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

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--1 'vi' E31 1 K - W- -rw I : x Z it N :-3 .9-r.. '-new fl' 1 '-'::z L 11' ry: - ' '--. N 1 ' Y -4 exp..- 1 -.utf5iKr I.'. if-. if 5 f gqt i- ' L J K , 67f? S.'!'xf-.7. F N . 5 I N ' LICUN K. EMERSON CBunnyD Yale Forlum' and 1'z'c'lory sit on thy helm. Pause a moment! Here we have one, an athlete, a Scholar, and a gontleman. He came to us from Thayerlands, an immaculate youth. radiating cleanliness and t'class , from the cut of his swanky fur coat to his 'tHagen knickers. In the summer, when he isn't Sleeping, Bunny spends his time lifting one golf championship after another, Well all follow you, Bunny, a promiaing contender for national honors. Class ITl'PSlIlClll 3. 2, 15 Yvar Book Staff 15 Sturlwnt Counczl 3. 15 lllanagrr Dramallzrs 25 Prcsiahlnt Atlzlclic Board 2, 1, Treasurer Hz'-I' 25 V'l'f'6?-Pl'!'SI'd'CIll II1'-Y 15 Glec Clzzb 3, 2, 15 French Club 15 Football 5, 4, 35 Golf 5, 4, 3, 2, 15 Basket Ball 2. ELLEN HARRISON Her lt'1'7llllll'SS and hm' urorlh to spy, You nverl but gaze on Ellvnls aye. It rnattors not what Ellen does, It's always sure to be The kindost thing. the ttrightostll thingg For tlierols none more true than she. In the classroom or on the hoc-key field, On whatever task intent. She-'s Sure to show a spirit fine,- Our own Vic-e-president. Ilorhvy 5. 4. 3. 2. lg Baslcotball 4. 3. 2. IZ Tract: 2. 15 l'ollo1fball 2. lg Girl! Atl1lf'l1'c Hoarn' 2, 15 Special Dancing 1: D'ramatfcs 25 Glow Club 3. 2. 15 Stzzrlont Commit 1: Clasx l lf'l'-1JVPNZ'!lC7ll 2, 15 Thrfta Alpha Club 15 Year Book Staff 15 Dance Committve 2. IVILLIS A. NEAL CYVilli0D Dartmo-oth An ajfablc and rrourtoou.s f1l?l1llt?IflI1ll.u Fe! Fi! Fo! Funil Horels a pirate-a jolly, good ont-5 But, hotter still-liek our treasurer truo, Congzenial and helpful, a good sport. thro' and throl. Clasx TI'CflNlll'Ill' 4, 3. 2. 13 Year Book Staff 15 D'ramatz'z's 25 Baml 25 Glw Club 3. 2. 15 Hz'-Y 2. 15 Treasurer French Club 15 Football 5, 4, 3, 2, 15 Y's 0u'l Staff 1. MILDRED PETERSON CPeteD Skiflmorv 'YA smile for each, a friend to all. A happy hreathlessness-a cheerful laughter--smiling blue eyes-Pete. Hers is a great capacity for mirth, for hilarious, con- tagious laughter, yet jvithal she has a Store of steady seriousneas. Keenness-an engaging smile--lovable cordiality-Pete. Claxa Secretary 3, 2. 15 Yvar Book Staff 15 French Club 15 Glare Club 15 Theta Alpha Club 15 Dramatfcs Committee 25 Basketball 2, 15 Hockey 2, 15 Valley Ball 15 Dance Commiltoe 1. 15 t Mft' ,Ax O Q xv 1 ll 'Nil ul' K ff if X i g'- 2.5.3. f I 'qu' 4' Q

