Hathaway Brown School - Specularia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1948 volume:

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IL Cfmcf A1111111111 H111ts111 In ca e anyone wonders th it yellow mcrcunal streak shoot1ng by H B IS Grace off to her W1lloughb1an castle where she spends her summers and early wlnters W1th the same elusne speed she scoots through the halls from class to class a ponderous p1le ol books al most completely obscurlng her d1m1nu trve flgure Under such a load how she keeps her subtle sparkle and her x1tal1ty IS a constant source of amazement to all her tncnds I lI111gr1111F1111111111A1111 L1bby s w1de eyes reflect her sponta neous candor and her awareness but let hllll who assumes she 1S na1xe beware' Beneath her 1nnocent extenor l1es a well olled bra1n that g1V6S r1se to unexpected W1tt1C1SIHS Mental exuberance comb1nes w1th great agrhty to make Lxbby bounce and bubble She IS possessed w1th a h1gh voltage generator that seldom falls to create 1 sensanon is L ., 1 Z , - . , S 3 ... . Q . I 2 , 535114 g . . . .355 2 . , f, ,f-s, .V I. -. 1 I c . , , ., ,,,. . , N5 , 2 , . . 7 . 9 9 ' - 1 7 , . ' 5 ' X , , .3 A , ll It loum As Dorm presldent ame '1 bond CIUIZLH ot H B srnee her fourth Prep ye lr LllI1l1ZLb th it lamoub llnesbe Whleh me Mondayly 1nd Wednesdayly dv played hetween t1rQt and second babe 'N she prox es agaln that the loot 15 quleleer than the eye All 1n all when the scoree are added we fmd that Bllly IS 1 hrt ID lnyone Q league Iwgmm I rf Blzis Take two parts atom1c enervy plu one part enthubrasm add one palr xeraa tlle eyebrowb and shake well IH translt from Aurora The result of our exo thermle react1on Wlll he our elferxei eent Ginny A n1nth of the reason for the Ensemble 5 suceess th1S year Blmtul d1splayed other qualltles of mer1t IH her term as presldent ol the school durrng the second quarter lm ' . Hlffs . , I - 1' e e , 5 , 1 . l 3 Q 'H 5 - H 2, X' Q . ' 'H ' ' 1 :f X y I A lx. 13 I C - t-1 lsr! 5 ' 1 - - .v ' 9 M Met' , V c W S 4 . . 2 , , , , b S . ,c , . - , C ' 1 Y .Q 5 I . A- 735, . If -, ' ' ,- . 'fl Q ' A--. , r l 5 A t f 1 v ' Bur bam Ann Bo 4 ll Cuyahoga Rwer our dusky Rastus of mmstrel fame has regaled the Dorm smce Jumor year wrth many a breezy tale But for the sen1or play she washed oft her black face to reslde on Quahty Qtreet ID the character of the fluttermg MISS Susan a thankless role performed mth dellcacy and skrll 8 Siflmfy Bosfzuick With roller skate in hand and last night s dance program tied to her wrist our blue eyed Miss Irium biweekly bounces ID from Chardon The same graces whxch have won her recogn1t1on elsewhere brought her the honor of May Queen attendant m her sophomore year An ardent w1elder of the hockey stick Sandy IS equally adept at ut1l1z1ng all of her 5 2 as the fly 1n the o1ntment of many an opposmg forward on the basketball court 3 ' C . A W M x . - ' I If ' ' . . I , , . Hailing from 'way down upon the , b c I ' nf I l Czmgm Anm Hmm: When she puts down the coffee cup long enough to send forth a song Georg1a brlngs VISIOHS of a small cafe on the Rue de la PRIX As we thlnk of Georgra we thlnk of vocal v1brance Pr1nceton Penny and peanut butter She graces the Glee Club offlclally as llbrarxan and art1st1cally as a soph1st1 cated soprano 0 .. . f H J ' c 7 so ' A y. we N-5593 Qc . N' . , J X. , ,A X . u no X sl f 'l I I.-1 N4 ' . . 0 D . - , .... - - ' .,.. ., I . ' N- .wg-ff, 1, . M I ' 4 if . , X ' .- . ' 'Y 1' '-Us V lf: FQXQQ... -' ., X X X x . -at 'Fil 0 Anna Vzvgznza Bmzurz An ardent Cape Codder o Anne jolned the 1llustr1ous ranks of the Forty erghters 1n her sophomore year Every sprmg she contracts that old sea fever and Wlth rudder and malnsl under her starboard arm sets her course north north east W1th the same frlendly en thuslasm dlsplayed 1n her summer ac t1x1t1es she enters 1nto art: dramat1cs and archery here at school 111 1f1ffIlSfIl Already well known for her talent ID I'l11I1l1LI'y Chr1s dlsplayed her l11bfI'1OIl1L ab1l1t1es as the unforgettable M1ss Hen r1etta ol the two nlght run ol QIHIIIIX Sheer Among other act1x1t1es as a staunch supporter of the Dramatlc Club our small dark ha1red Grac1e Allen has dehghted many aud1ences w1th that llalr for comedy wh1ch has d1st1ngu1shcd all her roles Ill! Bud In Whether If s a pamtbrush or a hockey suck there 1 always somethmv at hand 1n I1ll s l1le Hab1tue of the Art Department General ot the Gymnasmm l1ll electr1f1es mormng chapel w1th her efferxescent announcements In he emor year l1ll ha further proxed he enthus1ast1c xersat1l1ty by joxnmg the Glee Club and becoming a member ot the Spefzzlrnzn Board All roads lead to 1 u - f 2 l . , .5 3 . b , a . -J. 9 sr '-'- ,I U l 4 ' n Q s ' , 1' fi ' l s ' ' s ' ' r Ei J b V 1 U V, fi j'll. Am f 2:11 lf' 1 I rf' nj lim' 7 9 , . . A ,YE A ' , rl- ,. . . , x A I ji U 5 10 3 illny Ufivm' Cofffmoll Click! Uur shutterfhappyfatfthefdarnf destftimes May has just recorded another extrafcurricular moment of madness for posterity. Behind those naive blue eyes lies a mind absorbed, not only with photography but also with chemistry eurrent issues and dramatics Though her thief interest is behind the scenes Mays on the stage eontribution to the senior play is eherished by all as sup rlatixe eomedy fam! C 011143 Our Comey nexer has her feet on the ground she s ridin the rainbow or Autumn or that indestructible black De boto Whether she s solemnly intoning the Friday hymn or eoaxing Stardust from the ivories her enthusiasm and digital dexterity are no less valued than her dependable control of Glee Llub tinances and her alto aid to Ensemble Hail the conquering CoCo comes' lll L-4 ' v , Q lj , h . ., , 1 , , Q y Q 4. s D -1 5 3 . 7 a A j W Y I L I Il v - l , . . , . X . ' 7 3 1 s - ' 's . 4 . . Sl: W1 A .gi ..,,peJ l'1 , , , f l lf! Sinn! 1 Delleate lanet has been a member of the Forty elght smee her freshman year Her many pertment vv1tt1c1sms have en deared janet to all who have heard her quxet pokes lnserted just where the were needed A resourceful and effec t1ve member of nearly any sports team anet has saved us many a hockey game Camlznz Cmzufmzl Th1s renowned member of the class of 48 IS fondly known as our Crawf the athlet1c atom bomb and the SCIEDCC enthuslast She 15 easlly recognlzed by a sm1le that shlnes through her eyes her galloplng galt and her sun streaked halr Her sense of humor has penetrated the fog of many a Monday mornlng I . ' , I , . 'U ' SS '95, F? f f . - ' K Im ' .' I1 Her 5 I 4 J . r is l 12 l Diam llnzfis When not hookhound it H B Davle seems to be elther snowhound 10 New York or adrlft ln her sallboat IH Mzune where she spends her summers We often wonder what Rffvlflv 31111 and Student Counc1l w1ll do after Davxe leaves for she has had a flnger 1n every we mean every p1e llmnzcf Louzw Dams Found one who looks good 1n 1 leotard Besldes belng an ardent modern dance enthus1ast thls Callforma daugh ter of the sun IS one of the few 48 ers able to keep sk11s and legs IU the1r proper relatlonshxp perpendlcular a steep slope Weezle seems to bubble even her ha1r has Caught the Splflf and curls all on 1ts own llll I 1 . ., , . . 3 . . ' 1 -u A , . ,v I 2 lv 1 , 1 1' ' I I l I ' I 1 , , g - ' 1 Q C J on r ggi . . . 3 . . As an exalted member of the Calm ml mmstrel show M1n11 helped to re uxe the Splflt of xaudeulle at H B Whlle an act1ve blacktace she also man aged to keep peace w1th1n the ranks of the qketch Art1st Commlttee Her repu tatlon as an ardent trax eler has reached so far and w1de that we are conf1dent she would be valuable to Cook s trax el agency Bon voyage M1m1' Hum 11s Corny the Dresden doll of the Class ol 48 has often managed to step down from her place on the mantel to answer our many needs Her successes at herd mg fllty stray glrls together have been respons1ble for her fame as a leader We hall always remember Corny as the ad xocate of the Carnwal raffles wlth the httle black cocker p n1el ID her arms Co ' '.'l1z'r 9 5 . 5 f ' 5 a ' ' . xlllllldllll Ellen l m.vl1f'r 5 ' - , K I k . . 1 f l l4l D 11011111 ffuml C rum: Often has Debby plled 1 few dozen glateful lf wlndblown elassmates 1nto her uer present eonvertlble Always full of pep she has won 1 plate for her self 1n H B hlstory wxth her dark halr and charmlng sm1le In her care for domestlc as well as lovely lf? X 9 J' 3 Sflllfliy I num C alison An enthus1ast1c 1nter1or detorator Shlrley IS also an expert ID any phase of homemaklng whether It IS bakmg a cake or whlppmg up an evemnv dress 1n the latest style Wlth blg blue eyes honey colored haxr and a contag1ous laugh she IS half of that lovable Glbson B1lls team famous both at school and at the Dorm 6 Q I I ' ' ' h - I x I Q x . , , . , 3 sl S k . p , 1 1 -3 ' A 1 i l Q, . ,, ' . i 95.52 babyfslster she has shown that she IS Q'5g,Agj M ' . Y 1 Q A' ' , V J ll l. . , I . . , , . . A . . . b s E ' N, ffl I s L 3 , . . I Q 3 l 15l Hrrlmm Ann Cm! Barb known as the Flash Gordon of the Class of 48 wh1zzes 1n daxly from the Westerxm front wlth the ald ol her two toned veh1cle After the harrow ng dr1ve through the labynnth of Cleve land she always xrrwes wlth a famous grm and Sllllllllg hrown eyes Thanks to Goetzs delwery seruce from the Ellls Studlo to H B we now haxe the plctures whleh adorn the e hallowed pages 6 1fUIIflBIlXCf f lozfz Cn my hnght fall day Lony may he seen energetxeally smacklng a hall down the hoekey held whlle who knows what thoughts ot l1terature or se1enee rex olxe ln her loglc tuned mlnd She 15 as pro hc1ent IH mtellectual aetn 1t1es as ID sports and ID turn1ng out those unex pected dry cracks Lonys faworlte oc cupat1ons seem to be poetry and horse hack rldxng , , . . Y I Y I . I 7 Z 3 3 t' . K sv Q v v I ' f Q - ' ' :ij -. . . . . . . . ' 7 iff ' ' f Q ,L - ' 1 ' , Q5 . rg, 7 , ,.,, -f. - . , N 1 q l I 4. 9 , . . I . - I 5 . . - ' ' . ' l , , . ' , ' Y - , 1 , . 7. p ' ' '-, ,V Y? Y . it 9, . ., A . V iw- . . Q Q ,S X I I S V, A 1 111 Noun: fn flu Sarah W1ll go down m H B hlstory ch1efly as 1 record hreakmg burner of Dorm1tory nudmght Oll but we honor her now lor her qu1et frlendlmess and pat1ence The dreamer of our class Sarah w1ll go far and soar hrgh on the Sally Ann Grfflmnz A dlller 1 dollar a frve of mme scholar what makes you Come so late Gresh7 Could It be that long trek from Chagrm every mornmg7 Those famous xalley bllzzards seem to have left Sally s XOICC ummpalred for It IS she who turmshes the 1mposs1hle h1gh notes ln the Ensemble rend1t1ons llfl Surf ly if 7 L ' 9 strength of her visions. K v Wy W .2 . , I C , . . H at ,Q 9 will Y . , . A . . 7 3 , -- . iii mum W1 711111 s Hollnoof leannle s shmy black convertxble and llltmg soprano xoxce have long been the envy of her less fortunate classmates Her good taste m color IS shown m the clothes she selects as well as 1n her ce ramlc creat1ons Her poxse IS eudent 1n her ensemble appearances and IU her capacxty as May ueen attendant m her junxor year 8 flmz Hllaflfllllfl Hamm Woe bet1de any forward who at tempts to outwrt our steadfast Ann' Sturdy and staunch she stands defend mg her goal through many a hockey game Off the fleld Ann quxetly does her work but thrs lndustrxous a1r 15 ready at any moment to d1sappear 1n of us from the Slough of Despond by her warm and lox ely smxle l fl . , f 1 E , . . 1' I J 353' , 2 laughter. She has helped more than one 9 . . . . 