Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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F '. X Qi- P4 Q-in f - ff ff -QA ff f X ff ffff A sv r . MARJORIE PEVEAR P0sy SIX Haverhill, Mass. A. A. '25, '26, Class Swimming '26, Class Secretary '26g B. B. Club '26, Directoress Sigma Iota Chi '26g Chair- man Senior Prom Committee. MI am brimful of frierLa7li1zess. Posy is one of the two-year members of our class, hut it did not take very long for her to become a well known member of it. She is famous for her dancing and also for her good nature and friendliness, which she proved at camp. Somehow, her trying to get out of doing apparatus never works, and Mr. Fritz always seems to spot her with his: All right, Miss Pevear, you can do this next, and Posy goes flying? over the apparatus. She spends much of her time hurrying for the next train to Haverhill, and the funny part of it is she usually gets it. Here's to you, Posy, and may you always get every- thing you try for as well. THERESA POWERS ' Westbrook, Maine A. '24, '25, ,'26g. Posse Pep Club '24, '25, '26 What a secret delight cz quiet person affords. Theresa is a demure Miss from the State of Maine. and: although she has been with us for three years we feel that we scarcely know her. She has been rather unfortu- nate smce she came to' Posse for she has been ill some H1116 01' Qther all her three years. Nevertheless, she comes back .smiling and it does not take her long to make up for lost tune. Weisincerely hope that her health will improve and that she will he successful in her work, Page forty-six Q J i Q X 7 'Q N,:':'3-':.f:4.'f'.flff A ' QQ'-N'-:,. ff -f:f-.x:f',J!

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,fff f A 'ff-fs, ,ff nf : frf.v-.UM f 7 -'rf-.fy-,fff ' Q-xvax ff 'X Y-N N... A. A. y25, '26g K. silken wear. I just ask someone who played squad. She can tell you now to steal bases. If you want to hesitate to ask questions, here MARJORIE S. NOYES CCRed79 Ludlow, Vermont K. Club '26. Sanbeams hialing in her hair pleasecl themselves with HRed learned a lot at camp-if anyone has any doubts. baseball with her on the what a foul is, and how lind someone who doesn't you are. She has asked some that have even stumped Dr. Gray. ' Do you remember the day we learned the name of the new Attorney General of the United States? When L'Red announced that Mr. John G. Sargent was from her home town, we decided that Ludlow had two people to make her famous. called was a good sport at camp and we wish her the best of good fortune in the future. JEANETTE R. PACKARD nB0l9n AWK Brockton, Mass. A. Aj '24, '25, '26g Cotillion '24, ,25Q Class Basketball '24ig Captain '25, '26g Secretary Stu. G. '25g Vice Presi- dent Stu. G. '26g Can Club '26g Chaplain AXIIK '26, . 6'She has a personality that wins her frienals all aroanalf' As a member of Student Government Board uBob dreams of Utopia, where everyone wears spotless middies, shined shoes, and no bulgy pockets. She hasiset a good example andcannot be blamed if the class is not 99 and 44-10070 pure. IX 'There aren't many things that Jeanette Roberta can't ,f -A . . - . . . X N, ' do, and one thing that certainly is outstanding is the ij. Q, yy, time she could not- wait for the swimming period to 'try 41 .J S X wi I the well named uPeace Lakef, She sure was an ardent 'K :J -J fy I .1 nature student to make that canoe turn turtle. c6Bob has lg il A 51 been an outstanding character for three years, and with 'Lf 1 her personality should have no trouble getting along in ' the world. I . x Page forty-five .A J C . X 'SQA I ,ea 6 I

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x Y J f N.. 'B ' EDITH MARION QUINN fi' c'Quinnie -5, Cambridge, Mass. 5' . . X' A. A. 25, ,ze , . T., MA modest retiring maiden is she, 'f As shy and timid as can he. A Well, 1 guess We jump to keep up with uQuinnie. She ,gentered the Freshman class in 1925 and now she is a - senior. We Wonder how she does all the strenuous Work. 'cQuinnie', not only excels in apparatus and gym but. is an expert masseuse. HQuinnie7' is rather shy but she gets there just the same. Her ability and her alertness at all times will sure bring N her to the height of her ambitions. 1 L x u . I.- K - JANE REORDAN Revere, Mass. A. A. '24, '25, '26ig Art Editor Year Book. W ith pen in one hand and brush in the other. ' Jane strolls all the Way from Revere every day and con- siders herself lucky if she arrives by 9:10. VV e think she had better try and improve the train service from Revere or Dr. Gray will soon tell her that she should stay at the dormitory. She is quite an artist, and last year was chosen c'Art Editor for the 1926 Possum. One may, as a rule, see 'GAP' and Jane dashing out of school just one second after class is over, with a suitcase or hatbox in their hand. We don't know Whether they are doing uchorus Workn some- where or whether they are usociety buds. Page forty-seven .. 9! t if-C,-fy-ugly -fZCf..7'.!.TfJ'