Bancroft School - Blue Moon Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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THE BLUE MO MARY ANN GARDNER Beloit College Bancroft, 1031-1032 Although Mary entered our class only this year, she has displayed her cleverness in many ways. She does almost every- thing well from playing hockey to work- ing on the Social Committee, and her dramatic talent was first brought out in the Gray Gables play, and later in Much Ado About Nothing. Besides engaging herself in these outside activities, she has main- tained a high scholastic average, and has been a member of the self-government group. ALICE GOFF Pembroke Bancroft. lUl0fl'lll Alice is the good sport ol' the class. who is always game to go anywhere or do anything at any time. Her ambition to be head of a library is shown by her depend- able and willing Work as chairman of the Library Committee. Because of her con- centration and spirit of helpfulness, Alice was elected and remained all year a member of the self-government group.

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16 THE BLUE MOON DOROTHY ROSE ELIAS Skidmore Bancroft, 1910-1932 Dottie's steady character and self-con- trol have made her one of the best girls in self-government, and her amiable disposi- tion has won her many friends. For the past three years her services to the Com- munity Chest have been invaluable. Dottie s the owner of a fliver which is often seen filled with girls departing for un- known places at half-past three. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH GARDNER Erskine Bancroft, 1929-1932 Betty is one of the most happy-goflucky girls in the class. As the vivacious head of the Social Committee this year she has made wonderful progress?-not only at Bancroft School but also at Worcester Academy. Betty has a sweet voice, and as the Madonna in the Christmas pageant she underwent a real endurance test for one of such active habits.

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18 THE BLUE MOON THAYER HUNTER Connecticut Bancroft. 1928-1932 Although Huntress has developed many social interests, she still claims a devotion to her studies. Originally she was an omnivorous reader, and in 1930 won the award for the longest summer list. Last year she was chairman of the Library Committee, and this year was elected vice- president of the Glee Club, to the alto section of which she has contributed much volume. 4'Eecky and noon-hour tete-a- tetes are her hobbies. CHRISTINE NYE HAVILAND Bancroft, 1918-1928: 193041932 With her unconventionality and sense of humor, June has added variety to all Senior recitations. Psychology and social Work are her two main interests, with out- side reading and Writing as close seconds. Her Work on the Community Chest Com- mittee this year has been invaluable, and she is to be congratulated on her part of Verges in Nluch Ado About Nothing.