Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1949 volume:

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J' 'K .GMIA1 Ecvsfiyrz gi iffin oowmomocwom f,ZII' ANXflX7iSl5l ooamoowooamocwamomomomomanocwoswoawrwawaowocwoowcwocwoawoew Like the resourceful leaders of the covered-wagon trains which trekked across the nation a century ago, our Class Adviser has faithfully guided the Forty- Niners on their long road to graduation. Bridging the rivers of Sophomore worries with patience and understanding, braving the deserts of junior problems with reserve and initiative, scaling the mountains of myriad Senior troubles with sympathy and genuine sincerity, Miss Griffin has won the respect and admi- ration of her student followers. Now the journey is over, the end of tlze school trail is in sight. These travel- ing Forty-Niners will go their way, exchanging the close associations of school life for new friends and interests. But as these members separate, they will have one common share-memories of B. H. S. and you, Miss Griffin. In future years your pleasant manner and warm smile will continue to guide the Class of 1949. In their eyes you will always be a leader, a counsellor, and a friend. lwewrwnonorwewnoovofwoworwnoswswcwnorwnoewrwcwrwswoour DQdiCGt1Onwmonag me cllflz. Smifffh cfmsiiags fo fda 55116011 To the Class of 1949: May I extend to you my heartiest congratulations on the eve of your grad- uation from Beverly High School. You have achieved a goal which many young men and women, even in Amer- t ica, never reach. For you to succeed. there has been hard work and sacrifice on your part: there has been love and encouragement from your parents, there has been friendly assistance and ad- , vice from your teachers. You have reason to be thankful for the success your efforts have brought and for the help you have received from others Fm al .glllifg along the way. Our United States needs intelligent, educated citizens to be a strong, democratic nation. I hope that as the years go by each of you as individual citizens will increasingly be influential in helping to build a better community, a better state, a better nation. I hope that you too will see the meaning of democracy so well expressed by Howard Hartzell, a high school student in Chautau- qua, New York, when he wrote: I speak for democracy. It is worth defending, maintaining. and recreating. , Democracy is the right of every man to know himself, to function to his capacity, to hold fast those things he values, to be governed by his representatives, and to dream the dreams which will become for a dynamic people the reality of tomorrow. My good wishes go with you as you graduate to new and greater challenges in your lives. Sincerely, wczewtzf. N .ones-o-oe-we-oscjlll' PFIHCIPCII Spankswmmmmmwmwwmmmmmmwmmmw D X W? gy' Q NZM W Q wa 1 xl J: ' . .X K vf. . W K X Y w I UK' A . XL . 4 S 755 W SQE4-gg, M5451 3' N dll, frm s - . 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Once inside, we found that the Sophomore's lot was not an easy one, but Beverly High School really held nothing to dread. After the preliminary struggles with lockers and new regulations, we Sophomores soon became accustomed to the place. As our first official act, we elected our officers: President, Kenneth fSandyl Kessaris: Vice-President, Frank Robinson: Secretary, Marilyn MacLeod: and Treasurer, Ned Sweet. This certainly was our year to shine! On Drama Night our play, The Flattering Word , won the award, much to the sorrow of the other two classes. The cast included Theresa Innocenti, Ioan Tucker, Nancy Scott, Bob Wilks, and Don Berry who was chosen as best acftor. Many of our classmates worked off their excess energy playing football and basketball. All things considered, we passed a thoroughly happy year at B. H. S. Iunior Year Another September found us eager to resume the school activities, which by now, had become familiar to us. Why, some of our more seasoned detention students had even corne to call Miss Wallace by her first name!! Our class officers were: Sandy Kessaris, President: Bob Nolan, Vice-Presi- dent: Secretary, Betty Ioslin: and Treasurer, Mike Toomey. The play we presented on Drama Night was Two Crooks and a Lady. This little opus, complete with guns, blood, and policemen, had in its cast the following: Carole Schoellhorn, Betty Ioslin, Peter Whitaker, Robert Carr, and Don Berry fwho got shot-remember?l Theresa D'Amato won the acting award for her outstanding characterization. wQQQwooQ0QcSENIQR CLASS HISTQRYQQUQQQUDQ 5 CQ 'Qu- First row, left to right: Ned Sweet, Ioan Paradise, Bertha Gadbois, Donald Berry, Kenneth Kessaris, Michael Toomey, Mary Coombs, Louis DiFazio. Second row, left to right: Miss Evelyn Griffin, Class Adviser: David Laramie, Lawrence Giulani. Douglas Whyte, Robert Carr, Louis Rossi, Iohn O'Rourke. This year was even more active than the preceding one. Betty Ioslin, Kenneth Kessaris, Donald Berry, Michael Toomey, and Ned Sweet were elected by us to serve as our representatives on the Student Council. Sports such as football and basketball claimed the time and attention of many of our boys. The girls played basketball, were on the baton squad, and served as cheerleaders. Senior Year Now, at last, we were Seniors. Class President Sandy Kessaris was re- elected for a third term. The