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

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EDWARD W. HINCKS In recognition of his sincere and practical spirit of service and his high ideals of sportsmanship and fair play, which have become at Vital part! of the heritage and traditions of Thayer' Academy, We dedicate this issue of the Black and Orange to Edward XY. Hincks, former Senior Blaster of Thayer Academy and now Head Master of the Kent's Hill School.

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TIJE BLACK AND GRANGE VOLUME 9 1930 Published by the Senior Class of THAYER ACADEMY South Braintree, Massachusetts

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, r , M-, .,. F..-11 wi :ta jgifzw ' '-ww f X A w-114'-fu J-:,, ,pf ' A' -'::g,5-'-L .- 1 ., Q mug X 1 hx A ' g I-.uct-I R, L 1. . . 'sr UL 1 .U H J W L- SJ, ., , I u Q r GRE ? Nine years ago, tl1e first issue of the Blaek and Orange was I5l1lJllSl1f'tl under tl1e clireetion of Mr. Hiueks. Siuee that ti111e, the faeulty have eo11ti11ue1l to give our yearbook llI1l'OSt'l'VCtlly of their time and e11c-rgxy. To their aiml the Black and Orange owes its existenee. Wliatever sueeess it has hacl. it owes also to tl1e hearty support of the Stlltlltllt bomly :111rl the e11th11siz1stie eo-operation of tl1e staff. In large 111C21Sll1'C, our growth has also been mafle possible by those who have plaeecl aclve1't1se111e11ts ill this book. We hope that their gc-11e1'os1ty will be fully rewarclerl. WVU have not entirely faileml ill our effort if we have llltlflf' of this book il means by wl1iel1 our l'1'ie11clsl1ips fUl'1HCl,l here at 'l'l1ayer are St11Cl1QtllQ11l'Cl and the Il1ClH01'iCS of five CVQHtl'lll years spent here e11riel1ecl a11cl elarifiecl for the years. to come.