Gray Court School - Point Log Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1928 volume:

x ..m.Q7.,.ff Ck ,l ' , Q00 I n sf A 5 hA1 .i . ?'-M: M Q5 Libiis I Gfelkdntlxqg PUBLISHED BY THE SENIORS OF Gray Court STAMFORD, CONN. 1928 Vol. VII. xx -- ' on 'Y A .6 I, 5 b A X I I 7 vw- in N I. J ' ff- If ,. ' DED1cAT1oN i We, the Class of Nineteen Twenty-eight, dedicate this Seventh Volume of 'l'he Point Log to- Our Fathers Mn. R. T. FALK Mu. W. G. 1fl.xP1'Y Mn. II. I.. SIIAXV whose sympathy, encouragennent, and gen- erosity have eimlrled us to enjoy these, our school years. 6 f X 2 -' ' -QQ ' , W ag., -f if1'u' 1 ll.x1'1'y H. L. S1-IAVV R. T. FALK 7 hvlliffll'-III-f'lli!',i .. .issislrllll Hrlilm' .. .lrlr lu'fliI'm' ..... -lnlff' fflliflll' ....... l'llnlny1rr1-plliff .Hrlilnr lilfsiilaws illunuyfm' . .lxxistarlll JIIIIIIIIHVI' l'v!IlflIH Ij .lrlr'i.wnl' .. llvdimlioii . . lGdi1'm'izil .. l zu-illiiy .. S1-iiiors .. Class NViIl .. Vppa-1' Svhoul .. I,mi'vl- S1-howl .. Allllvlivs .. .Iukvs . . . . . Ali.VOI'iZiSUIIIOIIIS .. KI-Bm. ' IPI X ' . , ' .Ig Cs 'fir' P Ay, .J-I . 51,444 POINT LOG STAFF ...-................... ..- TABLE OF CONTENTS . 1 1 . AN APPRECIATION .. Dams IAIAPPY . . . BWIVITY SI-IAIV . . . ANN BRI'INVl'Zli WINI1-'Ruiz LAUILIE . . Ensm GAMBOA . . . . . . LAURA FALK RUTH PRITCHARD . . . Mlss Poufrl-:R . li . SD . . 13 . . 19 . . 2-L .. 33 .. 51 .. 63 .. S8 .. 93 To Miss Gray, Mrs. Spiiliwr, Miss Blm'Icli1ir'g01', Miss-Fristoe, Mrs. S0lllll101'S :ind Miss Betts, the Point Img Stuff wishvs to vxfcnd its most giutufnl :ippruciation for the goiieroiis aid :uid 01l00lII'2lg0lIICHI, 1'01lCIGI'Cd cluriug thc publication of this VII vulunw of the Point Log. 8 Pla A.. ,,,' fflrff, 'L W ffl 'Q X Q 'J ea uf- Q YE T o e 55 A ' :E ' - 4 Nt? Lan-. TE 1 .L ' ' 1, gin 412.--'. p- t Nm- -wk Zorro eo ate N A briffllt October day three young people buckled on their helmets D 7 and paraehutes for their first attempt in new fields. They had the ' ' ' ' lx 'ful iilot whose kindness and good foltune ot' havuig .1 wont 11' 1 , courage gave them confidence to go on with the tiight. At first they were rather dizzy and frightened when they thought of the great height to which they were to soar, but eaeh day, as they went a little higher and learned more of the subjeets from their many Capable lI1Sf1'l1Ct01'S, they took up their work with increased determina- tion and zest, and thought laughingly of the tln-ills and frigzghts they had had. They looked forward with joy to the time when they would be able to get out and try their own wings, and yet with re,fJ,1'et-when they must leave behind them the wonderful friends whom they had made. After eight months of fun illltl work, the time came for their final flight. They elimbed into their stauneh little crafts, bade farewell to everyone, and with a sigh for the past and smile for the future, iiew up into the sky, taking with the-m memories of diffieulties overcome under the guiding' hands of the pilot, tfllld of the happiness and pleasure which had come to them. 9 f x X ,X .. C9 ,IMAII A... ft 10 'X 1 7x 1 . fl .gk ' -, 1y11' SCHOOL BUT I1D1NG A SGNNET f11'21.Y f1011l'1'-, Thy 111111 11 is 1if'111111 high, 1 1111 11111111 s111'1111il1,1', wi1I1 1lll11'1l g!Q1'i11'1, 11211111 111111 s111'111 1 11, 1111111111111 11111 1!1'11'1ll11.V sky 1V11i1'11 wz11'1'1111s 1111111 111111 11111111s 1111 1'11111'11 1'11y 1':11'11, B'1il'Y1l2ll1 H111 wi1111 Long lllily 111111 su A1111 111c11, 1V11t'1l S1'1l1'1l1S 111111 11111110815 Illilj' 1111111 1111 Y111 1111111 1111si 1111v111' 11111111 111 11111s11 T111111 1i1l0Wl'S11 11111 S1111 111111 111111111 111111 1111111 w1111 11:1sl1 s1111111 111'01l111.Y Shalt st111111 s111-111111 1.11111 11111111 1111111 T111111 111111111sii thy 11111111 wi1'11 1:12111 A1111 11'c1' thee 11111111s 11111 g11ill'111llg, 11 s lllilj' 111111t 1111111, 111111111 211111 wild, ll 1'1'11111 1111111 1111 11111 :111'al,Y, 11111111, 11111 1111:11'1111s 111i111, 111111-111111 115' wi1111-111'i1'1111 SlA1l'il.V 111ss S1'l'411lg, 111111 S1'2l1'S 1'111' f1'i1 1111111 s11 11111g 111111 111111. z1ss111':1111-11 11ig11, 1A0l1i10l' sky. f N yt G9 WZ Jn... f.fQf5',y4g L I i - 1 , 4 -1- RETROSPECT O' school, what shall wo tako of thou for ours To koop long aftvl' wo have loft thy halls? O shall it bo tho 1N'1'flllll0 of thy flowvrs, 01' thoughts of lll00ll-fl'ill'l'il shadows on thy walls? 0 shall it he tho llllllfllllll' of tho soas That sing so nvar thvir vllaugoful lIll'l0Lly, 01' evening whispc-rs ol' a passing lrrom-zo That stoals with silvnt stop an-ross tho loa? All those-ah, wo would clufrisll tlwm as ours, And hold thvm doop at lwart l'lll'0ll:Lfll years to 1-01110 1l0lllCllllll'illlK'l', too, lm1'i11g.5s havk Hoot, golflvn hours Spent there with 1-omradvs truo. Ah, 'tis the sum Of those Qlltilll joys and many mow, thou port Of llil1J1llll0SS,-lllilt makes thee lovvcl, Gray fl0lll'f. 12 I N' NN X l'v ff . , A UN QWAI CD fv fi N Qi FA x Z M C V 13 - f 'W xx wh -ah.. i 1 1-fluff Miss JICSSIE CA1, 1..u1 GRAY Q, ,Q 014,09 --M4961-I I I A H 14 qw NN . gb -in wx,-1, Q 15 Y X , l.. f xx I all I IN MEMORIAM In loving lll0lll0l'.Y of Mus. J.n11f:s t',x1,1,AM Glmv, wllosv llllfillllllg love mul lllf01'0St in our sm-lmnl will Nllllillll allways in our lwnrfs to loud us 01lNV2ll'1l fu lniggglwr Holds of 0ll4l02lV01'. 16 -. 1 r NX ' X 4' , 'gig ' !- llyf, gn .1 .QJLJH f?y'Ws1 MRS. .TAMES CALLAM GRAY 17? D 18 ' N . 1 f xx . Q3 Ju... -f '-191 '2 f ffgb ri f,'fN4 k K :Q 496' U ,,. 304, 'ET C f in ffl if M S CQWXORS 19 I I y , ,Lk H nw, JM. 'ff' f- Vf hffff' Bliss Illclcxlurz 'l'uwNsn-:Nu l'm:'1'm: l1'zlc11H3'y Advisor cf' ' '-'T' a T K, -Q'-A - VJJVMVQ UGQUTA 4-4JVg,K-1 Cy'L,1A-,ng-. 20 '-xi it r. Tll01'0,S :L curl in hcl' lwzu' That lllily koup it awry, And all twinkle so 1'il1'C ln the blue ol' her vyv. Tlu-1'0's il, ln'wz.y Swish As sho gulls out auul in, And il szuu-y tilt To her uplifted chin 3 But down in hor lwurt Is ai, world of good uliecr, Nvhilfll she svatfors about lVith never :1 fear. Tln1t's mu' Lzulra. 93 I iw! .,.fLJ,,,,g .f'Q!I,yfQ Lainran .lainv l :1llc 20 lflalsl Tlilli Slit-vi, Nvw Yurk Filly Business AIEIHZIQQPI' of tlm Point Loff Number of Alpha. flolcl Tvalin. HUIIOI' flirl ol' IUIJ7. fi1'll01'ill f'0lll'S0. n-'vu i - 5. vi :fix - 4 ' 1 l Q-X itll KK-5.1 il -5 .W 5 X' IX, ' X1 1-1 5 -l. fl K ...gg ' W il , -eh... ffl. f. 'lf 'fff,.4'11 Doris I-lappy Luflgu Road, Sound Beach, 001111. Editor ill Ohivf of the Point Log. Captain of the Gray Thani. H9213-1512271-Q15127-19285 Blillllljill' of Alpha. GGI101'2Il f'm11's0. Tl'l1v1'o's a smile 011 hor lips For all, far and 1101112 Tll0l'0'S a shy, sidvward Q,'l2llll'0 'Fo IIS VUIQV 4ll'2ll'. 'l'I11-1'v's a lllill' i11 hor vye For the 0110 who is sad. 'l'l11-1111's a soiig' in hor lieart For the one who is glad. 'l'l101'0's a clasp of hm' hand 'Fo the 0110 who is downg A fl'll0l' f1'iv11d Can IIUVOI' lu- found Than mu' Ilo1'1'ic. 22 A5 .1 I I NN . JL.-, M, I lf ff, + n ffl? 'I'lu-rv's il walvv in lu-1' hair 'l'lml s ilu- t'llV.Y of alll. 'l'llvl1 s :I llll'1' lilllf- nnsv f 5 4 l'lm11,L:ll il's not lun slnzlll. 'I'lu-rv's an slam-ly zur 'llllllllgll il 's null uw-1' alum-, Fm' llw glvzul ' 5' - lilizallwlln l'l1l4l,v Shaw 1903 ll0Ill0l' Avvnm-, Huy Pity, Mldllgilll. Assistzulli Ellilzm' of flu' Point Log 3ll'llIlN'l' of Alpha. lll'2l,V Tvaun. fll'lll'I'2ll ll0lIl'S1'. :mlm ua 'Fvlls us ilu-11-'s fun. 'l'lu-rm-'s 21 sung' Ill lll'I' lu-zlrli Alu- flu' sung' of llw lark Wllivh 4-an lwilw' mm-ll suns x- . q Hig.g'lnt out ul' lllll'1l2lI'li. This is our Bvfly. 23 63 NX I ..... 1.. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT E, the 111111111'1111111 111111 11ig111y f2lV111'1'11 1'111ss 111 1928, being about to depart f1'011l this-11111 Gray 1'11l11'13 w111'l11-111111 being 111' 21 very ge11e1.'1111s 111111 11is1111si11g 111i111l, 1111 1l1'1'U11y 111101111111 111is 1.11 11e our last will and test11111eu1. NVQ hereby will, l11111111111111, 111111 11l'S1'11W 11111111 11111 V11ri1111s 1l1l'.1ll110l'S of the Gray Court filllllly, 1111 11111' 111111111 1'111'l'1S111'11, S1111i111' privi1111:11s 11n11 1111ssessi011s tl'1lSf-11111 1111'1s11 111'1'01112l1'1'1'1' 11111111i11111111 will 11111y il11111'0CliltG the 11111101' thus 110S1QOXV011 11111111 11111111 i11 11111s11 111g'111'i11s:- To Miss G1'Zl'Y--P1'lV2lt0 gr111111111111s11. T11 Miss P01'1Q01'-EXf1'2l 1lO'l11'S 111 11111 1111152 T11 Miss Fll1t01l-PIILGIUJ 11y swzltter. To Miss Ii211b01'C1'-St0C1i i11 21 1'111111y Sf111'1'. T11 Mrs. SI1lI1I10l7-11811 11S1l0l' for 11111 1619511111 111111111. T11 Miss Bl0C1i11l11'gl'1'-All 2l111'0111i11'1l' 1-111 l'2111l'1'. To Miss F1'ist11e-Bell for 11111 f1l'2ly 111111s11. T11 Mrs. A111111--Tr1111i1f 1-1111 111 11ir1'111 11111 Wilj' 111 11111' 111111i1s 111 11111 Gray lI1111se. T11 Mrs. S1111111111rs-A 1'111111s1111' f111' 11111' 1lNY11 11s11. T11 Miss Betts-A11 1111111111111i1e 111111. T11 Mrs. 111211811-A S11l'1'11 1111211 1'11r s11r1'i1'11 1111tw111111 111111115 ISl1l1111 111111 S1111tl11iel1l Point. To A1111 B1'11we1'-T1111 111'1V111'gI1' 111! 211121111 11.11sig11i11g 11111 011113 for 11111 l'11i11t Log. T11 11'1'11uees 1111111111--A 11111'111111111111.- w11v11. To Betty 1710011111---rx Wilbilllllg' 111111'l1i1111. To BI'511'j01'10 Iflllllilll-A 1111x 111' L1111y-111111s. To IJ11ree11 Laurie-A S11'01'l'1111lg 111111111'11111s. T11 NVi11ifr1111 Laurie-A 1111r1i1:111111' 1111111 111! s11111-1111-111s 111 111l11w 1l0I' il wider range of vision while 111111'11111w11. To Ruth Pri11'11111'11--01111 111 11111 111-11' 1+'11r11s. T11 Emily SLPIUVII--IIOI' 11w11 way. T0 Eilsie G11111111111-A11 11ir111111111 f0l' 11l'1'l 1ri11s 111 5Il'X11'11 s11 we will 1111t have to 1111 wi11111ut 11111' so long. T11 Mona JilI'l'Cff-T110 1i1111s1 111111111 111111111. To Betty Elp11i11st1111e-Two 1111x11s 111 11r111z11ls. T0 RfilI'gll01'it0 Morrill-A 1-1111111-111111 111' 1'11111',V 111111s. To Bee Mzwauley-A 111111111 1l1'2l1'01' 111 s1'1111111. T0 Ruth P11.u1seu-Tl111 111111111' 111' 1111i11g f1l'2l'V f'1l11l't,S next S111111isl1 interpreter. To Margot Ji111111111z-A11 111111111 11'11e. To C11rlot11 J i111111111z--A 1111w 191111111111 111l1'1l1'.Y. 24 To To To To To To To To To To To To Y llo To To To To 'l'o To To To To To To To To To To To To 'Fo 'Po To To To To To To To To To To tt-fs.-M. 9 .W -15'-Q Dorothe Webster-A dietaphone. for Latin Vlass. Carmen Wallis-'Po be Miss G1'ay's private secretary. Betty Ulawson-The privilege of going to 'tthe rocks at any time. Marjorie f'lark-Fifty pounds of avoirdnpois. Ruth Cioleman-Ilpper School privileges. Marjorie l'llN?l'llil1'4lil-1'0l'i'l'2l.llj of Miss l'0l'i'l'l'. Barbara Harding'-A scooter to enable her to reach the Annex first. Olga, J'aI'I'e-A. permanent roommate. Andrey Mae.Xdam--Another Saturday Sewing Class. Connie Mac-Adam-A bathroom for her exclusive nse. Betty Mead-A pair of zipper sneakers. Lou Mead-A baby grand piano. Dorothy 1,lt'li0llS-'lll'2ll.' absorber for the movies. Cora Strother-More books to read. , , . 1 ,. x I mms him Identification tags. Barbara. I+ ield Floremfe NVerner-A. plentiful supply of hair ribbons. Kitty Mingus-A dairy. .loan Sawyer-llot honse fnll of carnations. l'l1'illlCOS lieaves-A. history of Florida. Royce Bildge-A seeretary to look after her eorresliondence. Carmen llashiell-A story book llb1'i1l'y. Margaret Dodge-A bicycle to help swell the crowd. Beeehy EllllllllSl10ll0--P1'lVtlf0 detective to keep track of Betty. D. J. llemenway--A new species of animal. Elda Millet-XVai1le iron. Mimi Myers-Several riding' horses. Estelle lV01'11Ol. -All unlimited llll1'E,l1'.Y. Marilynn Collins-Many fairy tales. Barbara f'olton-Box of' balloons. Janet Dugan-A patent hed-maker. Mary Gilliams-An answer book. Erminie llolstein-An antomatie window closer. Mary Barrett-A library of histories. Jane Berg-An open air recreation park. Mildred Gray-A book bag that finds its way home. Eleanor llarrett-A multiplying' pencil. Jacqueline t'ollins-'Fi-avel ticket to all lands. Marjorie Fox-A penc-il factory. Elizabeth 1lillespie-Several po11ies to train for the cirens. Jean lleath-A roommate jnst- her size. Raymond Hood-The end of the Point on which to build the honse he is planning. 25 f W - . f . , fn A I V WMU A K' f f' ' V k ff. , 1, '- Aff. .445 'l'l'ivlllij0 lloml-A big .XllgUl'il kifiily. Ii:11'h:11':l Knnwlvs-A hig.f1'1':1pm-zv. li2lI'iHll'2l l,uwslv,v-A nwmo hunk in whim-h in writv all thu things she llllISi l'l'llll'llliH'l'. Iam' lluszzzgh-'l'luf lu-11111-Is-mviwfl and upo1'a1l'v4l hy In-1'svIl'. Faith M1-:ul-All 1-Ivpllzlllli in :nhl in hc-1' Zim. IURIII Ai'X'l'l'S-Nilll-l'1iiibilxililiil sails. lim-uthy Ilmlsv-All vulors ui' hnllvtis fm' hor I':1m',v 1i2lllK'illQQ. llillv 'i'illll'Si0Il-A full oqnipnwnli ul' temls with which in 4-:u'i'v un his invvni'io11s. Ilvlvn Swvmwy--A frvsh hux of l'l'2l'V0llS with which in mlm' hm' cl ruwinggs. 26 X X11 ,1 1- PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF '28 f'G1'z1y Ill0ll1't,l May 15, 1940. Dear ljflll, As you soo l1y IIIIV l1o:11l 1 9 . 