Susan Carithers Scrapbook

West Riverside Elementary, 6th Grade Class Elizabeth Girlinghouse

1954-1955

West Riverside Elementary, 6th Grade Class Elizabeth Girlinghouse 1954-1955

First Row:__________ Allen Blount,________ ,_________ .Bobby

Pittman,_______ ,________ , Bob Rozier,

Second Row: _______ ,_______ , Charles McCrory, Susan Carithers.

Cheryl Ann Clayton. Harriet Mitchel, .

Sandy Freel.____,_____, Aline Dearing

Third Row: ______ ,_____ . Doug Milne, Katherine Khoury, Judy Joseph,

___ . Paul Duffe,____ ,____ .Susan Slaughter

West Riverside Elementary , 5th Grade Class , Jane Hammond

1953-1954

Bill Perdue, Alan Blount, Barbara Overton, Susan Carithers, Susan Slaughter,

Jack Johns

West Riverside Elementary, 4th Grade Class, Mary Cooper

1952-1953

Nell Sasnett, Roberta Bittner, Bob Rozier, Alan Blount, Bill Perdue, Jack Johns,

Stewart Irwin, Stephen Smith, Susan Slaughter, Susan Carithers, JF Bryan

West Riverside Elementary, 3rd Grade Class , Lula Krause

1951-1952

Judson Freeman, Charles McCrory, Susan Carithers, Nell Sasnett, Lynn Pullan,

Linda Langston, Ann Whidden, Katherine Khouri

West Riverside Elementary, 2nd Grade Class, Zelpha Richmire

1950-1951

Susan Carithers, Ray Thomas, Judson Freeman, Katherine Khouri

West Riverside Elementary, 1st Grade Class, Miss Hope

1949-1950

Front Row:Tommy Palmer,__,__,__,__, Roberta Bittner

Row 2: __,__, Susan Slaughter, __,__,__,__

Row 3: Michael Fisher,__,__, Stewart Irwin, __, Barbara Overton

Row 4: __, Judson Freeman, __, Stephen Smith, __, Susan Carithers

Row 5, __,__, JF Bryan,__, Katherine Khouri, Kay Thomas

KALANDER KAPERS"

Commentator Miss Sandra Chambers

JANUARY

Water Sleighride Lee Finetts'

FEBRUARY

Love Walked In Danny Pappas and Bev Bryson

MARCH

Three Little Irish Colleens Trudy, Julie and Starr

APRIL

Sunny Side of the Street Lee Cheerleaders

MAY

Carousel Swim Lee Finetts'

JUNE

Presentation of Lee Calendar Girls

JULY

Independence Day Parade Lee Majorettes

Mr. Music Jim Prosser

AUGUST

Vacation in Hawaii Harriet Etter and Lynn Franklin

SEPTEMBER

A Rainy Day Lee Finettes'

OCTOBER

A Rowdy halloween Night The Creeps

NOVEMBER

Autumn Leaves Bev Bryson, Mary Brockman, Betty Corson

Danny Pappas, Drew Mazarrus, Glenn Bondurant

DECEMBER

White Christmas Barbara Trough

FINALE

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MEMBERS OF THE CAST

LEE FINETTS'

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Gail Bridges Barbara Overton Carol Ulery

Harriette Dickson Carol Peters Betty Corson

Marsha Dendler Mandy Harby Betty Gardner

Anne DeHoff Ada Pruitt Sandi Clinton

Vivian McCullough Mary Ellen Thebaut Karen Kelly

Linda Sutton Susan Slaughter Patsy Barton

Harriette Mitchell Nancy Robinson Susan Carithers

LEE CALENDAR GIRLS

Stephanie Wearn Beth Ann LeGate Sue Mullis

Winifred Williams Neely Paul Helen Nixon

Sandy Sammons Patsy Rhodes Linda Hazouri

Judy Augustat Janice Crawley Mary Kay Cowart

LEE CHEERLEADERS

Peggy Hackett Marian Barnett Nell Hallenbeck

Jackie McMillan Gerry Mackoul Pat Clark

Robin Rhodes

LEE MAJORETTES

Jackie Judd Jean Ethridge Joann Parker

Winifred Williams Carolyn Kirkland Bonnie Mason

Joyce Schramm Beth BeLote Trudy Slade

Starr Carithers Julie Langston Jim Prosser

Glenn Bonderant Drew Nazarrus Danny Pappas

PRODUCTION STAFF

Director ......................................................Miss Anne Gladwell

