Nightingale Bamford School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CLASS SEVE As soon as we realized that we were Seventh Gracie, we knew what an exciting and husy year this would he. And oh! How right we weret ' In October Classes Seven ancl Eight had an interesting excursion arounct the Isianci of Mantiattan. VVe were amazed at how hig Mantmattan is. This year we are learning about the Renaissance and of course We continue to stucty arithmetic, science, and geography. At the moment we are working hard to maize various things to sen at the Fair. Lynda. Gina, and Date, the three girls who left New York last year, coutctift stay away from our school, so they came to visit us. Of- course, we were overjoyed to see them again. We have two new girls who joinect the class this year. We att hope the rest of the year is as much fun and as successful as the first part of the year has heen. CLASS SIX Getting to school at quarter to nine, Running and talking Grade Vt feels fine. Art is always colorful and gay. Dramatics this year is in Francais Every Vveclnesctay tennis we play. Study hard in science we do, In other suhjects we try, too. X marks the year the Romans marched through. 1949-Xl95Of-fXl951-1952. 41