Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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Class Statistics. M. BIERRILL, industrious work Qi to learn 31- Portland 31 to speak well of everyone.Q E. ALLEY, her Puritan ideas 3' to improve mentally 31 English language 31 to change her name.S F. Musso, her friendship with Rip Van Winkle 396 to make everybody good 31 the geo- graphical garden Qi to teach rote songs.g A E. D.-XIJRYLIPLE, asking questions on faulty sentences 3' to substituteg 1 snarling her hairgi to repeat answersg E. GRADY, pluck 3' to express her opinion 31 her maroel wave 3:12 to be President of a lVoman's Club.5 V. FLANDERS, using big words 31' to attend the French lessons 31 her cousin 31 to go to colleges L. ANDERSON, her dimple it to learn to be composed while reciting 31 Nature Walks 31 to learn a lot.Q J. A. XVALSH, her checker-board waists 3' to learn the names of tools 31' staying lateflj after school Qi to teach the B. 8: M. R. R. to have trains on time.g E. REES, thinness 3' to learn the ways of U old-maidishness 3 1 knoekinggi to teach in Peabody.g I. FITZGERALD, being impatient 3' to get something for nothing31 skipping31 to be an honorary member of Harvardg M. A. COIIANE, meeting friends whenever she goes outC?j 31' to shoulder all responsi- bilities31 lots of room in her locker 31 to become an authority on Physiology.g M. ISAAC, gentleness 3' to take Pedagogy31 being agreeable Qi to 1'ule by love.Q M. FISHER, modelling Ives and other 4' Hills 3 ' to redeem her class 31 wearing red Qi to write jingles for magazine articles.Q S. WIiITPI, her Japanese smiles 3' to furnish all knowledge 31 pinkish red pinks 31: to be- come music teacher at S. N. M. XVETMORE, singing rote songs 3' to expound eloquently 31 dancing 31 to be a soloist.g A. M. Caoscor, her green silk petticoat 3' to prepare for l,1lDV6l'SQ'l' Welsh rabbit3j1f to live in Sherhorn.Q M. REMON, talking nonsense 3' to raise a rough-house31 b6llIllSQ1 to die at Juniper l'oint.Q ll. Ii. REA, her dictionary revision 31' to spin mammoth dreams 31 moonlight dances and twinkling stars 31 to manage housekeeping wonderfully.Q lf. lfll,xl'nmN, losing the line of thought 3' to be the man 3 1 'f Crocker-y 3 1 to facili- tate language lessonsg I-Z. Mi-annum., wearing polka dot f'0ll2ll'S1 to get back from dinner in time 31 Christmas f' Carol 3 1 to wt-ar violet:-1.5 lu. SMITII, doing things just right 3 ' to work 31 black eyes 31 to he famonsg li, ll.lilClI'lN, hlulling 3' to slide through 31' basket hall 31 to develop studious habitsQ?jQ 'Indicates Notorious for. Hbhject in coming to S. N. S. IFond of. 5Object in life. 18

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Child Ccalling out to parentsj: Good-bye, mother! Good-bye, father! We are going with the Piper to a beautiful land. Second child: He says he will give us a tree of sugar plums. Third child: He's promised me a horse with wings. Then I can fly high in the air! Fourth child, We can do anything we like if we go with the Piper! QSorrowful cries and exclamations from parents in the erowdj Woman Cin tones of anguishj : Oh! Oh! He is drawing them towards the river Weser. He is going to drown them just as he did the rats. Oh! our beautiful chil- d1'9D ! Second woman: No, it is not so! See! he is turning away from the river and going towards the hill. They are safe ! He can never cross that high mountain. Only a Wizard could lead those children over it. Do not worry 3 he will have to stop play- ing, and