine Schaefer Prize for Order and Nealness awarded 'lo Room 306, The Senior Group Occupanfs: Beverly Sarlorius. Calherine Mclnlire, Frances Bright Wendy Vander Poel Room 20l. The Beaver Brook Group Occupanfs: Dorefle Dresser, Nancy Wiiherbee, Gloria Crichion Room 8. The Emily Cluell House Occupanls: Mary Daniels, Pafricia Crooks, Ann Philipp. Joan Baldwin Individuals who receive honorable menlion for order and neafness The Senior Group: Wendy Vander Poel The Beaver Brook Group: Bushnell Pearce The Emily Clueli' House: Barbara Ridder Prize for Piano: awarded lo Kalharine Schaefer Arl' Prize: awarded lo Beisy Hubbard The Reading Club Speaking Prize awarded 'ro Helen Resor honorable meniion: Jane Plimpion The Margaref Mallory Cup To be awarded +o fhe new girl whose spirif in work, conducl and alhlelics has been mos? disiinguished. Awarded 'ro Nancy Walson HONORABLE MENTIONS Laiin: Louise French, Elise Cavanagh: English: Jane Plimpfon, Louise French, Jane Turner, Mary Louise Flinn, Frances Filzgerald, Kafherine Elkins: German Harman: Spanish: Ann Willerz American Hislory: Marie Elise Powers: English Helen Resor: French: : Louise French. Adele Hislory: Helen Resor: Ancienl' Hislory: Nancy Walson: Maihemalics 4: Elise Cavanagh: Geomefry: Sally Page Williams: Physics: Helen Resor: Biology: Carherine Mclniire, Jean Bufferworfhg Harmony: Ann Whileley: Music Appreciafion: Charlolfe Paxson: Piano: Ann Whiieleyg Arr: Ann Philipp. NTTWPP- ,QT ',g..l II I Lf'f,.?,,r,f ' ' Officers Tor I938 STuclenT President MARGARET SAGAR STudenT SecreTary, JANE TURNER PreTecTs Tor The TirsT Term Seniors CAROLINE PETERS JEAN BUTTERWORTH Beaver Brook JEAN SCHOCK MARGARET SCOTT VERA RICHARD EMMA SMITH ClueTT MARGARET WHITE JUNE HOPE ELISE FARLEY Chairman oT The Social Service CommiTTee ELIZABETH HINMAN PresiclenT of The Suns SUSAN SMITH Presideni' of The Musical Club VERA RICHARD PresidenT oT The Dials I EVELINE COPLEY PresidenT of The AThleTic AssociaTion PresidenT oT The ArT Club HENRIETTA LAUGHLIN EVELINE COPLEY EdiTor oT The Year Book RUTH WICKWIRE I4O FTEPPEB POT I . a Q 5 f z .. 'z ' .,,.........,. 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MEMBER OFFICIAL SCHOOL LIVERY SERVICE Trains or PIanes Mef by Order Wire or Phone AI' Our Expense PONTIAC CHEVROLET Sales and Service I5O MAX LITTWITZ, Inc. 7 EAST 47+h STREET NEW YORK CITY LINENS AND LACES l WESTCLOX TABLE CLOCK h sf- ' Riff ay ., 5 I I .igg -.i T 'Egg'---11-,-, -we -iw as ci 'gl 51 - :.- .rug -4 ?l 9 ' :Ei-He . I j minggny vs ,qv 1, ' 'A ' li Used on 'rhe smarl melal easel i'r's a handy lable or deslc clock. Off easel il's a perlecf combinalion paperweighf and clock. Price connplele-53.95. W E S T C L O X LaSALLE, nLL. Division GENERAL TIME INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION The Ensign-Biclcforcl Co. The Original lvlanufaclurers of SAFETY FUSE For All Kinds of Blas+ing and Special Uses CORDEAU-BICKFORD an ACCESSORIES Esfablished I836 SIMSBURY, CONN. l5l THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS FORMERLY WITH THORLEY, INC. Specializes in unusual arrangemenls lor all occasions--parlicularly lor The Deloulanle and Bride 4 WEST 56'rh STREET NEW YORK CITY Official Equipmenl and Wearing Apparel For All Sporfs lhal WOMEN and GIRLS play TENNIS VOLLEY BALL FIELD HOCKEY SOCCER A. G. SPALDING 81 BROS. 5I8 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Phone