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

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Glass flap N February 18, the conglomeralion of the First Class was produced. A play it cannot be termed in the true sense of the word, nor can it be called The F ollies, for in the most part it was of serious intent! Who, indeed, would not deem that honored assemblage, the Teacher's Meeting, was of gravity, as we portrayed it? There we dissected the pupils with care, and chattered gayly with quips we 'suppose the faculty would make. Too true, I am afraid, as a blush or two betrayed. In Current Events, we attended a colorful lecture illustrated by the nerve-shattering attempts to assassinate Mussolini, and, attention, Miss Cummings! the principle of ice-water and cold beverages after basketball. We further entertained by summoning two little negro ragamuffins who clogged with true darky abandon. The crazy antics of the Purple Cow were found delightful, but we agree with Barty that we would rather see than be one. While a lively chorus sang and cavorted, the stage danced, also. Thus, with laughter and merriment, was produced a great event in the annals of the Class of '2T. Page Thillu-seven

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