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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1933 volume:

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CONN. 1933 'I :I f xx ah Bvhiraiinn WN loving appreciation of her conf stant friendship through many years, and her loyal support in all our undertakings, We, the class of '33 dedicate this twelfth volume of THE POINT LOG to iilllra. illnzalinh Illnztrr Ahrll 4 I V W , .5 f A f, ,HMM ,.. 5 L,-Q. m - , , 73 4 'fye JM..- fgtgffgu -f yy,-45? 6 U Z v-4 2 J r-4 LJ I1 Z -4 'I .-4 5 f ' yy W- . Iliff! L Wi, - f. ffl iff, I-A-L GRAY COURT Graceful in the beauty of thy pillars tall, Rising, fair and steadfast, near the old sea wall, Ardently inspiring those who come thy way, Youthful hearts are singing praise of thee today. Calmly thou art standing, through the years that pass, Otf'ring joy and beauty to eaeh eager lass, Undisturbed by tempests, ehangeless in thy love, Radiant and kindly, like the skies above, Thou, dear Alma Mater, thou art ours to love. A SONNET Gray Court, thy head is lifted high, In calm serenity, with much grace, Calm and serene, beneath the friendly sky Wliitfli watches thee and bends to toueh thy faee, Mayhap the winds may beat thee, tieree and wild, Long may the sun from thee be l1id away, And then, when storms are gone, the heavens mild, Almost may thou be touched by wind-driven spray. Yet thou dost never bend to those less strong, Thou knowest the sun and moon Zlllti stars for friend, And thou who has stood proudly here so long Shalt stand serene and calm unto the end. Thou holdest thy head with glad assuranee high, And o'er thee bends the guarding, tender sky. 7 EVIHILOI'-i7'?'-0lIif'f . . . Busimfss Mcmagw' Alumnae Hcrorflfffr Calendar .,..... . Joke Editor AN Editor .,., Fa1'uHy Arlffisor A Editorial .. Faculty .,.. Seniors ...4 Class VVill A A . Class Pro Jheey A.., I . Upper School , A . Lower School ., Athletics ..A.. Limericks .... f '- xx it ' -V l Cal -dh. -f 4-354 POINT LOG STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS Gray Court Alphabet . . . Jokes ..A.......,, News of the Day . . A AN APPRECIATION . . Amfzmz SPALLl+l'l l'A Do1:o'rHY STERLING . IQATHEIIINE BKIAPP .. Doisorny Hwnoic IIl41Nlill'1'l l'A HkIl'iC3K MA1:Joi:m Blrlzmzliblc Miss Bnocicsunoun 9 11 15 21 23 27 33 35 42 51 55 57 To Miss Gray, Mrs. Huey, Miss Bloekburger, and Miss McLean, the Point Log Staff' wishes to extend its most grateful appreciation for the very generous aid and encouragement rendered by them during the publication of this Volume Xll of the Point Log. 8 f N NX , 63 ' My f 'ff-if lt A ,Q , f' l iff ,mf 1 ' r lf '-- to fi f ' -'llqf--1-,eg if' ,Y -'N tl .Jak KJ ' ' 1 - s' 'I ' f ' H.B.Ps Miki gitdhxt f . . , W- -- .:-:--:aff ::::rf'-1'4 ',ef:f-'- -- 4' if -- -11 ' ' 'V f 1 ' 3--...,.-. .. . Q xv, reL'f. 5,1. ' -'. J 'L k..L-, ff . .f-11 f '. 'i 2-'A ,'f...'.'f1...',f...1.'- LW-,-ff - .-Abx xx.- W :fr -. ORIG than two thousand years ago, in a sunny land washed by the Nlediterranean Sea, there lived a people whose valor and high ideals were famed throughout the ancient world-the Atheniaiis-whose wisdom and deeds of bravery have been immortal- ized in poetry and song. 'lloday we aeeept their name as a synonym for aspiration. Among the halt'-forgotten legends of heroic- times the tradition of their supreme courage has eome down to us. NVQ- here at school desire above everything' some of the eourage which carried those ancient heroes through every hardship to their ultimate victory. NVe have to fight as difficult a battle as they-the battle ot' life. iave armem oni-se ves. ie n e-1 s o lrav foui tie mow ei ge ana aspiration and selt'-eonlidenee that it has taught us, 'will be our shield and bnekler in the battle that is to come. .lust as they were armed with shining swords and helmets, so we l l l 'Fl 'l .l tt' V C' 't, l l l' fl l - I ' s Armed with these prieeless gifts we will face life with clear eyes and stout hearts and like the great heroes of old We will be Strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. 9 f xx , JL., l l.f.,f,y JL GRAY Hovsm RETROSPECT 0 school, whal shall wc lake of lhoo for ours To kuop long' aftor wc have loft thy halls? 0 sl1all il hu tho lJL'l'l'llI1'1C of thy Howvrs, Ur fll0l1gIlll'S of moon-travail shaclows on lhy walls? U shall il ho lho l'I1lIl'IT1llI'Ul'lll0 sc-as 'l'hal sing' so 111-al' lllClI' vllallgoful mulomly, Ur l'Yl'lllllgL' wlnispors of a passing' lmnwzo 'l'ha1 stoals with silonl slvp across lhv loa? All llll'SUf2lll, wx- woulcl l'll1'l'l!ill ilu-111 as ours, Ami hohl thm-m all-vp al hoart llll'Ullg'll yi-ars to vcllll ll0Illl'H1lH'2llll'l', loo, ln'ing's havli H1-ol, g'0llli'll hours Hlwlll llwro wilh l'UITll'2lll1'S true-. Ah, 'llSlll0Sll11l Ui' lhvso groal joys aml many mow, thou porl Ui'llappim-ss,1l1a1 malws thoo lowwl, Gray ll0lIl'l. ll! 7 xx 3 Aka.. .ah ,f,,.fj, L , MU FYR, f'.'1'u -4-.N-. ... - ......u-H ..... , ., ,.. ,fp-gi. I .. . , ,, ,,.,. 4, :,:,..A-..,,,,,.....,,,,,,.-mm'm- . --V --,- -5 Q- .. '- r-'F-'.' : ' '--1.-' - -:----- .A ::'i :7 '-'::::.-.....,.,-,, iraq-J., ' 5 . - .-,':-- -- --3f.'f,...'.., 7 v: .g--.::,,--:'.- .,,,,, 5--Q' .'. ---1-T.- '-.'1 - ' ' '.1.-'Y-42' ','.a, -'L '..., . ,,, -.Ah - -Jf.:!. jg A ,Sy-, '- I - ' .-.1-...:,.,,,-5331. . f. . .- .,,1-:: : - - ,.'.- jx. ,-V -.. - -- 4-. - ' L ' ff ---'-'lf-v':.' --- -Jgfg., - :.',4. .L...',-',j' '- ' - ,g.j'.: . :'.'.-,. - 'H 1. 1. 1 A '.. v . Q. ,A jx m , , 'll 3 1 D f 'W' ,M-F, L 'g ff. Miss .Tmssm CALmM GRAY 12 7 X X6 ,- w yy, C23 .gk n vEg2 gh, f, wf'.f2,,,1,'l' il I ' 1 ' 1 td if .ff 's '--.. pv- 6 13 I yx , Q ' lp, 34, 'f'Lf7,y'z Miss BNHNLCE TOXVNSENII PI5l'l'l'lCl' Advisor to H10 Log' 14 1. -44... f N , . NN 1' 1 1 QB A L. 'gk , , 'V .,'.', fx, . If , M! MU mn Pew H.UP 4 i' - . -- f 1 -4 --- -' - '2 - . A .--- -. . '- -- ,' ,- -, ,. - K: . .--- - 4 -,, Y. ,I ,wwf -- . 'f , 1 :--- Y . -, - .- , .j-V, Q :A ,. , Q . N 1:1'-- , ' ', -, ,-:f .: rf-. Z ' f . fr 1 - - '. . f -, - - --'- 'H -- .. 17,----:I,':, ' ' A - F 1 7 N , l- GD ' ff b , l ffl! V Miss EVHLYN P. Bmvlclsulxamz Fzlclllty Advisor 16 rl wks 7 , Im f i l la wif, H, ,, if .flpwi V Amcmc Sl'Al.l,lf1'l l'A Now York Pity. l'oll1-go l'u-paralory Uourso. Prosimlout of Senior Vlass. l'i'c-simloiit of Alplla. Vvllllllfl' of Sl'llOl2ll'Slll1J Nlozlal, 12132. lllalilor-in-l'liiol' of llllllll liogr. Gray Toam. 17 44. DiJlIfJ'l'l'lX' Ilmcoii Stamford, Coimoclicuii. Uollogo Preparatory Course. Gray Team. llonor Girl in 1932. Secretary of Senior Ulass. Calendar Bocordor for Point Log. lllomlmor of Alpha. , NN I,OlI0'I'HY S'rEr:L1Nu Lynbrook, New York. General Course. Gray Team. Business Manager l1Og'. Member of Alpha. of Point an -ill' L ,'.', A' '!l,'j, KATH1-1I:IN1'1 lX'lAl'I' Wilmi11g't011, New York. General Course. Captain of Gray Team. Treasurer of Senior Ulass. Alumnae Recorder for Point Log. Member of Alpha. Varsity-19332. Varsity-1933. II1cN1:11-:'1 1'.x Il1c1:c'1i Stz1n1fo1'1l, f'0ll!lCI fiC'lll. l'0llog'0 I,l'0IJ2ll'ilt0l'f' f10lll'S0. H0111 'l'L-um. Joke Plmlitor for Point Log. Nl0I11l1v1' of Alpha f '- Ny. X. , , GD f . I gym .m.. h. H,x1:.1411:114: l31'1:1:1c1.1.1-1 l'm'kskill, Xvw York. lla-1101'z1l c'0lll'Sl'. Gold IIYUHHI. XYi6't'-Pl'l'Sitll'lll, ui' .Xlp 19 Ari l+hl1tn1'of P01111 Lug 11:1 f '- NN S' 'GT ' ' +fa,' ,, A if 20 wa fa ...L js. v I 'Q To 'I' o To T 0 I' 1-'i ,. 