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C7#c~;t3~===g••l!e ===========;g _ :u u q ELIZABETH ANDREWS WW English-Hislory Hurlock. Maryland Hurlock High School w. w.. S"".hinc Mosswge, 3. Sergeant-ai-Arm, { Presi_ dent ~; In/a-Club C(Jundl 4; "Aloha" Snap.ho/ Edllar: Y. W. C. A.; Col/ege Sunday Schoo/; Philomathoon Lilerory Sod"'y I. 2. Trea,urer I: Philo_Browning LiteraTy Sodely 4; W. A. A. I. 2. 3, 4; Head of Ba•• ball 4: Lell" HM," Class Alhieli" '.1, 3. 4; Spomor Company "A" 4 Nct cute-no. that would never do. Nor is she (00 sophisticated. As a description in one word. we call it "attractive"-that's "Andy:' In fact, for four years her technique of charm has been a ccnste nt marvel to us. It may be the sparkling blue eyes. the impish expression. the fascinating smile. or perhaps just her winning way, What- ever it is. everyone is attracted to her. Varied interests occupy "Andy's" time. Socially or athletically she is equally at ease. Shehastherar£talentofbeingagracious hostess and a clever tennis player without apparent concern in either situation. Shall we call it attractiveness. non_ chalance, or independence? Thirty