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Homeless SEATED — Mr. G. Donald Melville, Miss Jean Schlosstein, Mr. Miss Helen Flynn, Mr. Bruno Rumpal. Thomas Collins, Miss Eleanor Walker, eS “g iq f , VAL MISINFORMING APPEARANCES Further exemplifying these illusions is Mrs. Davis’ crown of red hair, the sign of a quick temper; actually, she displays patience with her classes. Then, too, those blushes of Mr. Henderson — might they have reflected a bashful tendency? If so, his self-control before his English groups quickly have dispelled the illusion. Just watch Doc Melville, head bent, eyes straight ahead; certainly he sug- gests sternness to the uninitiated. Actually he radiates friendly greetings for all. Many students, also misjudging the reserve o f Nurse MacNally, have expected their clever alibis to result in a quick release from school, only to hear a firm, professional verdict, “No fever!” Office Aids Always alert, twelve office aids eagerly have assisted our three guidance teach- ers throughout — the year. STANDING — M. Milne, N. Falconer, L. Anas, J. Barnard, I. Moretti, S. Dickin- son, L. Robert, J. Johnson, J. LaBelle, B. Thresher, G. Mell- berg, P. Leavitt... SEATED — Coun- selors: Miss Lynch, Junior; Mr. Melville, Senior; Miss Flynn, Freshman, Equally deluding, the unhurried walk and patient smile of Mrs. Moriarty con note a woman of leisure. Instead, as chairman of the Stenographic Department, and the school’s publicity adviser, she certainly maintains a busy schedule. Another misconception, Miss Nelligan’s reserved facial ex- pression, belies the fact that she is both gracious and friendly. Surely, too, the little step and tailored clothes of Miss Walker bespeak, not a methodical type teacher, but a physical education instructor. ... As we go to press, another puzzler joins our faculty: Miss Connell, who appears so In our school world, as elsewhere, one should be wary of mis- gentle, yet speaks with a quiet tone of real authority. leading signs! ee
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Freshman Home Room Teachers STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT — Mr. Leslie S. Shipway, Mr. Guy D. Miller, Mr. James L. Clancey, Mr. Harold E. Taylor, Mr. Henderson, Mr. W. Wilder... Miss Mildred C. Jenks, Miss Helen G. Lynch, Miss Alberta McCleary, Mrs. Marion Davis. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT — Miss Janet E. Scott, Miss Dickerman, MISTAKEN IDENTITIES Despite a continued belief in the old axiom, “First impressions are always lasting,” this statement often proves erroneous. Illustrative is the eager smile and glowing coun- tenance of Miss Dickerman; to romantic students, these suggest the felicitous appearance of a newlywed. Doesn't Miss Maurer connote the excitement of a colonial ball, rather than a meticulous teacher of English? Moreover, the darting glance, the square determined jaw, and even the stance of Mr. Nick. surely characterize a hardened floor walker, not a music master. Again, petite Miss Schlosstein’s youthful figure and gay acceptance of life apparently por- tray her as a fun-loving school girl, more than a phys. ed. teacher. Additional comical mistakes might be made as to the identities of our faculty. For example, Mr. Shipway’s roll- ing gait and easygoing appearance remind one of a non- chalant sailor. Also representing a vocation very different from his own, efficient, peace-loving custodian, Mr. Yorto, has been seen sauntering down the hall with his fists clenched. Might a stranger glimpse the semblance of a prizefighter? Another confusion might result from the dig- nity of carriage and gracious manner of Mrs. Young. Those attributes could picture an aristocratic woman of society, rather than a harassed teacher. Hence, a mere glance is not the best criterion for judging anyone. OUR PUZZLERS Across 1. Arrangers for faculty party 2. Blackboard design on 107 3. Coach in reverie 4. Dramatic leader Down 1. Adaptable custodian 2. Beautiful legs? 3. Clowning eulprit 4. Dateless playboy (Answers in next year’s issue)
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