Masters School - Masterpieces Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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Miss Mary Comstock Strong 1924- 1928 To THE FORMER HEADMISTRESSES For preserving the best of the past and for adapting the school scholastically and socially to the needs of the present, and for facing the future with courage and imagi- nation. Miss Evelina Pierce 1928-1945 Mrs. Elliott Speer 1945- 1950 ENGu.lslLfQV'?I We i p ,Lp I i i lf i I up Y V 2 1 -L , ef-li fiilwi ii t E illlh7i I I g 1 I , 'Ebgiti' I ii ' lil , 'N ' ul'li' X 1 1 ,E A Xl l ff ', e is he Z 1 ' Xi ! f fi i in X -,Xxx X i , . 'st K L N XXX. x X X- X llil X To Miss WORTHINGTON ln appreciation of her high ideals and standards, of her sincere interest in us, and of her help to us, given generously and with a puckish glint in her eyeg with gratitude for her warm friendliness and understanding, we dedicate this book. ss K,x'1'lmluw: S'l'mx..uc'l' XMm'l1llxc mx 'l'va1c'hc-1' ul' lfrlglish all Hu IOZH-1952 Glnntvnta - igruav Dedications To the Masters ........................................ 4 To the Former Headmistresses ......... 5 To Miss Worthington .............................. 6 Miss Cochran's Letter to the Seniors .............. ........ 1 0 Senior Will ................... ..................... .......... ........ 5 2 Senior Poll ............. ........ 5 3 Senior Chart .......... ........ 5 4 Ideal Dobbs Girl ......................... .......... ..................... ........ 5 8 Prophecy-Elizabeth Bowden, Alison Chalmers .... ........ 5 9 Times Have Changed ............................... ..................... ........ 6 8 Histories of Dobbs Organizations ......... ........ 7 0 The Kettle ........... .......... ................ ........ 8 3 The Calendar ........ ........ 9 4 Student Addre sses ...,.,.. 1 03 Advertisements .......... ......... 1 06 Ehitnrial Staff uf 1552 Maatvrpivrva Co-Editors ................................................,.................... Elizabeth Bowden, Alison Chalmers Business Manager ,,,,... .............................................. B everly Voss Photography Editors ...... ............ ,I ane Amesbury, Diane Worth Art Editor .................... ................................... M argaret Smith Subscription Editors ., ............ Susan Minor, Harriet Stone Faculty Adviser ....... ..... ............... M i ss Alice Waldecker 8 Glnnientn - lllluntratinna The Circle Walk, with a view of the Hudson ........ .. 2 ' 4- The Misses Masters ................. .. The Former Headmistresses ........ .. 5 Miss Worthington ......... .. 7 Miss Cochran ................ ....... 1 0 The Administration ........... ....... 1 1 The Stall ............. ....... 1 1 The Faculty ......... ....... 1 2 Class of 1916 .,...... ....... 1 5 Senior Photographs ...... ....... 1 6 Ideal Dobbs Girl .................... ....... 5 8 The School, 1878-1879 ............. ....... 6 3 Junior Class ............................. ....... 6 4 Sophomore Class ....... ....... 6 5 Freshman Class ..... 66 Lower School .......................... ....... 6 7 Banjo Club, 1888-1889 ............. ....... 6 9 Organization Pictures ............. ....... 7 0 Snapshots .............................. ....... 9 8 Faculty and Senior Snapshots by Jane Amesbury, Diane Worth Black and White Illustrations by Jacqueline Jenks, Shirley Mills, Dorothy Smith Margaret Smith 9 Miss ELIZABETH BROOKE COCHRAN Gln thr Seninra OU are going to meet many people, have many experiences and make many decisions after you have left Dobbs. There will be times when it will be difficult to hold to the standards you have now set up. However, you will not find these difficulties beyond you because time will unfold and lay before you certain strengths you did not even know.you were absorbing during your time here. I say this to you, not only because of my assurance of what you have gained, but as a result of visiting many Dobbs alumnae all over the country. They have realized after the passage of time, the things you are yet to enjoy. Most of them have been able to master the art of living. Emily Dickinson once described the art of living as being singular in plural circum- stancesf' And so, as you go into the plural circumstances beyond Dobbs, remember to be singular, and to keep your integrity in every act and thought- no matter how small-no matter how great. You will then be assured of success. My very best wishes to all of you, Class of 1952. vmfi..z.E1.., Wh., 1 v EL E Miss PAULA DRI-ISSER Miss Mmm:-I.oU1sE STRAYER Ailnrinimratinn xll'll1l1f'l'S of tha- Stuff pif'flll'P4l lwlnw urv: qf'll11'll -Tlw Nlissvs Nluriv Hu1n'rslm'. lfdnu liurnhum. KilIllill'illt' NIIIHIIITI. Mrs. Alvxamle-r llluntnn, M1 li I 1 'ss ull Busm-ll, Mrs. Anita Cirmwooml. Sflllltlillgv-'NIiSS PLlII'il'iil Rnlninsnn. Mrs, N111l'glll!'l'iI!' llurski. Hr. Fllillk Higgs, the- Missf-ra Funny .Nlligvly Ulaulye lrntl. 11 ' 1 . vu .if 4 xi I ' x x l.'KVD.' ,N ' ' 41 ,J pg d . 0 yrfy o X 'H ' f lil BLK lJl+IPAR'I'lVlPINT Svfzfvd--Miss Mantle-Louise Strayer. Stand- ing-Miss Amy liehluss, Miss lflizahetll Mctfomlie lllilmle and Physical l'fflucationl. Mrs. Marjorie Harges l,ikins. I - . S 'B I X ,fx-' I A Rr ' IENCLISH lJlCl'All'l'lVll'IN'l' First row - -Y Mrs. llolman Harvey. Miss lflizalmetli Ash. Mrs. Richard Hanson. Src- ona' row - Miss Winilrecl Stafford Crum. Mrs. Muriel Dawkins. Miss Katharine Vlorthington. Mrs. Allreal Hall-Quest 4Study and lieatl- ing Tecllniquesl. MA'l'lllflN'lA'l'llfS AND SCll'fNClf lJl'Il'AllTMl'lN'l'S First row-fsMiss l,illian Miles llVl3ill6lYl21llt'Sil. Mrs. llnncun Purcell t Biology l . Svcoml mu' - Miss Gertrude l.inli tMathematics and l,atin. Head of Lower School l. Miss llachel Hangs tlfhemistry. lsooclsl. Miss Lucy K. lioli- erts tMathematics l . No! prcs- vnf+Mrs. lloliert llnrleigli llVlathematics antl Scienccl. MUSIC lJl'il'AHTlVlliNT lmft In rights-Mrs. W. A. Svhneifler 1l'ian0l. Miss Mary liriggrs ll'ianol. Mr. Harrington van Hoesen lVoim'e l'roduz-lion and Sing- ingzl. Miss Marguerite Vul- liemoz lpianol. lmfl to riglzl-Mrs. Helene Fine-man iStudy Super- visorl. Miss Alice Waller ll,iln'ax'ianl. Mrs. Javkson Verriery 1Arll, Mr. Richard Spyer QAM. History of Arll, Miss Dorothy Seiler LTyp- ingl. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Left to right-Misses Cornelia Ehrgotl, Ev elyn Clark, Helen Cole, Alice Waldecker LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT First row-Miss Amy Lois Seasholes fLatinH, Mlle. Louise Courtois fFrenchj, Senorita Maria de Unamuno QSpanishJ. Second row-Mlle. Ga- brielle Viargues llfrenchl, Mlle. Germaine Callet fFrenchD, Mrs. Thomas Edmonds 1Latini. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Left to right-Misses Margaret Malcolm, Selina Smith, Jeanette Goodwin lDanceJ. an My The' lirsl formal g1l'2ldllHll0ll exvrvise was held ul llulmlws in l9lf'3. with six girls rereiving rliplumas. l'if-Iurvrl ahovv is the Class of 1916. with Miss illio lvlaslvrs in the rPar rmv. 42 2.0-A, bs-'A.l..A2L-1 Vo xy' AM.m WM4'wM1WT'm'-Q2 - 0--W. -but +- gyg' W- 0'v,N,9i' So l w1Llnu:.oTL1.uu.7t,,,,1.,f,,wY:F2LJn4. 4, f -10-12 UK-gav' Ofwmi ol' fx ti, ,ff ,, ,Q ft Y yi'- 9,9 i V ff . -xi' e959 A, i v'f,!'f of rf' tydjgig cy, J Wylt, v :fr kpy cfhv P09 X PW? 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Q1-,,fM,,,L,L M A 0.1. . , 1 . 7 .c Quai-1. .L Lg,c,9.4L5L,,J,,' ,ffgf L-bca, 4, .1 ,, J zz: Q- Q LC F71 A Q. alfacgb 4.466 ' 1 ' eA'Jx'- C 1.16 4' Gllain f IIPTB e f - , X1 M' 5,-fe. 11. ivnxlu Q . xhotslilz .ygygil C. Qlqvnk fn . NAINICY DAY lsmu. H. F. D. No. .5 Newark, Delaware Vice-President of the Senior Brillo I often wonder what makes So fascinating. 3- Fu Yf .1601 f Class people ivy fe ' xrfzi N' ' X ui r . Q, U fx 'M r Q E112 Qllzum nf 19 5 2 INNI I Alil I ION ANIISIIIIIIX II I I NI I NIIII I fn fo. ..f'5m.i J fm' -f 'T ' AI rxm mx' .I.I. Ajm' ,Q 557 I 92 Ste Gus arINP 4 I. ? 54 Crosse Ihuighr S. Whig I y N Lf E .0 i - I' XS 3 I J 6 A 1, A I,iIIIc- Ckagl. Iwiffeungs ' I Q J A5 jf 'Ente f'-SE' W' J: '5 I ig! w- fri . ,cb ey 18 2 sfy QC sf-w .3187 .X l:.ig?.,s5'f57-Y L5 . Af If ,X fvlafls fSGlJ 0. I 5. A of ' I ' ,., iw ' .CMM an g5?ilJtfi..i.. KXLWMYD 7, W ,yy pu. L.,.if2i:T,f ., forgo gay Mg' . MW If . 3933255 MMM MARYH DODGE BALDWIN 3-L XYv6Sill10l'f'i8.Ild Pinot' Sl. Louis H. Missouri fllari With invxlinguishaimlf- laughter shook the sky. 19 lo..J..L.-8 LELI A BARRY 103 Ifast 75th Street New York, New York Lvil Dc-light and Disorder. Uhr Gilman nf IH 5 E f lah w -lax YN uf nw' SI-5031... filwlw ru.. CV FLORENCE PINKERTON MARY HARRISUN ISLOOMER BERNARD 4407 Grace Avenue 1424- Woodstock Drive Newark, New York Dayton, Ohio Mary Policy The world is four-Hfths work and Study as if you will live forever one-fifth play. Live as if you will die tomorrow. l'll lake a Hflll. Uhr 0112155 nf 1552 20 lCI,lZAl3lC'l'll FOIRSYTH BOWDICN Ardsley Park lrvinglon, New York Bally Slw loo will somelliing nmlee anal llivrv will lie joy in lllt' making. 21 mwah 5ZhbQ.wQ30Nvvo..l 'Rum monk , ' gg SQ M P waz '95 W' ELQRQQALSPAN-bQLL1QQ.9.yQ.LE'CaClALSa.A. c.n.uA..JQ:1,Sm.v.9mf:.5t'u.-.afLp.7-LQ, M1952 'Era HLlZAl3li'1'H KIDSTQ JN BU N K ICR 7-10 South Elm Street Hinsdalfg lllinois LI- Huw mmlesl. kindly. ull-accom plisllecl, wise. 'l1PQ1lz155 nf 1952 lIA'l'IllCRINI'1 BOYKIN CARLSON 02 Park Road Sc-arsdalv. New York Callzy A dunvingz shape. an irnagc' gay. To Imunl. lu sturllv. and may-lay Q-can Lada - Q-spun-4 4 if G-G-7, 4 4-gq.Ll LINDA I,AW'lHfNClf CARTIQR :J if 2 4 182 Farmington Road a . -I ' I,m1g1nwudum. N1z1ssac'husetts+e . GL I Carter : ! W ' To live long is almost every one's 5 A, mush. lllll lo lwe well IS the am- I .daoid lution of u few. Ti I 1-0 , 'Nan 1 I-g7.a..s.-n..lJNv 714-5- lf-44-in- 4.gg4-G, wZJh Zl- 414us 6-Q-4.4.37 964.4-Lp L4-4.4.9 'd.4-of 'r-iq --CJ-G4-9-18-4.4 GQ 4-474 ei44'l7 . -Co-va, 1-Yr. 22 ALISON CHALM ERS 2 Circle Road Scarsdale, New York Alison, And all sorts of funny thoughts run round my head. 23 NANCY RUFFNEH CHILTON l266 Loudon Heights Road Charleston, West Virginia Clmbby Whirled by whim. Ellyn Gilman nf 1 H 5 E PRISCIILLA CUUCH 40 Chase Road Srarsflale, New York l'riIl MARGARET RAIN DALE Pocanlico Hills Tarrytown, New York Mrgy The templation to laugh was too A m0df'5fWi1Yv 21 fl'i9Uflly Smile great. 'hrQI1am5 nf 1952 'hP0l1z155 nf 1952 MARIE CLAUDE DH LA SALLE 60 East 54th Street New York 22. New York Clllllllflb I have said l um Sirk of four walls and ai Ceiling I lime :reviled tht sky. in Z3-My f 25 i , she ww ould he. Uhr Gilman nf 19 5 2 SUSAN SEYMOUR DHAPHR liocusl l arm Harrington. Illinois Toodic If laughter were money, how rich 'Bunk ' i 3 O Qmv. . . mlmm 11493: thi, qinkg, wang lfICI,IlIlA ANN on im 'uf 'Q 1150 oak Knoll In-iw ' '-Xuujj Youngstown, Ohio qu V WMO. I'c PL! ' blluw My life is like a stroll upon lllllu , beach, qu Ceiling us near lo the 0ItdIl.S edge Am as I can reach. wpxvz.,Qu1Duo.t1o: Qlidmsngummu ' +1-Vtwh-un. 26 953-o IIARULYN IVRANCIES DURHAM NELLE QUINCE EVANS 6,1-1 Walden Road 1268 Loudon Heights Road Winnetka, Illinois Charleston, West Virginia . Carol Quince When you wish upon a star, I have often been in need of a thor ll makes no dilference who you are oughbred excuse. Uhr Gilman nf IH 5 2 27 l ANN l AliNSW0liTlI 515 Oakwood Avenue Luke Forest, Illinois Ajax If to her share some female fall, Look on lac-r fare and you'll them ull. Uhr 0112155 M1952 gazdyt. ING-ln!