Washington Seminary - Facts and Fancies Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

 - Class of 1944

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A STUDENT HOLDS FORTH ON THE FACULTY fContunued from page 91 ANY STUDFVT I couldnt began to tell you everythung But they sponsor classes and clubs and the newspaper and the Annual and do Red Cross work and sell War Bonds and go to the Blood Bank and look after us when we get suck or hurt and help us decude on college and lusttn to our pruvate troubles and well to tell the truth I guess maybe they just do a good lob of beung really and truly unterested In US INVII Dol In other words you find un them qualutues of fruend shup youd always cherush ls that rught' ANY STUDLNF That about sums ut up And of course you know they re tops un theur own professuons I know you wouldnt find a better trauned group any place Jrwwuc Dol: Mund uf I quote you? ANY STUDENT Well just dont mentuon my name I wouldnt want the gurls to thunk Im an apple polusher JENVIF DOE Its a pronuuse And now I want the unsude dope on the students themselves Thanks a mulluon for your help Youll see a lot of me Im afraucl But for the present so long and good luck ANY S'rt,neN'r Bye Muss Doe Gosh ten munutes to finush that algebra QAml she sltpx quuetly or a Chang: through ilu study ball cloor1 REMEMBER THE DAY CContunued from Page 431 MISS DOE No wonder all of you are un such a state I hope your lucks changed now CAROI Not half as much as I do fa great crasb1 Whats that? JOAN Weyman just collapsed Everybody un a class pucture was labeled wuth theur names spelled rught Quuck somebody get some water Miss DOF Im gettung out Thus us too much for me Good luck gurls You certaunly need ut TlMk A mouth later SCFNL Sam: only nou. Ibf' room run be mn Cnnumcrruts Mm Draper aml lb: Annual sta MISS DOL floolzu tbrougb door um! mrn,g tht ulu Ylfflllfg' at tlre lablt furnu lo a person HI the baII1 What are they doung' Puautsowt Oh tl ats gust the sta3 Sunce the annuau went to press all they do us just sut there starmg unto space-and say over and over We dud ut I dont know how but uts un Miss DOE gently :loses the floor nml flploes tloun the bull JFNINIE DOF PREVIEWS THE DRAMA QContunued from Page 451 Mtss DRAPPR Acruve us certaunly the word for them As soon as Id Rather Be Young us ovtr we plan to start rught un on another P 31' JFNNIF DOE Thus one us so good that Im sure another wull be a grand success too VOICE rutoM THL STAGE Sue must you make those uncouth move ments? JENNIF DOE fl-Ioppmg up1 Oh that remunds me-Im due at the gym rught now Loads of good luck and thank you so much Muss Dumveut Well be expectung you the nught of the performance JI-NNIE Dor Ill be there Goodbye QRurns out 0 the 1o0m1 SPANISH CLUB MEMBERSHIP lFor story see Page 461 Members K1t Abney Janet Appleby Sarah Ann Bankston, Betty Blount Mary Bruce Bohn, Margene Branch, Nelda Brantley Muldred Broyles Laura Burgess Jane Campbell Mary Clune Jane Cowart, Barbara Craft Martha Jo Cravens Mary Jo Dawes, Beverly Dobbs Pat Dunn, Nellue Felux Betty Ferguson Hayden Flemung Betty Ford Mary Garner Lous Rae Goldfield Rosalue Grudley Chachu Hall Gum Hancock, Jean Henson Mary Lee Hugguns Ann Howell, Bullue Bob Howell Joan Jagels, Sus Lehman Kate Lenhardt Bess Lundeen Betty Macon Martha Mann Molly Ann Markert Anne McColly Aullene Munor Eluzabeth Neel, Betty Parham Mary Ann Parham Ida Pennungton Edythe Preacher Mary Ann Robuson, Elouse Rushun Douglass Saffarans Anne Sanford Frances Scarratt Peggy Sheffield Mary Shepherd Carolyn Sumpson anet Smuth, Jackue Stuca, Theresa Tudmore, Natalue Tutus Dorus Tharpe Dorothy Watkuns Eleanor Wull Nancy Woodward FRLNCH CLUB MFMBERSHIP CFor story see Page 471 Members Burdue Beers, Margaret Boyd Mary eanette Covey, Grace Cox Martha Davus Mumu de Wells, Joan Dodd Aluce Dulaney Ruth Elder, Eda Embugh Carol Equen, Muldred Flowers, Ann Guuducu Sally Hall Anne Harruson Barbara Hursch Ann Hurshberg Betty Hutz, Kate Holmes Ruth Hoppe Lous Hutchman Martha Hutchman Patsy Jones, Frances Kung Ann Kunsella, Maruan Klser, Matllda Martun, Helen McClaun, Nancy McFadden, Joanne Merrutt Aluce Mutchell Jeanette Palmer, Mary Ann Patterson, Lnlluan Powell Emuly Pruutt Ellen uarterman, Barbara Rawlungs, Deborah Shaeffer, Pat Schoen, Rebekah Scott, Betty Slaton, Barbara Townley, Anne Upshaw Ann Wey man Dot Whlte, Joy Wucker, Jeanette Wullcoxon Nancy Womack Marsha Woodson Emuly Wrught Frutzue Yundt umor Chorus In Sane rom Christmas Cantata iw flil W 7 I I 1 ! 7 ' ' . , . . . -. ' , .z . . ' ,u ': '- ' ' ' . '. J: . 1 f: , - A , . . . I. t ,- , ,, 5 - . . ' ' ' - ' ' ' 1 ' V . l , .1 '. a s ' 'A I ' - I I v , - u ' ' ' I h .. , . l lr - ' v 'Q ' I! Zur - -: ' ' . , , - s - , ' ' ' , . . . , . . 'A , . I A . . . . I t . 1 . .. , ! ' I , . , , V' . . . , . . , . . . ,,, ,,. x - . . , . , . , . . , . . . . . , a 7 ' 1 1 f -: , - . . , i . . . . ,, . . . , . . - , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 I 1 I 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 7 1 1 7 I 1,I U 1 1 1 ' ' - a ,I a u 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 5 1 1 Q 1 , , , Q , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I . . U If . 2 if 3 22 u 1 I

