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1957

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That little spark we have within

Its presence all now know;

In some of you 'tis smouldering,

In others there's a glow

That in the years ahead

Will shine steadily and bright;

And calm will be around you
As your goal appears in sight.
May each of you be so attuned,
And as your course runs true,
May strength that from you radiates
Still other lives imbue.
MAY RUSSELL

*DecUcatio*t

The Ghost of St. Mary's

Detain him from his bent.

Treads the halls quietly

Searching diligently

And finding in you, Mr.

For a Guide:

Yarborough, these qualities

, the graduating cl

Thoughtful, kind;

Dedicate this, the fruits

With gentle power and wisdom

Of our labor, so all

To improve the minds

revere you a> we do.

Of pupils ever-willing to

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Miss LOUISE K. ROTHA
Registrar, Science

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Miss ETHEL CHANCE
Accountant

Miss BEATRICE SIMMS
Dean, History

Miss MARGUERITE BETTS
Dietitian

Miss ANNA SANDNFR
Secretary

Miss GAIL SCHEIBLE
Jr. Secretary

Mr. HARRISON TAWNEY
Public Relations

Mrs. ALICE FAHL
English

Mrs. DORIS CZARNECKI
Nurse

Mr. ELWOOD FAHL
Science

f Miss JANET GUESS

Music

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Mr. KEMP P. YARBOROUGH
Social Studies

Miss VELMA PERKINS
English

Mr. TIMOTHY WHITEHEAD
Art

Miss ELIZABETH ALLAN
Physical Education

Mr. J. FRED KILPATRICK
Psychology, Math

Miss VIRGINIA BARNES
Home Economics

Mr. C. E. BRANSCOMB

Math

Mrs. CAROLINE SASSER
Lab. Assistant

Mr. BAXTER SASSER
Speech, Drama, English

Mrs. MARIANNE WALTER
Foreign Language

Miss JULIA SKINNER
Librarian

Miss VIRGINIA SMITH
Business

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ELLEN WARD ASCHERFELD, PRESIDENT
'The gentleness of all gods go with thee."

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PATRICIA ANNE MUTH, VICE-PRESIDENT
"Blushing is the color of virtue."

MARGARET ROSE COMBS, SECRETARY
"I was not born to be forced. I will breathe
according to my own fashion. "

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JANE WARD LEITCH, TREASURER
"Virtue is like a rich stone, best simple set.

JEAN SHERMAN BAYNARD

"A woman's love is strong and grows when

it is waiting. "

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MARTHA ANN BREWBAKER

"And there is even a happiness that makes

the heart afraid. "

ANN BRITTINGHAM

"Whilst life remains, it is well.

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MARIANNE SLINCLUFF CHAPMAN
"A magnificent spectacle of human happi-
ness. "

BONNIE LEE CLEM

"The secrecy of success is constancy of pur-
pose."

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SUE ANN COLUFLOWER
"One good hearty laugh is a bombshell ex-
ploding in the right place."

DIANE ROBINETTE DARVIS

"Eyes that are fountains of laughter and

thought. "

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PATRICIA FAY FLANAGAN
"A lass with Irish seasoning."

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ANN STAMM FORSHEY

"What a frosty-spirited rogue is this.

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DORNA FRADIN

"The only waytohave a friend is to be one.

CAROL FAE GROSS

"The best part of beauty is that which no

picture can express."

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KATHRYN ANNA HELFRICH

"As true as life and twice as natural."

CHARLES M. HIMMELHEBER
"Gentle of speech, efficient ol mind.

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DOROTHY ANN HOLTZ

"An ornament of a meek and quiet spirit."

DOROTHY MAE LAMBERTSON
"Nothing is more useful than silence."

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JOHN DOUGLAS LAWERENCE

"None but himself can be his parallel."

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BENJAMIN H. MARTIN
"If words were dollars what a millionaire
he'd be."

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SARAH M. MAYER
"Gentleness is power.

LINDA LOUISE MILLER

"Life's a zest and all things show it."

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PATRICIA MARGARET RUSSELL
"Life's a dream sprinkled with men.

