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The First Annual During the history of the Schuster School many classes have thought about and discussed a Year Book, but not until the rise into power of the Class of 1915 did the Fates seem to favor the production of such a book. For the past eight years it has been the custom of each class to leave the school some gift or some new institution whereby that particular class shoulci be remembered. Feeling that the gods were with us, the class of il5 determined to actually materialize the dreams of preceding classes in the form of an Annual. The first seed was sown last year 0914i when Irene Crifhn and the class of ,14, of which Miss Griffin was a member, discussed the project. For several reasons they were unable to carry out their plans, and When the members of the class of ,15 met in September, he hold! in the minds of each the seed had already germinated. The plant has grown and blossomed and fructified. Here, then, with no little pride, the class of 19l5 presents the ripe fruit to the school: The first number of the Schuster Annual. The Christening The Annual shall be named The Proscenium. F or many weeks the editor and her allies racked their already overburdened brains for a suitable name for their magazine. Finally, at a joint meeting of the Junior and Senior Classes and the Faculty, The Proscenium was suggested among other titles. The Proscenium seems to us to include what the Annual stands for as a Year Book of a School of Expression and Dramatic Art. All our public perform- ances, whether in the form of recitals or plays, are presented to the public framed by the proscenium arch. The training of the School endeavors to educate its students to a broad and healthful view of life which the art that it teaches essays to portray, and since All the worldis a stage eor prosceniumeupon which we fret and strut our little hour, we feel that this title includes everything that our book represents in its depiction of the life of the School. Page sixty-three
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EDHTCCDRHALS A Year Book of the Schuster School EDITORIAL STAFF FOR l9l5 Vol. I No. I Gertrude Everts Brice . . . . . . . Editor Irene Spencer . . . . . . . Humorous Editor Pauline G. MacLean . . . . . Dramatic Reporter Olga Reinstatler . . . . . . Society Reporter Nolia Gatliff . . . . . . . Illustrations Edna Rohan . . . . . . . Business Manager Mrs. Helen SchusteraMartin I Miss Mary Grace Hulsman Page sixty-lwn Faculty Advisers
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