1 1111 to :11'1':111g1- for tho 'slll1llSl'-Wilhllllllgl of tho i 111 I 'llll l1:11'k 111 Gray flUlll'l for :1 fow 1l:1ys. l7o1'1'io, Holly 111111 I 1111111 11ow l111il1li11g's wl1i1'l1 lho l'l11ss ol' '28 s11o11so1'o1l. Ol' l'0lll'S0 Miss llrziy 111111 Miss 1'o1'I'o1' woro 111'oso11l' :1111l :ill lho f2ll'llll'.V, as woll :ls p1'z11:ti1f:1lly all the Olll 1'1'ow1l llml wo1'o llllllllllillg s1-hool i11 1928. Fooling 2lSSlll'1'Il .Will Wiblllll ho i111o1'oslo1l i11 ll1'Qll'llljJj of lho v111'i1111s ' aillv z1l'l'o11fivo lo :ill 1'op111'ts Zlllll alotivitios ol' tho old girls, I was llllllbll , tho f11ll11wi11o' ll'l'lllS z11'o Wllill' I 1-o111o111l1o1': FH M.11'jo1'io Iilllllill' llilS lll1ll'l' lllilll 111-l1iovo1l ll4'l' g1'o:1l'os1 :1111l1itio11 wlth th-it of 21 11o11111'lo1 l'll0l'lll0llN s111'1-1-ss- . . You 1'o1111-111l1o1' lllilli D111-is llz11111y 'wus Ql'2l4l,llill'Ull from tho I,il'3l1Nl Co11t1'.1l Art' Sl'll00l wi1'l1 groaii' ll0ll1ll'S. Si111'o lllilll sho has l:1l11-11 llll lho :11't ol' lll11sf1'111'i11g illlll 11ow ovory llliblllll hor work lllily 1111 soon lll NXYUQIIIU, ' A ' - 1 ' - 'ith IIS, :ls sl1o is 1'o111'i11g IC111'o11o. Iclllllly S11':1w11 was 11111 .1l1l1 to 111 NN lVo l1z11l l1o11o1l sl1o wo11l1l ll'Illl ll0l' voi1-o lo 111l1l lo tho 1loligg,'l11is ol' tho ovo11i11 11' . ,,. Mo11:1 -T111'1'oll has wo1'l1o1l l1:11'1l 111' l11-1' IIIIISIK' 111111 is lllillilllg 21 Qfl'l'ill' SIICCOSS as 1111 111-1'11111pz111isl. F1'2l1l Uolton has 111-1'o111o 11 'woll-l11111w11 'lllQfQll'l'. Sho got This 1'11'z11fti1'11 f1'o111 111111111-l1oll 1l.1'ill whilo lll'l'I' 1111 s1'ho11l. NV1- woro vory lllllI'll s111'111'iso1l lhzll' sl1o 1li1l11'f1 llil.Vl' Holly lloonig' llfll' ll t'o:1111111z1fo but Holly has fillilfll 1111 tho lll0l'0 1lig'11i1io1l l'2l'l'lll'1' of :1 11ooloss. ' ' . , CL - ' ll'0liI'9'4l0ll ll1.1t of .1 Ki1'l1o1' Ul11l1.',' ' 'illlllllj' all 11vo1.' Tho lhelty hlillf has Sl'2l1'l'01l il lllll 1 .. , This 1-l11l1 sl'111'l'o1l Tho i1lo:1 wl1i1-h has s11ro:11l 11-11 1 ll'lll' IllllllS into 0llSt'lll'lli.Y. hor llll'l1l'l'Wl i11 Il2ll'llll0lllll :1111l was Il11ifo1l Statos, :1111l flll'UWll tho N. AI2ll'Q,'ll0l'lll' M111'1'ill hoops 1111 . f'll2lI'JOI'Ull0 1111 tho last 1'z11'11iv:1l. ' IIl2ll'l0lfZl Jllll1'll ' - - ' ' flizm at tho C1i1111o1lio I'l1'illlL'2llS0 i11 I'z11'is. RI2l.1'gI0l' Ji111o11oz has l1o1-1111111 Soulh A111o1'i1-11's most f:11111111s pimlist. IIl211'llll'll NV11llis :1111l llulh Il2llllSl'll :11'1- slill lho host of f1'io111ls :1111l are 1-o11ti1111i11g l'l1oi1' Art work lUg'l'llll'l' i11 Vl'llI'Zll0lil. . ' ' l'111:1' NVi11if1'o1l l12llll'll' has 11111-1111111 11111-1'11:1l1o11.1l1,1 lxllllllll .is .1 1. 111, oz 111a11lo hor 1lol111l as .1 f.1111o11s 11111111 PZ'lVl0NVQllS o11ly rival. Ill?l' sislor, Ilorooii, has lll2l1l1, El s111-ooss 111 2111 Oufirely lll'll!l'l,'0lll1 fiol1l. Al'f1-1' oollogo sl1o W0lll1 1211 0Xf111'1l. It is 1'11111o1'o1l that hor L'llg'2lg'0llll'1llY is to ho 1111111111111-111l vory so1,111. No 111111111 has boon given, but we llll4l0l'Sl,illlll Illilli lil' is ol' linglish l1i1'll1. 27 f 'N X 3? Ju... 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Dorothy Jean llemenway has made sueh a sueeess with her musie that she is now her llltli'-ilUl S aeeompanist. Elda Millet is a famous movie actress. Mimi Myers has gone in tor the All .Xmeriean lloekey Teamg we are expecting' she'll be eaptain some day. 8 lliekie NVerner is writing the Book lleviews for the 'I'imes. Ilow mueh she is enjoying the devouring' ol' all the books, we eau well under- stand. Barbara Colton and Marilynn Collins are spending their summers in direeting' the aetivities ot' a playground, and Janet' Dugan is t'ill'l'-Vlllg on the same work in Brooklyn. Erminie llolstein will tinish her eollege eourse this year. It was ' 1 - h--r Ieader'9 all interesting' to learn that she has Ctlllillllll d to bt, a e at through her eollege days. Mary tlilliams is still Erminie's roomie having' gone to eollege together and will be graduated also this year. Jane Berg' is in tlermany working on her musie. Mildred tlra v is putting most ot' her time in llli't'l'lll't'i'lVt' dam-mg an-xl Harb-tra lowslev are both in eollege. When gradu- Mary liarrett' and . . , , ated, Mary expeets to study voiee eulture and Barbara, medieine. llaymond llood and lflilly 'l'hurston we heard from indireetly. Roth bovs enter eollege in the tall, Raymond eentering' his interest in football and it rather looks is it Billy would be quite a star on the traek team. 'l'rientje llood, Barbara Knowles and Jean lleath are to be gradu- ated this year and l ean't make it' seem possible the l!l2S's youngest are now 1940's honor students. ' '- I . ith llead and loan Myers have beeome sueh Elizabeth tlillespu, -1 . . - , , expert horsewomen, that their serviees are in demand at the various girls' 1-amps as riding instruetresses. Ilelen Sweeney has been speeializing in the eommereial eourse and her typewriting' and stenography are so wonderful you would tlnnk she l I 1 had years ot' experienet baek ot htr .Taequeline t'ollins has de veloped a marvellous voiee aml is studying musie most seriously. Efleanor Barrett ant tor, i 5 most adorable costume recitals. They gave us one last night and we are sure they will prove most popular. 29 l 11 oth ' Rouse are working' on a series of the is .l., 33 Evorvonv prmlivlwl a lllllSlt'ili ra1'1-1-r for Marjoriv Fox, inslvail of which sln- has lwronn- qnilv an artist, 1-spvrially on lln' linv ol' drawings l'or rllililron. .Ianv llnszagli has gono in strong l'or tln' 1'l'ill'ii work of various ronntrivs anil al prvsm-ni is liolcling in Now York an 1-xliibilion ol' wc-aving in whim-li sln' nsvs llnngarian motifs. Sho plans to l'2ll'l Y this lypv of work vi-rv far. Anil so yon sw vvoigv ona- is aloing In-r lril. ll was niosl' llli'l'l'l'Silll1J: lo sw lln' rliangvs in tln' lilllv oni-s, lnosl ol' wlionl arv so vm-1',v Brown np and lo lwar ol' all llwir mloings, wo rm-ally l'vll qnilv transportval bark to lln- olll days. llorriv, Holly and I 1-onnparoil nolvs ol' pasta yi-ars in l'V0l',V spari- nonn-nl. Iii-ily still livvs in Mirliigan anil at prvsvnl' is mln-li alrsorln-41 ln rlnlm work anal ol' 1-onrso yon know all nlionl nw. Im lm,-li nn- know wln-n ,von 4-xpvvt lo lw in Ni-w York again. As vvvr, Laura GRAY COURT Gral-4-l'nl in lln' lN'2llli',V ol' llly pillars lall, Rising, fair and sti-:nll'zlsl, ni-ar llw olil si-a wall, Arilvnllv inspiring lliosi- who conn- lliy way, Yonllifnl lwarls ari- singing praisv ol' llivv loilay. Calnily llnon art slaniling, llirongli lln- ,wars llial pass, Ol'l ring joy and lwanly to l'ili'll 4-agvr lass: Unllislnrlwll by loinpvsls, 1-liangoluss in lliy low, Raelianl anll kinmlly, liko tlw skivs almovo, Tlion, ilvar Alina Al2lll'l', llion arl' onrs to low. X '97 6' N Y 30 ZE N K V 'Aff B 'ii ,, 'fm Ju... .AJ ,, y, w 31 13 I l ' xx .. , ,f 32 f 5 NX X Xt . f 'ii K J, UW' in .jg ff I. fffffi , , Q ' Q 'if 'Q I 1,511 X 4 F f f QQ ' ab- UQQEH, ,SGHQUL 33 f s X xl - -Sk , 'Wt il ' l Ab i. PEN PICTURES lllfl wintl wus blowing fi-ont thu nortluiust, nntl wus rushing thu cloutls zu-ross u gloomy, gray sky. Fur out nt svn tho wntm' was like inoltm-n lt-ntl, liillowing' into hugh gm-t-n niountuins anul going down into th-vp lnhu-k vullm-ys. 'l'lu- wnvos w1-i't- rushing up like Silwlgt' lwusts, fonining, 1'o:u'ing, it-nriiigg nt tht- worn rot-ks, thvn 11-111-rttiiiug to gutlwi' rt-iiuwa-tl form: to 1 . . . . l't'illl'll :intl lush thvni signin with tlwn' tury. Tlu-y swirls-tl :intl vtltliwl in nntl out ol' littlv mossy t-zlvvs, t'il'ilWillQ1 :intl sucking pohlih-s :intl hits ol' tiny sou-lit'v lizu-k into the swtiliing, 1-hurning innss, thvn hurling' tlu-ins:-lvt-s :xnvw 2lQZlillSi tho riigrgm-tl voaisti. Tlwrt- wns at vontinnous 1-rnsli :intl roni' of tht' tt-nipvst, :intl the whistling ot' tht- wintl., ns it swt-pt grunt slwt-ts ot' sprny lwforv it und clrovv it in tint- lnist nvross tht' slioi-tl. lt 'Y' 'l NIC nttvrnoon, lntm- in St'lli't'lllilt'l', I wns 1-rossing tht- Sound from Long lslzuul. 'l'lu- sun wns sinking' tnuntingly in u liluzo of pris- lnnt it- glory! t'oiipvi'-t'oloi'wl vloiul-wnvt-s vi-1-pt slowly to tho t':u--olli tlistunt hills-nntui-t-'s hlvntling' ln-ush, tingingg' tlwni with tfohultz lnluv, t'Vttl'-gl'tlWlll!Llf ti2ll'iit'l' :intl tlurkm-1' until purplo tit-wo vnvvlopwl tlwni. llvw nntl tlufrt- at putt-h ot' jzulv, sliaulvtl into luvvinlt-1' zuul sol't gruys. Tht- wutt-rs, jtfulons ot' what tloutt-tl nliovv, 11-tlt-1-tt-al touvluls of golcl, silvor, voml :intl timpioisv-hits ol' lini'lnu'it- gt-ins-st-intiillntiing in illll'lliSilt'ti groups, out-li swutluul in thu Silt't'l1 ot' sot't't-st silk. 'I'lufn twilight' softly untl tt-iuh-rly sprvutl its ful'-i'vau:lii11ggg fl'2lllSD2ll'0lli1 lvlnnki-t ol' V2ll'it',QQ2li't'ti opul. As l stood upon tht- shoro, I g'lu1uft-tl upwural, untl tht- new inoon, in at pinkish vnpor-st-tting sm-iiioal to lu' roggguishly snying- Yvs, l'vt- lmnislultl your 4-oloi' st'lu'nu', :intl for hours I shull 1't'iQll siipi-t-nu'. lligh ovo1'l10zul, the lnoon shonu uguinst tlu- tlovp liluv of tho sky, ns it' it wvrv suspvntlocl from at 1-hnin of glit't'v1'ing' stairs, :intl wus lwinpg wuftvtl to nntl fro by :ln unst-cn, t'2ll't'SSlllg powvr. All Earth wus li:1t'lu-tl in its linipitl, liquid, SliV0l'-ti1'l'llL'illIl,LI light. 'l'ln- ti-1-vs :intl tlu-ii' shzulows wifi-v tlistortw-il into wt-irtlly t'unt'usti1' pnttvrns, inui'niui'ing in voit-os, now 1-ntivingly 4-hiltllikv, now in l'tlllQ.filt'l', niorv must-ulinv Siglillllgi 'l'lu- night sounds of living' things ywm- sonilwrly tolling of Gods 4-rt-ntion, whih- tht' tiny 1-1-it-kvt's t-liii-pm-tl ot' glzultlvr, huppivi' things! Out on tho wutt-r n vnnov gliih-ml nlniost invisihly, sillioiu-tt'v4l for u nionu-nt ugninst tht- puth of the lll00llilt'2llllS, and ns it turnvtl the lwutl, shot into the tlurknt-ss to tht' l'ilyfillllit', tlip, tlip ot' tho pzultllol lloius lI,x1'1'Y. 7 34 f 'x X 95 . l ull, L -in. M uf -4544... flfffbuf if -UN? JINGLES l 1'a1m-0 will soon lmvv lwr. llow wr- 1-nvy l I'a1m'1-I NW' will ll1 l'l' forgot' l,.Xl7ll.X V For wo lovv hor loo well ln llllS1llll'SllUl'l'lNN'lll Ill-1' lll'2llSK'S toll-ll. -lust ll 4-up of lm For our own llllllj.fl'.Y IBIGIG To llw om' Wm' low llw lwsl' llorlfs lo you, mluzu' BEE! Al lzlssiv vzlllm-ml llllfl'll Is an mlisviplc- in l'l'lllAll Ol' our good llvnrv lf'or4l! Somo morniugg's in stall-, For l'v:11' slufll bv lallv, llm-1' 4-zlvallim-1' ln-ings lu-1' Al ll l'm'ious 1'2l1'0. lf:-om an lexml fur alwzly, llillfli lmirwl, Tlnslling' :unl ggalx, Wzllvll our sm-11o1'i1':l clam-0. ls il' lull' AIAIUIWIT 1N'l'1'll3llll'l'? llm-Ns lo il girl mumwl NVINIIUIIEI7, XYil'l1 :1 sll-ok :xml slmlwly ,vm-llow lwzul, . xVlIUlUV1'S l'04l2lllt'1'2lll1l laugh :lull sing, .Xml 'rouml whom 4-1-1111-1's vv1-1'y- thing. Who is flw om' who's Now York llouml? Wulf-ln lwr lmsllv Us au-ouml. Lo, slnfs lost' lu-1' tim-lu-il now- .x1l, llll'l'Il I'Alll,S-EN you um going! llow? 35 7x NX ,- fl ' L , ,!,,,, !l1 M .1,. 1. ..f, -im. She's dainty and sweet, Sllllllllg, petite. NVe love her- You k11ow l1e1'-IIUHEICN. t'urlinggg loc-ks, eyes so dark, ELSIE ready for a lark. In the tea eup-Fate deerees, A Baron eoines ac-ross the seas. t'KUNK1lG hails from Mt. Vernon, Mail a11d packages come 3111011 All pay homage to 0110 so kind No better eonirade eould be found. Watch our sailor's hornpipe llpon the sliek dance tloor. lsn't he the jolly lad? BlC'l l'Y Sl IAW 1-Good! El1l'0l'l'l Listen to l1er song, A prima donna ere long! Are we far wrong? Uh, EMILY S'l'lL-XWN? Ah, she hails from far away, Does our 11ew 0110, IIUHUTIIE, But she's witl1 us now to stay First in studies-tirst i11 play. Rah! for lCXl1l'l'Elt! liIC'l'TY too, For Elphinstone is just true blue Sought by everyone, beloved by all Betty, Betty! hear us call. Love-gggaine for MARGUERITE! Watt-l1 the players down tl1e street llark a trinlnpll for the Gray 'Tis her UWII true, lucky day. Uh, boy! Iilll llAl'l-'Y, I'll say lilll happy This is llly happy day! Quotes DORIS the 28th of May. 36 f ' xx .- 1 V I nw! 'L f'lf, ff rf I fri, M5 lVhols that walking' down the street? W'ho,s that looking so petite? Here comes MONA, dainty, sweet, Facing Fame on dancing feet. Pateh of eolor, palette of paint, ,Tis our artist eorner, iquaintl Luek to ANNE, quietly sketehing, Fame for her in every etching! Giggggle and laugh and lots of fun For FRANUES COLTON day has begun, t'l1ased,', as she says, hy the ghost of Macbeth The daggers of elassies will he her death. ls MISS Il0ENIG on the floor? Yes, she's been there oft before. Lucky at cards, lucky i11 love- SlI2llllf0I'd,S brilliant-hueil tropieal dove. B1-:TTY SHAW . SIR JAMES BARRIE N MY opinion, there are few more eneliantingr, versatile writers than Sir James Barrie. No matter of what his suhjeet consists, his theme tllI'0ll 'll0lIlT is one of wliinisieal humor, intersperse4l with the every- ' n 25 day tragedies, whieh so often are outside the limit of the usual writers conception. One must laugh with the mischievous, appealing little Gypsy, ad- mire that most wonderful woman, Margaret ligilvie, known to the worlal as B3ll'l'll S own mother, and weep for the little empty winilow in Tlirums. 'l'he ailventures oi' ileliant Grizel and her Sentimental Tommy strike a note in the heart of their every reailer. Nl ho has not fallen in love with the Little Minister? The Holiday in ,ec is a A.. hirnselfg hut if one really must know Barrie, one hook is suiiieient-that B ll ' n evimple of his genius for laughing at essence of fancy-Peter Pan. .Xxx linnwi-za. 37 f - .- ., .1 ' ,v dzarl sh.. 1. 114411.40 CIRCUMSTANCES CONTROL US AM 1i1-1111,v 1'11111'i111-1111 111111, 1111111:s1 1v1111111111 11x1-11111io11, wo 111'11 1-1111- f1'0111'11 by 1'11'1'11111S1'Zllll'l'S. Ev111'y 1111,1' s1111111 111l1iI1UW1l i1111111lsc 111'1.f1'S 11S 211111 XV1' 1111 111111 which l1111'111111'111'11 NYU 112111 1111 1111111121111 of 111l11lQ,'. 1 111' 11x1111111111: Z1 1112111 XV111'1l w111ki11g 111 11is 111111-11 11111111 111o1'11i11g', 1111i11s 21 111111111 w11i1-11 1-1'11ss11s 11 S111il-11 1'11i1w11y 11'11s1111. 11111' 1111111' 112l1y, w1111k 111!1'l'1' w1111k 11is 1'o111's11 is 11111'111111g1:11. 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ANN B111-1w1-111. 38 411' 4'4111v411'i1111' 114111 1I14111Ql11s 141 411l1411's. 51141 411'411'4-1 X N 1 1- WE CONTROL CIRCUMSTANCES 1i1'1l,11'IY1C 111111 11'41 4-411111-411 4-i114-11111s111114'41s 111 21 Q1'1'2l11'1' 41x141111 1111111 A ' ' ' 1 ' l'0111'1'111 us 111' 4-41111's41, i1 is 11114l411's1'41414l 111111 114-1s 411' 1114111 W41 111411 1111.8 1. 41111111411 1'1lll1'l'0lQ S1l1'1l 11s s1411'111s, 1111111157 1'211'1'll1ll11lli1'S, 41141. 