other officers for the final year were: Vice-Presi- dent, Donald Berryg Secretary, Bertha Gadboisg and Treasurer, Michael Toomey. Ned Sweet presided over assemblies very effectively as President of the Student Council. Two Senior members were added to the Council, Harry Tozier and Bertha Gadbois. The Aegis passed a very successful year under the able direction of Ianet Young, Editor-in-Chief. Robert Woods was Editor of Senior Memoirs. Our dance, The Basketball Bounce , was the social Cand financiall success of the year. There was a large attendance and all had an enjoyable evening. During the year we participated in many other activities designed to re- plenish our dwindling treasury. Banners and lapel ornaments in the school colors were sold in time for use at the Thanksgiving game. Football programs and pencils imprinted with the basketball schedule were also sold. The class sold Souvenir Fall Sports Folders containing candid shots taken at the football games. tContinued on Page 62h aaaaoianacfaarmsdoaaaocrama3:a:mfQ'oioioo'3ioio.oioioic oooooooooaao IEAN M. ACCIAVATTI .YUltY Ambition: Marriage. II'IlIl'.N nmlfilium nn' :ml zvlrirfl. Ilm fmlx'fnn'1t In Alflul' nlmrlwrl. MELVIN C. ADLER lu'l:1'l Activities: B. H. S. News 12. Ambition: Navy: to be a printer. Slsuling it ltr'I1r'l't iflrrl nl lun flu' lmlfllt ln' llIlIlll'.X nv ,xrrrmrl ll: llUlll'. PATRICIA ADAMS ' 'Pa I Activities: Home Room Treasurer 10. 11. 12: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: Hairdressing: marriage. l nl'.s lfuir lllZl'll.l'S lrmlrx .sn nwnl. Tu llmff' lim' cln num :multi ln' ll lIl'lIl. MAYNARD L. ALBERT uillllllllvlk, Activities: House of Delegates 10: Drama Night 10, 11: Science Club 12: Spanish Club 12: Math Club 12: Photography Club ll. Ambition: To go to college: be- come a surgeon. llr' lmt llilfllwrl llfm Il'IlgH!I In Il Shu' 'lin nllain grml skill in llzf' O. R. THERESE ADAMS i' TI'I'!'4l ' Activities: Home Room President 10, Vice-President ll, 12: Art Club 11: Alternate 11: Aegis ll, 12: French Club 11: Execu- tive Committee 10: Current Events Club 12, Secretary 12: Safety Patrol 12: Basketball ll. 12, Captain 12. Ambition: Foreign service or gov- ernment work. 'lY'r'rt x lH'lllllX and Hin' Pl'l'AHlI!ll- llt' Slmulrl nmlu' lim nmliiliuu inln avrlliluv. IOHN ALLEN ln1'lfic Ambition: Store work: to run my own store. Inflcic is Il quid glllll' lu' tunnis In mm: ll slow' Iiul Zl'll1'I1 Ilzz' .Sf'rir's mils nmunrl. zvnlrlz him rlosr his door. PNDGYOOMDGMDGWOOMDGMDPNDGADGWQQQMQQOQMC lU1l'ff'l l owowowowowowowsswofbcvoowrwcwwaa DOROTHY AMBROSE uijfllfily' Activities: House oi Delegates 10: Glee Club 10: Spanish Club 11, 12. Ambition: Marriage. Singing xlu' liltm. nnrl rrfmrl lllllffflllll ll'r' Iflifllfllfi lmju' llnll l11 ' has IIII nllfrrliml. IRENE R. ANGELINE lI1'Hir ' Activities: Dramatic Club ll, 12: French Club 12. Ambition: Nu'se's training: to study literature. lirfulf' Zl'l' gr! l'r r.'f'1'l ll IIVIIIN llwll full un lfrm' In ln' ulll uursr. BARBARA ANDREAS l31lrl1 Activities: French Club 12: Or- chestra 10: Band 10, 11. Ambition: To be cr telephone oper- ator: advancement in the tele- ephone business. Kali z1'rll1'1' fiillinlg, xurinlrfltug, and Izrmlirzgn 'Tis Hull: nu Ihr xulljrrl nf lmlllzizzt zt'1 n' IIHIIIMIQ. MARGARET IEAN ANTONIO l'r'ggt ' Activities: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: Office work: to get married. Ihfggx' it lHlIIil'lI lm lim flmnu mg air. Nu, ny' rninw, tln:'ll .win lim! funn from l'l'rr', MARILYN ANDREWS Activities: Dramatic Club 11: Verse Choir 11: French Club 11: Glee Club 12, Vice-Presi- dent 12. Ambition: Iunior College or busi- ness school: to be a medical secretary. l:I'lllll.Xq' nf ltr: xmilr' nml vnu Il'!ll'. .llrlrilvtl XIIUIIYN ns lifrfx 'Wrrlffi nlcrltf' ROBERT F. APRIL Ufilllfliwl Activities: Glee Club 10, ll, 127 Visual Education Operator 10. 11, 12: Hockey 12. Ambition: To go into business. xll fllrlvflllg lllr ffillllll, lintltt xlllllllx will Ut lit'-X IIIIINIIIII XIIIII s .rr lllli'1 rm flfzulfl. Gck96'O0G'006N00G'O0Gv0Gv0av0o90cw0qs4ocwx9o4oooo l'f ' rooasxJqs:4rgw,9g,x,QCs:Q5spQC-y,'m5vgpk9gs+06s4gGs,QGs,,g LOIS ARTHUR Activities: Glee Club 10: Aegis 11. 12: Current Events Club 12. Ambition: To attend college: the diplomatic service. UI' l,ni,s',x l'XlllUif.X nv' .sllrlll IVIIII ll'hr'n Il rlijzlnnml ,shr ix 1lc'r'n'1'rl. RUSSELL BAILEY lf11,x.s Activities: House of Delegates 11, Alternate 12: French Club 11: Slide Rule Club 12. Ambition: College: teaching. Rum lim llix ww' on ilu' ffllllllllg flIIlfl',XX11lVIQ .Uni his jmliwmr' lmlrl mul from wnilall In srtxxinrl. IOSEPH I. AUDESSE UlIll l:U.Sl'vYH Ambition: To be an automotive engineer. I-Ililllll' ix Illt' lmlrlit' Im'-Hmm ruflrlillls lfm zwwlrilllq rm .xlnrlr KYIIX ix Il'lllll liz' !I!llIl1'.V. IOHI'l BANNON l1n'k Activities: Track ll, 12: Cross Country 12. Ambition: To enlist in the Mar- ines: maritime school. 'l'rn1'k and frmx ruunlrx' lIlll'l' lIl'I'll Iur'k'.s flII'fl'.S. Um' of furft'-nin1 .x 111151 in flmsf lrvn .sIl1n'l.s. PRISCILLA BAGNELL TiIli1 ' Activities: Glee Club 12: cal Dressings 12. Ambition: To become a secretary. Tillir' is 1llu'11x'.S l4Ill'l1'1Ilg Hcr aim is Ill1l'IlAl'X fimlin MELISSA BARKER l.is.s11 Activities: Glee Club 10, Ambition: Work in an travel. To zrurk in un uffiff' is anlllilinn, To any slu' zmulzl lu' rulrliliun. Surgi- private glllll 1' XUIlll'. A 11. 