Bancroft School - Blue Moon Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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rl HE BLUE MOON BARBARA HOWE PIERPONT Radcliffe Bancroft, l9l7-1918: 1925-1932 BuZzie, noted for her golden locks and giggles, has carried on the Pierpont tradi- tion. Not only has she distinguished her- self scholastically, but also she is a good all-around athlete. For two years she has been an excellent business manager of the BLUE MOON, handling the funds with a capability and accuracy characteristic of her. BLIZABETH WOOD Smith Bancroft, l9Z0-l93Z Woodie has talents galore. She has been president of our class and of the Glee Club, played guard on the varsity basket- ball team, and took the part of Benedict in Much Ado About Nothing. Her executive ability is only surpassed by her scholarship, for which she has won many honors. Last, but not least. she has been a member of the self-government group from the start.

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THE BLUE MOON NANCY LUVANNE JOHNSON BanCr0ff,1918-1928: 1930-1932 These delights if thou canst give, Mirth with thee I mean to live. Nancy brings this philosophy of life even into school, and her hearty laugh is often heard resounding through study- hall. Much of her school time is devoted to modelling or to the Community Chest, while her week-ends are spent doing excit- ing things in exciting places. In fact, Nan is a happy combination of the conscien- tious worker and the social butterfly. AMY LUCINDA LYSETI-I Cornell Bancroft, 1019-1032 Because of her executive ability. Cindy has served as a very eflicient editor-in-chief of the BLUE MooN this year, and was the capable head of the Cos- tume Committee last year. Her dramatic talent has been shown time and again at Bancroft, and it was a disappointment to us as well as to her that she voluntarily gave up her part in Much Ado About Nothing, In everything she undertakes, Lucinda exhibits a Willing spirit.

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THE BLUE MOON FLORENCE MARCIA YOUNG Arcadia University Bancroft. 1028-1032 Nova Scotia We admire MFlossie's spirit! She never misses a committee or Dramatic Club meet- ing, or any class function, although she often arrives a bit late. A hard job does not discourage Florence, and she is usually to be found poring over her lessons or hurrying to an interview. We particularly remember her as Thomas in The Rivals, but we also shall not soon forget her dis-- cussions in history and French classes. THE PERFECT SENIOR NAME CHARACTERISTIC Leslie Baer Talent Brenda Baxter Initiative Ruth Brown Sportsmanship Jeanne Daniels Diligence Dorothy Elias Adaptability Betty Gardner Vivacity Mary Gardner Nonchalance Alice Goff Dignity June Haviland Sense of humor Thayer Hunter Good-nature Nancy Johnson Charm Lucinda Lyseth Efficiency Barbara Pierpont Intelligence Betty Wood High ideals Florence Young Perseverance APPEARANCF Complexion Posture Nose Chin Style Mouth Eyes Eyebrows Eyelashes Teeth Figure Hands Hair Smile ' Blushes