59 ' f . if S . . . . y. . S ' ' Y 1 IL? 5 . . f ' - sr 5 - Q ' c l at HHH: All,IIl'l'3' jolznslmz Beth's hockey stick and baseball mitt have seen manya fierce contest and have aided their strawberry blond befreckled owner in winning a Well deserved niche in H B s athletic Hall of Fame But all is not toss ups and bullies in Beth s life for as class president she has proved her leadership by ushering us safely to the threshold of senlor year lean Kaym 9 Qur Kaynesie is the sunshine vitamin in the diet of the Class of 48 While standing on the chapel platform as presi dent of the school she bolstered the spirit of many a student with her ap pealing giggle and chucklinv eyes As Rounds s right hand man on the ticket committee she was an im lluable wheel in the financial mechanism oi Carnival 7 . . . I , . , , r . n . f 1 . I . . ., . 7 I I 1 , . . , . N., ls' - fy 1. 9 3 .. . . . G .V cv ' 'Inf' ' Q - -Q 'A 'lx' .- ' '.-'i 7 1 il X .A ,ra In N L h llmgfml 1.1153 A staunch supporter of the Cla s ot 48 IH any predlcament Margre h proved herself mvaluable 1n sport whether hockey basketball modern dance or Mlss Bruces Englrsh clas Marg1e a member of the Falrmont Streetcar Squadron has enlrxened many a dreary walk to school wrth her unexpected remarks Whlch 1nvar1ably FCCCIVC applause from her many fr1end 90 mum 1 znnffl Ixn Any resemblance between a sl1m blond frequently seen 1n the v1c1n1ty of 19600 North Park Boulevard and a certaln pr1gg1sh old maid resldlng on uallty Street IS not odd because they are both Sue It has been found that be suppressed but nex er cxtlngulshed Sup r .' ' urs me s Q ' ' , upon occasxon that 1nfect1ous g1ggle can 2 , ' X . 1 ' f' ' Si . , . , , . as . S, 3 3 I , ' ' -s. 7 , , 4 ' 1 F - l A Ill Hrffn I U1 sw: Angie his in ilmost unequlltd he ulty for knowing p ople but some of her other talents ire even better known Unixersllly recognized IS the thampion book balancer of the sehool Les is also proficient in the wielding ot brush and ance are often released in musit dance and the fine art of conversation nslmzcf In ld I ll Connie whose helpfulness his and many a 48 er from the evil fates hi been a brick in the wall of Raymond Hall for four years A great admirer oi all things New Yorkish she was one of the first to assume the Look But hen mind is bv no means fixed on suth mat ters she has a prodigious interest in literature nrt and musie f 1 ,I , , , I ,. ' z 2 2 'o 1 ' Az of e S, ,u M, Q f ' 3 S ' 1 ' 5- V ' r f 3 X Q a D' C , A pencil. Her mental and spiritual exuberf f ' i .sa Q is ll i Co .' . nlz ' , ' 2' s. 'a ' ' ' ' 1. T, 2 l i 2 ' x l - 7' I 9 2 9 .N- i 31 frnznr lmusf Uayzanl leanne who has taken refuge at H B from the Flor1da tempests, has long been enued for her perpetual suntan Al though M1am1 IS her home town lean n1es lnterests IH football games an auto racmg l1e 1n Chlcago Her vahant efforts to reorganlze the confused coat room s1tuat1on at Carnwal haxe been commemorated by the Chsastrous col lapse of the coat rack 99 Ann I 110111119 Alrfnzln If a red Pont1ac coupe shoots by one ean be sure that Anme IS off perrod' W1th her elass1e bounce she led the 48 Carnwal to a smashfng clrmax and throughout the year she has prox ed her self an able leader Her talent for the comlc was shown 1n her h1lar1ous por trayal of the naughty boy 1n Illlllly Sheet Off stage Annles spontaneous ennlal eomechenne . A V H , ,' ., . . I. l H . I ' sparkle and wit have made her our per' ala f 1 A v ' . , ' ' . , . . d D K V--l Sully Ann rllvrirra There will be Friday tables today is the motto of the dean of the dining room. The Mr. Anthony of the class has been a blessmg to those of us who always seem to have problems Cur Sal IS also known as one of the solld seeond sopranos of the Ensemble and as the v1cepres1dent ot the Student Counul God Bless our Merrcal 'D Iamze Kmglzf Ogle Not a potentlal cand1date for M1 Hush am1e wrll long be remembered for her prof1c1ency IH the art of l'-lllbll termg But our amle of the actrvated larynx often h1ts the naxl on the head prov1ded that the na1l IS st1ll V1SlblE amrd the welter of Cgle lsms amle w1th that spectacular wardrobe arent you about ready to try those other f1sh7 ' . c y A x ' x - I -,V yLA' .- '- . . , X . . - .SS , J . . . . . . . S, ,ite ' ' A-7A . . . . . 1' 5:..E ,',.' 1 w . r . r ' . -3 I u-33 Rr In cm Stlunzff VV1thout doubt she 15 the hnest frrendhest and most f1end1sh class pres1 dent the school exer had She drrves lrke a mad woman srngs llkewrse rarses the roof regularly plays basketball a la Schmrtt noth1ng else l1ke rt has yet been seen and cracks jokes wlth a per fectly sober face How does she do 1t7 Watch her and see' Srzllx Anne Rounds Who could mrss her? Shes every where workrng enthuslastrcally ID her beloxed art studro playmg on the basketball court puzzllng over MISS Bruces most profound questlon s1ng mg earnestly rn Glee Club always draw mg adm1r1ng eyes rn her d1rect1on wherexer she goes An all round good 5 2 V41 3 t S , S 3 Q S ' l gl fellow is our gal Sal! P. S. She s tops! . C . ' . . fr D: l ' ' V57 t Srllliz' P01116 Slffzurzrf Here 1S our blond phrlosopher Ad 'xlee and remedles d1spensed wlth pleas ure Call evenmgs before seven Stewle never mlsses her share of fun but her aet1v1t1es on the Student Coun ul and Spa Board have kept her ever busy as a llttle bee Indeed who knows better about the bees than Stew1e7 Q J- K, lr I .9-'is vl 7 Hum Elzzalu tl: U1 llllllg Whenever the strams ot The Man I Love float through the a1r we always know that Mary the glrl wlth stars IU her eyes IS 1n that mood agaln ln the Dorm as everywhere else her mgenu ous 1Hf6CtlOLlS glggle marks the begm mng ol many a good t1me As one of the plllars of the class she procured an unforgettable orchestra for the famous lumor semor prom 'll Q , v.xx . . . 1 K . . 5 s . . . S l . 1 ' 4 - A '- - 9 - - . 1 ' ' ' ' U 3 , f I ' ' GL 71 ' 3 df ' ' ' 3 ' 1 A ' -215, g'1,w5r , ' ' . . . . 'J . . I , ' V 2 ig Am. v.. xg . - . ' ' 1' Q .1 , , xv! h ' I: A , v 3 . L - ' f V O p.! Ny, , 4 ' , K Vg' K, rx.. 'Q' X, , . . 5 ' 'Q 3' .11 l '. A Q J ,':r':.f,., 5- . . ti A '7:f? s'. b 'e . 1 f ' L -. I 1111 ffl tl Th1s solld athlete w1th the candld chuekle IS a llllllllfil' hgure 1n any dem onstratlon of gymnastlc feats basket ball hockey baseball or rxnglng the bell for mormng chapel Cur rab1d but broad m1nded cap1tal1st Veach1e IS no laggard ID a d1seuss1on of such tnnely problems as wh1ther the world whlther cap1tal1sm wh1ther L1bby 1n that streak ot hghtnmg she calls a ear Cnmfxn lung U slzfl Hur a la earrot 1 trlendly snnle and 1 few dlscreet treekles thats Deeds As our perennlal bhnd date getter she has been responslble for many a buddmg xomanee 1 few of her own have blos somed tool On the more serlous s1de ot school hte Deedle has done her b1t QCFX lee l'1.l I ' ' jig ' . L L . X 5 , L . lj x. I , I , - 3 ' , 3, , 1 ill as f - - qi , A , v , .girly Q s I- , 5:::,:: H, S ' t 6 as secretary of the Qrder of Willing V34 5 x '.sl'. Iilizf ' lv'lI'1I 7 S 7 I ' , - - 1 , - 1 1 Y: 3 , , lf i f mol fan lmbmglz Carols presxdency of the Dramaue Club hrs chmaxed an eventful career of portraymg not a few unforgettable roles for her admmng dLlCl16IlC6S From Gahrlel to Blades grandmother to col lege boy Carol has shown her versat1l ity as well as apt1tude But her l1fe IS not all tlnged wmth grease palnt for UIUSIC and dlsplayed her hllarlous sense of humor li Carolzm Cannon VI att Dmg' goes the cash reglster and our fa1thful treasurer has rung up some more class dues W1th 1n1m1table polse through dances carmvals ups and downs wonderful Watty has quxetly and efflclently kept us solvent for four years Her senior year has also found Carolme addmg her volce to the Glee Club and causmg the Carnlval Sand w1ch Bar to do a thrmng busmess f 7fl w Q , Y h , . k in ' X I I S ' ' ls C s , , 9 l f X . . . , ' W P? Carol has often shown her 1nterest ln ' A ,il Bl ' 97 ' ' 1 5 , , 5 9 Ilflllll C 1 . Qur 1111Hl1t3lUlt Wlllle devoted satel hte of the opera and most espec1ally ol E210 Plnza has been a recogmzed dyn amo of the Class ol 48 The able drama cr1t1c of 1V'1'If1l' does not always con fme her 1nterest IH grease pa1nt to the prrnted page she may often be seen on the stage lollowmg the call of Thespr IU the grand manner mm ll IU f n 111 olnnle IS our s0ph1st1c1te We enty her neat black page boy md her tmy walst we marxel at her flawless groclm mg and her sm lrt clothes we re down rrght jealous of her polse and her boys But perhaps what 1ntr1gues us most lbout loannxe IS her genulnc smrle of 1tS eluslveness V281 gl 1' If JZ ' 'S . ,' 3 ' 3, 2 3 D 7 Q.: - y ' ' ' 'l r ifri r r 1 , ' ' Q s , Q ' , gif' which is the more captivating because Cy ' fmnf' lVfH'I.lI , K, , , I 5 . l , 4 ,, nm Ilzs 1 Behold D1 me the huddlng gLI11Ll ' Not: content wlrh her plunder of hterlry prlzes our chlrmlng Mlss Phoebe hlos somed forth demurely 1D Qllflllfl Sf7f'f'f But to her classmates D1 IS hrst of all the glrl Wlfh the Benchleyan Wlf who m edmng SPF! as 1n everythmg else always manages with dec1s1on and excellence V20 lglllllllfl U18 Such energy' Such Vltllllfyl And what an appetltel Perhaps Gmgers early mornmg strolls stem from the hrst two attnhutes and ewplaxn the thlrd As the terror of the hockey held she has helped to WIH many an arduous game and, mcldentally, many a fnend l 121 ' lpn 1 . . . lv v' . . 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HL ' 1 ' 75 , . se s - ,Q . . . , L bk ' '51 Y - 1 1 . , , , , ' 1 reileeted Mr Rouncly that he was 1snob Mr Roundy 1bhorred snob bxshness No th1s d1scr1m1nate seleetlon of compamons was more prudent than snobbrsh yes that was the word he wanted prudent H1s eyes tru eled ox er the landscape madly eareenlng by the new and 1mpersonal army b1rrael1s s1de by s1de wlth the shabby hovels of the poor The thought crossed h1s m1nd that the soot from the trams would soon turn those 1mmaeulate ed1f1ees to the dull gray whlch covered the area Funny mused Henry aloud how they spent all that money on buraek IU the p1st month and nobody s exer m1de 1 moxe to tldy up those sh1el1 th lt hue been here lb f1r b1 k 1 I ella remember Now Mr Roundy rl he XVIS 1 prudent man w1s 1lso not 1boxe 1 l1ttle ped1ntry An extremely 1pt quotation presented lfNBll Illel 1s It wls not exexy d1y thlt Mr Roundy s memory was so elllelent he 1el1exed I1 mself of 1t M1ll1CJI1S for delense and not one eent lor eh1r1ty he 1em1rked to the passrng seenery Tr1bute sa1d Henry helptully l beg your pardorf' sa1d Mr Roundy as ll only now beeonung 111 1re of Henry s presenee Tr1bute Henry repe1ted lvlrllron lor delen e but not one eent for tr1bute Adams I belxexe Mr Roundy 1epl1ecl oldly th It we are not 1efe111ng to the same quotat1on He let the sub1eet drop But Henry was Just vu lfflllllg up to the subpeet lnd1e1t1n0 xuth the end of h1s Ulltlkly pueel the umy e1mps XKl1lZZ1I1g by he quoted s1dly The old order ehangeth Mr Roundy eyed h1m Nlliplelilllsly Charrty he persexered bel llgerently Tennyson retahated Henry M1 Roundy had the uneasy leellng that the Cl1SCL1SS1OI1 was progress mg most unsatrslactorlly Haxlng mentally Cl1S6I1gHg6Cl hlmseli from the unperturbed Henry he turned h1s attent1on to h1s tan leather brlefcase a truly 1mpos1ng p1ece although as yet rt eontalned no more than several sheets of erypt1e computatlons a seed eatalogue and h1s W1fCS grocery 11st But the average passerby not hax mg aceess to 1ts 1nner recesses Illlght e1s1ly conclude that the fate of the Glass Works was eontarned therem H1d Mr Roundy been prone to rndulge 1n objeetue observauon he mwht hue notleed a falnt resemblance between that prepossessmg exter or and but thls 15 1dle eonjeeture for Mr Roundy was not thus prone and as the tram thre1ded lfS way through the less des1rable suburbs h1s attentron was eentered upon 1 small area of le 1ther just below the lock Yes he deelded he would haxe h1s 1n1t11ls stamped there But the ques t1on rcmamed two 1n1t1als or three7 l54l 5 - 5 1 , . 