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

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Cla-XSS OIfl lCliRS ll.-XRlll.'l'fJN HII'r'Irox . . Ibwideizt B.-xRI:,xII.'x Husoixs Vifff-l'rwiI1Ianr CARoI.i'x DANA . . . Sew-wary XVI l.I,IS BI I'I'IcI:woR'I'II , , , , , . Tmaszzrw- HISTORY OF Tllli CIASS OF 1927 Two long years have passed since tlIe first sixth class entered Thayer Academy, and under Bliss l'orter's influence and helpful understanding, blossomed out and became real members of the Thayer Academy family. She suggested that we elect class oflicers and have weekly meetings. lVe did this and also elected different committees from time to time who carried out most interesting weekly programs. Q a mee in r IC in ovemner we ceci ec o Iave a ma razine an vo e o Xt t g l ld N l f d l t l g d t d t call it Now and Then. This magazine, true to its name, was issued now and then. At Christmas time some of our class dramatized two scenes from Dickens' Christmas Carol at a class meeting and were quite honored when Nlr. Southworth asked us to give it again before the school at tlIe Christmas assembly. fit the track meet held in the spring the girls of our class received the highest score. 'lust before school closed we gave some scenes from A blidsummer Nights Dream before the fifth class and some parents. Having passed tlIe entrance exams with flying colors, we came back to old T. A. in the fall, full-fledged prepsl'. This year tlIe number of our class increased to fifty-five. lVe did comparatively little to distinguish ourselves in scholarship that year, but there were two notable exceptions in Barbara Hull and Albert Belliveau. who won tlIe Latin prizes in June. Now that we are studying both French and Latin in our Junior year we shall not be surprised if we Wake up some morning and hnd that we've forgotten how to speak linglish. YVC hope to leave a brilliant record behind us next June for the coming Juniors to strive to equal. BETTY K. ExInRsoN, '27.

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V l Jean .-Xdanis Carl Baker Dorothy Baker Albert Belliveau Xlarion Brown Carolyn Dana Stanley Dinsinoor Ernest Edie Elizabeth Emerson William Gassett Doris Gorman Edward lleflfernan Barbara Higgins Barbara Hull Hamilton Hutton Mary Kimball Margaret Knight Raymond Lantery Elizabeth Loud Elizabeth McConarty Madalen Perry CLASS ROLL lfranli Remick Beatrice Ryan Gerald Smith George Truitt Foster Wlaters llerman Wlilliams Dorothy Woodruff Eliot Wylie Florence Andersn Lucelia Balkain Gertrude Blunt Marshall Brown Philip Burnham Willis Butterworth Russell Cobb Helen Cheever George Churchill Ragna Christensen Templeton Cleveland Donald Converse Stillman Covell William Field Clifton Giles Klalcolm Hagar ,-Xdaline llall Catherine Hall Kathleen Harris Robert Hoffman .-Xrthur Holbrook Louis Jobin Earle Jones Xlarion XlaeGregor Ellen Mahan Edward Sangster Frank South Ellen Stowers Fannie Vining Conlan Wlarren Barbara Wvhitcomb Beatrice Wilson Kenneth W'ilson

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1. . ,tv , Virginia Albee Frances Aldrich Frances Baker Marjorie Barham Natalie Batehelder Velma Batchelder Bruce Binley Olive XV. Brown Parker Carney Lucille Cook David Cutler Morrison Dow Francis Falconer Carolyn Ferris Dorothy Frost lilinor Godfrey Robert Hutton lfvalie lrving George jones Katherine MacKinnon CLASS ROLL Allison Palmer Roger Putney Florence Quinn Helen Sampson Steven Scudder Thomas Sears Barbara Sheldon Roger Vinson Winifred Van Raalte Muriel Woodrulf George Alexander lVinthrop Baker Paul Benson Aline Blake Olive Brown Robert Brown Donald Burnham Ford Cleaves Paul Curtis Barbara Ellis Carola Erb George French John Hagen Charles Hodges Martin Hubbard Yickery Hubbard VVilliam Hurst Ruth Joslin Arthur Justice Nlarcia Keith Leroy Kennedy John McGintv Nancy Patten Sally Ryder Catherine Searle Barbara Shaw Russell Tirrell Tucker Vye Sterling VVheeler Leonard Dexter