Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ELAINE RADCLIEEE 62 SIQCOND ST, HALLOWELI., Mass. E I X Raddie A friend to all lVe must admit Clever in acting Unexcellea' zn wzt. Raddie and her grasshopper story kept many out of mischief and enlivened many a dull hour. She is a ready endorser of Elit or is it Citronella, Raddie? But seriously, Elaine is a perfect friend, a likable sport. Proof is in the title of Honorable Mention for camp spirit. I-Iere's to the con- tinuance of her sunny disposition. Honorable Mention Camp Spirrtg A. A. VALERIE SHEA l 53 VANE ST. No. QUINCY, MASS, A IP K Val Some say she is quiet But how can that be so For her laughter oft runs rio! As many of us know. 'Well I don't know whether this has any- thing to do with the lesson-but and Val is off again. Classes were unnatural when Val took her leave of absence due to illness, As an actress Val shone as all Moonshiners should shine, thereby giving everyone their ten cents worth, A. A. l48l

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Q65 SUM DORIS GERTRUDE PARKER 588 MAIN ST. AGAWAM, MAss. 2 I X Topsy Petite ways, winsome smile That is Topsy all the while. What a new man? A week later he is no longer new. Whether he's yours or not to begin with only makes the chase more in- teresting. The belle of Agawam but a reddy friend of English temperament. But seriously, Topsy has a great many friends and all who know her think a great deal of her. She has a fascinating voice well dem- onstrated at camp and when a freshman. Her theme song is If I Had a Talking Picture. Assistant Hockey Manager Z5 Mrlnagez' ag Class Treasurer I: Class Swimming I-Z-55 Cheer Leader 35 Freshman Danceg Junior ln-- formalg Po-Nig Christmas Party: Senior Promg A. A. X . ELSIE PAULSON 560 WINTHROP ST. MEDFORD, Mass. A ll' K A'Paulie A bit of a scamp Some what of a vamp A pal good and true Paulie-that's you. As Paulie's blushes were not unbecoming it made no difference that they apptared often, especially when she occupies the end seat at tablef Her favorite expression is: Let's eat -'Im starved. As she has no evident troubles and worries of her own, sh is a ready and sympathetic listener of others. Her popularity is Well deserved. Class Basketball I-2,35 Second Varsity 2: Varsity 55 Hockey 35 Po-Nig Junior Inform alg Junior Prom: A. A. Representative 35 A. A. 3 I47l

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Q65 SUM my HELEN C. SHERMAN 27 PLEASANT ST, MANs121ELD, MASS. Helen-as we know her Always pleasant, always bright All ready to help Whatever your plight. Small towns are noted for sending quiet dependable girls to Posse. Helen is always ready to aid a fellow classmate in distress, She is best known to her fellow students for her swimming and apparatus work. Individual Meets: Class Numerals: A. A. KATHERINE R. SMITH 573 EAIRMONT ST. WOONSOCKET, R. I. r.KaY,, Kay, you've always made us smile With your ways so versatile. We wonder if Kay will always mix her miss left and right. This Rhode Island earned for herself the title of Harold Teen with and champion knuckle player along gaining more weight than any other class- mate. A. A. P fi 4