Emma Willard School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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Qs 'J K ,,.-1 Sli:-ila Snllarul. l'ally ldv Q Carolyn XX illiaxns. I'at lfraz ii' Work Council Tho work slu-cts are up. girls, so sign lu-fore Friday. This is thc familiar call of tlu- Wfork Council llll'llllDL'l'5l'2l1'll wcck. 'l'lu-rc is always work to he elonc at l'lnnna Wiillartl for the ready ancl willing. tlu- skillful and unskillccl. thc cncrgclic and not-so-cnorgctic. The Yvork Council ru-ccls thc constant sup- port of the whole stuslont hotly to kccp the school in smooth running ormlcr. Tha- jolis arc varicfl, anrl if each girl flocs a rliffcrcnt joh each wcck, she will find that hor time accumulates quickly anfl intorcstingly. A few ol' the varicly of opportunitics incllulc sort- ing laululry. stalilc w ork. school storc, lihrary work, antl talrle-setting. 'I'Iw Day Girl Work Council svcs to it that Slocum is ke-pt lllllllilt'lllilll'. 'l'lu- slay Slll1lt'IllH voluntccrccl to dust tlu- classrooms, polish thc lirass throughout tlu- liuililing, alul clo various othcr tasks to rclicvc the critical hclp short- agc during the war. Since tllcn thc girls llilYl' hccn flcvoting at lcast thirty lllllllll1'S a ww-k to such work. This plan has kcpt Slocum looking its vcry host. Svuierl: Susie Hofriclltcr. Nlary Oilillllllghllll. lllqlllll Jill Mcliinstry, Ellvn Taylor. Mary lxin Marcia Noble. Siunfling: Kathy Slelnlrins. Miss Putnam, Miss Morgan. lxIlrS llarner, Nan Hzullcy. I A

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Gail Cronk, Bay Goff, Missy Steen. Dody Beiermeister, Mrs. Kirkland, Sara Schilling. Headg Mrs. Thompson. Ann Ross, Toni Thorson. Lucia French. Campus Players '99 Well Bulley on you for ten minutes. -Yessuh, we all are on board the Showboat! We knew we were in the sunny South when we saw that beautiful mural, heard the strains of Old Man River, and ate ginger and drank lemonade! -More decorations fthis time cornstalks and pumpkinsj, cos- tumes for the classes, and Muzzey to he boiled in a cauldron! -lt's the Hallowf-'en party, but this year it was 'fall right because we had special prizes, honorable mentions, and one dishonorable mention! Did someone mention something about the fair? At the fair we will remember the 6GLittle Theatre which showed cartoons, but we'll never forget, no matter how hard we try, that fateful night of December 10, 1949, when Campus Players sponsored the Quiz Show. What prizes! Such questions, that ghastly twenty cents, and the commercials! Lights! Curtain! Action! At last we had some plays. Both the SOpll0IIlOI'CS and the Freshmen gave two one-act plays. Then came along the Juniors with their one-acts. All this was climaxed by the Seniors, rendition of She Stoops to Conquer by Oliver Cold- smith. Mllhe play's the thing, as they say. Pa ge twenty-niu