Katherine Delmar Burke School - Works and Days Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)
- Class of 1919
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VV -V ,ex V' VV V' V, V -V, .inf 1 4? f ., V1'311-.Vs :V VI, .SV 1 'Ja T VV ' :f'V V ,. 4 - WVU --Vg, -' FA V '- ' ' 'fguvviw 9' ' 1' arg' ' Q5 VSV ,V SV . ' - J'j,',1m V RT :. .V W- kg..-f ' 'f'1VV,li S if V 4- 32 TV wg - 1 V 'f -VVVVEQ-1V ,V V, VV: x. .. V Vw: VV ,- , QM : psi , L x V :J ,, 'S- , is-is - . .,V. V-' , ' -fvig, k :,. ,VP'?? ,,- -V V V ' ,A V 5 'MV '., , -V -fi Ji? fy ' V ' , V V ' VV ' 1? ,V ' 'H if A 3 ' 4'2 '5- if-' H WW Mt-if , . VQWVE V riir fw, ,Y WORKS AND DAYS MISS BURKE'S SCHOOL SAN FRANCISCO 2.3-'I 1918-1919 SOLDIERS OF FREEDOM They veiled their souls with laughter And many a mocking pose, These lads Who follow after Wherever freedom goes, These lads We used to censure For levity and ease, On freedom's high adventure Go shining overseas. Our springing tears adore them, These boys at school and play, Fair-fortuned years before them, Alas, but yesterday, Divine with sudden splendor- Oh, how our eyes were blind! In careless self-surrender They battle for mankind. Soldiers of freedom! Gleaming And golden, they depart, Transfigured by the dreaming Of boyhood's hidden heart. Her lovers they confess them, And. rushing on her foes, Toss her their youth-God bless them!- ' As lightly as a rose. -ITATHERINE LEE BATES I Printed through the courtesy :I of Good Housekeeping Magazine TO THESE WE DEDICATE OUR BOOK Works and Days FACULTY Miss Katherine Delmar Burke, Principal .... .... E nglish ACADEMIC Miss Mary Stewart ....................... ......... H istorg Miss Florence Nightingale Ewing ........ ..... M atihernatics Miss Carlotta Beshlich ............ .... - . . .Science Miss Alice Mary King ..................... ........... S cience INTERMEDIATE Mrs. A. G. Wright Mrs. H. Osterhaus Miss Myrtle Fitschen Miss Helen Kennedy Miss Barbara.Burke PRIMARY Miss Clara Durbrow A Mrs. Herbert E. Cox ..... Madame J. Bigorne ....... Madame Juliette Davidson Miss Edna O'Connor ..... Senorita Maria Ybarra ..... Mrs. L. K. Burke ....... Miss Vesta Bradbury ..... Miss Marjorie Rey ..... Mrs. B. Purrington .... Miss Lillian Sherwood .... Miss Carol Eberts ...... Miss Gladys Deal ......... Miss Marie Milliette ..... Dr. George W. Richardson LANGUAGE SPECIAL Mr. J. Casad ................... Miss T. M. Buttner ..... Miss Anne Hamilton .... l4l OFFICE Miss Mabel Job . . . .Latin .. . . .French . . . . .French . . . . .French ... .Spanish . . . . . . . .Supervision ...........Drau1ing . .Drawing Assistant . . . . . . .Folk Dancing ' ....... Orchestra . . - . . . .Voice Culture ..........Stenographg Eurhgthrnic Dancing ...............FirstAid .Drunirning, Bugling ...........Secretarg .Assistant Secretary Works and Days Luv N UIUIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllIllHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII IllIIIll!MlllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIM DEAR GIRLS : You face a world so different from any we have known, a world so new and full of complicated situations that it is diiiicult for me to think of you as a part of it all. It is with a certain chill upon my heart that I see you entering into the problems that await you in this new and unexplored domain. Perhaps I have come to belong to an older regime, but the tenets I have tried to teach you have worn well throughout the long cycles of many changes and upheavals. I have tried to teach you the power and the beauty of patience, of content, of courage, of faith, of loyalty, of simplicity and of sincerity. It is by the preservation of the ideals among its women, throughout all the catastrophes war and its attendant train have brought, that nations have survived, have builded anew upon the ruins of the old a broader, better state. Because this is true, more than ever now than in all the years of its growing greatness, should the young women of our beloved land stand as the symbols of that better, higher life, so that they may, in sincerity and simplicity, meet and guide the destinies of those who come from the horrors of trench, and sea, and sky. These Soldiers of Freedom may never seem young or gay again, for they have seen the soul of a nation destroyed through arrogance and self-deceitg they have come back to us out of the Valley of the Shadow of Death. They will need your courage, your faith, your sweet content, your sincerity to make for them a world where they may learn to forget the sorrows they have known. That strength may be given to you to bear your part in this great regeneration of the world is my earnest prayer. Always with deep affection, . Your friend, l6j Works and Days CAROL ANDREW ALYSSE ALLEN HELEN BRACK FRANCES KELLAM GLADYS MUSCI0 OF VIRGIN IA CHADBOURNE GERALDINE GRACE HELEN DEAMER EVELYN McGAW 'ELIZABETH MACEE MARGARET CHENEY HELEN HEAD ROSEMONDE LEE FRANCES LENT A HELEN LICHTENBERG BERENICE MITCHELL GERTRUDE MITCHELL ANNETTE ROLPH KATHARINE SESNON LUCIA SHERMAN I FRANCES REVETT W k d D s l7I GERALDINE CATHARINE GRACE PRESIDENT, SENIOR CLASS Works and Days Works and Days CAROL ANDREW ALYSSE WYATT ALLEN HELEN BRACK VIRGINIA CHADBOURNE 101 Works and Days O MARGARET MARKSBUEY CHENEY HELEN CATHERINE DEAMER Works and Days Ill HELEN BELLE HEAD FRANCES KELLAM 121 Works and Days ROSEMONDE LEE FRANCES WELCH LENT I Works and.Days IIS HELEN MARGARET LICHTENBEBG ELIZABETH ENGLISH BIAGEE 141 Works and Days Works and Days BERENICE LORRAINE MITCHELL EVELYN VICTORIA MCGAW GERTRUDE MITCHELL , 1 GLADYS TEKLA MUso1o 161 Works and Days FRANCES GRIFFIN REVETT ANNETTE RoLPH Works and Days ll7 KATHARINE SESNON LUCIA KITTLE SHERMAN 181 Works and Days CLASS HISTORY When Evelyn and I came to Miss Burke's-September, 1910-the school had just moved into its new Broderick Street home. To the few of us gathered about the circle of Miss Burke's love the building seemed amply large to house us all. Year by year we grew, however. In 1911 Margaret and Frances Lent joined us, by 1912 we had gained Helen Lichtenberg and Lucia. In 1913 the school was enlarged for the first time, and as we had more room, we added Carol and Katharine was this, in a measure, to our group. In the addition of Berenice, Gerry, Frances Kellam and Gladys-1915-we had become a strong group, so united in purpose that to make up our minds to win the Scholarship Cup September '15 was a us. We were as a class tant than we shall ever the Scholarship Cup, and Knowing everything, result was a disaster! won the Cup! This blow Deamer, Annette, Helen trude-in 1916-helped ' bil'-M ...S Es! ff G fi was-to do it. momentous time for probably more impor- be again. We had won we were 'First Years! why study further! The An Intermediate class propped us up. Helen Head, Alysse and Ger- us to buckle to, and as Academic II's we won J ' out again. Nineteen -seventeen, i' . F ' which saw the opening of our 'Junior year, A L J:-..T blessed us many ways-Elizabeth, Rose- g wg monde, Virginia, and Helen Brack, and last .L of all our wonderful new Jackson Street home. A . - -. vii'-is A-l true Burke girl is bound to find the secret of -..I ' xi g f i.'. A X happiness anywhere for the seeking, but there gf ,f,'Jf.- was no need to seek the sunshine here, either 'j'2fQ?i'f2'g14: J 7 literally or figuratively. W ,, fff f ,fl - e pulled hard for eggs '20, A school unity, and we labored side by side with the Seniors and Miss Burke for the maintenance of that d f 1 thin - A h B k s ' ' 1 won er u some g g.Sm,p ,,?, , t e ur e pmt. t SN.!fZf.2?'