Kimberley School - Kimberleaves Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1936 volume:

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Each one of you has laid founclafions here. May lhey sland firm ancl True and sfeady you in your new under+akings. We shall wafch your building wi'rh added inferesf, dear I936, Ave el Vale. lvl. CASSANDRA KINSMAN 936 CHARLOTTE ALTEMUS Our LiHle Girl Presideni of Glee Club, Red Cross CommiH'ee, Dramaiic Club. Always well groomed, cheerful dis- posilion. Reminds us of an old-fashioned bouquel. MARY AYRES Dancing Lady Presidenf of Dramafic Club, Casi of Goose Hangs High, May Queen's Aflendani. Graceful, falenfed, well-dressed. Reminds us of a gardenia. ELAINE BELING The Thin Man Chairman of Red Cross Commiliee, Year Book Sfaff, Glee Club, Dramafic Club, Horse Show Com- miiiee. Lovely lweir, wicked driver. Reminds us of a dalwlia. . BETTY BELL 1 'broadway Bill Glee Club, Drama+ic Club, Horse Sliow Commi+- fee. Prize lworsewoman. big blue eyes, good +as+e. Reminds us of a Johnny Jump-up. 'im 6 MARCY BUFFUM I Life My Life Red Cross Commiflee. Cure figure. calm disposi- fion. Reminds us of a violef. OLIVE CAWLEY Page Miss Glory Dramafic Club, Class Day Commiffee, May Queen. Vivacious. lovely loolcing. Reminds us of an American beaufy rose. To donllxiq Rlifudvluili?-lli ,who RWE DGN Lbllfgx U5 osciim DE eoLYER Xlallgll-QQ , Escape Me Never wid- Presidenf of'rl1e Sludenl Council, Glee Club, Dra- malic Club. Cas? of Goose Hangs l'ligl1. Per- nalif plus good loolcs Reminds u of a Camellia. 15 Nah- Lum ua-fl-8-4, 0 t, iii! I 5 AM? DORIQFERRSA' w-jilndy ln? ' Dr. Socra+es 9 4, , Head of Budgel Cornmiflee. Glee Club, Dramafic Club. Ar+isfic hands, versa'rili'ry of inlelligence. Reminds us of a lulip. N. 7 r 'QL' qv -fc? G 5 '9'!b,Gvx ' :ebgPS,C?iGfA Wvw 439 o- one WJFXQ SS' Q- f-X......-Ns 'L--'ll'-'-Q-x J.:-o..cD... 'Q L-X0-I-K.. l.a..r-.- xe...., f EDITH FINLAY The Farmer Takes a Wife Edifor-in-Chief of Year Book, Vice-Presidenl of Class, Glee Club, lbramalic Club. Cufe hair, wifly. Reminds us of a Talisman rose. ELIZABETH HOWE The Blonde Venus Dramafic Club. Glee Club. Smoolh blonde hair, very good worker. Reminds us of a daffodil. RUTH HUNT The Dark Angel Year Book Slaff, Dramalic Club. Properly Mana- ger of Goose Hangs High. Exolic, 'fascinaling eyes. Reminds us of an orchid. JAQU ELI N E ISAACS Big Broadcasf of l936 Assislanl' Edilor of OpusfScribendi, Glee Club, Dramalic Club. Casl of Goose Hangs High. Di- minulive, perfecl complexion. Reminds us of a mignone++e. 8 RUTH KANE Goin' 'lo Town Year Book Sfaff. S+uden'r Council, Glee Club, Dramaiic Club. Smari clolhes, Garbo eyes. Re- minds us of an iris. DORIS KELLER Rendezvous Year Book Siaff, Glee Club. Dramafic Club. Wears sporf cloihes well, beauiiful hands. Reminds us of a lemon lily. BETSY LAWES Gen+Iemen Prefer Blondes Year Book Sfaff, Dramafic Club, Glee Club. Prompfer of Goose Hangs High. Perfeci' blonde, humorous conversafion. Reminds us of a sweeiheari rose. EVA M ENTZEN DORFF Cargou Dramaiic Club. Gorgeous eyes, good-naiured. Reminds us of a 'liger lily. 9 if - .gf JOSEPHINE MURRAY Wha+ Every Woman Knows Dramafic Club, Class Day Commilree. Perfeci figure, honey-colored lwair. Reminds us of a freesia. POLLY O'GORMAN l Live for Love Year Book Sfaff. Dramafic Club, Cas? of Goose Hangs High. Gracious liospifalify, Jrailored ap- pearance. Reminds us of an azalia. Low, node Cv-ell l D llflaflz mama? MARY OSBORNE A UWA' W BiHerswee+ Dramaiic Club. Glee Club. Class Day CommiH'ee. Sense of humor, nice clollwes. Reminds us of a narcissus. MARGUERITE PENTLARGE LiHle Friend Class Day Commilrree. Wonderful disposilion. prefiy complexion. Reminds us of a geranium. IO , Q if -'Ji' ' --15.1 . ,. .