1. U flf Ju.. ,, .fa,f2,..1w LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1933 l'l,lt'l1c superior a11d gifted tllass of 1933, being about to leave the portals of GRAY COURT, and wishing to bestow a portion ot' our wealth Elllll learning on tl1ose not so richly endowed, do will ind bequeath the following remembrances to those we leave behind us: llo Miss Gray-A set of unbreakable bottles for her medicine cabinet. To Miss Porter-A tiling cabinet in which to store her jig-saw puzzles. To Miss Blockburger-A jar of Stacomby for her side curls. To Mrs. Abell-The opportunity to b r o a d e a s t T l1 e G a r d e n o f Flowers. ' ' 170 Mrs. Sommers-A keeper for Emmy l.ou's turtles. llo Miss Martinson-A little privacy. To Miss McLean-Better prepared seniors. Mrs. Huey-Special telephone rates between here and Akron. Mlle. Dubosson-A big, big atlas. 170 Dr. Reque-A return ticket to Gray Court. To Miss Pritchard-A charge account of Peck 85 Peck's. Fo' Lynn Logan-A bottle of peroxide. To Margaret Dodge-A trunk large enough to hold-letters. Po Lydia Ramirez-tt Permission for New York. To Lois Mclntyre-A l1igl1 chair. To Dorothy Malatesta-Bigger and better preludcs. To Louise Mathews-Helen Hicks' title. To June Melville--A pass to the lltlil'-d1'0SSGl',H. Margaret Parry-A driver's license, now that Dorothy has gone. Sophie Tschirn-'l'he Moonlight Sonata, with our best wishes. To Mary Barrett--A private lunchroom. Vivian Faulkner-A11 electric vibrator. To To Betty Gordon-Extra long Gym stockings. To Aimee Hunnicutt-A personal maid. Florence Nimiek-A tennis court. Fo To Mary Parmenter-A permanent position as door opener to Major. To Lucille Shine-A peaceful class to govern. To Daphnee Sylva-An encyclopaedia. To Marguerite Sylva-A foreign title to go with that manner. To Gladys Weller'-A complete set of Fletcher's novels. To Elinor Barrett-A seat in the Senate. To Jean Parry-A guaranteed freckle cream. To Blossom Rogers-All the weight that Lynn is losing. 21 , f '- xx .., fl i. To Dolly House-Another trip to 'Washington. Jean Spalletta-A lock and bolt for the door to her room. Gloria Steendal-A permit to use a curling iron at school. To Jacqueline Collins-A telepl1o11e connecting Study Hall with Miss Gray's classroom in order to tell Miss Gray the time for bells. To Marjorie Fox-More time with Lydia. Beatrice Nimick-Lower school tennis championship. To Elizabeth Henderson-A megaphone. Jane Huszagh-A chance to play the lead in Huckleberry Finn. To Betsy Leavitt-More rubber bands. To Trientje Hood-Another dachshund. To Patsy Leavitt-The prize for nonchalancc. Virginia Reiner-Horses, horses, horses. Virginia Schick-A VVonderland to go with that look. Vonda McCloskey-A medal for fighting her sister's battles. Barbara Schick-A special comb for those curly locks. . Emmy Lou Sommers-A chalice to be a Scout leader. To Elizabeth Speed-A West Point Wedcliiig. To Marie Wildel'-A private locker. Sally Brown-An electric questionnaire. To Mary Ann Barr-A machine which will add, subtract, multiply, and Y1W 0 Yi! 0 'I' o T 0 To To To To To To divide. To Catherine Givens-All the little pussies and puppies that we find. To Patricia Grubb-All the newest jig-saws of cats. To Joan Kuebler-Some toys to add to her collection. To Janet Morosoff-A chance in the Movies as a second Jackie Coogan. To Martha Savage-A degree from the Abell school of music. To Barbara Stephens-A dietitian to be present at meals. To Mary Alice McCloskey-Some Mascara for those lashes. To Betsy Stafford-More baby dolls. Lansing Holden-Long trousers. Diane Pitman-Permission to bring her little sister to school with her. 'llo To To Joanne Rose-Several jump ropes. To Uarmela Santarsiero-A little more sang froidf' 'l'o Dorothea Wooclliiig-All the stories in the library about pussy-cats. vVl1Cl'QllI1i0 we, the undersigned, have hereby set our names and affixed our seal o11 this, the first day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three. ,, , , THE CLASS or 1933. EC - 152 gm ff if :li 22 7x 'N K M N . t' . if I sig h. PROPHECY tThc follrzzrilig scwrzc is in a Gypsy Tea Room. Kitty Mapp, who has studicrl crystal gaeiwg, is about to fell thc fortune of a young lady uf cz fablc fin thc far curl of thc room. l'pon rcuohifug the fable she finds if is Dot Sfl'l'ftll.Q, Iwi' roommate af Gray l'ourt.j ITTY MAPP, you of all people telling fortunes! l can't believe it! Roommate, what a shock. I haven't seen you for ages. After 'I left Gray t'ourt I studied crystal gazing and here I am. Great! l.et's see how good you are. l still want my fortune told. Sit nearer, Dotty, and look into the crystal. What do you see? Nothing! You don lt? l can see a large, white building, trees, water and a group of children. Kitty, it must be Gray t'ourt. It is. 1 see tlarmela. She is leading cheers at pep meeting, and Joanne Rose is singing her class song. Now I see a teacher coming down the stairs. lt is a teacher and yet it looks like June Melville. It is June. She is the Latin Teacher. Oh, Kitty, how odd. Remember we used to wonder what June would do in the future? Go on!,' 1 see another teacherg it must be Miss Blockburger, she is in a gym outfit. l see her more plainly now. No, it isn't Miss Blockburger. Come 011, Kitty, don't keep me guessing, who is it? l'm not sure: wait, I have to concentrate more deeply. Ah, l see her now. l know who it is. XVl1o ? tt Betty Gordon. Go on Madame 'Adams'g this is going to be good. Now I see another large building. It is surrounded by skyscrapers, people, noise, and tratiic. lt is Macy's. Un the lower floor l can see a mob of people, they are crowding around a counter. I ean't see the purpose of their curiosity. ttliook closer, Kitty, and see what it is all about. U, K. Bc quiet and let me lose myself in my thoughts. I see a young lady behind the counter, she looks Very familiar. Her face is covered with a thick. white substance. lt is cold cream. She's wiping it off now. Good night!! it's' Lynn! Now the crystal shows me the inside of New York's leading beauty salon, owned by Daphnee Sylva. 23 fl iff .L ,, fy Ag, ,, ff....,f., VVe are just in time to see two of her models. Look, Barbara Schick is her model for the famous 'Sylva Hair Tonic-.' The other girl is showing the latest coiffure in linger waving. Hold your breath, room- mate, it's Gloria Steendalf' What about some of the younger girls? Gaze into the crystal and see if you can discern anything. I can see a college campus and some girls, that's all. VVhy that is Joan Kuebler, Catherine Givens and Trientje Hood. Trientje has just won the Junior Tennis Cup. Jacqueline Collins, just home from Vassar, is there, too, as a week-end guest. Wl1at about Sally, Mary Ann Barr and the rest? 