Horace Mann School - Horace Mannikin Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1933 volume:

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' nulligh --.Chg ' , ' , U 5:94, V X manly. ,, ' T '- ,f 'W' ' ' - , A - 1933 HORACE MANNIKIN BS Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Horace Mann School for Girls New York Cify Dedicalion +o MISS TAGGART 'Tis said +ha'r fhey are likesf +0 fhe gods ln whom 1'he well-spring of elernal mirfh Does send ifs lucid wa+ers over all. When we address our eulogy lo you Who, wi+h your gifi' of laughfer, godly are: We musf remember all fhose many +imes When mir'I'h was quieied upon your lips And we were faughl' in such an honesf way Of beaufy fhai' lies la+en+ in our boolcs. MISS LOUISE TAGSART HORACE MANNIKIN MARY FRANCES ADAMS Born wi+h fhe gif+ of laugh+er ERMA ALLEN For such as you I do believe Spiri+s fheir soffesf carpefs weave HILDEGARDE BECHER She moves a goddess and she looks a queen Six HORACE MANNIKIN MAXINE BLUHM And gen+le in flleir manner fhey Do bold +l1ings in a quie'I' way MAY LOUISE BODENHEIMER A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial, coaxing way she had LOIS BROWN A modes+ maiden and ye+ self-possessecl Seven HORACE MANNIKIN MARGARET CURLEY Painl' cannof l1ope 'lo reproduce flue fain? half-'Flush +l1a+ dies along her 'lhroal' DOROTHY DURNING 'Tis girlhood's very self Moulded by some deep mischief ridden elf ANNA ERSKINE To 'Those who know her no'r no words can painf To lhose who know her well all words are fainl' Eighl' HORACE MANNIKIN BARBARA FALK For soffness she, and sweei aHrac'l'ive grace PHYLLIS FRANK Thy mocles+y's a candle +0 'I'hy merii' ANNETTE GEBHARDT She was made for happy ihoughfs For playful wif and laughier Nine HORACE MANNIKIN BARBARA GIRSDANSKY No+ greafly moved wi+l'1 awe am l MARY ANN HARVEY Her sunny locks hang on her 'lemples Like a golden fleece And many Jasons come in quesl' of her DEBORAH HUNT She liked wl1a+e'er sl1e looked on and her looks weni' everywhere Ten HORACE MANNIKIN MARJORIE HUNT Though deep yef clear Though genfle yei' noi' dull CONSTANCE KENNEDY A noble fype of good Heroic womanhood SUSAN KERNAN She is sfeadfasi' as a sfar And yef +he maddes+ maiden EVEN HORACE MANNIKIN CHARLOTTE KULP And +hings of beau+y are +hy handiwork HELENE LEVISON Gay and audacious crime glinfs in his eyes BETTY MaclVER I am Tw bewildered sfill and feased by elves 9 HORACE MANNIKIN ELEANOR McGAUGHY They 'rha+ govern fhe mos+ make fhe leasf noise JOAN MAASS This hiHe+h fhe naile on +he hede ELEANOR MARTIN Hear+ and hand +ha+ move +oge+her Feef +ha+ run on willing errands Thirfeen HORACE MANNIKIN ROSALIND MENDELSON Thou arf so lH'he and lovely MARGUERITE MEYERS True meri+ makes +he leas'l' noise OLIVE MILBRANDT A dancing shape, an image gay, To haunt +o s+ar'I'le and waylay Four? HORACE MANNIKIN WILLOMINE PALMER The land of song wH'l1in 'l'l1ee lies POLLY PETERS Her ways are ways of pleasanl' And all her pa+hs are peace H955 JOAN PROSKAUER Three-Hflhs of her is genius And +wo-'Fiffhs sheer clrollery Fiffeen HORACE MANNIKIN JEANNE PRUDDEN As gay as young, as soff as fair RUTH PRUDDEN Tl1ere's a language in her eye, her cheek, her lip, nay her foo+ speaks JEANNE RENAUD A lovely apparilion senl To be a momenl s ornamenl' Sixl een HORACE MANNIKIN CYNTHIA ROSE Noi' less buf more lhan all fhe genfleness she seemed 'l'o be ELSIE ROWE l'd ra+l'1er have a fool io make me merry 'lhan experience 'lo make me sad MARGARET SANBORN Uncommonly brighf black eyes lns+inc+ wifh vivacify and inlelligence Sevenieen HORACE MANNIKIN KATHARINE SCHERMAN Tl'ma+ caressing and exquisH'e grace, never bold, ever presen+, which iusi' a few women possess BELLE SCHLOEMER I am a quief gen'Heman And I would sii' and dream VIRGIWNIA SCHUYLER Woman's a+ besf a con+radic'fion s+ill Eighfeen HORACE MANNIKIN LEIGH STEINHARDT Wifh +oo much quickness ever +o be +augl1+, +oo much 'lhinking +o have common Wifh fhoughi' MARGARET STERN Will-o'-'ll1e-wisp wi+h a you flicker of puck in ISABEL TIEFENTHAL H' lakes all 'Hue running you in fhe same place Ninefeen can do fo sfay HORACE MANNIKIN BARBARA VAUGHAN She dreamed of sunlii' skies and 'lheories NANCY WERTHEIMER Charm is kind of a bloom upon a woman BETTY WEST Trusfful and innoceni' of ill Twe ly HORACE MANNIKIN BARBARA WIEDERHOLD The mildesi manner, and ihe gen'rIes+ hearf MARGARET F. WILLIAMS Enough. You have 'Phe dream, ihe flame Twenty-one HORACE MANNIKIN a H' was many and many a year ago Tweniy-'fwo f A 1 HORACE MANNIKIN Heaven Lay Aboul' Us VAST expanse of kindergarfen room, sparsely decorafed wifh childish works of arf and nursery rhyme illusfrafions, sfrefches ouf behind us as we sfancl gafh- ered in a silenf circle near 1-he fireplace. Some of fhe upfurned faces express awe, some envy, some fainf derision, while fhere are a few of a cherubic vacuify. The obiecf of fheir varied inferesf is a large doll's cradle, in which lies a child wifh closed eyes, and a beafific and slighfly smug smile. Now if you are as good children as Mary Judd, says fhe feacher, You'll all be able fo sleep in fhe cradle. Buf we can'f, says one of fhe derisive ones, all sleep in fhe cradle af fhe same fime. The remark is wisely overlooked. So go back fo your fables and have your naps, and fhen Miss Lafham will come and sing fo you. There are cries of clelighf, and soon fhirfy-five heads are dufifully benf fo fhe fables in resf. Truly, in fhose days, we were cheerful and obedienf. ln Firsf Grade we older children, graduafed from naps, and already grown blase abouf lullabies, build large and airy wooden houses in which we give complicafed plays. By fhe nexf year we have grown quife clever, and show off our reading abilifies in loud, clear voices. We infone fhe mulfiplicafion fable repeafedly fo our long- suffering families. We parade fhe halls in brown lndian cosfumes painfed wifh large circles and dofs. Our Third Grade feacher inspires our young, ardenf hearfs wifh fhoughfs of Viking glory and handsome, long-haired heroes. We girls are going fo ioin Brunhilde in Valhalla. We make solemn vows fo one anofher fo kill ourselves by violence before we are old enough fo die nafurally, and fhus lose fhe covefed glories. Our age limif is fhirfy, beyond which, fo our minds, lies feeble and foffering old age. While, sepa- rafed from our exalfafion by fhe span of cenfuries and fhe circumsfance of sex, one of fhe boys-perhaps again one of fhe derisive ones grown older-hides in fhe wasfe- baskef fo escape 'the singing lesson. ln Fourfh, Fif+h, and Sixfh Grades we sfruggle wifh American Hisfory, every one of fhe forfy-eighf sfafes relegafed fo ifs correcf posifion, every Presidenf named in order. lNofe: Miss Harden, hearing fhis, perhaps begins fo see some wisdom in fhose Third Grade vows. Perhaps we would do beffer nof fo fry our decreasing infelligence beyond fhirfyll ln Sixfh Grade we begin fo fake an acfive inferesf in school life. lf shows ifself by bloody quarrels wifh fhe Fif+h Grade, and burning envy of lasf year's Sixfh, now beyond our reach in fhe dignified Firsf Year. Buf we sfill have some fraces of our former perspicacify. We choose our sfill-famous Elly as firsf girl Presidenf of Civic League, and lafer award fo her fhe highesf Sixfh Grade honor of Good Cifizenship. We have become Social Beings, imbued wifh imporfanf Responsibilifies. We are almosf in High School. And now we shall belong fo fhe ages. We have worked hard, grown close fo- gefher, sensed righfly our own imporfance. We have laughed af our kindergarfen selves, and relegafed our lndian cosfumes fo fhe boffom of an old frunk. We look down our noses af fhe poor liH'le dears behind us, liffle dears wifh yef disfincf ad- vanfages over us. ls any one of us ingenious enough now fo escape boredom in a wasfe-baskef, or pracfical enough fo walk ouf when offered fhe choice befween con- formify and expulsion? Has fhere, perhaps, passed a glory from fhe ear+h? Twenfy-fhree HORACE MANNIKIN C-5. A. Assembly N ihe early fall, when, fresh from The summer's joys, we are fired wi+h vague ambi- 'lions abour Being lndusfrious, and Joining Things-llhai' spiril' which dies all 'loo soonl-a G. A. Assembly comes, +ha+ inevilable hour when 'lhe leaders of any number of ac+ivi+ies plead wi+h us +o join +he happy lhrong of +heir followers. Firsl' 'lhe Presidenl, lrying +o loolc grave, buf feeling very self-conscious, +ells us lmpor+an+ Things +o Remember. lWe've forgolien +hem now., Then we lis+en +o speeches-coy, weigh+y, flippanf, or clever. We like 'lhe ones in verse best Some lriclry rhymes +here. ln +he midsl' of 'Phe Presiden+'s passionale plea al' 'lhe end of 'lhe speeches lyes, 'rhey do endl, someone drops a compacl on 'fhe floor wilh a rerrific claHer, and +hough she +ries hard, even +he Presiden+ can'+ help walching ii, as i+ rolls enchan'I'- ingly down +he aisle. And we, who have seen lhis happen in every assembly since we were Firsl Years, are hypnolized by fhe gliH'ering silver disc. Laler, iusl' as we have seHled down +o spend our lives in +he audiforium, we hear, Mee+ing adjourned! ls il' possible? There is a general s'I'ampede for +he door, and soon all of us, having galloped gracefully along +he hall +o 'lhe lunchroom, forgel' our high-flown ambi+ions 'mids+ cruder pleasures in +he shape of spinach and spaghe'Hi, oiifered us by +he incomparable cooks of our worlhy dining hall. Twenfy-four HORACE MANNIKIN The Senior Play From fhe Boxoffice HE lasf days before fhe performance of fhe Ivory Door were spenf in inducing people fo buy ficlcefs. Players dressed in cosfume wenf from room fo room of fhe elemenfary school, fo give fhe children a glamorous glimpse of fhe heroes and heroines fhey wanfed fo see. They came af lasf because fhey were flaffered fo be asked. Unsuspecfing mofhers, calling for fheir children on fhe affernoon of fhe firsf presenfafion found fhemselves confronfed by fhe ingrafiafing smiles of fhe fickef- sellers, and were furfher allured by glimpses of painfed, parfially hidden acfors, who peered fearfully from fhe audiforium doors. Buf af fhe evening performance fhere were no acfors wandering fhus abouf fhe halls. A gorgeously robed audience sfreamed by in sfafely file, and decorously pre- senfed ifs fickefs fo fhe smiling ushers. The fheafre was filled wifh gossip and gay discussions. Then fhe lighfs wenf ouf, and fhe curfains worked,-we could almosf see fhe incredulous smiles back-sfage. We heard lofs of fhings as we lisfened fo fhe audience. There were gasps af fhe soldiers' cosfumes, such inadequafe covering, sighs of rap- fure from Firsf Years, seniors explained fhings fo anyone who would lisfen, and always ended wifh Aren'f we a wonderful class? We chuckled inwardly as we heard fhe exaggerafed complimenfs fond mofhers were giving each ofher. She is foo sweef for words, and she- Buf, dear, your daughfer is so much beffer. l'd be so proud- My goodness, wifh your child- Whaf a lovely audience if was! and how much fhey appreciafed if all. We wepf wifh pure ioy when if was all over and we had counfed up fhe profifs. Then we said again, happily, 7 Whaf a lovely audience! Twenfy-five HORACE MANNIKIN The Senior Play From fhe Boards LL you can see as you sif under fhe piano is a pair of black-sfockinged feef, pacing back and forfh, dark and sfriking before fhe fooflighfs. Sharp againsf fhe whispering back-sfage noises rings a voice, lingering over ifs vowels and making impressive pauses befween words. Suddenly a familiar phrase sends a cold echo of ferror down your back. You rise quickly, bumping your head againsf fhe underside of fhe piano. By a superhuman feaf you find yourself af fhe enfrance fo fhe sfage af fhe same momenf fhaf a black-mousfachioed soldier arrives fhere, look- ing more anxious fhan fierce. You are husfled onfo fhe sfage, and suddenly you sfand frembling in a blaze of lighf. Brighf, painfed faces look af you wifh unsympa- fhefic eyes, and speak fo you in loud, careful voices. You hear your own voice filling fhe hall wifh ferrifying volume. In a nighfmare you hope fhaf fhe audience's eardrums have all bursf. Buf in a shorf while all ferror leaves you, and you can even lisfen wifh defached enioymenf 'ro fhe lines of fhe ofher acfors. Noisily fhe crowd enfers, and sfares curiously around, ifs eyes insfincfively avoid- ing fhe audience. The overpowering fear of ifs members is fhaf fhey will be in a sfraighf line, and fhey are confinually geffing behind one anofher. Only fhe bravesf will sfarf fhe shoufs, and fhe ofhers are glad 'rhaf fheir voices are drowned in fhe general clamor. They make an effecfive exif, rushing off headlong, and fhe cries of panic confinue even affer fhey have leff fhe fooflighfs. You have followed fhem off, and now only fhe voices of fhe prince and princess reach you. You hear fhe prince say, Come, lef us be parf of fhe legend, and you shrink back ferrified as fhe fwo open fhe lvory Door and pass ouf of fhe brighf, unreal sfage fo fhe ofher world of nafural voices and comforfable darkness. Twenfy-six HORACE MANNIKIN The Senior Play From fhe Wings HILE +he Thespians are busy bumping Iheir heads on lhe boHom of 'rhe piano, I am crawling around on +op, vainly looking 'For 1'he crown, which in 'four minu+es is due +o encircle our hero's head. Jusl as I am aboul' +o become an applicanl' 'For a psychopafhic ward, I mee+, very much by accidenf, lhe poinl of a spear, and decide Io end my pianislic wanderings. As I alighl' on no+ foo solid ground, lhe Ihree scene--shiflers, all bewifchingly aH'ired in evening dresses and dusfy smocks, poini' as one person fo a bench which has iusi been vacafed by a rired aclress. There disclosed is-yes, you've guessed-fhe royal buckram crown, I'ha+ crown of five-and-len-cenl finery, +he child of my crea+ive genius, mashed and mangled! In lhe middle of my arliculafe despair comes 'rhe anguished cry, Where is 'lhe crown? My kingdom for +he crown! Feverishly, I push 'rhe crown info a semblance of ils once regal symmelry and place il genfly on lhe king's reslless wig. As lhe evening advances I realize 'rhal' +he crown was 'Ihe leas+ of my worries. Now if was a spear 'lo be dislodged from a door-frame, now il was some +rembling ac+or's dress lo be pinned logefher, now I had lo rescue some poor losl' one who is 'lrying in vain +o reach fhe haven of 'rhe piano. The Iasl' curfain goes down, and fhe enl'husias'l'ic audience loudly demons+ra'fes ils enioymenl. Li'Hle does il' know +ha+ behind +he Ivory Door, somefhing +ha+ once was a s+age manager, falls, a few back- slage noises and a worn frazzle, inlo a heap on 'lhe big brass gong. Twenfy-seven HORACE MANNIKIN Sporrs UTUMN wea+her and hockey. They are synony- mous al' Horace Mann and lhe sporl' is an engrossing one. Somehow a goal seems iwice a goal shol' be+ween posis +ha+ have been uproo'l'ed and replaced by a line of cheering cross couniry a1'hle+es abouf fo s+ar+ on fheir daily inl'er schol- as+ic honorary championship run. Af+erwards, relurning a+ ihe same lime as ihe members of rhe boys' school, you have again +he privilege of glancing shyly across fhe subway aisle al' him who once gave you his favorife lead pencil in +hird grade. Buf Thanksgiving soon comes and baske+ball reigns. The long-awaifed popularify for swimming is hoped for, bul' 'The view of rhe pool on Tuesday afiernoon is always ra+her pa+he+ic-af bes+ a cool, green +wen+y yards, and, sporiing 'Through i+s un- dula+ing wa+er, 'rhe figure of perhaps one enfhusiaslic senior, ploHing desperarely a wa+er fesiival. Also, 'rhere is always dancing-black-suiied, wild-eyed girls, leaping like queerly ioinied dervishes across a splin+ery floor. They fall, rhey wrirhe, wi+h unsfudied sol- emniiy. They praciice sreps under 'lhe desks in La+in class, giving 'lheir all for arf. Spring brings Tennis. The dirfy liHle boys fhal' lurk oufside +he courls' wires call- ing Hi+ i+, and snafching balls as +hey roll near, are in +heir elemenf. Changing shoes and eafing lunch 'lakes mos+ of +he +ime, buf +hen +ennis is only recrearion, and one musl' live and look beauiiful. A+ lasi a champion emerges, and 'fhus in glory rhe a+hle+ics of ano+her year are over. Twenfy-eigh+ P bl' 1 Published by The Horace Vol. l5- ' No' FAlRg A TABLE lreaclyAppoinKedg Club Members Auctions EXPECTED for Fair Articlm Show Case Floor mm.