Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

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',1 1 '11 111.51111 '1' IIIIIN N,11sx11'111 '1' Iz1'1f, xx 1.1 3 1.1 I1' I1 11 'III' ' I 'SIER f ' '. .'x11'1'11 To the Class of 1947: There is always a hint of sadness as each gen- eration of graduates leaves the corridors and the classrooms of Attleboro High School. But this sadness is tempered with the realization that Commencement Day is really a beginning not an ending. The hopes and prayers of parents, teachers, and schoolmates are for your success in the days ahead. May the years spent in Attleboro High School be remembered and may the following pages recall to each of you some of the happiest hours of your lives. Good luck and God bless you all! Samuel M. Graves Dediccztimz To Miss Elizabeth M. Hilliard, whose kindness and understanding have won for her the affection of all who know her, and whose high ideals have been an everlasting inspiration to all her stu- dents, we, the class of I9-47, fondly dedicate this yearbook. Sir! Pfmcz als Message Dcdzcatzwz lauzltj ScI1I0ls Cfass D413 A4111 ztzes ,Sports I11 Reueu Ad: 61 tzscmeuts Contents L N .' .' 7. .. V x Sk . . , . 1 4 ' y , . 1 -- L s s .. 1, J xx . . . , , . V . s , ' ' . . s Iv . vs- 'J ' I . If I I I i 0 COME ALL 51-53 YE FMTHFUL. UF THE NIGHT If ALULTY Burk Rau LOUIS A PARKER AB AM Hlvtau CJEORGI S KHASI BS M A Muur Dept HARRY E LOOPER PH B Bl0l0L1 and P111 flu RFNNIXI H L GODING BS AM fl76'llIlSff1 Pbulcx H MARSHALL MLC LEAN IIILCDKIII ltlIlD1!IllH1L CFORGF I SPATC HI'R Ybap ARFI HUR lx SMITH AB Fug lnla IAMFS'I LAPE AB AM AM mT Fngllxb H MARGARL'l AIITN AB AM Fuglzvb Middle Rau HELEN A COONIY Ilamcfmld 11h DORIS GRIINBLRG Of fue Secrctzzu ILORENQE E HAGGERTY AB 'llgebm Clzlcv GRAKL C DALFY AB E7ZgQll5l7 Hlvtary EDITH L HINLKLEY BA Ctflllllll GER TRUDE PARSONS AB Cemlan E MARY PAYNE BSEd Hath Dept MABEL M OTT Cammercml Dept MARY B DEAN AB AM Hzvtarm IANI' THOMSON BS m Phys fd Plux Id N Ilygzcuc BIANC HI I IIIN RY A B C allngc Amzb lrant Rau MABEL E HARRIS BS ln Id ldM Illannmu BPRNICI B HOSMER Camnzerclal Dept JESSII' M GRAVES AB 1:11111 DOROTHY L SIMONDS A B Hlstam SAMUEL M GRAVES A B Prlnrlpal FREEMAN HALL JR BS M of Ed Soczal Studies ELIZABETH HILLIARD BA MA Hzstau V LILLIAN POLITELLA B A Sprmzvb Irencb RU'IH A RAMSDELL AB Ojjrzce lmnzzng MARjORIF A PIERCE PhB MA Ffencb IRENE CECILE ALM121DA College Sturdy Hospital Success 11 my arm Tha! I urll attain Junior Red Cross 7 3 4 Blue Oval S 4 Tattletale 4 Honor Usher 4 Co chair man 4 ARNOLD ANDERSON Trade School ANDY To hate a friend be one FRANK ANDREWS Technical ANDY 'I rouble ne: er troubles me ELEANOR M AUDETTE Commercial My tongue u :Ibm my lips does reign for uhoet er lalks murh talks an sam LX DIA E. BARNEY Civic Arts ' A sunny nature wins lasting lriendshipsf' PHYLLIS F BARR K ommtrclal Office Work .Sleek and slim u :tb pep and um ARLENE L BARTON l ommercial Bryant ARLIF Bonus blooming slrazgbl and Iall Blue Owl 4 Tattletalt 6 Student Diru tor of The Boor GENE F BELLEROSE College Boston UHINLFSIIQ BE! LHOP He attams u hate: er be altemplx Treasurer 1 Dance Committee I Blue Owl l 4 Tattletale 4 Basketball l Track l Canteen Committee 2 5 Intra mural Basketball 4 RITA P BENNETT College Boston University Frfendxbrp esteem and farr regard' Blue Owl 4 Tattletale 1 Honor Usher -5 Triple S PRUDENCE G. BERGERON Civic Arts PnU-Pau 'INot an ounce of pretense. No feathers, no fuss- e lbink that she has Personalily plus- Blue Owl -6: Tattletale 4: Armistice hy Assembly 4. GLRALD R BERGSTROM College Wentworth lnsurutc JE RRY Hou ezer be that says lzltle M113 knau a great deal Sensor Play 4 Alumnl Commlttee 5 I utrletale 4 RICHARD D BLACKBURN College SMILEY Much allou ance must be made for men l- otball l 5 Varsny Club 3 4 HIY 3 4 Alumni Commrtree 4 Stu dent Council 1 3 4 Freshman Dance Commtttee l Senior Prom Committee 4 Senior Play 4 ALAN BLACKMAR Trade School RUTH K BLOTTMAN Lolloge Pembroke RUTH l E full of fun, I ll my so Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Tr1Y 4 Blue Owl 4 Tatrletale 4 WILLIAM I BOOTS College Bowdom Class President 1 7 Student Council 7 5 1 Secretary and Treasurer 5 Pre :dent of Student Council 4 JOHN BORA 'Irade School ,IOHNNIE ROBERT S BORDEN M1nual Arts Bos Humorous mellou a mort friendly fellou lntra mural Basketball 4 NORMAND R BOUCHER Manual Arts NORM And tuo for emery girl Orchestra 1 2 AUDREY E BOWEN Commercial Work AUDI E Its mae to be natural fben you re naturally mce Jumor Red Cross Home Nursing 1 Honor Usher 5 Senior Play 5 LEONARD A BOWERS Techmcal LENNY He uho Jayx little bar Aotbmg to nmuer for l'ltY 4 4 Baseball 5 lntra mural Bas ketball i f V . ' ' . v v 77 N . .. ., , - 3 ' Q - .. . z i . r nfl V ' ,. .. ,, 'Q . 2. . 1 . ' . . z , '. H ' - . . 3. Q - '. . 2 . . t Il'x a quiet worker that succeeds. A xmile for every fellow, V , ' f' .. -, .. ., u 4 1 In U ' l V ,- , W . . .. 1 : '- 1 - ' . . I , , . 1 3 I .. .. . ' - , -: ' -. . . A 1 ' 2. . 1 ' ' ' ' . - 1 ,C ' ' GEORGE W. BRADFORD Manual Arts RED BuI.rbing ix t'irIuc's color. MARIE T BRISTOL General Boston Chrldren s Hospital Bun A bundle of nnsthfel An mean nf rmfles Glec Club l Chorus 1 Blue Owl LORRAINE B BUSSIERE College BUZZ llfben :ber 11411111 she J pretty When she Ialks sbe r u :tty Debate Club 1 German Club 2 Red Cross 1 Student Councrl 4 DONALD J CAMERON Technlcal DON ll ln should I u mra and make mpc!! mad MILTON CASH Trade School M ll T RICHARD O. CASTRO Civic Arts Work To bare a friend. be one, Football 5. bl: Intra-mural Basketball -lg Senior Play 1: Glcc Club 5. PHYLLIS A. FHAMPIGNY Colltge Tclcphonc Opcmtor PHYL loretcr fort most Ill Ihr rrulir laughing herald of harmlur lun L att Klub l Lhrwrw Club I ubl 7 Ch n Vollt EUGENE L CHARLEBOIS Tcchnlcal Boston Unncrsrq GENE Hu frrends be has mam Hrs foes has be any Sophomore Dance Commltttc 7 Prom Committee 4 Sensor Plav -Q Football 'v 4 Track 'Q 4 Varsity Club 5 A H1 Y ERNEST S CHESWORTH Cnrc Arts Graceland M1 tbougbtv and umdurl arc my ouu ROBLRI HALI C HLYNI Lnu. Arts S Nu rl 1 Corps Bon OH ue go mln lin u :Id blue ymldtr WILLIAM CLAYTON JR Manual Arts BILL MARCUS V COLE College Dartmouth MARK H Y 5 S Baseball 5 Blue Owl 4 Honor Usher 4 junior Rotarmn Bus: ness Manager lattletale 4 JANET E COOPER College W1 lfred Aluayx a smile And seldom a frou n 'ln Y 5 4 Dtcoratxon Committee LELAND JOHN COOPER College Tufts LEE Here I come and you cant stop me Football Manager 5 Band 4 Blue Owl 4 Tattletale 4 Sensor Play 4 Varstty Club 5 4 LEONARD G COOPER Cn nc Arts LENNY THOMAS P CRONIN Tom All the world love: 4 lover ootball l 2 3 4 Basketball Mana get 5 4 H1Y 3 4 Intramural Bas etball 5 4 Track 3 ROBERT H CULLEN Cnvxc Arts Work SATCH Tn folly to be uzse ANNA ROSE CUSA tozce like a mgbtmgale- DOROTHY DAIGNEAULT Commercnal I-Iaxrdresser DOT A .ngbt lo delxgbl nn Column Leader 3 4 Honor Usher 5 RICHARD F DEEGAN Manual Arts DIXIE My thoughts and conduct are my own Baseball 5 4 , . E u n u 1. ' I' U F . ,. , 9 - X , 5 - , s - - ' k , 9 . i- . . -5 - .5 1 A: ,E ' ' ' -1 1 - I- n , - ' JAN College Sturdy Hospital r' , ' 1 H HA V . . . . ,, y 3 A . . . H5- ,, . .v l , .. . . . ,, ,. , A . : 5 1 . . y . . , ' . V. me n ., 1, , . JANE ANNE DESJARDINS Commercxal Boston Unxversnty JANIE Her friendly smzle makes life u orth u hzle Jumor Red Cross l 2 Basketball 7 Blue Oval 4 Tattletale 4 Tennis 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH DOYLE General Boston Unnversxty BILL A happy man ss a free man Football 4 Varsity Club 4 H1Y SOPHIE F DRAGUN Commercxal Art School To knou her is to like her Jumor Red Cross Blue Ovsl 4 Sketch Club 4 NATALIE J DUGAN College Boston Umversnty NAT Full of so much happiness and joy Shes a good catch for any mce boy Student Councll 1 2 Dance Commxt teel 2 5 4 Class Secretaryl 3 Jun lor Red Cross l Rm Committee 5 Tn Y 5 4 Secretary o Trl Y 3 Press dent of Trl Y 4 Girls State Representa tnve 3 Honor Usher 3 4 Junxor Dec oratmg Committee 5 EVA MARY DUMONT Commercnal EVE Her cheery smile greets u en one MARY E DWYER Commcrclal MAE Nrcer ls none than she Junior Red Cross 1 Rmg Committee 3 Honor Usher 5 WILLIAM B EBERT Cult ArtS BILL Better to be small and shine Than to be tall and east a shadou ROBERT J EDMONDSON Clue Arts Bos fhere s mischief rn those eyes btnlor English Class Play 4 ELAINE MARY FALLOWS Commercial FRENCHIE A theerj gal uho 5 ezeryones pal un1or Red Cross l 2 Debate Club l Tn Y 3 Cheerleader 4 Varsity Club 4 HAROLD JULES FINE Manual Arts HARRY llc u lm speaks little has deep thoughts ' ' ' . . ,- , , - 3, . - . Y . 3 1 . . . -- ' 9 , - uv vt ' v' - H V . .Y 4 9 - 4. . . : ., ., r , ' V I s s 1 n U y. a ' J ' , 5 s s -. - - - ' 9 y . , ' 9 ' l s I a y ' z- , , ' ,. , 1 ., 1 1 , ROBERT FIRTH Technical College BOB Full of lun to et eryone Football 4 CLAIRE MARIE FISHER Commercial Wfheret er there zx cheerlulnexs Youre .ture to fmd ibn lovely mn.: Dance Committee 1 Tn Y 3 4 Varsi ty Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Senior English Class Play 4 DAVID JEROME FOLEY College Tufts College Fo F0 He bubbles mer uxlh all hu ull And has a elezer uay ol usmg :I Football 3 4 Baseball 5 Basketball 5 Student Council 1 4 HIY 5 4 Senior Dance Committee 4 BARBARA LOUISE GEMPP Household Arts 'BARBH Actions speak louder than u'ords.' Junior Red Cross l. THEODORE W. GILBERT Technical M.l.T BILLH Ambition makes lor .rucce.t.v. Student Council lg German Club 2: Hi- Y 5. 4: Honor Usher 5, 45 Blue Owl 49 Tattletale 4. MALCOLM EARL GIVENS Technical Engineering School MAC Full of lun and muchsel too Doing lhmgs he shouldn t do Basketball 4 Trackl 5 4 H1Y 5 4 Football 4 Bandl 2 3 4 MADELINE C GOVERNO Commercial Thoughts speak louder than words Library Aid 4 PETER GOW Technical Art School PETE A mellow lellou Boys Glee Club 3 4 Football Chorr 4 Representative for Music Department at Rotary Club ROBERT GRISE Bon For he'.v a folly good fellow. MARJORIE N. GROVER College 'MARGlE Alu'a1'.v cheery alu ay: gay For Margie alu ays seems that way. Honor Usher jg Glee Club 45 Tennis 4. DOROTHY A GRUDAIN College DOT To krlou ber is lo like her Glee Club 4 Tennis 4 MURIEL A GUILLETTE Commercial Commerelal Qehool Her smiles um mam a friend Debate Club l junior Red Cross 5 4 Presxdent of Junior Red Cross 5 Secretary of jumor Red Cross 4 Jumor Dance Commnttee 3 Recepnon Commtt tee 5 Class Secretary 4 Alumnt Cu Commnttec 4 Glrls State Representa uve 5 Honor Usher 4 DAR Repre sentauve 4 EVELYN D GURN CIVIC Arts FVE There J nzxscbref m those uc: JUNE S HARADEN College Modern Sehool of Art Srevua Franz top to toe She J ranng lo go Debate Club l Softball 2 Basketball 2 4 Tr1Y 4 Tenms 4 SHIRLEY J HARTWELL Cnvrc Arts Sl-mu. Pleasmg lo knou Www BARBARA A HASELTON Commereml SHURTY Heller lo be born Jbort lhan :ml to he born al all blee Club 4 Choir 5 DARYL M HA'I FIELD I tue Arts Wxvy 'IEX lor be 5 a jollv good fellou oothall l '15 e 1 ue Oval ebill l dent Lounul 4 Tattletale 4 Varsity Klub S 1 Canteen Commxttee 4 Sen tor l'n,L,ll5h Cllss Play RUTH A HENDERSON l ollege Brrdgevvxter Rl 'IH A1 ICE llfmnmg naw and dancing het Blake little Rutbze quite complcle e ate Club l Inbrarw Club 7 Cheerleader 4 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Dance Kommlttee 7 Tr1Y -l Canteen Comnnttee 5 4 SYLVIA HIMES Lolleee Massaehusetts State College SYBBY A smile and Sybby go hand zn band Glee Club l Press Club 7 Lxbrary Club 7 3 Presndent of Library Club -4 Treasurer of Trl Y 4 Canteen Commlt t S 4 Basketball 5 Tattletale 4 Blue Owl -I MAGARET L HOHLMAIER Commercial Bryant Around ber bead a halo glous Honor Usher 5 4 ILSTHER M HOJABOOM Commercial S1111 u alerr run deep RICHARD J HOLLIS iollege Boston University RICH lift is a song askttball I 2 orus 111014. fommrttu. 