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

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.af-an-4 k . 4 5 3. gina M V-'fu .q,4.s,- - 2, 1.4. - 1 f N,.f.5j.'...,..' it J... A... ,CN f'1 3 TX. ,f r -. J Q' --Us-.?:F ' ' ' 'La 1 f CHARLES M. BENNETT CCharlieJ Harvard '11 fvllou- who nctvcr had thc ache in. his shoztlflcrs President of our class and of the Student Council, Charlie re- presents all that is best in us - honor, reliability, steadfastness, and ideals of sound scholarship. Whether on the field or in the class room. Charlie is the same four-square fellow. And, God- blessmyseul, don't forget 'fSir Peter ! Class President 13 Year Book Staff lg Stutrlent Council P'rcsi- rlcnt 1g D'i'amalics 2, Hi-Y 2, 1, Athletic Board 1, Baseball 3, Football 2, 1. PAULINE DAVENPORT CPollyD Smith hllcr heart was in her work, and the heart giveth grace 'unto crcry art There's one who in scholarship leads us all, Tliere's one who in dramaties a star we'd call, There's one who in hockey is sure of the ball, There's one always sought after, though so small. Guess who? Pauline! Shels one in a million we all agree, Shes one always ready to join ai spree, She's one liked by students and faculty, Sl1e's one who at Smith a leader will be. XVho is she? Pauline! Class Vice- Prcs. 4, 3, 2, lg Year Book Staff lg Student Coiunf- cil 2, 1, Glec Vlab 5. 4. 3. 2, 13 Dancc fl0I?lIIlI'll!lC 2, lg Dramalics 2, Girls' Club, Athletic Board 1g Hockey 5, 4, 3, 2, lg Basketball 3, lg Special Dancing 3, 2, 1. GORDON MacDOXALD BAIRD CBairdyl B. lf. For the apparel oft proclaims the man Bairdy is one of those people who are indispensable to a class. In fact, ever since Thayerlands days he has served us faithfully in the capacity of treasurer. The ever ready Aye, Aye, Sir is a reminder of his perfect debut on the stage when he lived- 'fout Chiswick wayw and is indicative as well of his cheerful na- ture. It is our opinion that Bairdy will make a successful business man, and we wish hini loads of luck. Ulass Trcasztrcr 5. 4, 3, 2. lg Year Bowl: Committee 1, Dra- 'matics 2, Hi-Y 2, 1, Ilockcy 2, 1, Glcc Club 3, Football 5, 4. DOROTHVY TILDEN CD00 Vassar Fresh and fair, anticipating time with startling courage As an athlete she's an earnest one, a student she's an A one, As a friend she's a true one. As an actress she's a charming one, As our Dot she's a dear one! Class Secretary 1, lfcar Book Staff' lg Student Council 13 Glcc ll-lab 5. 4. 3, 2. 15 -Qnartcttc. lg Orclnfstra 5, 4. 3, 2, Dance lfomnzittcc 1, Dratrnatzcs 2, Gzrlsl Club, Athletic Boartl lg Hockey 5, 4, 1, Special Dancing 1. it V ft? ea 1 a f ,944 4 -1 :Ei 1 , 2 V2 59 W? lv A Q. 'J .M 'Q EMU .I . if 31 it 33' 'Q 2 fsejex a ' it A 4' wt' ff' 4-it - Q ,jj 21, ',,:'i' ,Lain fa' f f J-L 'ii' ,tg Ei--.ju-'i. If-,g Q I 31 .g-sfw'fl,Vv fy' he A 4 4 .rtfftifiazlffaft Q- ' , 1' 'L .Q ' 4 ' wr 375 'Pi' 'F v,f-44,4: mmf, 7 get 5,2 l 1.

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1 1 4 , X ARM :- tg, l 4. - l A55,.',fl,.L. . ., ..e.-HAM- L1 ., . .ul f , f.'.g.'.1. 1 -'N wa f f f X - -5 I ,,,tsji?d,f.:R,g,,xV3A Q-L,Il.i T-q J N I hfkiivri . We .. f uv ARTHUR HOWL-AND BAKER Harvard 'tlfncrgy anal p01'sz'sI,encc conquer all thz'rzgs'l A is for Arthur and the Als that he wins. Although hc avows that he attends to homework none to ardently, we know better, for his name always adorns the Roll of Honor. In an absolutely dependable fashion he has performed the arduous task of Editor of the Year Book as well as all other duties. In fact, if you want a thing done, give it to Arthur. Year Bootle Staff 1g Student Council 2, 15 Dance Committee' 15 Hz'-Yg Athletic Board 2, lg Class Basketball 5g Baseball Man- ager 23 Class Football 55 Stage Manager 2. CONSTANCE COLEMAN CConnieJ Bryn ,Vawr t'Il's mae la bc natural when your arc naturally nice - Constance has spent only one short year with us, but she wishes it might have been five. We wish the same, for each and every one of us has gained a new, true-blue friend in knowing t'Connie . Connie is always ready for all sorts of f'fun and we think there's no fun without her! Glcc Club 1, Girls, Club 1. Basketball 1. WILLARD CARLETON BARNES Hamilton '.llr1r1 rlcliglzts nat meg noir woman rzcillzcf' VVillardls not the most gregarious Of our 1930 crew, Neither is he most hilarious When a good time 'pears in view. Yet his sudden bursts of laughter, And his droll and humorous way Make him one we follow after Just to hear what he will say. GEORGE S. BENNETT Bowdoin Aye, every inch a king George is one of our newcomers this year, and such a quiet one that we've scarcely had the time to know him and to dis- cover all his virtues. A devotee of baseball and an active mem- ber of the Hi-Y, George has shown himself upon every occasion dependable and cheerful. In fact, the only fault we find with George is that he didn't come to ,us sooner. Hz'-Y 1.