-,h.., m .gs until Ihr lhl: ' league T ! nn mal cn n un ln-srl mp Q will nm.. ' will lu- ' I ! ' 0 ' ' ' 0- - l . . Q .0 ' mmmmfd 9 . Q ' 5 U School Sing! and New , Ov w an many psraliw yo mall! songs urn' my dnelnped H --Ewen, :he In-sl-likl-d wre sung nf-wb,-51 sen-md. and Tit-l7'1'1lnu' fron: mp.-.'.L.x1,' .-njm.-fl, dw wen- aung lim. ww nu-rr! wnh amusing vordx rather :lun .ml :mlm-.1 nw. mtv ml-lndirs and melancholx U llfm' N Sum- dw limv ws shun ,, j 'Q,. Yif,Q 'M 'W'- few of nhl- ielecliuns had wh...-. .4 me lluflmn Mas, Flagg mid nm ,he m.,l1.- ,..-fm. X uf wx-1+ mm num- muQir'ul assembling xl uuxr dnlxw wb :lm llxf- llwvx lzmulz-ra wen: Mary janv .mild lv- mm m-q..f..q,, .n..wF, W U, ,..,,.-.mu-mx nu- pm. lwig.-.-K.. 11.4 ,mg 'mm vnmdl. mulls' evervune. including the ,loan nclurry. .mul nlln-n -pmlf. nluirlu mln' nmn, aw und war: ,lauvl Fr.-ner. third ugrred wilh her. for il was lo plan- nut-MIP tlu- n-gulu -rlmul lulix- wax: Bsulxvllr ludinn. fmmh yn-arg mf-d mlm nhl- whole school mem om ffmnh ' nief and .mlm lu ses uhm she ymmgm Y 'Klan Fmncf-5 -Xdamf. Ghh vear: and nodding ml-if mai. happily Smgan vm 3, .mm an pw. gmg hm -upma-Of, I.. lmyk arm Mildrrd Wm. Qixih V.-M. my Flag,-I The Alagm and me Chinn. same. ml-if plm gmwf. W :mln adxiwr A Twenfy-nine HORACE MANNIKIN Angels Unaware HE Chris+mas play which was wri'Hen and produced by fhe Second Year Class cen+ered around a 'feasl' given by a medieval king. The gues+s became absorbed in 'lhe s+ory of +he ill-faled Herol who was denied happiness because he made +he wrong choice in life. A+ +he conclusion of +he s+ory +hey decided +o choose from fhe following 'rhe symbol which s+ood for happiness: a book, peacock, lily, money, a slar and a sword. The magician agreed +o show whal each choice would bring +o 'lhe world. Firsl +he king chose money. lns+an+ly spiri+s beckoned by 1'he magician showed lhe greed +ha+ +his would bring +o people. Then lhe knighl chose 'lhe sword, believing he could righ+ wrong wilh ii, bu+ likewise spiri+s in+erpre+ed +he war and sorrow 'rha+ 'followed il. Finally +he prince was given a choice. Seeing a s+ar lhrough an open window he mused soHly, I+ was a s+ar +ha+ led bolh rich and poor 'I'o 'lhe manger of Chrisl. Perhaps '+will guide us +o happiness. Suddenly he +urned and exclaimed: l +ake +he s+ar. The magician summoned l'he spirils. His powers failed. Dislress descended upon 'lhe group. To console 'l'he prince for his mislake, lhe king suggesled +ha+ he invi+e +o +he banquel' hall +he hungry peasanls who had been caroling ouiside. While 'The royal family and 'lhe peasan+s were enioying real 'Fellow- ship a sudden hush fell upon 1'he group. An angel appeared saying: Be ye noi' afraid +o en+er+ain slrangers, for +hereby some have enleriained angels unaware. As iouching broiherly love ye need noi 'rhai' l say un+o you for ye are 'raughl' of God 'I'o love one ano+her. Lei brolherly love con+inue. Then lhere came a vision of 'lhe Virgin Mary and Her Child and all knew lhai fhe s+ar was ihe symbol of happiness. A SECOND YEAR. Thiriy HORACE MANNIKIN ill Chris'rmas Fes+ivH'ies Thirfy-one HORACE MANNIKIN Dramafic Club N Ocfober fhe firsf, a young lady, sfrong minded and dependable, was invifed fo coach a Dramafic Club play. She immediafely decided fhaf af all cos'l' fhe play musf be a big success. Alas, she counfed fhe cosf. Af fhe firsf rehearsal 'the eighf members of fhe casf-fno one of whom had copied her parfl sfruggled along wifh only one play bool: among fhem. The fourfh rehearsal was held minus fhe fwo leads, one of whom had fo go swimming, while fhe ofher visifed a clinic for Human Relafionships. On fhe day before fhe erformance one lead was falcen sick. A sub- sfifufe was quickly found, gagged and shianghaied +o fhe audiforium, fhen puf fhrough her parf and senf home fo learn if. The hour before fhe curfain was 'fo rise found fhe direcfress upsfairs, vaguely groping abouf in fhe properfy room. She was hemmed in on all sides by a billowing sea of Grecian cheeseclofh cosfumes, boars' heads, peacoclcs, papier mache fruif, mulfi-colored feafhers and collapsing fireplaces. Finally, in a sfafe of exhausfion, she pulled fhe long-soughf cosfume from under a mass of heavy curfains in fhe corner behind fhe second flood lighf. Forcing her way ouf of fhis horror chamber, she flew downsfairs and fhrusf fhe somewhaf dilapidafed cosfume upon fhe franfic acfress-la charwoman for fhe coming hourl. The subsfifufe had learned her parf, fhe play was a success, and fhe direcfress was affaclced by a sudden desire fo resign from fhe Dramafic Club. Thirfy-fwo HORACE MANNIKIN The Fif+h Year Prize Song Miss Lawrence and Miss Raynor know Jus+ wha+ we do fo Cicero. Dear Teachers, we apologize. Mrs. Wilson and Miss Taggarr lamen+ Thar our English is iheir defrimen+. Dear Teachers, we apologize. Madame Cosrikyan, Miss Crandon Find our German sehr schlechr. Miss Jones, Miss Gulick Think our sporls are one greai' wreck. Mesdames Ro++ach, Roberr, For+ier lnsisf our French is lres mauvais. Dear Teachers, we apologize. Thirly-l'h ree ln Ma+h we do noi' work well, oh Miss Blair, Miss Wood will +ell you so. Dear Teachers, we apologize. Our very bad Ancienl' his+ory Mus'I' bring Miss Lemon misery. Dear Teachers, we apologize. Oh, we're noi' lazy-maybe crazy, We're made lhal' way. And we're sorry for lhe worry We cause each day. We'd like 'ro s+a+e our in+en1'ions are good, And rhal' we're iusf misunderslood. Dear Teachers, we apologize. A FIFTH YEAR. HORACE MANNIKIN French Club E members enjoy fhe feas and plays greafly, buf ah, fhose meefings! Have you ever heard a meefing conducfed in correcf parlimenfary procedure using only fhe French language-and franfic eye messages fo Madame? The plays, foo, are very amusing. The one given in Assembly is a dramafic producfion, while fhe more informal one given in 'rhe Alumnae room has a cerfain, ioyous naivefe which malces if fhe more inferesfing. The affernoon of fhe perform- ance of fhe laffer finds a selecf group of fhoughfful girls waifing quiefly for fhe com- mencemenf and also eyeing fhe corner where signs of refreshmenfs are visible. Af lengfh, fhe curfains parf and one-half swings gracefully back, leaving fhe ofher half sfranded in fhe middle of fhe sfage. Affer franfic efforfs, fhe play is on. lf is a joy fo loolc upon fhe eager, serious faces of fhe puzzled girls in fhe audi- ence. Affenfive, yef scarcely comprehending, 'rhe follow fhe movemenf of fhe play: and when fhe inevifable Englishman-who-can'f-speal-French wanders on fhe scene, fhey sigh in relief. Here is French so low fhaf fhey can smile in disdain, here are sifuafions fhey undersfand and appreciafel So fhe maidens laugh hearfily, applaud, and deparf in peace and joy. And so if goes. If is all really quife pleasanf, excepf when Madame raises a pained eyebrow over a violenfly disagreeing parficiple or some such fhing. So here's a foasf fo fhe French Club of Horace Mann, Vive la France, vive les Efafs-Unis! Thirty-four HORACE MANNIKIN The Senior-Junior Game HE gymnasium floor is cleared. There is a hush in ihe crowded balcony. The senior serpen+ine has begun. Her admiring class forms Miss Wood's inifial, and sings wiih convincing sin- cerify, a senfimenial song fo her. Having caughf a glinf of approval 'From a friendly and advisorial eye, ihe seniors +rip happily in'l'o fheir nexi' number. This iells of fair- haired upperclassmen and iheir young crushees. H' voices ihe i'ru+h 'thai' everyone uliimaiely becomes a senior. The procession saluies ihe 'uniors, alluding ap ropriaiely fo 'iheir numeral and mascoi. I+ wishes ihe opponenfs lluclc in 'ihe game, releases balloons, and marches care- fully 'io ihe sidelines. The iuniors are now inspired +o ihrow mulfi-colored paper sfreamers over 'ihe gaily decorafed balcony railing, and io sing a song 'io 'I'he seaied seniors. This demonsira- 'I'ion +ermina+es 'rhe pre-game fes+ivii'ies. f 1 1 V The game is on. The Seniors fumble in infense excifemenf, while fhe Juniors cap- fure 'ihe ball, and proceed down The floor +0 score +he firsi' iwo poinisl Junior for- wards 'rally poini' affer poinf +o 'rhe howling deligh+ of 'rheir classmaies, and ihe half ends wi+h +he '34's in +he lead. Despiie ihe 'faci 