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

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A lf..-, 1.-gif, -4 ,,.1, D ,J ,. ,V 1--.uv-,., s ,1v'nA:'l 1.4 0 ..1-7,.,,l, Q . A ll C .vt ,-:Q-25,4-f-. tu H-S5 . . , am- X 5 at 1 ,. ,' ,, 3,2411 ogg, lf- . f nf 1 X'-J 5 A C , .. .' WA 1 A ,xi-l t A1.,,!,..A.,t, 1 ,. ., A 1 L. HL, - li Ag -..+.-.rf . 1. . K- -. : . W lgisfp, VJ 3 ,112 ROSEMARY TERHUNE Skidmore I Her sunny lor-ks lumg on hm' lrfmplzfs like a g0'lllt'lL jlrfefxf, Through Thayorlands' portals, Rosemary canic to spvnd five, full happy yoars hers' at 'l'hayv1'. Hors has vym' bO0n a cheorful nature, and she has been onci of thc II1P1'1'lt'Sf, gayc-st, and most depondablc of our group. In all artivitiees, whother stud:-nt, social, or athletic, Rosc- n1ary's nanio has always orcupivd a prouiinent place. All, in fact, who have known Roovinary will vouch that she is a friend of all, and to all, a friend. Year Book ,Staff 1, Gler Club 5, 4, 3,.2, lg Gz'rl.w, Club, Iloclvry 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Vostunze Commitlvc: 2. CLIFFORD HA M ILTON SH EA N orrwlch Whose armour is his honwst llmught .4lld8lY77'Z1ll0 truth his ulmoul .wlflll ' With tho proverbial quiet of tht' Arabs. Clifford took his place in our midst in Soptoinhor and has boon quietly Hcarrying on over sinvo. xV9lCOHlO to 1930, Clifford, and good luck for the days hereafter. Baslfcllaflll 1, JAMES ELLSYYURTH SL'lNINER l'111'z'm's1'fy of .lllchfgrln Aly flClfZ.0'Il.S arc as noblrf cm my llL0ug1hts ,Tis indc-od hottor to havv c-oniv this yoar, Jainvs, than nt-vor to have come at all. We like your quivt dvpenclability and frivndlinoss, and wish you might have lwon with us longt-r. Glu' Club 13 Orclzrstru 1. MARY LOUISE WADE Radcliffe USlzyfa.epIring and anzbitious lll0'llfllIfSU Liko the 'fLady of the Lainpll of old, Our Mary carries on, Serene, courageous, zc-alouftly, Until her goal is won. Sho faltvrs not tho' odds he great, She-'s horo to do and darn. A constant challenge to us all A pride indood to Thayer. Glen Club 1, Girl! Club, Baslfwlbfzll Ig