't Mary Ann and Sally are studying music abroad, while Vonda and Ma1'y Alice are just traveling around. Virginia Schick is specializing in algebra at the college where Aimee is the Junior Instructor. Janet Morosolt and Patricia Grubb are studying botony there also. Let's stop, I 'm tired. Not now, Kitty, this is too interesting. What else can you see? The crystal is clouded, wait a second. I can see Jane Huszagh. She has just been elected president of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. She has also established a wonderful hospital for dogs and cats. Lucille Shine is head doctor, a11d Peggy Dodge is head nurse. V What about Sophie? Is she in the crystal? The crystal takes me to a foreign land, where yellow-skinned natives go about their daily work. It is China. In o11e of the rickshas I see Sophie with her missionary husband doing their daily rounds. t'By the day, Dot, how did you like your lunch? It was delicious, Kitty, some of the best food I have tasted in a long time. VVhy? The dessert is one of Vivian Faulkner's famous recipes. She gives radio talks every morning. How interesting, I'll have to tune in. Look, the crystal is changing and I can see a broadcasting station. Beatrice Nimick has just finished one of her travel talks and Emmy Lou is about to entertain her audience with her songs, assisted by the Radio Twins, none other than the Barrett Sisters. I always knew those girls would make good. How thrilling! Can you see anything exciting in store for me? HI can see that you are going to attend one of the greatest per- formances to be given this season. Adele Spalletta is the directress of a new version of the play, 'Uncle Tom's Cabinj Topsy and Eva are to 77 79 24 I v I fl L L be played by Betsy and Patsy Leavitt. The gorgeous settings will be designed by Virginia Reiner. After the play the famous dance team composed of the Hercks, who are under the supervision of that noted dancing instructor, Lou Mathews, will interpret the music composed by Dolly Rouse. Following that, I see a great singer, one who has won fame recently, Martha Savage. The master of ceremonies is to be that juvenile actor, Lansing Holden. I see among the audience Miss Blossom Rogers, the celebrated aviatrixg Senorita Lydia Ramirez, the famous Mexican actress, a noted eye doctor, Barbara Stephens, and one of the leaders of the social world, our Florence Nimick. Our younger set will be represented by Elizabeth Speed, Marie Wilder' and Elizabeth Henderson, debutantes of last month. I see also that da1'k, fascinating young lady, Miss Diane Pitman. Up front I see a special box reserved for the holder of the Woman's National Duck Shooting Championship, Miss Marjorie Burrelle. Mary Parmenter is going to cover this per- formance for the newspaper, being the reporter of the day, and Mar- guerite Sylva, the outstanding dramatic critic, will also be present. You look tired out, Kitty, but please tell me some more about the Gray Court girls. t'l'll tell you about our famous political friends in Wi1SlllIlgt0I1. Margaret Parry has been elected Congresswoman from Connecticut, and Jean Spalletta is a member of the Cabinet. I see also that Jean Parry is the Secretary to the President of the United States Bank. Gladys IVeller is leading a happy married life and living in Virginia. Dotty Malatesta is assistant to Mrs. Abell and Lois McIntyre is posing for Pepsodent. Little Dorothea NVoodling is June Melville's outstand- ing Latin pupil, and I see Marjorie Fox, who has just returned from Mexico. Betsy Statford is doing such great work in history that she plans to major i11 that subject when she goes to college. My! Kitty, how time has changed us. And you, what are your plans? Have you given up your ambition to make the Olympic swim- ming team?l' 'tlndeed not! After this month I will have made enough money to give up my work here and go out to California to start training again with my team. This was done for a pastime and also for a little extra money. And what about you, Dot? 'tWho, met? I'm in the Navy now. 71 25 f -, , . , XX , ,., y ,,,f,,,-V -mf, .ff -ii, 26 .' .eggs h W, A-N L 'a 'lgvgylnau my , U CJ mimi L - - f -- , ., -:..,--- --.g.,. , -Y-Lfgp I--',,,,,.f.:, - -,V --,1..:v..f4.. ,5.-NJN,-55..: l.:'m , -4- ,- 27 xv-' ,gl ,, f.!,.,f, .4-Ju. ,,,, V 28 Ju. find a really f' GR 'I V All -4-'L STATISTICS Name Alias Orcupnfimi Amlrition Dorothy Herck Dot Making Virgil To be a lady crooner ' scrapbooks Henrietta Henk Helmiev Losing Papers To be like Dorothy Katherine Mapp Pinocchio Taking baths To outshine Dorothy Sterling Adele Spalletta Marjorie Burrelle Carolyn Logan Margaret Dodge Louise Mathews Margaret Parry June Melville Dorothy Malatesta Lois McIntyre Sophie Tschirn Lydia Ramirez Mary Barrett Aimee Hunnicutt Vivian Faulkner Elizabeth Gordon Marguerite Sylva Daphnee Sylva Lucille Shine Florence Nimick Mary Parmenter Gladys Weller Cyrano Prunella Falstaffh Don Quixote O phel'ia Lou Marg Mouse Pa Loie Soph Johnnie Mary' Mouse Ma Betty Sylvan .. . .. junior Shiney Flo Mary Glad Remaking Gloria Keeping her hair up Telling tall stories Cracking wise Looking exotic Grinding Making perfect sheets Doing research work Being sweet Making Schlag runs Picking np after Betty Going to bed early Drawing in her books Straightening her locker Writing to South and Ruth Annoying Sophie Devising new coiFfnres Saving seats for Seniors Calling class meetings Wearing turtle neck sweaters Instructing Marguerite Setting the styles To To Georgia Coleman live in FIIIIIKIPIPHX new magazine To defeat Miss Porter in argument Platinum hair Dietrich's eyebrows Hole in one To type 100 words a minute To be a toothpaste ad. Master's degree To reach Kitty's height To weigh 105 To acquire 100 fraternity pins To be a lady politician To find a perfect alibi To put that laugh to music To convert the heathen To be a second Mme. Lurie To live at Gray House To yodel To come back next year To travel To own a plantation fl .fr I N . AQ.. ' 'fri f f .4-ba. STATISTICS Haunt .flilmvnt Hobliy 17ut'0ritr' If.l'PI'!'XSi0Ilf Couch by the piano Quadratics Carving soap Henrietta-please!!!! Stamford library Blushing Looking like Lillian Gish Oh! dearie us!! At the medicine cabinet Loud sneeze Cutting the .ride Inirns Roommate!!!! Gray Home piano Chopin Singing Anchors Oh! dearie me!!! AfVVeigh N'-'ill' 3 ffllllflllll' Tllasl Taking the purp Da-a-a-rling!!! to bed llllflilll il! ftllllll 8 Golllllsll Describing Gerry I haven't the vagucst Q idea!! Near a mirror Pulls Gruesome stories Bilgewater! NVith Lou Tilly lable VVriting important letters You dropped something Un the Green Rellealsals Refusing second helpings Hey, Peg!! Back room Freckles Wavy hair Oh, yeaiigrr On the Ram's Head Thflsff extra DUll11flS Communing with Nature VVhat a face!!! Mlle's room Grammar Extra Credit Heyy Ylllllll Living P00111 table Lafill Sitting on pillows VVhat the heck!!! VVith Betty Naivtitf More of everything G-r-y-r-r!! Puzzle table English Toast and rea Here We areii VVith Lucille Cllfls Hair ribbons Oh, heck!! Two pl3CCS at OIICQ Algebra Collecting Scottics Mouse darling! Static By the radio Spit curls Aw, nertz ! ! Old Ironsides 8 count prone fall 5C0iCl1 101465 Yez don't mean it!! Her locker Younger sister Speaking Fi-giich Bien!! with Mlle. Her bedroom window Vliave set VVa5tiiig time Hey' Wait fm- Daphnce!! The cooler Freshman class Sami-day miiriiiiig hikes AW, go on!! The courts School-girl complexion Laughing Oh, rieefar!! Hairdressers Sneaker lacers Being early to breakfast Yes, Kitty! Her bed That Southern draw! Edgar VVallace Wl1erc's my June-butlll f ?' V XA .,z, f f 1 hu. 32 'xx ,- im... TLQWLER -3-lu ah! f f xy Y. . IW .I A bf, ' -30. 