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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1943 volume:

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IVIounl IIoIyoI4o Couegc Iingglisli, R1-Iigion MISS MARY V. XVAITE AIVI. Come-II Univvrsily EngIisIi, Latin MR, CLEVELAND TIIOMAS AB. Antioch CQIIE-gc EngIisI1, Dramatics MISS CONSTANCE G. LAILEY BA., IVLA. University of Toronto Enghsh MISS MILDRED I IARDENPIRO OK AB.. JNIVI. Vassar Couvge I.aIin MISS MARY CAMERON KENNEDY BA. XVcIIesIey CoIIcgo IVLA. Univ:-rsiiy of Chicago History MLLE. MARTIIE CAZENGEL BS., DES, AcacIc-mic rIe Coen I,'nivf-rsilo rIo Paris I:rc'nc'I1 MIIE. MARGUERITE .I. ANIIRE DES. Univvrsilb :Io Paris AIVI. IVIicIr'IIcbury CoIIegP French 18 MRS. GEORGE E. II. SI..-XTIQR X'?lSSaI COIICQS I7rcnvI1, Rc-Iigion I'Iousc' IX'Iislr0ss MRS. DONALD I. IEIODGETT BHFHOYCI COIIPQC Spanish, I.atin MISS LAURA D. SARGENT APL Mount I'IoIyoI:e CoII0ge AIVI. Boston University Mathematics MISS IIARRIET IIOXVARD AB, Univcrsiiy of Vvrmnnt ABI. Boston University IVIatI1nmatics MISS VIVIAN M. El.I.SXX'ORTH AB. CoII'ry C0IIogQ IVIJX. University of CaIiIornia Science MISS MARIAN XV. SMITII AB. Vassar CoIIvgc Assistant to IXIrs. Spf-rr MR. PAUL M. IAPORTE University of IXIunir'Ii Art MISS MARY PiEXVI.IiY AB. IInivr-rsily of Tvnnessce IXIA. University OI' New IVI0xit'o I.iIJrarian. Study IIaII Supervisor EngIisI1 I9 Mm:-A I.ISI5Ii'I' HOFFMAN KOIZHLER SfurIic'cI wiII'1 Clara gf'I1urnann, E. Engrssvr, Ivan Knorr Icomposilion anrI Ilarmonyi SoIoist wiII'l Symphony OrcI1fisIre1s, Piano R0cilaIs Aclvanvr-:I Piano. Harmony. Iwusic' Appr:-rialion MISS JANE VVIISON VVOOD Piano Teachers' Cerlinraic PcaImrIy Const-rvalory of IVIusic PupiI of Ernest Hutriivson Piano MME. ODETTE LEFONTENAY RoyaI Qpera, Covent Garden, London Opvra Comique, Paris IVIcIr0poIilan Opera Company, New York Singing MISS RUTH H. CLEVELAND BS. Simmons Coilrvgn Assislanl Treasurer MISS BARBARA BROVVN Bouve-Boslon SrI1ooI of PI1ysir'aI Eclufaiion BS. Simmons COIIQ-ge Physical Education MRS, M. AI.IBIiR'I' IINTON, JR. RusscII Sage COIIQQC PI1ysicaI Education MR S. CI .EYEI .AND THOMAS Cairns-gic Inslilulr' of T0CI'1noI0gy Diclion MISS INIARCUIQRITE CLARK Ifaslcrn Slam' Tc'm'Iic-rsy CnIIvg0 Univ:-rsiiy of Mainf- Rf'mczIiaI Engiisii under the I7irm-ntion of Mr. Page Sharp 20 MRS. IIALE P. BENTON House ivlislrvss MRS. MAURICE MARECHAI. Emerson Coilrgf- House Mistrvss MRS. WILFRED POLLARD, R,N. Hartford Hospital Training School MISS ESTtil.t.E M. A'l'XN'ATER, R.N. Bristol Hospital Training griioot Bristol, Connvrtivul MRS. ELIZABETH M. DUSSINGER, R.N St. Francis Hospital Hartford, Connvrtirut 21 I XX WMN ww. as - x E-if X 1 J nqiw- Q. 415111: 1 Z ,N , N, -.X Lg- AN..,,k M W , 1 .- I 1, xx ,V A if . 9.- .s - - X 35?-3' Q5 'L '1' ww n - , q5?,.' K ,,, -,,. A. , , km , I- .U 45:- , . ,, I , - V- Q V ,.-N by-f , ,Wu Xvikx V , QYXQ Qiwi- .fziyl . ' xiligj N'-.5 , :ir-EN . f K fx, .....,.. .,fQw.:m,4 ,, -vw 'iw . Wifi? A fffffg A. tix K 1 1 In loving memory of Nlary Ethel Myrin a member of our Class ELiz,xBErH ANN ARCHER 1700 Lincoinstrire Drive Detroit, Michigan 5 years May 24, 1925 Bennett Where Found: Ott ex Conception of Paradise: June 6tt1 anti a diploma Pet Expression: just think, only ..., days till vacation Pet Aversion: Saturriay morning detentions Suppressect Desire: To pass all exams Wittrout studying for ttiem Future Occupation: Some day t1e'H come atong tdiosyncrasy: Biting nails Saving Grace: Generosity 26 Dial Club Cla: Club lil, '42, '43 Poslure Improvement Crerlit '41 Q ...i..- is-1:9 Libby Dial Club Dial Secretary '43 Viciroia Committee '40, '41, '42: Head '45 Sun-Dial Board '40, '41, '42, '43 Circulation Manager of itie Sun-Diai '42, '43 For Pity's Sake Board '59, '45 English Club '42, '45 Dial Gym Team '40, ,4l, '42 Ctiocr Leader '42, '45 Posture Credits '45 Hockey Umpire Squad '45 Ctueti Hockey Team '59 'K V! Annie, Rastis ANN ELIZABETH AUGER Q75 West Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, New Jersey 5 years Niay 50, 1924 Bennett Where Found: Looking for Charlotte Conception ot Paradise: To tiave a police escort Pet Expression: Oh come on nowi Ttiatys Lrisici Pet Ave-rsion: Piano tuners, Spiders suppressed Desire: To scale the dinner ptates across the dining room Future Uccupation: Trying to iooic iier age idiosyncrasy: Singing before breakfast Saving Grace: Sympathetic Understanding! 27 Sun Club lilclitor ot' Popper Pol '45 Sun-Dial Boarrl '4l, '42, '45 Business Manager '42 Choir '40, '41, '42, '45 Englisli Club '42, '43 Pllotograpliy Clutn ,42, '43 Cast of School Play '40 Qnrl Sun Riding Team '40 lst Sun Riding Team '41 Ricling Clulm '42 lst Sun Golf Team '42 Varsity Golf Team '42 Sun Gym Team '41 Qncl Sun Baslmtliall Team '42g Captain '43 5rd Sclwool lloclmy Team '42 Qncl Sun Hoclcey Team '42. '45 Posture Credits '40, '41, '42 VI1' 1 I lfnl , .',,f' ffif 1 C1XROl.lNE ELlZABlfTl'l BERRX' ' ffifx 'O if ' J . , f 'f '7,',. ' 36 Alpine Street Roeliester, New 4 orlq 400 J. f I I' '91 I I !'lf - , I 1 Xl, f 4 'ears Mtv ll, 1025 Smith ff f 5 1 i, 14K Where Founcl: ln tlie miclst of llnings Conception of ljaraclise: A great lite Willa Pet Expression: lt's a great lite lnul . . Pet Avcrsion: Being suppressecl Suppressecl Desire: To run srlwool lor just on Future Qccupationz Quest tor treeclom lcliosyncrasy: lnquisitiveness Saving Grace: New slant on tliings no lyuts C clay 28 CGTQI, Carola Sun Clulu Clothes Committee '4l, '42, l'leacl '45 Cast ot' School Play '40 Property Committee of School Play '41 Glee Cluly '42, '45 Sun Gym Team '39 Cluett Hoclcey Team '39 Posture Crerlit '41 Posture lmprovcment Crerlit l-11. '42 Peggy, Bootzie lVlARcz,xRri'i' CUR'I'lS l3ooKMYER 715 Panmure Roacl Haverford, Pennsylvania 5 years Qctolber 5, 1924 Where Found: Worrying alaout ttxe Clotlwes Committee Conception of Paraclisez June 7th at tlie Benjamin liranlclin Pet Expression: Uh for joy stay loose Pet Ave-rsion: Waiting for anyttling or anyluocly Suppressed Desire: To lmow own mind alusolutely Future Occupation: Being awfully clomestic lcliosyncrasy: Twirling liair Saving Grace: Tliouglitfulness 29 lVlARlON CHSBORNE CIXRRH' lxlonowiolo linrin lVlllI1ClClClll, lllinois 4 years Seplcmlner IG, V725 Vassar Whore Foirnrlg Ollering llwc Counril conslruclive rrilirism Conveplion ol llararliscz liincl 'cj'l.Ell4CS will clo very nifolv, llwnnlc ou . Y Pct Expression: Oh, lsioncsllyl VVCII. illll all ruln onl in llie wasli Pei, Aversion: Brain lrnsls leigning slupiclily Snppresserl Desire: To luomlu Tolcyo willn Lielilenanls Carlile ancl Slewarcl ljuliiro Offnpalionz lleafls larin lulof in Hglsil for riglwls lcliosynvrrisy: Exagjgeralingg Saving Grave: Sense ol lwumor 30 Sun Clulu Allilc-lil' llloarrl 142. '45 pr-ppc-r Pol lloarrl '45 Sun-Dial lloeircl Y-l2. l-V51 lirlilor-in-lx Priflo lxommillve' '40, '41, '42. '-I3 KH l ul Qilool ljliv 'Il I 5 , lxlullwc-nml 'I c V' ' .. ics fxlulz '42 lloslurf' lmprovvnwnl fire-clil, 'LII X zirsilv llorlmy hlvam '43 Znfl Srliool llol-My 'l1f'Ell l1 '42 Isl Sun llorllc-y Vl1f'illT1.l4ll. ,42 '45 Sun 'Gym l 1-am 4 I. II2 Qml Sun Tr-nnis rlqonm ,All Isl Sun Coll 'li-nm 42 Varsity C fill Tc-nm '42 Isl Sun Base-ball lvrim 'II Isl Sun Sora-r 'lwmm '40, '4l. '42 llcarl ol Rirling '45 Yarsily R icling! Tviim llll. '42, '43 Isl Sun Ruling loam All. -12. -IJ ffnrl Sun Ruling Ti-nm '40 ll ifling Clulu 42 4 E' Wjlxxi f Raw M14 Nonny lllll- 43 Sun Club Senior Prefcrt '43 Cluett House Committee '43 Pepper Pot Board '43 lVlatl'ic'ma1ic's Chili '45 Photography Club ,423 Heacl ,45 Ski Club '42, '43 Sun Cheer 1.4-acler '43 School Qrclwstra V423 Secretary '43 5: G ' IJ if Deaneo, Bets 1 LM, 1 ,, , .V , ,. A , M4 ELISABETH 'TOXVNER DEANF 17 Lenox Place St. Louis, Missolxri 2 years June 17, 1026 Smith Where Found: In the clark room Conception of Paradise: Squabetty Pet Expression: Hey, gal Pet Aversion: People who r1on,t answer when theyyre there A suppressed Desire: To stop the clock Future Qccupationz snapping time suckers Idiosyncrasyz Making lists Saving Grace: Generosity 51 Dial Cluln Sun-Dial lfvoarcl 4-Ll. l-13 Vllimepicfe llhonril '43 Cast of Scliool Play '42 Glcc Clulr '42, V-I1 Music Clulu 442. V-13 llonors in Piano, 1-I2 LE LA IXTHENA DIPSON f mf' 3 431 East Main Street Batavia, New Yorlc 'f X 2 years April 2, 1927 Vassar gf I eb' Where Found: ln ilie future Conception of Paraclise: Beyonrl conception Pet Expression: Oi, oi, oi, oi, oi Pet Aversion: lvlealy-rnouklieelness suppressed Desire: To revive luurlesque, Future Occupation: Queen of tlaem all ldiosyncrasy: Pushing up glasses Saving Grace: Good lwumor personally 32 Dippx Sun Club Secretary of tlwe Student Government '45 Prolect '41, '45 Atlwlctic Board '42 Honors in Mathematics '42 English Club '43 Mathematics Clula '42, '43 Honorable Mention for Academic Credit '45 Vvinner of MXN '42, '43 Posture lmprovement Credit '41 Varsity Hockey Team '42, '43 lst Sun Hoclcey Team '42, '45 2nd Sun Hoclcey Team ,4O lst Sun Baseball Team '40 Ist Sun Soccer Team '40, '41, '42 Ski Club '40, '41, '42, '45 Sun Gym Team '41, '42 . 'Sv I 65 X X 2 f Dotsie, Frizlauz IDOROTHY LAXNN FRASER Lovat Hastings-on-Hudson, New Yorlc 4 years January 29, 1925 Vassar Where Found: Asking Ronni liow to spell words Conception of Paradise: Perpetual round of slqiing sailing, and Hying Pet Expression: Flapdoddle Pet Aversion: Being called healthy suppressed Desire: Transforming the chapel line into a Conga clwain with Margie Future Qccupationz ln a snow drift, in a puddle, in a Cloud ldiosyncrasy: Walk Saving Grace: Serenity 55 HARRIET ANN HARVEY 1025 Forest Avenue Glencoe, Illinois Q years .lanuary 5, 1925 Vassar Wliere Found: lvlalcing lists Conception of Paradise: Gold braid Pet Expression: l can't stand it Pet Aversion: Blaring music ' Suppressecl Desire: Providing competition for Clare Bootlue Future Gccupation: lvlalcing speeclies for various lost causes lclio-syncrasy: Clsrewing glasses, rims Saving Grace: Savoir faire 34 Sun Club Cluett House Committee '43 Popper Pot Boarcl ,43 Afaclemic Creclit '43 Clioir '45 Glas Clulm ,423 Mistress ,45 Grcllestra '42, '45 Englislw Clula '42, '43 Head of Property Committee Sclrool Play '45 5rcl Sun Hoclcey Team '45 Posture lmprovemcnt Cir-clit '42 1 acid, c x. ' In f?,2Al - , A Quib' I' 1-14- ffqxx Annie Sun Clula Sun President '45 Prefect '42 Sun-Dial Board '41, '42, '45 Sun Rays Board '41, '42, '45 Art Club '41, '42, '45 English Club '42, '45 Clothes Committee '41, '42, '45 2nd Sun Hoclzey Team I42: Captain '45 2nd Sun Baslcetlmall Team '41 ist Sun Baslcettzall Team Captain '42, '45 Varsity Tennis Team '42 ist Sun Tennis Team ,42 Ist Sun Baseball Team '42 Sun Gym Team '42 School Orchestra '45 Hoclcey Umpire Squad '42 X I X x A qi' .I gqx 'I IUX ff-f17cy1s Hubby, Sharlie f 1 CHARLOTTE AIJAMS HUBBARD 800 Parlc Avenue New Yorlc City 5 years December 5, 1924 Vassar Wlmere Found: Looking for telegram in Lindays maillaox Conception of Paradise: To be tl'1e l'1eroine in a magazine story ending Pet Expression: Well, l see what you mean Pet Aversion: Being told you have tlme wrong idea lnefore you've started to tell it suppressed Desire: To aslr every wife wlmere slwe First met ller liuslyand Future Occupation: Making Stradivarius turn over in luis grave ldiosyncrasy: Twisting feet around Saving Grace: Kindness 55 EILEEN JOSTEN 95 Round Hill Nortbampton, Massacbusetts 4 years February 25, 1925 Bennington Wbere Found: ln