5 4 Glu Club 5 HARRY HOUGHTON Manual Arts A rtlent langue Ends no lrouble ADRIAN S. HOWES General 'ZEKEH 1 ' lboughlx and my c'ondm:t are my ou n. NANCY I'. IRELAND College Bryant ' NANH Meeting Nanny is like meeting xprin Alter a lang, hard winter. Glee Club lg Home Music 1: Ring Committee 39 Honor Usher 5. 4: Blue Owl 35 Softball 33 Tri-Y 4: Tattletale 43 Chorus l. THOMAS R IRELAND Technical TOM Laugb and the uorld laughs with you Student Council 2 3 4 Baseball 2 rack 3 Football 3 4 Honor Usher 3 Class Treasurer 2 Dance Committee l Hi Y 3 4 Assembly Committee 5 De bate Club l Varsity Club 3 4 JESSIE F IWUC Commercial Bryant ESS lrxendly and xrmlmg Blum Owl 4 Tatrlctale 4 Press Club 4 ESTHER M JOHNSON Commercial ETT Pretty baxr and blue eye: Full of uit you cant duguzse junior Red Cross 1 Blue Owl 4 Tattle tale 4 Honor Usher 4 DORIS M. JORDAN College Kathleen Dell Dow Silence is goldenf JOHN KACZOWKA General Gel thee. Satan, behind me. Hi-Y 43 Varsity Club 3, 45 Baseball.2, 5, 43 Basketball 2, 3. 43 Senior English Class Play 4. JOHN J KUBISKI JR Techmcal Boston Umversxty JOHNNIE Personality 15 a .mre Jlep to .vm cess EDWARD F KURTZ Teehnleal M I T Teo Many from 1n the hre And they re all hot German Club 2 5 Honor Usher 5 H1 Y 4 4 Blue Owl 4 CoEd1tor 4 Sen lor Play 4 Tattletale 4 JEANINE M LADOUCFUR Lommerclal Bryant JLAN IN ls lVhat she lacks rn size She makes up HI good nature Tattletale 4 Blue Owl 4 Semor Eng, lush Class Play NORMAN EARL LAI' LEUR College Unlversxty of Southern Calnfornm NORM Lmsfetn and I Ht Y 5 4 Honor Usher 5 DONALD I1 LAMOND Teehmeal Ocullst DAN Beu are' I might be grea Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 5 A Sophomore Dance Commxttee Color andHM3mg Commmee Varsxty Club 5 1 xf ARTHUR J LAPORTE Cnnc Arts Navy ARCHIE He .v a good friend EUGENE M LEBOEUF Tethmeal GENE Dont hgh! oaer me gurls Ill go home alone Y 4 4 Football 5 4 Varslty Club 5 1 Basketball 5 4 BARBARA ANN LEE College Br: am BARB 4 quiet lass al limes jumor Red Cross l Student Lounul Glee Club 5 4 Volleyball 4 PAT RILIA B LESURE Q Qllggg Pembroke PA1 .Srluut is golden benlor Play 4 LOIS LEVINE Lollege Boston Unlversnty L0lS A little nonsense nou and then ls reluhed by the best of men Trl Y 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Blue Owl 4 Honor Usher Varsnty Club ?Tattletale 4 K ROBERT F. LONSBURY Technical Dartmouth Bon or Lou 'All great men are dead, And I'm not feeling well. Orchestra lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4: War Bond Committee 2 Dance Committee 7 5 4 Prom and Reception Committee Class Night Commxttee H1 Y 3 4 Foot ball 5 4 Track 3 4 Varsity Club 5 4 Class V1cePres1dent 4 Blue Owl Canteen Commlttee 4 Honor Usher A ELIZABETH C MARTINS Commercial BETTY Qmelnexs has its on n charm: Glee Club 4 Tattletale 4 Blue Ovsl THERESA F MARTIN Commcrcnal R I School of Design TERRY fhere s somelhmg fn bemg mtzsllt JOHN W MCCARTIL fechnlcal Notre D xmc JACK dealh It shall not be mme Student Council 2 Football 5 4 Golf 5 4 HiY'l 4 V1rs1tyC b CONSTANCE M MCLEOD Household Arts Sturdy Hospital Covwns Sha u ho Ines mrilented posvesses ezerythmg junior Rccl Cross l 7 Glec Club l 7 5 -Q Trlple,Sl 7 Home Music l 7 5 4 Ho Nursing 7 Mixed Chorus 5 Choir 4 rchestra 4 Press Club 1 Blu Owl 4 Tattletale 4 0 MARION E. MCNALLY Commercial Wfinslow Secretarial ' 'M AC' ' Quiet and shy Wzlh a pleasmg smzle Junior Red Cross I Z GWENDOLYN MERRILL Commercial Massachusetts School of Art GWEN Pleasmg lo knou Glee Club 7 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Sketch lu 4 ARTHUR MERZ Trade School Die cutting BOUFER Net er a dull moment u ben he s around tudcnt Council RUTH ANNA MOHR Colltgc Tllf S RUTHIE Happy am I from care I am free Why urenl they all ronlenled like me' Basketball 1 7 3 1CaptamJ4 Soft balll 7 3 4 Glee Clubl Tennis 3 4 Dance Commntteel 2 5 Prom and Reception Committee 5 Class Nxghf 3 Cantecn Committee 7 5 4 Chairman 4 Senior Play 4 Tattletale -4 Blue Owl Representative 7 3 Tr1Y 1 Varslty Club fa 4 Alumni Commtttce A Armis tice Day Asscmbly ARTHUR J MONDOR Manual Arts ART IS belter Io be seen than heard ' g I ' I -, . .' . 4., , . Z l D I 2 . 1 ' .Q 1 ' - ' , . - f. . U. I , , ,. X, - . 9 -5: . 3 A . 1' U H . ,rv if - I , H n A - .., , , . , g 3 ' -1. C b - . ,.. . ' . . . . .V .. Q i , I ' . K . ' .1 . 1 np f . ' , . . ' 1 - ... , -, . ' : . - H ,,,-- , .- , -, ,. 9 , . Am 1ll0IlJld.l' the came of Caesm x 4: Volleyball 4: Sketch Clubs Blue Owl f 4, 1 , A . , 1 H ' I - , . I - 3 . , s . H -, ' ' -v i 3 3 .. fl - .. 'Z . lu 5. -4. ' Q Q ' -- .Z ' 11 1 , .. fs A ' -1 - . , - . ,L .. A Av .. H 1 v 'r - W . ., ,. 'Q ' , .. -: I ' . -. lr , 5 -1 ,: 'Q 5 fs e . f . . BARBARA MOORE CHIC Arts Gracaland follggv. BARB Good nature uftboul dngurse jumor Red Cross l 5 Glu Club s 4 Softball 7 5 Honor bshu Xnllu a 4 BETTE ELSIE MORRISON Household Arts Art School BETTE A pleaxant perxon to krmu Home Nursing l Red Cross l Skugh Club Q FREDERICK MORRISEAU Trade School Toolmaker FRED 7 0 knou bun If lo like bun MARILYN E MORSE Conlnurnml Offlu XX ork INIARIIXN Gund nature is Iln an ul a 50nd :mud BAZIL B MULLIGAN College S1111 u alerx nm deep HELEN M NAISMITH nmmgrual Boston Unlversm HELEN A good pal and lru nd Prus Club President 4 Blue. Owl 5 4 T.1rrlv.mlL 6 jumor Rnd Cross 4 Dana Lonvmrtca. 6 PI-IYLLIS E NELSON Collrgn R I irate. PHYI Iauqla and the u arld laughs u :tb 'pon Glu Club 4 Chorus 1 Vollewball ROBERT LEE NEY follggv. haw BIBBER lull of fun and mischief loo Dnmg tbmgx be sbouldn t do nd l 7 O I 1 Glen Club 1 7 Debate Club l Base b1ll l 7 Blue Owl -3 Tattlctale -4 u su. Thnors 4 fanucn Commuter 'v STEPHEN O BRIPN ns Arm N I' Qnhool of Art g'lI'Nl I o bar e a llltlld In om. NIARY P ODONNELL C 0llq.,f. Fmmanugl Mm ll' Zlllllg I5 xbe and eager to please ll but other urine: are belief lbau rbere junxor Red Cross 1 7 Lnbrars Club 7 3 4 Honor Usher 3 AGNES G OLDHAM General R I School of Design AGGIE A sumn nature um.: laslzng frzendsbzp Glee Club l Junior Red Cross I Sketc Club ANN PATTERSON College Colby Junior PAT Aluays has a tumble in ber eye Il: sure to faith some lucky gum TriY 5 I Basketbxll Varsity Club 4 lheerlcltltr 4 IOANNE PAYSON C ollege OE Nun Il none than she LORRAIN E PEARSOV College Nursing LORRAINE A very quiet girl is :be And Illldiillming as can .' Glee Club l' Jeeps 5' Tri-Y 4. FREDERICK P. RICHARDS Civic Arts FRED Walsh me boy-I'm diHerent.' Football Manager fi: Senior Play -4. DONALD J PELLETIER General PELKEY Ob lead me to a quzet cell' lntra mural League Basl-cetba EUGENE N PERRY Manual Arts GENE Ile 5 a quiet lad al limes Basketball l Baseball 3 Golf 3 RALPH PERRY College Bates Flazzsn I auoke one mormng nd found myself famous Football 5 4 Basketball I seball 1 7 3 Class V1cePres1dent Varsity Club Student Council PRISCILLA G. PHILLIPS General Nursing XVoom ' Warm-hearted sparkling with lun Sbe's sure to win you before she! done. War Stamp Committee l 2' Cheerlead- er 5 -i' Blue Owl 4' Tattletale 4' Tri- Canteen Committee 4' Varsity Club -i. JOANNE P ROBINSON College Rnptn College The Ibon5lJlv of 1011111 are long long Ihougbll rec Club 7 o our 3 RUDOLPH ROMAGNOLI hnmrxl Btntlx Sthool of Attountmg, Rl DX Pcnfrlz nf lux umda an lux! SYLVIA SANDBERG C olltgc Mass uhusttts Sthool of Physlothtrxpy SU. Ill be mtrrm Ill be free Ill he fad for nobndv 4 Latm Banqutt Commnttee S Prom Commlttec Alumnae Commnttee Class Treasurer 4 Tr1Y 5 4 Jeeps 5 Blue Owl 3 Tattletale 5 1 Glcc Club l Press Club 1 7 4 Vue President of Library Club 4 Treasurer of Jeeps 3 Reception Commlttee 4 OLIVE SANTOS Communal Setrttiry Ou Cood nature I5 lbe air of a good mind Trl Y 4 Glu. Club 4 Blue Owl 4 WILLIAM SARGENT Techmcal Brown Lnrursntx SARGE Inaftzz 111 u death Student Councxl 1 7 4 4 Varsnty Cl b Presndent 1 H1 Y 5 4 Football 7 3 4 Baseball l DERITH SHEA enual Massachusetts Art DERRY bla eb and slim u :th pap and um Cheerleader -i Tattlttale -4 Blue Owl 4 Skttch Llubl 7 3 Glrls Basketball 7 5 Dance COITIITIIIILLI 7 5 4 Tr1Y 5 Jups 5 Scmor Play 1 Junior Decora non Committee 5 Prom Commrtttt 4 rtss Club 7 11 BARBARA IRENL SMI l H Colltgc. Burdgttt Lolltgt BAR!! Xltrrlla lucrrllx rlmll I 1111 non me Nursnng. 7 Bmd I 7 'v PLIZABETH IEAN SMVIH L olltgv. Int the uorld xlzde Ill not lmrlqc fm mlb RICHARD SMITH C ollcgc Tufts Collu.,t Dick 1111 means! pleasure 1:1 lift IK dome u but people my Jon cannot RICHARD I STANTON CIXIL Arts RICH He If tlezer and be If ture He it a terror for bu szze lootball l Blue Owl 7 Ring Commu tee S W , , W ,Y l l G x ,. r F ix . , in 1 , h , V 'Q x. .- . T' A: 1. b H: Cl- , ...':Ch' 4.4. '1. K: - . ll P ' -. -,,1 , ..:. .. 4, j .. . . ' .,. Ho ' ' '-: 1 .-.,.'4. 2 - I N - v ' .i r Library: I, 2, 5. 4: Dance Committee 1. BET1'x ' . j ', H.: - . 5' :uv x v J- . 7 'H 1- ,H , ' ' 7 In J . . J . . , ,. Al ,I Y , ' V 'A .-. u I' ' A ' LL - .. 1 ... .. : Y 7 . 1 -Q ' '- . W V, l 1 FRANCIS H STELTER JR follggu lnuersm of Southern California STELT llzx a lltlle folly u :th 1our uzsdom :tile IIHIIJCHJE I5 pleasant um: and Ibeu NlllLlBl lK Counul I 7 'Q 4 Alumnr Club H X S I bnnnor Prom Lommmee Blue Owl 4 'I ntluale 4 Foolbfrll l J mor Rmg Comnurru. 4 NIAE LLCX STENTIFORD luhnn R I Sghool of DLsxp.,n NHL She Lomex 11 ill: guxlx of laughter Basketball l a fball 'Nollesball 4 Glen Club l 7 5 4 Cho r OrChLslra l 4 4 Blue O l T tluflln A Tnple S l 7 Tr jumor Rnd Cross 4 4 Dame I m 'urine 5 Sgnnor Plas 1 German Club l ourh Canuen Commmee S 4 Var BEVERLX L SL LLIVAN follcge Srurdv Hospital Sl LLX She f mulls from bead lo fool faulelale 4 Tn X 4 1 Basketball v Volluball 4 u Senior Play Q Rui Cross 1 Jeeps 7 Tr1Y Dame Commn ce 5 1 Varsny Club 5 4 Blue Owl 4 I brlry Club I IULIAY SKORUPA Ir adn Qnhool SRORL PO HAROLD LEO SUMNER Lollegc H.uun ' H.X'El'El' a dull moment when bel' around. Foosball l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 5: Baseball 2. 5. 4: Student Council 2. 53 Dance Commixlee Z.: Varsity Club 4. RICHARD E TAILLON General DICR Beuare I mzght be yea! In Kluh o oxblll l BARBARA E TATRO ommerual SLU'-I In BARB u 4 u lnle mu me able WILFRED TATRO BUD ll ho is Ibn haudmme vhauger DAVID THIBAULT Trxdv. School T00lm'1l'f?l' DAVY ll' bm should I norm and make rmselj mad JOHN F. TONDREAULT Collggg Construction XY'ork JoHNN1E I-le's on the beam. ROSE MARIE TRACEY Commercial Work Pleaszng io kuou VIRGINIA TRAINOR Commerclal GINNX To be merry best becomes you Press Club 2 5 Jeeps 7 Jumor Red Cross 3 Honor Usher 5 Tattletale RICHARD M TURNER Manual Arts Work RICH Ufatcb me boy I m dzfferenl DONALD A TUTTLE Technical Amhtrsr DON He saith lzllle but be does much Football 2 3 Intramural Basketball 7 Honor Usher 5 H1 Y 5 4 Lolor and Motto lommnr tee 4 Baseball 4 Senior Play 4 Vlrsl ty Club 3 4 VICTOR G VAUGHAN Technical Georgia Tec The boy is noble mztured Football 4 Track 3 4 Honor Usher 5 Semor Play 4 Mouon Picture Proyector 2 3 4 Vxce Presndent l Intra mural Bziskgtball 3 Varsity Club 3 4 Tattle ta e WILLIAM XVOLL B1I.L Iwom'e admitted lo my shame llml loolball was a brutal game. otball l 7 5 rack 1 7 SEPH F WALSH OE 7 o ba: e a frzend be one Blue Oval 4 Baseball l Band l Dmcv. Commxttee 4 THELMA M WARREN Commercxal Insurance School A quzet lass at frmes G LC Club 1 7 Il 4 IRMA WA'1 ERMAN I ollcge Slrazgbt mme eye bulb taught neu pleasures Dame Committee l Band I Triple. S l lxlllfflflg Club 7 Danu. Commlttee 3 Duoranng Committee 5 Honor Usher ue Owl 1 4 ttletale f Scrum- Play Promptu 6 Gnft Commnt KC WILLIAM E WATSON T:.chmcal Northeastern BILL Ile s a qmct ho, uzlh a mcrn ep: I F0 .-,.,4:T -' .-.5.o. . JO . 4, .4 ,-, I l 'J 4 ' H . 1 -1 ' . . ' 'L 5 Z 2 ' ,L ,Q 4. ' ' rr f ,- f - yr H I '-4 I 'H ' I- . -. K. f. IP ' ' 'Y' l 'H l - -- 4? 