1 . , 1 1 ,. . 1 ' 1 11 ' ' 1 ' ' , 1 1. , 1 1 T , 1 . f 1 v 1 , 1 ' ' 1 X I .- 1 1 . 1 1 1 . ee 1. 11 1 , 1 , 1, 1 . ., . , . 1 1 , ,1, , , 1, 1 1 5 11 1 1 1 A 11 1, 1 , 1 1 , . 11 11 1, 1.1 . , 1 .1 1, . , , 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1L 15 1 . 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Idols mdeed' But 111 1 dxm eorner of Mr Roundy rather prosue mlnd there lurked the bLlbplClOI'1 that somewhere ID thelr brlef mtereourse he had I'll1bSCCl the POIIIIZ whlch hrd resulted 1n Henry s subsequent questlon It was obuous that the fellow thought the eonneetlon suff1c1ently plam At any r1te he expected an answer No Mr Roundy took the bull by the horns for certam reasons op1ned was 1 rather ne It bxt of dlplomley It was deslgned to lllude to IIHIOSIC anythlng at all Why? put 1n Henry genumely mterested Sensmg that he was bemg trapped Mr Roundy f1n1shed lamely I do not Wlbh to d1seuss the matter further Henry nodded understandmgly and the other thought he could see 1 falnt SIHIIC pull at the corners of h1s mouth But 1f Mr Roundy thought Henry had seen through h1m he was wrong For Henry reallzed suddenly that the lmportant looklng gentleman s1tt1ng next to h1m was qulte rlght not to wlsh to open a dlseussxon of such a great llterary masterp1eee when at any moment the tram would be pulllng mto the bustl1ng termlnal He was ashamed of hav1ng asked so unworthy a questlon as 1f one s ent1re v1ews on th1s allegory could be summed up nn Yes or No Hls sm1le was meant as an apology The llghts overhead went on as they entered the tunnel Suddenly Mr Roundy s eyes grew llrge wxth d1smay H1s heart sank and he felt h1s hands grow cold For there comxng down the d1Sl6 smllmg broadly was Mr Courtney who was no less than f1rst v1ce presldent at the very Glass Works where labored the newly appolnted asslstant accountant The feehng of elat1on whlch ord1nar1ly would have accompamed th1s em1nent executlve s notlce of h1m was completely overshadowed by the fact that he had undoubtedly been seen convers1ng lntlmately It had probably ap peared wlth the shabby 1nd1v1dual next to h1m Mr Courtney and he could not have exchanged pleasantrles more than twlce before and now here he was approaching h1m under these most 1nausp1c1ous clrcumstances As he neared Mr Roundy contemplated w1th growlng apprehenslon the possx b1l1ty of the v1ce presldent s concludlng that the two employees had met by des1gn not by chance and were actually more than shghtly acqualnted The suppos1t1on appalled hmm V351 xi v A s , L - ' ' I - -1 ' - Q ' s C 3 I I I 1 H5 i Q' NN ' 7 SH I 1 , , , I K y lg - . l N' - Q ' vl x - ' 1 f 1 3 5 l I I 'Q' 1' Q f ,:z' 'g 1 '. . 2 ' ee ' , . 1 , ' 2 H ' z ' 'J' ' , , - , , , . . , . 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I 3 ' I 3 3 ' But rf Mr Roundy had been surpnsed to see Mr Courtney idx lncmg ln h1s chreetron he was about to be struck speechless by EIIQLIIDQ events For It soon hecame apparent thxt h1s errand lnxolxed not h1mself but horror of horrors Henry Pereh' Th1s untldy person s ruddy fice l1t up wlth pleasure as he not1ced the ehgmtxry s lpproxch but what was posl tlxely lstoundmg was the eordxallty eunced on the others face You were rlght sald Mr Courtney wlth 1 gr1n It was M6fLUt1O and not Tybalt Anyone eould bane m fde the same mlstake rephed Henry wlth conx1ct1on Then Mr Courtney caught s1gns of the bundle under Henry s arm Is that 1t7 he asked eagerly Henry nodded h1s eyes sh1n1ng and he handed the drsreput xble pack age to h1m The tram had reached the stat1on and Mr Courtney was earned away ID the general exodus He wax ed h1s thanks and a cheery goodby Mr Roundy was a trlfle p1qued that Mr Courtney had not not1eed hllll but 1n the eonfusxon 1t was extremely understandable He looked at Henry and was glad that he too had been corchal to th1s unfortunate man Though he was obx 1ously wlthout h1s own maternl and eultural idvan tages he had defxmtely notleed slgns of promrse m Henry lust before the two were swept apart he sm1led almost paternally and eorreeted onee more gently but flrmly C'har1ty Tr1bute remarked Henry to Mr Roundy s retreat1ng back Diane I1 IIYOII C lzlfr 0 -18 Kilofpczf A part 19 left beh1nd of us In every pl ree we go A bllllle or frown xx 1et1on Are 111 that some mry know If you eould put these blts Into one solxd be1ng Then would It be the person That you yourself ue see1ng7 1211115 Veuclz, Class of -IS T361 'l s ' ' y s 1' ' . 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Double Uzdozy Honomble lIFI1fl07l IVION BEANNIE get lt ox er the saek' The vang along the s1de lme wh1stled ID 1dm1r1t1on a the bill zlnged ox er the plate md smleked 1nto Lefty s glox ed hmd Boy th It s the stuff' Four Eyes eheered That eurxe w1ll knoel the Elgles for 1 lulu Saturday Four Eye the bespeetleled m m Lger of the Xvllele 1ts slt mth th rest of the telm on the slde lme Nl1OLlt1I'lQ hl xpprobmtlon as the hrll eont1nued to zxng thud zlng thud There w ls no doubt III Four Eyes mmd Bemme lvllrso was the best p1teher 1n the town Actullly exeryone thought Beannle d1dnt exen need to pr letlee for the LOIHIDQ game but durmg the plst few days ex en he had become 1 llttle lpprehenslxe and now two days before the Game he w1th all the others was hammermg IWIY it perfeet1on Okay yelled Four Eyes at last that s 111 for now Belmlle 1nd Lefty w llked slowly ox er to the gmg sprmled out 111 the dust III front of the fence Then wordlessly the glng eolleeted therr bats and gloxes md headed for thelr clubhouse at the lower end of the 16 Qnce they had crawled through the narrow entrance replaced the tarpaul1n flap and settled themselx es m the sem1 darkness Four Eyes pulled some carefully folded papers from hrs pants pocket Then for the th1rd t1me that day he reread the startmg hne up Lefty at eateh Beannle It p1teh w1th Crlps substrtutmg oey It flrst base 'Slug It seeond Deld He 1d lf th1rd Dlzzy m left fleld Fattso ln center and Elght Ball ln rlght After l'1lX1I1g performed thl5 ceremony Four Eyes erxwled over to the corner of the darkened tent fumbled around for 1 few mmutes and emerged draggmg w1th h1m a huge pastebo 1rd box Everybody watched srlently wh1le Four Eyes searched for h1s knxfe found It and eut the tapes seallng the bow 'Slowly he drew back the Stlff paper and squlnted at the tag on the top For Beannle he flnally announced Gee Four Eyes our umforms' they all wh1spered wlth veneratlon as they watched Beanme shake the tlssue paper from hrs hand and hold xt up for general mspectlon jeepers these are perfect just swell breathed Beannle Look at that name w1ll you7 Four Eyes gave the rest of the umforms to fondlmg hands that reyer ently traced the name wr1tten IH blaek letters ID a sem1e1rcle across the front of eaeh one The Wlldeats lll 9 .-q . -. 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Y I - , - gc There was 1 dead sllence wh1le all eyes were turned admrrrngly tow 1rd h1m At frrst he smrled wrdely sharmg wlth them the1r adm1rat1on but then selzed wlth the awkardness of someone unwrllrngly put 1nto the cen ter of attractron he grabbed at the scattered t1ssues on the ground and IH an effort to be rrd of starrng eyes desperately jammed them 1nto an empty box Naturally Four Eyes wasn t on the team he was too small and skrnny and on top of that he had to wear glasses Therefore slnce he was the only one 1n the gang who dldn t make the team the others had ceremonrously appomted hrm general manager and had set up elaborate jobs for h1m to do maklng dragrams of the fleld on whlch they were to play work1ng out the l1ne up wrth the capta1n Drzzy keeplng the1r equ1pment 1n order and belng rn charge of excercrses Four Eyes was delrghted wrth his job 1n the background and yet rrght ID the mlddle of th1ngs After a wh1le the alarm clock rang lndrcatrng that It was f1ve o clock and t1me to leave for home Gradually they collected the1r gear and stum bled out rnto the fleld that was v1v1d under the reddenlng glow of the summer sun They walked together talkrng wxldly of the new su1ts unt1l they reached the drug store where they agarn remmded Four Eyes to thank h1s father for gettrng the sults from h1s store promrsed one another to be at the tent at elght thrrty the next morn1ng and then scattered IU the drrectrons of the1r homes At erght twenty the next morn1ng the last of the team crept 1nto the tent and the buunessforthe hun day of pracuce began CDut1n the hekl they went through the1r morn1ng warm up exerc1ses wrth 1ntens1f1ed de term1nat1on Four Eyes standmg out rn front countrng rhythmrcally wh1le the team Jumped up and down drd somersaults and l1mbered up the1r fnmgers After about ten mlnutes It became ev1dent that one felt much l1ke dorng more and ID an effort to pep them up Four Eyes checked the EXCFCISGS offlns schedtde and yeHed Clkay for today Lets run over to the dui mond Once there the boys played feebly for a few mrnutes Then Fattso took off h1s glove and threw It down rn the dust Gee he moaned I feel posrtrvtly S1Ck Me too Elght Ball was qulck to agree The rest took off the1r gloxes and slowly walked back to the tent There they all stretched out on the ground rn the tent wh1le Four Eyes read comfortmg chapters from l PIQLQFI C un M115 About four o clock only somewhat comforted the members of the gang departed for home to suffer the1r remalnlng qualms alone Everyth1ng went smoothly unt1l the last of the erghth 1nn1ng when lf became clear that an awful s1tuat1on was about to arlse True the Wrldcats were ahead s1x to four but Beanme dependable Beannre was weakenrng He had walked two men ID a row and now as the thrrd came up to the T401 ' 2 Z ' , 3 5 . . . . . 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Y X c . . ,. - v ' ' 1 '. 1 -r A X a a - 1 , . , s a a ' ' 5 plate the held became hushed wlth an awful expectancy save for one un klnd vo1ce that yelled from the fence Knock the stufhngs out of If slugger The vo1ce was promptly hushed and the attent1on turned once more to the mound Beannle warmed up slowly then threw ball one Thc crowd slghed IH despalr Lefty returned the ball to Beannxe and agaln crouched beh1nd the plate Agam Beannle wound up took h1s stretch and threw Wxth a slckenlng crack thc wooden bat came 1nto solld contact w1th the hlde of the ball and sent lt sa1l1ng oxer thlrd Thc audlcnce on ltS tcct watched Elght B111 s lxttle black body rlcc after thc flylng ball llkc 1 well greased machlne Suddenly he stopped shaded h1s eyes from the sun and caught the ball The crowd chcered w1th thc W1ldcats and for a long moment xt looked as 1f Elght Ball had saved the game But as he turned to throw the ball back to Beanme h1s black face twlsted 1n pam Somehow dur1ng that run E1ght Ball had twxsted h1s foot Agam the crowd cheered as he l1mped to the slde of the held surrounded by h1s team Now D1zzy and Four Eyes were desperate Beannlc was so t1red he couldn t f1n1sh 1n any pos1t1on Elght Ball was out of commxssron and they had only one substxtutc Craps Craps you go 1n for Beanme Dlzzy ordered lf he stays 1n there we ll lose no matter how many we ve got ln the held Fortunately for the Wrldcats the ta1l end of the battmg order was up and the next two h1tters popped out to Slug at second Between mnmgs the W1ldcats frantlcally racked the1r mrnds on how to f1ll the hole 1n left held Dead Head suggested gettlng h1s lxttle brother from the s1de lxnes but the rest scoffed IH contempt say1ng that Dead Head s brother would be worse than nobody Then from the slde l1ncs Erght Ball yelled Why don t ya put Four Eyes IH They all spun around to look at Four Eyes who was bus1ly entcrlng the last play on h1s tabulatxng sheet Hey c mon Four Eyes you can play left can t you? Nobody had ever asked a harder quest1on of h1m lf he sa1d Yes nd made a fool of hlmself the boys would lose the1r new found adm1ra t1on If he Sald No hed lmmedxately be class1f1ed as a fancy pants and a poor sport After hesltatmg a moment more he sa1d Ckay Ill go For the Wlldcats IH the hrst half It was three up and thrce away The Red Eagles had put rn all the1r bcst men and a new p1tcher IH a 11st effort to t1e the score As the1r turn came to bat the crowd tensed wa1t1ng to see what Craps would do Four Eyes was out rn left wearlng Elght Ball s ox er slzed glove and wa1t1ng nervously for Craps to throw the f1rst ball Eas1ly he K4 , . - , . . - N . . 