Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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NIKE | 1927 Vivian Fay.tes BoypEN “Vig? Walpole House. Chairman 4; Chairman of Costumes 4; Associate House Chairman 3; Wardrobe Mistress of Dramatics 3; Art Club; Classical Club; Choir. V ivid and : Intriguing dramatic costuming achievements V ie with popularity as House Chairman In establishing for Vivian An enviable N ame. PriscittA’ FAIRBANKS BROOKS NUS Syme ; : Newton Highlands President of A. A. 4; Vice-President of A. A. 3; Treasurer of A. A. 2; Treasurer of Class 1; Y..W..- C. A. Cabinet 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2,3, Captain ° 4; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Class Baseball 1, 2, 3; Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Tennis 1, 2, 3,: Captain 4; Class Hockey 1, Captain 2,3, 4; Agora; Art Club; Musical Club; Choir; Orchestra. Pussy playing her violin; Pussy Running down the hockey field; Pussy In the rush and excitement of a basketball Series; Pussy as a charming Floradora C oquette. She is always In the very center of things, and she never Loses the enthusiasm and pep which make her a Leader. Her infectious giggle may be heard at almost Any time, anywhere,—for Pussy is every- where at once. Iris CAROLINE BROWN “Brownie” Carolinany Rewls Secretary of Class 4; Senior Advisor; Senior Chaperone; Senior Choir; Y. W.C. A. Cabinet 4; Manager of Varsity Hockey 4; Secretary C. G. A. Council 3; Photograph Editor of Niké 3; Class Baseball 3, 2, 1; Class Hockey 4,1; Romance Lan- guages Club, Iris somehow manages to Remain aloof and distant without In any way spoiling the effect of her S incere friendliness. Page Twenty-two

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ules NIKE CATHERINE ELIZABETH Dixon BETTES “Katie” Ortega, Fla. Catherine smiles quietly, And we never know quite what she’s T hinking about. But Her eyes have such a bright Expression, and her drawling Remarks are always so Interesting, that we know she Never misses anything, nor loses her E ver-present cheerfulness. ‘Mary Acnes BisHop “Aggie” Fort Fairfield, Me. Art Club; Le Cercle Francais. Aggie will never Get bored or boring until there is No episode, anecdote, or Experience left worth her telling; So we have much joy before us. EmiLty Ros—ENA BLAISDELL Newton Vice-President of Class 4; Vocational Board 4, Assistant Director 3; Senior Advisor; Senior Choir; News Staff 3,2; Advertising Manager of Niké 3; Class Hockey 2, 3; Class Tennis 2, 3, Captain 4; Glee Club; Choir. Even if she does M anage to appear vastly Indifferent to Life in general, Yet she is, in college parlance, “a good kid.” Page Twenty-one

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mon 7 NIKE ROSEMARY GREENE BUCKINGHAM Boulder, Colo. Rushlight Staff +; Publicity Board 4; Wheaton Editor of the Sportswoman 4; Literary Supplement Staff 3; President of Agora 4; Riding Team 4. Right from a book she might have come, Our “breezy Westerner”; She writes, she acts, and, Even more, she talks and walks, in a Manner all her own. Ginger A le’s her favorite beverage. When we think R osemary, we think Yo! Ho! Ho! and a bottle of Pop! MAarGARET LouIsE BURRINGTON “Peg” Charlmont Chairman of Budget 4; Senior Choir; Chairman Varsity Tea Committee -4, 3; Chairman Silver Bay Conference 2; Science Club; Romance Languages Club. M any are the sterling qualities one might A scribe to Peg. She is Really efficient, G raced with an A we-inspiring chemical knowledge, R egent of Emerson, and possessed of that E phemeral T hing called mentality. Etva FRANKLIN CHENEY East Bridgewater Social Editor of News 4; Chairman of Sewing 4; Senior Choir; Treasurer of Science Club eo dine Crs S. A. Cabinet 3; Glee Club; Chorr. Enjoyment of the frivolous things of Life is Elva’s pet pose. She V ery nearly succeeds in convincing us of A contempt for the serious. Page Twenty-three