.I . J- , 4 -in . that caused us to give our very successful parody of Macbeth that Carol so cleverly wrote for us. It was given in honor of the Seniors, in return for a rally given us-the first interclass entertainment to cement class friendship. We pulled out of the Junior year with flying colors, and pitched into the rougher sea of Senior troubles quite serenely. With the flu quarantine and much individual illness we have had a hard time to maintain the standard we had set of old, but with all the girls entertaining a sincere desire to bear their share most will- ingly we ought yet to graduate Cas the group of girls that has been here longestj an honor to our Alma Mater, a pleasure and a satisfaction to Miss Burke. FRANCES REvE'r'r, '19. Works and Days IIQZI KABMAS OF 1919 Behold these charming infants here, The objects of fond parents' adoration. Roll back the curtain, Time, and let us see What Were they in another incarnation. HELEN BRACK As Helen Brack plays the violin, With notes reaching higher and higher, So she played it as Nero in something A. D. When she liddled while Rome was afire. ELIZABETH MAGEE. Elizabeth Magee was Good Queen Bess- Raleigh her sailor lad faithful and true. The gobs who lay cloaks before her now Are clad in the middy blouse blue. 201 Works and Days Works and Days VIRGINIA CHADBOURNE. Virginia's tale is surprising to hear When you find what the dead past buries, For Gin was J. Caesar, the one in the play, Who wrote those nice commentaries. ' ALYssE ALLEN. Alysse comes with Gin and I hate to inscribe This ultra unpleasant true verse. But Alysse was the Brutus who stabbed poor old Gin, Too bad, but it might have been Worse. BERENICE MITCHELL. Berenice has those luminous, mystical orbs That raised Cain on the banks of the Nile. She was Cleopatra, of Egypt the queen. You can tell it at once by her smile. ROSEMONDE LEE. Our Rosie is gracious and joyous and sweet, And her smile is a pleasure to see. You'll find her in history if you should look, For she used to be Robert E. Lee. IQI 221 LUCIA SHERMAN. The general Whose name our Lucia still bears Marched seaward through buckets of gore. Her name is in history, so are her words, For she made that remark about war. HELEN DEAMER. Our Helen's Greek face is the same as it was Ere Homer was plying his pen. We aren't quite sure who her suitors are now, But Paris was rushing her then. CAROL ANDREW. Carol was Chaucer, but painful to state His orthography's all she has now. Her meter is limping, her rhymes are a sin, But the poor thing means well anyhow. ANNETTE ROLPH. Annette once roamed in forests wild. She was a charming Indian maid. Net Rolph was she who saved J. Smith. It was a pick-up, I'm afraid. Works a d Days Works and Days GERTRUDE MITCHELL. Gertrude now may seem most gentle and meek But she's not what she's seeming to be, For she was Capt. Kidd, that notorious man, Whose pirate galleons sailed over the sea. 7 FRANCES LENT. Fran Lent has a smile that's a very queer thing g It always means myst'ry to me, But it's puzzled the world for hundreds of years, The real Mona Lisa was she. GLADYS MUsc1o. ' Gladys is fine at collecting our dues- She's taken two dollars from me. She used to be Joseph of Biblical fame- , Was Pharaoh's tax agent, you see. FRANCEQ REVETT. In Italy once Fran Revett held high fame As painter of angels and saints, But Raphael's soul is now cruelly torn By the spasms of posters she paints. U31 KATHARINE SESNON. There's a chiel amang ye takin' notes - Kay Sesnon's never known to fail, But then, as Jenny Lind, you know, She was the Swedish Nightingale. MARGARET CHENEY. When Margaret reads Virgil with ease and eclat, The reason is easy to see, For our Margaret was Virgil, and wrote it herself When she flourished in 30 B. C. EVELYN MCGAW. When Milton wrote his classic lines To music light and heavy, He little thought his memory Would be kept green by our own Evvie. HELEN LICHTENBERG. Helen can dance-eurhythmic, it's called. She floats like a thistledown foamy, But away back in Bible times, queerly enough, She capered around as Salome. 1241 Works and Days ' HELEN HEAD. As over the Alps Napoleon His troops in triumph led, So in all bouts of brain or fun You'll often find Helen Head. GERALDINE GRACE. We're ruled in a despotic way By Gerry -class president. As she was Cath'rine of Russia once, She only just follows her bent. FRANCES KELLAM. Frances Kellam was no one at all- The reason is sad, and not funny, For poor Frances K. in her other lives Was just a nice pink-eared young bunny. orks and Days IQ5 Backward, turn backward, O Time, in thy flight. Make me a child again, just for tonight, 261 Works and Days I l l ik , l l i f f f f, ., - - . A , fi' If V T ' , , . ,f , so ,Q file, f , 'f ff lr if ' - Xa , G, lg .f ,f wggggeix s e, , 75 of we' , 1- in w Al l f ' y A m i' fig 'vfsngagff-'slr' , -YQ , --V f ,, Me ,f,,fW Qbgvuqlf, , 1 EW eye, L -f--aaa ' M , rf x 7 . 1 ,..l.fff3'- A ,, V-Y, fi 1- 'I A ,f ,:- ,eff 1',f , ffifrf A Y ,fel Y , -4- 5 K'-5.3-lntmna. QJTKJ ' if STAFF Editor ........... .,............ .... F R ANcEs REVETT '19 Literary Editor ....... ..... C AROL ANDREW '19 Business Manager .,.. .... . GLADYS MUSCIO '19 Assistant Manager ..... .... H ELEN HAWKINS '20 Art Editor .......... .... E LIZABETH MAGEE '19 School Activities .... ..... A NNETTE ROLPH '19 Alumnae ........ . ..... DOROTHY STONE '15 Post Graduate ..... ..... M ARJORIE DUNNE '18 School Notes ....... .... . . ............ ........ F RANGES LENT '19 Jokes ............................................... GERALDINE GRACE '19 XVith the coming of peace the high tension that has held us up through this troubled year has abated a little, and with this abatement has come to us, and to our efforts and achievements, a tendency to relax. Girls, don't relax! Don't fall back! A year ago we were held together by a common bond-the determined purpose of every one of us to give all she could in point of service to the cause that then was paramount-the winning of the War. Now there is before us a purpose as great, as compelling, as momentous, and of far greater concern to humanity-the Winning of Peace. The one meant saving the lives and maintaining the purposes of our armies, the other means bringing happiness, contentment, and security to the World. Altogether, the last year has been one of many trials. It was filled with excitement and distraction, and then, to aggravate it all, we were quarantined. Our school Work was broken into and disarranged, and to Work, already hard, Was added the further burden of catching up. But consider What Miss Burke and the teachers have done for us during these months of hard Work. They have helped us to make up lost work, lVorks and Days l27l they have thought and planned and begged and demanded that we make good-and we have made good. Today we are just as far along on the schedule of work as we should have been had we come to school every day during the month of quarantine. Of course, we made the record that brought us to this point, but the incentive and inspiration behind our efforts were what enabled us to make that record. Our deepest gratitude and sincerest appreciation are due to Miss Burke, the Faculty and the Ofiice for the patient and untiring efforts they so willingly and so gladly gave to us. This personal interest taken in each girl by the teachers is some- thing that has always characterized Miss Burke's. It is the result and interpretation of that wonderful spirit of mutual affection that is best known under the name of the Burke Spirit. This spirit we must keep as pure and as vivid as it has always been, and in thus keeping the faith we cannot fail in the part that is ours. Our athletics have been neglected and set aside by the press of work, our interclass affairs have naturally suffered, and our school activities, until recently, were greatly curtailed, but our school spirit has come through the trial. Let us continue building as those before us have built! The emblem of our school spirit is the redwood, upright and strong. Let us see that this spirit maintains its integrity and its strength, and in doing so we shall do our share in upholding our part of the inspiration that will win peace for all. ACKNOWTEDGMENT To all the Faculty, and to all the girls, whose ready response to our every demand has helped to make this Annual possible, we are indebted. EXCHANGES We have received and read with interest the following publications: Mills Quarterly. The Potter Shield. The Ransom Year Book. The Girls' High Journal. l28l Works and Days g 1Qv+ 1. H E , A 2 aT' ' Y f 'ff'- I. 75 fa lll!'l.Q2'W'l ' pw I 1 A ' ll: 2-Q 'I ugh, A. 'f'ld 1 l , f wmiftieim 'W ,lf . -. f. l my L' U N J! 