Andrews School - Andrean Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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ass csfom, SEVENTH CRADE Presudent Vurgunua Ball Vuce Presudent Allyce Reclenour Secretary treasurer Wulma Ohl Advusers Muss McKee Muss Euegel We all came un swungung on the rope that made the bells toll gauly of new chapters un our luves Tremblungly we assembled un the halls on regustratuon day and trued to accustom ourselves to the unfluences beckonung us unto Andrews lufe Pangs of homesuckness worked theur way unto the hearts of some but were gradually pushed out as fruenclshups uncreased The year passed wuth happy experuences and undenuable dusappountment at the thought of leavung the campus for the summer months We eagerly looked forward to our ElGl-lTl-l CRADE Presudent Vurgunua Ball Vuce Presudent Audree Summerfueld Secretary treasurer Phyllus Cross Advusers Muss McKee Mrs DeRenzo Aaaun the bells echo un remunuscence of the seventh grade and we puck up the dustant The eughth grade banquet found us a trufle dusappounted to duscover that long dresses were not for us however the banquet progressed un merry manner wuth a play entutled Sux Who Pass Whule the Lentels Boul Mr l-lunes wuth hus searchung baton was able to fund a few eughth graders wuth suffucuent talent to make up an orchestra of theur very own to carry on the strauns of the rungung bells unto our EP ESl-lMAN YEAR Presudent Ella Karu Vuce Presudent Evedune Kranz Secretary Shurley Sherman Treasurer Betty Patterson Advusers Mrs DeRenzo Muss Euegel Joyfully we came back to dear old A S G to see all the gurls and to talk over old tumes Many new gurls were welcomed by theur bug susters These new gurls soon came to realuze the Andrews spurut whuch was exemplufued at Chrustmas by the play The Great Herod The new year brought vocatuonal talks by Mr Hubschman These brought wrunkles to our brow as we consudered our future at Andrews and our lufe after Sprung farewell to bug susters brought a tear to every freshman s eye and when summer came we all went home fulled wuth memorues of the freshman and expectatuons of the uh rteen Cl H' - U . , . L.. , ' I . stralnshthat tell how we planned for the coming year, feeling just a wee bit more important. A - - - - - - -l 11 ' I , . fl ' ' Il I u

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SOPHOMORE YEAR Presndent Vurglnla Ball flce President Audree Summerflelc Secretary Jean Langley Treasurer Loulse Sayle Advrsers Mrs DeRenzo Mass McKee The sophomore bells found us upper classmen at last Bells truly rang from the tower of the new Admunnstratlon Bulldlng during our sophomore year brlngnng lnsplratlon to the heart of every Andrews gurl as we stepped llghtly unto our chosen vocatlon I a rural mosphere we lived through a rolllcklng evenlng at our Sophomore Hop The Chrlstmas Pageant Commencement Exerclses and Farewell were all major actnvntues ofthe sophomore year and we lolned the chlmes nn blddlng fond farewell untll the bells once again reminded us that soon we would be experuenclng the JUNIOR YEAR President Phyllns Martin Vlce Presldent Betty Patterson Treasurer Kathryn Dean Advlsers Mrs Greene Mr Lowman The meloduous strauns rlng forth notes cf accomplishment excntement and new thrllls We are all now reallv a part of that for which we eagerly awalted The fall party opened the year wlth nts patrlotnc theme The penthouse muslc and llghtlng formed a perfect background for the belles of the prom and we all chorused wlth enthusuastlc volces that thus had been one grand year But how reverently our lrps formed that lncrednble truth that the next would be our SENIOR YEAR Presndent Leona Carpenter Vlce Presldent Loulse Sayle Secretary Kathryn Dean Treasurer Caryl Waltor Advlsers Mlss Lee Mrs Greene Mr Lowman Wlth mangled sadness and joy ln our hearts we entered our sensor year Each day seemed nnflnltely more preclous to us as we sadly reallzed that lt brought us nearer to the end of our so,ourn at Andrews On December 8 1941 the courses of our lnves were changed for on that day war was declared And from that day on every effort was put forth to dc what we could to help our country The return of the graduates made us reallze even more that we too would soon be leav :ng the school we love so well Now our school days are over and the bells ranging ln the dlstance tell of our happy days at Andrews Many tlmes these bells wlll re echo nn the heart of every sensor gurl fourteen 'xl ' ' 4 ..---.. I ll Il I 4 l I I ' I ' A' l l Ill ll , . n at- ll ll . . - 1 I . . , . I. . I - I l l A . . I Secretary .................. Phyllis Cross I I ' 11 11 I - - - - . I - . . , . ' - - I 1 . I ' I