Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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rf-f-.f-Je,-7-gfffff -5 fffyrfffff f 3 N - C ' 2 ' ARLINE HOLNIES clflolmsien' ' Whitman, Mass. V A. A. 24, '25, ,265 E. M. 3 Club. 'The more we clo, the more we can dofg Milolmsien was one of the old three-year veterans who has so conscientiously traveled from Whitman to Boston every day. We all know MHolmsie'7 by the extraordinary styles she brings from her tonsorial artist. Won't you tell us who it is, Arline? When we were at camp we discovered that HHolmsie EE loved to take pictures. We used to see her morning, noon and night, taking various Hshotsf, Vile often wondered whether it were she or someone else who disturbed the whole camp by the terrible noise at ulvloonshine lun. Never mind, Ml-loimsiefp we're not kidding when we say that we're betting that you will be one of the first to get a position for next year. A ' GENEVA JENSEN 2 aGene'7 4 Southboro, Mass. A. A. '24, 325, '26g .Advertising Manager 'Possumg Co- tillion'Club '24, 25g .Chairman Class Day Committee, I A -6'She has talents equal to business. Didvyou ever know anyone who knew more people on the stage than 4 Gene?- 9 She is one of the regular commuters andbis' a candy-maker par excellence. Many a dull day has been brightened when NGene7' has appeared in the alley with a box of candies. As advertising manager of the Possum she has proved her worth,'and we are sure that whatever '4Gene'7 undertakes will be carried through to the best of her ability. Page thirty-eight E J - XX W ,Q QZQQA- I 040 X N':'C': -1:1-.gfffff Q QQ'-. ,. -,J-Cf-ly, .lim MM-Xi .RfwW ' NP . .L rims ,xi-9 Alma? K7 l V. Q. 4 2 , A f,X,v-'fo I , l - 5--Qrdvghg, . -Q. . if ' 4--fz,,c,ff

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'Q':,. f fx 'S-gk ffff f I X 'R'-'cfs J! . .- X a ' . X r A r A, 1 . ff , , f ,',,f'.f .1 .' I . ii, -f f' Qi. I . V 5 fl- ' J . Y bf ll ,I ' , 0 ' -if If , 3- . si . r Bluff! dl l VIRGINIA I-IEALD aGil7,M AWK Dorchester, lVIass. . A. A. '24, '25, '26, Class Swimming '25g Vice-President P Class '26g Can Club. A diamond in a small package 5 an attraction to seekers real gems. 6cGin7' came to school with a Hbingf, There is no need to Wonder how she acquired the nickname uCin,'7 for she 1S just as full of pep and ginger as any one person could ESTHER HARRIS '4Phord', EIX Macon, Georgia A. A. '25, '26g B. B. Clubg Posse.Pep Club '25, '26gg Senior Prom Committee '23g Joke Editor' Possum '26 Camp Bugler '25 aff you want to have some fun, call on her and the deed is donef' c -5 uPhord', came to us last year, but it didn't take long for us to find out that the above line is not merely a quota- tion but it is a fact. She is capable of making us feel good-natured when We are downcast, and she did this many times at camp. Evrey time we think of uPhord we recall the song: uOh, how I hate to get up in the morningf' for she was our camp bugler. She was on the job from 7 A. IVI., to 9:30 P. M., every day excepting after the overnight hike when the mosquito found her lips too inviting to pass by so had to stay and leaveyall his regards on her upper lip. She sure got swelled up for once. How about it, '4Phordie? She is always full of pep and We all Wish her the best of luck in all that she does. There is one thing 'cCin,7 has kept us wondering about. Did she like hospital Work or did she go because she liked to be near the Franklin Square House? Our tribute to HCin'7 is-a good all-round girl, and We have not the slightest doubt that she will exit with a Bingf' also. Page thirty-seven tk' J QA Vim 09 f L e xfx . - V 3 -fzf-,fy-ff? N,-'N':f'.L'I'.!.?-jff

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'Q':,. f' ' Q- -':,- ff ' N 'ff ff ',:'-'Tf.7'.G'.fffff S i 7 rffccf-fff-fyff f 4 S N x,,f HELEN FRANCES KANE ':Snapper SIX Marlboro, Mass. A. A. '25, '26, P-osse Pep Club '26g B. B. Clubg Freshman Reception Committee 3 Senior Prom Com- mittee. HA little ginger, a little pep, makes one have the Posse rep. Helen's first day at Posse was an eventful one. She drove down from Marlboro in her car with several upper classmen. They reached Boston about noon after much stopping and pushing. Last year she was one of the N. Y. l N. H. 81 H. commuters, but this year is one of the F. S. H. ,.-- - Lzknkbfx, Nh W4 f K4 9 gang. ' A JL...-A,...,A ex. g -N M N 1- If Helen had been a boy We are sure she would have V-N vp N ks ,M-1 -.,-t-f-fmt' been on one of the big league teams, for she is an out- sf 'L Epwvfusaktffgbzfianding player on the diamond. N i, urrsjhx-J V 23 Z 1 1 t?'YJ'l l ,M Wyiwufb l 5 7 iffy! l 2 Uifw. 'eff .5511 .K I' .Lffwfj ABIGAIL KEELEY CCGail99 , A Medford, Mass. . . '24, '25, ,26. tafaft Kimi A A .2 717' I 'fl-La? ,V . ff 4 ,I If 1 I X ,If ,7L,,,, f'W4.a, . f-.H s 5 -ff! ' 4 . J 'gflnd gladly would she learn to teach. uAttention:,'-from our Freshman year when uGail first got out in front of our class and started teaching, everybody sat up and took notice. She grasps all oppor- tunities and has done Well at Beverly, even in folk dancing. Here's hoping she will continue her good work in school and playgrounds, even tho' we have heard rumors of a uboy friendn at Boston College. I 'Cheer up, Gail-it will not hurt him to Wait, and We know you Will always be at the head of the line as you have been during your three years at Posse. Page thirty-nine - L' ,J X YQ... se Q gf N':'E : -f:f'.x'f.fPf Q,:,5 LE -f.7'.f:f'.-Q'-'M