'B THE DANCING LADY OF THE POOL In tl1e first place, the gardener was worried. He was standing in the courtyard trying to remember which day it was that he had planted those pansy seeds. At last he gave it up in despair. He could not remember. Each little plant was trying to help him, for they all realized his trouble. One little redwood said, Wasn't it a week ago Wednesday? No, replied the gardener, that was the day I transplanted those two ferns. Yes, cried the ferns, that was the day he took us from the hot sunlight and placed us here, in the lovely cool shade. Wasn't i't last Wednesday? asked the heather. No, called three little green shoots, that was the day he planted us. These last three speakers were so tiny you couldn't tell what they were. Suddenly the fountain sprang into life, and, with a gurgling splash, she picked up her skirts and began to dance a merry waltz in the sunlight. I know what day it was, she cried with glee. What day? the gardener implored. The day little Connie tripped on my train andfell into my arms and got all wet, sang the fountain. Right! cried the ferns. Right ! called the redwoods. And the gardener was so delighted that he forgot to learn the real day. But the pansies didn't mind about dates. They came slowly up into the sunlight and now, robed in liveries of purple, green and gold they stood like little pages, bearing the train of the Dancing Lady of the Pool. BARBARA BENJAMIN, '22, Works and Days I29l A MODERN GARETH HE last son of Thomas Balfour stood in the doorway of his -1 X father's store, looking down Fifth Avenue at tl1e continu- 2 N ous stream of khaki-clothed boys. A deep flush crept over A1 his face, his hand tightened its grip on the door knob, he YQX - ff, was bitterly aware of the two stars displayed by the 12333 service flag on the glass. Q' s H. t'And why isn't there a star for me?', he asked himself, il ' . but he knew the answer too well-he was not of age, he was the youngest, he was the baby. While he stood there a soldier passed with the crowd-one whose face showed anything but patriotic enthusiasm. He looks like a man who's been drafted,'? he thought, and who's afraid to go. And I can't go when I dream of it night and day. A soft hand touched his arm. He turned to find mother's sweet, old face, with that look of love, pride, understanding and fear he knew so well. Witliout speaking, he leaned over and kissed her lightly. Then, slipping his arm around l1er shoulders, they walked slowly through the store to his father's study. 'She seated herself by the open window. So I'm still your baby? he questioned, half teasing, and closing the door he came over to her. She nodded. And do you still love that child? This time she smiled. There was little need of speech between them. t'Then won't you grant your child that favor, mother? He pointed through the open window to a passing aviator, with the other he caught the little lady's tiny gloved hand. She looked up at him beseechingly. t'Oh, my darling, my dearest son, she answered piteously. The Government surely doesn't need all my sons, not you, my boy. See, dear heart, your father's not young now, he must retire soon. Who else is there to carry on this business he has made? You are so young, so bright, so capable now. We depend on you. You must look after us in our old age. Stay, be my comfort. She was openly sobbing now. Oh, when I think of all the dreadful things that could happen to our boys I haven't the strength to offer you as well. Oh, stay, my dearest, you are still more boy than man. Oh, mother, if you only knew how .hard you are making it for me, he exclaimed, almost crying himself. A far-off band was playing Over There. l30l Works and Days Hear that, mother, listen to that, doesn't it thrill you? Would you keep me home when that call comes? And, mother, he whispered shyly, there is fame, too ! But, my darling, you are so young. VVait at least until you're twenty-one. This war will not be over so soon, they'll need you later on. No, mother, there's where you're wrong, he urged. They need me now. Why, if there had only been more men at Soissons could it have fallen? No, of course, not, he cried. He went on pitilessly: Would you have me stay here in luxury when the women and little children of Belgium are starving and dying? Would you have me handling greenbacks when my brothers are loading rifles? No, I know you wouldn't, mother, for you know how I want to go! The little old lady, feeling her arguments weaken and fail, looked once at her boy. You want to be an aviator, my son? she said steadily. Yes, mother, he answered quickly, beginning to smile. If you go into the aviation now you cannot expect to gain an oHicer's commission without rising from the ranks. You know that you are too young, and your brothers are both captains. She argued vainly. He knew she had given in to her darling. Is that all, mother, is that all? If that's all- he hesitated. Her head sank in submission. He was at her side, his arms about her. He kissed her a dozen times before he rose, radiant, to rush out of the room. The big sign, Enlist Here. seemed to beckon and wave to him from the street. Slowly the little mother rose from the chair, her eyes dim, her hands unsteady, the voice of her boy still ringing in her ears. Then her con- fused brain caught hold of the music, it rang with a new meaning. Yes, my boy is going over, she said smiling, a modern Gareth. MARJORIE L. EATON, '20. Works and Days l811 SUN LIT HILLS Sunlit hills by the sunlit sea Spread with flowers of brilliant hue! Laugh! laugh! we are living and free! Yielding sweets to the bandit bee, l Poppies gold and lupine blue, Sunlit hills by the sunlit sea! Floating above the buttercups see Butterflies sipping the honeyed dew. Laugh! laugh! we are living and free! Zephyrs stealing o'er the lea, Swaying blossoms softly woo, Sunlit hills by the sunlit sea! Birds with songs of jubilee Swift their carefree way pursue. Laugh! laugh! we are living and free! Children's shouts of irnpish glee, Springtime days are all too few! Laugh! laugh! We are living and free! Sunlit hills by the sunlit sea! LOUISE PORTER, 20. 321 Works and Days A SWABM OF BEES B hopeful, B careful, B happy, B kind, B busy of body, B modest of mind, B earnest, B truthful, B firm and B fair, Of all Miss Behavior, B sure and Beware. 'Bethink ere you stumble for what may Befall, B true to yourself and B faithful to all. B brave to Beware of the sins that Beset, sure that one sin will another Beget, watchful, B ready, B open, B frank, B B B manly to all men-, whate'er B their rank, B just and B generous, B honest, B wise. B mindful of time, and B certain it flies. B prudent, B liberal, for order B fond, Buy less than you need Before buying Beyond. B careful, But yet B the first to Bestow, B thoughtful, B thankful, whate'er may Betide, B just and B joyful, B cleanly Beside, B pleasant, B patient, B fervent to all, B Best if you can, But B humble with all, B prompt and B dutiful, still B polite, B reverent, B quiet, B sure and B right, B calm, B retiring, B ne 'er led astray, B grateful, B cautious of those who Betray, B tender, B loving, B good and Benign, Beloved shalt thou B, and all else shall B thine. Hrvnn BY HELEN BRACK, '19. SO SAY WE ALL OF US What is the saddest thing you know? I'll tell you, friend, 'tis this: When in the morn to school you go And Jackson 3 you miss. This 3 is an evasive thing, You run with all your might, Despite your panting, breathless haste, You never catch it-quite. CAROL KLINK, '21. Works and Days Iss THE BACTERIOLOGISTS SEBENADE Awake, my antiseptic love, And greet thy prophylactic squire. Beneath thy casement window I Strum on my hygienic lyre. Awake, awake, my septic love! Put on thy orthopedic shoes, Put on thy Ferris Good Sense waist And hasten to our rendezvous. Wliile incense bearing breezes blow From disinfected meadows where Contented cows drink germicide, And breathe the medicated air. VVe two will meet, my germless one, And then in allopathic bliss Upon thy mouth Qfirst sterilizedj I'll drop a fumigated kiss. CAROL ANDRENV, '19, HAUNTING MEMORIES OF THE CIVIL WAR AT MISS BURKE'S It was the time of the great Civil War. Generals Lee and Jackson were at the Head of the Southern army. They led their men out of the Barnchs and approached a large Pond with a swift Eddy. In a little while they heard the K links of many cannon. A- Sharp battle ensued. They ordered their men to fire, but their Ames were poor, for they were but Greene recruits. Some of the soldiers fell into the Pond and were Drowned by 'the Eddy. Now the Northerners began to be Chase-d away, and when this was Dunne it was found that many were Fuller bullets and in great Payne. This was soon attended to. They boarded the first street car and paid their Nichols for fare. When they got to Washington they Went to their Taylor, Where the Dohrrnann let them in to get new uniforms. MARGARET FULLER, Int. IV. I841 Works and Days The Buskctlmll 'l'e:uu Future Soniors The Tennis Team For the Birds 'Fvnnis Rivals Baby Grads Flag Purudv llusl Grads rksunll Days lvl lfll THE IDEAL SCHOOL EXISTENCE I Will now endeavor. lk l lk lk To give my idea. lk lk lk Of my ideal school. lk lk lk First of all. lk lk lk We should arrive at school. lk lk lk At nine o 'clock. lk lk lk One hour for gossip. lk lk lk School session at ten. lk lk lk Periods fifteen minutes each. lk lk lk All work done in school. lk lk 41 No home work. lk lk lk Half an hour for chocolate. 