9 9 91 9 . 3 . , 1 . . 1 ' c ' 9 9 . c F T 1 . 3 X . .. V . x .8 Q . L l 4 , Si i l ' E D 8 r 'X A Y . I ' b 'D , 4 L c 1 2 ' ' ' 8. L ' ' , L ' I . , . - , ' , ' s , 1 . c , L . , c . . . . . . . 9 9 ' i I . . x . . 9 ' - gs I x Q , . . . . . , . . . I H L , , c . , Y , . 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ClIl.K',K' of II O11 Sazztrz nz the Turk HE QTHER DAY I overheard a cynxc say that Chnstmas had gone completely eommerc1al To the older generatxon It m1ght seem so be cause s1mpl1e1ty IS no longer a characterlstlc of the hol1day Trees that used to be hung w1th home popped pop corn strlngs of cranberrles and t1n fo1l angels are now hung w1th fraglle glass balls and sparkllng tlnsel Santas are now h1red by the dozen complete w1th red flannel coats over plllowed mlddles and bushy cotton wh1skers mstead of the beautxful myth whose only reallty was the far away t1nkle of sle1gh bells What the eynle has forgotten IS that eh1ldren hke the1r myths concretely represented and the masqueradmg Santa to them IS all that lb real and warm and wonderful Fortunately small town Amerxea retalns 1tS touch w1th chlldhood Th1s year Pamesvllle IS eelebratlng 1ts f1rst real post war Chrlstmas The brown out has gone along w1th the rest of the wars austerlty The tovvn sparkles aH the vvay up hAa1n Street to the park Strnags of ccdored l1ghts erxss cross each lnterseetlon and ex ery lamp post bears a llghted tree For the years of a lnetnne the htde trees have rnarched LHB hdana Street deeklng the town for Chrxstmas In 1940 there was a dreadful CFISIS when a smart New Yorker duped the towns oldest and most emlnent merchant 1nto buy1ng 1 complete new set of decoratlons for the busmess d1str1ct Aecordmg to yearly custom earnest young men from the IUHIOI' Chamber of Commerce and the Better Buslness Board set up the decora t1ons on Thanksgxung afternoon so that they were there to be seen by all on Fr1day mornlng The shock rocked Pa1nesv1lle From every lamp post flew SIX small Amer1can flags surmounted by a h1ghly pa1nted St Nlcholas At the 1ntersect1ons were red wh1te and blue streamers w1th large letters spelhng out Pamesx 1lle s All Amerxean Chrlstmas Where the crcche trad1t1onally stands ID the park was a falntly surreahstle con traptlon through whleh COlUHll7l1 rode the ocean s1cle by slde w1th Santa and hn,rmndeer lnme utmensthronged thestnets the phone exchange was jammed meetmgs were held clubs protested and Mcwnday mormng s1w the l1ttle Chrlstmas trees marchlng up M'un Street IU 1940 as 1n other years Commerual It may be but It IS not Chrlstmas unt1l the oldest de partment store mounts 1ts enormous tree four storles h1gh aga1nst the facade and the bank llghts 1ts chaste blue and sllx er spruce IH the w1ndow Store by store w1ndow by w1ndow past the l1ttle lamp post trees one reaches the park 'There the hfe mze creche donunates one end and the huge connnunmy nee dunesfronmthe other 'The Clansuan and pagan symbols stand 1n perfect harmony and on a platform between them 15 Santa half faxry and half sa1nt Every Palnesvllle ch1ld of the preelous bel1ev1ng age Ylblts h1s praetleed knee The eyn1e went down w1th Mother Hill s x A , . . f 5 . .-. . 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X1 hX: ' 'l I Q I- .5 1 5 ' 1 ss 8 TX T v rw T T ' h ' X 1X X XL 5 1' 1 .X 1 h'1XX. 1lll,'S.Sll1fffI. !J!ll.NA of 'Xlf' ,J K A O hom' thc roar of the city: h, L X ,S L, - l X .X ' ' X 41 X f X, hX1 c L11 ' hX X 'Xz hXs ' X 'X s X .5 , X 'li X 1' f c 1 .X hX 'X ' ' 1 1 X . 2' W Y T W Y. 5 Q hX :1 ' H ' '1 X ' '11, hX X 1, f X X, X X ' X 1', hX ' X X ' X1 1' : 1 1 X. -33 3 ' A' ' 'B I - I -5 s x-- E .x k s li . . , 11XX1 1 'K XX. . 3 , 3' A ' 3 L K K C 11 , 5 L 1 Q ' , 3 V 3 Stiff-' , ., I .x.'ol'-118' V50 Umm inkerhanz HE RED DOOR cllcked shut A gentle breeze swayed the long poplars that east long shadows over the deserted schoolyard where only a few hours before laugh1ng ch1ldren had been at play The sun was already s1nk1ng toward the h1lls that enclosed the valley commun1ty The bell from the town church a m1le down the road chlmed flVC M1ss T1nkerham sharply turned the key IH the loek and felt the door lt held She tucked 1 stray gray ha1r 1nto the smooth knot at the top of her head adjusted her spectacles 1nd shlfted to the other rrm the papers she was tak1ng home to eorreet Her keen glance surveyed her surroundlngs The l1ttle red schoolhouse was all shut 1nd locked The evenlng sun showed all the dlngy and worn pllees refleetlng the eonst mt use of the sehool Tomorrow and the next day and the next when the sun had r1sen past the hrlls and over the flelds eoxered w1th the spr1ng plantlng the farmers ch1ldren would tramp for m1les over the valley to th1s l1ttle one room schoolhouse Tall lanky good natured Ben plump g1ggly Bess1e lames w1th the tlght p1gta1ls Kate w1th the beaut1ful long blond ha1r Albert was not very qulck and not very smart He would brlng M195 T1nkerham small glfts l1ke apples and sometlmes he would even carry her papers home for her lf the other boys and grrls knew of thxs fr1end lxness they would laugh at h1m But then they always laughed at Albert At n1ne 0 clock MISS T1nkerham would r1ng her s1lver bell to start school w1th rec1tat1ons recess more rec1tat1ons and flnally luneh Mlss Txnkerham would walk up and down the rows her eagle eyes not m1ss1ng a th1ng She could tell when Tommy jones was putt1ng Marys bra1ds ID the mk or when Sally and Bess1e were wr1t1ng notes Nothmg escaped M1ss T1nkerham and they all knew It Maybe that was why she was known as the T1nkerham Terror to all her pup1ls At lunch t1me when the ch1ldren would run outslde Mrss T1nkerham would l1ft her eh1n adjust her spectacles and spread her luncheon on the worn wooden desk Th1s desk had been the teacher s desk her desk s1nce 1885 When afternoon classes were announced by the jangle of MISS Tmkerham s bell the hot and dusty ch1ldren would scramble for the1r seats w1th the1r eyes on the open wlndow longlng to be outslde M1ss T1nkerham would rap sharply on her desk and the room would become t1ll Afternoon rec1tat1ons would begm The a1r would grow hot and st1fl1ng the ch1ldren restless and squxrmmg IU the1r st1cky seats The clock would t1ck slowly and the bees would hum th1ckly outslde IH the sh1mmer1ng heat The fl1es would swarm and crawl over arms and legs Then johnny Green would rogu1shly sl1p a p1ece of paper 1ntO h1s mouth and ehew unt1l the paper was just rzght The class would stop f5ll . ' C a . T 3 l T K. 1 1 I 2 ' ' , - I x x sc , ' X . . A , 1 ' ' 2 3 ' ' S ' ' . Q 1 1 L Q N 5 . 3 4 1 X L T I 218' - N . 3 5 xi 'X 3 l Q S 1 I , 3 H ' ' ' 7 9 I 1 ,T l , , 3 , 3 johnny Green, the fearless mischieffmaker: and Albert would come. , 'z ' , n T s . . . , , . . , -. I Q u . 7 Gb, ' 71 . ' 1 ' ' s , . . . T 7 9 T 7 ' 9 9 - ' 5 , ' ' . 9 3 I ' 7 7 SqLl1I'ITl1Dg Waltlng Mrss T1nkerham would wr1te steadrly on the board Then thud' A wh1te splash would show whrte on the board just where lvlrss T1nkerham was wr1t1ng She would not turn her head She would not ex en move Her chalk would be held ID the axr where It had stopped Sllence would prevarl Ex ery student s head would be bent 1ndustr1ously oxer h1s book She would stand a full flxe mrnutes as 1f calculatrng the QIZG of mouth that had chewed that s1ze of paper Then she would turn rround w1th a gleam IH her eye adjust her spectacles and march up the msle No one would st1r Then her heaxy tread would stop and she would yank up the culpr1t by h1s coat collar and send hrm scramblrng up to the front of the room He would stand there w1th h1s mouth open und h1s eyes as round as saucers And when he would brmg out the ruler they would grow exen larger Mxss T1nkerham would look as 1f she actually enjoyed h1tt1ng hun on the head three t1mes Afterwards she would send h1m to h1s seat and glare at the rest of the class as 1f darrng anyone else to be an offender No one dared At three o clock M1ss T1nkerham would adjust her spectacles scru t1n1ze her watch and f1n1lly pronounce D19Hl1SS6d The wh1sper1ng would turn 1nto whoops of joy School would be oxer for mother day MISS Tlnkerh lm would turn her back sn1ff md mrrch to clean the boards School would not be oxer for her She would stty unt1l late correctlng papers and cleamng up But she would not be alone Albert ham Albert had found a fr1end Toward hllll she was krnd and generous ls nobody else was He would help her wash boards and f1ll 1nk wells 1nd once Albert had brought her flowers When rt was t1me to leave he would open the door for M1ss T1nkerham stern austere formrdable Mrss T1nkerham who was held on a pedestal of awe Mrss T1nkerham would march through the red door whlle Albert haltlngly followed her w1th adoratron rn h1s thrck len ed eyes Before lockmg the door Mfss T1nkerham would say goodbye to Albert Then somethrng would hap pen Someth1ng would let go of the t1ght l1ne ID MISS T1nkerham s mouth xnd she would smrle The sun srnk llmost to the outer 11111 of the h1ll A ll t soft glow of warmth touched the waxrng frclds of grlss as a gentle breeze nude It r1pple And the one room country schoolhouse seemed to br k IU 1 glow xll lts own M159 T1nkerham rdju ted her sp lctlcles llfted her ch1n and went purpo efully down the road Nunn C an 1 s V191 Q . . 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NCE upon a Halloween myrlads of myster1ous pumpkrns were beam mg the1r mlschlevous gr1ns 1n the dxrectlon of a new baby whose haxr although consplcuous by 1tS absence was to become most decldedly red Therr wlde eyed lrght slanted stra1ght 1nto her heart and transformed th1s lnnocent babe 1nto 1 schemmg pure touched by the dark m1g1e of Halloween Exen now when the br1ght leaxes begm to fall the xery prospect of Halloween beg1ns to cast 1ts spell on her or rather me It conjures up a t1dal waxe of mountmg excltement and wx 1d memory It sweeps me swlftly along and for a few days each year I am from another world At the flrst gl1mpse of a Jack o lantern I am an elf ch1ld a leprechaun I know the playful ghosts and I know them well The busy wrtches scurry to and fro but one of them always pauses to consult me concern1ng the executron of an extremely comphcated act of dexllment Then I scramble up behxnd her on Merlrn Mandrake her trusted broomst1ck and her black cat attaches h1mself to my sk1rt Off we zoom across the ky swerxmg to keep from smashmg our noses agamst the st1rs and houtmg at the other wltch women drn ers who barely m1ss us w1th then pr lllelllg broomstlcks and sp1tt1ng cats Then suddenly Merlrn lvlandrake woops down through the dark n1ght clouds and shrrekmg w1th laughter we frlghten some srlly mortals half out of the1r w1ts Ah yes we are the wlcked ones we brew strange ellxers rn xolu mlnous eauldrons we are mystlc creatures of the mght Can you fathom our secret7 Cf course not I cons1der myself most prrx 1leged to hawe been born 1nto the 1nner anctum of th1s xery exclusne organlzatlon I feel sorry for you people who remam adults all year round you must grow terr1bly bored w1th your rld eirth bound personal1t1es Poor thlngs' How well we all remember 'lO1I'l1Dg the ranks of l1ttle monsters chant mg ox er and ox er We want 1 handout' VVE WANT A HANDOUT' Doubtless th1s sort of PQFSISECDK screechlng augmented by the shock of opemng a door to behold a motley crew of mldgets 1n oxergrown clothes and masks w1th stragglrng sc 1rlet moustaches has sent many ln eas1ly shaken soul to the Rest Home but we ch1ldren enjoyed the whole pro cedure xmmensely The same routme never grew stale for each front door prox 1ded a new prospect of adxenture and more plunder My f1rst exper1ence 1n that freld rema1ns 1ndel1ble on my memory I had just turned fue the day before md Mother had pronounced me old enough to make a few of the Halloween rounds w1th the older chrldren At last Mother was seelng If my way' And w1th the older boys md glrls' It was llmost too much to haxe hoped for all It once V561 . . . - I , 1 . , W . 