Berkeley Institute - Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Page Sixly-three The Maid of France THE STATUE OF JEANNE D,ARC ........ VIRGINIA BOODY THE FRENCH SOLDIER ......... ....... V ERA KEMP THE FLOWER GIRL ...... ..... . . .HELEN RICHARDS GERALD, the English Lieutenant. . . . . .LAURA DOEHLER THE ENGLISH SOLDIER ........ . . .RUTH LOHMAN ACT I Place-Street in France. Time-Christmas Eve, Midnight.

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I 'age Sixty-five QT E R A Y H I? e ' F F 1 . Nobodys By ELEANOR CORYELL, JR. From the fields of New England when spring life was rising, In a world that seemed warm and drowsy with peaceg ln the mating time, swallows were filling the barn eaves, And rioting wildly in joy without ceaseg From the pasture lands billowing under the breezes Scented and cool, bending low the long grass, Where he called, as the shadows creep into the hollows To big brown-eyed cows as they languidly passg From the village that sloped to the banks of the river, The river that once swept him out to the sea- He was carried by tides of a torrent tremendous That deafened him, frightened him, cast him to sea.