-H - Qstn-h-.sys-N-l l..Q622:-b 2'sse..saSQf'ld+hhB, , 1-acual, nerd-Vt.nA.-I-Y l. 'C a G-I-l 0'-1 BCI-f+0C5'HS4Dbcn.ni.s.u:s+h uerozl- a...aa.Lt -to qmail suhsispl l'f'i'll q n-AQQ Wbcs WGML.-l-wr-s.uii C-Gl'u-e..dc-.nnsenib 'Bum 1-L. mms?-M Q-ww 'ESF' K-SP4-he.C4e:r.-I CL'-LSi'..'Jzb....uggk,,',gg, Cgc:1::a:L REE-A qznuk. 'io can-rang txvgh. 'E CYNTHIA ANN14: lfiiimis 9' 10 East Trail G' ' 2 Darien, llonncrlic-ut mm ' Cinnic error Every why llutll a wherefore-. forget 28 IIAN YAH M l LDR ICD l lC'l I'l'I l5 Holly lioull XY-lllixllllg. West Virgiml 111111111111 Hou mud and bull and sad it wus, lint lllell how il was swvel. 11120112155 nf 1552 MARY ISUULTUN FISKE Sheldon Avvnuc Tarrytown, New York Mary The words pour forth like magic 29 'ls ' X 'd UM 01l5!55-g ' Hi 1.5. 2 'Ili 74 qhs ,-' ' X,-1,N,sQ's.. PX r . ' , 'nil-,' A . 5. 'V 1 x-,ixv G,.,X.,. 16 . ,. ,NX iS., Q . ,Q . ., , -. . y if-. x DOHOTHH CIOHRR GUl,I'I Cladavres Farms Middlesex. Ne-w York Dot Loves makes the world go round. MAHllARl'I'l' H Al I ., rw lnfb Ind Lum X'0llllQISlUN'Il, f .Uurgw Love' IIlklk0S time rvin I knnu xx hcl 0 P M. MARY HASTINGS Lewis Ruud ton-on-lliulsmi. New York .llary 'Q I-Ill going. l think 31 wean- wLiJA- C 9 CIJO--br-nu-LcJ0'l'Ku44.q, I A . JUAN YANDKLL HICNNING p Q n Lime Kiln Lane vnu Louisville, Kentucky W I 0 forznic True humility: the highest virtue, the mother of them all. 5 I Q Q 4 .5 f ..f.- -P+ ' -1 1, A 02.7757 mi. E112 0112155 wa.-uv 0 CJ-ua. 64-2.4, nf 1a5a7,C2fiL .jpu cz Z0?27fe 0 5-uf X if-tg. UQQLKJGJ-. . 4'1rxLm JA'w.Cq VMI' any, .. ,. . S, , mx,-,Ju O'-N1dUV,'!'-x 'K' KAL USLLA .i I, . 03 -,Nz 'X' VNLJLQNT x, jig' Qffi QQ Q kg?-3 44-in 1111 Af' 3'f'f., 5lw.y l,l1. u.:,',4 Y, 4 , 1' IA, il'l','x,' iM:'I . 'Y !f.,'T 'f 'fl Q 1 X I I , UJZQ2 Q 11 X ' ' , 3 fl J 'J J AI HIIC TUMPSON I1llNIll'Ilil URD CAlil.lfNlC l.lf'I'ITl,-X HUNT 7110 Wvsl 1l14xn'4' land llrivv W'eslvit-xx Avenue Sl. Louis 5, Missouri Nashville. Tn-11119. ll T c'f' 11. CIIFICIIL' 0 parts f9llliIIiIN om' part fire. A mirror of llt'l'SUll21lily Ehr Qllanz nf IH 5 2 liellec-ling stcrling quulily. 32 Ihr Gllawz nf IH 52 .l.MIQUl'il,lNlC LLOYD JICNKS MAHUARICT KICISICY JONES 532 llivurtl llolllcvartl 2355 Commonwealth Park South Crosse Pointe. Wliclligan Columbus 9. Ohio !lll'A'I'l' 1'llllI!Q,'gif? Wil. now and then. struvk smartly. The isorlfl is hut a jest and all things leave at spark. show itg l uwrl to think it. now l know il. Qdhznxg Kidz, - L - -afloflz-L25 e!Lc?p' P41-Qff' lair ' .Ziwv ozzuah- ,fl-ed? 01 IT Lib' . -4 - - -611.13 ,UU w:.:- t0ru'0ffU- A1-ousaldnaa. f l UL I ,,7j54,J2L' GOJU' ML, 1 Q Gig '-47h.4..a. 9 'fY ! 124 'Lil ,Zin cf Q71 c .5 2'c'LlLl I cf. 921' 1 J' Z!-en.-1. li ' , aut' ,rang Q-jd-Od, in-La.: 152262.15 Q-4-4-ol.. W 9' I I-614414 -' . I 1111: X' I Q .4.,'-1' --714-..-.7i Ng X . -C 4'40t4Q-A-0 .QQ5 ,AJKJLCCI , Z' I I if -04544 Wff. C N VZCF- 5 -125026,-' 'D-may ,,lQ.,f0L 022 . I Q fi xafflit-52-. 1 'KLLIVT -. pvuvf.v. IL - l '91l'. UQAI ..a. f'f 33 f -II V1-ffffl -cc 1 .f.Q. . fif-X 1 . ' Af'-Q U A,f'l , - .0-47 1.7 'C w 4 . 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I 5 Q . 0 - I fin ' I Q , L My 5 .M -tw lf ,-If 'GLW yr tt 1' J, ghrtts. ,LM r:AvtiI.t: lmktixczlli RUTH ANNE 15311: I 4 V- . W . if QQ tfljz tlowmeu' York 3:7 ffhfelmavrffs Avenue- vlb 'If Q ' X 'h 'v JY' ..lqo P,-' nf-j,!!f,,fR0lH.ny Sm-arsdule. New York Ltvl 'Ti 9 kv , xr' ' F , LI Rulllia' ,L M ,gy illuxsulllct lu' urgunwnt for u WWI, ..', 5 'U , ' I I Lilllglllvl' for u month. 'Ls 2-'s' Q A dancing doll with a twinkle' h rr' v kt. L , V 4 . ,J l .VMI A.-Mud Z1 good jest f wma :vi PYP v F' QV 43 th, . L4 jp U t K til I . 5 P- Y, . I . , it ,f fa asf. V f ?3WV Y vi. l O , Vi' gl! Fffvadfht L! ,fy vsfl-U 5.5 ff p tk' -J P x s Q' t 1: 35 51112 0112155 nf 1 H 5 2 l'AUI.lNl'I lVlaclVllI,I,AN Route- 5 Vl'ayzata. Nlinnesota Plllllll Where flitl you get your eyes so blue? Out of the sky as l vamv through Ghz Gilman nf IH 5 2 M, 1,, H- I.lCSI.l IC A N N NI ASUN l22 lftlgars Lane llastlugs-on-Huclsou. New York Lf-s Little girl of mighty power, Cllurmer of un idle hour. 36 120 North HUWIIILIII Aw N to 'B fssasmv t XLIIIIC l1lllilS'I'INlC Mll.l,l-,li Nh-rion. Pvttutsylxatnizl pilin- l'll0l'I'Illl ta-mpt-r jonm-tl with nmot-t-nw. ll Ili' Il1vQI1z1wa nf 1952 J ICAN W IIIKWI li IC IVIILLICIQ H14 South Main Street llomvr. Nvw York ,lranallla Why dotfl the hoys propose. mama xxhy don-t thv hoys prolnosv? Uhr 0112155 nf IH 5 2 SH IRLICY YVIILLS The Wvstviiesle-I' Cathedral Avvnuv, N. W.. Vivushinglmi. D. C. Sliirl live gmt ai por-kvtflll oi' rlrvuni L. SARAH HAMILTUN MINOR 3875 Clifton Avenue liiiwiiiiiuli 20, Ohio Suv She lives life. she fi0f'Sll'l pass il ily. CV' an A we 1-ZF . -2? L ' ' 27x94 yffi' W Q,..-,Q Q. l fy 494' dai-'iw yy 1 P' ' aNd 'sy J Qfrjy lf' az,-b 17:0 5,9 ,A T xy., 38 by: :Jw Lg' ' ' n fx -1 Sify i 1. W, ' 4 1 .Ay 9 .. in .. if , . Q 1 Q., LJ ELIZABETH DEWEY MOSS 15 Kingsbury Road Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusetts Libby She gave her heart to he gay grave at will. 39 FLORENCE HOPE MOXON 637 North Euclid Avenue Oak Park, Illinois Hopie ller heart, it loves the joy of fun Uhr 0112155 nf IH 5 2 i '5- v ' .ffl MM, YL r-1 1 !wLpf'7,1fff'l J fiff' XHW - i X I . ' q' Q M 1 HOL 6 Nc L w'LJ,,If'j ,JJ c'L M J - ,full f . ,, , ,, ,... fr' ., SANDRA i.ARNlNl,lUN NAM! MAIN hllzI4lIINb Nl',V8l'.l,I. llurmwk Plum I3 Oxford limul Ardslvy-on-Iludsml. Nvxs Yurk lmllgzlm-uflmx. AlLlS5LlI'hllSf'HS Su ncly 51011 what xc-ul. wllul fury llulh inspired lhvv mm. Uhr Qllzum nf IH 5 2 Luwanlul41r'm1gl1c'zu1lml lm Incl. 40 CA Rl DLYN CEC I LIA OMAN Belle Meade Boulevard Nashville, Tennessee Currie Some day I'lI final an endless moment. 41 Uhr Gilman nf IH 5 E REBECCA HOOKER PAINE Box 20, Route 133 Duluth, Minnesota Hvvlfy She who sings frightens away her ills. w ,f Uhr 0112155 ni 1 H 5 2 MARTHA KING MACXIOUN PARSONS 800 Saint Ceorgc-'s Road liullinwrv 10. Maryland Polly l'm not an anti-anylhingisl. JOAN AN N l'l'f'l'lCli2-RON 1 w . lurn of RIYCI' limul Slilllll-0l'd. cI0llllCl'liI'lll l'r'lc lndustry without url is lrrulu MARY LUUX PILLSRURY Nut Swamp Road Middletown, New Jersey CAROL KENT Pl PPE 11 Ridge Road Rronxville, New York Dubie C- P- I'll tickle your catastrophe. She etands on her tip toes to touch the starsg and she may even attain them. Eh? Gilman nf IH 5 2 fw! sg SH I RLICY RICICV ICS PII I CIC 58 Hemlock Drive Sleepy Hollow Manor North Turryloun. Nm-w York Sl: i rl 1' y Never lIIlfI6'I'6SIIIII21I9 thi- power ol a redhead. 'HPQIIM5 nf 1952 CYNTIIIA IIILICY 9 Old Colony lioud w'0I'l'0SIflI'. Nlussuclxllselts Cinn lll' acl to wallow or my Ilt'ill'I woulm 'Q' got out. 4-I JANIYI' XMIM' SH Alilif JN W7 llourl Slrvvl I,lilllSlilll'QI. N1-xx York In n days arc pl1unlon1 dub I llll mu' llw sllaulmx uf il I ll N '1p2Ql1z1wa Y nf 1952 LICSLI If lIUA'I'lCS SH ICRMAN 20 wbmvdley Ruud xx'illlll'lkLl. Illinois lavs .-X uilfl inuxginulion rum mlm' the dulll-sl ui wh-S. Ura-:Y-this 4 -L C 'evlssoav Oven-b ,,,, ,Q R ' Qvxb 'IZ huh Fd wnoodclv-wg bsbvu.-ls ab li 5n.:I? us.:-an-5, sal!!! 4 ,,,.........:.., S.-A-6 M-vi qos! N-ol bmah .xii inn-o sv-4 -l's' vc4 Nm 1 ,I .I U., 5:9960 S124 hwy. .sus -,nl!A 'is 'iQg Q4 .yswb -nu-vS,xss 5,,.,.Ml I ,LQ sa.,-,, -,....hl-IN, o L41-f, XA 11120112155 nf 1952 DUN DTHY LAN LIN IN SM l'l'H HSI! f:WylIlll' limul xIAl'll1llIliF. Tl'IllIl'SSt'C Holly Flu' rule- of mx' llfv IS lu make' llllil- nvss an plc'zls11l'a'. and lbIt'21Slll't' my lmsirless. K wwf 'r' . NIA HCA N I-IT DAY SM ITH IQHH Gwynne Road Nferuphis. TPIIIIOSSCQ' l'f's'm' Her slylc and hm' svnIi1nc'nts are her own. Dana. KABA, 'DG-I-l'P tl dhtavscsnftd Lp-u HQ.,0'l. Two L..-ggg4 29.0-fo .td C1.n..n.d -U 'a qamnr Qian. wr. u.s.l.u LO-xAJ.'L Q42 fn 61-1t,:.'-1044 QLD Q., 1 oa.'. Lack, 46 'I' 7:0 Alla. Cgl. j.r.fI'. -glad iftl. JM. ,1.!f11., ,Lf-CCCLu.4a. .nfl-41ll,Lf-C..,:.J'L, D rLA.t,-L-'1n.0'L4:. -J Af .xJf J-v,'1,vf, fun.:-4. ffwzw- 'm.au. f ' ' ffv-'60 ,1,1,uw17.g,w,, dau,-iff!-401. .ff Mid . ' , y 1 v f i Clif ofieigkij CGQLA. aw- 'yd-can.. l2CMluA.2.f0m.gw V N2-44 51. llAlilill'IT IiUFl NEli STONE Llewellyn Park Wvsl Urange, New Jersey vin:-s neun., I Ula-vu. oe. 4314: annq mu! main., O . 5-L1 CQ lxwv-m41'h.4.xq lLstQ,gpq, Syg1, 5455 .Tlbdx ln 155715. 'A't.A.p ihgf, ., k.g. ...,.1l-pu. 10119. 'r' ' hack task ,Pu . ll-KX aw. ixlfim . KL,-5a0l'x ' -1-l.l.kg'1. 'lknrf s1Qosf mgillx QWIL I. ..lc.vlr Ma . 15. s 'U-147' nhl x lf wit haiku an!-L.qv1l!: 'FZ wa sic-4 ' sit-lam. KnAaan-ni!!-in-lull!! 'INV'-C-'U1 Luis h L-gg q4.LB:.l-1134-03'-,'WS 4-Lin ?m9d9hUun 'NL' LH ind?u4q'9'55 Q.-vu.-, Old Banksville Road L-,gg . Armonk, New York llalsy Lara 'flu' l'K'ilS0ll firm. the lclnlwrule mill, A penny for h9I'lllOllgl1lS. l':IHlllI'illK'i'. foresight, Sllllllgllll and skill. 4-7 E112 Qllaum nf 1,5 5 2 l. +110 l', doni- PRlSClI,l.A ANN THORCHRSICN Dows Lane Irvington, New York Pal Forlmidden things have a sevrel vharm. Uhr Gilman nf IH 5 2 DQALA LL. qc,-QQjlj5QCJ,u'e.,'L1LL1.v.Lu.hJA. GLLHKLWLY QQgJ4,..5,LBu.a'z.Q .Quid- :gQ.aJ.u..xieiu.L .I.Lu.C.ULd.10'wJ pujtq own 44J.J.A.L'A 01fn,63.a1.' MPP- 1'm L.,Q4.,uc...1A .Lanz l Lim bukd- ,LQK JJL.u.L.L. U-A.Uu.Ju ANNE GORDON AUDUISUY TYLICH l airgr0nnds Ruud Vlbodbriilge. Connecticut ,flnniv l'll roar yon. as 'Users' ans nightingale. 