Bancroft School - Blue Moon Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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12 THE BLUE MOON February March March March March March April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May June June June June June Assembly: The Heavens, a scientific and aesthetic demonstra- tion, by Class IH. Recital by pupils of Miss Weeks. Assembly: The Vanishing Princess, a one-act play presented by the Freshmen. Assembly: An Historical Outline of Massachusetts, with slides, prepared by the Colonial Dames. Matinee performance of Much Ado About Nothing, Assembly: musical program by Classes V and VI. Evening performance of Much Ado About Nothing, Gymnasium exhibition. Dramatic Club: financial report: The Rehearsal, presented by the Freshmen. Sophomore party at Miss Smith's. Assembly: The Rehearsal, Dramatic Club play. Cilee Club concert and dance. Assembly: French songs by sub-primary and Class I, talk by Madame Henri. and minuet and patriotic songs by the Glee Club. Assembly: talk on Bradford Washburn by Dr. Kimberly: talk on how to make shoes by Mr. Matthews. Deerfield Glee Club Concert, assisted by Bancroft Glee Club. Assembly: health movie, presented by Mrs. De Wart. Upper School dance. Assembly: Masque of Pomona, presented by Class IV. Sophomore progressive dinner for the Seniors, Assembly: Les Mesauentures de Monsieur Chauvet, play pre- sented by the Middle School French club. Riding meet. Glee Club annual party. Assembly: Tristram and Isolde, presented by Class V: Masks, presented by Miss Croff and Mr. Judge Track meet. Holiday. Freshman party for the Juniors. Junior baby party for the Seniors. Dramatic Club banquet. Award Day. Middle School play, The Knight's Tale. Commencement.

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THE BLUE MOON SENIOR CLASS LESLIE BAER Vassar Bancroft. 1928-1929: 1930-19252 Leslie is a quiet, Worthwhile classmate. She has led us successfully through the past year in self-government, and whether in extra-curriculum activities or studies, she Works faithfully. Fiddling is not her only accomplishment, for we have received the beneiit of her artistic ability in the BLUE MOON as well as on programs, and her Christmas cards are among the ones we Wish to keep. BRENDA MUNSON BAXTER Skidmore Bancroft, 1931-1932 Brenda came from Cleveland for her senior year and was in no time an indis- pensable member of the class. Her artistic ability and her initiative have made her an excellent art-editor of the BLUE MOON. ln Much Ado Abou! Nothing, she showed dramatic talent by her portrayal of Friar Francis. Her winning manner, her dignity, and her neat appearance have made her popular both with the girls and with the faculty.