Continuity Writer.......................... Miss Sandra Chambers

Producer ..................................................... Mr. Robert Jones

Student Assistants ..................................Celia Gibbs, Pat Cox

Light Technician........................................ Mr. Daniel J. Meeks

Programs.....................................................Miss Wilma Broward

Advertisement ............................................Mrs. R. Kirven Slade

Choreography for March......... Thelma Baggs Studio of Dance

Make up ..............................................Carol Blume, Judy Ayoub

PATRONS

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Trent Mrs. W. L. West

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Mrs. G. T. Gillette Mrs. H. J. Mitchell

Grandma Hawkins Mrs. C. I. Szelak

Mrs. G. Ellis

Thelma Johnston Baggs Studio 1953

Good Shepherd Church May Fete

Bitsy Richeimer, Judy Joseph, Beth Ann Legate, Susan Caithers, Betty Gardner

Jan Watkins

Program

All dances choreographed by THELMA JOHNSTON BAGGS

At the piano.....................................Mrs. Bion H. Bamett, Jr.

Violinist ...........................................Alice Biscow Sager

Celloist ........................................... Clarence Nice

I LES SYLPHIDES........................... Chopin

There is no plot in this ballet. It simply offers an interpretation of the poetry of Chopin's music.

1. Prelude

2. Nocturne—Connie Lee Stewart, Margie Winterburn, Fernando, Nancy

Johnston, Joanna Funk, Margaret Railey, Beverly Jean Baggs,

Jean Stilwell, Gay Sanders, Ann Hammond, Kate Thompson.

3. Waltz ............................................Connie Lee Stewart

4. Mazurkor—Beverly Jean Baggs, Jean Stilwell, Nancy Parkinson, Jean Miller

5. Mazurkor.......................................Jean Stilwell, Joanna Funk and Fernando

6. Mazurkor........................................ Nancy Johnston

7. Prelude—Beverly Jean Baggs, Jean Stilwell, Nancy Farkinson, Joan Miller

8. Waltz.............................................. Norma Peavcy

9. Waltz.............................................. Ensemble

INTERMISSION — TEN MINUTES

II CINDERELLA ...........................................................Arranged

ACT I. IN THE KITCHEN

Mistress Cook.............................................................. Nancy Long

Assistant Cooks: .........................................................Elizabeth Bently, Babs Broome, Gail Cowart,

Ann Davidson, Sandra Lightsey, Helen Nixon,

Deborah McCarthy, Susan Marsch, Julianna Warren,

Michael Thornton

Little Cakes: Louise Baker, Carolyn Breese, Mary Ann Dance, Sandra Jean Fox,

Hollace Guthrie, Carol Ann Luck, Judy Maness, Bobbie Means, Sharon Nicholson,

Sally Pierce, Connie Young, Catherine Sears, Pamela Walker.

Cinderella.................................................................. Ann Frost

Cat.............................................................................Carol Cole

Sparks: Barbara Jean Bowden, Nancy Page Davis, Margaret Ann Livingston,

Cathie Maxwell, Mary Jean Middlebrooks, Maureen Miller, Peggy Mills,

Mary Jack Owens, Alicia Sangster, Susan Schrader, Tina Stathis,Carol Wind.

1st. Sister................................................................. Dibbie Mcllrath

2nd Sister ..................................................................Norma Peave

Entr'acte Dressing For The Ball

ACT II. BACK IN THE KITCHEN

Little Mice: Marilyn Callicott, Adelaide Emery, Sally Lawyer, Juliana Lightsey,

Delores Lord, Jane Speir. Carol Starke, Eugenia Suter, Sylvia Taylor

Fairy Godmother...................................................... Sue Johnston

Fairies: Dorothy Coulter, Terry Douglas, Katherine Fulenwider. Kilty Hobbs,

Virginia Hurley, Kay Kavanaugh, Dale Orr, Robin Rhodes, Betty Snyder,

Allison Watson

Elves: Alice Baker, Patijo Brown, Peter Brown, Ginny Crenshaw, Barbara

Daniels, Dian Little, Anne Louise Maltby, Christie van Pelt, Robin Rosborough

The Lonely Elf: ............................................................Helen Gassaway

