Caskin School - Blue Moon Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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THE BLUE MUON Senior Sm tzkizkf Name Nickname She is Ambition - Admired for Charlotte Coles Pepto Witty Sucking her thumb To have long hair Her ability to sew Eleanor Hall Half-pint Petite Calgggtisgglor To grow tall Her parties Virginia Handley Gin A good sport Reducing To weigh 110 Beigiolgfis an Anita Kaufman Nita Sentimental Chewing gum To marry a farmer Her literary ability Babel Lay Curly Stylish Sewing Tohgisalissgnd Her hair Dorothy Ledogar Dot Thin Missing the train To travel Her style Edythe Rodgers Edie I Sweet Gettirfaillgdltlausyl To get married Her neatness Caroline Smedley Carol Quiet Practicing To ljgezkgjbllc Her ffillgagl Play Prettiest Nose .... Prettiest Mouth .,.. Prettiest Teeth. . . Prettiest Hair ..,. Prettiest Hands .... Prettiest Feet . . . Prettiest Eyes . . , Prettiest ....... Best Complexion. . . Best Figure .... Most Popular .... Quietest ...,. Perfeff Senior . . .EDYTI-Irs RODGERS . . .VIRGINIA HANDLEY . . .VIRGINIA HANDLEY .......ISABEL LAY . . .ELEANOR HALL . . . . .ELEANOR HALL . . .DoRo'rHY LEDOGAR . . .DOROTHY LEnocAR . . .DOROTHY LEDOGAR .......ISABEL LAY . . . . .EDYTHE Roncizns . . . . CAROLINE SMEDLEY Twenty

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THE BLUE MOGN Senzbr Proplzegf 6 6 HAT are you going to do when you finish school ? I do believe that everyone in school has asked me this question at some time or another. In reply I say the very same thing that every other graduate has said since girls have been graduating. I really don't know! What do you think I can do? Dad wants me to be a teacher, but I really can't see myself settled down to teaching all the rest of my life. Can you ? Truthfully, we do know just what we want to be doing, and if you won't mistreat my confidence-for this is confidential, you know-I'l1 tell you where your letters may reach these Sweet Girl Graduates in 1936. Charlotte Coles has always been interested in scholastic subjects and has spent a great deal of time fitting herself-both mentally and physically-for her position as Dean of Women in Bryn Mawr College. Eleanor Hall will have a little white cottage with rambler roses twinin' roun' on the Main Line, and will be in a great heat of excitement every morning to bustle Junior off to school on time. Don't ums hurt my 'ittle snookumsl Gin Handley, having perfected her baby talk, is attending all the most fashionable events on Long Island. With her little white poodle, huge pink ribbon bow attached, Gin in lavender organdie, ruffle upon ruffle, lace parasol, is languidly sipping tea. Her longed-for dock is looming up in the background. A' little garden in the great open spaces where weeds grow into bigger weeds. In the far end of the garden, quite conspicuously in the shade, we Find Anita. Hot, dusty and sun bonnet on one ear, trying her level best to make her own little garden a success. Tired? Yes-but, oh, so happy! Yours of the 5th inst. received, and am forwarding a catalogue under separate cover which, I believe, will answer your questions. Yes! This is what Curly Lay hears all day long. In a very starched shirtwaist and stiff collar we have our Curly as Mrs. Caskin's Secretary. Nothing is too much trouble, and she still has her ever-ready smile as of old. ' If you are ever walking down Fifth Avenue in New York, don't fail to stop and watch Dot Ledogar. You surely must know that she is the very best pan-cake Hopper that Mr. Child has. In her starched white apron and high white shoes Dot gives the place that air of distinction. Dot may not see you at first-so many people pass every day-but just throw rocks at the policeman, and when she looks up you will surely detect that spark of recognition in her eye. Bless its poor little heart! Let me see its paw. This sweet and gentle voice belongs to our sympathetic Edythe. Disgusted with the world because of their inhuman treat- ment to animals, Edythe has founded another Bide-A-Wee Home-a hospital for the poor but honest Cats and dogs of her own city. Who do you suppose runs around with the famous Babe Ruth? With the whole team, of course. Yes sir-with the baseball uniform and her ball autographed by the President-Caroline makes the best little mascot for the Yanks that you can imagine. Whether they run away with the pennant or not, the team can always depend on their loyal mascot to cheer them on. No wonder they play such good ball with Caroline watching their every move and bringing as much good luck with her as it is possible for one so small to carry. Hurrah for the Yanks! Eh, what, Caroline? Nineteen

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