Roycemore School - Griffin Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1940 volume:

iQQZ.'? 3 ,., - A- VOLUME XXIII THE GRll: l: I ROYCEMORE SCHOOL EVANSTON 1940 I ILLINOIS I ln apprecuahon of her advice guadance and faufh ID us Jrhroughouf our 'four Mrs Keufh Presfon In frefa dum fluvn currenf dum monhbus umbrae lusfrabunf convexa. polus dum sldera pasce+ Semper honos nomenque fuum laudesque manebunf quae me cumque vocan+ Jrerrae years, we, +l'1e Class of I940, affecfionafely dedicafe 'rhis volume of The Griffin +0 CDNTENTS SENIORS UPPER SCHOOL LITERARY TIVITI LOWER SCHOOL FEATURE ADVERTISING ADDRESSES I I I I ACES II II II ll II 'I 'I I I I I I I I I x N fs., 1 ,-P'4l 1 . :-Rx ..,,x ' 4 4 z 4 Y ' K X A. 1 4 ,Q X . X, S d ,TN X ?', 1, . M ,., 2.-... l- as PARKING l' FFF: Q I la ,Aw 1- V ,V I A 'A' ttxff, p 'Q A sf -bgr ' my '.-'ff 'ff Iv' se' 1 k 1 I Z 0' ' om, 2.5 .H .--J' 3'a3 5' .- . X v .,7 1' - ' wail' ff'-'Q-J. J, f ' 1 .' ' T! C-Af f V , ' S 63,'r , Q. ' Ulf.. 7 . -J A! - ', '.fA, fa ' 1 ... 4 J' L .,, ,. E , . F .. .,c- , ,ji ,'. f 11 1 , .' 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'P ov J' '1 u,,,.'dL' n - Q Q p - fa UPPER GRADES ROYCEMORE SCHOOL 19151916 Top Row Upper School Marlon Barnes Julia Whlfell Id Janel Davns Frances Pearsons Emily McCormick Elxza luefh Campbell Marian Buswell Sarah Phelps Second Row Engh+h Grade Margaref WIIRIDSOH uunn Jackson Belly Tlefgens Allce Llflle Grace Robinson Grace Paleau Florence Buswell Rosallnda McBean Mary Shumway Fronl Row Sevenlh Grade Dorolhy Lamonf Molly Lawlord Helen Rushlon Vnrglnla Buck Elhel Rosen Held Arla Avery Grace Merrnll ROYCEMORE CELEBRATES ITS TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY 'lwenly fave years ol Roycemorel Years ol haopuness and growlh limes ol llnanclal srruggle and anxuelles bur never a hrne when lacully or grrls have given up 'rhe erlorl lo hold our banner hugh lo malse our scholarshlp slncere and lo lceep our molro ever before us forhs el prudens slmul Our numbers nn upper school have grown from lhe eughl nn 'rhe lasl row I The group above lo an average ol one hundred lwenly hve our planl from one uml lhe presenl lower school wllh lls nlne classrooms lo lour unuls wulh a lolal ol lhnrly rooms These are bul malerlal gauns however and lhal whuch we hold mosl valuable and preclous us lhe spiral ol Roycemore which as loslered by our everyday llle al school where courlesy and Iclndness underslandlng belween leachers and gurls have made lhe lrlendshups formed here dear and lashng where :deals ol cnhzenshlp and obllgahon loward lhe world F1 which we lnve are ever prlmary forces REBECCA sHERMAN AsHLEY 8 ArSS rs M155 M SS S Mrss lx rSS M SS MzSS Mrs I MrSS TVUSS Mws M SS Mrs M SS MNSS e r Var A r H our Ha Q ', Wawr ff r E Zan TH J M rrcrw A K Jo rw G M AMS+ Marrow Mfiierwzse Ka armc L Pe ks Dororry H mmar H do DOrmQVN C How Horence NUS Owm M ldred HGH Lulu Larvqaf w Emma HoNm Soerwcer D Smrfrw Marqucrrfc Cazes Marc Hr mS is New Q R E mor R C Madr Ba B France Bwg AWma B rrr m o M G Mr'ar EG' Larm Mace a FAC Ll LTY 1 r C T' H S+o y Maru rraf QS Ages a L54 r Sc: en S vervm orm F f VV: Sr I1 Forms UG Q If rS+ Fo m 0 rqa + Lo 1 r Scrwool and Dr mary Frenrlrw T am: 1 Tramr Q Drama Mums Musrc 2 MSS Reb ace Sharma' ASW 3, D Visa! Mrs. Kew? Prcfcr Aziccffe Zrrzbaf Lai M759 r ,' E. Earzef fN21CC'i'E Ffrdzpa L:f,:r Sirccf MSS rw .C c mcg Fziitdw prrfca Hfmar, Sires! MISSL 'Se Lfffi Mra. S em, S. VX! 'QF' Erfeh MSS 1' 'Q can Cz- Erqrer F ' a ' . ear? 'ranch M . rw . C ' er French ' ' S, ' ., A T r 7 flw ' . r , ' C F Mrs. f ,, 7. -' r '. Mr. f . , Q ., . , ' :G MISS Hizabefh K. VV ramson Egrwrh Form ' S' f . .. A . , A Q 1 F 4' I . ff rx r X AW 2 f Q .Secs F r ' es F' r A , ' ' ,. Kr e ren MI 9, ' vc V , I f V ' C A 'cr 'C Dryshax r ' 'mg ' Arif Qgkrmar' p yS:Cc . AVN! 'M 2' K 9 . . r. D .CCD -- . P. . Korwsaa' A I S f sr . . Ar' ' T ,mqha FIGWO MISS R Sc Q ermcr L'orar'ar MSS ' 'ez S:zraqS3 S3C'3Lar, ard Ezclleertcr MISS 'Uh ,N Cm 4 Secryerk, MESS ,bro H. E, ara Urezfr :I Lmzrrwm MES Clarks- Sm ' Sri: 'Xluii I Gunan McCloud Byers Dlaney Porfer Waller Paiferson Mrs Wrlghf Mellor Harbreclwf Bowman Corcoran Aushn GRIFFIN BOARD Ednlor In Chief Margarel Waller ASSOCIGW EdI'fOF Marflwa Louuse l-larbrechl Busfness Manager Sensor Edr+or Assus+an+ Busuness Manager Lvrerafure Plwo+ograplws .Joraluons Fealure Sechon Acluvllxes A+l'1le'rncs Drarnahcs Ari and Desuon Snapshols Sensor Adverhsnng Solrc lor Junmor Adverfusang Sollcxlors I0 Kale Speed Kanaley Maru Gunnan Dale Bogerf Maru Gunnan Barbara Pallerson Joan Scl1uHer Barbara Allen Joseplwlne Corcoran Nancy McCloud Bunny Byers Madelnne Porler Slwurley Mellor Loranne Knrfland Avelune Bowman llilxzabeflw Aushn Q' ' I, E. I. . . . .Nancy Delaney y,yc,alyy , yae y,y aycyy y yya,c yy ' M H -W yya y y y ry yllrffi Q A BARBARA ALLEN hai' s Hwfulfoecess IQ Her e r wa mir x 'Um DOROTHY AMEND A bubble of wuf and fwo of laughfer I3 W I hkfgg. , V J I ' I ANN BALLINGER She alks nbea +ylke The ghf I4 w I u i ni JANE BERMINGHAM lg U cw VWZGFPGSS H'fH'AC2 of OVTGQ. MARJORIE BROWN Th I6 e mvldesf manners and The qeP+'es+ head .21 ' 5224 -A . 5 N- Q w OLIVE ELIZABETH BYERS deavor lflung my soul on high wifh new en . I7 If 'ro her share some female errors fall Loolc on her 'lace and youll forgel lhem all I8 PATRICIA COBURN S 1... JOSEPHINE CORCORAN Would I e e sfeadfasf as 'rho 'r I9 A 73341. ' S1757 A fs W I' U af' . NANCY DELANEY Iwould be? e ds Hn you and have you lo e 20 1, .fix Y, V , -. ri n wi r v BETTY JANE DOYLE Love, sweefness, goodness nn her person shown. QI BENNETTE FREEMAN A dancmg shape an :mage gay To haunf fo sfarfle and way lay QQ crln 'V f' MARI , lTT'.45-- GUINAN ' H, WHO. Q3 MARY LOUISE HARRISON She ns pre'r'ry +o walk wdh And WIH'y To Jrallc wxfh And pleasani' +00 +o Hunk on Q4 - 5:2 ig, 'Fi -. j ' , A 14, . , ,yay ' ' l , .Q 545 if . . . - SUE PAGE HILL A rare compound of rrolnc and fun To relnsh a Ioke and reyouce af a pun 25 J O A N H U T H Much w1+, bu? shy of usnng Hr 26 KATE SPEED KANALEY y a sa+eas re 27 JEAN KELLY U 'flshes ledonme 28 I Her loveliness 1 never knew n I mi . LORAINE KIRTLAND Buoa mg w+P1 o ufy spnrufeo Tall ueen rv The G awmg rcom be le af The ball 99 W t, ' 15 ,M ' X :gf gg, 13 1 A N s H, qgg9g,Qe: wif v ' - ' 2 'T ,. . , Q . . . ' I SU , . . Q 1 f ' - .. BETTY MAGIE Earfh has nof anyfhung 'ro show more fair 30 NANCY ELLEN MCCLOUD M self + feasf b f ho o ed of fha ll ,,,wW y no , u n r m a 31 NANCY MCKISSON Unbounded cou age and compass on IO ned J K s 32 J O A N M E R C E R A merry hearf make+h a cheerful counfenance EVELYN PARKHILL Ge S S ITN H 6 GSS 34 BARBARA PATTERSON Fa uious aio fo qof 3g . I b v run r , MADELINE PORTER ea'r slkeasngngb 36 li Myh mi as ard. JOANNE REED siep a ddea ed?I'1+lfe as Beau fn rm aiw fy. 37 JOAN SCHUTTER Tomoro fofesh oodsa dpasf res ne 38 F W I' W H U HELEN MARJORIE SPEED My sfyle a d my se fmenfs a e my ow 39 'm I n n I r n. JOYCE SWEET A s eef con+e + 5 Q 40 '36 MARGARET WALTER S '33 -fl! LAURA WINSTON 42 O fall fair vision of Ioveliness THE SENIOR PROPHECY Haven vo ea n L. ure n be T uno T a crysra ea 7 Wen we ve 1 ear C fs Cs ar r can e f Ta af sf ul fe rev Asnoe POF We LL T v r ua rnaoe or rea houohr woumo be so swnoe e eolf Tnfo on s fneeay no reao o ne C s or erfurur The cas wa r Q ed our T snTrnrn rrng sohere They are are Ano oerhars The orofefsors are vvrcno For hm IS wha? seemed 'ro he There NV rh Barb fh o gn Ted nnrsrress of ah r fo fo no ano o +re e She s now The oroud adv Whmhl byrhal W ' Ten THQ onfs Qur dear :The Dor IS a nnorher grand acenf o'Crf+4es rnohre Ln v, Q Mr Arn r h C eo ne-ao G O earirnen was er who never Tres Cum laude grad cf deaf do Srn Th Mafhernahr whw z TS Bunny Byers In qearn no whm e nn d ha h Q nwves sarros GT n sarsaearwa d shes a a e s u Texas J ah 'r rr- Mar a A reenw eh V haee nr-een e FIS Narcv hares ah eorrvenhenal She s ednor oTSoC1al Preoress EPT Ilfll The elefr on oaraoe TS passmq of Therr seqans on reform are ben W1fhbTar ng band and rwswnq Cheers V' fl T FO CVT Haro Worr fno orams rnaoe h Q for Erfadf n he C3 Qfefunv nd ahe own L A WT? sndves o rcvo from her an n eou o vm e , rn o o nurs r rh rnef And soars o frres True h I1 scares rho honesr eeoo e g een When Benneffe The Kwller rears her heao QT easy We sne s had a ehf s a Gun rneN and she snoors em fra S an1 .-fun ooc a r ne s a e rn OTfmDTf Games nm e een rorfy emo r Too or th ranahe rhronq Wno once Pweasso TolTowed ea er CT The new Frehfh SC OC Finn C V TC'6' VWHVTIC, S TTBTTOWCO n n v dee! oenearh + Sh dves oav n day our She even hnos a oearl or rwo Josre The Deeo Sea Scouf Wh e owshmnq Tsh In Keokuk She fhancco +o serve a rnov e neu' u o carne a Tarnous s ar ns ead of snro no +rou+ W r Dooy Tear eo her powers She gave ur: Tarnmly Trerd and ove She ruTes rnesr reared owdalor W CJ Tn ve ve O ve 43 un,urofar+ne5+T, ,WTA ' ' 'Ty Ca C T ' 'T TT. 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'+h 'ron har ' J r die -. f She lloafs llcc 1 b rd rhrough soac Swoooung oown from duzzy heughrs A lrapeze Hrhsl ol world renown She s Sweel un fughrs ln a mos+ oushnguusheo grouo Smar+ly groom d superbly oressed Ann olays The puano brulluamly Applauded as The cenlury s bes They say she us al home abroad So gracuously she suufs her role As wule ol lhe ambassador Joan has all France un her conlrol She smolces your lavorrlre brand She druves your lavorule car Pal smules lrom all lhe magazunes As a model she s a sla When men from Mars unvaded Earlh Conlusron ruled each nahon Bur Toolue reasoned wulh 'rheur chu l And saved cuvuluzahon Unlcue leads an orcheslra Thar olays rn Balhmore When she rudes our on her lucoruce shc She lays em on Jrhe lloor Mary Lou s a make up gurl In l-lollywood of all places e gulds hel ue we e A genuus a+ paunhng laces When you lwusl lhe dual you 'hnd uaunlcOn'1eduenne on a soree And uf you chance 'ro carch lhe lune Irs Taunl funny Muss lvlague 44 lv argue s un a guandary Career or marruage wh ch7 A pr ssung guesruon now lhal she T een husbands lullh and suxrh r ue luves un a o ag l-langung l om a lorry peak lvlarrued lo a sku unsrruclor Prelends lo be an alhalele Moanung low un 'rhe wee small hours Swayung so 'ro lhe musuc s bear Helen croons her plaunluvc blues song She has lhe counlry al her leer Sealed un a dreary cellar Mud lhe bollles rov on row Converled by 'rhal Sunnon Sumpson Now Laura loves her luguor so Monnue lhe oancer wulh flawless grace Whurls and cups fo Jrhe musuc of Jrhe band Spollughls focused on her lovely lace Smulung coyly from behund her lan He calches larpons and sharlqs and 0 re Belly caughl lhus poluhcuan She s Jrhe lursl lady of lhe lund Bul she aun much good 1+ lsh n New sensahon of Broadway slop Sugn her al once she s slupendous comma Supercolossal and glamorous l-lammue Baby Snoolcs mama Swungung ou un fhe Blues Casuno Toaslr of urhe hep ca+s and cullers of rugs Burnung lhe boards wulh her red hor rhylhm McCloud rs ulhe ueen of ulhe Jurlerougs MAR! GUINAN 'q Af u y Q u ' ' I A , c I c , 9 I ' - 'S u ' ' ' l ul , Ba b' ' '. c rr e cozy e ', 1 1, ' .r , , W . . V l l -'- u u u l I l. X 1 - u . r 5 . U . . , . . . , .G . X - :L . . . . g , I4 , , Y F 1 Q ' . ' ll Q l l l. Sh ' f - ll' s Il, for sh 's , I I CLASS WILL We, lhe Class of I94O, having been subiecled To four years of erudifion, and having been vaccinaled wilh ablalive absolufes, quadrafic egualions, French idioms, and G-reel: gymnasfics, and being lhereiore oi weak minds and frail bodies, do bequealh lo 'rhe underclassmen 'rhe following: To fhose members of fhe Class ol l953 who are lorfunale enough +o survive lhirleen long years wifhin rhese, our hallowed halls, we will our banner which has been our lucky sfar. To fhe coming Senior Class we leave +he sound ellecls in The Senior Assembly, consisling ol lhe conslanl 'riclcing of +he cloclc, our lar-reaching echo, and fhe cooing ol lhe pigeons, which, we frusr, nexl year's esleemed class will lurn info doves of peace. A large bollle ol wave-sei lor use ailer showers lo all members of lhe baslcelf ball squad who are advocales of feminine pulchrilude as well as bullcy biceps, and especially lo our Sophomore a'rhle+es-bo'rh of Jrhem! To all parficipanls in 'rhe dief-Tha?-begins-lomorrow we leave our appelire for Roycemore spaghelli, nu+ bread, brownies, cokes, hamburgers, chocolale eclairs from 'rhe Communily Kilchen - or perhaps we should say our appelile ad iniinifum. To Pearl Ann Wieboldl, Sue Page l-lill's car, provided 'lhal she learns how +0 drive. To Judy Cvilllillan, Belly Magie's space on lhe lardy lisl. To all lufure male leads in Senior plays, lvlonnie Wal+er's and Barbara Pa++erson's devoled following. To Judy Peake, Joan l-luih's surplus energy. To Belsy Brown, Dol Amends fingernails, which we hope will eliminale any iurlher need for while gloves. To all algebra sludenls, Pal' Coburn's never-ceasing phrase, l don'+ under- sla-a-a-and! And lo +he school as a whole, and +o Miss Ashley in parlicular, we leave 'rhe school in peace-one piece. Lxomcfgblxlhli as Mx Fcuk A2114 'Kali Spa.-Ld Ko.no.l9.-+lXlic.i,-l3r'i,'sltlU1'l' Llilffi 5QcecQ, 6eQ,ve'iY0.n3-'Yifcasufer ll006'Qhine Corcoran , fepresenfahue 43 Gunnan McKsson Parlrhxll Corcoran Bro n McCloud TWELFTH FORM Presudenr Nancy Mclfusson Vlce Presldenr Kale Speed Kanaley Treasurer and Secrelary Helen Speed Represenlaruve Allen Barbara Amend Dororlwy Ballunger Ann Be-rmrnglwam Jane Brown Marlorle Byers Bunny Coburn Par Corcoran Joseplwune Delaney Nancy Doyle Belly Jane Freeman Bennerre J Guunan Marr l-larruson Mary Lou l-lull Sue Page l-lurlw Joan Kanaley Kale Speed Kelly Jean Krrrland Loralne McCloud Nancy Mclilsson Nancy Maqre Berry Mercer Joan Josepblne Corcoran Merruclc Jane Parlclull Evelyn Parlerson Barbara Porler Madeline Reed Joanne Sclwurrer Joan Speed Helen Marlorue Sweel Joyce Walrer Margarer Wunsron Laura Reed, Beyers, Mercer, Hill, Winsion, Pafierson, Kirflend, Doyle, Harrison, Amend, Berminglwam, Hufh, Porier ' , I , ' , , w , . fo Top row Bogerf Brown McKewen Harbrechl' Mellor Bowman Sheridan Fancy Webb Magle Ferguson Mnddle row McPh rrm Amos Ericson Bogan Ryan Aushn Remy Sfover Everuff Johnson F row Sherrull Richardson Loeb Anderson Drake Sfockfon Klaner Coale Somervulle oley Bollom ELEVENTH FO RM Flrsl Semesler Second Sennesler V , line r ,, 1 ' N , B l , 'l , . C ll , r 'V , V T I ll , e N X - Presldenlr Vlce Presndenl T easurer and Secrelary Represenfahve Annos Marlorle Anderson Mary Aushn L boy Bogan Sally Bogerl Dale Bowman Ave Brown elsy Coale Elen Coolc Courtney orn wg Ba bara Dralce Nancy Ericson Carollne Cafhenne Sloclclon Jean Fancy Jan Allan Loeb Ellzabelh Aushn Everlll Mary Fancy Jean Ferguson Ellzabelh Foley Darlene Fla brechl Marlha lng am Janef Johnson Carolyn Klaner Conslan e Loeb Jan Allan Magve Peggy McKewen Nancy Mcpherrln Joy Me or Sh rl y Ellzabelh Aushn Carolyn Johnson Carollne Errcson Jean Sulluvan Nlclcell Molly Remy Calherlne Richardson Janel Ryan Nancy Sherldan Maclelelne Sherrlll Arlee Rue Somerylle l-lelen Slocklon Calherme Slove Joan Sullyan Jean Webb Teasley Wenger Vlrglnua J! mann Thomas Veele Tllden Ives Williamson Morrissey Jordan Gousha Mowry Purse Kuhnen Presudenf Vrce Presudenl Secrelary reasurer Reoresenlahve Bragley Peggy Conley Carolyn D an Shnrey Denwson Teresa Plenschmann Berenmce Gwlllullan Judulh Cvousha Jeanne l-lcoser Lorayne 48 TENTH FORM l em s or Babs Thomas Jean Gousha teresa D nwson Srlrcy Jean Rolo n Anne Tulden Ives Baroara Jordan Tnerese Knllerrnasler Ann Kuhnen Marcna Lunrhlcurn Janer Morrissey Janel Mowry Vnrgmnla e Pr so e y wzao ' Ce cond Sorneslcr Jean Gousha Babs Thomas Mary Elazabelh rwco Mary lflfzaoeln Pr ce Anne Tvlden Rololnson Shirley Jean Speed Ann Thomas Bahs Twlden Anne Veale Corlnne Wnclcman Peggy Wueooldl Pearl Anne Wnllnamson Bllze Wnclzman, Price, Conley, Wieboldf, Lin+hicum, Dean, KiHermas+-er, Speed, Gillflllan, Robinson, Bradley Fleusch Prs S .,e l , A - -.. 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F, , , ' fax, , I LITERARY LITERARY PRIZE Awarded Io Ann Klffermasfer Judges Mrs Prosfon Maru Guman Mrs Wrughf Mlss Cox Margare+ Walfer ON LEAVE A frue sfory fold IH fhe fursf person We were warned by fhe Brlhsh aufhonf es when we leff for a fwo weeks leave IH fhe spnng of IQI8 fhaf Ifaly was honeycombed wnfh spues and fhaf we were fo carry no Imporfanf papers or dIarIes whIle we were In fhaf counfry To Ernc and me fhns warnung seemed fo hunf of excufemenf and as we Ieff fhe shell ruddled fuelds of France we looked forward wnfh expecfafuon fo an excI'rIng holnday ID fhe soufh lfaly was all fhaf we had anfnupafed The rums of fhe glornous old buIIdIngs rumblung Mf Vesuvlus fhe blue of fhe Bay of Naples were as Treasures fo our eyes used as fhey were fo fhe grIm sughfs of fhe bafflefueld In Rome by a sfroke of good forfune we were enferfanned royally by fhe Bnfush Embassy and permuffed +o wufness fhe requuem mass af fhe Panfheon for Kung Umberfo I a ceremony wI+nessed usually only by members of fhe royal famuly and hIgh governmenf offlcuals Eruc and I were offlcers I1 fhe BrIfIsh Army members of fhe same regImen+ havung come ouf fogefher from Canada We leff Rome affer an evenfful week of snghf seeung fo spend fhe remannnng week of our leave af Nnce We were fhe sole passengers In fhe coach In whuch we fraveled excepf for one genfleman swarfhy and dark wnfh a profuse black beard whom we fook for an Ifallan I-Iowever when he Infroduced hlmself fo us as Mr Thomas ID perfecf Englush we found If necessary fo revuse our oplnuon I-Ie proved a very Infereshng fravelmg compannon and enferfanned us Immensely wnfh hns sforaes of fhe spues IH Ifaly Durung fhe course of our conversahon he fold us Ihaf he was nof crossung fhe border buf was leavung fhe Iraun af Savona and as we were gonng on fo fhe Rsvuera would we deluver a package fo has flancee a+ Monfe Carlo7 lm mednafely I was suspucuous buf as Eruc had already replued fhaf we would be very wallnng fo do fhus fhere was nofhmg I could do The package whIch he showed us proved fo be a very beauflful necklace Whefher fhe sfones were real or arflfrclal I could nof fell I-I Informed us fhaf hus fnancee a Mlle Mayenne would be found af fhe Casuno af nrne oclock every nlghf where she had perfecfed a sysfem of wnnnung af rouleffe As we were In uniform we could nof enfer fhe Casnno affer nune oclock buf we would fell fhe COUCIGFQG her name We would be sure fo 'fund her as she was very well known fhere Mr Thomas Ieff fhe fraun af Savona and fo fell fhe frufh I was nof sorry fo see hIm go True fo our word fhe nexf evennng we mofored from NIce fo Monfe Carlo and as we arrIved affer nune o clock asked fhe concIerge af fhe Casnno for Mlle Mayenne Much fo our surpruse fhe man had never heard of fhe lady nor would he go IDIO The Casino Io look for her as he fold us fhaf he knew all regular cusfomers of fhe gamblmg rooms ErIc was nof af all dusfurbed by +hIs buf whaf we had Iusf learned proved fo make me more SUSDICIOUS fhan ever and I InsIs+ed fhaf we drnve fo Menfone fhaf evenang fo reporf fhe Incudenf fo fhe BrIfIsh A P M Af Menfone we aroused a very sleepy agenf from hIs bed whule I relafed my sfory I-le nodded IH drowsy agreemenf fo each pounf I broughf ouf and affer faknng 52 I - l . . . . 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I I I - I o ess on or Ihe ne Ida e and sa no ra wouo NI gage gooo n h+ was no+ ahsr e o o as n-ere seen- 3 n FG fe emrneo Io NIee or e r rnaInoer of n o r L our ya a' +he end o' In w we 'rave o n no s we f ff rn G Q 'VCU 'IC' I IVI CGGVIAQG x, L: C 'I an or I me so re a'e ne aovenmres ur eay e nw n he ferr Ier severa weeks I refe ve a Ie 'fer om h 9 N on one In ormmg me fha' aI er Chedong on Ih een r e a 'he Cas no was oL.nd na? n HU used Ihe same ruse o Ihe oarksge In fhe nanf onrf o rorf and s +ng+ way he oh eIaIs had managed fo ea? h uo wfh Them I+ seemeo +ha 'n o' M e Ma nne was some sor+ o' a rnessaqe and Ihaf M Tn mas had s r ma Inary haneees each bearing one oI 'fhese messages as names I was gIad Io Icnow 'rhaf my suspIcIons had oreved +re and Iraf Ih ease had been soIved buf more esoeeIaIIy gIad +haI I had be 'I ao o helo my counI'ry I0 IhIs way Eruc and I deoded fhaf on our nexf leave we wouIo qo oaek I I'aIy adam uf Iorfunafely for us ano for Ihe war forn coun+rIes o Europe before w had need of anofher leave Ihe ArmIshce was sIqneo ANN KITTERMASIER X Form MUSIC The maguc power Tha? fonlures Irom Ihe skIe The sfars Io dance beIore our wondermq eyes Is musIe Paun+er or Ihe fonehness of wInd sweof hIIIs Or of sfrange mysfe y Ihaf +hrIIIs Our senses Smger of a Ihousano wondrous IGIQS Of heawng seas o er whIch Ihe wIId wnnd waIIs Is muswe II brmgs a peace ul hush Info our hearis Enehams us +III we re mereIy earfs Of :Is song s e fe o esoerafe s FIVIPQ e Ano sees sa I, n nnenl are I's one Offannf e s LJ se Ing 'I wIn Free: Us from m New Ir f' m 'ter 'A ' o-eau y .yn fn I ea n hear Dusa no rn eos o 'er-derne a CI 'ea' In V L.S MARII-IA LQJISE r-'ARBREC'-14 XI F r 'J JJ e ss 7 I . ee ' e ' yI J r' f ne o I gek Pvo me a4'er 'I Us - IQ . - rl I I . 