SARA LOMNC SHOOK

"In hi on woman loves her lover,

in all the others, all she loves is love."

JAMES ALLEN THARP

"Happy is the man that findeth wisdom.

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CAROLINE COOKN1AN THOMSON

"A dry jest, sir. . .1 have them at my

finger's end."

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JOSEPHINE KEMPT WILLIAMS
"Never idle a moment, but thoughtful of
others."

KAY LOUISE ALYS WOOD
"Live today, tomorrow is not."

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MARY BARTLETT STIEBER, PRESIDENT
"A stick of peppermint in a gold box."

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WANDA HILL, VICE PRESIDENT
"Blest with temper whose unclouded ray can
make tomorrow as cheerful as today."

LAURA LEE BAYLES, SECRETARY
"Though this be madness, yet there is
method to It."

CONSTANCE VROOM SENER, TREASURER
"The surest way not to fail is to determine
to succeed."

ELIZABETH ANN BOZMAN
"I may commit many follies in life, but I
never intend to marry for love."

25

PEGGY ANN BRITE

"Soft hair, on which light drops a diadem.

CAfl. HELEN COPENHAVER

"Be silent aii'! net- never betrays."

26

ANNE PEYTON CRAIG

"As many farewells as be stars in Heaven."

DAWN ELLEN DEWITT

"He cometh unto you with a tale, which

holdeth children from play, and old men

from the chimney-comer."

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DOROTHY ELAINE DEWITT

"How far that little candle throws its

beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty

world."

SANDRA DIETRICH

"Rings on her fingers and bells on her i

MARGARET HELEN FUCHS
"A little consideration, a little thought for
others makes all the difference."

JANET GEHRING

"Gentle and low, an excellent thing in a

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MAUREEN GRACE

"A little man may cast a great shadow.'

HELEN TRUITT LIVINGSTON
"Your heart's desires be with you! "

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ANN HARDEY MILLER

"I like work, it fascinates me. I can sit and
look at it for hours."

NANCI ROGERS

"She's small, butso is a stick of dynamite! "

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ANITA INEZ RO

"Do unto the other feller the wa> he'd like
to do unto you, an' do it first."

MA RCA RET HOLT ROSENBERGER
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MARY LINDA SHIPLEY

"The game of life is looked cheerfully on
whea one carries in one's heart, the inal-
ienable treasure of love."

LESLEE M. WEINSTEIN
"Though I am always in haste, I am never
in a hurry. "

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Most Likely to Succeed
Margaret Combs

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Most Athletic
Sally Shook

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Margaret Fuchs

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Wittiest
Maureen Glace

Most Versatile
Linda Miller

Sofc6o*Hore*i

Most Versatile
Most Athletic
Araby Stieber

Most Musical
Carol Fae Gross

Most Artistic

Wittiest

Carol Thomson

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Most Musical
Leslee Weinstein

Most Artistic
Ann Miller

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Secretary

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Vice-President

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President

Leon
Treasurer

Dickerson

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Russell Connellee ^bH ^W

Curtis Robertson ^^B

Treasurer
Moifett

Whillden ^Zfc^^X— ..— Fleetwood

Dudley *^ - ~ Baker

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Risher Vice-President ^ "^W Secretary MacNeal

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SCHOOL
ACTIVITIES

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LEFT to RIGHT: J. Baynard, L. Wray, M.
Fuchs, J. Carver, M. Combs.

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Left to Right, 1st ROW: N. Lawder, J.
Baynard, C. F. Gross. 2nd ROW: Miss
Simms, B. Clem, A. Sutton, A. Stieber.

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Left to Right, 1st ROW: C. Wait, S. Shook,
M. King, J. Baynard. 2nd ROW: Miss
Simms, C. F. Gross, W. Hill, P. Russell, B.
Clem.

Left to Right, 1st ROW: B. Snodgrass, M.
King, C. F. Cross. 2nd ROW: D. Darvis, J.
Peterson, M. Fuchs, L. Miller, C. Wait, J.
Carver.

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Left toRight, SITTING: K. Wood, C. Thom-
son, N. Lawder. STANDING: L. Miller, A.
Forshey, K. Galusha, K. Helfrich.