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Soon the other ehildren arrix ed but they were no longer ehildren they had heeome Clowns and gypsies 1nd eowhoye and piritea btrange and wonderful beings lvlother kiaied me good hye while Daddy stood heside her heaming like 1 jaek o l1ntern himself Leaxing the eozy w1rmth ol the home we emerged into the ehilly hewitehed night The three noxiees lo 1nd Blrney 1ndI were IN exeited 19 eould he md we wllked xery elose together 19 we pawed the t ull ominous grmses in the field Upon our slie 1rr1x1l If 1 well lit front door the older ehildlen hegm to bhout 1nd lung and l'IT1liL IU 1wlul dm It WIN muxie to my e1rs like nothing I h 1d ex er he 1rd hefore Then the door opened I found my ell hemg shoxed right in front oi 1 g11nt m1n If least 1 hundred times higger th ID I who stood ieglrdmg me as it to my Well? I stood there too lor 11 while just thinking 1nd Qeufhng my shoe on the btone btep At last I 1nnouneed We would like 1 h indout pleabe He allowed UQ to enter 1nd pointed to the dining room where the long greedily btulling our s1ekQ pocketb 1nd mouths when out from under the huliet leaped 1 whooping Indian in lull war punt This proved to be too mueh for Io 1nd B1rney who immediately burst into tears, md h1d to he drix en home The whole ineident only heightened H13 enthusi 11m md I ww still te 1r1ng 1hout the neighborhood at elex en when lvlothex and Dlelely m1n 1ged to traek down their wandering oikpring Halloween hu 1lw1ys had the mme eileet upon me Cn 1nd 1round Oetoher thirty first I 1m 111 entirely different person 1 produet of my own m1 IQIU IUOIT lI1Ll the world ia my pumpkin HIX If IIN The Sl10ZbJ'1'0l'l7Z The gmy elad enemieb make the attaek They drive the hright golden warrior haek For miny ID hour the enemies iight Bomlmrding the eities with hulletb oi white And then in 1 minute the h1ttle 15 done Out eomes the xietor the bright knight h1 won 111111 I 11 I 1 I 113 1 5 . .V - 1 ' 5 . 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PN! 44 'I '1 'f:.s', firm' Ol 'SH Irozwzg 79111111 AM AFRAID th If most parents never LILIIIC reallze the full extent of the1r ch1ldren s des1re to be l1ke other ch1ldren Some of my earlrest recollect1ons of school are xery xmd because of the sufferrng I underwent ID bemg 1 l1ttle drfferent Above everythlng I thmk our ch auffeur Everett caused me the most 1ngu1sh He was the one who droxe me to school that opcmng day of the f1rst grade I h1d always been h1s xery good frrend but that morn1ng when I got out of the car I not1ced some chxldren starmg at me currously and obvlously grgghng 1t Ex erett s unlform It seemed that no one elses grandmother had a chauffeur That made me dlfferent and It also m 1de me look at hlm dlfferently I felt xery gu1lty and self reproachful about It but really you could not be seen w1th a chauffeur' Every day I walked the mrle 1nd 1 half to school However th1s state of affarrs w1s frnally brought to an end on account of the paper sale peted w1th one another and lf you were not partrcularly zealous about collectmg paper your mterest was enllvened by the 1nformat1on that laggards would be requrred to I'6I'l12l1I1 after school unt1l frxe o clock every d1y for two whole months Paper was collected w1th feverlsh enthuslasm There was only one d1ff1culty that was the transportatlon of the paper to school on the fateful day I had a frrend whose mother was go1ng to take her paper and kmdly offered to take m1ne too but two days before the sale th1s mother was called out of town and my frrend and I had to get up at srx o clock to transport all the paper to school m three tr1ps and one wagon We made It much to the bewrl derment of my mother who could not see why Everett d1d not quallfy to brmg a few pounds of paper to school Upon arrrxmg w1th our last wagonful we saw one of the second graders unloadmg a car full of paper ass1sted by her fathers chauffeur Isn t she awful? 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It was really nothing more than the Lidies Fur or so my elel ers thought but to me it was the sweet iromi of ambrosia disguised by the unworthy appellations cindy 1nd cookies It was the exciting 1 polka dot bag hoping to extraet the twenty five cent treasure most de sired' It was the tired but joxial farmers through with their daily chores and ready to disregard anything but a merry mood And now I was to miss all this' Something far more important was to be attended the first in a series of lectures on the garden of America But of what interest was this to me who had been deeply wounded by the oversight of those so dear to me? Qf none whatsoever Now my one thought was of escape from this home of dictators who deprived me of my deepest wish The sea was for boys and besides it was probable that seasickness would soon deprive me of my freedom Taking this into consideration I made my decision I would probe within the xery interior of my small Mexican pig which held my limited means of support Then with four dollars and seventy three cents I would go on my way raking leaves here washing dishes there anything at all to provide me with food and shelter This idea was becoming more attrae tive ex ery moment and soon I would be gone But my fate had already been decided upon by those three schemers Clotho Laehesis and Atropis and they desired no help from me At the moment when I was ready to leave my home forever these three fates inxeigled my mother into suddenly appearing from around a corner of the house to walk slowly towards me It was then that she made my heart begin to swell with loxe and my mind to twirl around in circles of anticipation Hadn t she just said there was going to be a horse raee next week? 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ANY XEARS 12910 IN Grettt thtre l1xtd ID tht bt1ut1ful t1ty of Athens 1 toungtous soldltr Neoptoltmus 1nd 1 loxtly m udtn lVl11on11 two young Grttks xtry muth an loxt At th1t tlmt hplrtl tht homt of m1ny br1wt w1rr1ors llltl Athtns wtrt tnglgttl 1n 1 vv 1r It h 1ppened th lf durmg th1s w1r thtrt WIN 1 grt1t b1ttlt whlth took pl 1tt on 1 pl 11n not f1r from Athtns Befort tht troop of t1th 1rmy wtrt fully 1rr1ytd for tht tomlng tl 11h Ntoptoltmus found t1mt to x1s1t hx bttrothttl T1l1t t1rt Ntoptoltmus plt1dtd lVl11on11 Y u 1rt so bold I ft1r for you Wh 1t' Am l II1 offlter not to lt 1d my n1tn to tht flory of tht thltkest p1rt of tht f1ght1ng7 rtspondtd Ntoptoltmus Do not worry for l haxe surxntd unstathed many other b1ttlts Wlth these partmg words tht LOLlI'lg6OLlb hero entertd the tonfl1tt taklng w1th h1m tht xow of h1s beloxed to w11t for h1m by tht tovvn gates unt1l every last Athen1an was accounted for MHILDHII had 1 long wa1t for her hero never returned But the lovely malden never lost hope Long lnto tht nlght she remamed by the town gates fa1thful to her prom1se She saw D1ana move xuth 1 stately pate across the starry skles and w1shed she were IH the moon goddesss pos1t1on so that she tould see the battlef1eld Then she would know the fate of her loxer As she stood thlnkmg Bortas tht fr1g1d north w1nd c1me down upon the Clty MHIODIH became hard and told under the 1cy breath of Boreas Her hands were reproduced mnumer able t1mes 1n the leax es of 1 shapely tree Her arms were tr 1nsforn1ed 1nto graceful branches When Apollo starttd h1s dally journey the next mormng he shone down upon the t1ty wlth 1 rosy warmth But the malden lvlaloma d1d not feel th1s goodness In her plate was a m1plt trte 1ts l1mbs rtachmg toward the sourct of llght Thls was the form M11on11 h1d taken after Boreas had breathed upon her Ntoptolemus served h1s usefulness for a few hours on tht b1ttltf1eld but MIIOHIH stlll IS 1nd sh1ll contlnue to be useful ID the form of tht m 1ple trtt fl Burllcj flaw 1 lb 1 0 7 1 7 ' 1 ' 111 1 '11 ' 1 -' ' A 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 11 I I 15 1 1 1 I 1 1 I , I 1, I 1 K 1 Y I . . 1 1 1 v f ' W ' ' 1 1, xx 1 x IX- K K 1 fs 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 Y 1 I 5 D ' V' 1 1 K I vs K K, C w L v 1 S l C Q . , . 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If 71 011 H11 ppnzefy I-ID SUIVIMER omethmg hlppened to me wh1eh t11t el 1 th1nk1ng about the state of m1nd knovvn 1s happ1ness As 1 h1ld I had b en happy and unhappy IH turn but I had never been eur1ou to lnow wh xt 1nade me h1ppy or unh1ppy Th1s summer I expeneneed an IIILIIHIITIUOH on the subjeet It eame lbout xery allllply yet It has ID flueneed n1y ent11e way of th1nk1ng My mothe1 and I were X1 1t1nU fr1ends It the1r summer eottwe After spendmg 1 few hours vnth them cn the beaeh at wh1eh t1me I eame to the LODLIUQIOU that the1e we1e no g1rls or boys my 1ge who eould afford 1ne any great pleasure I vvent to 111y room to dress for d1nne1 The older folks h1d gonc to a plrty and was to play w1th my hosts daughter aged twelve 1nd her frlend 1lso aged twelve I stllked upstanrs shut the door sit Jn the roekmg eh11r 1nd begm to feel so11y for myself The more I 1oeked the more p1I'l1Ol1Nl'1lP eons1sted of ICILIIIIS who t1lked of nothmg but pol1t1es hooks 1nd old tunes md of eh1ldren who t1lked of nothmg I felt llke the pro xerb11l sore thumb I w1s xlmost on the verge of GIIIIIIIIIIIQ 1 tear of self p1ty when l1ke 1 bolt of hghtmng 11 thought struek me I stopped roeklng and looked It myself ID the n11rror Almost is 1f some Bemg were puttlng words mto my mouth I spoke to my rmage thus Now why ID the world are you workmg so hard to make yourself unhappy? Xvlth your depressmg attrtude you w1ll ru1n your vacat1on And then I reallzed how fatuous I had been I wanted to shout my new rex elatlon to the world Why I could be happy anywhere' Happmess just depends on ones state of m1nd' As a result of the drama 1n my room I had a most mary elous vacat1on Adorned Wlfh my new state of m1nd I adapted myself to the adult and juvemle conversat1ons I gave and I recened I had learned a l1ttle of the art of happ1ness Because happ1ness IS an art 1t cannot be ach1eved wlthout a strug gle I th1nk of llfe as an obstacle race The man who reaps the reward happ1ness 15 the man who mstead of spendlng h1s preclous 1211116 frettmg oxer the a1duous hurdles has acted qu1ckly keepxng h1s m1nd stead fastly on h1s pursult I have no t1me to worry sa1d the happy man In the dayt1me I am too busy and at mght Im too sleepy Thlnkmg alone eannot make one happy The man who spends h1s day merely thmkxng lb llable to th1nk only about hzmself and h1s woes Man does suffer many drsappomtments and gr1efs about wh1ch he may ponder 1f he w1shes to spend h1s l1fe thus As the WISC George Bernard Shaw sa1d The seeret of be1ng m1serable IS to have the le1sure to bother about vxhether you are happy or not The 1nert man Slts back and worr1es H143 If Q 5 ' 1 H H s 1 ' e ne ' ' ' . 