Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Ffh Q65 SUM Junior Class Historu President , HILDA BERGHMAN Vice-Presidem lRENE BARLOW Secretary , MIRA TUCKER Treasurer .... FRANCES ALLBRIGHT STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES BARBARA DAVIS MERLE RUSSELL ARLENE PARKER MARY STACK Zoom-that airplane certainly made us straighten up as we thought of Lib Thaxter's prize Posture Poster, Aerodynamics, Then our thoughts just naturally turned to our Hrst day at school with its clamorous greetings of upper classmen, and our days of initiation-- Oh, what a life, was our main saying during those times. It was not long before we settled down and elected Class Officers who were, Helen LaCrosse, President: Barbara Davis, Vice-President: Peggy Bradley, Secretary: and Wilma Toppan, Treasurer. Now we were whirled into a frenzy to make our very own dance go off with a bang-and it did. So far as sports were concerned, we weren't as green as expected. Let's just skip over exams 'cause the less said, the better. Moving up day certainly made an impression on all of us. We dreaded losing the friends in the Senior Class, yet we were thrilled to become Juniors. Camp-quite a new experience for most of us: yet here, too, the Juniors proved their worth: Gas House getting Inspection for both months while Power House was able to get the Sing Cup although Doggie House received quite a few Honorable Mentions. One year completed-how fast it has gone by. School again and anticipation of initiating the Freshmen. We certainly did, too. We came out on top in lnterclass Basketball, but we lost, by a very few points, to the Freshmen in the Swimming Meet. The Juniors took over the Po-Ni with Isabel Jackson as Editor, The new school drive was uppermost in our minds so we gave a play and dance to help us do our bit. We all enjoyed ourselves and it certainly was a success. Compulsory exams this year certainly put quite a few wrinkles in our brows but we managed to survive. Ah, me, that airplane has long since passed by. We all waved to it for good luck which we pass on to the Seniors with all good wishes for every success after graduation, P A-'71 S

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