Drew Seminary - Ladnacs Yearbook (Carmel, NY)

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'NSN A CWB!! December J anuary February March April 16 20 22 24. 27 28 2 7 13 15 19 20 7 10 18 21 25 29 31 5 7 10 14 15 16 27 1 7 8 11 15 20 21 22 29 5 17 9- 'lf' . ,Q , .16 Qfgeg,,.- fr Q, 7. Some of the girls took advantage of the opportunity to go lo West Point to see the Army-Dickenson football game. Final Senior-Junior Soccer game: 2-0. Tough luck, Juniors! Movie: '4The Air Circusf, W Thanksgiving Vespers. Weire mighty glad to have Dr. Wrightis portrait, but we do wish the 'cgymi' seats had cushions. The Thanksgiving banquet was great, better yet, no study hall. Homeward bound again! Back to the 'cseminaryfi Now 'ivvej' is Hregustedf, The Senior Play, The Lilies of the Fieldf' The cast and their coach certainly ntoiledn and ureapedw success. We all Hunlaxedw that night of the 4'Gym Exhibition. i Dr. '6Mac,s,' portrait was presented this day at Christmas Yespers. Another sumptuous banquet. Santa Claus visited the societies. Enfin!!!! The day of days which started our Xmas vacation! Igl7EeDwrplEeEtcwllg4iR?Eti6hlgsEmo1'nirf?giItlLzit,yve were back to !'HlfilC - - - 6'Les Miserablesfi the movie, was great, minus the long intermissions. The Moonlight Serenaders! 4'Come, and trip it!,' Great sliding today. One or two casualties reported. Oh, night of nights!! That of the Junior Night Club!! Roast beef, alias cold ham!! Movie: '6Uncle Tomis Cabinfi Some of the girls were affected. Ah! the fatal day. Exams begin. The faculty Hnds out how much we really dorft know. Home again, to rest our strained minds. Encore! !! We return rather doggedly. Ah! the Valentine Party. Elle miaimei, elle ne miaime pas. First big basketball game of the season: Putnam vs. Drew: score 49-35g better luck next time, Drew. Also, that night the movie, Hsmilini Irish Eyesf' during which we all renew our faith in fairies. What a Sunday! We all nearly perished with the cold. As it was, several girls had to return to the school from church, due to frozen fingers. Again we are all stricken with some peculiar malady. Great victory for Drew in the basketball game with Brantwood Hall, 44-14. The Junior Plays! Thev surely were clever and well acted. The movie, Hsenor Americanof' Another victory!! Putnam overcome 48-32. Miss Smith late to breakfast! What will happen next??!! Too bad, Brantwood. Rah! Rah! Several book-reports in on time. Vocal recital by the Metropolitan Opera singer, Cuiseppe Martini- Rossi. The Sophomores certainly deserve a lot of credit for their two plays. The March Recital, which was a huge success. The W. W. play, uPeg oi My Heart, was very successful. Vlfelcome, vacation!! Year book goes to press. SYLVIA BEVIN. f 46

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