Thompson Academy - Islander Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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4 'Q DEDICATION ifef2i2',J.1 .. . 1, uv if- ,,, bl ff.. -. I1 I - l' '- A if Q. a M Humax: ' Mrs. Wilhelmina Thomas Mrs. Mildred Baxter It would be almost impossible to list the many responsibilities that are carried out daily by these two dedicated ladies. Their efficiency and their genuine concern for the welfare of Thompson Academy is seen in everything they do. Always willing to help someone or share advice, Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Thomas will forever hold a spe- cial place in our hearts. Keeping a school together is no easy task, but to these two ladies we give the most credit. The Class of 1973 is dedicating this yearbook to you who have dedicated yourselves to us.

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,N ff lllflr 3 1 I5 fl -- ff f I fx. I V - x5 .:.':., l',l .gi a l l' .I . l 9 nip x'Nxiu,. ,M?Ts5l,x,A,.x'x . 1 ' I z , I 1 'a' in 'ilk-a K f 'fl ' Q Q if ff. ' hi' l Mrs. Nancy Wright Mrs. George Wright will be long remembered by the Class of 1973 for her enthusiastic support of all Thompson Academy activities. In addition to serving as hostess at many school functions, she has taught French, tutored, directed school plays, and served as advisor to the dramatics club. She has graciously remained our friend through many l crises, and she has encouraged us always to strive for self-improve- ment. To Mrs. Wright we offer thanks and best wishes for the future.

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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.