'rhai ihe game was a baH'le of speed againsi' speed, ihe Senior firsi' +eam wiih a noble score of iwo poinis, could noi' rise fo +he eighieen poin'I' score of 'ihe Turile-Defenders, and so weni' down io defeai' for The firsr lime in ihe hisfory of The Horace Mann fiffh year-sixfh year baskeiball games. The Senior second feam upheld wha+ honor fhere was leff by conquering fhe Junior 'ream I2-I I. Thirfy-five HORACE MANNIKIN The Chem. Lab. OTHING fesfifies fo fhe awkwardness of fhe would-be dignified young ladies of fhe Senior class quife so mercilessly as a laborafory period in fhe chemisfry room. Curious passersby who sfop fo peer in af 'rhe door, only fo furn up 'rheir noses as fhey sniff fhe fumes of chlorine or hydrogen sulfide, are really hopelessly ignoranf of fhe fragedies and friumphs which are enacfed wifhin. Whaf could be more diverfing affer a Lafin or calculus class fhan fo fry one's skill af ge'H'ing a perfecf fesf for a nifrafe? Affer fhe final sfep of pouring in 'rhe sulfuric acid has been made lbe sure fo lef fhe acid slide slowly down fhe side of fhe fubel, if is posifively elafing fo see fhaf purplish-brown li'H'le ring form like magic befween fhe fwo liquids. How gloafingly and willingly fhe successful one holds her fesf fube up fo fhe lighf fo be viewed by 'l'he less forfunafe experimenfers. Such gloaf- ers sooner or lafer meef wifh hearf-breaking loffen apparafus-breakingl experiences. All aspiring young chemisfs are af fimes so fired wifh fhaf desire for knowledge of whaf will happen when you mix This or fhaf, fhaf fhey frequenfly forgef fo be caufious or prudenf. Minor explosions, fhe bursfing of fesf fubes, and fhe ignifing of one's clofhing are occurrences nof unknown fo fhe enfhusiasfs. A+ fimes, we have hopes of acquiring wisdom and dexferify. Then someone wifh guili' wriffen on her face inquires falferingly, Mr. Lockharf, how much does a reforf cosf? l iusf broke one. The well-known liffle book is produced and fhe culprif has sevenfy-five cenfs more added fo her bill. As a closing plea, whenever you see a Senior wifh hands decorafed wifh yellow spofs, please regard her wifh deference. Those are fhe characfris1'ic sfains produced by nifric acid, and mark her as a dabbler in fhe chem. lab. The Massacre of Cyrano de Bergerac T is five minufes affer fha pofenfial beginning of French class, and Madame is alone wifh six girls who are all enfreafing her af once 'io lef fhem be Cyrano, when fhey are inferrupfed by mosf of fhe hisfory class frouping info fhe room. They have iusf had a fesf and all had fo go back fo 406 for fheir books, buf Madame wonders why Elly McGaughy could be on fime, and sends fhem away fo procure more convincing excuses. Tiefie is selecfed as fhe Cyrano for fhe affernoon, and, undismayed by fhe dis- furbance caused by fhe refurning hisfory class, reads on persisfenfly, in exacfly fhe same fone wifh which she announces fhaf fhere will be refreshmenfs affer ihe Spring concerf. Peggy Sanborn says meekly fhaf she has no idea of whaf fhe lasf speech means, and Madame is abouf fo explain if when her affenfion is affracfed by Mary Frances frying vainly in panfomime fo convince Leigh fhaf if is unhealfhy fo eaf pencils. Looking foward fhaf side of fhe room, Madame also nofices fhaf Joan and Kafharine are siffing fogefher again. Joanie smiles winningly, promising 'rhaf she will nof falk af all if fhey are no+ separafed fodayg Madame, fhough a bif doubfful, leaves her unmoved. Tiefie is reading abouf Cyrano's nose, and someone make a ridiculous remark abouf Jimmy Duranfe, whereupon Helene begins fo giggle hysferically. Tiefie can no longer read, so Deborah is chosen 'ro fake her place. She whispers- 'La plus belle fouf simplemenf qui soif au monde, 'La plus brillanfe la plus fine'-C'es+ l'heure, Madame! Thirfy-six HORACE MANNIKIN Thirfy-seven HORACE MANNIKIN Boom, Boom, Boom Think you 'rhose are Congo noises, Think you lhese black apparilions Keeping 'lime barbaric fashion, To 'rhe droning beal' of lom-loms, are fhe black men in 'lheir haun+s? Nay, for Congo man in all his glory was ne'er arrayed like one of lhese. Slim limbs encased in black creafions No more, no less, are ye'I' upon 'lhem Tresses loosed in wild abandon From fheir prison chains of hair-pins- On +he 'liffh beal' of +he fom-+om, Simullaneously-or almosl, lhey raise 'lheir arms in sweeping molions, Then walk on wi+h hands upraised. All a+ once wifh sfarfled shuFFles They refrace +heir s'la+ely slrides While fhe side groups all vicforious, clap +heir hands in ghoulish glee. Slowly lhen wifh galhering force, +he vanquished Urge anew +heir righfs and wifh +ha+ well-known heel and foe sfep Come slamping mid +heir sullen capfors. Who performing ancienl' war riles, Gafher in+o 'four small clusfers And ound imaginary vic+ims beneafh llieir slrokes. Capfors--caplives join 'logelher as lhe priesfs, lhree groups of +wo each, Come waving ihrough +he midst Slowly +hen wilh ga'rhering mofion They proceed, unhindered, forward, Through 'lhe inlerspeeding masses To +he fron+, where form +hree spokes of A quivering human fan. Noises cease and peace reigns o'er us, Soon sfripped of our black crea+ions Lalesl' fashions, a la Wigman Puf 'lo resl our Congo dances, Tom-'rom rumbles one lasl' +ime. A FOU RTH YEAR. Thir+ 1-eighl HORACE MANNIKIN Music Club T has always seemed s+range 'ro us +ha+, in spi+e of fhe +iny poslers +he Music Club pu+s up, fhe whole school has learned of 'rhe meering by +hree-+hir+y of +he day: usually a goodly crowd awai+s fhe Presiden'I s opening speech in Miss Flagg's room. To 'rhe glad surprise of 'lhe audience, +he Presiden+ opens +he mee+ing, noi' wiih a long and abs1'rac+ orafion, bu+ wi+h a concise announcemeni' +ha+ ihe concerf will now begin, and +ha+ ihe firs+ number will be a flufe solo, as everyone can see by reading 'rhe program. She rhen siis down on +he edge of her chair, looking anxious. A very small girl ge+s up 'lo sing. Everyone smiles indulgen+ly and lisiens in+en+ly. She is nor a+ all 'Frigh+ened, bu'r her voice is very li'r+le. When her song is over we clap loudly, and +ell each o+her +ha+ she has a rich qualify remarkable in one so young. Then an older girl plays 'rhe violin, wi1'h greai precision and nealness. We do noi' clap so hard 'For her, because she is older, and +he Presiden+ mus+ gel' up and 'rhank her warmly. The nex+ number is a piano solo, 'For which +he whole audience has been wailing, knowing +ha+ if will be a brillian+ performance. One gefs +he feeling, when +he player has finished, 'rhal 'rhe audience has had i+s hands all poised ready +o clap as soon as +he lasf no+e is s+ruck-a 'iribufe +o her well-es+ablished fame. If is 1'he end of 'Phe meefing, and +he Presidenf, smiling a+ 'rhe deparfing audience, sfays iusl' long enough fo receive 1'he cpngrafulalions of 'Phe small handful of mofhers in +he back of 'l'he room. Then she leaves, feeling a sense of relief and pride, wi'l'h no+ a liHle surprise, fhaf anoiher Music Club meeiing has been accomplished wi+hou+ serious mishap. Thiriy-nine HORACE MANNIKIN Firsf Year ORK in lndusfrial Arfs for fhe Firsf Year Class is relafed fo fhe maferials sfudied in fhe Social Science classroom. This year we have been following man's life fhrough fhe ages. We have sfudied primifive man and his habifs, fhe Egypfian people, and Greek life. The girls have been porfraying differ- enf phases of fhe lives of fhese people in maps, figures, and sef-ups. ln fhis picfure you see fhe girls and fheir work. Towards fhe righf, in fhe back- ground, is a sef-up showing primifive man. Two men are refurning from a hunf fo fheir home, or cave, where fhe mofher and children awaif fhem. Close fo if is Pharoah's Palace. ln fhe cenfer of fhis model is a raised plafform on which fhe Pharoah and his wife are seafed. Before fhem a man is kneeling. This Egypfian scene is fhe second in a series showing fhe developmenf of home life. The nnap of Egypf which appears in fhe picfure was made by fwo inferesfed members of + e class. ln fhe foreground are fhe groups working in mefal, clay, and wood. The firsf group has been making Egypfian jewelry, such as necklaces, rings, and bracelefsg fhe second has