4 lk lk lk And more gossip. lk lk i School session again. lk lk lk School lets out- lk lk lk I'm not a mathematician. if il lk Figure it out yourself. lk lk lk If school begins at nine. lk lk if ' And each period is Hfteen minutes. And a half hour for recess. lk lk lk If you find out. lk lk lk Please let me know. lk X lk Oh,Iforgot. Works and Days No examinations I ! ! ! if I 1 If the teachers don't object. lk lil lk All suggestions acceptable. lil lk lk I Thank You. 4' lk lk D. E. G., '21. P. S.-With apologies to K. C. B. .lx fo ,-,A yqx. ,'-' 93?-Q MNA N. Q 5. I A MODERN KNIGHT QWith Apologies to One Geoifrey Chancery A knight ther was, and that a Second Lieute. Puttees he wore, and olive drab his suite. Full worthy was he on a dancing floore, And therto had he trodden Qshe was sorej Upon a damsel 's soft and tendre toe, And on hir gowne eke spilled punch alsoe. Atte Fremont hadde he been, and atte Fort Sille And learned ther the saydel the bayonet drille. An Ingersol upon his wrist he Wore, And thirsty Was he for som German gore. I-Ie was a Verray parit, gentil knight, But When it came to Waltzing, Why, Good-Night! CAROL ANDREW, '19, Works and Days l37 ON THE GAME OF TENNIS Tennis is often played, and seemingly enjoyed, by those who have no excuse for not knowing better. The net is strung up to prevent the players from actually assaulting one another, the idea of the game being to propel the overgrown moth balls across this with the aid of a large, well-ventilated waffle iron. When ladies play tennis they giggle, adjust their skirts and lose both hairpins and the score. There is no sight more terrible than that of a woman struggling in the deadly throes of the tennis germ. At a distance tennis bears a close resemblance to the chase of a mad dogg not so exhilarating as the latter, it affords more frequent opportunities for replenishing the breath. When you have finished the game, hide all the balls so that no one else can play. This will win you many friends when you leave the country for good. FRANCES REVETT, '19, THE HABVE ST The fields were rich with ripened corn, The meadows gay with song, While o'er their sheaves the gleaners bent And gathered all day long. The golden grain is sheaved and stacked, The fields are brown and bare, When comes the Gleaner of the Day And frees the world from care. LOUISE PORTER, '20. l381 Works and Days THE LAMENT OF A FOOLISH' VIRGIN on a time the Dramatic Club faded into the background when tl1e t'flu quarantine drove us from our halls of learning. But the Club has sown its seeds, and we hope-- oh, how we hope !-that the seeds will sprout as success- X fully as though the Botany Class had them in charge! its earliest stages was the Parable of the Wise and the Foolish Virgins. Perhaps we builded better than we knew, for the calm serenity of those who were prepared with lamps a-light for the coming of the Bridegroom rivaled the anguish displayed by those who had naught of the midnight fuel! VVe seemed but those playing their parts, strutting their brief hour, wan- dering in the realms of wigs and patches, classic robes and shining armor, but we were but true to life. Among us are those wise and those foolish virgins! In conscious rectitude they pass us in the hall, those virtuous ones who have burned the midnight oil and still have had the thrift to repair frequently to the wells of intellectual oil spouting in the realms of afternoon drill. They pass us, and they pity us, but out of their rich store of surplus credit they may not furnish us forth. They fear not the coming of the Bridegroomg he may appear at any time-be it Geometry, Chemistry, History, Latin, English-whatever may bestead, their lamps are all filled up and shining brightly. He may come from Berkeley or from Stanford or from Harvard or from Yale, they care not. He may be an A. B., an A. B. C. or an X. Y. Z. He may be all these things and more, they fear not-they are ready! But there are others! Day by day we wait his coming! The sound of a masculine voice, the sight of a masculine hat in the hall, send us shivering to the outer dark of the lowest deeps of the back yard. We have toiled not, neither have we spun, we have not garnered the oil, we have not polished the gold, nor the silver, nor the bronze, or what- ever those lamps of the Bible were made of. We have come not to the wells that were overfiowing in our very sight upon the highway, and so do we pray that he, the Awful One, may come not, at least not now--- in the guise of the Professor! But, perhaps, we foolish ones may be in line to greet another type of Bridegroom when he cometh forth, while those thrifty ones so envied of us now, may then have their eyes so bent upon their books that they see him not. rf N 52 . Aa. - ' -Q 7? ' 4:1 1 f 3-X X -1-1: One of tie strongest per ormances the Club gave in I -. VIRGINES IMPRUDENTES. Works and Days I89l THE MAGIC EAR If you have heard the breezes sigh Your loved one's name in passing byg If you have heard -the pearly shell The tale of distant regions tellg If you have heard the ocean cry Defiance to the cloudy skyg If you have heard the gentle stream Sing songs of peace as in a dreamy If you have heard the Woods complain Because the year is on the Waneg If you have heard the rocks reply To Waterfalls, that shouted high- ' I would not rudely say you lieg But you 've heard a good deal more than I. ACID VS. ALKALI Miss Demeanor wondered Why Acid troubled alkali, So, in manner very placid, Covered Margaret up with acid. Whereupon poor Meg grew frantic- Executed many an antic! Oh! cried Helen, mystifiedg Margaret must be alkalied. FRANCES- REVETT, '19, 401 Work-s and Days THESE MODERN ONES r WAS, indeed, a great occasion when my aunt asked me to , 1 dine! My many friends in my boarding house were 2:1 thrilled, the greatness of the invitation had not failed to Pj, s impress them, as for me, I was cold with fright. ' Qgx . ,QQ I remembered when a year before I had eaten in state 333143 With a stiff-necked man behind my chair and a severe 24' , '-rc. young person in shell glasses and a smock on my right, who kept saying, But art, Mr. Burton, art is what the soul of the Americans demands, and the facetious elderly lady in green satin and diamonds on my left Who kept saying, Oh, Mistah Burton, do you really believe that? And it was tonight, April the third, nineteen nineteen, that again, no doubt, a bobbed-haired, besmocked young person would say, But art, Mr. Burton, art is what the souls of the American people demand, and I-what could I say? In my nervousness I turned the leaves of a magazine on the table before me, and-Eureka! Do you shrink from meeting hostesses? Buds? Bohemians? Dow- ager Duchesses? East Indian Dancers? Visiting French Generals? and Spanish Heiresses? Can you talk convincingly and brilliantly about Celtic Drama? the propaganda of the Laplanders in America? Irving Berlin's latest tune? dogs for the Well-dressed bachelor? and Trotsky? Are you a social liability instead of a social asset? O temporal O mores! I was saved. I rushed to the hall door and threw it open. I grabbed an unsuspecting small boy. For the love of heaven, I gasped, thrusting into his hand my Worldly Wealth, 'tget me a