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

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Page 24 . . The BLACK and ORANGE . 1947 MARGERY ANN HELLER LMargiel Br-afurr Collrgc BRocK'roN Margie, hailing from Brockton, is very quiet in the classroom but our little birdie has informed us that during the summer vacation she Urunsl' a Summer Camp. Theta Alpha IQ Glee Club IQ Current Events 2. Two Years ROBERT VAN NESS HOLLAND lDutchJ Prinfclon VVOLLASTON Bob has been with us for only a year, but it did not take him that long to make the favorable im- pression he is leaving behind. He is a good athlete, a good student, and a good fellow. VVe wish him good luck. Baseball 1, Football I. One Year PATRICIA FLORENCE JOHNSON QPatJ Simmnnx VVOI.I.AS'l'ON VVith Latin as her favorite subject and knitting as her hobby, Pee Wee keeps busy, we hear. The nursing profession will welcome her after her Simmons course, we know. Theta Alpha rg Science Club 35 Tennis 1 Two Years LAURAINE ANN KEEFE fLorriej Businesx Sfhool MIQRRYMOU NT Lorrie is the class of l47lS proof positive that good things come in little packages. A staunch Merrymounter, a friend to all and a really good sport. There would have been something missing without Lorrie to liven up the day. Theta Alpha 1. Two Years DONALD ALEXANDER KENNEDY QDonJ Ilarfvard Scx'rUA'ru VVhen in an argumentative mood, disagree with ' Ken. He thoroughly enjoys a hot discussion, and we admit he's good. English classes with a word from Ken are sure to be bright. Who knows but that future years may see Ken active in U. N. councils? Year Book rg Orchestra 2, Honor Roll 2, IQ CUM LAUDE. Two Years

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1947 The BLACK and ORANGE Page 23 ALAN s. GILBERT QGillyj BROCK TO N Gilly possesses that unusual gift of being able to find the pleasant side of everything, and at t.ie same time to be serious when need be. This quality makes a genial companion and a sympathetic friendg he certainly takes with him our best wishes for success in the future. Camera Club 21 Chemistry Club 4, 3Q Basket Ball fManagerj 2. Four Years ROGER BYRNF GOOKIN lRogj Darlmoulh QUINCY Rog has made numerous friends these past two years with his ready wit and friendly manner. VVe bear that he skis as well as he sails. We wish you suvcess and happiness for the future, Rog. Glee Club 25 Two PEARL HYA GROSSMAN ll Qvlxcv Many a day arriving in her flashy new convertible, Pearl arouses all our envy. And she's generous in offering rides, too. Pearl is very retiringg yet she has a ready smile for everyone. Theta Alpha ig Music Appreciation 25 Senior Middle P Camera Club 4, 3Q llonor Roll 4. Four PHILIP C. HAMMOND lPhill rwassrzflfzlxrits No. QLTINCY Although Phil has been with us only one year, we lind him quite a student and a swell fellow. VVe are looking forward to the baseball season as we hear he is an exceptional second baseman. Baseball I. One THOMAS RICHARD HFALY QTomJ Holy Mu.'roN Tom is quiet and persevering. These past four years he has always been ready to laugh with the rest of us. Between art and photography his spare time muit be very well Filled. Four Years hfaion lay 2 5 Years Slatz' Year Cross Years

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1947 . The BLACK and ORANGE . Page 25 MARGARET MARY KENT lMiggiel . CENTER HANOVER Gforgfto-wn Visitation Junior Collegz' Vivid personality, pleasant graciousness, and l steadfast friendship have all combined to make F Miggie a person whom we like to have around. The spark of our girls' hockey team, Miggie can make that ball do handsprings. Theta Alpha 1, Art 25 G. A. A. rg Dramatics Committee 23 Fencing 25 Basket Ball 2, rg Field Hockey 2, rg Soft Ball 2, rg Tennis 2, 1. Two Years EUGENE KLEBENOV lKlebJ Harvard COHASSE1' Kleb's that fellow with the limitless source of base- ball facts and Hgures. We are all acquainted with his constructive comments in English class. and wish him the best of luck in the future. Dramatics Committee 25 Baseball 2, rg Fencing rg Honor Roll r Two Years NORMAN S. LEVINE fNormieJ Jklassarhusetts Stair WEYWOUTH Normie, one of the only fellows in Thayer who has dared to wear his loud ties five days of the week. His ability as an all-round athlete has been a great asset to our teams, Through his friendliness, help- fulness, and scholastic ability he has set a fine ex- ample for us all. Camera Club 3, Scribblers' Club 3, Football 2, rg Basket Ball 2, 1, Ski Trip 3, 2, 1, Track 2, rg Honor Roll 1. Three Years BROOKS H. LUPIEN lBrooksieJ Rrnnsflarl' BROCKTON Brooksie is another from the wilds of Brockton who has made his mark here at Thayer. One of the few brave enough to tackle German, he is a stu- dent of great earnestness and persistence. Here's to Thayer's branch of the Western Union. Chemistry Club 3, 2, Bell ringer 2, I. Three Years VVILLIAM HENRY MATTESON lBillj Boston Unifvz-rsily SOUTH WEYMOUTH Bill is another South Weymouthite whose presence these last two years has added much to our extra curricular activities. Don't misunderstand: his name is often heard when the honor roll is read in Chapel. His sharp blue Pontiac is a source of fun to many. Baseball 2, Ig Football 23 Two Years ,