12. office: l.issn'5 ri nirf owowamocwowcwoowpwowowawoowowrw .sixlrrn 6'0s96'O0?00G'O0G'69G'k96'k9G'Os9G'O0G'906'k9GYOG'k9Gi9 FRED BEAN Beanie Activities: B. H. S. News 12. Ambition: United States Marines: to be a big league baseball umpire. To be a Marine is Beanies first aim Then later nn, l1e'll seek sports fame. IEANNETTE BENDER .iBe,1u Activities: Library Aide 12: Art Club 11, 12: French Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11. Ambition: Syracuse University: to be an interior decorator. ln the future all will have a yen For lmme flerm'atinns done by Ben. WILLIAM BEAULIEU Bill Activities: Art Club 11: Senior Memoirs 12: B. H. S. News 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Ambition: U. S. Navy. Il'hen into the waves our Bill has slipped This golf will slmul, Well, l'll lu' dlI7fll'!i.U DONALD BERRY uD0nu Activities: Home Room President 11, 12: Class Vice-President 12: Drama Night 10, 11, 12, Award 10, 12: Student Council 10, 11. 12: Dramatic Club 10, 12: Foot- ball 10. 11, 12, Co-Captain 12: Track ll, 12. Ambition: Work in dramatics: col- lege. Cn-captain Don is our Tlzespian star II'e know in this field he is bound to gn far. IAMES BEDFORD jim Activities: Glee Club 10, 11: Cross Country 10. Ambition: Navy: to own a store. jim Be1ly'0rfl is Il fellow who is always full of glee lI'lI6'll he gets out of srlmol l:e's going off to sea. KENNETH R. BISHOP i'Kenny , Bidi Activities: House oi Delegates 12: Track 12. Ambition: Boston University: busi- ness management. .ll lulsiness Ken will gain lots nf lmolx' lint we'll know llllll always as our If. H. S. rutie. rwavvrwawrwrwswocwrwrwcworwrwn - '1'f 'l rwowawoawaswrwoooowa-wa-wpwpwqskaqw ANDREW BLACK 1-lr1rlVt ' Activities: Slide Rule Club 10: French Club 11: Science Club 12: Basketball 10. 11, 12. Ambition: To become a chemical engineer. A-lurlt' ix tall. hm Ihr' zriilefxl nf grim Shih Il flush un Ihr' lflllff Ihul xuu'1l lhinlc hr' :rim lzvirzs. BEVERLY Y. BOWMAN nf-I Activities: Dramatic Club 12: Al- ternate 10. 'I'his lull :lurk girl with ll pen- xztw' nn Is .turf In ilu zrrll u'l111If'z'c'r hr: lair. FRANCIS BONAVENTURA Hllillllllfn Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 10, ll: Glee Club 102 Mixed Chorus 10: Slide Rule Club 11: Baseball 10: Football 10. Ambition: Navy: Civil Service position. Tn ln' n lmllfllnyrr lk l-lllJIIIIlf Sn rlrsirr' Fm' hr run .slrikr lhe' lmll zvilh jirr. DONALD BRENAHAN Dull Activities: House of Delegates 10: Home Room Vice-President 11. 12.: Glee Club 10. ll. Mixed Chorus 10. 11: Commercial Club 12, President 12. Ambition: U. S. Navy: the com- mercial field. Dun plans In rnlm' Ihr' rmnnirr- tial firlrl Plfntt' nf gmail work hr .v surf' to yiflrl. THOMAS H. BOTT III Twill Activities: Home Room Secre- tary-Treasurer 12: Social Com- mittee ll: Aegis 12: Parliamen- tary Law Club 10: Current Events Club 12: Safety Patrol 12: French Club 11: Slide Rule Club 11. Ambition: College: law career. Altar freqzufnlirzg murts to get sunzrone Il parrlmz I.11u'jt'f'r Tom will rluuhtlfxs re'- turrz to his gurrlfn. GEORGE BREWER Dum lm' Activities: House of Delegates 10. 11: Glee Club 10: Mixed Chor- us 10: Stage Craft 11: Football 10, ll. 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Work: the Navy. .X'ru'i s trmliliunal girl in evrry por! Smmrls like rr naluml for this '49 spur!! G'4S96'043G'O0G'00G'00G'k96'0JG'0s96'0s9G'0s9d'O06'4'06'O06'k9 f'i!ll'tf '7l 6'O0G'Os9d'O0G'MG'k96Nk9G'O-96'k96WQ6'Os9G'k9G'Of9G'k96'03 IUNE A. BROOKS Hrrmk.ti1 ' Activities: Glee Club 11, 12: Dramatic Club ll, 12. Ambition: Art school: interior decorating or commercial art. llihvn off In llrl srlmnl gum UIII' lfmnlc.xif ' l'nu'lI llwlr Ihr' rritim ull ruzw' l.nuk, .sf'f'. ' ROBERT S. BURCHSTEAD Clem Ambition: Carpentry. Clz'm Xl'llI'H.Y fm' fixhing in fm- uff 5fI'l'IllllS Mui' his infill 1'w'e'l Ihr' ivilrlfcsl Ill'l'Il rm. IAMES BUCKLEY I211rkefl Activities: Golf Team 10, ll. 12. Co-Captain ll, 12. Ambition: Navy: golf professional. Iiufk1'I i.s the jirirlz' of mn gulf lzfam Thr' .Ynzfy is his fIlflll'l'. 11111 gui! is his llrfwrn. DOROTHY ESTHER BURTON Dol Activities: French Club 12: Glee Club 10: Surgical Dressings 11: Safety Patrol 12: Flag Squad 12. Ambition: Westbrook lunior Col- lege: secretarial position. Ili' zvrmlrl rf'r'm11rrlz'n1l Dol zvilh- out I'f'Sl'I1'flfi0!l I-'nr running fm uffife' mul tnkinjf flirfnfiun 'ti G1-:oncrz P. Bur-mmu ,,llIliH'l . Activities: Band 10, ll: Cross Country 12, Manager 12. Ambition: N. Texas Agricultural College: aircraft engineering. lfm' this lzul. mnrfvl jllnnrs lmw' grrul Ifisrirllllirnl Thi' r1'r1.m11 nu fluuhl, fu: hit ilmirv' of zwrritiurl. ' EDWARD BUSHEY I'frf1fif ' Activities: House of Delegates 12: Commercial Club 12. Ambition: College: to be a certi- fied public accountant. Iiilllil' will gflllillflfl' zviih all Ihr' fIlff.Y ll'f ll ,writ hit help nn our in- rrmn' Inxx ' Veteran 6'99G906'E6W0G'k9GW3GW0G'k9619G'OOG'k9GWJG'HGWs9 i'u'N '7' cwoowowowrwcvoowowowcwaawowowawo 1 Q 3 IACQUELINE BYRNE JlIl'lIil'H Activities: Dramatic Club 10, ll, 12: Art Club 12. Ambition: New England Art School: to be a commercial artist. Having fun ruins l11rki1 s hruzt. lint slu s rrzill-x' serious when it nnzzrxs In nrt. NORTON W. CANN Nail Activities: Cross Country 10: Track 10. Ambition: Work as a pattern- maker: success. Uixvllflu thrills to thi' sollnrl nf .xkiis un snmv, ltul his flIllll'l'II-Illllltillg will stral Ihr' show. IAMES A. CALLELY, Ir. jim Activities: Alternate 12: Parlia- mentary Law Club 10: Photog- raphy Club 11, 12: Aegis 12: Tennis 11. Ambition: College: electrical en- gineering. Il'ith e'lz'f'lriral rurrents his wits he ll nmtrh - .411rI solve' nmny ll fN'Ul1ll'Ill with disjultrll. RUTH V. CANNON Ambition: College: to be a teach- er. lflzerzever Ruth has some time to spare 'Tis nrt to whirh she gives the most I'lll'L'. RICHARD CAMPBELL '-Dffk Activities: Fire Extinguisher Squad 12: Track 10: Football 11: Basketball 11. 