Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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w in av Q ll A ,vz it ... '4 'A 3 ' l Uri 'E PAULINE H.-XVILAND MC C.-XNCH Lv! me go iU!IL'7'U,L'7' I wi!! li limi' zz .vkvy-60771 Nllljil' still. lfolz P.-xL'i,1N1a the course is headed directly into the wind. Her boat would not put into harbor at the first strong gustg she would simply reef the sails and keep right on. This quality of undaunted perseverance deter- mines that Pauline will always go forward to the goal, whether she is carrying through Service Club projects to success or argyles to the toe. Her voice has earned her the lead in several school operas. Her gaiety makes Pauline a welcome addition to any group. Nocizzf C0l1lIllilft'L',' Ijllllfl' Cfnbg Gln, Cfub, Via'-PN.fizfvflf, Prvxirfvlllg Clmpvl Clzoirg O:q'01'1fiz121, Plzolng- 1411 pfzy l3r11zrfz',- I'll't'l1I'fI Clzzbg ,fri lVork.vl10p,' ljllllfz' llfr11'fc.vl1op,- SlLlIllt'l1f f 07't'fgIl Pofiqv .A1.v.v0z'ifzli011. llful