Walker High School - Pepper Pot Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

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She is no+ dead, The child of our arfecfion Buff gone unfo rhelr school Where she no Nonger needs our poor profecfion And Chrisr Himsehf dofh rulef HENRY WADSWORTI-i LONGFELLOW 7 BARBARA BYRNES 8 IN MEMORY QF BIG BYRNIE Who died wi+h her sisler al Walsh I-lill, Rhode lsland during Ihe hurricane on Seplember QI, I938. She was a member ol Ihe class ol I934, also a member ol Ihe class ol l94I al Vassar. Peace, peace! she is nol dead, she dolh nol' sleep- She halh awakened from Ihe dream ol lllef' SHELLEY 9 CQNTENTS Faculfy . Seniors . . . Undergraduafes . Ijrerary . . Organizafions . Afhlefics . . ACHVIHGS . . Adverlrisemenlrs. . I O PAGE I9 27 8I 89 99 l2I l39 I45 A.. if fi -1, C' 1 2 .,L. ..,, f N M ,lp rm. ,, ,. . -H Q2 ' A ,H 4 x f 42 ' 5' u. E251-'-5 an ATHLETICS DOOR 'il 'S ' RY LIBRA ROOM DRAWING Ma' EMILY CLUETT HOUSE , s A 4' affffffff I S, Q f.. le' Ty ,.,f ,swf 73, , w ,f Q fa-.1 ' 3 Ji v n 13,1 . 1 1 51 f ff 1. , a, w' 4 iff' , rv TEACHERS' COTTAGE COURTYARD - Q w Af., A gg' sw qiffyis' . H .3 . .nw i if Asa MMA GWR T DOOR FRON A A AQCULTV X M X ,g-i L AY .. , Ji: ,,.1., ,,,. ,,.4iii1wu -si lv? v-sf'-f ' ,,,.Q g?!i-- S+ -15... 3 mit..-.1 i.,1.,.:. g,..,g-- ....,,, . -- ,,.,l , -K J' l.4a-f f'j?. ..l.,- - MRS. ETHEI. WALKER SMITH AB., Bryn Mawr College l-lead of Sclwool 20 E MISS CAROLINE P. WALKER A.B.,Smi+l'17 M.A., Bryn Mawr Dean 2 1 MRS. J. CHARLES ANDREWS Senior House Moflwer 22 0 ik .L -1 V7 'hwigx 41. V! 'R .m g .. --, F .- ,x x-.N x -, ,. L X 1.1.1 iff 4 SQ, SM Q. 1 K Q P' . s if QF? ' 5 :E-K: 'Q . Tm -viii MISS MARY HOYT, A.B., A.M. Bryn Mawr, Columbia English MISS HELEN LAURA PADDOCK, A.B., A.M. Mounf Holyoke Enqxlsh MYSS MARY V. WAITE, AB., A.M. CorneH Universify Lafin MISS MILDRED HARDENBROOK, AB., A.M. Vassar Lafin MME. MARGUERITE HOBERT, BS, D,E.S. Universifa de Paris French MLLE. MARTHE GAZENGEL, B.S., DES. Unfversna de Paris French MISS LAURA D, SARGENT, AB., A.M. Mounf Hofyolce Bosfon Universify Mafnemafics MISS SUSAN FITZGERALD, AB. Bryn Mawr German, Spanish 23 MISS VIRGINIA P. STEVENSON, A.B. Wellesley CoIIeqe, M.A. PemnsyIvanIa Sfafe CoIIeqe I-IIs+ory MISS ELIZABETH B, SIMMS, A.B. WelIesIey CoIIege Ma+I'wema+ic:s MISS VIVIAN ELLSWORTH, A.B., A.M. CoIby CoIIeqe Ufwlversify of Camfornia Scierrce MISS DORA FAULKNER AB., A.M. DaII1ousie UnIversiI'y A.M. CoIumbIa Urdversify EmqIi5Iw, I-IisIory, Larin MME. ODETIE LE FONTENAY I2oyaI Opera, Covemf Garden, London: Opera Cormque, Paris: MeIropoIIIan Opera House, New York Shwging MMIE. LISBET I-IOFFMAN KOI-ILER PuplI of Clara Snumarw Dr. I'IocIr's Corrservawrium FranIcIorI am Mam Music, Harmony 24 Q. MRS. RUTH W. GILLETT Miss I-Iewin's ScI1ooI, Dedham, Mass. Bouve, Bos+on School of PIiysicaI Educa+ion A+I1Ie+ic Direcior MISS HELEN PARKER BOWLBY, A.B. Ceriificaie in I-Iyqiene and PI1ysicaI Educaiion, WeIIesIey AII1IeIic Direcfor MISS ELSA FRISBY AIIiIeIic AssisIan'r MISS MARION WILLISTON SMITH A.B. Vassar CoIIeqe Graduare of The EII'1eI WaIIcer ScI1ooI Assisranr 'ro Mrs. Speer MISS BARBARA BARTLETT AB. Vassar Assisfani' MISS CLARA SKINNER Universiiy of SouIIwern Caiiiornia ArI SI'udenI's League oi New York Pupii of Hans Hoffman and Jan Ma'ruIIca Represeniecl in MeIropoIi+an, Syracuse, San Francisco, Denver, and DaIIas Museums of Fine Aris 25 is. '1 . Ml W' -iw' , ,rw SFF as ' 3:35 i MISS NENE VIBBER Art Dramafics MME. HETTIE DYRENFURTH UniversITy ZuerIch Qerman, French CIueII House MoIher MRS. CONSTANCE HURT Beaver Brcok House Mofher MISS JANET CARRUTI-IERS, R.N. Gfaduafe Kinqsfon 6en'I HospiIeI Kinqsfon, Onfario Pcs+ Graduefe McGill Universify ChIIcIrer1'S MemorIaI HospiIaI, MonIreaI Reedlafrics and ChiIcI Psychology MRS. GRACE GREENWARD POLLARD, R,N. Harhcord Hcspilal Trainlnq SchcoI Harffcrd COFVIQCIICUI MR. JOHN HENDERSON Riding MISS CAROLINE TAYLOR, R.N. Harfford HospiIaI Tramlncg SchooI Har+Icrd, CorwecIIcuI 26 Q Q A F CL 6' A 1 f I J , 0- QA i 4 Q, V CQ, QI c 5 Q S, L cs- aff' lk 3 J' F ef w Q if Q J 5 R L' Q Lv K ,V 0-1 X9 33:1 U: ff V' W VJ E LA, W X,-5 V Q 2 ig EE 1 B, A' 'O W W 5251. M 3 E W N 9' U QR 'BRE AT' ff, 5 4 X 28 L Sun Club Second Sun Riding Team '38, '39 Firsl Sun Riding Team '39 Eirsi' Sun Riding Drill '38, '39 Firsl Sun Traci: Tearn '38 Posiure lmprovernenl Credil '38 Casl of Pride and Preiudice '38 Casl oi Berkeley Square '39 Reading Club '39 Higlw Credii in Englisl1'38 Fire Lieufenanf xl C., f g ' QL x1 A Nov X 1 A X 4 ' CQ? 1 6 -v-f '-' MARILYNN BAKER 2 Suiion Place New York Qciober ZOH1, I92I 2 years Benningion PeJrer Wlnere found: Doing line unconveniional Concepiion ol Paradise: Ceriain Poinis Soulli Pei Expression: ll never repeal myselll Pei Aversion: Clfieering, Cairn Cooper- a+ion Suppressed Desire: To have Eiglwi Names ldiosyncrasiesi Ealing ice, live o'cloclc Bear Fealruresz Legs Euiure Occupaiion: Gaining Weiglii To Play Scarlei O'i-lara SARA ANN CI-IAPIN 447 Lakeslnore Road Grosse Poinle, lvliclw. May 3, l922 Zyears Smilh Sammy Sal Ckiape Where Found: Being a disiurbing ele- men+: Bealing people up Conceplion of Paradise: To be The ex- ceplion on a slag parity Pei Expression: No kidding Per Aversion: Laziness, Allfeclalion Suppressed Desire: To be Unsuppressed ldiosyncrasies: Conserving any+l'1ing bulr energy: lnsaliable Curiosify Besi Fealure: Voice Fuiure Occupafionz Sfill gleefully shock' ing people 30 Sun Club Piclure Commiffee '38, '39 Chairman Piciure Commifiee '39 l-liking Club 38, 39 Presidenl T-liking Club '39 lmprovemem Poslure Credil' '38, '39 Sun Marching Team '38, '39 Sun Apparaius Team '38 Pirsl Sun Track Team 38 Varsily Track Team '38 2nd School Hockey Team '39 Firsf Sun l-lockey Team '39 Award for Irnprovemenl in Hockey '39 Beaver Brook lndividual Prize for Neafnes Senior Individual Prize for Nealness '39 Sun Voiley Ball Team '38 Caplain Sun Gym Squad '39 Sun Mililary Tap '39 Sun Exercises '39 Undersludy For Berkeley Square '39 Alnlelic Board '39 Firsl Sun Tennis Team '39 Varsily Tennis Team '39 Cup for Imroyernenl in Tennis '39 C C v sf 7 kc lllj X55 Dial Club Secrelary ol Sludenl Governmenl '39 Alhlelic Board '38 Varsily Hockey Team '39 Firsl Dial Hockey Team '39 2nd Dial Hockey Team '38 Cluell Hockey Team '37 Dial Indian Clubs '37, '38 Manager ol Dial Indian Clubs '38 Individual Indian Clubs Compelilior' '38 Winner Individual Indian Clubs Cornoeliliow 38 Dial Apparalus Team '37, '38 Dial Marching Squad '38, '39 Dial lvlililary Tap '39 Individual Tap Dancinq Compelilion '39 Dial Exercises '39 2nd Dial Baskelball Team '39 Caplain 2nd Dial Baskelball Team '39 Sub Varsily Baskelball Team '39 Dial Volley Ball Team '38 Hiking Club '37, '38, '39 Poslure Prelecl '37, '38 Poslure Credil '37, '38, '39 Improvemenl Poslure Credil '38 Fire Caplain '39 Eire Lieulenanl '38 Honorable Menlion lor Courage and Forli- , lude '39 fri' fgvvfv-rv . s Q f ' ,,... -,., ,-,,,- -f,,.s -,4 if ,Q ii' +5 -.. BETTY ESTELLE CLARKE 28 Oak Lane Scarsdale, N. Y. December 24, l92I 3 years Belly Bee Where Found: Going lo lvlrs. Hurl Conceplion ol Paradise: 48 hours a day Pel Expression: The DUMB lhing Fel Aversion: Alarm Clocks Suppressed Desire: To drill Weslward ldiosyncrasy: Pulling oul hair Besl Eealure: Hair Eulure Occupalion: Compiling Clarke's Lisl ol Sailboal Racing Rules 3 I RI-IODA-GLENN COLLINS 45 Park Avenue New York, N. Y. June IO, I922 2 years Vassar Ronnie Where Found: Lisfeninq Io Charlie IvIcCarIhy Concephon of Paradise: Wesf Poinlr Hop Pe+ Expression: Yeh7 I don'+ know Pef Aversion: Being +ic:kIed by my Room- mafes Suppressed Desire: To be where food isn'+ Idiosyncrasy: Unsef hair Besr Fea+ure: Iviouih Fufure Occupafionz Trying +o sfay in CoIIege if I ever ge+ Ihere 32 Uiai Ciub Casf of BerkeIey Square '39 Third FIoor Beaver Brook Room Neafness Prize '38 DiaI Exercises '39 Sub DiaI Iv1iIi+ary Tap '39 I-IonorabIe Meniion MusicaI Appreciaiicn '39 CI g I Xxixi Kill. I-'ff' ' ,- sm Cub Suri Exercises 39 Second Sun Track Team '37, '38 Firsl' Sun Track Team '38 Ski Club '39 Poelry Club '38, '39 Secrelary Poelry Club '39 C1 y 1 : sHowj',,x X. 0 Y I f T fa' l3:? '3 Q , E ' X fx I x XV ll, - T DEIRDRE CROWTHER Sragecoach Road Farm Sunapee, New Hampshire Seplemloer 6, I92O 4years Smilrh Dee-dee Deerdra Deeayclray Where Found: Singing in The Shower Concepiion of Paradise: Darlmoulh Carnival Per Expressions: l.and! You know whal--I Pei Aversions: Being neaiq Being leased Suppressed Desire: To go down The laundry chule ldiosyncrasies: Fussing wilh hair: Gef- ling exciled Besl Fealure: Widow's Peak Fufure Occupalion: Olympic Croquel' Champion 33 MARY DANIELS 575 Salisbury S+. Worcesler, Mass. April l l, l92l 4 years Smilln Danny Where Found: Trying lo be an Allwlefe Conceplion of Paradise: l'm slill Look- ing Per Expression: u'um 'Per Aversion: Exams Suppressed Desire: To ear as mucln as l wanl and never gel 'lar ldiosyncrasy: Curiosily Besl Eealure: I-lair Fuiure Occupalion: Worceslens Glam- our Girl 34 Dial Club Presidenl' of llie Dial Club '39 Prelecl '37, '38 Advisory Board '38 Allwleric Board '37 Cup lor Spiril in Cluell '36 Cup for old Girl Spiril in Cluell '37 Cluell l-lockey Team '37 Caplain Cluell Hockey Team '37 Academic Crediis '36 Poslure Credils '36, '37, '38, '39 Poslure lmprovemenl Credils '33 Fire Caplain '37 Vue Lieulenanl '38 Foelry Club '38, '39 Spanisli Club '39 Dial Marching Squad '38, '39 Dial Indian Clubs '37, '38 Dial Skipping Rope '38 Dial Mililary Tap '39 Dial Exercises '39 Dial Individual Exercises '39 For Pily Sakes board '36, '37 Edilor of For Pily Sakes '37 French Play '39 Glee Club '39 Dial Second Hockey Team '39 Honorable Ivlenlion Poslure Cup '39 Irnprovernenl in Tennis '39 Cup for Kindliness and 6oodlellowsl1ip'39 f'!f'9vET2 sf No 'J Ok'-ff 'xo' ' Q 4 1 1 , ' , T fa fy! A, f- 'V ' Nw ig IW, ii ' A f Q13 4, ,W , . '- Q Z' CD03 4 1 ff! ,QXX , , 'Z 1 V ,f ,fp ' I Dial Club Dial Club Secrelary '39 Rrelecl '38 Clicir '37, '38, '39 Clnoir Mislress '39 Clo+lies Conwrnillee '37, 38 '39 Viclroa Cornrnilfee '37, 38 39 Music Club '39 Roefry Club 38, '39 Honorable Menlion Academic Credi's 3' '39 l-liqlw Credil lfnqlisln '38 Academic Credil '38 Cas? ol 'Pride and Prejudice '38 Clncir Flay 38 Frencn Play '39 Dial Indian Clubs '37, '39 Dial Skipping Rope '37, '38 Manager of Dial Skipping '38 Dial Marcliinq Squad '37, '38, '39 Dial Exercises '39 Dial Mililary Tap '39 lviprovernenl Poslure Credil '38 Dial Clrieer Leader '38 Drize lor Sinqinq '39 l-lcncrable Menlion Piano '39 r-lonorable Menlion English '39 Byrnes' Memorial Prize for Eriorl and Def veloprnenl '39 ? 'I Mi ini BARBARA DOYLE IO Millard Avenue Bronxville, N. Y. February 4, l92l 3 years Vassar Dinl4y Wlwere Found: Trying lo recollecl Conceplion of Paradise: Room 303 Rel Expression: l-lear? Rel Aversion: Quarrels Suppressed Desire: To drown oul Jane Miller ldiosyncrasy: Absenl'-mindedness Besl Fearurez Nose Fulure Occupalion: Singing 35 GEORGIANNA NOYES FLATHER 400 Nebraska Avenue Washingion, D. C. Augusi ll, l92l 2 years Vassar Georgie Where Found: Sprawled-in-irouble Concepiion oi Paradise: Orgies Pei Expression: Why no-o-oo Mrs. H.A.S. Pei Aversion: Grinds Suppressed Desire: To paddle in Foyer Founiain ldiosyncrasies: Independence: Religious Argurnenis Besi Feaiurez Eyelashes Fufure Occupaiionz Heywood Broun, Jr. 36 Dia Club Second Dial Hoclcey Team '39 Sub ici' Second School Hoclcey Team '39 A iif' ard lor lmprovemenl in Hockey '39 Manager Dial Baslcelball Team '39 lrnproverneni Posfure Credil '39 Casi ci Pride and Prejudice '38 Cass of Berkeley Square '39 VV'in'er oi Time Curreni Evenls Coniesf 39 German Club '38, '39 Poelry Club '38, '39 Sub Tor Firsl Dial Traclc Team '38 Second Dial Traclc Team '38 Academic Credils 38, '39 Honorable Meniion Academic Credil '39 Honorable Menfion Laiin '38 Honorable Meniion French '38, '39 Honorable Menfion lvlaihernaiics '38 Honorable Meniion German '39 Academic Varsily '38, '39 Fire Lieuienanl '39 Casl oi French Play '39 Sub Second Dial Baslceiball Team '38 Third Dial Tennis Tearn '39 Cvlee Club '39 Honorable Iv1en+ion Ailaniic Monlhly Conlesl '39 Dial Volley Ball Team '38 Winner oi Reading Club Essay Prize '39 Roll of Honor for Scholarship '39 cgi? fQQ :?eQ i3 S C ul: S Mililary Tap '39 qunUlq'1 v1Uuuvu..N, N! las'-E '?'?'? .aan 'K f , 1 A , i l.ll.LlE WElR l:RANZl'lElM 2306 Crawford Sfreef l-lousfon, Texas March 25, l92l 3 years Sweef Briar Willie Leir Where Found: Day Dreaming Concep-lion of Paradise: l-louslon Pei Expressions: Oh Lawdlm 'll reckon Pei Aversions: People Thai borrow lhinqs: being walcened up Suppressed Desire: To 'rurn in a lire alarm al midniqhl ldiosyncrasies: Cooking head: leasing Besr Fealurez Eyebrows Fufure Occupalion: Mrs. - -l 37 BERTA GARCIA Y BARILLAS Avenida de los Aliados Al+uras de Almendares Havana, Cuba Oclober 7, l92I 4 years Boida Baby Where Found: Trying fo lhink up an excuse Conceplion ol Paradise: Havana and lols ol Cubans Pei Expressions: Who do you Jrhink you are anyway! Egadl Pei Aversion: Bebe's snoring Suppressed Desire: To be glamorous like Hedy Besl Fealure: Nose Fulrure Occuqoalionz Sub for Jrhe messen- ger +o Garcia 38 Sun Club Cluell Hockey Team '36, '37 Second Sun Hockey Team '37 Sub Firsf Sun Hockey Team '37 Firsl' Sun Hockey Team '38, '39 Sub Second School Hockey Team '37, '38 Second School Hockey Team '39 Sub Varsily Hockey Team '39 Winner Falhers' and Dauqhfers' Tennis Tournamenl '37, '38, '39 Winner Cluefl Tennis Tournamenl '37 Firsl Sun Tennis Team '37, '38, '39 Caplain Sun Tennis Team '38, '39 Varsily Tennis Team '37, '38, '39 Firsl Sun Track Team '36, '37, '38 Second Individual Place Sun-Dial Track Meef '38 Varsily Track Team '36, '37, '38 Second Sun Baskefball Team '38 Sub Firsl Sun Baskefball Team '38 Firsl Sun Baskelball Team '39 High Honor Spanish '38 Sun Marching Squad '39 Sun Exercises '39 Sun Milifary Tap '39 lmprovemenl Poslure Credil '37 Sun Club Senior Preleci '39 Sun Skipping Rope '38 Sun Indian Clubs '38 Second Sun Tracie Team 38 Sun Volley Ball Team '38 Caplain Sun Volley Ball Team '38 Capiain Sun Baslceiball Team '39 Second Sun Baslcelball Team '39 Sub Firsl Sun Baslcefioall Team '39 Sun Marching Squad '39 Sun Exercises '39 Manager Sun Exercises '39 Second Sun Hockey Team '39 Casi ci Berkeley Square '39 Beaver Broolc Room Nealness Prize Spanish Club '38, '39 QW' L? Gifduy is ie ,53?JL.7Lxup, CAROLINE TROWBRIDGE HEMINGWAY 302 Summii Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. December 5, T920 2 years Toich l-lem Where Found: Reading Jrhe Yale News Concepiion