ACADEMIC
Miss Mary STEWART, History
Miss Barbara BURKE, English
Mrs. Herbert H. ROBSON,
Science and Textiles
Miss Evelyn G. HAYDOCK,
Mathematics
Miss Margaret Watson, English
and History
LANGUAGES
Mrs. R.M. COX, Latin
Mme. Aimee DRAYEUR, French
Mlle. G.B. CHARRUAU, French
Literature
Mme. E.V. MATIGNON, French
Senorita Maria YBARRA, Spanish
INTERMEDIATE
Mrs. A.G. WRIGHT
Mrs. H.G. FISH
Mrs. M. OSTERHAUS
Miss Monica J. ADKINS
PRIMARY
Mr. Ralph WOOD
Miss Catherine FOTHERINGHAM
Miss Helen KENNEDY
Mrs. David FRENCH
SPECIAL
Dr. William Palmer LUCAS,
School Physician
Miss Katherine BURKE, Librarian
Miss Florence DUGAN, School
Nurse
Miss Margaret HACKER, Tennis
Coach
Miss Vesta BRADBURY
(Emeritus), Drawing
Miss Olympia GOLDARACENA,
Assistant Drawing
Miss Terys DIETLE, Folk
Dancing, Basketball, Physical Culture
Mrs. A.G. WRIGHT, Bookkeeping
Mrs. K.E. BENTEL, Stenography
and Typing
Mrs. Guy Leslie FONDA, Orchestra
Mrs. B. PURRINGTON, Accompanist
Folk Dancing
Miss Monica J. ADKINS, Choral
Director
Miss Lenora THOMPSON, Dancing
Mr. J. CASAD, Drumming
OFFICE
Miss T.M. BUTTNER, Secretary
Miss Myra SHANNON, Assistant
Secretary
"WORKS AND DAYS" STAFF
Peggy ROEDING, Editor
Emilie DOHRMANN, Assistant
Editor
Barbara WIEL, Literary Editor
Gertrude OPHULS, Assistant
Literary Editor
Helen STINE, Business Manager
Elvira BROOME, Assistant
Business Manager
Dorothea ROEDING, Art Department
Kate CHOPIN, Art Department
Virginia MORAN, Art Department
Christine MILLER, Activities
Dixie SCALES, School Notes
Paula RODIEK, Jokes
Mignon WILLARD, Photographs
Marjorie Lovegrove PISCHEL
17, Alumnae
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Elinor OPHULS, President
Helen MACGAVIN, Vice-President,
Treasurer, Chairman of Hospitality Committee
Dixie SCALES, Secretary
Peggy ROEGING, 1st Director
Helen STINE, 2nd Director
SENIOR CLASS
Elinor OPHULS
Helen MAC GAVIN
Barbara BAILLY
Mary Lawrence BALLENTINE
Elvira BROOME
Kate CHOPIN
Rosemary CUTTER
Caroline Eileen FISHER
Frances GOODWIN
Dorothy Lincoln HANKS
Margaret HINES
Dale KING
Ann KOSTER
Barbara Ruth LYNCH
Blanche MEAD
Christine S. MILLER
Virginia MORAN
Elena MUSTO
Harriet PULLIAM
Paula RODIEK
Dorothea ROEDING
Peggy ROEDING
Carol Virginia SANBORN
Dixie SCALES
Helen Macleod STINE
Linda Monroe VINCENT
Eleanor WALTER
Virginia WEBB
Barbara WIEL
Mignon WILLARD
OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNAE
Marjorie LOVEGROVE PISCHEL,
17 President
Margaret STONEY FIELD, 14
Vice President
Betsy PAYNE, 18 Treasurer
Estelle NOLAN, 18 Secretary
Directors
Marian SAHLEIN MEYER, 13
Katheryn CHASE CONRAD, 22
Frances STENT, 24
Sepha PISCHEL EVERS, 13
Louise BURMISTER, 24
Visiting Committee
Dorothy WARD ERSKINE, 14
Barbara SESNON CARTAN, 20
Doris CRANE MAXWELL, 18
ALUMNAE NOTES
Engagements
Ruth DAVIS, 18 to Walter
Paul BUSHER
Janice YARD, 27 to Bernard
Alan BREEDEN
Kathleen MUSTO, 22 to Dr.
