Kimberley School - Kimberleaves Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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t -'M Ir1s Fox Barbara Douglas qlS Underwood Mary Chapman Helen Keenan Emnly Meeker Manlyn Gates Palmer Iune Bausher Top Barbara Armstrong Betty Burnham Barbara Kluqe Ellen Green Bottom Ioan Bame Ahce Greey Nancy Kluge Iean Grrdler Harnet Frances Iohnson Middle Absent Prudence Allmg Shrrley Harnson Bully West Carolyn Bedell May Gardmer Barbara Henderson lane McG1l1 Mary Mrller Peggy Nrcol Ruth Pottle Isabel Reed Lxllxan Robertson Nancy Schoonmak r Nancy Taylor Presrdent Iosephme Watt Barbara Smrth ACADEMIC II It seems that when we were younger we were thought of as an outstandmg class Several years have passed s1nce then and durrng th1s t1me great changes have taken place Half of us are more mclmed to be on the playful sxde and yet the other half qurte senous about 1ts work IS not under the rniluence of the others When rt comes to extra currxcular act1v1t1es sports Glee Club or Dramattc Club- the class shows a good deal of school spmt for xt IS always well represented Perhaps most of the class w1ll calrn down by next year but whether they do or not we shall remember th1s year as an enyoyable one rather than an ordrnary one for gettmg an educatlon pagt lI1'LlIlyllD0 Iosephrne Watt KIMBERLEAVES vyw A

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39's CHILDHOOD By the s1de of Plymouth Alley By the Tr1n1ty Apartments Stood the wrgwam of MISS Warlng And M1ss Iordan ln 1ts glory Here am1d September colors In the year of twenty seven Came a group of Montclau ma1dens Now arrxved as noble seniors Soon to leave the1r Alma Mater To the w1gwam every Frlday Brought the1r dolhes dogs and teddles Learned they then the rhymes of chrldhood Learned to sew and weave and hammer Then departed for the summer When arnved another autumn Back they trooped to wr1te adventures Then th1s group of gentle maldens Turned to study Indlan warrlors F1erce became 1n cotton deerskms MISS McDev1tts Class attentlon Could not qulet down the1r war whoops After thlrd grade s stabs at French Had turned them all to knowmg scholars Down they went to fourth grade troubles Long d1v1s1on sclence Enghsh H1story of the V1k1ng warrlors Egypt Greece and Roman nobles Through the frfth grade where so many Strrcken lay w1th awful measles Fmally to M1ss Flannerys k1ngdom Where they llved 1n da1ly terror Lest they lose the1r teachers prarses Here appeared the loathesome fractxon To be added and subtracted Multlplred and then d1v1ded Also came the praymg mantls For whom caught they flles and beetles Bugs and worms and other 1nsects Then Ul'1'1V9d that dreadful moment When there came an outsrde teacher For a t1me to teach the1r classes Changed each mazden then her name And took the t1tle of her nelghbor Completely m1x1ng up the teacher T111 she called them all by numbers When the seventh grade was over And the1r chlldhood fl1'l1Sl'16d done w1th Up they went to meet M1ss Galhe And the stormy seas of Lattn In that dreadful year of elghth grade All developed senlor crushes Drove sald semors to d1stract1on Wrth the1r glfts and calf l1ke glances Cured were they by graduatlon Weepxng left they for the summer he er agaln to see the1r loved one Nmth grade started maldens boyward And the madness of the dance musrc Mowed them down rn the countless numbers And to add to all the1r troubles Prckled ln a slck mng l1qu1d When they reached the realm of B1g Room And galned the cognomen of soph mores Then appeared the frxghtful essay And Iullus Cae ars Galllc Battles And only through the1r teacher s efforts D1d they reach the1r state of Iumors When they all were sunk 1n homework Burled under books and class day Busy they both day and 1'11gl'1ll1IT19 Every week end each vacatron Grlndlng porlng over school books Never rest1ng never stopp1ng T111 exams were over done Wllh When they all left re1o1c1ng Now they re senlors loved and honored Talkmg gabblng all through study Wearlng l1pSl1Ck heels and chewlng D1sobey1ng every rule and Hunnlng everyth1ng w1th gusto Twelve long years w1l1 soon be over And the1r loyful happy school days In the past w11l l1e forgotten Ann Heartt pam Irv nly om KIMBERLEAVES Paper feathers, cardboard arrows. I Came their frogs to be dissected

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KIMBERLEAVES Rear Row Alxce Iames Nancy Wllllams Helen Hanau Hannah Bowman Mary Lourse Smrth F ront Row Anne Thompson MQYIOD Force Susan OGorman loan Allmg Pauhne Murray Absent Helen Gersten Sue Green Carla Munoz Adehne Pope Ioan Schrlle ACADEMIC III Presrdent Susan O Gorman Secretary Treasurer Nancy WIIIIGIHS MIHUS two of our number but glad of one newcomer we at last marched do t wn o the bxg room to stay In other ways too we made upward str1des w1th one gul on all three teams Chockey basketball and baseballl plus two substltutes on the hockey team h wrt four entrres rncludlng a thrrd nbbon 1n the novrce class 1I'1 the Kunberley Horse Show and w1th a class team that the senrors had to work to defeat About half of us went to the opera Lohengrm and some danced 1n the Spnng Fest1val at Armory A We re out to do brqger and better thmgs next year Sue OGorman Presxdent page twenty three . 'r , I i 5, ..,,,v ' y A -.. - YI' 3 iv kr V . Vice-President ...,t,c.wc ,V.....,.... ..........cc,,.. M a ry Louise Smith . I 1 I