of Paradise: Leading +he Grand March al' a Yale Junior Prom. Pei Expression: Nif+y Pei Aversion: Being Told whai lo do. Suppressed Desire: To ride up on The Dumb Waiier ldiosyncrasies: Blushing, Clipping pic- lures and arlicles Besl Feaiurez Nose Furure Occupaiion: Yale's Firsf Woman Presidenf 39 NANCY LOUISE HERRON Sewickley, Pa. Eebruary 26, I922 2 years Smilh Pepper Where Pound: Thinking up nicknames lor Johnson Conceplion oi Paradise: A Blue Eord Pei Expression: S+upid old Dance, Play, Commencemenl rehearsals. Have you looked on The floor lor il? Pei Aversion: Being Undersludy. Soggy Sandwiches Suppressed Desire: To lake an Academic Credil Weekend ldiosyncrasies: Exercises in lhe morning. Cheeriulness in lhe morning Besl Fealures: Hair, Complexion. Eulure Occupalion: Sliding away from lhe greasy grind 40 Sf C ub Senior Preiecl 39 Alhle+ic Board '39 Year Book Board '39 Chcir 39 Poi ol Horor for Scholarship '38 Acadennic Varsily '38, 39 Academic Credils '38, '39 Honorable Menlion Erench '38 Hcrorable lvlenlien Malhemaiics 38 High Credil English 38, 39 High Credil Malhernalics 38 Honorable Iylenlion English '39 Hcnorable Menlion English Hislory 39 Josiah Bridge Classical Prize 39 Prize ior Scholarship '39 Poslure lmprovemenl Credil '38 Award lor lmproyernenl in Hockey '39 Second Sun Hockey Team 38 Eirsl Sun Hockey 'learn 39 Sun Apparalus 38 Sun Marching '33, '39 Sun Skipping Rope '38 Sun Exercises '39 Sun Ivlilifary 'lap '39 Sun Vo'ley Ball 38 Second Sun Track Team '38 Undersludy for Pride and Preiudicew '38 Urdersfudy for Berkeley Square' '39 French Play '39 Lalin Play '39 Hiking club 33, 39 Manager Hiking Club '39 Poefry Club 38. '39 l.alin Club '39 Library Cornrniilee '38, 39 Eire Caplain '39 XX, -W We Pix S V 0 cy Dial Club Aihleiic Board 38 Prefecl '37 Cluell Hockey Team '36 Second Dial Hockey Team '38 Firsl Dial Hockey Team '39 Second School Hockey Team '38 Sub Varsily Hockey Team 38 Varsi'y Hcckey Team 39 A Rider 36, '37 Firsi Dial Riding Team 39 Second Dial Riding Team '38 Sub Varsily Riding Team '38 Varsily Riding '37, '39 DiaI Drill '38, '39 Head oi Dial Riding '38, '39 Isl Class Rider 38, '39 Good Hearl, Good Head. Good Hands Cup '38 Second Dial Tennis Team '37 Firsl Dial Tennis Team 38. 39 Caplain Varsify Tennis Team '39 Firsi Dial Track Team '38 Varsify Track '38 Honorable Menfion Posiure Credils '36, '38 Honorable Meniion Academic Crediis '39 Reading Club '39 Wriling Club '39 French Play '39 Head Usher '39 Fire Lieuienani '37, '38 Honorable Menlion English 37 Academic Credil' '39 Varsily Tennis Team '39 Winner oi 43. is .af-1 x- 1 Iffgifil -f 'of El. - J: 1 vi Y . .n 'Els' 3' ' .-lx . lj. ELIZABETH IVIALLORY I-I ITE Byram Shore, Porr Chesrer, N. Y. April 28, I92I 4 years Sarah Lawrence BeIsy BeIs Where Found: Explaining Conceplion of Paradise: To be The only girl on Sea Island Per Expression: Do you feel Ihal . . .7 Pei Aversion: Fickleness Suppressed Desire: To be a Glamour Girl Idiosyncrasy: Manner of Speech Besl Fealure: Coloring Fulure Occupaiionz Being Devolred 4 I EMILIA HELENA JOHNSON Y AGUILERA Box 750, Havana, Cuba Seplember I, I922 4 years Johnny Baby Weenie The J Guppy Where Found: Applying Beauly Grains. Rushing Conceplion ol Paradise: Crepe Suselles, clean sheels, and Sunday all al once Per Expressions: You can'I Tool Ihis Chicken. Hien-Hien. Have you looked on Jrhe floor for il? Pei Aversions: Sunfburning. Being Iold l can'I keep a Tune, Being alone Suppressed Desire: To be Domeslic. To be alone and like if ldiosyncrasies: Drawing ligure 8s. Losing Ihings. Waving hands when exciled Besl Eealurez Ivloulh Eulure Occupalionz Being a Spy 42 Dial Club Alhlelic Board '37 Presidenr Alhlelic Board '39 Academic Credirs '36, '37, '39 Academic Varsily '36, '39 Roll of Honor in Scholarship '36, High Credil Ivlalhemafics '36 High Credil Lalin '36 High Credil French '36, '38 High Credil Spanish '38 Honorable Menfion French '39 Honorable Ivlenlion Biology '39 French Club '39 Reading Club '38, 39 Wriling Club '39 Hiking Club '36, '37, '38, '39 Library Commillee '38, '39 Piclure Commillee '38, '39 Poslure Credils '36, '37 '39 Honorable Ivlenrion lor Ellorl in Hoc Casl ol: French Play '39 Beaver Brook Room Prize lor Nealnes Eire Lieulenanl '38 Cluelr Hockey Team '37 Sub Second Hockey Team '38 2nd Dial Hockey Team '38, '39 Caplain 2nd Dial Hockey Team '39 Second School Hockey Team '39 key '37 s '38 Capiain Second School Hockey Team '39 Dial Apparalus Team 37, '38 Dial Skipping Rope '37, '38 Dial Marching Squad '37, '38, '39 Individual Apparalus Team '38 Caprain Dial Gym Squad 39 Dial Mililary Tap '39 Dial Exercises '39 Individual Tap Dancing '39 Individual Exercises '39 Second Dial Track Team '36 Firsl Dial Track Team '37, 38 Varsily Track Team '38 Dial Track Team Manager '38 Third Dial Tennis Team '37 Second Dial Tennis Team 38 Eirsl Dial Tennis Team '39 Varsily Tennis Team '38, '39 Winner ol '39 High Credil Biology '39 Dial Golf Team '39 Emily Cluell Prize lor Courage rude '39 K 'Ulu a o 1 and Eorli- I ah Dial Club Clolhes Commiliee '38, 39 Reading Club 38, '39 Wriling Club '39 Lalin Club '39 Academic Credils '38, '39 Academic Varsily '38, '39 Lalin Play '39 Honorable Meniion English '39 Honorable Menlion Lalin '38, '3 Honorable Menlion Malhemalics '38, 39 High Credils in Lalin 38, '39 High Crediis in Malhemalics 38, 39 Josiah Bridge Classical Prize 38 Honorable Meniion Josiah Bridge Classi ai Prize 39 Honorable Menlion Reading Club Essay Prize 39 Prize for Scholarship '39 Roll of Honor in Scl'iolarshiD '39 Honorable Menfion lndiyidual Order and Nealness Prize '38, '39 Fire Lieulenani' '39 lmprovemenl Poslure Credils '38, '39 Poslure Credils '39 Dial Mililary Tap '39 Dial Marching Squad '39 Dial Exercises '39 Second Dial Baskelball Team '38 Sub Firsl Dial Baskelball Team '38 lf' X is -A ,....-J CAROL KING 339 Washinglon Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. January IO, l922 2 years Vassar Where Found: Calching up on back num- bers ol ihe Herald Tribune Conceplion of Paradise: An Island in lhe Tropics Per Expression: Thar makes if difficulf' Pei Ayersion: Walking on dusly floors in bare feel Suppressed Desire: To sguelch cerlain people ldiosyncrasy: Keeping Things in boxes. Bes+ Fealurez Eyebrows Fulure Occupalionz Compeling for Sail- ing Championships 43 NANCY ELINOR LAWRENCE 3900 Neloraslca Avenue Washinglon, D. C. March ZI, l922 3 years Lawrence Goof The L 'lNance-Pancem llNancee Where Found: Singing scruffy songs. lmilaling Teachers and Franklin D. Conceplion of Paradise: The Wesl, houseparlies, Deserl Island wilh The Princelon Triangle Club Pel Expression: Saves wear 'n' fear . Remind me lo fell you. Board shav- ingsi' Per Aversions: Being heclcled. Mrs. Roosevelfs Teelh Suppressed Desire: To fell Brenda she sfinlcs ldiosyncrasies: Geslure wilh hands, mes- siness Besl' Feafures: l-lands and Nails. Fufure Occupalionz Giving facials fo people on The cover of Life 44 Sun Sun Sun Sun Vic? Club lndian Clubs 38 Marching Sguad '39 Volley Ball Team '38 rola Cornneillee 39 V1-'I X Kvy' Xa will , Dial Club Senior Prelecl 39 Dial Cheer Leader '39 Dial lridian Clubs '38 Dial Marching Squad '38 39 Dial Milifary lap 39 Dial Exercises 39 Roslure lmprovernenf Credils 38. 39 Posfure Credil '39 Beaver Broolc Room Nealness Prize '38 Poelry Club '38, 39 Tirnepiece Board 38, '39 Social Service Cornrnillee 39 Honorable Menlion individual Order a cu Ne-alness Prize '39 xg i l I x i - ,L - -'xi in lil ll lvwl- r il: i HE E FJ o D CHARLOTTE HENDERSON LEE Roclc Ridge Greenwich, Conn. Jdy 25,l92i 3 years 'lSal Chad Charlie 'll-lorse Where Found: Ealing four meals a day. Conceplion of Paradise: A moonlil beach Rel' Expression: 'lWho's The leHer from? Per Aversion: Bugs Suppressed Desire: To be Phorogenic. lcliosyncrasy: Raising lelr eyebrow. Besr Fealure: Eyebrows Eulure Occupalionz Wrifing a Gossip Column 45 'Sify MARIETTE LEE LEONARD McKown Lane Sewickiey, Pa. Sep+ernber 3, I92 I 2 years Vassar Bebe Where Found: Losing fhings Concepfion of Paradise: Sewickley Pei Expression: Phooey Per Aversion: Colds Suppressed Desire: To Sunburn ai Mid' niqini ldiosyncrasy: Twiicning nose Besr Ee-afurez Eyes Euiure Occupafion: D. J.'s Sociai Secre- 'rary 46 Sun Club n Miirary Tap '39 Second Sur Ridinq Team '33 X 3 - ' x .thq'K vfww- f Viv' -Af-wh!! Dial Club Senior Preleci' '39 Clolhes Connmillee 38, '39 Second Dial l-loclcey Team '39 Second Dial Traclc Team '38 Choir '38, '39 Dial Apparalus '37, '39 Dial Marching Squad '38, '39 Dial Milifary Tap '39 Dial Exercises '39 A Rider '37 Poslure lm royernenr Credifs '37, '38, '39 P Poslure Credil '39 -he-'fi ,Q 'fa' . l rl ii 3. 'xlibs I X ,- X' BARBARA TREDICK DIMMICK MQINTIRE I3l Braylon Slreel Englewood, N. J. April ll, l92O 3 years Bobbie lVlaclcie Mac The B Tiddily Dimwi+ Where Found: Al' lhe brealclasl lable wilh Phippie when lhe chapel bell rings Conceprion ol Paradise: Reunions. Pel Expression: Oh Sloplw Per Aversion: Messiness Suppressed Desire: To be a Baller Dancer ldiosyncrasies: Giggling +o herself, Day- dreaminq, Waslinq lime Besl lzealures: l-lair, eyes Fulure Gccupalionz Teaching Kinder- garlen 47 ELIZABETH SWAN McLEAN 80 Souih River Sfreef Wilkes-Barre, Pa. January 25, I922 2 years Smiih Swan Swannie Where Found: Washing her Face Concephon of Paradise: Spring Vaca- Tion Pei Expression: Mercy Pei Aversion: Being Gulhbie Suppressed Desire: To have a Poker Face Idiosyncrasy: Sun-burning Besf Feafurez Eyes Fuiure Occupafion: Puffing Wilkes-Barre on +he map 48 Sun Ciub Poefry Ciub '38, '39 Laiin Ciub '39 Choir '38, '39 Second Sun Riding Team '38 Second Sun Hockey Team '38 Sun Marching Squad '39 Second Sun Baskerbail Team '38 Firsf Sun Baskeiball Team '39 Second Sun Track Team '38 Casf of Berkeiey Square :L -A Dial Club Year Book Board '39 Ediior Year Book '39 Timepiece Board '37, '38, '39 Ari Club '38, '39 Poeiry Club '38, '39 Glee Club '39 Presideni of Glee Club 39 German Club '37, '38, 39 Elizabelhan Triangle '39 Casl oi 'Pride and Preiudice '38 Casi of Berkeley Square '39 lmprovemeni Posiure Credii '38 Fire Lieulenani '39 Firsi Dial Track Team '37, '38 Varsiiy Track Team '37 Second Dial Hockey Team '37, 38, '39 Second School Hockey Team '38, '39 Sub Varsily Hockey Team 38 Dial lviiliiary Tap '39 Dial Marching Squad '39 Dial Exercises '39 Dial Indian Clubs '37 Third Dial Tennis Team '37 Second Dial Tennis Team '38 Firsi Dial Tennis Team '39 Dial Volley Ball Team '38 Capiain Dial Volley Ball Team '38 Honorable Menlion Music Club '39 Toasrmisiress Beaver Brook Banguei 38 Honorable Meniion German '39 Senior Room Prize for Nealness '39 Honorable Meniion Judiih Mailack Poeiry Prize '39 Honorable Menrion Pairicia Wood Shori Slory Prize '39 Cary Page Memorial Prize for Mosi Versaiile Senior '39 C -i Q-,J I! ff XTX DOROTHY JANE MAHAFFEY 9 Porlland Place S+. Louis, Mo. July 30, I92l 3 years JD. J. Deja lviahayi Do -if i Where Pound: Three iumps behind Whipping up plays for ihis or 'rhai Conceplion oi Paradise: Three iumps ahead and erernal Spring Pei Expression: l'ye losi il Pei Ayersions: Unclosed doors and people asking how The Year Book's coming along Suppressed Desire: To keep lhings slraighi for ai leasl one week ldiosyncrasies: Vagueness and lncorrig- ible misplacing ol ihings Besl Feaiure: Smile Purure Qccuparion: Wriiing Fairy Tales, and scripi for Silly Symphonies 49 JANE DURANDO MILLER 659 Ely Avenue Pelham Manor, N. Y. June 7, I92l 3 years Where Found: Selling D. J. oul of Dislresses Conceplion of Paradise: Paradise Pei' Expression: Old Dears Pel Aversion: To be inlerrupled while l'm reading Suppressed Desire: To have a nickname ldiosyncrasy: Enlighlening People Beer Fealures: l-lands, coloring Eulure Occupalion: Champion Challer- box 50 Dial Club Choir '37, '38, '39 Poslure Credils '39 A Rider '38 Casf of Berkeley Square '39 Dial Skipping Rope Team '37 Eirsl Dial Riding Team '39 Firsl Dial Track Team '38 Eirsl Dial Riding Drill '38, '39 Second Dial Track Team '37 Senior Room Prize lor Nealness '39 Prize lor Singing '39 Choir Play '38 I 1 -vigil, Sun Club Poelry Club '38, 39 French Club '38, '39 Spanish Club '38, '39 Musical Club '39 Honorable Menllon Musical Club '38 Second Sun Baslcelball Team '38 Second Sun Track Team '38 Sub Eirsl Sun Track Team '38 Sub Eirsl Sun Baslcelball Team '38 Sun Marching Drill '39 Sun Mililary Tap '39 Eirsl Sun Baslcelball Team '39 Second Sun Tennis Tearn '39 Casl of Berkeley Square '39 Cas? of French Play '39 Academic Credil '39 The Judilh lvlallaclc Poelry Prize '39 Honorable Menlion Spanish '39 Honorable Menlion Piano '39 X Q, , 21? ,g 5 FT j will JOAN NEWTON 563 Park Avenue New Yorlc, N. Y. Seplember 22, l92I 2 years Vassar Small Joan Joanie Where Found: Combing hair Conceplion ol Paradise: Somewhere where +hey'll appreciale qoodl?l puns Per Expression: Oh fish. l-low unal- +rac'rive Per Aversion: People who ralce showers al 7:00 A.lVl. Suppressed Desire: To be sophislicaled ldiosyncrasies: Oiggling, lwirling hair Besr Eealure: Eyes Eulure Occupalionz Broadway's sophis- 'ricaled ingenue 5 I MARY BUSHNELL PEARCE 265 Bowen S+. Providence, R. l. June I, I92O 4 years Bushy Where Found: Whislling +he lasl nofe off key Concephon of Paradise: Simsbury Tower. Per Expression: Yes, l'll do Thai' liH'le +hing Suppressed Desire: To have Thar famed look ldiosyncrasies: Singing in sleep, Crysl- O-Min+s Besf Fealure: Eyes Furure Occupalion: Learning lo spell Dial Club Senior Prelec? '39 Alhleric Board '38 Social Service Cornmillee '37, '38, '39 Chairman Social Service Comnnillee '39 Library Comrni+lee '37, '38, '39 Chairman Library Commiflee '39 Properly Room Commillee '37, '38, '39 Chairman Properly Room Commiflee '38 Hiking club '37, '38, T39 Manager Hiking Club '38 Year Book Board '39 Business Manager Year Book '39 Eire Caplain '38, '39 Poslure Preleci '38 Poslure lmprovemenl' Credil '38 Posrure Credif '39 Dial lndian Clubs '37, '38 Dial Marching '37, '39 Dial Volley Ball Team '38 Dial Second Team Track '38 Dial Mililary Tap '39 Dial Exercises '39 Dial Firsl Team Hockey '39 Varsify Hockey '39 High Credil English '38 Honorable Menfion Nearness Prize '37 Honorable Menlion Kindliness and Good- fellowship '38 Nealness Prize '39 The Palricia Wood Shorl Siory Prize '39 Honorable Menfion Tor Isabel Jackson Prize for Failhfulness and Dependabilify '39 gm JW, xxilfxkyin- 5-gl l ' 0 52 l Sun Club ArT Club '38, '39 PresidenT of ArT Club '39 ArT Prize '38 Sun Rays Board For PiTy's Sakes Board Year Book Board '39 PoeTry Club '38, '39 Winner oT New Girls Track MeeT '37 FirsT ClueTT Hockey Team '37 Second Sun Hockey Team '38 Sun ApparaTus Team '37, '38 Sun Marching Drill '38, '39 Sun MiliTary Tap '39 Manager Sun MiliTary Tap '39 Individual Tap Dancing CompeTiTion '39 Sun Body RhyThmics '39 individual Body RhyThmics CompeTiTion '39 Winner oT Individual Body RhyThmics Sub Tor FirsT Sun Track Team '38 FirsT Sun Track Team '38 Sun Volley Ball Team '38 Honorable MenTion PosTure CrediT '38 Posfure CrediTs '38, '39 ClueTT NeaTness Prize '37 Senior Room NeaTness Prize '39 fW..