Stuart Hall School - Inlook Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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CONTENTS EAC LI LISIY AN ID STAE IE CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS LITERATURE ,ADVERTISEMENTS

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Cwacufiy anal cgi You must know Far t of all that we have not always been called Stuart Hall Even before we became the Vlrglma Female Instxtute we exxsted as the Kalorama Sch: ol opposlte the present Stonewall Hotel When the Eplscopallans declded to have a gurls school m Staunton was asked to brmg her gurls from Kalorama to the New V F I and be wlth Mr McElroy She left after about a year but her students McElroy and the new school' He was followed by one of our most Mr Phnllrps who durmg has long FiClI1lll l1StI'3t1Ol'l of th1rty four m the school both outside and m 1de The first step ln the the add1t1on of a new bulldmg that stands between Old Mann know thls bulldmg as Upper Mzddle and Low r Falth because of the fact that the school had no nsoney at bullt on FAITH alone' Toward the end of Mr Bulldmg was added By the way dxd you know that time? All the nen teachers hved rxght These famvlles Cto say nothmg of the by the constant H0156 of asplrmg muslcxans It was to remedy thrs dxstres mg Durmg the Alexandrxa were evacuated from pupils lxved at the school Ill never the roll of V M I march brothers and frzends as they Thls 1S h rea on may not have known lt As to here 1s 1 letter wrltten to the war I know of nothlng that could mterest you you are such a true rebel than a few detalls of the proceedmgs of our celebratn n fthe first Confederate Memorral Servxce 1n 18671 We went out m honor of our country and decorated the graves of he Southern oldlers who fell manfully lefendmg thenr country The speaker a Southern colt nel named many battle m whlch many thousands were slam And by whom? was the quest1on he asked By the Yankees? No But by the most degraded of forezgners whom they had hxred to fight agamst the South It plamly showed how rascally they carrled on the war Instead cf comme: out the'n elves and gaming thelr r ghts as they say they sent others the lowest of character to Hght agamst our nc Southern gentlemen for only occaslonally you might see a gentlemanly LOOKING Yankee and he would be of hxgh rank and he too m ght be of Low Dutch or Irlsh orlgm dre sed ln broadcloth , s , . , D ' Q l . . , . . . , , , . ' 1 . . . . - . , . Y . 9 . 7 ! 5' 7 ' , . I Q a - 1 Q . .B S. ff T9 ' V ' Y drums, we cadets from ' - ' ' t e . S I ' , u , ' ' f, u I. S ' - 1 ' ' ,H , W , ,, S. . . . , Y ' K . . . , . . 1 V . E S M . . . . 1 , . . S, ' 2' S N ' . . , ' 3 ' ' ' Q ' n v -f -