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Show Esther Landa 3.16 side 2 p.22 L Miss or Mrs. f!.-15~,-tA EL Mrs. A cJ y HEnry Reinhardt. L She was,-fyou were talking about something she did EL I think I tol~ou that every Christmas she used to read Dicken's Christmas Carol L Read it to the entire school. EL Yeah. You know, to who~ver wanted to come. And she would have the freshmen over for breakfast in groups of so many, whatever could be accommodated. And she always had a tea for the seniors. And she would address you in chapel. you know, who graduated a±ways-nttd-e-€ea-£e~-en much of the time, or in assembly. YoUhave chapel 7:30 Sunday night. We had assemblies on Wednesday. L What would she address you w~th? EL About? Oh, it could have been foreign affairs. Mostly it was education though, and the importance of education. She was a Dance; scholar. That ~,AN' Te was her field. She wrote on ~· She was a great lady. Very tall, sweeping carriage. Held her head high, with her hair back. [what alar hair?] It was dark. L Did you come back during the summer months? EL Well, I stayed, after I graduated, and then when I came back, I worked there. So I was there for a summer--for several summer sessions.I think I ~~a \+u 0l Md!f J you that __.._/1_1_ _ rJ_ _/ ;I..o...¥,&..;:,L+1--_.._Il/:t:..-.t.A:........:6~[--d r awing there . Tha't was one summer session and then one was when the Bennington School of the Dance was at Mills College so I was there for that summer session, at least. L [You did the] public relations during the summer. EL Yah. L What did ~ involve. Just writing up brochures. EL Press releases,_broc - hure |
