Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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.IANETTE GOODWIN AUSTIN nlvetsa You can't help respecting anybody who can spell Tuesday, even if he can't spell it right -The House at Pooh Corner. 1930-31-Gray Baseball Team. 1931-32-Gray Baseball Team. 1932-33-Gray Baseball Team. 1933-34-Christmas Play, Gray Soccer Team. A pleasant laugh pierced the gloom. We looked down, around, and up-and there was Nettie, ready to cheer us on. Oxford will miss her gay laugh and waysg there are no others quite like them. ELIZABETH HUNTINGTON BALLARD c6Bet79 I can think whatever I like to think. I can play whatever I like to play. I can laugh whatever I like to laugh. -Now We Are Six. 1930-31- 1931-32- 1932-33- 1933-34-Christmas Play, Salon Francais, 'Varsity Soccer Team. It's dreadful to think of-but if there were a fire, we wonder which Bet would save-her teddy bears or her opera records. By the time she'd decided, they would all be burned and there would be no more witty discussions at lunch. So here's hoping that Bet will never be caught in a fire, with such a decision to have to make! 13

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The quotations from Milne on the following pages under the senior pictures are used by special permission of the copyright owners, E. P. Dutton Ez Company, New York. and are taken frum these books: Winnie-lhe-Pooh, Hnuse at Pooh Corner, Now We Ara: Six, When We Were Very Youmr. '9'-x5 'i'Yt 9'40 '

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BETTY RANDOLPH BEAN i'BeltyH Gaity. Som:-and-dance. Here we go round the mul- berry bush. -Winnie-the-Pooh. 1930-31-Christmas Play, Ensemble, Senior Orchestra. 1931-32-Christmas Play, Ensemble, Senior Orchestra. 1932-33-Absent. 1933-34-Christmas Play, Senior Orchestra, Chairman of CHAT Art Board, Paint and Putty, Spring Play, Chairman of Scenery Committee for Spring Play. If you have ever searched for Betty to ask her to buy some flowers, or to make a poster for a play, or to play her violin at Music Club, you have probably found her stewing in front of the dressing-room mirror. Shall I cut it or shall I let it grow? So-and-so will be so mad if I cut it after all these weeks, but honestly, I can't stand this mop any longer. El.lZAl3ETH ANN UOUCHILH B0uch', What will he be doing nr-xtT -Winnii--the-Pooh. 1931-32-Christmas Play. 1932-33-Christmas Play, Ensemble. 1933--34-Christmas Play, Paint and Putty, Orange Cheerleader, Spring Play, Scenery Committee for Spring Play. You wou1dn't think such a little person could take a man's part in Oxford dramaticsg but what a dashing' hero she makes! And she won't have to use any man's make-up if she falls asleep under the sun-lamp again. And, in case you hear a sound ol' cheering' from the senior room before twenty minutes to nine in the morning, you know that Boucher has come on time-for once. 14