5 'd? ' Counff' Q1 15 Asqfmaln 1, 21 Cerman ,Club zl. 35 Z 2 ' I 2 '- 5: Bl , Q 3' 3, Ta , . -H . C L . . . . h ' EARL W WEEMAN Geneml Sprmgfmld College E KRL idnnred by all skmth all I 7 Blsnhxll 1 n Vlu. Prcsldnnr of Sxunhnt Counul 5 n junmr Rum, Commmu. 'a :ss jl L5lklLI1I 4 fl ss SLLYKIHW , CIIIILLII IOITIITIIKKLL D mu Lommntcc 7 3 4 up EVELYN S ZARRELLA Commcruwl Bryant In E A quiet bu! pleasant tomrude Gee Club l 7 4 askctball l 7 5 jumor Red Lrnss l 7 NANCY WERNER College Sturdy Mcmorn ll NANIC To buou ber IS I0 lzke her 1 Le. flub l 4 Chorl l Mm 1 orus 5 hull h :ry A Prom lommxtru A Cnrmm L uh 7 3 Lum Banquet 5 Trl Y Q Blue Owl i Tarrlunlc 4 Vnrmy Club 4 Honor Usher 5 Volleyball 4 Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best All Round Girl BLS: All Round Boy Friendliest Girl Friendliest Boy Most Industrious Girl Most lndustrious Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Boy with the Best Line Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Natalie Dugan Ralph Perry Darsl Hatfield Woody Phillips Ralph Perrx Muriel Guillettc Dave Foley Mary O Donnell Ted Kurtz Sylua Sandberg Bill Boots Bob Ney Muriel Guxllette Bill Gilbert Girl, ialkat ve Did Thejfggt Girl with the Best Line , V 1. Ruth lNiohr.V Sullivan , nw I I I S Who Most Sophisticated Girl Most Sophisticated Boy Most Talkative Girl Most Talkative Boy Most Serious Girl ,. . Most Serious Boy ., , Best Girl Musician ,, .. Best Boy Musician ..., .,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., , ... ..,... . VV,, , V.... V, Best Girl Athlete , ,, ,, ., Best Boy Athlete ,...,, . ,,,, ,, ,,... .. Cutest Girl . , ,,, .. ,, .. . , Cutesr Boy .... .,.,,,. , , ..,,,,,,, ,W , .. .... ..,, , Best Looking Girl ,,,, , , , Best Looking Boy ., ...,,.,.. . Friendgiest Natalie Dugan. june Haraden Bob Lonsbury. Dick Smith , ,. . . W, Ruth Mohr Smiley Blackburn. Bob Ney . , ,, Mary O'Donnell ,, . ,,,,,,,, , , Bill Gilbert Sylvia Himes Bob Lonsbury , , . .,... ,,,,.,,,, R uth Mohr , Ralph Perry , , .,.. Ruth Alice Henderson Daryl Hatfield . .,,. Dorothy Daigneault . Daryl Hatfield, Dick Smith Witti F?3t,, Most So SCICELTZ Bly to Succeed at Boy rl Artist Boy Artist Popular Girl ulrtut Curl Qulntast Box Lnnlxnst Curl Llullast Box But Gurl Blushrr But Bm Bluahnr XVnmsr hurl Wfnrrnrsr Box Bas: Curl Damn Bcsr Box DJHLLF 'Nlcltcst Girl Nurnsr Box Tallcsr Curl Twllesr Bos Who S Marv O Donmll Bnll Gilbert Ruth Mohr Dave, Foley Dons Jordan Smiley Blackburn Beverly Sullivan Tom Cronm Ruth Alice Henderson Daryl Hatfneld Marilyn Morse B111 Boots Gwendolyn Mefflll Arthur Merz Shortest Glrl Shortest Boy Best Actress Best Actor Best Gnrl Smger Best Boy Singer Best Gxrl Artlst Best Boy Artxst Class Optnmlst Class Pesslmlst The One Who Dnd the Most for A H S The One Who Did the Most for the Senior Class Class Clown Anna Cusa Dave Foley Ruth Mohr Daryl Hatfield Peter Gow erry Shea Gerald Bergstrom Dave Foley Lee Cooptr Bull Boots Farl Weeman Tom Cronm Gr A '-AA.VVVVV .V A. - - U Y 1.7 V ,V V I. . , . . Anna Cusa S . is 11155 of 1917 C1485 NIO! 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' F' ,A - .-H1',-.',- -176 1 .21 1' , ky! -L ,,-,,,. 1' . 1 A ,: ..1 , Class Day HISTORY F1 65l77ll6lll I em We dlffered from the ty ptcal freshmen We vseren t afrard of the seniors We yxeren t taken 1n by the unscrupulous students yyho tried to sell us tlckets to the eley ator We d1dn t lose our way around the corrldors or arrne rn 109 110 thinking that lf was 703 Not much When we were finally consldered capable of handling fwlth supervlslonb our ovsn af fairs vse were allovsed to elect the follovung officers presrdent Bill Boots v1ce president Vic Vaughan treasurer Eugene Bellerose and secretary Natalie Dugan Conslderlng the experlence that we dldn t have our 1n1t1al effort of the year the Harlem Holiday was stiff competition for any of the other dances Among our more talented athletes yyho made the fatal effort and vsent out for foot ball were Smiley Blackburn Daryl Hatfield and Harry Sumner Those who trlpped lightly over the basketball court were Don Lamond R1ch Hollis Daryl Hatfield Mac GIVCUS and Earl Weeman After the restrictions of grammar school we were quite surprised to find glrls yy earxng llpstlck boys wearing long pants and such de lrghtful novelties as sessions and homevsork Other things that transported our humble souls into ecstasy were dancing at recess the cafe terra and the handsome male and beautiful fe male teachers By the time we had learned to carry our books properly we found that yyc yy ere sophomores Sopbonzoa e Yem Who were the fiends that destroyed the faith ln human klndness of the freshmen on the very flrst day of school? Who retaliated for their treatment of the year just past? Who else? As a reward U7 for farthful servlces rendered we elected B111 Boots president agaln v1ce presldent Ralph Perry treasurer Thomas Ireland and secretary Earl Weeman More and more of our brave young men joined the forces of the A H S football team This yy 'ls the year of the Sophomore Cnrcus the dance the alumni still talk about Nuff sfud Although we may have walked to these dances because most of our he men were not quite old enough to have thenr licenses nor dld they haye enough money to take a taxi we felt that vse vsere finally being mltrated mto the soc1al whirl of A H S The great day had almost arrlyed when vse at last would be up perclassmen jznzzoi I em Non yye hobnob with the seniors disdain the freshmen and patronize the sophomores We can finally call Bobby s home Who does homework' Xlot we carefree creatures' We drag out our trusty Latin trots borrow some ones last years biology notebook and spend our time llstenmg to Frankie Slnatra Appllcatrons for college are forgotten ln the mad vs hurl despite the constant chrdmgs of our parents and teachers president Rrchard Smith yrce presrdent Nat Dugan secretary and Murrel Gulllette treas urer Early IH the year an ambltlous little group known as the Rlng Committee chose guess vs hat our rings which were the envy of the whole school Our football and basket ball teams consisted tnaturallyl for the most part of members of the lunlor class We went to Tech in this eventful year Our dance A Wlght IH Shanghai lned up to our usual hugh standard replenished our treasury and much 'ts me hate to use a clrche was a great success Vsfe vsere yery sorry to lose Mlss Bradley our amiable math teacher and Mrs Lyons our popular librarian but we know how it IS We were delighted to greet Mr Cassidy' In Oc tober there was a great deal of excltement rn the A H S corrldors when ten of our yunlor .,1rls yy ere 1n1t1ated mto the Trl Y The H1Y was started w1th Mr Smith as adylser VC'e all gladly left in june thrnkmg happr ly of the day rn September when vue would re turn as senrors ' f ' 1 ' .. . Y . I y . , , , , 7 7 . . . , v 1 1 ' V 9 Q . . V Y 7 I I I I . - . ' ' V n 4 s . Y 7 7- , 1 : ' . ' 9 9 s I 1 f Q , , 3 , l . . . u 5 l , , . , , . . . , , '7 vv vw n Y 7 S . . L ' . Y 7 V A I 7 7 - , V . . , 9 f 7 7 ' . 7 7 0 ' Our class officers were: Earl Weeman, v ' a 9 , L v 9 a 7 9 ' V V- 7 , ' ' ' ., - T ' 1 7 L . . , , 1 ' ' I . ' , ' c c ' ' ' Y v vg . v t K' ' 9 ' 7 7 9 V . ' I , . , . f I A I 4 7 Y w , 9 ' 9 , , y 4 I 7 - . n n K' . 9 '- r ' l ' S a S Q , , , I n n Q Q r v 1 ' v 1 , Senza: T ern Eleven long arduous years led to a seniori- ty rating. fTwelve if you went to kinder- gartenlh Immediately we elected Earl Wee- man, presidentg Bob Lonsbury, vice president' Sylvia Sandberg, treasurer' and Muriel Guil- ette, secretary. Our sophisticated senior class produced the urbane dance, The Dogpatch Hograsslef A fierce snow storm occurred on the evening of the senior prom 'The Winter spirits. Ralph Perry and Dot Daigneault were voted King and ueen of the prom. The stu- diousness of the returning vets urged us to toe the mark in studies. A cast composed entirely of seniors produced Arsenic am! Old Lure '1 real undertaking, starring Ruth Mohr and Beverly Sullivan. Muriel Guillette. our friend- liest girl received the D.A.R. award. The Cap and Gown committee chose for us attractiye blue raiments and the Motto committee chose Aim High for Success' as the motto of the class of '47, Physical education was instituted at A.H.S. under the capable direction of Mr. Tozier, Mr. Cassidy, and Miss Thomson. Two periods a week were devoted to games and exercises for better health. A third recess was added to A new principal Mr. Samuel Graves ' - rived from Wfinchester. We wish Mr. Graves '1 successful stay in A.H.S. Wfe the senior class, promise him, our teachers and our fel- low classmates that we will not only aim high but also work hard for success. ' . I . , 1 f 1 ' 1 7 - 1 ' V Y 2 ' X 1 1 Q Carnival, but this did niyt diimpen any-i,ne'5 eliminate the congestion in the cafeteria. 1 . , Q . . i r Q Q di. 1 . s i . s s L x L, 1 1 . PROPHECY IRENE ALMEIDA IS now a reglstered nurse llld Hnds buslness rushlng PHYLLIS BARR has lust PLIDIISIISCI her new book How to Be QUIEI and Stlll Wln Fl lends ELEANOR AUDETTE has a tll11V1Hg busl ness she fulnlshes mud for womens mud packs ARLENE BARTON has become the ldeal wlle for some nlce fellow fCould II be EFUISJJ RITA BENNETT IS lloxl lTlOdC11flg lfll el toothpaste ad PRUDENCE BFRGERON IS the HISI woman ITIAXOI ol Attlebolo Vklth LYDIA BARNEY C3ITlD8lgf'l ITldll'lg9l BEVFRLY SULLIVAN lllfIUGllCCd b nel pllt III Arsenle and Old Lace has put GER ALD BERGSTROM out of IIIS mlsely RICHARD BLACKBURN has lust pleted a successful rocket tllp to the moon LOITI RUTH BLOTTMAN lb stlll trxlng to learn llovl to dllxe WILLIAM BOOTS ILIIIS a Spccmllx Bow Tle Shop NORMAIND BOUCHER C111 be seell lllg that CHI C 7 up Ollxe Street H111 push ROBERT BORDEIN IS stlll chased bx gI1IS AUDREY BOWEN IS now the ITISWOI s Jer so lal secletarx LEONARD BOWERS alld LEOINARD COOPER hate finally moxed then bed ul to IVIHXIGS fPO0IlOOlTl that IS, so that thex vlonl have to go home 'lt nlght GEORGE BRADFORD e lll stlll b seen tl lp lllllg the llght IOUIIISIIL It the Rehoboth Stolk Club MARII' BRISTOL IS IOVK ehlel potato peelel lOl Mls Ledoux LORRAINE BUSSIERE IS stlll Waltllle lol Doug at the bus telnllnll GENE BELLEROSE nl X be heald ex Cl Satulclav dffCl noon blOIClC stlng the ll illlill s top SDO1tS p10gl3lTl Bewale CUSIOIHGISV DONALD CAMERON IS now the mad genlus ol the Flrst Natlonal RICHARD CASTRO IS non the Fl ed ASt3llC ol Countx Helghts PHYLLIS CHAMPIGNY ls a Stdl wlth the Metlopolltan Opela along Nkltll PHYLLIS NEL SON GENF CHARLEBOIS and lle co authors ol a new book Happx DERRY SHEA How to Sta ERNEST CHESWORTH IS father s haldxxale stor manager of hl ROBERT CHEYNE has fIl'13lIX become a Cltv B08 M ARCLS COLE has noxx taken Bob Hope s pl lee Ill radlo JANET COOPER eouldllt be II to leaxe A H S So she letulned sholtlv liter as a teach LELAND COOPER IS 3SSlSldllt to the mln xxho opens the dO0l Ill Inner Sanctum tAltel studxlng hard 101 ten xears J LORRAIINE PEARSON and HELEN NAI SMITH ale now managers ol Woolvxolth s Won CIC! S1010 MILTON CASH after ten NGHIS of hard la bol has IIHHIIN bought Ashlex out of xx ood shal lllgq RICHIE STANTOIN and ARCHIE LAPORTE ale stlll holdlng up the bbllldlllg 111 the eentel BOBBIE NEX hasnt lflllen off the end of Clgal Net TOMVIX CRONIN hes lust IOIIIGCI the Ill h au SYLVIA SANDBFRG ll fl leeent 11311011 de poll won the tltle l 'Ihe Best Dressed Womln lll the Wolld JOHN IXUBISRI lIIl1lllS IIVSSCI and IC l de lt ol Boston h s leecntlx been plewdlng 1 CISL lOl the IG L Udle Gl l SIIODDQIS Ulllillll EUGENE LFBOEUF l as reeentlx lnox ed C'lll'lda t llealel IS Volk ehopplllt, xl ood RICHARD DEEGAN h s lust put Robelt Walkel out ol DUSIIICSS DOIXALD 'IUTTLE IS TlXlllg to dlg the Pan 'lm'l Canal Ill SYLVIA HIMES s cellal r . i . . y . . . A . 