New Yorla-Violin lesson? Well, maybe Conception of Paradise: Jaftrey Pet Expression: l donyt get it Pet Aversion: Crossing bridges Suppressed Desire: To open tbe Zero Clubn downtown Future Occupation: Singing Hpoor Youll in tliat downtown nigl'1t club ldiosyncrasy: lnability to pronounce Ris Saving Grace: Kindness 56 Dial Club Music Club '40, '4l. '42, '45 Scllool Orcllestra '42: Hr-ad '45 Glee Club '45 2nd Dial Basketball Team 712: Captain 5rd Dial Basketball Team '41 Dial Gym Team '41 2ncl Dial Hoclcey Team '45 Ist Dial Soccer Team '41 Posture lmprovemcnt Credits '40, '42 Honors in Violin '42 Hoclcey Umpire Squad '43 Hs as Ioslie, Eilcenie, Toni '4 Dial Club Atliletic Board '-12, '45 Cluett House Committee '43 Pepper Pot Boarrl '43 lime Piece Boarrl lffliior '43 Cast ol' Svliool Play '45 Cast o1'l7rPnc'l1 Play '42, '43 Honors in l rencll '42 Academic Creclit '42 English Club '42, '43 German Clulz '43 Frencli Clulzz '42, '45 Posture Crt-clit '41 Varsity lloclzey Tram Captain '45 Qml Scliool lloclqey Team '42 Ist Dial lloclcey Tn-am '43 2nrl llial llorlzey Team '42 Dial Gym Team '41 Qncl Dial Baslcellzall Team '41 lst Dial Baselxall Team '41, '42 lst Dial Soccer Team '-11, '-12 Ski Club '41, '42, '45 Dial CXl lf'Pl l.r-aclvr '43 Sclaoul Orclicsira '42, '45 QQ f-E QF: ,.: Suzi SUSAN KENNEDY 160 Locust Avenue Rye. New Yorl: 3 years July QS, 1925 Smitlx Where Founcl: lVlost anywlwere Conception ol' Paraflise: Switzerlancl Pet Expression: OK. l-et's, l'm not proucl Pet Aversion: l ire clrills in Fircprool lvuiltlings Suppressecl Desire: To let tlme claoir go on singing Future Occupation: Writing comic strips lcliosyncrasyz Unconsciously suclcing l'1air Saving Grace: Humorous interpretation ol ilmings 57 Sun Club Clioir '42, '45 Matlwematics Club '45 German Club '45 3rd Sun Hoclcey Team '43 Qncl Sun Hoclcey Team '43 Hoclcey Umpire Squad '43 Isl Sun Baslcetlnall Team '42, '43 lst Sun Baseball Team '42 llonors in Music '42 N l JANE ROUGE RS l,OVv'E 33- rlericlro Long lslancl, New Yorlc X r V X 5 years C o er J assar XX Z Q 0 t 2, l92 1 x X A Hey Lowe, lunie Where Fennel: Trying to llnislw rlmnr letter C onee ption of Paradise: She nin'1r tellin, Pet Expression: Uh-Hull tlmtys plenty slick Pet Avereienz Tactlessness Snppressed Desire: To be in the COB. Club. Future Occupation: Giving Hammy diction lesson for that toicly-toicl street accent ldiosyncrasy: Absentmincledness Saving Grace: Directness 58 Sun Clulo Honorable Mention for Acaclem Mathematics Club '42, '45 Qncl Sun Hoclcey Team '43 5rd Sun Baslcetlsall Team '41 Qncl Sun Baslcetlzall Tc-am '45 Sun Baseball Team '42 Sun Soccer Team '42 Photography Club '45 School Orcliestra '42 lite Lou ii: Credit '42 Louisa MACCOLL 295 Laurel Avenue Proviclence, Rhode lsland 5 years July 9, 1925 Where Found: Forgetting things Conception of Paraflise: Wouldnyt you like to lcnow? Pet Expression: Hellooa Pet Aversion: Being told tliat sometliing wouldnt interest lier suppressed Desire: To lily Future Occupation: Arguing lcliosyncrasy: Angular posture Saving Grace: Cheerful willingness 39 DOROTHY JANE MCCUl.LOUGH Cummings Point Stamford, Connecticut 4 years Fetmruary 7, 1925 Where Found: Rocking hersetf to steep Conception of Paradise: Anywhere in Florida will cto Pet Expression: Ttiatls a funny onet Pet Aversion: lnsincerity and being cold Suppressed Desire: To sing like Danny Kaye Future Occupation: Why tempt fate? , tdiosyncrasyz Ttiat Wintc Saving Grace: All-round Hsweltness H 40 Sun Club prefect '40, '41, '42 Athletic Board '41, '45 Varsity Hockey Team '43 Sul: Varsit Hockey Team '42 2nd Sctloot' Hockey Team '42 lst Sun Hoclrey'Team '42, '43 2nd Sun Hockey Team '41 lst Sun Bastcetlldtt Team '42 2nc1 Sun Basketball Team '41 3rd Sun Basketball Team '40 lst Sun Soccer Team '41, '42 Posture Improvement Credit '41 1st Sun Baseball Team '41 ,411 1'5-v D.D.D.C., Dome Nun cvtlltl ictruta Lommitiee -ll, -45 Ij'I1Ill'I'ljlJt Piriaiict P-I5 t iiolr -I3 t tee C tutu -il, -l.'J t 4-rinan t inir -In Hammy JEAN Mad i,x1,ii 225 Lee Street Brookline. txltE1SSElCt'llISCttS Q years November 7, 1925 Where Found: Playing ttic piano and loving it Conception of Paractise: Comtaination ot VNfyoming and Maine Pet Expression: Afraid il Witt have lo tue censoreri Pei Aversion: Noisy women Suppressect Desire: That 'Zero Ctutf' ctownlown Future Occupation: Picking up ttle pieces ictiosyncrasy: Crossing tegs al piano Saving Grace: Friencttiness 41 Dia1 Dia1 1jre5ic1en1 ,115 :jm V11i'ilIIl 1110, 1-11, '42 fi1ol11r-s Qj0IHIH111f'f' 1-10, 1411, I-1.2, '45 Soeia1 Servirv Committee '41, '42, '43 Pri-im '40, '41, 'Lil 1Jia1 Tennis Team '41 5rr1 Dia1 11oc1wyY11oan1 ,110 Qnr1 13ia1 11or1vey r1wl'ElH1 '-12: Captain Y 5rc1 1Jia1 15as1u'11Ja11 V14l'iIIll Cnplairr 1-13 Yirgi1 C1u1J ,115 1'fng1is11 C1u1a '45 Give Club '40, '41, '42, '-15 11onors in Pbio1ogy 14.2 0151 ..- r1ii.fxN 1V1A'1'11.DA MC1NTiRE I 151 Brayton Street Eng1ewooe1, N. J. - Q 4 years 1V1ay Q, 1025 Sarah Lawrence if s' x Q X Flackie Where 1:ounc1: Arriving on 111e run at i11e 1as1 sec0nC1 Conception of 13arac,1ise: Changing p1aces wit11 Constance Pet Expression: 1 jusl earft wait Pet Aversion: S11ri11, nervous feminine gigg1es Srippressed Desire: C11anging 1icense p1a1es Future Uccupaiionx 1N1i114ing cows 1c1iosynCrasy: 1nc1escri19a1D1e expression Saving Grace: The courage of 1'1er convictions 42 Dial Club Preliecl '45 1 Social Service Commillc-e ,423 Cliairmun -43 Clioir 712: lwlislress '45 Clue-it llouse Commillvr' l-13 Qncl Dial Golf 'lic-am '42 Englisfli Clulx '43 flrcl Dull liiiskellmll Team '42 Ba, lllilly . 1 Brxxeixm lVlii.1.ER lvligclale House lvlillloroolc, New Yorlc Q years April 3, 1925 Where Found: Dasliing oil poetry Conveplion ol ljararlisez To liave everyone pay lier Social Service clues on lime liek Expression: Clwristoplier Pet Aversion: Dripping sliowers Suppressecl Desire: Censorerl lruture Oceupalionz lwlillcing cows lcliosyncrasyz lmpeluosiiy Saving Grace: Vim ancl Vigor 43 HOPE CLEMENT NESBIT 1709 Rittenhouse Square Ptiilaclelpliia, Pa. 5 years May 4, 1926 Vassar Where Founcl: Trying to malce up for lost time Conception of Paradise: Holding ldancls witlu Dippy Pet Expression: As a matter of tact . . . Pet Aversion: Hurrying Suppressefl Desire: To strangle tlwe people who say, HlVly, how yorfve grownlu Future Qccupation: Maintaining a bEilEillCCCl Ui cliet of fried eggs and grapenuts lcliosyncrasy: Almsentmincledness Saving Grace: Sincerity 44 Dial Club Senior Pre-feet '43 Cluett House Committee -13 Sun-Dial Pzoarrl '43 Cast of School Play '42 Cast of Frenrlw Play '43 Roll of Honor in Scliolarsliip '41, '42 Honors in latin '41, '42 Honors in Frencti '42 tlonors in Spanislw '42 Honors inllVlatl1ematies '42 Arademic Credits '41, '42, ,43 llonoralnle Mention for Acaclemic Credits '41 Englisll Club '42, '43 Mathematics Clulu '42, '45 French Cluln '45 Spanish Cluln '42, '45 Latin Club '43 Yzrel Dial Hockey Team '43: Captain '45 Qntl Dial Plaslcetlnall Team '45 'Q . ,Q Ilopo, Nespot, Nez i Dial fini: Sun-Dial Board '42, '43 Qnd Dial Baskellxail Team '43 2nd Dial Riding Team '42 '43 Sound Efforts Sriiooi Play '42 4 O 5 ,S 0 '4?e':0 0 .g31:-.- Eddie EDNA Louisa Nom Kiiakum Wrmod Greenwich Connerliciii 2 years May 7, 1925 Vxfhere Found: gnc doesnt know 'cause she ncxei looked Conceplion of Paradise: California foiilsire Los Angeles, Pei, Ifxpression: Oh sharp! IDL Siieia Pei, Aversion: Noisy people suppressed Desire: To roiiorslrale in Cr 5 in ine morning Fulure Orcupationz ixiarriago idiosyncrasy: Size 10 Saving Grave: Coinpatabiiily 415 JOAN Pf1MRc11' P,x'1 ruRsc1N la Iawlxeye Ranch Valley, Vxfyoming Q years Oclolmr 21, 1925 Sarah Lawrcmfc Nvhcrc Founcl: Trailing IWac'HaI0 Ci0I1CCDliUI1 of Paradiso: Under a XVCSIGW11 1110011 with the righl srcncry. Pm Hxpressirm: .luclas Pricsl PCI. Avcrsion The scmcially elile of Imng Island Supprcssccl Dc-sire: To he a brain Fulurc Oc'rupalir1r1g Housewife Hiosylwrasy: Slarlingg a remark Illlt never fiI1isr1il1g if Saving Grace: Loyally 4 6 Sun Clulw i Clufflt Housv c,,fJlTll'HiuC'l' '43 3rrl Sun Horlqry ,I e-am '43 Push, lbafllrf, I P K Dial Club Ctuett House Committee '45 Athletic Board '43 prefect '42 Sun-Dial Board '42, '43 Margaret Mallory Cup '41 2nd Dial Hoclcey Team i-42, '43 Dial Gym Team '41, '42 5rd Dial Basketball Team '43 Ski Club '41, '42, '45 Dial Soccer Team '42 Hockey Umpire Squad '43 Penny. Pen 1 at nf' v PENELOPE Cuariss PHASE 191 Vine Street New Britain, Connecticut 5 years December 16, 1925 Nurses' Training Where Found: Trying to copy letters and work simultaneously ' Conception of Paradise: Skiing clown moonlight Pet Expression: 011, stopt Nothing! Pet Aversion: Finicicy people I Suppressect Desire: Scaling a plate across ttie dining room Future Occupation: Holding heads lciiosyncrasy: Rising to something Saving Grace: sincerity 47 CHARLOTTE RIKER PERRY Harbor Road Southport, Connecticut 3 years November 4, 1925 Where Found: Looking for Ann Confeplion of Paraciise: Being El iarget for Cupid Pei Expression: Come on now Pei Aversionz Dripping showers suppressed Desire: To go io a facu1tyPlfneeting Future 'occupniionz Tu14ing Carre of 11er'111ree sels of twins iciiosyncrasyz Singing before breakfast Saving Grace: Frienriliness 48 Sun Ciiuiu gun Sc-rrvinry 113 Al1W101iC Bofml l-1l. '-15 Pri-ii-fi '42, V113 Choir '42, X13 qpanis11 C1u1u '-13 ilunior Yarsiiy 11m Le-y VIQ4'-21111 'A13 Sub for Ynrsiiy 11o1'1wy 71 oziui -P Qnf1 8:11001 11or1wy Team .112 3rr1 9111001 11of'1qr-y Tcfrin 'A11 Isl Sun 11oc'Ley Team 1412. ,413 2nr1 Sun 110111:-y Tc-am Y-11 11oc'1u-y Umpire Squmi '45 Sun fiym Team ,111 lst Sun Bns1c0l1m11 Team V413 21111 Sun P1asLei1'wa11 Ti-am l-11 lst Sun PJasr'1m11 Tc-ani '41, 212 Cheer iracivr '41, 31.2. 313 2nc1 Sun Tennis Tenm V411 4-f'N O U Perry Sun Cilulw Sun Rays Pmarrl '45 Ch-P Clulx '42. '43 fiasl ol School Play '43 Roll of llonor in Srliolnrsliip '42 llonors in Mallmmatirs V-42 llonors in Fronrli '42 Amclefmir' Crmlils '42, '43 English Club '42, '45 lvlnllwf-malivs filulm '42, '45 Sun Sovfvr loam l4'7 '45 KW! f 'H Ccllopliarie, Hopo l lOPE fx. PLU M M ER 785 Parlx Avenue N Q years October 16, 1926 Where Founcl: ln ilwc lxlvssagc Center Conreptinn of Pararlisc: 7208 liiloryrles Pet Expression: Oli. Vxfliillcripnmf Pet Aversion: History Sirppressefmcsire: To pull out movie m at tlic most exciting place in tlwe ljilm Future Ofcupalionz Raclin lcliosyncrasyz Cilieerlulness in ilie Saving Grave: Franlmcss 49 cw Yorlx City avldine plug lVlARJORlE ALICIA Powiiizs Duclc Poncl Roacl Glen Cove, Long lslanfl, N. Y. 4 years January 18, 1925 Sarah Lawrence Where Founcl: Hearing lnells Conception ol Paradise: Bound for Burmucla OH E1 SCIIOOIICI' Pet Expression: What flay is toclay? Pet Aversion: Bigger and loetter Math prolulems suppressed Desire: To transform the claapel line into a Conga cliain witla Dotsie Future Qccupationz Being Einsteinls staunclaest supporter lcliosyncrasy: Malapropism Saving Grace: Sense of liumor 50 Dial Clula Presiflent ol' Sll1flK'I'lt Government V-43 l-,relect '40, '41, '42 Art Clula '41, '42, '43 vllimepiece Boarcl '40, '41, '42 '43 Cluett llouse Committee '43 '2ncl Dial llocliey Team 140 lst Dial lloclcey Team '40, '41, '42, Captain '42 Qncl Sclaool lloclwy Team '4I Varsity l'l0clcey Team '42. '45 5rrl Dial Basltetlnall Team '41 Ist Dial Baslcetlmall Team V42. V432 Captain f43 lst Dialcym Team '42 lst Dial Soccer Team '40, 41, 42: Captain '41, '42 Sclwool Orclaestra '42 Q6 lxlnrgiv. Porriv Dial Club Znri Dial Rirling Team '40 ist Dial Riding Team '41, '42, '43 Varsity Riding Team '42, '43 Head of Dial Rirling Team '45 Riding Club '42 Dial Gym Team '40 3ri1 Hoclcey Team '45 llocliey Umpire Squad '45 Vwlinner Non-Secclc-rl Doubles Tennis Tournament '42 1 ' 3 -si, Il'UIIliiP, JOHN, SCFPOCII JEAN llipimcm SCHARIN 770 Vxfestleigla Roacl Lalae 4 years .luly 15, 1926 Where Found: Piclqing up stitclies Foresi lllinois Concepiion of Paraclise: Kimlmerlon Hills Pet Expression: T11ai's no lic, Are you laid mg? Pei Aversion: Tliin people ilial go on cl Suppressecl Desire: To Weigh 98 Future Occupation: Man lwunling lcliosyncrasy: Squinting at Mr. Tluomas Saving Grace: Generosily. 