then our children will come back. QLoud cries of joy heard on all sides, followed by a deep hush as the mountain opens and the children vanish. Grief-stricken cries from the parents. In a few min- utes Piper enters again, playing his pipe, and followed by children, whom he leads across the market place. Sounds of sweet singing and the glad voices of children die away. Men and women stand spell-bound. ELsPETH C. SAUNDERS. MILDRED A. WETMORE. l 1 l - , - L , EGTK l I - TS 4- 1. l , ML! jg F F 5 J In Ui W1.l..L f '1 -I 5 -lyxsag Z! I . .4 ---. l 'f ,V l'!f ' '11 vu T .Q.-7 ff? JMB ff h ' K jew g Ia.. NI x T as I S f I A ... W f -l El 'L K ' - 605' 2 fl s .. 4 6 F' A. l I ' Q . ,- A -Q fx .3-A -7, nA':,7,-S .. -1- -- :QA HAGAOA 1-f'5fN,-. mf.. rf.-m., , ,1kivl'K-IX:-. X r:.'i.- rE,i,',fg:,f,T9T :4-TT 2 ,Z:Q?l3-C TA j Aa- X Yi X N ' X 17

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J. COPLAND, being depended upon get to startle by her excellence 51 acting foolish 51 to teach ff seed dispersal. Q E. SAUNDERS, helping otherszt to take a special course in Nature Studyff 'f sweet- heart 5 i to go into partnership with a lawyers A. MORAN, her Harvard seals 5' to set good examples of industrygi- gigglinggji to teach manual trainingfbg L. PHILLIPS, that 4' Leaf Collection gt to make a good impression 51 the school garden 51 to speak ill of no one.Q A. CARLTON, her beauty 5' to argue 5+ rag-time 51 to take her mother to the theatre. K. BARRETT, telling stories 5'f to star in Arithmetic 51 children 51 to teach.Q L. M. DURKEE, her conscientious CU study 5+ to go through the tunnel 51 blue bows 51 to depend upon Providence.Q M. KELLi', wearing pretty stocks 5' to run the school 5+ bossinggi to find out 44 why. g T. WALSH, her dark eyes gt to take a special course in geography 51 motor boats gi to sing in vaudeville.Q J. RYAN, defining Words 5' to theorize 51 that postal 5 1 to enlighten the universeg A. HAINSWORTH, compositions made up of quotations 5+ to donate pictures to her class 51 presenting what others canlt 51 to be a model teacheng H. LOCKE, wearing a gray skirt 5 to get a good position 51 actors and actresses gi to live at the Touraineg K. REYNOLDS, her dimplegt to take gymnasticsQ?j5-f geographical ffspeelsngi to teach in a fourth grade.Q E. CROCKER,itelling her experiences gt to get through 51 wearing brown gi to reform the schoolg M. HAINHLTON, playing on musical mornings it to get HA :mf music 51 to direct a glee club.S A. BUCKSEY, her strawberry topgi' to cultivate her love C25 for drawing gif her crush 51 to teach History. G. DINAN, her extra History recitations gif to attend receptions CU 5t Suspenders Qi to learn to spell.S S. BJORKLUND, her quiet manner 5+ to deepen her convolutionsgif plugging 51 to jump the horse.5 E. RAND, high color 5+ to be called a shark 51' her diamond 51 to get marriedg M. BRENNAN, bargaining 5' to prepare for a ninth grade 51 the Main-e li11e 51 to finish her S. N. S. bannerg E. DESMOND, being witty 5' to get a diploma with no work 51' stuffing 51 to Hnish her course of study.S G. I. HOUGHTON, her talks on education gt to write a drama 51' her tan shoes 51 to or- ganize a weather bureau.Q A. MCCABE, joking 5' to show her cleverness51' the Literature roomQ?j 51 to wear yellow shoes.S B. BATCHELDER., playing centre 5' to learn to keep hold of her pocket-book 51 making a model meal 513 to get her work done on time.S 'Indicat es Notorious for. TObject in coming to S. N. S. :F0!'1d of. 5Object in life. 19