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HELEN DYER
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Brookline, Massachusetts
Four years
French Play '26 Senior-Mid Play '26
Draper Dramatics '26 Senior Play '27
"A" Society '26, '27 Secretary A. A. A. '27
President of "A" Society '27
Athletic Council '26, '27
Head of Riding '26 Arm Band '26
Calendar Committee '27' Philomatheia '26, '27
Baseball numerals '23, '24, '25, '26
Basketball Team '25
Volley Ball '26 Posture Honor Roll '26, '27
Second Basketball Team '24, '26, '27
"You can't come inside the rope, on pain of
death, do you hear!" No, these were not the
words of Charles, roping off the circle, but of
our own Dyer in the famous role of a praetorian
guard. We can never forget her successful pre-
sentation of that role in the Senior-Mid plays
and later in the Draper Dramatics. Helen has
starred in athletics as well as in dramatics. As
head of riding and of the "A" Society, she has
been a capable leader. Favorite tricks of
Helen's are hand springs, cart wheels and fancy
skating - she does these admirably - much to
the amusement of the spectators. Last, but not
least, she is a member of the very exclusive
"Bachelor's Club".
KATHERINE MAUDE FARLOW
"Kay" "Tommy"
Andover, Massachusetts
Five years
Arm Band '22 Hockey Team '23, '24, '25, '26
"A" Society '23, '24, '25, '26, '27
Hockey numerals '23, '24, '25, '26
Captain Hockey Team '27 Athletic Council '26
Winter Carnival Committee '27
What? Did Kay go to that Tech dance last
night! But she was always wide awake, es-
pecially for hockey practice in the afternoon.
Kay was one of our fastest hockey players as
well as the captain, she is noted for her speedy
dashes from goal to goal midst mud and puddles
on the field. Kay kept up training by daily
walking that mile-we do not doubt, some-
times running it-between her home and
Abbot.
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