Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1927 volume:

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Iiasthampton, Massachusetts 'l'elephone: 798-4 Athletics: liasehall, Basket Ball Music: Sings, Plays the Piano and Violin Plasthampton High School, Easthampton Mass.. 1925 l-lay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Uc- partment, 1927 ttfourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys-- tems of Shorthand? tt'andidate for two-year diploma? t'ommercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year Economics, 1 year: English, 4 years French, 2 years: History, 2 years Science, 1 year: Domestic Science and Arts. 3 years Ofiice Assistant, part time during 1 school year Weight: 118 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 24, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Member of Pro Merito Society in High School Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Played the Violin in High School Orchestra, -1 years Name: Address fHllIIIl', I Accomplishments: Education : tScl1ooI.s .4ffl'lHIl'IIi Education: tS11bje'c'ts Sfmlicd Prcr1'ous to Bay Path Normal Fozlrscl Experience : Height: 5 ft. 5 in. Remarks: Dorothy Cecely Barron 331 Anson Street, Derby, t'onnecticut Telephone: 1635-4 Athletics: Baseball, Basket Ball, Swimming Music: Plays the Piano and Mandolin Derby High School, Derby, Connecticut. 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diplomab Commercial Subjects English, 4 years: French, 2 years Hebrew, 2 yearsg Latin, 2 years History, 2 years, Domestic Science, 2 years Oiiice Assistant, part time for 7 months Cashier, part time for 5 months Weight: 168 lbs. Date of Birth: July 17, 1908 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Can coach Athletic Teams Name: Address tHon1cl Z Accomplishments Z Education 2 tScl1ooIs Affcudrrll Education : iS1llljf'C'fS Sflllllifll IJl'f'l'I.flllN to Bay Path Normal Cl0lll'S!'l Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Viola Mary Beauchemin 58 River Street. Collinsyillc, Connecticut Telephone! 21-:ji Athletics: Tennis Music: Sings, Plays the Piano Collinsville High School, Collinsville, Connecti- cut, 1921 Mt. St. Joseph Academy, West Hartford, Con- necticut, 1 year Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl tCandidate tor two-year diploma! Commercial Subjects I 1's y 's' r c L yea 's 14ng1h,4,ea1 ,F en h, 7. 1 Latin, 1 year: Mathematics, 3 years History, 3 years: Science, 3 years Sunday School Teacher, 3 years Stenographer, 3 years, 2 months Weight: 129 lbs. Date of Birth: April 18, 1901 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Shorthand and Palmer Pen- manship. Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand. Treasurer ot' Collinsville High School Alumni Association, 2 years. Vice President ot' Bay Path Senior Normal Class, 1927. President of Bay Path Connecticut Club. 1927. I 1 4 r af 1 ! 5 U Name: Address tflonacl 2 Accomplishments : Education : tSf'lI0fl1N Afllltlldldl Education : tSHI7jl'l'fS S1'11rI1'c1I li're'z'iou.w to Boy Path Normal flUIll'.Sl'l Experience : Height: 5 ft. 3 in. Remarks: Ruth Alberta Howler West Willington, Connecticut Telephone: Willimantic 619-14 Music: Plays the Piano Statl'ord High School, Stafford Springs, Con- necticut, 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- . partment, 1927 fCO1ll'S6 includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diploma! Commercial Subjects Civics and Ciyil Government, 1 year English, 4 years: French, 1 year Latin, 2 years: Mathematics, 2 years History, 2 years Otlice Assistant, part time for 2 school years Weight: 135 lbs. Date of Birth: June 29, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand '4 4 I Name: Address fHfJIlIf'l : Iflducationt tSc1zfmI.s ,-lffCl1dl'dl Education : iSIlDj'l'C'fS Stlzrliwd Prcriozzs to Bay Path Normal Fourscl Height: 5 ft. 5 in. Remarks: Dorothy Caroline Chapman Pomfret, Connecticut Telephone: Putnam 211-5 Putnam High School, Putnam, Connecticut. 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthand! tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects English. 4 years, French, 1 year History, 1 year, Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 3 years Weight: 150 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Name: Mildred Lilla Cleaveland Address lHomcJ: Park Street, Plymouth, Connecticut Telephone: Thomaston 315 Education: Terryville High School, Terryville, Connecti- tScl1ooIs Affwzrlefll cut, 1923 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc-- partment, 1927 fCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- Q tems of Shorthandb tCandidate for two-year diploma! Education: Commercial Subjects tSubjecf.s St11cI1'ffd English, 4 years, French, 1 year Pre1'z'o11.s to Bay History, 2 years: Science, 2 years Path, Normal Coursel Experience: Sunday School Teacher, 3 years Odice Assistant, 2 years Height: 5 ft. 4l,g in. Weight: 138 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 20, 1905 Remarks: Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship 41, 4 Q Name : Address tHon11'l 2 Accomplishments : Education : tSclzooI.s Aftrnflrl Education 2 tSn11jcc'ts Sfnflim' I'1'vz'io11.s to Hug! Path Nornzal ClUHl'Sl'l Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Il Frances Marion Conz 332 Maple Street, Northampton, Massachusetts Tclcplione: 13248-Bl Athletics: Swimming, Tennis, Volley Hall Music: Sings, Plays the Piano Northampton High School, Northampton, Mas- sachusetts, 1925 Hay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandl ttfandidate for two-year cliplomal Commercial Subjects English, 4 years: French. 23 years Latin, 3 years: Mathematics, I3 years History, 2 years: Science, 33 years Bookkeeper, 2 summers and part time for 2 months Weight: 130 lbs. Date of Birth: Jan. 25, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Secretary of Girls' Glee Club in High School. 2 years Member of Dramatic Association in High School, 2 years 'O 995 Name: Address tllonzcl I AcctmmplishmcntsZ liducationz LSWIIUUIS flI'ff'Ilrt1'dl Education 2 lS!l1?j.t'f'fS Sflllllifll I'rf'rz'o11s to Buy Pufll Normal f'o1H'x1'j Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Kathryn Elizabeth Dailey 3,1 South Street, Warren, Lllassachusctts Telephone I 113-13 Athletics: Basket Hall, Swimming, Tennis. Track, Volley Ball Music: Plays the Piano Warren High School, Warren, Massachusetts. 1922 Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, 2 years Hay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 ttlourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandj tt'andidate for two-year diploma? Economics, 1 year: English, 6 years Elocution, 1 yearg French, 4 years Latin, 4 yearsg Spanish, 4 years Mathematics, 4 years! History, I3 years Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts. 1 year Sunday School Teacher, 4 years Weight: 124 lbs. Date of Birth: March 1, 1905 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Can coach Athletic Teams Treasurer of Class in High School, 3 years 00 01 Name: Mildred Snowdale Dean Address tHnmwl: llorr Street, Greenville Junction, Maine Telephone: 57 Accomplishments: Athletics: Ilaskct Ball, Swimming, Wintc Sports Music: Plays the Piano Education: Greenville High School, Greenville. Blaine, 1925 tSc11ooIsAtfrizflrcl Hay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 tCourse includes hoth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl tt'andidate for two-yeai' diplomal Education: Commercial Suhjects tSuInjf'cts Stzfrlufl PI'!'1'l.llIl.s to Huy Path Nnrnzrzl Co111'sf'J Experience 2 Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: English, 4 yearsg French, 2 years Latin, 1 yearg Mathematics, 1 year History, 3 years Sunday School Teacher, 5 years Weight: 112 lhs. Date of Birth: Aug. 17, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in High School N all Name: Address tHomel I Accomplishments : lflducation: tScl1ooIs ,-ltfciztlrtl Iflducation: isllll-j'l'C'ZiS Stzlnolzrrl 1'1'f'r1'ous to Huy l'ufl1 Normal le, o!l2'.sf'l Height: 5 ft. 313 in Remarks: Anna Louise Evans 20 Hampden Street, Westfield, Massachusetts Telephone: 3331-M Art: Aesthetic Dancing Athletics: Baseball, Basket Hall Music: Plays the Piano Westfield High School, Westfield, Massachu- setts, 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthand! tflandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 yearsg Elocution, 4 years French, 2 years: Latin, 1 year Mathematics, 2 years: History, 1 year American Literature, 1 year Drawing, 1 year: Harmony, 3 years Weight: 115 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 6, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Vice President of Class in High School, 1 year Secretary of Class in High School. 1 year Can teach Aesthetic Dancing inf' QQ Ci lb I V 1 1 Name: Address 1HlllIll'l I Accomplishments : Education : tScl1ooI.w Aftcilrlcdl Education : fsllll-1'f'C'fS Sflllilifll 1,l'l'l'1.IlllS fo Buy Przfli Xornml Co1H'.sl'l Experience: Height: 5 ft. 213 in. Remarks: Christine Allgrunn Evans Lake Road. lllorristown, New Jersey 'Felephouet 1295-J Athletics: Basket Hall, Tennis Music: Plays the Piano lllorrlstown High School, lllorristown, New Jersey, 1923 Scudder School. New York, New York, 1924 Newton Normal School, Newton, New Jersey 1 summer Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tC'ourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl ttf'andi4late for two-year diplomal v Commercial Subjects English. 5 years: Public Speaking, 1 year Spanish, 3 years, Mathematics, 2 years History, 1 year: Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 3 years Home Nursing and First Aid, 2 years Drawing, 2 years: Bible, 1 year Teaching Methods, 1 summer Stenographer, 10 months Weight: 137 lbs. Date of Birth: March 30. 1905 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School 4975 Ol Q1 'F Name: Address tHom1'lZ Accomplishments 2 lilducationi lnqlllflfll-S Affvifrlcfll lflducation: iSlllJjf'l'ILN Sfmlicrl l'rf'z'io11s to Huy I'r1flz Normal C'o1rr.wl Experience : Height: 5 ft. 6 in. Remarks: Ella Vharlotte Louise Fjellman 48 Iliyer Street, Deep lliyer, Vonnecticut Athletics: Baseball, Swfniming, Winter Sports Music: Plays the Piano Deep River High School, Deep River, Fonnecti- cut, 1925 Islay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- paitment, 1927 tfourse includes hoth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandj tfandidate for two-year diplomal t'ommercial Subjects Fiyics and Civil Government, 1 year lflconomics, 1 year: English, 3 yeai's French. 1 year: History, 1 year Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 2 years Sociology and Social Science, 1 year Sunday School Teacher, 2 years Weight: 120 lbs. Date of Birth: Oct. 27, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certlticates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Name: Address tHnmf'l : .ACCUITIIJllSlll'llQlllSI liducationi ISU! :mls .el f IL1'Ht1l'!l Education: tSuI1jccfs Sfllflllfll !,l'l'I'I.UllN fo Hug! Path Nnrnml f'ffHI'.s1'l Height: 5 t't. C3 in. Remarks: Isabel Rose Galvin 245 Cherry Street, Naugatuclt, Uniiiecticut Telephone: 7-16 Athletics: I-Basket Hall, Gymnasium Work Naugatuck High School. Naugatuck, Uniiiecti- cut, 1925 B . IJ ay ath Institute, Normal C'ummercial De- partment, 1927 tCuurse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthand! tflandidate for two-yeal' diploma! Commercial Subjects English, 4 years: French, 1 year History, 2 years: Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 2 years Weight: 106 lhs. Date ot' Birth: Aug. 27, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmaiiship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Fan coach Athletic Teams Member of Glee Club in High School, 2 years 'I 0 1 Name: Address tHon11'l : Accomplishments : Education 1 tSc11ooIs Affcnrlcrll Education 1 tS11bjef'ts Stzldicd Previous to Huy Puth Normal Counsel Experience : Height: 5 ft. 312 in. Remarks: Ruth Emily Gometz Church Street, Wetherstield, Connecticut Telephone: Hartford, Valley 2359 Athletics: Baseball, Basket Ball, Tennis Music: Plays the Mandolin lVetherstield High School, lVethersfield, Con- necticut, 1922 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Ilitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthand! tCandidate for two-year diploma? Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English. 4 years: Elocution, 2 years Mathematics, 1 year: History, 2 years Science, 2 years Uthce Assistant, 3 Years, 2 months Weight: 120 lbs. Date ot' Birth: April 19, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Salutatorian of Class in High School Member of Debating Team in High School, 2 years Won Scholastic Letter in High School in aw ll Name: Address fHIllI1l'l 2 Accomplishments : Education : tSclzooIs Aftcndcdl Education: tSubjccfs Studied Prc1'1'ou.9 to Bay Path Normal Counsel Height: 5 ft. 5 in. Remarks: Eleanor Margaret Goss R. F. IJ. No. 4, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Telephone: 148-Il Athletics: Skating, Swimming Music: Plays the Piano St. Johnsbury Academy, St. Johnsbury, Ver- mont, 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year Economics, 1 year: English, 4 years Latin, 1 year: History, 2 years Science, 2 years: Bible, 1 year Weight: 120 lbs. Date ot' Birth: May -1, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Member of Editorial Board of High School paper, 1 year Received Certificate from National Society of Colonial Daughters for patriotic essay Q Vi. :fi ,Ah- s 4 Name: Address fHl!lIIl'l I Education: tScl1ool.s A ffcwdcdl Education: fSIlbjl'f'lLS Sflldl-PII Preriozfs to Bay Path: Normal Collrsej Experience : Height: 5 ft. 21,3 in. Remarks: Minerva Grosberg 109 Tremont Street, Ansonia, Connecticut Telephone: 1557 Ansonia High School, Ansonia. f'onnecticut. 1924 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tfourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Sliorthandl lfandidate for two-year diplomap Commercial Subjects English, -1 years: French, I3 years Mathematics, 1 year: History, 1 year Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts. 1 year Otlice Assistant. 2 months and part time for 8 months Weight: 110 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 11, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Treasurer of Senior Shorthand Club in High School J 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Name: Aclclress IHomcI 2 Accomplishments : Education : IScl1ooI.s Affclldcdl Education: IS1Ibjccts Sfzzdicd PI'6'l'fl'Il?I.9 to Bay Path Normal Counsel Height: 5 ft. 1 in. Remarks: Isabel Eululia Grzebieniowska 199 Slater Street, Webster, Massachusetts Telephone: 620-R Athletics: Basket llall, Track Bartlett High School, Webster, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 ICourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand? ICanflidate for two-year cliplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 years: French, 6 years Mathematics, 2 years: History, 2 years Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year IVeight: 114 llms. Date of Birth: April 24, 1908 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hancl and Palmer Penmanship Member of French Club in High School, 2 years Secretary of Dramatic Club in High School, 1 year Won First Prize in Annual Typewriting Con- test in High School, 2 years I I 1 li 4 Name: Address lHomcl 2 Accomplishments : Education: lSclzonIs Affcndcdl Education: lSIlt7j'f'C'lLS Studied P1'ez'1'oz1s to Bay Path, Normal Coursej Experience : Height: 5 ft. 112 in. Remarks: Helen Mae Guenther 11 Bethany Road, Monson, Massachusetts Telephone: 176 Athletics: Basket Ball, Winter Sports Music: Plays the Piano Monson High School, Monson, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial lie- partment, 1927 lCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand! tCandidate for two-year diplomai Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 years: Spanish, 2 years Mathematics, 1 year: History, 3 years Science 2 years Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Office Assistant, 2 summers Weight: 120 lbs. Date of Birth: Jan. 3, 19418 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Member of Glee Club in High School, 1 year in u 1 4 Oi Name: Address ffffllllfl 2 Accomplishments : Education : tScl1ooIs Affcntlcfll Education: tSz4bjccts Studied Prcviozls to Bay Path Normal Courscl Experience : Height: 5 ft. 513 in. Remarks: Agnes Taylor Hackett 29 Griswold Street, Meriden, Connecticut Tclephone: 2398 Athletics: Tennis Meriden High School, Meriden, Conn., 1911 Olmstead's Shorthand School, Hartford, Conn., 7 months Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes hoth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year English, 4 years: French, 3 years German, 3 years Lat'n, 3 years: Mathematics, 2 years History, 2 years: Science, 1 year Stenographer, 9 years, 5 months Weight: 125 lbs. Date of Birth: April 1, 1895 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg and Pit- man Shorthand Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Financial Secretary of Meriden Council of Catholic Women, 2 years ii' Cv, 6 Name: Address tHomr'l 2 Accomplishments: Education: tScl1ooIs Atfcnclfffll Education: fSIlbjPCfS Studied Previous to Bay Path, Normal . Coursel Height: 5 ft. 71:2 in. Remarks: Thelma Flavilla Harran St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont Telephone: 297-133 Athletics: Baseball, Swimming St. Johnsbury Academy, St. Johnsbury, Vt. 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys, tems of Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year Economics, 1 year: English, 4 years Latin, 1 year: Mathematics, 1 year History, 2 yearsg Science, 3 years: Bible, 1 ycai Weight: 148 lbs. Date of Birth: March 2, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School President of Bay Path Vermont Club, 1927 Awarded gold medal by National Society of Colonial Daughters for excellence in de- bating --an Name: Address tHflIlIl'l : Accomplishments : Education: lSc'l1ooI.s AffcH1l'f'!U Education: tSubjccfs Studied Ijrcrious to Bay Path Nornml CU1lI'Sl'l Experience : Height: 5 ft. 5 in. Remarks: Marion Alice Hebert 31 Montague City Road, Greenfield. Mass. Telephone: 1212-M Art: Painting Athletics: Basket Hall, Tennis Music: Sings, Plays the Clarinet Greenfield High School, Greenfield, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes lioth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diploma? Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year English, 4 years Latin, 1 year: Spanish, 2 years Mathematics, 1 year: History, lg year Sunday School Teacher, 5 years Office Assistant, 2 summers and Saturdays dur- ing 2 school years Weight: 113 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 24, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Secretary of Band and Orchestra in High School, 2 years Can coach for School Plays Can coach Athletic Teams 1 U? U - Name: Address tHomcJ I Accomplishments 2 Education: tScl1ools Attcnflcdl Education: tSuI1jccz's Studied Prcr1'o11s to Buy Path Normal Courscj Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Elizabeth Howard 75-15 Forty-l irst Avenue, Jackson Heights, Corona, Long Island Athletics: Swimming, Tennis Music: Plays the Piano tlentral High School, Springfield, Mass., 19233 Central High School, Springfield, Mass., Post Graduate, lg year Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Ile- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandj tCandidate for two-year diplomaj English, 413 years French, 3 years: German, lg year Latin, 4 years: Spanish, 1 year Mathematics, 3 years: History, 113 years Science, 1 year Sociology and Social Science. lg year Office Assistant, 1 year Weight: 115 lbs. Date of Birth: Dec. 15, 1905 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Member of French Club in High School, 3 years Name: Address tHon1cl : Accomplishments 2 Education : lScIzooI.s Attcndcdl Education: fSIlb.ff'C'fS Studied PI'f??'Zi1lIl.9 to Buy Path. Normal Coursej Height: 6 ft. Remarks: Mary Agnes Hughes 69 Fifth Street, Vlllll'lll'l'S Falls, Massachusetts Athletics: Bowling Turners Falls High School, Turners Falls Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 lCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diplomaj Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 2 years English, 4 years: Mathematics, 213 years History, 2 years: Science, 112 years Domestic Science and Arts, 2 years Weight: 144 lbs. Date of Birth: July 10. 190C Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Namcg Hilda Arlene Isham Address tHom1'J I Accomplishments: Education: tScl1ooI.s Attcmlccll Education: tSuZijccts Stzzdicd Previous to Bay Path, Normal Cozzrscl Height: 5 ft. 1 in. Remarks: IZ Brooklyn Street, Morrisville, Vermont Telephone: 42-33 Athletics: Winter Sports Peoples Academy, Morrisville, Vermont, 1924 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diploma! Commercial Subjects English, 4 years, French, 1 year Mathematics, 2 yearsi History, 3 years Science, 3 years Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year lVeight: 100 lbs. Date of Birth: May 29, 1903 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Vice President of Bay Path Vermont Club, 1926 Member of Glee Club in High School, I3 years ,,?ZfI, at 315 Name: Frances .lustine .lanick Address tHomci: 73 Maple Street, Easthampton, Massachusetts Telephone: 32-2 Accomplishments: Athletics: Basket Hall, Tennis Education: Easthampton High School, Easthampton, tSchooIs Attmzflwzli Mass., 1925 g Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 2-2, tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- 1 I tems of Shorthand! tCandidate for two-year diplomal Education: Commercial Subjects iSIlbjf'CfS Studied Prcz'z'oz4,w to Bay Path: Normal Courseb Experience : Height: 5 ft. 5 in. Remarks: Civics and Civil Government, lg year Economics, 1 year: English, 4 years French, 2 years: History, 2 years Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 3 years Clerk, part time during 6 school years Weight: 145 lbs. Date of Birth: May 24, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Can coach Athletic Teams QI cfs d Name: Amolia Emily .lentoch Address lHI1II1f'lI 24 Forest Road, West Haven. Connecticut Telephone: West 1502 Accomplishments: Athletics: Basket Ball. Swimming Music: Plays the Piano Education: West Springfield High School, West Springfield. tScl1ooIs Affcmlcfll Mass, 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandj tCandidate for two-year diploma? Education: Commercial Subjects tSz1bjccts Stzzdicd Economics, lg yearg English, 4 years Pl'l'Z'fllZl.9 to Bay French, 1 yearg Latin, 1 year Path Normal History, 1 year: Science, 1 year Cozzrscl Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Sociology and Social Science. 1 year Experience: Sunday School Teacher, 2 years Clerk, 1 summer Height: 5 ft. 3 in. Weight: 105 lbs. Date ot' Birth: Mar. 13, 1907 Remarks: Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Treasurer of Class in High School. 