copy of 'Vanity Fair' if you have to commit a murder! I was late, perhaps ultra fashionably so. My aunt greeted me with a set smile. It does not do for poor relations to be late, even if it is a la mode. But I Was happy. I had read Vanity Fair. I was no longer a social gloom, no longer an intellectual Wet blanket. I Was the height of modernity, I Was a social asset! We Went in to dinner. The besmocked lady opposite opened her mouth. I was prepared for art. But, Mr. Burton, she squeaked, do you not think that the color of a thought Wave is violet? ' Works and Days l4l I was stunned, stupefied. The color of a thought wave ! I changed the subject quickly to the dog for the well-dressed bachelor. My partner, in red, smiled sweetly. But the well-dressed bache- lors don 't keep dogs any more, she murmured. The fluffy debutante on my left cooed gently in my ear, Don't you adore 'Geneseo'-so modern, so virile, so intangible? I felt myself turn blue. What or who was 'Geneseo'-a salad or a violinist? Either or both for all I knew. I hastily gave my opinion of the Laplander propaganda and watched a pained expression come over the faces of those who heard. What could be the matter with these people? Was it possible that they were social rabbits? No, surely not, for they were my au11t's guests, la creme de la, creme. I gave one more trial--Celtic drama-only to be met with: Yes, of course, but Madame Pardoski insists that as soon as we establish free drama in America we'll be able to adopt the Chinese scheme for scene shifting. I despairedg gone was my joy, my self-confidence. I was again no more than a social outcast. As soon as possible after dinner I bade ma tame good night and beat a hasty retreat. Struggling into my overcoat I could hear the squeaky voice of the Smocked One say: He,s charming, your nephew, but so droll and old-fashioned. Old-fashioned! the words drove me to madness. I did not wait to seize my hat. I dashed down the steps, and I continued dashing till I reached my own room, fourth floor back. I picked up 'fVanity Fair with trembling hands. O ye gods! let fall your thunderbolts, strike, strike quickly! It was dated January, nineteen eighteen! FRANCES KELLAM, 'l9. H21 Works and Days Works and Days Malo-I Prefer Malo-I'd rather be Malo-In an apple tree Malo-Than a bad man Malo-In adversity. Puella ex Burke, Iens ad school. Vidit in meadow Infestus mule g Illa approaches- O magnus sorrow! Puella it skyward, Funus tomorrow. Quae vidit a thing, Non ei well knowng Est bene for her Reliuquit it alone. School Room Ballads 1 THE SENIORS What are the teachers meeting for? said Juniors, much afraid. To flunk them out, to flunk them out, the morbid P. G. said. I What makes you look so blue, so blue? said Juniors, much afraid. I'm dreading what I have to Watch, the morbid P. G. said. For they're ilunking out the Seniors, can 't you hear the red ink spray? The teachers have their record-books, they 're flunking them today. E They ilunked out ten in English IV, the rest in chemistry, And they're flunking out the Seniors in the morning. 2 ' THE FRESHIEU I went into the Senior room to get a reference book. The Manager looked up, and said: A meeting! Get the hook. The girls behind the desks they laughed and giggled fit to die, I Went into the hall again, and to myself said I: Oh, it's 'Freshie this,' and 'Freshie that,' and 4Freshie, go away !' But it's 'Thank you! Will you chase the balls?' when the team begins to play, When the team begins to play, my girls, the team begins to play, Oh, it's 'Thank you! Will you Watch the linesl' when the team begins to play. CAROL ANDREW, '19. 441 Works and Dany-9 F u i I r LECTURES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1918 Mrs. Whiffen, noblest old lady on the American Stage, visited us today. Hers is a sweet, motherly charm which did not fail to captivate us from the moment of her appearance. She told us of her long and useful career, with a plentiful seasoning of anecdotes. A , MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1918 Canon Cabanel, Head Chaplain of the French Blue Devils, and more recently attached to the French High Commissionto the United States, spoke to us of the wonderful way in which Franco-American amity has been fostered through the long years since the days of Wash- ington and Lafayette, and particularly since the beginning of the World VVar. His forceful and eloquent words all but moved us to tears. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919 Baroness Huard brought to us, in her talk, some of tl1e thrills, some of the tears, some of -the life tragedies which were left in the train of the enemy hordes wlIiclI invaded the peaceful countrysides of France. It has been the rare privilege of Madame Huard, the American-born wife of France's foremost camoufleur, to conduct a hospital for French wounded, and she gave us the benefit of some of the dramatic scenes that she had witnessed as an Angel of Mercy. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1919 By invitation of the Academic H Class, Mrs. Darling, owner of Baldy of Nome, author and traveler, spoke at the party tendered by them to the Seniors and Postgraduates. We were greatly surprised and interested to hear of the things that Mrs. Darling's famous Alaskan Huskies have accomplished on the French Field of Honor. She also told us of life in the North and brought to us a realization of what the dog means in Alaska. FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1919 Charles B. Hutchins, The Bird Man, provided one of the most pleasant diversions of the school year. Mr. Hutchins possesses a remarkable faculty-that of imitating the better-known songbirds in so natural a manner that, by closing one's eyes, one could easily imagine that the unseen denizens of the leafy forest were lilting in their sweet- est strains. He also drew tlIe birds in colored chalks and left the pictures with us as souvenirs of a very delightful hour. l461 Works and Days THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1919 A memorable day for us, that hereafter shall be full of tenderest memories. Professor Henry Morse Stephens spoke to us-on Joan of Arc+our school patron. As he stood in the patio talking of the Maid and of the beauty of her service, the sunlight fell softly upon him, and he seemed especially near and dear to us, one of our best beloved traditions. We feel that we had almost the last of his teaching, and in reverent affection always, shall we hold this hour with him. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1919 Brother Leo, head of the Department of English of St. Mary's College, Oakland, is doing us a distinct honor by consenting to inter- pret for us the immortal quatrains of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyamf' He will give us a new insight into the philosophy of Persia, and the address will be a valuable addition to the interesting discourses that were provided for us by Miss Burke during the year. THE DHAMATIC CLUB A Dramatic Club was organized this year under the supervision of Miss Burke. At the first meeting the following oiiicers were elected: LUCIA SHERMAN .................................. President LoU1sE PORTER .... .... .... T r easurer HELEN DEAMER ..... ...... S ecretary FRANCES REVETT ..... ........ C ostumes CAROL ANDREW ........