Miss Ransom and Miss Bridges School - Yearbook (Piedmont, CA)

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THE YEAR BOOK Saturday, March 20 At last the summit of Mission Peak is reached !The Walking Glub and guests are the successful climb- ers. Miss Burke's proves that it plays tennis better than we. Taeyday, March 23 The Lower School play, Ivanhoe, is worthy of commendation. lflfednerday, Marcia 24 Mrs. Cosgrave gives us a brief but very impressive talk on the Philosophy of Life. Friday, March 26 Sixth period hnally does end and we all depart for ten whole days of recreation Wednefday, April 7 The Home Stretch! The Juniors defeat the Freshmen in basketball. Thursday, April 8 The Seniors likewise come out on top against their sister team. Friday, April 9 The juniors win the cup from the Seniors and also take first honors in the stunt at the Basketball Supper. Uncle Torn, Eva, and all the little pickaninnies win our hearts. The Senior farewell to the tune of O Sole Mio is pronounced the best song. , Q .. it Friday, April 16 V- U . W. A delightful group of country youths and maidens i f A' fcifitgu giveus the best Glee Club concert ever! i J . Sunday, April 18 Miss Jeffers takes us on a most entrancing voyage around the Mediterranean. Monday, April 19 The Seniors fill up the blue books once more. The American History final! l38l

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THE YEAR BOOK e i Monday, February 22 Washington's birthday is observed with the aid of Mr. Chester Rowell. Friday, Febraafy 26 Dr. Chesley Bush explains about the Sun- shine Childrenf' Miss Yost from Stanford tells us what a college expects from a student. Saturday, February 27 A losing score for us is the outcome of a basketball game with Miss Branson's. Tlaarrday, March 4 You've missed something if you've never been to Mama's for tea. Ask the Walking Club about it. Friday, March 5 I-lih School horses perform for us at the horse show. Saturday, Marcia 6 To play the game for the game itself results in a play-day for all the schools at Stanford. Friday, Marcia 12 Mr. Pepper enlightens us as to the intricacies of the art of Japanese prints. Saturday, Nlarch 13 What could be more fun than a circus! Honest-to-goodness clowns, ti ght-rope-walkers, and lions entertain us at the Senior Cabaret. Tuesday, March 16 All those who are not going to college will not find time lying heavy on their hands--if they follow the good advice of Dr. Jessica Peixotto ofthe University of California. Wedizerday, Marcfa 17 The third and fourth grades celebrate a St. Patrick's Day Party! Tbiirfday, Marcia 18 Sh! Keep it dark! The Senior Spree! The Senior boarders slip away for dinner at the Palace and 'fSt. Joan afterwards. Friday, Nlarclo 19 Miss I-lead's outplays us in basketball although our team shows that it knows how the game ought to be played. l37l

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THE YEAR BOOK Tiierilay, April 20 1 The entire school from the first grade to the faculty faces the camera. Weiluefilay, April 21 That'ldays of days! No damage done! The improvised fires are bravely put out and the extinguishers are all emptied. Tbzirrilay , April 22 All the clubs posed for Mama and the photographer. Friday, April 23 How we all love to hear Mr. Lehman read poetry! This time he also tells us of his un- ' usual experiences in Europe. Saturday, April 24 The Walkiiig Club hikes along the sea shore on the hottest day of the year, to Moss Beach, where they spend another happy week-end. Sunday, April 25 We again journey with Miss Jeffers, our destination being Jerusalem. Taerilay, April 27 President Woolley of Mt. Holyoke talks to us most inspiringly. Friday, April 30 Our school doubles, C. Beedy and E. Lineberger, carry us into the semi-finals by defeating the Horton girls. Saturday, May 1 The Glee Club ushers in Spring with joyous songs to awaken us. The tennis luncheon at Claremont proves very successful. Taerday, May 4 A third time we enjoy Miss Jeffers. The setting of the fEneid is brought clearly before us. Friday, May 7 Diablo and Orinda are the rendezvous of two wonderful class swimming parties. l39l