Bancroft School - Blue Moon Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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THE BLUE MOON ART WORK IN THIS VOLUME Book-plate Title page BRENDA BAXTER, '32 Faculty UPPH School lg LESLIE BAER, '32 Lrterature J Activities JANE ELLSWORTH, '34 Jokes Lower and Middle School ELEANOR DANIELS' ,35 Alumnae Autographs JEANNE DANIELS, '32 BLUE MOON Printed by Heffernan Press, Spencer

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THE BLUE MOON lOl To Virginia Loud and Sally Pratt, second rank honors for having pursued their education in absentia more often than necessary. To Nancy Hickey, third rank honors for having valorously sacrificed in- conspicuousness on the altar of style in school costume. EXTRA CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES To the Sophomores Cwith certain exceptionsj , first rank honors for having continuously voiced their interest in the opposite sex. To Betty Newkom, Mary Woodworth, and Mary Atwood, second rank honors for having led the opposition on every issue in which they have been involved. To Alice Crume, third rank honors for having worn threadbare, certain expressions which on first hearing might have seemed funny. BLUE MooN COMMITTEE ON MoRoNs UPPER SCHOOL SUPERLATIVES Prettiest-Helen Windle Most Enthusiastic I Most Attractive-Nancy Johnson Best Actress IM3fl0fi9 Adler Wirtiegf-Berry Newkom Most Stylish-Nancy Hickey Most Eflicient-Leslie Baer Best Athlete-Nancy Brown Most Musical-Betty Wood Most Versatile-Virginia Cutting Biggest Grind-Barbara Keck Biggest Flirt-Betty Gardner EXCHANGES The BLUE MOON board wishes to acknowledge with appreciation the re- ceipt of the following school publications: The Beaver Log-Beaver County Day School, Chestnut Hill, Massachu- SQIIS. Hill Breezes-Hillsdale School, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Spectator-Browne and Nichols School, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Lincoln Green---Lincoln School, Providence, Rhode Island. Riuista--Ligget School, Detroit, Michigan. The Abott Courant-Abbott Academy, Andover, Massachusetts.

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