-, 'N 4, Mm L -5 S.- .,,5 C o,3 Lx ' 2? f ' .4 xi Q if iw v U , U A ANN BAKER PHILIPP 172 E. 64+h STreeT New York, N. Y. June 26, l92I 3 years Phil Phippie Where Found: ln The Dining Room aT The Chapel Bell ConcepTion oT Paradise: Where The angels sing PeT Expression: WhaT do you me-an? NasTy Horrid Thing! PeT Aversion: People who Talk more Than I do Suppressed Desire: To be Tar-sighTed ldiosyncrasies: Squealing, looking aT Things l can'T see BesT FeaTure: Hair FuTure OccupaTion: lvloTher oT Modern fXrT 53 PATRlClA PLUNKETT 33 Easi 6O+h Sireel New York, N. Y. July 2l, I92l 3 years Plunk Pai PlumplaH Where Found: Talking ii over Concepfion of Paradise: The dining room Rei Expression: Do you really? So soddy Pei Aversion: Siudyinq American His- 'rory Suppressed Desire: To sii in on a council meelinq ldiosyncrasies: Walking wiih feel iurned oui Besi Feaiurez Nose Fuiure Occupaiionz Physical Educaior 54 Sun Club Choir '39 A Rider '37 AA Rider 37 Pirsf Riding Sun Team '38, '39 Firsl Sun Ridinq Drill '39 Varsily Riding Team '38, '39 Sun Apparalus Team '38 Sun Skipping '38 Sun Marching Drill '38, '39 Sun individual Apparaikus '38 Second Sun Hockey Team '37 Firsl Sun Hockey Team '38, '39 Third Team Hockey '39 Capiain Third Team Hockey '39 Sub ior Choir '38 Clolhes Commiilee '39 Firsf Sun Tennis Team '38, '39 Alhleiic Board Varsiiy Tennis Team '39 Walker '39 gp.. 9557 Sun Club Sun Presidenf Prefecl '38 Arhlelic Board '37, '38 Social Service Cornrnirlee 37, 38, 39 Hilcinq Club '37, '38, '39 Glee Club '39 Ski Club '39 Poelry Club '39 Cluefl New Girl Cup '37 Varsily Traclc Team 38 Sun Traclc Team '38 Second Sun Track Team '37 Manager of Javelin '38 Caplain of Second Sun Hockey '38 Second Sun Hockey Team '38 Manager of Sun Baslcelball '39 Second Sun Baskelball Team '39 Roslure Prefeci '37 Posrure lmprovernenl Credif '37, '39 Sun Indian Clubs '37 Sun Milirary Tap '39 French Play '39 Honorable Menlion l.a+in '38 Brynes' Memorial Prize for Efforl and Developmenf '39 x ' f x Z5 - 1' ' J J ...L fi fu x f NATALIE CHURCH RICE IOSO Avon Road Schenecrady, N. Y. Ocrober I4, l92l 3 years Smirh Cherry Where Found: ln a cloud, They say Conceprion of Paradise: l'm a pessimisl Per Expression: l don r ge? ir ldiosyncrasy: Mumbling Per Aversion: Having soap borrowed Besr Fearurez Complexion Fulure Occupalionz Crashing rhe Vienna Choir 55 VERA VanBUREN RICHARD I060 Eif+h Ave. New York, N. Y. April 30, I92I 3 years Vassar The V S'rella Where Found: Looking for Emma. Concepfion oi Paradise: A perpefual weekend Pei Expression: I wish I had my work done Per Aversion: Adverlisemenls from Eogel Music Shop Suppressed Desire: To be rold I'm skinny. Idiosyncrasy: Twirling Hair Besl Eealurez Hair Eufure Occupalionz Explaining 'rhal I'm noi loaling 56 Sun Club Secrelary of Ihe Sun Club Music Club Presidenf '38, '39 Music Club '37, '38, '39 Elizabelhan Triangle '39 Year Book Board '39 Pre-iecl' '38 Choir '37, '38, '39 Sun Rays Board '38, '39 Piclure Commillee '37, '38, '39 Spanish Club '38, '39 French Club '39 Poeiry Club '39 Casf of Pride and Preiudice '38 Cas? of Berkeley Square '39 Choir Play '38 French Play '39 Academic Credils '37, '38 Honorable Menlion Academic Credii '37, '38 '39 High Credil Mafh '37 Varsi+y Track '37, '38 Eirs+ Sun Track Team '37, '38 Cup for Second Individual Place in Track '38 Manager of Dashes '37, '38 Manager of Hurdles '38 Second Sun Tennis Team '37 Firsl Sun Tennis Team '38, '39 Eirsl Sun Baskelball Team '38, '39 Manager of Sun Baskelball '39 Second Sun Hockey Team '39 Sun Indian Clubs '37, '38 Sun Skipping Rope '37, '38 Individual Indian Club Compefifion '38 Sun Marching '39 Sun Exercise '39 Sun Miliiary Tap '39 Manager of Sun Tap '39 Second Place Original Tap Cornpefirion '39 Fire Lieulenanl '39 Honorable Meniion Posfure Credii '39 Varsily Tennis '39 Prize for High Score Baskefball '39 Prize for Music '39 Prize for Eaifhfulness and Dependabilily '39 Yss Ang AA. ,vital 'Nm liao Dial Club Choir '37, '33, '39 Honorable Menrion Music Club '37, '38 Honorable Menlion Elizabelhan Triangle Second Dial Track Team Dial Indian Clubs '38 Dial Skipping Rope '38 Dial Marching Team '38, '39 Dial Mililary Tap '39 Dial Exercises '39 Individual Tap Cornpelilion '39 Firsf Dial Baslcelball Team '39 Poefry Club '39 Music Club '39 Elizabelhan Triangle '39 Posfure Improyemenf Credil '39 Casr of Berkeley Square '39 High Credil English '37 Choir Play '38 B Rider Honorable Menlion Piano '39 ' ff , - .ff I My ,s i g O 1,-nil 38 VIRGINIA RICHARDS Weslover Road Slamlord, Conn. March IO, I922 3 years Vassar Ginny Ginz Sis'rer Where Found: In closer, rallcing if over. Concepfion of Paradise: Ivliddlerown, a bevy of sleamer rugs Per Expression: Daaaahling! I've bor- rowed your-, you don'+ mind do you? Per Aversion: Being Ihrown off, earlhy rhings Suppressed Desire: Keep Verify from burping Idiosyncrasies: Talking wilh hands, bor- rowing, rallcing Besf Fealure: Eyes Fulure Occupalionz Learning how nor lo be Thrown off 57 MARGARET SCOTT 8 Red Oak Road Wilmingron, Delaware December II, I92O 4 years Tl'ie S Morning Glory Margie Sco+l'ie Where Eound: lGoslw, am l embarrassedl Conceplion of Paradise: The Wesr, flue Weslerners Per Expression: No, really? Ol1Gad Per Aversion: Clweerfulness very early in llie morning ldiosyncrasy: Never speaking before breaklasl Besr Eeafurez Eyes Eulure Occupalion: Allwleric Direclor 58 Dial Club Prelecl '37, 38 Allnlelic Board '37, '39 Cluell Hockey Team '36 Caplain Cluell Hockey Team 36 Sub Second Hockey Team '36 Second Hcckey Team '37 Sub Varsiry Hockey '37 Varsily Hockey Team '38. 39 Caplain Varsily Hockey Team '39 Prize for Mosl Hockey Goals '33 Dial Hockey Team '38, '39 Manager of Dial Skipping Rope '37 Dial Skipping Rope Team '37, '38 Dial Apparalus Team '37, '38 Manager Dial Apparalus Team '38 lndiyidual Apparalus '38 Dial Marching Team '38 Dial Track Team '37, '38 Track Manager '38 Varsily Track Team '37, '38 Prize lor Track lmprovemenl '37 Poslure Credils '36, '37, '38, '39 Roslure Prelecl' '36 Poslure Cup '37, '39 Clollwes Commillee '37, '38, '39 Year Book Board '39 Winner of a W '38, '39 Eire Caplain '39 Glee Club '39 Dial Golf Team '39 Dial Volley Ball Team '38 Honorable Menlion Voorlwees Cup '39 'QQ V:-ei A E-'S : is-J -F1 N1 . Sun Club School Presidenl '39 Preiecl '37, '38 Academic Crediis '37-'39 Honorable Menlion Academic Credif '37, '39 Academic Varsily '38, '39 Honor Roll '37, '39 High Credif German '38, '39 High Credil Malhemalics '37, '38, '39 Honorable Menlion German '39 Honorable Meniion French '39 Honorable Menlion Malhemalics '39 Honorable Menlion Prize for Characler and Influence '38 Poeiry Club '38, '39 Glee Club '39 French Club '39 German Club 38, '39 Ari Club '38, '39 Casl of Erench Club Play '39 May Oueen '39 Posiure lmprovemenl Credifs '38, '39 Posiure Credil' '39 Second Sun Baskelball Team '39 Sub Eirsf Sun Baslcelball Team '39 Caplain Second Sun Baslcefball Team '39 Second Sun Hoclcey '38 Second Sun Track Team '37, '38 Sun Slcippinq '37, '38 Manager Sun Slcippinq '38 Sun Indian Clubs '37, '38 Manager Sun Indian Clubs '38 Sun Volley Ball Team '38 Manager Sun Volley Ball Team '38 Sun Marching Team '38, '39 Sun Exercises '39 Sun Milifary Tap '39 Individual Indian Clubs '38 Prize for Characfer and Influence '39 4 ' X I I fl I , TW C5 EMMA DAVISON SMITH IO Gracie Square New Yorlc, N. Y. Oclober 5, I920 3 years Bryn Mawr Emmer 'Emmyl' Em Smi+hie The 'M' Where Pound: Wirh Mrs. I-Iurl Conceplion of Paradise: Vienna I86O Pel' Expression: NumpsIcy Pe-I Aversion: Dirl Suppressecl Desire: An unusual name Idiosyncrasy: Handwriling Besl Eeaiurez Hair Eulure Occupalion: Linguisf 59 X AUDREY ELISE STIFEI. Ladue Road S+. Louis, Couniy, Mo. June 20, I92I 3 years Audy Fifi Where Found: Scraiching days off a calendar Concepfion of Paradise: A rolier coasfer pius Pei Expression: Mpleniy 'X Per Aversion: People who don? have insomnia Suppressed Desire: You guess! ldiosyncrasy: Siraighi hair Besf Feajrurez Eyes Fufure Occupaiionz S+. Louis heavy- weighr wresiiing Champ 60 Di i Ciub a Pceiry Club '39 my Wx Dial Club Aflnlefic Board '39 Posiure Credii '37 Capfain Firsf Dial Hockey Team '39 Varsify Hockey '38, '39 Dial lndian Clubs '37, '38 Manager Dial lndian Clubs '38 Honorable Menlion Academic Credil '37 Varsiiy Tennis '39 Second Dial Tennis '37, '38 Eirsf Dial Tennis Team '39 Capfain Firsi' Dial Tennis Team '39 Firsf Dial Track Team '37, '38 Varsily Track Team '37, '38 Viclrola Commiilee '38, '39 Clnairman Viclrola Commifiee '39 Choir '39 Clwoir Play '38 Dial Apparaius Team '37 Dial Marching Squad '38, '39 Dial Miliiary Tap '39 Dial Exercises '39 Second Hockey Team '37 Firsf Dial Golf Team '39 Firsf Dial Hockey Team '38, '39 Firsl' Dial Baskeiball Team '39 Capfain Firsi Dial Baskefball Team '39 Dial Volley Ball Team '38 Undersludy for Pride and Preiudicen '38 Beaver Brook Room Prize for Nealness '38 5' 'Nil ' 'ik 'l '.i JEAN STANDISH VERITY 3I8 Soullw Main Srreef lvlioldleiown, Ohio December 31, l92O 3 years Jean Jenny Spice Where Found: Doing +l'1e Green Apple Two-siep Concepfion of Paradise: Room 303 Pei Expression: Tl1a+'s no lie Pei Aversion: S. N. U. R. D. Suppressed Desire: To ioin Jrlwe Sianlord Club ldiosyncrasy: Gesrures wi+l'1 Hands Besi Eeafure: Mou+l1 Furure Occupaiionz Raising dogs 6 I ANDREE WALTON IO9 Willow Slreef Brooklyn, N. Y. June 26, l92O 4 years Where Found: ln llwe wrong place Conceplion of Paradise: The fulure Pei Expression: Oh, l don'Jr know Per Aversion: Superficialily Suppressed Desire: To do Jrlwe advanla- geous +l1ing ai ine propiiious rnornenl ldiosyncrasy: Talking as if l had a lwol pofafo in my rnouilw Besl Peafure: Nose Fulure Occupalionz Learning lwow nol To give a damn 62 Dial Club Prefecl '38 Clollwes Cornrnirlee '37-'39 Clwairrnan of Clolbes Cornrnillee '39 Properly Room Comnnillee '38, '39 Frenclw Club '39 Frencln Club Play '39 Glee Club '39 Honorable Menlion lrnprovernenf in Hockey '39 Firsl Dial Volley Ball Team '38 Dial Skipping Rope Team '37, '38 Dial Second Team Track '37, '38 Piclure Commillee '38, '39 Music Play '39 Honorable Menlion lnlroduclion fo Music '39 Marguerile Walson Cup lor lrnprovernenl in Allwlelics '39 l ' K if 'l y Dial Club New Girl's Cup '37 Time Piece Board '37, '38, '39 Edilor Time Piece Board '39 Prelecl '39 Academic Varsify '37, '39 Academic Credils '37, '38, '39 Honorable Menfion Academic Credil' '38 High Credil Ancienf Hislory '37 Glee Club '39 Arl' Club '39 Spanish Club '39 French Club '39 Reading Club '39 Piclure Commiflee '37, '38, '39 French Play '39 Varsify Tracl: '37 Dial Firs'r Team Traclc '37 Dial Skipping Rope '37 Dial Marching '39 Dial Exercises '39 Dial Milifary Tap '39 Manager of Dial Tap '39 AA Rider '37, '38, '39 Firsl Dial Riding Team '38, '39 Firsl Dial Drill Roll of Honor in Scholarship '39 The Helen Blair Memorial Prize '39 Honorable Merilion for Essay Prize '39 Honorable Menfion French '39 Honorable Menlion Spanish '39 17,1 en Q IA ki 6 6 - '37 NANCY DlCKSON WATSON Round Hill Road Greenwich, Conn. June 22, l92l 3 years Sarah Lawrence NiQQy Where Found: Wriling English Themes Conceplion of Paradise: A big slable of horses in Virginia Pel Expression: See you +omorrow Per Aversion: Exams Suppressed Desire: None admilled ldiosyncrasy: Illegible handwriling Besr Fealurez Hair Fufure Occupafionz Raising Nancy horses 63 FLORENCE WESSON I35 Foresr Glen Rd. Longmeadow, Massachusells. Sepiember 8, I 92 I 4 years Conneclicur College for Women Wess Sporrrl Floss Where Found: Eighling wirh Mrs. l-lurl'. Conceprion of Paradise: A hunler and open counrry Per Expression: One hundred and fohly lohf' Gadzooks Per Aversion: Danny looking ou+ of win- dow ldiosyncrasy: Sharpening pencils wilrh knife Suppressed Desire: To be knock-kneed Besr Feafurez Eyes Fuiure Occuparion: Ver 64 Sun Club Sun Rays '38, '39 Sun Rays Edilor '39 Prelecl '37 Social Service Comrniliee '38, '39 For Pily Sakes Board '36, '37 Sun Riding Club '36 A,A.A. Rider '36, '37 Varsily Riding '37, 38, '39 Sun Riding l-lead '37, '38 Varsily Riding l-lead '39 Apparalus Team '36, '37, '38 Second lndividual Apparalus and Parallel Bars '38 Manager Apparalus '38 Skip Rope Team '37, '38 Sun Marching '37, '38 Poslure Prefecr '38 Posiure Credifs '38 Cup for Eklorr and Developmenl in Poslure '38 Fire Caplain '38 l-lioh Creclii Biology '38 Honorable Menlion Physics '39 Winner of Sun Cup '39 Ski Club '39 , fl sn. If ' Z 'll' Dial Club Reading Club '38, '39 Wriling Club '39 Laiin Club '39 Casl Lalin Play '39 Academic Credils '39 Honorable Menfion in lvlallwemalics '38, '39 Honorable Menlion in Englislw '39 Honors Mallwemalics College Board Higb Credil' Englisb '38 Class Alumnae Secrelary '39 The Reading Club Speaking Prize '39 Honorable Menlion Improverneni in Tennis '39 ali' Co Nbtl IO MARY ANN MQDOEL WYMAN Manclnesler, Mass. Ocfober 23, i923 2 years Smi+h Maw Wymie Wym Ary-Mann Where Found: Breaking Dieis Conceplion of Paradise: Home and The Old World Pe+ Expression: l've never been so em- barrassed Pei' Aversion: Knee and Dieis Suppressed Desire: To be alrhlelic ldiosnycrasy: Slrolcing end of nose wifli end of finger Bes+ Eealurez Eyes Eulure Occupalion: Proving 'rliai 2 8: 2 equals 5 65 Class Will O whom il may concern, we The Class of I939, being in lull or a+ leasl parlial possession ol all Those menlal lacullies and whal-nols required ol The would be up and coming American cilizen, for The Augmenlarion of presenr governmenl ln- herilance Tax Proceeds, do hereby solemnly bequea+h To you, our successors, fhis lasl will and leslamenlg To Jean Eclchardl, Emma's ehlervescenl boislerousness. To Nancy Dodge, lvlarilynns zesl for food and fodder, To Pal Smilh, Phippy's plianl lresses lo replace uncompromising ldnlss. To wee Ellie Norris, Berlals soaring symmelry. To Palsy Crooks, Cherry's sagacious worldliness. To Joan Peabody, D. J's neal files. To you, 'rhe Class of I94O, our own unguenchable love ol lun and The unconven- Tional. And lo you Mrs. Andrews, a greal big hug and lciss from us all. 66 K 67 Personalily ..., Characler ....,.... Versaliliry ...,.,.,, l-lumor .,.....,, Complexion Hair ..,,.,.,... Eyebrows ....., Teefh ....... . Eyes Nose ..,.A.,.. Eyelashes ....,.. lvloulh .,..s. Confour ........ Handsu, ,. Nails .....,. Figure ..... Legs., ,, Smile ,. . Voice .,.,.... Profile ..s.,.., Prelfiesi' ..,...,. Besl Loolcinq.. Culesl ...,,...... Poise ...... Popular ....s........ Sophislicaledn. Tacllul .....,.s...... Allra clive ,,..,... Enlerlaining.. The Perfedr Girl , ,....,.,,.,..,, .,............,.,..,,...,....,. J ohnson, Chapin lliel, Richard .......,.Daniels, Smilh and Clarke lliel Richard and lvlahalzfey lliel ., Lawrence l-life, Garcia ..,...,..Philipp, Scoff, Daniels .......Philipp, Franzheim, King ....,....ScoH, Richard, Clarke ,......ScoH', Wyman, Newlon ....,.,.Plunke++, Franzheim ,.........,..Fla+her, Richard ........Rice, Verily, McLean .s.......McLean, Crowlher ..s..,. Lawrence, Johnson .,.,....Johnson, Smilh, Lawrence .......,.........Mcln+ire, Scolr .......,Chapin, Walson, Scoff ,. ,, Richard, McLean, Garcia ..,,...,......s.,...Chapin, Smilh ,...,,........,......PlunlceH, Garcia PlunlceH', McLean, Newlon Sco++, McLean Rice, Doyle Scoll, Smilh ,,,....,Johnson, Daniels .. ..., Verily, Johnson, Srilel Smilh ,......McLean, Plunlcell' ,.......,Lawrence, Richard 68 Mosi inielleciual ........., Mosi' Original .....,. . . lvlosi Aihleiic ,A.A lvlosi Ariisiic .,.,.. Mos? Naive ....... Mosi Siriking .....,.,... Mos? Seniimenial ........ Mosi Generous ..,.,, Mosi Gullible A......,,.....,.., Mosf Temperamenialm Conscieniious ..,.,........, Mosi Likely To Succeed .,.,..... Besi Naiured .,...... ,,,.. Frankesi .......... Noisiesi ......,., Biggesi Eaier .... Biggesi Blufler ....4., Biggesi Drag i.,..,... Takes Life Easiesi ..,...... Takes Life Hardesi .,..... Cuiesi ...,..,....,,... Besi Dancer ....... Biggesi Fog ......,., Socialiie ..........,...., Biggesi Vamp ..,..,,... Class Clown ........ Mosi' Domesiic ,,.... lvlosi Common sense... Done Mosi For School. Mos? Loyal .,,,........,..,,.. Besi Groomed .,,,.,.... Firsi Married ...i..., Class Vofes ..,,.,.,.Weyman, King ..........,.,..Maha1Ciey ,,..,,.Garcia, Verily ...,....,,,.....Philipp .....,..Rice, Richard ,......,Philipp, Chapin Doyle, Franzheim .,.......,..,..Crowi'her ....,...,Rice, Crowiher ....,...Garcia, l'li're, Baker Waison ,........MahaFley, Wesson, Wyman .,,,..........,...Rice, Hemingway .,.......,Wesson, Chapin, Lee Chapin ......,..PlunkeH', Philipp, Mahaffey ,..i.,.......,,.......,Fla'rher, Lawrence .........,...,.,..Pearce, Johnson .......,Lawrence, Flaiher, Siifel .......,.....,.Wa'lson Doyle ..,...,.Veriiy, Richard, Doyle .,,......Richard, Plunkeil Plunkeii ..,,i,...l-lemingway, Waison and Miller lliel ..,.i......,..,.i..,..,Clarke, Smiih, Mclniire .,,...,..Sco'r'r, Clarke King, Daniels ,.....,ScoH, Smiih 69 Class Prophecy One sunny day In lhe middle ol lvlay Being quire disillusioned wilh life, I sailed away To a dislanl bay Near a sweer lillle Island called File. I sighled lhe roclc Which served as lhe doclc And was landing when whal should I see Bul Dinlcy and Ginny Wi+h nary a Guinea Selling lull sail lor lhe sea. I was waving goodbye When a voice from nearby Said lhe Queen wished 'ro see me al once. And on lurning around I beheld lhal 'rhe sound Came from Sammy, dressed up lilce a dunce, Oh yes, from Sammy, dressed up like a dunce. We mounred lhe hill And There mel Lil Who sold souvenirs al lhe gale Bur as I was her lriend Wilh nol' loo much lo spend She sold us her cards al hall rale . . . Sweel Lillie, She sold us her cards al hall rale, We enlered lhe palace By way ol a Trellis Which pleases lhe Queen besl lhey say For she is an oddman Though nol guile a nnodman And does lhings lhe oddesl ol way. She enlered lhe room In a rage and a gloom I-laying iusl been relurned lrom an orgy Bur lhis was dispersed And lhe royal George Firsl Turned our ro be none less lhan Georgie, Bur yesl Turned our lo be none less lhan Georgie She seemed guile pleased Then royally sneezed 70 And said she would show me The ca BeTore we were gone, However, came Swan, The Kingdoms imporTanTesT vassel. l'm in a dilemma, She said because Emma, sTle. WiTh one dozen daughTers and sons, ls coming Tomorrow And so l musT borrow Twelve exTra knives and some buns. Oh dearl Twelve exTra kni The queen was perplexed And Then slighTly vexed For she knew noT quiTe whaT To do. 'Cause These special knives For The model oT wives MusT be new, and The queens were She puzzled and puzzled And grew quiTe dumloTuzzled And Then senT Tor Pepper, The sage Whose nolole allusions Caused naughT louT conTusion And who soon sTomped OTT in a rag Then someone said Blimie We musT send Tor Wymie, The greaT asTronomical Rooshan, BUT This gazer oT sTars Was sTill dwelling on Mars And could oTTer no happy soluTion, Oh Woe! Could oTTer no So we sTood in The dark UnTil good BeTTy Clarke The compe-TenT CourT SecreTary Said, We musT organize A search and a prize For The owner oT new culinary. lT seemed a suggesTion To answer The guesTion And so wiTh new hope in our hearTs We seT ouT on Highways And CowpaThs and Byways To quesTion The wives in all parTs We TirsT came To Vera 7 I ves and some buns noT new I 6. happy soluTionl BuT as we goT Neara We knew ThaT she had noT our answer For where in your life Would you Tind a new kniTe AT The home oT a musical dancer! BuT no! AT The home oT a musical dancer? So TurTher we wenT Till we came To a TenT And There by a Tire making iunkeT We Tound Mary Daniels WiTh all The Queens spaniels And lovely domesTic PaT PlunkeTT They explained beTween borks ThaT They had many Torks BUT Their knives alas were quiTe nil So They Told us To go On Tor one mile or so And inquire oT our old schoolmaTe Phil Now Phippie lived down On The WesT side OT Town ln order To painT beTTer sunseTs. She had plenTy oT painT Whose smell made us TainT BUT knives were noT one oT her asseTs No, knives were noT one oT her asseTs. In a Tog we sTood Doing no good WiTh This Terrible weighT on our brains When Margie and Johnnie And Didi and Ronnie Came galloping over The plains They came To a droop WiTh a TearTul warwhoop And when asked Trom whence They did sTray They said in bad Franch From Wess's Dude Ranch Where The dudes and The anTelope play. WiTh an inward glow We decided To go And call on our ersTwhile schoolmaTe We saw hoss upon hoss And soon spoTTed Floss ATop an old corral gaTe. 72 She and some dudes And some new ciTy prudes Were waTching Miss Leonard below While she and Miss Lawrence, Good Triends oT Florence', Were Trying a new WesTern Throw. Among some oT These Were The Glamour Girlies Chosen Tor beauTy and poise Andre and Audy And Jeannie! and Lawdy Did They have a way wiTh The boys! Oh my, and did They have a way wiTh The boys We wenT up To Wess And wiTh polished Tinesse Asked if she had whaT we'd noT. ThaT was, namely Knives Yes iusT plain Tables knives BuT iusT whaT she Too had noT goT. She reTerred us wiTh zesT To The l-loTel La BesTe A liTTle concern oT Miss T-liTe's Where Elderly women Found gossip and swimmin' And Jane sang on SaTurday nighTs. We hurried along SorT oT humming a song, lnTenT on arriving 'Tore nine When, aTTracTed by shouTs, We heard some girl scouTs Lead on by chieT Caroline. Oh yes, lead on by chieT Caroline. She was Teaching Them how WiTh some sTones and a bough They could soon make a soaring bonTire While oTT wiTh a Troop OT The younger group Was eTTicienT Miss MclnTire. We wandered on by For The children were shy And we said ThaT we'd see Bobby laTer She said we would noT Because she and CharloTTe 73 Would be oTT on The Twelve o'clocl4 TreighTer. Then she Told us The news OT Their Round The World cruise To hunT PrehisToric crusTaceans. And ThaT maybe en rouTe They would Try To shooT Some eagles aT high elevaTions . . . QuiTe so, some eagles aT high elevaTions. We said how Too nice And Then in a Twice We were OTT Tor The hoTel once more Where we heard wiTh sinceriTy ThaT Jean VeriTy Had iusT made a super golT score Then speaking oT sporTs The queen oT The courTs 'Twas BerTa by clever selecTion. A smarT Cubana From Havana Came saunTering in our direcTion We Then cornered The clerlc Who was busy aT worlc And aslced To see manager HiTe He said iusT a second For Miss HiTe he reclconed Was busy. We said Well all righT! lT seems ThaT La Marilyn Warneris new heroine ln crossing The hall once To dine Had been badly nipped Having carelessly Tripped On The Tail oT a WaTson canine. Miss WaTson was grieved Miss Balmer righT peeved And maTTers were TrighTTully Tense When To malfe iT all worse Along came Miss Pearce WiTh a plea Tor some chariTy pense For she and Carol Were buying apparel For Tour hundred widows and chilluns And more Than ThaT They were building a TlaT To house Them Trom Troublesome villains. ThaT's righT, To house Them Trom 74 Troublesome villains And now all ThaT They laclced To be quiTe exacT Was The so needed sum in The banlc Which problem, however, They soon would endeavor To circumvenT wiTh a pranlc To This end They rode To BeTsy's abode To inquire on The cosT oT a ball Only To Tind The air Too unreTined WiTh The WaTson and Balmer brawl. For a rnornenT or Two There was noTl'1ing To do WiTh The words Tlying TasT on all sides The maTTer was grave When a sudden brain wave Seemed To sTarT Bushy OTT in greaT sTrides. We'll give a large ball To seTTle IT all The proceeds To go To our chariTy And Then as she spolce The whole case in one sTrolce Was dissolved in a bliss oT sweeT clariTy Miss Balcer would say Some lines Trom a play A plan she applauded wiTl'i zesT And her very name Would bring crowds and Tame To The doors oT The l-loTel La BesTe So all baTTles ceased WiTh everyone pleased And we venTured To puT TorTh our case For The lcnives you'll recall Were The cause oT IT all And This was The very lasT place Too True, This was The very lasT place BuT BeTsy had none WhaT a siTu-aa Tionl And Then wiTh a speed quiTe appalling Did mem'ries incline To The year ThirTy nine When The King and The Queen came a-calling WiTh True dernocraT Tlair 75 The Royal pair Were lreeled lo hor dogs and ple No lcnlyes were needed . . . The moral goes heeded If Eleanor can, so can ll' And so I+ was ended With all Troubles rnended And If you lhlnlq ill ol my verse l meanl no offences My only defence is l wrole H for beller or worse! 76 J dx fm Wfi DidE lJ'He Cami Pepper Be+sy Cherry Toth Di1ky Georgie 77 Wm 1 a f' , -as. C?-W K -'bn A Sal Johnny Audie Nigqy Sammy Jane' Danny Andrea Emma HD. J. 78 1 Q ,f as , ' ff Be'r+y Wess 'Bobbfem Bebe MPa? Margie Swan Marilynn 79 'Bushyn Vera'A Ber+ha Jeanie Jean Vfymieu 'Ronmie Phippy 80 li fl- MWSMWWJA mf XE-9X Z Q 1 I Z gf ff f WW ,L ,Ji gf mf-.1 W ,.-1-'JY' Q' Beaver Brook ALIG, SELENA ,..,. .. .,.,, ., . ,. .. . .,., 4420 Washingron Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind. BACKU5, VIRGINIA STANDISH ..,. ,.,.. 725 Lake Shore Drive, Grosse Poinie, Mich. BALCH, BETTY.. ,,.., .,.,. . . ...,. ., ...... .. ., ,... ,.,.,.., , .. Monhgomery, Ohio BALDWIN, JOAN... ,.., .. ,. .,.. ...., A,..,. ..,,. B a d Iord HiIIs, New York BRITTON, ELIZABETH P. ... ..I6 PIeasan+ SI., WesI Harrford, Conn. BROWN, JOAN .... . ..,. .. , .., . .,.. Oak Courr, San Anronio, Texas BROWNING, CELESTE ANN .... .. ..,A. ., Srrarron Road, New Rochelle, New York CARPENTER, BETTY... .,,,. ....., . . .,,.,..,,. ...,.,...,.... . .,.. 2 5 EasI End Ave., New York COCHRAN, ELEANOR PEABODY .. ,.... ... , ,. 40 Norrh Dearborn SI., Chicago, III. COLE, JEAN LEONTINE ..... ,. CRONKHITE, SALLY . ..,. CUDAHY, LEONORE MARY ...,.., CROOKS, PATRICIA ,........,. ., . CUNNINGHAM, ANNE ,. .. DODGE, NANCY.. ...... ..... . . ECKARDT, JEAN ..... ELY, MARTHA ..... , EARLEY, ELISE. ,. ........ . .. FIRESTONE, ELIZABETH .... FIRTH, DAPHNE .,.......... GEDDES, ANN ...... .. .,... ,. HAAS, EDITH JOAN... HALL, FAITH .... .,.,.,....... . . HANLEY, MARJORIE .,..,. HARRAH, LORNA HECTOR, EMILY .... HENDRIX, EUOENIA ........ HILL, DIANA ....... ......,... .,.... HOLLEY, MARY MARGE .. ,, . . MuIIonIown Road, SyosseI, Long IsIand, N. Y. Peckland Road, Greenwich, Conn. .......I50I Norrh S'raIe SI., Chicago, III. Hampshire House, New York, N. Y. ...H630 Wesr Washing+on Ave., SouIh Bend, Ind. 7I Lake Shore Road, Grosse Poinlre Earrns, Mich. ,..................SIerIing Road, Rye, N. Y. .80 Greenacres Ave., ScarsdaIe, N. Y. ., I 30 Easr 67Ih SI., New York, N. Y. M50 Twin Oaks Road, Akron, Ohio 5575 NorIhumberIand SI., Pi+IsIourgh, Pa. ,. 2I Greenacres Ave., ScarsdaIe, N. Y. , MI. Kisco, New York I20 Fif+h Avenue, New York ...HI26 Sourh Avenue, Bradford, Pa. . MI. Kisco, New York .. 26I N. E. 27+h Slrreef, Miami, EIa. 740 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 28 Scorr Srreei, Chicago, III. I00 ProvencaI Road, Grosse Poinre Farms, Mich. HOLTON, FRANCES ANNE ,,.. ..... , .Murionlrown Road, Syosser, Long Island, N. Y. HOPE, JUNE. .. .. ..... , HOWELL, PATRICIA , ...Sou+herIy, Sachem's Head, Conn. . .... 3029 BrickeII Avenue, Miami, Fla. 83 HURLBURT, SUZANNE ............ 8OI2 Seminole Avenue, Cheslnuf Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. JOHNSON, NANCY BARBARA ,,,,.,..i,,.., Ho+eI Beckman, 575 Park Avenue, N. Y. C. KEELEY, CARROLL ............,.... KENNEDY, ANGELA ..,........... KLIPSTEIN, MARY LOUISE... LEAMAN, FRANCES ANNE. LeBLON D, MARY ,,,,.i,,.,.,..,.... MacCOLL, JANET ,.i,,.,,... . MQCULLOUGH, JEAN ...,.,,.,. McGRAW, SARAH EDMA-, MADDEN, ANNE .,....,i,.i....... MATHES, RUTH .....,.....,.,... MATTHEWS, NATALIE .......,.. MITCHELL, ANN ,,,.,,,........,,... Redding Road, Fairfield, Conn. ........I6O Locusl Avenue, Rye, New Yorlc .............,...,..RouncI Hill Road, Greenwich, Conn. ...Bear Rock, Long Ridge Road, Slarnlord, C+. Chimneys, Madeira, Ohio .,..,.....I52 GroI'+o Avenue, Providence, R. I. ZOO Soulh Waler Slreel, Killanning, Pa. ,,,...,34O Lakeland Avenue, Grosse PoinI'e, Mich. Broolcside Parlc, Greenwich, Conn. ........,......Round Hill Road, Greenwich, Conn. ........,I345 Wenfworlh Avenue, Pasadena, Calif. Ridge Road, Grosse Poinie Farms, Mich. MONTGOMERY, MARGERY .,....... ...... 2 208 Granl Avenue, Wilminglon, Delaware NEWTON, DIANE ,,..,....,,......, NICHOLAS, MARGARET. NORRIS, ELEANOR ..,.....,, PAINE, JULIA .,., ..,...,., PEABODY, JOAN .,,,. PORCI-IER, HARRIET ,....,... REID, KATHERINE ...........,. .. ROWE, RUTH ANDREWS ,..,... RUBICAM, ANNE ,..,.....,.... SIMPSON, BETTY ......... SMITH, PATRICIA .,,..,.,. SMITH, SUZANNE ........,. SPERRY, WINIFRED .,...... WALTON, JEAN ,........ WAY, DOROTHY ......,. WI-IITE, PEGGY ...,... WHITMAN, FEFA ........... WIESS, MARGARET .........., WRIGHT, ELEANOR ..,..,.,, ........ 