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

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1928 CUSS B005 THE SE5QlQl51f?Lf1SS LUIS Bllllil, flddrffss - 239 Ashmont StI'f'0IL, l30l'f'll0St0I'. Mass. Lois lfnlrrrd Svptvmlwr l92I Born April 6. l909 Sho was u 4IIlf'l'lI of noblz' IllIfIIl't S rrowriing. .-I smile of lwrs was likv an url of flrncvf'-lIart.lvy Colt-ridgv Ilois, our 4-xotiv-looking 1-ollvaguv. joinml us in thi' l iI'I,l1 Class. She- was tha-n shy anal lrashful. but sinvv has vast asidv these qualilivs. and. as our prvsimlcnl in thv S4-voncl Class. slim- showwl us that shi- voulcl ln' as forceful and talkativv as anyonv 4-lst-. Ilvr only fault is Irving latv to sm-hool. hut we van pc-rhaps pardon this as slit- is vm-ry tc-mpvrzunm-ntal. 'l'his cliaravtvristiv also covers her small bit, of allsvnt mind- nvss: so. whvn sho strolls into Spanish 1-lass Iiftvvn minutvs lato with the 1-xt-lamalion. tlh. I xIi4In'I know wo had Spanish this pc-riocl . nothing is I-ver said. Wu rm-ally In-Iivw. you sm-. wha-n such things on-nur. that she is on the point of writing somv gre-at. story, for to ln- a writvr is hvr onv amhition. In-siclos-wvll. wc- shall all sw- for our- sm-lws latvr. Lois' m'lu'm-ry smilv and sparkling vyvs w's'lvoluv us each morning, and wv know that 1-vvryom' will miss tlwm muvh nvxt yn-ar. LUIS BIIIICI. Vim'-llrvsiclvril, Class 3, '25 Pre-siclunt, of Class 2. '26 Magazinu Board, '27 Class Play, '27 Athletiv Association, '28 Christmas Plays Class 'I'uams Ilonorary liclitor of Class Book Class Ilropllvvy Choral Club Stop Cluh l'ugr' Fhlfiveu C' SS EG'

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f 1924: CL.-tSS 120014 1j11gy sy1gy1Q1f c:1,.f1Ss Al.lCli CA Ml'Bl'Il.l. Student tfounvil. '28 Charavteristie and Advertising Com- mit tees Page S1114 rn Al.lCl'I WILSON CANlPl3l'Il.l, .4 ddress - 210 Norfolk Street, VVollaston. Nlass. AL1c1E', Entered September 1927 Born July T. l9l0 Her voice was ervr sqfl. llltllflf. and lou'- ,111 efvellerzl thing in u lvumml. -Shakespeare Alive might well be valled the surprise of the vlass. At lirst meeting she seems- oh. so quiet and shy, but thereafter, well that's where the surprise vomes in. If you know her. you'll realize what a nive surprise it is, too. Certainly Alive deserves her title as the best-natured girl in the vlass, for she is always agreeable and friendly, besides being perpetually valm and unrutlled in disposition. Furthermore. Alive is a born disvoverer. She and a vertain friend of hers seem to have the knavk of bringing to light cute new restaurants-their names we'll not reveal here. for Alive's sake! Likewise, she seems to have made quite a diseovery in the medival line-namely, a certain dovtor on Boylston Street twhom she visits sometimes three. sometimes four times a weekj. As Alive won't, tell us anything about him. we are beginning to get suspicious. There's a picture, too, of Alive as a very consvientious student. Daily she varries great books to and from svhool. but, be it said, they are always tilled with spevial deliveries from a vollege in Pennsylvania. There was almost a panie in Wall Street one day when Alive dropped one of them and everybody made a dash for it. lf only Alice vould have vome to us sooner. Our only regret is that we eould not have known her for live years instead of one.