Thayer Academy - Black and Orange Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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MARGARET STOWERS v B IARGER Y SULLIX 'AN Ch laizoj Margery is one of the last ol the old regime and manv stories does she tell us of her HPrephood75 and of the times when things were different. She was one ol those who lirst brought this class into prominence bv winning the championship of the school for the prep. basketball team. Moreover she has kept up the good work ever since. is for chem. lab. and Xlargerv-vwell. we all have our diljhculties once in awhile and run up large breakage bills occasion- allv. so we canlt sav anything. The call ol' the shingle proved too much lor Klargerv so she lell in line with the other bobbed-hair victims and has been marching on happily ever since. 'l'hus will she march into Simmons next fall. Class basketball. 5. 4. 3. 2. l: Captain. 3: School baskctlurll. 21 Hirst-lurll. 5. 3. 2: Yollev Ball. 2: llockev l: Decoration Couuuittt-c 21 Ulee Club. 2. li Year llook Stall. PRISCILLX TEXIPLIC Q'li1'fKII'.D Stzzhvi Baseball. 2: Yollev Ball. 2. GEORGE THURIPSON cC3EN'I'1.EM,XND Georgie, Porgie, puddin 'an pie. Teased the girls and made them crv. But no girl would act that wav with our George. He's too good looking. He's quite progressive, too, for he came to us from Quincv High and he is going on to Sheffield Scientihc. Second leam Football, li Class Basketball. l. Vlle here introduce in the person ol Peoffv one of the latest of the bobbed hair converts. Vlvise Peggvl Did some one w hrspei beforehand to her that it would look so well liom the time when she was a little Prep, five vears ago, Peggy has been an important personage in the realm of sport, especiallv in basketball VX e ieviet however, to disclose the fact that at times m chem lab she has serious doubts as to whether or not she will be sale and sound at the end ol her experiment. Thus lar. we are glad to sax she has fared successfully. Yassar is the institution at which leggx will continue to advance in wisdom and knowledge Vice-President Athletic Association. 2: Basketball J -l 7 il C l Yolley Ball. 2: llockev. 2: Baseball. -l. 3. 2: Decoration Lou ini To all outward appearances she is a du e s w io .s o ff since outgrown the bobbedahair stageg vet we lvuow that behind iet serenitv she hides not only some verv real clcxelness and knowledge but also quite a lund ol humor. Latin. Q f sl or ls o v shines in them all. Does Klr. Southworth want an 1I1LCI6bllI'1f' incident of American historv? Ask Priscilla, she'll tell him Do xou w ondei that we think Radclillie a luckv college to gain her next lctll llockey. 2. l: l3asketbz1ll. 2. l: Drauz 21 'tt in 7 u Zoo l 114 li init L

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BLEAXUR Blf'l'TlfiRXYORTH It is tranquil people who accomplish muchf' they say. If so. the day is not far distant when Eleanor will do something startling. for she certainly is a yery peaceful little person. Next year she goes to add honors to our class at Jackson. l5ecoration foininiltee. -1 Candy L'oinniittee. l: Cilee Club. -. l. ICSTHER CHAPRIJXX Lately. Fsther has adopted the motto Cor one yery like itjz Gather ye rose-buds as ye may. b Old Time is still a-flying. and has enjoyed life the more in so doing. it the same time she has been keeping up her usual standard of good yi'ork-chemistry excepted, perhaps-and has been giying Mr. Southworth extracts ' from Kluzzey's or Elson's.' Seyeral times has listher displayed he: talents to us as a skilful actress. Is a pianist wanted so we can dance? Call listher. ls some one wanted to help along in the alto? 1 Call lfsther. Klany and varied are her acquirements and she is g'tfiIYF to Siuirnens next year in order to obtain still motel Hockey. l: llrainatics. 2. ll Basketball. 2: Glee Club. 3. 2. l: Yolley Hall. 21 Candy Coiuinittce. l: .Xluinni foinniittee. l. gl.-XMIQS COLLIXS fDL'KIiD In all the years we've been at Thayer James has been the only nobleman on the class roll. He has taken the honor lightly, however, for the Duke is quite democratic and obliging. His Grace expects to continue his education at Boston College. Basketball. 4. STUART COOK To see that bright red necktie which Stuart wears occasionally cine would think that he was a Bolshevik. But we know that he is a conservative fellow who is willing to do anything you ask him to. He is cheerful and studious, too. Uh. yes, about that necktie. Har- vard has already set her seal on Stuart. v 7 l

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l lockev. 3. CATHERINE XVITTIQ CKIXYJ Xlvhen Catherine isn't asking where Jeannette is,'she is looking at her watch and wondering when the next train leaves for Wollaston. Kay faithfully listened to Rliss Allen when she read to us from How to Live on Twenty-four Hours a Dayn but she still finds it quite a problem. Between dances she has found time to study her wav into Rlt. Holyoke. She will be fifty whole miles awayl from bl. B. and therefore has our sympathy. Wie know, however, by her past exploits, that her heart won't break. 'Warium et rnutabile semper feminaf' That .sounds good, but take it with a grain of salt.-Valrf Basketball. 3. 2: Baseball. 3. 2: llockey. l: Ilanee Committee. 3. 2: French Play. l: Cilee Club. 2. l: l7ecoration Committee. LIQSLIIC Y.-XX R4X,'Xl.'l'l2 tLI2s.J l. stands for Latin. like. and Leslie. Putting it backwards. Leslie likes Latin. and that's straight. In fact, Leslie would make a fine Roman if Romans were inclined to have light and slightlv curlv hair. Yan came within an ace of his in football and we predict that he will be a better man at Dartmouth. Year lznook Stall. l: Glee Club. 2. l: Class lfootluillg Football. l: Class RlCll.XRlJ XY.XliliiXl.XX tllickj Dick is our Dr. nlekvl and Klr. Hvde. ln school he is the pleasantest fellow imaginable. but on the football field how he does kick. 'lihe old pigskin sails right over the bar when he gets lllttl action. We miss his shiny lfierce-Sparrow which used to lend a little class to our ltilivver Brigade. .Xch Himmell He's studying German now so that he will have more time for football when he gets to Cornell next October. i l'ootbill 3 F' l' B1--lwfill 3 7' Cillplllll l' Class Basketball. 2. ll :Xll1lCIlC ' ' 2...-. . trtt...... t t . . t., i .Xssociation. Secretary. l...XXYRl'iXCl'i XYHl'li'l'lfKlURlQ Cl..uu4vJ Larry went to Quincv lligh School last year. but he is such a pleasant fellow that we have quite forgiven him for that. Xlve don't know whether he had any ulterior motive lor coming to join the class of 1924- or not, but il he did he is well separated from her in the vear book. Next year Larry will add to his fame and knowledge bv attending B. lv. Candy Committee. l: filet- Club. l, i