Connecticut Froebel Normal School - Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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Year Book MARION KING, Salufafor'ian StZlI'llfO1'd, Conn. Just once moore, is the Dev-il's last argu- me-nt. FLAVIAN BRENNAN, Valedictorian Naugatuck, Conn. Her voice was over soft, geuflo, and low, an excellent Ihing in a -woman. ELIZABETH COUGHLIN, Bridgeport, Conn. What sho knows she is u'z'lZi'ng fo share with those less fortzmaio fhan sho in brains. ' '

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Co-nncciiczct Froebcl Normal 7 Here as Seniors we doubled our number of recruits. Now for these un- fortunate people to carry our long earned name we had to initiate them. Seine had to scrub the deck with their noses by pushing peanuts across it, others had to eat onions, give demonstrations of a scrambled egg in order to ser-ure a good cook, but what we were most interested about was who was going to be our star folk dancer. Therefore we had several exhibition dances. Everyone had a lovely time and dancing followed. The annual reception of the Seniors was given late in October which proved to be a big affair. Here we as Seniors, elected officers: President, Flavian Brennang Secretary, 1Iil1'1011 Kingg Treasurer, Marion VVeed. Here again we gave another feast and dance at the Tea Roomg who doesn't remember this? Later in the year we found among our new recruits such wonderful cooks that we decided to give a cake sale. The treasurer reported a wonderful rise in the treasury as a result of it. Time began to fall heavy on our erew's hands so we decided to publish a book for them to read. NVe elected Elsie Flark Editor-in-ffhiefg Business Manager, Flavian Brennan: Art Editor, Elsie Fflark. Before reaching the Promised Land we gave a Prom. The Juniors reported it- was the finest and biggest affair they had ever attended. As our boat was nea.ringAThe Promised Land, Graduation, we found a great concourse of people assembled to watch us take our last step. And now the two years have passed Rllld we have had many experiences dur- ing our voyage of which the enjoyable ones far outweigh the important ones. As the Seniors scan the horizon from the stepingstone of Graduation they see many conquests to be made, a11d they believe that in the future as in the past, they will show themselves ready for any test that may be put before them. .NU .L li, 705' 30- - I K - at iota arg..

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Connecticut Froebel Normal RUTH DREW, Bridgeport, Conn. One whiff of an onion while taking State Board Exams will do more than the break- -ing of the terz comrmmdmerzts. ELSIE CLARK, Bridgeport, COIIIL She ills the quiet surroundifngs with joy 'and happi-ness. LILLIAN DRENV, Bridgeport, Conn. It has been proven by the latest experts on the subject that 'Brain-fever' ts the direct result of over-study, therefore-take 'warn- i'ng.',