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

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Coal 1 Q 1923 Qlf-413-SJEQQ13 s l'Il,lZABETll ?VIlil.CllEli Student Council, '26, '28 Choral Club . X Secretary and 'l'reasurer, 27 1 X President of Class. '28 I 1 Christmas l lay Class Play flllZll'Ilt'l-t'I'lSl-lt' Committee lling Committee Page Th irly THE SEXIOR CLASS liLlZAl3lC'l'lrl NllfLClll'Ill Address - ll Saxon Terrace, Newton Highlands l.1B', Entered September l922 Born October ll. N00 Thou 1 1'f' ri my guide. phil f1.vrp pher. rmflfr :'ff llfl.u'l,0Il1' lix ery morning, whether dreary or pleasant. we are greeted by Lib's cheery xoice. calling to us over the banisters. while we slowly climb the many llights of stairs. Lib just bubbles over wit.h sehool spirit.. for she attends every game. and is al- ways alert, and eager to participate in school allairs. No wonder we all agree that Lib is our most popular girl. for she is ready at any tinle to listen to us enthuse over the last week-end or to sympathize with us over poor marks. Certainly we are fortunate to have a girl like Lib for our president. She has indeed proved her executive ability this year. by accomplishing the impossible -keeping us quiet enough to carry on the business of class meetings. No one will deny that, Lib knows how to wear clothes. Wherever she is seen, in school or out, many admiring glances are cast, in her direction. We have been told that, we make too much noise at the luncheon table. but how can we help it.. when Lib gives us her line. which, by the way. has tripped up more than one. most part. in the company of a certain one named .lane. for where one is seen the other is not far distant. Outside of school Lib has a large circle of friendsg she is. however. found for the

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1928 CI gig Qg THE QEN101-2 CLASS JANIQT lNlc:Kl'INZlli Address - Arlington Strvvt, VVin0he-stei, Mass lfnlffrffd Sl'plt'IIllJ0l' l9Z23 Born l'f bIlldIN 3 l9l0 llrr uir, lzvr IIlllIlIll'l'S, all who Still' f1llIIII.l ll,' f lUIll lf'U1lS lllouyll roy. and yvnllf' llmuylz r4'l1'r'4l 'l'l1r' joy of youll: mul lwullli lwr qw-x IllSlIlll.V'l1. tlml mm' of lwurl lwr v1'r'r,v look !'0I1l'f'.Vvll.H7li . ut is 1 pr:-tty :null livvly young lzuly. who rauliatvs H will incl fun ro l top of hc r curly brown ln-:ul land wx' vnviously confvss that lt ls n llllI'lllN murlxl to tlu solm s ol' hm-r tiny fm-ut. Wlu-tlu-r slu- is struggling: with in ulltorl il or r -f nun N tow ml tht- dr:-ssing:-rooin ut llulf-past onv, sho ulwuws its I l' lllllllklllf., wonl or gl-stun-. .M lllIlt'S hvr motions and spot-vll irc apt to rt uuuxl out o ouu popul ir l'Ulllt'lllllIl. us Junm-t is uotm-rl for hvr sm-ust' ol' humor N u iso poss st s f ut au 1 u lu' :ability :incl is ram-ly lam- for uny uppointuu nt lu fm sl IN o Q il I I xl' KI I own us tha Hold Dust 'l'wins liuvv ln-1-nululost ins:-purl rm Nltlll ll If l 1 F4 1 IPI illll lrulsu . . ll cnt Ullllll o s nut som ks mul long lovks. lions nvwr tukvs olln-nsv. fl 1 glllg l.ois with u pn-iiuiptory, Hurry, Hurry! but 1 tht two poput x 1 woutln-r just how' .lam-t 1n'uui 'vs to hrinff f tl t 5, ,, or lvxuuun ation p ape rs ui ir u W MW' W , , I liss 4 i s umwhun in tht- guy lllll1'lIt'S vvvry month. whvn shi' spn nrls 1 gr f i HIM on tht ll'lt'pll0ll4'. :incl visiting an vvrtnin town--2' 'VNU' 'N N w-lx wt- wish he-r voutinum-fl siiwe-ss iu tho futurvl

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1 1928 CLASS BOOK DOROTHY MANSFIELD PRESTON Address - 52 The Fenway, Boston DoT. HDOTIEN Entered Scptcmbcr 1923 Born March 1, 1910 N zzrz P I rc' ll1f'rlz ber lrxlz rc scr c'rlc'. rllfz r c Sll'l'!'l.H Although Dot joincd us in thc Fifth Class, shc has dcscrtcd us twiccg onc wintcr sho wcnt South on account of hcr hculth, and anothcr ycar shc spcnt at llousc-in-thc- l'incs. l or thc last two years. howcycr. Dotic has he-cn with us at Brinuucr. Last suuuucr Dot wcnt abroad and rcturncd to us this fall with a trunk full of Parisian clothcs and hcr head full of hrilliant idcas. Although Dolit- docs not join in our school athletics, shc rides horseback and danccs llcautifully. Bcsidcs thcsc accoulplisluncnts, which take most of her tiulc. wc know that Dot de-votes an aftcrnoon a weck to social scryicc work, supervising a group of youngstcrs. Although Dot was choscn thc most loquacious of our illustrious class. shc has luany yirtucs which far out-shine this quality. She is always swect. viyacious. and witty. School would hc wry boring: without her nova-r-cnding cha-crfulncss. As a fricnd Dot is onc of thc hcst. THE SENIOR CLAySS Christmas Play CTVlanagcrU Class Play 50 DOROTHY PRESTON y AF New Fcaturc and Photograpllic Colt - nuttccs St udcnt Council. 27 yr Th irlu-une