St Margarets School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Buarh nf Uruatera THE RIGHT REVEREND E. CAMPION ACHESON, D.D. . . P'l'9S7fd67Lf REV. JOHN N. LEWIS, D.D .... MR. IRVING H. CHASE . MR. EDWARD L. FRISBIE MR MR. GEORGE E. BOYD MR MR. HORACE D. TAFT, L.H.D. MR MR. EDWARD O. Goss MR . . Rector Treasurer CHARLES A. TEMPLETON HUGH L. THOMPSON ROBERT S. WALKER BURDON P. HYDE Rhnianrg Glnmmittee uf the Alumnae MISS EDITH D. KINGSBURY MRS. EDWARD OTIS Goss MRS. ARTHUR REED KIMBALL MRS. CHARLES A. TEMPLETON MRS. WILLIAM SHIRLEY FULTON

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Ehitnrial Goals are strange things. We always have something ahead of usg some dream of a far-od castle, or some more practical and tangible goal. Yet as we draw nearer, we are not satisfied, but must find a new aim farther away, always ahead. Therefore, although we sometimes in our lives, pass a place which has been a former goal, we hesitate a moment and then go on to the higher aim, always higher. In graduating, we are passing such a goal, one which as far back as we can remember, we viewed as something distant and wonderful. Even now it seems strange. Our years at Saint Margaret's are still too close to us, too deep within us for us to understand that we have reached this goal. But it is right that we should feel this unreality, for from today, graduation is no longer our goal. This year book and our diplomas are merely the beginning towards a higher plane, and our years here, steps leading us upward. So, in this Salmagundi, our book, we write the records of those years when we worked towards this day, happy in the realization that we were climbing. How thankful we are that we have spent our years here with the inspiration that has raised our ideals and given us courage to follow them. How sad we are to leave-and yet, how glad we are as we feel certain that in later years, while we ascend alone, we may look back upon these pages and remember the days of climbing with others, days here at Saint Margaret's, the memories of which will make us struggle more valiantly to reach further goals, and make our successes worthy of the highest ideals of Saint Margaret's. Eight

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Ghz illarultg aah Stat? REVEREND JOHN N. LEWIS ...... . Rector Rector of St. John's Church, Waterbury MISS ALBERTA C. EDELL, A.M. . ..... Principal Barnard College, Columbia University MISS ANNA S. WHITE ..... History of Art and Science Saint Marg'aret.'s School MISS RUTH P. CHANDLER, PH.B. . . . . English Brown University MADEMOISELLE ANNE METZ .... . French, Brevet Superieur MADEMOISELLE LEONIE VIMONT, A.M. ...... French Clolumibia University, Officier de l'InstructiOn Publiqu-e, Universite de Paris, College de France MISS EMILIE SCHUMACHER . . . German and Executive Assistant MISS LOUISE EWING, A.B. ...... Mathematics University of Michigan MISS RUTH V. MEMORY, A.B. .... History Wellesley MISS ELIZABETH MCCAUSLAND, A.B. . . . . Latin Colby MISS ELIZABETH SIMS, A.B. . . . . M atheniatics and Latin Wellesley MISS JANE N. LEWIS, A.B. . . . . History and English Vassar MISS INEZ CLOUGH, A.B. . . . . . Science Mt. Holyoke MISS LORAINE CALLAN, A.B. .... Mathematics and English Wellesley MISS HELEN M. KELLOGG ...... Domestic Science ' ' Mechanics Institute, Rochester MADEMOISELLE BLANCHE COUBES .... . . French, Ecole Superieure MISS LUCILE CHENEY ....... Physical Training Boston School of Physical Education MRS. WARREN S. ROBBINS . . . Assistant in Physical Training MISS LAETA. HARTLEY ......... Piano Pupil of Harold Bauer and Wager Swayne MRS. MARION MAY ........ Voice Culture Ten Pupil of Rose Stuart and Wilfred Klammroth