Girls Latin School - Liber Annalis Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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'-., ,.-- -., Q .- f. .- f. Jikik o C o oQo5!LQe1ifr2 Sefaeelt Seated, Left to Right: Betty Kosbers, Anne Gormley, Norma Nordlund. Standing: Virginia Hill, Patience Sanderson, Elizabeth Sullivan, Irma Pearlmutter. COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES lf it be true that good wine needs no bush, 'tis true that a good year book needs no praise: yet to good wine they do use good bushes, and good year books prove the better by the help of good praise. We, the Committee on Committees, do not consider the year book Loue's Labor's Lost or a Comedy of Errors. Perhaps some may think it A Midsummer Night's Dream or Much Ado About Nothing. As You Like lt, but We hope that you will all agree that All's Well That Ends Well, and certainly the year book from cover to cover is excellent. The Committee congratulates itself on the fine judgment it has shown in its choice of committees. In particular, we are rather proud of the Year Book Staff. CPage Seventy-sixl

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C lass of 193 7 had arrived. Ah, what a flow of mind and feast of reason-she did the feast- ing and the crumbs did the flowing. The room was buzzing about the latest screen triumph of Latina's Licet Hesperia CMae West to youj and Latty basked in the reflected glory of her favorite star. Latina couldn't help it if she was so excited and startled by the 12:30 bell that she hurled her luncheon remains from her seat to the waste- basket ten yards away. And she certainly couldn't help it if it hit one girl, and scattered its contents in all directions. But all the same, as she rushed off to the Gym she felt rather like the onion fyou know, strong but full of tearsl. In Gym the tap dancing was slightly less vigorous than the Danish exer- cises, which made her feel as if there must be something wrong in Denmark. With an emptiness of heart Cand headj Miss Studentnagle traveled on to Lab period, for which she had a special weakness. But today it seemed boring, she broke only one test tube. Her decided improvement, which bored her, pleased her kind teacher, Magister Esse, who with a First rate and a friendly pat on the head, left Latina speechless. The afternoon trolley ride was no different from the morning's, save that the voices of all Cour heroine's includedj reached an unbelievably feverish pitch, beside which the morning's commotion had been trivial. The evening meal was a happy one, and Latina Q. Studentnagle dallied blissfully in the bosom of her family. At last by seven o'clock she could post- pone her studying no longer. That evening she had chosen a suitable musical program by which to study. It put her in just the right mood Cbut unfortu- nately not for studyingj. The studying, however, seemed to be too great a tax on Latina's limited strength, and having announced her intentions to her family, and having heard no objections, she retired to the local theater. Every movie was a rare treat to Latty because she went to one so seldom. With her studying she managed only about four a week. After the cinema she returned home, slid into bed, and into blissful sleep. She slept, dreaming of Elysian fields and the morrow's tests-two D's or not two D's, that was the question. CPage Seventy-livej

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WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK OUR ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR KIND SUPPORT. WE HOPE THE STUDENTS APPRE- CIATE THE FACT THAT THESE MER- CHANTS HAVE HELPED TO MAKE OUR YEAR BOOK POSSIBLE, AND THAT THEY WILL PATRON IZE OUR ADVERTISERS