5, 3-L 7 x X- 'J 3 . l I I 'ffm V kb ,f,', fy 'ff .-'11,-,'f 49- ffx A yhxf f L jx- , 5 Q U 93 N L 1 lf' mf' V A ,,' , .f, 36 7 x NN N H 75 f , Al- , ,ff ,,, V V ' '-fffll -AL. MARTHA SAVAGE ll L . X X 7 , N 93 'xy' wi. K f,.'!if', ii L ATHLETIC TEAMS LPPER SCHOOL GRAY TEAM UPPER SCHOOL GOLD TEAM KA'i'liERlXE RIAPP. Caplaiu NNE MFI.vlI.I.E, Clirrr Imarlrr ELINOR BARRETT ATARGARET IJOOIQE ATARJOKIE FOX DOROTHY HERCK UAROLYN LOGAN Lois M1-INTYRE DOROTHY BTALATESTA BEATRICE INIMICK HLOSSOM ROGERS I.lnRO'rHx' RuI'sE AOELE SPALLETTA JEAN SPALLETTA DOROTHY STERLINL. IJAMINEE SYLVA FLORENCE NIMICK, Captain AIARGARET PARRY, Captain AIMEE HUNNICIJTT, Clzccr Lradry ATARY BARRETT RTARJORIE BURRELLE vTACQ'l7EI..INE COLLINS X7IVIAN FAULKNER BETTY GORDON TTENRIETTA HERCK LOUISE TNTATHENVS NIARY PARMENTER JEAN PARRY LYDIA RAMIREZ LIICILE SHINE GLORIA STEENDAI. SOPHIA TSCHIRN M.-xR4:IfERI'I'E SYLYA fi!-ADYS WELLER LOWER SCHOOL GRAY TEAM LOWER SCHOOL GOLD TEAM Hmsr LEAx'l'r'r, TRIENTJE HOOD, , Captain and Cham' Lvmlcr Captam and Clzrvr Lcarlcr TANE HI'szAuII ELIZABETH HENDERSON .PATSY I.EAv1TT XYONDA MCCLOSKEY Yym:INIA REINER VIRGINIA SLYHICK BARBARA Srnicx EMMY Lou SOMMERS ELIZABETH SPEED MARIE WILDER TINY GYM GRAY TEAM TINY GYM GOLD TEAM ATARV ANN BARR SALLY BROWN LANSINI: HOLDEN JOAN KUEDLER JANET NTOROSOFF BUSY STAFFORD HARRARA STEPHENS Sehlag I Tennis .. Schlag . . Tennis ...., . Throw Ball ,. , FATHERINE GIvENs PATRICIA GRUBB MARY ALICE MCCLOSKEY DIANNE PITMAN JOANNE ROSE CARMELA SANTARSIERO DOROTHE,k WOODLING WINNING TEAMS FOR 1933 TTPPER SCHOOL Gray Team, Gray Team. TAOVVEH S Gray Team. Gray Team. Gray Team. 38 CHOOL . , Betty Happy Cup ,. Bernice T. Porter Cup .. Gray Court Banner .. Bernice T. Porter Cup Gray Court Letters iwf xx ,- -- fl ,Q 1 ,,f, ,, ifl.f,fc 'ff V Kitty Nlapp CGrayD Lois Melntyre CG1'z1yj Vivian Faulkner tGolml LETTER WINNERS FOR 1933 Urvnn SCuooL .4-L. NI ngaret Dodge fGrayj N uy Barrett fGoldj June Melville tGrayj Hrfslwtlzatll Arm Halzfls J a H Sophie Tschirn-Gold U .lean l'arry-Gold G Gloria Steendal-Gold G sh 'vthall LlJfI'l'l'S Elinor Barrett-Gray G Dorothy Rouse-Gray tl Blossom Rogers-Gray G Jacqueline Collins-Gold G Marjorie Fox-Gray G Margaret Parry-Gold G Dorothy Herek-Gray G Lueile Shine-Gold G Adele Spalletta-Gray G Lower: Sonool, 11IiTI'll'1:.S' Jane Hnszagh-Gray G Throw Ball Betsy Leavitt-Gray G Jane Huszagh-Gray C Patsy Leavitt-Gray G Virginia Reiner-Gray G Barbara Schick-Gray G GRAY COURT BASKETBALL TEAM Kitty Mapp fG1'ayJ-Jfmnpiwg Center Lois Melntyre QGrayJ-SMP Uffnfw' Vivian Faulkner CG0ldj-Right Foruvarrl Margaret Dodge fGrayj-Left Forward Mary Barrett fGoldj-Right Guan! June Melville CGrayj-Left Guard Gu.-xr TEAM GoLn TEAM Elinor Barrett Dorothy Rouse Blossom Rogers Marjorie Fox Dorothy Herek Adele Spalletta .l u m ping I 7 f'11tr'r Stiller f'c'11ter Right Forfzvarzi' Left Frwfwarrl Right Guard Left Guard Sophie Tsehirn Jean Parry Gloria Steendal Jacqueline Collins Margaret Parry Lueile Shine 39 1 y X.. 73 X A 0 A ff ,','f,,. '. fmfj, 'A' HONORABLE MENTION UP1,EIT Sc11ooL TENNIS Aimee Hunnicutt ftioldj Lois Mclntyre fGrayj June Melville ffirayj Kitty Mapp CGrayj Lynn Logan Qfirayj Ul'I'EIi SCHOOL SCHLAG Margaret Parry fGoldj Lois Mclntyre fGrayJ Margaret Dodge QGrayj Vivian Faulkner Ciloldj June Melville fGrayJ Elinor Barrett ffirayj Aimee Hunnieutt CGoldJ Mary Barrett CGoldJ Marjorie Fox CGrayj Dorothy Rouse Cflrrayj UPPER SCHOOL BASKETBALL Florence Nimick fGoldJ Aimee Hunnicutt Ctioldj Lydia Ramirez flioldj Mary Parmenter fGoldJ Dorothy Malatesta fG1'ayJ LOWER SoHooL TENNIS Trientje Hood CGoldJ IJOWER- SCHOOL SCHLAG Elizabeth Henderson fGoldD Virginia Schick Cflroldj Patsy Leavitt ftirayj Jane Huszagh fiirayj Trientje Hood fGoldJ Betsy Leavitt fflrrayj IJOVVER SCHOOL Tuuow BALL Virginia Schick fGoldj Elizabeth Henderson fGoldj Marie Wilclcr fGoldJ Trientje Hood fGoldj 40' f ' NN Y . It D Pep and School Spirit are two friends which we all want and which we all have, only they need to be brought to the front. Together they mean stand- ing by your s c h o o l through thick and thing being a l i t t l e kinder and blinder to the faults of those about yong envying less those who excel youg thinking more of your neighbor and a little less of yourself. H a n d i n if f h a nd they m a k e the n e r v e t o tackle th e h a r cl e s t task with a whistle or a song They make the friendly smiles which scat- ter ugly frowns. They prompt one to help when another is dow11. They are the grit that m a k e s us smile at our defeats. They make us look for the best in each and every one and they help us to m e e t o u r - disappoint- ments with a laugh. They help us to say I will for we .know we can. These two friends give us the courage to act on a sudden hunch that our services are needed by another and they make our feet climb and our hands cling when we feel sure that we are slipping. Everyone knows when Pep enters the room and is glad. School Spirit is more quiet though loved as dearly as Pep and so the two working together, make a wonderful pair. Gray tlourt Girls, let n s k e e p th e s e two very g 0 o d friends- S c h 0 o l S p i r i t a n d P e p. 41 f xx - '. ... t GRAY COURT LIMERICKS There is a tall lady called Keety, lVho comes from a very big Ueety. Her naive monkey-shines All our gloom undermines, And we laugh till we ery at this Keetyf' Dotty S. joined the Senior called Mappyf' And made us all more than happy. She may sit and dream But her eyes shine and gleam If the Navy is praised and called snappy. Slim Adele, as still as a mouse, Comes stalking each morn from Gray House To prove that she's quiet, We dare you to try it, Listen in when she can't find her blouse. Marjorie Burrelle, we all do avow, At yarns Sl18,S certainly a wow. First it's pineapple-then fish- Thati her gun brings to dish, Not a thing is quite safe from her now. The Herek sisters, tall and so fair, Seem always to be free from a care. They sing high and low, To weddings they go, They're surely a most charming pair. Our Peg is a great jig-saw aeeg With you she will run a fast rave. She delves and she dives, She plans and contrives To make each piece tit in its place. There is a blonde lady named Lynn, NVhose thirst for her mail is a sin. She's first up the stair To see if Bob's is there, Or Jim, Dave, Ted, Jack-what a dill. 42 f xxx - , w mv nf, , fe-Mx.. L Our Lydia all laughing and gay, From Mexico came one bright day. She came here to seek Good English to speak, lt's not 'dee-fee-cult' -did she say? llere's Sophie so anxious to diet, But potats won't allow her to try it. She sees them and groansg She eats them and moans, I must have one more -it's a riot! Margaret, whose last name is Parry, Is learning to drive but is waryg For the fences and posts Dance around like big ghosts And the cars close behind will not tarry. Jolly Lois with cheeks red and round, From Riverside to school is bound On a bicycle swift She needs not a liftg It keeps her from gaining a pound. Merry June so lithe and so straight, ln elass knows many a dateg But of beasts and bird lore She knows even more, And loves Mother Nature so great. There is a young golfer named Lou, To Birdie and lilashie' she'll acquaint you She swings in the door And shouts to us, Fore! She really can play the game, too. Dot M.'s a musician so clever, Reads difficult pieces forever. ln Gym she's a whiz, VVill pass a hard quizg She ne'cr her old friendships will sever. 