made poffery, sfafuary, and house models. Bookends, drums, bowls, and cups have been made by fhose sfudenfs parficularly inferesfed in wood-working. A FIRST YEAR. Forfy HoRAcE MANNIKQIN wiv .3. I J, fin. ' 4 ei , all T il 'YA ,F , I 'rv Nw , if , in All - Q .3 Ode on a Painf Pol' Who are fhese coming up fo 503 So feverish, so wild: O fell me fhen, Whaf brings you here? The meaning is nof plain, In facf fhe whole fhing is like Greek fo me. From whaf dread place do you come seeking joy ln fhis refreaf whose roof is leaking rain And coldness? Know you nof how you will fry The pafience of Miss Boas, mixing painfs The rude colors of which will hurf fhe eye? Of course you know, l offer no com- plainfs. Posfers seen are awful, buf fhose unseen Make Tiefie rage in picfuresque dis- pair: They are nof done, fomorrow is fhe day We fhoughf fo herald wifh gay posfery. Forfy-one Fair youfh in sfudy hall, fhou cansf nof leave Unfil fhe posfer's done and handed in To me, and if fhou fhinksf fo call on denfisfry For an excuse, careful! if will befray The one who fhoughf fo use if once foo offen. Will Tiefie, fhen, forever rave fhis way? O Happy, happy children, happy girls! Sfriving fo finish in fime for fhe Fair Sfarfling boxes covered wifh flashing painfs Thaf sfarfed fo porfray a sweef wild faun And ended wifh cubisf designs in blue. O happy club, O happy, happy club Forever fhere and much fo be enioyed, Forever painfing and yef forever Seeming fo finish nofhing. Thaf is all, l've fold you all I know abouf fhe fhing, lf's all l know, and all you'll wanf fo know. HORACE MANNIKIN GIRLS LEAGUE FAIR A S'I'orehouse of Ivlyslery OUBTLESS, numerous young ladies have gradua+ed from Horace Mann wi+hou+ ever having known aboul or explored one of +he grea+es+ mys'l'eries of fhe school. I speak of +he Girls League cIose+. This crowded Ii'HIe comparimenf hin+s of an aH'ic and a museum Ian aHic, because if is filled wi+h a iumbled coIIec+ion of ex+remeIy dusfy ar+icIes of Ii'H'Ie use, and a museum, because of The an'riqui+y and his+oricaI impor'r of some of +he obiec+s.I One af+ernoon, I succeeded in rounding up +hree no'l'-'foo-willing helpers +o assisl' in cleaning aforesaid closet IThis +radi+ionaI cleanup annually precedes 'Ihe Girls League Fair.I We removed Ihe con+en'l's of +he cIose+, unscrupulously sirewing if abou+ Ihe Second Year room. Periodically we s+oppecI +o examine such curios as a Ioy saxo- phone, a pin cushion, broken baseball ba+s, a beach chair, and innumerable some- 'Ihings whose uses could noi be deiermined. When we had compIe+eIy emp+ied +he slorehouse of Ihese once-valuable arficles, now quiie aged and dulled by 'Ihe 'Ihick coaling of dus+, we began +o sweep wifh greal' officiousness. Finally we s'Iored away wilh an orderliness +ha+ gave us much sa'I'isfac'rion and pride, ihe numerous clean bu'I' useless ar+icIes. Our hands and 'faces were slreaked in such a way as Io be dis'I'ressing +o our- selves bu+ ex'rremeIy amusing 'Io ofhers. For+una+eIy, during our expIora'I'ion we exhumed a wrapped obiecl labeled I+ FIoa+s. Thanks +o 'Ihis find, we Ief+ wi+h clean and shining counfenances. Foriy-fwo v E K HORACE MANNIKIN EE ff X x 5 xfkf-K' QI! gf:-7,2 W! F h AT THE GIRLS LEAGUE DANCE HORACE MANNIKIN A Third Year Field Trip The Woolen Facfory WORKER ILL if never cease? Never! Never! H has been going on since I can remem- ber, always wifhouf end. They were grinding away when my mofher broughf me here, a child. These machines, like lions, sfampede, yef leashed and bound, and we are fheir keepers. We musf feed fhem wool all day-dirfy, greasy wool. We will smell if fhough we deparf from fhis counfry. We will hear fhe machines when we sleep. Only fo die would be fo forgef. We feel if-fhis work for you, fhe wealfhy. H is imprinfed on our souls, our hearfs. Yef we are free. This is a counfry of liberfy. S+ilI, you say, we would die wifhouf you. H is frue. We musf grovel af your feef and fhank and praise you. You feed our bodies, buf our minds- THIRD YEAR CLASS How inferesfing if all is! Look, 'rhere are fhe cylinders, pisfons, and fhe crank- shaff. My, how fhese floors shake! How long will fhaf guide falk? Don'f fhose workers over fhere seem fired? Whew, whaf a smell! Look af how blue fhaf dye is. And noise! I can'f even hear myself falk. f THE MACHINES We, fhe machines look down from our heighfs. We undersfand fhe problems of man, puny and insignificanf, yef fhe leader. We see fhe sfruggle for life among fhe poor, and sympafhize. We comprehend fhe desire of fhe employers for power. We undersfand fhem also. Conflicf, discordanf clash we know, buf fhis is life. We preach fo you, buf none in fhe world lisfens. You are busy, wifh your one-frack minds, formu- lafing plans of your own. Maybe in fhe years fo come, someone will heed our superior knowledge and fhe rough fangle of life will sfraighfen ouf info a long, smoofh fhread of WOOL. A THIRD YEAR. Fo rfy-fou r HORACE MANNIKIN LQ Q f I f QT Teil I Facully QuoI'a'I'ions MME. FORTIER ........ , .A,,, ..,, . .Are you in 'rhe six'I'h grade or are you in 'I'he sixlh year? MME. ROTTACH ,,,....,,., I .,.,......A,.,,......,,,,................,....., Je vous parlerai du I7 ieme siecle MME. ROBERT ,,,.A,,.....,.,,. ,,,,....,,A ,,,,.......... Y o u will fail and I will laugh. Hal Hal MISS TAGGART ,.....,, ...., ,,.,,....., . ....,. I,,, I,I....I.,,,,,,...,..,......,,.,................,......., T h i s is a scream. C- MISS WOOD .................,I......,..,....,,,.......,.I,,,........,,. ,....,...........,...4.I..........,..............,............,..,,,,,.,,......, X O does equal I MISS BLAIR ......,........... I shouIdn'+ wani' any girl of mine Io gel I00 on a College Board! MISS LAWRENCE ...........I..I................I,...,4,,.,.....,........,,,,.................................................., Is Susan absenl again? MISS RAYNOR ........ ...lon 'rhe 26+h of Seplemberl Take a good look al' Ihis, for you may nol' see if again before College Boards. MISS GULICK ........,, ........,.,..,, ....,......., ..........,..... I w i sh I'o see Ihe following girls al noon 'Ioday MISS JONES ........... , ,,....... I.I..... ,,,,,. I I' was nol' I who senl' for you, il' was Miss Gulick MISS FLAGS .............. .. ,,,,,,............. ,I...,,,.........,.r............,.4.,.......,,,,.... .........,.... W h isper if MR. O'STEEN .............. ,,,,.......,......,I,,,.....,.,...,. Whal' a beauliful progression! MR. LOCKHART ............ ....I..,,, ..,,. A r e you 'felling me or are you asking me? MISS ALDRICH .......I....... ....,,....,,....... N ow where would you look 1'ha+ up? MISS HARDEN ..............,..,............ ......,, ...., I.,,,.........,...I...,,.,...... I d o n'I' mean +o inlerrupl, bul- MISS CRANDON 4..,,4.,,.,.........,.,,.4......,,..,.........,,,,,.........,,,,,,.....................,,,.......,.......,,,... Thurfore if is 'rhus 'n sol FACULTY ...IrI......,..... We ha'I'e 'Io bring if up, bul' how many girls here are planning 'I'o lake College Boards? Forly-five HORACE MANNIKIN A Mannikin Meefing N fhe kind of affernoon when dark deeds are done, and fhe heavens venf fheir wrafh, fhe Mannikin Board would decide fo have a meefing. Like wifches in Macbefh, fhe board gafhered in a close circle fo plof fhe fafe of fhe Horace Mannikin. The board consisfed of Hecafe, fhe faculfy advisor, and Wifches One fo Thirfeen. lThere were more fhan fhirfeen, buf fhaf was such an appropriafely unlucky number fhaf fhey doubled fhe nines and sevensl. The meefing, if if can so be called, would seem more like a parfy af fhe insane asylum fhan a sensible meefing of nice, sober wifches. The discussion on Things in General or How fo Group our Book would gef under way, sounding abouf like fhis: We oughf fo be different someone suggesfs, lf's awful fo group everyfhing in order, like animals in a zoo! lFor a board meefing, if sfruck us fhaf fhe zoo was infroduced exfraordinarily offen.l Oh if's all very well fo say 'somefhing different' buf whaf? Even animals in a zoo aren'f always puf in fhe same order. lSee whaf we mean? There's fhaf zoo com- ing up in fhe conversafion again.l How abouf- Trife, fri+el l have an idea. Tri+e, fri+e! The School, girls. Remember fhe School. Lef fhis Mannikin be one fruly repre- senfafive of fhis, Our School . . . and different And if fhis Mannikin isn'f differenf if isn'+ because fhe Board didn'f fry. Familiar Prospecfs Through fhese familiar windows I can see The oblique lines of rain go driving by, Buf somefimes crysfal snowflakes clof fhe air And drop a veil across fhe river shore. On many days fhe wreafhs of fog rise up And hide fhe loffy fower of fhe Church, Surrounding everyfhing in misfs of grey. Our dreams and sweef vague hopes do fower high Buf, hidden in fhe fogs of fufure days, Invisible remain fo all buf us. The fime has now arrived for us fo leave These halls and classrooms now so very dear, And seek fhe oufside world of ofher schools And fhen unveil fhose dreams we will make real. Forfy-six HORACE MANNIKIN . mm, .ii-H'lrnU4li H lumix.