12: Baseball 12. Ambition: School: to be an electri- cal engineer. Dirk stands out in baskctlmll Brfrzuse he is slim and very tall. RUTH I. CANTY Ruth Activities: Glee Club 12: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: Business school: office work. In her surrmmclings Petite Ruth will please As she busily trips her typmuriter keys. 6W0cvs9G'O06'OO6'006'006'O0c't9G'O-D6'0-96'00G'k9GWOb'O0 tzvrnly mgwgggqoggpwwggqgqyggwgmqmagwapmga ROBERT CARR Hub Activities: Home Room President 10, 11. 12: Drama Night 11: Executive Committee 10, 11, 12: Fire Extinguisher Squad 11, 12: Glee Club 10, Mixed Chorus 10: Football 10, 11, 12: Track ll. Ambition: The Service. A lilufulllf' fvllnu' i.x mn' Iinlz Curr. 511 in llzf' .scrzfirf lll .S lmllrlrl In .QU fur. MARY CIVITARESE lfi1'i Activities: Home Economics Club 12. Ambition: Marriage. Civi ix .tlfllllg fm: 11'1'1l1la'1l lflixs 'flu' apex uf n'l1i1'l1 ilu' mmm! llll.SX. HELEN THERESA CELENTANO HI'lUII!'i'u Activities: Home Economics Club 11, 12: Art Club 12. Ambition: To be a hairdresser. If .von 'lt'll!ll, she Hur gin' you Il hair-rln zlrmzzrf' Or mu' Illul has glumnm. lllllllflll, und all1n'1'. EUGENE CLANCEY UClI1IlFl'j'H Activities: Alternate 11: Football 10. Ambition: To travel: a Naval car- eer. fllrlllrri' will nn! Illll'llY.Y mam, Ilul flllllllt' wlllf' zlnufn and lmzw' Il llUIIIl'. THELMA CHAMBERLAIN Te' I lf Activities: Glee Club 11, 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Library As- sistant 12. Ambition: Store work: managing luncheonette. Tlu'lnm's future' im rlll .wt Alu' :mills In run Il l11m'l1f'm1r'II1'. GLADYS COLBY Cluzlx ' Ambition: Success in office work. In llwr 1l.fIll1'lll'IlII1'l' lilluli' im lllllll' null, flllll llrr lIllXl!ll'S.Y ulzililx' 1'un'l lu' lll'1ll. 5-049006-Nlav-Dcwocwoawoav-9a'NJav-'J6406406-n9Ga4l1 fY 'owowawoowrsbmwrwrwrwowrwfwrwrw fl? In 1.4 1 ,T ' 'PL-2331? r IANE-ELLEN CONNOLLY .-1rthie Ambition: Get a job: to be a career woman. .-trtliitffs pet halzlrx' is flirting with nien. She's lzeatlerl far ziwrllark again antl again. CAROL CONSONE Clem Activities: Senior Memoirs 12. Ambition: Work in an office: be- come a secretary. Mant' gaarl friends has our Clem Na mais more deserving of lhwn. LOUISE CONNOLLY La n Activities: Glee Club 10, 11: Dramatic Club 11: Current Events Club 12: French Club 12. Ambition: Radcliffe or Iackson: travel. Louise rlreanis af travels afar, We suggest she pnrelrase a Cros- lefv rar, IOAN M. COOK I0I17lit'U Activities: Home Room President 10: French Club 12: House of Delegates 12: Safety Patrol 12: Dramatic Club 10, 11: Aegis 12: Glee Club 11, 12: Tennis 12. Ambition: Nursing. joanieis jzersanality will help as a nurse We hope this deeisinn she'll never reverse. ROSE A. CONSOLI Rosie Activities: Glee Club 11, 12: Basketball 11. 12. Ambition: Office work or art school. Drawing rartaans and riding bikes V Are two things Rosie esperially likes. MARY ELEANOR COOMBS Activities: Home Room President 11. 12: Mass. Girls' State Rep- resentative 11: Commercial Club 11: Bowling 10: Swimming 11: Glee Club 12: Aegis 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Executive Committee 12. Ambition: To attend the Fisher School: become an executive secretary. Sueh a zfilal rlass nieinlwr is this pretty maid That our memories of her rould not possibly fade. vwewciwewcfwciwcfwewcewa-we-we-wc-was'Willy'-1I1'f1avocwoawaawc-we-we-wgwooweoocwoqwoqwoe-w ANNE COOPER Activities: Glee Club 10. 11. 12. Ambition: Secretarial position: to become a really good secre- tary. Guess u'lml. ', the f'llf'f'l'.1' graffi- mg You hear from Ann nt every rrirflirig. GLORIA CORELLI G lm ' Activities: Senior Memoirs 12. Ambition: Work in an office: be- come a secretary. Sffflllj' and rlrperilzzilzle is Glu Far in Ihr' typing fivlfl shf ll gn. ANGELO COPPOLA A ngicf' Activities: Glee Club 12: B. H. S. News 12. Ambition: Radio school: to become a radio technician. Rarliu work is zvlmt Angie zvnzllzl nlrntion ll aslwrl for the lmlnlnx' llml rlainls his Ilfffllllllll. IOANNA K. COURTNEY ,flop Activities: House of Delegates 11. Alternate 12: Glee Club 11. 12: Spanish Club 12: Mixed Chorus 11: Senior Memoirs 12. Ambition: Nurse: airline steward- ess. jo is ll smart girl with a win- ning smilf Ax an airline' slf'u'ar1l1'ss sl11 s in by ll milf. PETER coPPoLA -'Pew' Activities: House of Delegates 12: Glee Club 12. Ambition: Work with an electri- cian: become one. Ifler'lri1'al zrnrk is Prlzfs aim In lllis firlrl lu' slmulfl final farm: NORMAN R. CRAWLEY. lr. Norm Activities: Band 10, ll. 12: Or- chestra 10. Ambition: To work: further edu- cation: to own my own shop. .X'orn1 hm II quiwf. frlrnsant sfvlz' .41 Allis :work l1z lI frrmv' zvorllz 1l'llil!'