King School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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THE HALO SCHOOL DIRECTORY MU SIGMA President . .,.. .A,.....A...4... . . . SARAH JACKSON Vice-President . . , . . A RUTH CRYSTAL Secretary T .... ........,...................., . . SUSAN O'NEIL Treasurer j ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President . . . ...,..,..,....,................ . . . , Vice-President ....A,.,.. . . . Secretary A . . Treasurer . . . ..A... ,....,,..... . . . . Editor .4.... . BARBARA BLACK . . . VIRGINIA MAYO .. . BETTY CANDEE FLORENCE ARESON . . , . CAROL WARE SENIOR COUNCIL President, LEE POPE BETTY CANDEE SARAH JACKSON BARBARA BLACK VIRGINIA MAYO STUDENT COUNCIL President, VIRGINIA MAYO FLORENCE ARESON IQATHERINE WILDER BARBARA BTCIQELVEY BETSY HOWES TREASURER OF THE BUDGET ELINOR AVERY, '28 CHEER AND SONG LEADER DIARY NICHOLSON, '29 BENEVOLENT FUND CECILE MALONE, '28 Captain of Blues BARBARA BLACK Senior Class President, LEE POPE Vice-President, FRANCES TAINTOR Secretary, RACHEL DELAND Treasurer, MARY LOUISE COLBURN Sophomore Class President, LOUISE GRANDY Vice-President, ELVIRA SIMMONS Secretary, BETTY SMITH Treasurer, BARBARA MCKELVEY Captain of Blacks SARAH JACKSON Junior Class President, KATHERINE MARTIN Vice-President, CAROL WARE Secretary, LETITIA ORR Treasurer, MARY NICHOLSON Freshman Class President, MARION HATCH V ice-President, ELEANORE SLOAT Secretary, LUCILLE BARUC Treasurer, KATHERINE WILDER

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T H E H A L O AGE BoDDHo GE BODDHO-Press 011.-WC have tried to make these words a Very real part of our class spirit, and of all our school life. They have become dear a11d close to us as memories of the busy, happy days that we are leaving behind, of the friendships we have made, of lessons learned by experience: and, above all, of tl1e School that has been a home to us, that has given us so much to live up to. But Age Bmlrlho won't be just a memory. It will stay close to us when we go out into the world-our life motto. We have completed a wonderful a11d vital part of our lives, but we will not stop here. For with memories of Low and Heywood behind us as our inspiration, We will press on-we will climb higher and higher, Whatever field of Work we choose. W 'Kf 41' 'II 'll' TO MISS ROPER We cannot say farewell to our beloved school without recognition of its guiding personality, whose influence must be felt through all our lives. Miss Roper has taught us the ways of honor and sportsmanship, and has inspired in us the ideals of her wonderful school. May we live up to them! IDF ilk if ik lk The Halo Board wishes to express its deep appreciation of the splendid way in which the school has cooperated this year in writing for the Halo. As the Yearbook goes to press, we are receiving so much good material, that we find it hard to choose! To Miss Chase a11d Miss Hoogs, who have helped us so unfailingly with our magazine, we offer our sincerest thanks. May good luck and success go with next year's Halo Board. 6 r