Brearley School - Brearley Book Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Ok 'VIOX ING The Class of 79 need not feel that xt IS the only reg1ment of Brearley1tes go1ng forth to strange parts 1n the commg year for Headquarters IS plannmg a grand mob1l1Lat1on of the ent1re army , and after fh1S summer s furlough the troops yy1ll reassemble IH the new yymter quarters now bemg prepared The nevy locat1on IS 111 a yy1ld d1str1ct but recently Xplored, and 15, as yet undeyeloped and may be des1g nated as Lat1tude 610 Long1tude 83 Tle s1te IS on a large r1ver and 19 surrounded by barbarous natlye tr1bes It IS howeyer, hoped that the m1l1tary outposts wh1ch are be1ng establ1shed IH thls reg1on w1ll encourage the 111 flux of c1v1l1zat1on, as 1t IS a very p1cturesque country and can be eas1ly rendered access1ble, though now the CRSIBSI mode of transportauon oy er the fresh, rough tra1ls IS bv mule back young soldlers, and there yylll be unusual opportunlty for 1nstruct1on IH the m1l1tary SCICHCCS The whole s1tuat1on IS calculated to turn out also a fine, hardy set of athletes through constant CYLFCISL The troops, undemonstratne by nature seem perfectly content w1th the enterpr1se except II1 one part1cular that IS, thelr contaet Wlfh the outslde World The remoteness of the lOC21flOl1 yy1ll necess1tate 1 cutt1ng down of absence leayes, and If IS suspected that the 8LlIl1OI'1IlLS are not sorry that an excuse for th1s reforna has presented 1fSClf The wr1ter, a member of the 79th Infantry yvh1ch becomes thls year a permanent SCCIIOD of the regular eXped1t1onary forces along yy1th her felloyy s, VlSl'lLS all luck to her old compamons m arms and beloyed othcers as she departs for the yyars and leayes them to carry on In 21 MW Camp ELIYABETH TVIFAD J9 T I T - V, x V .' 'V 5 I 1. I I. q I I' I 2 1 . H 'l l . , , 7. k I - Y. '1 1 A f 1 1 vs 1 - 1 1 r x ' - '1 ' , y 1 e A V , L . Y . .1 . . x .... . B It is deemed an excellent locality for the training of Y ' 7. I . 7 x - S ' V I Y L ' .Tlx I' 1 l 1 1 s -,fm A' -m I l V . Y' 1 I I J V may 11 .- I I - I o X D . V ig Y rl 2 7 rl 1 J . ' 6 ' - 7 1