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BETTY JANE PRACTICES BeTTy Jane Tound T duTTucuIT To suT upon a hard wooden sTool Tor an hour and pound aT The luTeless keys whuch never seemed To pour TorTh The beauTuTul musuc oT Chopun SO never on her own accord duo she suT down To pracTuce As The SaTurdays came week aTTer week she always managed To have some new excuse so ThaT The Tall gray haured puano unsTrucTor never could geT angry wuTh her BuT lasT SaTurday as she enTered The neaTly kepT sTuduo wuTh a proud aur ThaT SaTurday was duTTe enT because when she saT down To play The puece wenT more smooThly Durung ThaT week she had pracTuced and as she saT and played wuTh noT even one 'nusTake she TelT proud Good Tune' you have done well Thus week he saud and because you have I wanT you To play aT The Torum Thus Wednesday nughT All Thus was runnung Through her mund as she saT un her new whuTe parTy dress wauTung TrughTened and nervous Tor her Tume To play WhaT uT she TorgoT The Thurd parT ThaT she hadnT pracTuced very much7 I-low would TaTher Teel who was suTTung un The auduence uT she dudn T play as well as he was expecTung her To7 BuT now There was no more Tume To Thunk Tor she heard a vouce announcung BeTTy Jane one oT our uunuors wull now play She never knew where The sTrengTh came Trom ThaT goT her on The plaTTorm buT somehow she goT There Maybe she TelT The mood OT The Chopun maybe The bench was soTTer buT Chopun humselT would have Tound uT hard To play wuTh more zesT As her small Tungers played The lasT chord There came a rungung applause She curTsued and as an a TusT reTurned To her seaT GERRY TABIN ux Form THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN AlrnosT everyone us born wuTh some degree of The wanderlusT deeply umbedded un hus soul When l was very young decudung ThaT I had beTTer be very sysTemaTuc abouT The whole aTTaur I made a lusT oT every place un The world ThaT I really wushed To vusuT The munurruum amounT oT Tume I TelT I could spend un each place and The Thungs I was To accomplush whule There IT was very duTTuculT To decude lusT where To begun as I was deTermuned To Include un my Travels Alaska The Cape oT Good I-lope The mounTauns oT TubeT and cerTaunly The eguaror I ThoughT ThaT IT I hur rued and really conce TraTed on sughTseeung I would be able To do Indua un Three years and ThaT I should be able To geT a burd s eye vuew oT Japan un eughTeen monThs I was To be un I-Iollano durung The Tulup season I had quuTe a deTunuTe engagemenT To vusuT I-Ieudu un The Alps The ScoTch I-Iughlands and Ireland The land oT saunTs and scholars I oT course uncluded un my uTunerary The lambs un AusTralua and The ladues wuTh The long necks somewhere un ATruca were added aTTracTuons I planned To spend aT leasT Ten years un Parus and my chueT proIecT whule There was To be suTTung aT one of The sudewa'k caTes abouT whuch uT us saud ThaT uT you sTay There long enough you wull see everyone you have ever known And so uT wenT hardly a day passed buT I sugned away anoTher goodly porTuon oT my luTe As long as I shall luve Ill neve TorgeT The day on whuch I wuTh a sTubby pencul cluTched un my hoT hand Iaboruously added The Tugures I had so careTully compuled I was amazed I was shocked I was worrued and above all I was un a greaT hurry Tor uT was absoluTely necessary Tor me To luve one hundred and eughTy years' LAURA WINSTON XII Form Q4 I u u . u I - I . . 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AMODERN SPECTATOR ON THE MOTCR BUS IT was a wlhoy oay ano Mr SIM a we krown aI,.Thcr was aoouT ro open The ooor To The Greyncuno Bus STaT on H o c o gr wIng n ID he bre IT r be-cla ra e r s uoenTs n ulre wThIn H ThoughT To n mselr haT Tnere w uo probably oe cme college kIos on hs pus I awa s a oe 0 wn n he w n a r o e boarded The ous GPO seTTeo h m el o vn P T s a T e ous b w y To move was adeo or Ica He noTIce n TronT o hm a ver preT y glrl and 3 woman From Theur corversa Ion he concluoed ThaT he roman was The glr s mo her and ThaT she was Tak rg her oaugh er To Nor hwesT rn Ur' ver ITy To see ThaT ne was sTarTed oh rIohT Q n s r T across The as sa an elderly man wITh horn rlmmed specTacIes Mr Sm Tn was sure ThaT he was a pro Tessor aT some un versITy NexT hrs aTTenTIon was aTTracTed To The young man sITTIng bes de hlm He looked luke a boy ouT oT college golng To The blg cITy Tor a 'ob As Mr SnoITh saT back n hrs seaT To resT he noTIced ThaT The young man nexT To hlm appeared very much InTeresTed n he g rl In TronT oT Them He goT up and sTood besude her seaT HI ya' Go no To ChIcago7 DonT noTIce hIm Jane saId The moTher Maybe you r goung To oIIege7 conTInued The young man payIng no aTTen Tlen To The nnoTher s remark Id Thank you noT To annoy us young man reolued The moTher angrIIy O K 0 K donT geT so snooTy I was only TryIng To be Tr endly on The Trlp Tlared back The oov Then Turnung To The professor he sand Well Grandpa women are sure Tunny people The IasT Tlme I was on a Trap I meT a smooTh g rl wITh uT a moTher The proTessor looked up Trom hus book over hrs glasses and sa d slowly Well son There are loTs oT Tunny people besIdes women and The more you Travel The more you see oT Them JusT because your eTTorTs were successTuI once doesnT mean haT They wall work always An emoTy barrel makes a IoT oT nouse lvIosT people IIke one wITh someThIng n IT We wlll probably never meeT agaun buT I hope you remember whaT I have Told you IT you car en Ivlr Sm Th Tlnally goT oTT The bu h sad To hm eT ThaT h had me a a snob and a Iflosooher all on one Tr o JANET MORRISSEY X Form was aTe 1 no T AI came To see h r T IS Tny ch o Was dr Tng o Ano w Th hIm was e Tar T' h I-I s IVloTher mllo n a s a Ce The world r IO ce e was C FISI Th PG y Tn P ce o Pea ao men rel Crn avealrmn dTeano 'LJLIE LANE IX Fe JJ ll ll I f I , IITI' I I ' . , I , I III I. enTIe asI,s-I fg'f eze. eadIISy IE TSIC T .IqI e ,II-fIT I ' o I I I s I T II T I y h'p! ne e, enT o. 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Arln Ilelssng. - o I . rm FLORIDA STORM The January sun oT I3IorIda TelT oppressIveIy hoT on my back As I gazed over The breaThIess ocean To The Island I could IusT see The rooT oT our coTTage and nearby The Town oT 6eorgIana sIeepIng IazIly In The calm I could hear The IaughInG VOICE oT my sIsTer caTchIng IITTIG clams whIch The waves washed up Behund me was The Town oT Oceana ITs sTores and houses deserTed mere remInders oT The TIourIsh Ing Town whIch had once been There TIed To The pIer was The small yachT whIch had TransporTed us Trom The Island To The maInIand ITs green and whITe hull a bold accenT agaInsT The InTense blue oT sky and sea A rowboaT was IusT dockIng aT The pIer and a man and woman whom I had seen yesTerday aT The GeorgIana PosT OTCTIC6 sTepped ouT The grocers boy who had been rowIng TIed The boaT and curled up aT The sTern Tor TorTy wInks I musT have Tallen asleep on The beach Then because The nexT ThIng I know I was aware oT a sTrange howIIng sound I sTood up shIverIng The branches oT The palm Trees were swayIng IIke drunken creaTures A TIerce wInd whIpped aT my skIrTs and senT my sun haT TIyIng down The beach The sky was overcasT wITh a lurId copper color ThaT shed a Welfd glow over everyThIng The breakers were SWIFIIHQ on The shore as IT To draw The empTy buIIdIngs oT The deserTed vIIIage InTo The beaTIng surT The man and woman Trom The rowboaT dashed along The beach ouT onTo The pIer and began To unTIe TheIr TraII boaT The Wlnd whIpped The words oT The capTaIn oT The yachT To me Youd besf go back wITh us he Sald ITs TIxIng Tor QUITE a blow Youll never make T WhaT The oTher rran saId was IosT To me buT he casT oTT and began To row The Two mIIes To The Island Then FaTher called To me I-Ie herded all of The Tamuly onTo The yachT whIch was ThreaTenIng wITh each wave To smash To splInTers agaInsT The pIer The boaT was unTIed and we seT oTT The raIn was comIng down In soIId sheeTs now beaTIng wITh Trenzy on The Cabln rooT The resT oT The Trrp was a nIghTmare one agonIzIngIy hIgh wave Then a sIckenIng Iurch Then The whole bu IHGSS repeaTed I huddled In a corner oT The cabIn cIuTchIng my moTher s skIrTs as The one saTe place oT reTuge around me I don T remember IandIrg aT The GEOFQIGFIG dock or The TrIp back To our coTTage buT I remember The connTorT oT The warm TIre and crackers and mIIk aTTer we arrIved There I remember I:aTher comIng IU The door brIngIng a gusT OT Wlnd and raIn In wITh hIm and sayIng In a hushed voIce To MoTher TheIr boaT capsIzed She s gone and so IS The IITTIe MIIIer boy who rowed Them The man was saved buT he keeps calllng Tor hrs WITG I-Ie wonT beIIeve shes noT In The hoTeI waITIng Tor hIm MoTher uTTered a horrITIed cry buT I:aTher saId D nT e chIIdren wIII hear you I-Ie dIdnT know I had heard The nexT mornIng The world was repenTIng her behavIor oT The nIghT beTore she had puT on her brIghTesT weaTher I wandered ouT oT The house To go Tor The maII The mood oT The vIIIage dId noT r aTch ThaT oT The world There was an under currenT oT sadness As I came ouT oT The PosT OTIIICG I saw comIng down The sTreeT some men carryIng Two sTreTchers covered wITh palm leaves I dIdnT have To be Told w'IaT They were MARY ELIZABETH PRICE X Form 56 I I I - , ' I I T I I I I . . - I I I . 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I . 1 I TRAINS There IS The horr o worrn oT a c nn'nuTers Traun a sooTy nsIgnITIeanT IITTle druoge CLITIPQ deggeoly bam a o +nrTh over The sarne Tew rnles or unsavory frank and n re IS Tne magnnheen r a ure o oow r and sTrearnIIres ThaT peoole Talfe wnen ney are gomg sornewn re a wonoerTuI Train because your vaeanon s oegu-rung ano uare oIngawayfTawo rnrnro a n rae 'uTraIno s carry ng you oaeli o a we ern n a a w Iforn ng horn ano a rnosT w corn ng Fldo Thus rnasTerTraveI e raITy when rnusT rerraln even To 3 N e In a s a I n u a greaT hulk rg 'nass oT Iron useless an e rn The Tr In T use O on he a s hufn n Through The sunny eoun ry walhng Th ough The ra n The ouggesT blael4esT englne loolcs as lovely as IvIoneTs srnolmy Ideal when IT comes puTTur'g n Trorn a hard clay worlc Then The gearnlng grunneo oorTers leap OTT and Th bearnlng passengers hurry away InTo The cheerTuI supper Turne dusk wvTh Theur relahves Then brughT sllver s Iald and Tresh Innen ano new oassengers sTreann on and are soon on Thelr way The saCIc:lesT parT o anyone s deparTure IS havlng T sTay behund IT all rIghT unTIl you see The peerless gIanT ready To be oTT even all rIghT unTII The very IasT mInuTe unTII :T pulls away Ieavlng you who love IT so behund And can you ever' Thlnlc oT a Traln wuTnoI.T a hunoreo rnerrorles crowcllng aelc oT Those happy lourne s In Tne oasT mernorles oT your besT new suT oT wIITung Tlowers and Tresh ones IU The Ice box To asTound New Yo lc new srr oeo luggage and a sTaTe roorn card speeTaTor oaelceo away ID The mldde OT wInTer such soeeulahons as Is The new Torrnal wrInxIrng7 Shoud I hav broughT Two7 and all The dear Taces waving Tnrough The wnnoow wavr g Through smoke and Then noT There New Yorlc N w Qrleans CharlesTon ST Louus Parls Rome Berlln and Eagle Rrver MARIeumAN xuram DIAPJA She SIS beslcle The rnounTaun brook T e nnoon s n her I-Ier eyes e on The s TT ng sun ao ng away wuTh :Ts driver a r A ooe apo ea nes wITh Tlmld sTeo InTerrL.CTs T' rev r es 5 lawr' V7 r fn eu he r s S esm es and rnoo Igh Tls e enIghT she nnusT T ave Tar I-Ter sIlenT sTeos Tall lllqe a soTT gray cloak she leaves w Th The mornlng sTar VIRGINIA MOWRY X Form 3 X I o ,, e , , I I I rw Tu I I r V 1 f'e TTCGI' T e He ,J T X .A I ,G , . 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I . 1 al I fhmlc If was fhe newness of fhe SCISSOTS fhaf affracfed me They were IyIng on fhe fable nexf fo Ivlofher and shone brIghf agaInsf fhe darl: surface Suddenly my bangs lay heavy agamsf my forehead and I fhoughf of Daddys references fo my foreloclc I receIved permIssIon fo cuf dolls wIfh The scIssors and ImmedIafeIy wIfhdrew fo my room Ioclcmg fhe door agamsf sudden enfry I can rememb r sfIlI fhe feel of fhe SCISSOFS as fhey lay IU my palm heavy and hard and smoofh alfhough I was only four I can remember foo wafchmg myself In The mIrror and seeIng fhe bangs fall fo fhe floor Then I looked harder for I was awesfruclc by fhe effecf whIch was generally fhaf of a moufh wIfh a mussung fronf foofh I defermmed fo puf a brave fronf on If however and marched In fo Ivlofher buf before she had a chance fo see my new haIr sfyle I had fled and dIved under fhe broadesf bed In fhe house If was darlc under Ihere and hof and fhe bed was nof as hIgh as If mIghf have been so If was ImpossIbIe fo do anyfhmg buf Inch my way along The darlc and fha heaf combIned fo make me uncomforfable and af fhe fhoughf of my bangs ID fhe wasfepaper baslcef and fhe awful look of fhe me ID fhe mIrror I smffled fhen gasped fhen broke Info a roar IIIce a Iocomohve Ivlofher frnghfened remembered her absen mmdco assenf fo my falcmg fhe SCISSOFS and dashed In expecfmg fo see me cuf and bIeedIng Insfead she saw no one buf sfIII heard my roars of chagrIn by whIch she Iocafed me Beyond aslung rre If I were hurf and felIIng me fo come ouf she could do nofhung for I dId nof wanf fo see myself In fhe mIrror ever agaIn I was rIghf af fhaf for when Ivlofher moved fhe bed and I could nof Inch along as fasf as she moved If even she dId nof blame me for hIdIng She laughed I crIed buf Daddy fhaf nughf saw nofhmg funny a+ alll and I fell a IIffle beffer falcmg hIs words as a complnmenf I wore hafs for a long fIme affer fhaf fhough and Ignored murrors complefely I have never agaIn cuf my haIr Do you blame me7 MARJORIE AMOS XI Form Mane Anfomeffe malmng her fInaI preparahons wIfh fremblmg hands arranged her haIr and dress 'ralcmg fhe ufmosf paIns SIFIVIDQ for perfecfIorI for she reaIIzed fhaf fhe eyes of all fhose who had whIspered and been faIfhIess fo her In former days would be upon her The hour had come When her fask of dressIng was complefe she wearIIy saf down and Icnowmg 'rhaf she had buf a few momenfs she crued ouf In her hearf for fIme more fIme fo fhmlc RemInIscIng she reaIIzed fhaf long ago she had Icnown fhIs was InevIfable Never agaIn would she froIIc as a chIId wIfh no worrIes no cares I-'Ier youfhful IIfe was abrupfly endIng and she was fo sfep Info a sfrange world fallced of by good people as wonderful and by SIDDGFS as horrIbIe She benf her head In prayer aslcmg for courage and above all for help In appearmg composed If would nof do fo show her fear In fhe mIdsf of her prayer she heard a heavy rao and a deep VOICG however fearful she had been she was happy fhaf fhe suspense was almosf over The door fo her chamber slowly opened and wnfh fluffermg hearf Mane Anfomeffe Kel y descended fhe sfanrs fo receave her fnrsf dafe MADELINE PORTER XII Form 5 I . . 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I . .- I ESCAPE Ple pe red Through he ra llna of The balcony rnTenTly lookrng Tor has dear one Susle Mauo T-le was v ry gu eT TearTul lesT The llghrs ln The Gym be Turned on WorsT parT apouT IT y u never knew when The llghTs mlohT go on Somehmes aT a ommano Trorn The Tloor They were Tlucked on and a grlmy bunch OT gurls carrled a w ndow or a piece OT wal To The Gym Tloor To be palnTed T-le was saTe Though :T he dndnT make any nor e There sne wasl Suse The oy hersel l l-Te longed To go coulOnT carry a plcnsc baskeT oy ng h S ThaT TlaTl Oh where were The lngs so beauT1Tully7 She even she was grlmy and wlThouT her preTTre T glru he knew carrying a piece OT a sTep all down and help her They shouldnT leT Suse who carry a heavy Thang luke ThaT BuT Susie seemed To ched a+ a gurl To geT OTT ThaT couch and help paunT dulceT Tones OT has Susie who murmured sweeT noTh ooked duTTerenT T-Ter halr was Tallung unTo her eye regal red laps she was decudedly deglamoruzed A glrl conTemplaTung The balcony saw hnrn She walked quickly OTT sTage Was she golng To Tell Rlcue The Terrlble7 Was she going To Throw hum ouT personally or was she gorng To geT Susue In Trouble Tor hav1ng her Trlends call aT lnopporTune Trmes and rn The wrong place7 Susie nonchalanTly walked down To The Gym Tloor To The paunTers Talked To Them a whale and sTrolled OuT To geT a drlnk smulung up preTTlly aT her True love peering Through The ralllng l-le descended To greeT her Trying ln valn noT To leT The sTaurs gueak l-le heard The sharp Tap OT hrgh heels and abandoning all eTTorTs aT nolselessness scrambled To The door wnThouT even a word wuTh Susie l-Te lumped down The sTeps and dashed around The corner OT The bulldung as Rlcre came In pursuuT She was saTusTued wlTh a sharp look around The porch and lawn and wenT back To The rehearsal OT The Senxor Play l-Te relieved climbed unTo The saTeTy OT Susie s car There To wauT unTll she was released Trom The Dramahc ArT MARJORIE AMQS XI Form SAFETREASURE Under a bleak gray rock T-T dden Trorn Tnny Trespassung WaveleTs secure Trorn sand Are Treasures Tar surpassnng Even Mroas Tabulous mass STored by a Trushng boyish hand Trny sTones raunbow hued prec ous As pearls from an oysTer wooed A cellcaTe lark s egg TalnTly blue Ano soeckled as by naTure s dew A she l oT mysTuc OuallTy ThaT Ta1nTly whrsoers OT The sea A snal shell by The Tude sweoT TH A bo Taole lodglng once had oeon TT-ese O eclous summer souvenlrs WT l l be sa e whe sprrnghme nea ANN SPEED X Form 19 e T. rl, , T ' ' . e Y , ' ' ' . . , ., . . . f. . , o J . , P , . . . . 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I JOE Joe was orng nally a wanfer af fhe Inn l-Iofel Before fhaf presumably he had been nn college We hred hnm as chauffeur and bufler and cleaner of fhe furnnfure because fhe former chauffeur bufler efc borrowed money and forgof fo pay nf back Joe seemed Inke an honesf fellow and nndeed he was qunfe nanve nn facf In appearance he could nof be called ugly alfhough hns face parfncularly fhe forehead remnnded one of an ape I-Ie wore hns hanr nn a crew cul whnch nof only furfhered fhe resemblance fo an ape buf also suggesfed a hanrbrush l-Ie was abouf snx feef fall or more I have sand above fhaf he wenf lo college I-Ie dnd Unforfunafey nf was a mnlnfary college where all fhe boys had unnforms of one knnd or anofher and Joe wore hns when he served fable I-Ie was exlremely knnd and snmple mosfly snmple nf seems lo me buf he fruly meanf well I-le asked Ivlofher once whefher she needed hnm any more nusf fhen nf nof hed lnke fo go ouf and play wnlh fhe dog I-Ie was confnnually sprnngnng Innes nusf as maffer of facfly snmple he would ask some one fo call hnm af fnve so fhaf he could fake hns bafh Before we go any farfher I musf 'fell you abouf Joe s gnfl He lhoughl' he was qunle a shenk I-Ie boughf fhree dollars worfh of sfamps when he fnrsf came and wrofe her every day She fnnally answered l'wo weeks lafer I-I fold us Im due fo gef marrned nn June loom around fhe corner of lhe door I wondered nf I had drunk nofhnng buf wafer and I lhoughl fo myself hurrnedly Is 'rhere a Devnl7 On second glance I realnzed shocked fhaf nf was Joe I-Ie was nn red fnghfs Trynng fo confrol hysferncal Iaughfer I asked hnm where he had been Oh nusf up fo I-Inghland Park he sand calmly I run up 'rhere every day for 'rrannnng you see I fake Sambo fhe dog loo I could menfally see fhe nenghbors wafchnng Joe clolhed nn red fnghfs and followed Dy fhe dog runnnng up fo I-Inghland Park I could menfally hear fhem saynng There goes fhaf crazy chauffeur of fhe Loebs agann I could go on fellnng anecdofes abouf Joe forever or nearly so buf none could nndncafe hns characfer beffer fhan a comparnson Joe was nn some respecfs nusl lnke Ferdnnand bng and genlle buf I doubf nf he had Ferdnnand s fnner qualnfnes such as fhe apprecnalnon of flowers Alas for Joel Ivlofher decnded fhaf a couple who would serve as cook and bufler would be beffer fhan Joe and our presenf cook who by fhe way were always scrappnng We lef Joe go fnrsf and I could nof honesfly say fhaf I was sorry I donf fhnnk Joe was enfher I-le came back aboul' a week lafer fo fell us he had anolher nob donng some knnd of snmple fechnncal drawnng I-Ie had a Ilffle gadgef on hns hand fhaf buzzed whenever he shook hands wnfh some one I-Ie frned nf ouf on Daddy Affer he had gone we laughed and laughed al Joe s Iasf snmple noke JANE ALLAN noEB xn Form 60 . . . - I - - - I A A -I , . . , . . ' - . e . ' One day as I was downsfalrs geffing a drink of wafer, I saw a huge red apparlfion ' '. ' ' . . I I' , . I . . . ' . I . I' .' THE ORCHARD f back of my granofafhers Iarge souae aIa ashIoned housc In f e coun ry fhere wa an apo' orcharo When we were cnIIdren we used fo deIohf n cayrng ao fe ce ox There were many goo hIdIn pace ne o e mo r freque fIy I. ed was fh InsIde of fhe aIa weII wh ch sfood over In one crner o fhe orchard and was oardeo over WI'en ver I was f fhe o s w u hIoe nsIde e w u e c gr sfuc o w aroun sfrefcheo InfernnInabIy above me I ne e w s abI f see over fhe o an IDIO fh nsIde As I grew a IIffIe faIIer my brofher frIed fo persuade m o c mb over fhe sIoes was a In v had a horrIbe sInkIng fear fhaf I I ever dd I wcuId fIno Icaf for some une-xpIaInaoIe reason The boards had been The orchard was surrounded by a fremendous pIckef fence The Iafch of removed and I wouId faII hundreds of feer fo fhe boffom I much preferred small corrfIeId fo fhe ngnf I could hIde wIfh ease among The faII sfalks and brofhers never fhoughf of IookIng for me fhere because fhey fhemselves were smaII enough fo hde IN fhe cornfIeId 6 FTW DO C gafe was so hIgh fhaf for years none of us couId reach If If was a happy day for us when for fhe TIFSI fInne mv oIdesf brofher by sfandmg on fhe Iower raII and sfrefch Ing very faII could fp fhe Iafch 5SIdG Whaf a dIsIIIusIon If was however fo fInd fhaf If opened orIy on a back sfreef fIIIed wI+h fnerce barkIng dogs We quIckIy refreafed and sIammed fhe gafe shuf I fhmk fhe boys venfured ouf agaIn buf I preferred fo remaIn IH fhe guref safefy of fhe orchard The summers passed and as we grew up we no Ionger enfered fhe orchard I was Ieff deserfed excepf for fhose men who came In fhe earIy faII fo pIck fhe appIes We had Iearned fhaf fhe oufsIde worId held more fhan back sfreefs and barkmg dogs Lasf year my grandfafher decIded fo seII hIs home IH fhe counfry and move farfher Info fhe cIfy I wenf oack fo fake a Iasf Iook af fhe garden and I wandered INTO fhe orchard There I sfopped IO amazemenf The sfrangesf fhIng had happened The old g ay weII IH fhe corner had shrunk fhe pIckef fence encIosIng fhe orchard wasnf as fall as I was and fhe cornfIeId had dImInIshed fo half ITS sze I could sec fhe boarded bofrorn of fhe weII wIIh ease now because fhe waII around If reached onIy fo my WGISI I couId unlafch Ihe gafe and w fh no d ffIcuI+y furn Info fhe back sfreef fIIed wIfh dogs The onIy oossIbIe way I couId go down fhe cornfIeId now wIfhouf beIng seen was ro craw I srood In amazemenf I reaIIzed of course fhaf fhe sze of fhe orchard had nof d rr' nushed fhaf If was I who had grown I fh nk I Ioved f more fhen +han I had as a ch Io When I was smaII aI fhese fh ngs had seemed rafher ferrIfyIng and forbIdoIng o me Now fhaf fhey were smaII and rafher forIorn I felf a oesIre fo profecf fhem The frsf few fmes I wenf fo vsIf my granooarenfs ID fheIr new hom In f e I or ve ouf fo e a m ano up fhe back sf e ffo see f I couId cafch a gl mpse r rd L e w o ne or I o Th asf hme I drove by I saw a rou f c o c cI moIro n rees aho augh g One Iffle boy was even s+arIoIno on fhe frsf o wh f c e en e oe rmg wIs+fuIy fhroug 'Ie ra s I furne cc e w s I had I ff my orchard IH oood hanos Nfwcv McCLOUD XII r m of In he I ' , NI r 'ff ' . A ' h + s , Ie '. I ', I ' f X h I b In If. d ' ' g I s. T' n s' I 'I If Is ' e ' ' ' I ' 2 f b . I e I b y o Id ' ' I ' fh eII beca s fhe oId. ay c aIIs d If ' ' ' I' . v r a e o f p d ' I e I Q . ' ' e + II 'I . If II 'I aIn. I ' ' I I ' ' 'f I I I I I. I ' ' ' ' ' . fh X. . I i I . . I Y . X , , V + ' . fha I . I , N . . . , . I U I . I I I ' ' . , , , . . . '. . , , I . 