. c-moms-we-we-ooo-mcwocwocwoowa-wawoa-wasl1f'fHli'-lllfff'me-wawoawoawoawoawaa-ma-we-wawoawoa-wave Ao! 1-'EY -we t FREDERICK P, CREAM ll'l1if1 CTITIIIIM Ambition: To become a machinist in the United Shoe Machinery Company. llliijf run fix uni' lmnie' rippli- Illlfl' Un Illrll liz' luis r'z'1'ixni1f .x le' lirliirw. IOHN DALEY j1ik1 ' Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Cross Country 11, 12: Track 10. ll, 12. Ambition: To go to work: make a million dollars easily. Iuka' llIl'!lIll,t ul ll lulurf' lijz' nl uinlllll In rirlrlilirm In zrliirli zur' 2i'i.sli liini guru! llfllllll. EMILY CRESSWELI. Hlflllllllll Activities: Dramatic Club 10, ll: Art Club 11, 12. Ambition: To enter nursing school: be a govemess. lzmnix' Il gUi'l'I'Ilf'S.S i'1'mri.s tn ln' Nu Ilia! .xlir llllll' lu' irmli' fm' lim' lrmiily. THERESA G. D'AMATO Terry Activities: Altemate 10: Drama Night 11, Best Acting Award 11: Glee Club 11. 12: Dramatic Club 10, 11. Ambition: To be a hairdresser: marriage. Il'li1'r1 Trrrt' is mi pll'lI.YIl7'l' brit! Slw plays Ilif' jiiann to Iwi' lu'ui'l's rniifriil. IOANN DALEY jo Activities: Dramatic Club 10, ll: Surgical Dressings 11: Glee Club 12: Safety Patrol 11: Sen- ior Memoirs 12. Ambition: Art School: become a dress designer or fashion il- lustrator. In ix Il girl will: an nrtixfir mind .llIllI1' ll fmrk will In' lim' rlrsigii. DONALD A. DAVIDSON Don Activities: Alternate 11: Mixed Chorus 10: Glee Club 10: As- sistant Football Manager 11: Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Cap- tain 12: Track 10, 11, 12. Ambition: To study veterinary medicine: have a good job: travel. Dun u'lm'Il sliulux' lo lu' I1 zfrl Il'ill make' Il gum! our zur all lift. G'O0G'00G4Q6'O0G'k9G'O0Gi06'O06'O06'tD6'O0gs405s9.9gs4lil'!'I1fX-flJtlf7Q,95q,96s4,96sg,96sggG4,95q,9Gs4,9Gs9,95qg64,96sgN95,95q,g BETTE DAVIS livin , Activities: Glee Club 10. 12: Span- ish Club 11. 12. Ambition: To enter a business college: become a secretary. llvtte, here, has pen-pals galnrr' For h1'r, Iifz' will r1c'z'er' br' a hurt. SHIRLEY ALICE DAY ' 'Sh i rl ' Activities: Senior Memoirs 12. Ambition: To do office work: get married. Caring for habirs is a job Shir! lihrs She has quite: a may with Ihr Iilllf' lykfs. WALTER A. DAVIS Sonny Activities: Glee Club 10. 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11 . Ambition: Enter the service: to be successful. lnking and danring arf' Smmt-'s whims l.m'ky Ihr girl who ratflzcs him. EDNA DECHENE Eddie Activities: Home Room Secretary 10, 11, 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Glee Club 10, ll, 12: Dramatic Club 10, 11: Surgical Dressings ll. 12: Cheerleader 12. Ambition: To get a job. I'fd1lie's a whiz at lllllllfillg Anrl not .xo fur belzind in rn- mam ng. ALSACE M. DAVISON IVc'c'n il , Activities: Senior Memoirs 12: Glee Club 12. Ambition: A secretarial position: government work. ll'1'1'ni1' will work for Ihr' g07'l'I'!l- ment To Ihr rlifrlanmts th1 ll sf'r'm l1c'11z'e'n-.s1'11t. IUNE DENAULT junie Activities: Home Room Vice- President 12: Aegis 11, 12: Spanish Club 12. Ambition: Study to be a teacher. llHll',A fllllllllillg in gn In fnllegr To lrarn nvzu lhings and furthm' hrr lcr1ou'lc'1lgt'. wowcfwa-wgwagwocworwa-wawaaswawacwaasw lH'f 1fy'-1i1'f'awoawoqswvoocwoaswawcswaswaswmwawoa-wave jr' LAWRENCE DESCHENES u1,lll'l VH Ambition: Establish a business. 'I'u jnlny gulf ii I.rn'ry's cleliglll: llwfx uflwn lnwrrl Slltlllg. ls llml riglllf' SHIRLEY C. DODGE ,Sl1irl Activities: Handweavers' Club 10: Cafeteria Bookkeeper 12: Com- mercial Club l1, 12. Ambition: Office work: bookkeep- ing. f!llilI'1l,S,lflll ixnur'lilIl1'.S'llirl In nn nffirz' ru zurll, shi' ix quilc lllf' girl. LOUIS Dil-'AZIO Louie Activities: Home Room President 10, 11, 12: Aegis 12: House of Delegates 11: Glee Club 10. 11, 12. President 12: Safety Patrol 11, 12, Captain 12: Executive Board 12. Ambition: A career as a concert vocalist or opera .singer. Tlzix busy III6'IIllIl'Ii of our Big I-'auf' ll'1HllS to gn on singing morf' mul nmrv. WILLIAM E. DODGE Bill Ambition: The Navy: radio man. If lluf Tl'll1'l'S loss high llc u'nn'l feel ill Fm' ll flip-Illllfll snilm' will lic' our Iiill. G. ROBERT DiRAMIO .. D., Activities: Glee Club 10. 11: Al- ternate 12: Hockey Manager 10. Ambition: To work for a while. Rolzert says lu' experts tn zmrlf for a zvlzilf, You F1171 lift llf ll go IIIIIII-I' ll milf. PAUL SAMUEL DOLLIN Pam Activities: Home Room Vice-Pres- ident 11: Altemate 107 Slide Rule Club 10: Mathematics Club 12: Aegis 12. Ambition: A career in medicine. Amlzitimrs, indeed, is our go- getter Paul Moreover he's bound to succeed in il all. 59l?k9G'k900-9CNk9C'k90k9C'6s9GWs90Os90'0s90k96'k90N9 flUf 'fY'5iN cwrwrwrwowrwcwoaworwrwcvdrrbrwvw THOMAS DONLON Nitin Activities: Glee Club 10. Ambition: To work in the G. E.: to become a success. To zvurk in the fi. E. and lu' Il .x 111'n's.s .llakr up Tnn1's plan for hapfii- mass. DANIEL DRTSCOLI. .4D,,i'g:n Activities: Commercial Club 12: Baseball Manager 11. Ambition: To have a hardware store. Dris always .sinus now, It's I1 hard 1i1f ', But wait 'til hz' gffts a store and a wilef ROBERT IAMES DONOVAN Sn1itly Ambition: The printing trade. Bowling is his lmbbyg printing. his trarlr: lllllfl ran doubt that in rithrr hz ll make tha grada. IAMES DUNN jim my Activities: Hockey 12. Ambition: Enter the Navy: to run a business. Dunn thinks that, at first, hc Il rlrm Navy hluf' Then a smart lIllSl!I!'