Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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30 THE ECHO The People’s Savings Bank OF BROCKTON Extends to the graduating class of the Sumner High School its congratulations. The promise of tomorrow will be realized only as each individual looks into the future with a well defined goal. To desire is one thing — to achieve the fruit of that desire is another. That Success may attend your efforts is the earnest wish of this Mutual Savings Bank. GAS Distinctive Printing of the Better ‘ Quality Gas . . . cooks your food. Pre- ' serves and protects your food. Provides the comfort and protec- tion of constant hot water. Heats your Home Serves industry in scores of ways BROCKTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY Tel. Brockton 143 H. W. BAILEY PRESS PRINTERS 948 Washington Street SOUTH BRAINTREE Tel. Braintree 0325

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THE ECHO 29 The next regular meeting was called for April 10, 1935, a date which nearly proved fatal, for a roaring “Northeaster ' ’ had de- scended upon the town and threatened to upset the plans. The atmosphere cleared, however, early in the evening, and a fairly good crowd showed up. At this meeting the report of the music committee was ac- cepted which will eventually result in the formation of an Alumni Band and or- chestra. Ihe nomination of officers was held as it is called for by the by-laws, but due to me ia.C ' t tnat the (present officers had only been in office three months, it seemed ad- visable for the iiresent officers to hold their respective offices for another year. Ihe meeting was followed by games and dancing. Refreshments were served un- der the direction of Mrs. Pauline Fouche. An important announcement was made at the meeting to the effect that a mam- mouth bridge and whist party would be held on Tuesday evening, April 23, 1935 for the benefit of the Scholarship Fund. The party was held as scheduled and due to the hearty response of the merchants and public spirited citizens of the town in making prize contributions, together with the energetic efforts of the commit- tee in charge, it proved a decided success, and the award of the scholarship this June, 1935, was assured. Thus have the activities of “The Sum- ner High School Alumni Association of Holbrook” flared and flamed and made their warmth effective, and thus it is planned that they may continue to do so. Ruth P. Smith ’32. Secretary. Autographs iCnr n Hurrl tsnit $c €o. 3nr. 828 Park Square Building Boston, Mass. CLASS RINGS - .MEDALS - TROPHYS Chosen as official Jcivclers for Class of 19S6

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THEECHO 31 J. FRANCIS MEGLEY NEWSPAPERS PERIODICALS CENTRAL FRUIT CO. THOMAS GEORGE WHOLESALE FRUIT PRODUCE 43 Plymouth Street ‘ HOLBROOK - MASS. Tel. Ran. 0002 COHEN BROS. CLEANSERS — DYERS FURRIERS Now Is The Time To Store Your Furs and Heavy Garments No. Main Street, Randolph Call Randolph 0611 FRANK W. M GAUGHEY SOCONY FILLING STATION JOHN O’NEIL Manager of First National Store HOLBROOK - MASS. HOLBROOK SERVICE STATION AUTO RADIOS TYDOL GAS OILS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES K. of P. Building, Holbrook EARLE D. IVESON CHANDLER’S GROCERY STORE HOLBROOK CASH MARKET Weymouth Street HOLBROOK - MASS. CHOICE MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES WILDE’S STORE P. 0. Square HARDWARE — GROCERIES BENNETT MHAUGHLIN Carmote Paints Grain and Flour Attorney at Law