Ossining School for Girls - Quill Yearbook (Ossining, NY)

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u ELEANOR CARROLL Spokane Washington CARROLLM ACADEMIC CoURsE When I was home I was in a better place, but travellers 'must be content. A mixture of home-sickness, wit and mischief would fairly de- A scribe her, but it is for those of us who know her best to testify to her co1n1non sense. Mobile 4 ACA1 Be11l1PP!l ft you shall pf r0w.!! Center B: retary of 1915-16. uCI'HII1piq Of ugeiting f0l1I1d Out. ever been 2 WEIS not tk always She, found Outh SPort ant ir0ubles in IS bv

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Nl. Tl X A afk 1 tix! F x 'IX-mu fi-sssrr W .S xsz hee. .2 ll het? S 's I ' VL:9.l'fl' X 2130 14 93Y .B I-4 Y 5. , ami. 2?1.xqulaI h- I AIQETHEA CARPENTER Ossining New York CLASSICAL COURSE Ah, who can tell how hard it is to climb the steep where Fame's proud temple shines afar. Hockey Team, 1914-15. Substi- tute Basketball Team, 1914-15. Hockey Team. Substitute Basket- ball Team, 1915-16. -She is the best of good students and a Very loyal day scholar, who has also been a faithful and well likedmember of the Class of 1916. Her habits of steadiness and punctuality have Won for her a reputation among the faculty as Well as among her schoolmates.

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ilu P n l.l. 'RY-in 'KATHERINE CRAMPTON Mobile Alabama i HCRAMPIEB, ' bffm ACADEMIC CoURsE limi be Be happy to-day, away with sorrow You shall perhaps not be so to-mor- row. 21 ivk vs, . irlfzfe center Basketball, 1915-16. sec- H W In Us retary of Missionary Society, z -ftifv to 191546' Cra1npie surely has the knack of getting in Wrong and being found out. No lawlessness has ever been attempted in which she was not the leading person and always she,' and no one else, was found out-but she is a good sport and takes these slight troubles in the right way and, so, is liked by every one.