Kimberley School - Kimberleaves Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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, 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

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. ,. .-. . , 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

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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