Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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KAILIEU DCDDSCQIQDIE ZX ZX ZX ZX Jxsfxafx ZXYZXYZXYZXYZX ZX ZX ZX An Aclieu to G. P. I Class Poem 1 Once more the spring has comeg once rrmre the month of May,' And with the month of May has come our graduation day. Some of 'us have been here from the seventh grade-the start,' But now the time seems very short when we're ready to depart Other girls have been here five years-four, three-, or two, But were it only one- we would still hate to leave you. We've been in the operettas and in plays of various kinds, And with our many lessons we have exercised our minds. We've taken English, history, biology, and math, And we've followed Caesar along a dificult path. We've lived along and liked it and have had a lot of fun, But now we've come to the end of a twelve years' home run. Of our high school education we are almost at the end, But we'll always remember G. P. S. as a friend. Whether we abide here or abroad in other lands- For your teachers and the things for which you stand, There will in our hearts be only love: and now to you- To you- oh G. P. S., we 'must bid an adieu! MARTHA BUFFALOW 1203 jx- A JN j!s,!xN.JxXs!xX.-!xNs!xXs!xNsAsA A JS A f

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1 -' - ' 1, A ,IKALIEHDQSCQDIH fxgfxgjx fxvjx V fxgfx Y fxgfxgxxgfx Y JK XY ZX i 1 uniors MARGARET BOGGESS A voice, nice and loud, Effective in a crowd. DOT BROWN Beautiful, graceful, and tall, She can really make men fall. MARIAN BUTTERFIELD Fussy and stubborng everyone's petg You can't change her mind once it gets set. NITA CAMPBELL A good quarreler and a wind-bag, Quick moving, never does she lag. ANN CASON A complexion so grand and mien so demure, If you get to know her, you'll fall to be sure. TEMPE CHESTER ' Never gets excited, talks slow, To see her knit is quite a show. ANN CREWS Pretty hands, curly hairy Look out-she's got something there! BETTY DORSCHIED Earnest worker we hear tell, Does her work and does it well. MARY KATHARINE FRED Stately, lovely, affectionate, Carries no grudge and has no hate. MARY GOVAN So smart in booksg uses such big words, Gets the teachers down and floors the herd EMMY JANE GRISCOM Good-looking, smart, poetic, Genius in art, also athletic. ANN HAYNES Slim, well liked and giggly, To stay near her long makes you jiggly. 4223 jx jx jxvjxgjkufg 4 -ufxfelzxrlifx