Maumee Valley Country Day High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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SENlt JR COUKBK lt JK PATTY CAKE 3 pints study hall rules slightly 4 teaspoons sincerity sauce stiffened 1 bunch freshly picked foreign news 2 cups well seasoned personality l tablespoon smile extract I dash of Detroit Boil personality until slightly effervescing, slowly mix in foreign news, sincerity sauce and smile extract. Season with dash of Detroit, and grill in French room until well done. DOTTIE IDREA Ms l cup equestrian ability l melting smile 3 cups wonderment Ginger 2 dimples Pinch of lost keys Mix equestrian ability and wouderment. Slowly add melting smile. Beat until fluffy, season with ginger and pinch of lost keys. Garnish with dimples and place in a well greased Willys. GIPE AU fiRATIN 1 cup friendliness 7 dates 2 quarts good looking clothes 256 tablespoons pep Cream friendliness and pep until smooth. Brush clothes until spotless and add dates to mixture. Roast in Florida sun until a delicate brown. Decorate with honey hair and cinnamon nail polish. Serves one T. U. basketball team. FIN NAN l-lAskEI.L 56 tablespoon shortening ' 2 quarts Ann Arbor boys l pint geniality Few grains stubbornness 1 drawl Cover baking dish with Ann Arbor boys. Mix shortening, drawl and geniality slowly. Sprinkle with few grains stubbornness and bake one hour in M. V. C. D. S. cooker. Remove frequently for short periods. BROVVN RE'I'TY l face highly polished 3 tablespoons hockey prowess 2 teaspoons good posture 2 cups conscience Wash face thoroughly. Add good posture and conscience. strained well. Sprinkle vigorously with hockey prowess and boil in a fast blue Ford. If desired, flavor with ginger. Test frequently with College Boards. ANNJX BANANA CAKE 2 cups worry l peeled nose I tablespoon gum Snow white teeth IPS quarts angora yarn Mix worry and gum well. Add peeled nose and fold in angora yarn. After beatin thorou hlv, arnish with snow white teeth. Bake in moderate tem erature, g 2 . 2' . P preferably near the ocean. Baste every 15 minutes. Donn DU M m.1NGs l tablespoonful forgctfulness 4 quarts athletic skill I nose retrousse 2 cups enthusiasm Mix forgetfulness with enthusiasm which has been well seasoned in gym- nasium. Add athletic skill, sifted through a two year period of Brown Team captaincy. Season with knitting, preferably socks, and serve with Vermont chicken. 27

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ACT IY Setting'-The lireplace end of the Smead Room. l. Uh. look up here and see us, And wish that you could be us, Sitting in the library chairs ..,... ....,,. S img by Entire Cast. 2. Reading. .llarir .elutninrffc ,,,i,, ....,, I ly Mr. Tliornburgh Cut out the history parts ' .......Betty l'. 3. Skit: .-X Diller, a Dollar, .AX Ten U'cloek Scholar! Setting--Any time from nine o'clock on, in the science room. Srlwlars K FJ ....... ....,.. l Dottie, Anita and Marcia 4. Bly Reverieu ...., ...... S ung by joan 5. Solo ..... ......, S ung by Patty To the tune of A Bicycle lluilt for Two. Anne and joan, Can't you hear me toot? Bring your breakfast. llurry we've got to scoot! Your hair looks all right, really, And we'll miss joe Gentilly. You can get neat Upon the seat Of a Ford Y-8 built to suit. 6. Skit: Quality Street Setting-March 15th and 16th at eight-thirty. I want a boy, just like the boy, that captivated Sue! ....... ....... J oan, accompanied by other Seniors. 7. Finale ...............,............ ..... ....... S i ing by Entire Company Gone with the VVind Costumes: White formals by Gillespie. Geralda Pheatt. lNliller's Vogue, Modern Modes lsee our advertisers in rear of bookl. Nose-gays by Schramnfs. Patten's tsee dittol. A fter the final curtain there will be a tableau. in which some of the cast will be writing in blue books. Faintly outlined on the backdrop are towers of a college campus. The audience is requested to maintain a reverent silence during this tableau and not to applaud before late July or early August. 26

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FIFTEICN YEARS IIENCE 'Twas fifteen years ago we left M. Y., ln 1940 we were seniors there. You'd never know us as we are to-day, Though we try hard to hide our turning hair, Smooth out our wrinkles and unbend our backs, And keep a pleasing length around the waist. XYe're old because we've led such giddy lives, To all four corners of this earth we've chased. Do you remember Dorothy Gillette? Now better known abroad as Dottie Dart , She's tops in racing autos, self-designed. 'Twas from her XYillys that she got her start. And I suppose you've heard of .loans luck. You know she's married to a charming male. She has just Hocks and Hocks of children now. Do you suppose his alma mater's Yale? Our lletty dwells way up in the Swiss Alps. Each day to France and home again she skis, To shop in gay Paris or keep a date. To learn to ski you pay terrific fees. Vp in a New York attic we find Pat, The greatest living painter of our age. No one remembers Reyburn or Yan Gogh, For now Patricia has become the rage. Anita loves to read as much as ever, She says that some day if she never marries, She'd like to be a playwright full of wit, And write for Broadway, plays like J. M. Barrie's VVho is this figure clad in uniform W'ho with compassion treads the crowded slums? Q'l'heir hapless plight she lays to I . D. RJ It's Anne, a tireless rescuer of bums. In horn-rinnned specks, her lexicon in hand, Marcia now haunts the Mediterranean shore, Followed by pupils to whose eager minds She feelingly expounds Yirgilian lore. 28