Dana Hall School - Focus Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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We Acme According to Wfebster, our little domicile is a place built for play. In all trutli, we've done our sllare of playing Qvisitors arriving during our gayer moments have found it ditlicult to believe tliere are only six of usj, but tliere have been many serious moments, too. Usual sigllts and sounds about tlle liouse? XY'ell, ringing pliones . . . popular music . . fashion magazines . . . communal studying . . . Mrs. Buelos after-study-liall snacks . . . squeek- ing floors . . . exercising under exotic names like interpretative dancing or yoga. The result of a popular poll of opinion is a fitting ending as we're unanimous in believing that this has been quite a year. Page eigh fy A-Q. J

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