2 years Can coach for School Plays Name: Address iHlIlIIl'lf Accomplishments: Education: tSC'lIO0IS Attcizdcdl Education: fSuIijccts Studied PI'f'1 i0IlS to Bay Path, Normal Counsel Experience : Height: 5 ft. 31mg in. Remarks: Ida Kotkin 1234 Telephone: 5933-2 Hartford Ave., New Britain, t'onnccticut Athletics: Swimming, Tennis, Winter Sports Music: Plays the Piano New Britain High School, New Britain. Ponzi.. 1924 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand? ttxandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects English, 4 years: Spanish, 1 year History. 2 years: Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, lg year Otiice Assistant, 1 year and 1 summer Weight: 125 lbs. Date of Birth: Dec. 3, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Member of Glee Club in High School, 2 years Oi k Name: Cecilia Labossiere Address tHom1'l: Irving Avenue, Pascoag, Rhode Island Accomplishments: Music: Plays the Piano and Ukulele Education: Burrillville High School, Pascoag. R. I.. 1925 'UA tScl1ooIsAffcnflcdl Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Ile- partment, 1927 lCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic syr- tems of Shorthandj , tCandidate for two-year diplomal 7' ' ff Education: Commercial Subjects fSIlbjCCfS Sz'z1cIz'wd English, 4 years: French, 2 years Prerzfous to Bay Latin, 1 year: Mathematics, 2 years Path Normal History, 2 years Coursej Experience: Sunday School Teacher, 2 years Teacher of Piano, 3 years Height: 5 ft. 2 in. Weight: 108 lbs. Date of Birth: May 15, 1906 Remarks: Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Member of Glee Club in High School. 1 year Member of French Club in High School, 1 year Can teach Piano Name: Add1'ess ffffllllld I Accomplishments : Education: tSclzools Aftcndcdl Education: tS11bje'cl'.s Studied Prcz'z'oz1S to Bay Path Normal Cozzrscj Experience: Height: 5 ft. 7 1n. Remarks: Doris Helen Libby 10 Elm Street, liichford. Vermont Telephone: 48-4 Athletics: Basket Hall, Swimming, Tennis. Volley Ball Richtord High School, Richford, Vermont, 19253 Richford High School, Richford, Vermont. Post Graduate, 1 year Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- - partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diplomal Civics and Civil Government, 1 year Economics, 1 year: English, 4 years Elocution, 1 year: French, 1 year Latin, 2 yearsg Mathematics, 5 years History, 5 years: Science, 2 years Domestic Science and Arts. 3 years Sociology and Social Science, 1 year Office Assistant, about 6 months Weight: 120 lbs. Date of Birth: June 20, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certiiicates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Can coach Athletic Teams if Qs U Name: Address tHom1'J : Accomplishments 1 Education : QSCIIUUIS Atfcmlccl Education : tSulmjz'cts Sfzzdied Prcr1'ou.s to Boy Path Normal Cozmscl Experience : Height: 5 ft. 2 in. Remarks: Catheryn Lord Boston Post Road, Saybrook, Connecticut Telephone: 101-123 Athletics: Basket Ball, Swimming, Tennis, Winter Sports Music: Plays the Piano Saybrook High School, Saybrook, Conn.. 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandj tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 3 years: Latin, 1 year Mathematics, I3 years: History, 2 years Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Oflice Assistant, I3 summers Weight: 98 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 14, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship President of Class in High School, 1 year Treasurer of Class in High School, 1 year Name: Aclrlress lHonzcl : Accomplishments : Education : 1Scl1ooIs Az'tcmIca'5 Education: tSuIijccf.s Studied P7'I'1 ll0IlS to Bay Path, Normal Coursej Experience: Height: 5 ft. 10 in. Remarks: Fanton Sherwood Lyon, Jr. 353 Wooster Street, llanhury, Connecticut Telephone: 13262 Athletics: llasehall, Basket Hall, Foothall Track Danbury High School, Ilanhury. Conn., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Ilo- partment, 1927 tCourse includes hoth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthanclj tCandiclate for two-year cliplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 years: Mathematics, 1 year History, 33 years: Science, 2 years Instructor in Type-writing in Evening School, 1 winter Orlice Assistant, 2 summers Weight: 151' 3 lhs. Date of Birth: April 9, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificate in Gregg Shorthand Can coach Athletic Teams , He Name: Address tHon1r'l I Accomplishments: Education 2 fSf'llUIllN ATYPIIINKU Education: tSubjcc'ts Stzzdicd Prcz'z'oz1s to Bay Path Normal CUIIVSPJ Remarks: ight: 5 ft. 1113 in lustin Daniel McAuliffe 45 Green Street, Bellows Falls, Vermont Telephone: 2-M Athletics: Basket Ball, Football, Swimming Bellows Falls High School, Bellows Falls, Ver mont, 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 yearsg French, 2 years Latin. 1 year: Mathematics, 2 years History, 2 years: Science, 3 years XVeight: 160 lbs. Date of Birth: July 13, 1908 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Can coach Athletic Teams JL 5 A ,..-p ,- Name: Address fHIlIl1l'i: Accomplishments: Education: tSchonIs Aff1'lllIl'fli Education: QSIIID-fFC'fS Studied Prerz'oz1:3 to Bay Path Normal Course? Experience: Height: 5 ft. 612 in. Remarks: Edyth Kennedy McKenzie 335 Yale Street, Springfield, Massachusetts Telephone: River 2113-J Athletics: Soccer, Swimming, Tennis Music: Sings, Plays the Piano and Ukulele Central High School, Springfield, Mass., 1925 Hay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Do- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys' tems of Shorthandj tCandidate for two-year diplomal Civics and Civil Government, lg year English, 4 years: French, 3 years Latin, 2 years: Mathematics, 2 years History, 1 year: Science, 212 years Domestic Science and Arts. 2 years Sunday School Teacher, 2 years Weight: 112 lbs. Date of Birth: April 133, 1908 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Name: Address tHon1z'l I Accomplishments : Education: tScl1ooIs Affl'lIl1l'l1l Education: tSnImjccts SZLIICIIIKTI Prcr1'o11.s to Buy Path Notrmal Coznxscj Experience : Height: 5 ft. 5 in. Remarks: Genevieve lVlcI.achlin 61 Yale Street, Springtield, Massacliusctts Telephone: Walnut 1287-W Athletics: Basket Hall, Swimming, Track, Volley Hall .57 Central High School, Springfield, Mass., 1921 Boston University, Boston, Mass., 1 year Bay Path institute, Normal Commercial Ile- partment, 1927 tfourse includes hoth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandb tCandidate for two-year diploma! Fommercial Subjects, 113 years Economics, lg year Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 5 years: Spanish, 13 year Mathematics, 2 years: History, 313 years Science, 5 years Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Sociology and Social Science, 1 year Art, 3 years: Hygiene, 1 year Sunday School Teacher, 1 year Girl Scout work in summer camp, 3 summers VVeight: 110 lhs. Date ot' Birth: Feb. 14, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certiticates in Gregg Shorthand and Palmer Pen- manship. Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand. Vice President ot' Wel- fare Board in High School, 12 year. Vice President ot' Triangle tfluh in High School, 1 year. Can coach Athletic Teams. Name: Address tHomcl 2 Accomplishments: Education: tSclloo1.s A ffl'lHI!'lIl Education: QSIIIJ-fl'C'fS Stzzdzkwl Previous to Bay Path Normal Coursel Experience 2 Height: 5 ft. 2 in. Remarks: Marion Edna Maher 169 Homer Street, Waterlmury, Connecticut Telephone: 7672-ll' Athletics: Baseball, I-Basket Hall, Fencing. Ritling, Swimming. Volley Ball Music: Plays the Piano and Ukulele Willmy High School, Waterbury, Conn., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Ile- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl lCandidate for two-Year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 years: Elocution, 1 year Greek, 3 years: Latin, 3 years Spanish, 1 year: Mathematics, 1 year History, 1 year: Science, 1 year Sunday School Teacher, 3 years Comptometer Operator, 1 summer Weight: 118 lbs. Date of Birth: Fell. 10, 19118 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Manager and Captain of RiHe Team in High School, 2 years Can coach Athletic Teams Name: Address fHlIlI1f'l : Accomplishments: Education: tScl1ooI.s Affcildcdl Education: fS1lbjf'CfS Studied Prerriozls to Bay Path, Normal Cozzirsel Experience : Height: 5 ft. 5 in. Remarks: Mary Margaret Markus 11 Cushman Street, Monson, Massachusetts Telephone: 100 Athletics: Basket Ball, Skating, Swimming. Tennis Music: Plays the Piano Monson High School, Monson, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandj tCandidate for two-year diploma? Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 years: French, 3 years Latin. 4 years: Mathematics, 3 years History, 3 years: Science, 2 years Domestic Science and Arts, 2 years Drawing and Painting, 4 years Clerk, part time during 4 school years Weight: 115 lhs. Date of Birth: Oct. 7, 1903 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Won third prize in Prize Speaking Contest Vice President of Class in, High School, 1 year Can teach Drawing and Painting if Name: Address tHllIl11'l : Accomplishments : Education: lScl1ooIs Atfcmlcdl Education: tS1lI7j't'C'fS Studied Previous to Bay Path, Normal Coursej Experience 1 Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Esther Maria Marsh 52 Green Street, Athol, Massachusetts Telephone: 802-M Music: l'lays the Piano Athol High School, Athol, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 lCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys' tems of Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 313 years: French, 1 year Latin, lg year: lllathematics, lg year History, 1 year: Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 2 years Clerk, part time during 1 school year Weight: 110 lhs. Date ot' Birth: Dec. 20, 1908 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand President ot' Loyal Workers of Northern and Central Massachusetts Campmeeting Asso- ciation, 1 year , M F1 ,f Name: Aclclress fHlPll11'1 I AL'L'11H11DllSl1H1Q1l1SI Eill1C'2l1lO1lI 1Sf'lzoo1.s Afff'11d1'1I1 Education : 1S1111j1'c'ts S1'11d1'1'd IJI'l'1'1.0IlS to Bay Pczfli Normal CUll1'Sl'J Experience 1 Height: 5 ft. 10 i11. Remarks: rlxClC1ll1Ul1t?f - Fenn Minacci East f'2l1l212111, f'll111lOC1lL'111 111 4 ' Athletics: liasehall. llaslcet llall 5' 612111212111 High Scliool, fiillliiiill. 1lU1l11. 12120 113 lx Fonnett cut Agricultural C'o1lege.S1orrs, fllillll.. - 1 year 'FV' Morse Business Vollege, Hartt'or11. C01111., 1922 Islay Path Institute, Normal fl1l11ll'11Cl'C -- paitment, 1927 1C'ourse inclucles 1111111 Gregg anal I l1I111111lL' sys- tems ot' Shorthanclb 1Can11if1ate for two-year l1l1JlUl'l12i1 J Con1111e1'cial Subjects Eccnomics, 1 semester: English, 6 years French. 2 years: Mathematics. 2 years History, 1 year Science, 3 years and 2 semesters Oiiice Assistant. 3 years. I3 months, anal part tin1e for 1 year, 6 months Weight: 155 lhs. Date of Birth: Jan. 14, 19513 Holds Teashers' Ce1'ti1icates i11 Gregg Sl101'1ll2111tl anfl Palmer Pen- manship. Ho11or Student i11 Gregg Shorthancl. Member of Varsity Base- ball Team. at Connecticut Agricultural College. 3I0111lfJt'l' of Varsity Basket Ball Team at Morse Business College. Captain ot' Hay Path Hase- ball Team. 1927. Treasurer ot' Junior Normal Class, 1926. Presiclent ot' Senior Normal Class, 1927. Can Coauh Athletic Teams. bl f ff Name: Address fffvlllfl : Accomplishments: Education: fSl'lIO0IS A ftcndwd5 Education: tSuInjf'c1's Studied Prcriozns to Buy Path, Normal Conrscj Height: 5 ft. 8 in. Remarks: Evelyn Anne Minck 236 Main St., Danbury, Connecticut Telephone: 2144 Music: Plays the Piano Danbury High School. Danbury, Conn., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Ibe- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandj tCandldate for two-year diploma? Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year English, 4 yeais: French, 3 years Mathematics, 1 year History, lg year: Science, lg year Weight: 122 lbs. Date of Birth: Mar. 13- 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Treasurer ot' Bay Path Connecticut Club, 1926 Treasurer of Vendonah Club in High Scllocfl, 1 year I '? if-av 0+ Name: Address tHonz1'l 2 Accomplishments : Education : tScI1ooI.s A tfcndcfll Education : tSuIijf'cfs Studicd Prcriozfs fo Bay Path Normal Fourscb Height: 5 ft. 10 in. Remarks: Rose Marie Monacella 85 Otis Strect, Haitford, C'onncctfcut Telephone: Charter 8442-5 Art: Free Hand, Mechanical, Pastel, an.l Charcoal Drawing, Block Printing Athletics: Basket Ball, Golf, Swimming, Track. Volley Ball Music: Sings, Plays the Piano Baltic Academy, Baltic, t'onnecticut, 1923 New Britain Noimal School, New Britain. Connecticut, 1 year Columbia University. New York, 2 summers Bay Path Institute. Normal Commercial llc- partment, 1927 ttlcurse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandl lCandidate for two-year diplomat English, 5 yearsg French, 4 years Latin, Z3 yearsg Mathematics, 3 years History, 113 years Psychology, lg year and 1 summer Science, 213 years Art, 4 years and 2 summers Teaching Methods, 1 year and 1 summer Weight: 155 lbs. Date ot' Birth: Oct. 211, lfltlei Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Shorthand and Palmer Pen- manship. Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand. Valedictorian of Class in High School. Vice President of Class in High School. 1 year. Can teach Drawing and Block Printing. Can coach Athletic Teams, Asso- ciate Treasurer of Senior Normal Class, 1927. I r Q, l Ill Robert Child Morey South Fairlee, Vermont Lyndon Institute, Lyndon Center, Vt., 1924 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both G1'egg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diploma! Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year Economics, lg year: English, 4 years Mathematics, 2 yearsg History, 213 years Science, 1 year Ofiice Assistant, part time during 1 school year Weight: 130 lhs. Date of Birth: May 7, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg and Pit- man Shorthand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Awarded medal by National Society of Colonial Daughters for patriotic essay 1 A 094 If 4 l v I K w 'W Name: Address CHomcD : Accomplishments: Education: tSclzo0I.s Atfctnclcdi Education: tSubjccts Studied PI'6 l iOZlS to Bay Path Normal Cozirsej Experience : Height: 5 ft. 2 in. Remarks: Eileen Gertrude Morin 624 Union Street, Springfield, Massachusetts Athletics: Basket Ball, Swimming, Tennis Central High School, Springfield, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both G1'egg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand? lCandidate for two-year diploma? English, 4 years: French 4 years Latin, 3 years: Mathematics, 112 years History, 1 year: Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 11 ,lii 2 years Sociology and Social Science, lg year Mechanical Drawing, 1 year Clerk, 2 summers, and Saturdays during llg school years Weight: 109 lbs. Date of Birth: Oct. 10, 1908 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Member of Student Police Force in High School, 1 year Can coach Athletic Teams N 1 1 Q Gi ti , Name: Address tHom1'l Z Accomplishments 2 Education: tScl1oo1H Aff1'l1fI1'fIl Education: fSIlIlj'l'C'ZlS Stzldicd I rc1'iou.s to Bay Path Normal Course! Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Irene Augusta Nash 7 Church Street, Somersyille. Fonnecticut Telephone: 78-2 Athletics: Baseball, Basket Ball Music: Plays the Violin Enfield High School,Thompsonyille, Conn., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial llc- partment, 1927 tC'ourse includes hoth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diplomal Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 years: French, I3 years Mathematics, 1 year: History, 2 years Science, 2 years Domestic Science and Arts, 2 years Theory ot' Music. 1 year Sunday School Teacher, 4 years Weight: 118 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 1. 191913 Holds Teachers' Ceitiicates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Played the Violin in High School Orchestra. -1 years Member of Glee Club in High School, 3 years Can coach Athletic Teams Name: Address tHllllIf'l 2 Accomplishments: Education: tSCIIOUIS Attcndcdl Education: fS1lbjl'CfS Studied P7'f'I iUIlS to Bay Path, Normal Cozzrseb Experience : Height: 5 ft. 6 in. Remarks: Constance Lynette Parker 15 lVellesley Street, Springfield, Massachusetts Telephone: Walnut 3636-W Music: Sings, Plays the Piano and Ukulele Central High School, Springfield, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial llc- partment, 1927 'se ' c es no Tre 2' and Pitmanic sys- tCUll1 in lud l tht: tems of Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year dplomal Civics and Civil Government, lg year English, 4 years: French, Z3 years Latin, 4 yearsg Mathematics, 212 History, 1 yearg Science, 112 years Sunday School Teacher, 4 years Weight: 130 lbs. Date of Birth: April 8, 19517 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Member of Pierides Alpha Debating Society in High School, 3 years Member of Glee Club in High School, 3 years 5 I Name: Address tHolIH'l : Accomplishments 2 Education: tSchooIs A ttcndccll Education: tS11bjccts Studied Precious to Bay Path Normal Cozzrsej Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Marion Campbell Phillips Leyden, lltlassachusetts Telephone: 284-42 Athletics: Swimming, Tennis Greenfield High School, Greenfield, Mass., 1921 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diplomat Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Goverment, lg year English, 4 years: Spanish, 2 years Mathematics, 1 year: History, lg year Domestic Science and Arts, 2 years Clerk, 4 months Weight: 110 lbs. Date of Birth: May 7, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certiticates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Name: Lucie Pollock Address tHomc5 : 140 Middletown Ave., New Haven, Connecticut Telephone: Colony 5378 Accomplishments: Athletics: Basket Ball, Swimming, Tennis Winter Sports Education: Commercial High School, New Haven, Conn. QSFIIOOIS Affcndcdb 1924 New Haven Evening High School, New Haven Conn., 1 year Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1 summei f Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 tffourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diploma! Education: Commercial Subjects iS1lbjPC'fS' Studied Prcriozzs to Bay Path Normal Courscj Experience : Height: 5 ft. 6 in. Remarks: English, 4 years: French, 3 years History, 1 year: Science, 2 years Psychology, 1 summer Methods of Secondary Education, 1 summer Saleslady, 1 summer and part time during 1 school year Office Assistant, 1 year and part time during 2 school years Weight: 118 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 6, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg and Pitman Shorthand and Palmer Penmanship. Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand. Member of Debating Team in High School, 2 years. Member of Dramatic Club in High School, 3 years. Can coach Athletic Teams. Can coach for School Plays. I I Name: Address fHlllIIl'l : Accomplishments : Education: QSCIIUUIS .Affllllllflll Education: fSIllJjl't'1'.S Studicd Prcrious to Bay Pllflll Normal CE'om'scJ Experience : Height: 5 ft. 7 in. Remarks: A ngeline Catherine Potash Wi nchester, New Hampshire Athletics: Basket Hall, Tennis Music: Plays the Piano Thayer High School, Winchester, N. H,, 1925 I-Rav Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- . partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diplomal C'ommercial Subjects Economics, 1 year: English, 4 years French, 2 years: Mathematics, 2 years History, 2 years, Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Sociology, 1 year Otiice Assistant, part time for 7 months Weight: 142 lbs. Date of Birth: June 25, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Can coach Athletic Teams Piano accompanist in High School, 2 years 1 I 1 1 I 1 l W 1 N 4 i L s I Mafalda Rose Principi 216 Cellar Street, New Haven, Connecticut Telephone: Pioneer 3175-6 li'ommercial High School, New Haven, Conn., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Iles partment, 1927 lCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthand! lCancliclate for two-year cliplomab Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 2 years Economics, 1 year: English, 4 years French, 2 years: Mathematics, 2 years History, 3 years: Science, 2 years 1Veight: 134 lhs. Date ot' Birth: June 21, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hancl and Palmer Penmanshii I N V Nameg Mary .lanet Randall Address tHonzcl 2 School Street, Troy, New Hampshire Telephone: 45-2 Accomplishments: Athletics: Winter Sports Education: Keene High School, Keene, N. H., 19124 tSclzoo1sAttcndccll Hay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dt- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandj lCandidate for two-year diplomal Education: Commercial Subjects tSuIijccts Studied English, 4 yearsg French, 4 years Precious to Bay Mathematics, 2 years: History, 3 years Path, Normal Science, 1 year Courscb Experience: Stenographer, 1 year Height: 5 ft. 1 in. Weight: 123 lbs. Date of Birth: Dec. 4, 1905 Remarks: Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Name: Address tl-Iomcb 2 Accomplishments : Education : lScl1ooIs Affcizdcdl Education: CSuIijccts Studied P1'crz'oz1s to Bay Path Normal Courscj Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Marion Agnes Scannell 18 Kirkland Street. Agawam, Massacliusetts Telephone: River 7568-W Athletics: Basket Ball, Gymnasium Work. Swimming Agaxvam High School, Agawam, Mass., 192-1 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc-- partment. 1927 lCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandj CC'anclidate for two-year diploma! Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year English. 4 yearsg French, 1 year Spanish. 1 year: Mathematics, 1 year History. 