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Jlflazfziff ffizafiaffi cl-funk Trapelo Road South Lincoln, Mass. Ornament of a quiet spirit.-Old Temzmefzt Merry Ever since Merry arrived in Class IV, she has been found huddled over a not quite finished paper which will somehow be passed in and returned with honors and instructions that it be sent to the Chameleon: board. As one of our Class III representatives she was sent to the board herself, where, no doubt, she monopolized the discussion. Well . . . anyway, she always listens and stays on the ball. Huh? Merry abandoned us in the middle of Class II term papers and took off for Europe where, she insists, she did study. The skiing is good in Switzerland. She rejoined us for our frantic Senior year, however. She manages to keep calm through almost everything beneath her Tyrolean hat, which she doesn't wear uhardly never. It's hard to describe Merry because she always blinds people with Hash bulbs. The class hopes that the wanderlust, which seems to be a very prominent part of Merry's personality, will not lead her away from the ski slopes of New England and the floor of the jabberwock, where she takes pictures during certain rocking lunch times. Pet Peeve: eating Pet Passion: eating
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Pet Peeve: W.C.O.P. Pet Passion: crew races, her hat Hopie Hapelerr And that smile, like sunshine, dart Every Friday morning Hopie Howland, wearing her most unusual GREEN trench coat and having just taken off that straw flowered hat and let it slip off the senior bench, stands up and reads Clean-up for next week,'l which is exactly what everyone wants to hear. When not working on Clean-up, Hopie is a most lovable member of the Senior class fwith whom everyone talks over her problemsj. She has her lighter side too, being an avid supporter of Middlesex-she went to all the football games this year fplatonic relationship? . . . humm . . .!j. She is also a terrinc jitterbugger who puts on at least one exhibition at every dance. Hopie also has the distinction of being the oldest Senior boarder-she arrived in Class V and was President of the rambunctious IV's. If you ever hear anyone saying Isn't it sad? -one of her favorite expressions-you will know that it is Hopie, alias Hopeless Howland. Gblopa juss Glfo cvfcuzcf 53 High Street South Dartmouth Mass Into many a sunless heart.-Lofzgfellou
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Pet Peeve hrstory pages wrth no prctures Pet Passron prstachno nuts and pomegranates B1 072 B1 omzze Stzfzklzez Thy modesty s a candle to thy merrt Black notebook crooked under one arm hockey strck strarght over 1 shoulder that s Bron stand1ng tall over there on the edve of the hockey field w1th a frrendly look on her face She 15 wearm a BLUE gym su1t and as the1r Captaln has led the team for four of her five years at C A She can even tell them rn German what to do and they ll do rt Bron seems to go everywhere and try everythmg You may find her on a Western ack trrp spendrng the summer 1n .1 bwrss chalet Zlg zaggmg down a skr traxl Qjumpxn tooj crouchlng mxschrevously behmd a church pulp1t vrgorously playrng hockey against a nobody Cdont you know I-I1rvey9j or just quretly laughmg rn Chorus Along w1th these many actrvrtres she strll manages to get her work done well We all love memorres Remember when and Bron IS especrally good at recallrng for us those days when we were very young In fact on a wet wmter day rn her red boots sou wester and large Army parka Bron herself remmds us of john john had great b1g waterproof boots on john had a great b1g waterproof hat Other days she appears rn her riznzril fcovered by a trencn coatj It rsn t hard to recognrze Bron for she greets everyone wrth a smrle and a stumble Whenever I see Mrs Hall I fall flat on my face As she says Take each day as lt comes 7 , . 1 a ' T , . . . : , 5 1 U , Y ' D 1 1 1 . . , , . . . . I' , . . - U. . . . . U P f f U 1 a , . . . . . C . , - , . - U yn - - . . . . , - u yy ' - 1 7 C y - ' a 2 a - u - 3 - , rr , . . . . . , - f , V . . , . . . , . u 1, . , . 1: - rv L , . 'zozwfzn G4 ict srznay Bedford Road Lmcoln Mass Fzeldzfzg
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