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

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1928 CLASS BOOK THE SENIOR CLASS Page Trrcn ADALINE HALL Business Manager Athletic Association, '27 Class Teams Second Basket-ball Team Christmas Play Class Play I jf-l uw: ADALINE RANDOLPH HALL - Address - South Hanover, Mass. ADAM Entered September 1926 Born February 7, 1908 A good friend may well be reckoned as a maslerpicce of nature. Ada has proved to us that friendship is a masterpiece of nature. Besides being such a staunch classmate, she is also an all-round athlete. Why, we just couldn't get along without Ada at basketball. How we used to confuse her with Catharine, but now, who could fail to recognize that the contagious laugh we hear is Ada's. We also know that Ada loves ice cream and cake, a little better than Catharine. and always has plenty of it at lunch. We shall not forget how splendidly Ada portrayed the Maker of Dreams in the Class Play. No one else could have achieved quite that dignity and reserve,

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Q28 CLA SS BOOK HITH LEIGHTON HALL A ddress - 204 Prospect Street, Belmont, Mass. RUTH Entered September 1925 Born August 3, 1909 Ouips. and Crankx. and reunion W iles, Nnds. and Berks. and zerealhed Smiles. -Milton lluth dropped into our elass just full of mirth, three years ago. Immediately she became a member of our hardworking non-eollege group. VVe all envy Ruth very much, first beeause she is tall. slender. and a blondeg secondly. because of her sweet voiee-yes, although you may not have thought it, Ruth sings. No one is very sure what Ruth does outside of school. but she hardly ever joins us at lunch and generally is in a great lmrry to leave. If by any Chance there is a little flutter at the Study Hall door between five and two minutes of nine in the morning, it is sure to be Ruth with her glasses in one hand and her lunch in the other-Ruth, sliding into her seat just as the bell rings. THE SENIOR CLASS Wit? 4 W' Mi RUTH HA LL Class Play Christmas Play Picture Committee Class Prologue and Epilogue P41111 Twrntly-one

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1928 ,CLASS 13015 CATHARINIC l3lil'IliD HALL A ddress P- South H anover, Mass. ' KAY, 'iKATE,, Entered September 1926 Born November 3, 1909 it W ouldn'I ilu' world be nirc lo live in, Cheery llzrough and lhrough, I f ever-vom' were jus! as kind as Folks like you? Why, hcre's Kate, or no, is it Ada? Will wc cvcr learn to tell the two llall sisters apart? .lust take a look at Kate during study periods. She tries to be very dignified. so her sister says, but we all know how good-natured and full of fun she is. Kate is always ready for anything. She surely is a good sport , not only when it comes to hockey, basketball, and all forms of athletics, but in school and everywhere. As a magician. Kate deserves all the prizes and gold medals that were ever invented. for on the memorable occasion of the Class Play, she proved beyond all shadow of doubt that she could bring glasses of water out of mid-air and make Miss Piokering's handkerchief vanish completely from sight, besides fooling us with card tricks and many delightful stunts that entirely bamboozled us. Perhaps it is due to this mystifying ability that she is able to confuse us so often as to her identity, but we trust that by June, when we have come to the end of our school career, we shall be able to tell the llall girls apart. r w 'mf I FH1? 591 U23 CQQS CATIIARINE HALL Athletic Association, '27 llockey Teams, '26, '27 Student Council, '27 Second Basket-ball Team, '28 Class Teams Class Play CManagerD Circulation Committee Christmas Play Pugr Tll'l llfU-fhTl'C