4 years: Science, 1 year Domestic Science and Aits, 1 year Oiiice Assistant, 8 months Weight: 120 lbs. Date of Birth: April 21, 19416 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School and Member ot' Pro Merito Society Manager of Girls' Basket Ball Team in High School, 1 year President Agawam Business Girls' Club, 1 year Vice President Agawam High School Alumni Associaton, 1 year Can coach Athletic Teams Name: Aclclress lHom1'l : Accomplishments : Education : tSchooI.s Attcildedl Education: fSIlI7jCC'fS Studied Prertious to Bay Path, Normal Courseb Experience : Height: 5 ft. 312 in. Remarks: Norma Sheinfinc 22 Mansfield Street, Springiielml, Massachusetts Telephone: liiyer -1624-J Athletics: Swimming, Tennis, Winter Sports Music: Sings, Plays the Piano Girls' High School, Boston, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial llc! partment, 1927 tCourse inclucles hoth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthanclj tCanfliclate for two-year clfplomaj Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year Economics, lg year: English, 4 years French, 3 years: Mathematics, Z3 years History, 1 year: Science, 1 year Office Assistant, 2 summers and part time elur- ing 1 school year NVeight: 125 llis. Date of Birth: May 31, 1903 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Shorts hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Member of Glee Club in High School, 4 years 4 I I Name: Allllress lllonzrl Z Accomplishments: Iiclueationr lSf'l1ooIs AH1'l11Ir'dl Education: fS1liIjl'l'fN Sfuzliwrl P1'f'1'1'ous fo Huy Przfhf Normal Cozflmvl Experience: Height: 5 ft. 2 in. Remarks : Edna Aino Siipola 49 Simomls Slreel, i'illl'lllllll'j.'f, Massavliuselts Telepllonet 1209 Atlilelirs: llasket llall, Swimming Fitchburg lligh Sehool, I'illl'lllJlll'j.l', Mass.. 1921 llay Path Institute, Normal Commerrial IM-- parlmenl, 1927 lC'ourse im-lulles both Gregg aml Pilmanie sys- tems ot' Shorthamll lQ'amlimlate for two-year cliplomal Fonimercial Subjects Vivies and Viyil Government, l year Economies, lg year, English, 4 years l+'rem'l1, I year, Matlieniativs, 2 years Domestic Science aml Arts, 1 year Ofliee Assistant, 1 year, 5 months, aml pari time for l year, 7 months lVeigl1t: 114 lbs. Dale ol' Iiirlht April 22, l9lllS Holcls Teachers' Vertificates in Gregg Short- haml and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shortliaml Honor Student in High School Member ot' Dramatic Club in Iligh School, I1 years Member ot' Glee Club in High School, 2 years Editor ol' School Notes for High School Paper. 2 years l riffs - ' 44' ' I bm' ,,' .A 4 - ,. . I Q ,g-,Il- 'jpg 'ff' .a -4: - ,, Q , 4 f Name: Address tHllIlII'l : Accomplishments: Education: tSclz ools Attcndcdl Education: tSIll7jf'CfS Studied Prcrizfous to Buy Path, Normal Cozarsel Experience : Height: Remarks Marguerite Rose Sirkin 5 Cottage Street, llarre. Vermont Telephone: T25-M Athletics: Hasehall, Tennis Music: Plays the Ukulele Spaulding High School, Barre, Vermont. 1922 Spaulding High School, Barre, Vermont, Post Graduate, 1 year Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tfourse includes lloth Greg' and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl lCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects English, 4 years Latin, 2 years: Spanish, 1 year Mathematics, 2 years: History, 2 years Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Clerk and Bookkeeper, part time for 5 years, 7 months Weight: 114 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 23, 1902 Holds Teacher's Certificate in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand ' Name: Address fHlPI7If'if Accomplishments : Education : tSclzouI.s A Hcizdccli Education: fSllI7jf'l'fS Studied P1'c1'1'oHs to Buy Path Normal CUIIVSP, Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Alma Muriel Smith Dennysville, Maine Telephone: 9903-2 Athletics: Tennis, Winter Sports Dennysyille High School, Dennysyille, Me., 1921 Swampscott High School, Swampscott, Mass.. Post Graduate, 1 year Maine School of Comme1'ce, Auburn, Me., 1924 Palmer Method School, New York, 1 summer Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and I itmanic tems of Shorthand? tCandidate for two-year diploma? 7 Commercial Subjects English, 6 years: French, 2 years Mathematics, 4 years: History, 3 years Science, 3 years Teacher ot' Commercial Subjects, Marsh, 1925 to June, 1926 Otlice Ass.stant, 1 year, 5 months Weight: 124 lbs. Date of Birth: Jan. 24, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Valedictorian of Class in High School Vice President of Class in High School, 1 year Can teach Pen Art I I i ' Name: Address lHIllIll'l I Accomplishments: Education: tScl1ool.s Attcndcdl Education: tSz1bjccts Studied Preriozls to Bay Path, Nornml Coursej Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: lu2ll'g'2ll't't Regina Smith 418 South Main Street, Torrington, Connecticut Telephone: 955 Music: Plays the Piano Torrington High School, Torrington, Conn., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandj tCandidate for two-year diploma! Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year English, 4 years: History, 4 years Domestic Science and Arts, 2 years Telephone Operator, 1 summer Clerk, part time during 2 school years Weight: 119 lbs. Date of Birth: Sept. 15. 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Member of Domestic Science Club in High School, 2 years Member of Glee Club in High School, 1 year Q' C I 1 w -+ P Name: Address lHomcl : Accomplishments: Education: l,Sc'l11m1.s .-lffcllrlrcll Education: lSHhjccts Sfllllllfd Prcziozzs to Hay Path Normal C021V.sPl Experience : Height: 5 ft. 6 in. Remarks: Marion Esther Smith 82 High Street, North Agaxyain, :Nl21SS2iL'llllSt'll: Music: Sings, Plays the Piano Agayyam High School, Agawarn, Mass., 1923 Springtield Conseryatory ot' Music. Springtield Mass., 19223-1925 Northampton Institute of Music Pedagogy Northampton, Mass.. l summer Bay Path Institute. Normal Commercial Ile partment, 1927 lCourse includes lioth Gregg and Pitmanic sys- ' tems of Sliorthandi lCandidate tor two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Ciyics and Ciyil Government. 1 year Economics. lg year: English, 4 years French. I3 years: Latin. 2 years Mathematics. 1 year: History. 4 years Science. 2 years Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Teacher of Piano, T months Weight: 129 lbs. Date of Birth: April 21. 19 iT Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Shorts hand and Palmer Penmanshii l Accompanist for Glee Club in High School. 2 years Played the Piano in High School Orchestra. 1 year Can teach Piano and Public School Music -9- C' f fi Name: Nicholeta Mary Squadrito Address tHomcJ : 18 Pearl Street, Stonington, f'onnecticut Accomplishments: Music: Plays the Piano Education: Stonington High School. Stonington, Conn. tScl2ooIs Affclldedl 1925 Bay Path Institute, Noi-mal Commercial llc- partment. 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys. tems of Shorthand! 1' f tCandidate for two-year diplomal Education: Commercial Subjects tS11Zijcc'f.9 Stzldiefl P1'ez'1'ou3 to Bay Path, N olrmal Cozzrseb Height: 5 ft. 2 in. Remarks: French, 3 years: Free Hand Drawing, 1 year History, 2 years: English, 4 years Science. 1 year Weight: 122 lbs. Date of Birth: July 12, 1911 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Name: Address fHlIlI1l'l : Accomplishments: Education: tSclzooIs Atfcizdcdb Education: tSu:Iijccts Studied Prcz':z'ous to Bay Path, Normal Coursey Experience: Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Alice M. Stale 16 Wildman Street, Danbury, Connecticut Telephone: 838 Athletics: Golf, Tennis, Winter Sports Music: Plays the Piano Danbury High School, Danbury, Conn., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dew partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand! tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 2 years English, 4 years: French, 3 years Mathematics, 1 year: History, 1 year Science, lg year Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Drawing and Painting, 1 year Bookkeeper, 3 summers Weight: 130 lbs. Date of Birth: April 13, 1907 Holds Teachers Certificate in Gregg Shorthand Member of Glee Club in High School, 1 year Member of Debating Team in High School, 1 year Name: Aclclress tHom1'l : Accomplishments 2 Education : tSchooIs Aftcildcdl Education: tSuInjccts Studied P7'F'l li0ZlS to Bay Path N ormal Coursej Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Inez Wilhelmina Paulina Stoeckert 87 East Allmert Street, Torrington. Connecticut Telephone: 1774-4 Athletics: Basket Ball Music: Plays the Piano Torrington High School, Torrington, Conn. 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal t'onimercial llc- f partment, 1927 tt ourse includes both Gregg' and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthanclj tfanflidate tor two-year cliplomal Commercial Subjects English, 4 years: French, 2 years Mathematics, 2 years: Histoiy, 1 year Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Oiiice Assistant, 1 summer Weight: 123 lbs. Date of Birth: Sept. 18. 1910 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Shmt- hancl and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Member of Glee Club in High School, 1 year Can coach Athletic Teams ---4. Ol I Ol Name: Address tllomvi I Accomplishments 1 Education : iSC'llUUIN Atfcizzlwdl Education: iSIlllj'ltt'fS Studied Pr'crz'oz1s to Bay Path Normal Co1H's1'D Experience : Height: 5 ft. 6 in. Remarks: Kathleen Veronica Sullivan 5 Maple Street, Brattleboro, Vermont Telephone: 1014-H Athletics: Baseball, Gymnasium Work, Track Music: Plays the Piano l-lrattlelioro High School, Brattleboro, Vt., 1921 Brattleboro High School, Brattleboro, Vt., Post Graduate, 1 year Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial De- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandi tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English. 4 years: Journalism, lg year Latin, 113 years: Mathematics, 2 years History, 3 years: Science, 2 years Domestic Science and Arts, 4 years American Literature, 1 year American Problems, 1 year Otiice Assistant, 1 summer and part time for 1 year, 4 months Weight: 115 lbs. Date of Birth: Nov. 17, 19115 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Name: Address tHlIlIIl'i : Accomplishments: Education: tSC1IOOIN Affcudcfll Education: CSz1bjects Studied Prcriozzs to Bay Path Normal Coursey Experience : Height: 5 ft. 3 in. Remarks: Mary Tharsilla Sullivan 39 Ash Avenue, Willimantic, Connecticut Telephone: 218-3 Athletics: Tennis, Winter Sports Music: Sings, Plays the Piano Windham High School. Willimantic, Conn.. 1923 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Do- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand! fCandidate for two-year diploma! Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1'g years English, 4 years: Public Speaking, 1 year French, 2 years: Mathematics, 1 year History, 1 year: Science, 1 year Stenographer, 1 summer XVeight: 158 lbs. Date ot' Birth: June 20, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Honor Student in High School Member of D1'amatic Club in High School. 2 years Member of Choral Club in High School, 1 year Can coach for School Plays 'Qi Name: Address tHon1cJ : Accomplishments I Education: tSclzooIs Attcizdcdb Education: tSz1bjcct.9 Studied Prez'ioz1s to Bay Path, Normal Coursej Height: 5 ft. 3 in. Remarks: Mary Beltencourt Terra Summer Street, Edgartown, Massachusetts Athletics: Basket I-lall, Track Music: Plays the Banjo, Violin, and Ukulele Edgartown High School, Edgartown, Mass.. 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Dc- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand! tCandidate for two-year diploma? Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year English, 4 yearsg French, 3 years Mathematics, 1 year: History, 1 year Science, 1 year Weight: 132 lbs. Date of Birth: Oct. 29, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Member of Dramatic Club in High School, 1 year G' I Cl Name: Address fHllIl1f'l I Accomplishments 1 Education: QSCIIUUIH Attended! Education: tSuImjwcts Stuciicd Previous to Bay Path Normal Coursel Experience : Height: 5 ft. 2113 in. Remarks: Yvonne Dora Terrien 141 Slater Street, Webster. Massachusetts Telephone I 468-YV Athletics: Golf, lVinter Sports Music: Plays the Ukulele Bartlett High School, Webster, Mass., 1924 Bartlett High School, Webster, Mass., Post Graduate, 'tg year Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial Ile partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys tems of Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diplonial Commercial Subjects Civics and Ciyil Government. 