Punchard High School - Prism Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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THE PUNCHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 ANNIE WATSON JAMIESON Typewriting Awards Barnard Speaker 4 ' irtue is to herself the best reward. Another Barnard speaker and a good one too. We don ' t believe that she is what she signed her name, Scotch. At least, she says she isn ' t. Annie certainly c an type- write and her motto is, Speed and Accuracy , which is more than most of us can do. Good Luck, Annie. ELEANOR FLINT KEITH Pcti T. X. T. Junior Play Secretary Glee Club 4 Senior Play Basketball 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Lunch Counter Girl Class Book Committee Class Gift.s What man dare, I dare. We have often wondered why Pete is called T. N. T. (It happened at basketball practice, we know that); also, how she spends her week-ends. Pete thinks that Variety is the spice of life , but Bill doesn ' t agree with her on that point. Then, too, we can ' t seem to understand why Eleanor is the most conceited girl in the class when she is also the most popular. Then, of course, she is a Lunch Counter Girl too. Lasell Seminary 22

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THE PUNCHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 KATHRYN PIERCE HERNAN Junior Plav Senior Plav Glee Club 3, 4 A face with gladness overspread Soft smiles by human kindness bred. Oh, I can ' t do this. Yes, that ' s Kay. She never seems to think that she can study and learn shorthand or history. But then, we must make excuses for her, as she ' s the youngest in our class. Kay certainly knows how to act; she played the part of Aunt Julia in our Junior Play and was the leading lady in The Rivals. Kay, why wont you tell us about your automobile rides last year? Perhaps they ' re still going on, are they? JOHN GARSIDE HILTON Jinks Social Committee 1, 4 Football 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Class Ring Committee Goldsmith 3 Junior Play Senior Play Class Book Committee Typewriting Awards Class History They mocked thee for too much curiosity. Yes, John was in both our Junior and Senior plays. In the former he was a minister but in the latter he was a coach- man. What ' s the trouble, Jinks, wasn ' t the minister ' s profession exciting enough? Jinks certainly knows how to talk. There is hardly a morning that Miss Faunce doesn ' t say, Hilton, the bell has rung. But never mind, Jinks, you are popular just the same. 21

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THE PUNCHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 MARY EMMA KNAPTON Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President, Glee Club 4 She knew she was by him beloved. Who ' s that walking around the corridors again? Oh, yes, it ' s Mary hunting for Ben. What if he isn ' t here today? Well then, she finds some other fellow to talk to. By the way, Mary, what was the bet on the foot- ball game with Johnson this year? MARjoRiE McMillan low Typewriting Awards Woman at her best is a contradiction still. Marjory, we don ' t hear a great deal from you, but we know that you ' re not bashful. We give you credit, for you certainly can bluff history, but you can ' t fool Mr. Gregory. What was the big attraction down at Pomps Pond last summer? We hear you spent a lot of time there. Were you learning to swim? Quite often we see you walking up on the hill. Why up there all of the time? 23