.SS suit when his hitf'h ii through. ELIZABETH A. DRAPER li1'lIY Activities: Surgical Dressings 107 Cafeteria Bookkeeper 12: Com- mercial Club 11, 12. Ambition: Business school: to become an accountant. In saying that Betty likes swim- ming and boating' It is only har nzvn zvorrls uw' arf quoting. IANBT L. DUPLESSIS Ambition: To be married and make a good wife and mother. Hairdressing should ln' given mention As thc' hubby zuhirh rlaimx lau1'I'.s flttvrlliml. 5w9G'Os9G'O0G'k96NO06'O0G'O06'M6NO000069064000061!U'f'll1V'-V'1 '7'O0G'k96Nk9G'O43G'MG'k9G'Os9G'MG'O4D6'Os9GWs9G'4s9G'Os9 ,Q 002 IOHN DURAN Slr'f'1ni Activities: Golf Team ll, 12. Ambition: To go to college: to travel around the world. lulrruliziing .Sl1'1'j1y Durzni, .4 grrrll lmxvling und golfing hui, RICHARD EVITTS Dirk Activities: Current Events Club 12: Football 10, 11, 12. Ambition: To go to school: teach- ing. lIi1l:'x ll hm: zrhrfs going In IIlHl'.Ql'. Tu gr! Vlllll' umrr' nf Ihf' Ihirlg rnllrvl hrrnz1'h'1lg1'. IOHN R. ELDRIDGE Activities: Glee Club 10. Ambition: The armed forces: to become a radio announcer. ll ith Inhn going in thr' .X'll1'l' lu lmgin his mrfzfr, Nun' zur' lmmi' Ihril zur' haw' noth- ing lu fear. , HELEN F. FELLOWS Activities: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: Office work: to become a housewife. Ilwlcn 1l'llllfS In In' Il llllflflll' u'iff'. You mn Iwi sha ll lvml 11 lIIl'7'Vl liff. THOMAS ESSLER Tommy Activities: Aegis ll, 12. Ambition: To enter art school or the Air Force: commercial art. .lluny a scrap book Tom possesses liwpirzg them is his hobby, he mn fesses. IDALIA S. PERREIRA Sis Activities: Glee Club 11, 12: Mix- ed Chorus ll: Home Economics Club 10. 11. 12. Ambition: To be a telephone op- erator: later to be a housewife cmd mother. lrlalin is krmzun to many as Sis H.llIIft '!'l' shr ll do, we knou' she 1l'UlI'i miss. we-wcswaswcswaswc-wavaa-wcvoaswc-wav-vowli1'f'f1I5- i.2 'cwoawoawoaswa-wawocwoq-wpwqwoq-wgswpwq-4 ,ST RICHARD FILIPPETTA R irk Activities: Fire Extinguisher Squad 11. 12: House of Delegates 12: Football 11, 12: Track 11, 12. Ambition: To go to prep school: to become a successful business man. Kirk Iikfs lo read magazines of sport Frrnn Ihr? gfllllfllll flown to the lmskrlhall murr. EMILY FOLEY Em Activities: House of Delegates 12: Commercial Club 12: Glee Club 11. 12: Mixed Chorus ll. Ambition: Office work: to become a bookkeeper. Although she hasn't much to say Shf' !'l'I'l!lllIli' has ll winning zvay. AQ VIRGINIA FINOCHIO Ginny Activities: Spanish Club 12: Glee Club ll, 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Tennis 12: Swimming 10. 11, 12. Ambition: Nursing at Beverly Hospital: to be an airline host- ess. lllllfll Ginny wins an air hoslass llarllz qllf' mn mlm ll flip at the ands nf the mrlh. IOHN FOSTER john Activities: Stagecraft 11. 12: Glee Club 10: Mixed Chorus 10. Ambition: To enter the service: to be a millionaire. To be a rnillinnaire is juhn's rlrmm Tlmuglz this rmlly is qnilr II ,srlu'n1f'. MARGERY E. FITZPATRICK ,lIargi1 ', Fil'ia Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 11. 12: Safety Patrol 12: French Club ll, 12, Secretary 11, Glee Club 10: Tennis 12. Ambition: Iunior college: to trav- el. .llargirk ll .S:vr'1't and jwjnilar gal :Ind In all arozuzrl har, 3116's I1 true' pal. PRISCILLA RUTH FOSTER Snnnks Ambition: Clerical work. Quietly. slzvly going hm' way, Snn0ks is with us from :lay to dai: rwrwwowvrwcwmbrwwocwvwrwmom fi 'V 'l G'gG5EG'k9G'k9G'E6'Ox9G'O06W0GY0G'EGi9G'iG'O06N .sq PAUL FRASER Ding living Activities: House of Delegates 12: Glee Club 10: Fire Extinguisher Squad 11, 12: B. H. S. News 12: Football 10, 11. 12. North Shore All Stars 12. Ambition: Marine Corps: work with machines. I'nnl'.x tntnif' nrnliitinn is lu zrurl: will: nlarlliiuxs linl just allri .srlmnl lu' :will lnin llu' ,llIlIllII'S. LAUREL GARDNER IInnnx Activities: Home Room Treasurer 10: Glee Club 10: Dramatic Club 10. 11, 12: Surgical Dress- ings ll: Basketball 10: Tennis 12. Ambition: To go to college: to marry a millionaire. l.ann'l's n girl :rilli nnri' a rarr. llri girnlrxl ilrsirf' is aymilliun- airf. 4 .Qu 2 EDGAR FRENCH Fri'nf'l1i4 ' Activities: B. H. S. News 12. Ambition: To join the United States Navy: to travel. Tu ll1l'll2l'llY Illlllltfi our Fl'I'llI'llll' zu-ill still. It Iii' n1i.s.si's thc' lmat. llc max' lalrf' a 1l'llIIlt'. 1 MARLENE GEORGANDIS Tislz Activities: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: Sales work in a store: to get married. .-I tina' lmn.sf'n'if1' will lu' our Tisll, l,f't'.s all lmju' that she' grts lim' l a'1'1'rx' iris I. BERTHA GADBOIS ClIll'l4ll ' Activities: House of Delegates Secretary 11: Class Secretary 12: Miss Football 12: Student Council 12, Treasurer 12: Glee Club 12: Aegis 10. 11. 12: Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12: Cheer- leader 11, 12: Miss Basket- ball 12. Ambition: Office work: night school: advertising. Fur fmpnlarity and lnts of pep ffliirkiifs our girl. she sure' is nIll',I.n l0AN C. GEORGE juanic ' Activities: House of Delegates 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 10, 11: Dra- matic Club 10. 