Bentley High School - Silhouette Yearbook (New York, NY)

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y fa' 5 Cliilflg UH With the 'help of the Social Committee Bentley has had a series of dances this year that have heen the anxiety and pride of each class in turn. Un the particular Friday anotted to them, the girts of the chosen grade dress their prettiest, deck the tahie with punch and cookies, toii over the decorations tiii they hang Adjust rightf, and witn throohing hearts welcome the k hoys. Records are played and everyhody dances - Q while a pleasant time passes swiftly. QB The senior ciass invited a few soldiers to its K dance. fEven fewer camei Amidst the chatter U Xi' and dreamy dance music we discovered that snapshots were heing taken in the dark hy our amhitious yearhooic editor with the aid of a powerfully weak spotlight and Joe, our photographer-acrohat who icnows an the angies. We not only entertain ourselves here at Bentley. Qur Wiother-Daughter Son Tea has hecome a tradition looked forward to with expectancy. its main event this year was a radio drama written hy Qrson Xfveiies. Although fraught with furniture-moving, it was a hit-and so was the accompanying play which dealt with the Negro prohiem rather adroitiy and made Nancy Bashein star-of-the-afternoon. The class skits for the Christmas ptay had 'E E7 A' everyhody participating with enthusiasm, and, V50 X, as a result, our parents were delighted with the if ,A clever scenes depicting schooi life in a musical 1' 1 it al way. t . f A 4 Our spring production, If I XM ere King, was . L the hest of anyand the most exciting. Nvith the help of our dramatic coach we were ahie to show our friends and families that, when Bentley puts on a production, it is sure to he worth seeing. The good acting, effective scenery, and glittering costumes an made the evening one to loolc hack upon with pride and pleasure. I 48

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I'LOM7l!!ClA8 It Hutters softly through the cold, dry air, Gliding to its resting place with gracef-1 Part of a shawl for Mother Earth to Wear, A segment of quaint, old-fashioned lace, A joyous visitor to war-torn Earth, Where Mars holds us in his deathly grip, Pitying the World for its lack of mirth, Condoling all man,s pain and hardship. Its star design hegins to fade away As the Warmth of Mother Earth seeps through: It seems content it does not have to stay To Watch the World its old hattlesrenew. Then like a mist itvanishes in space As a mass of others rush to Fin its place. TOBY Moscowrrz ' The canyon vw as a deep Wrinkle on Mother Natures hrow. JOE H1RscH The lake was a silver dollar, shining in the palm of the earth. JOE Hmscu His chin lapped over his collar like waves hreaking on a heach. NEWTON CATTELL