11111 i11 l'1'411',1'4111y 1if41, i11 1l1'Z1l'1j' 41v411',1' i11s111114-41, XVI' flu 1'01l1l'1ll 1'1l1'1Il. '1lll1'1'1' is 1141 111'l'Zl1'1'1' 41x1111111141 i11 l1is1411',v 1111111 11141 111-41s41111'-111111 411141- 1 i U 11141 41x11141i1's 411 411111 114111111111 11411'41, fl11l111l1'l 1l1111'l41s A. 1,i11411111'5l1. Ill' il111s11111141s I14111' 1141 111141. 141 .svll Stlllll '1'his 1141 11111 s114-4-41ss1'111l,1'. '1'114111, 11is 1!2l1ll1l11S Ilighii 114-1'41ss 11141 A1'lil1l1l1'Q 11is11411's411111l 1'11i111111111s 11111-111141 5 l1is 111411-41 l'l'1'1'1l1' 41x11141i1s i11 S4111111 A1ll1'l'l1'1'lQ his lll11'1l1lllj' 1111111114141 f411' l1ll11111lQ Just' 11'l1411'41 lll' 4-l14141s41s-.111 i'llUh1,f 4111- 411141 11411's4111 1141si1iv411y 1'111l1'1'1llll'1l 4-i1'4-11111s1'11114'41s. i'1l1'141', 1411141 11141 1111111 411' 112101111111 l1i111 i11 l1is 1.2111111118 111gh1. 4f11111s111114-41s lu' 1'11ll1'1'1lll1'11. 111141 411 11141 Q'1'1'1l1'1'S1' 11ss411s 111. 11141 11111111111 l141i11g is ll1'2ll1'll. This we lfllll 1'r1l1l1'ol, 111'41vi41i11g W41 1111141 g414141 4'111'41 141 h111'41 1111111411' 1'414141, 41X411'4:is41, f1141sh ilil' 111111 l'1'1.f1112l1' 111111i1s. A1141111411' 41x1111111141 is i11v41111'i4111. l'11'11.1il1lll1l 11'1'1111kli11 s1111' lig11111i11g i11 11141 1lll', 211111 11ll1lll'11l2l1'l'1.V 1'1l1111Qll1' 111111 s114'l1 21 11l141111111111114111 411' ll2l1'111'l' ' 1 1 11' '1'1 11li111s' 111111141 1141 411' s4111111 v11l1141 111 lllllllillllij. 1141 1114144441411 .114111,, 4411.11 4 , Wllilf NVZIS 1'll1' 1'l'S1111'? S4111141 li1l1lNYll'11Q'1' 411' 411414-11'i4'i1y-111'411'i11g 111111: it 414111141 1141 4-411111'411l4141. B114-11, 11141 f111114111s 4-411111141s411-, is s1ill 1111411114111 41x1111111141 411' 4-411111'4111i11g 1'll'1'lllllH1'2lll1'1'S, i11 111111 1141 114-11i411'4141 11is g'1'1'Z111'S1' s114-4-41ss 11'l14111 1141 was 1'4111111'1' 11li1141. '111141 s1111141 1111111i41s 141 114114111 Ii1'll1'1', who 1111s 411'411'4-4111141 11141 l1111141,i4'1111 411' 4141111'1141ss, 4l11111l11141ss 211111 11li11411141ss, hy 114-4111i1'i11g Z1 111411114111 ' 111141 11141 l1lSS 411' 1111'4141 n FN 4 ' ' 1 111'1'4141 11141 s4111s11 411' 141114'11. s4111s41s by 1l1'V1'l1ll111lQ 141 1111 111111s11.11 111, lull 4141114-l11si4111, 1 111111141 s11,v 111111, 11141s1 i11111411-111111, 41v411 1'-4111y 4-i1'4'11111- s111114-41s 111141 1'11Il1'l'11l11'11 hy IIS 211111112 4141114-11114111111 li1141s. F4111 11lS1'Zl1l1'1 , 1111 11111411114111il41 4-111111411 l'111l 1111l41ss i1 1111s 1111s 311111 41115 il' W41 wish 1l4111'411's, w41 1111181 s41w s41414lsg i11 1ll'111'1' 141 1141111 11 h4111s41, w41 1111181 l111v41 1i1'41g 111141, 141 1'2l1'1'1l Il fish, il 11'411-11-1 1111181 1141 4111 11141411141 411' 11141 h4141lc. B1 1:'1 1'Y ll111'IN111. 39 Jn., AMATEUR THEATRICALS T LAST the big night has arrived! It is 1'llllllll0Ilt'l'lllt'l1f, in a little comitry school, and the scholars are presenting a little playlet for the benefit of the visitors. Fond mothers are to be seen rushing wildly about with odd shaped packages, which are costmnes run up at the last minute onthe old family sewing machine. In the little cloak-room, which serves as a dressing room, there are at least ten too many people. ln fact, one more could not possibly be squeezed in. Little Sally Burke has developed a frightful case of stage fright, and has retired to a corner to weep despairingly, while the mother and the harassed teacher do their best to quiet her. A voice plaintively declares that there aren't any pins to be had for the love of money, and she knows she brought at least one hundred with her. Miss Thompson, who spent a winter in the city, a11d knows how these things are done is busily occupied in liberally smearing grease paint on three gangling boys, representing Porthos, Athos, tllltl D'Artag- nan. Porthos makes a grimace with his ugly freckled face a.nd says, f'Never did like shows, and he wishes the old audience would walk out on this one. Three-quarters of an hour after the appointed time the curtain opens hesitatingly, aided from the back by invisible hands. The scene discloses a rather white-faced, scared-looking child lying in the corner asleep. From the wings a saccharine voice announces that this is Sarah Crewe asleep in her garret room, dreaming of her friends in story-book land. llowever, Sarah is lying on a thumb tack a11d soon discovers this. After the excitement subsides, the chara.cters appear and each in his or her turn chants a recitation of interminable length and dullness. A tired farmer, sitting near the door, manages to escape his wife's vigilant eye long enough to slip outside for a. smoke on his old corn cob, which is truly a friend in need. Several babies grow restless, sitting still so long in the stulfy room and broadcast their displeasure vigorously. On the stage, the characters still drag on. A bit of relief is introduced, when a miniature 'Bo-I ecp' is struct speechless at the sight of her audience, and in spite of numerous, insistent 6 1,9 1 promptings by the saccharine voice, finally is forced to leave the stage without having opened her mouth. At last Sarah awakes to iind it all a dream. More like a nightmare says a sotto voce in the audience. The curtain draws closed, falteringly, and to the relief of all concerned, the theatricals are over for another year. ANN Biufiwi-zu. 40 r' I I- A' ' f A. QW ' nl , Qim i.. AT THE MANICURIST'S TABLE HIC hoy was nineteen, clean-shaven, slightly hronzed, and full of the vigor of youth. Ilis clothes were distinctly well-cut, his shoes fault- less. Ile took his seat in the chair, and smiled approvingly at the lll2lllll'll1'lSt, who was eighteen, fair, tlulty, and exceedingly attractive. 'tl see von are doing your hit for 'over there', glancing at the Red Vross and several other hadges pinned upon her waist, this hy way of opening the conversation. Yes, she replied, busying herself with his hands. UI should like- I mean I do like--to know that young 1ne11 are 'll iUlillffl to tight for their country! All southern men dog I am from Tomas, where men dare I Are you addressing personal remarks to me, a total stranger?,' 'fUertaiuly. Nothing doing, little lady, why, I am only seventeen, laughingly. 4'You look older, she replied coldly. NVhy, you would pass for twenty or twenty-one anywhere. Lots of hoys your age are overseas fighting this very afternoon. 4'I'sha.w, rotten hard work out there! carelessly. Wine has a much hetter time here i11 New York. You mean a much easier ti1ne,', scornfully. That's what I do mean, smiling. She tried another tack. 'tIIaven't you ever thought, she said softly fixing him with her hlue eyes, 'tthat your country wcefls you? Yes, I rather think I have, yawning. And still you stay hanging around here, when others-l' Ile laughed good-llumoredly. Is this little lecture all thrown in fgratisl with the manicuring? She dried his hands viciously. A girl hates to see a man of your age doi11g nothing. A Well, let me say 'nice things' to you-then I will he doing some- thing! laughing audibly. XVII girls positively detest men like you. XVe loathe laziness and cowa rdi ce I - Ahem! that sounds excitingln 'fVery possibly, continued the manieurist, for she was very enthusi- astic and very young. Has it never occurred to you to enlist? If I were a man I should do things. I would he in France, no one would have to suggest it V' I say, you have not answered yet as to the nice things I would like to say for your patriotic ears. The girl's pretty lips curled scornfully, and she said, with almost venom, Your hands are in a shocking condition, why do you not have 41 .i K . f NN . . .V lv 1 I f' ff' ,ft y lk ,,'. , 1. V ..j,, .J-is thoni lllillllt'lll'l'tl :lt lonst onoo at wook? No gontlonnin- XVit'h ai onrions sntilo tho hoy tlralwlotl, Yos, hnt in thoso infornall tronohos in No-n1:1n's Lzlntl, wo haul no tiino to think ot' snoh lllNlQllll'lt'illll Iittlo things as olozln hzlntls, girl nlznlionrists-I Long panlso. During tho ronntintlor of tho wan' this ono ll2ll'ilt'lll2ll' nninionvist oonsotl to attack Si'l'2lllQl'l' patrons with hor ovoi'-zoulons, putriotio 0Ilfll'llSl2lSlll. Bien M.xfuxl'I..xY. SIMON BOLIVAR Latin American Patriot IMUN l4tll,IVA.ll, South Ainorioaln horo, was horn at C2l1'2lt'ilS, Vono- zuola, in 1783. llo was from at nohlo :intl wonlthy Spanish fzunily, that oauno to tho oity as oolonists. Both pzlronts tlioel whon ho was il vory small hoyg his 0Rl1'lj' Qtlllt'ill'ltlll was lllltlt'l' il tutor. At tho 'wo of tiftoon ho w-is sont to Spain to ooniploto. his stlnlios. Ono . ,, . clay whon ho and I Cl'tllIliU1d woro playing' hull, ho ill'l'lti0lll'l.V knookotl tho 1ll'lllt'l',S hat from his homl. As it toll to tho Q,'l'0lllltl, Sl'Yt'l'ill witnossos l'0llltl1'lil'tl, or prophosioml, tlmt Bolivzn' would sonio tltlj' wozn' tho Spnnish orown in Alll0l'lt'2l, :Intl trail its powoi' in tho dust, just als ho haul un- oovorotl tho young hoanl upon tho lllil'Vgl'U'lllltll Whon twonty ho inalrriotl Toroszi tlo t'o1'o y .Xl2llStl. NYithin at your sho fliocl., t'2lSl'lllf.f-0Vl'1' his lifo tl soinhro voil ol' sznlnoss. 'l'ho intonsity of his ffriot' -incl tho tlosiro to forgot, tnrnoml him to tho oupitols of Europo. llo rw 9 1 plnngod into a whirl ot' plozlsuro, hut i'llt'l'l' was no inoro roliof than U tig'liting things ot' illl'.' In his anguish ho orzlvotl to mlo :intl tl2ll'l'. In l':n'is ho was at priino fzlvorito ot' all tho groaxt mon ot' tho wot-lal, who l'l't'tllll'lll't'ti its snlons. llo wus tznnous for his polish of lllilllll0'l', powoi' of intolloot, :intl l'IPljJ,'l'illlllllililt' inomlo ot' t'tlllYt'l'Sililtlll. llnniholclt, having known his pzlronts :intl othoi' rolntivos, was very oowlial. Uno day tho gront oxplorol' szlitl, in SlllltlIl'S prosonoo, that South .Xllll'1'lt'il shonltl ho lihorzitomlg that it sliouhlboostso to ho tl0NYll-l'l'0tlt1l'll unflor tho hool, as it woro, of :1 l'.Vl'2llliA. Thoso words lJl'tlllQ.l'llf the rovolzl- tion that hr' was flu' mam to frm' his oonntryg but it was sonio yours lutoi' that ho lf0llSl't'l'2li't'tl his lifo :nnl fortnno to tho onto1'p1'iso. No ainhitzion for hinlsolf, lint' for tho glory of his lamd! Xvlltli an llIltlt'l'l'2llilllQl-TPUUIDS inoxporionootl, umlisoiplinofl, igno- rant of tho first prinoiplos of w:n'f:n'o! lint his V0t'2ltlllll2ll'.V oont'z1inod not tho words HtllSt'0lll'2lQft'ti, f:1il1n'o. tlnoo, whon ho :intl his otlicors SCClll0'tl hopolossly bosirgflod, without any zlvonuo of osozlpo, sontoono zlskod hiln, 42 X xx .- -V . ...gg ut, 'il Jh.. hu. ' ll ' f'Wh'1t art' von g.g'oinf1' to tlo llth 2lI1SWt'l'Ctl, Do? Why we in ttspair, . i fl 8 . . are going to bo vitftorions! NVO shall t'l'llllll1lll!l,, Sonic inonths ltll't'l' tas tlitl l'l2l11llllHgll-fllt? Alpsj hc t:1'o.s.9ctl the .tt ntlcs, and one after the other, gave frtltetloni to tivo Countries: Vtrnozucla, fl0l0llllllil, Et-uatlor, Pt?l'll, antl Bolivia. lIt-L was their Libe1'ator ! Jealousy, ever llj'dl't1-lltfiltl, atfcustftl him of wishing to btrt-oniti as t ac-sar of oltl-King, rather than to continue to be P1'CSlLlGDt. Nl 1 'n lifxvinfi him exiled. I-Io tlivtl whtln The t:onspi1'ato1's SllffCt,tt.t't 1 . 6 only forty-stivtfn yvafs oltl, at San l't1tl1 o, 1820. Ilo was an il1't'lSl', orator, ltigislator, antl wa1'1'ioi'. Ilis lifo was in tihte strtmg' nioltl ot' an ltlpit' notlni. Ilis ht.-art, his spirit, his liftf ho gave to his ' ' ' ' oxilotl! Ilo, this poet antl t'tIlllll'l',VL2l,lltl with zrlmt 1't'u'tu'tl.' Injnstlw , 1illll0S0lllltll'-lltlll0I't'tl 2ll'l't'1' his tlvathg a nian ot' hronztl, a CO11tlllC1'Ol'Q a nlan ot' niarliltf t'o1' this vii-tutlf At't't'1' tltfath-a statnt- in tho plat-o ot' honor in tht- National , . I':n1thtron of Vttntfzntflag ont tlt-nii-g'otl who snatt-litltl t'i'oni Hp: n tix hor tivo loving tlilllQ'lltt'l'S, tioating tht' ttag' ot' t'l't't'tlUlll, as Iwpnlilit-s. M.utt:o'1' .IlMlt:N1t1Z. - in tht' niain plaza ot' t 2l1'2lt'2lS. llt- was a, ii ' 't- rtfst-ntfnl slavtls antl I't't'lll'1l0tl tio V i THE MYSTERIOUS BELL lttll on tht' palisatlos ot' Santa Moniva, tlVt'l'ltl0liIll, sitnattiti an oltl, tlt-st-rtt-tl nionastt-igv. Ilt-ro tht- t-nrions niaktl ,t-s, t-ontinnallv, to trlv to solvt- thti iiiystt-ry ot' thtv htill. 0 xx ith tltltax, but it-t ' ' tht- l'at'itit', is pilgriinagf . , , - . . ' 1 ' v v- ,- 1 ' - . 1 ' - v' ' 0 v - v i 21 v I ' 'l'ht1oltl lrtll tonvl is IU gown, .intl tllllllllllll whtfn tht' two whitt- owls, whit-h art- its solt- lllllilllll'2lllt'S, havt- gontl oft' in st1ai't'h ot' nrt-Iv, tht- nottls ot' thti htfll ring ont' with snt-h nitflting llill'1lltbll,V that tho list't'nt-rs artl t'lll'l'ilIlt't'tl. -Tnst ht-t'o1't1 tht' tlawn tht- ninsit- is at its swt-t-ttfstg tht' t'all to 02ll'l'Y . nlass ot-hot-s l'lll'Ull.2'lltllll' tht- tlllllbtli' t'tll'l'ltl0l'S antl tlnn t'll2IllllN'l'S, ont't I ln taintfst, tlt-vont I rant-tfst-ans. llowt-vtfr, as soon as tlay inhahitt-t j i- - ln-oaks tht' litlll is silt-nt, antl rtfniains thus till tlnsk. Spt-t'nlations as to tho sonrt-ti ot' this strangt- ot-t-ni'rt-nt-tl arti niany. Thtf nioi-tl t-tmst1rvat'ivt1 nniniaginativti t-lass ot' llt'2ll't'l'S tlt-clart' thati tho tlvtlning' antl t-arty morning' lvrtlt-ztis, watting' in from tho oct-an, stlt thti t'l2lPllt'l' in niotion. 'l'host- lilt-sst-tl with tht' gift til'l'2lllt'.VSllQQt1Sti lll2lt1S0lllt? spirit' ot' a t'ait'ht'nl monk 1't'l'lll'llS at stltting snn to ring tht- t-all to lJ1'El.Vt'l' tln'ong'hont tht' night. l't-rhaps ht' was a pvnittlnt nionk, whostl lift- was too sholt to pay np for tht- innnt-nsity ot' his sin, antl tht-rt-t'oi-t- ho rtltnrns tlvtln at'tta'tlt1at'li to hog' t7oi'g'ivt-ntfss thi'ong.5h his t'aitht'nl at't. A' i ' ' ANN BIIHXVICII. Antl tho lwll tttintinnt-s to ring. ' 43 f X 1 1 11 ,. 1 'Ann 1f'.', 1, '.f'.fy1.f'5 THE BULL FIGHT 11111 1111:1111'i1111 is jusl 1111111i11g 1111111 11111 il1'1'1l21. 