Baldwin School - Prism Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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am sou As seniors of Purple we rise to the lead. Accepting the challenges raised. With pride in the past we will answer the need To maintain the high standard we praise. Whatever the future is holding in store, Although we may drift far apart. United our class will remain as before In ideals, in thought, and in heart. It’s Baldwin we honor in heart and in song. And it's spirit that nothing can mar. The loyalty that to its fond memory belongs We will bear with our standards afar. The path we must follow as seniors is clear. The promise of triumph is bright. So, striving to crown the success that is here, We march onward with blazers of white. CHORUS Our song on wings of praise will soar To Baldwin now and evermore. The future, opening wide its door. Is calling 1951, is calling 1954. 10

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“Men are but children of a larger growth Abigail Blount Adams “Abby” Abe” Vice-President of class . . . naturally curly hair . . . hysterical remarks with a straight face . . . Lancaster . . . Spasmodic dieter . . . Dixieland . . . champion burper . . . Sunday coffee in the playroom . . . speedy stride ... Ivy League fan . . . Lawrence- ville . . . Charleston Arise, ye wretched of the earth.’' Sarah Anne Alleman Sally'' Editor oi Annual . . . Hanover shoes . . . Maskers . . . sense ol humor . . . Cole and Martin . . . gym skipper except to captain Archery team . . . inexhaustible supply ot No-Do . . . fiendish imagination . . . cries when laughs . . . Conewago and Cape May . . . I ell ringer and be 1 lower . . . Bea Lillie songs . . . I’m going mad! 12