Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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11. fffp it Qty 1479 .- - I JN-r' X f ,F i FRANCES WILLIAMSON W l Billy AXIIK Campello, Mass. I A. A. . 25, '26g Can Club '25 nSilence is to the wise man what speech is to the fool. uBill,7' We are sorry to say, didn't decide to come to Posse until last year, but she has Worked hard and madepup for lost time, so maybe We will forgive her. She is one of those people who seldom speaks, but when she does We all stop, on the isiijot and take notice. Dr. Gray is seldom able to Catch HBill7, on any question,'Wheth'er it is in Path., Nerves, fr Muscles., and uBill usually receives at least two Honlesl' pn each class. We shall never forget '4Bill7' at camp. Remember the night she claimed mice had been in her bed, and when she Went to make hte bunk she found feathers? The joke was on her that time. m 'Q f , UV 1399 :+V l P R 1, ' , Ai Q- I ll ' P 0 ,li rYsrlfoiFl'Ar14 1 I , , vf ,.,f 6,1 P, 1, IH ,I .ffl ,H . V 1 I A .4 'Q-2 D L , H ,Q y I J 4 Q V , U QI . Oy T 0 p 9 T :Z '13 ,f r 1' ,E J xl, H v H ' I E -'-f C H f -f 5 hx! 0 'Z H' r, Y U i M 7 J H G QQ 450: 8 f , 'QLJRXQ AIAA? J H' J il 5 ii if 5-55uQ5'f if HO. qfn fin L X f 4' Hi 'N L , lf: '44 T, 11 5 Lf C ' . Q O . ' '71 l, U 1 Page Jifty-three x C W J C i , ef 026i

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BEATRICE WILKINS Bee L 3 N - r 1 4 X , JEANETTE WATERMAN XO ' cc 97 2- Trot frm, Q Little Falls, New York A. A. '25, '263 Can Club '26 Nlirezzity is the soul of witf' '6Trot is a humorist to those that are privileged to know her, and many a laugh at Sing Sing was caused by some timely remark from 'Trotfi We do not yet know how she can say things that cause those near her to go nearly into hysterics while she sits calmly through it. It was quite a pleasant surprise the night Wllrotw brought forth the piano rolls at camp, and we all think that they must have worked overtime for they were in demand every evening. When Dr. Gray calls on Miss Waternian we expect an Al recitation and many times she has saved our class from disgrace by a thoughoful answer. If you want to meet a girl who is remarkably independent, we are very glad to refer you to Wllrotfi East Norwalk, Conn. A. A. l25, '26g K. K. Club '26. 'CA smile will go ii long, long way. uBee7' came to us in October, 1925, after having spent a year at Sargent. She is one of these quiet little girls, but we all know that still water runs deep, and ever since the dill' Bee- told Dr.. Gray that dance halls should be fur- nished ,with dim lights she has kept us wondering. Bee doesnt believe that the word 'cfrownv is in the dictionary, so we feel sure that ' . , she W ll t ln this world. 1 1 ge along 0' K' Page fifty-two NA-':f:,,,. gf 5' marsh J

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QA ff '. f 'l':n,!N fffp Y xg SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Q . 1923 - 1924 President MARION GILBERT Vice-President EVELYN MARsIIAI.L Secretary MARCARETTE WALLACE Treasurer CATHERINE T. BURNS Student Government Representatives Jeanette Packard Clara A'fW00Cl Three years ago we thought we were pretty special when we entered the doors of the Posse School. However the seniors soon took that idea out of our heads by keeping us busy with shoe polish and scrubbing brushes. Even that didn't dishearten us, and we want everyone to know that we were even storing up our feelings for the next year, and all we have to say is uheaven help iemf' We soon fell into the regular routine and had a lot of fun during our numer- ous vacations. Our socials were voted a success and most of us survived the study of bones and are looking forward ??? to our study of muscles. 1924 - 1925 PVCSMGNK I THERESA ADAN ViC6-President MARY TI10RNTON S6C 61501'y TVTARION CARLIN Treasurer CATHERINE T. BURNS Student Government Representatives .leanette Packard, Secretary Eleanor S. Thomas Muriel T. Dorr Beulah Cheney . Black again and now we are Juniors. We are glad t0 welcome all the new JUHIOTS and also the freshmen. The first and main ordeal was to elect the class officers and our good judgment was used when Terry Adan was unanimously elected President. The social committee soon got busy and the Junior Dance was held. T ' ' hen came Christmas vacation, and we were all once more scattered over the universe. B ' - Ut on January sixth we again assembled and started the second sem- ester with much enthusiasm. Page fifty-four QQNNA I 9660 I x -fl'