Napsonian School - Napsoniana Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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146 tnI1t1eA Calendar IHE Xl-UU H OI 11111 bcptenzbcr 5 Naps1tes eager for knowledge hurry back from long bor1ng vacat1ons CPure sarcasml Class Off1cers are chosen MISS Von Sleban speaks 1n chapel on behalf of the World Student Fund Seruce Urtohr P1 Slgma Kappa Recognltxon Day IS held Shaky NBDSIEGS try out for Cec1l1ans Four glrls sport new Cec1l1an p1ns 17 Volley ball beglns and tournaments are held The magaz1ne contest comes to a close and 1nd1v1dual wlnners ale announced The new volley ball vars1ty plays North Fulton Mr Fl1nn the school s new Pres1dent speaks 1n chapel A m Lnzbc r At chapel M1ss Johnson our French teacher tells us of her experlences as a W A V E 20 Basketball tournaments are held w1th the Sen1ors com1ng out on top to w1n the cup A play The Mummy and The Mumps IS g1ven by the Cec1l1ans and emoyed by a The vars1ty IS announced and twenty g1rls dlsplay brlght new green and gold Jackets NHDSIUSS en1oy the dehghtful Thanksg1v1ng H01ldayS The J un1or song w1ns the tfadltlonal Sxng Song contest Vatslty members go to Newnan The f1nal score of th1s exc1t1ng game was 25 Dr L rmbc r Basketball season opens w1th a game at North Fulton Naps defeats Dru1d H1lls The beloved moments of s1lent beauty are found 1n the trad1t1onal Ch11stmas S8I'V1C6 Books are forgotten and there 1S much ga1ety as the Chr1stmas Hol1days beg1n -111111 :ry I 1.br11 Une 1 lllfll Iuur The New Year f1nds our classes resumlng am1d new sweaters and broken resolu tlons Naps emerges wlnner 1n Naps North Fulton game The l1ghter th1ngs of l1fe are put away as g11lS settle down for exams A new semester begms wxth hopeful prom1ses to peeved papas as Naps1tes resolve to study harder Mr Oll1e Reeves Georg1a Poet Laureate speaks ln chapel as new members of Qu1ll and Scroll are recogn1zed The Shamrock defeats Dru1d H1115 24 14 ifl Oglethorpe Glee Club s1ngs 1n chapel Russell IS defeated by our vars1ty 34 19 Agaln four g1rls become Cec1l1ans Naps vars1ty proudly defeats Newnan and proves they re best A fast and thr1ll1ng flashback to the vars1t1es of old made the Alumnae game lnterestxn and a score of 20 21 varsxty of year 48 favor made lt more 1nterest1ng A grand basketball season comes sadly to an end as Wash1ngton Semlnary WIHS the trad1t1onal clash A gay and happy Mard1 Gras thr1lls us all The Cec1l1ans present The Eager Beavers a good comedy Naps1tes attend beloved Easter SGTVICB w1th It s usual calm beauty The Easter Bunny IS Just around the corner spr1ng fever w1th h1m so Naps gals plunge ga1ly 1nto wonderful sprmg hohdays It s hard but we have to start study1ng agaln somet1me My th1s month went by qu1ckly' Th1s tlme we had our May Day IH May and 1t was lovely Exams exams exams' Oh' why do we have to haxe exams' An extraord1nar1ly beaut1ful Baccalaureate Serv1ce Graduat1on and many a mother S1ghS as her daughte1 gets her dlploma Remember you re always welcome Class of 48 The most wonderful day of the yeal' Report cards and then we re out' 46 0 O U ,. 4 A A , 4, ,. C 4- ' , ' ' . 1 - . 23- ' ' ' 1' . . ., 7g . . .. . . .. . ' 9- ' A ' ' . 10- ' ' ' ' . 13- - A Y . 2p- ' ' ' ' - . 27- ' . 28- . ' , '. ' , ' . 11- ' , , ' 18- L ' ' ' . . . . 243 Y :. , . . . . ll. 26 X. . . . . . 30? . ' . . . . - . 30- ' . ' ' ' ' -25. 9- ' . 16- ' ' . 17 Vggg ' , . . . Q. l8-- ' ' ' ' ' ' . 5- . ' , ' ' - 8- ' ' ' - . 13-w ' ' ' '- . 20- ' ' 1 ' 22- . ' ,' V' , ' . ' 27- ' ' ' - - . 3- ' ' ' . 6- ' ' - - . un . . . . I 20-- ' ' . 2177. A U . . I - . . . 1 z 1 12- ' ' ' . 23g . . Y .. A Q 26- ' ' ' ' ' . 27-- t l ' ' ' 1 V ,. ' ' ' ,. . ao - '. , A ' . 111:41 14 ' A ' , x -. . 24 , , . . 1 30- ' ' ' ' . 31-- ' , ' - ' .