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MISS ROSIZMARY BARIR S jlnnw 1' NEWLY FIIIIIIIIIII 'CIE IlI1CLlBPIIOM0'IIli' IiI'llIIIli I' If 'I'H0llGH'IFllIiIiI1'EAIICH lluflrm' Dov, !'U7Illlll'fl'Ll by Iimily Wrlgbl, pn'xiife'r1l of flat' .Sci- inri' Club, wzlers for ltzllonzioryj -II XXII, Dot.: Look at all the bottles and tubes! I took chemistry while in high School, but all I remember now is H20-water! ICRIIIY: This is our laboratory where we work out all our ex' perimcnts. ,ll Nxn ITU!! Oh! cslii- left un! u lllllr .ifrwrrllj What is this thing? IISIILXC Qlalllgbirzgly, she n'plif'.Ij Oh-that? A craylash. The Biology class dissects the creatures. You see both classes use the same lab. - AIINNII, DOL: I think I'm glad I wasn't exposed to Biology, though I know it must be most interesting. Does the Science include both Biology and Chemistry? I-ixIII.x: Yes, it does. It's a new club just formed this year. It was organized to further interest in scientific research. ilixxn Dol-.: I remember how hard I used to have to study Ihu e formulas. One time while making acid, I accidentally turned it over. I had a letter from my boy friend out near it, and it so EMILY XVRIGHT . . . Prrfsidtwf MARTHA DAVIS . . . Vive-Pr'f-xizlwzf EI.oIsIa LI'.IIryIAN . . S4'!'l'l'fd!'-1'-TI'l'dXIll'l'I' IJLGGY SHI-LIfI-IIiI.II . . . 1'11l1liz'il-5' C ,IANIa CANIPBliI.l. . ate through the letter before I knew it. Oh, well, we stopped going together about a week after that anyway. Getting back to the Club. Does your work extend' beyond the school. I-QMILY: XWell, not as yet. But we have bright hopes. LINNII D01-,: I know that many of you must want to go on with Science in college. After the war and for the future chemistry will be much in demand. IAIMILY: Yes, that's what we think. We hope the Club will con- tinue through the coming years and will continue to do its part toward fostering interest in Science. BILNNIE DOI.: One of these days I expect to pick up the paper and find that some of you girls have become scientists. Now I really must go. I do wish you would concoct a magic fluid to hold time back long enough for me to do all the million things I have planned. ICMILY: Good-bye, Miss Doe. I'll let you know if we ever dis- cover anything. ,ILNNII Dol-.: You mean 1l'l7t'7l you discover anything. See you behind a test tube rack! Cheerio! S MARY LOUISE HASTINGS , , . Bmlogl' Rr'prr'svnfai1wx BETTY SLATON . . I A MARX' HUMPHRIIQS . , , ' C,Z7t'l1Il.Ifl'ij Rl'fIl't'5t'lIfdfll'l'S AIt'!l1l1l'I'SZ jane Addington, Betty Blanton, Betty Blount, Nelda Brantley, Julia Brewer, Mildred Broyles, Jane Campbell, Mary Cline, Marilyn Collins, Jamilee Copeland, jane Cowart, Martha jo Cravens, Martha Davis, Eda Embigh, Ann Marshall Emmert, Mildred Flowers, jean Fraser, Gini Hancock, Ann Harrison, Missie Harrison, Mary Louise Hast- ings, Jean Henson, Ruth Hoppe, Mary Humphries, Martha Hutchman, Loiette Hume, Patsy Jones, Connie Laube, Sis Lehmann, Lurlyne Lott, Be Be Maleham, Molly Ann Markert, Ann McColly, Alice Mitchell, Emily Claire Millican, Jody Montague, Barbara Montague, Mary Ann Patterson, Edythe Preacher, Ellen Quarterman, Peggy Shefheld, Natalie Titus, Betty Slaton, Helen Terry, Beverly Thomason, Ann Thornton, Ann Weyman, Eleanor Will, Marsha Woodson, Emily Wright, Fritzie Yundt. 52



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