'l'1111 11111si1' is 11111,1'i11g, 111111 1111' 11111111111 i11 11111 11s11'111111 Zll'l' 1:1111111'i111.1! '111111 1111111f11ssi1111 1ll2lI'C1l0S 211'11l11l11, 11.1111 11s i1 1111ss11s 11111 s11111s 111 1111111113 i11 wl1i1'l1 11111 f111V1'I'Il01' 1111' 11s i11 Sllillll 11111 Ki11g'11111l 13111111111 is s111111111, 11111 1111111 l111w 211111 1'i1lS1' 11111i1' 111118. .'1'1111 1'll2l111'11121 1-1111sis1s 111' 11111 1'1l1111IS 11l1ll'1'1ll11g 1i1's1, 1111111 11111 1:i1'1111111s, 1111111 1111' 1111'11111l111's. 11111'111'11 1111' 111.51115 l111w11.1'111', 11111 1'1l1'1'2l1101' 1111111113 1111' 111111 111 S0l1l1'1lll1',-11Sl12l1lj' 11111 211081 111' 111111111', 111' 111 the girl 1111 l11v11s. '1'l111 1'1l1l11lS z11'11 1l1'1'SS1'11 i11 1'111l 1:1111s 211111 w11is1s 211111 1111111 11'11l1S1'1'SQ 11111 11i1-111l111's i11 111-11111111 wi1'l1 1'1111 SZlS1l1'SQ 111111 11111' 1111'111111111's suit t1111i1' 11w11 llllstlis, 1lSl1i1l1.V i11 v111v111 with 11111111'11i11111'y 1'1f il 111'igl1t 111111112 A1'1111' 111111'1111i11g 111'11u1111, 1h11y 1111111 1111111' 111:11-11s i11 1111' 2ll'1'llil. Then 11111 1.:11111s 111111 1'1l1'0Wll 11111111 211111 11111 111111 1'l1S1l1'S 11111. 111111' 11. 111111' 11il.YS 11e- 1'111'11 11111 1111111 111' is 1111111 wi1l111111 11111111 111 i111-1'1111s11 l1is 1'11g11. '11111' 1111'111111111's 111111111 111 11111s11 11i111 11y 1V2lV11l,Q,' 1111111' 111111 1-11111ks 1111111111 111111 then the 1111'2l1111l', 11111111111111 1111 il 11111-s11, l111111i11g' 11. 111111! Sll1'21l', 11111111114 1111 11i111, 111111 H111'1iS i1 i11 l1is 11111-k. As 1111' 111111 l'l1S1l1'S 111 l1is l1111's11, 11111 11i1'1111111' l1111ll11S, 1lSl12l11.V i11111 1111' 11111'1'111'11. 'l'l111 1'l111111s 1'll1'll 1-1111111 i11 111 1':1k11 2lWily 1111' 11l'1l11'1'1l 11111's11 211111 11111 1111-11111l111's 11111'111-1 11111 111111 111 il11111i1l1'1' 112111 111' 1111' 111'111111. '1'h1111 11111 11i1-1111111- is giv1111 1111111h111' 1l1l1'S1'. 'l'11is is 1-1111111111111 11111115' 1i11111sg 2l1!11'1' w11i11l1 11111 1'1l1'1'2l11111' 1'1l1'1lWS s1111111 l1111111.111'ill11s, w11i1'l1 1111 1111s 1-11111111111111 wi1l1i11 his 1r11111k. '1'h11s11 111'11 i1'1111 s1i1-ks, wi1l1 111111111111 ends 1111v111'1111 wi1l1 1'1111 1'i11111111 and 111111111'. l'1' 11111 111111 1'1lS1ll'S 111 11i111, 211111 11111 11111111111111- is 1'll1l2l1lgl'1'1'11, 2111- 111111111 111111 111111111s 111 his 21111 with 11111 1'1111 11l1111k. As 11111 111111 goes raging 2lI'011ll11, wi111 11111 11111111111'i1l:1s i11 his 11111'k, 1111'1y 112l.V1' 111 1111 very 11111'11fu1 211111 ski1lf11l. S11111111i11111s 11111y 1111v11 111 run 111 11111 11111'1'111'11, w11i1-11 is 11 XY111l11l'11 w11l1 111111111111 11111 111'111111, i11 11111111 111' 11111 11s11'111111. As 11111 11i11111 goes 1111, 211111 11111 111111 11111-1111111s 111111111 11111':11:1111, 111111' 21 1'11w 111' 11111 l111s1 1'11l'1'21111ll'S 2l1'1' l11f11 i11 1111: 2l1'l'Il211. '1'h11y 11v11i11 11111 111111 with 1151111111 skill, 311111 w11i111 111111111 s11, 1'1ll'1JW 1111? 11111111111'ill11s. As 11111 111111 11111-1111111s 111111'11 1'K1l2l11S1'l'11 111111 w1111k, 11111 11111111111111' WZl1'1'1l1'S l1is 111l1J111'11lll11,1', 211111 11l'2lWS 1'l11s11 111111ug11 111 s1'1111 11111 11111111111 11111w111111 1111? l1111'11s wi111 il sw111'11 1111 1111s 1e11111'11111111l 111111i111l. l1is 1'11l2l1i. 1Y111111 1l1is 111111111111s, 11111 111111 11S1l2l11'V 11211114 111 l1is k111111s 111111 k1111ls 11v111'g 11111 1'1111l11s 111'iv11 i11 111111111 11111's11s, 111111-11 11111-il1l111111111, 111111 111111' 111-1111 11111 11111 111111. 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Last' slinly hall to all's a horo Anil mainly to this s-o-n-i-o-r, Upon a hard and oroakiiig ohair Ravos sho and rlroanis and knots hor hair. Always sho ohanfs hoi' Fl'l'lll'll with oaso, ,Inst spiols it' oil liko A-B-f s. Franoo will hooonio hor dosfinatiion Abroad sho sails ai grallnaiion. Lovo's dart sho iiros-Annox ilirool ion, Kalhoroi'-warul flios if with porfoolion. Miss Margot' hails fron: Vonoznola Anil spoaking' English is hor aini. Roally yon would lovo to hoai' ho Givo ns hor whole Spanish nanio. 1. Oi' perhaps to yon sho'4l say, ral' in llly land is oniiro! Jnsl' waloh hol' oyos whon sho's ilisinrhofl In a niooil thai' is snpoi-h, Mayho sho will sliyly alanoo Evon liko lhoy do in l i'anoo. Nono oan say a thing ag'ai.nsi' hor E'on saying J'ai mal an ooonl', Zost has Margot, lll'l'0'S fo hor! M.AllGI'l'IR 45 Vmf: Monnim I Nl . - --Q.. l, 'fl' W dh... Milgglll is hor nioknnnlo nal skating is hor hohhy Riglll' prolly is lhis llilllll' Goo, isn'l' sho qnilo nohhy. kos :nnl llilll US sho oznl :Izzy U 1 I Evon :lt ll2ll'l'lllUlllll is sho soon Rao . s o l ln own x 'gllhll' up 1 ' ' valy In Lnko l'l:u-ill sho hns hoon. To wozu' ax l'l'2ll pin sonlo swool' mlzly Elootoml lhon :ls l':n-nivul Qnoon. Kindly :nnl gonorons is our Knnk Usually l'lll'l'l'l'lll :nul fnll ol' spnnk Naughty hnl' nh-o is litllo sho Knnk is our Iinnk, annl will allways ho Ruth l'ron1 l':1ralo:1s oomos lirsl rallo Usnnlly to Now York sho goos hon for llinnor wo hzlvo lo wzlili ow wo 'l'lllllllll' sho novor knows. PN Evor lillilllfj walks is sho My! Whzll onn tho rozuson ho? Malylmo sho's romlnoing though I do not thunk sho noomls :tw so Evon though walking sho frill go. Annio lh-owslor snro l'2lll draw Nl'N'K'l' alial sho nmko il l'nnx pals, Nothing is lhoro sho o:1n't oloh Eon from Il2lllll'l' sho ozln skoloh. 46 f Ag, L ,f-f,ffi,,m 47 -dh. STATISTICS f xx , X - in -si i i lllfl, ..', ff Q ff, MV , Num 1' A I ia.-r 0 0C1l11ll11:01l, A 'Ill' In 'ilio 71, Ann Brewer Frances Colton Betty .ldlphinstone Marguerite Morrill Laura Falk Elsie Ganiboa Doris Ilappy Betty Hoenig Mona Jarrett Margot Jimenez Marjorie Kunkle Doreen liaurie Winifred Laurie lieatriee Maeauley Ruth I'aulsen Ruth llriteliard Betty Shaw l'hnily Strawn lI0l'0Ill0 lVelrster Betty Ulawson Uarinen Wallis Uarlota Jimenez Marjorie Clark Annie Brewster Fran Elphie Maggie Morrill Lorra Else Dorrie Hoenig Moner Mo1'go Kunkie Sheila Mae WVin Betty Mae Ruth Pritehie Betty Ennny Dot Betty Uarnien Charlotte Clarkie Making Point Log Illus- Laughing trations Getting in hot water Playing the vietrola Fiddling her hair Interpreting Being quiet Writing poenls to a clark haired youth Tagging after Iloenig Looking after sniall sister Broadcasting Keeping traek of Betty Writing poems Running for the bath-tub Talking Spanish with Carinen Studying Writing letters Arguing Helping the 8:30 Class Inventing new ways to drape her kiinono Drawing Solving mysteries Straightening her closet 'l'o finish Algebra Book 'Po be an Interior Deeorator Another sunnner at Biar- ritz 'l'o study abroad Getting to Paris 'I'o, own house in Westchester Art School Opera stage Hair like Greta Garbo To live in Paris 'Fo graduate 'l'o go abroad 'l'o go to Mexico 'l'o get mail 'l'o live in Venezuela. To visit M. M. again Straight hair Prima Donna 'l'o be Connie 's roonl-nlate 'l'o get to town 'Po he an artist 'Po be a writer To re:1d all the books in the library rl f Q il 'i ' 1 , Ju., STATISTICS flaunt Ailmmit Hobby Ffworite Ezzvpfression D. l'.'s room Drawing 10 o'eloek scholar Oh! dee-yer Library Her hair Cutting up in French Gosh No. 9 Being tall Drawing pictures Pardon me! Margot 's room Pritchie Playing her banjo Wait a minute Nowhere in particular Emmie Trying to get out of Gym Oh my dear Living Room desk Her night cap Writing letters ' I do11't get the push Miss B's class room Voiee Drawing Oh heck 11ilJl'1ll'y Mona Gahbing Oh! you 're kidding Piano stool Left-hand base Getting new crushes The-ah- Leather chair in Shoes Reading Oh no-0-0 Connie's room A Food Laughing at nothing Oh! gee Third floor Annex College Eating peanuts Oh! Bet Living room Cold cream Dancing That 's wicked Lying on leather eoueh Her legs Her kicker How du! ller own room Trying fo lnglhidgfslggsgg High kicking . Oh, goodness livery room St. Valentine Riding in the Ford Oh Gogh Living room desk Getting flowers Drawing cartoons Hey! Kegd Davenport Drive Laura Me Oh! hush Frances' Room Her walk Talking baby talk Oh! Yiees The Rocks Horse-back riding Solitaire Oh! O-0-0-o 1'lVi'lH'l'00ln couch Laughing Dancing Oh! Boy! Whmiewr Milfguei-ite is Revolutions Rc-ading Mind your beesiness Old Imnsidesu A-W Making her bed Talking Oh! yes!! D0 tell!!! 'Alun Aff, f ,A .f X xml QB 'ff 50 N' xx V ,. , h D ,, 'YT -h.. l'b. L2 . r J 5 J Q M 5 LW k CLQWQR, SQHQQMI 51 f N xi, , V QB lilly! D f ffl 'f' Jia.. fd ' fl if UN' JUDY'S EXPERIENCE U HAT ean you do? t'ome on, tell me. Can you ride horseback? t'ould you learn to do trapeze work without being afraid '? Mr. Swede spoke thus to a ehild of seven, roughly shaking her. Why, please, sir, I eau ride. Om-e I wo11 a eup for fancy riding. lint why did you take me away, and why are you treating me so? Mama would nerer let anyone treat me like this! Little Judy was brave in ber indignation! Keep quiet! And it' 1 ever hear of you speaking of home again, l'll whip you so hard you will never be able to even walk again. Now you stay i11 here! and he pushed her into a tiny room. After sobbing a long time, Judy began to think of the things that had happened to her. lt was only last night, that she was playing in her little white bed- room, when a rough man suddenly dashed in a11d grabbed her up i11 a blanket! Where was she? She. eould hear restive horses. She looked np aml silently standing before her was Swede, an ex-groom, seowling at her. Yes, that was Swede, whom her father had discharged three years before, and had him imprisoned for theft. lle was free now and intended to wreak his vengeanee upon her! Get on that horse! he ordered. 0h! but where is a stool '! faltered Judy. Ulla! lla! A stool! Well, Miss 'l'endert'oot, we do not use such things aronml here! lluskey, help the lady on the horse. Now, show me what you-have learned while l rotted in prison. .Indy made every eli'ort to please. Say, that kid has a future, said lluskey. Hold your tongue! Say, Miss, go on doing those tricks, this is no rest houriv I u'on'l.' l've never ridden more than an hour. I am tiredg and I am not used to obeying people, and l will not be ordered aboutg so there! She was exhibiting the Merrill temper, aml she sprang from the horse aml stamped her foot with anger. 'Won get bark on that horse ! '41 won't! You'll do what l say, or you'll t'eel the weight of this! threatening her with his whip. l won't!! NVit3h an angry ery he brought the whip down aeross her shoulders! The door was burst open, and three 1ne11 dashed into the room. Jndy's l'ather elasped her in his arms, while Unele Dan and the slleriff over- powered and handt-uIl'ed Swede, dragging him, struggling violently, out el' bel' sisrlnt, Donoruv I'1oKnNs. 52 f Ax X l V gl I lvl' Je... -f ' BEANS AND BARLEY ff UW, holrlvo V0lll 4t'II!, and I'll QI'll'I' IIIY story 2l '2lIIl.N young: ouo, you . I, . W f - , . s M1-. BUIIIIS spoko I'I'0SSIj' to his youllgol' son, 'I'ip, aud startod for tho third IIIIIO tio toll his two hoys a story. , This IlillDIN'1lt'tI NVIIUII I was Vl'l'.V young, and had lltl t'Xlllll'IUIlt'l' as to city lifo. Uno day my lllUI'Ilt'l' was ill alll awful I't'lll1N'1', and tho til'st' thing sho did was to hawl mo outi INWEIIISI' I had not W'lHIll'tI lllj' paws. I told Ilvl' I was il1 a IlIll'l'.V, Ill't'illISt' I had a dato at SUVUII o't-lock, alld had no time to wasto. I ran out of tho IIOIISU, witll IIUI' ill hot' pursuitg hut, ICIIUWIIIQ' I was tho swif't'v1', sho turuod hat-lc. I SIEICIQUIIWI my paw, and S0011 I'l'2ll'IIl'4I illl old doad troo, whivh was tho appoiutod plat-o. lloro I sat' down ZIIIII walitod. Soon I saw at SIIZIQQQJLX' Iittlo dog il1lllI'Uilt'IIIIIQ, at YYIIOIII I Ilad to Iook twivo hoforo rccogllizillg Balrloyg fol' ho was 1-akod witll IIIIIII I'l'tllll lload to foot. Ilis Q1'I,'0I'I1lg.I was Ill-llo, Beans! TIIUII lu- told mo to follow llilll. IIo was El vory 1't'St'I'Vt'tI followg and at' tllll' 0IIIt'l.' lllootillgs had told llll? hut littlo ahout' IIIIIISOIII. Ilo had Ilt't'll 1'I'Ilal't'II ill tho city and know alll tho stroots. Ilis homo was illIj'WIlt'I'l' lla- vhoso to ho, for llo had hot-ll deserted hy his family whon vory .VOIIIIQQI As we wont along, I Iwgilll to roalizo that wo wow almost ill tho colltol' of tho city. Ifntil thou, I did not cvon IQIIONV what a 4-ity wasg hut I was soon to find out! NVo woro just 1-l-ossillg' il SI'l'I't'I', WIIUII a t'2ll' lfilllltf dashing around tho t'01'Il0l'. NVo INDIII had to jump to got OIIIZ of tho wayg 211111 upon l'U2ll'IlIllg tho C'III'Ib I Illl'll0tI to soo tho 4-auso of tho rush. In 1l1.V oxoitolllollt I forgot Barloy illlt-I did not llotitfo ho had disappoarod. 'Pho noxt thing I know, I was CIIIIQIIII' IIIIIIPI' a not and l'Ill'0Wll illto a wagon with Il pavk of UIIIUI' dogs. I did not IllltI0l'SI'2IIItI thou, huti I was ill El titig-CZIICIIOIUS wagon. I was wry fl'ig'lltolloll, QIIHI prohahly would lll'Vl'1' havo t'St'2llN?tII il' it had not IWPII t'ol' Iiarloy, WIIUIII I spiod hiding lwhilld a soap box. IIo harkod alt lllt' to look out for il l'Il2lIlt't' to OSHIIQNI. I Il2Il'tIIj' I'Il0Il,LIIlI' it possihlo, Illlif soon tho Q'lliII'tI OIIOIIWI tho titltll' to put' in RllIOI1Ilt'I' dog. I loapvd out of the door, and NVUllItI havo IWUII CEIIIQIII1 again il' Barley had not at'talc'kod tho g'Il2ll'tI. I was so st-art-d I soarvoly know what Il2l,1'lD0ll0tI ncxti, oxc-opt tllat I was PIIIIIIIIIQ lllj' falstost, witll Barloy hy llly sido. I told him .I.'d had onough of the 4-ity for 0110 day, and finally p0I'SllIltI0tI lliln to cfomo homo witll mo. My family cordially Wt'It'tllll0tI hilu Illltlll Iltlillfillgf that ho had savod my lifcg and askod IIIIII to Illillit' our houso his homo. Soon I I0tlI'lItPtI to rospocet IIIIIIQ and wo INWZIIIII' tho host CIIIIIIIS l'Vt'l'I SUIIIO day, if you will he good, and provo yollrsolf worthy of sum-h ll2lI't'IlIiS as 'Vtllllf nlothcl' and myself, I shall take you owl' to soo llilll ZIINI g'l'lilW il ITOIIC witll him! t'tlxs'1'.xNcllc M,xloAll.xM. 53 7x V1 xx ,- - fl q,, ' y ff, al .',', ,, 'ff iy, 5 ROSES Of all tho fiowvrs of 0v111'y llll0, That grow from East to Wvst, That fill tho air with swc-vt 111-1'f111110, I lovv the rosvs host. 