Madeira School - Epilogue Yearbook (McLean, VA)

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was working out the measurements of the pine grove where the enter- tainment was to be held. With a pink bow in her hair and a you all on her lips, Peggy Ann came to help. Bea and Fifi were up on ladders, fFifi almost falling off, she was laughing so hard! pinning crepe paper to the trees. They asked Sandy to help, but she said she had to go graze Missie. In the middle of it all Iris was fastening on her beard and prac- ticing swinging her gavel. Mr. Mole wanted to stay and see the party, but the Badger said they had to leave, and so they regretfully moved on, almost bumping into Buddy Rose, who was going over her extemp on cats. Next they met Carol who, curious as ever, asked them if they were lost. On telling her they weren't quite sure, Lizie quietly took them by the hands and said she would show them the way. She took them through the field where Fairfax and Didi were riding, past the spring where Penny was lending her cheerful ear to Peggy's worrying about her grades, and by the copse Allen and Darcy were doing homework CDarcy with that famous hat pulled over her eyesl. They met Margo in her scout uniform listening to Mimi, who was rolling her big brown eyes and talking fast. As they reached the outskirts of the Wild Wood they saw Katie, running to catch the bus bringing Anne Johnson back from her week end at Shipley and Julie back from Annapolis. ' Mr. Mole turned to Lizie and thanked her for the lovely walk. He said he was so glad to have met all the inhabitants of the Wild Wood, and couldn't wait to visit them all again. 'W Uwawfwf' Q '. gg ' Q f mb .' q727ll.d4f.u.' 7- - 1-5-fu44:?44,u.'1-v10.,g0w aufp Wwmmw W'J'z: 'f, 9.,4,,,,,.,q.,.:u,v,a..,..ca mg ywa. .94 mam 2701-0404-211-4- AA-4-5-' '2olCc.2td1J4q, Aw' aanafllb, 'nqazzgawv 64411 al!!! i PM . . ftancqx 94741, Qynaat -77,9 I La-L 2 52E','4E?4Q.a.u 444450, .QQ-...AAAJLA 7 'Uz' Lawn: . ' 991.40 1... ' .1 M g,,...ao damp au wamcg .zla-au.4.zfu.7 AU , mMd0 - 'lcbfffd-H lg-Kava. B

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