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f, f 815A M She cautiously moved cross the room with test tube tightly gripped Her hands were stained with acid which had over run and dripped Just then that drdn t bother her she hadn t time to think She concentrated gamblrng all on getting to that sink I think she would have made rt had Jane not bumped her wrist Well chalk up one more test tube over on that breakage list' XL tt1e 11111116 SENIOR READER The gals who work the hardest And this I do believe Are very very modest About the honors they achieve And so to proclaim each worthy girl To help you know and meet her To show her priceless as a pearl We have the Senior Reader So read your issue with utmost care From the f1rst page to the end You ll find so much of interest there You ll call your paper your friend ll 1 Nong THE HISTORICAL MOU SE I d like to be a httle mouse That comes to Naps each day And sits rn history class and stares Then scampers fast away I d scurry all around the room On bits of lunch I d feed And I would study none at all For mice you see can t read Miss Gregg might ask me to recite Out of class I d stalk I d be quite Justrfred because You know a mouse can t talk ' lllll 1111111119 on FREE SHOTS ALONE Two out of three, three out of four This time I must make it For my muscles are sore. This Varsity forward is one of the best But she's got to make many shots Before she can rest. Our team can be beaten On free shots alone If girls srt around Like a queen on a throne The coach rs quite right So get to work then And we will keep wrnnrng If you get your shots in 1111.1 'rtcu 0011 IN THE GYM With all the enthusiasm I had I rushed around like mad Putting my clothes on right Took nearly all my might But with success at last I ran upstairs so fast Just to hear Miss Norris say But grrls your class was dismissed to day XIII'-I I31H1C1IL 1 c CAFETERIA Cromwell was brave and courageous As he planned to attack Marston Moor But I was more brave and courageous As I flew for the cafeteria door My path was strewn with noise and laughter As the rush raged through the hall To save himself from such great disaster Ibet ole Crom would be willing to fall The pounding of the warlike hoofbeats I doubt rf they could compare With the sounds of the ladyllke feet That leaped down our rickety sta r I didn t plan my attack as Cromwell Cause my knowledge of strategy was poor But well did I know the ring of the bell For I quickly arrived at that door JUST SCHOOL To factor a trrnomral rs easy as can be Arrange the terms and multiply or IS rt add? You see I never know quite what to do so how can I obey When teacher says Now factor this as she does every day ' Someone wrote the mlm we i that much I have absorbed But who rt was I can t recall Chaucer Alfred Lord Or was rt Tom Macauleyp It s really puzzling For all I know IS Homer who wrote Iflm IIS ul lllt A 111,L, Qurero a rs Spanish for the l nglrsh words I love That s one of many Spanish words I know the mean ing of Besrdes I knove another thing I don t qurera My espanol or English lit or specially algebra ll nga lxou slxl 1. 0 1 ,, , 1 , I ' ' 1 --ja - 2. ' 'Y - v - - 1 S . . . . . . , .. - - - .. . . , ' . . , . , . . v AA. 1 ' 1 ' -S11 7 I I Y 1. .. - - I , , y . . . , . , . . . 4 ' V i . , - . , . 1 ' V ffLc11orc Rosso lot , . . , . fjczz .lr11 s ' Q . . . Y , , ' ' gg , ' ll y 1 Y ' 7 u ' ' ', u V , ' , . ' ' ' ' 1 v 1 1 , . . - ! 1 1 ' 0 ,' v 5. ' , 1 . , 1 . 7 9 ' U . , ,,. . F - .. . I . , Y Y I v - - ' - . ty' v - , H - an , . l - . . , , , ' v , v ' ' 48