7 n v , - . . . , , , . I- ' .l ,v . . l . , 1. '. l Z ' s ': ' f ' . e. 1 V- t 4 .4 Y v . . , .L, . . , as ,A , 1 C . ,Q , ' 1 1 v 5, ' 1 ' . . . . ' . Y . ' , ' . - . J . 3 ' . ' 2' ' ' 1, ' - . . .. . ' ' ' A l 1 ' - S ' . er. ' - . 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A I - A . c 1 I ', RICH HOLLIS IS the only human bemg who can t1e hlmself 1nto a knot 1nhale clgarette smoke and blow square smoke 1'll'lgS MAE STENTIFORD was recently commlt ted to a rest home after havlng gone w1ld ln an automat because she ran short of n1ckels Flash JACK MCCARTE and BOB GRISE were last seen fleemg Massachusetts after steal mg one of Mr Smlths Woolleys CHandbook that IS I DAVID FOLEY BILL SARGENT and RICHARD TAILLON are reported l'l'1lS1I'lg 1n the wllds of Capron Park Money has Just been collected to donate to JESSIE IWUC who finally cracked up whxle typlng prophecxes for the Tattletale RUTH ALICE HENDERSON can be seen walkxng around on her knees as she wore her legs out dancmg JUNE HARADEN and ANN PATTERSON are now playmg Mutt and Jeff IH the mov1es RALPH PERRY and WOODY PHILLIPS l1ve ID a beaut1ful bungalow overlooklng the plcturesque Ten Mlle R1ver JOHN KACZOWKA and DONALD LA MOND have let the1r ha1r grow and are now Mr Cooper who was entlrely unsatlsfied w1th hls class skeleton has hlred a worthy re placement DONALD PELLETIER EARL WEEMAN has organ1zed hls own professlonal basketball team called the Attle boro Snxckerbockers The great sc1ent1st ZEKE HOWES 1S stlll splash1ng around 1n the duck pond at Capron Park try1ng to prove hlS theory If ducks can l1ve here why cant the lest of us quacksv AGNES OLDHAM IS Stlll trylng to get HARRY SUMNER out of MHXICS long enough to get hltched ALLEN BLACKMAR DONALD BORDEN FRED MORRISON and DAVID THIBEAULT have started a new trade school of thelr own In thls school ARNOLD ANDERSON and JULIAN SKORUPA teach the puplls how to lose passes ROBERT FIRTH allas Tyrone Power and NANCY WERNER allas Legs have b en slgned up by R K O LOIS LEVINE has a Job as travelmg sales lady for Wr1gley s chewlng gum JOHN TONDREAULT WILLIAM WOLL and BILL CLAYTON have rev1ved the Old Toupee PO1ltlC31 Party and are runnlng IRMA WATERMAN has been arrested for try1ng to embalm BARBARA GEMPP MADE LINE GOVERNO EVELYN GURN and ESTHER HOJABOOM FRANCIS S'1ELTER has comblned the 1ew elry and the lumber busmess and IS now mak 1ng wooden earrlngs BARBARA TATRO ROSE TRACY EVE LYN ZARELLA MARY DWYER are all clam ormg to be DICK SMITHs prlvate secretary DICK IS wr1t1ng hlS memolrs MARILYN MORSE and VIRGINIA TRAIN OR are Stlll great frxends and see each other qulte often JOANNE ROBINSON has taken over he mothers Job as head llbrarlan GWENDOLYN MERRILL Stlll rxdes a horse on Llndsey Street every day BARBARA MOORE IS stlll learmng how play basketball THELMA WARREN IS stlll the envy of all the blondes and as well llked as ever Three of the countrys best commerc1al artlsts are BETTE MORRISON STEPHEN OBRIEN and SOPHIE DRAGUN MARY ODONNELL and PATRICIA LE SURE are teachlng Engl1sh at Sm1th College ELAINE FALLOWS and DORIS JORDAN st1ll look as smooth as ever SHIRLEY HARTWELL and BARBARA HASELTON have Just completed a tr1p to Eu rope V18 South Attleboro BILL EBERT and HAROLD FINE were caught try1ng to put a t1me bomb 1n Mr Smlth s back pocket ESTHER JOHNSON JEANINE LADOU CEUR and BARBARA LEE have establlshed a Wlg factory 1n Feathervllle The sale of peroxlde has dropped' FRANK ANDREWS has mstalled peddles 1n h1s car ln order to save gasolme PETER GOW has finally 3Ch1eV9d hlS goal the Metropohtan Opera House .S . . , y Z . - - f ' . ' ' to Playing for Wheaton College- MURIEL GUILLETTE is sun as friendly NORMAN LAFLEUR has opened hls own beauty parlor so that he can get a permanent free of charge VICTOR VAUGHAN IS selllng popslcles at The House ln the Plnes NATALIE DUGAN has a very lmportant posltlon ln the South Attleboro Doughnut Fac tory She has the Job of puttlng the holes Ill the doughnuts She IS well known for ner hon esty never ln her many years servlce has she ever attempted to sneak a hole or two out of the factory ELIZABETH MARTINS IS now f:lISt woman mayor of Lonlcut after belng prevlously defeated twelve tlmes ANNA CUSA after repeated IQQUGSIS has finally consented to slng on Mayo: Boyy es Ama teur Hour ROBERT LONSBURY has been mayor ol Attleboro for three years now tnat IS on Boy Scouts Day RUTH MOHR IS wrltlng Scooter Scandals a sports column for The Attleboro Sun BAZIL MULLIGAN has FCCCIX ed a season s tlcket for speedlng from JOHN BORA yy ho 1 FRED RICHARDS has developed 'l nevl brand of clgarettes OP s COther People sb ARTHUR MONDOR HARRY HOUGHTON and BOB EDMONDSON arc afflllated wlth the Flrst Natlonal Stores TED KURTZ lnfluenzed by hls part III the senlor play has finally decided to HIOW hls own beard TOM IRELAND and MARGARET HOHL MAIER who work Ill the Flrst Ndtl0IIdl Bank have lust been arrested fol brlnglng home s'lm ples ARTHUR MERL has a lob wlth a clrcus because of hls helght he washes behlnd the glraffes ears DARYL HATFIELD nas just recely ed wold that he IS the long lost helr to the RUSSIHD throne ROBERT CULLEN has galned a monopoly on the manufacturlng of satchels NANCY IRELAND IS a cracker 1acks sal s yy oman MALCOLM GIVENS has taken Perry C0 mos place on the Chesterfield Supper Club RICH TURNER IS a professor of hlstory at the newly lncorporated Dr RUDOLPH ROMAG NOLIS School for Stluggllng Young Meehan ICS MARIAIN MCNALLY after many years a ca leer woman IS now contemplatlng marrlage EVA DUMONT has been promoted to the posltlon of f0IClTl'IIl ln Slmmons Assembly De partment OLIVE SANTOS IS managlng Flnes The populatlon of Hebronvllle have just found out that BARBARA and BETTY SMITH lle twlns BILLY GILBERT has retlred to a secluded manslon to FQVKIIIC Darwlns theory of cyolu IIOII of thc football team at Boston Unlyerslty DOROTHY DAIGNEAULT IS modelmg h'lts f0I ESQUIFC Magazlne CONNIE Mc-LEOD IS now Ml Ylmbarlnos plly 'ltc secretary BUDDY TATRO can be found 'it Ashley LUITIDCI Yald countlng saw dusts BILLY WATSON alter twelve years as a P G IS stlll IlXll1g to solye one of Miss Henrys problems JOE WALSH can be seen my Lleal day thlough DIIIOCUIHTS THERESA MARTINS has opened a First Nltlonal Store III the rlslng metropolls of Plke s Cornel I X . , . . y Q .. ., . x -t S - V ' f 7 J l K. I L - . , i ' ll . . ' - ' H 7 . S' L. K L K' ' . , S' - . . Q . . . Y - . c . 5 ' , . . . U Q . 2 2 ' .. ' K' 7 ' ' ' ' r - K. ' , . . . . 'S . ' . - . 7 .S ' now chief of police, BILL DOYLE has taken over the coaching L . . 1 x I, ' l , . .-. .. . l . c . . I . - V , - s '. la ' 1 ' .' ' ' -I VC . ' y , ' . . . ' A , H c . A' , - Q . , I ' -1, ly ' i . 'S - ' . y ' , . v .C . . .. .l - ' 1 Q 7 'Lf .S y . . v . , , g I. ' - ' 1 . . C LC ' ' X K' 2 I' w v 4 .v f . . . WILL Wfe the clan of 1947 being o found mtnd tat least ue think sol but utth nothing much to leaze our unuvuall1 un ortunute hezrx, except zn the intellectual zezn do hereby declare thlv W 1ll and Tevtnment to be our lavt and u e, hereby 1 otd all ormer Wftllx made In us MALCOLM GIVENS leaves hls speed to Ed ward Cuxrln MADELINE GOVERNO leaves as quletly as when she came IH PETER GOW leaves to 1o1n the barber shop quartet DOB GRISE lcavcs hls baggy pants to Bob Bllllngs MARJORIE GROVER leaves her cute features to Charlotte Edgecomb ESTHER HOJABOOM leaves to find her way back to Pxke Avenue IIAIIRY HOUGHTON leaves his quletness to Bud Cooper RICH HOLLIS leaves h1s fine basketball art to NANCY IRELAND leaves her DOISC to Joan Clegg ADRIAN QZEKED HOWES leaves hm raclng form to Red Gardner JESSIE IWUC leaves her typlng talents to Cralg Mulllgan DOROTHY GRUDAIN leaves her harmonlca to the Seven Sharps BARBARA GEMPP leaves as happy as when she came m LEONARD BOWERS leaves hls gas meter route to Ken Blandln BILLY GILBERT leaves to take over hls fath ers furmture store RITA BENNETT leaves her good marks to her k1d brother PRUDENCE BERGERON leaves for Norton to meet Bunny BILL CLAYTON leaves Wlth that beautlful car MARCUS V COLE leaves wlthout dlscloslng hls mxddle 1n1t1al JANET COOPER leaves for Coopersulle and Georgle LEONARD COOPER leaves ton Hollywood to star 1n horror pictures TOM CRONIN leaves his lush temperament to Joe CaSSldy BOB CULLEN leaves hls satchel to 'mvone who dares to carry It ANNA CUSA leaves her Hne VOICE to anyone who can equal It DOT DAIGNEAULT leaves the malolctte s pos: t1on open ln the band RICH DEEGAN leaves the COIIld0lb of AHS a lxttle b1t qu1ete1 GEORGE BRADFORD leaves for the Cape ln hls fire engme MARIE BRISTOL leaves a ccltam freshman to the w1ld women of AH S LORRAINE BUSSIERE leaves hex front seat lll chemistry to anyone who can survlve the fumes DONALD CAMERON leaves to becomc manage: of the Flrst Natlonal Store MILTON CASH leaves for the falm RICH CASTRO leaves to Jom the polxce force PHYLLIS CHAMPIGNY leaves as record holder of foul shots IU glrls basketball GENE CHARLEBOIS leaves a lot of broken hearts ERNEST CHESWORTH leaves h1s Engllsh 'xc cent to the coach BOB CHEYNE leaves to find '1 wxndow for hls truck JERRY BERGSTROM leaves for the parsonage DONALD BLACKBURN leaves hls smlle to haunt the teachers VIRGINIA TRAINOR leaves ln her slster s foot steps VICTOR VAUGHAN leax es to become a CI ltlc BILL WOLL leaves the Bookles broke MURIEL GUILLETTE leaves her slster to 'as slst Mlss Greenberg Il'l the ofnce EVELYN GURN leaxes wlthout havmg her Spamsh clone JUNE HARADEN leaves hen talkxtne IIIIUIL to Cynthla Brown L 1 v I. . . . , I. ,. . . , . , . . z I - C ' ' . 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C SHIRLEY HARTWELL leaves he1 beautlful han' to Ruth Brown BARBARA HASELTON leaves her neatness to June Carlson DARYL HATFIELD leaves for Broadway RUTH ALICE HENDERSON leaves her danc1ng ab1l1ty to Bev Swlft SYLVIA HIMES leaves her DIBDO technlque to Els1e Donahue MARGARET HOHLMAIER leaves her blcycle to Al Gunner LELAND COOPER leaves for the Cape 1n lus model T ROBERT NEY leaves for Ireland DONALD TUTTLE leaves to take over the af falrs of the State GENE BELLEROSE leaves for the Bowery t broadcast street corner fights JOE WALSH leaves to become shlppmg room manager at London s THELMA WARREN leaves to become Charlle W1ll1s asslstant IRMA WATERMAN leaves for Texas and the rest of the rebels BILL WATSON leaves wlthout a sesslon FRANCIS STELTER leaves for the NROTC MAE STENTIFORD leaves wxth her vxolm to help the sound effects man m openmg the BEV SULLIVAN leaves the LlI1Cl9lCl8SSlT16ll to tly to match he1 Wlf SKORUPA leaves Mr Leonard ln a relleved state of mmd HARRY SUMNER leaxes for Nlppon with the lest of hxs gang DICK TAILLON leaves wlth a frown on hxs face AUDREY BOWEN leaxes to take care of her kld brother BOB FIRTH leax es Carollne ln sorrow CLAIRE FISHER leaves WVlll'1 no regrets DAVID FOLEY leaxes h1s harmonxca to his brother BUD TATRO leaves to lug lumber DAVID THIBEAULT leaves to ra1se plgeons JOHN TONDREAULT leaxes hls halches to Mr Godmg BARBARA TATRO leaves he1 wlt to Kay Supre nant JOANNE ROBINSON leaves her studlous natule to her s1ster RUDOLPH ROMAGNOLI leaves for the ga rage JANE DESJARDINS leaves w1th a bught ou look BILL DOYLE leaves a blg hole m the football squad SOPHIE DRAGUN leaves wearmg out Mlss Ramsdells tx pewrxters NATALIE DUGAN leaves he1 Sewlllg Hblllfy to Carolyn Wells EVA DUMONT leaves wlth hxgh ambltlons MARY DWYER leaves her desks m need cleamng BILLY EBERT leaves fo1 Balfours BOB EDMUNDSON leaves to become an actor ELAINE FALLOWS leaves to partlclpate 1n a marnage ceremony HAROLD FINE leax es for the fa1m IRENE ALMEIDA leaxes her alumm column whoever can handle It FRANK ANDREWS leaves hls cal to anyone who vslll pas h1m S5 for 1t ARNOLD ANDERSON leaves fox greenel fields ELEANOR AUDETTE leaves hex love notes 111 the emptv desks LYDIA BARNEY leaxes hex yob lll Bllss Blos Mac McKendr1ck PHYLLIS BARR leax es the boys wondelmg ARLENE BARTON leaxes he1 drv land sallor name sake Halvex RUTH BLOTTMAN leaves the guls xuthout transpoltatlon WILLIAM BOOTS leax es 1 imc polxtncal xccoxd to the hlgh school JOHN BORA leaxcs to become the klddles ldeal cop ROBERT BORDON leaxes h1s good looks to Ralph Hudson NORMAND BOUCHER lcaxes the glrls hea t broken LORRAINE PEARSON leax es he1 1okes to am one who can figuxe them out JOANNE PAYSON leaxcs as quletly as when she came IH DICK SMITH leaves fol Hollywood to sub for Alan Ladd , . 