Artifacts

Dorothy Marshall's Pin 1957

This was Dorothy Marshall's flower pin in 1957.

Dorothy Marshall Pin, 1957

Dorthy Marshall glasses 1957

These are Dorthy Marshall's reading glasses. They are called nose pinch glasses. She normally used them for reading. She had pretty bad eyes. Nose pinch glasses got the name because they pinch your nose to stay on.

This is Dorthy Marshall's Kindergarten book of folksongs from when she was a kid.

This is the inside of the song book.

this Crest Printing Plate for 50th Anniversary, 1984.

Crest Printing Plate for 50th Anniversary, 1984.

Early Rocky Hill necktie design (front)

Necktie Design (back)

Notecard announcing the Rocky Hill Country Day as Incorporated and as a Boarding School

Printing Block of Hopelands Picture

This printing block was probably used for bulletins and newsletters. You just needed to put ink on the block and stamp it on the paper.

Field Day Ribbons 1973

These are some field day ribbons for the high jump, yard dash, and wheelbarrow race.

This is an official Congratulations to Rocky Hill from the Warwick Mayor for beginning to build new Upper School Building.

Suzanne Marshall's autograph book.

Suzanne Marshall's autograph book was very important to her because she could add all of her friend's autographs in it so she would never forget them.

Rocky Hill varsity letters When you played a sport at Rocky Hill you would get the letters RH that you had to sew on the jacket.

This is the summer camp office key. We don't know where the office is.

The MYSTERIOUS apron

This is the shirt from the sailing camp in 1962. The tag has ironing instructions.

This shirt is from the Rocky Hill sailing camp.

This is a badge you used to sew onto your gym clothes.

This is the back of the badge.

This is a book written by Hugh Campbell. Hugh taught French, and he wrote a book about sailing in French. This copy was actually James Young's when he was in high school!

These pins are from Grandparents Day in the 70s

They used to sell these pins to raise money for the school.

Today we call it Grandfreinds Day instead of Grandparents Day

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