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

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THE YEAR BOOK Saturday, May 8 The outstanding novelty of the year- a bleacher luncheon,', after which the Riding Club departs for a Week-end with Shoupie. Thursday, May 13 The four little blacks greatly amuse those who witness the dress rehearsal of The Merchant of Venice. Saturday, May 15 .1 Portia, Shylock, . A... Antonio, Bassanio, Gratiano, Nerissa, and the Gobbos-in fact all the cast-cer- tainly prove to be a credit to their instruc- tors, Mr. Holme and Mrs. Howell. l Monday, May 17 The end is truly ap- proaching!Tvventy Seniors gather around one large table for dinner to celebrate the last month together. Wed1zeJday , May 19 The Student Body present their ideas on the qualities desired for next year's officers. S. holds trial nominations. - Friday, May 21 Numerous relations attend the annual gymnasium meet. The Seniors win the cup. Saturday, May 22 A more perfect place than Brookdale with its lovely dining room and lighted swimming pool could not have been found for a wonderful Senior Week-end. Movzday, May 24 The Seniors defeat the Sophomores in baseball. S. officers are nominated. Wedrzerday, May 26 The Juniors Win from the Freshmen in baseball. Everyone is greatly interested in the outcome of the Student Body nominations. Friday, May 28 The Juniors are triumphant baseball players. Marion Somers is re- placed by Jean Duncan. l40l

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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

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THE YEAR BOOK .Si aztu1':i1gf, M401 29 The boarders enjoy dinner at Sequoia Park for the last time this year. Mozztiagf, Magi 31 , Student Body officers for next year are: President, Dorothy Kroll, secretary, Elizabeth Lineberger, treasurer, Lucy Bancroft, YEAR BooK editor, Betty Lowell, YEAR BooK manager, Ellabelle Seagraveg charity leader, Mariedna Clay, cheer leader, Sally Rutter, and line rallies, Alice Dalton and Catherine Burton. The Faculty under the guise of the American Beauties show us up frightfully in baseball. Who says our teachers aren't real sports? HS. K. nominates Margaret McKin11ey, president, Lucy Prince, secretary, and Jean Lawyer, treasurer. The French Club recognizes Helen Dolge and Nancy Overton. Tuesday, func' 1 Each Senior does her share in planting the cherry tree. Hattie, Mar- jorie, Barbara, and Helen recall former years to our minds at the Senior Breakfast in the gym. Class nominations are held. PV ed12euiay, june 2 The same old story ! Commencement practice falls on the hottest day of the year. Mr. Charles Zook Sutton shows us what We looked like the night of the play. A.Wyckoff, M. Nibley, H. Peters, D. Kroll, F. Corder,J. Jamison, and E. de Fremery are the latest successes in the theatrical line. ' -'--e T at li-.uSes.....a1-a.u.-. -'Nr '-'f.-,tag-Q.-Q... H --A mari -, , ,., ,,,' l41l