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I ' 1 v ' -- I 1 ' , ' sm ' -s , . 1 ' f A V AGNES OLDHAM leaves wlth Harry for South Attleboro ANN PATTERSON leaves 1n search of Bud DON PELLETIER leaves hls Ford surrounded by admlrlng women GENE PERRY lc ves to make 'x llvlng 'xt the club RALPH PERRY leaves Coach Toner In seslch of another star WOODY PHILLIPS leaxes her checrlng to Marlon Crufl FRED RICHARDS leaves Hve minutes eally to catch the bus for South Attleboxo BOB LONSBURY leaves for deeper waters ELIZABETH MARTINS le'n es her eleven cholce of clothes to Barbara Hall THERESA MARTIN leaves for the wxlds of Plke Avenue JACK MCCARTE leaves h1s muscles to Bllly Perry CONNIE McLEOD leaves her typewrltlng teach er ln the market for a new typewrlter MARION MCNALLY leaves wlth scars GWEN MERRILL leaves her tall statulc to Hazel Lameroux ARTHUR MERZ leaves h1s helght to StCWlC RUTHIE MOHR leaves her well woln gum to ARTHUR MONDOR leaves his scsslons to MISS H1ll1ard EARL WEEMAN leaves wlth h1s fine record of havlng done the most for the senlor class NANCY WERNER leaves her smxrk to posterl EVFLYN ZARRELLA leaves her basketball sklll to Eumce Andex son JOHNNIE KUBISKI leax es as the Bobble Socks xdol EDWARD KURTZ leaves Mr Smxth to worry about next years Blue Owl JEANINE LADOUCEUR leaves wlth many hap py remlnlscences NORMAN LaFLEUR leaves his car ln a mess DONNIE LAMOIXD leaves Norma hxs Ipana smlle SYLVIA SANDBERG leaves hex radlant pe: sonallty to Ann Drlscol OLIVE SANTOS leaves hex sales abxllty to James Jesso WILLIAM SARGEANT leaves June waltmg for her graduatlon DERRY SHEA leaves nn a truck BARBARA SMITH leaves w1th hen odd name ELIZABETH SMITH leaves wlthout a Wold RICH STANTON leaves Mlss Otts desks plled three hlgh ARTHUR LaPORTE leaves a vacant spot out sxde 208 GENE LEBOEUF leaves for the woods BARBARA LEE leaves her front seat IH 103 to Elta Demarals PAT LESURE leaves her fuendllness to Barbara Hall LOIS LEVINE leaves an empty seat ln Bobbles BARBARA MOORE leaves her posltlon on the softball team to any able underclassman BETTE MORRISON leaves wxth many pleasant memorles MARYLYN MORSE leaves for the canteen wlth RlCh Turner BAZIL MULLIGAN leaves for the South Pole where It w1l1 be cooler HELEN NAISMITH leaves the Red Cross ln fine financlal status PHYLLIS NELSON leaves Blbber ln hysterlcs STEPHEN O BRIEN leaves a klss for Allene MARY ODONNELL leaves an outstandlng rec ord on the school s books ROSE TRACY leax es her ha1r curlers to anyone who needs an 4 xcuse for belng late to school The oregomg has been u rztten tn a sober state 0 mznd and 1 there are .1113 crzttctsms or correctzons to he made theq are 0 no an all as the authors will he out 0 town at the tzme I there ts am .umtlartts to persons lnmg or dear! tn the 076201718 zt ts not ll comczdence but uct Wtth best u :shes or the uture and thts Wtll being nz un ue congratulate the senmr class on a ne record I ours szrtcerel 1, LFLAND C COOPER RICHARD H SMITH Mr. Goding. FRED MORRISON leaves the trade school quiet. ty. I - . . . . I I . I' A . . . . f . . - f 1 I 1 I ' g . . f A ' . f - . , , N f . f , Q , K, f , , - , K, . , s . F - I . If 0 o CSII SS la I bum ler in el b II I 1 lb lm I 1 fm 0 nr lt In 555 BVU .C-C 9 an IOI' 'lf l ss stant bt I ng Red Cross Work bl: S I ERQO .C F' R AN Jkrws ICI S 'I I DETTF RA .- P Ah SLLFLI' I' b lf B1 fo il! P L S FIIHLSS P I- 1: -x .J Burtw 'Vis Good nature -I J L. in for .1 fash onab eBuyer for Jordan Marsh Companv s. J an I. Q -4 v To become .1 buyer Boston gn c Sh -ll l:R05Ir. BL -I Siflfk 'l CC nth L Bo I'L ber HOI SS FL h sttr n start 1 Ii 'I h mu niy th W nc ng D FRCFRON F LJ .+. C Q -I F OL u v-QA ts C P U fatto tl. neck Wild u. 1 2 vs .D To 1-P- F'1tn Sep A BLOTTM C. I B LALKHL RN R In Inez? onde ha r I.: L1 'N YY I ersona fi Iv- C. I -I f g aro -I. .A X ER ICH D I. .C S. H655 fu vi .I L. N nat ons from sch OW FRN B LEONARD -... A fi. 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Sf JNION Nunle ' 1' i - ctw limi ,-I1 i ' r lnbul ue Ibirlk they' he C I f 1' i' 'ri IRENF ALMEIDA Doi - ' I ' To be a nurse Driver ofa Red Cross Beach Wzlgon T at gi le ARNOLD AND . N Slecpin 'o et married A, i . i i . A.H... T at in striouslnok FRAN ' 'l 1 Traveling and driving To he an automotive or a mechan-An auto racer ' at wiry beard ical engineer ELEANO I . kiing To own a ski lodge ostess at a lodge in North Conway Stunning clothes .YDIA BARNEY 'aking care of children To drive a ear eadryflthe Registry of Motor Blonde hair and blue eyes e ic es HYLLIS BARR Working .l I 's To e a -A - .1 y ousewife Her quiet air ARLENE BARTON Taking dictation at Balfours To be the one illnd only u' that! l-a'a - I r,. '- EUGENE E L' B-in - with her in Taunton To be a second Grantland Ri 'e A 'rea spo t writ- ' i -nd iness I RITA BENNETT . oppin i ' -- ' ' -' i ' I - - ' ' ,' PRUIIENC. B. I. ' a 'i i ' t T .. I li u - in Cong '. A Clai - u Talking GERALD BERGSTROM Being with Sully 4oLlearn how to swim like Bob Norman Rockwell ll 'hose fascinating eyebrows!!! nsbur' IC A D B ' ' ' I eing a slave to the wiles of women To be a big boss in big usines ' nager of a Y.M.C.A. lushing I., N BLMQKMAR e airing that car 'o play a good game of basketball A professional basketball player Quietness UTH . N ,. i g o own a car Wi e o an au omobile ma n. te Amiability ILLIAM Boors II-e ing o ' ' i- ' ' ' r-'id-nt of the New York Yacht ' 'hose ties!! 4 ll ORN BOM, JR. ming to Pawtuck -t Not to be a policeman A Fireman!! Bl .i ROBERT BORDEN Working on his l9,i.I Chevrolet To be a hermit in the New Hump- Friendly to everyone ' ' ' li shire hill' NORMAN BO 7 Hangin und To gn to Florida A la 'boy Thar iet black hair AIXDREY BOWEN Vor 'in ' in Charlie's o lice To live in IN aine with 44- fecond violinist in the New York Her Curly hair ilha monic Orch. . f . .' V. ' i Ool To be a multi-millionaire Another Private H rg ov - Ba h l G ' 3 . ' Going to the Cape T -ti - Ianaier o the Rehoboth Dance Red hair Ia MARIE BRISTOL Being with on 'n live in South Attlehoro Tester for a gum manu acturer Her disposition ORRAINE BVSSIERF Being with Doug To be a good housewife A capable homemaker for a certain Cure personality lu ' 'y f-llow DONALD CAMERON a 'ing that cash register in the Chemical research worker Another Einstein ai J '.N. ll.1'ON CASH u ng on cornsilk ' 'ipp -r of his own yacht Seaman -nd class 'hat beard! lei I I Dancing oes he have one? I ief of Police is smile!! llYl.l.lS CHAMPIGNW .a i Y x 5 'o e a well-known singer nother Jeannette N acDonald T at gi 'glel ,IIGENIQ CHARLEROIQ -i 'i - ,' 'o make a million lways riendly to everyone '-rsona it a l i- lli RNEST CHESWORTH Jrivin o e a chemical engineer A beachcomber - ' OBERT CHEYNE ri ing his pick-up truck Admiral in the Navy Ie i I f i li 'll.l.lAM CLAYTON Drafting and art work 'I'o reed collie dogs Dwner of a dog kennel J -ep voice ARCLYS I aking holidays '4 -i -at twentyflive mnlti- illio aire at - - 1 u 1 YYY ,INET oovn -i i l. i'- -i - .i -. l . -- .ELAND COOPER . it ing i the sun o study philiosophy Another Plato 'on ' ala ' .. I ft ER Taking hysic.l Iid. 'Vaiting f o tu itj t ' ' ' J' I ,' -. If -' I-. 'HOMAS CRONIN Being a big wheel at Featherville To be a bigger wheel A i i ati ' -a - 'i eo le O ERT Cl'l.l.EN ei 1' a new deal Uemocratu To be a big shot on the Fast Side 'rgsident of the C.I.O. That dry witl! NNA il'sA fin -ing To e a nurse 'amous in the music world Petiteness OROTHY DAlt.NEAI'I,T Ja cin To .e a beautician Owner o her own eauty salon Charm, poise, and personality l1HA D DEEGAN laying - ll - . t im al all- lz li I- i i - - - t 'lip an' ANE DES .-IRmNs .ating banana splits To g . u. e uyer or Sak's . moot n ss ll.l.I M .DOYLY o 'in ' in Morink 'lio e IN avor of Attleboro IN anager of IN orin's ' at Flori a a ' Ill . D ALLEN rawin Lar -er girl famous fashion designer .ove for fun 'A'1',Ii.iE DUQAN ri- ' 'o ' -' - ' i f- -n - ftgli-t - .- I f ll ' 'i ' i - Il' i ,- TVA DV. IONT fewing o ecome the wife of Bill A, A lady of few words ni -t -., I ,IRY DW' 'ER ioing to hen parties Has she one! resident of the l' Club Neat es I l I1 FRERT I Ii ht li ' 'o he a stone-setter iriminal lawyer lon - air OBERT Fl . fo, IN I 'i 'ht li - o learn to cook ead chef at the XY'aldorI-Astoria Goo looks ' LAINE F.'ILLOX!'S Writing letters to Turc Housewi - 1 xery charming homemaker Dark hair and eureness AROLD FINE fle -pi ' 'o sleep or a week aster mechanic I-i ht Ronlim' FIRTH 'a 'in it easy 'lo take it easy for the rest of his Hero of western thrillers Big brown eyes ..- A .I N... I-L DL .J .- -- 4 t... I' 'L C J f I IL .4 I' 5 i v rty cnd ncss and p up Ano hcr Larry Ad cr na s hos yt. H Lcna thc d I-.1 '31- -a. I-' B I'0LI: Ju Those ha r r hbons ng I'y Gempp he Manager of t Aw at IC doublc da IODA cngo PP B M I: G BARBARA -E U I7 0 Pd d LZIIIICSS That w 0 ce bu hat T m n rad o progra OV5 hs of :x Q h CI I ISI1'Ll C0 lla OW To Star -L1 rosby s place as -4.1 Wh T U8 ng 5 61' gne Ln HH H8 be 1 nk ng about T 7U EZ:-. s best Ld A r Smoothncss the 'I I- rcnth trans ator A A A IN T tcr ckc I1 h S6 Bgmoo L5 den n ck ng woo LLI Co SF R G Rome RT On LY e comp ab fhat env IILSS Fr cnd O t. .VU TY CHI 5 and I y 0 Y e m m D A D ML .J .a -L .J CD rs' .J '4- tnP l 'I-' assi -it-.Gm -5.-G.-C.: ---- aaaa N250-DSL GCCC a:at3:f:'cE.c GU LLE11E I RI' IN D M A. iw. vi bb GH Z 1 '-f. ui L. -I J.: In lrry DITI T D. -C-C SLM JU Q I2 o 0 SL Oflb -al 0 IEIICSS S Famo KOH c a phys ca Ldul. T T To bu. nls IN. B B 5 I HENDF IISON ll' 6 l'IIA tcacher O .D O vi '- D. J CJ Jn u in .II A. U O F' -G H -C 'C BD an Ca: 'J a. Bo 00 A H01 THFR Iw A tn Iii H ARI-'l R I2 CS d frcck U naturedness I-'GO t-'O t 1 CU hat crew aste Ads h .E 'SU -C 1..- 'f 'n... ai... sa.. '.:'Do u. .n .icy 0-:I U52 -I N ui C UM -'r-I: -C1 V7 1 '1 u O I--On. :- in rd is E II 1 -1 SS HS LLC b be SL 'U C on E ..r: I-' w... .D ng gun GC -C .E P. KSC C CL Te dfe On marry a m ll T T T T D T T C onB Ld r hu vo dL .C .L in -c E 3 55 dnc Ln I'r .D G. rncnili-'UQQ1-Ju IS LL H0 M T HOUG ARR! H A Iii 3 C I 4 IH 'Cli- U - A Z 4 --.LC A111 Ish J I .D 'J 1- 7 'Q .D .L O - and LTL I VLFILSS C Bt -I- I -I T deck swabbcr LI hc perfc 'I sccrctary VY N hat car I E 8 -I4 NIA N Q. 4 .J I-'E-' I7 Z 2 Dov ALD L suspendc rs Her p easant manner any D855 Sn CI U Q Th sc a modern I' fo YJIOI' w dcco do T A W fe d ret Zn Z pl'0gI'HI'n QU 2 On f 4 U ary S SD m I WSH Q Hi-I his-J 4:-um as E 5-1 rs Oi u -C u U L1 5. .D .cE ?I--2: -C ? -C UIQ 'U U .-0-D vi Wen LEsURE Li. 7 li-I 12 then go to work rd hc B H Q -I Z 3 -C wi '-i OUSLW A S H A stume des gner M IN ART M 'IERESA 'I eckles d those fi- an red ha t 11 U' 9.2 A H T a fish ng boat On ys fr end Sk IN S OP sh I' repa ngress boat S C C -. C S D O NS I AT LH lil I' I 1 :U 1 N: ai - J J L. .C BL :EEE SLLYLI El!! fc Bryant I0 go b O. ? I' I LLLSSO l-l-I-r -! 