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enneally, Ann .sketball, 1. 4. Manager. S; Red Cross, 3; Field Hockey, 3; Bclmontians. 1, 4. 3: Girl Reserves, 3; French Club. 3; Operetta. 4: Prompter, Senior Play Simmon a Truth is thr most trainable thing we hare 1st ut eeonomize it Kennedy, Elizabeth Bette t'amhriitgr Preparatory School for (iirlt Nothing great wax erer achiered without enth usism Kennerly, Warren Debating Club, 4, Treasurer. 3; Stage Manager. Senior Play: French Club, 3; Year Book Committee liar card A man s treat friend it hit mother Keou h, Mary Isabel Jssie Field Hockey. 4. 3; Girl Reserves. 8; Belmont inns, 3; Class Ring Committee Chandler Her ryet are ttart of twilight fair Kidder, Jeanne Jeannic Gordon Friendship it thr highest degree of perfection in society kinchin, Edward F., Jr. Baron Football, I. 4. 3; Basketball -i, 3: Track. 1. 4. 3: Bowling. I, 4. 3; Operetta. 4: Year Book Committee Greenwich Prep. Huge are hit tracts on thr sands of time King. Evelyn L. Evie Bowling. 4. 3: Badminton. 4, 3: Tennis. 3; Belmont inns. 3: Year Book Committee It ox ton Unirersity He is a fool who thinks by force or skill to turn thr current of a woman’s will Kirkness, John T. Johnnie Wentworth I am as constant as the northern star Krusell. Edith Hu si ness School Wise to resol re, and patient to perform Krusell. Ruth Star. Fuzz Cheer leader, 3 Hu si nest School The Hlonde Homb hell l.anigan, Vincent Vinnie Football. 1, 4. 3; Student Council, I: Home Room Treasurer, 4, 3:—Optimist Holy Cross The ladies know his charm (.armour, Shirley Red Cross, 1; Student Council, 4: Senior Play: Debating Club, 3 Mistress of herself though China fall I 2-’|
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Inferrera, Sadie F. Bucky Belmontian . t, 3; Field Hookey, i, Manager 3: Basketball, i, 3; Tennis. 3;—Most Athletic Jackson Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like mef Jackson, Robert Boh Where there’s a will there's a way Jefferson, Charles Jeff, Clocker, Kail bird Bowling, I. i, 3; Football, 1; Operetta. 3 Alabama His labors are ended Jenkins, Roy Perkins, Jenks Soccer, 1. i. 3; Band. 1, i, Co-Manager, 3: German Club, President, 3 U. S. Coast Guard Academy .In upright downright honest man Johnson, I.enore Unirersity of Minnesota She takes the breath of men away Who gaze upon her unaware Johnson, Warren Massachusetts Nautical School He speaks not when there is nothing to be said Joslin, Nancy Nan Belmontians, 1. i, 3; Tennis. 3: Spanish Club. 3 Laseil She has a roice of gladness Uy jf kaufmann, Myron S. Track, i. 3: Debating Club, i. Vice-President 3; Latin Club, i. 3: French Club, 3; Class Day Committee — Studious— Most Likely to Succeed Harrard There is a foolish corner eren in the brain of a sage Keefe, Mary Sis Field Hockey. 1. 4, 3 Massachusetts School of Art She hates no one, not eren herself Kelleher, Leo .1 merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Kelley, Beatrice Beattie Gym Meet, 1. Bowling Club, i A nation School II 'hat is mindf No matter. What is matter? Nerer mind Kelley, Elizabeth Betty Belmont ians, i, 3 Chandler For as the crystal Glorious ye shine [21]
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Lawrence, Margaret Mar Belmont inns, 1, 4, 3 Chamberlain 1st all the number of the start gire light to thy fair iray Lawrence, Virginia Tucky (iirl Reserve , 1; Basket hall, I Chamberlain Sparkling eyre, a ready entile— that's Tueky! Leary, Paul A. Track 1. 4, 3; Student Council, 3; Hockey, 4. 3 Harrard The greater man, the greater eourtesy Lehr, Carlton Track, 1. 4; French Club, 3 M. I. T. No thoroughly occupied man teas rrer yet rery rni.yirablc Lesa, Peter Skcets Electrical business School Steadfast of thought. Well-made, well-wrought Letts, Shirley E. Sherry Latin Club, 4, 8; Belmont in ns. 8: Operetta, 4, 8; Debating Club, 8; French Club, 8; Year Book Committee—Most Typical Student Wellesley No gems, no gold she needs to wear; She shines intrinsically fair Lexander, Robert Butch Red Cross Georgia Tech And a h— of an engineer! I.innehan. Charles Foot ball, 4, 8; Track, 4, 8,— Most Bashful Hoston Unirersity The quirt mind is richer than a crown Lyons, Thomas J. Itroun or boston College Orerwork is a dangerous thing McAulifTc, Mary J. (iirl Reserves, 8 Chandler All the pleasure that I find Is to maintain a quirt mind McCann, Jean W. Mac Rand, 1. Orchestra, 1, 4: Latin Club, I. ; French Club, 8: (Iirl Reserves. 1, Vice-President. Operetta, 1 bates It is the quirt worker who succeeds McCarthy, Anne Helmontinn . I. 4. 8; Latin Club, I, 4, 8: Operetta, I, : French Club, 8: Debuting Club, 3; Year Book Committee—Clan Baby It a del iffr Thoughtless of beauty, she is beauty’s self 123)
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