'III ' , ' . I I I ', , 'I I 1 1 I ' ' ' Q ' II, cIfy. o fh f r . r e I. I of fhe o cha I or Ih eII r ff c 'ITIEI I. Ie I ' I . g p o ,hIIIrar' 'III'.d def II I 'IIn. 7 , I' J I,Ibarf+he 'eo?kf:c oe' hff EI. d fhe rn r fhen buf my hear' a Ighf. e' ' 4 '. MY FIRST OPERA I had always heard my rrolher say lhal lhe opera was no place lor a Inllle gurl and as lar as I was concerned ul never really lroubled me lhal I had nol been lo one I-Iowever one day my older snsler was maknng plans lo go lo lhe opera wxlh lhe nurse Molher and dad had planned lo go bul had lound lhal lhey could nol use lhe llckels They lhoughl my susler had reached lhe age al which she could enloy an opera My hearl was broken because I was lell oul Dad could see no reason why I could nol go he senl hrs ollnce boy lo buy anolher llckel lor has Iullle daughler Molher lhoughl Il was a wasle ol lume and sa d lhal I should nol gel everylhung I wanled For lhe nexl week lhe opera was all I could lalk aboul bul nol knowung exaclly whal ul was all aboul I could nol explain lo my playmales whal I was goung lo see Salurday came aller I had walled lor days and I was more excnled lhan ever I donned my Sunday clolhes and lell very old gelllng all dressed up on Salurday My one brg dlsappoinlmenl and oh such a dusappounlmenll was lhal I had lo wear my Ieggungs Thal lacl sponled my whole day and lhal ol everyone sullung around me Molher sand lhal I could lake lhe Ieggnngs oll as soon as I reached lhe opera bul lhal decree drd nol change my dssluke lor lhe Ieggnngs My susler lhe nurse and I gol unlo lhe car and waved good bye lo molher and dad I lumped around In lhe car all lhe way downlown The nurse Iel me lump hop was all an vann We reached lhe opera and aller much commoluon lrom lrynng lo look aller me lhe nurse lound our seals Then lhe queslnon ol lhe Ieggangs came up The nurse wanled lo lake my Ieggnngs oll bul I sand I would nol lake lhem oll because molher made me wear lhem I was really culling oll my nose lo splle my lace be cause Ialer I sullered During lhe opera I began moving around and scralchnng my legs The nurse sand lhal I had lo leave my legglngs on and lhal I was lo slop mov Ing whale lhe singing was In progress I proceeded lo rup lhe snaps open and I en loyed lhe sound ol lhenr coming aparl The genlleman nexl lo me looked down al me wulh whal I lhoughl was an nnleresled expressnon bul Ialer lound was a dns approvlng look The nexl problem was lo lake my Ieggnngs oll Thal seemed lhe blggesl problem ol all I slood up In lronl ol my seal bul lhal scheme proved lo be very unsaluslaclory The lady In lronl ol me asked me lo sul down I could nol undersland how anyone could be so mconsuderale ol a Iullle glrl lrylng so hard lo lake her Ieggungs oll I decnded lo sland up on my seal I Iosl my balance and almosl removed lhe glasses ol lhe man nexl lo me Aller all lhus work I lnnally conquered my leggsngs and held lhem up lo my nurse wnlh a proud look on my lace Al lhal momenl people began clappnng My nurse looked down al me and lold me we were Ieavnng I had lo pul my Iegglngs back on all by mysell The rxde home was much dlllerenl lrom lhe rude down I was so exhausled by my hard work lhal I slepl all lhe way home BETTY JANE DOYLE XII Form 69 . Q . . I I ing lhal I would quiel down by lhe lime we reached lhe opera. The nurse's hloping DINING CAR FORWARD MealTume on a Traun means exercuse charge oT cars and besT oT all The chance To waTch The oTher oeople Somehow peopue un The duner are much more unTercsTung Than people un The observaTuon car noThung brungs ouT a person s Type beTTer Than The Tood he eaTs and The way he eaTs uT l-lere us a Typucal dun ng car scene Trorr The TursT call To The lasT AT The TursT call The only people To respond are The more Tumud who would be Too TrughTened To come dur ng The rush FursT a ruckeTy luTTle man enTers and s rushed To a Table by The conscue'TTuous sTeward Thus old man us The Type who lumps when handed a menu ducks when a wauTer passes and who aTTer careTully readung every word on The menu orders weak Tea and ToasT and soon seTTles down happuly wuTh some IuTTIe boTTles oT pulls and capsules whuch he probably always carrues The nexT To come us a dreamy eyed spunsTer shy and ununTeresTung She us very daunTy un her chouce oT Tood orderung green Tea TruuT salad and cherry uello She explauns To The wauTer ThaT she really has a very delucaTe consTuTuTuon Soon more people arruve A huge man bursTs un and seaTs humselT aT a Table Tor Tour beTore The sTeward can sTop hum l-le orders wune oysTers Turkey enduve salad brandued TruuT and a demu Tasse l-le Tancues humselT an epucure buT us merely a wealThy gluTTon Soon a woman wuTh a baby arruves and uT Takes all The sTeward s ungenuuTy To umprovuse a hugh chaur Then The rush beguns un earnesT Peopue pour un The real Trouble sTarTs when all The Tables Tor Two are Tull Then parTues oT Two demand small Tables claum They won T suT wuTh sT angers and Then are Turuous when They see a group oT Three go un ahead oT Them As Tume goes on The conscuenTuous sTeward becomes less conscuen Tuous and more Teverush and hus crusp whuTe collar wnlTs percepTubly No wonder The poor man gaThers hus resources long enough To organuze The Tables and lune up n hus mund who geTs whuch nexT when Two guggly gurls see a Table beung vacaTed and slup unTo The chaurs unnoTuced Then when The sTeward beckons To a couple who have been wauTung Tully TuTTeen mur'uTes he us sTupeTuecl To se The Table occupued and The couple are Turuous The epucure on hus way ouT surveys The crowd and somehow manages To Tall on The preTTuer oT The Two gugglung gurls when The Traun lurches She oT course screams and The man apologuzes proTusely beTween wunks The oTher gurl pucks up her glass oT waTer To Take a drunk She puTs uT To her lups and opens her mouTh when unTor TunaTely The Traun lurches agaun and The glass sways away and Then crashes unTo her ace She squeals Tor help and wauTers come runnung Trom all sudes Meanwhule The sounsTer TS Trylng To Tunush her lasT cup oT green Tea buT cannoT bear up und r The sT n scruTuny QT her wauTer who waTches ev ry move over her shoulder ATTer several unsuccessTul aTTemoTs To so uT when he usnT lookung she guves up The aTTen'uoT Tups hum and sTarTs ouT l-TalTway Through The car she soues The baby and blocks TraTTc a Tull munuT whule she assures The oroucl moTher ThaT The baby us an exa T dupluca e The baby beung no angel chuld yells lusTuly Busuness slows down evenTually Tne wauTers oockeT Theur Tuos and are happy e consc en uous s ward T ry mu nu an co aoses unTo a cha l-l Tuxed sm le :1 sao ears av g w unkl around hs mou e-T ung hus breaTh ouT ru a oarse whusT h oose s The wulT o col r JEAN FARICY Xl Porn' 6 9 , . . , . . 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L T' ' u E h ' e, .el n ' e ' a . 0 GROSSMAMA The young gIrl lumped ouT oT The car quxckly her TeeT sInkIng InTo The muddy dIrT as she sTarTed To walk l-ler TaTher Tollowed her and TogeTher They made Theur way up The hIll In The war'n sunshme The heaT was relIeved by a breeze ThaT came TITTully across The valley and everyThIng was very quIeT When They arrIved aT The old gaTe ThaT hung on Three hInges and cheaTed on The TourTh her TaTher opened IT sIlenTly Cver There To The rIghT Amy he sald noddxng hIs head IU ThaT dIrecTIon She walked ahead lookIng around Suddenly she spoke Whos ThaT dao7 she asked QOIUTIHQ To a TombsTone whIch read AgaTha TurnmIlle l875 T895 ThaTs Aggue Doc Franzs sIsTer he answered You remember Amy The one whose old spInnIng wheel Grossmama used To have The one who dIed szx monThs aTTer she was marrued she asked and whose husband has never been seen sInce'7 Yes rephed her TaTher and wITh an odd smule here IS where your AunT Emeha was laId away You never knew her buT I dId When I was a lITTle boy she used To Take me Tor walks aT nIghT and Talk abouT The sTars Then he added wITh a laugh She always used To recITe Trom Shakespeare I never QUITE undersTood Then whaT IT meanT buT I realIzed ThaT IT musT have been beauTITul because To me she was beauTy ITSGTT T-le Turned away qulckly Amy knew AunT Emeha had been hIs TGVOTITC among hIs TIVG sIsTers T-le walked wITh hIs head down pasT The graves oT oTher F6l6lIV6S unTIl he came To a grave marked Anne Eschenburg beloved WITG OT AugusT I846 I936 He moTIoned Tor Amy To come over She walked up slowly STandIng IH TronT oT The grave she read aloud She loved us all as her own chuldren and she wIll always be loved by us as our own moTher Her TaTher smIled raTher proudly The people In The vIllage gave her ThaT TombsTone he sand Amy TelT very sTrange IT was The TIrsT Tume she had seen her grossmamas grave buT she remember d her well sITTIng In her old rocker wITh her whITe haIr plled hugh knITTIng and smllung aT you wITh her sIghTless eyes Grossmama had always remembered The brThdays oT Trlends and relaTIves There were many oT Them buT grossmama never TorgoT She lnked musIc Too and she used To hum lITTle Tunes To Amy when she was a small chIld LaTer when Amy was older she used To Tell her abouT The old opera house ID BerlIn and abouT how excITed she was The TIrsT TIme she sang In The chorus She loved chuldren and had a sTore oT lITTle Iokes To enTerTaIn Them Amy ThoughT oT her eyes such a clear blue IusT lIke her TaTher s They Told her ThaT hers were exacTly lIke TheIrs Grossmama musT have been beauTITul when she was young because she was so lovely In old age Perhaps she was lIke her daughTer Emeha she could never have been so under sTandIng IT she had noT had peace and beauTy wIThIn herselT Amy was roused by her TaTher who puT hIs arm around her shoulder and smIled T-Te seemed To be ThInkIng The same ThoughTs She smIled back aT hIm and They Turned relucTanTly away and sTarTed To walk back down To The old gaTe ThaT hung on :Ts Three hInges and cheaTed on The TourTh Tl-TERESE JORDAN X Form 64 I . . . . . . I I . . . II . II . I - I I I . II I I II . . . II . II I I I ' - II I I - I I - II I I - II - - I I II II - I - II II I I . II II II - - - II I I I I I . , . . I. . II - I I I I . II . I II - II I I I ' - ,, . . I - I II - II . . ,I . I . . . , - Q I V I I I . N l I - - I - I I - I , . . I I I - ' I . - I I - I THE DAY I RAN AWAY Yes The Tall gaTe was locked and The bug excuTung world sTull lay beyond uT beyond The yard ThaT held The Tamuluar everyday Thungs The sand box The swung ThaT daddy had made The spreadung apple Tree and The much used kuddy carT now sTandung Idle by The back porch Yes The gaTe was sTull locked uT always was The laTch was lusT a luTTle Too hugh Tor The Two year old g rl un The blue checked dress To reach even wuTh The help oT The apple craTe ThaT sTood by The garage Tor Carlos The hured man To keep hus Tools un JusT as The laTch was always ouT oT reach so was The wude world beyond The sun shone brugThly down and The burds chaTTered busrly as always buT Today Thungs were desTuned To be duTTerenT The wheezy old horn oT The grocers Truck announced The comung of Bully The red headed Treckled deluvery boy The creaky gaTe swung slowly open as Bully enTered bendung low under an over loaded box Two bug blue eyes waTched hum unTenTly as he Trued To close The gaTe wuTh hus TooT For once The laTch Tauled To cluck unTo :Ts accusTomed place Two chubby legs remauned moTuonless unTul Bully had dusappeared No sooner had The kITchen door slammed Than n a Tlash The luTTle Tugure darTed Through The gaTe and down The alley Reachung The maun sTreeT she paused and looked abouT WhaT should she do nexT7 WhaT should she see TursT7 Turnung To The leTT she Toddled casually across The raulroad Track Pausung un The muddle To examune The smooTh uron rauls she saw a dandeluon growung beTween The Tracks She srooped and pucked IT Then holdung uT TughTly un one hand she wenT on down The maun sTreeT Bewuldered buT undaunTed by The large sTores and The mullung crowd she wandered on Suddenly she espued a man dressed un a whuTe suuT workung In The sTreeT carryung a large broom un one hand and a long handled dusT pan un The oTher Curuous she Tollowed hum Tor several blocks lusT Then someThung even more unTruguung Than a sTreeT cleaner caughT her eye a bug man dressed TaulTlessly un a blue suuT wTh a bug shuny sTar punned on hus coaT I-le musT be ImporTanT she ThoughT because her bug broTher had one Too and so she sTopped and sand hello The kund poluceman looked down Trom hus greaT heughT and Trued To engage The Tuny muss un conversaTuon hopung To Tund ouT where she luved and who she was BUT dud she Tell7 Oh no' She had Tunally escaped Trom behund ThaT Tall Tenced ID yard and she was noT goung back aT leasT noT yeT Whule he was vaunly usung all oT hus arTs oT persuasuon a car drew up besude hum and came To a sTop aT The curb ln IT was DocTor McClelland Theur Tamuly physucuan who unsTanTly recognuzed The luTTle gurl and knew ThaT she had run away Turnung To The oTTucer who knew The DocTor he Told hm ThaT he would Take her home STull The luTTle Tow head had noT had enough advenTure and when The DocTor Trued To coax her unTo hus car she pulled away umpaTuenTly IT was noT unTul aTTer he had promused her a bag of candy and To go bye bye ThaT she would consenT To go peaceably I-IalT an hour laTer The DocTor drew up un TronT oT The Tamuluar yard To deluver her unTo The arms oT her TranTuc parenTs who had been hunTung her Tor several hours Then came The rebelluon WuTh Tears sTreamung down her cheeks and chubby legs kuckung TranTucally she clung To The back oT The seaT and reTused To geT ouT No amounT oT coaxung could move her As a lasT resorT They senT Tor Carlos who Torcubly released her And IT was noT unTul Then ThaT The weary advenTurer sTll clungung To The wulTed dandeluon was carrued saTely unTo The house sobbung I wanTa To go bye bye wuT The DocTor JUDY PEAKE IX Form 63 I . . . 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I T I . , . - . . . , I . ..... . .. - LOUISA MAY ALCOTT S HOUSE This summer as we were fravelrng fhrough New England we sfopped off af Concord Massachuseffs one affernoon fo vnsnf fhe home of Louisa May Alcoff I was surprused fo see so many fhungs sfrll fhere fhaf fhe Alcoff famrly had really used The lnvrng room was complefely furnlshed even fo fhe large leafher arm chaur whuch Mr Alcoff had occupued so much of fhe flme The whole house was nnferesfnng buf mosf rnferesfnng of all were The drawnngs fhaf Amy had slcefched on fhe walls upsfaurs because she drdn f have enough money fo buy drawing paper On fhe window frames In Befh s room were some flowers fhaf Amy had drawn one day when Befh was srclc because she dldnf have enough money fo buy real ones Joes dnary was open In her room IH a glass case The wrnhng was very beaufuful In a baclc room fhere were some of Mass Alcoffs orngunal manuscrupfs Besude fhem were some nofrces fhaf had been cuf ouf of fhe newspapers announcung her plays whuch were fo be given IH fhe fown hall wlfh fhe gurls sfarrlng Some of fhe cos Joe drd her wrrfung fhere were only a few frunlcs and an old sofa As I leff Ihe house I realrzed how much fhe Luffle Women had made ouf of Ihe Ilffle fhaf fhey had SHIRLEY JEAN ROBINSON X Form A P R I I. N I G H T The April nnghf was all around me The ground on which I fread Gave way before my foofsfeps The slcy above my head Was drawn and closed An April slcy I warfed on fhe road The shadows fleefung by I wanfed ID a pool of duslc I wasfed for fhe nnghf To cafch me rn nfs sullcen folds And lead me foward fhe Ilghf Yef when he came a haunflng fear Came wnfh hum on swnff winged feef And followed hum across fhe slcy Above fhe budding frees of sprung Above fhenr soff and resfless sigh For when fhe dawn approaching Senf 'lorfh dum fesfnng rays To see If If were mornung They pressed wrfh eager mughf Agarnsf hrs cloalc buf all In va n or The new born April day Was somber as fhe nnghf ANN KIUERMASTER X Form 66 I fumes which fhey had used in fhe plays were also fhere. In fhe affic room, where . . I . I If TELEPHONE CALL The Telephone sTood on The Table beTween The beds IT was one oT The newer models wuTh a novelTf bell and aT nune TuTTeen uT Tunlcled l-lus moTher answered uT Oh Johnnue e el Johnnue lefl' hus homeworlc graTeTul Tor The unTerrupTuon buT wuTh a slughT mus guvung Tor hus moThers Tone Told hum ThaT The vouce aT The oTher end oT The wure was unfamuluar l-le puclced up The phone cauTuously and grunTed a noncommuTTal l-lullo Then came a queshonung Who Yeah Sulence SaTurday nughT7 Swell Oh sure Embarrassed laugh N l wonT Uh huh See you e l-le puT The receuver back un a daze as a look of compleTe bewuldermenT spread over hus TeaTures Who was uT7 aslced hus moTher l dunno some gurl DldnT you Tund ouT her name7 Well gosh' She Told me Twuce and l sTuIl dudn T undersTand so l IusT leT uT go' Really dear l-lus moTher sounded annoyed even a buT exasperaTed WhaT Johnnue answered dully She s Talcung me To a TurnabounT SaTurclay nughT Saud she d puclc me up abouT nune o cloclc He was sulenT realuzung hus preducamenT Then he became opTumusTuc lT mughT be Joan KenT he saud lT sounded lulce her Gosh' l hope so Shes neaT Hus Tace brughTened as he consudered ThaT prospecT l-lus moTher noT wushung To dusfurb hus reverue reTurned To her boolc PresenTly a groan Touchung un uTs musery peneTraTed her concenTraTuon She loolced up To Tund her son gazung aT her wuTh hopeless and despaurung eyes Know whaT7 he saud un sepulchral Tones l lusT ThoughT IT sounded lulce Muruel Too Golly whaT a mouldy gal They call her floor mop aT school l-lus moTher bursT unTo laughTer Tor lvluruel and her obvuous aTTracTuon Tor Johnnue were sTandung Tamuly Iolees Johnnue dudnT Thunlc The suTuaTuon parTucularly humorous l-le wandered baclc To hus homework by way of The ucebox and panTry ponderung The quesTuons whuch arose un hus mund Who was uT7 IT uT was Joan good' If uT was Muruel T couldn T be worse whsu was he goung To say aT school uT The subIecT oT The TurnabouT came uo7 And how would he Tund ouT whaT gurl he was goung wuTh7 Whar would The gang say when The TacTs were lcnown7 Johnnue saT un hus chaur ummersed un These and oTher dure ThoughTs The Tele phone Tunlcled l-le shuddered MARGARET WALTER Xll Form 67 . 1 1 ll ?ll - l l O, K. .u or ..By did she wanlT? l I ' . . 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' 1 A 5 ' I - ' 1 T u ADRIAN Everyone was Tallong abouT The dance and I TelT very neglecTed and alone I drd ThaT rs unTrl I heard abouT The lrsT oT blrnd daTes ThaT was avarlable I wallced rnTo The prrncrpal s oTTrce and ohfered To go wrTh one oT The boys on The Irs+ ThaT was my mrsTalce LaTer I would have preTerred To remarn neglecTed and very much a one My daTe was named Adrran buT I overloolced The name cerTarn ThaT :T surTed hrs superror personaIrTy I prcTured hrm Tall darlc energeTrc wrTh a qurclc smrle and an easy manner I-le was The Type I was sure who drd Thrngs well wrThouT eTTorT wrThouT quesTron I could see hrm proud alooT ouTsTandrng older and so much wrser Than The loud chaTTerrng boys who usually rushed uselessly abouT The dance Tloor Adrran I was sure would have porse On The nrghT oT The dance I leTT my room wrTh an arr oT expecTancy I TelT lrlce a modern Crnoerella as I wallced down The sTarrs and rnTo The large recepTron room oT The boardrng school Everyone was excrTed and Tense and as The grrls were called Trom The room aT Therr escorTs arrrval I began To have qualms B T I pushed Them ouT oT my Thoughfs Suddenly my name was called and I wallced slowly Trom The room I shall never TorgeT my TrrsT glrmpse oT hrm One oT The chaperons was sTandrng wrTh hrm and as They approached Adrran remrnded me oT a dog a brg shaggy dog drawrng baclc on hrs leash scared and paTheTrc My dream vanrshed and rn rTs place sTood Adrran I-Irs name surTed hum I-le danced badly sTammered radraTor and Adrran puT on hrs coaT Conversahon was scarce and dull Adrran was an enThusrasTrc reader and enloyed Drclcens Adrran drdn T lrlce sporTs buT was Tascrn aTed by engrnes Adrran I sTopped IrsTenrng Adrran was Adrran and when The dance was over I wenT upsTarrs sadly drsrllusroned ANN BALLINGER XII Form As The sun senT rTs rays oT golden glory on The bare mounTarns They seemed an enchanTed Tarryland rn whrch small dancrng sunbeams were The nymphs The dewdrops glrsTened lrlce dramonds The sun as IT enThralled by The scene seemed noT To move IT shed rTs glory on crag and clrTT ouTlrnrng The hrgh parTs and leavrng The oThers rn shadow buT noT Tor always Tor as The sun rose hrgher In The slcy The shadowed places were broughT ouT rnTo The Irgh+ and made beauTrTul So rT rs wrTh Irfe some people shrne sparlcle and are Tor a Trme The hrgh spoTs whereas oThers are rn shadow Then The oThers come ouT Trom The shadows ThaT enguIT Them To shrne and glrrfer IusT as brrghTly as The hrgh ones some are even more glrTTerrng Every IrTe even The smaIles+ has glory aT some Trme Oh and as The sun rrses hrgher and hrgher and The world becomes brrghTer and brrghTer all even The mosT unnoTrced places shrne Though perhaps Tor only a momenT Then suddenly They become lusT a parT oT The range luke all oT The oTher mounTarns ThaT we see MARCIA MAE WYNKOOP IX Form 68 r . ' ' ' ' , I . u spilled his punch, and Tlnally showed signs oT caTchIng cold. We saT quIeTIy near a THE FUNNY PAPERS I-lave you ever read The Funny Papers7 IT you have noT you have mus ed a wonderTul experuence IT wull noT do To read Them only once you musT read Them da ly and especually Sundays My TaTher decuded To read Lul Abner when he heard Bow my susTer and myself speak oT T hughly buT saud aTTer havung read :T only once ThaT uT was dumb We Told hum ThaT he had To keep on readung uT and ThaT Then uT would Qrow on hum and he would enuoy uT I-Ie dud Th s and uT dud grow on hum buT un such a way ThaT when he now menTuons uT MoTher asks us To leave The room BuT he us a specual case There are duTTerenT Types oT Tunnues There us The Cycle or RepeaTung varueTy and There us The ExoTuc or Luxuruous Type An example oT The TursT T pe would be I.uTTIe Orphan Annue exTremeIy urruTaTung LuTTIe Orphan Annue runs away has advenTures geTs Taken un by a kundly couple helps Them solve a mauor duTTuculTy leaves Them when They are happy us rescued by Daddy Warbucks who un The meanTume has been un Indua geTTung ruch Iuves wuTh hum Tull he loses hus money and goes To lndua To make some more runs away agaun and so TorTh Thus has been goung on Tor quuTe some years wuTh Harold Gray The auThor apparenTIy never runnung ouT oT sage phulosophy To puT unTo Thus braTTy unTaruTs mouTh There are oThers oT Thus Type such as Duck Tracy whuch I wll noT descrube here The ExoTuc Type would uruclude Terry and The PuraTes Flash Gordon Prince VaIuanT and oThers They are all somewhaT The same The women are always snaky and gorgeous and The men are vurule and handsome There are always Three or Tour women To one man a TacT whuch seems To prove ThaT The auThor us a male In my opunuon The besT us Terry and The PuraTes Then There are The muscellaneous Perhaps Thus group uncludes some oT The besT such as Skeezux Skeezux us The only characTer who grows up Baby Dumplung grows Too buT un leaps and bounds Skeezux has a burThday every year The whole carToon us wruTTen wuTh so much humor sense and kndluness ThaT uT us Truly one oT The besT comucs My haT us oTT To you Mr Kungl Anyway no maTTer whaT paper you read or whaT Tunnues uT has un uT They are sorneThung ThaT should noT be ugnored In our Tamuly They are The only reason Tor geTTung The paper MoTher and Dad Thunk duTTerenTly buT enloy Them uusT The same JANE ALLAN Loss xu Form C H R I STMAS When wunds blow keen and boughs are bare In wunTer s darkesT days Comes ChrusTmas luke an open Tu e To warm us wuTh uTs blaze Thu h arTh ThaT lues wuThun The hearT May shune as dum or brughT As ogs oT Truendshup we heap There Burnung love The ChrusTmas LughT G BEUE DILLIN ux Form 69 I I. JH 'E . V .I .U . . Y g' ' ' I .. I In ' u . . . y. I. I . l I . .I . I. - ,I . I A .. 