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

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THE QUILL for 191 November 25th-Thanksgiving Dinner. XVC atc.-and ate,-and still we took Another course or two, XVith songs and speeches in between ' Thanksgiving had its due. December lst-Domestic Science Tea for Seniors. The Seniors and the Faculty Had invitations fine, On uIll2lI'gllG1'ltCS,, and tea, so clear, XVith cooking-maids to dine. January 21st-Editorial Staff Advertisement Party The Year Book Staff with dignity Received the school at large. Her part in posed advertisements Each girl did well discharge. January 28th-Senior Party to School. The Seniors then as six-year-olds ' A fitting party gave, I NVith childish games and contests, sought A way toward fun to pave. January 29th-Naramore Hall Masquerade. A chosen few were asked to come y Into the gym at eight, . With Naramore girls to dance a masque, A truly merry fete. ' January 29th--Ossining Midyear Luncheon. The Midyear Luncheon, held this year, At Hotel Martinique, ' Saw many girls from everywhere, A gay reunion seek. February 22nd-Washington's Birthday 'Dinner' A jolly time to celebrate ' Was Washington's Birthday With guests from far-off Spirit-land Who had a word to say. T 65

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THE QUILL for 1916 . Social Events September 29th-Opening of School. September ended gloriously A gay vacation time, i And started Social Gaieties Which here you'll find in rhyme. October 8th--Old Girls' Party. The Old Girls' Party to the New With roast corn and 'Shot-dogsj' Was first to start the year out right Around the blazing logs. October 22nd-New Girls' Cotillion. The New Girls quickly did respond With a Cotillion bright, The favors and the programs rare Made that a gala night. O ' October 29th-Hallowe'en Dinner. The gloom, the fear of awful ghosts Gave many girls a scare, And grinning Jacks along the wall Made Hallolwe'en nightmare. T October 29th-Initiation. The ghastly cruelty of the year Began at half-past-two, Initiation 'with dire force T T Made Old Girls -of the New. T November 4th-School Charades. We all survived November fourth, Which day we -all did make Unique Charades within the 6'gym y While eating cream and cake. November 13th-Missionary Dinner and Circusf' y Circus Day was jolly fun With 'cMoll to lead the ring, To Polly, dancers, songsters, too, Hlgh praises we must sing. 64 s. T ,f .V . ful' H346 .IEW av ' ,. iii? A a sffiiii Mira Wd as S9 It P' W 1 I gg G p wins . 9,95 ill it .H i Deretif- A we i' K. ,nb 9 .. T119 G pil wigg:.iH ' hi ll:::TT'f: fLfj3i' 'W viz. fifffifi ff' lerl Q gf --2959 Jgmuarygig xp.. .,. Tb, hi Ri-:aff lf' iliiag' Z iw. ca M xv .1 .. ,.. live' Wi Braun l ., , A aww.-.. Q - , il-ilfSffFl, ' irfh at 1 Q. . 4....:5i ggi' . -.. . XM!! ...t V,- A.. .M Yuki gjS'2'Q.i5,3 'Elm W H R74 lantern 3- itagof , M .,a, O lan. t 'Q 1' .U xx ff uvqv., M W- Riagg., W' .l 5-3. MH M .lim X Sli? gdb! Lf: iffy, H ml lei wh' ll WEN w, Q' if it-ta, Wikia! at lr S, lf: N ' w

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THE QUILL for 1916 February 24th-Senior-Junior Party. A shadow-'World of Black and White, Dim lights among the ferns, A dance, an houri-bill-of-fare-- Arabian Nightsn returns. March 10th-Junior Party to School. Each charming baby photograph- Whose likeness We should guess- Sent mirth to Junior night well-spent, And crowned it with Success. March 14th-Senior Table. The Senior table, too, displayed The Juniors, splendid taste, ' Fair blossoms in profusion spread, And lion-favors placed. ' May 5th-Senior Reception. The Seniors stood,-and stood,-and stood, And yet received some more, But then! what luscious lunch was served, When the last guest closed the door! May 5th-Senior Prom, Mid cherry-blooms, and dogwood pink, Fair buuerflices so gay- To blithesome music, happy pairs Soon danced the night away. 66 fl I if .H is ,H 51.22 6-.Ll l it ' 1.1 M tiff' and rf if 556' 1 gn A tri: M fi MIN 1 wi if tc 1 mi. Q L33 lc.-his 'A ' -Lkfsgi 2 T A M Fifa' ' 1. X' f. V Bill- qi Mm i le. J We ., my