43 I L .,f.f, '14 uf, ,ff,,L, ' Flore11ce Nimick's our joy and our pride Though she travels oler oceans so wide Her heart's with us stillg Our hearts are hers till She returns again to this side. Teclinocracy fills Aimee's mindg Sl1e tries all its marvels to find. She thinks of inventions To fulhll her intentions To make it do work every kind. The telegrams come and they come i- With loads of good cheer and then some From Buffalo far To Mary they areg They sure keep the wires all al1um. Our Vivian, quick on her feet, In Basketball cannot be beat. She's not very tall But runs for the ballg The goal is soon made-just as neat. The-re's laughing Lueile, Freshmen say, She 's singing the whole live long day. Funny jokes she will tell, Believe them or not-oh, Well- It's great to have pep and be gay. Mary Barrett has grown like a weedg She's very nice looking indeed. But for all Sl18,S grow11 up She will romp like a pupg Her friends follow where she will lead. Though Betty is not easily rutlled, Her words are most surely not muflledg If 'gainst Scotchmen you speak, Some shelter you'll seek, For Betty has many times scutfled. 44 ' 4 1' ' , A -is A , NH ,gn 1, ..f.,.2f,.l:1 L Miss Weller is fair illltl drops rs, She knows all tl1e songs and their stars, Gets boxes galore Tomorrow there'll be more, Th postm 111 nee ls 'ix great bl f CAIS e .2 os' There is a young lady-Dapl1nee- Who makes lovely waves-you should see She twists them right here, Pins them tight to your earg lt really is worth a l1igh fee. M. Sylva's a housekeeper bright, For tidiness she's out of sight. If a button you lose She quickly will choose To find 0110 and sew it on right. Elinor, healthy and strong, To the Eighth Grade Class does belong. Sl1e dresses in style, Can walk many a mileg Her l1821l'l,S full of laughter and song. In Spelling there is not a word Of which Blossom one time has heard, She'll spell them all right A11d try with her might To find harder ones-she's a bird. Jean S. likes to read tl101'G,S no doubt, She reads all the stories about. Curled 11p in a chair Like a woolly worm there, For classes we have to her ro11t. Now Slg'lll'-Slielllg claimed one young girl, She rode till her head was awhirl. In Wasliiiigtoii great Looked early and late. 'Twas Dolly-that lucky young girl. 45 I xx e :A 'lift an .yy ,I ,ffAA ! ' 'L It's Gloria's voice all aboom, We're still in the bright dining room, Oh, Miss Gray, radio! May we have it? And so VVe listen to crooners eroon gloom. The Parrys, too, have a quick Jean: She runs all the time so she 's lean. If pranks countless are, You 11eed not look far, She 's started the fun here I ween. Our Jackie's a peach and a dear, Each morn brings her smile filled with cheer She's a true friend indeed To the one wl1o's in needy Her bright face makes gloom disappear. Marjorie Fox with her long curls each day, Will ask with glee, What will we play '? Oh, ean't it be Schlag? My mind's all agog! Oh, please let me have my own way. VVith giggles and laughter so bright, Our Bea goes from dawn until night. Her eyes dance with glee And, oh, dearie me, You tind yourself laughing all right. The Captain of Lower School Grays, Is Betsy who tries many ways To make l1er team wing They cheer with a din And try very hard all their days. Now l3ethie's as bright as a pin, But does not join in with the din. Sits quietly working, Her lessons not shirkingg She takes in the fun with a grin. 46 fr .+...,'-' f r. f L, A lover of dogs is our Jane, Her newest is now a Great Dane. She pets each in turn, Some tricks they will learn, But love for her Fats does not wane. Ginny Schick must be made of some spri11gs, She dances a11d ca ers and sin fs- , 7 She bounces around In the house-on the groundg Her gay merry laugh o'er all rings. There is a young lady, Miss Reiner, Wlimw certainly is a good di11e1'. She loves her Pishoug To see him you would, toog Look long and you'll fi11d 110 one finer. Our Patsy's as gay as a lark, At throwing a ball she's a shark, They go with a curve, They swing Zllld they swerve, WVc all try to hit her high mark. There's Trientje, the Gold Captain quick, Wlicm has a small brother named Dick. To Bermuda one day, She traveled away, She surely is 0110 cunning trick. Bobby Schick has dancing brown eyes, That seem to ask wherefores and whys, She will never see WI15' a boy she can't beg Those curls make us heave many sighs. Therc's Emmy Lou Sommers-Class Four- NVho never finds music a bore. Her sharps and her flats, Her this and her thats Are learned mid her giggles galore. 47 I W xx .X 1 ' ,,, fr V .J ,,,, f. 'A lf, -ii. A bump! Do not ask, there's no need, lt most likely is our Dee Speed, She rushes and slashes And through the house dashes, So all in her pathway take heed. There is a you11g lady, Marie, A more lovable lass ne'er can beg She traveled out West But liked us the bestg So now we have back our Marie. Now Vonda loves Spelling the best, She works hard and gets all the restg But long words-oh, boy- Simply fill l1er with joy! She writes them all down with great zest Now Sally so happy and Well, Wliat she will say next We can't tell. Her ambition's to sing, Great glory to bring To her much loved Mrs. Abell. Here 's Martha with black eyes agleam, Her whole little face all abeamg There's fun in tl1e air, lf Martha is there, To broadcast is now her one dream. Patricia will love any eat, The large, the small or the fat. No real ones about, She 'll cut pictures out And play that they live-will this Pat. Witli rattle and prattle and call, Comes Janet abouncing her ball. We really can't see Wliat the racket can be- She's spilled all her marbles-that's all. 48 7 ' xx 11 diff -du.. 1 'feffff JL There is a young lady named Joan, Who likes many toys to own. She's straight as a pine, Although she's just nine, And many a plaything she'll loan. 