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

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THE YEAR BOOK A SnapfSl1ot Diary New York Serpentine Ocean swell Old friends Farewell. Mazleircz A distant speck Flowered slopes Casino lights Toboggan ropes. Lirbon Moss-grown tiles Winding ways A bull ring Fish-trays. Seville The Alcazar A masquerade Columbus' tomb Cathedral shade. Allmfrzbm A fortress tower A fountain's gleam Lace-work in stone A poet's dream. Algiers A slave-built quay Arab cries A street of stairs Filth-flies. l l 91 Symczue Catacombs A Greek play A Roman fight A vanished day. Atlffem Snow-clad heights Toward Marathon The Hill of Mars The Parthenon. Constantinople St. Sophia A Roman wall The dim bazaar A muezzin's call. Bgfrout A basket-ride Orange trees A wave-washed cliff Anemones. Haifa and Acre A crescent beach Fisher's nets Crusader's towers Minarets. femmlem A questioned stone Olive trees The Wailing Wall Memories.

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Marjorie Furlong THE YEAR BOOK The Perfect Gwl Hair . ...... Edith Menefee Brains . Helen Thompson Mouth . . Caroline Beedy Eyes . . Barbara Sutro Nose . . Marion Somers Lashes . . Harriet Sutton Smile . Jane Walker Hands . . . Mary Pond Complexion . . Mary Metcalf Figure . . . Kitty Hall Disposition . . Sara Miller Dancing Ability . . . . Florence Britton Personality . . . . Harriet Hume Capability . . Mary Elizabeth MacLaughlin Imagination . . . . Helen Peters Dependability . . . Alice Jordan Sense of Honor Sense of Humor . Dolly De Vine Poise . . . Dorothy Coflin Energy . . . . Esther Mosher Conscientiousness . . . Evelyn Bade Conversational Ability , Alice McReynolds Feet . . . . Beatrice Brim Can 'You Imagine Elizabeth Lineberger actually dumb? Floss Britton at school on Sunday? Somers reducing? Babby taking a back seat? Betty Lowell taking a front seat? Beedy being mean to anyone? Eve teaching Florence how to Charleston? Jerry skipping a class hockey game? Leonora telling Somers where to head in? Peter without a special from her family? Mac in a hurry? Any Senior getting 9OfZ, in an English ex? Sutro refusing to eat? Little Eddy being disrespectful to a Senior? Sammy unconscious of Sammy? Edith Menefee likin anything of her own? Billy Creed aware ofihe fact that she is only a Freshman? Babs Metcalf enjoying herself? Janey without her lessons? Kitty not in a fog? Dolly reciting a whole stanza of poetry in more than one breath? f90l

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THE YEAR BOOK Luxor Venice An Obelisk An amber sail A scarab ring St. Marks afar Columned aisles The Bridge of Sighs A mummied King. A gondola. Cairo Naples Desert sand Blue sea The moon-lit Nile Blue sky A camel train New friends The Sphinx's smile. Good-by. -MARTHA RICE FURLONG The Senior Class Will HE Senior Class being of sound mind Cmore or lessD, does hereby make, publish, and declare their last will and testament. TO the next Senior Class we do leave Our aptness in leadership. To the Sophomore Class vve do bequeath Our unparalleled dignity. To the Freshman Class we do leave our enormous amount Of savOir faire. I, NELL I-IALLIDAY, do leave my coyness to Margery Sample. I, ALICE MCREYNOLDS, do bequeath my extraordinary conversational versatility to Mooney Moore. I, EDITH STEBBINS, do bequeath my curls to Elizabeth Dodge to facili- tate dressing her hair. I, HAPPY SUTTON, do leave my flowing tresses tO Jean Duncan in case she travels in a cold climate. I, Hattie Hume, do bequeath my excess height to Marjorie Mott to assist her in making her way through crowds. I, MARJORIE FUI-LLONG, do reluctantly leave behind my great interest in school activities to Ruth Hart, that she may promote the school in these lines. I, MARY METCALF, do sorrovvfully part with my excess weight in order that Sally Rutter may cover her projecting bones. I, HELEN THOMPSON, do bequeath my proficiency in academic work to Elizabeth Lineberger to further the possibilities of her graduation. I, Barbara Sutro, do regretfully leave my petiteness to the little I-lurlies. l92l