Pumpkins: Larry Clark, Kathryn Ann Crosby, Cecilia Dominy, Sandra Fly

Monica Forbell, Betty MacDonald, Bonnie McGregor, Sally Middlebrooks,

Mary Jane Parramore, Brandon Patterson, Susan Seymour, Claudia Slater,

Donna Spengler, Janet Watson, Laurice Wickersham

Mice: Carol Armstrong, Patty Ann Burke, _Susan Carithers, Sharon

Cates, Jeannie Gillette, Joanne Griflen, Sonja Howell, Roxanna Merrill,

Virginia Reynolds, Virginia Roberts, Nell Sasnett, Hilary Ann Schroder, Sonja

Stormes, Sally Suter, Joan Tanner, Jay Thompson

Tableau........................................... Cinderella Leaves For The Prince's Ball

ACT III. THE PRINCES BALL

The Prince....................................... Georgette Cooper

Favorite Lady..................... ..............Judy Daniels

Favorite Courtier.............................. Ann Flanders

Pages............................................... Meredith Martin and Marian Waterman

Guests: Ladies

Caryl Ann Bodine, Ann Easterday, Dulcie Gustavsen, Virginia

Harvard, Carol Smith

Lords Elizabeth Blake, Drusilla Jones, Mary Ann McNichols, Terry Ward,

Margaret West

Court Attendants: Ann Gillette, Hazel Huckins, Ginger Johnston, Frances L'Engle,

Linda McLucas, Judy Pierce

Footmen: Donna Bridger, Betty Jo Futch, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Louise Neumark,

Sandra Rippy, Linda Traer

ACT IV. IN THE KITCHEN

The Slipper Fits Cinderella. The Princess Is Found,

ACT V BALL AND ENTERTAINMENT HONORING CINDERELLA

Ladies-in-Waiting: Marian Barnett, Margo Duffe, Ginny Kay Fortson, Mary Petrie Kendrick,

Charlotte Law, Mary Mays, Priscilla Porter, Ann Shaver, Lois Stewart, Judy Wiggins,

Susan Wright.

Jesters: Pam Beal, Susan Dwelle, Linda Johnston, Sandra Johnston, Mary

Cecilia Joos, Jane Miller, Mary Mills, Mary Ann Porter, Molly Robeson, Mary Jane Slaughter.

Duo ...........................................................Neely Paul and Karyl Speir.

Solo......................................................... Paula Nicolai

Flower Girls: .............................................Elizabeth Fort, Ann Holmes, Robin Irby, Micki

Mc-Clurkin, Shirley Mallory

The Women's Council

of

Jacksonville Childrens Museum

SPONSORS

AN AFTERNOON OF BALLET

Pupils of

Thelma Johnston Baggs

and

The Junior Symphony Orchestra

SPONSORED BY THE JUNIOR

FRIDAY MUSICALE

HENRY CORNELY, JR., Conductor

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15th 3:00 p. m.

JOHN GORRIE JUNIOR HIGH

PROGRAM

All dances choreographed by THELMA JOHNSTON BAGGS

At the Piano.................................... Eleanor Loyless

Violinist........................................... Alice Biscow Sager

Celloist.............................................Clarence Carter Nice, Jr.

I The Impresario..........Overture................Mozart

Junior Symphony Orchestra

I I RENASCENCE ....................................Delibes

Dawn & Prayer............................... Connie Lee Stewart, Nancy Johnston ,

Ann Hammond, Margie Winterburn, Kate

Thompson, Nancy Parkinson, Beverly Baggs

Time.............................................. Jeanell Wallis, Shirley Aichel,Terry Jansen

Hymen.......................................... Ann Hammond, Fernando Patxot,

Work.............................................. Connie Lee Stewart

Peace............................................ Nancy Johnston

Pas de deux................................. Kate Thompson, Wakefield Poole

Time Variation.............................. Gay Sanders

Finale

III Minuet................................Boccherini

Junior Symphony Orchestra

IV ALICE IN WONDERLAND Arranged

Lovely flowers, who leave their appointed places and dance for joy; a Rabbit who can tell time;

a Mouse whose sad story makes a little girl cry so hard that she has to swim for her life in a pool

of her own tears; Lobsters and Turtles who tread a quadrille; a Mad Hatter who dances a Jig with

a March Hare . . .! Follow Alice down the Rabbit hole, and meet these characters and others.

