Emma Willard School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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Qargugle e EZ EDA BAINBRIDGE Montclair, New Jersey Two years College Preparatory for Sweet Briar Athletic Association Dress Committee Glee Club Choir 115 merry as the day is long EDA is a great surprise. Last year when we first knew her, she seemed a very sweet girl, but quiet and unassuming. This year, however, she has blossomed forth, and is now one of the most popular girls in the Senior Class. NVe have found that one doesn't appreciate Eda until one gets to know her well. Eda is full of fun, and enjoys life. She is alsoconscientious with her workg nothing can stop her from doing what she ought to do. Give Eda a job, whether pleasant or otherwise, and you may be sure that she will do it to the best of her ability. Moreover, she not only does the tasks assigned to her, but helps others to do their Work as well. This young lady is nautically inclined. If you mention sailboats to her she will talk for hours about them. Her descriptions of some of the races which she has been in are decidedly thrilling. Here's to you, Edal VVe hope you will sail through life like one of your beloved boats. Tm

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Qargogle as ?Z v NIARY BARRETT Poultney, Vermont One year College Preparatory for Mount Holyoke Athletic Association Entertainment Committee 'Tis but a part we see and not the 'whole l MARY is a new Senior with whom we feel we have not had a chance to come much into contact, owing to the unfortunate fact that she lived in Slocum. Still, we have been able to discover that she is skilled in the art of horsemanship. From the tales we hear about this sport, one might fancy that Mary came from the wild west instead of from New England's Vermont. Another one of her talents, which We have not been slow in finding out, is her ability to play the piano well. We wish, how- ever, that Mary felt more confident about this ac- complishment, and allowed us more opportunities to hear her play, for she seems shy and quiet, and objects to performing in public. .2 ,f fit x wg-f sc-,-yQ,.J ' SCJ yy sw ,W lilrzfm