11: Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Iunior college for a sec- retarial course: music. .lliss flerirge has great liking for musir and skating lint !lt'lflIl'7' mines' up to her in- terest in dating. 9G'90P90G'0S9G'906'0s9G'0s96'006'0w96'9'9Pk9G'k9G'Os9G'E6'00 'l1f 'Ycswawocwoaswrwawoa-wowrwawoaworwcwoa-wc ANNA M. GIANCHETTA Activities: Glee Club 10: French Club 11, 12: Swimming Team 10, 12: Tennis Team 12. Ambition: College: to travel: to be a success, Anna rlnrs llllllg8 with plrniy nf :f'sl. Ili' all knmi' .xl11 ll turn ou! fur' llu' lmst. IAMES L. GILLIS fiilIi ' Activities: Golf 11, 12. Ambition: The Service. At dodging periurls he flurs firu' But l1f ll gr! along in ani' linr. ROBERT GIBBS If i ln Activities: Home Room Vice-Pres- ident 10. Ambition: To join the Navy: make money and then retire. Hill will join flu' Xrnfx' and :work his nvlx' lllgllfl' .-lnrl nflvr ll fmt' t'f'ur.x lu' lmjuu In l'l'lll'l'. THOMAS GILLIS Iflnrk Ambitnon: The Service: stockroom work. In unr rluxs iw' lmw' II lmv IlIlIIll'fl lflnrlt Il'lm in fulurr' YI'lIl'S will lu' 1 lirrlcing unfit. ANN GILLIS .'lll4'l'ln 5 Activities: Art Club 10: Dramatic Club 10, 12: Glee Club 102 Tennis 12. Ambition: College: travel. l.'ullf'g1'. .XIl'lllllIIlVlQ nml fl'!l1'I'l inlvrml mn' .-inn lin! zrllll lim .sle'c'l1't' n11llim'.xl11 ll snrrlx' gr! ll nmn. CONSTANCE GOODWIN Hfllllllllln' Activities: Surgical Dressings 12: Glee Club 10: Mixed Chorus 10. Ambition: To become a telephone operator. :-llzmvs lmjlflv. nf'z'e'r .xml Plrnxing nlllrrs rnuxl ln' hm' lurl. fwwvcv-vcwbcwvwoowoworwc-wnvrwowcw 'l'f 'Y- a-meme-mama-we-we-oacwoc-wrwq-we-wawoqsw .PL ARLEEN S. GORVINE Activities: Mixed Chorus 10, 11. 12: Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Sur- gical Dressings 12. Ambition: Iunior college: mer- chandising. An ambitions girl is our Arlean In lIll'I'l'lIIl!IlliXlIl'Q she'll he Il llIll't'7l. V LAWRENCE V. GUILIANI G niliuml1o Activities: Home Room Presi- dent 12: B. H. S. News 12. Ambition: The Navy. l'1'rv often ns :rv :rent through thi' xrur Hi' hrarzl I.Il1l'l'I'llIil' say. Get off mx rar. 1 IOAN GREENLAW joanie Activities: Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11: French Club 11. Ambition: Nurses' training: to be an air hostess. joan's a gal who likes to sivirn .4 handsome life-guard she may zvinl - FREDERICK WILLIAM HAIBON Sahib Activities: Glee Club 10: B. H. S. News 12. Ambition: To join the Navy. Losing books is what Fred does best About this he tan often jest. FAY A. GREGWARE Activities: Home Room Treasurer 10. ll, 12, Secretary 11. 12: Mixed Chorus 11: Dramatic Club 10: House of Delegates 10: Glee Club 11, 12: French Club 11: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: Secretarial school: to travel. Good looks, good grooming. and a manner that's gay, Are some of the nice things we like about Fay. BARBARA HALL HBOZIU Activities: Alternate 11: Glee Club 11, 12. Secretary 12: French Club 11: Dramatic Club 11: Safety Patrol 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12. Ambition: Secretarial school: to be a medical secretary. Bol1's a gal with plenty of WP l . A secretary's job is her next step. 6'O3G'O0G'Os9G'EG'k9GNk96'EG'EG'006'M96'ZGNO06'Os9G'4 lllifh'-111 f owaswr,-wawocwoawoowrwaswawoaswe-waves-w ROBERT HALL li11g.sx ' Activities: Current Events Club 11: Photography Club 12: B. H. S. News 12. Ambition: A career in the Navy. Ii11gsy it ll Img' z1'ill1 Il lQ'I'!'lll Illlllllllflll He' 1l'll7ll.S In fll'llil'l'l' ll .X'11r'11l fo111111is.si1m. IOHN HAMOR S1l111'11ltt ' Activities: Current Events Club 10: Glee Club 11: Art Club ll. 12: Track 10, 11. 12: Cross Country 10. 11. 12. Ambition: To be a draftsman. ll'l1P11 it r111111's In Sllllllll 10111115 uflen fardy, Maybe 111' 11'11it1'1l for lh'1'11k- fast al S11r1Ii's. BARBARA M. HAM II111'l1 Activities: Safety Patrol 11. 12, Lieutenant 12: Dramatic Club 10, 12: Volley Ball 10. Captain 10: Alternate 10. Ambition: Attend Salem Teachers' College: teaching. The boys will llllllf' lr1111l1la 11'11t1'l1i11g tl1f'i1' Imnks I-'nr our girl liarlr is kIl07l'll fur' ,ll'l' lrmkx. WALKER HANNABLE I.igl1l11i11g Activities: Safety Patrol 12. Ambition: Northeastern Univer- sity: mechanical engineering. I.igl1l11i11g'.s pw! .vfmrl im nur lllllllllllll glllllf' The IYIIISI' nf 1111111y ll IIl'l'lllf in his fragilf' fr111111'. RICHARD HAMMOND HIIIII lil , Ambition: Carpentry: to be a contractor and retire. T11 build Illlllll' l1111151'.s is H1111- 111'1l's Illlllllllilll Ili' IH11111' l11 ll 1111 well 111 ll1i5 fmsilirnl. lOl-IN E. HANSBURY Inrlc Activities: House of Delegates. President 12: Senior Memoirs Sports Editor 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12, Captain 12: Baseball ll. 12. Ambition: To enter the Service: then go to school. In 'l'lll'i0ll.Y XIIIIIALK lurk is Illlllll' ll gm' Iffllllll II11' lmyx Ill' g1't'5 I1 lumd, fflllll ll11' girly Il xigh. wawoc-we-vows-we-oorwcwoa-oocwoc-we-we-w 1l'fffi'll1 f' 6'90G'9S9C'N96'N96'k9G'0+9G'k9G'k9G'O0G'00G'006'90G'09GW THELMA HANSEN 101111 Activities: Home Economics Club 12. Ambition: To become a telephone operator. Our Thflnm will soon he saving with fvlsl' H'un'l you give me your num- hefr j1le'f1.w'! CHESTER HATHAWAY Chef Activities Chemistry Award 11: Track 11. Ambition: To attend trade school. .