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Left to Right, SITTING: W. Hill, N. Rogers,
N. Lawder. STANDING: L. Robertson, C.
Sener.

S<Z*ttfu0t4.

Left to Right, SITTING: P. Russell, A. Brit-
tingham, J. Baynard. STANDING: L. Wray,
N. Rogers, K. Wood.

"3We Sc. (?lcd

LEFT to RIGHT: P. Flanagan, B. Bowers, J.
Williams, M. E. Howard, C. F. Gross, D.
Watson.

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Left to Right, SITTING: J. Leitch, L Wray,
STANDING: C. F. Gross, D. Lambertson, D.
Holtz.

'pcctectc 7l«fUe^ (?b<6

Left to Right, STANDING: B. Potter, H.
Livingston. SITTING: P. Gantt, A. Hender-
son, P. Kveseth. KNEELING: M. Fuchs.

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Left to Right, KNEELING: D. Watson, G.
Leon, A. Brittingham , B. Snodgrass, M. King.
SITTING: M. E. Howard, E. Ascherfeld, P.
Flanagan, D. Darvis, D. Fradin, S. Lussier,
P. Russell.

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Left to Right, SITTING: D. Fradin, S. Lussier, C. F. Gross, K. Wood. 1st ROW, STANDING: S. Shook,
P. Kveseth, C. Sener, P. Flanagan, P. Russell, D. DeWitt, D. DeWitt, A. Brittingham. 2nd ROW,
STANDING: C. Wait, C. Lister, J. Carver.

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LEFT to RIGHT: E. Ascherfeld, C. Sener, S. Shook, S. Lussier, L. Miller, M. Fuchs, K. Wood, D. Darvis.

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Left to Right, 1st ROW: T. Hall, J. McLarn, L. Whilldin, D. DeWitt, D. DeWitt, S. Lussier, H. Risher, N. Rog-
ers. 2nd ROW: M. E. Howard, D. Fradin, B. Snodgrass, C. Roberts, C. Thomson, J. Peterson, D. Dickerson, C.
Baker, C. F. Gross. 3rd ROW: E. Keinard, P. Brite, L. Connellee, B. Potter, W. Muxrow, T. Kaplan, S. Shook,
M. MacNeal, K. Galusha, D. Nelson.

Performing at the Christmas Festival

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Left to Right, 1st ROW: P. Russell, G. Leon, A. Brittingham, S. Shook, M. King, J. McLarn, D. Darvis, A.
Sutton, T. Kaplan, B. Bowers, K. Wood. 2nd ROW: B. Clem, D. Dickerson, D. Holtz, D. Fradin, A. Forshey,
P. Muth, C. Wait, A. Stieber, M. Fuchs, J. Scott. 3rd ROW: F, Ascherfeld, S. Zahniser, L. Miller, C. Sener,
G. Copenhaver, R. Grace, C. Dudley, C. Lister, A. Rowe, P. Kveseth, J. Peterson. 4th ROW: N. Rogers, J.
Williams, P. Flanagan, C. F. Gross, W. Hill, J. Carver, Miss Allan, M J. Orme, N. Lawder, K. Helfrich, P.
Gantt.

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Left to Right, STANDING: W. Hill, J. Carver, L
Miller, J. Scott. SITTING: Miss Allan.

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Left to Right, 1st ROW: S. Shook, A. Sutton,
J. Scott. 2nd ROW: L. Miller, W. Hill, J.
McLarn, J. Carver, D. Darvis. 3rd ROW: A.
Stieber, N. Lawder, A. Forshey, Miss Allan,
D. Fleetwood, S. Lussier, A. Rowe.

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LEFT to RIGHT: J. Gehring, D. Dickerson, J. McLarn, D. Darvis.

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Left to Right, SITTING: M. Combs, S. Shook, K. Wood. STANDING: S. Lussier, A. Rowe, J.
McLarn, B. Parian, A. Forshey, M. Cockey.

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Left to Right, SITTING: T. Kaplan, C. Dudley, A. Stieber, S. Eyerman, P. Kveseth, S. Lussier, A. Rowe, A.
Miller. KNEELING: L. Miller, N. Rogers, K. Wood, P. Cantt, J. Peterson, D. Fleetwood, S. Shook, A. Bozman.
STANDINC: Miss Allan.

