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

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THE YEAR BOOK L The Glee Club - LL year the Glee Club has Worked steadily under the direction of Mrs. May and with the aid of Miss Morris. The Christmas tab- leau was under their supervision, and the lovely choir of Fra Angelico angels with golden halos and seraphic expressions offered up their praises to the Virgin Mary. The culmination of the year's Work was in the spring concert, the feature of which was laid in the England of the Morris dancers and May songs. Besides these spotlight perform- ances the club has always been ready and willing to furnish background for plays and to entertain our Friday evening guests. The morning be- fore Christmas vacation, and May day would be desolate Without the chdgandattheendoftheyearwwthankthan. , Preridem' .....,... BARBARA SUTRO Sec:-exam . . . ELIZABETH LINEBERGER Librarian .... , . DOLLY DE VINE MRS. MAY Miss MORRIS MARY POND EDITH BENTLEY MARGERY SAMPLE EDITH MENEFEE MARJORIE FURLONG ALICE CRANE HELEN THoMPsoN DOROTHY KROLL BETTY EBRIGHT SALLY RUTTER KATHRYN Nicol, ANNETTE DODGE l49l

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THE YEAR BOOK I The Whip cmd Bit HE Riding Club has been active all the year, living up to its aim of good horsemanship and a love of the outdoors, to say nothing of a good time. Many long and short trips have been made to all ad- jacent and semi-adjacent arts of the State. The riders returned sun- burned and rejoicing. The all vveek-end was taken at Carmel, Wonderful food, drives, cabin, and morning ride forming the basis of conversation for weeks. Other trips to Tinspoon Canyon, Sequoia Park, and several wonderful breakfasts with Mrs. Bernays were equally successful. Pnxrident . S6Cl'6fIlIj' . HARRIET HUME EDITH MENEEEE JANE WALKER Mus. BERNAYS l 48 l . ALICE MCREYNOLDS HARRIET SUTTON CHARLOTTE EDDY CATHERINE BURTON ELIZABETH LINEBERGER

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THE YEAR BOOK The French Club HE cosmopolitan life of the school has been taken care of this year by the efforts of the French Club. French conversation has been carried on at several tables, including that ofthe club, and at vari- ous other activities. The crowning achievement of the year, however, was the fall play, Les Precieuses Ricliculesf by Moliere. The club Was fortunate enough to have for a coach M. Andre Ferrier of La Gaite Fran- caise, and a new grasp on the French language was gained at rehearsals. The play was a great success, the whole cast entering into the spirit of the amusing plot of exaggerations and confusions. Prerident . . YVONNE W1NsLow Secretag' . . HARRIET SUTTON ALICE MCREYNOLDS H T BARBARA SUTRO MADEMOISELLE ANDRE E ELEN HOMPSON ANN WYCKOFF MADEMOISELLE WOISARD ' DITH NEENEFEE DoRoTHY SMITH KATHARINE DOUGLAS E501