Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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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

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Q':,I xy- . F ', N Q-GN X X W 'fy-fiffff'-jf f 'V'-f.v:f-.fff'ff T J X -f f ALICE IVICGRATI-I e EC-Alb? K Hudson, Mass. A. A. '24, 125, '26, J. J: Club ,26. 'cSmile and the world smiles withiyouf, Q We all wish that we were a doctor's daughter when it comes to Dr. Grayis subjects, for HAI rarely gets less. than a ull, when Dr. Gray calls on her. We don't know whether this is a result of their having something in common,-ibut at any rate, I think we're a wee bit jealous. e A -I HAIW, went to camp Withthe Class of 1925 and shelikeil it so well that she wentagain with her own class. I think that is speaking well for the Posse camp, don't you? Whether you do teaching or massaging as your pro- fession, we wish you the best of luck. 1. WD t fi Hee. PEARL IVIEIRICK I I I aihoveyg' Dorchester, Mass. A. Aj '25, '26g Class Swimming '26g K. K. Club '26. The forceof her own merit makes her own wayf' a yellow Stutz .... , but now MLovey spends most of WJ? lf4Lovey,7 made her debut at Posse by telling us a story of Jdwf lvww her spare time playing on the apparatus and going to the library where we think Goldie and she must have reserved rooms. Ah yes! The arguments between HGoldie7' and '4Lovely,7' seldom last long but are highly amusing and end well as they usually leave school the best of friends, however, they are rather good while they last, and highly amusing. we AME V I Page forty-three We have visions of her in the future teaching number- less children of all sizes how to stretch their Hhamstringsf' and Hforward arabasquefl L N L, Q.-N VQA L e Six -A '-'rf-.4-f-A-f-if N'-Lf.f.7'.f.7!