--.................... Stage Manager The club had planned to give in pantomime the stories of Ruth, The Seven Wise and the Seven Foolish Virgins and the Prodigal Son, but owing to the enforced quarantine we were obliged to abandon the plans. In the near future the Dramatic Club hopes to present a play adapted from one of the old classics. We are sure that it will be a great success and are all looking forward with much interest to this first performance. Dramatics is a school activity and membership is open to all. Much interest has been shown in the work of the club. Works and Days I47l THE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of Miss Sherwood, is composed this year of two violins, a guitar, mandolins and ukuleles. The players are Adelaide Griffith, Nannette Dozier, Justine and Lucile McGrath, Jean Howard, Gladys Muscio, Helen Deamer, Margaret Fuller, Elizabeth Atkinson and Dorothy Meyer. ' EURHYTHMIC DANCING The classes in Eurhythmic dancing meet every Monday afternoon in the 'fplayroomj' under the able direction of Miss Milliette. One derives both mental and physical profit from this exercise, which improves the memory and develops concentration as well as providing good exercise for the students. It particularly develops the sense of rhythm and time. We hope that this course will be continued and that the classes will increase in number as the girls learn to appreciate the strength and grace of bearing, as well as muscle control, this exercise gives. . First Class-Gladys Muscio, Margaret Cheney, Evelyn McGaw, Clara Ballentine. Second Class-Frances Pringle, Isabel Sherman, Katherine Burke, Stella Stevens. Third Class-Anna Jayne, Elizabeth McCain, Phyllis Smith, Frances Smith. TENNIS Our tennis for this year was somewhat interfered with by the influ- enza epidemic, but less so than might have been expected. The school tournament, which ordinarily is a pre-Christmas event, was not played off until January. This tournament was won by Margaret Cheney, who received the beautiful silver cup donated by Adelaide GrilTith,- our tennis manager. Our first tournament with an outside school was on the 15th of February, with Miss Ransom's, at the California Lawn Tennis Club. First singles played by Florence Martin and Margaret Cheney, the former winning by the score, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2. First doubles won by Patience Winchester and Dorothy Alexander from Marie Louise Potter and Kathryn Chace, who substituted for Betsy Payne, by the score of 6-2, 6-2. In second singles Ruth Johnston defeated Frances Revett, I-181 Works and Days 6-1, 6-1. Frances showed a splendid school spirit in playing this game, as she had had no practice whatever and had not expected to play, but was willing to fill in rather than default the match. Second doubles was won by the Aire twins from Louise Porter and Katherine Burke by the score, 6-2, 6-1. As it was a beautiful day, and the first of our season's activities, a large number of the girls came out to watch the games and to enjoy luncheon at the school afterward. The meal was served out in the lower yard at small tables, set under gay-colored umbrellas. We have been unable as yet to arrange another tournament but hope to hold one with Castilleja at Palo Alto. Our other matches before the final one at Claremont, on the 9th and 10th of May, are to be with Miss Head's, on the 26th of April, and with Miss Harker's, on the 3d of May. Then comes the final big tournament at Claremont, when all the schools compete. There we must do our best to hold our own and continue to keep the two cups we now hold in the school. We all wish our teams every success in gaining the coveted prizes. , BASKETBALL Our basketball this year has not been a great success, though Miss Anne Hamilton has done all she could with the girls. Most of the energy necessary to success seems concentrated in the captain, Francesca. RED CROSS Besides these moments devoted to our pleasure there has been much time given to War Work of every description. In money we have raised by fairs, entertainments and subscriptions over 311,200 ffor various relief funds. the happy winner of cause we have helped to In the Red Cross work, Barker, we have made, surgical dressings, only returned as defective. by the school makes a of our girls - Agnes Allen - on Thursday were decorated for their the distinction of the school decoration. Works and Days Our postman l1as been War-Saving bonuses be- make his quota so large. conducted by Margaret in all, close to 21,635 fifteen of which were The sum of hou1's given surprising total. Two Weston and A l y s s e morning, A p r i l 10th, service, Agnes securing national as well as tl1e H91 l?l?iil RRY 3 s sf er vfdfig, I -i 'SX , .. ' . jf'-5 '. ' T wb MONTERJMQE IATE 1- gli - Q ef if fc Lf are .' fro c ig 1- Iwi l50l 3 MVC Miss Burke's Here's to the school that We hold so dear. VVhich is ruled by love and not by fear, And the one who produces this atmosphere Is dear Miss Burke with her Words of cheer. The teachers are patient, good and kindg They teach us how to use our mind, And help all those who fall behind, And keep us up to the steady grind. The girls are full of youth and vigorg They 're always right up on the trigger, And Whether in sports they lose or Win, Tll9Y,1'9 always just as full of vim. KATHARINE EDDY, Int. I. Primary Definitions Armistice is a woman who went to France. Teacher Cto infant classy-'tVVho can tell me what California is Pupil- Oh! I know-a bakery. :gn Why are American Soldiers called Doughboys? Because the Secretary of War is a Baker. Works and Days The Tulip My petals I close at the shades of nigl1t And open to greet the warm sunlight. My colors, rose, lavender, yellow and red, Make the gay beauty of a spring garden bed. From Holland, the home of the wooden shoe, I came across the seas to you. Here you have welcomed me so to your heart That from America I ne'er will depart. HARRIET BROWNELL, Int. I. Bluebird Know you the song that the bluebird is singing Out in the pine tree where he is swinging? Brave little fellow! the skies may be dreary, Nothing cares he while his heart is so cheery. The bluebird is the sign of .happiness. There are two kinds-the mountain and the western bluebird. The mountain bluebird is tl1e prettier of the two. California and I once were going to the mountains and we decided to find the bluebird because we had heard so much about him. After we were there a while we began to give up, as tl1e bluebird knows how to play hide and seek. Every once in a while we would hear his happy song of three notes at a time. One day when I was walking through the woods I spied something blue against the green pine, looking carefully I found it was a bluebird. He was very pretty. His breast was gray and his wings and back were turquoise blue. Another day when I was walking in the wood I saw a hole in a tree. Thinking there might be something of interest there, I started to climb up. I was almost at the hole when out flew a bluebird. I went and looked in, and there was a nest. About three-quarters of the l1ole was filled with grass and leaves. In the middle were seven little pale blue turquoise eggs. I thought I had better go away so that tl1e mother would come back. She had been screeching at me, and when I went down she Hew in. On reaching home, I told California about it. In Works and Days l5ll fifteen days we went back. The parents were not there, so we did not frighten them. In the nest we found six baby birds, one egg had not hatched. They were grayish and looked like mice. Next time we came they were grayish, streaked with white, and their wings and tails were blue. They eat grasshoppers, beetles, butterflies and worms. Their claws are very sharp, so they can climb out of their nests easily and climb tl1e bark of the tree. KATHARINE DEAHL, Int. II. Intermediate IV We feel that special recognition should be given to the Intermediate IV Class for their good spirit in foregoing a class paper when it was found it would coniiict with this Annual. They have come to mean much as the Seniors of the Lower School, and this year they are to have a real graduation of their own. It will take place some afternoon in Commencement Week and will be held in the Court with the Academic Seniors as ushers. .Q . 