ACT I — SCENE I — INTO WONDERLAND

Alice............................................................ Susan Marsch

Flowers .......................................................Delores Lord, Neely Paul, Kay Kavanaugh

White Rabbit ................................................Nancy Long

SCENE II — DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE

The Caterpillar.............................................. Louisa Goldberg

The Mouse................................................... Helen Gassaway

Tear Drops ...........Helen Nixon, Ann Davidson, Sally Lawyer,

Julianna Warren, Sylvia Taylor, Sandra

Lightsey. Eugenie Suter, Elizabeth Bentley

Lobster .................Karyl Speir, Virginia Hurley, Ann Holmes,

Katherine Fulenwider

Turtles ..... Linda McLucas, Frances L'Engle, Ginger

Johnston

Oysters .................Kathy Beard, Rene Cox, Cathy Loyless ,Sharon Sanford,

Lorraine Jochym, Pam Rainey, Betty Julia Williams, Candy

Dorsey, Mary Alice Clark, Marion Clark, Cathy McGregor,

Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Frances Stamps

Lost Oyster .......................................................Carol Ann Luck

Mad Hatter....................................................... Babs Broome

March Hare .......................................................Marion Waterman

Dormouse .........................................................Katherine Fulenwider

ACT II. THE DUCHESS'S GARDEN

Flowers ................Marian Barnett, Margo Duffe, Ginny Kay Fortson,

Priscilla Porter, Mary Ann Porter, Jane Miller,

Susan Wright, Mary Ellen Thebaut, Lois Stewart,

Molly Robeson, Mary Mills, Mary Cecilia Joos,

Mary Petrie Kendrick, Susan Dwelle, Pam Beal

The Cheshire Cat................................................. Allison Watson

Fish Footman........................................................ Kathryn Ann Crosby

Frog Footman........................................................Judy Wiggins

The Cook ..............................................................Paula Nicolai

Duchess ................................................................Ann Gillette

ACT III. THE QUEEN'S GARDEN PARTY

Roses.................. Catherine Sears, Louise Baker, Pam Walker,

Sharon Nicholson, Hollace Guthrie, Bobbie Means,

Judy Maness, Sandra Jean Fox, Sandra Johnston

Spades............ Janet Watson, Joanne Griffin, Betty McDonald,

Bonnie McGregor, Sally Middlebrooks, Brandon

Patterson, Jay Thompson, Laurice Wickersham.

Marsha Kay Bennett, Patty McCrane, Monica Forbell,

Angie Jones

Queen of Hearts......................................................... Gail Cowart

Queen of Diamonds ....................................................Dale Orr

Queen of Clubs.......................................................... Betty Snyder

Queen of Spades ....................................................... Kitty Hobbs

Hearts ....................Jeanne Gillette, Virginia Roberts, Elizabeth

Clark, Susan Carithers, Adele Richheimer, Roxana

Merrill, Sally Suter, Ann Louise Maltby, Una Howell,

Nell Sasnett, Peggy Paul, Lane Fey, Penny Myers

Finale...............................Ballet and Junior Symphony Orchestra

Ten Minute Intermission

DO YOU KNOW WHY EVIL EXISTS?

Long, long ago theer were no evils. Everyone was happy until Pandora's cursity caused her to open the

mysterious box which was left with Epimethus. He had promised to guard it and not let it be opened.

Its contents were all the worldly troubles. Upon being released they fly about the room, causing

sorrow and then out of the windows to spread worries elsewhere.

A voice is heard from within the box. It is the Fairy of Hope. She was packed into the box so that she

might comfort people when the family of troubles got loose in the world. She promises never to leave

the children if they will trust her. Troubles have been flying about the world making people suffer,

but always the fairy with the rainbow wings comes healing and comfort.

V PANDORA'S BOX……………………………... Khachaturian

Epimethus………………………………………………Sue Johnston

Pandora ……………………………………. Meredith Martin

Playmates ………………… Carol Smith, Mary Ann McNichols,

Donna Bridges, Annie Lou Leighton,

Micki McClurkin

Winged Trouble………………Ann Frost, Judy Daniels, Carol Ann Bodine

Ann Easterday, Virginia Harvard

Evil Forces………………………..Georgette Cooper, Julie Ingram, Pat

Hammond

PROGRAM

VI Two Guitars…………………………………. Horlick

Junior Symphony Orchestra

VII SPANISH PROMENADE ……………………… Arranged

Fernando Patxot, Margie Winterburn, Beverly Baggs

and

Nancy Johnston, Connie Lee Stewart, Nancy Parkinson

Kate Thompson, Ann Hammond

Members of Junior Symphony Orchestra

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Wakefield Poole through the courtesy of Bagaley Juvenile Theatre

Stage sets—Elsie Behner

The Jacksonville Children's Museum, organized in 1945, is a place of education and recreation for the children of this city.

