Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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QA'-A fffff fb X ffffwfffff Y V 3 - U F V l 4 ANN KELLEHER '5Kelly , Sandwich, Mass- A. A. '25, '25g Assistant Cheer Leader. This girl is at leader, And should you have a doubt, Just wcuchthe cheering secLion ,S And the truth youill soon find OU!- Ann isa devotee of the dormitory fare and has ap- parently thrived on it. While not hilarious to any de- i gree,-Ann is full of fun and good humor. W Mary and Ann have formed a skiing and snowshoe Sky-k. l l ' ing club and have had lots of fun together. I I . s , N X' Ann is famed for her eyes and eyelashes, is sincere in K y X all her undertakings, is a good student, and her career .-if ,I 3, Xjwxjkglxqwbxgyhx 1 ought to be a Kscoring one. K Y LQJUQN tbrwxji uxoegkk . CJXXo'G wlXQwU -vklll Na WN- - - - ' ' 'Q' X3 3 ' g e K ee- A-if J - eu Noi. est XR Ei5iT15iXL. KENT if U . ' ' C'Edie AWK ' ,N L fl' ' Y F I -. SM yxvvx, ' Whitman, Mass. l W '24','i'25, 26g ,Cl'ass Basketball '24, '253 Varsity ' JJ H- Q Basketball '26g Cotillion ,24, '25g Treasurer A. A. '26g i ' 3XChairman Initiation Committee '26. I J Her friends-there are many, 4 ,XJ ' Her foes-are there any. 1 kb t, p A U' if Whenever you see a whirl of arms and legs on the gym 5 1 Q '3gffl?Jo,r or anywhere'els.e. you may feel sure that it is uEdie.H ' y , ' We had better whisper this one :-Mfldiei' at one time could i A 5 I almost, have been called a sissy, for she used to curl her WW Q ' C ,A Q air., -' 'G 15 She is one of the foremost athletes in the class and S -' many are the times we have watched her come down the i Q, 3 1 '14-ladder head first at the expense of many lost buttons and 1 -r ' 2-' ' 'handsome bruises. ' 'p 7 We are expecting uEdie and Wllrotv will arouse the World , A . one of these days by their astrongman acta' with which they y Q istartled HHillsbury. In the meantime, have fun, uE.die.'7 i .yf i ,I 3 i '-9' k y , fy' E tg lub hw. ' Page forty 3 s ' 1 'QQ'Q'sA. ew X R . i l l

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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

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QQN F- T Af K -'J-.gf-,f-f.df Q ','7 f.7Tf',f.7'..Fff X t A f N., GRACE LU DWINA KILROY CCR0y79 ' Fall River, lVlass. A. A. '24, '25, '26g J. J. Club 26. MA cheerful temper makes wit good-naturedf? We cannot think of Grace without thinking of 66Gail, uPeg, and all the rest of their crowd in the Gas House. I guess many are the nights you helped the rest of the ubungi' keep Marion and Rose busyntrying to think of a way to keep you quiet. Neither will We forget the Camp Show when the judge had us all in suspense as to Whether We were going to be arraigned or not. A If Grace does as good Work for her future superin- tendent as she does for Dr. Gray, she will be a credit to ANNE FRANCES KING A A 25 26 Can Club '26g Athletic Editor 'Possum 26 Class Day Committee. . A constant friend is a rare thing. her school. i A nne AKIIK A Brockton, Mass. Dont call me 'Anniefw says Anne, and consequently she s always being teased. She takes it all in her naturally sweet Way and comes through smiling. As an athlete she rates among the best in our class, both at school and at camp. Basketball is not complete with- out Anne three feet in the air, doing her famed split and letting out her excited yells. ulVlr. Fritz has learned to imitate them almost to perfection. Seriously speaking, though, Anne is a classmate of whom we are all proud and as a friend she is indeed a friend worth having If we could regulate things to come the best would be none to good for our 4'Annie.7' N ease J l ff