'Tis Barbara who makes a fine bed, With covers all smooth-it is said- But don't call too early, Or this little girlie Might still be found in that line bed. Fair hair and with eyes bright and brown, Is Catherine Givens from town. She loves all great beasts, And would like to give feasts, If robins and jays would Hy down. And here is our Mary Ann Barr, Who jumps lightly out of her car. She comes with the sun, To play and to rung At learning school work she,s a star. Wee Betsy comes in quite forlorn, lf baby dolls she can't adorn With real baby clothes, With bonncts and bows, She wants them to dress new each morn. Mary Alice Mctlloskey is small, She's 11ot very fat nor yet tall, She loves stories most Of fairy or ghost, ' And sits big-wide-eyed through them all. Dianne with her shiny black curls, Is surely the pick of small girls. She stays here for lunch, To be with her bunch, And into their fun herself hurls. 49 I '- xx X- - ' ' -, ww .5 ,'.l, ,Af 'f+,,j, 'l'l1urc,- is il young II1lSS-Jillllllt' Hosts- Wlho wuzlrs Qvury shzulu of llflll' hows. Sho jumps mpc all day lxlltl IIOVUI' will say, 'tl'm too tin-ml to jump on my tous. C2ll'IIlL'l2l so litth- and sweet, ls ccrtzlinly fast on llltl' foot. XVith 21 VL-ry lurigllt smilo She clrivt-s up in style lu cars wllivll :tru nifty :mtl neat. TllOI'0'S tim' ,lJ0l'0tll02l so meat , 7 Who camo wxth Fll'Sl Grade to cumpetv. She's hrivllt and so SIIIIIIVQ FN . She sees all thz1t's tunuyg NVQ vall llCl' our Sllffill' so swoct. ?'N TllQ1'Q is at small lad who eznch day Comes from at white houso 'cross tht- Wilfv As often as not, Dog higgol' than tot Accompzmies him at his play. 'EJ' 'W 50 ' A , fl f ll t ik. GRAY COURT ALPHABET A is for Aimee who can't endure noise, And also for Adele who is noted for poise. B is for Betsy Ann Stafford so mild, And B. Leavitt, too, that playful young child- Blossom Rogers, also, of Honor Roll fame. And our Betty Gordon who is always so game- 'l'hen comes our Bea, to us ever dear, 7 NVhom we hope will return to Gray t'ourt next year Miss Barbara Schick with those beautiful curls, Also H. Stephens one of Gray t'ourt's small girls. C is for Catherine so sunny and gay And t'armela who does well i11 her classes, they say. Miss t'arolyn Logan to us known as Lynn, Whose one aim in life is to be very thin. D is for Diane with her shiny black hair, And Daphnee, a Freshman with never a care. Hur Pa has talent in music galore, YVhile Dolly in gym helps to bring up the seore. Dot Sterling's eyes are so dark and so shiny, WVhenever she gets a letter from Steiny. Next in the line is Dorothy Herek, VVh0se ace is high in all of her work. And Dorothea XVoodling so sweet and so small, Vllho is lost i11 the rush in the lower front hall. E is for Elizabeth, here known as Dee, The future belle of the U. S. Army, Emmy lgou Sommers in radio belongs, She's made quite a record with her comic songs. Elizabeth Henderson, quiet yet quick, Has never been known to miss a trick. Elinor Barrett a Gray Court Gray, ln all our games she does love to play. F is for Florence who has gone far away, But whom we all hope will come back some day. 51 V. Q t 15 E LAI! .Ji-b G is for Gladys and Gloria, whose care, Is keeping the wave in their light and dark hair. H is for Miss Hcrck, that shy little lassie, Whose numerous clothes are all so classy. I is for Ideals of Gray Court, Our happy years here are all too short. J is for Joanne who likes to play, And skate with the other girls all thc day. Then comes Joan Keubler, a new member of school, Who always does strive to keep every rule. Miss Janet Morosoff, that gay little girl, Has capers that keep all our heads in a whirl. Jane loves her Fatty a small dog so dear, Who comes each day to visit her here. Jacqueline Collins has bright things to say, And always seems able to make us feel gay. And next our two Jeans who are the Eight Grade's pride, NVho in all games take an opposite side. The last of this group is Julie Melville, Whose light, happy laughter is seldom still. K is for Katherine, Kitty to friends, A helping hand to the needy she lends. L is for Lansing with his bright sunny smile, Just to see him is mighty worth while. Lucille Shine is a girl full of fun, And through the halls she does love to run. An earnest student is our Louise, In every spare moment a book she will seize. Lydia to us from Mexico came, To speak perfect English is her greatest aim. Little Miss Lois in all groups would fit, Because of her ever present wit. M is for little Miss Mary Ann Barr, Who we're sure in her work will go very far. Mary Alice McCloskey with lashes so long, 52 ln motion pictures she does seem to belong. Miss Savage, our Martha, owns many gay bows, ltlaeh evening these on her dark hair she shows. Marjorie Fox has long silky brown curls, VVhieh makes her outstanding among our girls. M also stands for gay little Marie, NVho has come back to us from far distant sea. Margaret Dodge is true to her name, At dodging the ball in every Schlag game. Then come two girls by tl1e name of Mary, Who despite their names are 11ot contrary. Marguerite Sylva at wall-ball does play, We hope that for long with us she will stay. And then there is Miss lllargaret Parry, VVho will the Gold Team to Victory carry. The last of our M 's is Marjorie Burrelle, In art we're sure she'll always do well. Neptune, our neighbor, atfords much delight, VVhen. we walk to the rocks after dinner each night. Opportunity's something for which we've all sought And found it, dear schoolmates, at old Gray Court. P is for Patsy, of which we have two, Une girl is old, the other is new. Questions constantly in our way fall, Here we have learned to answer the all. m Rules are things we try to keep, We do it best when we're asleep. S is for Sally so small and vivacious, And Sophie, our pianist accomplished and gracious. T is for Trientje who plays with the boys, Football and baseball are her greatest joys. Miss Gray's Understanding throughout each year, Helps solve our problems when-e'er they appear. 53 73 il 4 X '14 n i.. Virginia Reiner whose hobby is horses, And Vonda B. who her small sister bosses. Next, is Vivian so eoy and petite, And Virginia Schick who is always so sweet. Best Wishes we leave to the Class '34, For the numerous duties they have in store. X equals unknown, the thirty-three's fate, Of which we will tell you at some future date. Y is for you who are reading this hook, VVhile doing it, think of the work that it took. Z is the end of this alphabet, A word for it we eould not get. 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' Frances Hawkes, '31, is still teaching pia11o to some small size ones, but the most important 11ews from Frannie is that on New Year's Day her engagement to Mr. Ralph E. Bolton was announced. Vile have heard 110 date as yet for the wedding. Emily Mussen, '31, we understand, has spent the year at her home in Saranac Lake. Na11cy Kling, '30, Ulrs. E. J. 