Fassifern School - Sapphire Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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I-1+ :-:!:!- ' . R 'x Miffg.. ulaights and Shadowsii SEPTEMBER - Fling wide open the golden gates. We entered. -Bible classes formed. Crip Webb enlight- ened us by innocently remarking that Abra- ham's occupation was grazing. -Classes start fand finish usl. -Old girls give new girls a party. New girls furnish all necessary entertainment. OCTOBER -Everybody forgot to say Rabbit, so there was no package list for two days. -Spoken English Department opened. Nut CSCI. HaIIowe'en-Who said cry baby? Must've been H uCOWal'd.n NOVEMBER -New girls' party. Tell you about it? We strive to please, but our vocabulary ain't so substantial as that. -Current Events Class met as usual. UM. B. delivered the startling information that scien- tists have discovered that an apple a day keeps the doctor away. -Marion Wadsworth returns as a daughter of Chief Bushy I-Ieacl. Riot in main building. -All of Miss Abbottis French Class was on the Honor Roll. All of 'emi Deep stuff. -Little Edna went to class without Imperial Summons. Kindly introduce us to the mis- led guy that said the age of miracles has passed. - On our way rejoicing. Homeward bound. Back again. Lonesome, -Studies resumed. uYeth, ain't it fierth? DECEMBER -English V gave a reading of Hamlet. Lucy Neal as Ghost made the biggest hit-ap- peared only once. -Plebescite cry: Two more weeks, etc. -Exam had English V. 20-Carolers went to hospital-all patients are doing better, thanks. 22-Five weeks' intermission, please. JANUARY 26-The Prodigals. Oh, I had the best time, and he's got the blackest, waviest hair I ever hope to see! 27-Tollefson Trio. Aw, shucks! FEBRUARY I4-VaIentine's Day. Soul stuff Ilies thick and fast. 20-Fassifern overrun by hoppy toads, but we noticed the girls didnit scream and run the other way. MARCH I-Miss Huff conceives the idea of Alice in Wonderland. Worse luck. I5-Mrs. Wooten arrives to take pictures. We wish that Cecil B. Sz David Wark 8: Mary Pickford had been there. 20-25-Proofs come. Do I look like thai? 25-Some take leave. 27-Ask us what we did Easter Sunday after- noon. APRIL I-April Fool. Thompson dominates. 2-Sara Lesley receives I0-lb. box of candy. Anonymous. MAY 2.-Madeline CaII's recital And when you talk about the Flowers of May. I'II tell the world I love you-ta-tee-ta-tee-ta-ta-dee- dee-. 8-Long bell rang. More hoppytoads. I2-Finale xams begin to rage. The agony is ' not abated. 20-Final declaration of independence. 28-Final rehearsals for the pageant. Gentle cow, pray rell me why? 30--The big day. Excitement and marshals pre- vail. Medals received. Oh, well, I didn't expect to get one, anlyway. 3I-Exeunt. Page eighty-eight