Bouve Boston School of Physical Education - Escutcheon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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5 wif' XM QOL' KX-QQ! Foun-YEAR CLASS ,vJ,.2Tl ' fb-,CDB f X5 5'tar1ding.' B. Phillips, G. Markham, M. Wellington ' ,Ay . X 15, . ' Sirfirzg Qmiddlc f0ll!D.' B. Warren, S. Worth, M. Dayton, E. Mosher, H. Adair, B. Brown Vyuf lc gr. Qrx . . . ,jx ,V .S'zrrmg Cff071ff0u'D.' G. james, A. Bickerstafif, R. Elvedt t NJ X ,Q X Y Mi.r.rin,g.' P. Bracket: '1uM T . , . , ' r' ref C-tt X. 4. w+w+ 0, N007 X , V HMEMORABLE RECOLLECTIONS OF OUR FOURTH YEAR QM-'CIA X -' 'G' N . K VX, X? JON S aturday mornings free for study. Lyn!-NF X9-Nd nactivity because of schedules. X. O' I osher's love of fudge squares and hamburgs. LJ x argie's desire for bigger and better Tests and Measurements. ver to Bouve for Beth's Education. 4 X, ew York's attraction to Peggy. ogy? cb ylvia's lesson plans for fencing. ,SSS Oy areful preparation for Techniques 1V .c has nlyaCbutitisgoodasanA. W . yjfxrlyglf' ateness to Dr. Harley's Psychology 5. 9 X unches that Rusty and Grace prepare. . if ' f 1 1 b' Iv, A . nloyment o our cu rura su lects. - N P . raduation the 9th of june. iris' Q 1vedt's dance group at Medford High. 45 ai1or's term paper on Labor Troubles. ndless studying for exams. o car for Gail until Senior Week. cy slopes that Brownie mastered. nly three dancing at Miss Chellis' studio. ural conveniences at Betsy's farm. leepy days in Bicky's Government class. MARGERY DAYTON l24l

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SCHOOL GOVERNMENT .Ytondin .' M. Sampsell Coit:-prcxidcnt of sophomore rla:.rD, E. Paulson Cpoftfzre rboirmanb, V. Kane Cphyriotlacrapy rcprermro- twill, H. Travers CAA. prcriclcntl A. Wing QrcaJurerD, M. Tavey Ccommufcr repruentatiocl, P. Paulsen Cvire-president 0ffftJh7IldI1C14JJD, M. Leaning Crociol choirmonl D. Mettleman Cdormitory chairmanD Sittin .' M. F. Gould Crecretoryl E. Van Dcnbergh Cprorident of fruhmmz rlauj, S. Worth Cfourqycor rcprcxcntoriuzl A. Goodell pruidmt of Stlzdent Gooernmzntl M. Woolfolk Cpruidmt of .rmior olzu.rD, B. McKiel Cpreridmt of sophomore clorxb, R. Walden Coit:-pruidmr of .sophomore rlo:rD School ovewoment At the beginning of each year, after a good deal of consideration, the student government members are chosen. They help to carry on the traditions of the school, and are on hand to answer any questions which might arise. This year, the smoking regulation was discussed, and with Frankie's help in getting a true picture of the facts, the regulation was adopted and backed enthusiastically by the student body. l26l The council takes its duties seriously, and feels a good deal of pride in arriving at conclusions which are for the greatest interest of the majority of the students and the school. School Government has built up certain traditions for the school, and a nice spirit of friendliness prevails. This school year has gone well. How could it be otherwise with a responsive student body standing back of the council!