51 ie DOROTHY VVA1- LACE SHEPARD 1110 South Negtey Avenue Pittstuurgtr, Pa. 3 years Q November 27, 1925 Saratm Lawrence Where Found: Borrowing in 202 Conception of Paradise: To eat and eat and never get fat Pet Expression: Ont tm sooo excited La La La Pet Aversionz Rising Lett suppressed Desire: To be a button on his stwirt after he says gooctnigtit Future Occupation: Looking for a vocabulary idiosyncrasy: Clapping twancts Saving Grace: Even temper 52 Dial Club Senior House Protect '43 Ctuett House Committee '43 Photography Clutw '4l. '42 '45 5rd Dial Hockey Team '43 et Dollic, Curly Dial Club 5rcl Dial lrlorlcey Team '45 Yzrcl Baslmttiall Team '42 Posture lmprovement Creclit '41, '42 Virgil Clut: '45 Ji A .ii J' 9 Clzickie DIONYSIiR COLLEEN SKOURAS 2 Slwore Road Rye, New Yorlc 5 years January 7, 1926 Smitlu Where Founcl: laagging Conception of Paraclise: Having vacation all year rouncl Pet Expression: Say it isnlt so Pet Aversion: People wlio are always entlwusiastic alvout notliing suppressed Desire: To turn on ttie air raicl alarm Future Occupation: Flying transport planes to England lcliosyncrasyz Her opportune auclitory incapacity Saving Grace: Nonclialance 55 ROMAIN E GlI5'I'iXX'.'X 501.12-iiR'1' 106 South Lee Streel Alexannlria, Virginia 3 years September 7, 1925 Vassar Vxflmere Fouml: Spelling lor Dotsie ancl pronounving for lvlargie Conrepiion ol: Paraclise: Nanlurlqci el al Pet lfxprcssiun: Funny girll Crumy Pet Aversionz Long clivision ancl l.alin synlax Suppresserl Desire: Not to suppress tlrem Future Ocrupatiorr Forgelling Hllae lilile ilaings lcliosyncrasyz Funny laces Saving Grace: lndivicluality 54 Dial Clula Serial Servire Commillee '42, '43 Cilollws Curnmiilee '42, '43 Business Manager, 1943 Pepper Poi Casl ol Frenrlw Play 142, '43 llonors in Frenrll ,42 Acacle-mir' cil'l'lllt '45 English Cluln '42, '45 Frenrla Clulv '41, '42, x45 Spanish fxlulu '42. '45 lst Dial Rirling Team '40 Ski Club '42, '43 ls' Dial Gym Team '42 -N- G I Rorrni Dial Clulz Atlilelic Association Prvsiclcrit '45 Allilelir' lloarrl Y-LZ Prefer! '42 Priilf' foininitlec' V-IU, '41, .425 Cliairman '45 Glpe Club '40, '41, '42, '45 Posture Credit v-10 llolcomlu- XX'airl 'lie-nnis fiup '-12 Varsity lloclu-y Pllcam Y-11. '42, V45 Captain '42 Qncl Scliool llocltvy Twain -IU lst Dial llorlcey Team V-'IO 1-il. veil. '45 llovlu-y Umpire Squatl V-15 Dial Gym lc-ani .41 ISI Dial llaslcc-llJall Team '41, '42, l-45 Varsity 'lun-nnis il-eam '40, '41, Y-1.2 Dial Basvlaall rl cam V-ll Slilikie, Slilicli, Dee LDIANE NVHITNEY STINCHFIELD IOQI Harvard Road Grosse Pointe,Micl1. 41 years May 7, 1925 Saralm Lawrence Where Found: Hurrying Nesloit Conception of Paradise: Six foot two, eyes of blue Pet Expression: Hurry on Pet Aversion: People who uluorrowu and never return Suppressecl Desire: To run away from lwer shadow Future Occupation: Tlme Hgreat careern slie laas been tolcl alnout lcliosyncrasy: Procrastination Saving Grace: Kinclness 55 BARBARA ANNE STRAXV 333 Woodland Road Latce Forest, tttinois ft years May 1, 1926 Sarah Lawrence Where Found: tn a tiututxte txatti Conception ot Paractise: Catitornia Pet Expression: Tate it away Pet Aversion: Gifts wearing stactcs on ttwe street suppressed Desire: Rottcrstfaling in Grand Centrat Future Occupation: twarriage tctiosyncrasy: Tattcing with tier twancts Saving Grace: Geniatity 56 Dial Ctutb Gtee Ctutv '40, '4l, '42 Sun-Dial Briant '43 Cast ot Sftaoot Play '40 Prompler ot Srtioot Play '42, '43 ks? Bobbie Sun Club Pepper Pot llzoarrl '43 Rall ol. llonor in Srliularsliip ,Lil Honors in Fri-null '41 llonors in l.alin '42 llonors in lVlatlac-matics '41, '42 Academic Creclils '41, '42, '43 lVlall'1emati1's Club '42, '43 Virgil Clulv '43 Qncl Sun llorlwy Team '42 Sun Gym Team '41 3rrl Sun Baslcellmall Tcani '42 E15 ww-Nh ' ' Fi' l Berry, Irwin ELIZABETH IRNVIN TOWNSE ND Sewiclcley Heiglits Sewiclcley, Pennsylvania 3 years November 15, 1925 Vassar Wlwere Found: Meeting Margie in tlie senior loclaer room Conception of Paradise: To lwave lier curiosity always salisfiecl Pet Expression: Fade it Pet Aversion: New permanents Suppressccl Desire: To be in on a Hlaull session H Future Occupation: Getting ancl slaying illin lcliosyncrasyz Lallgliing at wrong times Saving Grace: Elfervescence 57 Dial Club Choir '40, '41, '42, '43 Glee Club '40 lvlusic Club '40, '41, ,42, '43 Presirlent of Music Clulm '43 llonors in Aclvancerl Piano '41, Frencli Clulm '41, '42, '45 French Play ,42, '45 Posture Credit '41 Qncl Dial Hoclcey Team '42 Ski Club '42, '45 Scliool Orclaestra '42, '45 '4 P. if Q 1 DOROTHY ELY WARDEN - ' 1 if .lourneyls Encl lvlenclon, Rutland County, Vt. eh' ' 4 years lVlay 9, 1926 Vassar Where Found: ln a blast of liot air. Dome Xvm Conception of Paraclise: Floating on a cloucl witli a piano under one laancl ancl a laottle of root ,luee tlwe otlier. Pet Expression: Penny, clonlt pollute mel . Pet Aversion: Spongers. Suppressecl Desire: To yoclel tlwe Sunclay anllwem. Future Occupation: Competing witli lvlarion Anderson. lcliosyncrasyz Blullqoonery. Saving Grace: Vivaciousness. 58 rin Dial Pride Committee '42, '45 Hiking Flulu '42, '43 an Beiiy ELIZABETH NVEST Falmouth Foreside Portland, Maine 2 years July 26, 1925 Garland Where Found: Closing windows Conception of Paradise: June Week at Annapolis Pet Expression: Itvs simply divine Pet Aversion: Getting up suppressed Desire: To maize a jeep Hy Future Occupation: Taking bubble baths lcliosyncrasy: Windmiliing arms Saving Grace: Doing ttioughtfui things for other people 59 JEAN CRAWFORD WILKIN Barlaados Britisli West lndies 6 years August 22, 1924 Where Found: Wiping out dust in lier maillnox, Conception of Paradise: Stranded on a desert island witlu tlie riglit man Pet Expression Oh Fudge Pet Aversion: Radiators tldat go on only in warm weatlier suppressed Desire: To let out a lnlood-curdling scream in Study Hall Future Occupation: Raising a large family ldiosyncrasy: Domesticity Saving Grace: Dependalvility 60 Sun Club prefect '42, '45 Art Clulo President '45 Sun Rays Board '41, ,422 Editor '45 For Pity's Salce Board '58, ,593 Editor Pepper Pot Board '45 Sun-Dial Board '45 Clotlaes Committee '42, '45 Cast of School Play '40, '42 Cast of French Play '42, '45 Frencll Clulu '42, ,45 2nd Sun Traclc Team '58 5rd Sun Hoclcey Team l-45 5rd Sun Baslcetliall Team Captain '45 Varsity Cvolf Team '42 lst Sun Golf Team Captain '42 Winner of Fatl'1er's and Dauglitefs Cvolf Tournament '42 lmprovement in Posture Credit '40 Cluett House Committee '45 s I f OPS fr tum. Kip '4 Sun Clul: Cluett House Presiclent '45 prefect '42 Hoclcey Varsity Team '42, '45 lst Sun Hoclcey Team ,421 Captain '45 lst Sun Baslcetlaall Team ,422 Captain '45 Sun Gym Team '41, '42 Sun Soccer Team '42 Posture lmprovement Credits '41, '42 Posture Credit '45 Englisli Cluln '42, '45 Hoclcey Umpire Squacl '45 M r KJ K N up-,.,,,,.9n Ioanie, Xx7OOdbU7'y, Xvoody JOAN BowD1'rcH WOODFORD 62 Main Street Riclgelfielcl, Connecticut 5 years May 14, 1926 Vassar Where Found: Arriving on tlwe run at tlle last seconcl Conception of Paraclise: Fincling Hllim H Pet Expression: Oh clearl We're gonna lmave to run Pet Aversion: People wluo leave doors open Suppressecl Desire: To join ,lanie in tlwe C.O.B. Future Qccupationz Loolcing for l1er lcniglit in sliining armour lcliosyncrasy: Shifting gaze Saving Grace: Loyalty ,e1 62 CLASS WILL E the Seniors of 1943 heing still sound in mind and lnody do herehy hequeath the following: Lihhy Archer leaves her HYes, Honu to Luz. Annie Auger leaves her winning ways to the Social Service Committee. Carel Berry leaves her freedom to anyone who can use it. Peggy Boolcmyer leaves her graceful sway to Balch. Marion Carry leaves to Vernon Lynch her job of constructive criticism to council. Betsy Deane leaves her cheerful morning countenance to Ann Rentschler. l.ela Dipson leaves her Sunday Walk to Ellie Speer. Dotsy Fraser leaves her health to the Rest Room. Ann Harvey leaves her angelic expression to Mary Willcox. Charlotte Hulahard leaves her Sun spirit to the new beams. Eileen .losten leaves her lnlaclc mop to Lizzie fdownstairsj. Susie Kennedy leaves her Hsuccessfuln d-lcinlter to Helen Livingstone. .lane Lowe leaves her size 32 to Linda Bailey. Louise Maccoll leaves her lmitting to the Thomases. Dotty McCullough leaves the name of McCullough to no one. .lean Nlaclqlale leaves her holnlny pin to Alice Headley. .lean Mclntire leaves her neatness to Norris. Barbara Miller leaves her solitary cell to future Bards. Hope Neshit leaves her wit to Julie Ann Jaclcson. Eddie Noll leaves her hands to Polly Sampson. .loan Patterson leaves her Pepsodent smile to Hope. Penny Pease leaves her Puritan morals to Lucy Dodge. Charlotte Perry leaves her hips to Griggs. Hope Plummer leaves her favorite subject to anyone who dares talce it. Margie Powers leaves her lnirdlilce appetite to Naoma Donnelley. ,lean Scharin leaves her dieting aloility to Joyce Cummings. Dotty Shepard leaves her petite form to Teddy Smith. Chiclcie Slcouras leaves her raucousness to Ann Pery. Ronnie Solhert leaves the Clothes Committee. Dee Stinchlield leaves her silver soprano to Betty Swift. Barhara Straw won't leave a thing : it all goes to the Air Corps. Betty Townsend leaves her Scotchness to the laorrowers. Dottie Warden leaves her Figure 8 to String Bean. Betty West leaves hilcing. After six years Kip leaves. .loanie Woodford leaves her white face to Whipple. Clipper leaves his voice to the Choir. We leave our sincere appreciation for all her help and lcindness throughout the year to Tessie. THE CLASS OF 1943. 63 ,ganna 'ii W 'U s' if Q K x,. . Q A, fi ' x s Kc - in S153 4- . QQ SN . Q23 M F , N + 2 3. Y swf? is S it A ff' N., 'El ia- L 639' 1 f . F' 'mf -. ii-RL i 1 -H3 - ,ff 3' ai-. Personality. ,,...... Cbaracter 4......,... Sense of Humor ......., Poise ...,........,........, Complexion, .. Hair 4........,. Eyebrows ......, Eyes .,.....,.,..... Eyeiasbes ....... Moutb ,.,,.,...., Teetb ,.....,.. Smile ,.,...... Laugh ...,,... Hands ,..,... Nails ...,...... Legs ....,..,.,. Profile .,r.,., Nose ....... Figure ....,.., Carriage .....,.., Voice ......... Most Popular ..... Most Beautifub. Most Attractive. Most Striking ....,. Most Glamorous... Prettiest ............ Best Looking ,.,... Cutest ........,....... Best Groomed ........... Most Energetic... Most Ambitious. Most Capable .,.. THE PERFECT GIRL Kennedy, Miller, Hubbard, Mccullougb, Mclntire ftiel Powers, Fraser, Pease ,.......Nesbitg Kennedy, Mclntire, Skouras, Berry ftiel Fraser, Macldaie ..,.,.....Harvey, Fraser, Patterson .....,.,..Perry, Skouras, Lowe ..,...,...Scbarin, Lowe, Harvey Hubbard, Perry .,,....,..Hubbard, Dipson, Sbepard .....,...Hubbard, Nesbit, Macldaie ,. ,...,.,,..,.,., .,.Carryg Townsend, Perry ......,....POWeI'S, TOWHSCHC1, KCHDCJY ..,...,...,..Nesbit, Hubbard, Mctntire Straw, Noll .,.....,.,.Wilkin, Boolcmyer, Straw ...,................Straw, Nesbit, Miller ,..,........,.,.,...,.Auger, Plummer, Solbert ... ...Pllll'I1l'1'1CI', Mccultougb, Hubbard ,...,...,....Straw, Boolcmyer, Woodford Woodford, Auger ,. ...Lowe, Warden, Patterson CLASS VOTES Hubbard, Mccutlougb, Powers Hubbard ......,.,...Perryg Lowe, Mccultougb, Woodford ftiel Perry, Skouras Macldale, Straw .........Hubbardg Vxfoodfordg Harvey, Nesbit, Perry ftiej Perry, Mccultougb, Nesbit .........AUgCI', Hubbard, Townsend ..................Lowe, Noll, Booicmyer - .. .. - -- - . - -Kennedy, Woodford, Pease ....,.......Berryg Fraser, Auger, Solbert ftiej Fraser, Miller, Mclntire Most Lilcety to Succeed ............ ........ M iuerg Fraser, Harvey ftiejg Berry, Deane ftiej Most Likely to Be Famous ..... .....,.................. . ........,.,....... P lummer, Josten, Fraser Most conscientious ,............. ........ .... .........,........ H a rv ey, Solbert, Pease Most Entertaining ......... ........ K ennedy, Slcouras, Nesbit Wittiest ....................,.... ................ N esbit, Kennedy, Carry Most Sophisticated ,.......... .......... M acHaIe, Booicmyer, Ldwe Most Tactfui ................ ............... .,....... P o wers, Fraser, Hubbard 66 Most Common Sense. Most lntellectual ....... Most Practical ........... Most Brilliant ....... Smartest .....,...,.. Most Athletic .,...., Best Sport ................, Most Griginal ........... Done Most for Scliool .......... Scliool Has Done Most for ..,.,... Franlcest .....,,........,,.......,........, Noisiest ..........................,,... Most Gullitmle ..........,,,....... Most Temperamental ...,.... Best Naturecl ...............,.. Most Modest ..,.....,........ Most Sentimental ........,. Most Generous .......... Most Naive ............ Most Optimistic .......,. Most Pessimsitic ........ Most Graceful ...,.... Biggest Eater ...... Biggest Blullner ........ Biggest Drag .,......,...,.. Talces Life Easiest ...,.,.. Talces Life Hardest.. Best Dancer ........,.... ,..... ln Biggest Fog ......,. Socialite .............. Biggest Vamp ......... Biggest Tallcer ........ Most Domestic ...... First Marriecl .......... Laziest .............,.......... Biggest Man Hater ....... , . ..., ...,... Fraser, Woodford, Harvey ..,..,....,.Harvey, Neslnit, Soltmert .,...,....,...Fraser, Harvey, Wilkin ...,..,..,.NeslJit, Plummer, Townsend ,..,,.,..Nesluit, Townsend, Berry ...,....,.,.Stincl1l:ielcl, Kennedy .,....,...NeslJit, Kennedy, Deane .........Berry, Harvey, Mactlale ,.,.,.....Powers, Mclntire, Fraser ....,...,,......Josten, West, Nestait .........Berry, Kennedy, Sctmarin ,........,Slcouras, Berry, .losten Powers, Auger ,.,.....Dipson, Patterson, Arcluer .......,...,......Sl1eparcl, Deane, Powers ,...,......Powers, Hubbard, Mccullougti .......,,........,Auger, l'lulnlJarcl,Vxfillcin .....,.,...,..Deane, Powers, Sllepard .............Plummer, Hulmlnarcl, Powers ........Powers, Townsend, lVlacColl lVlacl'lale, Pease ........Augerg Boolcmyerg Kennedy, Warden ftiel Neslxit, Auger Berry, Carry ...........VVillcing Berry,Carry ftielg Plummer ..........,..,..Sl4ouras, Kennecly, Townsend ....,,...........SollJert, Hulnluarct, Pease ..........Boolcmyer, Auger, Mccullougli ............l'lulJlJarcl, Patterson, Mactlale ......,...,Townsencl, lVlacl'lale, Boolcmyer ....,....,,.Boolcmyer, Berry, Townsencl Berry, Mclntire, .losten Harvey ......,,....,..Noll, Straw, lVlcCullougl1 ,.......Stincl1lieltl, Arclwer, lVlacl'lale Most Cheerful .,...............,. ......... 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' 4, v 1 K'- lk 'A' ' LL-, 'fflfwzsg' Alf ' jf' 5 59 Y, .'l'lf'f. - 5 ..,A A . A 0 -9. ' X Q' w. v951'1 Q I ' , -.Ag .K ' P L ' V mmby M ' 9 WRX ' ' A 'S 5 K H yi, if K. 2 W ,R R 3 RX! M .Fx j ,L Q X -, K Q if 1 , 5 M M, 1 Ex F f ix X I 1 f A gi ,A , P Q ,X xg, 3.5 4' 5 D K' r' I N f Q , dl ,Q-V' k,hwM -N-..-mm Www V M N ig QQ ds ,,,,,,,,..ve .H X, if x, xw., . L 'X TRIAL ARK stood at the small harred window of his dingy cell inhaling the scent of fresh mown hay which hung over the plain in a motionless cloud for a short moment each morning when Nature seemed to wait hreathless for the dawn. His eyes were steady and his hands lay relaxed on the wide sill. They were going to lcill him, hut why should he he afraid? He had never heen afraid of anything. Had he not, as a child, dashed into a flaming ham to save a cat and her seven lcittens? He remembered how he had heen the hero of all the little girls for weelcs afterwards, and how he had loved it. Now was his chance to he an even greater hero. lnstead of a handful of lcittens he would save a hundred innocent Jewish children from the horrihle fate which awaited them if they remained in this race-conscious turmoil. For this his name would live in their hearts forever. Behind him Mark heard the sound of heavy lceys and he turned to face two .darlc figures waiting at attention to escort him to the court. Unfalteringly he moved for- ward, and as they trod down the passage, a confident smile crept over Marlcys young face. They moved out into the chill air of the crepuscle and forward to the high, roughly made scaffold. At the top of the narrow, uneven steps stood the lean sil- houette of the executioner. As Marlfs foot touched the first step it stopped- short. A deep voice beside him echoed the words he had so often read of in childhood, Have you any last word? H Of course he had. He lcnew he could even save his life if he wanted to. Had it not heen plainly stated in his sentence that, should he decide to reveal certain secret information concerning persons guilty of treason, his case would he recon- sidered? But he had chosen to he silent. Slowly he rose parallel to the executioner. As he straightened himself hefore the limp cord a sudden light struclc his pale fea- tures. The sun hurst into the world, the fields were flooded with light, and the hirds welcomed dawn with a dazzling chorus. His whole hody was suddenly warmed and he longed to rush out and fling himself down in the golden hay. It was only two years ago that he had done that very thing with his hoyhood companions. It seemed to him that he was then hut a carefree child and though he was now only nineteen years old he 'felt infinitely older. Why should two years malce such a difference? He wasnit really old yet. He was young, strong, an ahle mechanic with great pos- sihilities for success. They had no right to lcill him now. The darlc form of the executioner stepped forward and tool: hold of the noose. With a hlood-curdling shrielc, Marla crumpled up on the splintery platform and wailed for mercy. ln an hysterical daze he was yanlced to his feet and led away still sohhing out disconnected vows to tell all he lcnew. Late that afternoon, when the underside of the clouds was heginning to turn pinlc, a limp form staggered out over the muddy cohhles of the prison court. His eyes were hloodshot, and his hands clutched nervously at the edge of his wom coat. One could hardly recognize him to he the determined young Marlc who had marched erect over the same rough court just hefore sunrise. When he had passed the heavy iron gate he stopped to heave a long quivering sigh. He remained, for some time, leaning wealcly against the outer wall of the prison. At the sound of a truclc stop- ping in front of the gate he lifted his head wearily and opened his swollen eyes just 75 enough to see a rough guard shove an old man out of the truclc with the hutt of a long rifle. The guard did not seem to notice Mark as he hustled the wretched old man toward the gate, hut the latter stared for a moment into Marlfs eyes with a haggard, unhelieving expression which made the lad's lcnees tum to water and his head throh. The old man was his uncle, more than a father to him since his parents had died. The two had worlced together for six months helping Jewish children to get to America and smuggling money out for them. And now he lcnew full well that he had hetrayed his only friend, the only man who had always heen faithful to him. Marlc shuddered violently as he saw the hedraggled Figure disappear behind the cold gray walls. Slowly he turned down the road which ran along a deep, languid canal. ln the neighboring village a melancholy hell tolled the supper hour, and the sun hlinlced out behind a distant swell in the plain. He stopped and stared into the muddy water. As the light of the earth had gone out so had the light of his soul. He felt all hope leave him, staggered and slid silently into the dull depths of the canal. ' SUSAN KENNEDY OUR FAMILY TREE Billy, the Kid, was a handit hold, And we're his descendants, we are told. So after schools out, every day Daisy and I go out to play At heing peerless, wiclced, fearless, Shooting, hanging, looting, hanging. We've lcilled some meng we're only ten, And none of our friends are gentlemen. But Father says we're royalty From chivalrous lcings of Saxony, So alter school time yesterday Daisy and l went out to play At heing queenly, elegant, seemly, Crowned, stately, renowned greatly. We rule all men, though only ten, And all of our friends are nohlemen. But Mother says welre only one, For heing hoth Hjust canlt he clone. So down we went to the lihrary To Find the .lonesys family tree, And there we read the grandest things, Better far than handits and lcings. 'Emhezzled funds! Degenerate sons, Such words we never heard. The degenerate Jones, we cried in loud tones, And Uncle Franlc in that hig hanlclu We're famous men, though only ten, And all of our friends are great, great men OH? we rushed to tell the news, ln hright and happy colored hues Father was not as glad as we. 'KNOW donyt you forget we're royalty, For there's nothing at all in a family tree That shows the truth of a pedigreef' CHARLOTTE HUBBARD 76 RAINBOW SURPRISE The glorious autumn day hrings me suspense. The heauteous sunset of a summer night, The gentte wind wherein the magic ties, Fatt like a vision on hewitdered sight. The hrooding cotd of winter is suspense. The spartcting wonder ot new tatten snow, The icy crystals matte the forest dense, And drip, drop gently on the earth hetow. The majesty ot' ancient, statety pine, The humhte dignity of nodding Hower, The soft detight of mossy hantcs that line The tuscious heauty of the springtime hower. The aqua htue of meadow latte and stream, Reiqected in the vasttess span of stty. The Hutty ctouds that wander in a dream, Send as they pass, the echo of a sigh. The gentte south wind, who to us brings life And hreathes its fresh awatcening everywhere, ts sister to the north wind,s frosty tcnife, Which sends att Nature to her winter tair. The dartc foreboding depths of endless sea, Can in a moment, swept hy caretess gust, Dash, ttashing upwards, curting on the teag Spread sitver wings, fatt hack in eager trust. Cut lite is made of joy hut atso grief. The Iovetiness ot Nature has defect. tt is the contrast which keeps us in peace, There is the chattenge, it we once reftect. Life,s interest is obtained from good and had. tt is the winter cold that forms the snow. Yet in the icy htast we are not sad, Why then, in lite, do thoughts in sadness How? For att earth,s heauty's not for us alone, Since it hetongs to Someone high ahove. Not just the ttowers, hut each ugty stone Does He Find heauty in, and show His love. His rainhow then unites the earth and stty, It mingtes happy thoughts with ttowing tears, And watts away the tong days with a sigh, Tilt we are free from all our earthly fears. BARBARA MILLER 77 .ix-NY. , CQQn.10,Ns. W. VN. M x ,,...