Briarcliff College - Yellow Hammer Yearbook (Briarcliff Manor, NY)

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FATHERS' DAY MAY DAY COMMENCEMENT

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EXPENSE ACCOUNT OF YELLOW HAMMER 7 if were fAe one? 025 Cas presented by the editorl Engraving Cnecessaryl ...............,,.,.... . . . S 1.38 Printing Calso a must l .......,.............,.... 1.93 Covers Ctry doing Without them when it's 10 degrees belowl ......,.................,..... S ...... .52 Trip to Sarony's via Miami, Pla. Cp.s. 15 daysl .... 680.12 Hush money Ccaught smoking -in loedl ............ - .01 Cocktails with the printer at the Biltmore Cto keep our spirits upl ....,...............,,...... 400.50 Tips ...................................... .27 Cigarettes ...,...,..,.......................... 8.25 Tickets to Annie Get Your Gun Ctor relaxationl 75.00 Dinners beforehand ....,..........,........ 97.20 Tip ,.......................... . .10 Cocktails for prospective advertisers ...,........ ' 1,520.65 Personal photographs for the Board .......,.... 1,243.80 Expenses tor mailing same to Princeton, New Haven, Hanover, etc. ....................... 85.50 Song sheets ftheme's a nethethityl .............. .10 More cigarettes ..............,...........,..... 25.08 Tickets to Army-Navy game Cno one would ask usl 56.00 Services ot the Editor Cbelongs to a Weak Unionl .02 Trips to the printer - via Yale ............,.... 909.75 Trips to the Harvard Observatory CMr. Culpl . ., 45.00 One orchid tor the Cosmopolitan Club Dance Csecond handl ............ ,............ . 59 One alarm clock Cno handl .29 Tennis racquet Cback handj . . . 15.00 Deck ot cards Clast handl ........ .12 One evening gown Clast standl ,.... 99.98 Week at Cape Cod catching lobsters 265.00 Yellow Hammer Banquet ...... 1.88 Goldie's afterwards ............ ..... 9 0.50 One Bromo tor Doc ..................... .08 Tickets for Bermuda Cno return - all the Board - future usel ................................ 1,200.00 Total ....... ,. .... 355,890.12 Assets .,........., . 58,890.21 Disbursements . . . .... 55,890.12 BALANCE .... ......,.. ........,....... S . 09 Signed, THE BOARD P.S. We made money! 77

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- O Widfer lgofilfman . . EDDIE HALL 806 YALE STATION I. R. CHARLIE BOB EDDIE HALE TOMMY BRUCH CHUCK GRAY UNCLE TAKE BOB FRANK MCBRIDE BERT TAYLOR BILL STRATMAN HEATHCLIFF CHICK . MAHONEY CHARLIE MR. MAN BU-CKO CLINTON E THE CHURCH CALENDAR TED CHANDLEE NUTTY BUTTER WAYNE ASHLEY HARRY THE BOHEMIANH DAVE SWEENEY LUSH - DARN COODE PRIVATE FLIP , SENATOR CLAGHORN BIGGY H ,, EE EEEEN STU? THE CAT EEVE ENSIGN HENDERSON THE DOC WHIT ADAMS IIMMY HENNESSY BRAD DUKE D. T. MCC. '45 EEEZE RUPPY U. S. A. GEOFF KEYES ANDY L, IOHNNIE MARION DEAN PATTERSON MOTHER AND DAD COCO MOOSE -ARCH A BILL BLAKE Roo ROB RUSSELL BILL CARR DADDY SALTY . jAanL you, So 7400104 The editor wishes to express her gratitude tO her associates and all her staff who par- ticipated in the creation of this book. Many girls Who helped out in various Ways should be given due recognition. Working under the Capable leadership of Enid Oonk on advertising were Ioan Denny, Pat Hunkin, Charlie larvis, ianet Mayfield, Marilyn Morss, Gerry Smith, Sally Smith, and Hope Washburn. Through their generous offerings of time and goodwill We Went Over the top for our budget this year. Without the able assistance of Ioan Dan- iels, Barbara Iacobs, Eva Price, Susie Stoep- el, and Ioanne Woodworth the literary part of the book would not have been completed. They contributed their originality and hard Work to make this aspect successful. As Literary Editor, Peg Schilling offered her creative genius in all respects. Thanks go to Lucy Baker and others for aiding Where they were needed. The original members of the Board, Celia Latimer and Mary Taylor, gave unsparingly of their time to help out anywhere they could after doing a commendable job in their own fields. The Clever sketching and Cartooning in the book must all be attrib- uted to loan Griffin. The financial contributions We received from many mothers and fathers were truly gratifying. Without that aid and sincere in- terest this book might never have been. Not to be forgotten is the constant encour- agement and advice given by the faculty adviser, Mr. Culp, Who lightened the load of the editor in many Ways. 'I'HE EDITOR