Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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CAROLINE CHANDLER ,IANUARY Young in limos, in judgment old WHENEVER anyone in our class needs advice, Caroline has been one of the first people to whom to turn, and her judgment is always held in high esteem. She works constantly to approach a knowledge of the arts -- literature, music, and dance. Caroline has followed the Muses faithfully over many years by modern dance and ballet lessons and by study of the piano. Her active participation in Dance Club and her ability to express original ideas are evidences of genuine appreciation of artistic aims. Dance Club, Vine-Presidenlg Chat, Reporter, Edilor-in-Chiefg Oxfordian, Editor-in-Chief, Frenrlz Clulag Art W orkxlzopg Clqf Club, Stuflenl Foreign Poliqv Association. l23l

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'd 0 o v 0 u 1 a Q Q . . I I, o ' u ' 1 MYRNA IVRANCINIQ HOROXVITZ ,fl lmpv LUj'071If the .vhzzffow of fl If7'L'!lUl XYITH oN1.i' a few lines Myrna can catch a visual image and transfer it to paper. She is sensitive to the impression that she wishes to put down and for Myrna this impression never seems obscured by a mass of detail. Her capacity to delineate has more than one practical application, because she also looks at everyday problems with the eye of an artist and grasps the essential factors hrst. Once outlined, these are realistically considered for what they are, then acted on. Myrna's idea is to see into the heart of both abstractions and realities. Sofia! C0illlllfIf6'c'J Frcnflz Club: ,711 lffork- .vhopg Dcmrr llforkslzop. l 22l

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