48 VIRGINIA ANN VIADIMIII 20 IlainsImro Road Sm-umiule. New York Ginny A Iillle nonsense nun and lhen rvIisI1vcI Ivy the Iwsl of men. Ihvmlaaa nf 1952 ISICV IfIiI.Y JI IAN V055 2001 VI'averIy Avenue' Ilulnth. IVIinnesola I rather pride when lo stand when to sil on lim' myself that I know on my dignity, and il. 4 9 mln-we Uhr Gilman A nf 1952 EUGENIE HOWARD WALLACE JEAN PARKINSON WHFEIJCII 839 East Monroe Avenue 20 Soundview Circle Kirkwood 22, Missouri Wvhite Plains, New York Binkiv Jl'llIlit' Across the gateway of my heart, Heart on her lips, and soul within I wrote no thoroughfaref' her eyes. But love came laughing hy and cried, I Q . I enter everywheref, U habla J' 1.4.1 W +04 M'-L 50 FJ Ld-411, . '7 'I 42 -1.31 4' i 2-Lu.. 1tLn,,zj,,,,,q -if-14.4, Mmwq 'Auf-nnniin 'C'o,,Qu0 f 1 ANN WHITNICY WH ITINC ' 1,1 North Bl'0i1dWily frvinglon-on-Hudson. New York ,4 nn. Fools rush in where angels fear lu go. ROBERTA DIANI-I WORTH Marsh Hun Somerset. Virgima Missiv Hare 1-ompound of oddity. frolic and fun. 0120112155 ni 1952 51 Qllaas will E, the Class of 1952, have acquired in our years at Dobbs many valuable posses- sions which we do will and bequeath to you, our successors, with the hope that you will enjoy them as much as we have. We, the Senior Non-Residents, will this parking space to the Juniors in the hope that they will keep the trees as well-trimmed as we have. Room 3-7 Estherwood wills their special outlook on future life to those of the in- coming Senior class who are looking for it. I, Julie E., will my ever-expanding waistline to ,Iulie C. We, Nadie, Brillo, and Schreiber, will Room 2-D, the messiest room in the house. to whoever can keep up its good name. We, Dotty and Peggy, will our ad infinitum excuses for being late and our excellent ability for making beds to our sister, Madeleine. I, Jackie Jenks, will my prophecies to Linda Hart. I, Laura Strong, will my head-bouncing ability to Penny Cleghorn in hopes that she will use it to its best advantage. We, Whitey, Sam, Thorgy, and Wheel, the Royal Daughters of the Foreign Legion, do hereby leave our honorable society to Heidi Tschudy, Susie Driver and Rhody Phelps. I, Ann Farnsworth, will the Bird to anyone who is hungry. I, Carolyn Oman, will St. Michael to anyone who feels the need. I, Carlene Hunt, will my confederate flag to Susie Driver. I, Harriet Ruffner Stone, do hereby will Helen Lawrence Strater my Modern Woman Badge. We, Prill Couch and Mary Fiske, will our Choate weekends to Anne in hopes that she can manage them better than we did. I, Lexie Angell, will my tea-brewing ability to Mulfie Reybine and Karen Dudley. We, Sam and Al, do hereby will our knowledge of the Archives to the class of '77. I, Cinnie Ferris, will all my calories to any strong-willed person with an adding machine. I, Chubby Chilton, will my two pearlies to any junior who feels the need of shock- ing some teacher at an opportune moment. 52 Svrninr 151111 Best all round girl-Von Rumohr, Schreiber Done the most for Dobbs-Emery Done Dobbs for the most-75th Anniversary, Smith twins Most fascinatinge-Class of '52 Most energetic-Stone, Baldwin Laziest-Price, Evans, Minor Wittiest-Carter Most intellectual-Bunker Most gullible--I ones, Brill Most likely to succeed-Bunker Least tactful-Peterson Most dependable-Jeffry Hot air merchant-Smith twins, Barry Most unconscious-Bernard, Peterson Most argumentativeAA. Miller, Nash Most respected-Schreiber, Emery Biggest blufler-Chilton, Barry Most fun to be with-vacations, Worth Most talented-Sharron Least conventional-Price, Moxon Dreaded fate-No mate, mumps quarantine Pet gripe-closed weekends, people who go First and foremost comes-graduation, food Favorite vice-you'd be surprised, men lf we had the money, weid-dispense with the 75th First to be married-Cule, Newell, Oman 3 53 on a diet tomorrow Q l 5 :fi M3053 wg :S EOHEOAQQE M5 :gsm dw E 5:5 Egmim E595 Hmm? me WEA we E 3:03 O--HE U aww: Ugwwgom WO new-gem HW HEWMEMEO Swain Eau-W M wiigiw smudge maggie Owdw WO DE: CO 183200 Om HO! wig 2: NAEWEONIOS N WEEE JSEUEP' N mam E3 mv-E 83 mi? Em Egg 2:5 be Ewa ig as :ga ba .Big Wagga.: :N mkgw SOM ham :DOM 2 gm H H-E3 305- gy: Lmgg Eng? 233 5? :ENE we page gg P-Sm :Sw 3 hndwhmz Macaw: 222 UA S wEOw OHIO? Tram 99 :Em 5 gg :E-mv? 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IDWHUWHOAMYH 2:Umcm w-:Em E23 gsm Hausa H-:Em H2332 gem EBSQ ENE:-im Dm-W3 Matin-m Big' ,semviom 254 EE ia-5 SE 5-im Hlvrll SNK Duhlm Giirl lluir Ifx iv Lam l'1'Ilf'Q' ff-yas lm-liu Hurry Nusa' VI'l'l'Il HllIlQlt'l'I.Ul'll Slllfll' xlillf lfiflw Ifulrllrlmirfll ljillllil' Hill x l,l.lIllll1'.S Susan lllwllwn' lmuzgfz Nlnryn- lhxlclxx in llruuls I4-flic Slll'l'IlIilIl lwyura' Jean xlllll'l' fwfw lmrm l'cll'l'Qml .rv , K ffflffillgl' - Xuuvy llhilluu fffnlfzrx tlilflllfll Urnan Iiwnhvru T WAS a hot .lune day reminiscent of other Class Days. However, this particular one was an especially great occasion-the 100th Anniversary. As we stood on the landing field directing the incoming helicopters and greeting returning alumnae, we thought about Dobbs as we had known it in 1952. It is hard to remember the gym and circle houses of our day. ln their place stand magnificent structures of an architect's dream. We cannot resist the temptation to leave the landing field and just take a peek at the swimming pool and bowling alleys in the basement of the new gym. They are hard to believe, but the indoor tennis courts! On our way back we notice that instead of a path up the hill there is an escalator connecting Cushing with Masters Hall. We hear this was installed to promote punctuality, and that in winter it is covered so the headmistress need not remind the girls to wear Hcover- ingsi' on their heads. Looking at the TV aerials which cover the roofs of the new circle houses fapparently only seniors are allowed to have TV in their roomsl, we notice that the helicopters are having trouble landing. We hurry back, making a detour around the new polo field and miniature golf course. As we pass Masters Hall we notice a familiar figure standing behind a Salvation Army kettle. When she asks us to Put a nickel in the drum and save a soulf' we recognize her. It is . She tells us that she has been doing this work ever since her husband had gone as a missionary to China, leaving her with twelve children. Beside her we notice another old classmate. It is Mar! Hastiggs, who is trying to raise money for her summer camp in Vermont. When we finally arrive at the landing field Betty becomes engrossed in conversation with Shirle Mills, who is now designing stage sets for the Met. They are discussing old times on Phoenix Tech Staff. As another plane comes whizzing in we go over to talk to its occupants, Anne Kaiser and Lelia Barry. They have just returned from the London closing of their Broadway smash hit, 'fMe and the Kingf, Anne, who was such a success as Orpheus, seems to have had a brilliant career in men's roles, while Lelia's rendition of uWe Kiss in Broad Daylighti' is famous. Coming toward us from her plane is Anng Schreibgr who, Lelia tells us, is married to a prominent surgeon and is the leading member of her community. Anne has some sad news. Neither Linda Carter nor l can come. Linda was planning to come down by dog sled from Alaska and Alexia was to come on skis, but there is not enough snow for them to travel. We learn also that Stebbie Newell, who owns one of the largest horse ranches in W'yoming, has been kept home with a horse with hoof and mouth disease. .lust then the field telephone rings. It is Libby Moss saying she has missed the last ferry from Martha's Vineyard and will arrive a little late. She says also that she has had a letter from Cynthig Riley, saying that her plane has broken down and that she will have to miss this great occasion. Cynthia, we learn, is busy raising children in California after graduating from Stanford with honor. We notice it is getting late and decide to go down to Estherwood. Paplg MggMillan, who has just arrived from Minnesota, offers to wait for .lane Amesbury and take over our job of directing trafiic. On entering Estherwood, where there is to be an informal meeting of the class of 1952, we find that only a few are there. In the library ligurg Strong is trying to sell LAVA soap to the Smith twins, Dotty and Peggy. Dotty, who is replacing Miss 59 Alliger as Head of Permissions because of the experience she gained trying to get Yale weekends, is not so sure she wants any of the soap. She is, however, aiding Laura in trying to sell some to Peggy. Peggy tells us that at the moment she is exhibiting some of her current canvases at the Museum of Modern Art. Behind the twins and Laura stands Becky Paine, who 'heads the Dobbs posture classes, and Marye Baldwin, the manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. They are arguing about the best way to touch your toes. They come over to us and ask our opinion, but we, not being experts on the subject, are no help. Wandering into the library we meet Jackie Jenks, Mar aret Hall and Carlene Hunt. Jackie did all the 100th Anniversary art work, and Carlene is teaching athletics and giving instructions in the correct southern drawl. They have been helping Margaret, who has replaced Mr. Penn, in going over the library to see whether room can be made for the 100th Anniver- sary allotment of books. Laura, who has just come from the basement to get change for a candy bar, tells us that Teen Hunggrford is now the little woman in the coin-changing machine in the Rec Room. From the general conversation we learn that Mary Blogmgr is still trying to raise sheared raccoons but is not having much success. Tired out from all the chatter we take advantage of Jackie's suggestion that we go up to the terrace where a fashion show, Dobbs Down the Years, should pro- vide some amusement. The terrace is swarming with alumnae, but we manage to grab seats just as the show starts. We notice Jean Miller sitting next to us. She tells us in confidential tones that she now has a controlling share of stock in the womenis clothing industry, and therefore is very interested in this show. We then hear her arguing with a person in the seat next to her who turns out to be Nancy Brill, the directing power behind the director of the Stock Exchange. .lust then a murmur runs through the crowd. The reason is Ann Farnsworth, carrying a sunlamp fappar- ently remembering Dobbs fogsj and modeling Bermuda clothes. She strolls over, and after some reminiscing, gives us news of Nancy Qhilton and Tudy Draper. Nancy, who has gained fame designing clothes for the fat girl at Lane Bryant, has helped to design the clothes for this show. Tudy, who has spent years doing the- atrical coaching, has taught the models for this show how to walk properly. From our conversation we glance up long enough to notice one of the models. It is En Peterggn who apparently has volunteered to model the modern Dobbs uniform. We are a little surprised by the strapless middies, but they are really more prac- tical for basketball. We learn that Joan, who spent the early part of her career modeling stockings, now has taken Marlene Dietrich's title of the grandmother with the most beautiful legsf' We are discussing various means of keeping one's figure when we hear a commotion in the back. As we turn around we are confronted with a truck full of fat, black-haired kids, all giving the confederate yell. In the driver's seat, obviously undisturbed, sits Missie Worth, to whom the kids without a doubt belong. They all pile out and we talk over old times together with only an occasional glance at the fashion show. From the fashion show we go on to lunch which is set up among the gardens in a square between the new dormitories, the Hill houses and Masters Hall. When we enter the square, Pgpcy Bernard rushes up to point out our seats, which are at a table with many old classmates. Poncy