Drew Seminary - Ladnacs Yearbook (Carmel, NY)

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, ,. , 5,1 lc ,A , , v... .,A:,hS!,,'f 1 L vw PREPS HERE are just thirteen Nprepsf' We live together in one happy family with our teachers. We have our own entertainments and parties. We are more or less set apart from the upper school. Vile consider the upper school as some- thing higher than ourselves, and they, in turn, consider us as something lower than themselves. At Christmas we had our own party. with Loella Yviekes as Santa Claus. Wie enjoy most of the entertainments of the upper school. and we have our own plaee at revitals and plays. Our higgzest ex ent of the year was the basketball game against the Freshmen. We lost the game hy one point, hut we had our chanee to show the upper school that we Could do something. Our family has existed for seven years. And l hope that after the Class of '30 leaves, the family spirit will always Continue. JUNE Con. AV. 1' g5??N'l,5 fl 51

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' zgg.fhXQf? Evkff- :r 1 fp FRESHMAN HE Freshman Class began the year rather modestly, because of the fact that all of us were new girls at Drew. After our organization, however, we overcame our shyness. We proved our prowess in athletics at soccer and basketball. An exciting soccer game with the Sophomores resulted in the tie score of 0-0. When we played it off, it was won by our opponents with a 2-0 score. Class basketball opened with the Preps challenging our team. The score was almost a tie, 17--16, in our favor. We won the game with the Sophomores, a few days later, with a 23-18 score, but lost the final game, after a hard fight, to the Seniors: 44-l9. One of the chief events of the year was the VVashington's Birthday party. The whole school, in old-fashioned costumes, made a pretty sight. One of the numbers on the program was a playlet entitled 4'Washington's First Defeat. Its success was proved by the fact that the cast was asked to present it in Carmel a few nights later. The annual 'fllot Dogw sale was given some weeks later. That also proved to win the appreciation 'of the rest of the girls. The Freshman-Sophomore urushw culminated a happy year. In this, as in all our efforts, we have been ably assisted by our adviser, Miss Hughes. We hope that the years to follow will be as successful as this one, with our banner of green and white, and the motto-V. F. V.-to guide us. RUTH M. HALL. M1 sim' 'ER' Y, ,WW -,., wuz.. ., 50

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Y . 1 gI?hg5SI- O ALMA MATER In the school upon the hill, where sweet memories Drewis friendly gladness, lifeis sweetest sadness, Brought to us their golden dreams, Gave to us fine strength, it seems. Drew Sem, we love you! Far above the lake so blue, ever with her glorious Stands Alma Mater, our Alma Mater. To our school Weill e,er be true, We shall ne'er forget old Drew. Drew Sem, we love you! Sv H' 11Q,Qf5Vl..Ez- 52 linger still, view,