Drew Seminary - Ladnacs Yearbook (Carmel, NY)

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Senior Superlatioes Done Most for Drew Most Athletic Q Least Athletic' Best Talkers Drag with Faculty Best Dancers Most Respected Best All-around Wittiest Best Looking Most Attractive Biggest Bluffers Most Absent-minded Brainiest Most Popular Peppiest Most Musical Busiest Most Conceited Most Artistic Most in Love Best Dressed Neatest Noisiest Quietest lVIost Sarcastic S onions' SENIOR CLASS Poole, Hewitt Payne, Fraleigh Lowry, Perry Lowry, Payne Payne, VVarner Hewitt, Morgan Peshmalyan, Mclntosh Lowry, Mawer Blakeslee, Spelman Warner, Salter Mawer, Lowry Blakeslee, Rockwell Maclntyre, Peshmalyan MacIntosh, Ruggles Blakeslee, Salter Smith, Morgan LADNACS Staff Lowry, Peshmalyan Warner, Spelman Payne!!!!!!!!! Payne, Phelps Holderness, Wike Fraleigh, Lowry Gorham, Nichols Smith, Perry 66 Unclorclassmen Payne Peshmalyan Payne Warner Lowry Warner Morgan McIntosh Mawer - Blakeslee Ruggles Niland - Rockwell Maclntyre Ruggles Salter Morgan Mallory Lowry Warner Payne . Payne Mascellaro Fraleigh Nichols Perry

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vs IN if, 4 -.1.. f I Vi' On wavcl 'now wefve marching - Onward now we,re marching! And indeed we are! All through the year we have striven for the highest and the best. We have shown true loyalty to all our fellow-members, we have worked together cheerfully and have helped W. W. to continue her climb into the highest ranks of societies. Of course, the greatest event of the year was Pledge Night. It is impossible to explain or describe the excitement that was shared by all on that memorable evening. As in previous years, W. W. took into her midst a most wonderful crowd of girlsg girls who have given their hearty co-operation to make our society stand for high and noble ideals as well as pep and personality. To our loyal advisor, Miss Phillips, and to our never-failing President, Betty Purney, we owe much of .our year,s success. V We know that our future members, as well as those of the past and present times, will always be proud of dear old Wu, toward whom may we be ever steadfast and true! VIVIAN PAYNE.

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iifnriernnhs SN K X MN if I , ' ,I 4 W p If X f L ' fly xl lil ef ,hx tix Nl! E: l. 5' mv Our first real enthusiasm this year in the way of athletics was for Soccer. Everybody went out for it, and interest increased until by the time the final game was played, the whole school Was lined up cheering for one side or the other. Then December came along and chased us indoors. Almost before we knew it 'Varsity had been chosen and had set to work with an indomitable spirit of determination. Next came the inter-class games in basketball, which were played with a vigor and sportsmanship we all admired. The Seniors displayed their usual fine playing and there was general satisfaction at their victory over all the other classes. Now that spring is here, we are already hearing rumors of the hockey champ- ions in our midst. Baseball has been attempted, and several of its devotees have broken our records and our windows simultaneously. As the days grow warmer, one sees tennis rackets appearing in many rooms, and already ambition is joy- fully blooming in the hearts of hopeful aspirants, for soon the tennis tournament will be at hand. GLORIA PEsHMALYAN. 67