1 year Mathematics, 2 yearsg History, 3 years Domestic Science and Arts, 1'g years Office Assfstant, part time during 4 school year. Weight: 120 lbs. Date of Birth: Oct. 29, 190. Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Secretary Franco-American Society of Web ster, Mass., 1 year Name: Address tHomf'l : Accomplishments : Education: tSC'll00IN Attcndcdl Education: tSuIzjccts Stutlicd Prcz'z'ous fo Bay Path. Normal Coursey Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Remarks: Beatrice Elizabeth Truman East ll'licelocli St., Hanover, New lizimpsliire Telephone: 129-M Art: Painting Athletics: Basket Hall, Tennis Music: Sings, Plays the Piano and Mandolin Hanover High School, Hanover. N. H., 1921 Bay Path Inst.tute, Normal Commercial lio- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sys- tems ot' Shorthandl tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, 1 year Economics, 1 year: English, 4 years French, 3 years: Spanish, 1 year Mathematics, 1 year: History. 3 years Science, 1 year: Painting, 1 year Sunday School Teacher, 2 years Ufiice Assistant, 1 year, and part time 1 school year during Weight: 130 lbs. Date of Birth: Aug. 15, 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Treasurer ot' Bay Path Maine and New Hamp- shire Club, 1926 President of Girls' Club of Hanover, New Hampshire, 1 year Can coach Athletic Teams Name: Address fHlIll1f'l : Accomplishments: Education: tSc'l1o0Is Attcrzdctll Education: iSIlIJjCCfS Studied Previous to Buy Path, Normal Coursel Experience : Height: 5 ft. 11 in. Remarks: Parker Williams Newfield, New Jersey Athletics: Baseball. Basket Hall, Swimming: Music: Plays the Guatar. Mandolin, and Ukulele Clayton High School, Clayton, N. J.. 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal Commercial lla-- partment, 1927 tCourse includes both Gregg' and Pitmanic sys- tems of Shorthand1 tCandidate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects Civics and Civil Government, lg year Economics, lg year: English 4 years Mathematics, 2 years: History, S3 years Science, 3 years Clerk, part time during 4 school years Weight: 150 llms. Date of Hirth: Jan. 12. 1906 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gregg Short- hand and Palmer Penmanship Captain ot Baseball Team in High School, 1 year Advertising Manager of School Paper in High School, 1 year Vice President of Junior Normal Class, 1926 Associate Treasurer ot' Senior Noi mal Class. 1927 Can coach Athletic Teams 'P' A 0'6- ,-fan wg' Clintina Lou Wright 1327 Main Street, Agawam, Massachusetts Music: Sings Agawam High School, Agaxyam, Mass., 1925 Bay Path Institute, Normal f'ommercial lie- part ment, 1927 lCourse includes hoth Gregg and llitmanic sys- tems of Shorthandj lCandidate for two-year diploma? Civics and Clyil Government, 'Q year Economics, I2 year: English, 4 years Public Speaking, 1 year: Latin, 1 year Mathematics, 3 years: History, Z3 years Science, 313 years Domestic Science and Arts, 1 year Salesmanship, lg year Sunday School Teacher. 6 years Cashier, 1 summer Weight: 105 lbs. Date of Birth: June 19, 1907 Holds Teachers' Certificates in Gre rg Short- is hand and Palmer Penmanship Vice President ot' Class in High School, 1 yeaz 'I'reasurer of Class in High School. 1 year Won Massachusetts State award for Chemistry Essay F' 0 W Name: Address fHIIllIt'l I Accomplishments : Education: tSclzoolH Alfl'IlClI'dl Education: tSHtJj0Cl'S Studied P7'l l f!lIlS to Bay Path, Normal Coursej Experience : Height: 5 ft. 4'Q in. Remarks: Lillian Frances Zitomer 109 Ward Street, New Hayen, t'onnet-ticut Telephone: Pioneer 1216-W Athletics: Basket Hall, Swimming, Tennis Music: Plays the Piano Commercial High School, New Haven, t'onn.. 1924 Yale University, New Haven, t'onn., 1 summer Bay Path Institute, Normal t'ommercial De- partment, 1927 tt'ourse includes both Gregg and Pitmanic sysg tems of shorthand? ttlandiclate for two-year diplomal Commercial Subjects English, 4 years: French, I3 years History. 1 year: Psychology, 1 summer Science, 2 years Methods ot Secondary Education, 1 summer Secretary. 1 year Otlice Assistant, part time during 4 school years Weight: 115 lbs. Date ot' Birth: July 14, 1906 Holds Teachers' t'ertiticates in Gregg and Pit- man Shorthand and Palmer Penmanship Honor Student in Gregg Shorthand Can coach Athletic Teams Member of Debating Team in High School, LI years Member of Dramatic Club in High School, I3 years Can coach for School Plays ll' I Ci CLASS HISTCRY Station B-P-I, Springfield, Massachusetts, broadcasting. Pleas stand hy for just 0 moment. Hello Boys and Girls! Lverytody ready for the hedtime story? Our story tenight is considered Q very important one, It is the story of the glorious class of lC27, Bay Path Institute, of which I rm 3 member. Once upon a time, to he specific, on September 1, 1925, the teoohers and students in the other dppartments of Bay Path Institute partioulmrly the seniors, gazed vith awe and wonder into the room called the Junior Room. what did they see? Why children, there eat 90 dignified Juniors, the very humps of Knowledge bulging from the r crsniums. This was the heginning of the class of 1927. A few days after the opening oi dent of the Senior Class, offered ue school Kiss Straus, the presi- the assistance of the Seniors, and invited us to a get-scquuinted lawn party to he helo et lr. Lun- ford's home. Needless to say, all Juniors were there. At this party s Junior named Flanders distinguished himself hy obtaining the largest number of Seniors' H0063 in five minutes, while e very timid little Junior named Frquce for getting the smallest numhert shy to ssk questions! After several days in which ers and one another, the members ing officers: Conz won the oensoletion prize You see, children, she was too we besme scqusinted with our teach- ei the class decided that e guid- hand was needed, and acordingly elected the following class 'H df President Alice McFarlane Vice-President Den 'illisms Secretory Clara Cooke Treasurer Kenneth Taylor, who leter left school and Whose place was t ken hy Penn Minucei. At about this time there was formed in a iront corner of the Junior room a very unusual orienizstion, comwosed of fourteen young lsdies,unusual because thzy wire so very quieti lever Q sound came from this group to disturb Lrg Derby while he has conducting a recitation. Never did he Tino it necessary to mend e member of this group from the room for rllutehevior, and if Irene Nash con- ducted an occasional concert, occompenied by Ubinkien Irher on a tin lunch box, for the private ediiicction of Ramen Corner, iso named by LI Eunfordl the strains of music seemed not to reach the are of Mr. Derby. Ah, Childrfn, this Wes truly a model group! You would do well to follow their noble example! Timepassed quickly and soon it we: time ior Christmas vacation which seemed all too short for the Junior class. A littlewhile after Christmcs the close tes gieved to hear that Mru Munford urs forced to leave school for an indefinite perioe of time. To yoke o long story shQgjJ Hr. Speer took uy tis classes and labored feithfully to help ue preprre for some of the most anxious moments of our livs, those :pmt in taking the Wregg examine- tion. Gregg examination gives one U5 thrill that coms once in C lifetime,H and I don't believe anyone will ever forqet the qerersl sigh of re- L, :.-4 A lief when the examination was completed. The Junior-Senior debate, on the subject NResolved that the Government Shall have control of the Anthracite coal mines,' re- sulted in a victory for the Juniors, who upheld the negative side. Ruth Gometz, Norma Shcinfinc and Kenneth Taylor represented the Juniors. The next point of interest was the Penmanship test. Despite the fact that Mr, Dudley's ire was aroused by our abominable scrib- bling, we are happy to report that most of the class passed the Palmer Company's requirements and received certificates. The Junior Prom, given on June 4, l927, was a huge success, m never to be forgotten event, thanks to the efforts of hiss KcGinn, Cie Junior faculty advisor, and the Misses Gometz, Bell, honacella, Isham and HcLachlin, the committee in charge of the affair. The play given as the Junior's contribution to the Spring Carni- val, featured two present members of the class, Jean Randall and Edna Siipola, as well as two who have since left us, Alice McFarlane and Catherine Northrup. Reunion festivities marked the end of the school year. Unsus- pected talent was discovered among the members of our class by the committee, composed of the Misues bheinfine, Bowler and Kotkin. The great song hit entitled Why Mamma Gave Me a Penny,N as featured by Eva Sacchi and Fanton Lyon, as well as the naturally childish actions of Hilda lsham, 'Sonny' Butler, Frances Cons, Norma Shein- fine, Mary Markus, Inez Stoeckert, Ted Connell and John Marshall are doubtless remembered by all of you. l n 1 .I After the laying of the cornerstone for the new Bay Path build- ing, we felt that the year's work had been properly completed, especially since we had deposited in the cornerstone the scroll bear- ing the names of the class of l927. Looking back over our Junior Year, two instances of historical importance stand outg one illustrating the fact that our Salesmanshiy teacher occasionally made false statements. Nr. Viggin repeatedly made this statement, nThere is no psychological momentln Now as any member of the class of 1927 can tell ou, this was an erroneous Y statement, for as the very words issued from his lips, the psychologs ical moment was sure to arrive for some poor unfortunate, and Nr. Wiggins' next words whoulc be UReport at Hrs. Bliss's officeiu The second instance bares to the world the interesting informa- tion that once upon a time one of us received a dot from Mr. Derby. The occasion was this. Economics class was in full swing and Mr. Derby, discussing the benefits resulting from the investigations and experiments of various scientists, suddenly asked, WWhat man of our own times has done much work of benefit to the world in the way of developing new fruits, Miss Maher?N UDinkieU rose to answer, and hearing an absorbed student near by whisper to herself, Hluther Bur- bank,N she sweetly replied, nDouglas Fairbanks!H Mr. Derby, pleased with her prompt reply, nlnther Burbank--very good, Miss Uaherln and forthwith placed a dot on Miss Maher's card. On September 1, 1926 we came back to school, conscious of the duties of our position as Seniors, and eager to greet one another af- ter the summer vacation. It took us a few days to become accustomed to our new quarters f ' A in the Ugnncuu nnd We were exrrl ti t n. Dcroy mould be witn uc for only one init-hour g,riui f C l jc.e1'r, ze were gleecid to find that fr. Innford was to be our t trzcn r 1nd icculty adwie,r. At tnie time we were ,l htel to .41 , f iezocre of ovr clese, Iuricl Smith, Angeliif jotttg 'neiii fenuliiie. Cnr first officifl act if Jen. in ti elect class ofiiccre. Tenn Vinnoci wee unaniwog ly ,l ef.d efifent, Uiolf Benucnemin Vice-president, Frances dell Secretmry Qld cite: balloting five timGS fOr TTCQSQTCT, Mite Rose iincaella and Don Jillieme tied eacn time, me decided that me nfeded tx trtasurtre nnymay, and Rose and Hon were elected Associate Tren trite. At Q later date Kiss Siipola has elected to fill the position ei Secretary, left vacant xnen Iise Pell left School. Columhue Day weekend was moving dey at Bay Path Institute and when me came back from our unusually long