Spence School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Ss oy ene? ae CRA A eek a Roy sa. eto | tes ee ee en Datbara- Lotd CLASS REPRESENTATIVES ET tn ae ee ee Bes. eee one he ee eee es Alice Campbell King EX Dee oo kee eeu gh es Rea ein eor Oe Sek ne era. eee Courtenay Gentry te ene ee atest ps ener ee. he ee ee elon Anne Millett jo. edt Wem TR BET. 2: UE Sar nein ee ri Be eee ene eee tee eee gree Phyllis La Farge “Realms of gold” we have in the Library. It has been the aim of the Library Com- mittee to guide to these realms and to exhibit the “many goodly kingdoms.” Of the goodly state of women authors Miss Scoggin told us in a talk arranged by the Library Committee. Have you read Young Miss Burney? Ask some of the eighteenth-century- studying Elevens how charming it is! Your Committee has tried to bring to you by means of Lfe’s picture exhibits the Middle Ages, Fifteenth Century Venice, the Renaissance, and the Age of Enlightenment. Of great value to the Committee was a little research, by trial and error, on the center of gravity of Life’s posters so that they could be displayed without injury to passing spectators. From the Public Library the Committee secured a loan exhibit on India—this before the death of Mahatma Gandhi. Therefore, through book and picture we knew something of the conflicts in that unhappy land which led to the assassination. The French Committee joined with the Library Committee in arranging an exhibit of pictures and souvenirs from our adopted school in Epinal, France. For the “Audio” side of our Audio-visual education, we are going to have a Record Library. Acquisitions to this are recordings by Maurice Evans of Hamlet and Macbeth. To Miss Cutter, who has been a most helpful and cooperating guide in all the Com- mittee’s activities, we express our thanks and that of the School. oh,

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YEARBOOK BOARD Editor-in-Chief ..... ea oS 5B Uno tel cd iaales ae aac, Ene es Anne Sullivan Co-Editor ie : Suzanne La Roe MAGE EMG OP ceanecssssneoe ee, Te. Nae ee pee eae ee Alice Camppell King Photography Editor ' LA tr et oy Re oo ee tdrey A pathon Ellen Seagle Basiness Manager. op. -nitoe E our contributions we have judged. EK very little vote we've counted, And for ads the earth we've trudged. R ough-print photos we've discounted. B aby pictures we've collected. ‘@) wing to a lack of bards, QO bscure rhymes we all confected. KK eep this now with our regards. To Audrey Agathon, the Photography Editor of the 1948 Yearbook, thanks from all Spence for the pictures she arranged for, the countless candids she herself took—in fact, on almost every page you'll see Audrey's work. Last but not least, Mrs. Berry, we thank For saving these pages from being a blank. 41