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

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-. m ,, X- w GX I l llfw' ' la. sh. Ifhn ily f'nsiQl01n:111 Strawn Now York City, N. Y. Asst. linsinvss hlilllilgllfll' of Log. hll'llllN'l' of Alpha. Gold 'l'0illll. Golwrzll Course. l , I l 'X K ,V ' 4 dw JJ H! 'N Y. sq L 6 ,W f in tho Point Screnely does our Emmy walk, Sedately does our Emmy talk, So flecorous, from foot to hvud, Along our ways does Iglllllly trvall, But her voice, sweet, S02ll'i11g high, NVings like il SlQ'1il1'li tlnrougll tho slq 29

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f N X , Y. ,. U l- Jh. f, uf ?7,f':' V Ruth GNN'l?llll4llllli' I'l'lf0llill,'ll Stamford, Conn. , 1'l1oti0g1'apl1ic Ellitim' of tlm Point Alllllllwl' of Alpha. fllll'01'll'2lfl0l' of tlw Gray Tvam. f1927-'ZSJ-f1928-,295 College PI'0pa1'ato1'y Coursv. I Tall and Slatvly as a quocm, llair of softly lmrnislled sllevn, Strong, firm llillltl and fI'l0lllll'V voivv, l'ril'c-llio makos mu' lwarts rvjoicv. NV0 shall low lwl' laill thc' mul, Gallant C0llll'2lilI', splvmliml l'rim-ml. 28 Log

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W . fi f Ny xi f - . , ,II E: .gk ul, Ai- 'Ll' f- !'!'fy IU LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1929 E, tho long to be l'l5lll0lllllL'l'l?il and highly 2l1l1D1'l?lflil.iA!il 4-lass o l,il2fl--lll'lllg about to floparii from iliis-the Gray Court worl4l+ and luring' of a very Q'0llUl'0llS anil disposing niinil, ilo liorvlmy dm l7l1ll'0 this to ln- our last will and tesianwilt. thc Wo lwrvhy will, hcqiwatli, and in-isixow upon tho various invnilwrs Gray Court' family, all our nmrh l'll0l'lSlll'll Svnior privilx-gm-s and possvssions trusting that tlwsu samo lNf1llll'Si'S may in sonic' small nwasnri vompm-nsatu for thi- loss of our pwsviicfo, anml thati tlw ri-4-ipionts shall follow in our worthy foottstops anal. shall proiit. llwwlry: To Miss Gray-A hull-boy to koop trark ol' hvr glassm-s. To Miss Poi-tor--A private svicrcfiwiry. To Mrs Abell-A car at hor disposal. 'Fo Miss HlU0lilllll'gl'l'--rxll automatic piano for thi- ilyni. 'Fo Miss Fristoo-A lioitlo of ratsup for her table. To Miss l uli'on-Soinw pupils in t'0I1l,l'ili't hriilgo. To Mrs. Sonuniurs-A privalo garago noarvr txhv Main llnihling. To Mrs. linnt-A private Cll2llli'i'UllI'. To Miss Alll1'l'0ti1-xxll0l.ll01' 1-lass as inspiring as thi- vlass of 'ZSL To Mllo Moritz-A nursvry in which tzo lwup liur ulivrnhs QU. To Miss Van Wornwr-A music room for hor own uso. To Mine Vauilrvnil-A hot housv for hor prim- plants. V To Mrs. l'a1'ks-A varunni rlvanvr to pick up In-r si-raps in iiln- arlz room To Nancy Kling-Tho privili-go oi' lacing.: a svnior. 'l'o Ruth 1'aulsi-n-Ilvr own spvvmlhoat for hasty trips to Vonoziwla. To Bl2i1'gl101'llL0 Morrill-A11 aoroplano so sho can hop down and visit '4l'ritcl1'i at Wcsthaniptou. To Marion Simis-A few inches. To Dorothiz Webster-A way to iix her hair. To Emily Musscn-A home nearer Gray Court. To Mary Cloud-A private library. To Ruth Coleiuan-A soothing Tlflllfflly for her nniscliicvousucss. 30 oi