Emma Willard School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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v...- Fall Term SEPT. l9-s Big sistm-rs arrive a flay early with tht- aura of cxpt-i'imn'c to she-at upon the now arrivals. SEPT. Ztlfplaitl rilnlbons. livwilllt-l'1'1l glamw-s. anal 4-xt-in-sl vliattf-r announre-il tliv arrival of the ncw girls. SEPT. 21-Tho 1-all of 0tlllCi1Ii0llu was no longvr a whispering tignic-nt of thv imagina- tion, lint a Sl1I'lt'lilllgL l't'1llIly. SEPT. 23f An1l on In-r fingcr slim- wore' a littlv YlllllOIl.-+lllt' tum- that hall a familiar ring to it for tht- S1-niors. SEPT. 30-with tha' rnstlf' of formals. ansl an air of slight important-4-. tht- Svniors rc-- rvivs-al thvir 1-lu-i'isl11-tl rings. Sl-ZPT. 31-E. W. turnval Southern as Cani- pns Playvrs you all-ml us through Show Boat. Show Sl0Illlt'l B. Old Klan River. tlC'l'. l9 f 'l'lu- prool' of tin- pit-turv is in the t'IlVt'l0lH'.-i Do l rvally look like that? UCT. 22-Six Sopliistiratml Seniors anml one- t'lllllN'l'0llt' l'lllllLll'lit'tl on opvration li. ll. l. UC'l'. 29 From rags to N'llt'llt'SN-' 'wv sa-- lm-tt-fl our HHll0W't,'.l'Il Qiwvnflliss Xlvatkins. Nov. 8-- Nl llay rann- ttlw rausv of tht' Sc-iniquau'4-rsb. Nlusir-, llailrigals. anll . . 'W EN Y I Nov. l5AFall Fit-lil Day was a vlosc- sliavv for tliv Svniors. hut nary a nirk. Nov. 2l-f f H0r0 vonn- lf'- Rc-vvls tryouts startt-al. NOV. 2-1-Thanksgiving arrivvfl with Turlor Tunvs ancl Nl:-flic-val Vlvlotlivs. NOV. 27-fftlllr first snow. gi-?5l

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Win ter Term DEC. l+St'niors vs. l'lIllCl'S0ll'f:x clilla-r. a clollur. the ,'xIllCl'li'Llll Scholar. DI-IC. 12f Deo lil'illlLlS,i- glowing ffumllcs. and an air of sacretl lllyStCl'Y I'llfll'Z1Clf'l'lZCll the Carol Service. DEC. 16--The first llevels lN'l'f0l'llli1Ill'f' caught the spirit of Ulel England. purtivn- larly in tht- llinuet. DEC. 17f--'l'ln- Frf-slnn1'n. Sophomore-. untl ,Iunior lzll'llIlll'll took to tht- air fvuvution lnonncl t. Families anfl friends praised the Carol Service und lic-ve-ls. Horst sang The l.zlst Time I Saw Paris. JAN. 4l'+BilI'lC to F. YY. with june in ,lun- uary weather. One clown. two to go. JAN. 7-Juniors turnf-tl time illlt'lHl to 2000 A.D., and rorketeal us through an utoniir vntc-rtuinnic-nt. t l.ast week ut this llIllt'..il 1'hunf'e 1'illllC1 lll0 written opportunities. .lunior Prom ll.eotan'1l l'I'lDlill'l'1l hy f0!'Illl1lil. if 4 JAN. 3llfSClllCSlCl' enflesl and our big 77 FEB. l8S GUlltll'UlllllS lgituru. ill.-XRCII 4fCo-ml rlivtlnn elassASenior- xIARCIl ll--C.E.E.B., C.li.E.B., llt-rt-'s wht-re I fintl if l have w to Ply. NIARCII 25f Slm Stoops to Conquer - the Seniors' Slll'l'1'SHflll eighteenth-century satire. BIARCII 29g lfp Bend Down meant only one thingfthe Gym Demonftration. xlARClI 30- Fzn'1-well swf-vt ehintzf' and wvire oil' for tht- apring fling. .Sb L.