has become an expert on giving directions as a result of her job of directing trailic in the Holland Tunnel. From the end of the table Mary Fiske tells us that the delicious lobster which we are eating was specially imported from her home on Cape Porpoise, Maine. She also recommends 60 highly the dessert we are having, it is the very best ice cream. Mary knows, being an expert on such things since her school days. We are quiet for a while, for at this point the entertainment begins. The first on the program is Jan Sharron who, being famous for her ability to dance while playing her own accompaniment, has been asked to perform. Next Maggie ,jones steps forward to raise the lid of the piano for Fe Drury, the great concert pianist, who is scheduled to play Midnight Blues. After Miss Drury there is a general cry to hear the famed Miss Leslie Mason. Leslie, we remember, gave up the piano to become U. S. Ambassador to Somaliland. Having played a short piece, she comes over to our table. She tells us of her life in Somaliland and reminds us that Sand! is now the successor to Eva Peron as dictator of Argentina. .lean Wheeler has become Sandy's interpreter because of her ability to speak fluent Spanish. At this point Evie Lawrence, who is still trying to lose twenty pounds at Elizabeth Arden to become a model, turns on a little portable radio to hear the end of the Vet- erans' National Singles tennis championship. We recognize the voice of Anng Tyler, the announcer for the game, as she informs us that Prill Couch has just beaten Carol Pope 22-20, 16-18, 35-33. As we stroll from the square back to the terrace discussing the news we have heard from our classmates, we realize that we have really been away a long time and that our class has made some valuable contributions to the world. We reach the terrace in time to hear Liz Bunker begin her speech to raise funds for test planes for a new aviation course. Pat Thorgersen, because of her knowledge of the Air Force, will be an instructor. Again we are able to find seats, this time next to Sue Minor and Ginn! Vladimjr who are discussing their recent publications. Sue has just finished a book of cartoons, Minor and Evil. Cinny's collection of stories about imaginary animals is at the head of the children's best-seller list. Just then Ann Whiting arrives, decked out in a riding habit. She announces that she will be riding in Madison Square Garden come fall, and hopes she will be able to find someone to stay with her children on their horse farm in Maryland. Liz Bunker comes down to speak to us. We learn that along with her duties as chairman of the 100th Anniversary she is leading a busy social life in Chicago. As she is talking, two late-comers arrive. They are H3 who has just come up from the Dobbs Ferry Movie House where she is a matron, and Bluth Lawrence, who has been busy drilling holes in the ceilings of the new buildings. At 3 o'clock the Juniors are scheduled to put on their play, MPrunella,,' but it is 3:20 by the time it starts. While waiting for it to begin we wander around talking to old friends. Dot Gule, who helps her husband run their model dairy farm in Middlesex, N. Y., tells us that she has a daughter in the play. When the play starts we watch with doubled interest to see Dotis child, who turns out to be one of the dancing townsfolk. The play itself is worthy of the 100th Anniversary, for the girls execute everything to perfection. After the play we chat for a few minutes with th L sle, who is now prima ballerina in the Sadler Wells Ballet Company. She agrees wit us that the dancing was good and says that she has heard that the girls worked two years on it in the gym classes. Following the party we wait for the traditional mantle ceremony. We notice -Nia Von Rumohr hurrying around, and when she comes over we learn the reason for her rush. Because this is such an important mantle ceremony she has been coaching the participants, and is worried that everything will not go smoothly. 61 After the mantle ceremony, which is performed expertly, we are honored with a speech from the first woman president of the United States, Juljg Emery. Enor- mous precautions have been taken to guard the president. This explains the pres- ence of Dubie Pillsbury, who is one of the top detectives in the F. B. I. During the speech, Carolyn Qman holds the mike for Julie while Maggie ,lones pours water for her. In her speech Julie gives a short talk to the seniors in which she impresses them a great deal by telling of her days at Dobbs. As a matter of fact, the seniors are not the only ones impressed by Julie for we, the alumnae, parents, faculty and entire school are awed by the fact that an alumna of the school has become presi- dent and is actually talking to us. , As we wander down to Estherwood again we meet .lane Amesbury. She has found Paula and is anxious to see whether the candy which she has supplied from her confectioneris store has arrived yet. There is a large crowd already gathered for tea, and we find Joan Henning, now a famed frontier nurse, aiding those who have come late to find their way through the mass of alumnae. Hope Moxon, who found the frontier for Joan, is helping her. While trying to balance our teacups we see Leslie Sherman approaching. She tells us that she has had a long and happy career modeling nail polish for Revlon. Just then two familiar figures walk by, deep in conversation. We overhear Shirley Prige, who has become a famed hair stylist since she gave poodle haircuts on TV, telling Lee Day, who does singing com- mercials on TV, that her station is far superior to Lee's. Lee, it seems, has been invaluable to Carol Durham, Polly Parsons and uince Evans, who have become prosperous growing and marketing prunes and All-Bran. She does all their singing commercials under the direction of Cinnie Ferris and Bev Voss. Cinnie, because of her great executive ability, is the companyis business manager and Bev gained her business experience at Dobbs. As we are discussing TV and prunes, Binkie Wallace walks up. She tells us that she has given up teaching the tango and is now married to a minister. She also says that she has had a letter from ' say- ing that because she is busy planning her daughter's debut in Paris, she will have to miss our reunion. Just as we are about to leave, Cath! Carlson comes dashing in. It seems she has forgotten what time it is and has only iust arrived. We all feel very sad at leaving but are glad to have seen what a wonderful place Dobbs has become and are much impressed with our now illustrious classmates. As the group starts toward the landing field we hurry ahead to supervise the traflic. There we meet the last of our classmates to arrive. It is Aligg Miller. She explains that since she is now a keeper at the zoo she had to stay there until after feeding time. She casually mentions that , who is one of the main attractions at the zoo, was sorry she could not come. And so we leave, each promising to meet again at the 125th Anniversary. It's been a wonderful day, but a tiring one, too, for we are not as young as we used to be. 62 W zzfewwffzzzzfes Show n above is the earliest pivture of the school taken at Kirk Knoll on Broadway. in its second year, l878-1879. Sealed in the 1-enter of the group is Mrs. Masters. and lmeliind hor to the lf-ft is Miss Lillie Masters. ln the front row is a single lioy stuflenl. Lansing Satterlee. -. A , v if i ., , 'ffviw if 6 9 1' ' ri J , . ,J .-': J f' Q, First roirf-M. Amcslmnry. .A. RI'3fllPy. D. lfngli. . K. iw-ry. M. v. iwiasfm. I. lfriesell. ct. firm..-. illlmlm' 0115155 l . Kvlilwmly. M. Slrauss. S. Long. M. Tinlwr. P. ii blllllll. l... Moore. A. Hawkins. M. Rell. lf. Tietig. M. Cliainski. lf. 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IXIiIIImIIam1I Gfimvn Kaur Glhangrh NFIXED RULES OF THE SCHOOL Never allow waltzing with gentlemen. Young gentlemen calling on the young ladies must bring a note of introduction from the young ladies, parents. We never arrange for or wish our teachers to accompany young ladies to the theatre or opera. -Copied from a small leather notebook in the handwriting of Miss Lillie Masters FIRST RULES OF THE SCHOOL Don't wear corsets to gym. Don't have bones in your dresses. Don't wear low shoes after the first of November. Don't mail another girl's letter for her in New York. No nicknames allowed. Don't hang things on your gas jet. Don't be at all demonstrative in public, at the station, etc. TERMS FOR FAMILY PUPILSM Board and tuition in English, French, German, Latin and Creek, per half year 3350.00 Music, Piano, with Lady teacher, per half year .... .,.,,........... .......... ......,.,. ,................. ...... 6 0 . 0 0 Music, Piano, with Gentleman Professor, per half year .......................i..........i......,..,.....,...... 70.00 -From the catalogue, 1880 DID YOU KNOW THAT ln the early days of the school, the evening program consisted of sewing Monday evening and church Wednesday evening. There was no evening study hour until the pressure of college preparatory work made it necessary. Shirts and mustaches were worn by girls taking men's parts in plays at Dobbs until the middle twenties, when knickers, of a conservative type were substituted. Clee Club first wore black gowns and mortar boards as its uniform. These were discarded at the time of the first World War and made into dresses for the Belgians. 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Xlurtlm Sll'illlNN. 75 2-, ,. 3 lfirst mu' lfarln-nv Ilunt. Num- ll.llUI'lHllli4'. Nam-y lllllllllll ll'v'm-siclvlltl. I1-slip Slu-rmau lYi1-vb l,l'l'Slll1'lll. s1'I'l'4'l1ll4yl. l.yIlll llyan. Xlaryv lialnlxxin. Swuml run' Susan lll'illN'I'. l,1llllNl' Sim:-r. l'llll1lll4'll! llaulxins. lflizaln-Ill llnmrlm-ll. llyllllllil x1NlI'l'y. -Xlim' llllllQl'l'l-l!I'Il, xl1lI'Qllll'l'll1' .lum-s. Tlllllkll mu' I'lI'1'1l1'I'll'll llivluarnl-. .luan l'z1ll1'rsmu. lllnristiua l l'va-sv. l'arril-ia Slllllll. ,loan lllllllllllgl. xlllll' l'xais4-r. Ynl jPl'1'.Nl'Ill 'XIIIN' ll:-ll lllnu.l. Sll'lPllilHlt' ll:-rric-n. Nlargarm-I Huw-r. larnl llllfllillll. xllll l':llIlIiIllIl. lfllvn Knox. lI'llIgl2lI'll Nlalmla-r. Sllll'll'y Nlills llllllllflllilll. 'l'1-vlmival Stallll. larul S:-lu-m-lx. Xnm' S1-Im-iln-r. 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In lflflfm a ls-r'lmi4'al slall' was l'l'l'L1ll'1l xxlm-la IH'I'lllllll'1l num- lmnslu-cl slagmu nl' llw plays. ln l'vf'c-Ill yvars l'l1m-mix has giwn lllllfXlX. likv ilu- am-ivnl lmilrfll fkmsfl ln V305 nmlm-r llu' glllllLllH'l' ul Miss Ilac-lwlvr from 1 ull-rn plays as xsvll as plays lvy Slli1lil'SIlP21l'f' ll llSl'lll' Willis-. 76 ' wx .xl In W -,L L YS - 7. Q - ' ,f - 4 ,, . J . 4 f ' J . f . . Y' .. 1 ' - - A v 1 ' , I N .f --. ' . H , Q .4 H -, - 'ij i . 