Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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CUERDLUXE CATHERINE CADY t .. , V- K I s f f S sa ff - S N'N '.1:,a M . 9:fPfPff9f'73AZ' .f5 .eer 35 Y. 't2D22v',fe?F'gcr' 2 s.-it L' r--Lp.-Ai' A N N H 15,1-43 1K4-fj'1. KXAK f J N - ' '- xxx Xxx, A g Y Q V .- - f. -4 T al f5rr'trLHr e'f 'i' F4 i'f+'Jfs KTM it X ' ' X ' ' CATHERINE T. BURNS atdtstkf' U0-1 X uBurnsLe c'Lea ping Lena AKIIK X Roxbury, Mass. A. A. '24, '25, '26g B. B. Clubg Class Treasurer '24, '25, '263 Class B. B. '24, '25, '26g Secretary A. A. '25, Q 'Tis good will makes intelligence. I L'Burnsie has never been known to fail-if we all had been like her, we would not have known what the word exam meant. All three years we've seen her lanky form flying over apparatus and skimming the floor in basketball. -She's a rival of Pavlowa, too. Where did you get the name 'leaping Leann? Remember her 44Aunt Ophelia in the famous wfopsy and Evan? But foremost of all her activities are those of the Senior Class Store. Never has there been such a saleswomanl Just let '4Burnsie inveigle you into the Rest Room and you may come out with any- thing and everything, but not empty-handed. She is fair-minded, energetic and full of ambition and we ask if anything but success could confront such a person? cadyr Holyoke, Mass. A. A. '25, '26g Posse Pep Club c'Let us have music dying, and I seek no more delight. While she has been with us for two years, we are not quite sure whether we really know her or not. Her at- tributes may be many, and we do know she is accomplished as a violinist and a student. All sorts of reports have been made from camp, but from all accounts of the Power House bunch, HCady got more sleep than any one else, aslnoise never seemed to bother her. Lately she has been visiting the movies considerably, and we have heard that she murmurs about HBrown Eyes, but are in the dark as to just what it is all about. She is a conscientious stu- dent and a good friend to every one. We wish her the best of luck. Page twenty-seven 1 6 if-13.17.717 'Cf'-I-7'-f-77?

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.-'bv ,v I , 1 ijt! 1 IJ Q' L'. .,F 1 I I ' X Cf fig.. W A fb fb' ,- . l . KA Q-X x.fx ,fx f Ni.-, ffff ' W' ff ff-fy-gif JS'9'f.7.7f.fffJ'ff f :x.,,f' ANNA EDITH COHEN C6Ag1nn9J Conimicut, R. l. A. A. '25, '263 POSse Pep Club, Class-will ccffllfl still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she hnewf' When you see a small, serious girl around school itls Anna. She is sincere in her work and studies faithfully- alas! if only all of us shared her good habits. Beneath it all, she has the determination to reach the goal, and if anyone deserves success, she does. lf the present offers any indication to the future, we are sure she will have it. She has been one of the hard Workers who have been going to Beverly. every Thursday, and her training there will help to make her one of the best teachers sent out by Posse. RUTH COLLINS North Andover, Mass. A. A. '25, '26 MWhat secret delight a quiet person affords. Perhaps we weren't glad to welcome Ruth to our class when she decided to come to Posse after spending a year at Sargent. Ruth might be justly called Hllfladame Dig- nity and this quality is to be admired by every one. Sometimes Ruth feels a bit 'ckittenishw in Mr. Nissen's classes and will start to pick on poor uFuzzy,7' then the fun begins until one of the merry-makers receives a big fat four, then it isnlt quite so funny. Seriously speaking, Ruth, much luck and success is due to you and we all feel sure that the much coveted Y. C. A. position will be yours some day. i Page twenty-nine NQANA H QQ, N':- -fy-..f-,fggdff Q4:4: : -f'..7'.l'!'.i M