'llracyj has moved to Texas. Ruth Paulsen, '30, is now living in New Jersey. Ann Brewer, '29, is living in New York Pity and attending the Art Students' League. Frances Colton, '29, fMrs. Uarl T. Buettnerj has a decidedly big interest in life at present in the shape of a small son-John Hay. Dollie Dixon, '29, has moved up to Cape Cod. Elsie Gamboa, '29, Chlrs. F. Santiagoj has been spending the year in Mexico. Betty Hoenig, '29, has organized a Little Theatre Group in Old Greenwich a11d has successfully put on Zfllld directed a number of plays throughout the year. Vile understand that her engagement to Cadet Harry Bishop of this year's graduating class at VVest Point, is to be announced very shortly. Mona Jarrett, '29, after several years before the footlights is spending this year at home with her father. Marjorie Kunkle, '29, is now planning to take up an extra secre- tarial course. Doreen Laurie, '29, Olrs. Nl. S. Noffsinger, Jr.j si11ce her marriage over a year ago has been living i11 Roanoke, Virginia. VVinifred Laurie, '29, is much occupied in New York's business world. Bnth l ritchard, LJ, is with us here at trray iiourt assisting ,N iss Blockburger in gym a11d supervising the play of the small girls. Inci- dentally she is getting ready for her summer swimming classes for small ones at the beach club. Emily Strawn, '29, has been dividing her year between New York and VVashington. Laura Falk, '28, writes us that she has no news, that outside a de- lightful trip to Bermuda she knows nothing but the business world, which completely absorbed her. Doris Happy, '28, has gone in for commercial art work. Besides J ,X . , , . . 58 f which we might mention that Dorrie was able to rescue two girls from drowning last Fall. Betty Shaw, '28, has undertaken some sort of dramatic work. Dorothy Lee, '27, is continuing l1er work in History and Freneh toward her Master's degree at Johns Hopkins. Kathryn Pearce, '2T. Does anyone know where she is? Betty Happy, '26, after several very successful seasons of man- aging the 'Kathmere lnn is expecting to reopen for this Summer very shortly. Rosamond Ryals, '26, is still living over on Long Island and vom- muting to New York. Eleanor Jones, '25, tMrs. B. S. Tipplej is now living up in Hyelitfe. Slle and her small son have visited us several times lately. Frances NVisdom, '25, tMrs. Murray lVhittieldj is still living down in Oklahoma. Sallie Dodson, 24, tMrs. Harry Dykmanj has recently moved from Glenbrook i11 to Stamford. Helen Iiowentritt, '24, QM rs. Lawrence A. Soharpesj when we last heard from her was still living i11 Los Angeles. Luey Oldrin, '24, was married on September 1, 1932, to Kenneth Abbot Yeaton. They are continuing to live in Darien. Lucy is working hard at her music' and has a ehureh position. She and Dot gave us a most delightful recital rec-ently. Rose Adler, '23, tMrs. li. M. Spitzglassl has been spending this year at her mother's home in tlhieago. Louise Dueoudray, '23, tMrs. VV. H. Malonej is making her home in Japan. Margaret Dodson, '23, tMrs. NV. H. Clark, Jr.j has moved in to Stamford where she is very busy taking eare of small Billy and a brand new daughter, Sandra, just two months old. Dorothy Muller, '23, is leading an extra busy life. Outside of business hours her music' occupies much time. She has a eliureli posi- tion in Norwalk, and at present is working on one of the solo parts in The Mikado whieh is to be produced shortly in Darien. Dorothy Foster, '22, tMrs. 'llheodore lrwinj and her small family are living in Garden tlity. XVilhelmina Frost, '22, tMrs. George Vaughanj still claims Put- nam as her home. Dorothea Sagal, '22, thlrs. ltlugene Rodneyj brought one of l1er small sons up to visit us. She still lives in Pelham Manor during tl1e VVinter, and at the Branford farm in Summer. 59 X 43 ' My .sh.. L CALENDAR Sept. 28-The old girls arrived and such a chatter, as each girl tried to relate her whole summer's experience the first minute. Sept. 29-The new girls are welcomed. Sept. 30-School formally opens. Oct. 6-The election of Team captains and cheer leaders took place at Gym this afternoon. The girls of Hilltop were hostesses at a tea this afternoon to the whole Upper School up at their sky parlor. Oct. 7-The Hilltop girls were again hostesses this afternoon and served tea to all the Lower School. We think 'tHilltop a cunning place to have parties. Oct. 19-Alpha began its activities today. Officers were elected and plans discussed for the work of the year. Oct. 19-The Junior class gave a dinner tonight in honor of the Freshmen at the N oroton Inn. Oct. 21-A Saturday Night party for us House Girls and of course we had a gay time. Oct. 23-Tennis tournament starts! Where will that cup go? Oct. 25-This being the Freshman Olass birthday, Miss Gray, their newly elected faculty advisor, entertained them at dinner at The Salt Box, which is certainly a most charming little old house. Oct. 31-Our regular Hallowe'en party and as usual great fun. All the goblins from Goblinville consorted with ladies from every foreign land, and made a very colorful sight. Many gay games, delicious eats, and dancing rounded off the Mend of a perfect day. Nov. 1-Now for the last Senior birthday, and Miss Blockburger entertained them at dinner at The Salt Box. We had a great old time but ttlast birthday did linger in our minds. Nov. 10-Birthdays are most popular just now. Today is the Sophomores' and they with their faculty advisor, Mrs. Huey, cele- brated it by having a tea at Frances Beales' tearoom. This has been a very busy day for those Sophomores. Tonight they gave their class play, The Man in the Bowler Hat, which was very well done and we enjoyed it greatly. After the play they surprised us with a cake and candy sale. 60 ?N yi ,Y 7. 5 I , . -1..f, JZ.. Nov. 15-Tonight the Freshmen put on two plays, The Love Pirate and Enter Dora, Exit Dad, which made a great hit with us all. Nov. 17-Alpha meeting today and the Sophomore Class presented the playlet Trying It On. Nov. 22-Tonight Mrs. Parry most graciously opened her house for a card party by the Point Log statt. VVe had a most wonderful time and can 11ot tl1ank Mrs. Parry e11ougl1 for allowing such a horde ot us to appear. Nov. 24-Off we are for the Thanksgiving vacation! Dec. 7-Our annual Christmas Fair! How we have worked, but oh l wasn't it fun? Dec. 14-M rs. Abell 's music pupils gave us a very iine recital today. Dee. 15-The long-looked-for night has finally arrived. After ma11y weary hours of rehearsals we have now held our Christmas entertainment. Our first play was Reverie given iirst in English and next in French, having been translated by Dr. Reque for the purpose. 