-. . , 5 ,. ,, num .,i,'.-. Q s. ,5, ' BETTY RHOADES The Man on The Flying Trapeze Ari .Edifor of Opus Scribendi. Glee Club, Dra- mafic Club. Arfislic +alen+, s+riking bruneHe. Re- minds us of a clove pink. PATSY SOVEREL Blonde Bombshell A+l1le+ic Represenlafive, Glee Club. Drama+ic Club, Tickef Manager for Goose Hangs Higl'1. Brown eyes wi+l'1 blonde lnair, nice legs. Reminds us of a buffercup. BETTE SURBRUG Forsalcing All O+l'1ers A Head of A+l'ile+ic Associalion, Glee Club, Dra- mafic Club. Nea+ figure, good looking clofhes. Re- minds us of a daisy.' DOUGLAS TAYLOR Six of a Kind Edilor-in-Chief of Opus Scribendi, Glee Club, Dramalic Club. Sfunning ian, sparkling humor. Re- minds us of a nas+ur+ium. ,-'Flin II ., ,.vr,.. ... , . A ,. -yi ..,, vox fiifi.. GSAC' 'if' Y ov' U 8 GX-QC-WY l who 05 Xmas' W3 we Nn Ffcno X,-5 sh q C. XX P' ,ga Z, .ivstxdxz - U wk' XWCM' xo, 73 .-Q51 , 1-,-A14,-144-46' Z ' ' , J ,aw-06 -dl -fx , ZA ETH VANW - My Aiafioimmflkyhgwwg Presidenl' of Class, Dramafic Club, Glee CluE, p Casf of Goose Hangs High. Well poised, bril- Z' lian'r. Reminds us of a delphinium. Ka 4' CPQTHERINE WARD Dangerous Class Day Commiinfee. Dramaiic Club. Smoo+l'1ie infriguing eyebrows. Reminds us of a lily of +he valley. Cblsx os xo-as ana. 'mek To XAaA1u1osb1NX QQWWA Svxnmi aug Y'u.e..QN-'-C KATHERINE WEBSTER 'SQ'Nvn.:xQ.w. I+'s a Gill Class Day Commiifee, Glee Club, Dramafic Club. Long hair, musical Talent Reminds us of honey- suckle. JEAN WINPENNY Call of fhe Wild Year Book Sfaff, Diilimafic Club. Lively. good company. Reminds us of a red carnafion. I2 :F CLASS HISTORY OW, besT beloveds, lend Thine ears To The hisTory oT ThaT immorTaI class of I936 which wove and Traipsed iTs way Through The halls oT Thai' sTaTely edifice, The Kimberley School, which sTands on The pompous PIymouTh STreeT in MonTcIair. STORY I On a cerTain scinTiIIaTing SepTember morn, The Tollowing young ladies: RuTh Kane, BeTTy Bell, EdiTh Finlay, EIizabeTh Howe. BeTsy Lawes, PaTsy Soverel, Douglas Taylor, EIizabeTh Van Wie, and a number oT small, Timid youThs Took Their sTand on sTolid TeeT and sTared sTernly aT The sTrange world. The young women, needless To say, were domineering Towards The young genTIemen as becomes Their sex. Through The year, These bIiThesome souls had cocoa and crackers laT elevenl, on which They IosT Their TronT TeeTh, made inTeresTing and limp rag dolls Trom whiTe sTockings, and crammed Their small minds wiTh smaTTerings oT reading, ariThmeTic, and spelling. WiTh Miss Soverel. as The general, The children were herded inTo The greaT army known as The educaTed. They gave plays wiTh3The wholehearTedness oT young people, buiIT a posT oTTice Tor ValenTines, and generally sang The year away. STORY II Now a year older, we again greeT you, and wiTh The class increased by CharIoTTe AlTemus, Mary Ayres, Doris Keller, Polly O'6orman, and minus Miss Lawes and several of our IiTTIe genTlemen. Miss