Baldwin School - Prism Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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production of the Dramatic Club, Pride and Prejudice.” It will be given on the 1st and 2nd of May. along with Mile. Rey’s French Sale, and the other festivities that accompany Alumnae Day at Baldwin. It seems incredible that after twelve years of anticipation, we arc within sight of Graduation. Perhaps it’s good that the war has come during this, our Senior year, because certainly now, more than ever before, we realize what we may mean to the future. Although we seem unconscious of a war, we do know that we will be the generation of mothers who will influence the planning of the sort of world we hoj c to have, when this war is over. YVe have not a rosy future to look forward to, in fact, no future, except that which we ourselves— and the boys we love—shall and will make. We need to forget our smugness, and the narrow interests which have naturally occupied us during these past years, and to think on a new world-scale, with vast imagination, and, above all. tolerance. We need to recognize the mammoth proportions of the construction job ahead of us. but let us always keep our gallant, high-hearted happiness.”

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r Z. pjlGL ELEANOR JANE ANDREWS Tetee is that girl with the cute smile and a very determined walk. She’s got lots of pep and a marvelous good humor which attracts loads of friends, but she’s very serious in a class room. She’s a good athlete and a particularly excellent ten- nis player. Tctcc's new this year but we couldn’t do without her. A Vvofc. Xwirc 4 3 Ko a© C L rum ELLEN MAY HAM A Noise, merry-making, and general worry are Hama through and through. Tons of fun to be with. She can get her- self in and out of hot water more quickly than anybody we know. She loves week- ends, sports, swimming especially, and good times to be had anywhere.