560 Parlc Avenue, New Yorlc, New Yorlc ...I5 Easlway, Bronxville, New YorI4 , 899 Deerpalh Wesl Lalce Forest III. .,......758 Millbrook Lane, Haverford, Pa. ,....,..,.,I95 Onwenfsia Road, Lalce Forest III. ..,..,..6I5 Morehead Avenue, Charlolle, N. C. ..,.,..........,Nor+h SI'reeI, Greenwich, Conn. ...............,......Tryon, Norih Carolina ....,.....77O Park Avenue, New Yorlc, New Yorlc ..........,...........,Deer Parlc, Greenwich, Conn. 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I HENDRIX, NANCY ..,......, HOPKINS, SHIRLEY ,... II JARVIS, BETTY JOI ,,., I KAUFFMAN II .,.,, I I LEEDS, NANCY ,,,, I MARTIN, NANCY .,... II O'DONNELL, NUALA .....,,., PALMER, ROSALIND I PORTER, ANN I II REED, EMILY PARRYII RUMBOUGH, GRACEIII SPURR, TRUDY ,.,.,,.,....,. STUDEBAKER, LILLIAN ..,.,.. VERNLUND, BETTY ANN WATSON, ALICE .,..,. ,.,.. WILKEN, JEAN .,,.......,.,.,, WRIGHTSMAN, IRENE II I ..,., .... I 63 Concord Slreel, Harllord, Conn. 275 Wesl Ridgewood Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J. I I47O Asylum Avenue, Hefner-d, Conn. 29 Broardmoor Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colo. I II I II Rolling Road, Bryn Mawr, Pa. I IIII II I II IIIIII II New Caanan, Conn. II II I 4I7 Park Avenue, New York, New York II 245 Norilw Maple Avenue, Greenwich, Conn. II II II IIIII I52 Easl 54II1 Slreel, New York, N. Y. II London, England IIIIIOZI Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. I IIO3Ten+I1 Avenue, Garden Ciiy, L. I., N. Y. IIIII II IIIIIII 740 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 644 Easi Deerpalli Avenue, Lake Eoresl, III. Iisoi Paris Avenue, SI EI efeeei Repiee, Micl'1. II I I II I I9I I Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. IIIISpli+ Rock Road, Syossel, L. I., N. Y. M290 Irving Avenue, Providence, R. I. IIIIIII7 SuI+on Place, New York, N. Y. IIIIICausse+ Farm, Fairfield, Conn. I I II I I IIII Windylarook, Liberiyville, III. 230 Easl 45ll1 Slreel, Savannalw, Ga. 885 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. ceueify Club Road, Eairmoni, Wesl Virginia I IIIII I I29 Easl Jeicferson Sireef, Soullw Bend, Ill. IIIIIIIISunseI Farm, Wesl Harllord, Conn. II Round Hill Road, Greenwich, Conn. II IIIIIIIBarbados, Brilislri Wesi Indies 6OO Esperson Boulevard, I-Iouslon, Texas 87 School Song l-lere's lo The school we love so dear, l-lere's +o our comrades lrue. l-lere's To fhe happy days we've spenr, Miss Walker, here wilh you. l-lere's +o our colors glorious Uniled for a while. l-lere's +o rhe many more happy hours l-lere's lo our dear Sun Dial. ln days lo come we'll scarier 'lar Bur lei us ne'er lorgel, A welcome here And friendly cheer Are wailing for us yel. Though clouds may somelimes darkly bend We'll slrive wilh all our powers, Dear Dial, like rhee, in memory, To mark bu+ golden hours. Dear Dial, like lhee, in memory, To mark buf golden hours. Miss Walker's Song Pass lhe loving cup around, Pledge lhe school we hold so dear, l'lere's +o all lhose Thar have gone, And lo lhose rhal are here. And Jronighl lei each one vow And lonighl lel each one rule Thar forever, as now, We will sland by our school. 88 Cffxwy gg.-,XJ iff: V M 'M M? fbu MIL LQUTE HW i The PaTricia Wood ShorT STory Prize Awarded To MARY BUSHNELL PEARCE THE SPHERE MICHAEL moved cauTiously as he arranged a group oT Tiny Tigures in The glass shop window. He paused only To wave or smile aT some passerby. This was oTTen, Tor everyone in NeuchaTel knew Michael, The old glass blower's adopTed son. There was always a group oT children around The window. Today liTTle clouds appeared and disappeared around Their Taces as They breaThed againsT The cold glass. Pierre's glass shop was an essenTial parT oT The old Swiss village. No one could remember when iT had noT been There and iT was undersTood ThaT Michael would keep up The TradiTion aTTer Pierre's deaTh. ln The back oT The shop Pierre seTTled a pair oT old Tashioned glasses on his nose, brushed a shock oT whiTe hair away Trom his Torehead and called To The boy in The window. Come, Michael, we musT geT back To our work. The lighT is Tailing and my eyes are weaker TonighT. Michael sTepped lighTly over The parTiTion aT The back oT The window and Took his place opposiTe Pierre aT The scarred work Table. Pierre sTudied Michael's dark head which was benT over a heavy leaTher-bound volume oT The old glass masTers oT Venice. Suddenly The boy looked up. His inTense gray eyes meT Pierre's. Some day, FaTher Pierre, l will prove To you ThaT The long hours and The paTience you have given in Teaching me have noT been losT. Pierre did noT answer. His silence was a symbol OT The perTecT undersTanding beTween The man and The boy. Michael Toyed absTracTly wiTh a delicaTe liTTle glass globe wiThin which was a Tiny Tigure which spun as you Turned The globe on iTs wooden pedesTal. The globe had been on The Table as long as Michael had worked There. He was always pensive when he ThoughT oT This, Tor Pierre had blown iT nineTeen years ago when Michael had TirsT come To live wiTh him. The sphere represenTed Pierre's liTe and The Tigure wiThin was Michael, The cenTer oT ThaT liTe. Michael had oTTen vowed ThaT he would never TorgeT The signiTicance oT ThaT biT oT glass. WiTh This ThoughT in mind he reTurned To his work wiTh renewed vigor. Pierre rose and moved quieTly abouT The shop. He knew every deTail oT iT. The heavy pine cases wiTh glass TronTs ThaT housed his books and his Tools, The low bench along The wall, The greaT iron bound chesT aT The back oT The room, even The old walls oT knarled pine: all oT These Things were his Triends. He smiled happily as he ThoughT oT Michael carrying on his work in The same room aTTer he had gone. 90 The oil lamp swung dizzily Trom The ceiling as The shop door opened and leT in sTrong gusTs oT cold evening air. Three Tanned young men oT abouT Michael's age caused The Tloor To Tremble wiTh The heavy Thuds oT ski-booTs, packs, and skiis as They enTered The shop. One reached in TronT oT Michael and deTTly closed The book under his nose. We're oTT, hurry iT up a biT Michael or The Tiniculare will go oTT wiThouT us. They expecT us aT The Top oT The mounTain Tor dinner you know . They laughed and ioked wiTh Pierre while Michael gaThered his Things TogeTher upsTairs. Pierre knew The boys well Tor Michael oTTen wenT skiing wiTh Them on The mounTain in back oT The village. Usually They leTT as They were doing now, on SaTurday evening and came back on Sunday evening. Michael sang his way down The narrow sTaircase, swung his heavy pack easily inTo place on his back, said goodbye To Pierre and disappeared ouT The door wiTh The oThers. Pierre TelT suddenly lonely. BuT he was glad To have Michael go oTT on These excursions because he TelT ThaT The boy worked Too hard as iT was. Their skiis Tairly Tlew over The snow as The boys skied Towards The morning sun which was already quiTe high over The mounTain. Michael led The way along The base oT The cliTTs wiTh The easy grace oT The experT. Suddenly Trom behind him came TerriTied shouTs OT warning. Michael, waTch ouT above! The snow is slipping. Michael sTruggled TranTically To escape The Tremendous mass oT avalanching snow ThaT hurTled down upon him. l-lis skiis seemed bolTed To The cenTer oT The earTh. His body was paralyzed excepT Tor The pounding oT his hearT againsT his ribs and his lungs Tearing aT his chesT as Though They would bursT. An unbelievable weighT crushed him To The ground. The avalanche sTopped as quickly as iT had sTarTed leaving only a cloud oT whiTe powder suspended in The air above. The boys clawed blindly aT The snow unTil iT surrended Michaels limp Torm. Their enTire beings sTrained wiThin an inch oT breaking, They sTarTed back To The inn carrying Michael beTween Them. Their heads swam insanely and Their minds ToughT The realiTy oT The momenT wiTh a savageness ThaT showed in Their Taces. l-lans sTayed wiTh Michael aT The inn while The oTher Two wenT down inTo The village. Every sTep broughT Them nearer To Pierre. WhaT could They say To him? T-Tow could They Tell him when They couldn'T believe iT Themselves? They walked as Though dazed and sTood Tor several minuTes beTore eiTher one made a move To open The door oT The Tamiliar liTTle glass shop. As was his cusTom on Sundays Pierre was preparing The work which he and Michael would do TogeTher on The Tollowing morning. The boys Tried The door. A sTrong gusT oT wind swepT in Through The crack. Pierre Turned in Time To see The liTTle glass sphere wiTh iTs spinning Tigure, shaTTer helplessly againsT The sTone Tloor. 9 I The Judi+h Ma+lack Poe+ry Prize Awarded To JOAN NEWTON IF LIFE WERE AN ALABASTER VASE . . . H Life were an aiabasrer vase And numan souis a momenrs fieefing gaze Wouid meaning and ine nidden reaims Unfound Wifriin irs frail, Transiuceni walls lie bound? And Passing giances resi erernaiiy, Caressing wirin Hweir duii piacidify, Qn ine smooith curve, wbiie buried deep, Unsougni, Life s mysiic meaning iives, enronnbed, unfaugiwi? WE We. Wno in our ignorance Cnce said, of soaring snairs of sreei, Beivoiol A man wrougbf miraciel Gaze. siunned wiin barren phrases, Toward iiwe brigini Celesiiai giory Oi a bunser, Doroiriy Jane Maiiaibfey 92 Honorable Menlion For The Judilh Mallack Poelry Prize Awarded lo DOROTHY JANE MAHAFFEY THE LADY OF MY HEART The lady ol my hearl ls like a resllul summer dream: A lanlasy ol emerald greens Rellecled in a shellered slreamp A passing song ol youlh lullilled. And when she goes my hearl Lies like a rose in summer's wake, Slain by aulumn's darl. REVELATION You cannol hold lhal which you love loo near You musl nol seek lo keep il so conlined Else lhal which is lo you so very dear Will prove someday loo slrong lor you lo bind so Closely lo you. You smile indulqenlly al me and say l'This have l known always. This said, you lurn And go lo keep your love anolher day, To make lhe bonds lhal loind il much more lirm so il will keep. Yel lhis is wrong. l know whereol l speak. l saw bul once lhe spol where heaven lay. l slrove lo hold lhal momenl, weaken il So l could keep il, make il mine loday, lomorrow loo. 93 Bul as l held il close, my love grew small. l was amazed! Yel laler, very clear Quile sirnbly, came lhe answer. This is all... You oannol hold Thai which you love loo for il will fade. In Memory Neal' Virginia Richards. Poised on a iulling craig above a sea oi rosy myslery, Eager, young and beauliiul, Her lroclc brushed genlly by lhe wind, The iealous breeze pulling al her loosened hair. Ah, envious wind, did you laugh secrelly al her, Slanding lhere. Slrelching oul her hands lo liie, Walching, fearless, while lhe angry slcy and sea declared lheir wart Then caughl in lhe whirlwind ol lheir enrnily, Lashed and lossed by waves ol hale, l-lelpless in The swirling lrolh lhal upwards bore her Bruised bul lovely, To be washed up on The shore. 94 Joan Newlon The Reading Club Essay Prize Awarded To GEORGIANNA NOYES FLATHER THE MODERN PATRIOTISM N his arTicle PaTrioTism -- BuT How? in The ATIanTic MonThly, Howard MumTord Jones has broughT up an awkward quesTion. He speaks oT The paTrioTism oT The imporTanT dicTaTor-counTries, Germany, ITaly, and Russia, and asks whaT is To be done abouT The American aTTiTude. American democracy has mislaid iTs myThology and losT iTs glamour under The combined a+Tacks oT 'progressive' educaTion, debunking biographers, and social hisTorians, he says: all oT which is perhaps True, Though I believe greaTly exaggeraTed. He oTTers, however, no soluTion: all he can do is deplore The prevalence in The schools oT Today Towards sTressing economic analysis raTher Than The exciTing, Though oTTen TicTional, exploiTs oT The personaliTies in American hisTory. I do noT dispuTe The TacT ThaT The modern schoolboy cannoT reciTe PaTrick Henry's oraTion. He can'T - buT why should he? Does The painTul memorizing oT a long speech bring a Tiner and deeper love oT his counTry inTo his hearT? Does iT mean ThaT American paTrioTism needs resusciTaTing when The young are no longer innocenTIy TaughT as TruThs Tairy-Tales To kindle Their emoTions? Does The TacT ThaT George WashingTon and Lincoln are no longer ThoughT TaulTless specimens oT The human race Tend To make us less aware oT The superioriTy oT our counTry? The answer is obviously, no. Then why The Tuss? The TacT ThaT counTries ThaT are unable TruThTuIly To exTol Their advanTages have To TabricaTe childish Tales oT Their marTyrs, sainTs and heroes, does noT mean ThaT in a counTry where Tree speech is everyman's righT we have To emulaTe such examples. IT is cerTainIy poinTless To combaT The dicTaTorships by Their own misleading meThods. IT democracy is To survive, isn'T iT logical To suppose ThaT in The long run a TruThTul, realisTic hisTory will prevail over Tallacious, gilded, legends? This Then, I believe is The answer To Mr. Jones' quesTion: paTrioTism in The American people can be kepT alive by The repeaTed sTress on The TruTh-concealing policies oT The dicTaTorships, and by Teaching True accounTs oT The gloriously Thrilling hisTory oT America. For American hisTory is exciTing as iT is TaughT in The schools oT Today, honesTly and ThoughTTulIy. By schools, I mean The privaTe preparaTory and high schools, where The sTudenT's mind is in The besT condiTion Tor absorbing The ideals and Theories he will probably carry The resT oT his liTe. I believe ThaT The repeTiTion oT hisTory courses in The high school grades proves ThaT IiT+Ie oT deep or lasTing value is learned in grammar school. Only The lighT Tramework, in The Torm oT skeTchy impressions oT The main evenTs and characTers in world hisTory, remained wiTh me when I graduaTed Trom The eighTh grade and yeT ThaT was all ThaT was expecTed OT me. I had amassed suTTicienT knowledge To geT me comTorTably over The beTTer-Than-ignoranT line, buT I 95 was cerTainly supposed To increase iT by aT leasT one more hisTory course beTore college. This I have done. Through my knowledge oT my counTry's hisTory, Through my uTmosT belieT in The principles iT sTands Tor, and The deepesT convicTion ThaT iT Talls upon us Americans To lead The world To a happy, peaceTul civilizaTion, has come a deep-seaTed, unswerving paTrioTism. '. ExacTly whaT does paTrioTism mean? The deTiniTion in The dicTionary says Ildevo- Tion To The welTare oT onels counTry and The passion inspiring one To serve ones counTry. IT seems To me ThaT These Two words, devoTion and passion, represenT Two sides oT The paTrioTism quesTion. One sTands Tor The giddy, razzle-dazzled emoTion ThaT Tlares wiTh The