Iv1cDeviTT was our Teacher and in rapid succession, we were Indians wiTh all The paraphernalia oT prairies and in wigwams, Then Eskimos wiTh igloos and all The Trimmings, ending up aT The end oT The year wiTh a neaTIy wiggled TogeTher shop smock and some pIasTer of Paris horrors. Our brains grew larger and conTained more. STORY III The Third grade, no more, no less, wiTh a large demon called French pursuing us round and round. Miss Lawes reTurned To our midsT To add To The cheery number. To our amazemenT, we became versed in The inTricacies oT a large, TIaT geography book wiTh a picTure of ChrisTopher Columbus on The TronT. During The winTer monThs we Took greaT pleasure in bombarding all and sundry wiTh large snow ballls. We IeTT The saTe realm of The second Tloor and descended To The honor oT The TourTh grade. STORY IV Now. being in The sacred halls oT The TirsT Tloor, and much Too near The oTTTce Tor comTorT, we Tound ourselves joined by Doris Ferry. This momenTous year we became The proud possessors oT green gym Trousers, which we wore on every and all occasions. Our desks This year were a biT awkward. as They had drawers which we spenT The enTire year Trying To open and shuT. On May Day we disTinguished ourselves-or so we ThoughT-by cavorTing genTly on The greensward. All in all, iT was a year oT Triumphs and marked The beginning oT our growing up. STORY V Behold The TriumphanT,enTrance of Olive Cawley, The sole addiTion To our garland of girls, and who Tilled in The Temporary loss oT Douglas Taylor, who wenT To school in England. The class was divided inTo Two clawing, howling soccer Teams which venTed Their wraTh daily aT recess in a mosT unorThodox Tashion. We Teared The TrighTTul fracTions and sTudied The ancienT Romans under The experT supervision oT Miss WrighT and Mrs. Reed, respecTively. I3 9 STORY VI ln fhe sixfh grade we were enlivened by fwo small whirlwinds, Miss Winpenny and Miss Rhoades, losing anofher of our merry fhrong, Miss Finlay. We daredifhe dreadful decimal and gave our own impression of fhe use of windows by pouring ouf of fhem fo fhe dismay of all. Our new quarfers had sliding blackboards which we shuffled. back and forfh many fimes a day, buf we ended our rollicking mornings wifh neaf curfseys fo Miss Flannery. STORY VII Af fhis poinf our calm was upsef by fhe enfrance of Elaine Beling, Cecilia De Golyer, Marguerife Penflarge, and fhe refurn of Miss Finlay fresh from Ausfralia. We foiled over our increasingly difficulf work buf managed fo mix a considerable amounf of playing in wifh if. Our French became so experf fhaf we presenfed liffle French plays which our loving parenfs dufifully affended. Throughouf fhe year we sfrove hard. feeling fhe impending doom of fhe upper school, where we would be nexf year. STORY Vlll Now being in fhe upper school, we considered ourselves young women of infinife resource and sagacify. Wifh fhe addifion of Jackie Isaacs and Kiffy Ward, we blundered abouf fhe halls in a vain affempf fo change classes correcfly. The movies enfered our lives af fhis poinf and we spenf mosf of our fime worshipping fhe differenf sfars, whose picfures we fackecl under our desklids. Their only compefifion was l'larvard's foofball capfain, Barry Wood, whom we felf if necessary fo adore. The climax of fhe year came wifh a class picnic af Lake Valhalla, where