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

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PATRONS Aaron Floor Co., Inc. Aceti Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Adams Air Conditioning Specialists A.R.A. Slater Dining Service Arnold House Astor Exterminating Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Y. Banquer Bartman. Cohen 8: Tobias Insurance Agency. Inc. Bermuda Day Dr. and Mrs. George T. Bottomley Brewer 8L Lord-Insurance Harry A. Brown-Furniture and Carpeting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Bush. III Mr. and Mrs. Luke Capozzoli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Caputo Mr. and Mrs. John W. Carleton Wm. S. Carroll School Buses J. H. Chandler cQ Son. Inc. The Reverend and Mrs. Harold D. Chase. Jr. Chestnut Hill CO-operative Bank Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Chiten Circle Floors. Inc. The Circle Supply Company of Roxbury The Class of 1968 Coles-Edwards Co., Inc. Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Alvin R. Corkin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Corkin Cushing 8L Lyons, Inc. Danforth House Delaney Linen Service J . P. Donnelly, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Edwards Electronic Products, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Murray L. Feinzig Gallagher Bros. Garden City Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gervitz A. Gisone 8L Son Tile Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gordon Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradiord Gove, II R. J. Heavy C0. Highland Hardware, Inc. James Hook 8L Co. Hubbards Drug Store Hunnewell Market, Inc. Huntings Movers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Jones Junior Fair

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I SAW THE STRANGEST THING One night as I was walking home I saw the strangest sight. It was big and round With a white shining face And danced as though in llight. I got so scared I raced for home, But it chased me through the sky. It looked down at me as if to laugh, And then it flew right by. Ann Nickolds, Grade 6 THE NEWSPAPERS BROOKE MODIFIES VIETNAM POSITION 4 MEXICAN QUINTS IN GOOD CONDITION APOLLO TO GET OXYGEN MIX MEDFORD BOY KILLS FOR KICKS SNOW EXPECTED FOR NEW ENGLAND SPORTS COURTS REAL ESTATE THINGS ARE AT A LOWER RATE STOCKS AND BONDS POLLUTED PONDS!!! Mary Stokes, Grade 6 MELINDA If I could make up anyone in the world, I would make up a girl named Melinda. She would have brown eyes and long brown hair. Melinda would be very, very nice. We would spend most of our time going biking. We would go on an adventure. It would be like this. We would meet a horrible monster. We would be very frightened. They would lock us up in a room. We would make loud, frightening noises. This would make the monsters jump up and down with so much fright that they would knock the keys to the room out of a pocket. I would grab them just in time and unlock the door. First Melinda would go out and then I would. We Would make louder noises until we were far away. That is how my Melinda would be. J ill Norman, Grade 4 59 A WALK IN AUTUMN The smell of burning lezttes and the sound of a bamboo rake started me in the dtrection of a certain road. I passed through a thick wood and could hear squirrels chattering as they gathered nuts I could hear the pitter-pzttter of feet go- ing rather fast and assumed it wushm animal. There was a sudden gust of wind, and the glittering leaves fell from their branches and whirled to the ground. I had almost reached the road; and starting across a lield. l noticed a horse- drawn cart rumbling by. lilled with fruits. pumpkins, and corn. The grass in this field was thick and tall, thus hiding holes over which I tripped. After linally reach- ing the road. I took oll like a bird and ran towards home; for the clouds would start to cover the sun, and soon it would be blacked out. Every bird arrives at his nest to be with his family each night, and so I was returning home-as a bird would. Susan Sparks, Grade 7 HIGH WINDS High winds, blowing sails, Water slashing. high in galcs. Masts are shaking, Men are aching- Never, never so rough as now. Happiness coming, but far ahead. Never lasting, but never dead. Masts are cracking. Sails are flapping, Never. never so rough as now. .. Abigail Belknap. Grade i

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kardonick Lantern Builders Trust Lantern Realty Trust Lusalon, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Carl L0 Cascio Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Madfis Medfords Store for Men Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Mosedale Moulton Electric Service Inc. Nonatum Lumber Company, Inc. Northern Landscape Inc. Miss Anne P. Ogilby Old Colony Oil Co., Inc. Bernard J. Pace Mr. and Mrs. Israel Peraner Peraner Box Company Mr. and Mrs. Leo Regazzini Republic Floors. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Myron C. Roberts Rosenfield Concrete Co. Max L. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Saftel Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Saliba Mr. and Mrs. Alan Salny 61 Alfred A. Sartorelli Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Schier Joseph Schneider Seltzers Garden City. Inc. Mrs. Anna Simons Gove W. Sleeper M. Solimando, Inc. Star Market Co. Stetson Fuel Co. Ben Steverman 8: Co. Suffolk Grocery Co., Inc. Swerling-Ginsbcrg Associates Mr. and Mrs. A. Charles Tanner Dr. and Mrs. Ezio Tesonc Thomas Todd Company, Printers Miss Emily C. Thompson Thorstensen 84 Parker Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett C. Tobins Mr. and Mrs. Kcmaro Tsutsumi TwemyEighl Realty Trust Wakefield Concrete Co., Inc. White Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Bernard N. Wolfmzm Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Wolfmzm Paul J. Woods Co.. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Yev-cll Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zakon Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ziman