TlaunTing oT colors, and The blare oT brass. DevoTion, however, is a sTeadTasT, serious belieT in The supremeness oT one's counTry. Surely This laTTer is The preferable, lasTing paTrioTism ThaT we need. War Time is no longer The only Time Tor paTrioTism. IT is needed every day, in every move The governmenT makes, wheTher in Toreign aTTairs or in inTernal problems. IT is no more a mere maTTer oT volunTeering Tor war service, or doing wiThouT The luxury oT sugar: iT is a maTTer oT supporTing or condemning every acTion This counTry Takes according To our iudgmenT iT wheTher iT is noT only Tor The beneTiT oT our counTry buT is keeping TaiTh wiTh our principles and ideals. Thus we musT avoid a purely maTerialisTic aTTiTude. We musT be Tar-sighTed, and supporT only Those acTs which will help The oTher counTries. For selTishness will deTeaT iTs own purpose. We cannoT improve our own condiTion in The long run by robbing, swindling or black- mailing any oTher naTion. We can express our paTrioTism in iTs TruesT meaning by encouraging The world Towards The ulTimaTe goal oT universal Tellowship. Believing ThaT I, as a paTrioT, am by no means an excepTion among The people wiTh whom I have conTacT, I have Taken a poll oT a cross-secTion oT my school, asking cerTain quesTions perTaining To paTrioTism. The resulTs, I believe, are abouT whaT all American preparaTory school girls Teel Towards Their counTry. They are all paTrioTic, Though Their enThusiasrn ranges Trom a blind devoTion down To one girl who gave as her reason ThaT iT is The cusTom To love your counTry and ThereTore her conscience demands iTl As I see iT There are Two main reasons Tor Their being paTrioTic. The maioriTy oT The girls were broughT up Thinking The UniTed STaTes The besT counTry oT all, and laTer, when They were able To Torm Their own opinions, They appreciaTed iTs advanTages. The second reason is ThaT one and all love The Treedom ThaT America sTands Tor. They admire iTs ideals, iTs Tirm sTand Tor democracy and iTs progressive naTure7 They like The personaliTy ThaT America and Americans have: They like iT because iT respecTs The righTs oT The individual, because iTs sTandards oT living are The highesT and because They believe ThaT This counTry is The hope oT The world in The TuTure. They do noT believe ThaT paTrioTism should be TIaunTed. JusT as religion is a personal maTTer, so The love oT one's counTry is an emoTion deeply TelT buT rarely 96 expressed. They dislilce pafriofic organizafions and consider fervenf pafriofs senfi- menfal boresf' They say fhaf flagewaving and ofher exhibifionism show only an exferior pafriofismq if is fruer if if is felf in fhe inner hearf and needs no expression. This lasf idea is almosf unanimous. You may abominafe and scoff af all ofher counfries in no uncerfain ferrns and yef a deep love of America and an appreciafion of ifs advanfages is almosf bad fasfe fo menfion! Thaf does nof mean if is some- fhing fo be ashamed of: l fhinlc if is merely infensely personal, and an emofion nof fo be bandied abouf or sullied by frivolous chaffer. ln our world, where hesifafion and embarrassmenf hinder mosf serious, general conversafions, pafriofism is sacred, fo be loclced sfeadfasfly in fhe innermosf confines of fhe hearf, affording a perpefual sense of securify and pride. As for fhe maffer of American hisfory, fhere seems no faulf fo be found. Eighfy percenf of fhe girls have sfudied if, and all of fhem enjoyed if. They have been faughf bofh glamorous legends and honesf facfs - fhe former in fheir early years and fhe laffer from fhe sevenfh grade up. They have received liffle real educafion from fheir firsf hisfory buf believe if fosfered an inferesf in learning fhe frufh. Perhaps our generafion preceded economic deferminism and sociological analysis in educafion, buf I doubf if. l fhinlc I am frufhful when I say fhaf fhe maiorify of preparafory school girls foday have been faughf American hisfory in an inferesfing and in an accurafe way. Thaf fhey unanimously prefer honesf facfs fo glamorous legends is evidence enough fo falsify Mr. Jones' sfafemenf fhaf The only way fo conquer an alien myfhology is fo have a beffer myfhology of your own. We do nof wanf fo be faughf myfhology. We wanf fhe frufh. We wanf fo be able fo fhinlc ouf clearly our opinions of our counfry, ifs heroes, ifs currenf problems, and we wanf fhose fhoughfs fo be founded on fhe posifive, sfeady foundafion fhaf only frufh affords. We do nof believe fhaf fhe fervor caused by fhe creafion of glamorous myfh- ological images is frue pafriofism. Pafriofism is founded on love, nof on awe and fear. A compulsory adorafion of grossly exaggerafed figures, presenfed as well-nigh deifies, does nof permif fhe liberfy of opinions or ideas necessary fo forming a deeply- enfrenched pafriofism. Such facfics force only an exferior, superficial love of one's counfry, based on doubfful fales, no freedom of fhoughf, and fear of fhe iron hand of fhe governmenf. lf is impossible fo believe fhaf infelligenf people can fall whole- hearfedly info sincere pafriofisrn under such condifions. While none of fhe girls approve of fhe pafriofism faughf in Germany and lfalyj fhey are divided on fhe guesfion of whefher if is sfressed sufficienfly in fhis counfry, Approximafely forfy percenf uphold 'rhe negafive side, believing, among ofher fhings, fhaf we should have our advanfages sfressed by direcf comparison wifh ofher counfries. The resf, however, fhinlc fhaf such a policy leads fo racial snobbery which is one of fhe dicfafor-faulfs we wish fo avoid. The happy medium, l should fhinlc, would be fo impress Americans wifh fheir privileges, individual imporfance, and power in guiding fheir governmenf, by a subfle comparison, faughf in such a way as fo give 97 us almosT unconsciously The lcnowledge oT our good TorTune in being Americans. By This means There would gradually be Tormed a deep, powerTul love oT our counTry wiThouT The haTred and iealousy oT oTher naTions which evolves Trom The over- emphasized brand oT paTrioTisrn demanded by dicTaTors. As To how Tar paTrioTism should go in suppressing individual opinions - in oTher words, how blindly we should Tollow our counTry - There is again an almosT egual spliT. The maioriTy oT The girls say ThaT They would supporT any war The counTry enTered inTo, buT There is a large body oT dissenTers, mosTly isolaTionisTs and paciTisTs. This diTTering opinion is a good sign, lThink. lT shows ThaT These girls have ThoughT abouT Their duTy To Their counTry, and ThaT They have Tormed Their own ideas. ln direcT conTrasT To The ToTaliTarian sTaTes, America is sTill The counTry where anyone can speak his mind, where more Than one side oT The quesTion is adrniTTed, and The preTerence is leTT enTirely To The individual. The duTy oT all paTrioTs is To help preserve These principles, noT by resToring To naTionalism, chauvinism or any spurious racial philosophies, louT by sTriving Tor and adhering To The TruTh. ThaT is whaT l, and l have Tound, my conTemporaries believe is The basis Tor paTrioTismg ThaT is whaT we Americans hope shall enable us To lead The world Torward. WiTh social vision and wiTh moral courage we shall have True paTrioTism. 98 1 W Q1 V-I 'M 4924 ' 'E' fx Mi Q w V z w W N- V -+55 ,gl1'gxLfAE .Sgt-14: V0 -in Q is Egg 7 V V Q is Mlm fff!! f fb V+ X fling? SIM QJQ if M N I MKG H5002 WT H Q NS - SUN OFFKIERS Florence Wesson lEdi+or ol Sun Raysl Nalhalie Rice lpresidenll Vera Richard lSecre+aryl The Suns E feel very apprecialive ol lhe ehforl and cooperalion shown by every Sun +his year, and we wish we coulcl Jrhanlq each one individually. All are To be con- gralulaled lor lheir ever-increasing good sporlsmanship. We hope Thal lhey have enioyed lhe year as much as we have. Wilhoul our enlhusiaslic opponenls, lhe Dials, always reacly lo give us friendly compelilion, we never could have crealed such a lively spiril, so we would like 'lo lhanlc lvlary, Dinlfy and Niggie, and all The Dials for malcing our year complele. IOO DlAL OFFICERS Barbara Doyle lSecrelaryl Mary Daniels llpresidenll Nancy VValson lEdilor of 'l'imepiece l The Dials E feel lhar lhis school year has delinilely been a success. We may nol have come oul ahead in everylhing buf we have a+ leasl given our all lor one common cause, our Dial Club. This success could never have been oblained if il had nol been for lhe help, cooperalion and spiril lhal every Dial has pul info lhe club. We feel Jrhal more lhan ever we have been worlcinq as one body which is aller all one ol our aims. For all lhis we lhanlc each individual member. We also wish lo exlend our Thanks lo Cherry, Vera and We-ss for lhe keen com- pelilion Jrhal lhey and lhe Suns have given us in worls and play. lOl I W A,-AK-fra., rf . ' Q T , T T Back rev.-M.:ir re, V1e ic:1fay,VVa'SCW Rite Sur Rresidevi, C:arkc- iSecrc-'aryj, Srnirn TRresiden'i L7anieT5 iDiaT Presidevi Jzivnnsen H. Lee, Hervcn Pearce. Secord ffm--7K5-eiey Bafk Vern und Mfgrav, Herdrix N, Caroenfer, Burr, Eincn, Cunninonwn Erorf rovv-Hii' Soerry, Kennedy Hciiey Snnidn S,iv1a+ki,S Rune Swoebaker Hoskins. Abser' --Ravrwer Runvbacgn. FALL TERM Seniors: Barbara Mclnfire, Mary Busnnei! Pearce Beaver Brook: Berry Baicn, Angela Kennedy, Ruin Rowe, Suzanne Smi+i1,Winiired Sperr Chien: WiniTred Burr, Grace Rurnbougn, Nancy Hendrix WINTER TERM Seniors: CaroTine Hemingway, Cnarioire Lee Beaver Brook: Angeia Kenneoy, Mary Margery Hokey, Suzanne Smirn, Saran Eonwa Mcgraw, Ann Cunningham Chien: Nancy Hendrix, Liiiian Sjrudebaker, Berry Ann Verniund SPRING TERM Seniors: Nancy Herron, Nancy Wafson Beaver Brook: Caroi Keefey, Diana Hi 1, Sarah Ednna McGraw, Rurki Marnea Beify Carpenier Ciueft Rosaiind Palmer, Snirley Hopkins, Margarewk Einciw IO? Standing-Nancy Herron, Ann Philipp. Kneeling-Vera Richard, Margarel Scolf. Sifling-D. J. Malwalzley, Mary Buslinell Pearce Pepper Po+ Board DOROTHY JANE MAHAEEEY , Edi+or-in-Chief MARY BUSHNELL PEARCE ,. A Business Manager NANCY HERRON VERA RICHARD ANN PHILIPP MARGARET SCOTT IO3 ' '.t4f K sf ' , , , W, ,x -0,1-V i'., 1, VN Y at 4 mg ,I ' A 1 Vx , ff' xy' ' '3-wif! E i X f '-,fx K , f Q 9 ir 'wrt' in J! f af , 4,-. 's f 1, 2 f A k as -1 , Q' wwf V1 .V . 'Tk in nl, ff, sw 'kwll t 5' M .1 A ' ,F 4 gg V H f. - if ' V 3 H r .Q A 'k 4 A , is ' ' ' -4 if I K 4' f Sun Rays Q V .1 -' E,-6. ' a A ww f'- Q ,vw as Q :SA ,eg git, f Y ,AQ 4.-1 iii? 2 so ,gg fi dw 7 1 fr' N F fmrf, ' Q x ,M -- yum V. 'NH- 9554 ,121 kgs 1 il NF N x ,g 1 'ig' s V' -. 'xx Board Back row-Cunninqfnam Runnbouqn, Peabody, HW. Fronf row--Philipp, Klipsfein, Wesson fdiforl, Richard. if ,P ' ' ' .'3.-,ff 'U'- , f0iQ2'.'1.,glf -4 .-.gm ' ' it W'E .V ,. ',,Es.. -I , .f..Q fa l.: ew 4 V - A 9- U . '- ,. Z , , A -: , -. H v -' 0 W. ' , .wfprg-':s5. ,: mf- , ' ,F 7 13 f 1 x4 'lg f' 1 ' 'A fir . -Qs.. 1 -Sfsfn -Q' Q 2 s 1 -.-f 'f 1. .wr ,-. Y , , ,. r , VQ - . 'T' 'V - ag. fn? 1 , 0 f if -53 1, .sqTlj'2 ' Lui, V i f 41.13 ,- . ' ' 4 ' X 'Xp , Q Uv' , . V. ff ix , 4?9T?h5Q'.' - K , jx' ' X W . 1 ' X A . J . . , 22 1 s Y Timepiece Board Back row-Rowe Jolnnson N. Mcgraw, Lee. Fronf rowvMahaf'fey, Wafson fEdi4or', Wn1'e, IO4 Yi Back row-Rice, Lee, Rowe, McGraw, CarpenTer. FronT row-Wesson, Pearce lchairmanl, Spurr. The Social Service CommiTTee UST imagine The Tun and saTisTacTion derived by The Social Service CommiTTee in acTually doing Their own ChrisTmas shopping This year! F-ox's basemenT was liTerally scoured Tor The very besT bargains as ThirTeen Tamilies, including TiTTy-eighT children, were compleTely ouTTiTTed Tor 51523.79 AT a gala meeTing oT The enTire school The commiTTee proudly displayed Their purchases and Then ioyTully delivered Their boxes To The diTFerenT Tamilies. Some ol The children nicknamed Them SanTa Claus and righTly so -Tor every child's package included, besides a giTT, cloThing Trom Tip-To-Toe and Trom The inside-ouT. Our special proiecT Tor The year was The sponsoring oT The Day School in BryanT's STore, KenTucky. AT chapel, Three diT3FerenT mornings, a member ol The commiTTee gave The school an inTormaTive Talk on The needs oT These mounTain children and because on ThaT day a meaTless meal was observed, we were able To provide TorTy pupils wiTh beTTer school equipment hoT lunches and necessary cloThing. Each and everyone experienced such a Teeling oi kindliness ThaT we hope more similar proiecTs will be underTaken anoTher year. IO5 , ' ' -- ' i v ' 'g g Y' M y f STanding-NewTon, Richards. Kneeling-CronlchiTe, l'lecTor, Doyle. SiTTing-LeBlond, Richard lPresidenTl, Cudahy. l-TE Musical Club This year has been unusually TorTunaTe in being able To aTTend a number oT conce-rTs in l-larTTord by The BosTon, Philadelphia, NaTional and Cleve- land symphony orchesTras and by The newly-Tounded l-larTTord symphony orchesTra. We had The privilege oT hearing The opera Die MeisTersingers and enjoying a con- cerT by Sergei Rachmaninoicl. We Teel ThaT our knowledge ol music, has been in many ways immeasurably increased This year by The lecTures given by The club and To Madame Kohler we wish To express our deep appreciaTion and graTiTude Tor The inspiraTion and encouragemenT she has given us which has made possible The Tollowing program, pre- senTed aT The end oT The year. COMMENCEMENT CONCERT SaTu'day evening, June Third, IQ39, al eighT o'clock ADAGIO CANTABILE , .. , , ,.,,. . ..... ....., , ,.,,.,. , .. ,.,.., . BeeThoven lSecond rnovernenT from SonaTe Pafheliquel Emilv l-lecfor VALSE TRlSTE , .. . ,. . .. .. Sibelius Hrom Kuolemal Ve a Richard LOTUS LAND ,. . , , ,Cyril ScoTT Joan Newton CONSOLATTON .. , . .. ., LiszT Leonore Cudahv SCOTCH POEM ..,. . ..,, . , . . .,,., ..,. .,.. . ...., M c Dowell lwith obliqaTo for second nianol Vera Richard lNTERMISSlON SERENADE, B FLAT MINOR , ..,..,. ,. RachrnaninoTT PLAYERA , .,... , ,, . . Granados EIizabcTh Firesfone ROMANCE , ,... , .... ,Sibelius Virginia Richards l LES SYLVATNS ,. ,, ,. ,.., . , ,.,. ,. ,, .Chaminade Barbara Doyle CONCERTSTUCK .. , ,. , . NVon Weber LargheTTo, ma non Troppo . Adagio, Tempo oi Marcia Allegro passionalo Con rnolTo agiTa2ione, Preslo assai Sallie Cronkhile Marv LeBlond IO6 W I Baclc rowgl-li'l, Mlarlir Srni+h P. Peabody. Fronl rov.fiSrnilh E, Wa'sor Philiop iPresiden+l, Rowe, Ivlahahfey. The Arl Club HIS year we had The greal privilege ol having Two Arl lfxhibilions of Gauguin and Van Gogh reproduclions righl here in The school, and nexl year we are hoping +o have even more. Though we were unable 'ro do many ol lhe 'rhings we had planned we feel fhal lhis year has neverlheless