we had a hilarious fime. STORY IX A knock af fhe door and enfer Miss Osborne. Marching down fo assembly would have been an ordeal if we could nof have casf admiring glances af fhe seniors. By fhis fime we had become accusfomed fo fhe bells and differenf classrooms. We spenf mosf of our Monday mornings discussing our fabulous week-ends which consisfed of felling abouf fhe Junior Assemblies. STORY X Our firsf year in fhe big room! We won fhe prize for our Fall Frolic skif, fhanks fo fhe inspirafion of fhe NRA. Affer Chrisfmas we welcomed Eva Menfzendorff and Marcy Buffum. Aside from fhe usual mixfure of sfudies and fudge, we failed fo acquif ourselves in any oufsfanding manner. STORY Xl Enfer Rufh l-lunf, Beffe Surbrug, Jodie Murray, and Kafie Websfer. The Glee Club was organized and many of us ioined if and Ienf our voices wifh greaf zeal fo fhe fwo concerfs given fhaf year. We spenf fhe enfire year preparing for Class Day, buf we felf fhaf fhe praise received when if was finally produced rewarded us. STORY XII And now, O Besf Beloveds. we have come fo The end of our fale. wherein we are seniors in 'rifle if nof behavior. We are beginning fo feel sad af fhe fhoughf fhaf affer so many years of happy companionship our class is going fo break up and each member musf pursue her way alone. We feel fhaf we are unable fo fully express our grafifude fo Kimberly and her able faculfy for all fhey have given fo us. THE YEAR BOOK STAFF, '36. I4 ACADEMIC Il Presndenf ..A....,.,,,,,,,,,.,,...., ,, Srudenf Council Represenfafive , , Vuce-President ,,., ,. ..., ,, , I Treasurer .........,,... , ,...,, ., ,,,, ,,,, . Opus Scribendi Represenfaive A+lwIe+Ic Represen'ra+Ive AA,,. . .,,.r .. MARICE BUTLER SYLVIA CALDWELL MARIE CHRISTOPHER RUTH DUFF JANET GAYLORD GEORGIA GOTTFRIED KATHRYN HOLTON CAMILLA HYER SALLY JENNISON I VIRGINIA KRACKE I, SALLY BAUSHER E.,.....RUTH RUSSELL L,L....I.,,,HELEN HODGSON PEGGY GENE KLOTZ ....,.S..LLL,..,.LOUISE ODELL ..,EIL,E,SALLY YOUNG FRANCES MONTGOMERY KATHERINE NICOL FLORENCE PENICK BETTY PIERCE MARGARET RICHARDS MARJORIE ANN RILE BETTY ROBERTS BETSEY TOWNSEND BARBARA VONDERMUHL DOROTHY VONDERMUHL ACADEMIC III PresidenI .. ,,,,.. BETTY KANE S+udenI Council Represen+aIive ...ANN MCNAIR Treasurer.. .. .. .-.JANE CARPENTER Opus Scribendi RepresenIaIIve. . . ...JUNE MITCHELL AII1IeIic RepresenIaIive . .PRISCILLA BENNETT MARY AMES BLANCHE SEER BARBARA BAILEY MARION BAIRD MARJORIE BLAKE DOROTHY BOOTH NANCY CLARKE EVELYN DWYER JOAN GARRIG,-AN DOROTHY HANAU LINDA HERR KATHERINE JACKSON SHIRLEY JONES NARCISSE KUNZ MARY STEWART RUTH SYLVESTER , . ,tvs L, ACADEMIC IV President I , . JANE EMSLIE S'ruden+ Council Represen+a+Ive, , .WANN I-IEARTT Treasurer ,,.,,...,,,.. ..,.,.........,,,,,,..,.. .,,,. , ,, ,ECI-'IARLOTTE HALL Opus Scribendi Represenfafivew. . INEZ HORTON AII1IeIIc Represen'ra+ive,,, ., KAY MAY CONDIT CORNELIA CARSWELL BETTY KRICI-IBAUM BETTY CERF MURIEL KUCI-IER CAROL CHRISTOPHER SYDNEY LAUCK NANCY EDDS JACOUELINE OSBORNE DOROTHY FAIRLEE BETTY PERRY PATSY FERGUSON JANET REIGHLEY MARY GILMORE MARYL RITER INEZ GREEY VIRGINIA TAYLOR VIRGINIA KIESELBACI-I ELLEN TONNELE JANE WILSON I7 . , - ,,, i w ,X ACADEMIC V PresidenI . , ,,,,, ,, . NANCY TAYLOR SIuden+ Council Represenfafive., , JOSEPHINE WATT Treasurer , , ,,,, , ,, IRIS FOX Opus Scribendi Represenfaive JOAN