The attractive exhibits include a variety of subjects: birds, animals, shells, dolls, and articles from foreign countries.

Here at the Museum, your children enter art, ballet, and ceramic classes and we must not forget the New Milam Memorial Planetarium.

Thus far, we have told you only about our recreational program and perhaps you are wondering what takes place at the

Museum during the earlier daytime hours. Working colsely with the schools, thousands of children visit the Museum each

year to see the exhibits and listen to lectures that supplement their studies in the school.

We feel sure you want the Museum to continue this program that has proven so valuable during the years. We also feel

sure you want the Museum to grow and expand its actives that are free to all. We need the backing of every interested citizen.

Memberships range from three dollars up. If you wish, send your check to 1061 Riverside Avenue but better still, bring it yourself

and see with your own eyes the children of Jacksonville at work and at play.

Thank you for your interest today

Thelma Johnston Baggs

STUDIO OF

Dancing and Dramatic Art

Presents Her Pupils

in

Concert

At

JOHN GORRIE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

SATURDAY, JUNE 1,1953 8:15 P. M.

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

PROGRAM

At the Piano....................................... Eleanor Loyless

Violinist.............................................. Alice Biscow Sager

Celloist ..............................................Clarence Carter Nice, Jr.

All dances choreographed by THELMA JOHNSTON BAGGS

FANTASY

I. PIERROT and the Butterflies..........Robert Schumann

Butterflies ..........................................Nancy Johnston, Connie Stewart,

Ann Hammond, Nancy Parkinson,

Margie Winterburn, Kate Thompson,

Beverly Baggs

Pierrot ..............................................Fernando Patxot

Pas de deux ....................................Terry Jansen, Ginger Edwards

Variation ..........................................Nancy Parkinson

Pas de deux ..................................Margie Winterburn, Beverly Baggs

Pas de deux ....................................Kate Thompson, Fernando Patxot

Variation.......................................... Nancy Johnston

Variation......................................... .Ann Hammond

Variation ......................................... Connie Stewart

Finale

FIVE MINUTE INTERMISSION

II. PINOCCHIO........................... Arranged

The story of a wooden Puppet, made by Gepetto, the old Toy Maker. The Blue Fairy endows this Puppet with life; admonishing him always to do what is righthe may eventually become a real boy. She appoints Jiminy Cricket as his Official Conscience. In spite of his conscience, Pinocchio gets into all kinds of trouble. He sells his spelling book for the price of admission to a Puppet show, instead of going to school, has his fortune told by a band of gypsies, a fortune which comes true when he falls into the clutches of a wicked Fox and a wiley Cat. The Blue Fairy rescues him from this predicament and sends him once more on the way to school. But alas some bad boys persuade him to forget school and go with them to Pleasure Island. Here, because of their stupidity in playing truant, all the boys grow into long eared betailed donkey . Belatedly, Jiminy Cricket arrives with the news that Gepetto has been lost at Sea. His determination to save his father, and his heroic conduct at the bottom of the sea among all the fish, seaweed and anemones, and the terrifying monster the whale, brings Pinocchio a rich reward, for the Blue Fairy appears and bestows upon him all the attributes of a real Boy.

