House in the Pines High School - Log Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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No, 1t'e a circus and Doctor! -a horse only the head Ann Hotz She turned into a horse! Now I see the lion'e cage and Gwendolyn Pa1mer's in there with them- telling jokes Patricia 0'Brien showing off her trained 'bunn1ee,' while up in the air I eee Patricia Chambers hopping across the tight rope with her big toe! Thst's all 1 see right now 'gif I see a huge skyscraper in New York and outside is Jean Niper selling popcorn and paint brushes Inside is an office building There's Frances Camann a telephone operator- she'e intercepting her own cells! Loretta Tonna is there answering Cletters in her! Advice to the Iovelorn column Dorothy Steiner, is there, too, refusing 1947 college applications which are still arriving Mary Jane Stanley is there picking up papers like she did at House In The Pines There is a Knit Shop,end Icen see Ann Selig and Beth Bertolf I'm dizzy they keep rocking back and forth, back and forth Things are beginning to get blurry now but vaguely I see Challis Lawrence dancing like an Indian with those abominable sockcmlrlersin her hair Larry Goodman's sitting there 'Things are fading now, Doctors black, yellow it's all diffused I see eyes they keep rolling around-must be Lolita Ferro's! Heavens, those figures they're all a great mess egein! I can't see I oan't I Hake up, Miss Cleveland, wake up and live I think I've analyzed your case' Yes,I'm sure I have You see, those twenty two girls caused you trouble way back in '47, and because of that you subconscious mind is worried about them but your case is a mild one for all those wise people will profit by their mistakes lou know, Miss Cleveland, I wouldn't be a bit surprised if somewhere, at this very minute, those twenty two are thinking of you Don' worry, Miss Cleveland, someday you'll probably hear about those girls!' watchingg all she says ls, 'Yeah I know.' -- -. -D ------n .. A ' e t

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'Imagine the mass as separate the pieces.' 'I can see much more the motions of peeling an 'Now, tell me ' were oing? an orange,' the doctor said. 'feel of the surface and clearly,' she said as her hands had gone ell through orange ' the words next uttered 'Who is it and what is he 'It's e she, and 1t's Dorothy Evans ' were the next words. After a minute devoted to laughing, the next phrases were issued 'She's in China, and they're binding her feet with cloth! The doctor remained nombre as he told the patient to continue 'It's still in China, and I see a sign 'What does that meano' was the query 'Joyce's Ju pin Joint 'Do you recall any Joyce Yes Joyce Lenz ' 'Can you see Miss Lenzv' 'Not only can I see her, but I see .Tana Hassie at the piano and I hear a tiny sound issuing forth that awful boogie ' 'Are you still in China, Miss Clevelando' 'No, I seem to he in the vicinity of Washington, Doc+or ' 'Do you see anything spectacular9' 'Only Pat Kerr she's in Congress -and why th y're mobbing her for her autograph and Jacoue Gardner keeps screaming to her, 'The eyes of Wexas are upon you Doctor M mind is clogged!' 'Rest for a minute, Miss Cleveland You're doing fine 'If only I could rest' But I'm still in washington and all I can see is Eleanor Church waiting on table in the White House She keeps saying, 'Cold or hot cerea19 'You've got these girls embedded in your mind, haven't you, Miss Clevelandv' 'I don't know, but this is worse than a nightmare, Doctor Suppose, then you tell me rithout my interruptions, everything on your mind ' 'All I can see is e door with big black letters painted on it It says 'NOH1 Calkins. H085 of Charwomer 's Association for cleaning Theatres new 1 see Martha Mcnlpin winning a cup in a long legs contest Look, Doctor, a tent! e , e d I I I W 0 iin . e N O ?n ll e --n . ' I -A a --. J Q -- . 4..- , e e H g . ' a . I 4. a N . . a e ' I , g , e

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GRADUATION saturday, May thirty first 4 OO P M sunday, June first Monday, June second 10 50 Noon P A P J A Midsummer Night's Dream' Buffet Supper and Commencement Dance Christian Association Meeting in charge of Seniors Year Books Distributed Annual Meeting of Alumnae Association Faculty Alumnae Tea School Awards Lantern Jerenade Graduation Exercises Address By The Reverend Gardiner M Day Christ Church, Cambridge