BAYNE AII1IeIic RepresenI'aIIve PRUDENCE ALLING JUNE BAUSHER BETTY BURNI-IAM BARBARA DOUGLAS DOROTHY FISKE ELINOR FAUST MAY GARDINER MARILYN GATES JEAN GIRDLER I MARY MILLER ALICE GREEY BARBARA HENDERSON SELINA I-IERD BARBARA KLUGE NANCY KLUGE EMILY MEEKER PEGGY NICOL I-IARRIET PALMER LILIAN ROBERTSON SUZANNE SMITI-I I B -QALMLLMW, f WW. M-.fffww Presidenf ,,,, ,, Firsf Academic , ..,. Second Academicw , E Third Academic , Fourfh Academic ,.,.i, , Fif+lw Academic. A LTNQSS mr. o.qo.SU E A Hom Xcxxzb , C1031 STUDENT COUNCIL ,, ..., ,...,,,.,,,,,...., ECECILIADEGOLYER ERUTH KANE, ELIZABETH VAN WIE RUTH RUSSELL, SALLY BAUSI-TER L, ,ANN McNAIR, BETTY KANE , .,.c,c,ccc WANN l-IEARTT, JANE EMSLIE ,LJOSEPHINE WATT, NANCY TAYLOR I9 MUSIC IN KIMBERLEY E Teel ThaT whenever any parTicular deparTmenT in school has macle a deTiniTe impression on people aT large ThaT This deparTmenT is worThy of some speciTic praise. ThereTore we have considered The music classes worThy oT a place in our year book. Such wonderTul and inTeresTing improvemenTs have been made ThaT we Think They should be called To The aTTenTion oT The readers oT This book. To begin wiTh, The regular singing class has Taken a new lease on life. Miss Bauer and Miss CarpenTer have sTimulaTed a sparkling response boTh wiTh Their excellenT selecTion oT music and Their own charming personaliTies. WiTh This Training, The group singing aT CommencemenT and on -May Day has been greaTly improved and made well worTh hearing. ln The TourTh and TiTTh academic grades an orchesTra has been Tormed under The leadership oT Miss Bauer and Miss CarpenTer and conducTed by Ellen Tonnele. This orchesTra gave a concerT Tor The Three upper classes and made Them realize whaT good opporTuniTies Kimberley has Tor The musically inclined. The girls play Their own insTru- menTs and have succeeded in blending Them inTo a very harmonious group. In The lower school The children have a Pipers' Club. where They make Their own pipes ouT oT bamboo sTicks and Then play Them. The pipers have proved Themselves To be a greaT adcliTion To May Day: The soTT noTes lend Themselves very well as an accompanimenT To The English Tolk Tunes which The oTher girls sing. The smaller children wriTe Their own music, and iT is charming. FirsT They compose a liTTle poem and Then TIT iT To Their own Tune. They have wriTTen songs abouT WinTer and have iusT Tinished one on Spring. This year The seniors were given a Music AppreciaTion course, which has been TascinaTing. This class has sTudied The hisTory oT music, wiTh lives oT The greaT com- posers, and The girls have also learned how To Take musical dicTaTion and To iclenTiTy The works oT The diTFerenT composers wiThouT any hinTs Trom Miss Bauer or Miss CarpenTer. The main aTTainmenT is a deeper appreciaTion oT beauTiTul music and a realizaTion oT The many Tields ThaT music has. Now ThaT The year is almosT over, The graduaTing class hopes +ha+ This rebirTh oT music in Kimberley will carry on and become a TradiTion, necessary To The school acTiviTies. ' EDITH FINLAY. '36. 