5' ' I if ff Q . I -. , v -V 'xl ., Q ' Z Q .17 4,4 v . V 1' . . V- 4 . -Q il Y 5 1' X' K. 14' 1vllI'Il'lll' Hlllll ll'l1i Yi1'1'-I,I4l'5llll'llI' lllllll 4 XII l'-IlI't'NllIl'lII V. Nlzlrn- llulrlnin lSw-u'4'l:lI'w-'l'I'v'l- ulvmw- XHINUII. Km Illlll' I'.Illl'I'N. lxxvlwx l..uxnmn, Mlm irullw. 'Xl n- Ilvll lulu- illpp in -if Q llll' Sllllll' 1I,l'lI'l 1 1'.w' S ' 4 R s. D. A. Y' fig. gl --V J A x -, nb - Uh . -f X. Cf f J' -' N' iJ't1.:.-Q v K. QP 1,5 ll ,. y s llnlflm llfllrlll' l.w.wf'ir1l1'11rr2 H55 fy, . 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ImlI1 111m IIIIIIU lI1c-rv 1111- lun slu-4'ia1I1x01I grmlps lI1n 5ixl1'm'11. 1xI1i1'I1 sings 1mI111Ia11' songs. RIIIII il 1-Imil rw V. . Iona-1' 5IllglIIQl. IIIPIIIIS CIM' fffllfz IIIUII- I H0 I osllfl' QIIIIII ini mu' Il. XIUXUII. II. Hulv. X. X11g1'II. I. xxIll'1'I4'I'. If. IIllII.Ix1'I', lf. I'u11f-, I.. IIa11'1'y..I'1.I Xluss. I. Ixn-11111-sly. .I. l.m'Iw. NI. I1IlillllsIxI, .Sl'I'1lll!l mu' NI. Ilallm-. N, II1'1II. NI, 5IlllIIl. IT. 5IlllIII. It. V . ,. . , . , . , I2lXKl'l'lll'4'. II. I.. I1lIsIv111'1 IN-1-1'vlz11'x-I1'v-z1s111'1-rl. NI. II11II II.II1I'1lI'I2lIII. I., Ilan lI1'4-s11lv111I. I. I111'so11s IX111'-I'1'4's11I1'11II. X. V1 lIXH'I'. II. I'.11gI1. It. I,ill'Ix. I.. IIe'Il11. lf111':l lrlll' I.. 5Il'lilI1l.,I. II.-gluing, ' ' 4- If, If1'1'1A1s. X. 'I'yI1'1'. I. II4'il1'Il. 5. SIIIIIINIPII. I', 'I'I1111'gr'1's1-11. .I. sllIIll'I'II. XI. IIz1sIi11gs. ,. lfI:111p. XI. lfislw. I.. ,I.l'lIXKIII'IlIQll'. X111 f11'r'.u'l1l II. XlII'Iillll'l', XI. X. II:11'111-s. 5. II1-1'Ix. 1 , I g1yI.4m, Ig, II1'IN'H1Is4'. I.. I'.:1gI4-s. I.. I'1msI1n-4: II. II11:11'1I111z111. I.. Iv2lIIl. Ix. Ixwn-5. II, I. I.1Is4-. I.. XIIISIIII. I.. Niwlmls. II. I,ilIIll'. II. SIUIIP. If. Xiss1'1 'I' II1mI'i. 78 IIIIIIIIIIVIF. sI:11'l1'rI Ill 11,02 11s illl i11Im'111a1I o1'gz1111z:1l11111 1x1lI11111l il I1'illIl'l'. II111'111g II11- Ill'SI lun illllI il I111II 1Il'4'2llIl'5 II11' l.I11'1sl11111s I.ilI'HI IHIKIIIIUIIZII. UIAIQLIIIQIIUII. -Il lm-se-111. 1111I1111 blew' ul l1w11lx IlIl'lllIH'l'S x1I111'I1 s111:s all :5llllIIiU ws- Iwr St'l'Xll't'S. I'.ill'Il Xl'ill' In-s11I1-s lI11' l1'a11I1I111111lI 1'1lIII'l'l'IS. Ulm' QLINIS 1-11114-1'1'Is 11ilI1 Im1sA st'I11111Is 11111I plays Ll 111111111111-11l 1:1111 111 II11' 1'x1'1'1'1s1's all lI11' 1'Ius111g of sr-I1m1I II11- 5Ii'll 5lllQ1IIlQl a1111I Qlununittrr First row -llolw Moxon. lx1ill'g13l'f'1 Hull. Svwrrrifl row--Elizalwth Hunks-r l1i11il1I'll1llll1. 'Kum- S4'l1I't'11N'l'. .luliv liine-ry. :Xle-xiu Angvll. Third rnu'--lfyntliial llile-y lVi4-v-lIl1aii'imn11. 1'illQll'Il11' wllll1ill'Q'. Fllllflll mu' ,Ie-an Wliovlw. Elizzilwtli Moss, Diane- Worth. Nullia VOIIRllllI0lll'. Astriml Stolv. Fifth run Ih-vm-ly Ynss. Anm- 'l'yl1-r, 1 i'e-mlm'i1'a Rivliurlls. llurotlw lluh-. .Noi IIl't'Xl'lIl' 1 lor4-n4'a' l1t'I'lIill'l1. 1N1a1l'gare'l 11on4l. Mary Cass-. 11211111 Dlll'1lillTl. Nvll 1 islw1', Ruth Grout. 1.in4lu Niulolwy. liynton Moorv. llarric-I Van lfmnpc-il. I HI lIorrvspomle-:ire Connnillev was organ- izcwl in 1911 lor lhv purpose of keeping in louvh with lhv projvcls of lhe Missionary So- rwlv. to wlnvli the t'll1ll'0 school hclongs. ln 19115 llw 1lllil1l'lllllIl ol' lhv Connnitlee wus giwn il soul on the blllliflll 1.0llIll'l1 and SHIV? 1913 lhv l,h illflllilll has lu-en an the same time the ss'vi'r'la1l'y ol' the Missionary Society. The acliv- ilivs of thc l1Ol'l'6Sll0llC19lll't' lionnnitlve lum- graulnully 1lI'0Lll1K'lll'l1. ln aulflilion lo keeping lhv slnclc-nts llll0I'l1l1'l1 il1iUll1 lhv projvcls Io which they as inenilwrs ol' thc lV11SS10llilf'y So- vwlx' 1'ontrihulv. tha-y also give' ai party annually for lhe svhool and svnfl v1otlles and hooks Corrf'spor1rl1'm'f' f,'0IIlIlIiflt'I'. 1921-1922. ll'illI lhvfr r1a'1'i.wr. Miss fllullflz'-l,o1lisf' Slruyvr QllTI'I'l'H1I111Ihl'lI1'D 'H-ov 3 A 41 53' , ,W x Wiwr., - l'll'Xl mu' XIVQIIIHI Xlillllllllll I'1-m-Iupv 1 If-glmru. lah-1 um' Th-lig. lame- l,m'lu'. Ui-un 1llillIlll'I'X. .Nrurlnl mu' -' -' V XI'u-lln--'ur Wilmn lzl-'qln'liln- lvulw ilillxirlc-NN Xlu 1 , K . . , . . . , I 'H Jlg1l'l',. 5:1n1ll':1 NRINII 4l'rz'Ni1l1'l1l9. I'rlwlll4l kmlrll 1Xlam ' :ming l'1cIiInrL Xllllf Nvxwll, Nu! pfwwrll IXEIIVII llllnllc N I,Elll'il'i2l Ilmlv, llalrlmrxl l.4'1lllX. ul mu 4z1mlx1u llmzm lXi1-1-,I'wNi1l1-111 I. .liIIIl'l Slum'- mn 1I'u-ful:-nli. Hull: XIII! IAXI1- 4llllID'll'llY UIl1'1'luI'l. l11lIlxx'll'1'll'I, M-mmlmzf Ilrull I-vllluly. 4 .urI:-m- Hunt. urnllu- llulr. l'1liY,1IlPl'lIl IIIIIINUII. Uv!-5 lllllvlwll. Wur- lra-I Hmm-V. Till-Ill mu Xirginiu Xlilklbll. lflifallwlll Hllllkfw. NIzl:'g1:ll'1'I4 llilll. Uxll'?ll':1 Wlgzllllxi. Uni? lilimlrf-IW Nllm-. I.y-nh' lldlllllltlll. Nlmy Lllhlllxlll HIHIIII-IlI,1,tIl , In-lin lluxlvy. xml prwwlzl r:ilIlIl'I'iIl4' 4:u'lwn. llnpf- XIHXUII. 230 .N1'Ilf4'll ,l1'ilIl xxvlH'O'll'I'. lsaliwl Xll'llr'lll'y. Filly:-llil' WH llllw-. luis Wilsull. Hill'I'i!'l XXIII lfzllxlpl-ll. .Nlurlllillg IXLlflI1'l'III1' l':ll'lxl-ll. Mzlll I,I'Il1'IIllI'lI. l'.llz:llwlll llllllkl- 1ilI'1ll 5l'lll'II1'Lx. .llllllill Nlmmg l,l-llll lxlmlwvs. xml lIl4'Xl'lIf Nillllll xllll HIIHIIDIIV. 5y1III4'f XlliUI'l'. 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Yirgriuiu Ylaulimir. ,loam l'm-lr-rson. lqntou Nloorv. .Nui II Nlnfo fllllll ki liuntzui llllllr from pI4',x1'll! ,loam lgilI'lHllII'. Mlm- H1-au-lr. llupluu- llissr- . arg f . s . . A , Il lXlllllll Nilu Inu! gllllltlll 1xnllr11Xo1lux ,'Xlll't' XlIll4'I'. Silfilll Nuso 'Y' , ' v Q ' WL -Au , -.m-.14 LLIgG..rq, - PLL- ' W C ' - 9-p. Q 'J 'nl Na' --1? ' .AN 5-' ld-f-'39 4' 1.0 rim 4 ' ' V s M W U 5- I..-aw,i f Q' t Iylgwti 'tmhvtgiri ' K ., 5 1' Sp:-H -mr-4 ' ' 's N 10.20-29 llu- l.lu-rury Looks um-rv lourulul lk- .1 lo promou- inlc-lligt-nl rm-ruling anul lo mr- l'0lll'ilQ.2Q' llli'I'2ll'y iIl'lIX'lly all llolrlns. llu- organi- lr' EL! izuliou playa-nl am irnluwlaurl roll- in ilu- sr-Irool Y' Ivy giving skits sru-ll als 'lilu- Xlurmlvr ol' llu- -, Kings llllQlllSll.u 1-olullu-ling' lnook sulm-s. lrolrliug ' slu-lliug lu-1-s mul vom-allullzlry irr1pr'ow-rm-III v f'ilHlIlillg1IlS. 'l'lu-v also pre-sm-nic-rl rf-gulur orul Kc-lllf-s in ilSS1'II1lblll'5 mul or-c-usioual priulm-sl , Km-lllvsf. in xxllivll llu- f'r'c-ulixv uriling: ol' ilu- Slll1ll'lIlS rc-r-4-ix'c-cl l'l'l'llP1lllll0II. During llu- lu-riorl 1 of ilu- l0I5ll's urul 4-urly l0lll's. an group of llu lfooks pulrlislu-fl il ru-lrool lll'NSlDilIlf l'. lilll in lfllli llu- Iwo orgullimlious lu-1-unw lllKli'lN'IlKll'lIl 1 ..y 532 . . - . ilitrrzlrg Qlnnku L R otv ,Oh 'DH' 1- rm A49 u P 9 I! Jian. QA lfglx. 4 2.7-gg AY5 0 o K 5 .5--2 ' rv m an' ll W -2- - 51112 Eitrrarg Qlnnka prrarnt Uhr livtilr Earl: hg Bark SARAH NASON wi-IEEE was no wind. What air existed circulated slowly above the tree tops in hot dry waves. making the golden fields wave before my eyes and the limp dust dance. The grass in the pasture was arid and burntg the parched, cracked pond bottom glared up at the brilliant skyg all plant life was slowly wilting in the blaz- ing orange sun. When I got to the fence I saw that the gray had noted my approach and was standing, waiting, proud and arrogant. Quickly I swung up on his broad bare back and at once he was off down the hard dry lane, jerking impatiently at the halter and rope which held him in. For a moment we fought together for mastery, but by the time we had reached the gate he was placated enough to walk like a gentle- man, a trait which never really became him. The dust rose in tiny spurts under- neath each bucket hoof-print as we made for the cool of the pine woods. The shrill squawk of the wheeling crows filled the bright air. We didn't have much time, and as l let the gray pick the trail I wondered if we would ever make it back to the farm by dark. We couldn't be late, although I would have given anything in the world to let Kaplin come and leave again without even setting eyes on us. As the glade was reached and the cool damp smell of pine needles and the tumbling gur- gling brook surrounded us, the gray tossed his black mane, shaking his head, and snorted. wet and noisily, implying that he was tired of this sedate pace. I let the rope slip through my sweaty fingers and leaned way forward so as not to be unseated from my slippery perch-just in time to keep my balance in the sudden leap which instantaneously followed. As the trail wound crazily through the heavy timber the pace was reduced to a rolling lope, but even then the spiny arms lunged at my head, keeping me constantly ducking and dodging. The long legs reached out over the crunchy needles, and the distance was effortlessly kicked out behind. The pounding 83 echoed through the soundless forest: the quick click of a shoe, the clatter of stonesg the scurry of a startled squirrel. By the time we had reached the stream and splashed raucously through the cool waters, both of us were wet and absurdly happy. We panted up the other bank, breathlessly, and the gray swished his tail playfully, quite purposely getting me wetter than I was and making us both laugh. The sound rang through the thick woods and echoed back to us, still merry. The end of the pines was soon after reached, and when we came again into the glaring sunlight we found that in the south the sky was black and uglyg a breeze had arisen, a hot stifling breeze, blowing the dirty storm clouds ahead of us, whis- pering, now softly but with ever increasing force: telling of the thunder, the lightning, the squall, and then the downpour yet to come. The contrast of the gaudy light above and the moody tempestuous darkness overtaking us sent a chill of strange apprehension through my frame and choked the laughter in my throat. For even the noisy crows had taken flight, and no sound could be heard but the hot breath of the gods, whispering, whispering of the coming storm. The gray pulled up short and viewed the scene with wide white rolling eyes, mane and tail blowing, head stiff, ears cocked. At that moment I thought again of Kaplin. Was he waiting impatiently at the barn yet? Was he talking to the boys in loud angry broken English? Let him wait! I didn't carel We would get there before dark, I knew we would, and that was all we had to do. Yet suddenly I felt cold and wet and miserable. A jerk on the rope I was tightly clutching woke me from my thoughts, for the excited gray was flinging his head again and pawing the powdery earth, nervous and a little terrified of this approaching darkness. Suddenly, from the woods behind us sprang a panic-stricken buck. The crash of the underbrush sounded through the silence like the crack of a rifle. For one petrified instant the gray froze, then he bolted. Flying across the openness, blindly, wildly, pounding with the strength of fear, scattering earth and stones everywhere! The lashing midnight mane whipped tears to my eyes, the muscles rippled through the heavy haunches, the nose flared. The whole earth was a misty black blur rushing past, all