Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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QA f? ' N Y., ',:'T-1'-f.7'.Zffffff 5 ' 5 fs -frfrfy-fffjrff X ,. r J N - f JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President MARJORIE HILL Vice-President ITIELEN STOUT Secretary ALLISON MCRAE Treasurer ANN CHARNLEY Student Government Representatives Eleanor Wennerberg Edith Kittridge Marjorie Atwell Marjorie Hill We Juniors feel that our class belongs to a new era of history, as with the be- ginning of our course at the Posse-Nissen School, new teachers and new policies were introduced and new subjects added to the curriculum. The class of '27 was the lirst to experience these changes. The preliminaries and trials of our freshman year will be remembered for- ever, for we were put through the most ridiculous stunts ever conceived in the brains of upper-classmen. lnitiation, however, gave us an understanding of school spirit which has been of great value. The regular social activities of the year, including the freshman dance, were successful events and we worked hard for the final 44Gy1n', meet. ' Most to be remembered of this year7s activities was our month at camp. A fine spirit of happy co-operation resulted from our contact with the faculty and each other. Petty aversions were forgotten or ignored, the wholesome atmosphere of the out-of-doors and the spirit of good sportsmanship instilled in us a deeper appreciation of the word friendship. lt was hard for us to sing UNO more days of vacation even though we knewthat more fun awaited us in June. The first social performance of the class as Juniors was a Christmas dance, which was well attended by the student body. As this ,goes to print we are mak- ing preparations for our biggest event of the year, the Junior Prom. I Page sixty-jive 5

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