Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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gum to fff' '-X ta J' X 1 -1.77-ffrf' CJ J N... f r 'H CAMP HoNoRs AND NUMERALS B Marion Davis won the highest camp honor when she was awarded thet cer- tiiicate for being the best camper in June, 1925. This distinction is conferred to the girl, who, in the opinion oft the faculty and campers has shown 'the best camp spirit. Marion Gilbert was given honorable mention for camp spirit. E I The Posse-Nissen Cup for land sports was awarded to Hester 'Webster. The Posse-Nissen Cup for excellency in water sports was awarded tow Helen Shea. Hazel Anthony Theresa Adan Florence Bondi Elsie Bennett Mary Brown Catherine Burns Guerdaline Cady Beulah Cheney Anna Cohen Ruth Collins Lillian Curtis Marion Davis Clara Day Muriel Dorr Page one hundred three 5 3 -cflff NUMERALS FOR HIKING 1100 Milesj Marguerite Fair' Margaret Fay Grace Frost Dorothy Gaiser Dorothy Grant Gertrude Gray Amy Lee Harris Esther Harris Arlene Holmes Helen Kane Abigail Keeley Ann King Grace Kilroy Evelyn Marshall Agnes MacKinnon X Pearl Meirick Mary Morrow ' lane Moseley Carolyn Nachtrieb Marjorie Noyes Marjorie Pevear Theresa Powers Editht Quinn Jane Riordan Mary Sweeney i Goldie Thorner Doris Tucker Frances Williamson Margarette Wallace

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QA ff ', f Qin, I 3 N V 'Q CAMP SONGS THERE IS A CAMP UP HERE AT HILLSBOROH There is a camp up here at Hillsboro, Posse-Nissen is its name, And tho' perhaps you have not heard of it, It surely has won fame. It is the only place for you to be, And if you want some fun, just follow meg They teach you how to swim, dive, How to keep alive at Posse-Nissen, Posse-Nissen, Posse-Nissen Camp, W X- N W I NEVER HEARD OF ANYBODY DYING A I never heard of anybody dying From camping, did you? I've often heard a pretty maiden sighing For just a little hike or two. VVhen you get to camp, don't you start to faint, ' You may think that 'camp is going to kill youibut it ain't. I never heard of anybody dying from camping up here, did you? g v 'DG M- 95 M HWORK! AWORK! WORK DON'T S BOTHER ME Work, work, work don't bother rne, That's why I'm as happy as a bumble bee, Eat when I can get it, Sleep most any time, I don't give a hoorah if the sun don't ever shine, c I go everywhere, never pay a fare, I can hop a freight train most anywhere. Thatis why I'm as happy as a bumble bee, 'Cause I don't bother work and work don't bother me. M 95 +5 N FOR WE ALL WALK THE WIBBLY WABBLY WALK For we all walk the wibbly wabbly walk, For we all talk the wibbly Wabbly talk, And we all wear the wibbly Wabbly ties And Hirt with all the pretty boys YVith wibbly Wabbly eyes, And we all dance the wibbly Wabbly dance, And when the day is dawning, We all walk the wibbly Wabbly walk And have a wibbly Wabbly feeling in the morning. EVERY CAMP GIRL LIKES A HIKE OR TWO Every camp girl likes a hike or two, Every camp girl likes it better than you, Every morning you hear the campers shout, FALL INQ RIGHT DRESS, we're off for a hike today. -is as ec- as OH CAMPERS WE OF LOYAL BLOOD Oh campers we of loyal blood, We're sturdy, true and strong, Our Posse-Nissen Camp so well beloved, Wfe celebrate in song. Tho' the winds blow east or winds blow west, As we roam oier land and sea, Our trusty compass points us e'er, Posse-Nissen Camp to thee. N -it M 9? HPOSSE SINGS HER WELCOME SONG TO YOU Posse sings her welcome song to-you, And we hope you stay awhile-indeed we do, IrVe're surely mighty glad to have you here, And we join in giving you a-rousing cheer, Posse sings her welcome song to-you. Page one hundred four wiv I 336,60 X Q 6 M