'l'l1vy 1'0llllIl4l 11111 of tiny l'lliltll'0ll When the h11ds ll0g'lll to unfold, And thvy hide tlwir littlv fam-vs In the soft g'I'00ll loavvs from tho cold. They I'0llllIltl 1110 of ylllllfll Zlllll lwillll'-V, XYIIOII they a 1-0 fully grown, As they lift tlwir faovs to tho Sllll Qlllll dow, For c-olor illlfl rich 1N'l'flllll0. But lll0l't' than all tha-y 1'11111i11d lllll Of 21 lifv so rich illlll rare, That long aftvr it llilS passod away, Its fl'2lgl'2lllt'L' fills the air. B.x1us.111.1 l1oU1s11: l'I,111111N1:. SHEILA AND JOHNNY i'11.x1-'rl-111 I UIINNY l1ad 1-linibt-d trvvs, madv lllllll pivs illlfl Sliillllldl l1is lillCl'S for tcn wondvrf11l yvars witl1 S111-ila Sll'l'l'0Il illlll thvy had l1o1'111- togetlwr daily mishaps. Aftvr thvy had said goodhym- hu l1111'i1-d l1is toos i11 tho soft black 1-arth, Elllfl vallvd I,addi1-3 who, Wilgglllg l1is tail, 11111111 t1'otti11g toward him, as if to say, hhvllill are wo going.: to do now? NVQ arv all aloiw nowg Slll'llil'S gono to tho oily to 1'id1- t'll'llll2llll'SiN 'l'I11- dog st-111111111 to lllNll'l'Sl2lllll, Zlllll fvlt that his lll2lSl'4'l' wisl11-d to lllx alonog so ho ran away with 1ll'001Jlllg2j tail. C'11,1r'r1-111 II Ill f'lllt'2lQQO, Oll tho 1-o1'11111' of a. popular strvvt, tl1111'11 are two l111ild- ingsg upon tho window of tho first the sig11--li1'0w11's Grain Storeg the s111'o11d, a 111o1'11 digniiicfd Sl'l'll4'llll'l', displays 011 o1111 of its tiiwst plan- glass WlINIOWS-Sll'l'l'1311.8 l'i1'1-11s-Mai11 Otiico. Upon tho door ol' tho oI'Ii1-1-, markvd f'i1'1'11s, Olll' night a young' lllilll of s1-vv11tc011 or oigxlitvoil, stamp- ing l1is feet to 1'11111ov1- tho s11ow, lill0t'k04l flllllflly. It. was opv111-d hy illl l'lll01'lj' Willllilll, vory Sl'l?l'll of filt'0-flll' 111211121- 20135 SOCI'Ct2lI'y. 1'l11asv, lllilj' I sw Miss St1'11to11? 1111 i114111i1'11d. 54 0 A 9 iw L' , , . . .f ir 'L Jqn ...IL Name? she snapped. John Thermer.'? Business? I lVell 'er, confusedly. The Wlllllilll eyed him sharply. Oh, I under- stand, you are just another adniirer, Well, she never bothers with any of them. But l must see her, I am an old friend, as children we played togetherf, uTll2lt'S an old story, they all say that. ll' you really want to see her, buv a ticket for the circus. It starts in forty-live minutesf' She slammed the door in his face. He hailed a taxi and within less than a halt hour was seated close to the ring-side. The moments of anxious waiting seemed as years. A voice announced, Miss Sheila Streton, the worldis youngest and most renowned lion-tanier, will entertain you with a few of her most marvelous feats. CHAPTER III A beautiful, auburn-haired young girl walked with sinuous grace to the' Lion cage, opened the door and stepped fearlessly in, facing them. Johnny sprang to his feet, murmuring 'tls that Sheila, the little dark-eyed, freckled face? Sit down! sit down there in front! was shouted from many quarters. For five ,minutes or more the audience sat spell-bound at the daring of her act. The lions, all but o11e, responded as if there was magic in her voice, and in the slender whip, which she handled with such grace and daring. Suddenly, one lion, the largest and most powerfully built, refused to act. Her urging was unheeded. lle began to growl, hit at her with his powerful paw, then with a roar he sprang forward and knocked the whip from her hand! Sheila uttered a. piercing cry. The audience rose to its feet! Johnny had dashed through the crowd, seized a pitch-fork from a clown hesitating at the door, and dashed into the cage. The girl still facing the beasts, backed toward the door and escaped. The enraged animal sprang upon the sharp prongs. A. terrific struggle-man and the beast seemed a tangled mass. H Several shots in quick succession rang through the tent. Johnny was dragged unconscious from the floor of the cage, and in a short second the door elanged, was locked, and the roaring of the lions became terrific -excited by the sight of blood. The audience, panic-stricken,.had fled out into the night. ' CHAPTER IV In after years, if one were walking down the same street in Chicago, the sign Brown and Streton fi'ircus would meet the eye. lVhat does that sign mean? Fome with me to Evanston, one of the suburbs. Look! ' 55 . . H X . ,I an .1 ', , X. . 'f , ' a limousine stops before a house of great architectural beauty. A man, Johnny-only some years older-steps from an auto, dashes up the steps, the butler with stately pomp opens the door, but he almost loses his balance as a young woman and two small children rush past to meet Daddy and almost smother him with kisses. Sheila and Johnny pass hand in hand through the entrance, the door closes behind the two, who once faced death together in the cage of infuriated lions. FRANCES Rnxvns. AN OLD FASHIONED FIREPLACE Y flR.ANIJFA'l'IIER lives in an ivy-covered manor house in Kent, England, where I visited him during the past fall and winter. The huge fireplace in the ancestral hall, with its projecting hood and quaint settees on either side, had a peculiar fascination for me, especially when the helmets, bucklers, lances, and suits of mail east weird, gloomy shadows, while the logs were burning and the sparks flying upward. I felt as a princess in a fortified castle. And while in this mood, one chill autumn evening, I asked grandfather to tell mea family legend -that may have been told by W0l'll of mouth fl'0lll generation to generation. This is his story :-Once during the eleventh century, when wicked John reigned, Lord Alwyn and his family lived in this castle. Ever searching for a treasure that his great, gl'011t uncle had hidden within its walls, cast a shadow over his life and that of his wife and children. The Lord had become a monomaniae upon the subject, making himself and those around him restless and unhappy. One of his nieces, Beat-rice, arrived very unexpectedly one winter night. As she entered her room she asked why a portion of the wall had been torn down, and heard for the first flllll+6'lll1ltll'Il treasure. The next morning, Beatrice, being full of life and very inquisitive, decided to ask her cousins to join her in a search-party', excluding grownups. They dashed into the cellar, the attic, visited all unfrequeuted quarters, and the only result looked as if a. cyclone had swept through the explored regions. ' After two weeks, Beatrice decided to cease the quest, to rest and read. Selecting a book within her reach, she noticed sticking to the back of it, an old discolored paper. This she opened and read: Up two sta.irs, behind the pines, in the bedstead, you will find a treasure very rare! 56 ii 4. Q . ,.,, an -Q. ' 'iii sh. f. ft fi.-fe Ext-itedly she ran outdoors toward the pine trees, hut knowing there eoulcl not he stairs or a hedstead in the woods, returned and sat down in the hall. Iler unele passed through and she showed him the paper. After tl0Cl1lll01'lIl,fI it, he renieinhered that l'or lntnrlreds ot' years there had heen two riehly carved old heds in the attie. Une had been hnrued when he was a very small hoyg and the other, due to its rare wood and exquisite workinanship, his g.g'rainlfutlier had eonverted into the inantel-piece, before which they were now standing. IIe examined it with a powerful iuagnifying glass. There was a deep horizontal groove, and above it was earved ill seene ol' pine trees, with a beautiful lawn i11 front. Leading up to the first terraee were two steps! The treasure was found! A hidden spring was tonehed,-a eompartinenti was discovered-filled with gems of the greatest: value! Joy l't'lQ,'IlCtl, for Lord Alwyn was not as wealthy as he had been during' his father's lifetime. The little orphan, Reatriee, was given one- fourthp of the treasure trove! In less than an hour-sixty tiny minutes-she had heeome an heiress. So you see, girls, it soinetiines pays to he inquisitive! Hover: Brnm-1. MISS PORTER'S MAJOR Major isa eat all hlaek and white I NVho eatehes iniee hy day and night, 'l'hen he runs outdoors to play lYith his friend Buddy tlirownl every day. Ile likes to take a little sleep ' Under the poreh where none ran peep, Ile has a heautit'nl round pink nose And twenty running, fuzzy toes. Major is Miss I'orter's friend, All his needs she loves to tend, I-Ie lies in state in the ottiee ehair And proudly guards the business there. AIARY Il'A.nev I!.xlnnf:'r'r, 4th Grade. 57 L wi. 1. 'fi.ffi,' THE LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON ICORGIC WASHINGTON was born in the year of 1732 in Virginia. When he was a little boy he went to Mr. lIobby's school in Virginia, where he drilled some of the little boys. George became very much interested in the life of a soldier. One day George Washington said to himself, I am going to try to break my 1nother's wild colt. So he took the colt out of the stable and began to ride on it, but almost before he got on, the colt 1'an against the fence and fell down with a broken neck, which made George feel very sorry. When George was a young man he learned to survey. Lord Fairfax at that time owned very much land around the Blue Ridge Mountains, so he called the young surveyor, George Washington, to survey his land. While Washington was on his surveying trip, he slept out of doors with only a fire to keep him warm. IVhen he was a man he did many a brave thing. England, the mother country, had a parliament to make laws for America, but they didn't let any of the Americans be in the parliament. The English people taxed the Americans on everything they sent over to America. One day the Americans heard that an Einglish boat was headed for Boston with a cargo of tea. When the tea got to Boston, some of the men that lived there emptied thc tea overboard. That was called The Boston Tea Party. Finally the taxes became so great that they started war. The first battle was fought at Lexington, which the Americans won. Georgie lVashington was general over all the American troops. General Washington fought very bravely illlfl bore many hardships. The English general was Poi-nwallis. Washington thought that if he could capture the fine army that Cornwallis was at the head of in Virginia, he could tinish the war. Un his way to Virginia he visited his house for the first time in six years. 4 I-Ie went on to Virginia. and captured the English army. Cornwallis knew now that the Americans had him all surrounded, so f'ornwa.llis surrendered to General Washington. After the war Washington returned to his home in Mount Vernon. Some time after the war, the United States seemed to break into thirteen pieces, so the people decided to elect a president. In 1789, the 30th of April, General Washington was elected the first President of the United States. llc was elected for the second term, but 1'0fllS0tl to serve for the third term. President lYashington died in 1799 at Mount Vernon. It is wonder- ful to think that a brave, honest, true, kind-hearted, loyal general, like George lVashington, should have been chosen the first President of the United States. ERMINIIG Hor.s'ruIN, Fifth Grade. 58 f ' l fu can ies, ' 'ill Ag... ff,-144 I MY DOUBLE G6 ICIILI Wolll t'hildi'on, I ani not Ifnclo Ilonius, I 4-an not toll you a story r'r1'ry nig,5lit! 'I'oll you about 'niy douhIo, you havo listonod to llml at loast a dozon tiinosI WoIl! Stop shoutinog ploaso -ind I shall drono lllI'0ll4 lI it i' rw, 9' a- - It was during iny Junior 'VUZII'-WIIUII a now pupil and hor IIl0lIl0'1' ai-rivod. 'I'ho l'i'inm-ipal said, I+lotty, sho is to room with you!'I Whon I I-losod tho door, sho said hor naino was Iiotty Mason-that was my nanio-g I lookod in tho llllI'l'0l', thoro woro two oi' us, sanio hair, oyos, ooinploxion, hoight, and sho doc-larod sho was tho saino ago as I I I had always thought I was good looking! I know hottor now--Ilow I dislikod hor! I wishod to ho tho only Bottry. NVhat a niix up! In tho olass tho toaolioi' would I-all upon Botty Mason-il' I know tho losson I answorod 1 othorwiso Iiotty ll did hor host. Ono morning in tho English I1ll't'l'2Il'lll't', wo woro hoth thinking of tho oliaifados that wo woro to ggivo that night and noithoi' of us was liston- ing or thinking of tlt'ZI1' old Quoon Vivtoria! Suddonly, I4otty Mason, stand up and road whoro Iiarliara voasod P' lVoo to lroth of us-noithoi' ono ovon know tho pago! You road, I whisporod. No, said sho, I havo no idwl u'llr'rv' to liogJginI Ilotty II Iaughod out loud fsho was inoro doinonstrativo than I and was otornally giggling. I do liko pooplo with soma' dignitylj Uni' l'l'2It'lll'l' pointod at ino and said, Botty, hogin, and ul our-af and stop lu11y1l1iay. ' whon I folt and lookod as soloinn as a judgo. Iloping Inc-k-Lady Ian-lc, would sinilo upon uno, I road, Shakospoai'o was more than talontod-ho was tho- Shados of troulilo! I had oponod at thc Elizaliotlian ora I I havo just disoovorod that thoro a1'o two Botty Masons in this vlass! lfolll ot you roniain aftoi- school-I wish to loarn I-ortain nocossary facts! Miss Badhani was a doai'-sho put hor arms ai-ound hoth of us and said, You littlo nionstors ol' doc-option! 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NVo1'd hy word sho was wliisporing to him his S1N'l'l'il-il2.lVillQ hoard him rooitu it so many timos, unc-onsciously sho had momorizvd it! Pushing hm' way through tho throng of trustoos and prominent mon, she reached the l'l'osident, and gontly pulling his coat tail, whispered to him as he hont down in groat Sl1l'lll'lS0, 4'l'loas0, lot my b1'0til01' try his speech again! Ho knows it now! IIQ1' tears falling upon his sympatlwtiu hand. The P1'USlll0llt wont forward and announced, Miz llarold YVolls will now dvlivoi' 'Tho lfarallvls of llistoryf The hoy's manhood assvrtvd itsvlf-and with the attitude of do or dice attavkvd fas it woroj his l'il0i,0l'll'ill flow of words-and finished in grand stylv! The t'illl1'K'il rang: with applause-and the bouquets in- tvndvd for the othm' graduatvs foll in showors upon the platform. The walls of tho old clmrvli fairly t1'v1nhlo4l with tho waves of enthusiasm. The lovo of a child knows no Watt-1-loos! MAu.roR1n EBHRHARDT. . 