'fl 4 . ' . f ' f . . .-I . if .. . 'I . . .J HAMLET AND ROMEO A shabby old man walked back and TorTh unnoTaced an TronT oT The TheaTer lT was some Tame beTore he could gaTher courage To speak To The careTaker who was leanang on has broom an The doorway Openang The old place up7 Yeah some Junaor League play or someThang Used To be one oT The besT dadnT aT7 Oh sure buT look aT aT now The old man walked up The veshbule slowly pausang To glance aT The gay posTers adornang aT The TheaTer was old and musTy The dam Iagha Trom The open door sTraggled down The aasles lake a Iafe arraver and Touched each darTy seal' each cobweb hung TaxTure waTh genTleness and TlaTTery The old man sTood on The Threshold waTh wonder an has eyes He seemed aTraad To enTer Here an Thas TheaTer he had played The greaTesT HamleT ever known WaTh has waTe as JulaeT he had played The Romeo ThaT had del1ghTed The whole world Then aT her deaTh TwenTy years ago The downward paTh had come up To meeT ham Has laTeTame savangs had swaTTly damanashed Has l-le had ThoughT of a comeback waTh has name behand ham buT when The Tame came aT had been easaer To go along an has adle darTy dassapaTed way l-le had gambled occasaonally he had cheaTed and waThouT Too much eTTorT he had ausT managed To make ends meeT WaTh has eyes Taxed on The sTage The old man sand soberly Only The annaver sary of her deaTh and The memory oT my love Tor all Thus could have decaded me LaTe wall began again an baT parTs Tor The man who played l-lamleT' JUDITH GILLFILLAN X Form THOUGHTS ON A RAINY DAY I 9 The 'fog s so mousy sTall and soTT You scarce can Teel aT an your haar BuT when you smooTh aT waTh your hand You Tand The dampness There ll AuTumn Ram The Trees are sad Thus aTTernoon Thear golden leaves drap an The raan They hang Thear lovely heads and wash ThaT summer could reTurn agaan Ill To a Bell uoy O ranger oT sad solaTudes Through masT and raan and swellang sea Your mournfully harsh clang as heard Rollang Through The Tog To me JANE ALLAN LOEB Xl Form 'friends had also vanished, as soon as They were sure ThaT he was on The way down. . Fo . B THE GOOD NEIGHBOR ye lr aofues oan vouso usf ve fo fa e care o a r f slfe ll be over af sux o clock If luao luapperued agaun p o J an nad fo falce care or flue uncorrgbl Sally nes for anofluer dreaded evenung No use arguurug for uf was all seffleo Affer a luurrued meal evenung found Joan af flue comforfable resudence of flue Joneses sefflung down fo read Luffle Sally came foflerung forward w flu a rag ooolc Read slue muffered almo f nauoubly ave fo unuslu my rugluslu flueme s ud Joan and agaun fa ed oo Read repealed S luy fls f sonnewlwaf louder Dusregaroung lucr Joan solemnly furned a page Suddenly flue luffle gurl emuffed a luowl Read' Slue sfarfed fo cry buf as Joan relucfanfly opened flue rag bool: luer cnubby face bruglufened My name us Bob l am a boy began Joan un a low rmonofore Meanwlunl Sally nad locafed a ball Play slue crued Joan flurew flue ball carelessly across flue room In greaf glee luffle Sally ran affer If Tluen slue cluanged luer mund a I She sfarfed for flue lcufcluen Tlueru flue clock sfruclc seven Iluanklully Joan foolc flue luffle gul by flue luand and marclued luer fo flu b d luer small cluarge Joan funally succeeded un geffung her unfo bed buf fluaf was on affer a bedfume sfory Even now all was nof over Af eugluf o cloclc affer Sally luad gof ouf of bed for perluabs flue fenflu fme slue funally lay bacli exluausfed confenf ul lasf fo refure for flue nugluf Buf Joan was nof duufe as confenfed Slue gazed af flue meagre begunn ng o luer worlc No slue decuded flwus lueme nnusf wauf 'loo bad for uf was a good Idea Tomorrow slue musf be safusfued fo luarud un merely a paragraplu flueme Jofun Moore IX Form HER FACE A lov ly as a flower us luer face Lulse cluerry blossoms bueomurg un flue or g Perle-cf as an angels oowruy wurug As delucafe as ueen Anne s lace ov ly as a wer ug TQ WGSSVNEYGW u g u n a n ru r na frna c o bar eru andd 'GO ea e awl ss wax ru urnageu a e ww EIIZABETI-1 ruauce x r r fl Wlu-y, ' s Iv s. ' I , J If ul' ' lo lc f S lly. All Iglu, . . . , ur , f , , . . . Z O ' O u I I C ' Jo ' '. . A , ' '. , ' . ' 1 ' l .. I S E - D I lu - f' ' E ' a' , l ' c luer ' olfs. , 6 , ul Im? - . f 1 , ' N . ' I e e - room. Affer flurowlng balls, reading books, and making faces for flue pleasure of . l I I l ' l u ' u , , , I u u. , l s e 1 , . , V . . fn As l e llo ' fer F ce. A lla f f , lu a e 's luer face, Bla ln sa urllved-I recon. Du le f rw e e 2 o rr A r eser' ' I c , A fl e Qu ' 's luerf c . f u A TRIP TO GRENADA PaT sank rnTo The wicker chaxr on The veranda of The governors house AT lasT she was rn Grenada The one place where she had wanTed mosT To go The Island was lusT a pm pounT on The map buT ever sunce some fruends had come back Trom There wnTh rnovmg pncTures The pun ponnT had become an enchanTed place un her dreams Paf had never expecTed To come here aT all much less under such unusual clrcumsfances IT was all very sfrange Indeed IT was gusf lasT week ThaT her parenTs Informed her ThaT Uncle Cedric who had Inved Tor so long nn lndna was The newly apponnTed governor of Grenada and The oTher Windward Islands WhaT IS more he had wrlTTen an vnvuTaTIon Tor Them T come and vrsuT hum and has w1Te ThaT wnnTer Snnce he had noT seen has broTher or sn Ter IH law ID many years and had neve seen hss niece he was excephonally eager To have Them come PaTs TaTher had wanTed To see his broTher also and exasper aTed wnTh The slush and snow of mld wmTer In New York The Tanmly packed up and deparTed Tor The Island of Grenada PaT had never been on a real ocean Inner before and everyThlng was new and amazing To her When The shlp leTT New York harbor The passengers and people on The dock Threw confeTTu unTll The llTTle Tugs lrke undusTruous anTs pull d The huge shnp from :Ts place besnde The wharf The sun was gusT seTT:ng as They passed The STaTue of LuberTy and :T gave a mulTu colored backdrop To The snlenT Tgure an gold The Tlrsf day of The Trup was unevenTTul buT laTe ThaT afTernoon The shup reached Cape I-IaTTeras whnch as lusT easT of NorTh Caroluna Thus pomT ns The only bad spoT on The way To The Caribbean Sea and This Tlme The currenTs oT alr and waTer because of The heavy sea IT was Too dangerous for anyone To go ouT for The relref of Tresh alr PaT drd noT Teel any Too well herself and so she wenT To bed and slepT Through mosT of The rough waTer The Trip was noT dlrecf There were sTop offs aT ST Thomas lvIarTlnlque and Trrnudad buT when Grenada was Tlnally reached IT was a Thousand Times beTTer Than any lmaglnahon or mofles ST Georges The capuTal of Thus and The oTher Wnndward Islands s a llTTle clTy nesTled up In The green hulls The whlTev.ashed buildings sfand ouT In brilliant relief agalnsT The deep ruch green of The mounTalns On The wharf Uncle Cedric sTood walTlng He was dressed n a whlTe sulT and wlde brlmmed panama I-le was Tall and raTher deeply Tanned a Typncal Englnshman The naT1ves shy buT curlous were grouped around hum because a new governor rs always a po1nT of greaT nnTeresT When he saw PaT and her moTher and TaTher he greeTed Them wnTh open arms Thenr luggage was loaded 1nTo a sTaTlon wagon and driven off buT They all gol nnTo Uncle Cedrnc s ofhcual car and began The drnve To hns house IT was a compara Tlvely shorT drnve lusT ouT oT The cuTy PaT saw bamboo grownng nn greaT groves and every now and Then The car would go across The brudge of a clear mounTaIn sTream whnch wove nTself Through a Tunnel of overhangung folnage When The governors house was aT lasT reached Uncle Cedrucs good looknng wufe Lucy greeTed Them cordlally and Took Them lnTo The llvnngroom which was cool and refreshnng affer The hoT rude from The landung Affer The Trunks and suuT cases had arrnved PaT and her moTher wenT upsfaurs To unpack and geT ready Tor 72 n . I n ' n p - I O were puTTing up a beauTiful baTTle. Iv1osT of The passengers were seasick: and lunch whlch would soon be ready. Pal knew lhal she was gcfng lo have a wonder- , . . , ful hrne on the sand, because Aun+ Lucy nao fold fnerh alreaoy lha+ she had Invlred lo dinner some frfends GTO Thelr chlldren wnO were abour Pals age. Pa'r's drearn was cernrg true and she lcnew as she sal relleclinq lhal allernoor lhal Ir would be very hard fc say goodbye rc beaurllul Grenada when rhe lirne came. - CAROLYN CQNLEY, X Forrn THE END There wer mf re s falls ln s For lhe end was near They lrauled whvle scarves Moved by bllnd fear For a sharp wnnd passed Across lhe pale gray Ol The powdered slay On in aulurnn day And lhe nalced fwug And lhe wllherecl grass Slood sfarlc by lhe road And lel hum pass l-l wllh hrs llarnnng cap ol red l-l s surf ol brown and gold A lhousand lrnes upon has lace A lhousand years so old l-lns llle a leaf upon The wlnds A crasp leal burnl and drued A leal 'rhal blows from fence 'fo fence A lea? lhal sa ls on shnfhng hdes l-le cornes and goes upon lhe hulls Across lhe lruuflul lands Along lh dusly wrnorng roaos Foolrrlnls ln The sands And so he r iss d alone own lh d 1 F rn h leceorvngwn To lhc beallng wrnl r F1 4 nc a w o s Onwa O e came d so ln aulurrr ANN KITTERMAQTER X Pcrrn 7,9 , e 1 ' ' ' lhe ky. f . 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Tr C D X .e siony rulfe ' lfne, rg 4 Q l r ll ' I ft? has +12 n lced free A dead efld l y Els Jde, r 'h , A, ' U - A e N. dled. fn FRENCH SECTION LE QUATORZE JUILLET Celall un Iour sombre Le soleIl GVGII dusparu derrnere les nuages maIs se mon+raII de nouveau Je me suls reveullee avec un sen+ImenI d emollon J an senh que quelque chose alIaI+ arruver Alors IG me suIs rappelee Ce'raI+ Ie quaforze Iulller IIs preparalenf un grand deflle Des avIons anglaIs devauenl' voler au dessus de nos leles des soldals dans leurs unncormes de couleurs gales devauenf marcher Des gens eIaIen+ venus de parfouf pour voIr Ie grand specfacle Le veshbule de Iholel efall pIeIn cle gens agufes Dans les rues les gens courauenf les rneres porlarenr leurs enIanIs les pe+I+s enlanls courauenf a cofe de leur pere les vIeux el les leunes egalemenf se son? presses ef se sonl bouscules Nous avons marche aux TUIICFICS parce qu II ny avaII pas de IGXIS Nous avons Irouve une place ef la nous nous sommes prepares a a++endre Pour moI Ia vue de IanI de gens e'raI+ plus IDIGFGSSGDIE que Ie delIIe J avaIs vu beaucoup de parades chez mon clonc IS me suIs occupee a regarder les gens La pluparf denfr eux eIaIen+ IFGDQBIS mans de Temps en Iemps on voyanl un Anglals ou un I'raIIen ou un Arnerncaln comme nous BIenIoI' le dellle a commence Celaur une vue SBISISSGDIG el' un peu elllrayanfe Les senhmenfs de ces gens e+aIen+ sn Infenses Le Ioruuf de leurs applaudlssemenfs melange au grondemenl' pencfranf des mofeurs des avnons e+aII parenl a une ombre de Ia guerre proche SuI3I'remen'r lavaus Iroud J GI voulu revenlr a Ihofel Ce senI'ImenI a passe, ef la: regarde Iou'r avec Inferel Nous avons vu des paysans qu: dansaIenI dans les rues nous avons vu Ie grand speclracle des Ieux darIIlIce Pourlanf ce sonrla leI'aIs conIenIe de savour que I6 pouvaIs renlrer dans mon pays el pas sxmplernenl dans une chambre d un holel a Parls NANCY MQCLOUD XII Form Le prlnfemps passe nous sommes allees a Ia Nouvelle Orleans avec des eIudIan+es cIEvansIon TownshIp I-llgh School Un sarnedl mahn une 'rrenfalne de garcons ef de leunes fulles sonl' parhs de ChIcago dans un 'rraln speclal Une douzame de ces leunes fllles e+aIen+ de Roycemore uand nous sommes arrIves a Ia Nouvelle Orleans nous sommes alles au VIeux Carre ou se I'rouve le quarller Irancans Nolre holel eIaII Ia Pendanf IroIs 'ours nous avons vu Ia Nouvelle Orleans ef le MISSISSIPPI Le Vleux Carre elan' Ia chose Ia plus InIeressanIe de IouI Ie voyage Il y avaI+ de VICIIISS mausons donf Ies balcons penchaIen+ sur les rues e+roI+es Nous avons VISIIS beaucoup de cours avec des Ionlames ef de pehfs larduns II y a beaucoup de res'rauran'rs lrancals ou nous avons lan' de Ires bons repas Un soIr un groupe a VISIIG Ie vueux marclne vers m1nuI+ ou nous avons eu des beIgne'rs el' du cafe Apres que nous avons vu 'roules les choses InIeressan'res Ie 'rraln specIaI nous a amenes a Nafchez pour voIr les VISIIICS maIsons du Iemps de Ia guerre cIvIle Nous esperons que nous anmerons Ia France quand nous y IFOHS aulanl que nous avons aIme Ia Nouvelle Orleans BARBARA ALLEN and I-IELEN SPEED XII Form 4 I, . . . . . -N - . . , -, - I1 - I- - . . - - 1 I1 - .. , . ,., . . . ,, . . . , . , . . . 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I -1 1 ' I MA COMPOSITION FRANCAISE I-luer soIr la: lache decrure une composxhon frangause Je me suns assuse a mon bureau avec un crayon el un morceau de papuer Jan pense Je me suns levee pour repondre au feleplwone Puls I6 me suns rendue a la bubllollweque ef I6 pense JaI ecrIl quelques mors m IS I9 les dl effaces P s lan ecoule la raduo Glen Muller el les soeurs Andrew Apres que ce programme a ere 'fum gan pense encore Je suns allee a la culslne pour clwercher un coca cola Puls Ian pense e'r lan pense ef lan pense mans le nal pu rlen ecrure Javans fad' des dessuns sur le papuer maus pas de composlhon ue falrel La pendule a sonne drx heures Enfnn lan eu une Insprrahon Jan prns le crayon ef Ian ecrul celle composuhonl MARY ELIZABETH PRICE X Form Mane haIssaI+ le lycee elle avalf pense qu elle sy amuseranr bnen parce qu elle y renconlerall de nouveaux personnages el qu elle ne serall plus seule comme elle elauf loulours chez elle mals elle nanmaul' pas du 'foul le lycee les longues marches clwaque 'our s Il pleuvan' ou s Il fausall beau les regards luxes des aulres fulles qua pensalenr qu elle elarr lolle parce qu elle e'raI+ efrangere Non elle ne comprenanr pas leurs mols leurs coulumes nu leurs plausanferles Depuls qu elle efanf venue Il y a deux 'ours Marne n avaI+ renconlre personne Maunlenanf allanl a sa classe elle efall seule el mallweureuse Elle sesl relournee a lumprovusle el' regarde la fulle que marclmaul' a cole d elle Celfe fnlle efasl' pefrfe el grasse el' elle avanl lasr Irlsfe lvlarle oubllanl sa musere lrmudemenr luI a parle Elle a lrouve que la pellle frlle efaul 'rrusle el' solllaure aussI Amsn les deux fulles se sonl raconre leurs pennes el sonl devenues cle bonnes amles Maxnlenanf avec son amle Marne commenganl a aumer le lycee ANN SPEED X Form UN PETIT CHEVAL Je suns un pehl cheval brun Je demeure avec ma mere dans le champ de mon maulre le fermuer Jones qua esl un 'rres bon lwomme Un 'our 'au efe un lres me-chanf cheval parce que le me suns enfuu de ma mere Je suls alle su loan que Ie me suns perdu J an appele rna mere mans elle ne m a pas enfendu J avaus falm el lelals falugue el' IC voulaus ma mere Enfm le me suns endormI Bnenlof quelqu un rn a reveulle Celaul ma mere Elle m a ramene au champ du lermner Jones el elle ma donne un long sermon Alors I6 me suls promns que le serau loulours un bon cheval el' que Ie ne m enluIraI plus 'amass SUE BUCKLEY IX Form JEUDI 22 FEVRIER Je me leve aulourd hun E+ le pense avec desIr u Il ny a pas decole E+ le fremble de plaIsIr Mans les maufres vonl' au congres lls ne peuvenl resler au III' NI ecoufer la T S F J espere qu Ils onl' beaucoup appr s JULIE LANE IX Form 75 . . .. . ,. , I, . . . 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V UNE TRES PETITE HISTOIRE Sur la lable d lollelle qu: elall dans la cllambre de Madame de la Comle se de Cbamulley nl y avall une slalue lres pellle d une lemme sculplee de marpre blanc d une mamere exquuse Elle avall une robe grecque qu: elaul drapee doucemenl Elle se lenaul en equnlubre sur le pled qauclwe sa lambe droule elall derrnere elle son bras elaul leve haul Celle delncale lwqurure malgre sa beaJle elall lres mallmeureuse Elle comme Galalea voulavl vnvre respnrer se mouvour Ruen e pouvaul la larre conlenle Saul la vue lwumame Elle lanmanl mueux que lal securule el le conlorl de sa place sur la lable au mllueu de beaucoup de beaux obgels Un your une pelnle lnlle de lrons arms esl enlree dans la clwambre Elle a admzre la lngurme el elle a lendu la mam pour la prendre Sa pelnle mam polelee la sansne loulours voulu vuvre surloul elanl morle sans meme avonr vecu LIBBY AUSTIN Xl Form ODE A LA MISERE uand geludse leludle bien Je semble mlellngenle Mans dans la classe IG ne sau r Jamans IG ne suns conlenle La classe a ecrll pour se lalre rrre Des drolernes en anqlans Mamlenanl lworreurl Il laul ecrnre De meme mans en lrancalsl Eh blen le me creuse la cervelle Je relleclwls I6 peruse Mans mes pensees ne sonl pas belles Elle ne lonl aucun sensl Je lure ie m arraclwe les clweveux IG pleure Pour rren ma lele esl vide Je passe amsn de mauvauses lweures Peul elre sums le sluplde lvlamlenarml ma pauvre lele me desole Je ne penserau plus 'amass Je prre les manlres de nolre ecole De demander ce que IG samsl JEAN FARICY, Xl Eorm 76 5 . . , . S . Q . . X . . , ,N u -X . . . , l. X . . impelueusemenl el l'a ecrasee a lorce de son ardeur. La pauvre figurine qui avail ' , ' 's len . . . . . , . . , , . . . . op row Russell Kanaley Fancy Freeman Gulnan Klrfland Ausfln Middle row Sfocldon McKnsson Delaney Speed Wmsfon Bro n Noclr Lane Loeb Fronf row Donohue Wal+er Corcoran Thomas Tulden STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARD OFFICERS I939 I940 Presvdenl Laura Wunsfon Vnce Presldenf Belsy Brown Secrefary l-lelen Speed Treasurer Jean Gousha Represenlahves Grullun Margarel Waller Red Fealher Joan Mercer Afhlehcs Lorame Knrfland Masque and Dar Nancy Delaney Glee Club Bennelfe Freeman Library Maru Guman Sensor Class Josephine Corcoran lFurs+ Sernesler Eluzabelh Ausfnn Second Semesler Jean Sullivan Sophomore Class A,-me T,lden l:r'ESl'lFT15f1 Class Daphne Donglque Junuor Class Ofhcers of all fhe Classes of +he Upper School 78 T I - . Top ro lgram Thomas McPhe Klaner Mddle e ora Mss Hge sled Bogerf Dee Fofo K+Iad ufh ATHLETIC BOARD Presudenf Joseplmne Corcoran Vnce Presrdenl Dale Bogerf Secrefary Joan Hu+h Treasurer Nancy Delaney Head of Hoclcey Loraine Kurfland Head of Baskerball Head of Track Head of Healfh Head of Huknnq Head of Baseball Head of Miscellaneous Soorls Facully Aclvrser Joy Mcpberran Belly Maque Janel' lnqram Joan llerc r Connle Klaner Babs Thomas M ss Hlermsfad PROGRAM FOR THE YEAR Parly for The Freslwmen Oclooer Hoclcey Spread November Parly and ln + allon February Pa xo March Fneld Day Elecflon of Olnc s Banquel May May May 19 Q Q C, Q' K, . Y 1 I v l Y ' 6 . MQ Jw ' ws n , , rrin, , i row: Magi , Ccrc n, i ' rm , , l r n r w: ir n , H , . . K C . I . r I I ' . . er X . , . l - ,Q Top row Nash Sullavan Thomas Peake Evervlf McKewen Evans Mueller Lane Mellor Muddl row Bermlng ham Magle Bogerl Speed Drake Gulnan Nook Buckley lngram Huih PaHerson Fronf row McPherrxn Johnson Brown Webb Amend M rcer Bowman Klaner Pruce Second Team Brown Caplaun Cornung Fancy hlulh Johnson Klaner Magma P Mcpherrun Mercer P ce Webb Third Team Amend Bel'VTlll'lgl'lafYT Buckley Cook Drake GUITTGU Ingram Kalrerrnasler Nock Pa++erQ n Sherrdan Speed H Four+h Team Chamberlanne Foley G llhllan l-larbrechr P Lane Mcliewen Mellor Mueller Nash Speed A :homes A HOCKEY SQUAD Sher H Fe ma McCloud Allen Bogen Aus? K fland Sfo e C c Waller Wnsfo FIRST HOCKEY TEAM Allen Auslm Boqan Corcoran Freeman Caolam Maqme B McCloud Mercer SI1errII+ Sfover Wwnsfcn INTERSCHOLASTIC SCORES Roycemore vs Norflrn Shore Courvrry Day Sclwoo Ocrooer 27 I939 Isl' Team 2nd Team 3rd Team 4+I1 Team Roycemore vs Grls Lafm Is+ Team 2nd Team 5 O Norllw Shore 5 O INor+I'1 Shore 5 O INorII1 Slworel 2 O IRoycemoreI School of Clmcaqo 32 Roycemore Nov moer I7 I939 rl , r e n, , , , In, ir , v r, or oran, , Kirlland Waller , I - I - I I A I , I ' ' I ' f e I I 2-2 I I E I I I Sensors Allen Amend Ballunger Bermlnglwam Corcoran Doyle Freeman Gulnan Harrison Hullw Knrlland Maqse McCloud Mclflsson Mercer Pallerson Porler Powells Sclwuller Speed Waller Wnnslon CLASS HOCKEY Plrsr Place Senlors aecond place Jun rs and Fresnmen Th rd Place Sopnomores Jumors Arros Anderson Ausfln Boqan Bogerl Brown Cook Drake Parlcy o ey Ingram Jolwnson Klaner Magle McKewen McPl1errun Mellor Remy Ryan Slnerldan Slwerrlll' Somervllle Slover Sullrvan Webl: TEAMS Sophomores Gouslma Hoover Knlermasfer Kulwnen Morrlssey Speed Tlwomas Tulden W lllarnson Freshmen Allluer Buckley Clwamperla Dfllung Donohue Pllzgera d l-larbreclwl Lane McCurdy Moore Mueller Nasln Neck Peake Polls Russell Tabun Tlwomas Wynekoop C , 1- ' r Y 4- 'XJ Delaney Bowman Price Evans ' 1 l , . 