- - Y A' -, xx ihfgiifir 1 X x K Jlllkwv- I-. 'Uhr 1, X W N ynM0 AQwHi , Q!! ' 4 ga 'M 'N - - ' . X x,,Mv . w5s ..s.aQ!g QFHiHi-'3w W ' : . , 7-wig . xx.. 5.-5.1-I-3.5.4 R f2.ff,F,, ,T A 'itil my TMVTJHW ,4 1' .N L L V5 . , , ,W O X ? l N g ' I X Q 1 Vfl, ll K f U Q 1 E K lay' A 3 I Ay? .I ,fm N- , ' ' 5' i C211 WV gg,-n 4 5 .., T1 W A P X v A ,,,. W N A Q' u t Q , i ,' , 'f'+e4.r.z1 5 , ' I i 1: m Q V ,LZL 5yQ:,n,5 i,' .L! , . V V k 0 xl A L K m V . q Af A 1i , ex ? , , W A SEVENTH GRADE, FIRST SECOND, THIRD FORMS FOURTI-I FORM M 80 Adams, Joan ,....... Aguilera, Lourdes ..... Allan, Jocelyn .....,..... Ankeny, Kendall .......... 1 UNDERGRADUATES 100 Norwood Road, West Hartford, Conn. ...........................Paula No. Lgtlavana, Cuha Fifth AVB.,N6,1lV York City ..........151O Mount Curve, Minneapolis, Minn. Ashhum, Phyllis ....... ..................... B rooks School, North Andgver, Mass. Auger, Margaret .......,... ......... 2 75 West Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Bailey, Linda ......... Balch, Jeanne .. Baldwin, Loise ........... O. Box 612, New Canaan, Conn. ..............Hopewel1 Rd., Montgomery, Ohio Hills, New York Barr, Elizaheth ,........ ..,........ 9 80 Woodland Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. Berdan, Clair ......... Brown, Elizabeth.. Buckley, Patricia... Byrd, Helen A ........,. Chandler, Sophie. Chaney, Diane ......... Chapman, Lucile .......... Charske, Penelope ......... Cox, Marianna ...... ............2lO9 Collingwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio .---......2617 Berkshire Rd., Cleveland, Ohio ..................,.,.....Great Elm, Sharon, Brimer St., Boston, Mass. ........................Montchanin, Delaware ...........1055 Poma Ave., Coronada, Cal. ....................................Portland. Conn. Heights, Conn. Annwood Lane, E. W. H., Cincinnati, Ohio Cummings, Joyce ..... ............,...... 1 460 N. Lake Rd., Lake Forest, lll. Cunningham, .lane .... ....,.... 6 30'1W. Washington Ave., South Bend, lnd. Darling, Molly ........... Darling, Sally ........... ...............-..238?South Mairiiwst., Andover, Mass. Sfguth Main St., Andover, Mass. Davis, lda .............. ........ A.'. . .'.. A .101 Lafayette Stqigpenver, Colo. deAndia, Luz ......,. .....,.....,........ 1 107 Fifth Ave., New York City DeLong, Lizzie ...... ...,...... 1 15 North Green Bay Rd., Lake Forest, lll. Demarest, Nancy .......... ,..........,...... 5 2 Sturgis Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Dempsey, Diana ....... ......... 1 2819 Lake Shore Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio Dick, Dorothy ........... ..................... 2 09 E. 72nd St., New York City Dixon, Betsy ............,.... ........ ........... 1 O 15 Green Bay Rd., Lake Forest, lll. Dodge, Lucy ............,..........................................................,.....,.............. Farmington, Conn. Donnelley, Naoma .... Marith Apartments, 59th and Cathedral N. W., Washington, D. C. Doop, Barhara .................... .... G otham Hotel, Fifth Ave. and 55th St., New York City Forker, Helen ............ ......................... 1 .....,....... 5835 Howe Sf., Pittsburgh, Penna. Grithth, Hannah ........... ......... 1 201 Virginia Rd., Pasadena, Cal. Griggs, Hope ............. ....,.,................ A rdsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Hadley, Katherine. Hardy, Carol ....,..... East 71st St., New York City ...........6801 Edgerton Ave., Pittshurgh, Penna. 81 f. wg - e,,..,.,, ' ,f .Lf ,,, , . ., TR lj. M32 F I s .ii ' if ' 2. 1 5 Hart, Constance... Hazen, Frances ..... Headley, Alice ..... Hilliard, Elsie ...,,.,.4,l l'lirscl1, Dorothy ..,...., Hixon, lrene .....,,... Holnlns, Corlene .,., Holliday, Lucy ,.,.,.,. Hoplcins, Patricia.. Howard, Betsyul... Howell, Estlier ............., Hulnlaard, Elizalnetlu.. Hudson, Margaret ...,.... Hullard, Priscilla ,...,. Hunter, Elizalnetlu ,.,...... Hutcliins. l'lelen ....... Jaclcson, Julie Anne ,.... tlolinson, Elaine .,...... ilolinson, Estlier ..,....,. Kaye. Mary ........... Kelley, Pamela .,....... Kennedy, Patricia. Lamont, Louise. LeBlond, Patricia. Lee, Ruth ,.........,,..... Livingstone, Helen ....,., Lyncli, Dolly ,..,...,.... Lyncli, Vernon ,....,.,...., Mccormiclc, Sliirley .,....... McGraw, Grace ..,,..,. lVlcLaugl-ilm, Hollis ...... lVlclVlillan, Sliirley .....,.. lvlarlcle, Joan ...,......... Marlcle, Marian ...,. Meeslce, Joan ,.,..,...... Mertens, Trudy ,.,..,.. Midlall, Betty ...,.....,...... Morton, Marian Rutli ....,.,... Nicliols, Cliristine ........ Noll, Hope .,.......,..... Norris, Marguerite ....,.... O'Neill-Butler, Anne .... Payson, Payne ,.,... Buclcingliam St., Waterbury, Conn. Asylum Ave., Hartford, Conn. D. No. 2, Lexington, Kentuclcy .........Silver Spring Farm, Old Mill Rd.,Sl1arpsl'Jurg, Penna. ............l42 East 71st St., New Yorlc City El Circulo Drive, Pasadena, Cal. .. .,..............., Braeloum Rd., Flossrnoor, lll. ........5655 Sunset Lane, lndianapolis, lnd. East 82nd St., New Yorlc City Carlyle, 55 East 76tl'1 St., New Yorlc City ..........................Great Neclc Rd., Vxfaterford, Conn. Pleasant St., Holyolce, Mass. Lexington Ave., Bullalo, N. Y. ..........l'ligl'1wood, Plandome, Long lsland, N. Y. Parlc Ave., New Yorlc City ..,......1ll Lafayette Ave., Grand Rapids, Miclx. Main St.,Ridge1Cield, Conn. ................River Rd., New Brunswiclc, N. il. ...........Route No. 1, Box 26,Edmonds,Wasl1. lndiana Ave., Corpus Claristi, Tex. N. Greenlnay Rd., Lalce Forest, lll. ..,.,......5487 Kalanianaole Higliway, Honolulu, T. H. Parlc Ave., Apt. 5-C, New Yorlc City Cliimneys, Madeira, Oliio Astor St.,Cl1icago,lll. Lalce Sliore Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms, lVlicl1. Greenery, Ridgefield, Conn. Parlc Ave., New Yorlc City Rd., New Canaan, Conn. .........54O Lalceland Ave., Grosse Pointe, Micli. ..........1OS7 Edgewood Rd., Lalce Forest, lll. ................................l'lollow Tree Ridge Rd., Darien, Conn. Perma, cfo The Marlcle Banlcing and Trust Co., Hazelton, Penna. Parlc Rd., Muslcegon, Micli. N. il. ..........2Q07 Oaliu Ave., Honolulu, T. H. O. Box 568, Greensboro, N. C. Eastway, Bronxville, N. Y. ,........Kl1alcum Wood, Greenwicli, Conn. ........142O Lalce Slaore Drive, Cliicago, lll. .........105 East 64tli St., New Yorlc City ...........................lVlanl'1asset, Long lsland, N. Y. 82 Pery, Anne .......... .. .......... Gracelsield, Great Neclc, Long lsland, N. Y. Pettit, Meredith ....,...... ......... 9 I Middlesix Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Porter, Maxine ......... Rentschler, Ann ....... Rentschler, Helen ..... Richter, Joan ........ Rohertson, Frances Ryerson, Ellen .,...... Sampson, Margaret Sampson, Mary ...... Scheerer, Linda ...... Searles, Virginia... Shinlcle, Florence Sidley, Elaine ,..,... Slcinner, Sarah ......... . Smith, Theodosia... Smith, Virginia ..... Speer, Eleanor ...... Speer, Laurette ...... Speer, Margot ........ Spurr, Joan ,............ Stevens, Janet ........ Studehalcer, Mary.. Swift, Elizaheth ..... Tener, Anne ......,..... Tomplcins, Janice. Tuttle, .loan ...... Wallcer, Ann ....... Warner, Peggy ...,.... Weelcs, Beatrice .,.... . Weston, .loan .,........... . Whipple, Margaret .......... Willcox, Mary .,.....,..... .....,... Wynegar, Mary ....,...,. ..... Yerza, Constance. .. Young, Elizaheth ......... ...........591 Lincoln Rd., New Britain, Con.. O. Box 75, West Hartford, Conn. O. Box 75, West Hartford, Conn. .........1606 E. lrving Pl., Milwaulcee, Wisc. ............Llewellyn Parlc, West Orange, N. J. Astor St., Chicago, lll. ........,.......182OO S. Woodland Rd., Shalcer Heights, Cleveland, Qhio .. ........ 18200 S. Woodland Rd., Shalcer Heights, Cleveland, Ohio ..,............Llewellyn Parlc, West Grange, N. il. Laurel Rd., New Britain, Conn. Portland Pl., St. Louis, Mo. .........Silver Spur Ranch, Encampment, Wyo. ..........1155 Northampton St., Holyoke, Mass. .. ....,........,. 321 Long Hill St., Springfield, Mass. ...........l54 Academy St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. .The Ethel Wallzer School, Simshury, Conn. ...lntervale Ave., Roslyn, Long lsland, N. Y. .The Ethel Wallcer School, Simshury, Conn. .. ,...........,...,...,........ The Larches, Sparltill, N. Y. ......................... KnollhroolcH, Concord, Mass. 1229 East Jelterson Blvd., South Bend, lnd. South Ridge Rd., Lalce Forest, lll. ...........Camp Meeting Rd., Sewiclcley, Penna. ...........15O East 73rd St., New Yorlc City ...................Lalce Road, Short Hills, N. J. ,........2616 Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu, T. H. ...,........5502 Lomhardy Pl., Baltimore, Md. Valentine St., West Newton, Mass. ..........................Holmesdale, Pittsfield, Mass. Elm Tree Rd., Lalce Forest, lll. M2420 16th St., N.W., Washington, D. C. Parlc Ave., New Yorlc City Fairfield St., Boston, Mass. ...........808 San Rafael Ave., Pasadena, Cal. S axwwmwq .is wmv 1 fllm. 9 V4 1 - lg-iii -x illlgwv- 5 Niwkiien my ,,, 'ffkllfn 1 ,,. A--N,,k,M ,xXQ wi . h ,X - 75 - Yr' . . H . A-if' Y .1:- 1 54, lr , nxt QF? '. ' xx Tx - N. 5' 'lx . 1. 5 lu ,ff Arm - ' '-ivist-. 'S . 'z LT' E,-5.1-,' -1.5. , ,af-..u... ' f.,.--- 'VK S im, .....-,,'9i !,j'Q,,,f1, YQRGA Q Q pf 1 W Sin-pzirri. Dc-ans: Nvsiiii. Xviiixin, Pvrry, Xvoociforci, glimtiiiivici. ixiiinlirv, l:I'ilSt'l'. ijowvrs iiuivimrci fi., iillirimrri firm. gpm-I' Xvvslon, Si1inLii-. iiowzirri. izmrr, iiixon, Xxviiippiiy ixiorlon. Xvniiie-r. iiirinnu ii.irl. Illliinlffi. .ilwiii-Fliilvr. NlifiLiIi'. TI-IE STUDENT CCDUNCII. Sfiiooi llffkiriwil... ,.... ixiarjoric- Powers Sriiooi SC'f'V0il1!'.V , ..,. . Uoroliiy Fraser Sm: ijrvsiiiviil .. . , ,. Ciwnriollc iiuivimrri Aiiiivlic Associulion Prvsifiviii iiirzi ilrvsiiiciii .,..,. ,, ,..,..,. ,icon ivicinlire Diana- glinriiiicici f i!IL'ii iioiisv l,l'0SH,C'Iii . .,., . ,...,. ,ionn Xvooriiorci l fXi.i, TERM Svizior lJfK'i.i'f'iS2 igurimiim ixiiiivr, Doroliiy Silcpzirci. Bcwiiwr Brook iirvfvrlsz Holly Burr, ixiilfiilllllil Cox. ircnc iiixon, ifiiyuiwlii iiuiuimrci. ilrisriiiu iiuiinrci, Holly ixiiriidiii. ifivziiioi' SIJUUV, iycgggy Vxyiiippicx NVINTIYR TICAIN I Swnior i7rr'fc'r'is: Cimriollf? iyviiy. Kip Vxyiiiain. i 1gl'fIi'4'l' Brook iJrr'ii'f'ls: Holly igilflf Coiisluiivc' iiurl. igclsy iiownrri, izziivaiiwlii iiuiuiwnrri, iiiifi iiin iilIiiill'fi,K1IlIll ixiorlon, ,ioun Xvcsioii. Peggy Xviiipiiiv. FVRINCI Tlfilfxl Nwiior lJfK'i-l'!'iSZ iyivlsy IDPEIIIC. iiopv Nvsivil. J iiwilwr igrooic irvfwis: ifiixaixclii ilu-i.ongg. fioiislaiiivo iiairl, iI'l'ilL' iiixon. igclsy iiowzmi Maru ixiorlon. i'4ioi'c-rim' Siiiniiiv. iicgggy Vxrniiwr. ,ionn Vwicsion. Time Counrii inlrociufori il new sysivni oi- mics liiis ycnr lo maniac El ,qrvaler riis- linviion iwlwccn imporlzinl ami minor oiiviifcs. ils cioininnnl, inlcrcsi, inns been io incircasv and pcrpeluaic time imc Wfiikvr spirit. Time Connvii wzinls to liiania liiosc Qiris wiwosc Cooperation ami ioyuily has been unfaiiing. 