Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Q':,t v ?ff:f,7-,gyff f 'P'-1:4-f-.ffxfff X f 3N..r' . ,gf GERTRUDE E. GRAY -eww -. X, 'gtg DOROTHY GRANT ' X-fl CCDOZSD VX Mgk V x -L Y' 4' 1-A. Stoneham, Mass. ' Ig, . A. A. '25, '26: K. K. ciub. 4, TM fc .. - , ' an Always thoughtful, hzntl and nntroublefl. This quotation fits HDot very well, but We feel a little shivery about the word untroubled. because we have seen her troubled about-Well, Beverly, and in someone's classes, but that doesn't happen Very often. As Sarah Maude in the Christmas play uDot sure was a Wonder. She took the part to perfection and we'feel confident that she will take just as good care of future pupils as she did of the Ruggles family. C5Trudy93 Derby, Vt. 'A. A. '24, '25, '26g Posse Pep Club '24, '25, '26g B. B. Club. ' 'She selclorn speaks but when she does she says some- thing. I Not until Doggie House gave their show did anyone realize what talent Trudy possessed. We Wonder if that venerable old gentleman whose part she took would have turned over in his grave had he seen '4Trudy 'ado her stuff. aTrudy is noted for her quick responses in theory class and she can usually answer Dr. Gray's catch questions. They say that Trudy is an excellent masseuse and We sur- mise that she will follow that line of Work in the future. Page thirty-Jive QQA ' I 40 X TQ'Q,:A If 556 V Q Q,-N,:,h F