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' ': IU ,, Qi Top ro Mage Mueller Buclrley Chamberlame Corcoran Bo man Bro n Drake Mnddle row Mercer John son Wyneioop Wnslon Alle Pafferson McCloud Webb McCu dy Boffom ro Tabn Nocl Fhgerald McPher n Anderson Moore Klaner BASKETBALL SQUAD Flrsi Team Second Team Boqan Alen Bowman Anderson Corcoran Brown McCloud Drake McPl1errun Cap+am l-lu+l1 Mercer lngrarn Waller Klaner Wunslon Mague B Capfaun Webb INTERSCHOLASTIC SCORES Roycernore vs Nor+l1 Shore Counfry Day School March 2 l94O Isl Team 22 22 2nd Team 25 IO Nor+l1 Shore Roycemore vs Gwrls Lahn School of Clucaqo March 8 l94O Isl' Team 27 8 Gnrls alun 2nd Team 50 l8 Girls Lalun 83 l Pafllereon-I r .,..,.., - l ' 'L lg l l Sensors A en Amend Bermnngham Corcoran Doyle Cvulnan Hulh B Magle McCloud McKusson Mercer Pallerson Porler Reed Schuller Speed Waller Nmslon CLASS BASKETBALL Flrsl Place Somers Second Place Junlors lhnrd Place Freshmen Junior Anderso Bogan Bogerl Bowman Brown Dralce Everull Fo ey lngram Johnson Klaner McKewen Mellor Nvclcell Remy Rlchardson Ryan Shendan Sloclclon Sulluvan Webb Wenger TEAMS Sophomoros Bradley Conley Dean Denison Fleuschma nn Glllllllan Gousha l-loover yes Jordan Klllermasler Kuhnen Lunlhncum Morrnssey Mowry me Prrce Robunson Speed Thomas Tnlden Veale Wnclcman Wneboldl Wnllnamson Freshmen Allher Buckley Chamberlalne Dllllng Donohue Evans lzllzgerald lnlarbrechl Lane Mccurdy Moore Mueller Nash Noclc Pealce Polls Russell Tabun Thomas Wynelcoop fourth Place fo :ncr'f'r.,s . . S ll n H . ' l ' l , P. . THE PALIO rnrnary and I. Palo Q rro I-'al K nosa Mss Jan hlunl M s Pn oel Gourley If rno rl-tall Kenosha Y V1 yen S hool Eyanslon M s Trcal The Amer can Plag car I o oy Laura Wunslon Presldenl ol Roy emor Cornmonweallh The Pallo Banner carrueo oy lhe Ohlcers or lhe Elghlh Form Wlnners ol The Pal o In l939 In The Prurnary and Lowe Schools Prlrnary Scnool Places Poslure Second Form Danly Worlc Second Form Isl P cc 2nd Place 3rd Place 4+h Place Lower School Places Poslure Anne l-laslcel Ann Blunl Sally Holland Mary Suller Isl Pace 2nd Place 3rd Pla e 4lh Place Upper Schoo Pallo Mass I-lelen C James Mlss Mary Culler d 3rd Pla 4+h Pa Judges Pa no Elghlh Porrn Slxln Form Sevenlh Form Fllfh Form Dnreclor Warwvclc Woods Camp Mass E Wlnufred Br ggs Norlhweslern Unxversuly Evanslon Townshlp I-lugh School The Amerlcan Flag carrled by Laura Wanslon Presndenl of Roycemor Comrnonweallh The Paluo Banner carrled by Mernoers of lhe Class of I94O Wlnners ol lhe Pallo IH I939 Mass Mare I-llerrnslad Dlreclor Poslure Places Sh rley FI zg ra d Isl ace 2 Pac Lo a ne K r and o Joan Sul Ivan 3d ac aroara Pa r r Carolyn Con ey P' , I , 'owe' Scnool P I' , I94O uc es I e Ke , 1 er I I , e h T5 I Q M3 X 3 V l, r , - I 'a I C , E re I ' . . P G . . ,, f- f . Mlss Nalalle Roclcman, Dlreclor ol Physical Educalion ' ' r . I I. la 2 L l ' , I I f, I. Isl Place .I 'I 9 I Pl ' 2n'Pace rf 'll l nlle ' QQ ' 4 ll' r S . ce B l 'e so' 49 Place o, I I Pa no Sensors Freshmen Juniors Sooh r-no FCS ATHLETIC HONORS I938 I939 NUMERALS I25 POINTS Amos Brssel Began Bogerl Corcoran Delaney Doyle A en Anderson Bermlngham Brown B Corcoran Counselman Drake Falley J Parucy Gousha GUIITIOTT I-Iarrlson Hoover E Freeman I-leulman I-lubachelc I-lulh Ingram GLD R Aushn Counselman Brossard Ingram MEDALS 450 Jonnson C Klaner Nagle P Mclnnls Parlc III uusenberry Remy 250 POI Johnson C Ma we B McClouo Mclnlosh Mens el Roach Roby Rooqer Speed I-I Srarrells Thomas Tlden Pallerson ur e Sherndan Slover Wueboldi M S 3 50 PO I NTS Mercer Wnnslon Pallerson POINTS Sensors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen I-Iarrus McBrnde Wunslon FIELD DAY I939 Furs? Place Sophomores Second Place Freshmen Thurd Place Juniors Pourfh Place Senlors Ccunselman I-Iarrns Johnson M McBrldG Mcln+osh Roach Roby GI Ballinger Brossard I-Iulh Krrlland Magle B McCloud ulsenberry Waller Aushn Bowman ox I-Iarrmglon Klaner Slocklon Slover Webb Conley Dean Fleuschmann Knllermasler Morrussey Redheld Speed A T lden . yi I. I 1 . I . I h., I ' . Q. . BLU R'S, NTS ll , . . ' gf X. P'I' G ll I Ill . I . . F . . O' - . V'l I McK sson Schuffer Hufh McCloud Pafferson Mss Ruce Gun n Allen Delaney Waller MASQUE AND DIRK BOARD Presndenr Nancy McCloud Treasurer Barbara Allen Correspondrng Secrefary Margarel' Waller Recordnnq Secrelary Maru Guman Head of Lnghfs Joan Sclwuffer Head of Cosfumes Nancy McKusson Head of Properlnes Nancy Delaney Head of Make Up Joan Hufh Coach M1ss Elinor Ruce 87 Head of Sfage ..... ,,..,....,. .l.. ..... Paflerson MASQUE AND DIRK Top row MCPHBTTII1 Ingram Bowman Mellor Harbreclwi Fancy Amos Corning Remy Webb Aushn Bogan Bogar+ Mrddle row Conley PaHerson Mass Race Gunnan McKnsson Scl'1uHer McCloud Allen Hufh Waller Delaney Brown Fronf row Foley Thomas Klffldhd Brown Bermlnglmam Doyle Wxnsfon Speed Slwerrlff Alen Amend Amos Auslun Berrnanglwarn Bogan Bogerf Bradley Brown B Brown M Bowman Conley Cornang Delaney Denison Doyle Dralce Evans Fancy Fllzgerald lllelsclwmann Fo ey Gulnan l-larbreclml l-larbreclwl l-lufh Ingram yes Johnson Kurlland Lane Mague McCloud Mccurdy Mcliusson Mcplnerrsn M P Mellor Mercer Noclc Pallerson Peake Prrce Remy Russell Sclwuller Sherrlll Speed Sfover Sullivan Thomas Veale Waller Webb Wnnslon . .... . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . .... . . . . , . , . . . , . I MASQUE AND DIRK CLUB Membershup un lhe Masque and Durk Club us accorded un recognuluon ol work un plays and on lhe varuous crews Nune senuor gurls compruse lhe Board whuch as lhe head ol Masque and Durk works dureclly wulh Muss Ruce on lhe plannung and presen laluon ol all programs A serues ol one acl plays acled and slaged by Roycemore sludenls us lhe club s maun prouecl whule lhe evenl second un umporlance us lhe annual program guven lor lhe Chucago Commons Thus year on Aprul I2 busses were senl lor lhe auduence lrom lhe Commons and a group ol lhree one acl plays was pre senled un the Roycemore gymnasuum The socual program ol Masque and Durk con susls ol allendance al numerous legulumale plays and Unuversuly producluons wulh an occasuonal leadung raduo program leclure or movue uncluded un lhe schedule ONE ACT PLAYS FOR I939 l94O Guve lhe Auduence a Chance Casl Lubby Auslun Peggy Bradley Carolyn Conley Barbara Cornung Therese Jordan Shurley Mellor Calharune Remy Janel Ruchard son Joan Slover Babs Thomas Peggy Wuckman We leel lhal Tully and Sully should make color and desugn lheur lule work espe cually ul lheur coslumes un lhus play were any unducaluon ol lheur lasles Sux Who Pass Whule lhe Lenluls Boll Casl Anamary Evans Shurley Fulzgerald Palsy l-larbrechl Julue Lane Nancy Nock Judy Peake Gunny Russell Gerry Tabun The nexl lume Belsy Brown assures us lhal she has allached lhe head ol lhe ape lo uls handle we II lry ul oul on her neck Sunday Cosls Fuve Pesos Casl Mary Everull Janel Ingram Calharune Remy Arlee Our Town uone scene Casl Dorolhy Amend Jane Bermungham Dale Bogerl Bunny Byers Belly Doyle Jean Farucy Maru Guunan Sue Hull Joan Hulh Carolyn Johnson Loraune Kurlland Belly Mague Nancy McCloud Joy McPherrun Shurley Mellor Helen Speed Laura Wunslon Barbara Pallerson Hugh Lughls Mad conlusuon lor lhree days Barb Allens unlroducluon curlaun opens on play lolal darkness varualuons un make up Lauras equulubruum RICEY S PATIENCE FINALLY APPRECIATED Poelry and Plasler Casl Dale Bogerl Berenuce Fleuschmann Darlene Foley Barbara ves Dud Marlha Graham leach Dale modern dancung or dud lhe poem really unspure lhose movemenls7 March Heur Casl Belsy Brown Sue Buckley Daphne Donohue Jacquelune McCurdy Joan Moore Sallue Thomas Funal scoop uunuor assuslanl dureclor lands lemunune lead Skull or drag Belsy7 The Ghosls of Wundsor Park Casl Josephune Allher Peggy Bradley Duane Chamber laune Teresa Denuson Eluzabelh Dullung Anamary Evans Palsy l-larbrechl Julue Lane Nancy Mueller Wayne Nash Nancy Nock Judy Peake Mary Eluzabelh Pruce Gunny Russell Ann Speed Corunne Veale Marcua Wynekoop Aur Rand Pol Boulers and Murror lo Eluzabelh are also lo be presenled 8 9 Sherrill, Joan Slover. I iT v . ' 1 - 4 ' T l . I I I PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Dramaluzed from llne novel of Jane Ausfen by Helen Jerome Mr Bennef Mrs Benner Lady Lucas Charlofre Lucas Jane lydua Eluzabelln Mr Bingley Mr Darcy Mr Collins Maud Amelna Cao+ Denny Mr Wlclcbam ls? Youno Man 90 Presenled by llne Sensor Class December 8'rl1 I939 Casl of Clwaraclers ln Order of Tlweur Appearance Barbara Pallerson Kale Kanaley Nancy Delaney l-lelen Speed Barbara Allen Maru Gulnan Margorue Brown Nancy McCloud Laura Wnnsron Margaref Waller Lorasne Klrlland Sue Page Hull Jane Bermlnglwam Belly Mague Madeune Porler Evelyn Parklmll 2nd Young Man Palrncla Coburn 3rd Young Man Joyce Sweel Clafre Bennefle Freeman Su an Jean Kelly Amanda Dorolby Amend Agaflwa Ann Ballrnger Marflwa Deborah Mrss Bungley Maqgre Mrs Gardiner Ladycallnerune Col Fhzwullzam Mrs Lake Slnrley Powells Jane Merrnclc Joan l-lullw Joan Mercer Nancy Mcliusson de Bourglu Joan Sclmuller Joseplnne Corcoran Belly Doyle Hill ..,..,. I .,... . .....4 ' .. ,...,.... Adelaide . V... .Joanne Reed The dramaTrzaTron by l-lelen Jerome oT Jane AusTen s Prlde and Preluduce was chosen as The play mosT su1Ted To The dramahc abrlrTy and hugh sprrlTs oT Thus years Sensor Class TwenTy Trve years ago rn The T1rsT year oT our school The dramaTrcs deparTmenT produced as The Sensor Play Thus same Pride and Preludlce We see TTT To call :T The Sensor Play buT rn realrTy :T belongs To The whole school and lTs success depends upon Therr response To our eTTo Ts Thns year sevenTy under classmen lenT Therr ass:sTance worlrrng long and hard To gave us seven scenes and Three changes oT seT NoThlng was spared rn The maTTer OT cosTumes which were unusually lovely The TlaTs were all parnTed and sTencrlled To reproduce The wallpaper of The perrod oT The play ln The homes oT Lady CaTherrne de Bourgh and Mrs G-ardrner The new darlc velour drapes were used Tor varreTy The olay was The resulT oT long and serrous work on The parT oT casT and crew Rehearsals sTarTed rn OcTober l-lowever we all enloyed The gradual evolvrng of The characTers ThaT were Trnally presenTed We wrll al remember Nancy The adorable buT TlrghTy Mama and Barbara The gruTT sensrble and lovrng Papa oT Three daugh Ters rnTellrgenT Lrzzy lovely Jane and youThTul Lydla Perhaps The clearesT plc Ture oT all aT leasT To our lower Torms IS ThaT oT our Two dashrng heroes lvlonnre and Laura TooTres naughTy Mr Wrclcham Joan l-luTh s orlm Mass Brngley and all The oTher members oT The casT heloed To malre The pay a success We wlsh To e press ou aoprecrahon To lvl ss Eunor Rrce who drrecTed and sTaged Th oroduchon ard To Mr Wrlllam Mccrea y Tor nas valuable help rn The consTrucTnon We hooe ThaT Ths years produchon Pride and Preludnce wrll be as happy a memory Tor ycu The underc a sm r- as rT as Tor us The Class oT I94O NANAN MCCLQUD XII Form 91 . . . . . . . . . . . . T. . . . . . . F. . - . T , I . - I ' ' l . r T I , I r . . ' 1 r T - ' , T I ' ., . . . . . , . . V T If I . I . .. I. . D . V T 1 T . I . T . . . . . K r ' T , , .. , , T TS er, T . r 1 T Mr Bowman Corcoran Lane Tllden Freeman Wenger Mass Bacon MUSIC BOARD Presuden+ Benne++e Freeman Vuce Presndenf and Secre+ary Jean Fancy Mmsfress of Robes Anne Tnlden Lnbrarnan Teresa Denrson 92 Treasurer .,,.... ..,. . . . . . . A ...,,...,......... .... M adeleine Sheridan Sfandrng Brown Sfocldon Wllluamson Veale Corcoran Walfer Evernff Parkhull Lunfhlcum Webb Fancy Cool Bowman Jordan Kelly Seaied Mowry Dennson Freeman Sheridan Tllden Miss Bacon Thomas Hoover Kuhnen - I I I I I I I I I I I - - I I I I I I I I I I I - w Bowman Cook Demson Dullmg Farley Freeman Ruchardson Lane Dullmg THE GLEE CLUB Jordan Ke y Kuhnen Lane Mowry Ruchardson She-moan S+odc'ron Thomas T lden Veale Webb Wulluamson ROYCEMORE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM I939 The Summons Glory Be lo God on l-hgh Clorve Palm Ilallan Cherubum Song ll om fhe Russian Lnlurgyl Adesle Fdeles German The Prophecy Scrapfure The Prophecy Q Come O Come Emmanuel ancuenl plalnsong The Nahvvry Scrlplure The Nahvnly Sulenl' Nughl l-loly Naghl O Lnflle Town of Belhlehem wlrh audlence O Jesu So Sweel slrnng quarler The Angels and The Scrnplure The Angels and lhe Shepherds Wafchung af Nlgh+ lharmonuzed by Davis e Mag: Scrnplure The Mag: Say Where ls l-le7 Le Marche des Roms chanl hepherds Tours Paleslruna Borlnuanslqy I Slh Cenlury lsauah I 3+h Cenlury S+ Lulce Gruber Redner Bac S+ Luke Qld German Carol S+ Mallhew Mendelssohn Old French We Three Kings of Orlenl' Are wllh audlence l-loplclns The Adorahon of Men Wassall Wassaul Glouceslershure Carol The Twelve Days of Chrlslmas Traduhonal Dang dong' Merruly on Hugh melody Branle de lOhucual Arr by Geer Deck fhe Hall wrfh auduence Welsh Carol l-lallelulah Chorus The Messiah Handel The Chrlsfrnas Circle and Carol Here We Come A Wassallung Old Yorkglnlre 94 i I ..... .... - ..,..,..., V.., ' ' IIIIW' 'lblw 3 nall,ll1'.11i11'fflf'Q1f1 l ' . ..,.,,.., .. 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' ' Top row Mague Anderson Ryan Webb Speed Gousha Prnce Speed Bogan Magle Sullivan Dcyl Second row Hufh Corcoran Donohue Mccurdy Llnfhucum Wlnslon Mass Cox Pafferscn Porfer Waller Fancy V ale Ingram Bradley Third row McCloud Klaner Cook Hull Brown Gunnan Mercer Nook Delaney Remy Johnson Flenschmann McKlsson Fronf row Peake Bermlngham Brown McPhernn Demson Drake Mowry Kuhnen Thomas Evans Aushn Fnhgerald RED FEATHER CLUB Presldenl Vrce Presloenl Allen Anderson Ausl n B rrrlngham Boqar' Bogerl Brad ey rown Brown lv' Chfvnoerlaane Bogan Brown B Brown M Joan Mercer Secrefary Carolyn Johnson Treasurer Cook Corcoran Delaney Doyle Drake Evans IaNCf PM ge-ra 3 s Freeman MEMBERS Gousha Gunnan Johnson Vanaley KGry Klaner Kuhnen Lrnlhlourn aol Maqle P McCloud Mc:Curdy M Pherrln Mercer Mowry Nock Par' son P a WINTER COUNCIL Delaney G an e Johnsor Drake Ma e B Sally Boqan Marr Guuran Prnce Remy Ryan Sl'1erlC1on Soeeo l-+ Suwvan Thomas Wa fer Weoo VVNTSL Mcpne Merc r QQ I , , ,,,,,,,, , 9. S l-llll Ballfnqer Donohue l-lulh Mclfisson Schuller e . A . C . f X . f l. ll ' . C . X B , B. ' 1 1 ' .er 1 r 1. Ele' Clnrnann ' ' , e. ke r r l ' M 'e. B. por'er ' ,on Q ul' l ' rr? , , . Doyle . e , . gf , . THE ART CLASS I9 Mary Jane Bermmgham Bunny Byers Pafsy Harbreclwf Jane+Lm+l'11cum Peggy Mague 39 I940 Vnr uma Mowry Judy Peake Mary Elnzaberh Prnce Joanne Reed Vrrqmua Russell Corcoran Brown Peake Russell Donohue Guman Clwamberlame Evans Bowman Doyl Speed Mccurcly Lane Flfzgerald Bermungham Amend Mague Loeb LIBRARY CLUB ' ..,. . . . ,... .,,. A veline.Bown'wan Preswdenl Reoresenfahve Bermwnglmonw Bowman B own M Clwamberlavne Corcoran Donohue Doyle Evans MEMBERS Fufzoeralo Guanan Lane Loeb Mar: Guxnan Maqrc B Mccurdy Peake Russell 97 STUDENT GGVERNMENT TEA AT Tour o cloclr on a warm Seprember aTT unoon The whole OT Roycemore Upper School was assembled un The gymnasuum The Oble T o The parTy whuch was guven by The STudenT GovernmenT AssocuaTuon was To help new gurls geT acquaunTed wuTh each oTher lvlusuc dancung ano games were Drovuded Tor The enTerTaunmenT The Guessung Game was The chueT TeaTure OT The enTerTaunmenT uTs ob1ecT beung To see who could guess The names oT The greaTesT number OT gurls The pruzes were records G A LUNCHEON ln OcTober The STudenT GovernmenT Board meT aT Vera Megowen s Tor luncheon IT had as :Ts guesTs represenTaTuves Trom hugh schools boTh pruvaTe and publuc along The NorTh Shore Durung luncheon each represenTaTuve gave a brueT accounT OT The Torm OT governmenT un OTTecT un hus or her school Through general duscussuon Those presenT gauned a number OT udeas some OT whuch were Tound prachcal un applucahon To our STudenT GovernmenT aT Roycemore TREASURE HUNT One could see Roycemore gurls un groups OT Tour or Tuve scurryung abouT The sTreeTs around The school wuTh small pueces OT paper crumpled un Theur hands obvuously loolcung Tor some hudden arTucle Thus scene Toolc place lasT Tall on a very warm aTTer noon un OcTober IT was The Treasure T-lunT guven by The AThleTuc fNssocuaTuon There were Twelve clues un all The hunT was runnung very smooThly unTul uT was duscovered ThaT The clue un The grounds OT The waTer worlcs had been Talcen away All The par TucupanTs were Tound There loolcung a uxuously Tor The clue BuT They were soon rescued by The commuTTee and all wenT rrerruly on Theur way agaun ATTer a halT hour or more OT searchung The groups OT gurls had become very ThursTy and hungry When They learned ThaT The pruzes had been Tound They Tlocked back To The school Tor a IuTTle nourushmenT The rewards were yo yos Q8 ll ll r u , - A, u T' ' ' . 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THE COMMONWEALTH PROM o cerno e g l I aT ao uT oco K SaTuroay evenlng Jaruar dress d ln wo n blu lean and bla d sh rTs Tnelr ha r was Tumbllng down The r baclcs an oeTTrng nnTo Th ur ye MosT Of Th m w re grumbling and slghrng becaus T err legs were Treo GTO They had ary Purro r mnor ooeraT ons To o rTorm oeTore ha pa T seven h wnen a n r ca es and Trouo es would vanrs and would be garly laughrng and Talk ng wnh several handsome young men By halT pasT s ven how ver Th y wer comoleTey TransTormed an appearance The brg momenT arrrved aT n n clo lc when The orfhesTra STGVTCO blaylng and all color s heme was gold blue and whT In The cenTer oT The gym aT The Too was a huge gold ball STreamers oT olu god and whTTe were aT ached To The pall and Then Taclced To The sude oT The gym Balloons were hung along The walls ID clusTers Tne lTghT was blue a lovely soTT lTghT Tor dancung The couples sTepped onTo The dance Tloor eager To dance To The rnusrc oT The Colonual Club orchesTra The TacT ThaT The large gold ball weughed srxTy TTVG pounds was one oT The Toplcs oT conversa Tron Tor The evenlng One ocloclc arrlved all Too soon ATTer several encores had been played many good nrgh+s we sald ard couples dusappeared unTo The nrghT R S G A HALLOWEEN PARTY IT a sTranger had happened To enTer Roycemore on a cerTaun 0cTober evenrng beTore Halloween he would have been conTronTed by a sTrange scene AlThough The school was lughTed up and gary deco aTed on The lnsnde :T was shrouded IH a mysTery oT unaccusTomed srlence Even more mysTTTylng were gurls acTual y srTTrng rn The gym obviously alnve buT sllenT Only a Roycemore grl could explaun Ths phe nomenon AT ThaT Tume The grrls were consurnrng a hearTy meal wrTh much concenTra Tlon and conse-guenTly had no Trnne or conversahon Suddenly There was a welTer OT onTused and drscordanT sounds The TeasT was over and The gurls agamn sounded normal ln one co ner oT The room a group oT g rls was busuly Tallcrng whale oThers were dancung or rush ng ln and ouT orebarrng Tor Theur sTunTs Upon loolcrng over The room one was able To see gulTe an assorrmen oT very odd and orngrnal cosTumes Tor ReT Reeves was The Theme oT The parTy Then The Treshmen emerged vucTorlous wuTh The prnze Tor The besT sTunT AbouT elghT Tl urTy The parTy brolce up and The school was leTT once more In srlence BARBARA ALLEN EduTor oT AcTuv Tues 99 R y r Yrs eTT schoo Vo ' six ' T cg ' T T y 27, e 1 ' r l e ' s ' ' Y , ' E - ' ' I T d 4 ' ' e' e s. ' T e e ' ' ' e h ' 'I T T ' TT e oT 7 T e ' IT-J s T T e T7'ne ' T T' T' el r ' ' l ' h They '- e T e T e e T T T ' . T. I . X E 8 CT C v T T The couples were assembled FCGOY To dance. Even The gym was TransTormed. The c V T ,T . I e, - . ' eT T ' ' .T ' . T . , . , . T . T . . ,T . , Y . rp . A . . . I . . . . . .3 r T . . . I . . V T I I . I Q ' T' T T T - T' . F . T- T . . . , y . . - . . E. SENIOR SPEECHES193919-40 Nan y Dela Joan Mercer Joan l-lurn lvlaroar Jr Wa e lane Bermrngbarn Bennelre Freernar Nancy McClouo Parrlcra Coburn Loralne Klrlland Marr Gulnan Evelyn Parlqlwxll Joyce Sweel Berry lvlagle Barbara Allen Joanne Reed Jean Kelly Laura Wlnsron Marlowe Brown l-lelen Soeed Kale Speeo Kanaley Mary Lou l-la rrson Joseobme Corcoran Nancy lVlcKlsson Joan Sclnulrer Doroiby Arn nd Sue Page l-llll Barbara Pallerson Berry Doyle lvladelane Porrer A n Ball no Bunny Byers 100 var rn Orcb d Bur: Tb Wnlle l-louse f T c Panama Canal Baba 4 Temole a an Pa n Qrlberl and Sullrvan New York Warerlronr Slave Trade Prooaganda Pucasso Carl oad Caverns e Pullman Company Gypsres Cloclcs Audubon Frozen Foods Bulllrglmng Moves l-lorse Racuno Calendars D g Sbows VT Bowllnq rac I a An rnareo Carr ons ,C f l Fey' Dr' 'r3f3r'4 Q . AA ls 5 l. 