Punchard High School - Prism Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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THE PUNCHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 GEORGE BAKER ■• nuL-c ■■ Love, his affections do not that way tend. Bake, we haven ' t heard much from you in tlie hist four years, but we know you work hard. What? Is there someone who doesn ' t know where he works? Just go down to the paper store any day and he will show you how hard he works. Some day. perhaps, he will be a junior partner in the firm of Ewing, Baker and Company. DONALD COGSWELL BASSETT Booty Glee Club 2. 3, 4 Senior Play Orchestra 4 Class Treasurer 4 Football 4 Class Book Committee As You Like It. Booty was Class Treasurer this last year. Fine work, Booty , but, of course, it doesn ' t sound very well to hear people going around the corridors calling the teachers by their first names. He is the tallest member of our class and we wonder if he will ever stop growing. Why don ' t you write essays in Punchard as you used to in eighth grade, Booty ? 12

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THE PUNCHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 ANNETTA MAY ANDERSON •• I ' cd •■ Class Secretary 2, 3 Typewriting Awards Glee Club 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Lunch Counter Girl Captain ?,, Manager 4 Punch Harder 2, 3, 4 Social Committee 1 Athletic Editor 4 Class Book Committee Essex County Shorthand Champion 1927 A ready smile and an affable personality. Ted, you ' re on the basketball team and that ought to be enough tor anyone who has seen you play at the Guild: then, too, we hear you captained a team with only one defeat in 1926. Ted ' s a man-hater; at least, that ' s what she says, but nobody seems to know about that. She loves to sing when she has nothing else to do. We ' ve often noticed that she ' s been missing in the hall on Tuesday mornings. Ted is another of that noisy bunch who leave their fourth period class when the first bell rings. You know who they are. Nuff said. ROSE DENNIS ARSENAULT ' ' Kosic Typewriting Awards 3, 4 Our Rose by any other name would be as sweet. Miss Arsenault, will you please stop talking? That is something that the teachers never have to say to Rosie. Good- ness, Rose, you are so quiet that we hardly know you ' re with us. We know that you are a good student, though, for we ' ve seen your name on the honor roll; then, it seems that you have quite a few typewriting awards. Perhaps, after all, it pays to be quiet. i ' J ii JL 11

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THE PUNCHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 GWENDOLEN CHARLOTTE BRADDON •■ ( aV Junior Play Glee Club 2, 3 Barnard 1 Her unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Crwen , we haven ' t heard much from you until this year, but it hasn ' t taken you long to win for yourself the title of Class Giggler. They say, Laugh and grow fat. You haven ' t laughed long enough. Gwen was Grandma in the Junior Play and she certainly starred in that with her I warned ye. I warned ye. We hear that you want to take up Medical Research. We are sure we wish you the best of luck but don ' t give up giggling. Then, if you can ' t get alo ng in Medical Work why not compete with Miss Dunn as a future German teacher for Punchard ' ? We hear you love German. Radcliffe College WILLIAM SWANTON BRADFORD Football 4 ■Biir. ' -Bnnr Class Statistics Senior Play What would the world be to us if children were no more? Brad , will you ever grow up? We doubt it. At least every day you have some new baby trick to show us. Then, too, you ' ve been accused of Cradle Robbing. That ' s not a nice thing at all for a Senior to do. Bill never thought much of dancing but it appears that his opinion has changed for who is it that is so faithful every Wednesday night at dancing school? But, then, he goes to Prayer Meeting afterwards, so it may be all right. Live and learn . That ' s the only way to get ahead, Brad. 13