sense of time and space was gone. I felt no fear, no trembling or concern. I knew that I had no control whatsoever, but l trusted the gray implicitly in that glorious moment. W7e were headed home: that was all I knew but I didn't care. Thoughts of Kaplin raced past my head, but I shut them out, leaning down over the powerful thick neck, whisper- ing now: saying nothing but being understood. The pace never slackened. There was no rhythm to his hoofbeats now, it was a crazy helter-skelter stampede, with- out qualm or hesitation. We felt no fear, no feelings filled our hearts but the thrill of leaving the world behind. We had no care, no timidityg we were free of every- thing. How we actually made that run alive I cannot tell you, but the last thing I can remember was seeing the split-rail fence at the end of the lane lunge up before 84 us, feeling the muscles bunch, the explosive kick at the retreating ground, a jar, and then the crack of a splitting rail. Slowly my eyes began to focus, and through the whirling mass of sky, barns and people . . .I made out the face of my father bending over me. He looked really seared and for some reason he looked so ridiculous that I started to laugh. Slowly he began to smile too, and after a moment he rose, and standing over me smiling. he said, c'That's a fine way to behave! Scare the life out of your poor old man and then lie there and laugh at himf' I grinned again. WI3.SI1iI that typical of him! Then suddenly the whole thing came back lo me: the race, the jump, the gray. I sat up quickly and looked around. Where is he, Dad? Is he okay?,' I-Ie's in the van. Then Kaplinis come ? csYes.99 Just then I saw the tailboard of the green van close on him and heard the engine splutter and then roar into life. The sky was inky black and the wind cut through my blue jeans. Crash! the explosion of a thunderclap shook the ground: the heavens were split wide by a zigzag of light, first llooding the barnyard in the glory of brilliant radiance, then in a deluge of cascading waters. Peering through rain I could just make out the dim green form swaying round the bend in the lane, out of sight, out of sight, gone forever out of my lifeg sold. 85 iliipplv SUSANNAH SIMPSON Sometimes we are deep in our own black pool of thought Society chatters endlessly, we hear not. The stream of conversation ends. The soul stirs from the cool depths of Lethe And struggling, surfaces, leaving but a ripple. M mmm, yes, it's very truef, STEPHANIE BERRIEN The imagination is like a warm wind Drifting through the jumbled contents of the mind, Lifting and unfolding lifeless shapes, Causing them to bend and sway, Filling the hollow bodies, Circulating within them, Giving to them a throbbing animated illusion of life. The more violent, the more heated the wind, The more vivid, the more independent Are the shapes and scenes, The wilder the gestures of the pulsating bodies, Until they break through the confines of the mind, And shedding the translucent mantles of illusion, Become Truth. A leaf falls, A hymn is heardg A girl laughs and turns away, A breeze moves through her hair And the world hears her laugh And feels the softness of unkempt curls Tossed against a warm cheek. Yet all that warms the cheek ls the hot lifegiving wind Of Imagination. The wind coolsg The cheek pales, Alone in the light The pale cold paper lies, And neatly into place they dropg The stark black printed Words. 86 Mfmco CHAINSKI T was clean and it was bright. It was strong and it was steady. It bound and yet set free. It gave, but was always full. lt was faith. And then one day it broke into a thousand silver pieces and it could never be fitted together again: illiiaplarrh Hiartrr RUTH GROUT T was a white flower, waxy-white, glistening and unharmed as it lay in the path, opening its arms to the early morning sun. Its delicate petals were still fresh and young, and moist from the gentle night's dew. White and silver birches stood tall overhead, gently shading the flower as the sun grew bigger and strongerg they seemed to know that a strong glare would tarnish the sparkling object. Everything in the woods was still, and every living plant seemed to protect the white delicacy that lay in their midst. A brash, loud clanging interrupted the peaceful scene. The school bell, it was the first day of school in September, a day when fishing and picnics were forgotten, and small brown hands once again turned the worn pages of the First Reader, and puzzled frowns filled the cheery silence as addition and subtraction took the place of the tree-house and the beebee gun. But the flower didn't know this, and she continued to smile at the bright sun, and to shower all nearby objects with her faint perfume. No, the little white flower didn't know that she was right in the path that led up to the small white school house that had always been a silent friend. No noise had ever come from the school house, not in the flower's day anyhow. But quite soon, small hesitating feet came slowly up the path, leading two very clean, very expectant small girls. One was not yet knee-high to a grasshopper, and the other just a little bigger. White teeth flashed in two very black faces as the two colored children came on towards the white flower. These two girls were the only colored children in the district and not very well liked by the rest of the school. But they were happy in their own way and now, suddenly, the beautiful calling card of nature was placed in front of the girls. ln their rapture they forgot school, they forgot everything but the white piece of beauty. Amy Mae, let's pick it! murmured Stella. The older child looked down at the smaller with disgust in her eyes. Of course notlil she commanded, but soon forgot her annoyance at the look of delight 87 in her younger sister's eyes. The two bewitched children, forgetting their clean dresses, squatted in the path to fill themselves with its sweet aroma. The contrast between small black fingers and the white brilliance of the flower was more than that of coal and snow. But soon other voices filled the air with shouts and laughter, and the small white flower was forgotten. Rapid whispers were passing between two boys in the back row in the old school room. That was a squelch, I guess, stepping on the stupid flower and making those nig- gers cryf' snickered one boy. The other, with bubble gum moving rapidly between busy teeth, agreed: Yeh, that was great sport, I love to see them dirty kids cry. And over a flower, too! . . . Outside, it was quiet again, all the noise and laughter had been shoved through the door and the door closed. The sun shone as brightly as before, the birches were tall and straight, their leaves swaying in the breeze, but the white flower was no more: ground into the dirt it was, broken and crushed. The perfume lingered for a moment, then all was gone. The speck of brilliance on a September day, the object of delight for two small colored children, otherwise lost in the horrid- ness of hate which surrounded them, would soon become a particle of dirt like all the other misplaced matter in the world. flhia illllnmvnt Eliurvurr ALICE C. MILLER T leaves slowly as the fading of an image in the clouds until suddenly one realizes its disappearance. It once was full-blown and reached for the sky as a gas balloon. Have you ever stopped and thought Oh Cod, if I could only keep this moment for- ever, and, knowing that you can't, you try to remember every detail so that at night in your bed you can bring it out and see it on the ceiling above. Why is it that the moon and stars and life and death go on when you wish from your very depth that it would only stop a moment more? One must be content to savor it and to hold on to it tight until the orange comes hurling across the wind-torn sky. 88 Gun Evnnn STEPHANIE BERRIEN Simeon stood alone With his bare brown feet half-buried in the white sand, Contemplating the agitation of the green-black sea 4 And the greenish tint in the deepening grey Of the afternoon sky. Beside him, On the three stilt legs of an easel, Stood a painted canvas, The painted sand was white, The painted sea was black, The sky was grey. With the brush in his hand, Simeon worked, M eticulously mixing and changing The wide smear of green color on his pallette- The green of the black water, The green of the grey sky. He could see it, It was there,- The clear eery light reflected from the sky in the sparkling tossing foam He blended in a brushful of pale yellow green with the grey sky, But it was sickly yellow, it was dusty sunlight, And he didn't want sunlight. He wanted green- T hat green beyond him, Rising from the horizon, Then fading, ending, blending with the grey. He tried a wide streak of palest blue green, And he found early night. But he didn't want night, He wanted green- So soft a green, An icy water-color green. The paints were thick and gummy, The brush was thin and stubby, His fingers burned with turpentine The stinging salt was on his lips 89 And in his wind-tossed light brown hair That fell over his hot grey eyes When he bowed his head. He bowed his head And saw the useless smear of green. The green beyond is made of nothing. I can't paint it. No one can. I hate it, Because it isn't real. I would be lying. I'm not a liar- I'rn not an artist. All artists are liars. I know. He let the palleue fall. I know. His bare brown feet tore through the sand, Away from the sea and the challenging green, And pounded down the dusty road With the rhythm of his anguished heart. His road led upward, Out of the dust, Through the great city, Flowing into the silent corridors Where the sound of the wind and the breakers could no longer reach his soul- W here men of position and prominence Struck their positions And displayed their prominence. Men whose hands were unsoiled- Crown men. Simeon's pace slackened To a steady unhurried step Taken in well-polished shoes Sounding hollow on the oaken floors. He wiped his oily fingers on the paint rag Hanging at his belt And then Dropping the rag into a spittoon filled with jine white sand, He took the elevator Up. 90 Up there, His hot grey eyes cooled. The youthful curves of his tanned face Sunk, And faded. His light brown hair Now fell like soothing silver fingers over his brow When he bowed his head. He bowed his head, And within him A flaming world shot into space, Shriveled and cracked, Turned black, And cold, And died. But Simeon lived, well-fed, with unsoiled hands. Far back, Long ago, I n the greenish shade of stormy afternoon, The three stilt legs Of an overturned easel, Like barren black limbs of a tree that started to live But gave up too soon, Lay in the shifting sand, And a pallette floated Face downward in the hissing surf, Licked clean By the incoming tide That carried all things away That are forgotten. Uhr Bvtnrkinga SUSANNAH SIMPSON Driving, after snow, through Central Park, That burnished feather in a cockfight ring, I saw a young girl with a dog. Tall columns rose beyond: grey, black and sepia, Towering above the brisk chaotic city A proof of man,s superiority- Proud and modern and arrogant they stood. But the girl wore brown cotton stockings. 