5 ' ' ' 1' ' Q. 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X . . . , , 1 5 . .Q .. . 7 C . 1nd 15 unh1ppy th1 1Ct1xe m1n goe5 out 1nd doe5 1nd 15 happy Ther1 tore one rule tor h1pp1ne55 15 to 190 To 110 IS 1dm1rable but beware that the do1ng 15 not 1on11ned o Llfllllg for one5 5el1 Drummond 5a1d One h1l1 the world 1 on th1 wrong 511nt 1n the pur5u1t o1 h1pp1n155 Thby th1nk 1t 1on515t5 1n h1x lllg and g1tt1ng and 1n b11ng 51rx1d by oth1r5 It 1on515t5 111 QIXIUQ 1nd 111 51rv1ng other5 In SCYVIUQ other5 w1 51rx1 our51lve5 Wh11h of llh h15 not 1xp1r1111111l keen joy 1nd 5el151t15111t1o11 III 51e1ng th1 5m1l1 ot 111 old m111 lltbf vx1 h1x1 gon1 out of our w1y to gr11t 1111117 Xvhlkh of 115 h15 11ot 11lt h1pp1ne55 11t11 l11x111g gnen 1 p1rt of our flllle 11111 1 p1rt ot OLlISLlXLS to 1 worthwh1le pro111t7 NVhy 15 lt th1t Chr15tm15 15 one of th1 h1pp115t 1111115 of the y11r7 It IS l7LLlLlbL man IN v1x1ng 11ot only n11t1r11l th1ng5 but good 1h11r thought1uln155 and k1n1l11155 Part of h1pp111155 15 211111111 by 1111pt1n1e E11h m1n 111u5t 111lly bod wh11h 11nnot be altered by any 1n1ount ot worry But woe to th1 111 IH who 11115 to r11ogn1ze th If wh11h 1111 be k,1ld.I'lQ,LLl' L1t 111 hun1an1ty l11ed th15 pr1yer bod grant me th1 51r1n1ty to 111ept the th1ng5 1 LIHDOU 1hange 1our1g1 to 1hange the th1ng5 1 11n and w15dom to know the d111er1n1e Let e11h n1an under5t1nd that 11though many may haxe more than he many have 1155 Never 1ovet what anoth1r po55e55e5 tor envy IS the toe of happ1ne55 Be content Wlfh your lot however meager It n1ay be Man cannot 1hange that wh11h God h15 Omen and It 15 1ut111 for h1m to worry WlthlD each man IS the latent capa11ty for mak1ng 1111115611 happy Man may not real1ze that happ1ne55 1nd 1ontentment emanate not 1rom external cond1t1on5 or other 1nd1v1dual5 but from the state of mmd of that man h1m5el1 To be the po55e55or of such 1 marvelous power 15 one oi God 5 many g11t5 to h11man1ty I1 man 1ou1d but re1ogn1ze and Llt111Z6 th15 power he would open tor h1m5el1 the doorway of happ1ne55 HHPQIDLSS Sdld Chamfort IS not Clblly won It IS hlrd to 11nd It IU our5elxe5 and 1mpo551ble to 11nd If e15ewhere It lb not 1mportant how much one ha5 Th1ng5 do not make one h1ppy No one d15pute5 the e111cacy of money lt IS a de51rable luxury but a deep permanent happ1ne55 can not be galned by luxurxes My mother and I have often 5a1d that we would be happy 11V1Hg IH a small one room apartment as long as we were together I really bel1exe that Where there IS love there al5o IS happ1ne55 To cultwate love lb to reap happ1ne55 Therefore let n1an 5eek happ1ne55 where he m1y Let not the bond5 of con1orm1ty and 1on515tency 5uppre55 h1m If he fmds 1ontentment IH SO11CLlClC let h1m l1ve alone I1 he 11nd5 happ1ne55 IU d1gg1ng d1tche5 1n pa1nt1ng garages or IH 51ll1ng gro1er1e5 do not 51o1f but LHXY h1n1 H1 IQ l1x1ng truly 1nd fully 1651 . 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L 1 1 9 3 ' x x , L 5 Let man take laughter for the most utterly lost of all days IS the one IH Wh1Ch you haxe not laughed once hope loxe fa1th henexo lence and bu1ld h1s house Let man do aecept gxxe and there1n frnd the key From there rt IS s1mple ust turn the key and walk rrght 1n' 01111 1lll11Fl f111ss 0 -IU The 1111161 Jbfan T WAS a hot luly mornrng A boy vtalked down the quret road scufflng up dust w1th h1s hare feet as he strolled along He was wear mg a pa1r of ragged hlue jeans a faded red sh1rt wrth the sleexes cut off and a frayed straw somhrero on the back of h1 tow head Ox er h1s left shoulder he earrred a wlllow frshmg pole whreh swayed laz1ly as he saun tered along A prece of str1ng dmgled from the top of h1s pole and was exught it the bottom of the pole hy a hook In h1s r1ght hand he carrred 1 rusted ean half frlled w1th dlrt Qeeaslonally a long worm would try to eseape ox er the edge of the em The hoy would stop set down hl pole wxnd the worm around hrs f1nger and poke him under the d1rt He was wh1stl1n0 as he walked along thlnklng of the f1sh he would catch and the coolness of the r1ver on hlS feet All at once a eall came from the mlddle of the fxeld that he was passlng Hey hm don t want to grye us a hand on the hay do you He turned 1n the d1reet1on from whlch the VOICQ came H1s Wh1Stl1Hg stopped He looked behmd hopefully to see lf another Irm was follow mg hrm The VOILE called agam How bout It l1m7 Thrs tlme he knew he had to answer He walked slowly to the edge of the road and swung one foot over the top of the low ra1l fenee Llttle drops of persp1rat1on stood on hrs freekled nose Gee Mlster Steel Id sure 11ke to hut I m rrght busy today Ma s elean out of food and I ought to hrrng home a catch of f1sh for the boys and Pa s dmner bes1des I a1n t got no shoes and those stubhles are sure tough Glad to help you another day M1ster Steel The boy swung off the fence and started on toward the creek He tr1ed to whlstle and look mdlfferent A small volce somewhere 1ns1de of h1m kept say1ng Hey hm don t want to g1xe us a hand on the hay do you? 1111x011 011111111 lluss 11 I66l 4. H . ' ' , N 1 l s 1 f 9 9 9 9 ' 1 9 ' 9 9 , 9 , 1 . . Nl . e I . 7 9 . . . - Q 3 I ,I 1 v 9 X 9 S . ' Q 'Q e ' D .3 1 . ' I 3 ' . 4 'Z Z 5 . ' ' 1 2 s . , A . I v 3 sf V -I -Q Ia S L . e , D , . . -, W 5 . . , . c ' X b 9 . . 5 x f . -, . ee - s 1 -,wa 1 9 , 9 9 ' . ., 'Q ' bb N ' ' Ni V 9 9 , ' . . X . e K - 7 ' 3 e . Lb ' W 1 5 - 4 9 9 9 9 1 Q . 5 , - , 1 , . . . , 9 1 as . , , su - 9 . N 1 3 5 9 ' Q , . A - Q . . 1 -9 A . .S ', 1 .. I T.. Fcfffruazy E HAVE it on the best of iuthority that when the immortal Alice wandered through Wcnnderland she stopped for a eup of tea with three very strange individuals a Mad Hatter a sleepy Doormouse and a March Hare As a child I accepted two of these characters on faith Why shouldn t the Hatter be mad? I had heard my father on the subject of women s headgear And IS for the Doormouse being sleepy why it was spring wasn t it Everybody had sleepy spring fever at th it time of year But the March Hare bothered me He certainly was to put It kindly peculiar in many of his ways I reluctantly concluded that he was is mad as the Hatter but why7 After due consideration and some research I have discovered the reason for the poor rabbit s derangement My enlightenment eame about in this manner The other evening at dinner my mother remarked gently th it the drapes would be down tomorrow she was starting her annual house cleaning He looked a trifle wildly about the room as he stirred his coffee vigor ously with his cake fork I had a vision of the March Hare with the same wild look in his eye dipping his watch into a cup of tea and re marking that butter hadnt suited the works He like my father had lived through too many house cleanings which is to say too many Februaries This benighted month this February Fill Dyke as the English farm ers used to call it when they looked out on their flooded fields and swollen ditches is Natures house cleaning Its very name proclaims the fact and proves that the Latins had a word for this colossal swabbing of the earth Unlike January March and june February is not graced by a name derived frona one of the ancient deities Still less was it chosen as were july and August by one of the mighty Caesars to bear his name in dignity through the centuries February in fact fell prey to the ardent Augus tus when he chipped off one of its days to add to his own month making it of equal length with that of Julius Caesar of whom he was Jealous This truncated little month then unworthy of a god or an emperor was named very simply by the ancient Romans Februa which means Ceremony of Cleansing Not that Nature stands on ceremony during her yearly sloshing and steaming she follows a vague pattern of her own February we may ex pect to be ushered in by a snow storm not the gentle Christmas card type of fall but a violent buffeting determinedly covering last months I67l . 1 2 - ' ' L 1 , X 3 ' it ' I , Fa I . 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B111 ' ' 'gd' , 1111.5 nf 'gf 1' 1 'ty' K 1 1 11. 1' 1 5 ' 5 5 ' 1 11 1 ' 1 S S , vs sf 4 V - - ' t ,S , , . , ,. , . , . 1 A A :1 :' . 3 ' 1': 1 3 I I y:- S l V 11 . 011 lflf07'llIJ OL WQRM' Th1s llllillllf statement f f deep ontempt IN often used to deserrbe a person ol lnexpresslble meanness Why the VvU1Ll worm eame to be apphed to a man as a term of deprecat1on no one knows It 19 def1n1tely of ane1ent and confused or1g1n It probably eame xbout bee IUSL of the many 91H11llI'1t1La between men llld worms lt has 1lw ays seemed to me howexer th at the worn1 WIS slandered 1n h1s comp arlson w1th mln rather th an the rexerse The world has been profoundly mllueneed by both men md worms exer smee they haxe emsted A sllght ehfferenee 15 found betvteen them howex Ll for 1t IS only mm th If ela1ms to be lmp mrtant We thlnk th lt the vuorld would be of no eonsequenee wlthout the hum tn r1ee We sly th lf we ehmge the surf lee of the e 1rth by bllllelllig elnals Ind dims te ll gresses through culture And what does the earthworm do7 He goes on ex enlng the surface of the earth a f1fth ol an 1neh ex ery year Ex ery hour exery day every year every century he lb mox mg d1rt To LIS th1s does not seem l1ke mueh but IU h1s qu1et way the worm has been able to bury ent1re e1t1es the remams of great e1v1l1zat1ons under the ground Why does he need learn1ng7 Why does he need to be xble to thlnk to reason IS we do? He does not need to vvorry very mueh about bemg k1lled If he lb eut ID half he ean eont1nue l1fe as two worn1s lf a worm drowns or roasts to de mth he feels no 1ntense pa1n The worm does not get 1nto wars he ls not bothered by m an m 1de depresslons Hue we eh mged the strue ture of the world for the better e1ther physle 1lly or morally? Could lt b that IU the fmal analys1s the worm 15 just as 1mportant to s1y nothlng of be1ng more fortunate than we are? Yes the worm and man have many thlngs ID eommon Une of the s1m1lar1t1es frequently overlooked 15 that they both have homes Most people eontend that a worm does not have a home The faet that a worm s burrow does not contaln cha1rs and tables does not necessar1ly mean that 1t IS not a home Cons1der the basement apartment It too 1 underground and before If IS rented 1t also lacks fLlI'H1ShlI1gS It IS st1ll termed a home no matter whether by the real estate broker or by the for rent advert1sement Why then should It be Sald that a worm does not have a house? The worm IS very fortun ate 1n lackmg one d1st1ngu1shed characterlstle of the human race The 111 es of men and consequently the state of the world, are greatly affected by loxe the emotlon that makes poets smg and people act crazy but about whlch worms know nothmg How lueky they are not to be bothered by love' Yet th1s may also be why worms haxe not aehleved such hxgh renown All great deeds are supposed to be ae f bf? 1 1 ' ', ' '. C , C as ,- - 1 ' - -s , ' . s K I x sl N- M ' ,-- ' -, K ,.. ' ' ,AY .V-1' , sc Q -' s v - U' H - ', 3 l s s I s ' 1 K f l C C M' , X ' X X ' . X2 1 'Q :X X ' t 2 X' X X 1 . 2: 1 z 5 :XX X , ' , 1 X 1: :Q X ' Q 2 ': D ' ' 3 ' S H V8 'B K 5 1 l u - X ' SS ' A ' l 5 'S an ' 4 fx C X fs -' -s s v sff s ' '--s. s fs '- ' -. 'wa N , . . . e , N rx- . l . 