Girls High School of Brooklyn - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER DESIGN SENIOR PAGE TITLE STORIES Thorn ln His Side Firsl Nighler Paroled Sludenl Slralegy Enlreal Me Nol ESSAYS Slyled By Analole Sludenl Slipend Sludenl lnlerview Cyclopedia Sludenl Vocalion POEMS Friendship Tempesl Sludenl Melamorplwosis To Baby Jacqueline She Sings a Song I Would Nol Hear When Scores ol Cenluries Will Pass Resolulion Laughler The Key I Soughl lhe ol Day The Cobbler Wisllul Smile REVIEWS How lo Win Caponsacclwi An American Odyssey Friends Doclor's STAFF Audrey Woll Celia Schachler following page AUTHOR ILLUSTRATED BY Zila Chesi Juanila Kane Jane Woronock Lillian Oslerman Jacqueline Coblens Virginia Wollenberger Ellen Slalon-Helen Meyer Ellen Slalon-Helen Meyer Mary Dudley Ellen Slalon-Helen Meyer Kallnerine V. Ca rasso Sybil Gowdy Ellen Slalon--Helen Meyer sybn eowdy Jane Woronoclc Kalherine V. Carasso Jane Woronock Kalherine V. Carasso Kalherine V. Carasso Kalherine V. Carasso Kalherine V. Carasso Kallwerine V. Carasso Jane Woronock Ellen Slalon Marie Vuolo Plriolograplws on pages I5 and I7 by lhe Arl Slall Eva Hulchins Elhel Sonneleld Epolila Hardy Audrey Wolf Margarel Barr Lorraine Manlreda Audrey Woll Eleanor Slever Lois Riley Florence Blauslein Rulln Bennell Irene Kalz Audrey Woll Helen Slalon-Elle Elhel Sonnenleld n Slalon

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Tl-ICDRN IN l-IIS SIDE ZlTA Cl-lESl, Grade EighT T seemed ThaT no maTTer where MaTT Hamon Turne:l, he was sure To run smack inTo Trouble wiTh The village school-Teacher, MasTer Abercrumble. ln TacT, he soon became known as Fly l-lamonq and The school-boys called The school-masTer Spider when his back was Turned. lT goT so ThaT poor lv1aTT was Tinding Things in Tumbledale raTher unbearable. This unlovely Triendship beTween Spider and Fly had sTarTed quiTe some Time ago, when The old school-masTer had surrendered The school To lviasTer Aber- crumble. The gray-haired, nervous old man had handed over The keys To The new Teacher, and The look on The reTiring pedagogue's pinched Tace was one of com- passion. The new Teacher's abiliTy, however, To command discipline and meTe ouT punishmenT soon won Tor him The Tear and obedience of all The pupils. MaTT was no excepTion, undersTand. l-le, Too, Trembled when Mr. Aloercrumble's sTern eyes were Turned on him. BuT unTorTunaTely, FaTe was unkind To lvlaTT. EveryThing he did was Torever being sTamped mischieT. Try as he mighT To be good, he was sTill ThaT good-Tor-noThing l-lamon boy. One day, school was going on as usual in The low, one-roome-d school-house. The TirsT grade in The TirsT row reciTed Their alphabeT aloud, while The Third grade chanTed The Two-Times Table, and The TourTh grade pondered over a hisTory ex- aminaTion. The snow was piled high and soTT around The building. lTs reTlecTion lighTed up The usually dark room and Threw a pale lighT on The Taces of The school-children. From his seaT, lvlaTT dreamily waTched The TourisTs sTaying aT Tumbledale who were skiing on The hill opposiTe The school. While waTching one daring skier Tly swiTTly down The slope, MaTT suddenly jumped ouT oT his se-aT and shouTed Wowl l-le was soon broughT back To earTh, as he TelT The Teacher's sharp eyes on him. l-le Turned his Tace slowly Towards The Torm ol: MasTer Abercrumble. The TirsT- graders were making a sorry aTTempT To reciTe, while Their eyes and mouThs widened wiTh alarm and expecTancy. lVlasTer l-lamon, come The deliberaTe, Tear-imparTing words oT The Spider, did I noT Tell you noT To look ouT oT The window? l-le reached his hand slowly back To The side oT The book-case and Took a long ruler Trom iTs hook. MaTT sTarTed walking slowly backwards as The Teacher began approaching him. Suddenly, The Six