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A A ...., AA Tenls n T Jer A A AA A A A A A Mack? sl no , ,A AA A A A f rl C INFORMATION PLEASE ON ROYCEMORE ALUMNAE ArII6 40 I WhaT are The new lasT names oT Mary Morgan ThaTs an easy onel I-Ielen STeele Nan y STern Barbara BenTley Frances I-IancheTT EloIse WIlson Maranna McCabe GerTrI.de MaTThews Nancy MerrI I Isabelle IennanT EsTher Grulee Lor ranne Eddy Carolme Buclc Joan EllIoT Almyra GIbson CynThIa WIIlIamson Jane LITTeII Jane I-larrIson Jane AlbrITTon I-lelen SheaTe MargareT Clare Speed MIra IoTTe Sauer Nancy Boggs Jane I-loover Irene KITchell II WhIch ol our orIdes marrIed Roycemore broThers7 Jean Bullard Jane Holmes broTher June WIIson VIrgInIa Woodland s broTher and VIrgInIas daughTer Ann was Tlower gurl Pauge Roby FaITh Hardys broTher DorIs Lane The broTher OT BeTTy Jane Doyle a SenIor aT Roycemore Georgeanne Rundall IS engaged ro a COUSIN oT Florence and Barbara Barry III Who else IS engaged7 Name eleven no doubT we have mIssed some' JusT sTarT The aIphabeT A B Barbara AusTIn I-Ielen oambmll MIIancIe I-IIII Mary EIIzabeTh Spencer Barbara Emerson Joanne Will annson Sally I-lallberg BeTTy Cran dall Jean KeITh Mary I.ouIse Alger LorraIne Roach IV WhaT Three alumnae are wInnIng Tame IH The TIne arTs7 Barbara MeTTIer who sends TascInaTIng noTIces Trom her School oT The Dance In New York I-lelen Beach aT her STudIo Gallery In RGVIDIG LouIse GuTmann who has a very successTul dancIng class ID Beverly I-lIIls CalITornIa Frances Badger deserves specIal noTIce Three exhIbITs ThIs wInTer and Monday classes aT Roycemore V Do you know our Gray LadIes 7 Evelyn Robmson Jane I-Ioover Molly Mercer VI Who has a ranch In CalITornIa and who vIsITed her7 LydIa I-lasTIngs Agnes uIsenberry VII Who saIIed The PacITIc ThIs wInTer7 G-erTrude MaTThews Tor her honey moon ID I'I6WdII I-Ielen Johnson home Tor a vIsIT Trom ManIIIa From anoTher Tropncal Isle came VIrgInIa Woodland on a vIsIT TI-om Cuba VIII Name a Tew honors ThaT came To Roycemore Alumnae Always happens' Norma Farucy was on The Freshman honor IIsT aT Vassar Eleanor GranT on The Dean s lIsT aT SmITh Barbara AusTIn was made a member OT PhI BeTa Kappa aT Vassar Frances Webb receIved an award aT NorThwesTern and Barbara Terry was puT on The honor IIsT Joy Garnson rece ved The local Vassar Scho'arsnIp Jema Avalnan a scholarshlp aT Rocldrord where she IS a member or Th STudenT GovernmenT Board a specIal honor Tor a Freshman ILasT summer Fran Webb had amusIng publIc Ty when she meT a young man In Denver she had IusT mIssed In mosT oT The cITIes of urope and ne Turn cn ouT To be a news ape recorTer wITh ohoTograohes aTTendanceI IX InTeresTIng Iobs7 Jane WhITa r on Tn WanT a Job radIo oroorarn sTaTT ChrIsTy Fox soc eTy edITor oT a Los Ang les paper Mera Gall way rado a verTIsIng n BosTon Ba bara Barry PubI c S VI Co Lorra Pc MaT news Teacn ng Ience aT LaT Sch I ard sTuoyI g as r r a or W Garnson Travels wITh a puooeT show 101 I p 'I , I9 I ' I . c , , , ' ' , 7 I I I I I 4 . , . . : ' , ' ' 7 ' I I - ll - . 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If T' , I' gg' Iv oo ' ' 'P Tc' a M Te 's deg ee T N Th esTern' BeTsy I I F X Who have The buslesf ,ob of aIl7 Mofhers of new bables Beffy Fisher Suzanne Wilson Ann Tlmson Vurglnna WesT JaneT Graham Camllla Folds Dorofhy Cline Ivlarlorle Helm Margaref HuTh Marqaref McCall Dorofhy Davls Maruanne Hoover Jane Lawrence BeTTy Lou Olmsfed Judy Woodruff RuTh Harvey AlberTa Woodruff Isabella EusTuce Cora Klrng Frances Buck Mlm: Schaffer Dorofhy Fabian XI Who have refurned To llve In EvansTon'7 Sara BeTTy Robnnson Judy Wood ruff Isabella Eusfnce XII Whnch class has organuzed and as meehnq once a monTh7 Twenfy Fuve THE EDITOR S CORRESPONDENCE ON ROYCEMORE S ANNIVERSARY Dear Mass Walfer As I loolc baclc To The creafuon of The Griffin my mund IS somewhaT hazy as To The acTuaI busnness problems of execufnng The boolc I remember ThaT I felT The weughf of The whole school on my shoulders A few nnc1denTs sTand ouT clearly In my mund because I worried abouT Them One was The drawrng of The slceTches deprcfmg our acfuvafues I funally had To do mosT of Them myself and They Turned ouT To be mosT unusual The Iolqes were also a greaf problem as I was very appre fnrsT venfure I have noT seen any of The laTer Grlffins buT They should be very supernor now afTer so many years of pracTnce I wish I mrqhf be more help To you However The more efforf you puf In your 'ob The more :T will mean To you DonT Take your frusTraTlons Too serlously s I doubf If There wall ever be a perfecT Grlffln To :Ts Edlfor Snncerely ELIZABETH C CLARK Dear Ivlrss WaITer IT rs wlfh a greaT deal of pleasure ThaT I loolc baclc on The fnrsT days of STudenT Governmenf aT Roycemore The frrsT STudenT GovernmenT Assocuahon came unTo besng In The fall of I924 IT was a new venTure wrfh all of us one whrch we had To learn by The Trual and error meThod BuT ThaT :T would succeed was apparenT from The sTarT for facuITy and sTudenTs alrlce adopfed The plan wrTh a greaT deal f enThusuasm Our Theory was ThaT a self Imposed qovernmenT would be more profnTabIe To us all Than a seT of rules enforced by The faculTy As I recall The rules ThaT we formulafed Tell Info four classes which were approxnmafely These courfesy conducf un sfudy hall aTTnTude Toward class and school acTnvaTues neaTness Our fursf board was made up of The presndenT vnce presudenf and one repre senTaTnve of each class The presrdenT and vnce presndenf of The CommonweaITh The facuITy advuser of each class and Mass Ashley and Mrs PresTon There was greaf rivalry beTween The classes each one sfruvung for The hlqhesf record nn STudenT GovernmenT As I remember :T ThaT year each grrls loyalTy To 102 I I henslve ThaT They would be Too risque. The facuITy helped us a greaf deal in our . I . . I , , , a r ' ' o own Cass ano hcr cao ess I oo no n ng w c ouro g ss a oa ar wrlh Ih Sruoen Governmenr Asc aImos ove Iha Theo y ol sell governme I was a gcoo one Ihe eno or I rrrsr year we r w we o o gun only rne bares lram work ol Ihe Sru ew Gov rnmenl A o on as o ve oo IH Tu r w ere al I er I ano we hao ha a oeal ol peasure In rs begInnIng rcerery yours VIRGINIA TINGLE MADDEN Dear MISS Waller Durung her second year ar Roycennore M s Rce fell Ihere was need Tor a nnore closely knI+ oramarrc organrzahon Io serve as Ihe nucleus lor achve oroduclron work The name Masque and Drrk wa chosen snce II sgnnled borh connedy and Tragedy Io o come a member II was n c ssa y Io work on enougn programs +o earn a cerlaxn number ol pornls The charler nnemo rs who 5SSISl6d M s RIce n drawIng u h olans lor Masoue and DIrk were Margarer Dunham Mary Eleanor Buck Jane Whrracre Peggy M lne Roberra Seolr Margarel Broomell Marrha Mary HachmeIs4er Marrorue Cowan Avs Kenmcoll Mary Kerr and Mary Duryee Invulaluons Io membershrp were ISSUCd Io Ilreen grls and IUIIIGIIOH was held May 28 I928 Inrhales were Ehzaberh Freudenrerch Belly Krngsley Sherla I-larlw II Jo Day Chrrsly Fox Dorolhy l:abIan Anne I-lopkms Marua Lolhholz Mary Eleanor Gray Phoebe laledruck Cannulla Folds Eleanor Slewarl Corneha Fabran Grerchen Keene and KI+Iy Shepherd Une of Ine hrsjr acl VIl'I6S ol Ihe members ol Ihe new Masoue and DIrk was a ourrnng some lurnrlure for The recenfly comolel d drama room Three screens and a cabuner were pamred Kelly green IWe Ihoughl II would be a much darker shaoe We had a gr af deal or lun over Ihe oarnrrng and Iurnrshung Ihe 'former berng rarher drsaslrous In spols bur we wer all pleased wrrh Ihe resulls Through 'rhe splendrd work Muss Rrce has oone In Ihe Inlervenung years Masque and Durk has grown and developed All Iold Ihere are 293 gurls who could answer +0 a roll call ol Masque and Drrk Srncerely MARY DURYEE 103 her I e A ,ern o f T hl h c I Ive ner cla ' I ck m k ' e Y I s clafon ' . 4 ar ence CF d f our r - r ' . AI ' I he M ,854 fhaf, hlle ha e I -I e . o r e ss earl ir would 'e A ' F lure yea 2, e w I ln, g'rIs as a resulr of I4 ' ' d 5345+ Q , . ya . . I 92. A . fs I V h I . I I I I I I I . I e . ' e e r I , . I e , ' Is - I ' pr e , ' I 1 I . ' , ir I , . . . I h , , I . . . . . R I . . . . , . . .. . l I c ' e . . . I J 9 5 l . . . . ' ' ' , e ' . LDWER SCIIODI. I 106 Top row Grulee Seaman BenneH' Laurd Wagner Rogers Guman Pune Flnney Bogan Fronf row Frosi Kernpf Carson Wer Wuckes Pme Hughes Edwards Holland Ruxfon EIGHTH FORM Fxrsf Semesrer Presudenf Marina Purse Vice Presldenr Mary Lou Ruxfon Secrefary Nancy Pune Treasurer Marilyn Wrclces Belly Benneff Bobsy Bogan Margarer Carson Su anne Edwards Su Fnney Bobsfe Frosr Louuse Grulee Anne Guunan Sally l-lolland Elowse Hughes ' ' ' Eloise Hughes Second Semesfer Anne Gulnan Louise Grulee Berry Benne++ Jeanerle Kempf Marga er Jo Lanrd Marrna Purse Nancy Pfrue Margarer Rogers Mary Lou Ruxlon Edmrn Seaman Janef Wagner Elusabern Wefr Marllyn Wfclces Curhs Schwarz Esl r Becker SEVENTH FORM Flrsl Semesler Presudenk Susan Sclwreuner Vsce Presudenl l-lelen Spooner Secrelary Anne l-laslcell Treasurer Ann Blunl Joan Ann Beclcer Ann Blunl Claur Curlas Marulyn Dean Vera Esle Doro+lny Harlle Anne l-laslcell Janls Hays Second Sernesler Anne l-laslcell Susan Sclnreuner Marcia Sullnvan Ann Blunl' Joanne Jones Susan Sclwrelner Peggy Lou Schwarz Evaro Jean Slwerrull Sally Snyder l-lelen Spooner Wunnlred Slene lvlarcua Sulllvan X Top row Hays Sl1erriH, Blunf, Haskell, Spooner, Harfleff, Sullivan. Fronf row: Snyder, Jones, Dean, Schrelner ,- . I' ll' Sleele Shrader Anderson Sherman Garner Presudenl Vlce resudenl Secrelary Treasurer Marlory Churrh eanne l-lansrnann Eva Myra Larson l-lenrrella Llzars Presndenl Vrce Presrdenl Secrefary Treasurer Polly Anderson Elalne Davrs Suzanne Ell s Maryella Garner Rae l Grrer SIXTH FORM Eursl Semesler Phoebe Sleger Susle Evans Jeanne Hansrnann l-lenrrella Lrzars FI FT H FO R M Enrsr Se'nes'rer Ardrs Kuhnen Alrda Sherman Rachel Grrer Maryella Garner Second Semesler Mary Surfer Georgene Noclc Jeanne l-lansrnann Gerlrude Munns Gerlrude Munns Phoebe Sleger Mary Suffer Palsy Warson Secono Semesfer Palrcra Meyers Rachel Grrer Aluda Sherman Elalne Dayls Arms Kunnen l N s A 'za Sn rrnan Su ar' Shra e Top row Gner Hansmann, Munns, Suffer. Lizars, Larson, Evans, Nook. Fronf row: Ellis, Kuhnen, Davis Meyers Susie Evans Georgene Noel: l . , 1 W , r- Il ' ' Palrkla eyer, I ,lf l e . zo ne d r he ' Mary Ja'e S?-eele Nancllou Davss Olnvelynn Gal Ellm Wynne Alice Ayers Pollyanne Bryan? Florlssa De Vries Esfelle Blunf Ellen De Moe FOURU4FORM Presrdenl' Gnngy Allen Vlce Presndenf Flornsse De Vrues Vnrglnua Allen Florcssa De Vrnes Allce Ayers Oluvelynn Gall Eslelle Blunl Ellun Wynne l'l4l R.ED l:CD R.h4 Presldenl Pollyanne Bryanl Vice Presldenl Ellen De Moe Pollyanne Bryanl Nancllou Davus Ellen De Moe Carey Roloson 11257 Van Vacfor Tbbeifs Al+on Hansen Hans ann Sherman Hansen Buckley Game SECOND FORM FIRST FORM Pre-srdenr Barbara Bangharr Presndenf Danny Case Vrce Presxden+ Joan De Vrles Vzce Preswdenr Sfephen Edwards Barbara Banglnarr 2nd sem Darla Brown Joan De Vrnes Nancy Hansen Dale Hansmann Helen Sherman Judrfh Trbbeffs HO Eleanor Affon Danny Case Sfephen Edwards Harlene Plorlcun Roberr Roloson Adrian Van Vacfor Mary! Whipple KINDERGARTEN Joanne Buckley Joy Garner Lynn Hansen Susan Johnsron 2nd sem y 1 .a r .1 LITERARY PRIZE FOR l940 Awarded Io Sally Holland THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS A True Sfory Told by a Dog One aIIernoon aIIer I had come In Irorn on OT my requ nI excursIons ou Ide I yere I aI sonfIeIhIng was qoInq n whaI I OI noI now One bI rarn o o ecI wa o ng ouI wh 3 oIner one us o o o W I6 o Inq wa IWC hung on he waII Ihe oIh r was reqIecIeo I deoded Ih3I I wouId see abouI II and Iceeo I cornoany The IhInq was round and had a shIny oIece oI sorncIh ng n Ihe rnIdoIe When I qoI Ihere whaI do you Ih nIc I saw7 A dog IhaI was reddIsh brown and looked Ike some oI my IrIends buI I had never seen IhIs one beIore Tnere II sIood IooIcInq IusI IIke an Imbec:IIe wenI up and snIIIed aI Ihe ound obIecI buI couId sn1eII noIhIng I saI Ihere Iookunq SuddonIy IIs FTIISIFGSS Carne up ano saI besIde II I wIshed IhaI rnIne had been Ih re hen aII aI once I I II her ha d I IIcIced her hand Io show her how hapoy I was IhaI she was rh Ihon my aIIenIIon was d awn Io Ihe obIecI I IooIce aI II and Ihen IooIced aI nny 'TWISIFGSS They were he same They IooIced Ihe sarn and were doIng Ihe sanne Ihmg I IooIced aI Ihe Ihmq agaun and II was IooIcInq aI me There II sIood wIIh IIS ears pe-rIced up and IaII waqgmq and so was mme My FTWIS Iress was sIrokIng me and sayIng sorneIhIng buI I do noI Icnow whaI she SGId I wenI under Ihe DIGUO and around Ihe chaIr Io see who Ihey were buI could see no one on I Icnow whaI Io IhInIc oI I II s Ihere and yeI II Isn I IhInIc III go Io se now Why shouId I worry over noIhInq7 SALLY HOLLAND VIII Form Th se IhIngs I ove The golden sun In aII IIS IIqhI The sIIvery moon IhaI shInes by nIqhI The IIrsI sonng buds IhaI ooIce IheIr head CourageousIy Ir rn wInIry bed Tn Ink ng oI Ihe dInner beII And aII IhaI IoIIows I Iove weII BUI more Ihan aI' Ihe Ihmqs abof rn I Ie Cog I rea Iy ove BEISY WEII2 VIII Form Ill ' e I I I e ' Is' I I disco d 'h I I o I- IId I4 , I I Ie I I I Q bi s Ie' X ere fn e' I e. h'I ne IhI s oe' I I I e I . I. I r I I X K I , Q I . I . . . I , . I I . . I . I I . I , I . F . . g . aI II, waIIIng Ior II Io soeaI4 IIrsI. . . , . . . I e ,w e n . I X ' ore, T - I r I , d ' ' . I . I . I e I I . . , . Id I I I. I I I I . I ' I I eo e ' I : . . X I -S o ' Is. I - I- P - 2 II II. I I IC IIIs y II I Q I . THE OCEAN IN SUMMER The ocean un summe has many duTTerenT moods and uT one looks on uT as a Truend one wull undersTand uT well In early July when we lursT go down To The seashore T us gusT bequnnung To geT a luTTle warm and The ocean us very pleasanT blue and calm and on a very brughT and sunny day duamonds sparkle and dance on The waTer Some people do noT care Tor The salr waTer buT I Thunk uTs really The besT kund To swum nn uT one wanTs To sTay up easuly I love The luTTle rupples on a calm day as They wash upon The shore lappung conTenTedly wuTh IuTTle whuTecaps The colored sTones ThaT lune The shore Thus us un July In The muddle and laTTer parT oT AugusT come many rough days when The ocean Toams and crashes agaunsT The whuTe sea wall as The raun beaTs hard upon uT IT seems To me ThaT :T us wuldly showung uTs wraTh aT The raun whuch us beaTung down on IT buT There are duTTerenT days on whuch uT us rough when I donT Thunk uT a buT m d buT raTher havung Tun as uT leaps and pounds abouT IT us green Then and noT a lovely blue as un July In SepTember Oh' SepTember us The IoveluesT oT all The sea us very calm and placud and an ucy blue IH color IT seems To me To be resTung aTTer all The summer people have leTT uT un peace The sand us punk and has Tuny parTucles oT sTone un uT someTumes ThaT I see Long Island TaunTly ouTluned un The dusTance SUZANNE EDWARDS vuuu Form A FANTASY AT The end oT a large sTreTch oT wooded land sTood an umposunq casTIe whuch was called The Pruncesss CasTle IT was named ThaT because The mosT beauTuTul prlncess un The whole world Iuved There buT Thus pruncess declared she would be an old maud and so she never leTT her casTle aT any Tume She luved There all alone She dud noT even have a servanT To keep her company Everyone un The vullage wondered why she dud noT qeT lonesome all alone un such a large and dark place buT Pruncess Duana was noT lonesome She would sleep The whole day and Then sTay awake all n1ghT Duana haTed The day and loved The nughT She loved The nughT when everyThung and everyone were quueT and peaceful She cared Tor no exercuse buT when she woke up Tor The nughT she would Iue quueTly and waTch The shadows on The walls The Trees made The shadows and Duana would Try To make ouT The shapes of The Trees She would umagune ThaT They were her Iadues un wauTung She had one parTucu lar shadow ThaT she luked besT IT was broad shouldered and sTrong Thus was her Prunce Charmung She would suT There hour aTTer hour waTchung The shadows Talkung To Them and lusTenung To Theur answers Duana ThoughT The Trees had many mouThs Theur mouThs were The leaves and as They rusTled un The breeze They would answer all oT Duana s quesTuons whuch were many Duana undersTood The shadows and They were her company ThaT was why Duana was never lonesome Every mornunq beTore dawn a shadow of a man carryung a baskeT oT Tood would be seen by The peasanTs buT when The TursT beam oT dawn came all was quueT and Torsaken aqaun LOUISE GRULEE VIII Form H2 ' ' . ' , I . . . . , . . . 6 I ThaT gllsTen and sparkle in The sun. As I look across The blue horizon, IT ls so clear MIDNIGHT II was mromghr on Ihe wavy sea The land was dark as I+ could be The yellow moon was The only lnghl To make a pa hway Through +he nrghr A srlhouerfe agannsr Ihe sky OI a Irfhe man came rrdlng by I-Ie slooped h s horse aI' The warer s edge And casl a shadow a sllvery wedoc I-Irs horse was named Courage and hls rroer named Rughl Two vnrlues so Irequenlly Iosl ID Ihe nughl Rlghl Iurned hls head In Ihe silence and gloom Thrnkung and walhng lor hws sudden doom I'-Ins boon companuon was ready and sure To Iaul hls masler he could nol endure Rughl klcked hrs horse wulh has spurs pulled hls rrane And rode Io Ihe moon Io come back here agaln JANIS I-IAYS VII Form These Ihr ngs I love I love Ihe sun upon Ihe bay The brnghl slars In Ihe sky The flowers ID Ihe breeze IhaI sway And rocks on Ihe sand Ihal he I also love Ihe ocean blue Thar srngs and rolls and roars An whrle wnnged shnps Ihal are so new Ano Ihe b rd n Ihc sky +haI soars I love Ine quuel snow a+ ngh An Iees Ihal sgh and sway And snowbouno houses wnhoul a n Ano gl: 'fenmg wrlh snow al oay And Ihen I lov my home so oear W er I can aways s ay O when I ow I If he os me every oay BOBQ IE FROCT VIII Form J LI I I I . . 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I I kn F is so rear, Tl -1 J I MY TRIP MoTher Daddy and l sTarTed Tor CalITornIa wITh The TemperaTure Tour degrees below zero The wIndows and wIndshIeld of our car were so covered wITh TrosT ThaT we could scarcely see ouT We were headIng souThwesT however and we knew ThaT Thns InTense cold could noT lasT Tor long We crossed The lengTh oT lllInoIs and enTerIng MIssourI we Tound The counTry much The same unTIl we reached The Ozark MounTaIns These mounTaIns as compared wITh snowcapped mounTaIns were noThIng buT wIndIng I s The nexT sTaTe we wenT Through was Oklahoma The counTry In ThaT sTaTe was doTTed wITh oIl TIelds and wInTer wheaT When we reached The wesTern halT oT Oklahoma a cowhand wITh hIgh heeled booTs spurs chaps and a broad brnmmed STeTson was noT an uncommon sIghT NexT we crossed The Oklahoma border and enTered The panhandle oT Texas I-Iere The weaTher sTarTed To geT warm We were leavIng snow and Ice behlnd Many people were noT even wearnng haTs and coaTs Large herds of I-IereTord caTTIe were grazlng on The open range NexT we crossed New MexIco I-lere we saw The Pueblo and Navalo Indnans Some oT Them were sTIIl clITT dwellers Many oT Them llved In logans made oT clay wITh ThaTched rooTs The Indlan women wore brIghT colored shawls many sTrIngs oT beads and Tull skIrTs oT varIed colors OTTen a baby was sTrapped To Theur backs You would never belIeve ThaT people could lIve under such very prImITIve condITIons The nexT day we crossed The sTaTe oT ArIzona In ThaT sTaTe we saw mosTly sagebrush and cacTus We saw also many loshua Trees and buTTes JusT abouT The Tnme ThaT we began To Thlnk ThaT The deserT was endless we crossed The Colorado Rnver and enTered Needles The TIrsT Town ID CalITornIa WhaT a TreaT IT was To Tlnd Tlowers bloomIng and beauTITul palm and orange Trees everywhere From Needles we wenT To Los Angeles and Then To Enclno a beauTITul suburb oT Los Angeles Los Angeles was a dream cITy wITh homes buIlT rIghT on The slde oT hIlls There were mounTaIns Insude The greaT cITys lImITs and canyons Tull oT romance Flnally In TronT oT us sTreTched The PGCITIC We had reached The TarThesT wesT poInT In The UnITed STaTes JoANNE .IoNEs vu Form FOG Fog To me IS one oT The mosT excITIrg and yeT quIeT Things I have ever experuenced In Malne where my Tamuly spends The summer The Tog IS TreguenT I look Torward To The Tlmes when IT comes We lIve rIghT on The coasT so when IT rolls In IT IS very Thlck around our house In The dIsTance we can hear The eery sound oT The lIghThouses Tog horns Fog IS so quIeT when IT comes ThaT before you even sTop To ThInk IT IS all abouT you OuTsIde everyThIng IS mIsTy and wenrd and obIecTs whlch once were everyday TamIlIar ThIngs now seem ghosTly The ocean waves beaT upon The shore buT you cannoT see Them All IS covered by The dense guIeT Tog LIghTs show TaInTly Trorn nearby houses buT all ThIngs have Taken on new shapes and seem changed and dITTerenT SomeTImes They seem even TrIghTenIng The Trees make gray shadowy paTTerns agaInsT The sky All IS sTIlI excepT Tor The InTermedIaTe sounds oT The Tog horn TIFSI Trom one oT The Islands oTTshore Then Trom The maInland noT Tar oTT and Then Trom The Island Twelve mules oTTshore soundIng mournTul yeT clear and dIsTIncT All durung The nIghT They sound and Then as quIckly and as sIlenTly as IT came The Tog rolls ouT To sea or down The coasT To a new communITy In The dark nIghT leavlng all peaceTuIIy sleepung ANNE I-IASKELL VII Form H4 I I - I I - I ' I I I - ' I , . . 