Hartridge School - Tempora et Mores Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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HELEN PALMER New Orleans, La. Kintered, '22. Courage! he said and pointed toward the land.—Alfred Tennyson. Helen Palmer became a welcome member of the senior class after mid-years. By hard work and perseverance she at last reached her goal. We admire her studious nature and sunny disposition. Junior Class Hockey, °22. School Hockey, °22. Junior Class Basketball, ’22. Gladiator in Androcles and the Lion, ’23. Vassar.

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ANNABEL PENELOPE LOMBARD “Belle” Entered, ’20. Bronxville, N. Y. “So didst thou travel on life’s common way In cheerful godliness.” From the tim e when Annabel entered school in 1920 she has been one of the hardest-working members of our hard-working class. It makes no difference what task she has to do, never complaining, always smiling, she goes at it in the most systematic way. She is ever ready with a hearty laugh to show her appreciation of any joke, however small, and :s altogether most good-natured. But, oh! Pride of the Senior Class— those history note-books! Classe Basketball eo me eoae SchoolfBaskethallze224° 23° School siockey:. 22.23). Cesar aud Cleopatra, 21. “Ferrovious” in Androcles and the Lion, ’23. Vassar. Page 22

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CHARLOTTE NICHOLS Hintered,. «09; Westfield, N. J. Thou art a jester, I warrant me, in addition to thy other qualities —Scoit. We never discovered that she could write till lately, but we have been fully aware of her other good qualities for five years. We envy her clever- ness in studies which enables her to be in good standing with the faculty, and still more her marvelous good nature and jovialness which makes her so popular with her friends. When she leaves next year for Vassar, one can hardly tell who will miss her the most, Kathryn or Miss Murphy. “Salonico” in Merchant of Venice. Assistant Literary Editor Annual, ’23. Vassar. Page 24