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

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41' Ib All the photographs in this Year Book were made by BAC H RAC H except two by Horsman, Boston. W1 :lb

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Seeing Leah, reminded me of Helen, even though they are not sisters. Leah told me that Helen had graduated from college with honors, had received every possible kind of degree, and had then been offered a very responsible teaching position at Harvard. Three cheers for Helen! About this time, I received a letter from New York. It was an invitation from Leona Small, to visit her at her new home overlooking the Hudson. She had but recently given up steam-boat racing, and was doing research work in psychology, in which field she was deeply interested. There I had a pleasant visit of several days with her. On my way home through New York City, some time later, I stood listening to a huge radio in a music store on Broadway. U. N. T. announcing, said a voice from the loud speaker, We are about to present to you a group of new song hits, one of the very latest being, Why I like Fraternity Pins and Clogging by Beverly Cox. When I returned to Massachusetts, I went one day to visit my old friend Janet McKenzie, who had long since changed her last name. Her large family was a joy to me, and I boarded the train for her town with great anticipation. During the ride the conductor passed around cards which I supposed were advertisements. But it was not an ad for liniment this time. Alice Campbell was printed in large letters across the top, and lower down Improvement Committee of Footstools for Sleepy Passengers on the New York, New Haven, SL Hartford RB. Upon reaching Blankville, Janet and I greeted each other affectionately, and when I had told her about our class-mates, I received the choicest bit of news. Marie Tufts was said to be touring the country, giving public orations on How to Catch a Husband Z P 0 Fifty-six

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MORE than ever before, schools are rec ognizing the impor- tance of proper foot- wear. We have a large selection of shoes for 47 TEMPLE PLACE 4I4 BOYLSTON STREET walking heels. Dainty slippers and hose for the dressier occasions of school life. And for cases of actual foot- trouble, our Plastic classroom or campus shoe is very highly wear with low, broad recommended. C 0 IW P A N Y T. E. MOSELEY CO. SQWQM Sfmt N. G. WooD AND soNs BOSTON FOOTWEAR