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

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bnreenlanh Naughty but Nice FIRST CLASS Now W0,l'6 in the Air MAY 29th Flying Luck E. LINDABURY Hold 'Em Yale! A B. Cox The Rush Hour LUNCHEON Special Delivery A. CAMPBELL Snappy J ane J. GIBBS The Wizard of the Saddle C. GRECO No Place to Go SCHRAFFT,S Rookies A. MAI-IADY and M. TUFTS Good Time Charlie C. MANNING Back Stage CLASS PLAY Ladies Must Dress E. MELCHER The Main Event GRADUATION Get Your Man I. NBER Love and Learn R. HALL The Cheerful Fraud D. GALE Mum's the Word H. HANSON Silk Stockings K. WORMELLE The Wizard K. HALL The Flaming Youths HALL SISTERS The Princelssb of Head Waiters JOSIE Rose of the Golden West R. DowNER The Girl in the Pullman D.PRESToN F ly gl! Rolled Stockings STH CLASS Good as Gold 4lTH CLASS The Joy Girl L. SMALL Spring Fever YACATION The Circus STUDY HALL Sporting Goods R. BAILEY On Your Toes fiYM CLASS The Magic Flame CHEM. CLASS Gateway of the Moon L. BRIEL Quality Street BRIMMER STREET The Cheer Leader M. BARRY One Woman to Another Us GIRLS The Last Moment D. STEELE Discord MUSIC PERIOD Man Crazy 3D CLASS On Guard PATRICK The Fair Coed A. MAHADY The Valley of the Giants 2ND CLASS The Symphony CHDRAL CLUB The Secret Studio E. SAVAGE Ten Modern Commandments RULES or S. C. Vanity DRESSING-ROOM Doon Old San Francisco M. TU1-'Ts I

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fllilass iBlap N February 21, this year, came our turn to provide the entertainment given annually to the school by the First Class. Instead of presenting an original take off on school life and affairs, we decided, after much violent discussion, to vary the customary type of program, that is to present a real play first. In short, as the programs said, it was an hour of First Class Fun. This began with a special release of Pathe - tic News Features, filmed by two members of the faculty, and revealing the lighter side of school life. Then came the play, The Maker of Dreams by Oliphant Down. The parts were taken by the First Class Playersi' - Elizabeth Melcher, Eleanor Lindabury, and Adaline Hall. Elizabeth and Eleanor were charming in their roles as Pierette and Pierrot, and Adaline, as the kindly and whimsical Dream Maker, played her part admirably. Last but certainly not least, came a series of vaudeville acts, in which our First Class ingenuity found expression. The whole performance ended when we sang to the school our optimistic First Class advice, - a song which gave the school the secret of our well-known optimism - LET A SMILE BE YOUR UMBRELLA ON A RAINY, RAINY DAY. Page For

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Best athlete Best dressed Best disposition Best sport Brightest Class cut-up Dreamiest First-to-be-married Frankest Gayest giggler J olliest Most artistic Most attractive Most absent minded Most conscientious Most demure Glass M. TUFTS D. PRESTON A. CAMPBELL K. WORMELLE J. MCKENZIE R. DOWNER L. SMALL R. DOWNER C. MANNING B. Cox E. LINDABURY E. SAVAGE J. GIBBS L. BRIEL J. MCKENZIE H. HANsoN flllharacteristics Most dignified Most flirtatious Most literary Most loquacious Most musical Most nervous Most obliging Most petite Most popular Most respected Most vivacious Oldest Peppiest Prettiest Youngest A. HALL B. HALL L. BRIEL D. PRESTON C. MANNING E. LINDABURY C. HALL L. HANsoN E. MELCHER K. WORMELLE B. Cox E. SAVAGE C. Gnsco A. MAHADY K. WQRMELLE Page Fr riy me