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

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1929 CLA SS BOOK l'Il,l,I'IN EDWARDS KENNEDY .ftddress-li' Devon Road, Chestnut Hill, Mass. l'lLLl'INH Enlffred. September 1921 Born, Nlareh ltl. l9l2 lf lo her share SOIlIl'.ft'lIIl1Il' errurxfull, Look un lwrflm' und you 11 forge! HIPIII all. -Pope Ellen is the highest standing member of our 1-lass. Because of her great stature, as well as her lengthy arms and legs, she is a welcome addition to our basket hall and hoekey squads. Eager to do her share in athleties or other st-hool at-tivities, Ellen shows that she understands the meaning of Coi3pc-ration. Everyone who knows her will agree that hers is a friendly disposition. ln fact, she is rather an all-round girl, who sings and plays. who shares honors with Peggy, our tennis star, at, eaeh tourmuuent'-next year some one else will have a ehanee lMwho paints posters readily upon request, and who fulfills her ambitions for acting, with a iuaseu- line role in the Class Play. With her tive feet ten and her hrother's clothes, what a hit, she van make! One word more, Ellen always lets us know when it is Nlonday, for t.hat's her hurry day, though we notiee she never lets her engagements inter- fere with her appetitel THE SENIQQQQQQ ELLEN K EN NEDY Eloeted to A. A., '29 Basket Ball Squad, '27, '28, '29 Hoekey Squad, '29 Class Teams Winner of Tennis Doubles, '27, '28 Runner-up Tennis Singles, '28, '29 Glee Club, '25-'29 Class Play Art Committee of Class Book I 'age Tllwnly-xevrrz

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1929 CLASS BOOK THE SENIOR CLASS Hlfl,l'fN l'ILIZABli'l'll lDl'Il.l, Address-9 Hyslop Road, Brookline-, Mass. HELEN,, Enle-red. Sf-ple-:nbc-r N28 Born, August 27, IOII Ile-Ile-r-skvllvr. llurry-srllrruv. f-llemhe-rt Senulhe-y Nothing lo dem! ll as lhat lle-le-nl' Nut e-xavllyl judging frenu what we- he-ar anel se-e-. ll' he-r varied and xarierus ae-tivitie-s le-ft he-r with any xae-anl menne-nts. lle-le-n would re-ad and re-ad anel re-ael-hooks nl' stenrie-s. hunks of pen-ms err hunks of e-ssays lem te-ll us about at liemk fllulr. By nature- she- is elre-ang and llllbllgllllillll we- knenwl afte-r e'ale'hing he-r enfte-n me-elilating almul far-ull' seune-whe-re-. Nl'X1'l'lll4'll'SS. Ile-le-n ke-e-ps us Hll1'SSlIlH. When werulel lllink eil' he-r as se-rierus, afle-r he-aring he-r laugh me-r senue- rielivulerus vpiserele- whim-h has just he-e-n re-gale-el lay Hay. ur se-e-ing he-r dane'e- around lhe- SLTllU0ll'0UIllS from shi-e-r surplus e-ne-rgy. She- lexelks ser we-ll in g51ll e'l0tlle's whe-n she- vlugs exr nlarvhe-s lhal, we-'el e-xpe-e'l he-r len he- lll l.I'.N IDluI,l. nhl 2 e-lie: lllll nu. Cfererle-el againll. llllbllflll she- erllglll lu. she- will neil jeniu us ern Ille- . , lie-lel of ae'Iixe- .' me r'l.'. Nude-nl lllblllltll. JU , Nl l N . , , , , , , , lgtmk gjlul, fejlmir,m,m- 'ju Nhall we- e-xe-r furge-I lhe- hre--e-xllnpruislung1-xpe-ruue-nl Ill Lhe-uuslry vehe-n Ile-le-n Class Play did he-r he-st len pul erul all ul' us insle-ael elf the- fire-2' err the- way she- remlle-el nut l.iquerrr NPVV l 'F'lllW'S l - 'll'll'll 'Ill-'HW lglmk sirrllu in Grew-n Cllezrlre-11.w-1' err the- '-l3'Q she- made- ern that lirsl une-ah le-st in linglishl' Puele' Tu-e-nl,v.xl.r Shall we- e-x e-r forge-I the-sv things? Yer. lle-le-n. nerr peru. e-ilhe-rl

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W I 1 Kiel M I 929 CLASS BOOK THE SENIOR CLASS MAY KINQISLEY Student Couneil, '27 lileeted to A. A.. '27 President of A. A.. '29 Basket Ball Team. '27, '28, '29 Captain of Basket Ball 'l'eam, '29 Manager of Basket Ball, '28 Iloekey Squad, '2T. '28 lloekey Team, '29 Class Teams Book Club Class Play Photography and A. A. flUlllIlllU,f'4'S of Class Book Page Twerll-v-eivlhl ICDNA MAY KINGSLICY Address-60 livans Road, Brookline, Mass. MAY Entered. September 1921 Bora. April I, l9l2 She Ihal was ever fair and never proud Ilad langue nl will. .vel was never loud. AShakesp1-are May is the expression of temperament, gay-indifferent-melaneholy. ller outlook on life ehanges every fifteen minutes. NN hen she wakes up in the morning she just rloesrfl see how she eau possihlv liv c through the day, hut. hy the time sehool is reaehed, future prospeets have brightened. llowever, the great attraetion in life for May is-sleep! Ueeasionally during the day a loud and lrored yawn may he heard from the corner-this signifies one of two things, either that 'Nliss Kingsley is awakening or that, she is just returning to sleep. May is going to contribute some of her talent to Smith College next year, hut after thatdwhat then? She might turn an l. W. W. Qlndependent Vlild Womanj, who knows? May exeels in sports and has been one of our outstanding athletes for several years. The familiar line,f tiirls, you really nmst eome out, for sports. reminds us of her. But. she doesn't eontine her conversation to sueh remarks nor her elforts to athletics. Furthermore her sagaeious eomments and lnuuorous jokes have given our elass the rep for being noisy. Outside of sehool, May has a raft of friends, but she is never seen far from a eertain lzzy. Notwithstanding this faet, we all adore. respeet, and admire May and wish her the greatest possible sueeess for the future I