Faulkner School for Girls - Kismet Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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' , ff5'xIT',.3ffv'-in MZSXNLO X s J'Q gJ'-Y ?5,:.! , bfpff MARION LOUISE DAVIS DEDIC T10 THIS YEAR WE, THE KISMET BOARD, LOVINGLY DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO Miss MARION DAVIS BECAUSE OF HER FRIENDLINESS, FAIRNESS, AND PATIENCE MISS DAVIS IS LOVED BY EVERYONE. BOTH THE TEACHERS AND THE GIRLS APPRE- CIATE HER UNDERSTANDING AND BROAD-MINDEDNESS, AND ON MANY OCCASIONS WE SHOULD BE AT A LOSS WITHOUT HER STEADINESS. TACT, AND HELPFULNESS. FOR ALL THIS, AND MUCH MORE, WE DEDICATE OUR BOOK TO HER.

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FAULKNER SCHOOL... FOREWORD Sf THIS YEAR. WHEN PATRIOTISM IS DEEP IN THE HEART OF EVERY AMERICAN, WE THOUGHT IT APPROPRIATE TO CHOOSE AS THE THEME OF OUR YEAR BOOK. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AMERICAN FLAG. BEGINNING WITH THE BETSY ROSS FLAG OF THIRTEEN STARS, FOR THE INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT. WE COME NEXT TO THE JOHN PAUL JONES FLAG FOR THE FRESHMEN, THEN THE FAMOUS STAR SPANGLED BANNER' FOR THE SOPHOMORES, THE FLAG OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES NOBLY UPHELD BY A DYING SOLDIER, FOR THE JUNIORS, AND FINALLY THE PRESENT SYMBOL OF AMERICAN LIBERTY, THE FLAG OF FORTY-EIGHT STARS AND THIRTEEN STRIPES, FOR THE SENIOR CLASS. WITH THIS THEME WE HAVE ATTEMPTED TO SHOW THE PROGRESS OF THE FLAG TOWARD UNITY, UNTIL AT LAST WE HAVE REPRESENTED OUR ACTIVITIES BY SMALL FIGURES PARTICIPATING IN THE EVENTS WHICH TAKE PLACE EVERY DAY INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL. SILHOUETTED AGAINST THE WATCHFUL SHADOW OF THE AMERICAN FLAG. EDITH JACKSON

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EDITII JACKSON BETSY WALLA CE Associalr' Editor KI MET NINETEE Editor EXECUTIVE BOARD PAT WARTON CENEVRA LORISH Art Editor LOUISE HARVEY JEAN HARVEY