Caskin School - Blue Moon Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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THE BLUE MOON Cdfflh Credenfmly FASHIONABLE TARDINESS ....... ON HOLDING ONE,S TONGUE .... ON ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS. THE Jovs OF PROCRASTINATION. . . WAITING FOR THE PosT MAN .... SOPHOMORE APATHY .........., SFHE NECESSITY OF BEING AMUSED ..... . . , . . . .Day Students ...,........ Shush . . . . . . . . . ,The StenOgs . . . .While Going to Class . . . .Sunday Morning .............The Sophomores .On Friday and Saturday Nights ON MAKING EXCUSES ...................... .......,.,.......... , For Gym ON ATTENDING TO OTHER PEOPLE,S BUSINESS .... , , . .All of Us BIRD MUSIC .............,................ .T.... P ierrot FACES AND IVIASQUES ..... PRESENT ............. . . . THE GLAMOR OF THE PAST .... AIONOTONY OF STUDENT LIFE .... BEST TALKERS AFTER LIGHTS ,... HUMAN PARASITES .......... KEEPING UP APPEARANGES. . . SEASONAL joys ..........,.., ON WEARING RUBBER HEELS .... ON MAKING UP ONE,S MIND .... VOICES ,............... . , . . . , NExT! ,...... ...... RIENTAL LAZIN ESS .,.. WASTING TIME .,.. ON KEEPING STEP ..., REGISTRATION .... EPIDEMIC TRAITS .. FIRST IMPRESSIONS ....... TI-IE ART OF XVALKING .,... ON GOING T0 BED .......,...... THE APPLE THAT No ONE ATE. . 1100 WORDS ..,...I,......... BROAD STREET STATION. . . HLITTLE THINGS,'. . . . . . , . .Hallowe'en . . .Morning Roll . . . . .Week-ends ..,..............GettingUp V. Hand ley and M. E. Stewart ...........Food Boxes Arrive . . . .Use of Beauty Clay . ,. ... ...Vacations . . . . .Caskin Girls . . . . . .For Permission . , . .In the Next Room . . . .Mrs. Caskin's OHice . . . .llonday hlorning ............Never . . . .Gym Exhibition . . . . New Girls ...,.......Infirmary . . . .Will We Ever Forget! . .Tuesday Afternoons ........TenP.hI. . . . . .Try and Find It . . , . . Prize Essay . . . .Paoli Local . . , .Lower School Fiftyfsix

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THE BLUE MGON Fifwfi

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THE BLUE MOON Whom D0 There Remzhd You Of? Well, the point is. Darn Tootinf' You wouldn't. Oh, how perfectly gorgeous. lNIercy. l'm all cut. Does anybody know where my little Ivory- Now you know. ' Hi, ol' top. P'rfectly adorable. Great day. Gol-lee. Bee-Bee. Ye gods. Well, I just guess I Won't. l'm so mad I could spit tacks. Who has any stamps ? Last year in St. Pete- All right, everybody ready. Oh, he's just precious. A That gripes my soul. Three times around the circle. I mean-you know what I mean. 1 want it so had I can taste it. Oh, I have so much to do! Marget, can you- How about some air ? Who'll go for a walk ? Please, girls, I rang the bell. I'm sorry, but you know I had to. Girls, ou're not chewin 'in m class- !! y room, are you? You're late! Where have you been P KK Come on, Jonsief' 7, What can I do you for? I must get beautiful. -and he said- li Y ,Y No kiddin . For heaven's sakes. If I don't get a letter. Oh, do we have gym today ? llflay we eat? Well, now at Westtownf' I laughed harder, but I don't remem- ber when. We-ell. I was so mad I thought I'd bust a flue. Oh, ree-ally. Illufzbn I walk along, alone, beneath a sky Just paling after sunset's brilliant beams, And, being young, I see love's lights agleam In that pale circlet moon that rides on high. I dream of sending you across the air, A white moon brimming full of joyous songg And yet-we are apart-the way is long, Bly messenger, the moon, too proud, too bare. Across the heaven a distant sparkling light Appears, a twinkling early evening star. llly heart cries out with sudden ecstasy- On tiny star-beams, straight and ever bright, Bly songs, love-laden, Hy to where you are. are as as an That star is bigger than white moons to me. DOROTHY DUFF, 27. Fiftyseven