Laurel School - Leaves Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

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AUREL V fame! X Zcipicwaal Bama! Fdnor ANN STRAUSS flssoczale Edztors SHANNAH MORRIS 1RosE EDITH STFDMAN Buszness Manager ANN THOBURN SMARY SUTPHIN flsszstant Buszness Managers ZELI HURI BURT lRosEIxIARY BISSFLL Art Edzzor PEccY VII MAR KCATHFRINE CO1 LINS Asszstant Art Edztors ,ELIZABETH MOONFY DEPARTMENTS MARGERY ROGFRS Arhlencs ANN BARSTOW MARY MCREA Dramancs J EAN STRUVFIN Alumnae LOUISE GALF HANNIAH MORRIS Semor Stunts PEGGY TASHJIAN KATHERINE COCKLEY EDITORIAL Most of us are planmng to go on to college wIth as yet no thought of what mIght happen to us In AmerIca should the war spread to Include us ThlS pOSSlb1l1IY to us seems far fetched remote and to some utterly ImpossIble Therefore our plans have not altered to provIde for thIs eventualIty our conversatIon never Includes dIscussIons of what we wIll be equIpped to do In the case of AmerIcan partIcIpatIon In the war If we were boys we would undoubtedly be thInkIng of the advIsabIlIty of takIng mIlItary traInIng of some sort even though we dIdn t thmk It probable that we would be called upon to fight Perhaps we would go on to college even though we were sure of war It seems to many of us that young as we are we could do nothmg durIng war but afterwards havIng gaIned an educatIon practIcal or cultural we would be more fltted to aId In the work of reconstructIon to take our place as cItIzens In a new world But whatever happens and whatever we do we are thankful that Laurel has gIven us a start towards our IndIvIdual pursuIts that we have been taught to apprecIate culture to foster an Intellectual curIosIty to thInk clearly and thoroughly to analyze our prejudIces and to Judge another s OppOS1f6 opInIons A most necessary and valuable gIft Ill L L E A E s Ivlusic W- LLLLLL..L,,L,LLLL LL CHARLOTTE EDSON ' I