1 1' j I 5 X A 71 Ang- - -,-- fi' .-.. -. TL.: 1 ' .:---4 -v: 'f: 61 -4- W NX W 55, .f,', A -fQ!5',f'Q Z 999 ,131 G33 0,6 0 JN fi ,J x X! it 62 X, x ., f N , CQ' f ' 4233 vm 9' .L . w 4 J Q C. U J 'iuuwi ff f -, X, Xl 7 Q X, X fri HTH LETGCS 63 Y' VM .V NN-N . '- Q3 I l ' . ff, I 64 I N yy X. 1 ' ,- QD h ' 'H L. -als UA' A-Q f ' 4 X f ! Vi , , . .,f,,-I -A 65 N NX , - rl sh.. SCHLAG The llppl-r School Svlllllg Sl-rim-s for 19227-1928 was won hy the Hold Tilillll. Tlu- scorn- in gilllll'S wus li-5. This victory :lllowud tho Holds to kc-up thi- B1-tty llilljllj' Uup for Zllltlillvl' your and if thi-y will nl-xt year thm- cup will lu- il Hold 4-up form-vl-r. xvillil' up, Hrzlys! Thu gilllli' scores wc1'c:- Holds Hralys 5-3 Sl-4 10-3 ti-5 3-2 li-1 7-3 5-4 '2-1 4-1 al-l The Lowl-r School S1'llltlQ Sl-rim-s for 1927-1928 wus iljlillll won by the flfilj' Tlfillll with tlu- sl-orc 6-1, thus giving ilu-nl tht- llillllltil' for illltblllldl' yl'il1'. Ono lllUl'P such victory will alllow thi- Hrzlys to cull the ll1ll1lll'l' tlu-ir vl-ry owll. xVZltl'll your stop, Holds! The gunna- scorl-s w4-1'l-:- Gl'2lyS Holds 11-S 11-2 1-1-7 19-5 7 -5 14-10 15-11 EUIIOES FIIOM TIIE- HYM- Olll girls lllf' first flag of Gym- 4'lbon't you llopm- that 1-alll ont- gl-ts on Olll' li0illll?u Look ilif that new girl run, hopl- shl-'s on our fllillllf, Did you soc that wivkn-d hull! lil-t wt-'ll lll'2lW lu-r. And that little one-isn'l' sho quirk illllllgljll? llopl- we get hor. '4lVlu-u-c-1--1-! Such il jllllllbl NW- could usa- hc-r on our fllillll--llllll?', NCII7 girls lo mall other- t'lVhich tbillll do you Willlt to lu- on-how url- wi- l'll0Sl'll illlj'Wily?H Hope 1,lll il Hrzly llc-czlllsu lil-tty is. Oh, no-l'd l'2ll'll0l' bl- il Hold with Mona. Thx-y Silj' wx- druw for f0illllS--Wlfll--lf will he my luck to draw Hray and I wunt to lu- 21 Hold. .. . Old and nvu' girls flfll'l' fllf' lClllIlH ll7l'l't' llI'll-ll ll-- nY01l'l'C il Hraly! Now our whoh- 1'0Ulll lu-longs togc-tlu-rl Hoo-rlly! W1-,d1'c-w thc tall olu-Z Ara-n't you til-kh-d-just wlu-1-0 l Willlfvtl to lu-. 66 . 1 wi '- U l .A ff..f'2,q:Q V i'Thought I wanted to be a Gold but I wouldn't be on any other team now for the world. Bet we win that cup this year again with these quick new ones. iiAw-run-allong-it is as good as ours now with our new re-enforce nientsf' y 'i'l'here's the whistle-better hurry-now for SOIIIC fun ! TENNIS The Porter Tennis Cups presented by our Miss Porter and oiered to the winning team of the Tennis Tournanients, have been greatly ad- mired and longed for. The Upper School Tournainent of Singles was won by Mona Jarrett who is a Gold but the Grays still have a chance to sec their name on the cup for on account of weather conditions the Doubles have not been iinished. The Lower School Porter Cup was won by thc Gold Team since the Lower School Tournament of Singles was won by Royce Budge who is a Gold and also Royce Budge ably helped by Barbara Colton, another Gold, won the Doubles. The Gold Team may well feel proud of these two players who fought their way to victory for their team. The Grays played well and certainly showed the true Gray Court spirit even in the face of defeat. I LETTER WINNERS FOR 1927'28 Mona Jarrett-fGoldj-Winner of a G for Upper School Tennis Singles. Royce Budge-QGoldl-Winner of a G for Lower School Tennis Singles. A Royce Budge-QGoldj-Winner of a C for Lower School Tennis Doubles. Barbara Colton-fGoldJ-Winner of a G for Lower School Tennis Doubles. There are still a number of chances for girls on both teams to be the proud displayers of these letters for who is able to say what hidden star may be discovered on the Basketball iield, the Volleyball Court or pitching to victory at Batball? 67 fZEvm E? All -rhu- Wulrstm' Winuiv IYOVEGII Dori E Ann i'lAwson IAZIIIRZI. M2lRj01'i0 I4'iEld Elphinstmw lIau'aIinG Mzu'Gnv1'ito f'ilRll10l1 ElwRlumll J Affc Sl1Aw lSot't1Y ll,00llij,I li0l1tY Mc-:ul Milcilllllj' Cnlm-mann 1'ull OI1 .TORIII I,uU Mvaul KU11klv XVPRIICI' SlYR1lf'lll?l' S T l'llWll l,l'i T4-11:11-d Mi11G11s Man'Got ' M0113 Pa.RlotfL lCLLsiv BlillfA1hllll AIIDPCX l'hYllis 1'z1nlSon l'ivlu-11 S 68 Budgo l!uUso 1,1'iTi'Il2ll'1l 9-zlW5'1fl' B E tty f'lA1'k 'l'hnRst on HiIIEspiv Fox 110115011 I31lRl!2ll'2l. M:11'G:u'et NHRA' lal'Alll'l'S MY4-rs Coral lFm'Otl1y HUM! Si'R:1 wn f'2ll'I1lTil, -TAlll'f l z1Lk IIuLsi'vi11 lIO0d l12lU1'il! MnR1'ill Doris 5IAl'gUt I I:1ppY PuulSen ..,, it G. C. LIMERICKS Our l42lll1'2,l,S F1'0Ill'll perfume elusive, Flflllllfll. hats and l'l1'l311l'll dresses exclusive Shows she loves the From-ll way, flllSf0lllS, people, alncl, say! Every word Muhnselle speaks-tlmt's l'0llt'lllSlV0. There are some who 'most wish they were liuriexl When with growing hohhecl hair they are worriet NVhile llorie has fun. fS-he has :1 nice 'fbun j She can go o11 her way quite unhurrietl. Betty Shaw is ai girl from Huy Pity, But I warn you right lwre in this ditty She looks soleinn-hownreX When she goes on il ture You will laugh ,till you beg her for pity. Annie 1il.'UWSl't'1 S', the type 11ot athletic But she is il nluitlen estilletiv. She will sketch :incl she'll reaul, But shi-'s tllore when you need A friend with an our S.Ylll1l2ltll0tlt'. Bevzluse l'll'tlll looks meek, thut's no mutter. In ai moment there'll he quite il 4-lz1.ttel'. She run make lots of noise, Never f?j talks of the boys, And in Gym she is known by her ehatter. YVhen the Annex some laughs :ire desiring, They visit it when l+Ilsie's 1'0f-il'lllgJf. Two silken sczirfs bright Swuthe her heaul every night. She's truly tl visio11 inspiring. Betty lloenig, they shy, is :1 poet. The Juniors have proof, so they know it. 'Twus il sonuet, they say, Of its subject. they may Not tell-If you ask, she might show it. 69 it JM., .fl!f,,4 i L Our l'ritehie's a maiden athletie, Makes the Gold team look really pathetic-, XVhen she makes runs i11 sc'lilag.:'. Tell us why, tho', Point Log: Xxrith the lovelorn she's so synipathetie. Salty Pretzels are lVreen's loved eonfeetiou. She will pass hy a luseions selection Of sandwich, cakes sweet. And how she loves to eat Erasers-eats section hy seetionl NVhen you'd like to know fashions in dresses Or just how to get out of messes, Don't trouhle your hrow. Ennnie will tell you how, lVith au air that all worry depresses. On XVi11uie's face niisehief is brewing, XVhile leaeher her task is pursuing. Oh, teaeher, beware! You'd best have a eare. For hefore long there'll he soniething doing. lf 'ever you hear someone sneezing, You can eount on it, Knnkie is freezing. But she warms to the chase lVheu she's taking the plaee, Because Betty and Fonnie are teasing. XYhen you plan to send Mona some posies, She'd like just a big hunch of roses. But they must he in hlooni, And for weeds thercfd he room. That really no secret discloses. XVe have made lluth 1'aulsen's ears tingle, For our eonlplinlents never were single, And they eanie forth that day I11 no uneertain way, XVIICIJ she gave he1' own hair a niee U5 shingle 70 D 1- of ,420-5 liviify Mac is our lyric soprano. Try fo hoali hor high nolvs il' yon van.-No, You may uso hor houqnvis, l'nssywillows always. lint no fini-1' sianels hy tho piano. lVhon wo 4-anno on! io sm-hool from tho station At tho ond of thai' short' Spring Vavafion, Betty I'lawson's gay snlilo Mado ns think it worthwhile, Elon to loaving vac-h loving l'1'iillAlOll. Now misc-liivl' is llc-l s chiof invontion. f'Sonlh will lvl! you ii' won'i 1lol'o nu-nii Your som-ot hero, Anil whvn lollipops go Ull Kunkio knows lilwy il2lVl' nwti lim-Vs aiiim-niiion llc-aviiiggg hooks around hrings Miss lli'a,v's And sho'll fako tlwin, l vow, iwrzulvvliilll-o on fho fahlo thoy liv, And ilwy inooiz hm' koon 1-yo. Witnoss Mal'g.5o1 s 4-lioicv talv of zulvm-i1i'i11'v. ln snvh ormlvrs i'lw1'4-'il ho no llllNi'ZliilllQ, Whivh to ns young Miss Morrill was lnakil Not io 11-ll hor 11ll'iill2lllll', NVlial'ovm' rliynws 1-ainv. And our promise wo tirnly ai'vn'f lwvalciiipg. In picking a finw qnilo auspii-ions 'l'o faro forth in tho rain so elm-lim-ions QMiss Gray loft hm' in boil With a cold in IIUI' il1'2lli.5 llof hVl?llStl'1 S thc- ono so ambitious. 'Pho thing.: that fills f'2ll'IIN'll with ph-asnrv Anil givvs ill'l' a sniilv you 1-an't llll'2lSlll'U, ls a sniilo from Miss fil'EllY, NVhvn sho passvs that way. Yon'1l think sho had ll11Uill'iilt'll an l'1'1'2lSlll'U. 71 i'l'llNlll'i, lg, ' - ll .ff , i Lis Q 'IW' . , fi. '!f.4!f,,1l' y , Barbara, Lou and Bet, had a keen contest To see which o11e could get there the quickest XVl1o could get the best chair But their teacher got there In their midst when the battle was thickest. If Florence has any ambition To aid her financial condition, I've no mone,v,'l she'll vow, 'l'hen Dickie says Hllow? You've a dollar -oh, woeful position! Miss Gray has a method of knowing From which source the mischief is blowing. She found out one night VVl1en our clothes were sewed tight That D. 17. gave lessons in sewing. Miss Uoleman would like to deceive us That she has grown np, for, helieve us, Sheis put up l1er hair Tho' no knot, you'll find there But her mischievous pranks quite relieve us. Marjie E. lets no answer evade herg From her course you can never dissuade her. She must know where and why, Tliougli for mercy you ery, Till with answers to all you've repaid her. O1ga's suitcase held quite a selection Of candy and lovely confeetion But it eouldn't get by That all-seeing' eye And passed through a rigid inspection. If ever you hear a commotion Of its source I can give you a uotiong Y0u'll see t'onnie's long hair, Marjie fllark will he there, Each working Q?-5 with avid devotion. 72 ,N it iw x t ,t , . , The Field twins always have ns worried, lVhieh is whit-h to decide gets ns Hnrriedg To Phyllis we'll go Call her Barabara you know, NVe'd never know which when wt-'re llll1'1'lt'll. When Fora brings forth an allusion To an old English king, there's confusion. YVe're suspieious that she Thinks that baiiied are we But of course that is purely delusion. 'If Andre,v's long legs should foresake he1', The many long runs that they make her NVould be missed in the score NVhen they 1l0l'tl just two more, For that far they've been known to take her. There is one who'll not have to endeavor To make friends, she ean't help it ever, For Uarlota Jimenez tller name rhymes with tennisj Is quite misehievonsi poppy and clever. There is 0110 thing that Kitty loves dearly, She would lay down her life for it nearly, Thinks itts finer than silk Is her big glass of milk, She loves it, she'll tell .von quite clearly. Joan Sawyer has been known to wander In far away lands over yonderg Of the boat and its erew She can tell you a few And of scenes that you long for and ponder The South gave ns Franees, who never Helieves, if ,vou'd like to be elever, You eould ever forget . ' You must be just like Bet. If you're 11ot t'here's no hope for you ever. 73 xi ,- -I --Qg JM, ,, .lf eff, 'q ll Tl1e Golds wanted Roy and they picked her As captain and no one has licked her. In tennis she won In a way that was fun For the loser as well as the victor. NVhen small f'armen goes into seclusion, That she's easy to find is delusion For she does love to hide And we hunt far and wide NVhen she pops out we're filled with confusion. If you really would like a good facial Or your nails done with polish so glacial, Margaret Dodge will delight To invite you some night To her Beauty Salon so palatial. Young Beechy does captain the Gray team. They are peppy and jolly-a gay team. And there's one thing I'll vow, You just ought to see how They iight when she yells to them, t'l'lay team P' To make this a zoo is the mission 'Of D. J.-her ili,EIi10St- ambition. First came Victor so spry, Then some turtles-oh my! Now itis lizards-oh, fearful condition! When 8:30 comes and they send her To bed, if they do not attend her Miss Millet pays a call On the girls 'cross the hall And bids a goodnight long and tender. In our midst we have two Misses Myers Who really would like to be buyers Of two strong dashing steeds That would meet all their needs- Each rides now a horse that she hires. 74 X Xt U. 43 J' ., V it his- Ln There are two of whose pranks we eould prattle Yet: of these two we never would tattle. Barbara Colton eomes in With her friend Marilynn And most likely we witness a battle. Our Janet is really a dandy, ller ready slnile eomes i11 so handy, She will smile with great taet When she knows it's a faet Teaehe1 s spied her in class eating eandy. If some night you hear lots of ehatter Upstairs, there is nothing the matterg 6'l'll'lll,7 and Mary deciding ln tones not eontidinggj Just whieh of the two is the fatter. Mary Barrett's friends never forsake her, She's truly a little ll02ll't-ll1'0illi0l' Iler hrown eyes shine with fun And she's won everyone, She'll he friends and you won't have NVQ have a small maiden loquacious She talks in a manner vivaeious. Jane Berg, save my ear! It will wear out, I fear! Teaeher pleads and she laughs Oh, my gr YVhen they have to come late to the table Miss Lowsley and llelen are ahle To say to Miss Gray, 3 Please ext-use us, today? But-the sheets are the end of this fable. There is one young Mildred Gray, NVho at tiray fltlllflv did join us one day, She liked the name first l And then did 'most burst NVhen asked with the Gray Team to play. 75 to make her. aeious! 7 f xx .