20 Edi+or-in-Chief ...,,,.. YEAR BOOK STAFF . ,..,AA EDITH FINLAY Business Manager ...4., ,,. ,,.....A,. ,. . J EAN WINPENNY Arm' Edifor ..,,......,...A v..w.. , ,, , ... D O RRIS KELLER Snapshof Eclifor ...E,.. , A.E,,,....,A POLLY OTSORMAN Assis'I'an+ Ediiors ELAINE BELING RUTH KANE BETSY LAWES RUTH HUNT 2 I 22 1 is-fifvfiiir 1' ' m w THE CLEE CLUB W , 1,- HIS year was a red leiier one for our Glee Club, noi only because we have celebrared our second birfhday, buf also because we have made our firsi public appearance ouiside of school. This was a+ The Upper lv1on+clair Women's Club when 'rhe Monfclair Academy and Kimberley Dramaiic Clubs gave +heir combined play. We sang rhree Chrisimas numbers wiih The Academy Glee Club, andii' was a rhrilling and exciiing occasion. On March iweliih we gave a conceri' for our families and friends. The program was more difiiculf This year. bul' we were well prepared for i+, and we received many complimenis. The Glee Club also sang ai ihe Home School Associaiion recepiion during 'rhe Arr Exhibiiion on May 3. We feel very accomplished now +ha+ our second Glee Club year has come 'ro an end. CHARLOTTE ALTEMUS, '36. THE DRAMATIC CLUB 0 HIS year The Dramaiic Club again had The honor of being represenfed in 'rhe Moniclair Academy play. We feel +ha+ rhis combinaiion will become a rradiiion. All our girls were excellent and we were very proud of Jrhem. The play was The Goose Hangs High, and alihough if was much harder 'rhan Cap+ain Appleiaclcf' if came off wi'rh even more srnooihness. The Dramaiic Club has given plays in school Too. and has shown a decided inreresi in fixing scenes obiaining plays wifh clever lines. A Broken Engagememu' was given on March 25. Mary Ayres coached lhe girls and much praise was given +o her and io rhe casi. MARY AYRES. '36. 23 24 ODD HOCKEY TEAM MARIE CHRISTOPHER DOROTHY VONDERMUHL SALLY JENNISON SALLY BAUSHER SALLY YOUNG BETSY TOWNSEND SYLVIA CALDWELL RUTH RUSSELL BETTY PIERCE FORENCE PENICK KATHRYN HOLTON BETTY PERRY KAY MAY CONDIT OF I'Iae Iwo games, +I'1e Odds won boI'I1: 6-2. 3-I. 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To fheir greaf amazemenf we find Charloffe Alfemus driving a large car full of forbidden fruif fhrough fhe Canadian border. To find Mary Ayres we come back 'ro Kimberley and find her co-principal. Beffy Bell had iusf won her fenfh derby. Elaine Beling, wifh an inferesfing liffle bag of insfrumenfs. is an insecfologisf conducfing an invesfigafion on fhe privafe life of fhe anf and is discovered among fhe anf hills of Africa. We behold Marcy Buffum holding forfh on a woman's club plafform on fhe subiecf of Youfh in fhe Background. Olive Cawley is faking charge of keeping fhe floors in fhe RCA building clean. Cecilia De6olyer in a neaf black apron conducfing wifh greaf efficiency a home for sfrayed boys. Doris Ferry as fhe Senafor from New Jersey is giving an elecfrifying speech on The Pursuif of Happiness before fhe l-louse. Edifh Finlay, a proud farmer's wife, inferesfed in a new brand of weed which cows enjoy. Elizabefh Howe is seen driving a bus 'filled wifh children fo a Sunday school picnic, one of fhe many which she organized. Rufh Hunf greefs us in a voice sadly changed. because of her profession-Hog Calling. Jacqueline lsaacs is painfing fhe model house fhaf Colliers has adverfised in fhe pasf few monfhs. Rufh Kane, fhe eminenf pianisf, cuf her hair, and we are afraid her sfage manner will lack somefhing from now on. Doris Keller makes a mosf affracfive LaSalle agenf, probably due fo her long experience. Befsy Lawes seems fo be having quife a fime wifh her