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

Page 28 text:

1927 CLA SS BOOK lil:-ctccl to A. A., '25 Vim--President of Class, '27 Student Council, '25 Prophecy Committee of Class Book Page Tuwnfy-four THE SENIOR CLASS ALICE MAYERS Address-48 Marshall Street, Brookline, Mass. '5DooDLEs' Entered, 1922 Born, January 1, 1909 Ile was a weary parfil genlil kHig,lf.,i1CllHlll'l'f. There is something undefinablc about Doodles which makes thosc words a parfit gentil knight express just what she is to all those who know her, for Doodles thinks and acts in gentle courtesy. It isn't only thc funny little remarks shc makes, but the way she does things that makes her so well liked. She often changes her mind, but we like her all the more for it because that is characteristic of her. No one can deny that Doodles has style: not just style as style goes, but sonn-tliing swcct along with it to make her more attractive. We are proud to have you for our vice-president, Doodles!

Page 27 text:

1997 CLA SS BOOK MARTHA LESH Address-12 Chestnut Street, Boston, Mass. HLESIIH Entered, 1927 Born, April 12, 1909 ll'halc'cr she flicl was dom' 1l'l'NI so ranch case. In hcr alum' 'Imax nalaral lo pIf'axc. f-Dryclcrl. From lNlartha's daily grccting of My dcarl I am just a wreck! wc might snpposc that she really is worn out, dcstroycd by tcmpcst or storm -cf. Vlclmstc-r's Diction- ary. But those of ns who havc hccn hcr classmatcs this year havu found hcr most, cncrgctic, always in good form. Constantly racing from one place to anothcr-fycs, racing cxprcsscs hcr motionswshu hurrics oil' to a history lcsson in the middle of the morning and returns just in timc for lnnchcon. lt is said that she is rathcr clcvcr in hcr classes. We know in Current live-nts the valuc of hcr sparkling Ycs, Miss Cummings! A short time ago Martha appcarcd with hcr arm in a sling. All of us expcctcd that sho had at least rcscucd somconc from a firc, such is the spell of a large, black sling ovcr nincty girls, but on learning that the arm was merely strained, not even brokcn, during a rather rough game of basketball-well, cxoitement waned! VV4: arc sorry that the time has como to say good-bye to lllartha, for we feel she has bccn a friend worth having and that the girls with whom she is next associated will love hcr just as we havc. We wish she might have been with us longcr, but wc hope that graduation docs not mean Good-bye, forever! My tongnc within my lips I rein, For who talks much must, talk in vainf'-Gay-Selected. THE SENIOR CLA SS llockcy Tcam, Student Council Q07 Printing Committcc of Class Book lllusical Page Twrlzly-lliree

Page 29 text:

1927 CLASS BOOK AMY CORINNE MERRILL Address--10 Oxford Street, Winchester, Mass. Entered, 1924 Born, May 10, 1907 The very room, coz she was in Seemed warm from floor lo ceilin'. -Lowell. And very true is that, for if there is anyone new or strange in school or at home. Amy makes her feel happy and at ease right away by her sweet, welooming manner. Some morning in school you might hear Amy cry in delighted tones, Oh, girls, I've gained three pounds! For, in spite of the fact that Amy would belong to our Heavy-Eating Club, if we had one, she is one of those much-to-be-envied people who can go to Murray's, partake of French pastries and sundaes, and still keep her ethereal figure. Oh, my-I sighs Amy, and immediately clips her hand over her mouth in dis- may, oh, someone pinch me quick! If you should see Amy walking down the corridor with the mournful expression of one who is going to the guillotine, do not be alarmed. She is only pondering in her mind all that she should say in the weekly oral talk that she dreads so much. All in all, Amy is one of the best friends anyone could have, and we all know that wherever she goes she will gfain many more friends with her winning personality. THE SENIOR CLASS 1 Statistics Committee of Class Book . Page Twenty-Jive afff