Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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The all-important office of principal ix in the laandx of ocrfatile Miss I-IODDER, our vice-prexident, coordinator- in-obief, our Bureau of Information, rolled into one 9

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We, the people, have our Preeielentj we, the pupilf, have MRS. HOLTON. She ix our ananimoux choice, infallible and beloved-our leader far into the dirtantfature. V 8

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Freedom of Speech A TEACHER VOICES HER OPINION of P. Marquand's current novelg a pupil raises her hand and disagrees with it. A boarder turns on her radio to hear the latest newsg a group of seniors gathers in the back of study hall to discuss the international situation and every- thing else under the sun. Holton-Arms is enjoying Freedom of Speech. On the following pages you will see the beaming faces of our never-say-die teachers, the rather serious images of our exalted seniors, and the innocent expressions of the care-free undergraduates who are still too young to realize what lies ahead for them. The biographies of the seniors were written by kind friends who very obligingly stressed the good points and overlooked the bad. The Bill of Rights gives you the privilege of taking them all with a grain of salt. 10