Hathaway Brown School - Specularia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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A A Q NAME IS Allison Bancroft Barker Crandell Dunlap Fenstermaker Gary Harrison Houck Hulburd Hunkin Kroehle Kroenke Lessick McKee McPheeters McVey Pettee Phillips Roehl Runge Schroeder Shupe Sollman Taft Towson Trenkamp Waffle Woodward Demure Athletic Efficient A good mixer jolly Confiding Daddy's girl Cute Subtle Sincere Fcascinating An honor girl Absent minded Willowy Exotic Magnetic Temperamental Reserved An Honor Girl Fragile Musical Stark mad Appreciative Studious A Our flapper Considerate A riot Capable Poised -24 Senior S 11010555 ' LIKES ' Her guitar A. Richardson Miss Waymouth Horses P C. Tearle The man from Warren A good time To Bo1e' ' Russians Princeton Excitement Horses Golf balls Vic. records This Free dom . . Stepping Stones' ' Mystery ' To ride ' . College Humor jones Sausage Johnny Kee Juniors To argue Variety Hawaiian guitars A1 Jolson Ex Colgates Peggy Haserodt

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authority on strict discipline and an upholder of all Blue Laws on record. What had Frances Waffle done with the years? The fifth picture from the door left no doubt. She was seen being asked by Miss Raymond in her oflice at the Shaker Heights Hathaway-Brown School, to teach singing to students, faculty and assistants on Friday mornings. Frances was being promised a triple length period if she would only accept. V The stranger had frequently heard of Marion Shupe and had seen her picture before in the Leader-News. Martha Lee no longer solved the prob- lems of the city and Marion Shupefs name had become synonymous with advice to the love-lorn. Thirza Hunkin with a red ribbon pinned across her chest had been depict- ed in stately robes. Her decoration was for successfully filling the position of matron of The Boys' Reformatory Home . It was a triumph when even Bull Montana graduated cum laude. I Standing at the lecture table consuming quarts of water, while she paused for consideration of her topic which was How to plan programs for May Day, April Fool's Day, Washington's Birthday, Groundhog Day, etc. on five minutes notice, Shirley Harrison confronted the on-looker. She had become tall and stately, wearing yellow ground gripper shoes and attire of the vintage of 1920. The last picture was startling for it contained Georgia Gary with down- cast eyes, seated by an oil lamp, mending enormous holes in a sock. The thread she -used wfas brilliant red, the sock brown. An open door in the back- ground showed the recesses of a kitchen and on the stove, a stew sent up clouds of -smoke. Georgia Gary! The stranger fainted. When consciousness returned, the woman found herself by the exit door and struggled to her feet. She picked up her umbrella and parcels, straight- ened her hat and wialked rapidly out of the museum as if in a dream, carry- ing the confused memory of twenty-nine familiar but altered faces in her mind. When she had gone, the pictures wondered. who she had been, that had -stayed so long. But you, reader, know and so do I. Shall we let that remain our mystery? Isabelle McPheeters, '24 23

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