1 v s I 1 X l 1 ' 5 4 ' , l 1 l x K . 1 X 1 ' X ' X :X X 'X ' X 2 X Qi . , . , , , 4, ,., ' ,. ' ' M , . - s, ., K K K. I K L 1 k l K L, K mg down mountams, and f1ll1ng up valleys. We state that the world prof , - V ,- , Y , ,w S 7 I . 3 3' --- . . Q v YS r c c . , V3 V 3 VX Q If v. ' 1 '1 5 5 , ' 5 N' N ' ' I l 4 3 H x. , y I , . 5 Q. , V. . 1. .. . ' ' 3 D 3 X ' I 3 . C , ' 33 V 3 ' I I 3' I . l 4 3 bs s ' fs s b .l 1 1 A , Cx n 5 . , 'xx - ' s - I s - - , ' . .. 1 e L , e c . 1 . '. , , 1 ., ' , ,, - . , 5 - -, C K n C I L S 1 3 . 3 3. -'R . . C . , .Z , . 1, 1 L T . ' 5 . 3 - , , - I . I - , . . . , , s 1 , . 3 1 3 . . . 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D 3 3 1 r s Q, compl1shed for the sake of loxe If th1s IS so the worm has a great d1sad xantage to start w1th for It lb both he and she Of course some people cla1m that 1t lb qu1te poss1ble for a worm to fall ID love They contend that It could grow qulte fond of 1tself as people often do Th1s however IS not suff1c1ent proof for could you ever love a worm even 1f you were one? just 1mag1ne hav1ng to look at a worm every day even 1f It 15 yourself Desp1te th1s many people are rem1nded of love by a worm Th1s creature suggests damp weather wh1ch 1n turn br1ngs to m1nd spr1ng and a full moon and from there ah' Many express1ons that we have appl1ed to these poor creatures are not of the comphmentary type Regardless of the1r apparent plac1dness the1r mdustnousness and the1r usefulness people cont1nue to say truthless and mal1c1ous th1ngs about them Even a worm when trod upon w1ll turn aga1n we say degradlngly of the worm But how can the poor creature turn? He has not a r1ght or left s1de H15 front IS the same as h1S back and h1s back IS the same as hlS front Can you 1mag1ne gOlHg through all vour days not know1ng whether you were go1ng forwards or backwards7 Of course a great many people spend a l1fet1me seem1ngly 1n that state so confused and uncerta1n are they but happlly th1s IS not true of all A faxor1te sport ID th1s country IS the danghng of a worm from one end of a f1sh hook ID the hope of catch1ng a llSh For m1ll1ons of people the worm IS stereotyped IU th1s part Every year soc1et1es for the el1m1nat1on of uslng worms for f1sh1ng are formed They argue that lt IS 1nhuman to place a lIV1Dg organ1sm upon a sharp p1ece of steel and prolong 1ts PXISCCHCC IH agony by dragg1ng It through the water or pgglmg lt up and down The fact that they overlook 1n these soc1et1es and wh1ch IS per haps the reason that these soc1et1es never succeed IS that we apply the same pr1nc1ple to one another and do noth1ng to stop It We offer people adv1ce 1nstead of actual help We ra1se the1r hopes w1th theor1es and dash them to the ground when the theor1es prove 1mpract1cal The worm must have the same hope of release from h1s burden when the l1ne br1ngs h1m toward the l1ght of day and the same frustrat1on when he IS then dropped to deeper waters We l1k6W1S6 cancel the help1ng hand of fellowshlp by war and greed and just pla1n 1nd1fference Why then should we conslder ourselx es super1or to the worm when he and h1s k1nd unl1ke man do the best of whlch they are capable at all t1mes7 In some not too future day P1ty the poor worm w1ll be no more true than P1ty the poor man Shzrley lean Bmun Clase of 4 f 701 , . 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Mud EW PEQPLE relllze the ntttsslty of thls m1ry mlxture of soll 1nd vw 1ter but ruse thur hlnds III annoy mee ox er the prospetts ol eommg wlthm lts reaeh lvlud ha been used tonstmtly through the lgts slnee the most prnmltne uve men It was the 1mpr1nt ol the wlld llllfllll s trltks ID the mud whlth led the saxage hunters to thelr catth More L1Vll1ZLLl men made wlter vessels 1nd bowls out ol drled el ly whleh lb a elose rel1t1xe ol mud Ever slnee that tllllt we have been eatxng three mells a day from a type ol mud' Many old hlstorxtal objetts haxe been found Whluh were orlglnally made of mud Artheolog1sts have dug up plaques wlth mstrlptlons p1t tures and verses whlch added to the xteumulated knowledge of these '1nc1ent peoples Foss1ls are the geolog1st s prlze hnds as he deftly Lh1S6lS a d1nosaurs huge lootprmt lrom t1me hardened mud Slnce the t1me ol the Babylon1ans we have made mud 1nto brxcks and used them lor bulldmg mater1als and other modern neeess1t1es Wlthout brlcks we would be lorted to use lumber 1gneous rocks or some form of metal tor bu1ld1ng Whlkh would result mn 1 searc1ty of these nat ural resources Other mammals besldes humans depend upon mud The beaver who supplles us w1th lurs tould not make 1 very sturdy dam or house w1thout mud as a plaster The trog would not lne xery long lf he eould not engulf hlmsell ln some tomtortlng oozy mud for the wlnter Much of our ex1stence depends upon mud Il there weren t my our earth would be of the same tonsxstency as that of the moon or of a desert Earth devold of water would dlseourage all vegetatlon Th1S would ehmmate all ammal llfe WhlCh lb our source of so many tools requlred for human l1le W1thout xegetanon or meat our very l1vel1hood on thls earth of ours would be unl1kely The next t1me you see the juvemle members ol the famlly yoyously kneadmg mudples remember they are only playmg around m a force of our earth mud Army Ixzutz Class 0 l7ll A 1 ,Z ' , ,-,-.' 'S ' A, As 2 ., ., .',, ,' , .' . . a, , , . s 1 s 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 s s . . .1 5 Q 1 . f s . , ., . ss -' fs s - 15 ix e 1 1 N' 1 1 - s ,, , , , , , , , , . - - s 1 . 1- 1 1 1 - '- , -, , 1 s 1 ,' - -' s s E 1 1 . . .s . V s ' -, '- A s s -sf bv 1 , 1 1 1 , C . ' ' 3, 1 ' ' 2' '- '- ',- . Y ws '- f - ' , ' ' f.- ' ' 1 -, - 9 , ' ,-- 5 , 1 . . . , . -. S . 1 . , . , - . - . i 4 ' 1 . . . 3 . 3 , . . 3 N . 9 9 ' ' '- ' . - ' -,- , c . -' , . 1 , , 1 1 1 , , - H . 3 . S - . - . , . . ,N . , . 1 , - J- ,, , 1 1 . . Q ' Q. . . 9 9 - 9 V - . . . 9 , . 1 'Y ' l 1 N .-,7 l , 1 .. ,7.. The Jlffzglf of 51114 llf OVELIST9 xx r1te ol seenes wh1eh ILHIIHLI them of the1r eh1ldhooel x IHUSICIHDS eompose struns wh1eh exrry them 1nto HItIUOI'1t.S but odors unheralded mxoke my rem1n1seenee It IS bleak Deeember Trees are blre agamst a elouded sky and r-othmg s1ngs Olltgldt, but the w1nd On my desk stands a bowl of hot house sweet peas I bury my nose 1n them md at onee lf lb Iuly sunny drowsy Iuly The bees ire dronmg 111 1n my eolored pei xlnes that r1se l1ke tapestry agun t the duk ex ergreen The eirth IS warm benelth me I wlteh 1 lat llzy eloud me IIILILI sloxxly ILIONN the blue ky A dlddy long legs wllks tenlessly leloss my XXII t I hlxe been trlnsported mto summer' The golden smell ol bikmg breld elntrs horn the k1tehen I IIN at onee 1 eh1ld ol four xx1teh1ng my HIOIIICI h1pe loax es IU the kltehen of the l1ttle broxxn house we used to l1xe 1I'1 There IS llour on my pmilore p1nches off a roll of dough 1nd g1yes If me to play w1th My hands are theoret1eally eleln but I kne 1d small dirk l1nes IHKO the dough I dust If l1berally w1th flour and produce 1 mmnture loaf wh1eh IS baked xmth the llrge ones and gray ely presented to Daddy that n1ght Borne on ln 1Ill1I'11t6b1IUdl grey eloud eomes the aroma ol a hne I-lax ma c1ga1 I elose my eyes and hnd my ell on a y1s1t to my grmd pirents It 19 exemng I 'rm sxttmg 1n hont of a log hre III the llbrlry Grlndlather 1s stretehed out 111 h1 laxor1te easy ehalr IWILJWIIILQ smoke r1ngs to amuse me I beg h1m Tell me lbout Halloween when you were young and xmth 1 ehuckle he beg1ns agnn the Il1dg1C oft told tale ol prinks he played lorty odd ye rrs ago when gates were transferred to the tops of telephone poles buckets of xxater suspended oy er front doors ind eh1eken coops overturned But there are odors wh1eh I loxe III the present the d1m fragranee ol old books the cr1sp pr1nt smell ol a newly opened newspaper musk eabbage on a m1sty sprmg mormng and the sun and garden smell of clean sheets Une other mueh much greater than I has also enjoyed the smell of thmgs My f1xor1te poet Rupert Brooke wr1tes m my fax OYIKC poem ol the thmgs he lox ed The good smell of old clothes and other sueh The eomlortable smell of tnendly fmgers I'Ia1r s lrlgrance md the musty reek that lmgers About dead leaves md list ve1r s ferns 111 mm Bfmqslmrzz Class fl IW - . L .. W 9 ,, J . N - - - - ' ' A , , , e ., , - K R N x H x I D x Q 1 D ,fs sf . 3 IH' x l A. C L, 1 I v 3 I --,-1 'XQ , , .. -, ' ,x 2 , Q 1 N M , L ' 4 I s 3 ' r 3 1 f Q 4 3 I 3 ' ' . .' 7 . . e 1 , 1 s S Q 3 s L2 4 ' 2 7 - s sl V' x 1 'xx 'ez e .fs 5 2' Us. 'ez ': . en I zsz fa X 'sn z 'f fe: 1 ' zu N' 1 e ' . , 3 3 ' D I 2 . I 32 '-A: A' 3 I ' 3 A 2 ' ul- .,,l- .Sl, L-: -, x I 5 v fx fx A- A ' l I f I H . . L , on my chm, and on my nose. I press so closely to my mother that she . 3 . I . 3 . . 5 C y Q s, l , '- - , , 1 , ' - ' - I , l C l a y . . , . 3 K . .c . .1 . 5 V. s - 3- v sf u - ' L Q L I - K. . 'z . 1 s 'B 3 e. ss 'e 1 f 2 3 e. e 'X . . 3 ' z 2 1 - ' 8 ' s . ' X X.: , , 3 -, , , ,f e ,, . , 4. 57 ' - ' 4 ' ' ' , 1 1 ' X ' . . 2 ' f . B 1 . ' ez , . 3 . t 3 4' 5 B V ' 3 Y ' e, - , 1 3 '1 .Q v I y s , . fs I ' . I , 5 s 1 I I I I I 1 , .. e . . 9 1 f 9 . 2' , 1, ' 1 L5 3 , . - - ' ' ' ', ' 9 1 L M 3' 1 1 1 '1 . is K l L C x I - A V A ' ,, 311 K. , 1 .. 1 w2 1153 1?-W 1, fy xp-M wiv-2 -Q 4 Pre dent DIANE D KNIS R M I Sehumalher Burge j K Park P Cobb A Fisher YI N est 'S R II Lmdcman A Stewart S Srhmuu R McGean A xfCI'lC3 S Dans D Rus Crnllv N f rthur cdmond urm j hnson r Owen ad nsor The Studezzz' Coulzffl HE STUDENT CUUNCIL IS an orgamzatxon deslgned to keep am' b1t1ous cltlzens w1th1n the bounds of moral approbatlon It also handles all the problems of d1sc1pl1ne to the best of 1ts ab1l1ty and attempts to set an example for the student body to follow The Councll acts under the expert guldance and Iobfllke pat1ence of Mrs Owen E741 JANE BILLS R I l N G d S B0 l h g The Ylormztory Cozmfzl HE DCRMITORY COUNCIL 1S an orgamzatlon representatlve of all the classes Wh1Ch helps enforce the rules of Raymond Hall It also plans soclal functlons under the gurdance of Mrs Lafore whose under standmg of all our problems makes Raymond Hall a happy place 1n whnch to l1ve E153 P 'd ..,. .,...,....,...... ....,,..., , . ,. ,. .,.,.,. A' R ' I-C lly S: C bb A.g Stecher, S.g johnson, Mg Evans, j.g Reavill, R. ' I-C l .l.' I er, .3 wer, B.g Bil s, -Lg Gibson, S.g Ue lin' , M. 3 . , . 0 , ' Edu xr DI KNE M ILSOX lkln L The SP6'6'll!l17lKI Bernd HE SCENE any Tuesday atternoon IH Room 1 Clustered around a table laden Wlth scraps ot leather wolummous data 1nky eblows coke bottles and cookxe crumbs appear sexen ebulhent young souls MISS Bruce and a vxastebasket The rest lb sllence unt1l Spec emerges Dbl l. to r.-Davis, D.: Bllfkley, 1.5 Stewart, 5.5 Miss Ada Bruce, advisorg Wilson. D.: Locssvr, A.g Colder, S.: Wi , '. . L 1 Q O . - Y . 3 5 9 3 E7 Y - us . . as - , - . , , . .. Edllol in mhuf JLLIE SNIITH issnlanl editors NANCH NIcARTHl R jANET NLTT is l Bnlluull S ernlz c rtlul III Kllgoo Balkui Row III Nllller j Lukas K Rcdmond 'NI Xlacliarlanv. NI Bourne E Forsxthe NI johnson Forsythe A Row IN Donald j Hiller 5 Rlaull R Nlacbonald J Dudley P Bale! C Wanlfossan H 3 S Review E HAVE BASKED m the glamour of bemg the brams behmd the headlmes and we have spent many unglamourous hours m vvntmg I'CWf1lZ1I1g, argumg trymg to be or1gmal, and 1f there was nothmg else to do just plam vvorrymg Our brows have not been lurrowed m xam, hovx ever because we really feel that vue have accomplished somethmg l Ro' - 1 ' , .Ig W , NI.g NIA l ', N.g Sm'l, -l.g Nutt. 1.5 f I d, 1.5 ' Il. B. Row ll-Spencer, M4 Vilas, 31.5 Black, E.g Brown, S. -I.g Kadow, N.g Hutchinson, R.g Wise. V. ' -. ' . -: .