Hathaway Brown School - Specularia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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kg ,,4-rteeuwoefj K X ,J If - tif - is Cf p . Deieihy Allison ff 5 I e A friend-ship that like love is warm, 1 A love like friendship steady.-Moore. Barbara Bancroft She was active, stirring, all Fire, A V Could not rest, coulilxgnot tire.-Browlning X if -. B .X XXX .ig x e .WMQD 'E ive--we-e Emjiuj tj -E Dorothy Barker Reason's whole pleasure, all the joys of sense Lie in three words-health, peace and competence. A -Pope. A I ' .., ' Frances Crandell i' 5'-gg R A , . , p, Bright as the -sun, her eyesrthe gazersl strikve5 I And like the sun they shine on all alike.-Pope. JK? V X' A Y i -Egan Y F5 'x ,A nf' 4-Pix 'Hi 2Xy?9?,,F 1 I XJ . Elizabeth Dunlap , I A town that boasts inhabitants like ine, In A Can have no lack of good society.-Anonw XAHLQJ W fggfvsig G is 1 X i e 5 i, if Q r H L A yi h e -Y :fy , gjne 'utlr v

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way. It serves as a goal for which to strive, and makes us try all theiharder to receive higher marks in our studies, and be a real influence for goodfin the school. , Q N5 ,,f' W ' In the history of our school, there have been so many honors won by our Alumnae, that we could not possibly mention them all. in just recently, however, we have heard to our great delight, that three -'-' of i':' the 'illustrious 'class of ,IQ have more than distinguished themselves, in fact-l-they. have cov- eredthemselves with glory. Alice Quayle, at Smith, Katlfieriine 'Ferriday at Western Re-serve, and Anna Otis this year at Sihith, have brought great honorto the school, and great pleasure to all their friends, by winning Phi 'Beta Kappa honors. ' We were so very proud' of them, that we had a half-holi- day in their honor. Such a joyous occasion,'as every girl agrees, is the great- est present they could possibly giveius, andwe 'thank them Qfrom 'the bottom -of our hearts. We hope that some day we .may be able to 'giventhose who followlthesamepleasure. Among our last yeai s graduates, we find niany making 'proud names for themselves. At' Smith, 'Margaret 'Sprowl had twlo A's , one in Latin, and one in Mathematics. At Sweetb-r'iar,4Elsetta Gil- christ distinquished herself in something besides Athleticsig she received an A in'Z:ooloy. At Michigan, Lilas'Hayes had an' A 'in French, and Lotus Judson an A intGreek. A ' h fn, It 'also' gives' us great Q pleasure when our Alumnae are chosen for clasps offices. Margaret Sprowl, of 1923 is Vice'-President of her class at Smith, and Margaret Bates of ,22 was President of the Freshman class. Mar- ion 'DuRoss was President of her class at Simmons and Margaret Maurer, President of her class at Russell Sage. We all remember all the high offices Elizabeth 'Hunkin held at Vassar, among them, President of her class. There are' many others who have made teams, and been on Committees and? in Honorary Clubs, but the list is too long to put down. 1 We love to hear of our Alumnae and we feel very close to them. We thank them for their ever constant devotion and co-operation, and wish them to know that we are more than proud of them. May they come back to visit us often. THE DEMERIT SYSTEM ' The demerit system was first suggested after due deliberation by the student council at the end of the first quarter. The subject was brought up before the student body and discussed openly. Then the school voted a trial of two weeks. At the end of this time the majority, convinced of its helpful- ness, voted its continuation. As a whole, the conduct of the student body is commendable. It is only the little things of which they need to be reminded, and the demerit system has proved to be an effective reminder. It has done its 'best w'ork in regulating orderlineiss of desks and lockers, promptness to class -and quietness in the main study and halls. It has not been 'in existence long 'enough to judge its effect on the general conduct of the school. That may be better determined next year. 12

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