Drew Seminary - Ladnacs Yearbook (Carmel, NY)

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tw F-HESHHAI At last! what we have long looked forward to: Juniors-upper classmen. As in retrospect we look over our past year at Drew, we cannot but feel that it is a worthy stepping stone to a position and responsibility which are ours now and will be more fully realized next year. Uur accomplishments have proved our'versatility. We gave the Seniors a supper at Turtle Rock in October. To say the least it was enjoyed by all. Our venture into athletics has been to our credit. Several of our members were on 'Varsity, and the ability of others has been shown on class teams. In Febru- ary, by the unfailing help and encouragement of our advisor, the class presented three plays. We certainly made a name for ourselves, and, if we do say so, our class does not lack dramatic talent. Our next achievement was the Junior Night Club given in the gymnasium. With the collegiate setting, an occasional im- promptu entertainment, and the dance music, no one could but enjoy herself. We brought to a close this, our Junior year, by a marvelous rush for the Seniors. As this occasion was our final undertaking, we did our best to make itthe success it was. S As we reflect upon our years of preparation, each influential in its own way, we realize that, with P. C. ever in mind, we cannot fail to be carried through another year Cmore prosperous than this one, if possibleb to our goal of graduation. CAROL GRIFFIN. 51

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'SIQIL g O 1Q As the futuristic art of today is based upon plane geometric lines and repre- sents its subject with straight yet purposeful lines, so the Class of '31, during this year, has attempted to attach and complete all things in a straight and purposeful way. Our year's achievements are the creations of our apt. In October we gave a Hallowe'en Party to which we invited students and faculty to come in costume. Our guests enjoyed our program of pantomime, singing, and individual dances. Refreshments and dancing occupied the rest of the evening. Our athletic attempts were for the most part successful. Each one partici- pated with a determination which was worthy of a class with such unflagging enthusiasm. Our dramatic talent was proved in April when we presented three one-act plays. But the closing triumph of our year was the 'cleushu which we endeavored to make the most successful any Senior Class had everyreceived. fi Our purpose has been never to swerve from the guiding line. Now, as we progress to the path of the Junior Class, we a1r'e..p'Toud to say that we can look back upon the line we marked this year, confident that we have done our best to maintain the aims -and ideals of Drew. SYLVIA BEVIN. 53