Bancroft School - Blue Moon Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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Presidems Facull y Adviser Faith Adams Marjorie Adler Harriet Coley Priscilla Johnso Barbara Keck Virginia Loud I1 CLASS OF I933 tlVlARJORIE ADLER, first semester 2 LOIS RILEY, second semester Miss LEWIS Grace Orr Sally Pratt l-ois Riley Amy Runo Eleanor Thayer Ruth Townsend

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26 THE BLUE MOON To Janet Heywood we will June Haviland's irrepressible good humor in times of repression. To Marjorie Adler we commit all overshoes left over by Gray Gables Seniors, from which she may select a fitting pair, and dispose of the remainder as she thinks fit. To Natalie McCarthy we bequeath Brenda Baxter's artistic talent, on condition that she never use it to mutilate any text, notebook, or blackboard. To Sally Pratt Cwho needs them badlyj, we give Ruth Brown's school shoes. To Helen Windle we devise Thayer Hunter's determination to reduce, with instructions to use it to better advantage. To Faith Adams we leave Alice Goff's dignity. To Jane Ellsworth we commit Betty Gardner's vivacity, to be combined with her seriousness so that an ideal Gray Gables manner may be effected. Jeanne Daniels' perseverance in her studies we bequeath to Nancy Hickey, to be invested in at least eight elective studies during the next two years. To the girl who takes the part of the nurse in Romeo and Juliet Cwhen it is producedj we leave Lucinda Lyseth's talent in comedy roles. To Dean Hoffman we leave Nancy Johnson's gait, To the Upper School as a whole we devise Betty Wood's record in self- government, to be divided equally among all sincere aspirants for the privi- leges of that organization. To the Gray Gables girls we bequeath Florence Young's paper-bag lunches to keep them healthy, wealthy, and wise, Our Senior room we also give to the 1933 Seniors in the hope that they will have more success and fewer problems with the decorations. To the Lower School girls we will our good intentions, and hereby appoint as guardian until said Lower School comes of age, the classes of 1933, 1934, and 1935, who shall have full control and benefit of the good intentions during the interim, In testimony whereof we hereunto set our hands, and in the presence of three witnesses declare this to be our last will and testament, this day of April 25, Anno Domini 1932. CLASS GF 1932 Signed by the testatrix in the presence of us, who at her request and in the presence of one another have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. PRISCILLA JOHNSON EDITH BLAKESLEE ROSAMOND RILEY Drawn up by Wood and Gardner, Attorneys-at-law for the Class of 1932.

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Presidenls Faeull y Adviser Edith Blakeslee Elizabeth Branch Nancy Brown Betty Chase Jane Ellsworth Catherine Forbes CLASS OF I934 iCA'1'Hii1e1NE FORBES, first semester PNANCY BROWN, second semester Miss SMITH Nancy Hickey Jean Kendall Deborah Lowell Natalie McCarthy Elizabeth Newkom Helen Windle Mary Vvlooclworth