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I I I - I I - I RUSHMORE MEMORIAL L surnrn r wnen 'I aw 'Phe fh ng we saw wa Ru rn r rrora n h c s c was ve I In Tner are races carved our of rhe r n Wasn ngrorw Treooore Ro s velr and J rson When w we e h re had lnlsned Lln oln and Wa hlnglcn and They car g +he a rw s 3 rha' 'I The Inlsh carv ng e ace In a srnall basl rwh a caole The oaslcel holos abouf Iwo men we wer eav n u nrn r rn ral v drove Through Three Iunn ls T ese lunr were arch sha eo and a y u ok :J oa K you could s e Rushrrore Mennornal oolfeo as rr rwas n a clur T e + was very b auhlul I would llce Io go ere agaln when I+ IS Tnrslned GEORGENE NOCK VI Form AUTUMN I-leres aururnn wa h :ls sunny days Ano some are frosry loo Wllh golden wheaf and purnplcuns gay Agalnsr a slcy so blue e eav s Thar slowly hurler down Frorn 'lrees are gayly dressed ln orange orown and gold and red Clolhed IH Ihelr aulurnn besl The Trusts lhaf crowd The orchard Trees Are rroenlng and brughr e shall have aooles sweer and cheslnuls brown Before The In e Io nughl care r-of or h wlnr r rnonlns So cold so dull so drear oorayl I-looray for aulurnnl s+hrne o he ear MARCIA SULLIVAN vu Form A STAR Uo n+n n avcn lsawasar N lusarord' auf'rnar A s a n g org Far ,nro the r' oh Wlrn heavens a'ou :J N Mak Q a ours JEANNE HANSMANN VI Form fb Lag. 3 ' we we. ' ay, one of , ' s s sh oe Me ,. f I I. I e Bla lm HEI I Sourn Dalcya. lf ry 'n'eres+' g. ' e Tour ' ' rocn. They a e Llnco. H IA ,, V o e effe . e r f e 'hey T' f' ' c I s ' , were vr , gl sses o Rooseve 1 I+ 7s ,af , I whe y I The faces rney w'lI be higher than 'ne Pyrarnos of Egysr. The workmen ger cown from Th T s' I e - ich 's on . , ' . As- el,'gRs',oeIvIeoF,fe' I l e.h els - o' s'olo ellcll e I .'l. Ill . ' I I I e rrann . I e ' . I Th T3 ' ' Q l V . . - , , .Q . Th 5 e . ' ' W T l W W .r - . I I . T ' e ' e l , I-I . . l+'s The be ' I+ y I ' le f e er s s ' , o : 3 'o u 'ne oe I ,o .5, S 'nh ' ,.. OUR SLEIGH RIDE On The TursT real snowy day un January The TuTTh and suxTh Torrns Tool: ouT OT Theur class dues Tuve dollars Tor a sleugh rude ThaT mornung we all broughf heavy cloThunq and blanlceTs Roycemore Fueld was a sheeT oT snow The sTreeTs were ucy and snowy IT was a perTecT day Tor a sleugh rude AT Two o clock we were on our way Everybody was bundled up un blanlceTs and snuggled close TogeTher We had Two horses one black and one whuTe There were seaTs along The sude of The sleugh We sang songs Tull we were hoarse Then we played GhosT and BeasT Brd or Push We were ouT Tor an hour and Toward The end some oT The gurls goT raTher cold IT was a Tune sleugh rude and loTs oT Tun I'-IENRIETTA LIZARS VI Form DECEMBER December us The monTh Tor me IT brungs The besT oT memory Snow and sleeT and all ThaTs nuce All The games Thaf are Tun on uce Dolls and boolcs and many Toys MARY suTTER v Form CHRISTMAS There was a luTTle Toy shop Down on The avenue IT was a very preTTy sughT WuTh Toys all brughT and new And To The shop The chuldren ran To buy some lovely Toy And all were gone on ChrusTmas Eve ExcepT a solduer boy IT s hard To lceep a luTTle shop ThaT s bare on ChrusTmas Eve So Then The owner oT The shop Resolved To Talce hus leave The solduer boy was Terrubly sad When he heard hus dusmal plughT BuT when The old Swuss cloclc sTruclc Twelve A sTranger came un sughf ThaT solduer boy us lusT The Thung To guve To my young lad The solduer s spuruT leaped wuTh prude No longer was he sad The saddesT hearT aT ChrusTmas Tume Belongs To ThaT poor Toy ThaT hasnT 'found a lovung home WuTh some sweeT gurl or boy uvuAuaJouzY cnuuacuu vu mm H6 ' ' . , u IT brings us ChrIsTmas wlTh ITS ioys, T I I I - , F THE MOON Du Ing rhe darlc and lonely nlghl W en all has qul o down bru I Igh+ Tha? shunes oer all fne lown + lS so whlfe and oeau u rn duslc nl ea ly rn r Sornehrnes when 'fs cornolerely round A weurd old lace 15 oorn When you walce up al early dawn Ano see no moon s brghl ray You Know 'rhal The lovely moon l-las slowly lloaled away eERTRuDE Muuus Form THE SNOW The snow S lallung sllenl and sl II I+ falls and alnghrs on lhe wmdow sIII ll falls wufh a larry grace And loolcs lnlce fmy blfs of ace ll' 5 a lovely sughl To wafch lhe snow come down As Il falls o er held and wood and lown EVA LARSON VI Form M AY Bendlng blossonrrng lovely lrees Swaylng In lhe sweef May breeze Sol? lwlllghl from lhe ladlng sun Show us +ha+ nlghl has now begun susIE EVANS vu Form TH E SKATERS See 'rhe slcalers gl clung o The Ice so wh le and gleam Thelr cneelcs so reo Thelr eyes so br ghl The r laces la fly beam ng l-low l ove To go and slcale And leave oull chool oehlnd me l wh rl and so n +hen sul down har Bu you lusl +ry a lgu e hll RACHEL GRIER V Form , bg 'age' 1 , Up In lhe slcy +here's a 'llanl' l' I ' ' ' ill l, Fro fl 'I no n. . 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OUR TRIP TO THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY One day un February The T1TTh and snxTh Torms wenT down To The Chucago I-Ins Torucal SocneTy We wenT down especnally To see The Abraham Lnncoln exhub1T When we goT down There we leTT our coaTs In The audITornum and Tound our gunde FnrsT we wenT down To The basemenT and looked aT The model oT I:orT Dear born We saw some oT The logs OT The second ForT Dearborn Insede There were some oT The Indian Things Tound around Chicago We saw a model oT John Krnzue s cabin Then we saw a covered wagon and some carrnages There was a carnage ThaT Abraham Lincoln rode an Then we wenT up To The TursT Tloor There we saw The dloramas oT Chicago There was one oT The Chncago Tlre and :T looked as :T The smoke was movnng IU The background We saw a room wuTh shelves all around IT On The shelves were small models oT women who played a parT In Chucagos hnsTory In anoTher room There were bugger models There was The Tan ThaT George WashungTon gave To MarTha WashungTon One room was an old VncToruan room On The second Tloor was The Lrncoln room We saw many oT Luncolns Thungs There was The haT he wore To The TheaTer The nlghT he was shoT We saw some oT was a room ThaT had a greaT bug Table In The mvddle IT was a reIIeT map Our gurde ponnTed ouT some oT The bunldmgs We saw The bed Luncoln dned In IT was much Too shorT Tor hum We saw a room cop1ed Trom an old cabnn We also saw a room Turnlshed wITh The TurnuTure ThaT was In The parlor of Luncoln s Sprlngheld home IT was all very unTeresTIng and we look Torward To goxng again ALIDA SHERMAN v Form A SNOWY EVENING The snow was comnng down In Tlakes And Ice was Tormang on The lax The world wore a bIankeT oT whuTe As The moon shone down ThaT nIghT The children saT around The Tnre For They never seem To Tlre OT hearing sTorles Grandma Told OT The KmghTs In days oT old HENRIEUA LIZARS vu Form BY THE SEA SHORE By The sea shore one Tune day In The merry monTh oT May Many chnldren sTopped To play Buuldnng casTles by The shore To be shaken by The ocean s roar SUSIE EVANS VI Form H8 Mrs. l.Incoln's Things Too. There were some models oT The old Chicago sTores. There ' ' 'es. THE A CAT Qnce There was a caT Who had a baTch OT k+s Teyalween eand aT Thelr Tur was soTT as mlTTs T T caT caugh a a Ano gave: To her kTs And Then she cauqhT a V! meh Tnrewh lnTo T The caT caught a mouse The mouse beg n To squeak The CaT Took TT To her house Where The klTs played hude and seek PATRICIA Memes v Pow MY WALLPAPER l love The paper IU my room WlTh pupples by The qaTe They re lookung very lonesome There are houses very Tnny No dog could ever enTer WnTh Tlowers all around Then' Ano roses ID The CenTer MARY JANE STEELE v Fo m CLOCK IN THE HALL T e es a cock n our hall Vfhlcn s amos aga nsT Th al IT s a qreaT bug one Th nk T we qhs a n TckTo k Tek ock Sa o The bud hall clock A The oerdulum wur'G T T' u oT Twelve runo FLORISSA DE VRIES IV Perfn F l . h A 1' r TQ T , hs ' T r T l 'T ' Il , ba? h' ' er' . TT s. As IT They had To waiT. - X r h r ' T , ' T T e w l, l l T T To . T -T cl, E -T , s J s TJ.. he ,o ' I. OUR MONKEY We have a monkey She is brown and while H r name is Susie She was in 'Ihe hospifal for a long Mme We have anofher monkey now His name is Pehe He is black and while He s Deany s monkey Susie is my monkey They play To oefher in The cage Some way he learned Io whis+le He whislles when he sees food He looks cule when he does I+ We Iook his Iee+h our because he was so bad when we hrsl go+ him He is beller now Ihan he used To Deany look him To San Francisco Io meel mo+her and me We had lusf come looked ouf We go? food for him ar Ihe ho+els where we sfayed OLIVELYNN GAIL iv Form MY LITTLE SISTER l have a liflle sisfer As cufe as can be For when I come home She always plays wifh me She has a liHle duck Thar she pulls wifh a slring She wabbles when she walks Like fhe ducky on The wing l rock her in my rocking chair l sing her lullabves Bul' poor liHle Nanhe Somehmes she laughs and cries PoLLY ANNE BRYANT in Form THE FIRST SNOWFLAKES Today The firsl snow fell from fhe sky As we ran ou? +o play :I driffed by Slowly dancing Through 'Ihe air Soffly flullering everywhere ELLEN DE MOE in Ei-,fm FALL The leaves are falling 'ro 'rhe ground They make a very curious sound Flullering Tlullering Ihrough Ihe air The sound of leaves is everywhere CARY ROLOSON, III Form 4 D . Q i . e I u. Q. . .. be. i from Honolulu. He liked Io ride in 'rhe car. He puf his paws. on Ihe window and 120 OUR JACK O LANTERN er-l' o ne fore uy a umolon We maoe + 1 +o a Ja o We cu lr on our raole We made a song abouf 'rhe Jaclc o lanlern Th S as ou so g Jack o lanl' rn Jaclc o lanlern Whal a funny face I see Snfhng uo 'rhere on our lable Smulung over al me JOAN DE VRIE5 an Form AUTUMN The wand ls TOSSIDQ The gay colored leaves Blowing fhem down from lhe rossung JVFGGS The aur ns hlled warh color gay Thus lovely golden aulumn day BY THE GROUP II Form' SNOW The snow s Tal :ng down down down Flying and whurlung round round round We have a very Tune hula near We lnlce ur mos? when wnn+er ns here Thus snow ns malcung ll smoofh and whnle I+ wlll be covered w +h snow by mghf HELEN SHERMAN ll Form THE SNOWFALL Wha+ a beauhlul world 1+ ns +odayl Yeslerday I+ wasn + a+ all lhus way The +rees were bare fhe roofs were brown Now each ns wearung a sofl whufe gown Our hedge ss covered wnrh feafhery balls Ano here and fhere one quuefly falls All 'rhe world S so shll and whale For snow fell sollly all lasl n qhf BY THE GROUP Il Form NEDDY l-le s s+ ll a Il++le boy my ll++le bro+her Neddy W n he wallcs alone he s r ally qu 're uns+eady CARY ROLSON Ill Form I We w- + +' s' +0 b p , ' . 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I ' I ' ' , I l . , I . 1 . he ,l ' e 'N I . fQf DIALOGUE AphrodI+e and Pallas Afhene were sufhng on a bench In a garden on Mouni Olympus They were Ialknng aboul Eros Ihe son of Aphrodsfe I really do noi know wha+ 'ro do aboul Eros I-Ie Inkes Psyche so much saId Aphrodnfe WIIII a sngh Don I you luke lovely Psyche7 asked Afhene I do no? curfly remarked Aphrodule And why noI7 asked Afhene Because she IS Iakxng my Eros away from me I-Ie even Ihnnks fhaf she IS more beauhful 'rhan I has mofher Even now he IS ID Psyche s garden 'ralkong 'ro her You should nof dlsllke her replaed Afhene She IS very good and beauhful She would make a perlecl male for muschlevous Eros Ah even you Ihe goddess ol wIsdom are agannsf me sand Aphrodlfe wI+h a no+e of blfferness IH her vouce You Ihe goddess of love should nof be unhappy when your own son falls In ove wIIh a woman as nnce as Psyche sand Afhene Buf 'Io Ihunk Iha+ my own son loves a woman be++er Ihan me And I am fhe goddess of love and beaufy answered Aphrodufe sarcashcally Well I musl go now Io my mIrror pond where my malds wull bafhe me Then Aphrodufe Ieff A+hene sI'r'nng on Ihe bench In 'the garden ANN BLUNT VII Form We buulf a house ou+ of blocks In our room We made some furnI+ure for II In Iron+ of our house we made a garden wI+h blue and punk flowers In I+ We made some fudge wIIh our III+Ie elec+rIc sfove I+ was very good We made a grocery sfore Ioo II was called 'rhe I-Iarloff Grocery Joanne Buckley Joy Garner Lynn Hansen Susan Johns+on Knndergarlen I have a dog I-Ins name IS Palsy Pafsy IS a good dog somehmes I m goung 'Io Iell you a sfory abouf my dog One day Ihe cleaner came In We were very surprused 'ro see Pa+sy no+ bnfe Ihe cleaner Somehmes he bI'res people buf he does nof bufe 'rhe cleaner I-IARLENE PLOTKIN I Form THE SCISSORS GRINDER I hear 'rhe sclssors grander golng by Knnves and sclssors Io sharpen IS hIs cry All day he pushes hns old black carI All 'rhrough Ihe Iown from parf Io parf In Iale wunfer he always comes Io Iown And Ihrough every sfreel' he goes up and down NANCY I-IANSEN II Form S+ephen has a pony A pony Ihal IS brown I-Ie says I rude my pony Down Io Ihe 'Iown Furs? 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I II I I II PRIZE AWARDED ANN BALLINGER DO YOU WANT OOMPH7 GO TO ROYCEMOREI Mulual Lufe Insurance Company says Ihaf every baby should have a good sfarf un Ife Eruroll your baby un Roycemore ummeduafelyl Dumb Dora7 Shes no+ so dumb she ea+s Shredded Rals+on and goes 'ro Roycemore she does her homework on Scof Towels she has fhe Kleenex habuf she does noi have Gaposus and her mo++o us Lup Iup hoorayl Do you worry abou'r your haur7 You don I have 'ro se+ uf ul you go Io Roycemore Roycemore gurls have Iuclced Ta'r+Ie Tale Gray by wearung a Roycemore unuform Les Parfums de Corday brung ou+ Ihe gypsy un your soul So does Roycemorel To people who wanf Io wru+e and can 'r gef slarled Go 'ro Roycemorel Monfh Club Through The courfesy of Roycemore sfudenls Ge+ a new flavor fo your Vurgunua han Joun +he Roycemore Masque and Durlc Cub Che-vrolel says I-Iufch your Incense Io a sfar Marry a Roycemore gurl Sfude balcer says She s Ihrullung +o Ioolc al' and unexpensuve 'ro own Years laler 'Ihey wull say She u Iorfy and s'ruII looks Iulce a Roycemore gurl JANET RICHARDSON XI Form To balce a cake or plank a sfealc There s really nofhung fo :I To uullerbug or Cul a rug why' Counlless mulluons do III The law of gravufahon us Io me Jus+ as surnple As Io swoon and sugh laugh or cry AI Mr Gable 5 dumple Buf 'rhe worsf fa+e of man or beasf Tha'r I could ev r Iashuon Is Io wrufe a poem of many lunes No ma++er whal my passuon GINNY RUSSELL IX Form TO I jusl can'I Ilnd any Iime +o read books! -Slogan used by Ihe Bools of Ihe u . 124 SHORT WAVES Thus us Wunnue Wunchell your rovung Roycemore reporTer revuewung for you The evenTs of I939 l94O In Roycemore There has always been greaT unTeresT un The TheaTer The Senuors have seen Lufe Wxfh Fafher once buf They have heard abouT lufe wuTh Papa many many Tumes For compleTe unformaTuon see KaTe Kanaley Flash' LaTesT resulTs from The Gallup ooll' Upper classmen unanumously voTe To guve The Class of 43 four free lecTures on make up and how To apply uf AusTu'u un her usual role of unquusufor asked The French lecfurer uf young people un Europe spend as much Tume on Theur homework as we do aT Roycemore Turnung observung blue eyes Toward her he remarked You donT look as uf you spenT more Than an hour a day on your sTudues Confucuus say Teacher somefumes fooled buf sTranger see TruTh Mass Ashley was overuoyed by a conference wuTh a forTune Teller The crysTal ball saud ThaT Kuhnen wull be The fursT Rhodes Scholar from Roycemore ln a recenT unfervuew Mrs Keufh Presfon dud her buT Tor swung by recommendung ScaTTerbraun and I939 A D for The fursT Two places on The HuT Parade The Senuor Day of Days' Mague came To school on Tume lvlcliusson dudnT say Shhh' un class meeTung Monnue shorTened her skurT and belueve uT or noT Toofue Roycemore unforfunafes have been found To be Joan Moore Julue Lane and PaTsy Harbrechf pursued wooed and sTull wanhng Havung seen Our Town Ted F Ruce couldn T geT ouT of Roycemore fasT enough Expose' Roycemore morals sluppung' Roycemore gurls smoke Theur way Through Three plays How useful smoke screens are' Thus us Wunnue Wunchell sugnung off EVENING STUDY Hargreaves made The spunnung uenny There s The phone Jean s goung wuTh Kenn Now where was I7 l.aTun here Theur blood sfood sTull sTuff wuTh fear They offered prayers Theur haur rose hugh Duck Jurgen s playung My LasT Goodbye I Il Turn To French ll fauT que nous Funussuons buenToT car vous I m ThursTy I Il have To geT a Coke Bob Hope uuslf made a fe ble uoke He s always laughung aT The weafher Where s my Conrad s End of The TeTher7 Don T luke Thus polush ano The color' I never saw my nauls look duller Why Dad and MoTher back so soon7 You say uT s warm ouT IU T luke Jurue7 I wouldn T know Ive saT here suaveo I guess I m uusT Too well behaved ANN BALLINGER XII Form 12:9 PorTer came To school in her very own cloThes. 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Sepf Ocl Oc Oc Nov Nov OV HD an an an GFI S G C S S G e Ivar Mar Mar Mar Mar an I cannof ever concenlrafe Whnle rndmg on a Tram And when I m rn The sludy hall I never use my brann Bu? when Ihe radfo s on full blasf And Glenn ge+s an The groove I do my sluclnes wzfh a zesr Thal' Cucero would approve IQ6 Gnrls sleepless over +hough+ of seerng frnenos Girls sleepless afler seevng friends and recervung asslgnmenfs Mrs Presron loolcs for hephalumpfs on labrary roof Flnds only Iunnors Deme-Ire s hnds business puclong up as lunnors shane on honor roll Delaney 'rrles lo converl Ireshmen Escorfs Them To 'remoerance leclure Roycemore beals Glrls Lahn School Roycemore goes French Bogan gels ssclc We wonder whelher Hr was +he food or someihmg else? rflaner and Mellor Try calculahons four limes bul arenl SCIGHIITICGIIY correcl Toohe grows Tmgernauls and brac s herself for Prom Sensors prachce for baslcelball wnlh SIOO as The ball I-lollywood pho+ographer very busy on Prom mghl Where are The resul+s7 Rncey and Miss Mclienzue share a secrel walh Ihenr moulhs 'Full Kuhnen brealcs non cooperahon record by comung oul lor baslcelball School commassxoner scorns red nanls Chunese phllosopher vusuls school No lellmg whal he says Webb and Sherfdan proudly dnsplay Ihenr ballle scars Io breafhless class New members of Arhlehc Assocmarlon are unnhaled Upperclassmen 'land ou'r which freshmen can carry a Tune Brown has chance fo show her execufrve powers whale Laura baslcs Brown applnes for resf cure Roycemore has an :deal day excepf for duclc quaclc from Gousha Former Roycemore gurl Peggy I-loyf shows fruendly rnvalry by soclcmg McCurdy Mass Cox and Mass Mclienzfe Irup on The sam slone We wonder where7 Mass McKenzue posls four guards lo nab school nurse Lahn School anmhulales us In baslcelball compensahon an food Chemrslry sfudenfs perform annual I-I S experamen+ Resf of school holds nose Carolyn Johnson Libby Aushn Sally Bogen Nancy Dralce XI Form CONCENTRATION I Icnow Hrs nol Jrhe good old way Of learnlng very well Bul Goodman s such a real delnghl Thai' Lahn Turns oul swell Thus may nor malce The Griffin Bul my braun IS oul of Iunchon For Molher accndenlally broke My new Tuxedo Junchon JULIE LANE IX Form s .14 - ' .IS . . . .. . 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THE MARCH OF DIMES l-lave you ever seen a gurl suTTung whuTe Taced and Tremblung waTchung The clock her mouTh workung Teverushly repeaTung no doubT IO66 BaTTle oT HasTungs I2l5 Magna CarTa and her clammy hands graspung a pencul whuch by now us so sluppery as To make uTs use umpossuble'7 Then you know why when a hand us placed under her nose palm upward un a suggeshve manner and a vouce says unexpecTedly Have you paud your dume7 she uumps suddenly and TorgeTs compleTely when The BaTTle oT l-lasTungs Took place Shall we ToleraTe Thus dusTress TurTher7 Would uT noT be beTTer To have The amounT placed on The bulls Tor MoTher and FaTher To worry abouT7 TuuTuon Tee S450 OO LaboraTory Tee Blue books How can Teachers expecT To pass ouT exam she-eTs properly when some one donT we have a gypsy gurl wuTh a Tambourune To dance Through The hall7 IT would be less dusTurbung She could sung Tor us and Then we would Throw The dumes unTo her Tambourune and Thus arrangemenT would be much more Tun Tor everyone excepT possubly The gypsy gurl BeTTer yeT we could have an exam Tume glee club made up oT Muss Ashley and Mrs PresTon who could sung before each exam Have you paud your dume7 To The Tune of BroTher Can You Spare a Dume7 Ah well The dume has been collecTed un The same way as ThaT descrubed un The TursT paragraph ever sunce Roycemore gurls Took exams and Tor ThaT reason The cusTom wull probably lasT Torever JANE ALLAN LOEB Xl Form PasT sTucco walls Through varnushed halls Our sTaud alumnae Trod ln puTs oT gloom Through many a room Young Roycemorons now Alumnae sweeT WuTh quueT TeeT Once TupToed unTo gym ChaoTuc clamor And Tap shoes hammer Now show our super vum From unmarked chaurs Down squeakle s sTaurs Alumnae walked To lunch From a TranTuc class We bolT en masse po To Cooley s wuTh The bunch 128 WuThouT a moan WuThouT a groan Alumnae sTudued well BuT we are smarT WuTh all our hearT We wush our work un In Tormer days The gurls won prause For a sTudenT gov ThaT worked Now Roycemore raves Whule Laura slaves To do wnaT we have shurked Some people say We ve gone asTray And we are happy Tools BuT we are wuse And realuze Our school s The besT oT schools JEAN FARICY, Xl Form u I nj' - - 4 'ifffii.ff.flif iso is bobbing abouT beneaTh Their noses, piping Having you paid your dime? Why q l : a . l l. ' u Cu. ' ' -u AbIII+y Io Wrne Besf Arf SI Largesi' Appef Te Besr BIuIIer Bes+ S+uden+ Bes+ A+hIe+e Bes+ Aciress CIass Backbone All around Spor+ On Wrong SIde of FacuIIy Teachers Perl Besf DIsposIIIon Sense o I-Iumo Mosf SoohIsIIcaIed Mosf Charmmg Mos+ L dy LIIce GIamourG rI CareerG rI BesI Dresseo FIrs+ Io Be Marr eo Roycemore 6 FI SCHOOL STATISTICS FO I939 I 40 Semor Guman Reed A en Porfer Soe 3 Corcoran McCIoud Iv1cKIsson Corcoran Iv1errIcIc WInsIon DeIaney PorIer I-IarrIson and Schaffer BaIIInqer I-Iufh Freeman WaIIer GUIVI5 Swee WInsIon 130 Junlor Far cy MaqIe She-rrIII' Aushn and Sherrnf CT Aus In S+over Ingram ano S+over Aushn Brown FoIey Amos R chardson Brown Fancy Johnso Fancy Boqer Ingram FoIey a d Johnson W Sophomore K 'r+ermasIer Demson Kuhn Kuhnon PrIce Thomas T den Gousha Thomas 'fuhnen Gousha Bradley TI den Gousha VeaIe Veale VeaIe Thomas and GI an W cIcman Freshman Lane RusseII Thomas Evans Tab I1 Nock Lane RusseII Nock Peake TabIn Fdzgerald RusseII Donohue Chamberlame AIIher Inlarbrechr Lane IvIOOr Poffs I I . . I ' gn , e I Fan fand ' I, +. II ' I . . . .. I I I f 'I ' . . F 1 6. ' ' I , I F I IIITIII I - . TI 'T I Q ' - I I I I I occ JeaIe . I . I Favorde a uia O rw Muon V L, I Sensor + rw Tm o HM1 3 W T V! 3 YV! 0 XNM H Junior P-Jamburq OBJ Y u Ar 0 'un M M646 GVJTW Vas ar a 31.4 5V GWTVJ Sophomore N Cream Ecao M G 'Wm N FMF' GWTW SM H1 Darfmouh C 5 1:63016 f SWTW me Freshman Rofcemore Spagh 1 You r Wamf O We Pnon fn Tnm S YouAe G rm AN we GWTW lmcrs Smmfh Prmrefon Gomq +0 Cool fS Mercury Erro F ffm V1 m GWTW Th Pmrrv Room 131 SCHOOL STATISTICS FOR I939-l940 Defi: cy Dasfry , N ere ce , K 5 ff Exsresi 'w Twafi Nha N wi'-9 F ' 1 W 'C 9 'GU acer +575 Q , . ' 3. pcm r Song N1 f' 2 ng: All 'He Tnlmga in 'he cod All 'e 'T q ycu are 9 e f rc' 3? 