- - 65 ...qg K M wt 30. f f- 'f tiff . YVe've heard that the world will be ringing With praises of llayniond for winging A dangerous way In his soaplane, some day, Whieh great honor to hiin will be bringing. Elizahetlfs lone' hair is iiowinff P' b NYhere Faith Mead's hrown locks, too, we'd be knowing there elose by, will know why together wherever theyre going. lVill be Or they 7 TllCy,1'Q ' Young Eleano1 s one who has made us Uonelude that you'd never persuade us 'Phat 'tfroni sugar and spice And ev'rything nieev Girls are lltlf made-that fact won't evade us. 'Twas the fairies, VIII certain, who brought he1', She's so tiny, l wonder they eaught her, Young Dorothy Rouse lVho's the size of a mouse Ur, perhaps, she's the fairy queen's daughter. There's a small girl who's light as a feather, Our Jacqueline-I wonder whether There's another as sweet As she comes down the street Every morning, whatever the weather. Margie Fox is a very small girlie Whose hair is so soft and so eurly. She likes to play tag And her steps never lagg She comes every day bright and early. Jane IIuszagh's a tiny first graderg She'd never he eross if you paid her. She has a dog Ilusty XVll0SQ bark is quite lustyg That tll01'0,1'0 dearer you eouldn't persuade her 76' Jin... fs ff if-77f7'5 Jean Heath is a tiny boginnor Who always is poppy at dinner. ller laugh is so gay We could hear it all dayg Praise the Grays if you really would win hor. Miss Triouijv would iiii in your pocket But she throws il hard hall liko a rocket. Shelli ru11 oil' with your heart So yould bcttvr look smart, Put it in a sufv plum-o and flwu look it. Tlian Miss Kuowlos you can find nothing swovfm And it' rc-ally is grout fun fo uwvti lwr. Wlivu sho rouws in oavli day lloar how shyly slufll say Ullollo, tlwro! -1-vm-yoiw lows io greet hor. Young Billy always sooms so delighted To seo us, wv'd roally fool slighted If he came in some day And he didn't say, lloy! We'd fool that the whole day was blighted. 77 f 'X yy l. f - l . ..... G THE CALENDAR Oet. 3--lvhat a lot of excitement for the old Gray Court girls arrive! So many vacation trips to talk about-so many good times to tell over and over! Ort. 4-More excitement for the new girls arrive and are assigned rooms, and given room-mates. Oet. 5-The Ulass Schedule is posted and school really begins. Ort. Oet. birthday Oct 4 lray or Oet Oet-. et 0 Oet Oct fi-Margot and Parlota Jimenez of Venezuela eame today. 7-Mona Jarrett in her nsnal peppy way celebrates the tirst of the season. 11-Tennis Singles start with every one looki11g forward to a Gold letter. 12-Doreen lQaurie's birtllday. 13-lluth f'oleman's birthday. 17-Marian llavis joined onr ranks today. Ill-Margot Jimenez went to Brooklyn for her birthday. 0.3 ....-Iiirtlnlays being the fashion at present, Marguerite Morrill celebrates hers. y Oet. 23-Carmen lVallis from Venezuela. joined ns today. lVe are all hoping to learn a lot of Spanish soon. Oct baritone harpist, Oet with ns. Ort et x 0 burger 1 ind Mrs. Slllllllll'l 26-l irst trip to the Schubert Club. lliehard llale, leading for the opera 'l'he King's llenm-lnnan g and Mildred llall, were the soloists. 29-liosamond ltyal 1192255 and Alberta Allen had dinner lnszagh eaine to us today. iarties afternoon and evening. Miss Block- had a party for the lower grades at the Annex big party in the Gym at night. All reported a 3.0-lVee Jane I 31-llallowe'en 1 's s in the afternoon and the gay time. Nov. 2-Tennis Tonrnanient Doubles eommenee. Nov. 5-Ilse llothe of Greenwieh was a. guest of Betty Elphinstone. Nov. 8-End of Tennis Singles, Mona. Jarrett fflold Uaptainj winning. Nov. 9-Sehubert Plub Recital by the Malkin Trio. These were Rus- sian brothers of International fame. ' Nov. 16--'l'oday we went. to a leeture by Vilhylmnr Stefansson, Aretie explorer and scientist, at the XVoman's Plnbg then Miss Gray took us to dinner at Piekwiek Arms in Klreenwieh. Nov. 18-ll. P. went home for her birthday. Nov. 19-Eleanor Jones paid ns a flying visit. Nov. 23-Tlianksgiving Vacation eonnnenees. 78 f XX X , - 73 WELD Ju.. if ' H... Nov. 27-Tllfl11kSglVlllg Vacation ends. The long looked for Fram-es lieaves arrived today from Florida. Howdy, South, we're glad to greet you! Nov. 30-At the Sehubert Club, Senorita Clarita. Sam-liez, a Mexi- ean, gave a. delightful program of Old and Modern Mexican and Spanish Songs, in costume. Dee. 4-Betty Shaw's birthday. Dee. 5-Margot and f'il1'l0t2l. returned to sehool from NV2lSlllllgf0ll where they have been for a week. Their sister's wedding took plaee Saturday at the Spanish Legation. llee. 10-Four of us spent a. busy day in New York doing our Christ- mas shopping. Dee. 14-Recital at the Schubert Ulub. The violinist, Sylvia Lent, a eharming young XVashiugtonian, gave a most delightful program. Dee. 19-Play Night! Every one took some part in our f'hristmas Program from tiny Trientje who surprised every one with her aeting in 'tlio-l'eep's Vhristmas Party,'l to the tallest Senior who made a very handsome Freneh polieemau. Margot as Lai'a.issiere, and Uarlota as Eugene, were highly appreeialted by the audience 5 as was the musie under Mrs. A,bell's direetiou. All the toys and jolly ole Santa simply lilled our evening with fl'llI'lStlllilS spirit. Dee. 20-Miss Gray's f'hrist.mas dinner to the whole sehool, includ- ing the former graduates, is always looked forward to with a. great deal of excitement and it always goes o11e noteh higher than we expert. This year everything was just as lovely as before and all the little favors caused lots of merrimeut and the food-Yum! Yum! Will we ever Willlf any more to eat? Dee. 21-Sehool eloses for ff'hristmas Vaeation. Jan. S-House girls return. Jan. 9-School begins. recital. Ja11. 10-lleleu Sweeney swelled the Lower Sc-hool ranks today. Jan. 11-Sehubert Ulub-Edwin and Jewel llughes in a two-piano Jan. 12-First game of the Sc-hlag Series! l I ! I ! ! Jan. 16-f'andles are again appearing for Beeehie Elphinstone eele- brates her twelfth birthday, today. Jan. 21-E-lsie Gamboafs birthday-but she went home-eausing despair to those who love iee-eream. ' Jan. 25-Jean Heath's lith birthday and lloyee Budge's twelfth. Mid-year exams begin-wonderful day-two kinds of celebrations- birthday and exams! 79 . Q: XX ' .0 -Qu., ' Eli ah.. -fl ffvvw Jan. 27-Miil-year exams end so we agai11 celebrate, many house girls going home for a few days, those remaining at sehool to the Schubert Club at night to hear the Dudley Buck singers. Jan. 29-Girls return from mid-year week-end. Jan. 30-New Semester begins, and brings Marjorie t lark back from Paris to our fohl again-weleonie home, Ularkie! Entlwof the Schlag Series-Golmls winning the Series again this year! li llurrah for the Gohls! I I ! , P Feb. T-Cora Strother's birthday--Sth Gratlers are growing up we notice. Feb. 12-The tith Graders gave a. Snow Ball tlanee tonight in honor of the Upper Sehool. It was a very attraetive affair and strange to say they niatle some money on it which was given to the Near East Relief Work. Feb. 13-Field twins join ns-give a guess-who's who? Feb. 14-Valentine Bridge give11 by the Sophonnores for the Seniors at the Gray llouse and was quite a gala attair. A Valentine Party in the Main Building for the Lower Sehool was a very hilarious, happy experience. Feb. 16-Piano and Song Rec-ital of Mrs, Abell's pupils. Feb. 22-NVashington's liirthalay half holitlay-tittingly eelebratecl by the Gray llouse-llow? ? P Feb. 27-Winifrecl Laurie's birthtlay-whieh she celebrated at hoine. Feb. 27-Miss Gray returns to ns after an absence of more than three months. Things will onee more seem natural now that we can aetuall y see her. Mar. 3-t'arlota .linienez's birthalay. Laura gave her a party in N. Y. ' Mar. 5-lteeital of Olnl English Songs given by Lney Olilrin and Dorothy Muller, our own song birds. Dot designed the rostnnies and they were l'llZlll'llll1lf,I. Mar. 7-t'ornelia. Otis Skinner at the hV0lllilll,S Club ga.ve her sketches in reatlingsg she was niost 4-harming. NYe would like to hear her again. Mar. 14-At the Sehnbert Ulnb, George ltasely and his wife gave a t llill'llIlllg,I Uostunie lteeital. Mar. lti-Betty Shaw goes to Wellesley to visit her sisterg a Sorority tea was given in her honor. Mar.1S-liarbara Lowsley was added to the ineinbership ot No. 16 today. 5 ' Mar. 26-The long hoped for Recital by Mrs. llenienway and Mr. Harrower finally took plaee tonight. Of eonrse it was great and the thrills are still with us. 80 X X xx ,- 1 AIZIIZ 28-T2lllll'illlX ut thc- XVmnun's t'luh wvro interesting, and l't'2lll'V quitu inawvvlmls. Mau-. 29-Mrs. Alwll's lim-it'al hy ht-r music pupils. Maur. Zltl-Spring Yau-ut'iu1i lwgins. Apr. Sl-llousu girls rt-turn unal tintl tln-ov nvw girls uwuiting us, Kitty Mingus, .lmtn Sztwyvi' :intl livttiy t'luwson. Apr. ltl-Srlnml lwgins. Wo wvnt to tht' Svhuhvrti f'luh to their Annual Mm-ting Zllltl t'lmr:1l CtllN'01'f. Apr. l3-.lzint-t llugun's lll1't'lltl,Zl'V :Intl sum-h u party! llvr t'ut'lmr sont. up al. rt-gulur hirtlulaty mln- with vumlh-s for t'Yt'l'.V tnhh- in thu dining- rmnn. Tlwy wt-ru lm'vl,x' and wht-n ull thuir 4-:unllvs wc-ro lightocl we turnvml nut' tht' rmnn lights. Apr. IS-th-:ly llousv saw 'l'lw FilSlllUll Show in Stulnt'm'1l which wats prmhu-vtl hy St:unt'or4l's Junior Lvug Apr. 21-Lunrn Jann-'s hirthmlsly tmlaiy. It was in N. Y. ll0WOVt'l'. Apr. 22-Fivv of our girls wt-rv t'tlllfll'llll'tl ut St. John's flhurch tutluv :intl ot' vourst- wo :ull wvnti down. tllgu's Mutlwr visitvtl her today: tllgafs lbll'flltlil'Y is lUllltll'l'tllY, :intl lwing tlt'Sll'tDllS ot' t'0lt'lll'2ll1lllg it ati hunie, shu Nlltltlt'lll.V lwrunn- t'tlllVt'lllt'lli'l'Y ill, :intl It-ft us until sho was again quitv ruhustz. Apr. 30-lim-ut'li,v .lvaln's hirtlnlaty. Mau' STXVC' haul our unnuul fi'YlllllilSllllll Exhibition unrlvr the direc- tiun nt' Miss BltN'klllll'Qt'l'. Thx- illltlltlllvtl u'vlr1nlw4l with enthusiusnl, vvm-Iv nninlwr front hm-ginning tu mul. Thv Tiny 'Pots vxtvnsivo prograun im'ln4h-tl fulk tlzuu-4-s ai Vhinoso tlulwt-, lluh-lluh-lbuh und un uxzunplc ut' 7 thvir lll2ll't'lllll ' :Intl 1-xvrt-isvs. 'l'hv Luwvr Svlmnl-:ls usual-wus tlwru FN with an. lint- pa-rt'm'inun4-v. 'l'hv Bullmnl llaun-1-, Countzry Fun, llnnscl and tlrvtvl, lluggvcly Ann :intl lizlggm-fly Alnly worn ull equally vnjoyuhlc lwsialvs the sm-tting-up vxm-1-visvs. V1-ry t'll2ll'2lt'ftll'lSlTltf of thu Eighth tlraulo was thvir Irish Jig, whim-h tlugv 1l.:111wcl with :ln :unuzing alnmunt of t'llt'l'j.fV. Aftvr tlw lll'l'llllllll2ll'.Y niau'rhing uf thu l'pp4-r S4-lmul, sixtc-4-n tlnl sunu llltll't'lllllQ' :intl wht-tiling und tht-n wvru juinocl hy thu Y nwinht-rs ' H ' rvst of thu 4-hiss tm' thv lmy's f,l'tli'l'. fl hvir cluiwv prugrmn consisted of ' L lll 'U at sph-ntlnlly vxvc-iltvtl ltussiun Mazurka and at gran-1-ful Spanish 'Fa ,, , '1-'s ll-1 -l Miss lHtN'klllll t?1' tlvsvrvcs il thu skillfully pvrfurimltl ltnlt , .nu. . ., g 'l't'illi :tnmunt of 1-rt-mlit :intl thanks for hm' invxlmnstxihlo vmmg-v, lNlfl0llt'0 Pr :tml intiorvst in tl-:lining tht' girls untl planning tht' 1-ustunws. Muv ll-Moving pic-turvs uf thu Eixhihition tukt-n hy Mr. und Mrs. ' ' K t iltl Myvrs. .i Sintra- XVurk for tho Blintl lu-hl at tulnly huh hire and st ovary lmx.. Mzlv ltl-Mrs. Ilvnu-nwu,v :intl .Mr llurruwt-r utz the Sl12llllf0l'tl ' - 1' na Sixth tlrzulvs tluwn in the 'llwutrvi Miss Bltlt'klllll'j.Ql'l' tuuk l it'th il l i 81 N , 7w. yn, .- X ln ' ' fn . A ' i'liii10l'll00ll. At night all flue Hrany llonnse annul Annnunx girls wvnnt-of mnnrsnr it' wans nnunrn- tlnaun wmulvrfnnl. Many ll-All Eiglntln Grznnln-rs wvut in lu-:nr Mrs. ll0lll0llWilj'.' Holly lfllplninnslmnnnws lnirtlulzny annul Mnnry llillinnnnns' lnirtlulany. Many 14-'l'lu1 Soplnnnnnnnm- Ulanss is nnnntn'n'l':ninninng flll? Svniurs, first to llun Uirn-nns annul tlunnn to ,llinnufna Many Ili-'l'lun A.lplnzn l nnir annul wlnnnt pn'vtl'y gifts, wlnanl' gnuul 4-znkv annul n-znnuly, lunli mlnngs, in-nf-4-n-vannnn annul wlnanti lovn-ly lnnnstinlssvs tlun girls znll nnnnnlcnv! Miss l ristnw n-vnlianinnly is an gonul nnnznnnzngvn' annul nnnznnny tlnnnnnks to tlunsv wlun W gznvv nnnznfvrinnls for tlub l' znir. Q Many 19-Inn lununn- of flu- Sonninnrs, Miss 1'un'l'vn' funk :nll flu- l'nninni' lung Stull' up to 'l'luf Wlnifv 'I'nnn-lwy nnlx llznnnlnnnry for Lnnnnclunonn tnulany. lflvwymnnf lnnul nn. pvrfn-vl'ly glnnrionns finnuf :ns wn- anlwznys nlu wlufn Miss I'0l'i'i'1' lznkvs nns out. Many 25-Miss Gn'any's pnnrly inn lunnunn' of ilu' Svnninrs hunk plaufv lnnnniglnt inn ilu' fun-nnn of an nlinnnnvn--nnznn'ty :nl ilu- Pin-kwin-k Arnnns. 'l'lu1 gnnvst list' inu-lnuln-nl nnll flun girls fronnn flun Eiglnlln Graulu llnrnnnngln tlue Scnnior Ulnnss annul iilun wlunlv tinnu' wans nnunrv flnznnn vnnjoyn-nl, for is it possible tu find 7 an nnunrn- n'ln:nn'nnninng lunstn-ss ilnznnn Miss Hrnny? Wn ll szny, MNH! Many :Ili-Sunng Night--it lu-ginns nunw to fool likv flu' mul. Many ZS-4'mnnnnwnuw-nnnn-nnt-annul if pussilnln- it was lovvlinnn' flnannn vvvn: Many 29-A Hvnnn-n'anl llnuul-lnyv, tnll nulxlz lfanll. 82 rl A 7 W xx H . - , Q --sm.. , M V Jin... ww-f: 'ff .4-L. GRAY COURTS BROADWAY llfinys .. .... .. I'lIjlI?IltlS ........... lfuxy Ilmmx Husy U0 . lmm: ............... .lfllllllllffllll .llury .. Thu Twnrlcr Hour . . . lircwkfust ut Sunrisrr . Nflfl'II'IIM'S of QYPH' 'lJ'm'h . . Howl Nvlffs ......... . .lrlists anal illoflvls llii Hur llcvlr . . . . . . .lli1'rm'8 .... .l'lIl'iN lfflllllll ......... ,-I f'o11110r'tif,'llt Yunkm' lu'nr'my nf thc People . . .llcrry illaloncs ...... .lly .llarylrmrl ,. Baby I'yr'lonc.' .. llrums of lmzfc ,lu.:'.:' Ninycfr ....... . . . liuttlf' of the Century . .Differ .llirluiyht ..... . livuuty l'urIor Thr' l'r0uv-rl f'0lHlNIt ....... 7711: Vircus Acc , ,, I'lus1'aI Uutvs ...... The Huy lh'fmuIc'r . . . ........-.- .. -.... Wlml wo will iwvm' llilV0 ...Our vvmiillg 1-lollu-s .. ....Almm ....llisc-asv all fil'il,V flUlll't . . . . l.:1m':1 ....Stiml,v llalll Xt fil'2l'V l'oui'l . . . . Wllzll wi' svlllmn sw ... . I'll ilu- mail . . . . lfloliiy Maw. . . . . 