4 Q . if TWU. I 3 l K gggigiikii 1 i li .fly I52l Works and Days PI+'usf'E'r'i'f i The salient feature of the Postgraduate Class is obviously its proficiency in the culinary art. The patent popularity of the second floor front does not rest upon the carved shoulders of the charming Chinese figure staring with so placid, almost bovine a gaze upon the trials and tribulations of school life, but rather upon the more active shoulders and capable hands of those ambitious girls who have aspired to fit themselves for domesticity by learning the gentle art of cookery, and they do learn it, their skill is manifest in far-famed doughnuts. However, there are other interests in this department. Miss Burke gives a most interesting course in Modern English, and the pupil is taught to converse With perfect ease and understanding of Ibsen and his VVhite Livered Women, VVilde and his cult of beauty, Omar Khayyam, Kismet, Galsworthy and the rest of them. Interior Decorating and Sewing still further prepare us to meet the world. And some unfortunate P. Gris are still trying to cultivate the scholarly sides of their minds. A part of the school, and yet apart from it, this department is a hard one to characterize. Unlike a concrete Academic Grade, each postgraduate has a different goal, an individual personality which is not absorbed in the school spirit and yet enters enough into it to yield a small influence, and in turn to be influenced. It is the end of that intimate school life which means so much in the life of a girl, and which nothing can replace. MARJORIE E. DUNNE, '18. Works and Days l53I 1 i Q 5 ' ' Now that the actual fighting has ceased, though tl1e tranquillity of the world is still disturbed, it is our duty as citizens of this great country to gather up the scattered remnants of civilization and to try to fit tl1e1n together again into a better and more lasting union. Let us not fall into the old ways of indulgence and selfishness, as some of us were wont to do, because these are among the first stones upon which decline is based. Is it not better instead to look toward our less fortunate brothers and sisters? Perhaps, through some very small act of kind- ness l1e or she may be buoyed up sufficiently to continue the great struggle for existence. Though the war has saddened many hearts and darkened countless homes, still there is a great deal of benefit that may be reaped from it if people thus choose. Now, more than ever, do we realize how indis- pensable education is for the making of good citizens. Undoubtedly there would be hundreds and even thousands less following in the ranks of I. XV. W. 's, Bolsheviki, anarchists and all such misguided peoples if these had tasted of the fruits of a liberal education. Would Russia be in such a state of chaos if her masses were enlightened to the extent of seeing a broad perspective of life before their eyes? The infiuence of a modern institution of learning is very far-reacl1- ing. VVe were, indeed, most fortunate to have the fine example of what womanhood should be before us in our principal and the splendid infiuence of her school. At least we were guided in the right paths, whether or not we afterward followed through them. So, we may keep in mind, perhaps, that hand in hand with our motto, He lives most who thinks most. goes He lives most who serves mostf' DoRoTHY STONE, '15. i541 Works and Days Of interest to all of us are the following: ENGAGEMENTS Marie Louise Black, As., engaged to Allen Lowery. Elsie Booth, '15, engaged to Dudley Bates. Ruth Heller, '17, engaged to Richard Shainwald. WEDDINGS Eunice Philip, As., married to William M. Hutchins, December, 1918. Florence Stoney, '13, married to Charles Davis, August, 1918. Elise Bertheau, '13, married to C-apt. Edmund Stillman, 1918. Helen Mahone, '14, married to Lieut. Col. J. W. H. Reisinger, 1918. Jeanette Bertheau, '14, married to Ralph McCurdie, 1918. Mary Freer, '14, married to Edwin Nussdorfer, March, 1919. Frances Stoney, '15, married to Lieut. Marshall Arnold, 1919. Janet Thompson, '15, married to W. H. Newlands, November, 1918. Jean Ward, '16, married to George Wolff, March, 1919. Eleanor Haas, '17, married to Dan Koshland, 1918. BIRTHS To Erminie Calvin Austin, As., a son, in 1918. To Eleanor Stern Haas, As., a son, in 1919. To Kathleen Coleman Porter, As., a daughter, in 1919. To Agnes Tillmann VanEck, As., a son, in 1919. To Marian Sahlein Meyers, '13, a daughter, in 1919. To Aileen Boyd Payne, '13, a daughter, in 1919. To Marian Doe Shores, '14, a son, in 1918. To Dorothy Ward Erskine, '14, a daughter, in 1918. To Katherine Nevin Dallam, '15, a son, in 1918. To Helen Tallant Austin, '17, a daughter, in 1918. OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST Rose Sahlein, '14, after three strenuous years of training at the University of California Hospital, will complete her course this spring. Margaret Eells, '16, Ruth McGregor, As., and Alberta Morbio, '18, are in training at Lane. Dorothy Stone gives most of her time to district nursing, settlement Work and canteen service. Margaret Barker, December, '14, Doris Kellogg, '15, Mary Freer, '14, Helen Mahone, '14, Florence Stoney, '13, Florence Burleson, December, '14, and Jean Ward, '16, have completed a very creditable service to the Red Cross through the Auxiliary which they founded and conducted here. Works and Days 1551 AT CALIFORNIA Sara d'Ancona, '15, has delighted our souls by winning Phi Beta Kappa at California. She is also the only woman reader in history under Professor Henry Morse Stephens, an honor which we value inestimably. Valerie Arnold, '16, is a reader in philosophy, and has done notable work in this and in mathematics. Elizabeth Terry, '17, has done strong work, and last year held the scholarship cup of' her sorority. Our other girls-Margaret Monroe, '14, Martha Stanyan, '15, Marjorie Lovegrove, '17, and Margaret Patrick, '18-are all doing very good work. , AT STANFORD Lois Eldredge, '14, is specializing along lines of chemical research. Doris Crane and Rosalee Grunbaum, '18, are holding up the traditions of the Burke girls and are doing work that is creditable to our standards. . AT MILLS Katherine Simon, '15, has transferred from California, and as a junior alt Mills is distinguishing herself by splendid scholarship. Eleanor Klink, Neva Muscio, Emilie Greenebaum, all of '17, are doing good work. AT VASSAR Carroll Cambron, '16, is a sophomore, and we hope to have Lucia Sherman, '19, as a freshman there this next year. Down through the Academic Department we are glad to feel that there are others listed. AT SMITH Dorothy Rolph, '17, is for the second time on the honor roll. On Wednesday, May 28th, at the school, we are to have the Seniors of 1919 as our guests at the annual dinner, to which we all look forward with such pleasant anticipation. Our deepest sympathy iswextended to one of our dear schoolmates, Erminie Calvin Austin, As., whose husband, Major James Austin, made the supreme sacrifice. He died in action on the Field of Honor, in October, 1918, while defending his flag in the cause of Justice. She is the only one among our girls to be called upon to make this splendid offering to her country, and for that reason she will be always a special source of loving interest to us all. e It is with sorrow that we must record also the passing of our beloved first president, Dorothy Deane Morbio, '13, It is difficult to believe that a life so vivid, a personality so radiant is gone. l561 Works and Days During the influenza epidemic many of the gi1'ls went to the country, but those that stayed in town found to their surprise and relief that they were not dependent for amusement on theaters, movies or similar distractions. Soon after the reopening of school the Seniors gave the Specials a party. The affair was a great success and tl1e talent surprised both participants and auditors. A dozen geniuses were disclosed, and no one doubts that their names will be displayed before long in electric lights as an eager public clamors for admission. Gerry Grace, for instance, as a trombone player, would be an attraction forever, in spite of her appreciation toll of pitch and tone. Such excitement when the invitation to a Cabaret Show came from the Academic IH's for the Seniors! There in the Court were the tables at which the guests were seated, and as they ate the most delicious food they watched a wonderful performance. The orchestra was all that could be desired. and the dances by Gladys Scott, Marjorie Eaton and Lucile McGrath were much appreciated. There was much fun over the passing of cigars and cigarettes, which all enjoyed as they were made of chocolate. A Candy Pull, given by Academic I's for the Seniors, is another happy event for them to look back upon. The candy made was very good and there was quite a time to decide who it was that deserved the first prize. Geraldine Grace and Miss Barbara Burke were chosen as the best candy chefs. XVhen the Armenian Drive was on, the school gave a Cake and Candy Sale. The crowds that came to buy were so generous that a large