5 fha' 'Ver Ole. IQ 3-r fx e, .Afler We P Tier f fire hAC'i3 'CES9H3 , rrvdzelle T p Sfcry LW' Mo Ie O Play Ouiward Bcuri Abe Liwccln Wvaf a Lie Abe Lincoln in Tr IUMQG II' ' SVS' C5 lege Sw'-r 5 - N ' Bovs'CQWi1q9 Yr re Y We f f ' - Pffaillrrrgx Sleesru Qfvlng Sfyoirg ' . QV rV1'IY'3 35 Car Buff? Puri Ford ' f'X:Lor Eff: F Jw' L 'rerceO1IvYer 3 r U 2 Adress Bef? Di '5 Bef? D 75 VU Aon Liqlv Vi -Q3 LQIQH Book Frasei 3? W PHCO L9 QC DHVMIA' Hone., CCIQCQT frm C3 Cfei fe W CURTAIN TIME THE CRITICS PAGE THE LEGITIMATE STAGE Tne Rlvals Knlcke bocker r-lolloay Strange lnlerlude Inspeclor General No Tlme lor Comedy Three aI+er Three As Thousands Cheer Torch Bearers Escape You Can I Take II Wmlh You Erench WI+houI Tears Enrsl Love Ghosls Judqmenf Day A Comedy of Errors Too Many G rls II Can I I-Iappen Here Whal a Lnfe Th Llghl Ihal Failed Vlqll n Ihe Nfqhl Deslry Rides Aqaln Thunder AIlo I Secrel of Doclor Knldare Dlsouled Passage Anolher Than Man The Cal and Ihe Canary Thal s Rlqhr You re Wrong The Roar no Twenhes Th Jun ors and Senlors No Gym Sludy Peruod Ed Ih Lapham Revlew Week Safurday NnghI Bedhme The Paluo Coburn and Sweel' Graduahon Che-ahn Papers Impossible' Helen Speed The Roof Menders Monday a'IIer Exams Sensor French Class Roycemore WhaI'7 Need We Say More7 MARI GUINAN and SUE HILL XII Form THE MOVIES dea Ior a Theme Homework Pr sldenl oI SIudenI Governmenl' E Rfce aI Rehearsal Whaf s IU Roycemo e Spaghelh Enlrance Io Sensor Wnng from Sludy Hall Slewarf B Brown and Ihe Ereshmen Exam ueshon Algebra Grade VIRGINIA RUSSEI. IX Form III have my Thanksglvunq sald Roos On any darn day Ihal I choose They II Ihnnk I m a worm II I Iake a Ihurd Ierm Buf wllh Iwo Ieas+s a year I can I lose HQ JANE MERRICK XII Forn- I . 3 I . ' I I 'I I ..., ., ,. e ' ' , ..,I Gone wilh The Vw'IncI , .sNew Pencil . . 9. I 11 'Q fm.. : J' H ij' A 'nl 13g SENIORS REMEMBER THE DAY ln your lreshman year when Mxss Ashley s weak class enlered lhe Upper School7 lhe wsnd bolhered Mlle Buck or was nl lhe radualor7 lhe lreshmen prelerred red and blue slars lo lhe monolony ol pure gold? more lhan hall lhe class haunled lhe sensor wnng lo calch a glrmpse ol Belly Ullruch or Bibs Schnerung7 a lreshman wasn l reporled7 Or do you7 ln your sophomore year when lhe sophomores led lhe Sludenl Governmenl Prom Hamue and Sue Hull flooded lhe basemenl7 Toolle s sklrl disappeared and was duscovered decorallng a lree7 slung by lhe remark lhal lhey dnd nolhung bul go lo dances lhe sophomores gave a wonderful Prom7 In your lumor year when Nancy McCloud dyed her halr lo be ueen El1zabelh7 lhe A clnvusnon venlllaled lhe French room lo such an exlenl lhal Mlle Pres lon had lo gel her coal loo? lhe rumors were called babies and nmmedualely adopled baby haar culs7 lhere was a Iunuor drnner dance whuch nol only provnded conversallon lor lhe lollowung Sunday bul also Monday Tuesday Wednesday and on and on7 ln your sensor year when on Seplember lblh lhe Porler l-lolel opened7 lhe producluon ol lhe Semor Play was doubllul because ol Culver s allracluon7 Laura sand The Prom IS a good way lo pay a boy back ellher way you lake ll7 lhe Glxller Ball look place7 lhe No Vnsnlors slgn appeared lor lhe lursl lime on lhe door lo English class7 Belly Magne In her rush lo lhe lood al Lalun School lell down blockvng lhe doorway complelely7 ll was a hard slruggle bul we made :ll MoNNlE WALTER and NANCY McKlSSON xu Form C O M M E IL FA U T Here she comes shagglng along an her shapeless size 6 rnoccasuns lrom Slevens and her whale angora socks knul by her lovnng Aunl Jane l-ler green skurl may seem loo shorl lo you bul lhe lady al lhe Gad Aboul has persuaded her lo lake ul because nl looks so well wnlh lhe yellow swealer whnch nol so long ago was rn lhe window reduced lo S5 95 Thal lnny bul ol lace al her lhroal :sn l as lrlvlal as nl looks ll was lhe lasl collar ol :ls kxnd lhal lhey had al Field s and she spenl mosl ol her allowance on ll She has done her haur In lhe new lronl swurl as much luke lhe swlrl on lhe heads ol 2000 leen age gurls In Evanslon as she could make ul ll looks darllng The lan ellecl on her lace IS made by Velva Cream and her llpsluck as Ardens lalesl She really rs lhe lyplcal Evanslon Grrl en roule lo Cooleys aller a luxurnanl Salurday mormng s sleep wulh nolhnng on her mnnd bul lhe lalesl movie al lhe Varsuly JULIE LANE IX Form 134 pw-f fx 'XI SCHOOL IN 2000 A D Schoo convenes aT Ten o clock In The mornIng We see smarTly dressed sTudenTs enTer The school aTTer parkmg TheIr auTogIros ID The provIded space and go To TheIr easy chalr desks wITh The r books and wrITIng boards Sudoenly The room IS Thrown mysTerIously InTo darkness and we see on The screen aT The TronT oT The room a moTIon pIcTure Tellung oT The day s lesson and explaInIng T IU Tull The acTor In Thrs movIe s The Teacher who lecTures and demonsTraTes aT The same TIme The TudenTs whale languudly slppung boTTles oT Coca Cola Take noTes on Thelr wrITIng boards When The boards are apparenTly covered wITh wrITIng The sTudenTs press a small swITcl whuch makes The wrITIng dIsappear and causes a ncaT TypewrITTen copy OT whaT has been wrITTen To be emITTed Trom a sloT aT The boTTom oT The board Every oTher day recITaTIons are gIven and recorded and marked mechanIcally AT The end oT The peruod The Teacher gnves The assIgnmenT Tor The nexT day and The sTudenTs deposIT TheIr prevuous day s work In an eIecTrIcaI counTIng and markIng box Then The sTudenTs push a buTTon locaTed aT The TronT oT Theur desks and go To Theur nexT class n The same desk gludlng over The Tloors as IT They were ID sTreamlIned Trams OT course when The sTudenTs don T go dIrecTly To TheIr classes There are a Tew munor TraTTIc Iams buT soon even These casuaITIes wIll be elImInaTed The same Tllm IS repeaTed Tor The nexT class Thus procedure conTInuIng The enTIre mornIng When a plece oT paper Talls or IS Thrown To The Tloor a small draTT IS caused whuch carrnes The paper away IT a sTudenT Talks durung a class a small volTage oT eIecTrIcaI currenT soon Tunds :Ts way To The oTTender When lunch TIme comes around The sTudenTs proceed To a caTeTerIa and sT beTore an array oT buTTons labeled wITh The names oT cerTaIn Toods and TheIr calorIe conTenT The sTudenT places hIs money In a small saucer on a belT and presses a buTTon The belT carrIes up The order wITh The correcT change School IS over aT Twelve ThIrTy BUNNY BYERS XII Form uoTaTIons all musT charm and TlaTTer IT They Ile IT doesn T maTTer For IT s easy To convInce Someone sour as a quInce ThaT she s sweeT as peppermInTs IT saccharune words you ThIckly scaTTer IT The TruTh IS To be Told We love To hear ourselves exToIled EdITor say sorneThIng sweeT Make my nappIness compIeTe Tell me my hanr IS puresT gold Don T be harsh oh don T be cruel' Don T you know The golden rule7 IT I had your Iob you beT You d geT The besT QUOTGIIOD yeT I ThInk you re The grandesT gIrl In school JANE MERRICK XII FOIIII 136 n Q I I . . I . . . . . . I . ' I , , . I . I t . . . . . .a , . A - , . 3 . I I I I I I . , . . - I I , . , . I . I I . I I . I . ' . 1 I , . I I . , . , . I I I . I I I I I , . I . I . . I ADVERTISING ROYCElVl0RE Q 8 Fading flllefltg LUG ?QHJ',5 0 P0 Fejifllfe uf l'L0i QX,90I lI7L0l'Lf6l 0 l4C6lfl0l'L PllHldlX lIlLlllLllllg lXlIlIl6IglI'lCll Lower and Lpper Srhools College Plepalatory and General Courses Class work 111 II'l0I'lllIlg lIldlV1dlldl lIlilI'llLtlOIl and supervised studv or play ln dft6'!Il0OIl through Student GOXCIIIITICIH and Otllel glass and school organlzatlon Graduates now 1n Lollege, llllltfifblty JUIIIOI' college and art or muslc school Complete system plesents difficulty of adjut ment to hlgher Ullll Summer class for new pupils entering Upper 'School REBECCA SHERMAN ASHLEY Prmczpal MRS KEITH PRESTON Assoczaze Prmczpal 640 Lmcoln Street Evanston, lll1no1s Lxn ERSITX 0190 . 4. I . 5 . ,. Q E , t 1 1 l , lt .' . - -1 1 . - A. ' I w . . 9 . . . A . K i. 0 Training to develop initiative plus self-control 3 ' ' s ' 1 V . I .Y 1. , . . . . S School Days Are Happy Days When You Come to Cooley s Cupboards, Inc ORRINGTON NORTH OF DAVIS CHICAGO SOUTH OF DAVIS MAIN EAST OF CHICAGO EVANSTON ILLINOIS Best washes or uture happmess to all Roycemore Girls Tlx, fo VILLAGE LBANHS 8051311 BIRCK North Suburban Cleaners Inc FLORENCE EPQ55 Park Awe Glencoe Campus Pharmacy Inc Reliable Prescnptxons J RLLLER RPhG lm 3630 82 'No es Esanston 402 Lmden Awe 718 Elm Street Wllmette la0 Winnetka al J W SCHLOESSER SI C0 Heats Groceries Fruits Q Vegetables formerly llacfflane Beauty Salon la03 ChlC8g0 A e Evanston Ill Phone Lnnersnt 8104 K own on North Sh re for Art tc Ha rdre mg 9 ' 66 99 . '- . . . . .lOSEPH,S BEAUTY SALON lfy . ' n zrflnnyo q D CLO xx A Frlend .'f?,f X wir? 5 5 Q vsf Compliments o FRED J MICHELINI ,I eu Pier I wx QM WEBER SERVICE STATION 1010 T THES FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY NORTH SHORE HOTEL EVANSTON B u W h g WININETBA 617 Photographs IH thls Yearbook done by Malcolm Balfour Church Street Building Evanston, Illinois 1 nr' U R iw . 5 51 ,E 1 J x K ' , ' . . X. ' vi Hub lard Wloods ower Rd. Tires - Tubes - a eries as in - Lubrication U U I dont 1111de1 111 md' f Ulllf' Ilfllthj Llo e the 11111 on P11 xou to111o11ou 11o1 111111111 ll re 1 Ulllff Of 1 ' 1 f 1 f ue- xx 10 Th It wh1t I lxnep tellmff them dom Il '1t the ofhce It free! ff 111 mre crlfo tlere 1111 11110 11te lt 5 W9 f men thx 11111411111 I 111 1111111111 J Bye Now MLMastu f an lf! COHL,JAHlll'lf.f I THE 'E L13 I LE NELSON Jeuvlere I COMPANY TRADEMARKREQSTERED 1626 Urrmgl ll hz The Scotch W ool Shop 108 Lhurvh Qt Ewan-ton ' 'sz-1-1 . 1 ' Z, ' f ' 5 d S. LI' I' '. Sm ' 's CL1I1.l 5:1 1 1 nlvss . . . A 1 yol QI h ,. 1 ral llllllz Sill'-List. Cot Ll l'111+f? ' 1 ,is 'I Y NX ho! Yuhoti? e n. Il 0 It S U h S11 y -y 1's'1 'A ,'z. 'L 's int' l1.lf1z,1.Ifl ,Sa hthrlla uae: JI s ' rf. Nf. 7 W! 2 Q I , - , X . 0 . l Evanston Academy of Flne Arts 636 Church Street E an ton Illm ART tralnln for Exerx Purpose The Community Kitchen of EVHH to 600 Da 1 St Wedding Cake Dell er Se Ice l I 8 0 Wil 1880 PEACOCK S ICE CREAM 910 Sherman A e 2004 Cent al St Ewan ton uallty Foods Geo B mter, Inc .326 Daw IS qt 1144 Central Axe Wllmette 387 Roger Whllnams Awe Rauma iff OZ X48 lfU0l Wflmf ffm ,Jima mm U ' Q v v 5 , ' ois o 0 . . U ' V ' I5 . . 0 s n 4 - 0 v's Q . ' ' We Specialize in Birthday and Evanston - SH 'v y rv' 'n'. 30 V' . ' ' ' 9 v .- r . ' s O 0l'l'Ll9 Llflflfelflfif 0 A FRIE D 6 5 K KATHARINE LORD S STUDIO Q Cla 614 D A Frlend :? Jalwrsmzthskgdewelers Orrmgton Wiofel Efvunston 9 . Q 3 ' I Q 0I'L 'ssc-S in Art Expert ftp-lists and makf--up . For Adults and Yffvns People artifr. for all wvufinng. ' avis Sl. Ure. 103 l Vernon Ave-. fl nr-no S38 fm ' 0 s i 0 f . . D4 , SARGENT'S Compliments of Exclusively a MASQUE S DIRK DRUG STORE for 87 ,wears 23 No. Whbash Ave. Central 0758 Dearborn 4022 uallty Merchandlse BOOKS CLASS ROOM NEEDS TYPEWRITERS FOUNTAIN PENS SPORTING GOODS GIFTS and STATIONERY I' stablzshed 1 895 CHANDLER S 630 Davls Street Ev mston f tl ng tlmlt coun L ups ted dctul tXql1l lte cut yffw ,Maia 632 Lh lm St Bldg Nth WEIL AND 088 Flowers Inc 1168 W I Q 0 0 O O O O O O 9 Lilll ' li 5 1 ' t -' The for Shnrv's Leading Flor l 'll -4' ' lf, if 'S' A Cl'ilftSlTlilllSlllp make her S4 ,. gy Evanston W'ilmette 523 Main St. 'i motte A ' W l'ni. T W'il. 878 . urc . . Carlson . KUAHN 3. 0llllER AGAIN JAHN 8: 0lllER ENCRAVINII CII. VERA WIEGOWEN THE AMERICAN ,U CITY BUREAU Fund Raising Serv lce Trlhune Tower 1 hlCdg0 Ill 470 Fourth -henue New Xork 4201 Dower qtreet Fl Paso Texas ERI E. MAB. 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ADDRESSES 5 NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF FACULTY I939 I94O Mnss Rebecca Sherman Ashley The Orrungfon Evanslon Mass Mad: Bacon 653 Elm Sfreel Wmnellca Mlss Frances Badger 339 Wesl Barry Avenue Chucago Mass Mary E Barclay Greenwood lnn Evanslon Mass Alma Bnrmxngham BOO Soulh I-Ialsled Slreel Chucago M e Marguerrle Cazes Margarnla Club Evans+on Muss Jean Cox 53I Grove Slreel Evanslon Mlss Madeleune I-I Eyland 2738 Lnncoln Sfreel Evanslon Mrss Louuse I-Iager+y I I I I Gran+ Slreel Evanslon Mrs Dorolhy I-I I-land I307 Maple Avenue Evansfon Mlss Marne I-llermslad Greenwood Inn Evanslon Mlss Anne I-Iolmes I906 Lnncoln Slreel Evanslon Muss Emma Holmes I906 Llncoln Slreel Evanslon Mass Mildred I-Ioll 202O Sherman Avenue Evanslon Mrs Donnell C I-lowe I4-49 Hood Avenue Chlcago Mass Marlon A Keane 639 Llbrary Place Evanslon Mass Lulu Langslon Norfh Shore I-Iolel Evansfon Mnss Edrfh Lapham 309 Davis Sfreel' Evansfon Mrs John G McAlIus+er 4I3 Grove Slreel Evanslon Mass Rose McGlennon 9I I Elmwood Avenue Evanslon Mass Marlon Mclienzne 2209 Ridge Avenue Evanslon Mrss Florence Nussbaum IO39 I-Iollywood Avenue Chlcago Mass Kalharune Parlcs I939 Orrmglon Avenue Ev nsron Mrs Kenfh Preslon 729 Eme son Slreel' Evanslon Mnss Elnnor Rice 2207 Maple Avenue Evanslon Mnss Nalalne Rockman 7724 Easllalce Terrace Chucago Mass Clarussa Smnlh 933 Chucago Avenue Evanslon Mrs Spencer D Smnlh 9I8 Landen Avenue I-Iubbard Woods Mnss Mrldred Sprague Lrbrary Plaza I-Iolel Evanslon Mnss Elnzabelh K Wnllnamson 639 Lubrary Place Evanslon Mrs Lawrence S Wrnqhl 2207 Maple Avenue Evanslon II . ' , ' , Mrs. P. B. Kohlsaar, I405 Judson Avenue, Evansfon - 0 NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ROYCEMORE STUDENTS I939 I940 Barbara Allen I242 Asbury Avenue Evansron Vlrgunna Allen ll00 Ramona Road Wrlmerfe Josephlne Alrher 27l4 Sherudan Road Evanslon Eleanor Al+on 2244 Grrnng+on Avenue Eva lon Dorofhy Amend IOI5 Muchwgan Avenue Evansron Marlorue Amos 831 Ashland Avenue Wulmelle Mary Anderson 2427 Cenfral Park Avenue Evanslon Polly Anderson 2427 Cenlral Parlc Avenue Evansfon Elnzabefh Aushn 3 Brxar Lane Glencoe Alnce Ayars lI3O Sherndan Road Evansron Ann Ballfnger l46O Asbury Avenue Evans+on Barbara Bangharf 8430 Kosfner Avenue Niles Cenler Joan Ann Becker 2743 Ashland Avenue Wulme++e Belly Bennell 2700 Prairie Avenue l-lughland Parlc Mary Jane Bermnngham 2764 Garrsson Avenue Evansron Ann Blunl 33 Locus? Road Wrnneflca Esfelle Blunr 33 Locusl Road Wnnneflca Bobsy Bogan 733 Mulburn Slreef Evanslon Sally Bogan 733 Milburn Srreel Evansron Dale Bogerl 663 Walden Road Wlnnellca Avelune Bowman 22I9 Orrnnglon Avenue Evanslon Peggy Bradley 425 Grove Slreel' Evanslon Belsy Brown l459 Asbury Avenue Evansfon Darla Brown 8l0 Foresf Avenue Wnlmelle Marlorue Brown 420 Sunsel Road Wnnnellca Polly Ann Bryanf 2459 Praurue Avenue Evans+on Joanne Buclcley I500 Asbury Avenue Evanslon Sue Buckley I500 Asbury Avenue Evanslon Olmve Eluzabelh Byers 2036 Orrnngfon Avenue Evanslon Margarel Carson 455 Washlnglon Avenue Glencoe Danny Case 7I3 lnglesude Place Evanslon Duane Chamberlalne 92 Kedzle Srreel Evanslon Marlory Church 300 Church Slreer Evansfon Ellen Coale 322 Kenwlworlh Avenue Kenulworfh Ralrucua Coburn 930 Ridge Avenue Evansron Carolyn Conley 2543 Norfh Dee e Park Drnve l-lnghland Park Courrney Cook ISO Meadow Lane Wlnnefka Joseohwne Corcoran 830 M lburn S+ree Es anslon fQ 1. , CS 1 , . l 1 , , . . l l . . . . , . l . . . 4 . . . , . l . , , , l , . , , . , . . l 7 1 v , V . . . L , l I. ' l 5 Barbara Corning 38I Sher dan Road Wunneflca Clair Curhs 245 Linden Sfreef Wunneflca Elanne Davis 730I Sherudan Road Chucago Nancnlou Davis 4l8 Church S+ree+ Evansfon Marllyn Dean 706 Braeslde Road Highland Parlc Shurley Dean 706 Braesnde Road l-lughland Park Nancy Delaney 834 Valley Road Glencoe Ellen De Moe 3l5 Davrs Sfreef Evansfon Teresa Denuson l030 Grove Slreef Evansron Florussa De Vrnes 725 Colfax Sfreel' Evansfon Joan De Vrzes 725 Colfax Sfreel' Evansfon Ellzabelh Dullnng 545 Essex Road Kemlwor+h Daphne Ann Donohue I50I Hlnman Avenue Evanslon Berry Jane Doyle I035 Sfarr Road Wnnnellca Nancy Dralce 8l2 Leyden Lane Wulrnefle Sfephen Edwards 2344 Sherudan Road Evansfon Suzanne Edwards 2344 Sheridan Road Evansron Suzanne Ellns 2878 Sheridan Place Evans+on Caroline Erncson S+ Marys Road Llberlyvulle Anamary Evans 2006 Sheridan Road Evansfon Susle Evans 2006 Sheridan Road Evansfon Mary Everufl 60 Locus? Road Wunneflca Jean Fancy 2200 Sherudan Road Evansfon Elazabefh Ferguson l306 Rosalie S+ree+ Evansfon Sue Funney 833 Greenwood Avenue Wnlmeffe Shirley Enfzgerald 730 Sheridan Road Wlnneflca Berenuce Elerschmann 226 Essex Road Kemlworfh Darlene Foley I5I9 l-lunman Avenue Evansfon Benneffe Freeman 266 Lrnden Avenue Wmneilca Bobsne Erosf The Orrmg+on Evans+on Olnvelynn Gall 22I5 Orrnnqfon Avenue Evansfon Joy Garner 804 Prospecf Avenue Wunnefka Maryella Garner 804 Prospecf Avenue Wunneflca Judnfh Gullhllan 432 Washungfon Avenue Glencoe Jeanne Gousha The Orrxngfon Evansron Rachel Grier l7l4 Asbury Avenue Evansfon Louise Grulee 2703 Colfax Sfreel' Evans+on Anne Gunnan 566 Ash Sfreef Wunne+lca Marlon Gunnan 566 Ash Sfreelr Wrnnelrlca . I i V . Vera Esler, I270 Asbury Avenue, Winnefka Q Lynn Hansen 1322 Lalce Slreel Evanslon Nancy Hansen 1322 Lake Sfreel Evanslon Dale 1-lansrnann 1220 Maple Avenue Wvlrnefle Jeanne Hansmann 1220 Maple Avenue Wllrnelle Marfha Louuse Harbrechl' 2729 Sherxdan Road Evanslon Palrlcla Ann Harbrechl 2729 Sherldan Road Evanslon Mary Lousse Harruson 2488 Deere Perl: Drive Hlghland Parlc Dorolhy Harllell Box 575 Glenview Anne lrwnn Haskell 716 lngleslde Place Evanslon Janns Hays 321 Kedzne Slreel Evanslon Sue Page Hull 2721 Soulh Deere Park Drnve Hnqhland Park Sally Holland 181 Hawlhorne Avenue Glencoe Lorayne Hoover 1103 Sheridan Road Evanslon Elouse Hughes 744 Prospecl Avenue Wmnellca Joan Hulh 6229 Wmlhrop Avenue Chucago Janel lngrarn 2200 Sherman Avenue Evanslon Barbara lves 210 Laurel Avenue Highland Parlc Carolyn Johnson 158 Melrose Avenue Kennlworlh Susan Johnsfon 1 124 Asbury Avenue Evansfon Joanne Jones The Orrnnglon Evanslon Kale Speed Kanaley 682 Ardsley Road Wmnellca Jean Kelly 200 Lee Slreel Evanslon Jeanelle Kempf 2500 McDan1e1 Avenue Evanslon Loraune Knrlland 522 Foresl Avenue Wnlmelle Ann Klllerrnasler 651 Waverly Road 1-lnghlancl Parlc Conslance Klaner 365 Green Bay Road Glencoe Ardus Kuhnen 1048 Foresf Avenue Evansfon Marcla Kuhnen 1048 Foresl Avenue Evanslon Margarel Jo Lanrd 1513 Foresl Avenue Evansfon Julle Lane 730 Noyes Slreel Evanslon Eva Myra Larson 431 Rudge Avenue Evanslon Janel Lunlhucum 617 Haven Slreel' Evanslon Henruella Lazars Norlh Shore Holel Evanslon Jane Allan Loeb 621 Waverly Road Hrghland Park Nancy McCloud 338 Kemlworlh Avenue Kenulworlh Jacquellne McCurdy 1430 Chrcaqo Avenue Evanslon Nancy McKewen 267 Rndge Avenue Wlnnellra Nancy McKusson 490 Hawfhorne Lane Wmnellma Joy McPherrnn 1501 Hnnman Avenue Evansfon Therese Jordan, 125 Abingdon Avenue, Kenllworlh D! Belly Mague 2815 Blackhawk Road Wllmelle Peggy Mague 2815 Blackhawk Road Wr1me11e Shirley Mellor 1094 Pune S+ree1 W1nne1ka Joan Mercer 2332 Radge Avenue Evansfon Jane Merrnck 1625 Ashland Avenue Evansfon Palrncua Meyers 120 Euclud Avenue Glencoe Joan Moore 1700 Asbury Avenue Evans'ron Janer Morrnssey 903 Soufh Green Bay Road 1-lughla Vnrgnnua Mowry 901 Foresl Avenue Evans+on Nancy Mueller 1625 Jarvrs Avenue Chicago Gerfrude Munns 617 Noyes Sfreef Evarsfon Wayne Nash 1107 Ramona Road Wn1rneHe Molly Nnckell 1322 Davis Sfreef Evanslon Georgene Nock 635 Mrlburn Slreel Evansfon Nancy Nock 635 Milburn S1ree1' Evanslon Evelyn Parkhall 1031 Sherndan Road Evansfon Barbara Paflerson 212 Maple Avenue 1-lnghland Park Judsfh Peake 1426 Chucago Avenue Evansfon Marlha Purse 1 190 Wesfmoor Road Wunnefka Nancy Pune 1 190 Wesfmoor Road Wrnnerka Priscilla Purse 1 190 Wesrmoor Road Wlnnelka 1-larlene Plolknn 7729 Easflake Terrace Chncago Madeline Porler 324 Sherndan Road Kenllworlh Suzanne PoHs 1241 1-lunman Avenue Evansron Mary Ellzaberh Prsce 220 Cheslnul' S'rree+ Wlnnelka Joanne Reed 915 Rndge Courl Evansron Calrherune Remy I 123 1-lnnman Avenue Evansfon Janel Ruchardson 1229 Judson Avenue Evansfon Shnrley Jean Robnnson 827 Luncoln Srreer Evanslon Margarer Rogers 1618 Wesley Avenue Evansron Carey Roloson 76 Locusf Road Wxnnerka Rober+Ro1oson 76 Locusl Road Wnnnefka Gnnny Russell 625 Noyes S'rree+ Evansron Mary 1.ou Ruxfon 1246 1-lnnrnan Avenue Evanslon Nancy Ryan 1316 Maple Avenue Evans+on Susan Schreuner 1031 Fores+ Avenue Evansfon Joan Schu1'rer 125 Park Avenue Glencoe Peggy Lou Schwarz 1 121 Lake Sfreel Evanslon Edulh Seaman 2222 Orrlngfon Avenue Evanslon Madelenne Sherndan 310 Church S1ree+ Evansfon Allda Sherman 565 Arbor Vnrae Road Wnnnelka nd ar . . , 1 , . , . , . . . , . . , P , . . , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . . . . , , . , , , . . . . , , . . , . , , . , , 1 . . , , . Helen Sherman 565 Arbor Vnlae Road Wunneflca Arlee Rue Sherrrll 151 Sheridan Road Wlnnellca Evaro Jean Sherrnll 151 Sheridan Road Wlnnellca Suzanne Shrader 319 Sheridan Road Wunnellca Sally Snyder 834 Judson Avenue Evanston Helen Somerville 1023 Michigan Avenue Evanslon Ann Speed 530 Soulh Sheridan Road Hxghland Park Helen Marlorne Speed 530 Sourh Sheridan Road Hlghland Park Helen Spooner 435 Grove Sfreel Chucago Mary Jane Sfeele 2440 Orrunglon Avenue Evansfon Phoebe Sfeger 1714 Hnnman Avenue Evanslon Wnnnfred Sfene 1307 Albnon Avenue Chucago Calherune S+oc1c'ron 315 Davis S1'ree+ Evanslon Joan Slover 25 Lake Place Highland Park Jean Sullivan 155 Chesfnul Sfreer Wlnnellca Marcua Sullnvan 2620 Lincoln Sfree+ Evanslon Mary Suffer 1038 Shersdan Road Evansfon Joyce Sweel 224 Wesley Avenue Evanslon Geraldine Tabun 427 Rudge Avenue Evansfon Babs Thomas 1635 Hnnman Avenue Evansfon Sa11le Anna Thomas 282 Linden Sfreel Wlnnellca Anne Tulden 2431 Pnoneer Road Evansfon Adrnan Van Vaclor 1019 Hnnman Avenue Evanslon Cornnne Veale 2440 Lnncolnwood Drrve Evanslon Janel Wagner 2756 Euclid Park Place Evansfon Margaref Waller 500 Soufh Avenue Glencoe Camma Ward 2541 E1m Avenue Evansfon Palsy Wafson 1824 Chucago Avenue Evanslon Teasley Webb 925 Mnchugan Avenue Evanslon Ehsabelh Weur 446 Washlngfon Avenue Glencoe Vnrgunua Lee Wenger 2207 Maple Avenue Evanslon Maryl Whlpple 552 Michigan Avenue Evansfon Marilyn Wlclces 619 Laurel Avenue Wnlrnefle Peggy Wuclcman 16 Canlerbury Courl Wulmefle Pearl Anne Wxeboldf 700 McDan:e1s Avenue Hlghland Park Ann Wllharnson 1230 Spruce Slreef Wunnellca Laura Wunslon 1231 Asbury Avenue Evans' Marc a Mae Wynekoop 238 Woodlawn Aver-ue Hubbard Woods E n Wynne 548 Mlchugan Avenue Evanslon DJ Judifh Tibbelfs, 1100 Ridge Avenue, Evanslon ' , , .on V.: V . . 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