Edmund John MORRISSEY
Margaret PARTRIDGE, 26
to Ralph Edward PEARCE
Kathryn CLARK, 25 to Benjamin
Christie MICKLE
Eleanor WEIR, 25 to Herbert
Voorman TILDEN
Marriages
Barbara SESNON, 20 to Henry
CARTAN Jr.
Helen SHAW, 25 to Irving
Phillip JACOBS
Adele CHEVALIER, 17 to
Dr. George HENSEL
Helen FOSTER, 16 to Dr.
Hans KOEBIG
Helen NOBLE, 23 to Vance
Nelson JENKINS
Doris BAILEY, 26 to William
DOHRMANN
Jean MCLAUGHLIN, 23 to
Jefferson J. DOOLITTLE
Virginia DEIMEL, 27 to
John STAUFFER
Alberta MORBIA, 18 to Dr.
Harry Jeroam PRUETT
Elizabeth POPE, 21 to John
P. DAVIS
Rose Marie BRUNN, 25 to
Edison HOLT
Margaret DEAHL, 21 to William
J. SHAW
Sophia BROWNELL, 21 to
Curtis HUTTON
Elizabeth DOZIER, 23 to
Earl Ames BACHELDER, Jr.
Ruth SNYDER, 22 to John
P. MORGAN
Mildred WHITE, 24 to Hal
Elliot MOORE
Marjorie LOEWE, 24 to Robert
Louis WEEKS
Carol KLINK, 21 to John
CLAUSSEN
Evelyn WOODLAND, 23 to
Peter Weston GERHARDT
Betsy PAYNE, 18 to Dr.
Milton John GEYMAN
Phyllis FAY, 23 to Arthur
STEVENSON
Births
To Brenda HELSER, 21, a
son
To Isabel Bishop DIBBLE,
22, a son
To Miriam Ebrights DOE,
22, a daughter
To Francis Lent PORTER,
19, a daughter
To Aileen McIntosh HILLMAN,
16, a daughter
To Sepha Pischel EVERS,
13, a son
To Suzette Chadbourne STRACHAN,
15, a son
To Anne Hamilton HOFFMANN,
18, a daughter
To Marie Louise Meyer GRAHAM,
18, a daughter
To Audry Ewing WHEELER,
25, and son
To Dorothy Rolph MCKEE,
17, a son
To Elizabeth Rolph STEVENSON,
23, a son
To Ruth Whitley SCHLESINGER,
21, a daughter
At College
Dorothy COBURN, 24
Agnes ADCOCK, 25
Virginia MANTOR, 25
Adrienne HEDGER, 25
Kathleen HORTON, 25
Matilda HUMPHREYS, 25
Mary Elizabeth CLARK, 25
Gertrude SHARROCKS, 26
Ethel GLENN, 26
Virginian POPE, 26
Nina PEIXOTTO, 26
Lucille PERNAU, 26
Merva MARTIN, 26
Elincr SHAW, 26
Marylyn HASTINGS, 26
Josephine BROWN, 27
Eleanor BROEMMEL, 27
Mary Frances BURRAGE, 27
Helen DELANY, 27
Margaret GIBOBN, 27
Hope GLENN, 27
Helen MC DONALD, 27
Ynez GHIRARDELLI, 27
Catherine CHAPIN, 27
Elizabeth LITTLE, 27
Jane MORRE, 27
Martha DUTTON, 27
Frances BEHREND, 25honor
roll
Olive BALCOM, 24
Stanford University
Louise DOHRMANN, 27
Gladyns GILLIG, 27
Harriet DAY, 27
Louise HEWLETT, 27
Felice KAHN, 26
Hallie KEATING, 24---is
the first woman president of the Senior Class in the history of Stanford
Mills College
Eleanor ECKART, 27
Virginia BOARDMAN, 27
Frances CAHN, 24
Bryn Mawr
Eccleston MORAN, 25
Easter Schools
Sarah STEPHENSON, 26Holton
Arms, Washington
Carol LAPHAM, 27Miss Spences
Beth SHERWOOD, 26Mt. Vernon
Seminarywrote a play which was produced this spring
Alumnae Notes
Virginia LEMMAN, 23, is
studying in Paris
Ellen BALLENTINE, 27, is studying in Switzerland
Leslie VAN NESS FORD, 23, is living at Cape Hatien, Hatii, West Indies
Clara VAN NESS DENMAN, 20, has moved to Portland
Mary BOARDMAN VAN WYCK, 16, has come from Chicago to make her home in San Francisco
Geraldine GRANCE BENOIST, 19, is now living in San Francisco after a year spent in Los Angeles
Evelyn MC GAW VAN PATTEN, 19, visited in San Francisco this summer and has now returned to her home in the Virgin Islands. She has lately had the interesting experience of being piloted by Col. Lindbergh during his visit to the Virgin Islands.
