Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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BROCKTONIA D W2 lm. MQW? Wmgxg Class Ode Seniors, now late sun is setting On dear days at Brockton High. We have reached life's early cross-road, Where sad parting hour draws nigh. Sometimes rough the path we've travelled, Yet the ending causes tears. Friendships made along this highway Will endure through coming years. Thoughts of many happy moments. Spent with classmates tried and true, E'er will linger in our mem'ry, As we sadly say adieu. And to you, fair Alma Mater. We shall always faithful be. And where e'er the future leads us, We shall love and honor thee. Virginia H. Laybolt, '29 l 0, l as swam '-Z,

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24 BROCKTONIA ll -1- Know Thyself, O, 'Class of '29 'Y' EDITOR'S NOTE: I meant to call the jinglcs that I called them Know Thyself , and let it go at that. Al-IL, HELEN MARGARET A blonde it was like this Miss .Ahl That caused the lofty Troy to fall. ALLAIRE. ELVEDA YVETTE She can type much faster fat Than can speed a speedy car. ANDELMAN. RUTH - Curtis. in her mimirry. Has one corking voice, by gee! ANDERSON. ALICE ROSAMOND Pink and white, supple. tall. Like hollyhocks near a garden wall. ANDERSON. CATHERINE ELIZABETH Catherine likes to draw, I hear. She'll succeed. IQO. never fear. ANDERSON, ELEANOR DAVIS Vlith Elmer and Ernest on musical spree Is Eleanor-the eternal three. ANDERSON. HELEN THERESA ' Lucky Helen Anderson Needs no cosmetics-not a one! ANDERSON. INEZ DAPHNE She has mastered once for all U The delicate art of How to Stall . ANDERSON, LILLIAN MARTHA As pale are hers as Isolt's hands. Fair daughter of the northern lands. ANGLIM, ALICE MAE ' Her heart heats madly after a fashion From reading tales of love and passion. AVERY. MARJORIE BELLE Is sober and rellective. so quiet all the w hile. Why don't you show us, Marjorie. that you know how to smile? BAKER. ELIZABETH LILLIAN She's always ready with a word And like's the talkies. so I've heard. BAKER. FANNIE 4 Cook or teacher, wife or fakir. But I just won't be a baker. BALDWIN. ELEANOR CLIFTON Whom would we like to look at more Yrs. you've guessed it. Eleanor! BALLENTINE. ETHEL LYDIA Quantity and quality. Both exist in Ethel B. BANAVICH. ANNA MAY l A small bird sits in her throat and sings. For trills. it beats its silver wings. BARNES. DOROTHY MATTHEWS Tall and straight. slim and fine. Defined against the sky like a brave young BARRY. MARY ESTHER I like translation. that I do. Te Amo. Latin. I love you. BARRETT. ROSE ANN Hete's a trait of pretty Rose. She sews and sews and sews and scws. BASSETT. RUTH LOUISE Someone said that this Ruthie Is clever in Biology. BATCHELDER. LAURA MAY Quick. deft and etiicient. very. Laura is His Secretary . BELANGER, JEANNETTE ALDEA This is her outstanding trait: Suzanne Lenglen to emulate. BELEVICZ, FLORENCE ALBINA Her prowess as a fine athlete Does bring her medals for each feat. BENOIT, CELESTE MARY This maiden with intriguing name As Sunday hostess wins her fame. BENOIT. MARGERY RUTH Pert. Parisian. peppy very, These are adjectives for Jerry. BENSON. EVELYN LOUISE Gentle Ev. says. Let me try it If the occupations quiet. pine. Rhymelets but that sounded so much like omelets BISSON. DOROTHY DORIS Not foward. no or talkative. but when you ask her why. To every question she's prepared to give a good reply. BLACK. GEORGIA BALLARD Warm. black nights and stars forsaken. These can Georgia's name awaken. BOKMAN. PHOEBE She can hit the basket far. Phoebe is a sprightly star. BOLAND. MARY JOSEPHINE From here to far elf France or Poland. Whos friendlier than Mary Boland? BOLGER. GERALDINE BARBARA - lVho's skilled in drawing? Really? Very! An artist in the flesh is Jerry. BOLIEAU. FRANCES ELIZABETH Try to imagine. if you can. A typist skillful as our Fran. BOYD. MARION GRACE Too busy far to prink and perk. A clever little order clerk. BRADY. ETHELMAE A pretty lass, most certainly. endowed with senti- ment, l wonder whom she voted for to be class president? BRESLOV. MARY Vlhy does homework bore her so? Why Mary likes it not. you know. BRITTON, MADELON LOUISE She ran solve the hardest problem or example ever had And Ifve an inkling that she likesa certain Irish lad. BROWN. BLANCHE DOROTHY With red shoes tripping up and down, Oh skillful actress is La Browne. BROWN, ETHEL WINSOR Quiet. Ethel is, demure. Timid. chaste. and very pure. BROWN. FRANCES MARJORIE Remarkably pretty. and charming besides, In her soul, too. a bit of the poet abides. BRUSSEAU. ALINA ESTELLE Katherine's a truly star, a dazzling. raging shrew: But, oh. good gracious me. Estelle-does Ronnie think so, too? BRYANT. BLANC!-IE AMELIA Looking cheerful all the while. Karp it up. lass: smile, girl. smile. BUBE, HELEN EMMA Plies the needle skillfully. Perhaps some time for her family. BUCKLEY, MARION BEATRICE Sparkling eyes that darkly glow And cheeks wherein red poppies blow. BURKE. ALLYENE IRMA 'Tis fact indeed. not rumor. Her's is a precious sense of humor. BURKE. MARY ELLEN Mala puella Marial Say. Why do Paul's Latin every day? CALLAHAN, ALICE MARION We have a very trained nurse now To cure your ills and smooth your hrow. CALLAHAN. PHYLLIS MARGUERITE Wind-blown bob. askew and wild. Pawn Phyl's a darling child. CAMERON. FRANCES EDITH In tunnis she a inc place lills, Will soon be beating Helen lVills. CAMPBELL, LILLIAN VERONICA Slimly modern. lovely-oh, Perhaps 'twas soup that made her so. CANNON. EVELYN BERNICE Cannon gives a loud salute. To hail a miss who's awfully cute. A. '