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

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Basketball U RING the first year of our career in the Upper School, although we all came out for basket- ball enthusiastically, no one proved herself a genius by making the team. The next year, however, Annette Hollis won fame by making the first team. In 1926 Constance Greco and Nancy Somes were substitutes. During the winter of 1927, Katharine Wormelle played on the second team and Marie Tufts was a substitute. This year Marie Tufts played guard on the first team and Adaline Hall, Catharine Hall, Katharine Wormelle, and Alice Mahady, who was captain, played on the second team. The results of the games show the great success which Miss Osgood has attained during her first year at Brimmer. The line-up for 1928 was as follows: j. c., May Kingsley f., Reberta Bailey g., Constance Draper s. c.. Alma Bird f., Barbara Crowe g., Marie Tufts GAMES Brimmer M Alumnae 40 Brimmer 27 May 17 Brimmer -13 Lee 13 Brimmer 70 Winsor 28 Brimmer 20 Milton 28 Page Forty-lh

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Glennie NF ORTU NATELY we have no expert tennis players in our class, but some of the members enthusiastically engage in this sport and take part vigorously in the spring and fall tourna- ments. Last October the honors went to two girls in the Second Class: -Margaret Haskell, Winner, and Ellen Kennedy, runner-up. These are the short and simple annals of our tennis career, but we can look to other fields for conquest ! Page Forty-ji