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

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THE QUILL for 1916 1 The Class Will E, the Senior Class- of 1916 of the Ossining School, in the Village of Ossining and State of New York, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, in manner following, that is to say: l We Bequeath p To the Junior Class patience to wait and energy to work for their Senior Privileges, 'to Molly Beecher the Venus de Milo's arms, to Charlotte Voorhis, one pair of gauze wings, to Marjorie Lindsley, a few spare minutes, to Ruth Talbot, the antidote for ptomaine poison to be used on hot dog occasions, to Alice Acker, a life subscription to Vanity F air , to Eleanor Cameron, the coaster in the back yard, to Mildred Carpenter, a laugh guaranteed to be original, to Maude Chandley, a bad case of German measles, to Martha Fletcher, a goose to stuff, to Jeannette Hal- stead, a tardy mark, to Marjorie Holly, an honestto goodness thrill, to Helena Hyatt, an eccentricity, to Helen Hays, a horse shoe for good luck, to Eleanor Lamb, some new amusements, to Edna Nagel, a loud voice to match her buxom figure, to Harriet Pillmore, a place in the angels' choir for her and her harp, to Elizabeth Pilat, an impromptu speech, to Marian Smith, one Suzanna Cocroft flesh reducing treat- ment, to Lyle Stackpole, Emma Calve's voice, to Corinne Thrall, a padded cell, a safe-guard against noise, to Margaret Travis, Shylockis pound of flesh. 47

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D NMR f I. if is . I Pdf: a as TEX B THE QUILL for 1916 H ' Class Statistics Most original ............................................ Genevieve Race Most noisy ...................,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,.,,., ............... M ajel Reeye Most stylish ......................,.., ........ F lorence Leisy Best sense of humor ........... ............... N ell Erwin Most tactful ....................... ,.,...., L ucile Walker Most dignified ............... ..,..... T helma Senior Most modest ....... Beatrice Payne 3 i Most curious ...... - .... Iilborothy Moore f f I Best figure ............... .,.....,.,. M argaret Paine e 'MN Most practical ........ ................... L ouise Frick . Most graceful ......... .......... E mily Thompson Q' Most unselfish ........ ......... M argaret Wilde I Biggest bluffer ........... .......... E leanor Carroll P ,W-N Biggest grind ..... ....... A lethea Carpenter Jil M-ost indifferent ....... . ....... Thelma Senior Most energetic--. ............ Majel Reeve Best sport ........... ................ L ouise Frick Best disposition ........ ......... M argaret Wilde , 5 tw- Wittiest ................... ........ L -g ....... Nell Erwin t ' F Neatest ..........,... .......,........ Florence Leisy 3 , Q-T51 Brightest ..... . ......... ......... A lethea Carpenter .'., .-4 lllxgost magnetic.-. .......... Margaret Paine ' , O ost eccentric.. ...... ........................... E leanor Carroll ffl Most talented ............................................ Genevieve Race t iijgj Most capable .................... Adelia Floyd, Lucile Walker cr' Most striking ............ Margaret Paine, Margaret Wilde C1aSS flirt .................................................... Thelma Senior Best all around girl ........... - .,..,,.,.........,.,,,. Lucile Walker . D rmdtmw 1 I' 1: a RC?- ' . 1 G 2 '- ' . I X, s ,yi Q ' .. ' I H1 l . I , '19