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

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192.9 CLA SS BOOK MARGARET LOUISE HASKELL Address-120 Middlesex Road, Chestnut Hill, Mass. Mums, PEG Enlered, September 192.1 Born, August 25, 1912 Colne, pensive Nun, devout and pure, Sober. xfemlfasl, and dl'llllll'f'.ii-lh'lllLOIl Milton's lines are true-decidedly true-but they leave unmentioned the lu- minous character of Margaret's intellect. The fact is Margaret is brighI ! Yes. l'm sorry, but she deserves that unfortunate epithet, because of her A-getting propensities. An efeellent report card, Margaret l We've heard that said every four weeks of the forty months in our Upper School career! Margaret enjoys the Opera, particularly in the evening, and, perhaps inspired by the great that she hears performing there, she plays the piano. llymns she ex- cels in, especially Onward, Christian Soldiers, and you'll find out that she can sing. if you are clever enough to catch her oll' her guard. Next to singing. we might add the fact that her love for animals is truly remarkable in one so young. for her alfection for a certain Toni -a handsome specimen of feline majesty-is quite touching, and has warranted her membership in the Audubon Society. But undoubt- edly the finest quality in the girl's whole character is her firm, strong sense of thrift. ln Margaretfs life no piece of string. no inch of paper is unused, and we marvel to hear that she has used the same homework notebook for two consecutive years. Her energy in economieal questions does not surpass that with which she wields her tennis racquet. We cheer with excitement her masterly strokes. and enviously com- pare her garlic to the dashing English Comps that are returned to her. ever bearing the couunent Well done! lie it said for l'eg's benefit that we all have our idols and nobody blames her for admiring llelen Wills. Margaret. is a good child. and in leave taking, we feel for her a parental fondness. as she sets out this June for the treacherous evils of Paris! May she return to us, and to Bryn Mawr, unspoiled by its dangerous temptations, and may she be strength- ened against the fascinations of the charming Chinese Apollos with whom she will probably study French! THE SENIOR CLASS NIARGAIIICT ll,NSkl'Il.l. Secretary and Treasurer, '23 Student Council. '25 Elected to A. A.. '2T Rasket Rall 'lim-am. '20 Class Teams Winner of Tennis Doubles. '27, '28 Winner of Tennis Singles, '28, '29 Magazine Board. '27, '28, '29 Scop Society Printing Committee of Class Book 1,0110 Twenly-three

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1999 CIASS HOOK tfklltll. IIANSON Studvnt Counvil, '28 ICI:-4-te-d to N. N., '29 Nlzaguzim- llourd, '29 Scop Sovivty' llook Cluh lftlitor of Class llook l'uql' 7'1w'l1I.v-Iwo 'Y 7 YWI W VV QJIL .SPLN IOIE' C,-Xlllll. HNNSUN A-lrlclrfnvx-f28 Linnvan Street. l:HllllH'lIlg.ff'. Nlass. CxnoL Elzlerwl. Sf-ptenllwr 1927 l3orr1..luly IT, IOIZI 'Tix Il'I.Sl'I' hf'1'r1g yoml lhrm luul 'Tis .wi Pr llflllll nuwk lhun firrrvx --lirowuin '. . . . F- Carol is ons' of tht' quit-tvst and one of thc' most important Ill1'IlllN'I'S of our vlzuss. lla-r marks ure- za wondvr to huhold. not from midnight oil-hurninpz. but from nnturul t'Iltl0WIlll'lll. SOIll1'llIlll'S if you look ou-r in hvr dire-4'tion in a study-pvriod. you will vutvll ai dr:-:uuy look in her rye-, und tht-n you won't lw surprisvd to lintl at x 1-ry loyvly pot-vu in the- nt-xt issuv of thc- lnaguzinv. .lust bccallss- sho is suvh a dvpvmlulmlv little- person, you must not ln- surprisvd to svn- ht-r playing tvnnis or baske-t-hall out :lt tht- lit-ld or Sllt't't'SSrlllly riding the' hors:- in gym. Now you would vvrtuinly think that this was the- llltltlvl girl. but if you had st-vu the- vlass play. your idol would have hs-t-n shatte-rt-d. For thvn you would lluvv svvn this nive, quivt girl mlvvkvtl out in a llalning red hat. tiltvd ut un outrugvous zmglv, und with hvr dark voulplvxion vonsidcrahly vnliyvne-d hy artilivial me-uns. Da-spilt' tht- fuvt that shi' Sf'Q'Ill6tl to vnjoy this pe-rfornlanrv. we liaw- gn-at hops-s for this girl, and wt' know that Bl'iIllIIlf'I' is sf-nding a worthy rvpresvlltutiu- to ll e-llvslc-y.

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nigga Qpis B005 ' ' ' ' ' ' Nl'XDl'Il.lNl'I ll!UYlCS lluula tfluh Class Play llistury fitlIllllllll1'00ffllElSS lit l'u11:' 'l'u':'l1lv1fuur U15 5'1i1Q!U.f'1gl5-9 NIADICLINIC 'l'.'XYl,Uli IIAWICS ,1ddressft0 Nahant Street. Lynn, Xlass. HillAlJELINEi, Enlerfd. September 1926 Born. April 20. lflltl ll isy f,f,f llobe fflff Fl'-V ffflf 1 11-1' S. 1. f.luhn lit-yu-mtl Tout l Toot! Beware of Nladelinc-'s driving speed! llere she emnes in the orange- sweater at ten minutes of nine, her arln nearly hroken with the weight ul' the hooks. Un Tuesday afternoons we see her in the g:ynl trying to play llasket hall. llare oeeasions these! But never mind. she is one of our hest divers and she swims like a duck. What would happen il' Nladeline eould not sit next to the radiator? lf she ever goes to Labrador. she'll have to take one with her! Utherwise we fear the pour girl will freeze to death, and that would he too had. 'Nladeline has been with us at Brilnlner for three years. and eertainly we, as well as her friends near hy, will miss her, sinee she is the nu-rrie little sunshine in the north enrner ofthe study hall.