sum was realized. There was much excitement the next morning when the drawing of the rattles for the large cakes took place. Annette Works and Days l571 Rolph won the first cake and Miss Beshlich, the second. Miss Burke let the cakes be cut and a cake line was immediately formed. There was much excitement for a while as the cakes were sampled. The greatest excitement at the sale was caused by -1- Qcensored by the Navyj. However, if you wish to know about it, we refer you to Frances Revett. Anyone desiring quotations on Opportunity might also ask the same party. Echoes From Opposite Corners of the Senior Boom Now let me tell you that I know my version of the story is correct. I have it from the best authority and they said- But, my dear, have you heard what she said? Oh! what I don 't know about you-you better be nice to me. I must write a poem about that- Pardon me, but if you will look on the 399th page of the encyclopedia you will see that what I say is correct. In that reference to the Bible the exact quotation is- After the 29th of May the Senior Class officers will be out of employment. May we hope to look for advertisements such as these in the newspapers: IVanted-Position by a young lady for the care of children. Much experience as to keeping order. A young lady will undertake the management of a newspaper or magazine. After much experience with assistants she prefers to do all the work herself. A capable young lady will collect bills and assessments due. Abso- lute guarantee that money will be received. Methods of extraction secret. A young lady with a pleasing personality desires a position as a private secretary. Does not object to crossing the bay, as she has formed the habit. Be sure and leave your order with Mr. Gaffney for the following books: Conversations with Luther Burbank, by Geraldine Grace. Rules for French, by Helen Deamer. I581 Works and Days How to Read with Expression, by Margaret Cheney. My Opinion of Botany, by Frances Lent. ' Seniors We Have Loved, Marie-Louise and Francesca. Educational Value of Regular Attendance, Josephine Tynan. How to Be a Good Housewife, by Cornelia Gwynn. The Art of the Acceptable Excuse fwith numerous additions and notations. Ask for the 7008th Edition. Original publication lost in antiquityl. Rolph, Sesnon 8b Muscio, Inc. Gowns and hats made to order. Most stunning models. Give your winter orders in the summer and avoid the rush. Tickets are to be sold so that the rush for seats near the radiator in the Academic III room may be stopped. Marjorie Eaton and Adrianne Sharp, known as 'tThe Dreamers, object to being in the same class. It is altogether too much of a strain on the teacher. Helen Hawkins has changed her name to Mercury since she was on the paper committee. She is the messenger of the Goddesses of the Paper. We all agree with Miss Burke that Geraldine is brilliant, but we do not quite understand why she went and had her wisdom extracted. The Siamese Family have sent quite a number of their twins to school. Perhaps you have heard of: Aileen and Gladys Siamese. Francesca and Marie-Louise Siamese. Jean and Edna Siamese. Doris and Dorothy Siamese. Frances and Geraldine Siamese. Nannette and Marjorie Siamese. Josephine and Frances Siamese. And last, but not least, Frances, Helen, Lucia and Carol Quadramese. Any pair of these twins passing in their coffins would awake and talk. No wonder that the Special English Class cannot think when they have to recite before the brilliant UU Seniors. Works and Days l591 We all miss Madame Bigorne and wish she were with us, but, like model Pollyannas, let us be glad that we have some one as nice as Miss O'Connor to take her place. We have many excellent ehauffeurs in the school, but none equals the manner in whic.h Annette backs and shifts her yellow streak. The Masquerade given by the Seniors to the other Academic girls proved to be the merriest party ever given in the school. There was no end of fun penetrating the disguises of our classmates. There was a grand march before a buffet dinner and later we danced. All agreed with the decisions of the judges when Jacqueline Keesling, in a charm- ing French vivandiere costume, was awarded first prize, and Eleanor Morgan, as the Patchwork Girl, received the prize for the most original. The luncheon given by the P. G.'s to the Class Presidents, Miss Burke and Miss Buttner, was ample proof of their efficiency in- the culinary art. They deserved all the praise they received. Slogans are wanted for Lucia Sherman's handwriting exercises. Submit your ideas at the earliest opportunity. Before this advertise- ment she was actually found committing- Lucia loves lollypopsf' - Lucia lives in London. Sherman said something shocking. If Barbara Sesnon does not stop using Sloan's Liniment on her neck there will be serious trouble in the Academic IH Class. We suggest that she keep looking straight ahead from now on. The Seniors never realized what charming children they had been until they came to school with their hair down. Several among the number were seen on their way to school and have since been flooded with letters from hair tonic companies for permission to use their pictures. Things we would like to know: What happened to the Bugles. How Virginia Hanna knows so much. WhatiLucia, Frances, Helen and Carol talk about in History. Why Academic IV French always laughs. Something Evelyn does not think adorable . Why so few girls wear hair ribbons. 1601 Works and Days fm- - ar 54. . ef r 5 Q E x M. 5 Q? L 3, VS! ffvi' 215 - Ly: f . 3. if x , Q x Works a Z The Vivandii-re Senior Sports The Patchwork Lady Mucdufl' Nature's Mirror Macbeth nd Days 1 1 Q l61 Miss Stewart: 'tKatharine, on what grounds may a Congressman be arrested? K. Sesnon ftlloughtfullyl: HB1'630ll-lJI'6HCll of promise. Miss Brunquist to Academic ll, English Class: Girls, I ani delighted to hear you have turned over a new leaf. A. Yllaldron: I haven't. l'1n still using the same page. lnterrnediate IV sentence: Catherine the Great was a SUlll.7t?Hil' of Russia. She eertainly was remembered for some time by all of Europe. ln Frencli Class: lllhat does 'Marie et Claire sont jolies' mean ? Pupil: lVhat Eclair? SUGGESTIONS FUR THE PAGEANT F. Revett: lVe might work up a tableau in the form of a Greek frieze.'.' C. Andrew: 'tYes! If it's to he staged in the Patio I should say a freeze would he quite appropriate. 77 Only good-looking people should read this! IZZNIVA GIHV HOA l62l lliorkx and Days Miss Barbara Burke: Can anyone tell me what a Caucus is? A. Porter: A Caucus is the body of anything that is dead. Miss Stewart: The historian says, 'There is not in history a figure more noble in purity, more radiant in patriotism, more heroic in genius, more pathetic in its misfortunes than Hannibal? What do you think about this statement, Mary? Surprised Ac. I Cawaking from day-dreamj : Why, I'm not disputing the fact, Miss Stewart! Echoed from the lab. : Miss Bestos, where is the Asbeslich? Heard during a frantic discussion to straighten out the identity of the Sandwich Islands: When the Hawaiian Islands were called the Sandwich Group were the natives known as Sandwiches? Professor: Do you subscribe to the theory of Evolution? Enthusiastic Pupil: I don't think so, where is it publishedoln Mistress Cto new domesticjz By the way, shall we call you cLilyy?n New Domestic: Yes, please: if you haven't an alarm clock. GEMS OF THOUGHT FROM INTERMEDIATE I My uncle has returned from war and is wearing his civilization clothes again. Harriet: Of course, you understood that this affair was to be kept secret. Margot: Yes That's what I told everybody. Saleslady: Stockings! What number do you wear? Rose-Marie: Two, of course. Do I look like a centipede? -Ex. Works and Days I631 Mrs. Cox: How did the Romans keep time? Brightness: With their feet. Daughter Cadmiring a set of mink skins from fatherj : I can hardly realize that these beautiful furs come from such a small, sneaking beast. Father: I don't ask for thanks, my dear, but I must insist on respect. Teacher: Celia, put that comb away and don't arrange your hair in class. Another Pupil: Everyone combs her hair in class. Teacher: Yes, I know. 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