Mary Jane MCCONE, 18, is in training in the Memorial Hospital at the Winchester, Va.
Antoinette TUCKER, 16, has recently returned from a trip abroad
Ruth FICKERT, 26, is at the Lane Hospital Clinic
Eugenia BACIGALUPI, 27 is traveling abroad
Marie WELCH, 22, returned from an extended European trip
Marjorie EATON, 20, is home after a year in Italy, studying art
Katherine EDDY, 26, is now in Europe
Carol COFER, 27, is studying drama in Paris
Louise BURMISTER, 24, is secretary of the Junior League. She has announed [sic] her engagement to Jeffrey K. ARMSBY and is now in New York
Mary Bernice MOORE, 21, has just announced her engagement to Edward J, MORAN, the date of her wedding to be is May 18.
Jane PACKER, 27, has announced her engagement to Arthur Richards RULE, Jr., U.S.A., and in the East visiting his parents
Isabel Sherman MAC GREGOR, 22, is going abroad
Marie WALCH, 22, has gone back to Paris for the summer. She had several poem published recently
Grace HAMILTON, 27, plans to spend the summer in Europe
Phyllis Fay STEVENSON, 23, is spending her honeymoon in Honolulu
Jean Ward KEILER, 22, has gone to the Philippines on her honeymoon. Her husband is to be stationed there for three years
Dorothy MEIN, 26, has returned from her Eastern trip
Harriet BROWNELL, 26, and Elizabeth RAYMOND, 25 are still visiting in Washington
Dorcas POWER RICCI, 20 has returned to her home in Italy
Clara OPHLUS, 24, is at Stanford school of nursing
Virginia DEIMEL STAUFFER, 27, has gone to Europe
Frances REIS STENT, 24, is going to Europe for two years
Barbara CLARK, 27, has gone to Honolulu to be with her sister, Dorothy CLARK BALLREICH, 22
Margaret DEAHL SHAW, 21, has gone to live in Portland
Katherine DEAHL, 25, has gone for a trip to Honolulu
Louise DOHRMANN, 27, leaves for Europe in June
Marjorie LOVEGROVE PISCHEL, 17, president of the Alumnae is in Honolulu for a brief visit
Edith DOHRMANN, 23, has gone to Europe to be away for six months
Romilda MUSTO, 23, is teaching Italian at U.C.
Frances REVETT WALLACE, 19, returned via Panama from New York
Jane KOSTER, 27, has just returned from New York
Virginia ROSE, 27, is in Europe
June SHAW, 27, has gone to Honolulu
Adrienne HEDGER, 25, has returned to Europe
Charlotte NICHOLS, 25, in now in Europe
Betty BOLTON, 26, has just left for Europe
Virginia PHILLIPS, 24m has joined the Community Players
Sarah STEVENSON, 26, at Holton Arms School, Washington, was one of the three girls taken into the Holton Athletic Association
and has been vice- president of the Hockey Club