weekend it tae to scram- ble madly Ltr choice seats in the Semi er room in the new otilding. The Hormel class of 1927 had the pleasure of giving the first V party to be given in the new cuilding. Tne committees, under the direction of Rose Monacella, chairm n of the Decorating Comnittee, Norma Sheinfine, chairman of tue Recegtion Comdittee, Marion Hebert, chairman of the Program Ccnrittee, Agnes Hackett, chairmen of the Refreshment Committee and Genevieve IcLeohlin, chairman of the Music Committee, devoted meek tine and effort to the prepara- tion, and the party vas a eren: euccees. Winter trough e new neti i y to the Senior class. Both boys and Girls organized basketball :epne and though they did not tent the record of our wonderful scniei tear, tgt members of both teams ll played nobly for the glory oi their class. Under the direction of Norma Sheinfine, chairman of the com- mittee, the senior girls worked early and late, making raroon and yellow paper ehrysanthymums to sell to rooters at the first big school basketball game. Ihe preeeeds of the salt, iuoenginf to approximately forty dollars, helied smell the Senior treasury. About this time the Seniors took an rather a mourniul ap,3ar- ance. Reason? The eeming fin l examination in Pitman. fhis examination, while a iearful groeyeet, vas the insgiratien lor several sings and poems, all having Pitman as the subject matter. The east for Urony th, 3vn.1et,U tn- tehool glay given under the direction oi Mr. Dudley, wus made ezxglcte when a number oi our classmates took part. In. the loses, Genevieve Kelaehlin and Fenn Minaeci, were from 1:27. Other ingortant tart: mere taxen by Anna Evans, Norma Sheinfint. fariue inbert, Edward Caouette and Jesse Bannister. Spring trough the thrill of seeking positions. Then Kiss Isham received the first ayteintnent in the class of 1927, every member felt the same thrill of aeeonjlishment. After that NA posi- tionn was the most import nt teyie oi conversation among the senior June and Junior Prom! These words struck a familiar ehord in the hearts of the Seniors and ,agerly me looked forward to the com- ing party. Nor Vere we disapoointeit The memories of the Junior- Senior Prom of 1927 will linger always--the pleasant company--the P r a i E 1514 v ... 'uh in 'Inn-u--Sm.-.. .L-1..- ....:.L1- . - ' ' rose garden decorations--the ieliqntful music--the moon--all com- bined to make a perfect staring. With the arrival of Reunion the Senior Committees found plenty of work to be done. Anna Evans and Thelma Harran were appointed Senior representatives on tts G.nernl Alumnae Committee. The Sen- fcr Stunt Committee, composed of Katy Larkus, chairman, and Marion iebert and Beatrice Trunin, sal oiei er al3-star cast, made up of ngie Potash, Katherine Jmilsy, g1rio: iobcrt, Tossie Sullivan, Vina Wright, Mollie Jentich, Nwriel Lngjh. Eileen Morin, oeatrice 'ruman, Viola Beauchemin, Fantcn Lyon, Jesse Barrister, Edward Taouette, Fenn Minacci, Irving Sermini, Justin McAuliffe and Don yilliams and presented the sketch entitled HThe Model School,U which won the cup presented for the best stunt. It is needless to detail the reunion activities--the entertain- ment on Friday night, the State Luncheon and the Banquet at the Kim ball, when the Seniors were greeted as baby Alumni. The last and most momentous exercises of the class are now being completed. We, the class of 1927, have further distinguished ourselves by establishing a precedent--that of social events per- taining to graduation. The Glass Banquet, planned by a committee consisting of Ruth Gonets, Karma Sdeinfine and Jean MoLachlin, and given last night at the Hotel Bridgevay, was the first banquet to be given by a class graduating fron bay Path. This, our class day, is the last occasion on which we shall all be together as Seniors of Bay Path Institute. Let Y -ii fi qi , us, in leaving, take with us only the pleasantest of memories and hope that only the pleasant ones will remain in the thoughts of our teachers and schoolmates. Station B-P-I, Springfield, Massachusetts, signing off at 8:30 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. Good night. Viola Beauohemin I Wil tl I '- .1 , N ' T I T 'f.fT7T'TfI! UVILJL' .15 WC, the Cl ss of lDq7, n I .cf .. ., A ,,, Snrin field, oountv oi Header, und of sound mind and memorv and under declare the following as and for 0 is to say: We hereby revoie all x by us at any time heretofore made. just debts and funeral expenses be may be practical. ITEM l To Mr. Gaugh: We give and and our deepest admiration for his hand. ITEM II To Mr. Mumford and Mr. pect and gratitude for their our undertakings. ITEM III To the faculty, we from the shock of a peaceful De every leave rest. ,ii 4.4 , .... i.4.:-M .l,-.l.,, - . .,l, .rf P IL.'aU.1.u'.'.tC, uf tile C,v.u,gf vi. Ln- - , . F. fan 1 ,' state of Flssmchusetts, using standing, do make, publish and mr list will and testament, that or testimentary instruments second: Te direct that our paid as soon after our death as be ueath our profoundest esteem wise counsel and his ever helping by, we begueath our undying res- ready advice and guidance in all a sanitorium for those recovering l Dot Baron bequeathes to Evelyn Cook, her tersonal secrets of HHow to Reduce Without Dietinq.U E To all mnsculines who would ignore the fairer sex, Justine McAuliffe leaves his cold shoulder and sguelching looks. 3 Edna Siinola leaves to those in love, the ability to concentrate on bookkeeping during noon hours. 4 Ida Kotkin loaves to future followers, the ability to settle the question nwhether to Sleog or Not to Sleen.N 5 Tharsilla Sullivan, Ruth Gomeoz, Minerva Grosbert and Helen Guenther leave to Margaret Saline and Don Kenyon the ability to take dictation at 140 words a minute. 7 Inez Stoeckert beouenthes to Jessie Bannister her position as decorating assistant to Mr. Dudley. 8 Fenn Minacci leaves to the future president of the coming senior class, the ability to dismiss class meetings without an official ad- journment. 9 Isabel Galvin leaves to the person with sufficient capital to back it, her melodious gigle. lO Marion Smith leaves to Betty O'connor her future publication UThe Masculine Problems a Teacher Must Resist.H ll Jean Maclacklin, and Anna Evans leave to everyone the habit of looking intelligent at all times. 13 Rose Monacella leaves to the treasurer of the coming senior class the ability to wring dues from a dry purse. 13 Tina Wright leaves to frequent boxers, her ability to Hsocku her Sunday School boys. 14 Pat Scannell leaves her Nboarding-house reachn to her basket ball successor Leona Chipman. 15 Don Williams and Esther Marsh leave the last two right hand desks in the upper right hand corner of the senior room to the aspiring juniors, Charles Warburton and Frances Larkin. 16 Marion Hebert leaves her pet phrase UI thinkn to Sarah Radunsky. 17 Eileen Morin leaves her Wboy-shynessn to Marion Wilson. 18 Billie Lord leaves her belated resolve to increase the volume of her vocal powers to Sarah Campaigns. 19 Our quaint tudor, Robert Mory leaves to Carl Miller, the secrets of NHow to Fascinate the Opposite Sex.U 20 Agnes Hackett leaves her charming personality to Rena Stone. 21 The boisterous seniors Many Terra and Alice State leave to the shy and retiring juniors Kathrine Morrison and Althea Bacon their noisy joyousness. 7 I v fa 'D 4 1 37 Ella Charlotte Louise Fjellman and Angeline Potash leave their ability to be always present in body if not in mind. 38 Nicholeta Squadrita leaves her raven tresses to the shorn Gertrude Ferguson. 59 Frances Janick and Celia Baronnowsky and Thelma Harran and Eleanor Goss leave the terms of their nPleasant Partnershipu contract to Ellen Mahon and Olive Davis. 40 lhfolda Principi, Janet Randall and Hilda Isham leave free copies of their publication entitled HHow to Care for the Ihves of a Permanentn to Sarah Radunshy and Rose Laracco and Rachel Holland 41 Peggy Smith leaves her jolly times at the Y to future boarders there 0 42 'lhldred Snowdale Dean and Fenton Sherwood Lyon leave their platonic friendship to Carla Weymouth and Maynard Benson. 45 Beatrice Truman and Norma Sheinfine leave to past, present and future members of Bay Path Institute their goodwill. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals at our residence at Bay Path Institute, city of Springfield, this twenty-fifth day of June in the year or Our Lord One thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-seven. On this twenty-fifth day of June in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-seven the class of 1927 the above name testator in our presence and in the presence of each of us signed and sealed the foregoing instrument and publish and declare it to be our last will and testament and we thereup at its request give our names and residences as attesting witnesses. Class of 1927, Bay Path Institute Witnesses: u- '. g . -Lu Af. 4 wi-' 'i.l'... .-.u.w-l ' va 1 lv 'Ia' . IQ! - l s. s . -.,,,' ..a - .0 at ug 1 Q 1. CLASS T?CPHICY Good cvcninn, ladies and jeu 'em'.Wm?tation B. P- I. broadcast- ing fron itw Qhentnut Street Ciidic ni Spglnqiield, Massachusetts. Tnis evening we are To heir an in,ormp1 tara by the ucttd Mr. Finn Minccvi, editor of Who-s Who, Plfasc stand hy one moment while Mr. Minacci gathers his notes. Friends, if I could but see the vast audience which is now tun- ing in, I might have an acute attack of stage-fright, but having no visible audience, I feel perfectly at ease. It is my pleasure this evening to give to my unseen audience the nets of the day concerning those honored personages whose names appear in the columns of Who's Who. On Broadway the great lights of the Amsterdam Theatre now blaze forth announcing the latest musical comedy success--WPrancing Pitman- itesn--written and produced by that famous couple so well known in theatrical circles--Agnes Hackett and Robert Morey. In a recent review written by that noted critic, Edward Gaouette, we read: WPrancing Pitmanitesn has been acclaimed by New York theatre goers as the most vivid and charming musical comdy of the season. In it we have the sparkling Mary Hughes who scintillates through a dash- ing rendition of the Charleston, ably assisted by that master of the terpsichorean art, NTwc-Gunn Morey. Another headliner is dainty Miss Tassie Sullivan, who captivates her audience hy her fascinating toe dancing. Some of the dainty dancers of the chorus are former Pitman stars of Bay Path Institute, their Alma Mater. The names of Idaldmkhi 5 Q7 Esther Marsh, Yvonne Terrien Mafalda Principi, Lillian Zitomer, Lucie Pollock and Edna Siipola deserve recognition. In the musical world startling changes have taken place. The famous pianist, Bee Truman, has taken the top rung of the ladder, by the superb technique with which she manipulates the electric piano. The leaders in opera are now Evelyn Minck, soprano, and Gatheryn Lord, contralto. Their powerful notes ring through the great Metro- politan Opera House, and the audience is held spellbound by the volume and richness of their tone. Fritz Kreisler and Mischa Elman no longer hold first rank among the violinists. Celia Baranowski and Mary Terra have superseded them After a successful tour of the United States, they are now traveling in Europe playing in the larger cities. On the silver sheet we find the acting of Miss Jean McLachlin far surpassing that of even the once-famed Greta Garbo. Although she is now in silent drama, Jean got her start on the legitimate stage while attending school at Bay Path. She will be remembered as the Winsome star of Tony, the