Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Q65 SUM HELEN CUSHMAN 1670 FOREST AVE. Woooroizos, MAINE Cushie A girl with a smile A girl worth while She believes in fun When her work is done. Helen came to us a full-fledged school teacher. She entered as a .lunior and was instrumental in giving us full definitions of any problem which seemed to puzzle us. This was during her initiation which was given her at camp by her enthusiastic classmates. Her work in the Year book is most com- mendable in spite of the fact that everyone avoided her to escape possible assignments. Maine Club: Camp Numerals: Ar! Editor of Po-Ni: Year Book Staff: A. A. 'l'-T 39 RUTH E. DAVIS HAMPsTEAD, N. H. Ruthie As thoughtful and quiet As a mouse is she Then unexpectedly Full of fun and glee. Ruthie is different: she doesn't live up to the feminine characteristic of being talkative unless she is started--but just start her on evolution and then! Varsity Swimming Z-3: Class 2: Second Varsity Basketball 3: Class Z-3: Year Book Staffg Camp Numerals: Water Sports Cupg Gym Meets: Indiuidualg A. A. 1n

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Q65 SUM G, ..,., I...r, ----WTB VIRGINIA CURRAN Ginger Some like classmates slow and sure Who always watch their step But as for us, were choosing you Because you're full of pep. Vigor, vitality, vim, and pep-thats Gin- ger. Frowns and pains nevefr stay long where Ginger is for her sunny smile and ready wit are the best of medicines for all ills. A. A. GRACE MARION GURRIER 122 PARKS ST. DORCHESTER, Mass. 2 I X Scout A brave, free-hearted, peppy one Wz'Ih dread of books and fall of fun. To chase the glooms away just team up with Scout. Her witty remarks are never lacking, she is full of pep always, is noted for her big heart, and alsoianyway Scout. you certainly lost Weight. Class Basketball 1-Z5 Class Swinvming I-2: A, A.

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JEANNE DIEFFENBACH 22 Ci.1N'roN ST, WESTFIELD, N. Y. E I X Janie Some people are popular Some are smart Jeanne is clever In any art. Outstanding from the Hrst. Jeanne con- scientiously led her classmates through their trials and tribulations for a year and one half. Illness forced her to leave us but she re- turned in the fall of her Senior year much to the joy of her fellow students. Class President I-2: Class Swimming I-2: Class Basketball 3: Vice-President Studen! Government 2: Prlesident 3: Camp Numer- alsg A. A. MABEL FLANDERS H1LLsBoRo, N. H. A111 K She studies hard during moments spare In silence or in din Her lessons are her greatest care For .she is out' to win. Mabel is famous for her literary oration on Why I Came to Posse and for the Striped Paint. We all enjoyed you. Mabel, and are mighty glad to have you with us in physiotherapy. Camp Numeralsg A. A. l4'0l