87 Ti-IE SUNS HE cooperation and tcincttiness on the part of the Suns has made this year a happy one. In success or in defeat the Suns have triect to uphold the high standards they have set for themselves. For Mackie, Annie and Suzi we hold the greatest respect and admiration. The friendly yet keen competition the Dials have shown throughout the year has been a Fine example to att Suns. SUN OFFICERS Charlotte Perry, Secretary Charlotte Huhharcl, President Kip Witkin, Editor of Sun Rays 88 THE DIALS ECAUSE of tide sprit and cooperation shown on the part of the Dials we feel that ltic Ciuiu has marie great strides towards attaining the Lindiiness and good feliowsiiip wiiicii have always been ttie goal of the Dial Club. The Wluoiencarteri enthusiasm of liao Suns in all competition has been an unfaiiing example to us tiwroiigiwiit time year. For this we want to express our deep appreciation to Huimiuie, Charlotte, Kip and all the Suns. DIAL OFFICERS Ann Auger, Secretary Jean Mcintire, President Susan Kennedy, Editor of Timepiecc 89 PEPPER POT BOARD CAROI.INE BERRX 'V.V.... .... . ,Editor-in-Chief ROMAINE So1.miR'r, , ,. ..A..,,. Business Manager El.lsABiiTi1 IDEANE .,..., Photography Editor JE,-xN XXXIILKIN ,.,. .,,.,. A rt Editor PIARION CARRY EL1zAB1z'rH TOXVNSEND SUSAN KENNEDY JEAN MACHALE ANN HARvEY Miss SARGENT . A ,, Faculty Advisor Miss CLEVELAND ......., Financial Advisor E have tried to make the Pepper Pot this year a book of the class and school rather than a special pet of the Board. Many people other than those on the Board have contributed icteas and material. We have had a larger Board this year and each member has taken a very active part in planning and executing time tnoolc. We Wish to thank everyone who has helped to make the 1943 Pepper Pot possible. 90 Standing: Berry I Harvey, Sotbert Ca Soulful: Vvyiuiin Mc Kenncity Deane T SE?l'lt Ti-IE SUN-DIAL BCDARD STAFF Eclilor-in-Chief ....,,. . ..,.,..................,.. , ..... tN'IARiON CARRY Associale Erlilors ........,..A IRENE HIXON, PR1scn.i.,x IIUFFARD Business itlanager ,.,..... ..........,........,......... . .PENNY PHASE Circuialion, Manager ..M,. rANN iAUCIiR f.uyor1lErlilor ...,,....,.. , ..,.. JEAN VVVILKIN Exchange Erliior ......,,,.A,,.,....... ...4.,.,,., ,.,..,.. I - ELA DIPSON Senior Rcporiers Caret Berry Hope Nestuit Charlotte Hutntnarct Reporlcrs Etizatuettm DeLong Marguerile Norris Peggy Warner Mary Vxfittcox Grace tVICGraW Betsy ttowarct Business Sloff Edna Noll Barbara Straw trinrta Bailey twarianna Cox Fncufiy Advisors: Miss BEWLEY, Miss t..AlI.IZY ECAUSE ot the increased number ot subscribers. tyottm within and outside t e sctroot. it was possitnte ttmis year to expanct the gun-Dial Boarct anct mtro uve into the paper several new features. tt was impossible to take on att vw 0 tue out ttme ctwoire was a twarrt one as so much tatent was reyeatert. Needless to say, ltme putotiration of eactl ertition woutct have tween impossrtute uit out the sptenrtict twetp of Ntiss Laitey anrt Miss Bewtey. geaiecl, left io right: Nestnit Xuger. Hubbard C., Pease Dipson, Delong, Bailey fa fEctitorJ Vtfittcox ny - . Ntoll E.. Straw, Warner, 'towarct Hixon, Witkin standing, left io rigHt:Berry Vtccvraw. Cox. Norris, Hufl fard. 91 I Front row: Patterson, Shepard, Pease, Deane, Harvey. Second row: Woodford fpresidentj, Nesbit. Back row: Within, Powers, Perry, Kennedy. CLUETT HOUSE COMMITTEE President of Clueii House .,,..,. School President .4,.... Fall Term Vxfinier Term Joan Patterson Betsy Deane Penny Pease Hope Nesbit ..,..JOAN WOODFORD .,....MARJORIE Powsrzs Spring Term Ann Harvey Susan Kennedy Linda Sctieerer LL of us living at Cluett Want to take this opportunity to express our apprecia tion to Mrs. Slater for her unfailing help and guidance. We also wish to exten our sincere gratitude to Miss Wood and Miss Brown and the House Committee for all they have done to make this year a happy one. 92 TI-IE SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE HE amount of money pIecIgecI this year was most generous and enaIJIed us to fuII:iII our annuaI oI3Iigations and greatIy increase our donations to tI1e Red Cross and China ReIief. This year we were very fortunate in Iuaving two members invitect Iny Mrs. Hammond to accompany I'1er on tier twentieth annuaI piIgrimage to the Berry Sct1ooIs in Georgia. Because of the diITicuIties in transportation, the committee was unabIe to visit the Junior RepuIJIic in LitcI'1IieIct or tI1e Newington Home for CrippIect CI1iIdren, as has been our custom of Iate years. We sI1ouIcI IiI:e to taIce tI1is opportunity to tI1anI: the facuIty and students for their entI1usiastic and generous support. Tompkins, Chandler. Smith V., Skinner, Sctleerer McIntire, SoIt:cIt, Yvamer Absent'-MiIIer fCI1airmanI, IVIidIciIt. I 95 Tl-IE TIMEPIECE BOARD Susan Kenncfrcly. Eflilor Standing-Powers, U,NeiH-Butler Left to Right-Dipson, Young, Hart. Chaney, Howell. Kennedy S. Absent-Sampson, Polly. Tl-IE SUN RAYS BOARD .lean Vxfillcin. Eclilor Loft Io High!-Sfmirllcle, Hubloarcl. C. Wilkin, Plummer, Meeslce. A Bscn!-Pettit. Ti-IE MUSIC CLUB HE aim of the ivtusie Ciuh is to en- courage the appreeialion of music. The Ntonftay night musicals. the symphony series in Hartford, the Music Ciuh tryout and teas, have stiinutatecl the interest of the school. Deepest appreciation goes to hoth Madame Koehler and Miss Vxfood for their untiring help and encouragement throughout the year. Left io right: ,tostc-n XVartti-n fpresirieiiti, Dipson .fttvsc-ill: Buckley fSerretary-LihrarianJ, Chanctler. Lowe. hiorton, Nichols, TI-IE ART CLUB HIS year the Art Cluh has heen for- tunate enough to have a series ot exhihi- tions showing the art of tht- ctitterent Unitect Nations. To have a tutter uncierslancting of Oath exhihition hir. Laporte shower! the en! tire sehoot movies of that nation. To Finish the year oft perfectly, the Art Club took a trip to New York where we visilect the hietropotitan htuseum anft the htuseum of htociern Art. Vvfe wish lo lhantq hh: Laporte for having marie this year a siu'c't-ssfui one. Left Zo right: Howeii, Hart. Xviikin fpresirtenti Irltlllllitftl, XXviil'I1L'I', PKJXVPTS. Slrimlingr Pcrry, Flavllali Tliillcx Smilh T.. Xviuvor fxlmrslm, Hufrarcl. Shinlclc XVarcle-n, VVQ-sion. Kiwi-Iirig, Rolwrlson, Holliclay, llzirvcj i.owc-, Speer i.., Asliburr Searle-S, If-mcmnnl. Rivlih- Bvrry. Alvsvlil: iwiuvr irc-ssl, Pckllil, Vmxicklvy. Dirvclorz Nfnw. OJ:-ite I.0I7onturmy, THECHOH2 HF Choir lhis year has been greally appreciated. Sunday arllhems and the concert with the file-Q filulm were lriroiiglwly erijoyc-cl. Our sincerest limanlqs go io Ixlliifliillif? LCIT0IllCIiily. THE GLEE CLUB Illz filee Cliiiu. Imeraiisei of tl'iiIlSlJOI'lilli0Ili was unable to givc llwc usual number of c'cviic'Cr1s. lllll we limi ai Cmivcri wiiii Avon. Vwfe want lu llwaiilq ixiaclaimc' Lcllrfiiilenay eiiicl Miss Vvziml for liiciir he-fp iii mzilaiiig lhis year ai Slivfcssfiil mic. lifiiilrfiii-1 Rii lilvr Hviiiiirc-SI. IIHIIII TX! 53 4. .. Vi Y, I.yl'lf'h, Burr. vi v NYY Unnllrx Il my Hlcirli Q Hll lu -5 . , ww 1 'U ll'2 . . NXZJL-f Null ll.. lliililif, xii-wslw .lmlvrr Fluff Idle' iiiil iiiiw: Pnysiiii Xxw-L: Xrf Iivr, I5ruiLiiivr-r. Simi-vr N iilrl lixiri liiriv. Ina! liiivlili- . .' QS iw: M1 liiliiix Sliirilxlv, Vliiiiiiiivr Uilmiii llugiLiiiQ, Xxvliippiv, lfiiwlffi. Mui:-. Cir Vuiili-iiiix'. lfiif' I.. 96 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Senlerlz Deane IHGMII, DeI-onQ. SIr1m1Iir1g: IAIirseI1. Ryerson, SI1eparcI, Berry. IVIacCoII, Ieivingshine. Abserilz IX'IiIIer. PRIDE COMMITTEE Slanrlingz SIwinIaIc, Speer E., HacIIey, MarI4Ie M. Seated: StinCI1IieIcI, Carry. Absent: West. CLOTHES COMMITTEE Back Row: NViIIcin, Speer L., Smith V. Kennedy P. Front Row: Paookmyer fHeacII, Kaye, I'IuIJIaarcI C., IVIcIntire, Solbert. VICTROLA COMMITTEE Back Rout IXIacIIaIe, Payson, Stude- baker, Sc'Iiecrer. front Row: DonneI- Icy. Barr, RieI1Ier, PmIeI1, Auger IHQMII. THE FRENCH CLUB Lofl lo right: Sollnerl. Kormccly S.. Vvfillai Xvarrlcn. Ncsluil, Jnfksorm. Afwswllz Aguilera THE ENGLISH CLUB Slomfing: Plummer, Hixon, Huffard, Speer H., Nesbit, Norris, Kennedy S., Fraser, Hub- bard E., Berry. Seniod: Anlqcny, Morton, DeLong, Harvey, Sollaert, Auger, Woodford, Hrllnluard C., Blclntire. Absent: Miller. THE VIRGIL CLUB Loft io rigfrlz Nrlnlire. Ncsluit, Skouras, PTOXVl'1S6l'1C1. THE MATHEMATKB CLUB Leo. Ncslxil. llc-mu-, Lfzxscr, Skinner. 811111-rf: Vwfhipplc. Anlicny. TITONYIISPITIL Blorlon IJJNYV, CTIWKIHCY. THE SPANISH CLUB Lcffl lo Riglzl: Ncslnil. Perry, Sollmcrl, Skinner. Alasenl: Aguilera. Sluncling: Blzicficmll, IJUIIHITTCF, Hulnlmrcl E., THE GERMAN CLUB I fl In RIQIIIA Bluvllalc llrrpLH1Q Tum nl IJBXYO. .LXCITIIPCIY TI-IE IIVIAGINARY INVALID IVIonsieur Arciin ,.A. Toinette ......,..... AngeIique .,.,............,.., BeIine .......,...4..,.......... Monsieur cIe Bonnefoi .A,. CIeante ...,,.,........,...... IVIonsieur Defois ...... TI1omas Defois .... Louise .........,,........ I5eraIcIe .............,......., Monsieur FIeurante ..... IVIonsieur Purjon ..,.... Toinelte AnQeIique ,, BCI'iiIiI6? ...... Diiector , ..., Production IVIanagcr Selling .,.....,. .,,.. Stage IVIanager Costumes ,.... Properties ..... I-i,QI1Is ...,,. A Comedy in TI1ree Acts by Moi.iERE CAST Marguerite Norris Constance Hart Ann Auger PrisciIIa HuITarcI Nancy Demarest EIeanor Speer Susan Kennedy EIizaIJetI1 DeLong Margot Speer EIizaI3etI1 Hubbard KencIaII AnIceny UNDERSTUDIES .. KencIaII AnIceny Patricia Hopkins Hope PIummer PRODUCTION STAFF . Cleveland Thomas , .Rose Marie Thomas ....... ......i,..,.,., .....,....,.,...,..,,. P auI Laporte Barbara Straw .Irene Hixon fHeacII, Margaret HucIson. Grace IVIcGraW ..,......Ann Harvey fHeacII, Ann WaILer, Diane Chaney HowarcI, Ann Pery 100 SCI-IOOI. ORCHESTRA I II I lx ffl! I sim-ln, llfuwn-y, lla-mm, flmulmlmnfv Xvnrclmu, .XHVIL KUIIIIK lx 5 Xiu ll Dirk, l'm'Lvr. 5pccr Nl. 101 SUN 'PARTY ROIVIPTLY at 7 o,ctoctc on Saturday, November 28, the Dials spilled into the gym eager to discover what the tigers, bunnies, ducks, and lions were up to. The dinner started Ott with a bang when an over-excited card table collapsed. As they dove into their luscious chicken, X . they were lavishly entertained by those far-famed min- , strets, Nonny Carry and Caret Berry, who also conducted a rather novel quiz program wtih faculty and students. Then on with the show. Out sauntered several rather taut- ative individuals full of tantalizing tidbits of scandal about -N a certain Gertie and her best friend, Mabel. When these two First appeared, we could hardly recognize our old friends, Liz and Middie, whose Hmetodiousw voices now rose in a plaintiff lament to their unpop- utarity. Even the waitresses could Find no solution to their problem - how to nab Homer and Horace. These same damsels found their efforts to better their predicament completely futile as the cute little ditty, MNobody Makes a Pass at Me,,, so aptly put it. To the rescue came Jeanne Batch, the cover girl of Good Housekeeping, who, gayty bedeclced in yellow overalls and red shirt, proceeded to assert that an their prob- lems would be solved if only they followed the directions of the Good Housekeeping ads, Her First idea was that Gertie and Mabel become members of a strict reducing course, so ably conducted by Mary Studebaker. Pep appeal seemed to be the next important factor advertised on the Good Housekeeping pages, so why not try it? Lootc what it did for Joanie Woodford! For a perfect ettect they used