Convict, and her training there fitted her for the flaming love scenes in which she now appears. Speaking of the Cinema world, we might here mention that Harold Lloyd has been succeeded by Irving Sermini as America's most popular comic actor. His antics delight the hearts of thousands of youthful theater-goers. His latest picture is UAu, for the Love of Pat,U inspired by his former Naffaire d'amourU with Pat Scannell. i ent to consider thebrilliant and astounding success of LLL. While traveling in the realms of art, pause with me Tor a mom- t younf woman painter, Mary Markus, who has eclipsed all art recorcs with mer painting entitled HGiraffe with the Humps.H Our Magazine, Who's Who, has found it necessary riilir tie past few months, to open up a new swctioi devoted to the attuiinegts of persons in fields difficult to classif . Perhaps the strangest of these is the rem advertisinq stunt of the Bowler-Janick Cod Liver Oil Cempany. They have obtained the services of Kiss Minerva Groshegp and Liss lerophy Barred, who tour the country as a human advertisement for doc Liver Oil Uoefore and 'after taking.U Another Hstuntn is that employed by the Forhes and iallace cow- pany of Springfield, who has hired the World's tallest vegan to act as store detective at Christmas time. Of course, you all recognize this person as Miss Eileen Morin. The attention of reporters of Uho's 'ho has been 6T+ acted fc- cently to the daring Miss Inez Stoeckert, champion ti Lt-rope fair- er of the world. We learn that much of ner early traininm was gained at her Alma Tater, Bay Path Institute, while decor Tipp ti lofty ceilings of the auditorium there. It seems that women have come no the front in fecezi yaars by their remarkable performance of spectacular stunts. Si: nrest ci these, perhaps, are the feats zcconplisLed by Liss Constance jarr- who has been x u I 9 . , fl' I crowned chomjion uhi-jumjo: of the 'orld. Thin is most pooulior 'hon we oousldor the MJIKGQ ovvroiou to fimtr: no LS whioh tho gold whilv uotomding School. 'fo now have Lx Sidi?-SE1O'f.' o 11f1.. ogwfl cuf?C9-AJR -A 12 Com? T 14116. f Jomgn, Angelina PotL.h, V1 momog T:.vv1inQ 'izh t is SWf' TO flu' Lobossicro, the Snhhu ohgrmorg Grzcbiouovok, YLQ mwdfotg 34105, Lvg strong lodjg and Lo1uQ.mn1 Sullitnfg kno wor1,', ii11nL'fT omyn. Thu feature oitrjwbiop ho f iv gfollo, farm T11 Luo' oo Jroti MoAu1i11o. A5oLlo TQUiLf ' 'L ss boost 'LUTU ,ll voh.4 Luf Woof xywou his HMJDQ2 zhagms, zlft 'Q Amwiroixti pnrthcr, ioI',g1ollo has glwggs hoo: x10'J . .1w, . Now, folkS, lvt no TKTL or1 if .ow 4 M , iof MHilo to wow oi the brikht liPh1L up one 4' o Qrn8 Ei-3 Yariom Sqith his :mcontly publiShoQ G -' H-,,gu f, u 1,b w:aL P'l1 outitl Q, Wbovc in tho mooougiiuo Tooauu MiSS Dronoos Coma 1 Q 2 J Moog of fl uolgl lD,fT,g1 to fx butantos. It is a Qfiot ug' lol on 'Tow ow Gut o you for Jgc Ppor H Those who oontemplazo A JI1' Q H -Q13 nom ogl to rviu ina fc- oont book 'fittCH DT T1 ion y'0p md r Vigo, Mil rid HILL Tian, which treats Iraukli Lhf WT1- N16 k tLoL, Hiow to ?C Tof'v ThfuQh Marrioi.H .Bn-11 ., -N' 'J' ' I vm-1, Y J-'w wiv vf '5 H ' , ,...LO.C x,.LO-:lily , K-in ,L ul., .-.C Lo ..oC-'- . L ., 2113550 into jovthoom ig v' Ol 'oo'5 1-0. Cnr 1rwr':1, orc T'l0V-J' Bu Sy getting the stories of the lives of o number of Amcrica's most prom inent women. An inttfgrzing ortiflc it fha liii -W' lurk of fiom Norma Shoinfine, Suffr.Qette lo , 1?ll QUQ'YT nfi mek. fire Sheinfine han kecowe fa ous in Ul..vQ ion D. C., fu l I hgr llc' 5i5'il23T1'C. Miss Viola Biuuclieinin, in gu1Q'1fffgo -irk. Derrly'1,eloveo Lgf Few Yogi Q31 i Siug1w lg fi H. irq ' foie ffw- acella, who hos devoted yewrp to anti .noni pm Q. vo: ' 'ill also appear in the ngor fuinrc. vt alll then hz l of icy you fir l Work, ae well as thft of her sf inrcnvg, Tien Sqi,drito, 7i4, 3t.LC and Miss Vlodyka. At This tive I must also yixe the :CO ennouneeyont JL on the versatile Don Williaws, w,ich e'eeio? go much inief L part of the readers of Who'e Who, muol in tic future Le ll 1 For Williams, who left this country two Qonthe ago lor Tux' , succumbed to his environneni, and hee decided to live the l on Q Turk--harem and everything. He corldn't quite rexlLw hligelf pq o ing parted from his many women zdmirers in Auerio , lo wvon ol'o' J n'a urging, they have decided to go to him. Of evurce jelhei-ll oily f , and she was accompanied by Isabelle Galvin one Vhrion So nnell. Now, dear audience, I musi wilhdrow, with the Cgpcc'zli- Y ing with you Quoin in the nefr future. Plesse :tend by for, tion announcement. With you again, ladies CD3 Uonilemen. Stallon F. Q. I. brewi- casting. You have keen listening to Mr. Penn Niaaeci, editor of Who's Who. P Before the next number I have time to give a brief resume of our program for this evening. I regret to announce at this time that Miss Marion Hebert, the greatest woman broadcaster, cannot be with us tonight as previously planned. Miss Hebert talks nightly from Station L. O. U. D. In a recent interview she said that in radio broadcasting she could find the best possible outlet for her always pent-up vocal capacity, thus talking to the largest number of people at once. We are fortunate in having with us tonight, Miss Murial Smith who will entertain first with her delightful little song number-- Hwhen Irish Eyes are Smiling.H She will be followed by Kiss Anne Evans, wha will pive a non- ologue entitled UDoinfs of the Joneses.U At this time I should like to announce our radio pro5ram for tomorrow morning, which will be of especial interest to housewives They will hear the Misses Goss and Harran, famed for their making of maple sugar products, and will have an opportunity to learn man new ways to utilize this product. Miss Ella Fjellman, noted for her Swedish pastry, will also dictate several of her new recipes for the housewives to add to their cook books. A talk which should be of infinite interest to mothers will be one by Miss Tina Wright, who has been a kindergarten teacher fo years. Her subject will be, NEarly Guidance of the Young.H Miss Wright has always aimed at setting a good example. Just for a moment now, folks, we will have a brief review of the theatre programs for the week. At.Poli'e we have on the vaudeville bill Maher and Nash, the Inim- itable Twine, in a series of comic sketches. On this bill also are Flanders and Connell, two handsome shieks, who give their audience a remarkable display of HLove-Heking as it Should be Done.U The special attraction at Broadway is Randall and Ieham who appear in a clever and charming dance act. Yith them are Dorothy Chapman and Christine Evans, the jolly cloggers. At the Capitol, Mollie Jentock proves to you in her own original skit, my good listeners, why NGentlemen Prefer E1ondes!H This concludes my announcements for the evening-abut hold! The latest news flashes are just coming through, so please stand by just one moment. Ah! this is interesting. hiss Peggy Smith of Torrington, Connecticut has just startled the world by her announcement that tow morrow she will attempt a non-stop flight to Czecho-Slovakia. Tell-- good luck to you, Peg! But wait--what's this? Bobbed-haired bandits again! Miss Mildred Cleveland and Miss Theresa Quinlan have been captured in Kalanazoo, Michigan in an attempted train robbery. The women certainlf have been uv to tricks todaf Here We have tht 3 - 1 U 3- ' 'L ' report from the International Shorthand Contest which was held at Chicopee, dw- 83, 1 'H Massachusetts. Miss Helen Guenther of Monson has been crowned champu gon shorthand writer of the world, having attained the wondrous speed of 400 words per minute! con ludes our orovram for tle eveninv 1 dies and gentlemen This c e L 1.W 1 J E e ,s Station s. P. 1. signing of? an ll P. 1z., .mme iso, 1957. Good Night! Edyth McKenzie Ruth E. Gometz C. m i , C X. f ZOf'TT'fCY OJ' 'ff 17110737 'DS cT'oi'mf. 310 i ufi ne J . fox: feogfs .iiiz n 1H: elm, Lili' Lino i Vogf 'X ih, it 'm,:' mUf ccxl fortunc no cc elector to nyc jcniLicr of tr vclinj sccrcncnmq- tive for the 'ond's Cclf Svc v Down ny. I lou givcr if rollin Mal' iv .-.' l ost cvcvy Lufoya n lfJQVL c and .iupr I.+inc rlcit l two or thrcc months ig Lworoughly mgsncriu , non lingo- c, T wwf now LPfVS1iR3 towa Q Tceloud, Q country fs yet unegploiteo by our Comiiny. ' 5 'Hhc xicvci' cndiaqg flclinin, ximitc sniow agus Lixdgpf, :Aid I f closed my eyes, lullca to Crowsincrs Uv tlc mvzyinj motion of thc slo -moving tr in, lullci Ly ogcn. Tuddcmly I rc cmirre, thxb it Mus fix rcqrs since Hey Fpth hyd iid uc J fold fyncucll unc sont me cuz to sack my jortunc. Faces flqsncl uw in my wel off ard I tried to Wicture my clossiutcs iw LHC occu ations thc would oroL,5lJ nov lc in. In tlc midst of wy +lQ:samt :cvcricf I was distmfbed by u irc t sVcutin5 ,nc ckccriu . irncyec, T opcncc wg eycs cnc loofcc for tic c,urn of one cogfnsion. Llvo instantly I Jungcc to Hf Loci lor I vos oozing iuzo thc iamili Idcc of Tdjtkc HcYcnmic. The crabrucesfgwfd ciclc u tion? 11m L Iolloimii mvst 'i'vc ex- cilcc the curioritv of our ici Ubors :ut vc ucra ccgscious cpl of each otncr, ond LIL Q , ywilc vc rctblca Qouv Lo r.Lioncl convcfsction. I F ..3.. Edythe had always had a passion for machines. But machines rare very expensive and Edythe found that it was impossible to make money as a school teacher. After years of earnest thought, she had conceived the idea of selling ice cream, hot dogs and cold drinks to the Icelanders. ,As a result she was the richest woman in Iceland, worth all of taco, and was the only person in the entire nation to own and drive a two-cylinder touring car. With a sudden jerk the train stopped and at last We were in Reykjavik, the capital city. The street was gaily festooned and thronged with people, laughing and talking. Hwhat can it be?U I asked. But Edythe merely smiled wise- ly and Walked on, not stop inq until we came opposite the bal- cony of a very beautiful snowhouse. Suddenly there was a hush and an expression of awe passed over the faces of the crowd. I followed their gaze toward the balcony, and with an ejaculation of astonishment grasped Edythe's arm for support. HYes,H she whispered, Uit's Ruth Gometz. I knew you'd be surprised. She had married a very handsome Count, but tired of the r never-end social rounds that were a part of her life, she left the States with me to make a fresh start in life. She is now being honored as the first woman to be elected to the Althing, which is the legislative body of Iadand. ...tD.. In speechless surprise, I sazed at the slim figure on the slacony, and listened with wonder to the most brilliant speech in history, the subject of which was HThe Necessitv of Install ing In Every Home in Iceland, An Electric Refrigerator.N Needless to add, throurh the help of my very influential classmates, I sold eaonga of my product to enable me to retire and spend the rest of my days in the b autiful north. pq . ! C Most Most Best Piost Host Best Pret 'Yitt Clos ClaS Best Popular Girl. Popular Boy . Dressed Girl. BrilliantGirl Brillaint Boy Dancer .. . . tiest Girl .. icst Person , Baby , , , S Flirt, , , All-Round , LOT Bee Truman Fenn Minacci Evelyn Iinck - Forma Sheinfine Robert Morey Don Williams Evelyn Minek .Angie Potash Q Kay Daley Marion Smith Rory Hughes 'Eee Trumrn .x-J, I ' A 1 i k ., I .51 n,.' I V- C . ' ' ' - . ,v 1f's ' . 1 al ,,:y'1' ' nfl ' jf' ?,- 'Wa w - , ilk wi' ,Q f., 'I .- ,v',l' ' ' 45 ..l ' ' - v., .J y .-'V A . 'vu ' nl , - f -T' b g 47 . 1 T4 .' - 4 4 , '1 F 1 ' A Q , A . A ' 1 ' 1:1 4 . 1 pw-I ' J Q s N . . hu.. I I '5' lj, sl . .11 'X 1 1 A xif -fw7gA'- ' u