Westmoorland College - Lupine Leaflet Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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24 LUPINE LEAFLET June Callaway- l have my points! Secretary and Treasurer of Glee Club. Joke Editor of LUPINE LEAFLET. President of Student Council. Esther Preston- There will be a student' body meeting after supper. Exchange Editor of LUPINE LEAFLET. Glee Club. President of Student Council. Hill Debating Club. Kathleen Walker- What's our English les- son about? .Student Council. Glee Club. Secretary of Hill Debating Club. Alumnae Editor of LUPINE LEAFLET. Ruby Lovett- The Pierrette Players will meet at S. Reporter LUPINE LEAFLET. President Pierrette Players. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Hill Debating Club. Helen Lacy- lt's 7:10l Get up! Get up1 Secretary Student Council. Literary Staff of LUPINE LEAFLET.

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LUPINE L Flora Lee Appleby- My Jimmie! Secretary of Pierrette Players. Second Vice-President of Student Coun- cil. Assistant Business Manager of LUP1NE LEAFLET. Celeste Jeanne Briscoe- l was sick last night and couldn't study my lesson. Glee Club. Pierrette Players. Assistant Business Manager of LUPINE LEAFLET. Dorothy Cooper - The Mission Stu d y classes will meet at 5 o'clock. Pierrette Players. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Literary Staff of LUPINE LEAFLET. Student Council. Spanish Club. Evelyn Watkins- I think so, too. lrene Chase- Ohl Well! Good night! Fine Art Editor of LUPINE LEAFLET. Vice-President of Hill Debating Club. EAFLET

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LUPINE LEAFLET 25 Semor Poem-We Part n n my Dorothy Cooper - The year is done. and we are through With two years of our college life, Next year some few will start anew To war with books and win the strife, More will begin to face the world, While many cares will crowd their day, No matter how our paths diverge Together we have trod this way. And happy have the hours seemed, As time goes on more happy still- When we shall halt from what we've dreamed And revel in the past at will. That autumn day, how bright the sun, How clear the sky, how sweet to live, When we walked up Westmoorland's walk With step that confidence can give. We think back o'er the joys and pains, But out of all there's happiness. It seems no more than like spring rains, Which came the awakening world to bless With lovely flowers and noble trees: So we should go forth to our sphere Each one to do the task she sees The world most needs in our stay here. 11239 Senior Class Prophecy Irene Chase Time: 5 o'clock P. M., 1972 A. D. Place: Old Ladies' Home in Seguin. Characters: Forever class of '23, The inmates of the old ladies' home, having mutual feelings and fortunes, have gathered together in their old age to renew the friendship of their youth. This abode has been dedicated to the decrepit alumnae of Westmoorland by Henry Ford. The home itself is rather dilapidated in appearance, and a group of the inmates are enjoying themselves in the front yard in the cool of the afternoon.- Old Miss Fitch draws her woolen shawl closer about her thin, grey hair, and says in a quavering voice, For land's sakes, Mignon, you ought to quit comin' out doors without your head uncovered, you'lI catch your death o' cold. Mignon: Well, I don't much cafe if I dog l've eaten mashed potatoes and grits till I can't even look forward to my meals any more. I've done my duty anyway. After I left Westmoorland, I taught Latin for forty years, and this is all the com- pensation I get for it. Eleanor: Well, Ifailed in my career as a novelist, twenty years ago, and you're no worse off than I am.