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14 THE STYLgUS d Blind Man's Bluff? What a time we had Color ,Day Sitting on the h W d n Sol- an I I o - ' d how famo-usly we performed the March of t e oo e Seniors, an diers. In June, of course we passed withf honors. To tell you of our Senior year is the most difiicult. In the fall we organized the class with Laura Kuse as president, Howard Hogan as vice- ' t r and Edith Gifford as treasurer. president, Sarah Mullaney as secre a y, I The first thing we did was to choose our rings from a plarge selectio-n. h ' tant ei ent brought forth a due amount of discus-Sion, and dis- Sue an impor . 1 I cussion is such fun. VVe,ended in an oblong ring with the seal s-et on raised onyx. The year- 1927 is cut in on the sides. We are proud of them' and they will keep memories near to us. In Dec-ember the class inaugurated an innovation in the way of the , h d and directed b Senior play. The play, One of the Family, ' waslcoac e y Edith Nye and was a great -success. Our only fear was that our famous actors might leave us for the brightflights of Broadway. In January our president left us for teaching. and Edith Nye became president. VVith her we have attempted to band ourselves more closely to- gether as a class. Every other Monday night we meet in the sorority rooms for business, eats, and a'good time. VVe feel the spirit of co-operation, what it can accomplish, and what it can mean to each of us. Wie have learned something of the bea.uty and the joy of friendship, sympathyfand cheerful- pessijh We liiiow py experience how much can be accomplished when all work oge er wi ing y. 'Our garden party given in assembly Color Day morning showed you some 273 our talent . We are very proud to have the! honor of the best class song. e owe our thanks to Dorothy Neidert and Eda Turner. IlVe are planning a great deal on our Class Day, a day dear to every Senior. V.IuS.1g.now'it is hard to tell you our feeling toward Commencement D-ay. There IS a Joy, but it is having a hard time to make itself felt for it must struggle with heavy sadness.. It is a grand feeling to be nearing the -end, to be able tofsee ourselves away fro-m lesson plans and Nigrmal School work, but down deep in our hearts we are -sorry school days are almost over. We wonder whether- we might not have done better, whetherwe mi ht not have been kinder, more sympathetic, and f more helpful. At an ' rite our hearts were right' our mistakes' t . y A forgotten 3 we rust are already forgiven and We 0W'C'so much to D . Th I f impossible to write it down in0dnf,d3vnhvl:JlI'IdsC0?F1ir.Inlll 0511. faclllty that 'it is and sympathy is dear to us. Truly it is hard to gfliwgn ness, Interest, help Wherever we may roam o'er th' 'd A Y' . ori-es of our three years at Brsocljpbvft elYlId1Irld1alW?'I'ha11lcarry happy mem- We may forget, but the friendships We made . hu ue essgons we learned always We Shan Sa B-ru - -k ' we s a cherish forever, and . Y 0 0 'P'0'1 't. Brockport! Brockport! I 4. -E
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