91 A Cllnmiral, Sarraatir Ubin, tn Earrhua ANN R. LAWLER Oh Bacchus! Those who worship At thy temple and thy hall, Who drink of thy fine vintage, Who before thine image fall, Those who dance in maddening manner- From thine altars have not shrunk- Are regarded by the populace As being very drunk. Do not these knaves and jackals Who remain aloof to thee Realize this carefree worship's to The highest deity? That the mellow wine symbolic Of thy nature, strong and gay, Is imparted to thy followers I n a most inspired way? Those fools who do not worship thee This slave would fain to throttle:- And for this ode, dear Bacchus, Would you kindly pass the bottle .V lit ALICE C. MILLER T comes and the piercing wind cuts across the countryside of the earth. It pene- trates all as the shot heard round the world. Through the mother hanging her son's wet blue jeans in the sun to dry, through the mudcaked soldier in Korea, the monk walking in the green cloister with his Bible, through the middle of the sign advertising Camels by blowing smoke rings over Times Square. The stricken lying on the damp earth, the healthy looking to the sky, the little girl in her pink dress reciting her Sunday school piece-all of these will see it and experience it. lt won't miss anyone or anything and its icy feet will smash one into infinity. 92 A igartg Plzcm' SMITH .4!V1'ICll',4 THIN. Rhylllmiz' laodivs in ll flow of lulzguid muszr, Flll'lI'l'f' glancvs- iv!'I'l'0ll8 gvsmrvs. Lily lzuucls in CUILXIIIIU motion. Cluztler, Lllllglllff. Luslvr of pvurls on proud orvllffrl' rzvvlcs. l'op4'r dolls vu! from silrvr and gold Un ll'Il.l'f'll floors glowing like polislzvd voppvr. .1l0l'l'IIll'lll of szrirlirzg slfirls, Fri rolily. l'.'1RTlClPA4TI0N. Such cz lowly pariyl llwho an- you and why an' you hvrv? Cllllflllillg. lSl1f-l sho? fllut if shi' flirlvd ll Las! yvar's dross. Sillflll slandvr and narrow vyvs, Trickling wine and svallvrvd smolcr. livaling lzvarts, fast:-r-Q Faslcrl Dizzy madmfss. CONCLUSION. litllf' less? ll'rl11'lvf11w'.S SIP!-lllllllllg in sullry lIllIf'li'lll'SS, Fallvrl smilvs lhol hold no llIl'lIIlilLg, 1110111111-Ilg fl'I.l'll'Ull, and straining hands. Tirvd lzloring norm. Pl'l'1X'lIllIl. 93 Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov. 2 . 5 lgrngrauu nf Eurutn Svrlgnnt ijvar 1951-1952 FALL TER M lVlotion picture. school entertaiment Dolmlis Field Day Concert: lVlr. Peter Seeger. Folk Songs of America and Other Lands Vespers: Dr. Henry P. Van Dusen. President. Union Theological Seminary Lecture: lVlr. John M. Kemper. Head- master. Phillips Academy. Andover, Mass. Informal talk for music students: Mr. Henry Holden Huss Missionary Night: The Rev. Tracey K. Jones. Jr.. Quadrennial Administra- tive Secretary of the Student Volun- teer Movement Criticism Groups: Ur. lfdnard lf. Penn Criticism Groups: Dr. lfdward lf. Penn Vespers: The Her. llichard L. Harhour, Church of St. llarnalvas. lrrington, New York United Nations Speaker: Mr. Christian O. Arndt, Professor of International Educational llelations. New York University Current lfvents: Mrs. John C. Lee, President. League ol Women Voters Halloween Party Lecture: The Hudson, Mr. Carl Car- mer, author Nov. 4- Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Missionary Night: Dr. Henry Smith Leiper, Secretary, World Council of Churches Lecture: The Novelf' Dr. William Tindall. Professor of Contemporary Literature, Columbia University Hockey game with Drew Seminary Missionary Night: Mrs. lnduk Pahk, Korea Thanksgiving Day Luncheon at Estherwoodg Alumnae 19417, 1948. 1949, 1950, 1951 Student Recital Junior Class Tea Dance Vespers: The Rev. Robert J. Mc- Cracken, Riverside Church, New York, New York Phoenix Play: Pride and Prejudicew Christmas Party at Estherwood Christmas Carol and Candelight Service Christmas vacation WINTER TERM Motion picture, school entertainment Lecture: Short Story, Dr. Edward E. Penn Supper and movie party, Correspond- ence Committee Missionary Night: Mrs. Tatiana Mani- adaki Richards, World Student Serv- ice Fund Concert: The Hudson Valley Orchestra: Program includes a composition by Daphne Bissell. Dobbs '53 Dramatic Group Plays lan. 20 Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Jan. 27 Feb. 8 Feb. 10 Feb. 12 Feb. 14- Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 22 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 March 1 March 2 March 7 March 9 March 16 Lecture: Calling All Students, Mrs. Dorothy Waldo Phillips Concert: Miss Mary Briggs and Mr. Harrington van Hoesen, Department of Music. The Masters School Movie: Jane Eyre, given by the Lil- erary Cooks Dramatic Group Plays Vespers: Dr. T. Z. Koo, Department of Oriental Studies, State University of Iowa Student Recital Missionary Night: Mr. Fred A. Schu- macker, Former Director of St. Christopher's School, Dobbs Ferry Parents' Day Basketball game with Dwight School Art Workshop: Mrs. M. Jackson Ver- dery Sophomore Tea Dance Dobbs Athletic Association Cerman Princeton Freshmen Clee Club, concert and dance Vespers: Father Shelton Hale Bishop, St. Philips Episcopal Church, New York, N. Y. Concert: Choate Clee Club Missionary Night: Mrs. Helen Adise- shiah, India Phoenix play: The Reluctant Dragon The Rev. and Mrs. Richard L. Harbour, Church of St. Barnabas, Irvington, New York Northfield Vespers: The Rev. .lohn H. McComhe, The Asbury Church tMeth- odistl, Crestwood, New York March 21 April 44 April fi April lt! April 19 April 20 April 26 April 27 May 2 May 3 May -lv May 9 May 10 May 16 May 18 May 23 May 25 May 31 june 2 ,lunc 3 Spring vacation SPRING Tl-IRM Vespers: Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, Pastor Emeritus, Riverside Church, New York, New York Lecture: Current Events, Mr. Bruce liliven Convert: Millbrook Clee Club Missionary Night: Minisink Choir Senior Danee Vespers: Dr. Mary Lyman, Professor, Union Theological Seminary Convert: llolwlis Ulee Cluli Party given luy non-resident students Founders' Day: Dr. Morgan ll. Noyes, Central Presbyterian Church, Mont- elair. New Jersey Seienee Lecture l'lillllCI'S. Day Literary Awards llinglish Departmentj, Dr. lfdward lf. Penn Vespers: The Rev. lfdward H. Johnson, General Serretary of Student Volun- teer Movement Student llerital Tower Singing Senior lianquelg Step Singing Class Day Play and Mantle Ceremony Seventy-liftll Anniversary Celebration Commeneement lfxereisesg Speaker: The Rev. Henry Sloane Collin, D.D. t I 4 'JI ' u 541,13 0 -0' ' O0 O., C- 'wf s.: S 'I lr , -, ' -'-'W my 4' M . 2 3 'H 1511 55- If .ev if 'gig , ggi 'tg I - Q f HF I '!.Flf' Pm , . if N iw wwf fm X . 'E K as 3 x WF K A ,.. . if s , R ww Q 5, my f A -il L 6 W. '11 , V wif . 1 viii . 2 -..... q -wv.1,w ., 6' N 1 Q xl ? av 1' Q-We 5 .,.fem.M-w . 3 ., L , mf f . ' MQ NM? K . 4 I ,,,,,v....- pull' .M NK .Q wi Q wi' wi .4wQ 3'fW:, ! ws yn ,N . A .4 . J Q K JM? Qui 'R W ! A M I .., ,Aw 'NF 4 , A ,MM , E If x:z.1.,3 X3 va mimi' .IFEHQRMQQ 3141!-'W qw W 0 1-.u'mw ,Whip Q 91 I . Y' w , JV WE 3.1 3 .1 uc, Ah r I 9 94 E S Nc' , Q, 5 .. S, i I f -g gg,-'fp a V 'f5 i!pr,. ., ' 3- '-Q J , 1 -15 Q Q, , fy' ,J i .-4, yy f. 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S and Spring Lane, Morristown, New .Iersey Barker, Barbara ,,..........,., ........,.,.,...,,.... 2 00 Hudson Terrace, Yonkers 3, New York Barnes, Mary Alice ............ ............ 1 8 Maplewood Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, New York Beach, Anne .................,,..,,, ..........,,. 6 0 Hawthorne Street, Rochester 7, New York Beck, Susan ...., Belin, Lucie .... Bell, Anne ,,......,.... Bell, Marie ......,...........,... Benson, Polly ..................... Berrien, Stephanie .............. Bingham, Dorothea .,..... Bissell, Daphne ........... Boardman, Lee ...........,, Bond, Margaret ,.......... Bovard, Nancy ......,...... Bower, Margaret ..,.......... Bradfield, Nancy ..,..,....... 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C harlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Case, Mary ,.....,...,,,.,.....,. ..............,,......,...........,.,,............ 2 8 Ranch, Buffalo, Wyoming Chainski, Margo ,............. ,........... 2 010 Knollwood Road, Lake Forest, Illinois Clapp, Julie .......,................. .......,,. 1 23 East 78th Street, New York 21, New York CleghorrT:Penelope ............ ...........,. 1 9 Commercial Street, Adams, Massachusetts Cochran, Jane .............,...... ......,................,.... 6 Upper Ladue Road, Clayton 24, Missouri Conroy, Olga ...............,, .......,... B ox 170-A, Indian Hill Road, Cincinnati 27, Ohio Corbett, Jeanne ..,.,,..... ,.......... B ateman Road, R. F. D. 3, Barrington, Illinois Crouse, Celia ................. .......,,..... L ittle Beech, Scarborough-on-Hudson, New York Darden, Barbara ...,,,,,..... ..,,..,......,..................,............,.....,.,... E dgehill, Roanoke, Virginia Davis, Diana ..............,.....,............,...,,,.......,.,,... ,.....,,......................, W 'ilson Park, Tarrytown, New York Davisson, ,lane ........,..........,................,........,,.......,..............,..... 1 East 4th Street, Weston, West Virginia Dayton, ,Iulie ..................... 1035 Northern Boulevard, Flower Hill, Roslyn, L. I., New York Debevoise, Elida ,..............,,,.........,........ Brookville Road, Brookville, Long Island, New York Dewey, Ariane ............. ..........,....................................,........ H igh Time, Far Hills, New Jersey Doherty, Diana ............ Driver, Mary Louise... Dudley, Karen .....,..,.... Creenacres Avenue, Scarsdale, New York Lombardy Road, Memphis, Tennessee .,,,,...............,Cleremont Farm, Upperville, Virginia 103 Dunning, ,loan ..... Eagles, Cynthia ........ Ehmann, Ann .,..,........ Elliott, Cynthia ....... Elliott, Patsy .,,.......... Engh, Dorothy ,.,....,...,,. Evans, Virginia .,,.....,.... Farwell, Katherine ......... ,... Field, Katherine ,... .......... Fisher, Nell ..,.,,.......,. Fiske, Ann .........,.,,,....,... Flander, Christina ..,....... Fooshee, Clare ..,,....,..,. .......,..........,...,...........Waterfall Farm, Ridgefield, Connecticut Euclid Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Requa Road, Piedmont 11, California ......,...32 Erie Street, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York West 250th Street, Riverdale 71, New York Oaks, Sycamore, Illinois Oldbrook Lane, Grosse Poine 30, Michigan ...........765 North Sheridan Road, Lake Forest, Illinois ...,...........2602 East Third Street, Duluth 5, Minnesota Stone Avenue, Bradford, Pennsylvania ................,...........Sheldon Avenue, Tarrytown, New York Maplewood Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, New York Gramercy Park North, New York 3, New York Ereese, Chris ....,,..... .. ...........,.............,,,,..............,......,. Wilson Point, South Norwalk, Connecticut Eriesell, Ivy ......,... ,............ 