Emma Willard School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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1923 THE GARGOYLE JANET STUART HALL New York N Y Senior Play C-lee Club Choir Dramatic Club Gargoyle Board Athletic Assoclatlon Actlve She rs prclly lo wallq wzth Anal willy lo lalk wllh And plcasanl lo llun on anet IS one of the talented ones of the class She IS equally at home playing IH a Dramatlc Club performance ln the Revels slngmg solos ln the Glee Club or dolng posters and portraits with her skilful brush Out sketching ln a dark blue tam and cape she looks llke an artlst ln the Fontalnebleau forest Nothlng IS too dlfhcult for her to perform from palntlng scenery and sets for the Old Clrls Party and deslgnlng lts costumes to lendlng a helplng hand ln the art department of our Gargoyle Some orxgmal and extraordlnary portralts of the lnhabltants of Gray Gables adorn the walls of that abode The arlstry IS anet s of course Muriel with vermllllon halr and Kay Seymour wlth raven locks and green eyes are a part of the gallery anet s volce too has given us all much pleasure Her varlous characterlza tions from the llttle ltallan who sang O Sole M10 to the youth of Adeste Fxdeles and then to the flrst of the Three Kmgs have all been beautifully done ln the Dramatic Club her personality stands out No one will ever forget her ln that lovely blue satm dress when she starred as Pxerrette ln Hearts to Mend As an artlst smger and actress anet has shown so much talent and versatxlnty that we are confident ly expectlng to see her IH opera some day before scenery of her own making 29 127 ak li l J , ., , . . . .-

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THE GARGOYLE 1923 ESTHER GOUVERNEUR C25 Baltimore. Md. Wubs', Editor-in-Chief of the Triangle Dramatic Club Choir Athletlc Assoclatlon Actlvej Hockey Team Csub J College Preparatory for Smlth The sccrcl 0 success IS constancy of pur pose Although Wubs has been wlth us only two years she has hlled a larger place ln 23 than we could say As L dltor 1n Chlef of the Trlangle she has done unusual ly well worklng under the dlfhculty of not having Mlss Kent who has helped so much ln former years Do you remember the storm Wubs waded through to get us our Tr1angles3 Her class splrlt time worn expresslon but still doing good servlce was manl fested by the fervour Wlth vxhlch she went out for Hockey causlng more than a httle dlstress to dletmg Seniors as she wlnged her way down the held her bounc mg red not auburn plg tall challengmg others not so sllm To an outslder Wubs gives an lmpresslon of dignity and declded serlousness and a Xery oneness of alm But certalnlv those who know her well are fast acquaxnted wxth the laughmg twmkle ln her brown eyes and the funny qulrk of her mouth when she IS affected by her dearest frlend Wltty Humour At these tlmes she IS prone to throw mto gales of laughter a room full of girls by some palnfully ridiculous remark and then to convulse them by drawllng out ln her lnlmltable 1 In splte of the fact that Wubs can or wlll do anything we thlnk that she IS not beloved for any partlcular accompllshment but just because Wubs IS Wubs And we mlght add an admlrable 1d1ot as she proved ln the Revels 28 . . . C . , .. f , K - . . C . V . , . . . J .- . C D . . . , ' tone of astonishment, Why what's funny about 't?

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THE GARGOYLE 1923 MARGARET MARY HARPER C33 Troy New York Peggy Athletxc Assoclatxon Actlve Ana' uncxlmguzshcd laughlcr sha cs lhc s cs The name Peggy always suggests to us a jolly plump person Our Peggy fulflls these requlrements Certainly lt would be hard to find a person who laughs more appreclatlvely at a Joke than she does One subject however arouses IH her no mirth her school work She IS always worrymg about her lessons and dolng last mmute studylng However unllke other people who pursue this method she usually comes out of her dlfficultxes rlght slde up Almost any afternoon when the Seniors were practlsmg basketball ln the fall she could be seen ln her mlddy and bloomers eagerly watching the ball and trymg to catch xt Instead of catchlng the ball she usually ended her attempts by her lrrespresslble glggle Llke most jolly people she xs always glad to help glrls out of dlfhcultles Many of us would have been hard up lf we hadn t had Peggy to do our errands for us downtown She IS always ready to sympathxze wxth anyone ID trouble ln fact she IS the klnd of a gxrl who can be jolly or sober as the occasion calls three years but we wlsh we could have known her better and seen more of her Nevertheless know mg what we do of her we re very sure that wlth her W sense of humour and kmdly nature she will go Hr, W through llfe happlly makmg frxends wherever she gig' Ends herself a.'.:f ' 30 ll , I k ki We're all mighty glad to have had Peggy with us - ' . ' ' . 'P ' J- , . A Q - la'- Z A I ,1 s W ' '- 'H 2-.-il.