3 I CLEO M TANCE Cows M 1 Q 2 :: I O r Murray s H s he ght Ltor at Arth D ncc nstr L CUHLI' N2 IN l- I Q C IILSS L .D .C - QD .A z I O A I' -I I Q O- su J: -Q- Il yone all CS D G IN 5 ONDOR M ARTHLII -4 L5 ITI CI In S0 HCSS' LI CICIY SS -H -I rk al 0 IJ N S OIIR SEAL M CK FREDER .C Ill IILSS I'r end -4 -+- U 0 B E IN A des gner OSIUITIC CI a: E su CD fn eatness U L Punctua CS! strator for Beauty R d -C 1+- 'U wor d 0 su. the T QVC II' C To BD ll--I-4 rr! Z ts. 4 Q 1: E SL HIIFCS Those sparkl ng wh te teeth M in gcr of her own candy store To become a lawyer ng candy Se ITH M NAS FLEN 'LAIRE lf1sIIER 'orking at the City Hall To he the ideal Mrs. Quintin The ideal Mrs. Quintin. of course Luteness I. 'III ' 'Y eating SmiIey's time o aw - ' - '- I' t ' ' l- Fri' li - ' t ulai ' A I 'n . ' 'I ll ' ' ' 'if ion ' ' - - 'lgi ' i i 'I i ool XVILLIAM GILBERT Loafing all day Saturday To corner the market on water Superinterbdent of the Attleboro Quietness W ter pt. ALCOLM GIVENS Ii i i 1 i ' ion company Anot er Gil odd il !! ADH-lt E GUVERNO R031-ling 0 'nows? 'ollowing Dot aro nd N' ET'K OW I I ota'eBingC ' i ' i 'i ITIS I X' I ' ' i I'. ll-'i i'-l- i u - s I. at Q - Longchamps IARJURIE GROVE ei i i , D , Bill 'ecr ' cute se' etary ' f i. I I-.i oRoTHY GRUDAIN i i i , Marge, and Bill -' tar good a dition to any office uietness I' I il. I ' ' -i ' i l o e a success woman of the world i - li '- lynx N GIIRN -i i a o live in Pawtu ' - 't I '. I Ain ' quiet IINIZ H AD N 'eepin hu o be his wi e eller of b-dtime stories l??I That gift of gah flllkl EX' HAIITWELL 'in wit hyllis Nelson t z a rich man A capable housewife 'ig ARIIAR HASELTON in wit Barbara Hale 0 et the man I'm a ter Someones wife ' ortnes I ARN I. HATFI 'LD IP ' 0 be a professional baseball player Ambassador to Russia ' od looks R 'I l.Ii1 . ' a 'i ' om 'i l - 'ai ' u Cu QYIAIA HIM l' yi e piano 'o get an A in c emi t y iamous woman s 'chiatri t ' ciability A G. I ' OH MAIER or ing at the First National Bank o be ome president of the bank Vice-president of the bank Nice hair If . N B M 'oin s ing to Ve mont omestic su cess uletness ICHARD port ' i Education director omi' s ip etec ive d hair an I f 'I ' H ON iling W 0 ows? ' ' 0 y' rien ood- ' IJRIAN ' olfing-pro ' etire at ' n early age o I r - n' Toot p' ' T ' 'Aiscy IR L ND r ing to play boogie woogie o e a good secret' ry ecrerary o U.N.O. T at itresistib e giggle!!! Horsus IRELAND a pin a eatin a u -A ' nitor at Wheaton i oothness EssIE WU r ' in ' o ecome a millionaires wi e Winner of many typing awards ose shining eyes ISTHER JOI-lN'0N ancing o n' ' i i 'i h perf ' ' cr tar ew: 1 mils ,loan Qwimmin 1 ental Hygienist 'as iunable-wh t-ve - 'f ti lus in In ' ' j'. IWKA I orts o ecome a coach Successor to Coach Tozier i i' li v OIIN KIJIIISKI 'rave-dig 'ing o e a lawyer I ew Yo k pl' y oy His way with women lilmv ARD KURTZ 'tying to get into Cornell University Mechanical engineering iditor-in-chief of The New York Intelli enc , ' -a i - ' Times dependabi ity JEANINE LAUOIIIQER Being with Dick To be Mr. Balfour's private A model for Harpers' Bazaar Nice clothes UR . N A FL LTR Drivin ' ' a ' - -' ' - ' - hat charming smile!!! . . 0 D 'ports o b- a politician lways a great fellow opularity RTHl'R APORT H vin fun o spend twenty years in the Navy op sergeant in the Army i I .LGENE OEU Chief wol of the pack To go i i ll Am ri 'an o ' ' - ARIIARA EE oller skating ecret ' in -' ' l ' ' ' d t en store ATRICIA ' ookin To ecome a lab technician Head of turdy Hospital Laboratory onde ful disposition ols LEVI. . Writin letter To come a journalist noth -r orot , T om son t heerful ello OBERT ONS U Y imming and eating ee t - wol 4 ' con o nny Weismuiler ia ilit 'I ' ancin 0' i ' '- i e I a 's-happy .l.I'. BET M ll ' flice work 'o ' woman lwa i ly r uiet ir N M C ating, s eeping, and driving 0 own a ' i A 'ipper ' ' i ' ' at i - ' . , ' l Q00 ing o becom - a nurs- rs. Ledoux's successor Friendliness Amos: McNAi.u' fncin 0 - Ii iii -a ins nice 'WIINDOLYN MERRILL orseback ridi g 'o e an artist fu o Al ap 'i I-IFR MEI! , oin out with women To be a good di - ' ' a - i u ' ' u i i I H I Ia 'in people aug O stetrician and gynecologist A renowned doctor ,iyrli I!! i 'wimming o k ow? Chie s el - acker in the First .ffl Nationa t l BARBARA M0035 'wimming 'oci'l w 'er 'arm e Qui ' I ' Y I I5 ' Toolm king To be an expert too maker o toolrnaker at Brown and Talkativeness arpe s 'FTE OR ISON rowing i mploy o rene ' i li f RILY MOILE .atin I Io el or Jonat an ogan's clothes N ' U ,IL MULLIG N 'ishing H I emon - ' ll ' -I M -s t . H , , I ' lli . L a ' ' ' ' 1 I Ch ef Chu arlerlslrt 11 be rblhe I IJ II'ba! 11111111101 Fa onle Ottufmt rn Il FSL be F' LL IS Lon gen 21 The conductor of h s own sy mphonx To become 1 famous orchestra fnlf C0 QL! on the str ng S FN Nl ROBF RT orchestra 4.!0I' nk .C J' f Somconu st cces f ther IL hc Io is is C ... .A Z Sm oth t othcs LWL IW r of fmt A conno ssc uct hymn IT! T knovsn n Q IILSS we 1- v of course FSL A N ng 'IDL D KRQON F f i. A A A IDL WL h h C fa. go fer profess ona t.. -1. 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I' 5L A s tctssf Name 1' ' iz ,A ' ' 1 ' ict' i1 y' ' i i 4 1' ' ' 1 Y IlYI.I.IS NELSON Bike riding '0 a u ' A R.N. Blonde wavy hair ' , 1 , ' Qtandi - ' - -. . r ' i. ' ,' ,' i - i li I' C0 Ill ' ' ' ' . I'EPIlEN O'BRlEN Drawin ' and painting To ecome another Rembrandt Art editor ofa wellfknown magavine Nice clothes Iain 0' JONNELL 'ni ti ' - a -a' - Q ' - 1 -.s ul Qtudiousness AGNFS O1.mt,tM ei g r ' 0 ma g a i-alt ' a - i. -11 - i' '-l g . o 'I ANIN PA'I I'IiRSON it1e.'s?? To be Mrs. II. Happily married I,i '-li 'Q I.o1tR.1t1NE P ., . 1' . ii . 'ursing nu 'Z 'riendliness DONALD ELLETIER Playing basketball oes e a t 'F nylon salesman ,u II' hair fl'GENE PERRY la in gol To compete in pro gol - ,i .l I ' at hairl R, I. RY Ile pi g o own a clu oupe ug- 11 ' - I at shy grinffflf I'RISt'Il.I.A PHILLIPS rying to get a tan To go to Acapulco friend to all f X' ul i- Ili - . t 11 1 I FIQEDERICK Ritzimkns on n To -t ma i' Gi I ' .II ta- G 1 of .'.' 1 III N iea' ing 'o -ac t'a ' ' H ' i - lli I'not,PH RoMAtmo1.l Driving about in that coupe To own his own garage An automobile demonstrator Ii: gri I .'YI.YlA SANIJIIERL Crossword puzzles P ,tiot - a Q est dressed woman of America Blus it1' Llvli SANTUS I- i ' 5 - 'a 5 a ound To 'et a wealthy n1au I anager of her own dry goods store lfrlendly disposition XY'II.I,l,xM SARGIE xN1 Iiating. sleeping, and sports To be the biggest wheel in the Ifuture mayor of Orobeltta Sociability . U . IDIERITII SIIIEA 'i ' 'it ' ' ' .I. , i , to Art Editor and business manager That infectious laugh o Vo u- ,Il'I.IA?x SKURVPA Spending time thinking how to do To make a second million after the Another john IJ. Rockefeller HPI XY'awy hair I - ' ' - -, li .t t - Iil.IlvtI-BETH SMITH Studying astrology ' o succeed in whatever work A starlgazer .ili 2 ' I ' o ' IIARIIARA SMITH Eating ice cream T 11 -' i ' at - '- 'a ' - ' - o li . 'i - 33? I nhoose Rltillfxkln S1 .xN'lt1N fl -eping To seep on sleeping M11 on a well-known qui: pro1g1ai11 Talking and blushing I:R.fxAt.Is S'I'Iil.'I'liR jwi 1ming To 1a'e a n1illion his Iirst year in An up and coming tongressman 'I hat grinff bujit 2 MAF S'IIiNJ'l'lI'0Rl1 fports I ethanital dra tsman A girls' basketball coach Friendly manner Ill1VIfRI,Y SIILLIVAN B-i ' 'ith - , To be a u . A A success in her chosen occupation ller 1nt'on1parabIe personality II1 HD .III NIC iambling ead of a big time gambling A soldier of fortune ' 'hat lock of hair organization lcitium TA1t.l.ow Doing anything to make money To retire A raftsman is bl i g .tRB.'tRA TATRO G- i ' i i i T - 1 1 ' on 'omebodys wi - 'h 1l - s ILFRIEI1 TATRO Being Miss Hilliarcls star pupil To own 99 -io 'l00'i 0 the Part owner o Ashley's riendly smile Ashley .umb 'r Co. DANII1 'I'HIliIiAliI.'I' oolmaking 'tm he a toolmaker A toolmaker lis size OIIN TONDREAI l.'I Cha in 1 'o -n To get an A - in chemistry Another Hen Blue lond hair USE TRACY Dreaming To ulfill those dreams 1 tt ' I- I 1 ' 1a ui -t - , IRGINIIA TRAINUR Going to - o 'i Tt - 'o ' a u ' e ideal night nurse N 'at S I ICZIIARD TIIRNIIR fl -e ing To make millions fomehocly someday Ilis winning smile I ONAIIJ TlfT'l LIE .' 'ii A' To go into business with Bill Boots A second Teddy Roosevelt Those broad shoulders Vltfrok VMIUII.-xN. JR. Q 'ii ' Get into big business jkiing instructor at the House in Smooth dancing t ' Pines oskvll XVALSH 'I hinl-ting of money 'Io make plenty of it Iways a good Joe His sly grin! 'IIELMA WARREN Dancing ' o '-ll 51,000,000 worth o Prominent insurance salesman Talking i surance I MA XVATERMAN -. hi ' io - a tician 'iindm ' att t 1 u t - i ' Q'-'Il ILLI M WATSCIN iating ' o 'nd a girl who can cook On the receiving end o good meals Blonde hair Ii RI, XVISEM N .ipor s ' io o to a physical education college Proprietor of a sporting goods store Friendliness ANCY 'XVERNIER Qun-bathing ' 'tr become a second Florence The ideal pulse taker ' hat voicefl Nightingale XVIII! IN1 XVULI. .iports To 4- an optometrist Iiuture president o the A, Ii. ol I.. Iis smil ' SVELYN ZARELI. x Being with Mac 'I' - a secretary fu ' ' ul . -' - .1 5 fhining hair bc I o Blue Owl The Blue Owl this year underwent the vast change of becoming a newspaper. Although it was at first eyed with skepticism. it became well liked as the year went by. Through the hard work and supervision of its co-editors, Derith Shea and Ted Kurtz. the Blue Owl staff has laid down a pattern for later staffs to follow. A great help in the reorganization of the A.H.S. publication was Mr. Smith, the faculty adviser. Tattletale The Tattletale Staff, composed entirely of seniors. has made a great effort to bring out a book which the graduating class will be proud to own. Through the hard work of its editors and advisers several new fea- tures have been added to the book this year. The most noticeable is the reminiscence page containing headlines of the years happenings. Tuff Run: l. Almeida. J. Parmenter. P. Bergeron. F. Zarella. F. Martins. P, Philips. R. Mohr. H. Naismith. O. Santos. J. La- douceur. B. Sullivan. I.. Levine. E. Johnson. M. Crulf. Third Roux' Pierce. J. Gormley. G. Bell- rose. D. Hatfield. L. Cooper. M. Cole. R. Smith. F. Andrews, F. Stelter. XYZ Gilbert. R. Ney, B. Morrison. C. McLeod. Second Roux' S, Sharples. J. Desiardins. R. Bennett. N. Wferner. M. Stentiford. D. Shea. Mr. Smith. F. Kurtz. S. Himes. A. Barton. J. lwuc. R. Blottman. I lirrml Run: l. Lowe. R, Haley. F. Keniston. C. Gorman. R. jackson. D. McCormick. C. Rollins. Anderson. C. Brown. C. Casler Top Rnu: P. Bergeron. li. Zarella. li. Mar tins. P. Philips. R. Mohr. H. Naismith. O Santos. J. Ladouceur. B. Sullivan. li. john son. L. Levine. Second Roux' G. Bellerose. D. Hatlield. l. Cooper. M. Cole. R. Smith. F. Andrews. F Stelter. XV. Gilbert. R. Ney. I. Almeida. Fin! Rau: J. Desiardins. R. Bennett. N W'erner. N. Ireland. D. Shea. Mr. Smith. F Kurtz. S. Himes. A. Barton. J. lwuc. Frou! Roux' M. Stentiford. R. Blottman. o Rnu M Btrhtrlan C Ilns Ins Bussiere D Foley XX Stromherg G Ixen neds R Hudson D Leedum H OHlre I' Xoung Hlddlc Rnu F Ixxng R Frrrell D 1t held D Blleklurn XV Slrgent F Stelter 'I Ireland G Chirle ons Iron! Run ,I OBrien A Anderson M Willsex I. Brousstul XV Boots F WILL Welsh V Dowle n Run I yn erte I us R Mohr M huns I Idgeeom Wtrntr M St ntiford Illrlt en INII1 I x Fisher I' Philips Henderson A P me rson Ilzddle Rnu M Gnens XX Dowle R Taillon j Nuncs C' Weeman D Hatfield F Wk-emnn D Folu M Cruff rout Rnu D Llmond M lruneul ittle J Ixltlouku I fhlrlebols t C urn. I ms urs Vim. In D li it burn Student Council By the able leadership of its president, Bill Boots, and its new adviser, Mr Parker, the student eouneil has established a record to be proud of this year A good part of the year has been devoted to the drawing up and ratifying of a constitution for future eouneils Throughout the year many seetional student eouneil meetings have been attended by the representatives and 1 LZFCII deal has been added to the prestige of the org nnigation Varsity Club Ihis elub eonsisted of 1Il students xx ho had been awarded an A for sports Its purpose was to further athleties in A H S and also to create a nueleus for fu ture remmisemg of games gone by During the football season the elub sold hot eof fee, sandvuehes, and franlefurts at all home BIITICS Many ft Saturday morning in bed was gnen up by elub members to prepare food for the afternoon ex ent A I E . . i Y. U I 1 1 1 l 1 s t I 2 J ' ' ' ' I 0 'f - s kf'A- 1 2 - I - Y . it L ' .I ' . . . ' F ' - ' 72 . Y I . . . V 'l' pr . - . Q. 4 Q1 I.. '. i-ai .if lz- F in I man, .Suprcnarit.