1 02 Dewey Avenue, Edgewood, Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania Cade, Patricia .... ,.............,,.,.,...,,..................................,..............,.. B ox 356, Winter Park, Florida Gage, Shevlin ,.... Galli, Lorenza ......... Garlock, ,locie ......,.. Gordon, Patricia Grauer, Phebe ,....,.. Griggs, Sandy ......... Griswold, Molly ...............,..., Grout, Ruth and Janet ......,.. Groves, Mary Anne .,.,.. Hadley, Joyce .......... Hamilton, Helen ....,..,. Hamilton, Lysette .......,.. Hanson, Elizabeth ,.......,.. Harris, Gail ........,,,,.......... I-lart, Linda ,..... ..,...... , . Hawes, Barbara ....,., Hawkins, Alice ...,.,... Hawkins, Betsy ...,..,..,.... Hayley, Cornelia ......... Hellyer, LaVerne .........i.... Heminway, Betsy ............., Herrick, Heidi ........,...,,. Hubbell, Betsy .......,.,..... Johnson, Kaia ........... Iuhring, Vail ...,.,...... Kemp, Janet ..,............ Kennedy, Frances Kerry, Katharine ..., Kingsbury, I-lope ......,.. Knox, Ellen ......,,,....... Kooros, Leila .........,... ....,,,,.........Route 5, Wayzata, Minnesota ,.,.........Viale Baracca 22, Ravenna, Italy New York , .. ....................,,...,,.... King Street, Armonk, New York Linwood Avenue, Buffalo, New York North Monroe Street, Ridgewood, New .lersey Hillhouse Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut ..........,Peter Bont Road, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Ridge Road, Armonk, New York .....,.....Alexandersville-Bellbrook Road, R. R. 7, Dayton 9, Ohio Brewster Road, Scarsdale, New York 271, Hartsdale, New York South Broadway, Tarrytown, New York Grand Avenue, St. Paul 2, Minnesota Hillcrest Road, Grosse Pointe Farms 30, Michigan Hampton Road, Scarsdale, New York Landing Road South, Rochester 10, New York North Wilton Road, New Canaan, Connecticut Morningside Park, Memphis, Tennessee Sheridan Road, Winnetka, Illinois ..................,................Purchase Street, Rye, New York 1, Box 66-H, Ojai, California or 271 Courtland Avenue, Stamford, Connecticut ..............,......,,,,,.,......Overbrook, Long Hill, Connecticut Summit Road, Madison 4, Wisconsin ,,,,.,.,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York ..........,......Ardsley Park, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York ............525 Munroe Avenue, Philipse Manor, New York Federal Avenue, Seattle 2, Washington South Mountain Avenue, Montclair, New .lersey .,......,...,..,...........Fargo Lane, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York West 42nd Street, New York, New York 104 Lawler, Ann ...........,...... Leahy, Barbara ....,.,.,.,..,.. Leisenring, Helen ..... Leovy, Adair , ,,,,..... Lind, Helen ,,,.... Locke, Jane ............ Long, Sheila ....,,...,,..... Loring, Elizabeth Luckett, Nina .......,,.......,.. Lundberg, Linda .... Hemlock Drive, North Tarrytown, New York Nottingham Terrace, Buffalo, New York East Front Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania Keofiferam Road, Old Greenwich, Connecticut ,...........Brookway, Llewellyn Park, West Orange, New Jersey ,........,...16900 Cranford Lane, Grosse Pointe 30, Michigan McGowan, Dorothy .....,.... McHenry, Isabel .......... Mahan, Neal ..............., Mahler, Irmgard .,,......,. Maloney, Linda ........ Mason, Ginny ........... Masselman, Lee ..........,.. Retiro Lane, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Thomas Street, Portland 4, Maine .,..,......Riverview Road, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York .........,.Sleepy Hollow Road, Briarcliff Manor, New York Macy Avenue, White Plains, New York North 27th Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania .........,.0ld Greenbush Road, R.F.D., Orangeburg, New York Old Army Road, Scarsdale, New York Ridge Road, Bronxville 8, New York ..............Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury, New Jersey Run, West Redding, Connecticut May, Pennie ......,,,. ....,.......,.,..................... A rdsley-on-Hudson, New York Mayer, Mimi .,...... ..................,............,..........,,.........,.,......... B ennington, Vermont Meier, Heidi ,,.......,..........,...,,....,,....,...,,. .........,... 3 2 Bonaventure Avenue, Ardsley, New York Merritt, Deborah .....,.......,,.,................... ....,.,,,.,,,....,..,. 5 Boulder Place, Yonkers 5, New York Millholland, Carol and Louise ..,,....................... 29 Beechdale Road, Dobbs Ferry, New,York Mohler, Anne ...............,............,,......... ......,......., 4 116-38th Street N.W., Washington 16, D. C. Moon, Lois ,........,....,.... .....,.....,...... 2 9 Magnolia Drive, Dobbs Ferry, New York Moore, Barbara ...,,........ .......,...... 5 Bayberry Point, Islip, Long Island, New York Moore, Judith .........,.. .,......,,.....,,..,...,., 1 810 Fulton Road, N.W., Canton, Ohio Moore, Lynton ...... Moore, Sydney .......... Nason, Sarah ...,,,........ Elm Rock Road, Bronxville 8, New York Columbus Avenue, Duluth 3, Minnesota .....,.....,...Twin Lanes Farm, North Street, Fairfield, Connecticut ., . . . . Newlands, Mary Anne ,,.......... ..,,,...... 2 5 Hemlock Drive, North Tarrytown, New York Nichols, Lani .,...,.,..,,.,..,..,.....,..... ....,.......,. 6 2 Inverleith Terrace, Piedmont 11, California Norstrand, Kristi .....................,...........,.......,......,.,......... 218 Prospect Road, Hingham, Massachusetts O'Brien, Debby ...,... Osterwalder, Anita ......,. Park, Elizabeth ......,.. Patterson, Joan ,........ Pennell, Sarah .......,... Perin, Annchen ......... Phelps, Rhody ..,.,,,..,, Farm, Salisbury, Connecticut .cfo E. M osheim 81 Co., Inc., 115 Broad Street, New York City 4 or Apartado M, Guayaquil, Ecuador ....,.,......,Silvermine Road, New Canaan, Connecticut Park Avenue, Bronxville 8, New York Roland Road, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Old Orchard Lane, Scarsdale, New York ..,,.........Aparta.do 584, Caracas, Venezuela, South America Pillsbury, Susan ......, ...,............................ r Q.:.,Nut Swamp Road, Middletown, New Jersey Pritchard, Gail ....,.....,..... .......... ,...,,....,,..., , , Q .,.. fff..Q .............. 136 Chestnut Street, Winnetka, Illinois Quisenberry, Gayle ,..,........,... 1 ..,. Barkers Point Road, Sands Point, Long Island, New York Reid, Margaret .......... . ,......,,.,.. ....... ,.......,......,...... 1 ......... 7 5 Abbey Place, Yonkers, New York Reybine, Eleanor ...,...... Reed, Janet ................ Richards, Toni ....,...., ................,....,....,....Skipper Lane, Orient, Long Island, New York North Broadway, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Hill Road, Greenwich, Connecticut 105 JZFJMWQ C4756 Ritchie, Joan ...,...... Robbins, Joan ........,.,. Gi Quail Crossing, Ridge Road, Rumson, New Jersey Stanwich Road, Greenwich, Connecticut Robbins, Patricia .....,,....,........ ..,.........,........ 2 33 East Walton Place, Chicago 11, Illinois Roberts, Dorothy ..........,.,,,.,......,.. ..,..,.,.....,.,....,,...............,........i 3 Beach Road, Ossining, New York Rodman, Mary Elizabeth ,..,,,......,..i,,,........ 205 Hunter Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York Roosen, Elena ............................ ..,.......,.. 6 2 Circle Drive, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Ryan, Lynn .,......,..., ....,.....................,,............. 1 260 Astor Street, Chicago, Illinois Schenck, Carol ......,............... ,.....,........................,......,.. 1 48 Lonsdale Avenue, Dayton 9, Ohio Schenck, Elaine .....................,.. ....,........ 4 60 Lakeland Avenue, Grosse Pointe 30, Michigan Sellers, Mary Elizabeth .,,....... ......,..........,.........,... J amison Road, East Aurora, New York Simpson, Sue ..,....,..,,.................. ..................,........... R . D. 1, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania Smith, Madeleine ,,............. ,,,......,,................ 4 184 Gwynne Road, Memphis, Tennessee Smith, Patricia .......... ......................,,............. O sceola Avenue, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Sothern, Joyce ....,...... .............................,,,............... 2 8 Erie Street, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Speakman, Dilly ......,.,...,..... 1007 Overbrook Road, Westover Hills, Wilmington, Delaware Starke, Susan .,................ Sunnybrook, Sunnyside Lane, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Stolc, Astrid ......... cfo Mrs. James G. Wallace, 205 E. 69th St., New York 21, New York Stover, Louise .,.......,.,........... ...........,......,.......... 5 Belmont Drive, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York Strater, Helen ............ ..,........ 1 460 Lombardy Road, Pasadena 5, California Strauss, Martha ..,,.,., ......,.., 6 Harwood Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York Sutherland, Joann ........... 134 Columbia Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, New York Taylor, Eleanor ................... .......,......,...,,....,,...,,.......... 2 5 Lake Street, Lakewood, New York Theiler, Elizabeth ..........,,.. .......,.... 48 Circle Drive, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Thompson, Susan ......................,.. ...,......,............ 9 4 Greenacres Avenue, Scarsdale, New York Thorgersen, Carla .......,................................,.....,..,....... Dows Lane, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York Thorndike, Anne and Barbara ...... Field Terrace Avenue, Ardsley-on-Hudson New York Tietig, Eleanor ...........,...,.,..,,..,,,..........,......................... Given Road, Indian Hill, Cincinnati 27, Ohio Tinker, Martha ........., ...,.,...... 4 57 Bellwood Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York Tomkins, Helen ..,...... .....,,.,..,....,................. 44 4 Park Avenue, New York, New York Trainer, Sally .............. ...,............ K ing Caesar Road, Duxbury, Massachusetts Tripp, Barbara ..,......,...... .....,...,,....,.................... 1 66 Brite Avenue, Scarsdale, New York Trowbridge, Laird ,,.......... .......,........................,..... 1 6 Miller Road, Morristown, New Jersey Tschudy, Heidi ................,,., ......,..., F ield Terrace Avenue, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York VanCampen, Harriet ............ .,.......................,,,,,....,..... 2 27 Cedar Street, Corning, New York Vaughan, Janice ................. ............ 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