Masters School - Masterpieces Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)

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to hear her say rather proudly I don t laufrh lnlf as much as I used to, and If I should get started I can make myself stop ln no tlme at all There IS another glrl who ncyer dld any thmg of her own accord but always wayted to be told When she lnqulred about her C1t17ensh1p Mark she made up her mmd that SOI'X1CIl'llI'lg must be done We heard her say a short whlle ago, I never reahzed how much I could do by my self untll I started to do xt T some people honor seemed to mean httle We really were quxte worrxed about one gxrl, but the first thmg we knew she had turned oy er a new leaf and was domg splendldly She had begun to reahze what the Catlzenshlp Mark really meant and that after all ln not bemg honest she was myurxng only herself It IS hard to set a glrl as your ldeal and to then find that ln Cmzenslnp her mark ls way below the ayerave YVe saw thls happen awhlle ago It was hard for the glrl yyho had her admlratlon shattered, but lt had one adyantage m th at the Exrl set hu ldc als on 1 l'1l'l1LI' plane where they ran no rlsks of bemg Injured But not only ID mdlyldual cases IS the deslre for lmproy ement shown, but ln the attltude of the whole school Most especlally do we feel the mmproyement In xnmatlye when we see the lHCI'E'1SlI1g number of Qlrls who speak ln Crltlclsm and who spontaneously ask Mr lVlacDonald questxons Ir seems as lf thls splrxt must be catchmg and we smcerely hope there IS an epldemlc of llllU'1tlXL The school must reallze that thys 19 a new system an experlmtnt, and that xt I9 stlll far from perfect In order to help lt attaln 1ts ffoal, the SIIICCYL co operation of ey ery glrl and teacher at Dobbs 1s needed Consldered from all sldes the prmcuplcs of tlns trammff for Qmzenshlp are vyorthy of our school, for, by 0'lllI'lf7 a mrl a usual working basls on whych to bxnld her own character, thus plan IS helpxnfr Dobbs to turn out glrls tralncd not only to be better students, but also to become better emzens of Amerlca and the world I0 4 -x 4 . v KK , 4 . 4 4' 4 . 4 C 4 4. , , , n 4 , 4 4 4 . 4 ., , 4 - 4 4 , 4 . . 4 - - - as 4 . . 4 4 4 . w . . ,, 4 4 . O 4 1 1 X Y K K 4 . 4 4 4 . 4. . t. . , . . - 4 4 4 . 4 L 6 n A C K K K 4 K b V K C 4 I LV Y 2 ' 1' 4 'Z Q I S A 4 ' 4 , 4 , 4 , 1 Y I C 5 ' ' 4 .R 4 V Y 4 v C c K V . I . K. u L 4 n 4 . 1 L Y L V 4 . K I . . K 4 v I .' I 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 . I ' S' - ' V 4 t 1 . . c . 4 4 c . ' V K l V. 1' C . V . C E t I 4 :J . I . I K I Q

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By CoNsTANcE PARDEE AINTED by frosty flame Is the west thc lon shifts of the sun Clmg to the b1re bremehed trus A moment then slowly 'ire gone Loldly the twilight enfolds Ilhe fury like mist of the hills The rn er is solemnly mlm A ribbon of opil 'md gold The Gothic building 'md tower Like old castles on cliffs of the Rhine Stmd Haunting their myrmd lights ln the face of the githering ni ht Soon from the wide flung door 1 uit eomes huriym on Like the first of the merry throng llhftt folloyy ed the Piper s cetll lh y follovy in tvyo s 'md three s omm t 1 yy y is 111 cc Thfn with a surbinp rush l i itst of th school tllron s ou I tlk liu hter 'md snettehes of song Rin throu h the ele'1r sharp 'ur ll like the liptrs 11 'li' liLhts in the huildiny wink out. As the twilix ht deepens to dark Above in the etrch of the sky Spwrkle Stars with their pin-point li hts. The smill cold eirly springs moon l ilished hright hy' the elves of the frost VVe1ves through the d'1rk pine boughs Stmnge patterns of spidery lace. llhe shftdovys like ink on the round On the roofs hlot their silvery sheen- The huildin N stfmds lonely 'md grim ln the huye vyindy hall of the ni,ht. I I2 A MARCH EVENING Al DOBBS l -Y v L V K . .3 - g.: . A 4 ' 1 I t 4 -i I , J , .. Y . - f . ,g .7 . I K y A . K K I V. 2 . A. .Y .X lg '- ' . g tg I Y . , I S 1 . , , '1 f-'v yi 1 , 1 ..,k, L g gist xo ' that Voile . 1 line. - Yi rr' 7 1 , , Q, t. .L . u. b. , 'iz , 1 g . . . 'g g 2 . .. .' 'lii , f 7' ' 7.'lI1Nl, ll L S 2 ' H I r tl . Q ' 9 2 ' Y Y v at , 7 . Q . I Y ' - H g , ' 9 g . '. 2- v V I 0