prize-winning family of fwenfy-five. Eva Menfzendorff is mosf sun-burned and inferesfing from her long years of missionary work in Efhiopia. Josephine Murray is married fo Oliver Hardy, which is quife a shock fo us. We saw Tom Brown's School Days, which has been ably direcfed by Polly O'Gorman. Somefhing musf have changed Mary Osborne. as she falks so much we couldn'f gef a word in edgewise. Marguerife Penflarge seems fo be having a wonderful fime driving a bus full of wan- dering pedesfrians. Beffy Rhoades has an exhibifion of soap sculpfure on display. She cerfainly is nice fo fhe Ivory Soap Co. Pafsy Soverel has jusf won fhe Marafhon Dancing Championship for fhe fiffh fime. Befh Surbrug may be found af Times Square wifh a carload of nice old apples. Douglas Taylor has iusf had her lafesf freafise on Arf published. Evie Van Wie has founded a hospifal fo carry on her pioneering work in psychiafry. Cafharine Ward is doing a marvelous piece of work as fhe head of fhe Physical Educafion Depf. af an eminenf girls' college . Kafharine Websfer is acfing in fhe Tragedies of Eurpides and Jean Winpenny pufs in a hard day every day as she is an inferprefer af a home for fhe dumb. 29 T MN 5, - ' 523 Y FYR SENROR WILL IS-D36 E, lhis senior class ol I936, lhinlc we are, hope we are, and, linally know we are ol sound mind and body. Therelore we do give lhe lollowing goods and challels lo lhe senior class ol I937: This whole class wills ils alhlelic abilily lo ils successors wilh hopes lhal lhey will carry on wilh lheir usual abilily. Charlolle Allemus leaves her naivele lo Florence Peniclc. Mary Ayres donales her moulh lo Belly Pierce. Elaine Beling wills her heighl lo malce Cammy Hyer. Belly Bell wishes her culeness lo go lo Kay Nicol. Olive Cawley leaves her vivacily lo Frances Monlgomery. Cecilia DeGolyer hands over her colleclion ol men lo Sally Jennison. Doris Ferry wills her brilliance lo Belly Roberls. Edilh Finlay gives her leel lo Barbara Vondermuhl. Elizabelh Howe presenls lhe morning hymns lo Virginia Kraclce. Rulh Hunl leaves her smoolhness lo Sally Young. Jaqueline Isaacs gives her pelileness lo Janel Gaylord. Rulh Kane wills her nose lo Dorolhy Vondermuhl. Doris Keller donales her hands lo Sylvia Caldwell. Eva Menlzendorll gives her energy lo Louise Odell. Josephine Murray wills her lipsliclc lo Kalhryn Hollon. Polly O'Gorman desires her soll voice lo go lo Marie Chrislopher. Mary Osborne leaves her sublle sense ol humor lo Rulh Russell. Marguerile Penllarge gives her sunny disposilion lo Georgia Golllried. Belly Rhoades wills her arlislic lalenl lo Marjorie Ann Rile. Palsy Soverel presenls her blonde hair lo Margarel Richards. Belle Surburg donales her worried expression lo Sally Bausher. Douglas Taylor leaves her sense ol humor lo Virginia Kraclce. Elizabelh Van Wie gives her dignily lo Dorolhy Vondermuhl. Calherine Ward wills her eyebrows lo Helen Hodgson. Kalherine Websler presenls her magnificence lo Rulh Dull. Jean Winpenny leaves her repose lo Peggy Gene Klolz. Belsy Lawes gives her laugh lo Marice Buller. Marcy Bullium leaves her meelcness lo Belsy Townsend. We have sel lhe proverbial seal and we sincerely hope lhal lhe presenl iuniors have as good a lime being seniors as we have had during lhis memorable year, l936. 3 I pf. 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