'It was unusually well acted a11d we enjoyed greatly the idea of the same play in the two languages. Next we presented the musical play, Santa Claus, Jin, under the direction of Mrs. Abell, assisted by Miss Blockburger. Vile enjoyed it all very much and our audience was very encouraging and complimentary. Dee. 16-This afternoon the lirst three grades held their Christ- mas party at Hilltop. As usual Miss Bloekburger had planned a gay time for them, and they all came back reporting a wonderful time. Then tonight Miss Gray's Christmas dinner! This is always our big dinner of the year, and we do have such fun! There are gifts for every one, what hilarity when we open themg and the dinner-words fail me there, then the extra joy of seeing so many old girls back. This year there we1'e more alumnae than usual, as the classes of '23, '24, '25, '26, '28, '29, '31, and '32 were all represented. We did have such a good time we felt as though we never wanted it to end. Dec. 174-Vacation begins, and such a hurry and bustle to get oit, we have only time to wish every one a Merry Christmas. Jan. 4-Back again from vacation, and what a surprise awaited us! Our new house Sunset had been finished and all our belongings had been moved in, and we surely are keen about it. 61 f L xi Y- N 43 ggk i ' I NF. L ' 1 I M.. w ', M fi- f , If ll I 4' ku- Jan. T-'llonight we had a regular old time party, with all sorts ot games and plays. lt was great sport, a11d then came the surprise of the QVCIllllg'-llilI1'1lll11'gQI'S for refreshments. Jan. 14-'llonight Mr. Abell brought over one of his pupils, Esther Stein, for a recital. Esther is only fifteen years old, but ol1! how she can play the piano. NVQ were thrilled and yet awestruek, it seemed so marvelous to us that anyone so young eould be such a wonder. Jan. 19-At Alpha today the Freshmen presented a playlet which was a parody on t'The Highwaymanf' Jan. QU!-'llonight the Seniors gave a depression party , which was only so in name and dress, otherwise we would say it was a very jubilant time. Jan. 26-Exams! Here is where we can use the word depres- sion in all forms for the next week. Jan. 31-Exams are over, though we know not our fate. As a special privilege, however, Miss Gray is allowing' the members of Gray House and Sunset to go to the movies tonight, for the first time this month. Feb. 2-Sehlag series starts! How will it come out? Feb. 9-The Seniors had their turn in Alpha today, a11d quite sue- eessfully put on a playlet entitled Un the Park Bench. The Eighth Graders were the guests this afternoon and evening of their Faculty advisor, Miss Nlartinson, who most royally entertained them at a spe- cial function at the Gray House. Feb. 111--Valentine Day and oh! what a party! From the ti11ies up to the big, big girls we all had a most glorious time, in faet, we might say a good time was had by all. ' Feb. 17-Again we stepped out. This time the Seniors had a theatre party in honor of the Sophomores. We went to see The King's Vacation, a11d, of course, we were as enthusiastic as ever over Mr. Arliss. Before coming' home we went to lioft's for a supper. Feb. 20-Closing of the Sehlag series today in a victory for the Grays. Feb. 22-Mrs. Sommers and Mrs. lluey entertained the Fourth and Fifth Grades this afternoon at a VVashington's Birthday Tea at Sunset. All the decorations, games, and puzzles dealt with VVashing- ton, and everyone seemed to have the time of her young life. 62 7 1 11- 1, .sh.. H... 'lloniglit Mrs. lluey g11ve 21 1111ll10l' i11 1lO1l01' of 11111 Sophomore 1111155 111 1111- Noroton 11111. Feb. 2-1--Toni f11t we 111111 the l1C2lS11l'C of 1l02ll'1ll1 11110111e1' of Mr. I u u u s u O u A111-11's Jl'1Z0 111 111s. 1111118 time 11 VVZIS Alllllll B2l1Z2ll' w11o is 21 Ifl2l1'V01 1 1 . . ' 111 the p111no. VV11 0011111 l111ve listened 111 l1Cl' torever. M11r. 3-1All011lCl' IJZll'1y 111 t11e Main House. 11 wus 1'1111e11 21 011111 party hut 11s we 111111 1112111 Jongg 111111 several t11111es of 1J1lZZl0S 11s well we will not give it il 1111me, 11111 just s11y it was Z1 howling sueeess. M1112 15-1xll01'1l0l' re1'i1111 of Mrs. A13011,S Pupils. 'We surely 11re pl'01,l11 of our girls 111111 enjoyed t11eir playing 111111 singing very much. NV1- seem 111 1111 1ivi11g i11 quite 21 whirl of parties 111111 g111111 times. This time it's tlle Freshmen doing honor to 111e J1lll10l'S wi111 211 t11e11tre party, followed 11y 21 most 1le1i1'ious supper 111 11111 Roger Smith wl1iel1 was 111111 i11 il privute llllllllg' room. A11ll'. 17-Spring V111'11tio11-111111 everyone 1111 for 1111me 11111 11y1li11 111111 Dolly, 111111 Miss Gray is driving 1111-se two 111 AV2lS1l1llg'10ll for 0110 glorious time. M1112 29-112102111011 is over l10XY, 111111 110XVll 111 work 11g11i11. A 11'i1 T-'l'1111ie'11t our two o111 fi1'1s, liuev Ulclrin Y1-1111111 111111 D u In 1 lJ11r11111v Muller fave 11s t11e1r 11111111111 song l'GCl12ll which 11s usual u 7 C1 7 ! 1fl'11llSIJ0l'10l1 11s to 111111 mysterious seventh 1l021V0ll.,, This year Miss lx12lI'g'21l'01 SIJ21ll1lkll0150l was 111l1le11 to their group 111111 p111ye1l Ulillly mur- vellous 11111110 se1e1'1io11s. April 8-'l711e Main 111111se living r1111m 11111ig11t was 1111- S1'1'llU of IIl1ll'1l 11i111ri1v 11s the Seniors 11ve 21 ki1111ie 12ll'1V,H w11i1'11 11'ove11 to 1 7 . 111' El 11111.20 sueeess in every way. W e w1111111 like s11me more ot 111em. April 13-Miss Gray is being 0X1l'2l goo11 111 11s 111111 2ll10XV1llg' IIS 1111 11121S101' week-111111 111 home, even 1111111g11 we 11?lYl' 111111 21 Spring v11e111io11. April 26-'1'11is 2lf10l'll001l Mrs. 1'1ll0y 111111 Miss Porter 1l1'11ve Aimee 1111me 111 1111ve il sm1111 p11i11 i11vestig1111-11. Aimee f11rt11wit11 pro1'ee11e11 to 1111- 1111spit11l 111111 when s11e l'01lll'llS s11e will 1111v1- 11-ft 1l1'l' 21Ilp0ll111X 111-- l1i1111 1l0l'. M11y 2-1111311122111 1111- Sopliomores 0ll1l'l'1Z11ll0ll 11111 Seniors most roy1111y 111 11 111lll10l' party 111 Noroton 11111. We 1li1l not know NV1l0l'1' we were going 111111 111111 111111011 quite some zest to 21 very e11joy11111e time. May 10-111211115 1i0l'll0l1, one of Mrs. lxllljllibl 0l11S1211l111llg' vo1'11l S1ll11l0ll1S gave IIS 21 very wonderful 112011211 tonight. Miss 1Y11r111-11's voice 113 f ig, .f?, ,. f.,',f,' is so glorious 211111 she was so ge11e1'ous with her songs, it was a most marvelous treat. May 16-Class parties again tonight. The Juniors took Miss Porter, Elllll the Freshmen took Miss Gray, to see George Arliss in The W01'lii11g Man. May 18-The Seniors gave their belated Lawn Supper out on the south lawn. lt was a great success. After the supper they played games and danced. May 20-VVhat a day! Miss Gray took the Seniors down to 'Wash- ington Urossing, Pa., to the Old Ferry Inn, where we had dinner. Wlizlt a beautiful spot and what a wonderful ride down and back. Un our way back we stopped in Flemington, N. J., to visit the Fulper Pottery, a most interesting place. Before we quite reached home we ran into a well developed thunderstorm, but even it did not damp our spirits, only our clothing. It was a day that shall remain forever in our memories. May 24-Final exams. Much gloom till after next Monday. June 1-Commencement is really over. Vtle thought it would never come, and now the time has seemed actually short since we began to dream of it. Of course, we are sure it was the best ever. June 2-Good-bye. Heard in lilllg'llSl1-Tll01'I'1tlS Hardy is the greatest modern Amer- ican English writer. One of the girls tells us that one time when l1er mother was sick, the family called in an Octopus to give her treatments. 64 y , J 1,7 - ' i lv. v-,,' Qi' 37213 Fifa' 155221- ,Q , . ...:.,-.r ' 1, U , ' V f M . ,. - ,, ' .: -,-ff f r r- 2' ef :- VY ., ff ,slim 1 Y, K is Abit .,., - V rm s ,E it s- f li - ' - - , s' 851' l -' , - L ,f , mx ff' -,S-LQ 1 -f- ,-'M Tfl ' 'fi 'f v , .5A xgi H' .- if VJ,-15 7,4 -'nf 'ig if ye I X wg , 'iff Y?-,gi 3 -5,359 5, f -V 4 +-f .-f -. , 7 -- ff .- 5 f i, ff' i-ff 1 fr' 1 ,f a. -4 z ' . 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