--4 ' . . .: . ' ', - -5 . -: , . .: . . J-: ' '- ' . .3 . ' , ..g , .5 . ' ' ' , .5 -', .g ', Lg ' . I I O 1 , 3 , i v . ., Y . . , c . f 77 Prulduu CAROL XOSBL Rf H hu. Pruldenl JOAN NHLLER xx l Wllas N1 ohnson Luzas K Buurm E Blank Rev ll Yuuh Y Collaurll Nl fruham S Christopher X Trout Forswlhl A ln M ndnu knuhng Nlllllr I Hulk 1 K kraus S standing Nhss Nhlnllc Andusnn I,ll'KllUl' Carol Nnshurgh D1 fzmfzizf 11111 66 S THIS a dagger whlch I see before me7 No, only 1 suck of g ease pamt brandlched by M'ss Andercon Beneath multl layered powder, ranfvmg m color from palest pmk to ebony, the club members have dls played thexr The plan art m the portrayals of NHYIOUS roles from Mr BoneJ m the IVI nstrel Show Lo Patty m Qllllllfp Sheff l78l Pl lSldllll KNNE LOESSER Santan CAROL CONE! Llhranan I EORCI K BR ll ER Row l fthlellej Holbrook I Brautr I Dans D Loustr l Blu l Comu K Slhllllll Sienna S nw ll kuhnt F Broun S j :sm R lson trntl Xt can Sun X lsr Balkwlll B Smith N ow ll Ballmlll 5 lxuhn -I fruham S Evans XIOIIIS P Wilson W N tt J Rounts Seelye S Nlarston L Row W Carr C Black E Harlcpp F Walt C Bassett N xxlllxlll C Bourne E NI.uD0nald Nest NI West S Nilss Viola Peterson director Absent Duncan I he Qlee Club HE xocal vlgor of the Glee Club IS well proved to the student body by the songs that float through the corrldors from beh1nd the door of room 25 every Tuesday flfth per1od When the club appears ln per formanees at Thanksglvmv at Chrlstmas, and at the annual sprmg concert H B may appralse the results of our many xehearsals under MISS Peter son s ensp baton Na ' -U ', '.5 ' -, 2.5 ' .', .5 , I .5 ixb, '.5 2 Q, 3.5 ' ' , R.5 R1 ' -' -, .5 ' , '. .5 G't.' 1, .5 W'l.' , j.5 W' . 81.5 .IC-' , A.5 .' 1' h, 1.5 V':-, IL5 Row lll-Luntl, C.5 Buckley, 1.5 Bcrncl, 51.5 Fisher, M.5 Miller, -l.5 johnson, 1.5 Ft-dvr, .-L5 Thohurn, F.5 R ' '- ' ' , '.5 ' , .5 5 ' , '.5 ' S, j.5 . J, .5 , '.5 .'u , .5 ls, 5.5 V ' y l-S A ' 1 '- ' Y' ' 1 -3 'y -Z - -S ' 9 -3 1 -'-S H s -S 'a -S - ' JJ ,--:',-st' . - I , A 5 7 . . N 59 3 ., . 5 l lnsldcnt NI KRK KRET LEISX Qalul Hargut A Fader K Bu lunll B Bartshe Mkernmn NI I onwe S llttllllg C I sun R mu ford N gh- C 0 4 cr Duns E Harlep 1 dlldlllls X llkm C L In I Lmsur Tfzc jlfoziufz Dana lub LTHQL GH the lvlnelern Dlnee Club h lb been ln progress at H B has greatly lnereasecl Thls year lor the hrst tlme, we held el meetmg nt modern dxnee elubs from sex eral sehools 1D Clex eland IH order to praetlee Clanee teehmque under M1ss Qlutholt who eime from Madxscnn VV1se0n s1n, espeeully for the oeelsmn Durlng Aprll we Uaxe our annu1l sehonl perfnrmmee of eompn IUOIIN n11v1n1teel Llllfllig the ye'1r These lneludeel 1 polkl by SlNJSf'1liOx1elI llfll Nzelzl xeeompmxeel by the Gle Club mel .1 Gershwin preluele lb! S ' - ' -1' . , .1 ' . . .Q al , .1 ' , . 0,1 . ' ' . .3 I lI. lx 3- re- . .1 ci! V , 11 .j.1 . 11- . 5.1 - .1 4. F. Sl' ' -1- N ' , I.: 0' , Y .Z ' . X. e 2 A . , . . ,Q C , . 1 ' z ' 2' H 3: ' . . for only three years, school interest in this extrafcurricular activity 1 -s - - Su 7 1 - 5 ' s vu ' - 'fu 'S H' ' el , ' 1 ' , '-' f 3 . 'A K, ' z 5' 2 -s Q ' S -bb' L 3 ' x xt ' u- ' Q x' 1 'z f ts, .Qu 1 4 X 'e , , 2 l s K- ' x e- 1 j E 2 T7 s..4 Pruldmnl JILL BLLKLEY Row I Tlnnermdn I Nina Iessua Nixon adusor Lmknsh Nl Rok II W llas YI Donald I ow III Wnamh E Buckley B lls he Jthlcfzc Jffofzfztzozz HE A A falbo known Hb the Atzhletlg AbSOC1df1lJH Ib the orgamzl mon rewpcmbnble for Elffdllgllig the 1nt:LrbLho1ast1L garmb, sponsormg the tournanuntb determmmg the pomtb to bf. awarded for pamupatlon m mtra muril wmpetltlonb md gnmg thg Athletm AQsoL1.1t1on lunghecm 'ls a climax to '1 ycar of sports. ill ....n BOL RNE E President Nh -KRTHI R RI-IDNIOND Nl Counul lllllllllll' .IOHN SON Row I Wilson N P Nllllcr H Spenur Nl lil.-ns Nl Hogan NI Rlttlnger S Bl.-uk E fllkex kllgood I Nernu Nl Smtth I Rnw II Forsythe A Sttrmckt G NIM krthm N Lukas A Nllller Bournt E lxadom N tt I Iohnson I Van I-'ossan I Winters NI NIatFarl.me N Row lll Schoenbergcr S Qsophomorej Forsythe I Brown S Hutchmson R NlatD0nald Roesth I Baler f Redmond Nl Trtatlwaw A M IX Muse B Carr Trout Enms I Nh cr S Husnmn B Reaull R Shall I xsliilll N Rlumrdson I lunch W Dudlu P Donad khstnt Button D Duman Clary of 49 AVING successfully completed our career as the Iumors, the Forty nmers are eagerly anuclpatmg the year ahead The jumor semor prom Rezueu' the Chrlstmas play Semor Day and umor Day, and vrctory oxer Laurel and Mercyhurst m basketball haxe all become part of our shmmg past and wlth our rmgs and much class prlde we are lookmg forward to an even hrlghter future 891 CRELLY .I Pusldent BLRGE -I LINDENI KN A Counul Nlcmber SCHL NI XCHER ml Cxson R allnslll S raham Luclucsh Nl Wilson Num N Bonn Conlon Thulu X Parker I Cravsforcl N Iohnson NI Row II Blllgt K xIllXIll2hI S Exam P Hargnll X Thnburn F Dunbar I Slhllllldlhtl SI fd C Christiansen N Lmdunan -K ws Ill Bunn NI ohms orrls un 1 dlllll0ll arson mul S Lun :own NI an son F :nr sm H Carlu mmm I usu .n e 1 1 IIONII xllxslllldlllh NI Baum u ls 1 .un 1 u um un Nut I lllur lazfo D0 HE Class of 1950 s outstandmg use th1s year was deteetmg 1ss Cuatt s b1rthday Wh1Ch was eelebrated at school for the txrst mme We haxe art1c1 ated m Q orts but our mam act1w1t1es thlg ear xx ere Lhe P P P Y freshman so homore dance and sexefal dramauc electlve la Cur eom P P Y petent prendents were Ioanne Crelly and lane Ann Burge me ', . ,. . .,... ..,. .. ,...,,..,...... .,... ..,....... . 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V , A- 3 ., , e f' ' A U ' S, ' 1 3 3'. 7 5 COBB A Presluenl PARK N EST Nl Council member FISHER Row I Ackerman Wi Brown S Prlscoll I kuhn -I Walker A NI1AiferKy A Smith N jones loyce NI Stokoe S lxuhne F Balkuill B Hayman C Nlonroe I Nlmsel S Rogers A Stevens S Nianderson NI Row III Connelly S Moon Park P Powell NI S Niawher NI Hutchinson J Stembrenner Dans I Merriman F Cobb A Shepard S Foy P Lersv E Row IW Bauman S Buckley C Fries C Brown T Seelye S Berne! S Tielke A Tmnerman Nest NI Perry Nl Harman N Hazlnt ln .Absent Grasselll L Herrick P Clay! of 51 S WE the Class of 1951, look back into the past year, many memor1es come to our mmds The freshman sophomore prom was mdeed the h1ghl1ght of the year Another lmportant event was the play glven by our dramauc electlve class, Buddy s Excztzng Nzght Smce thxs was our fxrst year ID the upper school, everythmg was a thrlll E841 ,,. .... ., . .. .. ', P. ' ,,. ,.... . .,,, ,. ,... 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Altx1a11dtr tan Kurt Clarmda Bat tr udy Ltes Iudy Btr trom Barbara MatDo11ald Iam B1 tar Faroly I1 MLC1SkLy Martha Bu11t Btt ty MtK111lty Btty Carothtr Btytrly Mlllxf Nana Dudlty Dorothw Nwyklrla Ita11 Haag Su 1a1111t Irtl and Patrltla OIIIINOII Kay Btldtn t1a1111t B+.r11o Blfbdfl Brovan judlth Blaktsltt Lmda Brovyn Martha Burton S1ar1ta Fartar I ltfltll C asa Ly 111 Cltgg Do11111 COFIIIII Al1so11 bardmr -Ium Osbornt All1so11 Polk Lmda Pollotk Gay III PREPARATORIES HHFFIQ El a11or Kmg S1lly Komaromy Lya Lthmfan Su IIIIIL Loolbourroxx Su a11 Mtdtrt Barbara McCullagI1 Mary Mottb A1111t Ntwton Su IIIIIL Notk Mary Iam Ott So A1111 Porter Barbara Rttsc Carolyn Robtrts 0111 Sawyer 111tt Savyytr Vlr 1r11a Spfarlmg mn Sttr111tk1 C-IdI'Ul1I'lL Sttudtl Glor1.a Sttva art N.a11a.y Stout C1rol W1lson Patsy Parktr Cy11tI111a Rlgg Altxandra Rogtrs jam Ry an C1111 Savxytr Bttsy Sl11ll1dfay Dorl Sttrlmg C'y11tI11a TI1o1111as A1111 Wallatt Na11a.y ZIIITI D1a11t I85I Cllp h 1111 HLQULIIHL Crawford Lomst Irtland Ruth Komaromy A1111 Mandtr on Sally Mtt tr Susan Munro Cyr1th1a RlUkI11 Anna R159, D11111 Turbtn udlth W1Ibur Athtlme I PREPARATORI ES Appal Jfay nt A1111 Btrntt Barbara C asvxtll Carolmt Dalty Barbara D1I1tr I amtla Etls Mar1a11 E11 strom Bath bt111n11ll Var 11111 1rda11 ul1t Mtltbtr M ar1 a11 NIIIKIXIL Htltn Ptrkm Sfalln SL111 a Susan Sttvwart Mary VOII W1lltr Rob Wtbtr It a11 Lrtl W111slc1yy S ally A1111 Wrlght It11111t IV PREPARATORIES II PREPARATORIES 1.111 2, ,1'1 I , 22 Q51 ,J1 111.1 ' 1 ., ' 'Wu ' 12' 1 C 1 gs , ' 1 1 1 1 1 .51 1 ' 1 'l - 'gym . ,11 1 1 .1 1 1, 1 1 1 H 1-IX IA , '1 S, at 2 1 I5 ,1' . , - ' ,J - 1 ZQ1 , ' ,11 1s, 1'1 ' 1, 11 1 . 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D ormitory Allen, Marie Louise ,,,,.,.,. ,,,,, ..,. ...,., 1 0 7 08 Deering Avenue, Cleveland 6 A,,derS,m, Maybellf C ,aaaaaaaQ,,, , aaaaa ,,,,,A, ,,aa,,a,V,, . . 9719 Logan Court, Cleveland 6 Birney, Sarah C ..,,..............A .. .. ,,.......AA .,...A.. . .2054 East 89th Street, Cleveland 6 Blakg, Anna H ,,,,,,,,.,,,,A,,,,,,, M3363 Vxfarrensville Center Road, Shaker HCif1htS 22 Bodley, Jessie Burt ...,. ,. Bruee, Ada Gertrude.. . Carl, Mrs. E. M. ......... .,,. . , Cohurn, Anne Cutter ..., . Conwell, Mrs. Stanton.. . .. Corrigan, Mary ,.,...... .... . .. .. Degnan, Mrs. J. D ..,...... Denny, Ruth I .....,....,. Eine, Evelyn H Einley, Graee E ............. Gilchrist, Helen ...,..,,,..... Glover, Dr. Leona. ..., ,. Goodale, Mrs. Eairiield Haigh, Clariee ...,. Hole, Mrs. Rohert ,.... . Hirstius, Mrs. Mary ........... Jensen, Jenny ..... ' ..,...,.... .. Jermyn, Arlene ..,, Johnson, Alice H ..... ..,.... Kylin, Helen Louise ...., Lafore, Mrs. Jules .......,. Leonard, Mrs. L. R ....... MeDou le, Ann .........,....... g Machlup, Mary ,........... ...........,... Metzger, Mrs. H. W. Miller. Mrs. C. C ..... ..,..... Miller, Mary .,............ . ,,.. .. Nixon, Jessica ,..............,.. Uviatt, Craee Owen, '- e's. L. J. Peterson Nfiola ..... ..,......... Rath. MY5 Jeannette .,..... Reeve, Mildred ................. Roberts, Miss Judith M ...... ..... Salmon, Mrs. Smith ..... . Sampson, Mrs. Elinor.. .. .. . , ...,. ..... .... . .... . . ,.,.. . . . Dormitory 3363 Vkfarrensville Center Road. Shaker Heights 22 .. .2974 Berkshire Road, Cleveland Heights 18 ...Hotel Alcazar, Cleveland Heights 6 ,..,..,1-1111 South Xyoodland Road, Cleveland 20 .3234 Chadhourne Road, Shaker Heights 20 ...3660 Lynnfield Road. Shaker Heights 22 .,..,.. 1914 East 101st Street, Cleveland 6 . ,..... .,....... .... . . ................ ............. ......... . . Dormitory .....3072 Huntington Road. Shaker Heights 20 East 101st Street, Cleveland 6 .2607 Guilford Road, Cleveland Heights 18 . ........... ...... ..,,..... ...... 1 7 w 00 South Vkfoodland Road . ..........,. .. . ..... .,....... .....,........ .,.. ............ . . .,....... D t 5 rmitory . 2920 Coleridge Road, Cleveland Heights 18 3315 Elsmere Road. Shaker Heights 20 2592 Berkshire Road, Cleveland Heights 6 . .. . . ........... . ....... . . .... Dormitory . ..................,... 1978 East 116th Street, Cleveland 6 . ..... 2680 Searhorough Road, Cleveland Heights 18 , .......... ..... 3 060 Berkshire Road, Cleveland Heights 6 , .... 2826 East 130th Street, No. 202, Cleveland 20 .. .,...... 3099 Chadhourne Road, Shaker Heights 20 ............... Roek Haven Road, Chesterland, O. .. .......... ...... 1 0610 Kinsman Road, Cleveland 4 ...........292S East 132nd Street, Cleveland 20 . ,... ....,,.,....... .............. 2 9 28 East 132nd Street, Cleveland 20 2237 South Overlook Road, Cleveland Heights 6 . ...... 2876 Fairmount Boulevard, Cleveland Heights 18 . 3384 Berkley Road, Cleveland Heights 1 . . 2603 Traymore Road, University Heights 1 ..... ............ . . Reeve Road, Willoughby, Ohio , ...... ...... . .2987 Clairmont Road, Shaker Heights .................................... 1575 East 108th Street, Cleveland 6 . 2740 Fairmount Boulevard Cleveland Hei hts 18 Simmons, Mrs. A. 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