10 lfvlm-lc ....l'hmniv's play toy . . . . Elsiv mul l.:1m':1 l'1'if1'l1iv . . .... Major ,, , ,Girls in Illv First' I'vl'io1l .. ..Wim1iv . . . . Mau-jm'iv Elm-1-lnzmll' . . . . Ilillm-1' .Going .... Winniv .. .... Latin ....No.S ...,IL l'.'s rmnn ...,lively f'uui'l Girls ....ln Olgzfs rmnn ...Kitty ...xvlwll Vppvi- Svlmnl nwr-ls in lil ....llm'nllny .lllilll 83 ll Ill Nf'l'!'IHIIIl' . Tiy1r1'ss ,......... Thr' l,u.w1 .llonwnt l rmu'h Ilrossiny .. Di.w'ol'1l .... . . lloofl us Hold .. l,1uli1's' ali H1180 Ilomr' Allllllf' .. Irish Heart ...... Tlu' .llngio I Iumc . Thr' .llain lflfvnt . Nunyltty but Niwf No Place to tio .. On Your Toes Jia... I-lwro on Ilomwbrlrfk . The Price of Honor . lfollfvl Stofrlninys , lfollyh House lfosif The Nvorct Hour' . lfoarwly lnuly ..... ihho lluuylzs Lust I Hrif's ..... . . . . . Tln'f'1' .lIr1.sl.10If'r'1's . Thr' Nilont House . What Elsio gots in Mvxic-o Porn Bvfore Exzuns. Margot and f'au'lot':1 lflnnnio and Lilllril liruys Gray House Bt-tty Shaw Fudge Anne la'i1'eplacc C0llllIl0IiC0lllCl1t Fl'illl Colton and B Sunday ' 'l'l1111'sdny in Gym The Ring ' Not allowed Thiral floor Annex Aftt-1' lights out Miss Gray Miss P01'tl'1' Sth Grznlo etty I-Ioenig BI2l1'Qll0l'if0, Pritchie and Carlota School 111114112 vnca tion Ensln GA Mum. 84 N' NX 'X , Jn., , .fg.f9', ' L 255551123 N- s 'VS' Ifiaifilv F1 will 'sf lv wi 1 1' itll izliil ' ,savll ' 4 P' lf I - f 2 , G is 1 .. , f' 751 I -ff, 1'- fg q- yf ' Q J W9 f CFL' f .. I iff K A l llorothv Lee '27 came up to see us during the lllastei' Vacation. She is a l'll'0Slllll2lll at. the U11ive1'sit,v of Hlflllllillltl, is working ll2l1'll, but also reports a marvelous time. Kathryn Pea1'c'e '27 spent many montlls touring the Ilnitecil States- espeeially in the Southwest. ' Rosamoml llyals '26 spent part of the winter in Berlnulla with Alberta Allen. Betty llappy '26 has been sl'u1l,ving.f at the New York School of Interior Ileeoration. Eleanor Jones '25 is now in Paris Chlllllllllllg' her Art eourse. Fl'2lIll'l'S Wisdom Whitfield '25 we hear has a new home, a new ear, and a new sou. Luey Oldrin '24 is t'0llfllllllllf.f her vocal studies, and iueirlentally won a Song Contest for l ai1'fiel4l fllllllllj' last Fall. Sally Dodson '24 spent part of the year taking a course in llomestie Science, and the rest in a trip to t'alifo1'11ia. Helen .l40WI'llf1'ltf Sellarps '24 has a new home and a wee flilllglltill' Marion, who has been e11te1'e4l at Gray Court for the year 1942. ll'2ll'g'2ll'Cf1 Dodson '23 was lllil1'1'lP4l June 11, 1927 and moved to Chicago, but, llllltfll to her joy and ours, soon came back to Stamford to live. 85 7 X xv , 1' I If nw, ,M-. , ,N if .ff,, L Hose Adler Spitzglass '23 has built a new home in Clllfilgll, but spends most of her time travelling around Europe. Dorothy Muller '23 is eontinuing her music, also working hard at costume designing. Louise lbueoudray '23, we umlerstand has moved i11to New York. Dorothea Hagel llosenheek '22 has a small son, Stanley, and still lives in New llaven. llorothy Foster Irwin '22 still lives in Brooklyn illlll has a set-ond ehild, a small daughter. Wilhelmina Frost Vaughan '22 and her wee daughter Priscilla, still live in Putnam. Mrs. B. E. Wiurow Uliss Edith flrayl has a new daughter, which is Miss P0rter's namesake. Kathryn llappy was married last October to George Gayland, and is now living in Stamford. INVINCIBLES l'rc.wiflf'n1 ............. . . . l70ItU'l'IIY l'ioK1-:Ns Sem-wzfzf-y and 'l'1-f'u.w11w'r .. ...M.Xll.lUl!Il'I E1u':i:11.x1m'r llonorrlrlf .llr'ullu'1'.s ,, MRS' SQUMMERS , ' ' Miss Ia. 1'. 1gl.fK'Ixltl'RGl'lR Avtirv ,llvmbww ...S1x'1'1I, SICVICNTII .xxn EIGIITII Glmliitls Associufe ,llembvrs . . . . . . . Hmm-:s 0x1-1 T0 lf'1v1c flXCl,l'SlVl'1l The Lower Sehool eould searm-el'v wait this Fall to eleet otiieers and get started on the work of the Club, for they remembered the good times every Monday afternoon of the ,vears before. They were very sorry to lose those lll0lllll01'S who have grown up enough to be lfreshmen, but the sorrow was softened by the welcoming of the pepp,v new Sixth Grade with its eight members. Every girl has proven herself an able hostess as well as an unseliish worker for some other ehild not so fortunate as she. 'llhe dues ol' the Invineibles always help the Gray Court Near East Relief Fund and this fills the hearts of our girls with joy to be able to help in this great work. 86 , N! .H N . A W lil, 4' has ALPHA 'l'll4- Alpllal lllllll, lllv nwmlwrsllip ul' wllii-ll iilvllllll-s alll of fllv girls in llw l'ppvr S4-lmul, lms lu-on l'lllll'Ulll'l'1lllllQf all ills vll'oi'l's on the Fair in lw givvn May llifll fm- tlw lwlwlil of 'l'lw Point' Img. 7l'lu-rv will ln- gifts of alll kimls, 1'illllll1'N, 4-zulu-s, SilllilWll'lll'S, pony riclvs, l:Ul'llllll' fl-lling' and own nmving llll'l'lll't'S wlu-ru ovory lll'2l'Y Vourt girl will some lwrsvlf on tlw SQ'l'l'0ll. This is emo nl' tho big outqlmu' days of tlw svlmul wlwn purvnts and l'1'io114ls mingll- with tho girls i11 flu-ir fun. The lnilll' f'mnlnil'tv0s a11'0:-- f MAllGl'l'IllI'l'l'I MURRIIJA lil l'll l'll1'l'CllAliD 1 I 1 l 'l X llAlll.0'l'.X Jim-:xl-zz li 1':'r'1'Y H on N IG ' Mum. J.x1:luf:'l r ,lim-ing l'f,-1,,,-px .. . 4 WINI1-'lu-:im ,L.u'1c11c x lilF'l'll 1'lxUl.s1eN , lion!-11-JN l1.Xl?Illl'I funaly .. .. , , , , ' l lii4:'r'rx lu1,1'11lAs'mx1f: , I M.uc.1oiu1-1 IQVNKLE i I uh-1' . . . . l . llmm'l'l1l11 Nl 1-:1:s'r1':1: x f I,.x mm lf',xLK WH IWW, Exim' S'1'n.xwN ' i ' ' ' M.x.uuo'r Jmifzxi-:z M.x1:.mm1+: Umlcli .l'll'1'l l'Y SIIANV sl f I ' . . - - 1 W L 1S1c'1 1'i' M,xc1.xU1.1aY ' l+'1c.xNcf1':s COLTON Ensnc G.m11s0.x lYnrr'ltif's . . 3 x fl.XllAll'1N NVALLIS .. ll RL' lg mln H 0 sl XPPY ANN Bluawlsn 87 X : NX X . ' - --in 'ffl' Q ' ' Jiu.. H... 88 sf f N M 5 C9 u.. XA..- 89 1 V ' xy! .- -4 ' . P L 1 1 1' ff' ,fi y ln, ff, , 1, 2 ..!,, -ilu, g Q 41 J QS i' i JAH 5 . ' I Q Q ' : ivls 4 'sa s- eg Q N 'W Q Miss l i'istmw lin Lzliin 4-lnssl : Wlmi's the noun for 'sim-ll'? XVinnie: Nose In English Vlnss. Question: What is :1 slaifm-7 Answer: HA sfalinv is il l'1-ozvn gl:uliz11'ui'. S l02lliill0' alumni ll2llll'lll '. 25 5 Mona: Thu fronhle with Winnie is lllill' she wonl4ln'l' he willing in start at fhe liolluin of the lzulilerf' and Marjie: Is she going in lu- Zlll zu'i'ulnli? Question: lVli:1f kind of :lugs do you Iikv? D. P. : HI 4lo11't' like those little one-s-you know, those INlllll'Ql'2lll2lt0S.', Knnkie frezulillg English flu-iliej alle was hail' to the fll1'0I1l'.H Belly Male: I Wllll1l1'l' why Seniors allways cry ni' 1'crilliliellvelllelii'. Betty 1Cl1llllllSi0ll0Z 4'1ii's :I-4-nstmnf' Elsie: XVinnie .V0ll'l'l' :1 1'l'V0llll'l4lll.N fllwillllllg mixturvl Mimi: Bm-ei-liy nnil 3lill',Lf2ll'l'l' am- going: to slr-vp with me tolliglilfl Beeehy: Yes, nina-li to my rvlwllim1. Elsie: NlCllllllll', wlml' clues il' nwzin wlwn it' SRIXS-i'Hl0lH'l f'olg1'nve his corpse of soldiers ? 90 IA -s ,I VV gh., Qf. 1. of bfyf.-ff L The girls were teasing Frances about Miss Gray's 1'eturn, and how she would have to be good. Says D. P.: Well, you'd thi11k Miss Gray was an auger! Audrey: Whom do you think Betty likes the better, t'harles-or- Exeter? fffonunenting on an 2lt't'0lllIJiUllStl Ennnie: Ile looks like Iehabod Cranef' lVinnie: No, he is just-like Nicholas Nic-kleby.'i Ehnniie: Is that who he really is? Carlota: ftypewritingj Gosh! Miss Porter: t'arlota! what did you say? Carlota: Itis in my book, Miss Porter, g'-a-s-li. Winnie: What's the difference between a relative and an ancestor? Florence: An ancestor is older? Betty l-I.: Oh, yes, there was an adorable quartet of about twenty- five men. Carlota: treading a question from Ask Me Too l t'lVhat country has the colleges, Uxford and ll2llIllll'ltlg0?U M. E.: Scotland.,' l Question: NVho was Caruso? Answer: Marjorie t'lark's uncle. Question: Un what rock were the PllQl'llllS supposed tio have landed ? F. R.: Rock of Ages? Question: ln what war was the battle of San Juan IIill?i' Elda: Between Europe Qlllll America. Question: Who painted the Angm-lus?', F. R.: I thought that was some kind of cake. Question: XVho was Martin Luther? M. E.: The man who made one fruit out of oranges and applesf' F. lt.: No, he's the man who yrutilficfll from an apple falling to the ground. 91 an NX - . - 1 V - 'f , lf.. f,,' ' Question : What is a eentaur? Elda: A worm with a whole lot of feet. Question: lVhat event started the World War? Answer: t'hinese eould eome to Ameriea and work for little money and that started the World Warf' Question: What is the eapital !gf Japan?', F. R.: China.', - ls 5 w ' Says Elda: t' tListen my ehildren and you shall hear'-'twas written by John Greenleaf Whittier. Miss Porter: t'Did you girls know that XVhittier wrote a poem in which he mentions our river the liippowam, and I l1ave heard it said he w1'ote it while here. M. E.: Miss Porter, were you here then ? Question: Who was the Amerit-an Ambassador to Austria when the NVor1d NV ar started ? F. R.: 1'aderewski. Eldaz Miss tlray and I will have singles in tennisf' Carlota.: You will have troubles. Question: What is the Vatican? Elda: It is a person who eures animals. Question: What does A. D. sta11d for? A I . R.: lt can mean anything, but 'After Death' is riglitf' Question: What do the letters ll. S. V. IP. mean? Answer: Answer quieklyf, Question: Who wrote 'After the Ball?' Answer: Bach, Wagner, Beethoven or one of those Ancient ones. D. P.: Miss Bloekburger, my ballets are simply disrespectful. '92 2 5 3.2 ! M M Ng gs X EV! bp, alle. f:lQ-Ziff-NX is 2 V 'Qifwgjg !,,zQ-gf ff-'T- V S 'And k rf KX M3 S V RQ, M6412 www dfj kftzf Yi mm mwwq x IS- . M W! -W' f LM ,ff f . Q, sg- 'xxx 4 ,Q ' idfm my yawn X asfgff' Q5 M 'ff 3 , - n 'ff' 2 x X f GD - -QL . 9 If is fA'0lllllliIlll'lliill'j'2l1lX'l'l'tiSl'llll'lliN Ilzlvvlwvll l'l't'llHl1 hum thx iullmx Pivmls ni' Hrzly Pu Im. JIMICNICZ lC,lf:nm.l.1.1:u Mn. It. fl'n.u'Y l .x1.K Mn. Ilmvmlm I.. SHAW Mn. HI-IOICGN I . Ummm-1 Miss Glen' Mlss l'mc'l'If11: Miss lil.m'lu:I'1u:1-11: Mxss l lus'rm-: M ns. l'.xI'I.1xx-: I'n'Kl-'vs S0l'll0M0lH'Z 1'I,.xss lNvlNc'1m.1-:s Al.l'II.X Mn. W. G. ll.x1'1'Y Mn. llmmlcn Fnx Mus. IC. L. S'1'lc.xwN 94 7 V Q i ,- -V 1 .Q A' im swf' Az- 'Ll X. fyf-in THAMER, Inc., 87-91 Atlantic St., Stamford 20 YEARS IN orlarSheIlFrume uh Aneisnp rmple SINCE 1906 Mr. Thamer has been filling prescriptions for the oculists of Stamford and New York. In the be' ginning, a staff of three was ample -there are now eighteen. Could there be any more convincing proof of good service and fair prices? There is nothing in optical goods that you cannot get right here. There is no Lens so complicated, or difficult to grind, that cannot be made perfectly in our mechanical def THAMER, Inc. Optometrists and Opticians A STAMFORD CONN. partment. Picture Framing Engraving Rennie's Nding Monogram Stationery School Greeting Cards for all Occasions SOUND BEACH - coNN. The A. VV HARRIS ART SHOP Phone 285 Tel. 4993 334 Atlantic Sr. NN N e -as H T azznletti' HUMPHRIES E? RICHARDSON, Prop'rs By the Bank on Bank Street STAMFORD, CONN. Tel. 165 Real Home Made Ice Cream, Candies and Pastries Luncheons Dinners Telephone 3038 Coviello Bros. zirlanrif 'mm Beauty Shoppe PERMANENT and MARCEL WAVING Finger Wave Hair Dressing Manicuring 10 Expert Lady Operators and 4 Barbers in Attendance MRS. L. CLARKE, Mgr. 26 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD, CONN. WZ ! 1 Yg,UNCv, EOLKZ SHOP tiyncgmalflaua Julgadvg J rd. Gonm C9 Bags .fl ppear in U nuxual Fabrics and V ifvirl C olorings The bags that you will curry with your summer frocks and suits seem to hc more brilliant than ever this season. Many are very mod- ernistic in both design and combination of colors. Straw, and straw- like fabrics, linens, prints and exotic fabrics ull lend zu most striking note yet blend perfectly with any costume you may choose. STRE ET FLOOR . c Aruumc Scum: e,+.i.u,i..a im STAMFOIIII CON! 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Aside from our extensive stock of high grade HOUSEHCLD FURNITURE, we offera large assortment of Gift articles suitable for Birthdays, Weddings, Anniversaries, etc. Pictures, Pottery, Lamps, Smoking Stands, Firesets, Andf irons, Candlesticks, Mirrors, Desk Sets, Clocks, Trays, Aqua' riums, Fire Lighters, Book Ends, Etc. Pictures framed to order at short notice. Always Something new-come in-Welcome The Lyman Hoyt's Son SL Co. GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1837 Atlantic Square Stamford, Conn. STAMFORD'S LEADING TRUNK STORE Richards SL Jessup Umbrellas, Raincoats, Thermos Bottles, Ladies' Hand Bags and Leather Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work Novelties Stamford, Conn. National Trunk SL Umbrella Co. n Phone 514 Opp. Town Hall Q if ah.. Compliments Of Swist Public Lunch F. SWIST, Prop. PHONE 6624 X f xx in ' Jh.. -li.. Rosenberg's News Service Daily, Weekly Sunday Papers and Magazines DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME 236 GREENWICH AVE. STAMFORD, CONN. The Lawrence Drug Store, Inc. 192 Atlantic Street Stamford, Conn. Prescriptions Our Specialty PHONE 567 Hirsch's Cleaning and Dyeing TAILORING 17 Atlantic Street Stamford, Conn. The Chamberlin Stationery Co., Inc. Stationers and Ojice Outfitters BANK STREET STAMFORD, CONN. I' V A X 'lah JILL.. 1217, , ff uf, fy, 'lf' Telephone 3914 O O ' an Samuel Phllhps ,3 mc. jeweler and Silversmith Fine Diamonds, Watches, The Pagan Jewelry TWO SLIM, BUCKLED Fine Re aim: STRAPS, A TAPERING, P Hg GRACEFUL HEEL Agency GORHAM SILVER 225 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD, CONN. lL. Spellke Sv. Son 419 Main Street Stamford, Conn. H. Frankel E99 Son Stamford Style Shop 262 Atlantic Street Apparel for All Telephone 2065 The Mernstein Shop EST. 1898 Gowns, Frocks, Coats and Furs For Every Occasion Stamford's Touch of Fifth Ave Staten Island Cleaning and Dyeing Est. 421 MAIN STREET STAMFORD, CONN. 1 NN IW, M .!l'l,, fl, ,U Winfield V. 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