Stamford Union Free School - Camera Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Sunday, June 19-Baccalaureate Sermon Monday, June 20-Class Picnic. Tuesday, June 21-Class Day. Wednesday, June 22-Commencement. Thursday, June 23-Senior Ball.

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The office faded from view and there appeared in the fire a large col- lege. Out on the campus I perceived a great number of young men earn- estly playing baseball. The pitcher attracted my attention as his face seemed famililar. Then I recognized Hugh MacLaury, one of our class. He left the pitchbr's box and one of the college men took his place. I realized that Macis desires had been gratified, for now he was coach and physical instructor at Princeton. He swiftly approached a very scholarly looking man and bowed re- spectfully to him. As the man turned to speak, I recognized Irwin Dent, who was now the Dean of the college. I was not surprised that Irwin had reached the heights because he was Valedictorian of our class. Qui'ckly the scene changed and a large house appeared. There seemed to be some kind of celebration, as the house was crowded with people. Then out of the door came a young couple amid a shower of rice and confetti. They entered a Dodge coupe and drove away. The bride proved to be none other than Romiett Gaylord, a member of the class of '27. As the car drove out of sight, there appeared in the fire a large drug store. An attractive sign informed people that Wilcox and Stevens were the owners. I immediately thought of George Stevens and c'Les', Wilcox. My opinion was confirmed, for just then George and Les', came to the door. George and L'Les slowly receded from view. Then many beautiful colors fiashed in the fire. At last, I realized that it was spring time. The sun was shining brightly and the birds were twittering in the trees near a small white school house. Then out of the door came Ada Mabey, fol- lowed by a number of small children. They strolled toward a large meadow. I soon perceived that they were followed by a very attractive man who apparently was much interested in the curly haired teacher. I suddenly awoke to find myself shivering with cold, for the fire had gone out while I slept. Mary, I am afraid, has forgotten her own prophecy, but the other night I had a dream in which I seemed to be in a large city at night. As I made by way down a crowded street, brightly lighted by many, many electric lights and signs, I found myself before a large theatre. I suddenly realized that it was the Metropolitan in New York. I went in and was not greatly surprised to find that Mary Moore was singing the leading role, for wasn,t Mary our song bird back at Stamford?

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JUNIOR PICTURE RACK ROW: Left to right-Anne Moore, Warren Shaver, Rex Miller, Mary Brown, Cornelius Brown, Margaret Hamilton, Francis Govern, Louise Shaver, Ruth Sinionson, Wainwright Potter. FRONT ROW: Left to right-Marian Canfield, George Harris, Angelyn Law- rence, Viola Eklund, Anna Canfield, Lyle Stevens.