Fieldston School - Fieldglass Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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To get working papers, you have to be fourteen, but anyone can go to Hudson Gulld Sewmg Jumpers for lads rn Europe though IS strlctly a Frrst Form prlvllege and wh1le the button hole may be a httle crooked the thought be hrnd them IS anythrng but Cornrnunttv SGFVICG as such comes rnto focus by Form Four and after Mrss Kay and Mardxe Munzer have addressed the upper forms warnmg us that worlcmg m a hosprtal IS not necessanly glamorous some of us hurry down to Medrcal Center on Monday afternoon and fmd to our surprlse that they were rrght But we dtdn t really conte for th glamour and tts a n1ce feellng to know that our Job of sortrng suoplles and feed1ng patxents IS really helomg At Un versxty Settlement and MGd1SOH House we take care of chtldren asktng ourselve from ttrne to ttrne rf we too had been such brats CBut remembermg that eraser W threw rn math we decrded the lads were comparatrvely well behaved D wr? fnxltllf-if Qf' effgfg I 'Sri Y'-3 X, J' we ffif ff sx X -5X n-ffrffl' 2,- !5, Af,' i -D def -7 Na- A.,-.1-'27, Here at Fleldston Communrty SGIVICS takes on a dlfferent aspect Mr MCG1HlYS work squad may reau1re more brawn than some of us can muster but collectmg at tendance IS always safe Cpro vrdrng of course you know your way around the corrrdors and are wxlhng to keep out of the green amtb Some of us work rn the l1brary and 1ts embarrasslng to fmd that the overdue sl1p you re yourself We delrver cook1es and mrlk to classes rn the Lower School Cno buffet problem herel help Mrss Marcus and nonchala rtly 1n hale Cl1lOF1T19 gas as we frll rea gent bottles rn the chem ab F1eld tr1ps corne around and we pack our harmonlcas and work gloves rn preparatron for two days of sun sweat and a good t1me Theres always Fel1c1a and Dr Heymans rend1t1on of Oh Su zanna and though the pea soup nay not be Mrss Brocks ldea of a balanced mam drsh you ll eat anythmg when you get hungry enough . . f t S Q I . , . . . ' e - ' , N I ' - ,. 'xx NX V X X 'V I ' - . 'f -. 4' N x t , ' 'A ijt! ' ' , , r 9 1, 2- W ' , . Q ,VQKYGKF7 1 f. I 4 4 .Ig f f Y 1 L 'H 1 I l -at s H :-glflxxt. 'l ,jlq 1 ,' ' fkf 2.1, H , , Q A-:K-QS,-gg . ' .J ' -.F J, 1 t-1 ' 1 -li. . V , ',ZQK x 'x -t ! I ft K filling out is to none other than J ' 1 rl X 4 4 'A f 7 - f' 1511 . ' ' 'l xx :ji ,-ix. , nk K ., N, I 1 A A 1 1 1-'fx , 115 I if . ' P - mt. ,, 1 19, , y s ' ,, f '-few! ' J ' 1 l, 4, My N ! I V , 4 1,- K r , ,.--.-' ' ,' ' . A ' -A , '-' , ' X X , ,. ',, A 4 x ju- Lf V. - . X 1- 1 c P 'K ff s ,, ' -E' ,, u Q ' I In N ' eff X2 X. t f y y 'ij JD - 7 it ,LL A I ' . , 'i Y Y x , j P1 . rm -f K 'L 9 'fe 'Ll .' -,if-A '-, - ,- 2 1 I , - 4 -- t Q, '

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Casstay had nothmg on anyone here elther And so t1me and t1de bemg what they are the days passed the athlettc fteld made way for the gym balcony and the swtmmmg pool and the cheerleaders kept rtght on meetlng tmmedtately at'f lunch Sptrtt seemed drtferent m the wt t terttme The games were vartefl but the aud1ences were more or less stattc and tt you went to the gym balcony on a Tue day or Frtday afternoon you could have wasnt only the lack of one malor school event but the whole teellng of the season Afternoons were given up to homework and the much dtscussecl problem of school sptrtt was almost tgnored But for those part1c1pat1ng snowballmg wasnt the on y wtnter sport and stratns of Roar L1la roar score Ltla score' could have eve rwalled You ll never see Maggte alone Wetnstem and company could be counted on to glve the cheerleaders some Sllfl com petttton and between them and the une? QTL the cold season was kept well above treezmg As for sp1r1t tt rose wtth the thermometer and by the t1me sprtng her alded ln the baseball season the ball as well as the blrd was on the w1ng Students sprmg fever and all were ready to Chee the vars1t1es on For desplte any temp: rary or even more or less permaneut lapse tn sp1r1t and desptte the somettmes d1scourag1ng attendance at games we all ot us came from Fteldston and we couldn t be prouder , W - 1 C-xx - Q' 'U tl 1 - 4 - .- 'li A .Ji ' I ' 15. ' . M f I ro' 1 . . cj , A , C1 ,L D- placed a sate bet on whom you'd find. lt pected entrance ot a female into the pool, ' ' - ' ' 1. - , , . , -. 1 , ' , 11 f 1 ,,

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Dunnq February the f1ela trrps are ot a d1Hcrent sort we dont Choo trees or cleqr roads but we 'earn something about how our Cornmunlty functlons The S1XlI'l Forrners ao to Washrnqton and even 1t the 'nan rn the Whrte House may not b Consclously aware of lt we see the Checlce and balances of the constrtutlon rn actron tNo Muzzey was never l1lce thrs , There s the annual tr1p to Medrcal Center ar the Wcather Bureau and when school starts aqarn we have a better percpectrve of h1story econormcs and sc1ence By th trme spnng comes around every one rs acquamt d w1th the fact that tl 91xth Form Ib aomg to Hudson Gurld as are Forms Three and Frve The bus nd up IS a conqlomeratron of found a pea 'rut and speculatron on whether the qlr or boys wtll have Rosewalter We re urea when we arnve but we strll have plentx of ene oy left for an all too short weekend ol work baseball and sunbaths We return frll out Comrnunttv Servrce credrt cards and whrle rts not alwav easy to see the mterconnectedness of ou our o casronal qlrrnoses of the foree through tne trees show the Cornmunrty Se v1Ce oroqram to be well worth the some trmes wearyrnq often borrnq toll 1+ entar . e ' ' - ' ' 9 ' 19 . ' . ' e r 1 1 - I I f l ,Y l . ' ' f Q , ' 'Q ' o I l I -- Y P V V I I I 4 :J , l ' .X ' small job and the community as a whole ' ' . , .rj cr ' ' A J .. 2 , V , VJ, V J . , I gn 4,..4 Q t. A . . v L. t . P- W U