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R-tbxxc' ,N f-'pa' '?.i-HH. It-f X , ew w.. . -mf ,.-Iv.-...jg .,,-d.,,x.L- 5 I-'.,.,,.4,r ,.x. I 1 ..1 ,K-J X :Mb 3 -.'.v..1.' . J ir.-.. . G . .F TC' 5 c-e -- w 3 eg4',fJ.3.p 5 n .J X I i,,3rA-lh 'm2,g1,f 2 HISTORY OF CLASS ONE PRESIDENT ...,. . . .Leon K. Emerson XTICE-PRESIDENT , , . . .Ellen Harrison SECRETARY .... . . .Mildred Peterson TREASURER .. .,..., Willis Neal Versatile is just the word for the class of thirty-one- Tt's just filled with clever people who various deeds have done. Tn nineteen twenty-six, when we first made our debut, We made a few mistakes, but we made the honor roll too. And some of those who began then to work so faithfully Have recently been rewarded with a Cum Laude key. The boys of the group have workedg hard is the way theylve trained To accomplish all they have in every kind of game. The girls have been successful and deserved their glory too ln basket-ball and hockey, in the way that they came through. Their dancing has progressedg with Bliss Chellis as a guide They've been to various places and shown their grace with pride. As for Captain Applejackn-it needs no comment here, Everyone knows it was a hit--it doesn't need a cheer. Our dances have been supported by every class in school, Showing that their quality has been far above the rule. Welve written Lincoln essays, and the life of General Thayer, And we've worked on chemistry themes enough to tear our hair- And short stories, and exams-and soon the College Boards , All hard work but we can stand it-that and even more. Soon Weill be enjoying our very own Seniors, Day, That back in twenty-six seemed ever so far away. And ours is the first class, if you will recall, To graduate from our beautiful, new Frothingham Hall. And after the sixth of June, when allis been said and done, We hope to go out from Thayer to continue as we've begun- To make a name for ourselves, but to remain steadfast and true To the boys and girls and teachers who have always been true blue . TVIINNIE LIGHTOVVLERS-,3l. 14

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Q R il 1 ,I Vi . W3 ' r :sl .v Q .'l A 1 V 4 N I HQ, ,,.,,,,.r,.,Q,,H,,T,A?:fg?S,., st, X Z s,,,L ..,,. -,.,-.-.-.iffy ,m t -P we ?f:'4 Sv-as - -' .- .1-'l5f.'ifX'g7lJg'5 1'1tv 51 P' NJ T -k im ef , . 2 W ' CARLISLE ABELL CCarlieJ ' HClI l,'GI'Cl Engi7161f7 ing A goovl-limbad fallow, young, strong, and of good frianrls.i' Here's Carlie the student' in the lab he Hcarries it 1l1l'OllVl'lll and . r . . 1 . . 5' I for tive years has been -a shining light in math class, and can Deutsch sprerhen wie ein Deutscher . He is always ready. Now here's Carlie, our palg for three years jolly and carefree, but in class Two something entered Carllels life. No, not a girl- an old Essex. Yvar Book Staff 1, Oralzawlra 5, 4, 3, B'a1zcl2, 1, Gler' Club 3, 2, 1, Class I 1'oslclro1l 45 Class Searelary 5, Athletic Boarrl 2, Dramalics 2, 15 Dance Cfmmlitlcv 2, Preslflonl C'hffmi.wlry Club 15 lllass Bas- lrolball 5, 4, 33 Class Baseball 5, 4, T'll,7I'Ll7llA'I'lg 5, 4. 3, Football 5. 4, 3, 2, 1. LOUISA K. ALMY CEaseD Raclclljjle MA kindly smile lo all she mel. Heres a naive little maid whose bright, engaging smile seldom fails to greet one even on the dreariest of days. In spite of her great eruclition and capacity for seriousness and sympathy, she is capable of delightful moments of playfulness. Prmlflmzl Tlzvla Alpha Club 15 Year Book Staff 15 Glea Club 1. Clfll LA VUE. EDWARD P. ALDRICH CEddieD Bowdoin I lmow thou art what the world calls a braua fellow, and I have evm'fo'1mrl ther' an honrfsl owe. Eddie is a pal to all, Dorm boys think so too, Danring, football, baseball,-- Is there aught that he eanlt do? Glwc Club 1, Football Dance Committee 15 D'ormitofry 2, 1, Basketball 2, Football 2, 13 Baseball 2, 1. JEAN S-. BAKER , Radclzfe She bore a mind that envy could not but call fair. Jean is such a modest little maid that any attempt to sing her praises adequately would result in embarrassment on her part. Suffice it to say that she is invariably dependable in the classroom and on the athletic Held, she is demure, yet fond of fun,-a genuinely true- bluel' kind of girl. Hockey 5, 4, 3, 25 Basketball 4, 3, 25 Glee Club 3, 25 Theta Alpha Club 13 Year Book Staff 1, CUM LAUDE. 16