Hlpana for the smite of beauty . From head to toe Liz and Middie, our heroines, were now to be dressed to per- fection. Frou-Frou and Lulu helped by creating two little numbers which, if not the most becoming, were definitely novel in design. Joan Pattersonys fashion show was a definite success, due principally to the attractive mannequins. Among this varied selection, Gertie and Mabel could hardly help Finding some creation that seemed made just for newly-molded Hgures. Naturally, a good complexion is a necessity, and how Ponds can give you this and a handsome man for a husband, was clearly shown by Charlotte Perry, the girl who used Pondys, and Hope Griggs, her handsome lover. Janice Tompkins proved, without a shadow ot a doubt, that to tive with someone who drinks cottee, containing caffeine, is a fate worse than death. Therefore, the girls were told to take Santa and rid themselves of those terrible cottee nerves which made them intolerable to those they loved. Qur two friends were next impressed with the fact that divorce and dish-pan hands are partners, so they played safe and used Rinso. Last but not least, Gertie and Mabel were cautioned on their etiquette by seeing Frannie Robertson and Tootie Chapman clash violently with their conscience - Priscilla Huttard r- on the subject of Emily Post. At last the big moment came when, after hours of toil, Liz and Middie claimed their heroes, in the love story of the month. The curtain tc-:H and what remained of Hubbyys voice gave out after having spurred us on hour after hour. The ptay was over and a tremendous success but there remained in the hearts of all Suns the greatest of gratitude to Charlotte, Perry, and Kip for their untiring ettorts. 102 DIAL PARTY N Saturday, Decemher 5, the Suns and Faculty were escorted through the gym door into a matte-loelieve Stage-door Canteen. They just had time to seat themselves American flags and corsages tor all when the fun hegan. The show started with a group ot sailors, loolqing very ship- A shape in long trousers and crisply-starched middies, who sang a song entitled This ls the Army, Charlotte Dearlu After time tor a healthy round ot applause and a hite to . comfortably at various tahles which were decorated with E i l to eat, the portals were again tlung open to admit Linda Scheerer and Diane Chaney on roller slcates, who had cast aside the Walker unitorm to done the flashy regalia of a colored couple. Following their dance a chorus of smoothies in pastel sweaters lent their melodious voices to the strains ot an original and very witty song, How Ahout Me? , which was sung to the military police seated at a nearhy tahle. Next in quiclc succession came Chiclcie Slcouras and Marianna Cox doing a jitter- hug routine, Poor Youn, a song sung hy Eileen Josten, Margie Powers, dressed as a recruit reading a love letter, Pat Hoplcins escorted hy Military Police singing Down and Qutn, a radio program featuring a line ot chatter hy Lela Dipson and showing the tront line ot audience, a clever recitation hy Eddie Noll and Barlvara Straw, an imper- sonation ot Hitler, Miissolini, Hirohito, and Goering hy Liz Wynegar, the Sampson Sisters, and Winkie Hadley, and a snappy interpretation ot a modern lyric hy Betty Barr. Following loud applause, our attention was drawn to a neighboring tahle, where Hope Neshit, dressed as a private in the army, and Annie Auger loolcing scrumptious in a hlue evening dress, were discussing the merits ot the show. It didnyt talce us long to catch on to the tact that the tloor show had turned into a play with the ahove- mentioned as the hero and heroine, respectively. The hero apparently had mistalten a tlesh and hlood general tor part ot the show, and had tween quite insulting. Ot course, the general tNaoma Donnelleyl turned out to he the heroineys father and was simply furious. Our giggles ot amusement turned to gurgles ot horror when some important papers the general was carrying were stolen, and the comedy turned into a spy story in which everyhody, particularly Ronnie Solhert, as the rough and tough chief ot the military police, was frantically searching tor them. It was later revealed that the papers had heen horrowed hy the heross idiot hrother fDiane Stinchfieldl, who was perfectly harmless, except that he had a mania tor secrets. However, the tension ot the drama was relieved hy Dotty Wardenys singing, and two sailors, Suzi Kennedy and Connie Hart, who craclced joltes till our sides ached. The denouement came when the idiot hrother, who ltnew nothing about the trouhle he had caused in matting ott with the papers, dramatically extricated them from under Charlotte Hilhhards chairl As a grand Finale, all the sailors, plus the cast, marched hy tours around the room singing UHow Ahout a Cheer tor the Navyn, forming a large V in front ot the stage, and then sang the National Anthem ending with the school song and cheers. 105 dsxx-Q-.N-5.34 NY. , l .ll-A. ' N WMM- wx X Y- 4' ilk Q ii 3 .Jili- 5 :Ei il ,rv -.1 NK. ww, . I 1. ,fl ..--+ '5 , V' x , - Y :fr W. , . 'T xx- U , . V - .gp cg: Z! X wif' , rig., Q ' 11. ' V -FF . ,M .r , 'rfggm Q -1.,'.-. Q-BS' .. 9il4 1':I:x - 3'-1 xx -Vg-gg.. : R- 6859... - -,..-N. E' ,f . ' N,--ln... -lf..--A Y , S , N, XX . I N, ,M....v K , 1' A -- 'sw'-ww-vw , ,Q A-mv, V q-, , ' ' WY' 1' ' 'WW'w'f 'w'?T ff 'f'wrf'vfw.W..1.'2w1wHve:wf- u Q- v x v Top row Kennedy S., Vtfillcox, Carry. Stinchtield flleacll, Norris, Perry. Schvercr. Bottom row: llazcn, ieiim, chmy. PM Ahsenl: ifii-ituiiough. TI-IE ATHLETIC BOARD DIANE STINCHFIELD ..,.....,.,.,........4....,....,...........,.,,,..... .....,....................,.,.....,..... P resident MARION CARRY ...r.,..,. ...,..,.,......,..,..,..,..... ............ I ' lead of Riding Fall Term Xvinier Term Spring Term Scheerer Kennedy S. Hazen Kennedy S. lvlcculllough Perry Mcciilloiigh Scheerer Pease Chaney Chaney Willcox Hixon Norris Norris OLLQW our perfect recipe for success. Talce the splendid help and encouragement of Miss Brown, Mrs. Linton and Miss Clarlaeg add the spirit and cooperation ot the entire schoolg mix well with the Fine Athletic Board on the joh this year, and loot: at the result f- 1942-43, a perfect year. The Board otters its humhle thanlas to everyone for all the aid and encouragement received through the year. During the fall term, interest in hockey hit an all time high. The Fall Tennis Toumament was postponed hecause snow tell long hefore it was Finished. The Sun-Dial competition was, as usual, hard fought. It was only with much ditliculty that the Dials nosed the Suns out ot the cup. Because of the war, we were unahle to play any outside games, hut in place of them a Junior Varsity was organized to play a series against the Varsity. The annual alumnae game was also played oft, and there was a gymlchana for the riders. The winter term proved ditticult, for two weelcs were dropped hecause of the oil- to-coal conversion of the school. Therefore the gym meet had to he ahandoned and only a few haslcethall games were played. The weather seemed always to hit extremes with only one really time weelc conducive to winter sports. hut even in the short time a slai meet was organized tuming out to he successful for the Suns. The weather man, still contrary, held up the spring program until after the Pepper Pot had gone to press. 107 VARSITY HOCKEY Back row: Fraser, Chaney Woodford, Powers, Howard Front row: Stinchfietd. Carry Kennedy S. fcaptainj . TI-IE HOCKEY SEASCDN OCKEY this year was successtut in every way despite the war and the consequential tactc ot outside competition. For att this we must thantq Miss Brown, Mrs. Linton, and the Athtetic Board tor carrying out an entirety new program. The traditional atumnae game opened our season ofticiatty. The game was very ctose taut tjinatty the Varsity emerged victorious with a score of 3-1. With such great names as Verntund, Breed, Cooke, Lawrence, Carpenter, Barker, McClure, Watson and N. Hendrix representing the E. W. Varsity tor three years, no wonder the 1942 Varsity tett proud as they carried the traditionat cup from the Field. This constituted the onty outside game ptayed. taut a Junior Varsity was created which ted the Varsity a merry chaseiintit Finatty sutudued. To add gtamour an unotticiat Yate-Watter Hockey game was ptayed. Some Yate men, ted hy Chartotte Perryys brother HHoppy,U chattenged Watterys to a duet. Some amazing tricks of the trade were revealed to us innocents, and it is a wonder that everyone escaped unscathect. When the dust was cteared away we found the tinat score 4-1 in favor ot Yate with C. Berry our onty scorer. However, we received compen- sation hy the high praises they hestowed upon us concerning our prowess on the hoctcey field. The Sun-Diat competition was as usuat extremety ctose. The Suns, headed by Joan Vxfoodtord, succeeded outptaying the Dials in the tirst game 2-1. However, the Diats under the ahte captaincy of D. Chaney staged a successtut comehactr and became victors in the three succeeding games. The second team series was just as ctose with the Suns victorious. 108 Whipple, Norris. Kneeling: n----I!! .mix FIRST SUN I-IOCKEY TEAM Top Rout furry. Iirascr, VxImmcII'm'cI, Ilcrry. Norris. Bnllorn Rout I.amunI. IInzc'1 7 . r 1 I.yl1r'I1. VN IIIIM, XXUSIIIII. IIINIIII: IXIn'f,uIIm1gI1. FIRST DIAL I-IOCKEY TEAM Rout IImx'm'rs, fsux, SIim'I1IIOIcI. CTIIEIIIOBQ Km'11l10cIy IxIc'IXIiII:m. VNIIH I :Ich JIUIIUIIL P I I Rrnv: SXYIII. 5c'I1Qc'1'm'r, IImx'z1rrIA .'XcImns. 109 li vf FIRST SUN BASKETBALL TEAM XVIIICIA, BIQCSIQO, Ijorry, I.cm'ca HIIIJIMHI, VX'cmmII1m'cI Ifxapluinj. FIRST DIAL BASKETBALL TEAM SIIIICBFICILI, Le-G Clwaney. XNVFIIIJPIQ. II0wz1rcI. INIorI0n, Powers Icaplainj. 110 THE BASKETBALL SEASON tVttD shouts anct cheers from the memtners ot their respective ctutys, the Sun anct Diat tpastcettnatt teams hattteft through weetts of strenuous games. The tirst team game was hetrt hetore Spring vacation anft resuttert in a victory for the Diats. Marjorie Powers was Captain ot the Diats anct Dottie txftccuttough was Captain ot the tosing team. As tX'tcCutteugh,s return to schoot was rtetayect hy quarantine for meastes, .toanie Vxfoofttorrt tootq her ptace on the team, anct the responsitaitities ot Captain. tn the seconct encounter ot the Hrst teams the Suns showert their ahitity hy running up a winning score anct fottowert up this victory hy winning the series ot 3 out of 5 games. The seconct team games were equatty exciting with Caret Berry antt her Sun team uphotcting the stanctarcts set tny the Hrst teams and winning two games from the Diats anct their captain, ti. itosten. in a 2 out ot 3 series. As the gym hact to tue useft for purposes other than tuastgettvatt, the thirct teams were unatate to comptete their Q out ot 3 series, ttowever, Q games were ptayert resutting in one victory tor the Diat team anct one tor the Suns. So enctect the tuastcethatt season with sportsmanship anct spirit ttourishing. rt't1C cheer- ing section ot' hoth ctuhs was stupenctous anct those who participatect in tnastiettnatt this year tounct a great cteat ot' pteasure antt satisfaction in the game. We are att extremety gratetut to Miss Brown anct htrs. t,inton tor their hetp aunt expert coaching. 