Beard School - Clio Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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OW1SSLBEARD'S SCHOOL MILDRED ESTELLE HARR M1LL1E 333 Turrell Avenue South Orange, New jersey Of every ffiemllerr name the friend. Entered: 1956 Day girl Spartan Future: Sweet Briar College Although Millie has been with us only one year, her spontaneous humor has won us all and has made us regret that she has not been here longer. Through her help with the spring play scenery we learned that in spite of her care-free nature she possesses an amazing capacity for work. Thanks, Millie, for the many laughs that have lightened the troubles of senior year. Twenty-nine

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THE CLIO EDITH CATHERINE HARGRAVE EDITH 1223 Inglenook Place Hyde Park, Cincinnati, Ohio Hear ye not the hum of mighty workingr? Entered: 1936 Boarder Spartan Future: Oberlin College 1936-37-Glee Club French Club Spartan basketball second team Although Edith has been with us for only one short year, in that time we have found her ro be a sincere comrade with an ever-present sense of humor. She has won us completely by her friendliness and has proved her worth in both the French and Glee Clubs. We surely wish you, Edith, all success possible at Oberlin. Twenty-eight

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THE CLIO ANN HEDGE UTWINNIEH 355 Lincoln Avenue Orange, New Jersey Thy modesty? a candle to thy merit. Entered: 1925 Day girl Spartan Future: Skidmore College 1934-35-Class basketball team 1936-37-Att Editor of THB cuo Spartan basketball second team Ann is one of a novel pair in our class, the twinnies. She has been with us ever since the kindergarten, and all this time has worked quietly but effectively. Her ability in the field of art could not escape our notice, however, no matter how modest she was about it. This year we have been especially proud of her as an art editor of THE cL1o, and as a designer for our spring play. We find that Hedgie is also one of the kindest people we know-good-natured, sincere, and friendly to all. Thirty