been a delinile success. ln lhe lirsl place lhe slandard ol our worlq has gone up considerably and as a resull our own exhibilion al' lhe end of lhe year proved lo be many limes more inleresling lhan il has been in lhe pasl. During lhe winler lerrn we enioyed painling lhe scenery for Berkeley Square lhe School Play, and in doing so gained excellenl experience in slage designing, and painling. As a lasl word we wanl 'ro 'rhanlq bolh Miss Vibber and Miss Skinner for lheir unlailing help and guidance which has made lhis year one ol lhe mosl successlul we have ever had in lhe lield of Arl, IO7 ,I B ck rov.'fCronIcIwEfe McLean, RIQInards, PIunIceI4, Richard, Carpenler, Simpson S Cond rowACunnInqIwarn, BaIcI1, I-Ierron, Verny, I-IcndrIx G, ReId. NewIon D EIrs+ rcw-Kerredy, ' 4 ' ' Eroni- DOYLE VERITY KENNEDY HOPE IVIQLEAN CARPENTER LQBLOND SMITH, S. CRONKHITE KEELEY MQINTIRE o Ie , oir rnIs res , 'o' e, LeBIord I4eeIey, SrnIIIw S. Mclnhre, Brwffon, IvIwIIer. D y ICII I sI I-1 p Abscrd-JuIua Rome. The Choir Sopranos MILLER BRITTON BALCH RICHARD, VERA RICHARDS, VIRGINIA SuI3sIIIuIes PAINE REID Second Sopranos HERRON SIMPSON HENDRIX, G. SubsIIIuIes NEWTON TI'IIrd Sopranos CUNNINGHAM PLUNKETT IO8 Back rowiFTaHwer, Vlafson, Smifh E. Kauffman, O'DomneU, Rice. Cond row+HoHey, Cudahy, Mcgraw, Malwarfey lpresiderlfl, Crooks, Ely, Mac From? row-Palmer, Scoif, Hecfor, Daniels, Eckhardf, Eirflw. Absenf-Walfon A. The Glee Club Sopranos SCOTT WATSON, N. ELY MacCOLL MCORAW Second Sopranos MAI-TAEFEY HECTOR HOLLEY Alfos FLATHER DANIELS IO9 PALMER ODONNELL KAUFFMAN ECKHARDT FIRTH RICE SMITH, E. CROOKS WALTON, A CUDAHY Commi+'rees I938 - I939 The Picfure Commiffee Bail rcwifbeabcdy, WaW+on A., Johnson H., Wafsom N., Richard. Frcnf row-Sperry, Chapin fchairfmml, Backus, Herdrix G. The Clo+hes Commiffee Back rowAScoH, Finch, Mclnfire. Coie, King, Hnhey, From row-DuBois, Khpsfeln, Waxfer A. qC+'lG?Fm6U?, Dowe Wunkefh The Vicfrola CommiHee Back rowfWhHe, Pcrcher, Lawrer e Wagfom J. DoyWe HurYbur'. Fromf row--Edchardf, Verify, Browning. ,Q The Library CommiHee Bushnell Pearce, chairman. Ffrflfu Q, 'TNQ X 51 TT ee 3 er -eifeape e- f- rwbaeaers I 1 ,egg WW! ,fm .. , e eq r eg xf NXfNX f'X I-fx W ,f gdk-Nd Ill tg:- gi y 3 M The Properfy Room Commi++ee BushneNl Pearce, cnaxrmarw. Waffon J. Academic Clubs I938--I939 French Club .Lf-- 3 . W Jobnson,l4. Ricbard if Newlon,J. Henddx,G 1,1 Walson, N, Wallon, A X x X ,jf lg smiih, E. .of 'A Wrifing Club VVynwan Jobnson,ll S R King bile -.Anf-fflfc ',,, Reading Club Wyman Cole King Croolcs '73,- -SQ Jolwnson, l-l. Sperry Af. -:glf- I5 'ff--:Z-f' Hne Dodqe Wesson Rubicam VVa+son Cludaky Baker Th Crowllwer Daniels Sliiel Ne-wlon, J. Rice Doyle Lee l-lerron Johnson, 4 N. Richard 'Qfilil e Poelry Club Malwarley CN McLean .. A Flaiher 0 0 ay Richards 'E I' J Philipp X442 Srniiln, MacCoil Hill Cunningham The Spanish Club ru i 1 j T ' C Daniels Newlon, J. S S I I Vfalson Hemingway Richard Smilh, S. The German Club V3 lvlahafley Flalher Ia B Srnilh, E. A f?6'-3if1'?- The Lafin Club King McLean Herron Wyman II3 The Sun ParTy T-TEN The whisTle blew aT seven o'clock, we fxs, TorTunaTe Dials obTained TickeTs describ- gg iT? ing The iourney Trom soup To nuTs Trom a very X-xgfjf-M obliging conducTor, Swan McLean, and boarded The ski Train Tor Snow Good. Our TirsT Trip was an enchanTing snow village where Sammy JMX Chapin, The Town snow man, showed us around. Xf- Oc --1 45, .X The naTive eskimos, skaTers, and Russians enTer- W l X Tained us by dances, and The well-pillowed Mrs. ,X XJ-J N XX Ima Gushing lreally Bam Sperryl gave us a lec- fA,t,,f 'NC' Ture on Skiing in SaTeTy , An ouTsTanding Tea- 'N T f Ture was The phosphorescenT chorus, whose ::A Tx.-'P' W -- Zgloves and shoes glowed mysTeriously in The 'N 'ZX dark. L, -'X-fx.. The conducTor soon called All aboard and we seT ouT Tor our nexT sTop - The gym. Looking in The window oT a Train beside us, we saw an old proTessor, Nancy Lawrence, laden wiTh his laTesT ski conTrapTion - a bird cage and beauTy parlor chair proTecTed by an umbrella. This laTer provided boTh comedy and Tragedy on The ski hill. WiTh a crash oT Talling skis, Mama and Papa Beach and The Three li++Ie Beaches - lSandy, Sunny, and Rockyl - enTered The car. A Tew minuTes laTer, playboy Johnny Walker and sophisTicaTe Ginger Mason goT on The Train. They were an aTTracTive pair, and when we reached our desTinaTion, Snow Good lnn we were glad To see ThaT They were also There Tor The weekend - well Taken care oT by Marie and Ted, The ski insTrucTors lAnn Philipp and Caroline Heming- wayl. We noTed wiTh amusemenT ThaT Ginger Tound Johnny enTirely Too occupied wiTh Marie, and were noT surprised To see her welcome Ted's aTTenTion in Turn. This, oT course, didn'T please Marie, who was only doing her iob in enTerTaining Johnny. Marie Took Johnny on a skiing expediTion, buT alThough we were shown how To accom- plish The diTTiculT arT, Johnny was anyThing buT successful. AT This poinT liTe had become equally miserable Tor Ginger and Johnny. Unknowingly, They each leTT on The same Train earlier Than They had planned. Ginger serenaded wiTh us Their Theme song This Can'T Be Love . lT broughT The Two TogeTher again as The vicTrola ran down To a happy ending. We haTed To see The Train pull ouT oT The sTaTion, and as a parTing call we wanT To Tell Cherry and The Suns ThaT iT was The besT Trip we've ever Taken. Many Thanks! II4 The Dial ParTy N Alpine village in our gym and The Suns - 'J' , iTs lucky TourisTs! For we enjoyed noT ach- D K' ing TeeT, buT dinner and beer on The house in yf 9 , The village inn. The menus, wriTTen in German , were a greaT surprise and kepT The non-linguisTs guessing. 1 V ln order To TurTher enTerTain us, The innf I keeper TD. J.l inTroduced The waiTers, who were ' I T noT only very eTTicienT buT also excellenT singers. 1, X l These were Tollowed by Two counTry dancers ' lBeTTy Clarke and Johnnyl. ATTer Them, some j T, W peasanT dancers showed us Their accomplish- 5N'NN. xp!-' menTs. As The monks lGeorgie, Ronnie and AN Nancy Johnsonl were noT busy rescuing Travel- fr hz-Eh lers, They obligingly did Their dance. Then The milkmaids sTrolled by on Their way home singing Their milking song. Jane Miller and some children came aTTer Them, singing a song. LasTly The innkeeper appeared again wiTh his accordion and sTarTed us singing German Tunes. By This Time we TelT compleTely aT home, yodeling and humming, so we were quiTe prepared To see our innkeeper leave us and reappear a minuTe laTer up on The sTage hanging a sign in The inn. lT was a summer morning, in The square OT a small Swiss village, The TirsT scene oT The scinTillaTing musical comedy Beer on The House wiTh iTs many marvelous acTresses. The sTory is abouT a young nobleman, Frederick, lGinnie Richardsl who is misTaken by a young TourisT lJean VeriTyl Tor The mounTain guide aT The Inn. Jean is Travelling wiTh some school girls lJohnny, PaTsy Crooks and Jeanie WalTonl chaperoned by l-larrieT Porcher, a Typical nervous school marm. Jean and Frederick Tall in love and There is much exciTemenT and Trouble To keep her Trom marrying The 'lwrong man buT iusT as we hoped, everyThing ends happily, Tor Jean Tinds ThaT he is The son oT her moTher's Triend lhliggyl. The caTchy Tunes wriTTen by ThaT genius, BeTTy FiresTone, had us all spellbound. Man on My Mind and Love in A FlaT are our mosT popular pieces, and we are a criTical bunch! Thanks Tor a lovely evening, Mary, Niggy and Dinkie, and all The Dials - l exoecT your wonderTul producTion To be a Broadway hiT, so be sure To save us all TronT seaTs aT The opening - we'll be There! II5 The E+hel Walker School Presenfs BERKELEY SQUARE A play in Three acls by JOHN L. BALDERSTON Salurday evening, March elevenlh, I939 al eighl' o'cloclc CHARACTERS lln The order ol Their appearancel Maid Tom Pelligrew T Kale Pelligrew T The Lady Anne Pelligrew Mr. Throslle Helen Pelligrew The Ambassador Mrs. Barwiclr Peler Slandish Marjorie Franl Major Clinlon Miss Barrymore The Duchess of Devonshire ,T Lord Slanley T HTR.H. The Duke oi Cumberland T TT T TT T Peler Slandish Helen Pelligrew Kale Pelligrew Tom Pelligrew Rhoda Glenn Collins Feia Whilman Joan Newlon T T Vera Richard Anne Cunningham T T Marilynn Balcer Dorolhy Jane Mahaifey T T Joan Peabody T TT Ge-orgianna Flalher T Angela Kennedy T Caroline Hemingway Swan McLean Jane Miller Winiicred Sperry Virginia Richards UNDERSTUDlES TT T Nancy Walson TT Diana Hill TT Nancy Herron T Sara Ann Chapin l I6 SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I Scene I-Five ocloclc, Gcfober 23rd, I784 Scene 2-Five o'clocl4, Oclober 23rd, I938 Scene 3v-Conflnuous willm Scene I ACT Il Scenes I and 2-Night a few days laler, I784 ACT Ill Scene I-Allernoon in l784, e weelc laler Scene Zffionllnuous wlllw Scene I, bul In I938 Direcled by Nene Vibber Scenery by Ilwe AVI Club and AVI Sludenls Under Ibe dlreclion of Nene Vibber Slaqe IvIanagerACl1arlo++e Lee Wardrobe Ivlislress-Emma Smllln Sound Elilecls-Sarah Edma llcGraw Promplergblancy Dodge Produced by special arranqemenl willw Samuel French ol New York II7 Scenes from Hue Sched Play Berkeley Square I I8 The Elizabefhan Triangle OR fhe firsf performance of fhe year we chose Shakespeares Pericles . Because we wanfed fo presenf a shorfened version of fhe whole plof, rafher fhan a few selecfed scenes, each of us fool: several parfs. ln fhe spring we invifed several Seniors fo fake parf in fhe presenfafion of ivlacbefh . We fried somefhing new fhis year, and gave if oufside in fhe courf. The evening was clear and our novel experimenf furned ouf fo be a greaf success. The performance consisfed of four scenes which were as follows: lvlacbefh's encounfer wifh fhe wifches, Lady Macbefh's famous sleep walking scene and Baffle scene where Birnam Wood comes fo Dunsinanef' We announced our successors af fhe end of fhe performance. The fryoufs for fhe i940 Triangle were excellenf. We finally chose as fhe besf, Angela Kennedy, Marfha Ely and Diana Hill, wifh Honorable Menfion fo Anne Cunningham. We wanf fo wish nexf year's Triangle fhe very besf of luclc. I I9 l2O zf'-X CE-.rj X3-,X Qffwff? L-J 5 il NWLIETZJQS Back row-Hope, Palmer, Vernlund, MaoColl, Chapin. Middle row-Herron, Hendrix N. Hile, Ely, Veri+y. Fronl row-Wrighf, Balch, Jolnnson llbresidenfl, Sc:oH, Plunkefl. A'H1Ie+ic Associa+ion HELENE JOHNSON .. .,. ., ,, ,.., , ..., Presidenf FALL TERM Seniors: ScoH, Hire, Verify Beaver Brook: MacColl Cluelrrz Vernlund WINTER TERM Seniors: Sco++, Verily, Herron Beaver Brook: Ely, Wriglwlr Cluelfz Hendrix, N. SPRING TERM Seniors: Chapin, Plunke-H Beaver Brook: Wriglwlr, Balch, Hope Cluellz Palmer l22 Lef 'ro rglnl-Pearce,Baldwin,Eclcl1ardl' Monlgo ey Ken edy Hle Scoff Dodge Ve ly MacColl Leff Wing: Eclclwarcll RIgh+ Wing MacColl Leff Inner: Clarke Le'H Half: Baldwin Lelf Full: Dodge il 'vw Firsi' Sun Hockey Team e5 +P rfchf-Garcia Ba'dv.Ie BaN'H Mafhes Herron Hy Chemie, Wv'iQh+ Wunkeif, Ecldwardf famairt. Firs+ Dial Hockey Team Leff fc riuhf-Peavze, Hens Moe':qc,rr'ery Kefredy Ma:CoU C'arke, Sfflf, Hife, HoUey, Dodge Verliy 1Cap'ainN U24 The Hockey Season HIS year The spiriT and Tun during The hockey season was excepTionally Tine, wiTh a high sTandard oT playing abiliTy ThroughouT The school. AlThough our varsiTy games were noT guiTe as successTul as we had hoped, we Teel a greaT deal more was accomplished during The hockey season This year. We worked under a new plan which divided The enTire school inTo Three groups oT players: beginners, inTermediaTe, and advanced, insTead oT The Tormer division inTo many Teams. ln This way everyone in school had a chance To play in equally imporTanT games. We wish To Take This opporTuniTy To Thank The school Tor The co- operaTion and greaT enThusiasm They showed Tor The new plan inauguraTed by Miss Bowlby, Mrs. GilleTTe and Miss Frisbie. The game wiTh The Alumnae was The usual Triendly aTTair wiTh many alums par- TicipaTing. AlThough The Alumnae played well, The varsiTy deTeaTed Them 8-l. The varsiTy losT To Lowe-Heywood 2-I in a very close game oT excellenT hockey on our Tield. The Rosemary Hall game was played on The Rosemary Tield during a conTinual downpour in a sea oT sliThering mud. Again iT was a very close game wiTh The VarsiTy losing 2-l. The loss oT Jean VeriTy as cenTer halT in This game was a misTorTune suTTered by The Team. The second Team was especially ouTsTanding in Their deTeaT oT Lowe-Heywood wiTh The score 2-I. AT Rosemary Hall They did unusually well despiTe The never-To-be- TorgoTTen rain and mud. The score was a Tie, 3-3. Many congraTulaTions To Helene Johnson, capTain oT The second Team Tor a wonderTul season. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The school, eleven more girls were TorTunaTe enough To be chosen To represenT The school in a Third Team game againsT Rosemary Hall. AlThough The Third Team losT, 2-I iT was a close, exciTing game led by PaT PlunkeTT as capTain. The Sun-Dial games were mosT Thrilling, in spiTe oT a Dial vicTory in all Three games. The second Team oT The Dials were again vicTorious, winning The TirsT and Third oT The series wiTh The second game a Tie. The grandsTand showed splendid spiriT by added compeTiTion in new and wiTTy cheers To which They gave voice during The halves. This year There were only Tour purple blazers lThe reward oT lasT year's undeTeaTed hockey Teaml leTT in The school. They were worn by This year's varsiTy capTain Margie ScoTT, Jean VeriTy, Angie Kennedy, and Jean EckardT. We wish The very besT oT luck To nexT year's Team and we know They are assured oT a happy season under The new regime. May you, The Top eleven, win The coveTed purple iackeTs! l25 Firsf Sun Baske'rball Team Y fo rigid-Garcia, Newion J.: McLean, Richard fcapfahwl, Wriq Firsi' Dial Baske+ball Team L if fo rEQMfWa'+o J, Hope Kervxcdy Dcdcue MacC:vN, Verify fcapf Q IZ6 The BaskeTball Season HIS year was The mosT successTul baslceTball season we have ever had because The addiTion OT Sun and Dial Third Teams To The Tormer Two enabled girls Trom all Torms To parTicipaTe. Because everyone played an equal parT during The season, There was much more enThusiasm. Caroline Hemingway was capTain oT The Sun, Jean VeriTy oT The Dials. ln a series oT Three ouT oT Tive games The Dial TirsT Team emerged vicTorious, wiTh The close scores oT: 24-24, 29,52, 34-34, 30-2I, 24-2l. Each game was more Thrilling Than The one beTore, and excepTionally Tine, TasT baskeTball was played. The Suns, however, won The series OT second Team games 36-30, 34-27. They displayed remarkable abiliTy - almosT equal To ThaT oT The TirsT Team. In The TirsT series oT Third Team games ThaT we have ever had The Dials were again The vicTors - by The quiTe decisive scores oT 33-I4, 42-27. One rainy day in March, six Teams wiTh Tunny cosTumes and equally Tunny names played in a round-robin TournamenT. The Super-Sixesu baTTled wiTh The Third Tormersf' buT The BuTTerTlies Tinally won and each member received a rabbiT's TooT Trom Miss Bowlby. The enioymenT and enThusiasm shown in This maTch were Typical oT The spiriT ThroughouT The season. if u QE, ,fv- y-' Sun Gym Teams Sun Marching Team Group I: Chapin lCaplainI ., .. 