- Y, , 0:30-1 F ' '. , , , A ,Qfxj .,A...AL2ji':?::.B. ,,., . ,! 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Z .c I 3 :- c c ua D. mp- ump Cha 7 .L .nz V7 0 'U '.1. .. 0 .2 Z U1 .E .: vu :I Review of alional Board N wilzer and Lecluring on S NANCY WERTHEIMER 22 .C vr Cas: .2 li'H'le Morpheus's Being ng sfuclying 0 -o- 'U an 'un 0 E .E+ 'UO Oz tv -o- In -o- LD 0 x. 1 Ev: I-11.9 ,b U50 ,E LD 0 :Gif .B 03 -94, -.A: .': . V2 2 Nodding -1- 3: -o- IU .C D- BARBARA WIEDERHOLD I- an HJ 3 P- I- I- u.l an 3 -4- vs Q0 1. O M- E L. U I-0- playmale IU U5 .E r vu I 5 af ngs all fhi Doing pool '19 ld swimmi 0 nY A r-away fa '19 ok Lo MARGARET WILLIAMS 'u C ll vf U1 o 'U '2 o uf as .0 - O .C 3 .E .0 C ur .B .2 .c u HORACE MANNIKIN 1 -ffl The Elevafor XX HAT goes up musf come down, say fhose who should know all abouf such maffers. However, while waifing for fhe elevafor on mornings when we have so much Lafin fo do, and so liffle fime in which fo do if, we are in- clined fo doubf fhis sfafemenf. lf seems an efernify from fhe 'rime Louis firmly shufs fhe door in our face, unfil af lasf fhe long-awaifed lighf slides soffly down behind fhe glass. Filled once more, fhe elevafor gives a sickening lurch, fhen sfops. Those nearesf fhe door fremble af fhe irealizafion fhaf fhey may have 'ro lighfen fhe load by relinquishing fheir hard-won places. The nexf affempf is successful, however, and 'rhe elevafor, wifh a groan, sfarfs ifs slow, upward iourney. For years we waifed for fhe honor of sfepping regally info fhe car before fhe younger classes. Now we wonder if fhis privilege is as desirable as was formerly sup- posed. We enfer firsf,-buf are fhen pinned fo fhe wall by fhe inward rush of fhe ignoble mob, and, consequenfly, arrive af fhe fourfh floor in a rafher wilfed condifion. The elevafor also serves as a sfage for many embarrassing scenes. We find if quife disconcerfing fo have fhe person under discussion rise from fhe chair in +he corner, where, screened from view by ofher sfudenfs, she has undoubfedly heard fhe whole conversafion. Crushed by fhis discovery, we slink info 406, resolving fo prevenf fhe recurrence of such an incidenf by henceforfh geffing fhe chair ourself. Fiffy HORACE MANNIKIN .J 7' C G9 o A, G 6 Q: 1:9 1941, 9. I- v-V' ,J ,Q Oki af' Q i Q :gf -'7 -:EL pf ,--'9 YE OLDE LUNCH ROOME Fiffyrone .111 HORACE MANNIKIN Horacescopes S-eniors' 'fafes in fuiure years we hereby prophesy wi'l'h fears- E-nier 'iirsi' our Bonnie, dancing, who excels Wigman in prancing. N-ex+ comes Anna, all bow low +o +he leading lady of 'ihe show. l-n fhe field of adveriising s'l'ands our Tiefy, rhapsodizing. O-pera, conceri' siage, reciial-hail Billie-prima donna vi'I'al! R-ah! ihree iimes 'For Barbara G.-she's s+ill shifiing scenes, you see. H-orace Greeley, whai were you, compared +o wha+ Joan Maass will do? O-live Milbrandf, Jeanne Renaud, are Souihern belies, buf noi' so slow. R-emember li'Hle Mary Ann? She's never failed io gel' her man! A-fuiure crash? Call Joanie P. io render safe our ireasury. C-an Eins+ein's brain survive ihe 'iask of answering all +ha+ Leigh will ask? E-leanor Mar+in? She lives in a shoe, wiih a large and well-raised family ioo. S-ay, wha+'s life? Does Nancy know? Yes! Her grandchild's +old her sol C-an'1' you hear ihe audience raving?-Tha+'s our Kaiharine-baion waving. O-n ihe lawns of Wesi' Poini' sfanding, +here's Virginia, all commanding. P-oeiess or President for which is DoHy Durning mean'I'? E-ach session in Congress hears Mugsy's gavel, a++emp+ing 'rhe chaos and noise +o unravel. S-eniors' iafes, more good +han bad, are really noi so very sad. If We Know Whal' We Mean Hair-BeHy Maclver Eyes-Mary Ann Harvey Legs-Olive Milbrandi' Mariorie Huni' Smile-Deborah Huni' Besi' Dressed--Rosalind Mendelson Wi'H'ies1'-Barbara Vaughan Besi looking-Jeanne Renaud Mosi naive-Nancy Weriheimer Mosi sophisiicaied-Anna Erskine Mosi' popular-Mariorie Huni Anna Erskine Mos+ drag wiih 'ihe ieachers-Margarel' Williams Mosf drag wiih fhe girls-Bonnie Prudden Mosi originaliiy-Barbara Vaughan Besi' siudeni-Eleanor McGaughy Mosi' kind-hearfed-Eleanor Mariin Besi Spori'-Bonnie Prudden Mosi' impressive-Barbara Girsdansky Mosf impressed-Deborah Hun+ Mosi' likely To succeed-Kaiharine Scherman Mosi' poised-Mariorie Huni' Mosi' domesiic-Eleanor Mar+in Besi' figure-Jeanne Renaud Fifty-+wo HORACE MANNIKIN GeneraI Associa'I'ion Execu'I'ive Board-I932-I933 MAJOR OFFICERS Presidenf ......,,,,,.,,........,,..........,.. AA,,A...,...,,.....,. ,,,,......... ,,,, ,..... . . . ............ M A RGARET SANBORN Firsi Vice-Plresideni' .................. ......,,................... M ARJORIE HUNT Second Vice-Presideni' ,,.... .... . ,. ,,,,,.. . ,... ROSALIND MENDELSON Secreiary ..,......, .... ..,,,,.... ...A ...A,A,,.......,,,..,,........ L O U I SE BERRY Treasurer ..... ..,. ..., . ., ,,,,.. ..,.,....... ,... . LYDIA PERERA SPORTS MANAGERS BasIce+baII ..... , . . ,,,, ..,....... ...,... . .. ......BETTY MacIVER Hockey. ......,.... .. ...JEAN BULLOWA Tennis ......,. ,.... . .. ......,,,,,, JANE TYSON Swimming ........ ,,,,,. ...,...,,,.,,,, E L LEN MCWADE Cheer Leader.. . . ,.... . . .. . MELANIE SHRODER CLASS PRESIDENTS F'irs'I' Year .......,. . ,,,.... .... . .,,......... .. .,,, .AGNES HOBSON AMY ABRAHAM Second Year ..... .. ..JEAN MacINNIS LEONOR HOLMES Third Year.. IRENE McGAUGHY MAUDE VANCE Four+h Year. ,,,,,... ...... ..,,,... M A RY GIES Fifih Year. . . . . ..BURNLEY WELSH Six+h Year .. ,,,, ...,,..... ....,,,, ,,..... . . . ,... . .. . . .,.... . ....,,,, MMARGARET WILLIAMS CLUB PRESIDENTS AND EDITORS OF PUBLICATIONS Girls League ExecuI'ive Board Presideni ,,,,.,... ,....,, . ... Vice-Presideni' . Secreiary. I,,. Treasurer.. ,,,....,,,,. .. Assis+anI' Treasurer. .. Firs+ Year .... Second Years... Third Year... FourI'h Year .,,. Fiffh Year ...,...,,....I Sixfh Year ....,,..,...r Fiffy-Ihree CHAPTER LEADERS ELEANOR McGAU6HY REBECCA LOWENSTEIN . .ELSPETH DAVIES .........ELEANOR WOGLOM .. RUTH HALLE .....,Vr......... JEAN ISAACS .. ...... FRANCES LEVISON ....... ...I H ELEN MARKEL ..... .GRACE WILLIAMS .......,,...MARJORIE SACHS .ELEANOR MARTIN HORACE MANNIKIN King HiIaryAA AA Prince Perivale A Servanl' ...... King Perlvale A .......... AA Brand Ihis body-servan'IIAA .A ,,,,, A AA A Anna A,,,,.. ....................,....... ..,.....A,,,.... Thora ,,.. AA ..., AA The Ivory Door A. A. Milne CAST PROLOGUE AA A AAAAAAAANANCY WERTHEIMER A ,,V....,,.o.,, ,........... A .A ,,,.,.A........ MAXINE BLUHM THE PLAY ...... .A A AAAAA AAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAAAAA A A A NNA ERSKINE A AAAA AAAAHELENE LEVISON A AAAAAA ,AAA BELLE SCHLOEMER KATHARINE SCHERMAN The Chancellor... ...................AA BILLIE PALMER Jessica. .... ........... A .......A ...,... V I RGINIA SCHUYLER An+on .A.....A AA .A... ..... AA.A.................... E L SIE ROWE Old Beppo A... AA AA A........AAA DOROTHY DURNING Simeon AAAAA, ........ A A ........AAAAAA.A.A..... DEBORAH HUNT Coun+ Rollo A. ........... ISABEL TIEFENTHAL The Mummer ...... ...,. A ....AA A..... A A ........A A AA..A.AAAA A..A A ....AA........... AARUTH PRUDDEN Tifus A..AA......AAA A A. ....AA.A ..AA.......AA A AAAAA. A A.A.... .AAAA A AA A..A..AAAA AAAAACYNTHIA ROSE SOLDIERS OF THE GUARD Carlo AAAA A A ....AA .AA..A A AA A A.A. ..... AAAA A A.... A A A AA .A A... AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMARJORIE HUNT Bruno ICap'Iain of 'Ihe Guard, A A. AA AA... HILDEGARDE BECHER Princess Lilia.. .A.AAA ....A.A A A A. A AA A AAAAAA BETTY MacIVER A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE The King A A AA A A ..A..A A A AAAMARGARET WILLIAMS The Prince AA AA A AA AA.A.AAA AA A A A STERN Siage ManagerAAAA A AA BARBARA GIRSDANSKY PrompI'erA A .A A AA AAAMAXINE BLUHM Mannikin Board AN NA ERSKI N E, Edifor-in-Chief Margarei' Curley Barbara Girsdanslcy Dorofhy Durning Deborah Huni Marjorie Huni Maxine Bluhm Mary Ann Harvey BOARD OF EDITORS Elsie Rowe Peggy Sanborn Ka+harine Scherman Isabel Tiefenfhal Barbara Vaughan Joan Proskauer ADVISORY BOARD Eleanor McGaughy Leigh Sfeinhardl' Joan Maass Margarel' Williams, ex-officio Fi'F'ry-four HORACE MANNIKIN Record Board Edilor-in-Chief ,,,, . ..,, ., Associafe Edifor ........... Managing Edifor .AA......,, Junior Edi'I'or ...A,..,..,. .. Head Reporfer .,,,,,... Alumnae Edifor Sporfs Edi+or Columnisls... Maxine Bluhm Rufh Halle Eleanor Woglom Virginia Schuyler Business Manager ......... Adverfising Manager ,,... Exchange Edilor Jean Ellis Louise Kohn ........JOAN MAASS ...PEGGY STERN JEAN BULLOWA ..............MARGARET ANN RUSK GRACE WILLIAMS BERRY ..... .. .... . .................. MARGARET WILLIAMS ELSPETH DAVIES, DOROTHY DURNING REPORTERS Parker McCormick Leigh S+einhard'I Mariory Sachs Evelyn Danzig Joan Proslcauer BUSINESS BOARD HELENE LEVISON .........,....REBECCA LOWENSTEIN ANNE MENDELSON BUSINESS STAFF Janice Wormser Leila Bernslorff Manuscripl' Board LEIGH STEINHARDT, Chairman Mary Elizabefh Hume LITERARY EDITORS Elspelh Davies Be++y Lehman Kafharine Scherman Conslance Friend Margarei' Williams Ar+ Edi+or. ........... ....,.. ......LEILA BERNSTORFF Assis+an+ Arf Edi+or ........ ...... .... J E ANNE RENAUD Business Manager ........ . ........... .. PEGGY STERN Exchange Edifor .......... JEAN BULLOWA Elemenfary Edi+or... Peggy Rice Be+sy Reynolds Vila Orfman Fifly-five GRACE WILLIAMS VISITING MEMBERS Calherine Hifchcoclc Jean Maclnnis Phyllis Mann HORACE MANNIKIN Painl' Po'I' OFFICERS Presidenr ,.,,,......,...... .. ..... A..A .,.....,,,,,,.,. ,,.... . ...,A,,,... . M A RY ANN HARVEY Vice-President. . ........,,,,..... ......,,, ....,,...... B E LLE SCHLOEMER Secre+ary .AA., ...... ,.,. . . ,, ..,,.........., ,.... , ...... , I HISABEL TIEFENTHAL MEMBERS Barbara Baehr Dororhy Gerow Ann Mendelson Leila Bernsrorff Mary Gies Jeanne Prudden May Louise Bodenheimer Jean Bullowa Louise Berry Evelyn Danzig Doro+I1y Durning Jean Ellis Jean FecI1I1eimer Ka+I1Ieen Fluhrer Jane+ Fraser Presidenf .... . Secre+ary .. Treasurer ..... Ru+I1 Aranow Louise Berry Maxine Bluhm Adele Boolcman PaHy Jane Brown Jean Bullowa Elsperh Davies Janei' Dowling DOTOIIIY Durning Jean Ellis Anna Erskine Janei Fraser Helen Friendly Helen Fried Mary Eliza befh Gelirig Mary Gies Karen Hasselriis Jean Herman Cafherine Hi+cI1cocIc Mariorie Hun+ Jane Gordon Ca+I'1erine Hi+cI1cock Mary Eliza beih Hume Marion Hamillon Olivia Kahn Virginia Kaufman Joyce Koch Lorraine Lewis Jean Maclnnis Ellen McWade Ru+I1 Prudden Mary Plumbridge Jeanne Renaud Peggy Rice Es+her Silleclc Maude Vance Barbara Vaughan Jean Werfheimer Janice Wormser Dramafic Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Barbara Hunl- Virginia Kaufman Helen Keediclc Evelyn Kulp Frances Levison Mariorie Lindeman Rebecca Lowensfein Jean Maclnnis BeHy Maclver Helen Marlcel Eleanor Mar+in Jane Mayer Ann Mendelson EIizabe+I1 Miller Elizabelli Miiller Parker McCormick Ellen McWade Ellen Oglesby Vi+a Orfman CI1arIoH'e Phillipson I .. .. .... .BETTY HUNT GRACE WILLIAMS ANN BEERS Jeanne Prudden Ru'I'I1 Prudden Lydia Perera Pa+ricia Proslxauer Befsy Reynolds Elsie Rowe Margaref Ann Ruslc Doro+I1y Sanborn Peggy Sanborn Mariorie Sachs Melanie Shroder Carol Simon Ann S+ern Jasmine TuH'Ie Louisa Van Wezel Nancy Werfheimer Grace Williams Margarei' Williams Janice Wormser Fiffy-six HORACE MANNIKIN Presidenl' ,...,.......,,,, Vice-Presidenf .. , , Secre+ary-Treasurer Amy Abraham Mary Frances Adams RuI'h Aranow Barbara Bancrofl' Hildegarde Becher Leila Bernslorff Adele Bookman Ellen Brock Jean Bullowa Evelyn Danzig Elspeih Davies Joan Erpf Anna Erskine Jane Gordon Marion HamiI+on E+heI Harsanyi Karen Hasselriis Ca+herine Hi+chcock Olive Holmes Margarel' Benion Ellen Brock Lois Brown Mary Frances Coryell Karen Hasselriis Olive Holmes Irene McGaughy Eleanor Marlin Marguerife Meyers Cynlhia Rose Maya Tully Jasmine TuH'Ie F I y-seven Music Club OFFICERS MEMBERS BeHy Hun+ Marjorie Hun+ Deborah Huni' Louise Johnson Virginia Kaufman Helen Keedick Louise Kohn Edi+h Lane Sophie Lazaris Eleanor Levison BeHy Maclver Eleanor Mar'Iin Peggy Moe Margueri+e Meyers Vi+a Orfman Billie Palmer Lydia Perera Pa+ricia Proskauer Jeanne Prudden GLEE CLUB Jane Tyson Maud Vance Virginia Vass Jean Werfheimer Eleanor Hirschman Cafherine Hi+chcock BeH'y Lehman Rebecca Lowenslein BeH'y Maclver Ann Mendelson Rosalind Mendelson Olive MiIbrand'I KATHARINE SCHERMAN I is ,, .CAROL SIMON .. ,,... .JANE TYSON Ru+h Prudden Cyn'I'hia Rose Margaref Ann Rusk Elinor Sachs Belle Schloemer Melanie Shroder Hope Silleck Cafherine S+e'Ffen Anne Sfern Louisa Van Wezel Virginia Vass Barbara Vaughan Lorraine Voigi' Susan Wafkins Nancy Werfheimer Margarel' Williams Janice Wormser Peggy WyckoFF BeH'y Oppenheim Carol Reichenbach Margare+ Ann Rusk Ann Saks Leigh S+einhard+ Peggy S+ern Jean Wer+heimer Nancy Wer+heimer BeHy Wesl- Barbara Wiederholcl Janice Wormser Muriel Zinn HORACE MANNIKIN French Club OFFICERS Presidenl' .,...,...,.,.,.... ,,,,,.,,,,........4.,,,....,,,,, .,,,. ,,... . , . . VIRGINIA KAUFMAN Vice-Presiclenl' ,,,.....,.. .........,,... D OROTHY DURNING Secrefary ........,,,,,.,.. ....,,......,..,....,,. ,.,,,,,,., ...,,,I,...,,,.,..... E D ITH LANE MEMBERS Barbara Bancroff Calherine Hifchcoclc Leila Bernslorff Rebecca Lowensfein Louise Berry BeHy Maclver May Louise Bodenheimer Ann Mendelsohn Lois Brown Carol Reichenbach Margarel' Curley Muriel Salisch Elspefh Davies Leigh Sleinhardl' Helen Ercleheimer Peggy Sfern Helen Fried Jean Weriheimer Marion HamiI'Ion Be'Hy Wesf Mary Ann Harvey Janice Wormser Junior Champion BasIce+baII Team Forwards ....... ,, .,,,, ,. , ,, r .LOUISE BERRY CAROL SIMON Jump CenI'er CHARLOTTE VON DER HEYDE JEAN BULLOWA Side Cenler .... . ..,, ..,..,,. , .GERTRUDE BOYD Guards ,,,,,.....,... , . r....... BARBARA HUNT DORIS ROONEY Senior Champion Hockey Team C. F., .... .. ..,.,.......,. ,. ,. .... .,,,,,,. . ....... r , .. ..... BONNIE PRUDDEN, MARGARET WILLIAMS R. I. .,,,,.... ,,,. . ,,,, ,,,.,,.. ...................,., , ..,,,,..,.,,.. ..... R O S A LIND MENDELSON L. I. ,,,,,......., ...... BONNIE PRUDDEN, MARGARET WILLIAMS R.W. ............ .,,,, . .........,,... r .PEGGY SANBORN, DEBORAH HUNT L. .... ,,............,..,..,,,,,,.. r I ,,... MAY LOUISE BODENHEIMER C. H. .,........ ...,.,....,.. B ETTY MAC IVER, LEIGH STEINHARDT R. H. ........... ..,,,,...................... .,,....,...,.,.,............ I S ABEL TIEFENTHAL L. H.. ....... ................., N ANCY WERTHEIMER R. F..- ,......., . ......,,.,...,............ BARBARA GIRSDANSKY L. F. .,.......,,,. ...,,....,......,............,...........,.,..,.., O LIVE MILBRANDT G. G. ...,.,........ ..,,..,,... B ETTY WEST, DOROTHY DURNING Fiffy-elghf HORACE MANNIKIN Firsl' Year FIRST TERM OFFICERS Presidenf .....,,..,,..A...,..,,..,........ AGNES HOBSON Treasurer ., ....,.,,..,,... BARBARA NEWBORG Vice-Presidem' .........,AA... JUNE LEVINSOHN Chapler Leader .,..,.............,,,4,, JEAN ISAACS Secrelary ,,,,,, ..,,A,........... J ANET DOWLING Vice-Chapler Leader ,,,,,.... BETTY BARKER SECOND TERM Presidenl' .,,,.................... ........ A SNES HOBSON Treasurer .,..................,,,,,.. ................ J OAN ERPF Vice-Presidenl' ,....................,........ LOUISA VASS Chapler Leader ......,....,..,,,,,.,... JEAN ISAACS Secre+ary ....,.......,,,,,,,,,,.,... BETTY DEL MANZO Vice-Chapler Leader ......... BETTY BARKER MEMBERS Amy Abraham Be'H'y Barker Grace BarreH PaH'y Jane Brown Be'H'y Del Manzo Diana Dodge Janel' Dowling Joan Ginsberg Ellen Groedel Agnes Hobson Jean Isaacs Regina Kendrick Elizabefh Kohnsfamm June Levinsohn Doris Middledifch Mary Frances Mlnmclc Margarel' Moe Barbara Newborg Margery Phillip Mildred Rubel Louisa Van Wezel Joan Erpf Alice Marlin Louisa Vass Second Year FIRST TERM OFFICERS Presidenl' ,,,... .......,,,..,, , ., ,HJEAN MAC INNIS Treasurer ,,.................,.... ADELE NICHOLSON Vice-Presidenlk ....,,,, BEVERLY GILMOUR Chapler Leader ,........ FRANCES LEVISON Secrefary ,..,,,...............,,,...,r.r.r PHYLLIS MANN Vice-Chapler Leader...JOAN SANBORN SECOND TERM Presidenl' ...,..,.....,....,.,,,,,...... LEONOR HOLMES Treasurer ,rr.,,...,.....,,..,....,.,,.,... ELEANOR HUNT Vice-Presidenl' .......,,......,,. MARGARET DUFF Chap+er Leader ,........ FRANCES LEVISON Secrerary .,,,,.... IIIKATHLEEN FLUHRER Vice-Chaprer Leader,,.JOAN SANBORN MEMBERS Rulh Aranow Susan Goodman Mary Jane Lundgren Barbara Baehr Suzanne Blumenlhal Adele Boolcman Belly Lee Davison Margarel' Duff Kalhleen Fluhrer Jane Gaines Doro+hy Gerow Beverly Gilmour Fiffy-nine Leonor Holmes Mary Elizabelh Hume Eleanor Hunl' Rifa Hyman Olivia Kahn Helen Kandel Evelyn Kulp Frances Levison Lorraine Lewis Jean Maclnnis Phyllis Mann Adele Nicholson Ellen Oglesby Margarei' Rice Joan Sanborn Hope Silleclc Helen Tall' HORACE MANNIKIN Third Year FIRST TERM OFFICERS Presidenl... ,,...,,.,,,,,,,,..... IRENE MCGAUGHY Treasurer. ..,,,,,... ,.... SUSAN WATKINS Vice-Presiden+...MARGARET ANN RUSK Chapler Leader.. ,. HELEN MARKEL Secreiary ,,.,. .. ,,...... ,,,,,,. .....,,, V I TA ORTMAN Vice-Chapier Leader . ANNE STERN SECOND TERM Presidenr .. ,,,......,,,,,.... ...,, ,,...... M A UDE VANCE Treasurer.. .... . ......... .SUSAN WATKINS Vice-Presiden+..MARJORIE WESTPHAL Chap+er Leader. .. .. HELEN MARKEL Secrefary ......... . ......... ..... V ITA ORTMAN Vice-Chapler Leader .ANNE STERN MEMBERS Margaref Barr Ellen Brock Mary Frances Coryell Mariorie Davis Jean Dobie Helen Ederheimer Elizabeih Epslein Helen Friendly Mary Elizabelh Gehrig Harriel Hall Olive Holmes Anne Hurd Louise Johnson Barbara Kidde Joyce Koch Helen La Grande Edilh Lane Sophie Lazaris Be'Hy Lehman Helen Markel Jane Mayer Irene McGaughy Margaref Miichell BabeHe Oppenheim Four+h Year Sheila Ordman Vi+a Oriman Margarel Ann Rusk Elinor Sack Dororhy Sanborn Lois Saphir Anne S+ern Jean Siewarl' Maud Vance Lorraine Voigf Susan Walkins Marjorie Wesfphal OFFICERS Presidenl' ............. MARY GIES Secrelary GERTRUDE URELES Vice-Presidenl' -JEAN FECHHEIMER Treasurer . ...ELEANOR LEVISON Chapler Leader .... . GRACE WILLIAMS Vice-Chapler Leader MARGARET WYCKOFF MEMBERS Audrey Baron Nancy Dalbey Evelyn Danzig Vicforia Dike Jean Ellis Jean Fechheimer Janel Fraser Mary Gies Jane Gordon Joan Groesbeck Frances Gulliver Rufh Halle Marion Hamillon Karen Hasselriis Jean Herman Helen Keedick Jane Krieger Eleanor Levison Marjorie Lindeman Barbara MacLeod Parker McCormick Doro+hy McKenna McWade, Ellen Anne Mendelson Helen Myers Elizabelh Mi.iIIer Charlolle Phillipson Pairicia Proskauer Carol Reichenbach Be'I'sy Reynolds Anne Saks Esfher Silleck Cafherine Sfefien Maya Tully Jasmine Tu'HIe Jane Tyson Joan Unlermeyer Gerlrude Ureles Jean Werfheimer Virginia While Grace Williams Jane Williams Margarel Wyckoff Conslance Zinn Sixly HORACE MANNIKIN FiH'h Year OFFICERS Presideni .......,,.,,,, ,A....,.....,..... B URNLEY WELSH Treasurer ..,..,....,,.......,....... ELIZABETH MILLER Vice-Presidenl ......,.. CONSTANCE FRIEND Chapier Leader ,..,,....... MARJORIE SACHS Secrelary ,,,............... BARBARA BANCROFT Vice-Chap'I'er Leader.,.GERTRUDE BOYD MEMBERS Barbara Bancroff Anne Beers Margarei' Benion Leila Bernsforlif Louise Berry Gerfrude Boyd Jean Bullowa Elspeih Davies Riia Earle Hildegarde Engelhardl' Helen Fried Consiance Friend AH'rude Gillies Presidenl' ......,.,...... ..,. Vice-Presidenl' ..........rr.. Secreiary ....4,.....,... Treasurer ................,.... Chapier Leader ...,......... Vice-Chapier Leader ....... Mary Frances Adams .......,,,,, Erma Allen rr............,.,..,,......,.,... Hildegarde Becher ...... Maxine Bluhm ............,. .......,.....,,,.,... May Louise Bodenheimer ,,,,,,..... . Lois Brown ,,.,,........,...........,..............,,,, Margaref Curley ..,...,.,..,.,......,,. Doroihy Durning .......,, ., Anna Erskine .... ,,.r.,,,. , Sixiy-one Eihel Harsanyi Elinor Hirschman Cafherine Hiichcoclc Barbara Hunf BeHy Hunl- Alison Irvine Babe'H'e Judson Virginia Kaufman Louise Kohn Rebecca Lowensfein Elizabeih Miller Lydia Perera Edna Roihschild Mariorie Sachs Melanie Schroeder Carol Simon Pairicia Spier Tanis Tugwell Virginia Vass CharIo'H'e Von der Heyde Burnley Welsh Eleanor Woglom Janice Wormser Muriel Zinn Doris Rooney Sixih Year ......,,.,...MARGARET WILLIAMS ROWE ..............SUSAN KERNAN .-.........,JOAN PROSKAUER ,........,,,...ELEANOR MARTIN ROSE I Wesi l56I'h Sireei, N. Y. C. .....,........,Soundview Avenue, Whiie Plains, N. Y. Wesi I4IsI' Sireei, N. Y. C. Easl' 66I'h Sireei, N. Y. C. I I I Park Avenue, N. Y. C. I 7I Wesl' 79+h SI'ree'I, N. Y. C. ,,.........220-I6 43rd Avenue, Bayside, N. Y. Woodycresi' Avenue, N. Y. C. ,.,.,.,,....... ......,................,..,... W ilion, Conn. HORACE MANNIKIN Barbara Falk ......,.,..,..,...... ,............ 4 30 Eas'I' 86Ih Slreel, N. Y. C. Phyllis Frank ....,4...,..............,..4 .................. I I85 Park Avenue, N. Y. C. AnneI I'e Gebhardl' ...,..,......... ........,.. 3 80I Sedgwick Avenue, N. Y. C. Barbara Girsdansky .......,,... .....,....... 3 22 Wesl 72nd S+reeI', N. Y. C. Mary Ann Harvey ............... ............,. 4 52 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. Deborah Hun+ ......,,,.,.......... ....,.,.....,.....................,..,........,.. 4 I I Wes-I I I4+h S+reeI-, N. Y. C. Marjorie Hunl' ,...................,. ............... S herman Square Holel, 7IsI' and B'way, N. Y. C. Conslance Kennedy .,...............................,.,...,,,......,...,......,.,............,...........,,..,..,.. 435 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. Susan Kernan ...,,.......... Hudson View Gardens, I83rd Slreel' and Pinehursl Avenue, N. Y. C. CharIo'H'e Kulp .....,................,.,...,........,.,,.,..........................,,.,.,....,...,.,........,.......,................. 3I I7 Broadway, N. Y. C. Helene Levison ....... .............,. 5 0 Easl' 77Ih Slreel, N. Y. C. Belly Maclver .........,...,.. ............. 2 9 CIaremon+ Avenue, N. .Y C. Eleanor McGaughy ........... .,,..,,,.. SOI Wes+ I20+h Slreef, N. Y. C. Joan Maass ,.,................,. ..,....,I.,.,...........,.,..........,..,. 8 88 Park Avenue, N. Y. C. Eleanor Marlin ,........, ............ .IO8 Buckingham Road, Yonkers, N. Y. Rosalind Mendelson .... , .. .. .,,....,.....,,,.,... I I85 Park Avenue, N. Y. C. Marguerile Meyers ,...,........ ,........... 2 30 Wesl' End Avenue, N. Y. C. Olive Milbrandl ,...., ,, ,, .......... I9 Highland Place, Yonkers, N. Y. Billy Palmer ....,....... , ....... 54I Wesl' I23rd S+reeI', N. Y. C. Polly Perers ..... Joan Proskauer .......,, Jeanne Prudden .... . Rulh Prudden ...... ..... Jeanne Renaud .... ., Cynlhia Rose ....., . Elsie Rowe .. .............. .. Peggy Sanborn .....,,....,. Ifalharine Scherman. Belle Schloemer.. ,,.... .. Virginia Schuyler ....... Leigh Sleinhardl' ,.,.,.......,.. ,,,........450 Riverside Drive, N. Y. ,..35OI I50 Place, Flushing, N. Y. .. ,..,... , .. ...,..,.. I I5 Cenlral Park WesI', N. Y. C. , ,,,. Embassy Holel, 7O'Ih and B'way, N. Y. C. I , .... Embassy Holel, 7O'Ih and B'way, N. Y. C. Purilan Avenue, Foresl Hills, N. Y. -435 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. Cen+raI Park Wesl, N. Y. C. ...........448 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. C. M425 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. I70 Fif+h Avenue, N. Y. C. I 5 Cenlral Park WesI', N. Y. C. Peggy S+ern ..............,..... ....,...,,.... 4 48 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. Isabel Tiefenlhal ...,...,..,...., ...,,............. I O70 Park Avenue, N. Y. C. Barbara Vaughan ,...... ..........,.. 3 9 Claremonl Avenue, N. Y. C. Nancy Werlheimer ....... .............. I 94 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. 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