Paine Hall School - Scope Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ll! 0 0lfUI'lel'5 When a student omes to Pame Hall and has to lrve m New York away from her fam1ly she IS apt to feel rather homeslck and at loo e ends The obJeCt of the Out of Towners Clulo rs to overcome thrs feehnq These qrrls Jom the club and from that trrne n they f1nd themselves wtth pl nty of thuoas to do Dmners ID quamt Chlnese ltahan or Spamsh restaurants are arranq d skatmq bowlmq or a qood movre are planned Studres and homesr kness are forgotten for a few hours Mlss Myers who 1S the moderator f the club 1S a quldlna for e to thrs qroup she makes the qrrls feel at horre rn thrs crty qrves mem sornetama o do ond 'helps to make tnerr stay a Pa ae Hall very oleasan Page Fort, fue . ' - ', e 5 'Yi s ' V ' fix of - -at Q .. L A K Z Y 'r ' X 3 I - 7 . , tl 59 X B. Vfarden, l. Parada, l. Chutter, l. Myers Moderator, R. Letcavage, B. Antzts, C. Coriotcn A . A , - Lf ' ' ' Q , ., . , , . . . . ' ' ' o ' . . ' e l ' . . . . . . . Q . , . V , . . , . .H , . X, . . A ' I V' I X, , .. , . , . , . 1 . , . . r l t . . o l t 1. 1 ., t. V. . '

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lalafg i 'Vu-U, ectnd rox I r P Lmk l Duruna lo 'T1lNfl6'C A n 1rd r w T ras l1no E Taylor D E ner lr O onnor B Br rern A a A nat1onal sororuy of Medrcal ASS1 tants that was started some years ago Kappa PS1 Mu 15 one of the extra curnoular aot1v1t1es that Pame Hall attords lt 1S made up ot Med1cal Ass stan s who have atta nea and kept an average over 75 Th s group works toward more s wool sp1r1t and 1 helps the g1rls to get to know eaca other oetter M1ss Arthur who 1S the soror1ty moderator helps to put 1nto pracuce the thmgs taat the members would l1lce to do Th1s year the soror1.y sponsored th Baskets t t od that were sent to needy tam1l1es at Chnstmas ume The pledgees were 1naugurated at a rush tea that was one of the soc1al at-fa1rs of the school year lt 15 good to know taat even th ugh we are al day hops tnere IS some chan e tor socral a t1v1ty w 1 h the sororlty so ompetently affords Pael: y 0:41 5 Gt ADY AHT1-tal? 4 6 O 'B 'slfn- r.',fvvl,4, - ll ' 5 ' sg.. A W ' QU Q Hz 1 it-Q ta ' 4 3 U 1 gf, , .F , kv ' . ,. MM' 1, , . ol : ' ' 4 ,. v 4 6 l N M at 4 l Aff ,Tw Ly' M. TZ! ,LK A First row: I. Lester, C, l.Cok'.'food, lvl. l.'.'1lson S 1 l. vf1lle , . ' , . ' l' 4, I. 1.,' , . l ge Th' o : .T , . , . xc' 1, f. 'C , . e -to , ,C rusf, 'I I' w 'S l ' A f r l .1 I r lil K I ' ' 4 1 1 t . 1 t 1 o A . 1 , C. , I Q I I A I . r T 1 V QL ' J ' ' H ' . ' ' re . o o ' Y 1 Y ' . I I Y I . o 1 V 1 A tw f- P- ' rw f' 1. . o , 1. 1, o . C vw H o Moderator .5 ort -four

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Le CLA .ca A' 42, ' i ij 'P' 1 O Seated: B. Macaulay, H. Gounis, K. Maguire, E Kroll Standing: A. lnge, B. Brereton, D. Eichert, A. Haalce L Simons I Duval L Holman M A. Pomeroy Almost any afternoon of the week, after four thirty, you are apt to hear melodious voices issuing from the lounge. They do not belong to the Trapp family but to the Paine Hall Glee Club. With the help of Miss Ried the girls banded together and formed a choral group that is par excellent. These girls afforded us with some beautiful arrangements that added greatly to the annual Christmas Party. They spend consider- able time on this outside activity and we are sure that it will continue to flourish long after the l95U class has graduated and been forgotten. Page Forty-six N Q cs .J