Ellis School - Ellisian Fields Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Joixx AIAIKIIC LUND Preparing for IVh1'ni0n lbllvgf' Here we have the true sopliistieute of tlle class. 'I'hat's right, you've uessed it It's Jo-in Lund She is undecided whether to raise the g' , . . . 4 . Yale or Mexican Pennant, but we have an inkling that Yale will win out, as usual. Being president of the E. A. A.. no doubt, helps ller to keep that trim, well proportioned figure. Slie is also wiptuin of the Green Team. Lot's of fun, with colorful clothes, :md Oli-li Yale comes llome today, -tl1at's our girl .lo:1n. I g I I , . - ' 0 ll - I ' 0 - A . , s, ' 0

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B1f:,x'1'1:Ic'i-1 R.wHl4:I, Claxlxlc l'rvp:iring for fi7'l'1'1lIJ1'il'7' Junior Follegc I MUD , I Hey, everyhody, hop in. We are on our way to Bea's Farm. Look, there she is now, driving that tractor in the field to the right! We'd know her anywhere by that sunny smile. She sees us and is motion- ing for us to come over. That's typical of her-always so friendly. Hi Bea! What's new? VVe heard you were in Cleveland huying a new formal for the Ellis Alumnae Dance. With a gracious hospital- ity, she shows us around her neat little farm. When the time comes to depart we leave her, waving and smiling. Good-bye. come again soon. W

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Dfcauz wp ,LLJU-Q... Luv!- S?- AIARY YVIm,,xun llmzn l'rc'p:1ring for fllouni I'1'7'IIOII Junior f'o1l1'y1' lin-n without hor many rm-fvrcnm-s to hcr Boston c-onnvm-tions, hm-r Now lin rluncl :im-vnt would vxposv M:1ry's Bostonian :im-vstry. Tha- livvci I- faulily is :1 well-m'st:1hlish:-cl onv, and, if Mary has hvr way. the fanmy tn-c will grow :md flourish long. Ilvr smartqr :md sinoothcr pcnnmn- ship ha'-s grru-ml lunch of tlw corrcspoxiclvriw of thi- class. thc invita- J t ' Cluh tions to our Junior Prom, and tha' doc-unn-nts of thi- I rzunu ic . 'l'hc Navy :Approx-i:xtn's it. too. QQW Q YSQQQSE Jin-f...al