- HF Lamoiireux. BI i 'I' p .' I. C'i'IIA -. D. Shea. Ii. Fal- o . . . Qi -' h. N. '. .,I. z:I'.II. Sull' 'z . ,. I.c'ine. C. - . . 4' ,. R. 15' -I I J'fJ1 I-au. Ti -. i. is - '.j.M'- la '. R, .I .h V. a 'hi . . Ia 'k- Tri-Y Everyone must remember the Tri-Y initiation day when our beautiful women were transformed into witches, complete with half-combed hair, smeared lip- stick, and painted signs. With Miss Hinckley as facul- ty adviser, the group engaged in many outside activi- ties besides the weekly meetings. During the season the club conducted a May Breakfast, contributed a Thanksgiving and a Christmas basket to welfare, held a successful dance, and shared an outing at Camp Norse with the Hi-Y Club. Hi-Y Consisting of fourteen charter members picked from A.H.S., the Hi-Y was reorganized last year, by the Attleboro Y.M.C.A. under the capable leadership of its officers and Mr. A. K. Smith, the adviser. The Hi-Y enjoyed a very successful year. After increasing the membership to twenty-seven the Hi-Y engaged in such activities as an outing at Camp Norse, a joint meeting with the Tri-Y, and the taking over of the canteen for one evening. Top Roux' O. Santos. C. Czrsler, P. Philips. R. Mohr, R. Blottm:-n. R. Henderson. M. fruff. J. Cooper. L. Levine. B. Sullivan. Middle Row: N. Wcrntkt. J. Haraden, R. Incl son. N. Ireland M. Stentiford. L. Pearson. S. Sandberg. N. Gixcns. fron! Roux' C. Frctl rn. S. Himes. fl. Fdgecomh. Miss Hinflty. N. Dugan. A. Driscol, A. Patterson. l.. Brousseau. Top Roar: N. Lalflcur. li. Wleeman. L Bowers. R. Lonskury. XV. Doyle. D. Foley Middle Roux' XV. Gilbert. R. Taillon. R Blackburn. F. Steltt r. D. Tuttle. D. Lamond fron! Roux' E. Kurtz. M. Givens. J. Mc Carte. G. Charlebois. li. Leboeuf. Top Roux' R. Vieria, R. Brouchu. R. Olivia. Fifi! Roux' D. Augat. R. Beauregard. C. Amaral. Bark Roux' A. Berberian. H. Wfhitcomb. M. Vance, j. Blottman. F. Bonin. from Row: G. Merrill. B, Morrison. C. Rollins. Cartoon Club Organized originally for the purpose of drawing cartoons for the Blue Owl, this club became relatively inactive after the Blue Owl was changed from a maga- zine to a newspaper. Still enjoying drawing cartoons, however, a group of boys has been studying the various techniques employed in cartooning and has been draw- ing cartoons of their own creation. This group is su- pervised by Mrs. Kelly. Sketch Club This club consists of a group of students many of whom are not enrolled in the regular art classes but have joined this club to discover what artistic ability they have. Under the supervision of Mrs. Kelly, their instructor, the students have produced many fine post- ers for the various departments of the school and have designed pamphlets for the school department. Such services make this club a valuable asset to the school. f 1' eff.: Ln 1 Q 6 ull Librar Aides This large group of girls aids Miss Harris in the arrangement of the books and assists the students who handle them. Sylvia Himes and Sylvia Sandberg are the preseident and vice-president respectively of this helpful and useful group. In former years it was an organized club, but this year it was enlarged and each girl became an individual library assistant with her own particular period to work in the library. unior Red Cross One of the most active organizations in the high school is the junior Red Cross which is a vital part of the organized humanitarian program of the Red Cross. Through the enthusiasm and interest of its members the junior Red Cross has sponsored a very successful clothing drive for the war torn European countries. Many other worthwhile projects have been carried out under the supervision of Miss Pierce. the group adviser. Tnfr Run: L. Salley. R. Magee. B. Fagnand. M. Linkletter. M. Castro. S. Bell. M. Gnv- erno. Anderson. O. Carlson. J. Beauso- leil. J. Gormley. P. Kurdnac. Third Roux' S. Sharples. M. O'Donnell. L. Melssac. R. Haley. D. McCormick. K. Dee- gan. A. Driscol. B. Angus. R. Castro. C. Freeman. C. Casler. M, Courtney. .Serond Roux' R. jackson. li. Auderte. C. lidgecomb. S. Himts. Miss Harris. S. Sand- berg. N. Wferner. K. Kenton. P. Champigny. li. Fleming. Frou! Rou: L. Brousseau. D. Dennis. Anna Cusa, Top Rau-: M. Snptenant. l.. Martin. M Allshire. B. Dennis. M. Guillette. H. Guil lette. l. Almeida. Middle Roux' Miss Pierce. C. Brown. B Angus. j. O'Brien. I. Soucy. F. Tesler. Frou! Run: C. juaire. F. Fleming. J. Hor ton. G. Dubur. li. Pelletier. lop Rou D Lccclham A Bcrbcrlan R D Gould R Rosc S Strom Middle Rm: H Machovsskn M Burkc 'NI Nadovs H Wlllnams V Bmaccl F S Pucrre H Wltheral I McNally H Dcnzer lfrx! Rou D Sumons J Gallant R Beau rmgard P Cow J Ncyxton I Nclson R Sallu XV Stromhcrg D Shcl M CruH P Philips F Pillows R Hcndcrson L hshcr A Pmcrson Boys Glee Club Men often enjoy sxngmg ln groups, so yuth thls m mxnd, Mr Chase orgamzed the boys glee club which has helped much to support the mus1cal end of our school entertamment The glee club men havc studied mustc composition every Tuesday, and they shovs ed that thls time was spent to good ldyantage lt the school muslcal assembly Cheerleaders Of the many candldates vsho trnccl out for thc coxctecl posxtlon of cheerleader, seven gurls vyerc hnally chosen by the student body early nn the fall The chonce proved excellent, s1nce these representatnves of our school left a wonderful lmpresslon wherever A H S tcams made an appearance The role of a cheerleader IS not snmple Thesc PCFSOHIHCHIIOIIS of pep made thelr own costumes, orxgl nated many new cheers, and above all, cheered the team nn vlctory or defeat .l 7 . . . , ' 1 . . 4 . . Y I . ' I 1 2 Q ' C u Y ' . Y l i x ' V1 . ' ' 1 I V A ' 7 A , . . x Burke. J, Case. D. Cummings. J. Pickering. 1 I . '. . I .A. 'a..n'..l ' .4- ' .. . ' ' -' . Q- U ' - . 1 ' . Girls' Glee Club ln September a large group of girls joined the Monday singing group. Under Mr. Chase's capable direction, every voice has been developed to excellent pitch. The Glee Club has been very active, and accom- panied by Eunice Anderson, has conducted an assembly of songs, a spring concert, and in general made Period X's in homerooms more interesting. Press Club Many items of interest throughout the school have been brought to the reading public as a result of faith- ful effort on the part of the Press Club members. Class activities, social events, and student and teacher person- alities are some of the topics which appear in the high school column in the Sun. As a reward for their ef- forts a certificate is awarded the club members by the editor of the Sun. Top Row: A. Patton. J. Walsh, 0. Shang. A. Lefebvre. T. Warren. J. Ribey. C. Rol- lins. M. Desiardins. J. Blortman. J. Lowe. R. Dalton, R. Forget. M. Plante. R. McGee. M. Creeden. V. Murphy, R. Payette, E. Martins. D. Morin. Fourth Roux' L. Fvans. E. Olvan. J. Pil- blad. A. Pilblad. R. Spinney. B. Angus. P. Nelson, N. Terhunc. P. Champigny. J. Du- buc, D. McCormick. F. Pelletier. S. Hesketh, N. Patten, B. Bora. S. Billings, J. Taylor. Third Roux' E. Zarrella, O. Santos, A. Mousseau. F. Hale, B. Pilblad, M. Grover. D. Grudain. N. Parker. G. Merrill, N. Werner. M. Stentiford, E. Anderson. C. McLeod, M. Vaughan. Sr-mud Roux' F. Read. L. Shang. N. Crccca, D. Bettez. F. Young. L. Vaillancourt. A. Rigby. G. Long, F. Donahue. M. Berberian. H. Sutton. B. Swift. A. Cobb. Front Rou': D. Carlson. R. Lennox. A. Mul- lanye. H. Grover. R. Madden. F. Rose. A. Cusa. V. Gonsalves. L. LaBelle, M. O'Brien. Top Row: M. Brooks. R. Holdgate, J Pickering. R. LaPorte, M. Allshire. Middle Roux' B. XVQ-lsh. V. Doyle. Mr. Lape J. Blottman. J. lwuc. M. Desiardins. Front Roux' H. Tipping. J. Horton. H Naismith. F. Kcniston. P. Lowe, D. Carlson Top Rou R Qumnn A Thlb0dL1ll I Gorman F Ney A Sxlvtrman R Adams D Povsers L Gunllette R Gathner R Pat terson Gncns R Ney D Pcrry R Smnth W Patterson lx Deegan A DIISLOI Frou! Rau F Lawson J Daudson M Whllsex L Sousa L Cooper D D nl- ntault D Proulx J M tthcson L Cooptr Top Rou R McLeod R Adams A Silver man Mzddle Rau G Matherson G Blllmgs R Smnth R hey Front Rou L Globus E Donahue M Wxllsew M Stennford Band Exery student wxll admlt that the band made a wonderful sound durmg assembl1es, at football games, or wh1le just marchmg up the street Led by capable drum malorettes the band completed a splendld sea son ln spxte of lts small membershlp Under the dlrec t1on of Mr Zambarano, the fall season was spent vuth marches and drlll m preparation for the North game, whlle practlce durlng the wlnter months was armed at the annual sprlng concert Orchestra The orchestra presents an excellent OPPOFIUHIIQ for a person who can play an xnstrument to gann valu able expernence under expert mstructxon They haxe played for many of the assembl1es and for the semor play, thexr musxc bemg a utal part of these programs Although the group IS small, sexeral new lnstruments have been added durmg the year Under the dlrectlon of Mr Chase, the orchestra pracnces twlce weekly nn the assembly hall . . . . 7 . . . 7. . 7 . . .Mfddle Rou':vJ. Wallenthin, C. Wells. M. The Boor Presented by the Period F Senior English class as an assembly program on February 5, Anton Chekhov's one act play, The Boot, made a terrific hit with the student body. This hilarious Comedy has Russia for a setting at the time of the Czars. The leading parts were taken by Daryl Hatfield and Claire Fisher, who can never be amply commended for their excellent act- ing. The play was later presented in a state contest. Senior Pla Presented on March 21, under the direction of Miss Margaret Allen, the Broadway hit, Arsenic and Old Lace, was a great success. Being an hilarious comedy, the audience was in a continuous uproar over the murderous hobby of the Brewster sisters, played by Ruth Mohr and Beverly Sullivan, and the wild antics of Donald Tuttle as Teddy Brewster. The acting ability displayed by the entire cast was exceptional for high school students. Top Razr: C. Fisher. R. Edmondson. .l- Ludouceur. I'roni Roux' j. Kaczowkzn. D. Hatfield. 