Brimmer and May School - Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, MA)

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1997 CLASS BOOK THE SENIOR CLASS URSULA MARION HOLLANDEB Address-59 Hyde Avenue, Newton, Mass. BUNNY Entered, 192-L Born, September 23, 1902 Ye! a grae jful ease and suvfelness void of pride :llighl hide lzerfaulls, if belies lzaclfaulls I0 hide. --Pope. 1... ., We all know Bunny has heart trouble, but we aren't sure just what kind. lf you should ask her how she liked best to spend her time after school, we feel certain she would answer something about movies, Exeter preferred. Because of this same heart trouble she is not a girl athlete,lbut we have heard tell that she is considered Brimmcr's best dancer by more than one person. In a few weeks Brilnmer may expect to see a magic change in Bunny for, not satisfied with the results of last year's bronchitis, laryngitis, measles, and scarlet fever, she hopes by starving for a time, to acquire a figure which may be defined as a straight line without breadth or thick- ness. To know Bunny is to love her, for she is all that is gay, wholesome, and sweet, and we-'re sure that Brimmer is going to miss her next year as much as we shall. Student Council, '26 Song Leader, '26 Advertising Committee of Class Book Bing Committee I 'age Nirzelecn 7 v ,.b

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1927 CLASS BOOK l'ilt-etetl to K, X.. if- lloekey 'l'e:nu, 'IIT Seeoml llmsketbull Teuln. 'QT l irst l'msketliullTeml1, 'QT tfuptuin Seeontl liusketlmll rl1l'2llll. '27 llunner-up of Tennis 'l'ournuulent, '27 plltllllgftlllllit' und Advertising Comnut- tee of Clans Book Page lflfllllffll Tlllf SEXIOI? CLASS MARY AGNES HOLBROOK Address-23 Oxford Road, Newton Centre, Mass. Entered, 1926 Born, January 1, 1009 Mllapp-v am I, from care I-7I1fI'!'!'.' 11'l1'v !Il't'lIil they all l'0lI'l'llff'li like rnef '-t lperu de lu lluyudf-re. Though Mary Agnes entered llriuuuer only last fall. in this short time she hus beeome well known zuuong her elzassuiutes as Z1 girl just bubbling: ox er with fun. She will try Zlllfllllflg 0I'll'1,'wS0lIlt'1lllllll'S once too often--and more than onee she has been found guilty of starting uprourious outbursts of laughter. Mary Agnes has brought to Brinuuer ubunduntf enthusiusui in uthleties :uid has excellent school spirit. Just seeing: her play proves that she is un urdent, tennis player: while lleeting visions of her nimble sliding on the hockey lield and her lightning-quiek passes on the basketball eourt show her uthletie versatility: also her uthletie zest, for sho always eomes out of the fruy grinning from eur to eur. Sometimes we wonder why she exchanges stationery with lf. ly. tlt's quite obvious. Nlury Agneslj ln our lust word, we must eouunend her on her admirable prowess in seeuring for us ull the nlueh-eoveted delectable seeond dishes of dessert: und besides this we delight in her exuberant joy in living.

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lII,,,tS.f-filltilx' p l'llt-t'tc'd to .A, A., '23 'l'r4'asur4'r of Class, '23 l'rt-sidt-nt of Class, '26 St't'I't'ltlI'j' of A. A.. '23 Alanagvr of Uutdoor Sports, '26 View--llrt-sitl4'nt of A. A. '27 lllagazine- Board. '26 llovlwy 'l't'tllll. '23, '21, '25, '26, '27 St-fond Ilaslu-thall Tvam, '26 llaskvthall Tvam, '27 Captain of S1-vond llaskctbull'l't-am, '26 Captain of llovlwy Tt'tlIll, '27 l'r1'sidc'nt, of Studvnt Council, '27 Art and Printing Committee of Class Book agr T1m'n11J THE SENIOR CLASS KATHARINIC IRWIN Address-43 Highland Avenuv, Nvwtonvillv, Mass. KITTY l'lIll,f'l'f'tl, l922 Born, Novvllllwi' l6, 1068 'Tis fl rzenf I In he merry H1111 11'1' s 1'. --Jonson. Sinn' tht- fifth vlass Kitty has shown ht-rst-lf to ht' ont' of our le-adm-rs. Thu- tirst yvar that shv was in tht' svhool she- madv thf' hovku-y tc-am and Athh-tit' Assoviation. and has kvpt right on making tvams and holding otlicvs. llow many times do wc ht-ar Kit lwwail tht- fact that wc had a lr'-r-r-i-I:-I-1' tt-sl and tht-n suv hvr vome out with a nint-ty or ons' hundrt-d pvr ct-nt, while- tht- ra-st of us just pass? As she is prt-sidvnt of tht' Studi-nt Counvil, ont- might think he-r staid and st-rious, however, Kitty, staid and svrious would ht- as impossible- as a quivt, day at lirimmt-r. W0 might ha-re add that two of Kitty's favorite pastimvs art- talking and laughing. Many of ht-r drawings and paintings haw- adorned tht- various hull:-tin hoards hvrt- at svhool. Be-canst' of this talt-nt, wt- wvrv afraid Kitty wouldn't go to 1-ollvgv. hut our ft-ars arv now allayt-d for sht- has tlt-citlod to go. Congratulations, Smith!