8 IIOIX poinls Baldwin Ely Keeley Richard Brillon Garcia Klipslein Smilh, E. Browning Hemingway McLean Sperry Chapin Herron Newlon, J. Wiess Cunningham Hill Philipp Wrighl Sun Marching Team Group Il: .. , 7 IIOI poinls Blair Finch McCullough Reed Cronkhile Eirlh Marlin Rumbough Dubois Hopkins Malhes Wilkin Farley Howell Newlon, D. Sludebaker Sun Exercises Group I: Hemingway, Wrighl lManagersI 30.65 l35l poinls Balch Cunningham Keeley Reid Baldwin Ely Klipslein Richard Brillon Garcia Madden Smilh, E. Browning Hemingway Peabody Sperry Chapin Herron Philipp Wiess Crowlher Hill Plunkell Wrighl Sun Exercises Group II: Firlh, Malhes lManagersI ., . ,. ,. 27 l3OI poinls Blair Farley Leeds Newlon, D. Bookmeyer Finch McCullough Reed Cronkhile Firlh Marlin Rumbough Dubois Hopkins Malhes Sludebaker Sun Mililary Tap Team: Philipp, Richard lManagersI . ,., ., . . .8 IIOI poinls Balch Ely Klipslein Rice Baldwin Pranzheim Leonard Richard Brillon Heclor Madden Smilh, E. Browning Herron Newlon, J. Sperry Chapin Hill Peabody Wiess Cunningham Keeley Philipp Wrighl Sun Wallz Clog: Palmer, Reed lManagersI . ,. . ,. ., ,. 8 IIOI poinls Blair Finch Howell Newlon, D. Cronkhile Firlh McCullough Reed Dubois Hammond Marlin Sludebaker Farley Hopkins Malhes Wilkin INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION IN RHYTHMS AND RHYTHMICS Philipp , ,, . .. . ,, lirsl place Groupl Reed , .. . , ,., . . lirsl place Group ll Baldwin Wrighl Malhes Brillon Cronkhile Newlon, D. ORIGINAL TAP COMPETITION Palmer . .. .....,...,,.,..,, ,U , ., ,...,.., lirsl place Richard .,., ., ,. ,. . , ., second place Ely Peabody Philipp Reed TOTAL SCORE . . .. , , ,. .98.65ll I7I ' Numbers in parenlheses are possible Doinls. I29 ,R Vu . 'Jar' X K 1 1 aff? X ' X , 35 my Dial Marching, Dial Gym Teams Johnson, I-I. lCaplainI Group I ,.A.,,,.,..,...,.,.,..,...,...... ,. A....., .. . .,,,..,.,7.25 IIOIA' poinls Backus Hollon Lee Pearce Clarke I-Iope IvlacColl Richards Daniels Johnson, I-I. McGraw Rowe Doyle Kennedy Ivlclnlire Verily Holley King Mahalley Walson, N. Dial Marching, Group II .....,,..,.,,.., . ..,.,.,.. ....,. , ,,... ..,..,.... 6 . 75 IIOI poinls Allen I-Iendrix, N. O'DonneIl Walson, A. Geddes Leaman Porcher While I'larrah Monlgomery Wallon J. Whilman Dial Exercises Group I: MacColl, McGraw lManagersl ....,.,.., 3I.8 l35l poinls Backus Doyle Kennedy Ivlahalley Clarke I-Ianley King Milchell Cochran I-Iolley Lee Pearce Collins I-Iollon MacColI Richards Daniels I-Iope McGraw Rowe Dodge Johnson, I'I. Ivlclnlire Verily Dial Exercises Group II: Hendrixi N., While llvlanagersl ,... ........ 2 5.75 l3OI poinls Allen I-Iendrix, N. O'DonneII Walson, A. Geddes Leaman Porcher While I-Iarrah lvlonlgomery Wallon, J. Whilman Dial Mililary Tap Team: Kennedy, Walson, N. lManagersI ..........,.........,, 9 IIOI poinls Alig Doyle King Milchell Backus I-Iolley Lee Pearce Clarke I-Iollon MacColl Richards Cochran I-Iope McGraw Rowe Daniels Johnson, I-I. Ivlclnlire Verily Dodge Kennedy Mahalley Walson, N. Dial Wallz Clog: Porcher, Wallon, J. lManagersI ....,,..., , .,......,,,.... 8.75 IIOI poinls Allen I-Iendrix, N. O'Donnell Walson, A. Geddes Leaman Porcher While I-Iarrah lvlonlgomery Wallon, J. Whilman INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION IN RI-IYTI-IMS AND RI-IYTI-IMICS Kennedy .,.,..,........,.., ...........,,...,.... s econd place Group I I-Iendrix, N. ,............,,., .. second place Group II Daniels MacColl Allen Johnson, I-I. While ORIGINAL TAP COMPETITION Clarke-Richards Eireslone lvlonlgomery Johnson-Kennedy Allen-Porcher Wallon-While TOTAL SCORE .. ......,......,.,,.........,........ 9I.3O ll I7I 'Il Numbers in parenlheses are possible poinls. I3I VARSWY TENYNUS LADDER Back rowkgarcia, Richard, l-We, Chapin, Pfumlceff. Fronf row-MacCoU, Johnson, H., Ely, Verify, WriqFw+. Varsi+y Tennis Team SINGLES wfwqw Maccou csafcaa DQUBLES chapm Johnson vemy I-We P!Lmke++ Richard l32 19 5 ..-.annum Sun Tennis Team Back row-Chapin, Wright Richard, Plunkeff. Fronf row-Hy, Garcia. U C Dual Tennis Team Johnson, H. Mahallfey, Hife, Verlfy, Monrgornery, MaQCoH. I33 Riding Heads Hile lDial Headl Wesson lVarsi+y l-leadl Smifh, S. lSun l-leadl. Riding UCl-l has been accomplished This year in ihe riding deparlmenl. We have added a second leam lo lhe riding drills which were presenied in ihe winler horseshow. The compelilion was lceen in bolh drills wilh lhe Suns winning The Firsl Team Drill and 'rhe Dials lhe Second Team Drill. This year many olher lhan +he Varsily were lalcen lo lhe lnierschool l-lorseshow al Walerlown. We hope lhal in Jrhe coming years lhe Wallcer Riders will give as much compelilion lo Jrhe olher schools as lhey did lhis year. Beisy, Sue, and l wanl lo lhanlc Mr. Henderson and Ernie for everylhing lhal 'rhey have done for lhe riding. I34 0 Sun Riding Team ck row-EckHard+ Palmer, Cudahy Mccdiough, Pmmiceur, Baker Fromf row-Wesson, Smiih, S. . . Q Dual Riding Team Back rczw-VVa5scU N. i-We Hendrix G., ODorme-11. Mfddie row-Cnrpemier, Johnson, N., Haas, Rubicam. Frov' row--Jarvis Vernhmd, Iv1iHer. 135 Sun Golf Team MCCuUouqH, Peabody, Balch, Wrighf Dial Golf Team Norris, Verify, Jclwsorw, H., Scoif. I36 Hendrix, N., Rice, Hope. The Ski Club THlS year owing To The many snowTalls and The increased inTeresT in slcllng and olher WinTer SporTs iT was declded once more To esTabllsh The Walker ski Club which had become exTincT in l937 because oT The laclm OT snow and slcllers. The TlrsT sTep ol The new orqanlzaTion was To compleTely remodel The old slcl house. They lnduslrrlously painTed The enllre building a llqhT Tyrolean blue wlTh red Trlmmlngs and Then Tlxed The slcils along The wall on racks made ol old slclls and slcl poles. A blT OT The lyrol rlqhl' ln our own baclc yard. Fine sTarT sld club, lceeb lT up and we wish you The besT OT luclc and plles oT snow Tor years To come. 137 . byfiviff 'WSJ f.A 1 nl -W -w,LE m 'Q-.fp -2, fa 'X Lp Q1 QD 4:YsSofQ 5fu? C, Dx? WQIWUTUES 46 School Calendar Sgplgrnkjer DECCWIDEV 30, And so reopen lhe Walker 3. Porlals. Old Girls see ye and enlerl 9. 3I. The new girls appear . . , dazed. 9. IO. lo. January 4. 7. I4. IS. iv 22. 28. February 2. Oclober I We play games wilh new girls, 4' lind new lalenl. 2 Tennis lryouls: more new lalenl. 7' S Green Paslures . . . mrnmm . . . mrn...mn1mm. 9' 8 Old Girls' Parly, oll lo lhe races. 9 Males slorm Walker Gales. IO' I5 New Girls' Parly. A score lor lhe lhrobbing melodrama. QI Seniors go enfnass lo Harllord Ieclure. 22 Welcome new Suns and Dials. 23 Walker Wild Cals beal Alum Tigers in Hockey. Zo Dials deleal lhe Suns in Hockey: Many new cheers originale. 28 Walkers subdues lhe l-Iarllord l-Iurricanes in a game ol l'lockey. Senior Spook Parly lor Cluell wilh Ghosls and pandemonium. 29 The Prince and lhe Pauper in a Marionelle show. November I 5 IO I2 I9 22 24 25 29 Suns lake anolher bealing lrom lhe Dials in hockey. Low-l-leywood hockey leam pays a successlul visil. l-Iarllord Hurricanes bealen again in hockey. Seniors slep oul lo a loolball II. game, lea dance and bullel supper wilh Weslminsler. l2. Hockey learns run inlo Mud Babies al Rosemary I lo ll. I2. where lhey are delealed. I4. Musical ones allend a concerl in l-Iarllord. I4. . Thanksgiving we give Farminglon Room 306 snowed in, . The enlire school slorms inlo I7. I-larllord lor lhe Russian Ballel. I4O Enrerlained by lhe Vienna boys choir. Many hearls broken. Musical ores again hear concerl in lolarllord. Oplional classes, bliss. Exams begin. Vacalion lwords lail usl, Back lo lhe lray. Leclure. Music club singing in lfie play room, School goes lor a sleigh ride behind a lraclor. The Alhlelic Board goes on a bal in I-larllord. Miss Paddcck lells us aboul I-lamlel in Chapel. Willen-pools lake us by slorm. Seniors dress up lor lheir dance. Mealless meal. Belly Carpenler enlighlens us aboul il in Chapel. The Gym becomes Sfilzerland during lhe Dial parly. Music classes go lo lhe Miesler Singers. Physic sludenls show us some ol llaeir knowledge in Chapel. Suns and Dials lie in a baskel- ball game. Seniors show Weslminsler a good lime. Dr. Clarke lells us aboul Labrador. Leclure aboul lhe seeing eye. A lrip lo hear lhe I-larllord Symphony. Bushy gels a duck. Our second mealless meal. lhe usual lreal-show. Nancy Walson lells us aboul lhe seeing eye in Chapel. March IO. Dress rehearsal for school play given To sfalii. April irq Q-.. ,1 I ll. Berkeley Square opens in all ils Qlory. 24. Easier vacalion begins. ll. School again. May Spring unilorrn. Caller walk oulside. Suns and Dials lie again in baskelball. The school goes back lo ifs second childhood vfilh lhe qynn a roller-skafinq rink during alh- lelic board and S.5.C. parly. Mr. l-larding comes lo leach +he school lennis. Dials beai The Suns in baskel- ball. . A French , . Queen Ernrna reigns over May Day. Dabbling in 'rhe dew, wel feel. Reading Club speaking confess. 81 6. Fafhers and Dauqhlers lennis lournarnenl. The Garcia show us how lo do ih icr lhe 3rd year. . Glee Club skips over lo Avon Tor a oradise. June Sun-Dial fenhis ano Sun-Dia? baseball. Avon cver Tor a Glee Club re- hearsal-sonne'hinq in This. l3, l4. Alunis revisil Their Alma lvla'er. Gloe Club ccncerl wilh Avcr Szhaei lakes lhe Alunns ir lennis. Johnny shows rnoyies of 'ho school, Eleclion. Giee Crib goes ro Avon lo dive The concerl again. Triangle dives lvlacbelh ir lhe couri for us. Choir sings in The Sinnsbury Mefhcdisl Church. Jane Miller shines, The school goes enrnass lo church. Senior luncheon al Mrs. Srnilhs. Exanns. Ashes lo ashes, dusl rc dusl, il The lirsl lwo donlf qel' you The finals rnuslf' Doqswood. Second dancing exhibilion. Alhlefic rneefinq. Yymkanna Music Concert 4, Cornrnencernenl' Finisi 6. Rosemary +ennis. Prizes - l939 Prize 'For Scholarship: awarded lo Nancy Louise Herron and Carol King Roll of Honor in Scholarship ln lhe Fillh Form: Nancy Louise Herron, Carol King, Nancy Walson, Helena Johnson, Georgianna Flalher and Emma Smilh ln lhe Fourlh Form: Jean Cole and Leonore Cudahy ln lhe Third Form: Failh Hall, Lorna Harrah and Belly Jo Jarvis ln lhe Second Form: Margarel Finch, Trudy Spurr, Rosalind Palmer, Lillian Sludebaker and Elizabelh Blair The Bealrice Hurlburl Prize 'For Characler and lnfluence: awarded lo Emma Smilh The Emily Cluell Prize 'for Courage and Forlilude awarded lo Helena Johnson Honorable menlion: Belly Clarke The Henry B. Sargenl' Prize 'For Kindness and Goodfellowship: awarded lo Mary Daniels The Barbara and Elizabelh Byrnes Memorial Prize for Efforl and Developmenl awarded lo Barbara Doyle and Nalalie Rice The Isabel Jackson Memorial Prize for Failhlulness and Dependabilily awarded lo Vera Richard Honorable menlion: Bushnell Pearce The Helen Blair Memorial Prize: awarded lo Nancy Walson The Cary Page Memorial Prize 'lo lhe Mosl Versalile Senior: awarded lo Dorolhy Jane Mahalley The Josiah Bride Classical Prize awarded lo Nancy Louise Herron honorable menlion: Carol King The Reading Club Speaking Prize: awarded lo Mary Ann Wyman The Palricia Wood Shorl Slory Prize awarded lo Bushnell Pearce honorable menlion: Dorolhy Jane Mahalley The Reading Club Essay Prize awarded lo Georgianna Flalher honorable menlion: Carol King and Nancy Walson The Judilh Mallack Poelry Prize awarded lo Joan Newlon honorable menlion: Dorolhy Jane Mahalley Prize for Order and Nealness awarded lo Room 3l5, The Senior Group Occupanls: Dorolhy Jane Mahalley, Jane Miller, Ann Philipp, Bushnell Pearce Room 204, The Beaver Brook Group Occupanls: Anne Cunningham, Marlha Ely, Janel MacColl Room 7, The Emily Cluell House Occupanls: Nancy Leeds and Trudy Spurr lndividuals who receive honorable menlion for Order and Nealness The Senior Group: Sara Ann Chapin, Carol King, Charlolle Lee The Beaver Brook Group: Virginia Backus, Belly Simpson The Emily Cluell House: Grace Rumbough Prize for Music: awarded lo Vera Richard and Mary LeBlond Prize for Singing: awarded lo Barbara Doyle and Jane Miller Arl Prize: awarded lo Palricia Smilh HONORABLE MENTIONS English: Barbara Doyle, Nancy Herron, Carol King, Mary Ann Wyman, Daphne Firlhg Malhemalics: Carol King, Emma Smilh, Mary Ann Wyman, Lorna Harrah: Lalin: Nancy Herron, Carol King, Jean Cole, Leonore Cudahy, Eleanor Norris, Anne Cunningham, Lorna Harrah: French: Eugenia Hendrix, Helena Johnson, Nancy Herron, Emma Smilh, Georgianna Flalher, Nancy Walson, Angela Kennedy, Anne Rubicam: German: Georgianna Flalher, Dorolhy Jane Mahalley, Emma Smilh: Spanish: Joan Newlon, Nancy Walson: English Hislory: Nancy Herron: Mediaeval Hislory: Belly Carpenlerg Physics: Florence Wesson: Biology: Helena Johnson: Music Apprecialion: Angela Kennedy, Rhoda Glenn Collins: Harmony: Mary LeBlond: lnlroduclion lo Music: Andree Wallon: Piano: Barbara Doyle, Joan Newlon, Virginia Richards, Sallie Cronkhile, Nuala O'Donnell: Arl: Diana Hill, Rulh Rowe. l42 Officers I939-40 Sfudenf President SARAH EDMA McGRAW Srudeni' Secreiary. DIANA HILL Presidem' of rhe A+I'1Ie+ic Associaiion JANET MacCOLL Presidenr of +I'1e Suns Presideni' of +I'1e Dials ELIZABETH BALCH ANGELA KENNEDY Prefecfs 'For I'I'1e Iirsi Ierm Seniors MARY LeBLOND JOAN PEABODY Beaver Brook ELIZABETH BLAIR MARGARET NICHOLS NANCY GEDDES ANN PORTER RUTH MATHES TRUDY SPURR PEGGY WHITE PresicIen+ of Hue Musical CIub Presidenf oI+I'1e Ar'r Club MARY LeBLOND RUTH ROWE Edilror of The Year Book Chairman of +I'1e Social Service Commifree JOAN PEABODY RUTH ROWE 143 5517131 'Tl 1- Wk WA '155 '.,. .--...na W,,,,,,,n,,.,..,D.. .v,..,,.,..W.M..,.... W., ., ..-fx-Z-f.. .Jw iw, Mmm F , ,H5........,.,.,......,,,- X,-Z'-,,,,. W W ,mmm ,AMW I , , . MWAWA-n...,....- .,,....,.,,.-,, ...... ',w..,,f my M... .,..... X,...,...- M .H ,W . , . ...w,.N,,mm,,,.f..w.:.-vff.1.,,-V,..,.. . ,V -v---V' ---,Mm-, ,. 1-'W'-v V f W-wwf ,-W-v -.....x.3,. 'N - X , 6... ,EM ..M..f ,.-..w..-1... am... W-mu '--w.Am...,uv....,f.. 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