Tittdefazted

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'Tired but happy"

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Left to Right, 1st ROW: S. Shook, M. Combs, A. Miller. 2nd
ROW: L. Shipley, C. Dudley, P. Gantt, A. Stieber, A. Rowe.
3rd ROW: D. Fleetwood, K. Galusha, G. Leon, S. Zahniser, T.
Kaplan.

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S.M. Academy

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Left to Right, KNEELING: J. Leitch, J. Williams, D. Fradin. 2nd
ROW, STANDING: L. Miller, C.F. Gross, P.Flanagan, A. Forshey,
P. Muth, B. Clem. 3rd ROW: S. Shook, M. Brewbaker, C. Thom-
son, M. Combs, E. Ascherfeld, A. Brittingham.

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"Look who's resting now."

"Don't breathe."

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Araby Stieber

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Ann Forshey
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Queen, Diane Darvis; Train bearers, Linda Mitchell and Deborah Silk;
crown bearer, William Chapman.

Vice Admiral Felix Johnson, U.S.
N. Ret. crowns Miss Darvis.

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Left ro Right, SITTING: S. Shook, D. Darvis. STANDING: J. Scott,
A. Stieber, L. Miller, L. Bayles, S. Kirby.

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President's Medal Jean Baynard

First Honor Graduate

College Division Margaret Combs

First Honor Graduate

High School Division Constance Sener

Aik and Dove Award Dawn DeWitt

Mathematics Award Constance Sener

High School Science Award Margaret Fuchs

College Science Award John Lord

Language Award Margaret Combs

Business Award Betsy Snodgrass

History Award Ann Bozman

Dramatics Award Jean Baynard

Art Award Carol Thomson

Athletic Award Araby Stieber

American Legion Medal Wanda Hill

Good Citizenship Award

High School Division Margaret Fuchs

Good Citizenship Award

College Division Margaret Combs

Sarah Burch Palmer Award Carol Fae Gross

Good Manners Award Ann Henderson

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Mr. & Mrs. Karl C. Ascherfeld

Mr. & Mrs. Francis H. Baker

Mrs. Nancy L, Bayles

Mr. & Mrs. Risdon E. Baynard

Mr. & Mrs. Wm. H. Bowers

Mr. & Mrs. Bozman

Mr. & Mrs. P. T. Brewbaker

Mr. & Mrs. Carver

Mr. & Mrs. R. F. Chapman

Mr. John E. Clark

Mr. & Mrs. Copenhaver

Col. & Mrs. W. H. Craig

Mr. &Mrs. W. A. Craig, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Dickerson

Mr. & Mrs. Eyerman

Mr. & Mrs. S. Flanagan, Sr.

Mr. &Mrs. Morris Fradin

Marvin P. Calusha

Dr. &Mrs. W. H. Gantt

Mrs. Francis C. Grace

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gross

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hall

Mr. &Mrs. C. M. Himmelhebcr

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Howard

Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Hueter

Mr. & Mrs. A. Kaplan

Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Keinard

Sgt. &Mrs. Raymond Kcish

Mr. & Mrs. Kellow

Mr. & Mrs. C. F. Lambertson

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lawrence

Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Leitch, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. John Lord

Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Lussier

Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Maddox

Mr. &Mrs. J. C. McLarn

Mr. & Mrs. G. F. Miller

Mr. &Mrs. H. H. Mofiett

Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Murrow, Sr.

Mr. &Mrs. H. C. Nelson

Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Roberts

Mr. & Mrs. D. H. Russell

Mr. &Mrs. E. J. Russell

Martha A. Schatzan

Mrs. Harry F. Shipley

Capt. &Mrs. L. O. Shook

Mr. & Mrs. H. L, Snodgrass

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Stieber

Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Thomson

Mr. & Mrs. Tsirigotis

Mr. & Mrs. G. D. Wait

Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Williams

Capt. &Mrs. W. S.Wray

Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Wright

Mr. &Mrs. A. W. Zahniser, Jr.

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