ACT I — SCENE I — GEPETTO'S TOY SHOP

Jiminy Cricket......... Helen Gassaway

Pinocchio................ Marion Barnett

Gepetto ................... Molly Robeson

Figarothe cat.......... Dolores Lord

Cleo the tropical fish Carol Ann Luck

Little Girls................. Catherine Sears. Pam Walker, Margo Duffe

Buyers ...................... Virginia Hurley, Betsy Dent, Mary Ann Porter

Bride Doll.................. Gail Cowart

Peasant Dolls ............Sylvia Taylor, Karyl Speir, Mary Mills

Gavotte Dolls.............Elizabeth Bentley, Ginger Johnston, Sally Lawyer

French Doll............... Helen Nixon

Poodles ......................Linda Holmes, Cathy Lawyer, Mary Rose McCrory,

Lola Smith, Gail Safer, Meta Rowe, Bryan Brennan

Rag Dolls...................Nelson Hilty, Claudia Slater

Vicki Penick, Barbara Southwell

Rag Doll.......................Lois Stewart

Blue Fairy ...................Susan Marsch

ACT II PINOCCHIO ON HIS WAY TO SCHOOL

Puppetter...................... Sally Middlebrooks

Marionettes...................Beverly Bull, Janice Coley

Kay Tyson, Patricia McCormick

SCENE I — THE PUPPET SHOWS

Pierrettes .....................Carol Wind, Alice Baker, Maureen Miller, Peggy Mills,

Mary Jean Middlebrooks, Louisa Bedell, Virginia Crenshaw,

Libby Wilson, Charlotte Mc-Kee, Martin Hoag, Sherrie Pichia,

Paula Martin, Barbara Daniels, Susan Stoneburner

Mistress Mary....... Betty McDonald and Susan Carithers, Bonnie Mc

Gregor, Kathryn Ann Crosby, Joann Griffin, Jay

Thompson, Marsha Kay Bennett, Monica Forbell,

Jane Lohman

MissMuffetts......... Susan Canipelli, Beth Rawls, Martha Nell Hoag,

Sara Jane Auman, Judy Graves, Jennifer Jones

See-Saw Margie Daw...Virginia Roberts and Roxanna Merrill,

Claudia Hart, Una Howell, Brandon Patterson,

Jeanne Gillette, Sonja Howell, Nell Sasnett

Bo-Peep's............ Mary Alice Clark, Marion Clark, Candy Dorsey,

Cathy Loveless, Rene Cox, Patricia McDonnell,

Jessica Vlaming, Drina Dimmick, Mary Frances Stamps,

Suzanne Suter, Joan Kloeppel, Gail Rogers, Betty Julia

Williams, Jane Davis, Patty Phelan

Red Riding Hood... Mariann Taylor, Jan Fisher, Mary Ann Shearer.

Suzanne Lanier, Mary Bailes, Kristina Chilton,

Patsy Robinson, Mimi McCall, Julia Waechter,

Margorie Beaufort, Molly Owens, Pam Tull,

Evelyn Brauner, Gayle Knowles

SCENE II — THE GYPSIES

Gypsies....................Gayle De Garmo, Catherine Dent, Leila Crawford,

Gail Barry, Dawn Fisher, Mary AnnKimball, Margaret

Koscielny, Juanita Meyers, Shirley Love, Jane Dodd

Crawford, Priscilla Cranford, Ann Winney, Barbara Sue Gibbs

The Wicked Fox...... Ann Holmes

The Wiley Cat ..........Sandra Lightsey

The Bird ...................Priscilla Porter

Bad Boys................. Ann Wilson, Katherine Stevens, Mary

Yetter, Suzanne Watson, Judy Prosser

SCENE III — PLEASURE ISLAND

Bad Boys ................Karen Kelly, Babs Bledsoe, Susan Williamson, Linda

.................................Cowart, Janet Ruth Moore, Susan Sulzbacher, Sharon Ramsey

Girl Scout Troop Good Shepherd May 1953

Judy Joseph, Susan Carithers, Judy Watt, Barbara Overton, Ann Whidden,

Katherine Khouri, Susan Slaughter, Nell Sasnett, Martha Bryson

Confirmation Class Good Shepherd Church 1955

Judy Joseph, Susan Carithers, Aline Deering

The 59th Aannual May Fete

Patsy Barton, Susan Carithers, Cheryl Ann Cayton, Jan Cooper, Alene Dearing

Lynn Franklyn, Peyson Jeter, Karen Kelley, Sally Lawyer, Sara McBride, Barbara

Overton, Brandon Patterson, Carol Peters, Karen Rasmussen, Bitsy Richheimer

Nell Sasnett, Anita Shackelford, Susan Slaughter, Pam Ulmer

Karen Kelly, Judy Joseph, Susan Carithers, Pam Ulmer, Brandon Patterson,

Catherine Sears

Worsham Hall, Good Shepherd Church, May Fete Court

Bitsy Richeimer, Betty Gardner