111 THE SKATHQG CLUB JOAN Mriiisice .. ., ....... President Bncle Row: Hirsch, Yerxa. Smith V., Meeske. Fronl: Whipple. THESKICLUB SUSAN KENNEDY ..A.. ....,... P resident NGW, snow, snow - we had severat snow Hurries even in April. tt is no wonder, then, that there was ever-growing enthusiasm in skiing. ln fact this year the otct ski hilt was so crowded at times that we initiated a new hill and on it held a gala stci meet in which the Suns swished through to victory with Hying colors. The outstanding new skiers who were talcen into the Ski Ctuh this year for their helpfulness, spirit and enthusiasm on the hill and in the shi house as Well as for their outstanding skin in the sport were: Kendall Antreny, tfta Davis and Constance Yerxa. Davis, Antxeny, Soihert, Lynch, Warctcn, Deane, Pease, Fraser, Kennedy Yerxa. 112 X V 2 Z - Y: 4 i, ,f AMI .EM 41' 1 it -Q- 4,71-V 5 1 Q S , xiii? mmf ' QF'-f!fi?if2S6 ?fH wafwf f X W Mimi? 4: E917 115 IVIari0n Curry, IIeafI of Rid- ing. Scharin, Lynch. Ban' Hazen. RIDING' RIDING HIS year a new point system in tI1e way of Sun-DiaI Competition Inias I1eigI1tenecI riding interest IrernencIousIy. At the encI of eacIi term every ricIer was recIassiI:ied and tI1ose WI1o had irnproveci during tI1e term and tI1osc WI1o maintained an HAH rating received a point for Imcr CILIIJ. At lI1e end of tI1e winter term tI1e DiaIs Iiad scored 9 points WI1iIe tI1e Suns I1acI I3 points. Transportation cIiIIicuIties Iiave macIe inter-scI1ooI competition impossiIJIe Iout we I'1ave Iiacl Competition between tI1e two CIuIws in the form of ricIing cIriIIs, ancI we IooIc I7orwarcI to tI'1e Spring Horse Snow. The afternoon teas and Saturday morning InreaIsIasts Iiave IwrougI1t pIeasure to all. The unfaiIing Cooperation and IoyaIty of II1e ricIing Iweads and all tI1e rifIcrs Idave made the year a suCCessfuI one. X','XRSI'I'Y RIIJING 'I4I'1.'XIX'I IIvarIIa-y, Ilowf-II. ScImrin, I.ynvIi V., IIazvn, IIopIiins. Spurr, Carry. z I 114 rlwflll IQUUY I.yIlf'l1 IIIIYUH. 1xIl'C'SI4l'. CNINIFSLU, RUIJC'I'lSUIl. SIOYCIIS. w DIAL DRHL TEAM rl. Vwyvclxs. finrry, Smillw T, Hullmn Rout l.ym'l1 IJ.. Spurr. ,IOIHISUII lfsllwr, IJCIIHIIACSI. DWL. Hirsflw. I SUN DRML TEAM 1 ,UID IXUIVZ IJPIIHJSCY. BTUXYII. IIIHISUII, IIACHCY. IIUXYUH. IDHXNUII. lXlIll . 1 ' wfwlvl' A. lmllrml Rout Ixlurklc Ixnyc. Hvucuvy. NLIXM, IIUIDIQIIIS. Null lf., Barr. Srlwarin, ,AUwsc'nlz Hl1c'Iqlc'y. 115 A,S,sw.wxx.S.'s mx, , I' ,wh v- i fi if X! gangs A 5 N SELF KN! Ml nn. H1111 1 Q, - ,wmv NM. v,,.x--x 1 - V XX - YL qv' 'r ' N' : , N . ' xx m' Y :FW-' . V- . ' L'f'f'f J' X IRE' 1 gi, , 4, U J! , ' 11,16 . 'M . - f' -, X-X N . 1-2 5.2 7 A -- - ii I, X: '. S.. l .. fix' '- - A' Kiki' y 1-v. : 25' ' q,,. Qin : g-gil.: qw. jst.. K. M. 5 ,,..v--1 1 g im? ......,,' gj'g,,fff, 4 ALL.,-, 2 if . ,fffs-JQ . X 335 .Akxh , ,Q ! -3. f ,E x' 1 M.-- .13 A I .f ff' . if f ! I f If qi, 3 , Wx X 'wx Ab- 4 45- If .. 'Wk X 1 Qs! X - -. , 'xx KIAX I ..,. .ZF N HN . ? . ff +3 xv.. Y Hu N' . Nxxhk ix X tm N, X V N H. NX w. NJ 1' f f a X .Fil ' t SJ., 1. XX Q' XA , 1 ,f y.. N- f ' f X -3 . Nm x ,jx X A . iw I N I , ,TQ Qi f .W Hg KM XX 1 A, M. X ! .X , ,, . ,N Q ,-3 ix 4 1 CJ X, ,. JQJf 3 ' Wxif. 1 Q ax M- Ni if Jn I ,Q .f X I ff X' J . f f XX I. ff' .f iv K hw W ' Bfllf, V Q . V I kg f - VR SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 2-1. Olcl girls arrive. 25. Margie. Dotsie, Mackie. anrl Clwarlotte retire exlwaiistecl after 8 liour receiving line. 26. New girls ancl olcl girls Hget to- getlwerl, in wilcl scramlule on tlie lwoclqey Eelcl. 28. Boolq worms luore in - ollwers are luorecl. 50. .losty loolqs forwarcl to lite of luxury as Connie reports at Cluett at 7: 15 for paclc mule flirty. OCTOBER 5. Berry ancl Co. stage all-star uolol girlu extravaganza. IU. New talenis H uncler clirection of llilliarcl ancl Kaye. Canclles and rainclrops ldelp to welcome new Suns ancl Dials. 18. This illustrious volume gets un- rler way. CALENDAR 25. Something new anrl rlillerent f- Walker Varsity clowns Alrims. 20. Sun First team victory sl'1ows Dials ldow to cle it. 51. Smile ancl watclw the tairclie. NOVEMBER S. Seniors sliglltly dazed as Eliys men crasti through tlwat line in tlxrill- ing lwocltey Hluattle ol: tlie sexesf, 118 9. Varsity a1most disgraced hy roar- ing Jr. Varsity. 13. Camouttage at its hest H order one hromoeseitzer for o1d grey mare, one green dress for Nez. 16. Westminster, Vxfaucerys, and MIKE. 21. Hockey Varsity cheer Bu11dog on to victory from Harvard side of howl. Miss Brown suhdued. 26. Turkeys gohhte and cider Hows hut Dippy snores through it a11. 28. Dia1s Hit the Road to Dream- landn and reach paradise as The Angels Came Thru,,-Many thanks to Char1otte and the Suns. DECEMBER 5. Tah1es tumed. Army entertains Sunheams at nStage Door Canteenf' 15. C1uett,s First open house. Mrs. Speer and Miss Waiter honored guests. 15. Santa Ctaus astounds Mr. La- porteys tots with tender, 1ovah1e hands. What do you use, Norrie? Jergens? Later, Choir serenades in the dark Walkerys sieeping heauties fcuriers and Hickey goof. 16. Quote, Run, do not wa11c to the nearest exitf, JANUARY 6. Vice Versa. 8. No more oil, no more gas No more fun to matte time pass. 10. Rumor - no Spring Vacationi Hahi 14. 1 won't 1et him touch me fvac- cinationsj. 15. Richter gets the meastes. 25. Let go, 1et God. 25. Exams hegin. Wa1ker's faith is high. 29. Exams end. Watkerys faith is 1ow. The tear-jertcer 'Biscuit Eater draws great appiause. V FEBRUARY 8. School eats, sleeps, and is mer- ry for one 1ong day. Green pastures turned white. 14. Captain Stinchtieid, Lieutenant Carry and Private Berry in true army sty1e dish out the gruh in the 1iving room. 15 and 16. No heat, no Iights, no water. - 19. Yerxa and Ankeny show hri1- 1iant performances in ski s1a1om. 26. Dials victors in 1st team lJaslcet- tnall game. 28. Seniors lxnow wleiere tlwey stancl fclass yotesl. MARCH 5. Early vacation and no males. 21. lnlo tlwe lwome stretcli. 25. 1st compulsory cliet in view, as we cliscuss rationing. 27. Calce ancl cocoa to celelyrate lxlrs. Slaterys lwirtliclay. 20. The senior weelc-encls rejuven- atefl. 50. By ttie way, clicl you lcnow tliat lxlr. Tliomas' suppressed flesire is to loe an lnclian? His English class dicl- ri't. APRIL 1. April Fooll Dials lneat Suns in liaslcetloall. Get it? 2. Suns victors again. 5. Tlac Sun Clulv scores again. 7. Ttie First spring snow ttiat seems to lie enclless. 8. Colztee again. 10. Bad clayl College Boards. 16. Four year survivors in lipsticl: and their own clothes with Ray Mil- land in uArise my Love and come away witli me.H 17. Glee ClLllJ,ClllD1f and The Avon School trip tlwe light fantastic. 18. Vxfallcefs smiles for tlie late camera man. 22. The Board celebrates as Mr. Kelly talces Pepper Pot to press. We sincerely lwope the following will talce place in the next 6 weclts. 23. lV1usic Club tryouts. 24. Tliomas ancl Thomas crasli tlirouglci witli anotlaer lait. MAY 1. lvlaypoles and strawlierries. 7. Frencti play H Hilarious it you coulcl unclerstand it. 28. Exams over and Worries too? JUNE 4. Hopeful parents limegin to arrive as clancing recital marlcs beginning of tlwe encl. 6. Armed with slieepslcins Seniors lxicl farewell. 0 . E ' if 'f U 'T U ill' id' 'B' il' B E C 0. 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W, wHAT THEY WANT f , Llcozri 84 MVER5 TOBACCO Co. ooN'T HIDE Youve DOLLARS 1 ENLIST THEM WITH UNCLE SAM ff suv u. s. wAR BONDS EOR vlcrorzv 155 SAFEGUARD AMERICA'S FUTURE INVEST IN WAR BONDS 1 A tribute to America's Railroads and their work for Victory . . . The greatest accomplishment in transportation the world has ever seen. Compliments of WAUGH EQUIPMENT CO. NEW YORK 157 V 4. CJ Nxwqxgqk 'w Hass, XBM-inf 65 wwwvfy Q jf C596 QS M 5 5 wax, f 3,0 i iswf Kg? cub for Q, A 5 'Q comvumsurs 95 fb BL , fl ff S Q, Wm fi of M J mn Tl-IE SENIODS NYJ fi . ,Tqai -W Q.f..4,,.Qkv.. .ww v My C'm'23inHx2mi '52, .P Mff' QLDLES rbmmdw fb 9,4 K wg fQ3t+321ZE.i3 3 w X px v,QMfX. V1 49' 4? wb 4+ Q 6, Q I ,J :QV wowmm X50 Ms law? Q? Cana 6 158 SCI-IGOL OFFICERS FOR I943-I944 Student President ...,... Student Secretary ....... President of ttie Suns ..,. President ot the Dials ,.,,..... President ot tlie Athletic Association ,.... Senior House President ....,,,..,. Prefects for the First term Senior Prefects Beaver Brook Prefects Chairmen cf the Social Service Committee,...,.. President of ttme Music Club .....,.,... President of the Art Club .......... . Editor of the Year Beck .,,.4..,, .. 140 AWARDS Academic Shield ....,.,.,.......,....,,.....,. Prize for Scholarship in the Fifth and Fourth Forms The Beatrice Hurthurt Memorial Prize for Character and tntiuence The Emily Cluett Memor iat Prize for Courage ancl Foititude The I-Ieflfy Siifgellt Memorial PI'iZ6 FOI' KIH IIHCSS Elfld Good FCHOWSIHIP The Barhara and Etizahet h Byrnes Memorial Prize for Effort and Dex etopment The Isahel Jackson Memorial Prize for Faithfulness and Dependahihty The Helen Blair Memoria The Cary Page Memorial I Prize ...,.. Prize. ,. The Sun Cup ....................... The Dial Cup ............. ........ The Josiah Bridge Classical Prize... The Poetry Prize ...........................,.. The Patricia Wood Short Story Prize The Essay Prize ........,..........,,.,........ Prize for Music ,.... Prize for Singing .,......, Art Prize ............. Athletic Shield ................................ Ethel Walker School Ath Ietic Crest Voorhees Cup .....,....,..,...,.............. Brunhilcle Grassi Cup ,,.. Clarissa Green Cup ......... Margaret Mallory Cup .,.. Marguerite Watson Cup ......... Holcombe Ward Cup ............. C Phyllis Patchin Posture up ........... IIE? LEBTIDII3 ot you and your classmates upon your school lite achieve immortality in a carefully planned and executed yearbook. From the arid desert ol: Arizona, and the sultry green island ot Puerto Rico, to the snow-bIanI4eted slopes ol: Northern New England, we have traveled, happy and proud to have been an instrument in the translating into print, the humor pathos, excitement, and sentiment Found in the campus life ot over seventy-tive colleges and preparatory schools. As Former members ol: yearbook statlis in our school days, we bring into our professional duties a real understanding ot the many problems contronting each yearbook editor. MEMBER OE COLLEGE ANNUAL PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION AND AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF GRAPHIC ARTS Q W , X -:A X, ,. , . , , 1 I , 1 i , ,i f Q 1 3 , Q, from aazo ar We s 3 SK-0,0 O G dy Va .J.'l'-rurn - .U 'gf' al- mail-boar Q 3 D B v- it 6 if w'rs:mm - Samsln 3 , llhabur Quad ' -gy 'D of 2 'S s Q x 5 S 'O is n '5?g'Q4'o7 i L3 is 8 undupis N' Q SS e'f5Q5.9! gf?-'P' O3 moles 19025559 ir 'QPeHibcinz 'ral 0 n ' N ' Q Ae U 6 We f uc o if ' A Canfon by ani? .59 0 ff f V1.5 m ' Irv' if 'D' G 7 J A aw, A it I , A Q , no... New vera vza o,,..1,.., S. ..Do5wod.. and Torringfbn or via 6 D4 4 dM -5-Q25 I . 72117 snuff? if Q Danburywakrlown Cffarrmn Ibn H ,aff 'sp 0 or vig New Hayen and Hue, ' Collage Highway Uh! disrantt D is aboul' 120 7hil16 VON P 0 i' S sg ' 46 5 S ' farmingion . + A MAP OF ROADS 'ro 'ro-4: ETHEL WALKER SCHCOL .SIMS BURY CONNECTICUT i lcfl cdiafely rlgl-'P ....J'L. Bloomnzlcl B5 'IOIJHOU-SZ' 1750 5 0 nj . A Q3 .ost T? - 4-i. 4 'ff' v ez 'Wi 'J v 3 W E Hg:-,l' fqrd i 3 5 Fm Q ':a:.125wf- M-'E Q59 Mw Haugen ,V E, ,xr ' TH 02 N Iv P 70 -I 0 D 5' ? Q E. from Bosfon Cl E. Han-H-ard bridge Albany Avenue Roulia 9 and l85. From New Haven , via Asylum St, Scarf borough Rcl.8'l85 ',f 1 f- 'ss?1'2f1 zf:5s??f5f :wif 3