St Margarets School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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iihitnrial It seems such a short while ago that we were marching in to our Hrst chapel, our uniform shoes creaking and sparkling with newness, the brightness of our blue linen dresses singling us out as freshmen,-eager, a little excited, wondering at the prospect of the future, and feeling a bit bewildered, perhaps Qalthough we wouldn't have admitted it for the worldj. But what impressed us most in the vague confusion of that day and in spite of our anxiety in watching the person who sat next us to see what she would do, was the sense even then of our belonging, of being a real part of Saint Margaret's. Per- haps it was the smiling, friendly faces all about us, perhaps it was the loveliness of the school, perhaps the warm welcome of Miss Edell herself, or the friendly words of Dr. Lewis. Perhaps it was all these things, together with that indefinable element that cre- ates the atmosphere of Saint Margaret's. Since that time the years have sped with almost incredible rapidity-so quickly that we hardly knew they were going. We hardly realized how many real friendships we had formed, how keen a sense of values we had acquired, how deep an appreciation of beauty. We hardly even realized the depth of the understanding, that sympathy and wisdom, that is hers who has guided us through these years. And after four years with our lives so bound up in Saint Margaret's, so wholly a part of it, the realization that we must now break away from it leaves us a little breathless. Almost we feel again like the freshmen of four years ago, uncertainly anticipating the future. Yes,-almost we feel like those freshmen, but not wholly, for deep within us crowd memories, happy and sad, and in our hearts are the ideals of Saint Margaret's, and with these we may face the future, confident and proud. Eight

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Efahle nf Qlnntentu Editorial . . Board of Trustees .... Advisory Committee of the Alumnae Faculty and Staff . . . Snapshots . . School Song . . . Senior Presentation Speech Iunior Acceptance Speech . . . Faculty Poems ..... Class History-Once Aboard the Lugger . Student Government Boards . . Members of the Class of 1932 . . Magpie Board ..... Class Prophecy-The Paths of Glory Senior Class ..... Iunior Iunior Class ..... Senior Class Song .... Class Song . . Calendar-As We Recall ll . Iunior Prize Awards ..... Program for Commencement VVeek . Glee Club . . . . Dramatics Athletics . . . Le Cercle Francais . Sociae Latinae . Class Will . Ex Libris-1932 . . Who's Who in Thirty-two School Addresses . . Advertisements Poem-The Han1lwr1't1'ng un zh e Wall

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Bnarh nf Glruntrra THE RIGHT REVEREND E. CAMPION ACHESON, D.D. . . Prcxident REVEREND IOHN N. LEWIS, D.D. .... Rector MR. IRv1Nc H. Ci!-IASE . . ..,.. Treasurer MR. GEORGE E. BOYD MR HUGH L. THOMPSON MR. HoRAcE D. TAFT, L.H.D. MR. ROBERT S. WALKER MR. EDWARD O. Goss MR BURDON P. HYDE MR. CHARLES A. TEMPLETON MR ELTON S. WAYLAND Ahuiamzg Qlnmmitter nf Ihr Alumnae MRS. ARTHUR REED KIMBALL MRS. SAMUEL P. WILLIAMS, IR. MRS. NATHAN M. PIERPONT MRS. BURDON P. HYDE MRS. ORTON P. CAMP Nine