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une EW li? f 2 N '15-. I-1 W THE YEAR BOOK E w lx Editorial ESTERDAY, during our Lower School days, our friends were made without realization of the value of true friendship. We were but children just starting out in a world of sorrow and joy. Sorrow had not come to us and we were happy in our carefree play. Gradually, between the time of our entrance into the upper school and this time, we read more, heard more, learned more, and began to think,-perhaps a little. In the past four years we have learned the worth of the sunshine and the golden hours spent in this,our school, in whose beautiful atmo- sphere our hopes, aims, and ideals have been developing. To-day we are together here before going out into a new and myste- rious world. We are anxious to enter our new life but feel a strangeness swell up in our throats at the thought of parting from these surround- ings which have been our inspiration, from our Faculty who have been our leaders, and from friends whom we may meet in the future to talk over the cherished incidents of our days together. To-morrow we shall scatter, but whether our paths lead to college or elsewhere, no matter how hard the task we have to perform,we feel confi- dent that the spirit ofMiss Ransom and Miss Bridges' School will show us the right way through. We shall always look back on these years with the fondest of memories. B. B. l28l
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MRS RANSOM DIED APRIL 12 1926 MARY KNIGHT DIED APRIL 29 1925
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