'l'np Ron: R. Castro. Kurtz. F. Richards G. Charlehois. Middle Roux I.. Cooper. G. Bergstrom. D Blackburn. D. Tuttle. V. Vaughan. lfroul Razr: D. Shea. R. Mohr. B. Sullivan 4 Football The class of 1947 has reason to be proud of its football teamg for it notched the first win over North in four years at Hayward Field, on Thanksgiving Day. The Blue and White, which had gone hungry for the last three Turkey Days hopped all over the Rocketeers in the first quarter and led 13 to 7 at half-time on the strength of touchdowns by Mac Givens and Phis Perry. Big George Schmidt, playing a one-man game, scored the North touchdown in the second canto. The Bombardiers overwhelmed a tiring North team in the second half as Daryl Hatfield, and Frank Pinocci shared passes for scores and Givens racked up his sec- ond. The outstanding days of the season were-the scoreless tie with Coyle that knocked the Warriors right out of the State Class C Championship-the 52 to 0 tanning handed Whitman, and the 21 to 0 white- washing of Stoneham. Front Roux' J. McCarte RE. J. Matineau RT. A. Caponigro RG, T. Cronin C, R. Lons- hury LG. G. Leboeuf LT, D. Hatfield LE. Bark Roux' M. Givens HB, H. Sumner QB. R. Firth HB. W. Snrgeant FB, R. Taillon FB. G. Charlebois HB. Six more points for the Blue on Turkey Day as Ralph Perry 1-607 scores. Other Attleboro players: Pinocci H11 and Sum- ner 1423, Front Row: M. Givens, J. McCarte, H. Sum- ner. T. Cronin. G. Charlebois, E. Weeman, D. Foley, D. Blackburn, G. Leboeuf. Middle Roux' W. Doyle, R. Firth, W. Sar- geant, R. Taillon, R. Lonsbury, R. Grisc, D. Tuttle, D. Hatfield, R. Castro. Top Row: F. Pinocci, L. Young. G. Mc- Carte, J. Martineau, A. Caponigro, G. Nunes, H. Cassidy, W. Marcoccio. Arthur Randall, C. Weeman, W. Poirier, R. Perry, A. Pellissey, Alan Randall, L. Inman. That man is loose again. Bill Poirier on :he go against North. Other identifiable players: Sumner 1427 and Perry 1409. At- tleborog Cooke 1427, Schmidt 1331, Mac- Donald 155l. Brown 1531. McKay 1267, and Deschenes 1857, North. Basketball The 1946-47 record of the Bombardiers was a far cry from that of previous years, but it wasn't because the boys lacked courage and fight. The competition in the newly organized Bristol County League was just too good and it wasr1't in the books for the Blue to be on top again. The high spots were the 37-30 victory over Putnam, Conn., at the Boston Arena and the -15-30 trouncing administered to New Bedford. 'I up Run-: Al Pcllisscy. R. Hudson. M. Givens. XYZ Marcoccio. J. Cassidy. D. Fo- Icy. liz-cl Roux C. XY'ccn1nn. D, Hathcld. R. Hollis. F, Pinocci. J. Kaczowka. R. Perry. F. XY'ut-nmn, D. Lamond. Stu t- linstoni Khzmtl un bull! takes rebound uwm from Al Pellisscy 4181 in Vokc game. Other play urs: Butler 461. and Ramos HOP of Yokc. I-'rrvt Rau H Sumner R Ostrander D Hatfield D Lamond R Perry R Deegan A Randall A Pellssy R Hudson Second Rou F Weeman Marsh Much L Inman J Gallant J Kozowka W Sar gent J Gancy D Dunn A Edelstren Firth H Wetheral W Menard R Young R Bcausolul L Thompson R Pelrssu D Powers A Conte Fourth Rau R Cheyne W Augat R Hol lls A Silverman W Kung D Bnggs R St Plerre W Armstrong F Tompson F Grieve R Splttell R Bushee Irom le!! io ugbl I. Cooper G lxllcdfli 1 McCart4. F Ptrry Baseball The A H S baseball team opened what appeared to be a successful 1947 season by trounclng New Bed ford 10 to 4 and New Bedford Voke 3 to 2 Led by their hlttmg pltcher johnny Kaczowka and such out standmg players as Ralph Perry, Donald Lamond, Rlchard Deegan, Frank Pnnoccn, and Dnck Ostrander, the ball team looked very strong both offenslvely and defensnvely As thls yearbook went to press Attleboro had won five and lost three Golf The Attleboro Hngh School golf team lost 1ts frrst match 3g3lI1SI Dartmouth Hxgh by the score of 6 0 but later came back wnth straxght v1ctor1es, the first two agamst Coyle by the scores of 6 0 and 4 2 and the thxrd agamst Brockton, by a score of 3M 2M Third Roux' J. Cassidy. F. Richards. R. irls' Basketball The girls' team under the guidance of Coach Thomson had a fairly successful season with a total of 217 points for ll games. The games played were two against Mansfield, Plainville, Foxboro, Wrentham, and North Attleborog and one against the Y.M.C.A. The high scorer for the year was Ruth Mohr and runner-up was Charlotte Edgecombe. Other members of the first team were Ann Patterson, Marion Cruff, Norma Givens, Mae Stentiford, Nancy Werner, june Haraden, and Evelyn Zarella. Girls' Softball There were thirty-eight candidates that turned out for spring practice. This group was cut to twenty-two players. The squad was composed of two full teams and one substitute for each. The games played were two against Mansfield, North, and others. The season was successful and next year's team will have many veterans from this season. Top Roux' R. Mohr. N. Mtflonigle, E. Za- rella. T. Coleman. A. Mulligan. A. Patter- son. Middle Rmr: Miss Thomson. B. Sullivan. R. jackson. R. Blottman. V. Hogberg. J. Mossherg, Anderson. L. Levine. lfronl Roux' M. Crulf. S. Himes. N. Wern- er. M. Stentiford. 1- Haraden. M. Givens. C. Fdgecomh. lffllllf Roux' M. Hearn. J. Pilblad. T. Rich N. Suprenant. R. Mohr. H. Guillette. C Soares. B. Fagnand. A. Mulligan. A. Ray mundo. Middle Roux' P. Robinson. M. Lange. T Coleman. V. Doyle. B. Schofield. E. Whit field. J. Robinson. M. Claflin, A. Bell, O Redden. Back Roux' B. Hcsketh. B. Pilblad, L. Glo bus. J. Lowe, M. Kirby. 1. Mossberg, E Anderson. V. Hogberg. R. Blottman, L Jordan. P. Nelson. R. Spinney. LIBRARY The cozy manner IS purely for the camera' HONOR STUDY HALL XY hats the nok f llo 5 TAT TLETALE COMPILERS Indusrrious Eager Beavers ' ' ' ' 'e. e xv? PERIOD C-2 10 Harry IS an enthuslastlc supporter of Co educatlon SPANISH CLASS HISTORY CLASS Oh Wh! A touch of Spain! i I a a rest! 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RILEY, JR ATTLEBORO COAL COMPANY A FRIEND PELLETIERS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE I93 PINE STREET P Q Compliments ot I Specializing in Wheel Aligning Knee Action Rebuilding Brakes Carburetors Next Door to Zi 's Packa e Star Compliments of W 81 A COMPANY INC 46 UNION STREET ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS pl ments Comp! ments of MORSE ANDREWS CO ATTLEBORO ICE CO ATTLEBORO MASS GUYOT BROTHERS COMPANY, INC MetoI O moments cmd Seff rugs Metal Spec olf e 37 UNION STREET ATTLEBORO MASS . . , - I C: 45 UNION STREET - r i i I s H ARTHUR HALL COMPANY Electrucol Appluonces ST MARIE S UN ION STREET ATTLEBORO Te 653 Complfments of WILLIAM F FLYNN cmd STORE Gnd SON Musncol Instruments ond Supplles I3 I7 BANK STREET Records and Music 9 A BANK STREET ATTLEBORO Compliments ot J J NEWBERRY CO Complnments of ATTLEBORO YOUTH CANTEEN SWING INN I9 , 1. 1 WHITE'S MUSIC STUDIO aampllments of BLISS BROTHERS COMPANY Camplnmenfs af A FRIEND Campllmenfs of ALBERT S CLEANSING SERVICE 29 SOUTH MAIN STREET Camplnments aI GORDON M MaCKINNON Insurance TCI Afflcbara 2095 R BEARD S Clwvldrcn 5 Earmfarc Evcrythmg Your Chula Needs 37 PLEASANT STREET ATTLEBORO Free Delnxery John Beard TeIepI1ane 2286 HOULE S Jewelry Gufts 3 NORTH MAIN ST ATTLEBORO Albert Hoale Emma R Houlc Camplnmemts OI EELDMAN S SUN BUILDING, ATTLEBORO 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I L G BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Leaders IH the manufacture of Class Rangs ancl Pins Commencement Announcements and Diplomas JEWELERS FOR Tl-lE A l-l S SENIOR CLASS Leach 84 Garner Company Manufacturers of Rolled Gold Plate Compliments of D E Makepeace Co a a I . 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T e GRANTS INC New PLIIDIIC Market Of Attleboro Your Local StatIoner 6 S MAIN ST ATTLEBORO CompIImentS of BRUCE B LINDSTRDNI Attleboro Steam and QuaIIty Grocers EIeCtrIC Co I8 S MAIN ST ATTLEBORO DEPENDABLE INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION I-I K and O P RICHARDSON Bates Theatre BaIICIIng Tel 845 846 ATTLEBORO MASS DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT REQUDT BEVERAGE Phone 900 ATTLEBORO MASS h Since IQO6 Compliments of JOHNNY SIDDALL Roduos ond Roduo Servscn Gunner 20 RAILROAD AVE ATTLEBORO Tel 935 e I557W Walker Tumor Power Tools For The Home Workshop EASTERN PAINT 81 PLUMBING BROWNELL MILL SUPPLY SUPPLY CO I5 RAILROAD AVE ATTLEBORO Plumb ng Supplies Point WoII Poper BABCOCK BOX CO, INC ATTLEBORO MASS T I - INC- Q coomw sT., ATTLEBoRo, MASS. ., I ' , V , Compliments ot AMERICAN REENEORCED PAPER CO 'VI I: ASHLEY 84 SON Lurnbcr Three Generations UHIQJH PI'1fC 81 Wlfe Co UNION STREET CONLON ond DONNELLY CO SOUTH MAIN and WALL STREETS ATT'-EBORO MASS ATTLEBoRo MASS Tel 234 BRISTOL COUNTY OIL CO. 84 PLEASANT STREET The Eomous Aldruch I-Ieot Pak OII Burning Units We Instoll CompIete I-Iecxtsng Systems UNDIVIDED RESPONSIBILITY Phone I54 - ' . C . Grain -- Feeds H I-Icy ond Strow Compliments of Compliments f CAREY BROS RIPLEY 81 GOWEN Telephone 2056 R STANDARD PLASTICS C0 INC MILLER CLEANSERS 62 Wafer Street Coll ond Dellvcr ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS PINE STREET ATTLEBORO ATTLEBOR0 Box, INC 67 MECHANIC STREET ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of AMERICAN METAL CRAFTS CO I . O ,, . - Cleonsers - Toilors - Furriers I8 , I The Future of Attleboro Rests with nts youth LONDON S Dependable L ROTENBERG and SOTN Tonlor for A H S 76 PARK ST ATTLEBORO MASS Coll 770 For Quxck Cob Servac Covell Cob Co COR UNION ond PARK ST Complnments of COR PARK cmd PLEASANT ST Tel Attleboro 573 ALBEN S CLOTHING STORE 46 48 PARK STREET The Fomdy Outfntters on the Budget Payment Plon I T, , . Army-Novy Store . S, Zfmzlfeaf . . . cml cuoums or '47 For pleasant work wztlo rzendbf assoczcztes efore you make any dec1s1ons as to what you are golng to do after graduauon why not rnvestlgate the job opportumnes whxch the Telephone Com pany offers you? Good pay IS among the many advantages you gaxn by working for the Telephone Company You earn while you learn the pay for begxnners IS good and you can earn lncreases beglnmng xn a few months Then too you w1l1 be worklng at an 1nterest1ng job w1th congenlal people ln pleasant surroundlngs Your job can be the first step 1n a real career m pubhc servxce Your teacher or vocahonal advxser can tell yon ' -3- more about work nz this mterestmg mduxtrg H NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH COMPANY THE North Attlcborough Chronicle Co. PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS Smce 1870 14 Church Street North Attleborough Moss GFI Prov1dc-:ncc Photo Engravmg Co ARTISTS and ENGRAVERS 21 Eddy Street Providence R thank the Class o 1947 or zts cooperatzon zu producnzg thzs yearbook May each graduates Ilfllfe eofztazn a fan' sh ue of happiness and success d ',.l tf f. .. . . ta ,f . Pelletier S Morket Te l828 I94 COUNTY STREET Compl ments of Bergeron S Engrovlng Compony ATTLEBORO PRINTING ond EMBOSSING CO Embossed Seols ond Lobels 54 UNION ST ATTLEBORO MASS JOHNSON DECORATING CO Deolers xn Pc nt Wollpoper Gloss 14 76 UNION ST ATTLEBORO Tel 674 Reynolds Morkmon nc UNION ST ATTLEBORO MASS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES PLATING EQUIPMENT T 76 77 ACIDS LACQUERS BUFFS TI-IINNERS AMMONIA POLISHING CHEMICALS COMPOUNDS W I-I Riley 81 Son QUALITY FUELS I NIORTH MAIN STREET ATTLEBORO MASS e Atfleboro 420 'Nlortn Atfleboro 78 I - 1 I . I. Ii , - 'I I ' - 88 ., , , el. - I I, , I Compliments f Con' 'Tw nts of J ond L TOOL ond W R JEWELRY FINDINGS COMPANY ATTLEBORO O E CAMERON1 cmd SON REFINING COMPANY Compliments of Com W ments of Automotmc p fmeP Mochme OH Products Keeler Company IWC ' o pff. e Complimenfs of Conf' vwems of . . f 7 ' od . 1 lmfbom' rfryzmffflpl. . . HE basss of modern bankung as mutual under standmg Personal acc uamtance goes a long Your financial sltuatlon your money prob lems and your plans these can be das cussed with us In complete frankness and wnth assurance that the Information wall always be kept confldentlal So come nn Well be glad to gnve you full details ID person about any speclfic servlce Tl-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OIATTLEBORO Member Federal Deposut Insurance Corporation Q D way toward bringing this about. . . . my D I . ' I U I . I . ' Autogwlploy A ll fog rn 10 bf 6 0 A.H.s. vm seavso IN W5 EUROPE AND xmcxrxc Qui x Q65 SER Sf Q gf J7 gf 5? , Q Q , miss gsfjg: 016 fag, wbswvggy 5.x,.x,x., S 5 5 14 QNX cpm-, 5,5 5 Q 420' HW 8 Mxwxi We 0 156 ,ff 59 '4 o 0 lZ?.l'0l',Z40k W , ,op J Jf 6 SOR ' 9 - e X 9 5 I' P 6 VS 60515 fllegg 00' 0 0 x I . gy YW l I ar G, lj Hoff dd A dos A 3' 'id 3 Go k th ll easun I tramura Cf! Tozxer Eh bs -Q ui +I! P+ ? 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