REgen'r 4-2660-I-2 Cable Address: MEYFLORIST New Yorlc's Smarfesl' Flower Shop HARRY MEYERS, Inc. FLOWERS LET U5 ESNMATE 667 MADISON AVENUE Bel. 60lh and blsl Slreel New York THE SIMSBURY BANK and TRUST CO. Ca pilal-Surplus-Undivicled Profils S225,000.00 WHEN TOURING TEXAS Slop for service where you see lhe Humble sign. Humble Service Slalions have been spe- cially designed lo malre highway Travel in Texas more comforlable and convenienlg Humble molor fuels and molor oils are delinilely second Io none. Humble Oil 8: Refining Co. R Slephen Lane Folger, Inc. Eslablished l892 JEWELERS l8O Broadway, New York ings, Pins, Medals and Charms for Colleges, Schools and Fralernilies Our 45+h Year Prelly nice foofwork FRE H BITTERY 22mnI57 Cp! ff A FRIEND 44 is Q PSXM swf' If Cyst ORIGINATOR of use famous Round-Ioecl, I-Iancl-sewn Cusiomocles' Ilwaf flar- Ier 'rlne fool. Exciling new Spring and Summer models now being slwown. 576 MADISON AVE., N. Y. INEAR 56I'l1 ST.l Complirnenrs of A F R I E N D OUR 35+h ANNIVERSARY A glorious pasf . . . firmly builr upon 35 years of conscienfious service. An enviable Iufure . . . wifh Ilwe guidance of sound experience and The energy of Ilne present Thai is Ihe Iwisiory of Maison Glass . . . a hisfory concurrenr wirh flue developrnenl of New Yorlc iiself. And so during Il'1is 35Ih anniversary, our cus- Iomers may be assured of Ihe qreaIesI' possible advanfaqes af 'fine lowesf possible czosf. MAISON E. H. GLASS, Inc. I5 EAST 47+h STREET . NEW YORK CITY Wine and Liquor Table Delicacies Cafalog upon requesf BerI'I1e Corr ei Soeur DRESSES 485 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK CITY NANCY HAGGERTY SHOES 520 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK CITY PETTIBONE TAVERN simssurav, Conn. Complimenrs of A F R I E N D C pl 'rf BEAVER BROOK If This Nameplafe ,Manu ,ul Ay I IE! FRIGIDAIRE I f Q Look for lhli llama-Plato l Q ' is on your new refrigerafor- you are assured of excep+ional value! Frigidaire is fhe oufsfanding leader of all refrigerafors. One and one-half million more Frigidaires have been sold fhan any ofher make. This Tremendous leadership is nof fhe resulf of chance. Rafher. if is fhe resulf of con- sfanf progress Frigidaire has made in producf developmenl' and performance . . . progress fhaf year affer year lceeps Frigidaire a few sfeps ahead of fhe enfire indusfry. Many genuine refrigerafor improvemenfs are fo be found only in Frigidaire. The Meier-Miser, Frigidaire's remarkable cold making unif fhaf has only fhree moving parfs including The mofor-is one of fhem. Anofher is fhe Aufomafic lce Tray Release. fhaf releases all ice Trays wifh a fingerfouch, no maffer how fighfly fhey are frozen. Because of superior consfrucfion and performance, Frigidaire meefs All 5 sfandards for refrigerafor buying and proves ill Lower Operafing Cosf, l2l Safer Food Profeclion, l3l Fasfer Freezing-More Ice, Q41 More Usabilify, and l5l Five Year Profecfion Plan. See fhe eye-convincing proof fhaf Frigidaire meefs all 5 sfandards for refrigerafor buying af any aufhorized Frigidaire dealer's showroom. Nofe fhe sfrilcing beaufy, fhe genuine convenience, and fhe qualify feafures of Frigidaire. Base your decision on proof and you will choose a Frigidaire wifh fhe Meier-Miser. General Mofors Sales Corporarion DAYTON. 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