Thompson Academy - Islander Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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APPRECIATION .Vi 'r' E . ' P, K N 'gg F' Fur 532, .usxi Mrs. Paula Pinto A friend in need ...... We will forever remember Mrs. Pinto as a friend. She was always willing to help us and never asked for thanks in return. Mrs. Pinto was a great help in running our school newspaper, and we could not have been as successful without her. She was also our typing teacher, and, as ever, her patience was reassuring. She was there whenever we needed her, and now we have a chance to show our appreciation. From the Class of 1973, we thank Mrs. John D. Pinto.

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IN NIEIVICRIAIVI .fit .nf ' A J 1 ,wif ,, ,. ip 'ir' .M-. ww-... glam-o...... .... if 'Q s 'env-rl'-v iw ,. ezmaf fi. -Il , , ifg.A F' . i . N A2 .3 A -lx Mr. Robert Floane Kitching 1885 - 1 972 On November 7,1972, Thompson Academy lost its most loyal and long-serving member. Mr. Kitching had been a resident of Thompson's Island for 44 years and had lived through many changes in the school. An ardent supporter of our athletic teams, he attended games whenever he could. He was very fond of baseball and would rarely miss a home game. A devoted man, Mr. Kitching was held in high esteem by his many friends, both on and off the Island. lt is hard to express our feelings after the loss of such a man, but what we can do is remember him kindly. . Q . and we will.