Bancroft School - Blue Moon Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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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.

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THE BLUE MOON 15 RUTH CAROLYN BROWN Bouve Bancroft. 1929-1932 Not only is Ruthie a social butterfly, continually replenishing her collection of masculine souvenirs: but she also plays an important part in the school athletics. For two years she has played on the varsity basketball team, and this year has been a capable head of the Grays. Her popularity in and out of school is due to her unfailing good humor and pep. MooN. 4 I 1 JEANNE DANIELS Bancroft, 1919-1932 Jeanne is a shining light in history, and her thrilling themes about the Wooly west never fail to delight the English class. Since Jeanne comes to school almost every afternoon in riding habit, we are scarcely surprised when she carries away many riding cups. Jeanne is quiet, unassuming. and very gracious, and last year she showed much ability as art-editor of the BLUE