Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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xg-,X QAW Qin, ff r 3 N -' f T' ALUMNI ACTIVITIES GRADUATE CLUB The graduate Club is composed of those members of the Alumni Association who are teaching in or near Boston. The club meets once a month for the purpose of a- discussion of mutual problems- and to obtain new teaching material. The tentative programme for the school year of 1926 includes the following Alumni: F. N. Nissen, Swedish and Danish gymnastics, Joseph J. Smith, organization and administrationg 'Charlotte Green, clogging, Mrs. Selma Walsh, the sub-normal child, Miss Marie Reardon, dancing, Miss Cordelia Torrey, folk dancing, Miss Eva McLean, Mr. Thomas Hines, Miss Eleanor Quinlan, Miss Genevieve Burns, Mrs. Dorothy Charnock Speth, basketball, M'r. Teusi Orion and others. , PLACEMENT BUREAU The Posse.-Nissen School combines with the Alumni Association in the main- tenance of .the Placement Bureau. The Bureau aims to keep in close contact with the graduates of the school, and to make recomrnndations for vacancies and in all possible ways to assist its graduates. I t p V, ALUIVINI DINNER. The annual Christmas. dinner was held at Hotel Sheraton on Tuesday, December 29, 1925. Thirty-two 'members were present. Mr. Fred O'Brien, Associate Director of Physical Education in the Boston Public Schools, was the speaker. X A 4 A I y ANNUAL 'MEETING The 'regular business meeting and banquet of the Posse-Nissen Alumni Associa- tion was held Saturday evening, April 24, at Hotel Sheraton. It was voted to change the dues from one dollar for life membership, to one dollar annually. Miss Ida Trustein was appointed' Assistant Secretary-Treasurer for the coming year. Miss Doris Tucker, '26, and Miss Dorothy Sawyer, '28, entertained. Page one lzunrlred fourteen .J Q Iggy X'-Q'-QIN Q86 f

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