Emma Willard School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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fgjgfxihf fafmtaomzt 19QlgxMM'm'-be I' -XINTOIIN ETTF BOSHART I oxxx 1lle 'Nexx H orle Pt P Tom 1920 Dram'1t1c Club -Xthletlc Assocxauon Cactxvel Ylze secret of surfevv 1s ronvtancy to purpove Tell me Ilttlkf xpsx sings -Xnnttte is she loole-. se trchmglx IIIIO the eyes of the fortune teller The gy psy snnlts a knovxlng snule and Iilxlllf, -Xnnette s p llm lll her hind bends to her t tsle She studies xt xxlth broxxs lxlllf -Xh she stys I can see th1t the lftclx IS 1 Int stubborn hlxes her oxxn xx IX ptrh lps xx htch 15 fine md true and noble and on xx hxch my one may depend SIIG would do '1I1XtI1lI1g ln the vxorld for 1 frlend ind as for being generous there IS nothlng she xx ould not gnxe up for another s pleasure Is It not so -Xnnette blushes modestlx ts she reahzes the truth of the ClllI'3CfCI'l7dll0Il Amd eontlnues the gx psx xxxth a tvxlnkle ln her black eyes I can see bx the sxgn of the green star and crescent that there IS an mterestmg young Please says Annette as she quickly dr txxs her hand away please don t bring any men lnto tt Ah here mdeed ts something mee fcoaxlnglyl while at the school xx here she was much lox ed she was very falthful not only to all lessons but to the sports 1n which she excelled You xxlll do xx ell III everythtng my dear and your hfe lme denotes health vxealth and happlness the KOIIUIILIAUOD of your success at school The gypsy rxses trtumph antly and Annette leaves hummmg the old tune What the future holds for me 20 Q S- is to ,LF U . Lan- 'L l C27 r ri I ' I ' - ,I .4 Y vv 1. , ,vv . an ' ' YV . 1 I 1 I ' I ' N- V K- ' xx- f 'I L' ' 1' 2 'I 1 A In . ' ' . - i - Y- 'Vx Y - .. vv 2 1 , s . . - . . . .1 ., . I' 1 e ' . c . ,j I n I . I - - Annette snnles sheeplshly. But , continues the clusky one, she has a character r N 12 I xy' r ' 1 ' f .'r' . . ' . . 1' 1 ' Q Q1 I 44 I iii ivy Q' I Q ' , , 5 K , , - H 44 11 i - ' ' N X t , t 4 , 7 1 e v Al 1 I ' Y E ' ' YV v v ,' ' ,, . . . ,, 1 V. Y , , . . ,, . U v ' - y 1 r 1 I . , ,- , . ' Y I Y . . X l' Y Y I y 1 ' iq x . 1 . Y Y Y N H 1 ' 1 ' - Y Y x xl il it--'V

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ygzgenf fsfmnaoatz 1oQ1,4g.g3Q3, 5 -1- 'l'N f N YVLFH MADEI EINP l B Xl ks Menaucls Nur X orle B ATP ex I lee Club Athletlc Assocl mon Caetlxej Ilhrtlz 'zullz thee I mean 10111: Stare hard Dear Reader at the portrut ulornmg thls p lge md surely you w1ll be rewarded by seeing Madeleine s lIlCOIl1pZ1I'll7l6 blush W e Ire sure that nt loxe to te we vou just because you take lt so well We sh ill alu lys remember our tall blond Madeleine s frequent attendance ln Ch lpel this ye xr In her jumor year Batesy was conspuuous for her absence clurmg Mormng Pxercxses but her presence IS much more lgreeable to her nelghbors on the front row Perh ips a ch mge of resldenee combmed wlth three room mates possessed of xlgor 1nd pUl1CtlllllIy has been the underlylng cause for we have one thmg for which to thank the strlkers They have brought Batesy up to Sage Hall to lxve and have gnen us an opportunlty really to know that wm mug personallty Madeleme s slogan must be As good be out of the world as out of fashlon She ns always arrayed m the most modlsh creatxons Her lmmaculate appexrance IS the despair of other more rakxsh mortals Armed wxth her unfaxlmg optlmlsm merry Mideleme IS sure to find the future a rosy one 'Ib 19 :ax vrxug 'Y I Af N N nr 1 l I ,nys , 1 GN -7 ' ' , 1 f - A , '17 r..r.-fn ' , ' I .. .L ' ' If C55 K Y x V Y ' .. M ,H 'Q - u AL ' ' ' QV f L , , x Q' 2 ' z '32 ' e C L . I never had, and never w1ll have, a rlval ln brxlllancy. Never nuud, Batesy. NVe ' ' 'Z f 1 c . 1 .' z 'z f , ' ': I ' ' 2 - ' 'fa . ' , 5 4 , z I 2 J I Q , . X y . . - v ' z z 3 Y ' I I ll . ,, Y . 2 . . . , ,u v I X. . '

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