-lllhnugh ffhffl is w'ri' quiet and shi' Il'ilh gmrlfns likr his hf .s surf In rl Inv. h NILES HANSON Dum lmi' Ambition: To work in a print shop: be a millionaire. In fulurf' years we shall see Niles Selling up print in ull the krmzvn sfvles. DONAL HEPWORTH ..Hf,!,,. Activities: Football 10: Track 10. 11. Ambition: To complete Beverly Cooperative Trade School: to be a millionaire. Hejfs II boy with a roguish air, Wants to become I1 millimmire. DAVID E. HASKELI. ..Da1,F,, Activities: Altemate 11: Stage- craft 10, 11, 12. Ambition: The Navy. Il'hen hc' is an ensign and his men misbehaz'e'. What a crezv. ' will shout our Dawn IOANNE HICKS ..j0,. Activities: Glee Club 10: Art Club 11: French Club 12: Safety Patrol 12: Flag Squad 12. Ambition: Further schooling. lI'hen not in a lerlure hall Io is sitting Will all her inlvrests be in knit- ling? avomocwoa-wawoaswawoaswawoa-we-wmomocw flliflv-lffllf' a-we-we-wcswc-wrwrwc-wewc-we-we-con-ws'4 RICHARD HILTON Dirk Ambition: To join the Navy. May Dirk rmzfcr luke any swims ll'l1c'n u'1'r ilu' SIIfllllI rink lu' 3 slcims. DONN STEPHEN HOPKINS flnjJ11Ax ' Activities: Stagecraft 10. Ambition: To attend college: to be a traveling salesman. Ax ll lI'll1'f'lll1g .Vlllftlllllll Dunn I'f'llllvY nllllglllllu Mnkf' vu! szvvll will: flu' fr1rnlr'1 .s rlauglrlfr. GRACE HIM C fllflt' Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 10. 12, Treasurer 11: Sen- ior Memoirs Statistics Editor 12: Dramatic Club 12: Cheerleader 11, 12 Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: To do office work: be- come a secretary. If rlslfnl In filz' l'X'llIII1ll!'.S nj .xrlmnl sjziril ul ilx 11051. ll'1 rl Slll'6'li' name flfllflt' as Illv lirsl In jnux ilu' lml. DOROTHEA M. HOUGHTON DulIic ' Activities: Glee Club 10: Baton Squad 11: Surgical Dressings 12. Dullir' zrlm l l'l' xjn'11l:.s in .surll ll1lll'f'l tnruav Calls lim' r1'1'nr1l rnll1'fIi0n Ilia' hrs! llllllg slu' ou'n.v. NORMA LOUISE HOMAN Nu rm Activities: House of Delegates 10. 11: Aegis 12: Dramatic Club 12, Vice-President 12: Cheer- leader 12. Ambition: To be a stenographer. .Su'z'z'l. lzvljlful, ralllrr quiet, and Vvl. junrlgnl from lim' rle'1'rl.s. no slzrinlring vinlrl. IOANNE M. HUBBARD In Activities: Senior Memoirs Art Ed- itor 12: Commercial Club 11: Aegis 12. Ambition: To become a private secretary. lo i.s ll11 ' nrlisl of lwr fluxx .-tml llnm' in lim' field .sl11 s sun: lu .xl1lfm.xx. owowowcwoowrwswoowewawoomowowcw'l'l'U ll1 ' owowmoawopwawowawarwrwowowpwow l . l LEONARD T. HUCKINS. lr. Tom Activities: House of Delegates 12: Football 10. Ambition: To learn business ad- ministration. If you leant Il laugh while drink- ing a eoke Co Io illIl!1llll!lVY'.S and hear Torn tell a joke. THERESA S. INNOCENTI Nami Activities: Drama Night 10: Dra- matic Club ll, 12: Aegis 12. Ambition: Office work: to become a private secretary. Our first thought of Nani u'on't eos! vnu I1 penny, Ile: foes me few, her fl'iI'lIll.N are many. RALPH E. HULL Activities: Band 10. 11, 12: Or- chestra 10. 11. Ambition: Marine Corps. :fllhough Ralph finds that IIIllSif,S no ehore l'nele Sam falls him for his own .llarine Corps. - NANCY IENNESS Anita Activities: Aegis 12: Safety Pa- trol 12: Surgical Dressings 11: Spanish Club 12: Flag Squad 12: Current Events Club 12. Ambition: Teaching. llhen il mines to talking, she ouldoes Duz. For proof of this, just hear her mouth huzz. NANCY INNISS De Dee Activities: Glee Club 10, 11: Home Economics Club 12. Ambition: Hairdressing. mar- riage. .Yanfy has her share of good lllllks And, what is more, she sezus and fooks. ELIZABETH E. IOSLIN Belly Activities: Class Secretary ll: Home Room Secretary 10, 11: Iunior Marshall ll: Drama Night 11: Aegis 10, 11, 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Safety Pa- trol 10, ll, 12: Commercial Club 11. Vice-President 11: House of Delegates 12: Dramatic Club 10, 12: Student Council 10. 11. 12. Vice-President 12: Cheer- leader 12. Ambition: Secretarial work: to go to Califomia. lieHy's in enough things to make a person dizzy A less able girl would always be in a tiny. 5'9'9G'N9G'906W0G'006'006'00G'00G'906'Os9G'4s9GY06'k96'N9Hlilllydix a-wc-wewcwoewawoa-we-wf,wo4wa4-we-wgswmw ' ALBERT I. IOSSELIN. lr. nl., Activities: Commercial Club 12: Golf 11. Ambition: To attend college: be- come a cost accountant. In golf we ull know tim! is Il star Iie1'11u.ie he lll'1'ffI' gels higher than jmr. ' Veteran PAUL IOHN KELLEHER '-Kelly Activities: Home Room Vice- President 11: Commercial Club 12: Football 11. 12: Baseball 10, 11. 12: Basketball 10. Ambition: College: accounting. Kelly lmx rt deep interest in sports Anrl for pler1.mre often tn them rem r I s . BARBARA KAPLAN Ix'11pl:Vv Activities: Dramatic Club 10. ll. 12: Glee Club 12: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: To go to school. Fm' you, Iiztpjzy, we have some arlzfife ll ll'H you are nut slmling. Reef: off the llrin ive. PAUL KELLEY Kel I Actievities: Golf 11, 12: Hockey 12. Ambition: To be a printer in the armed forces: professional golf. lfm' Kell, fII'l1-llfiflffl' has Iutx of appeal He follmrs the games with cun- sirlerable zeal. KENNETH KEECH lx'1'er11ie Activities: Home Room Secretary 10: Aegis 10: Mixed Chorus 10: Glee Club 10: Hockey 11, 12: Baseball 12. Ambition: To study electricity: to become a hockey player. Iflufkei' llffllllllf' rlninzx Keetllirfs rlmext rlllenlion Iiul lruselmll rmnes in for hun' urullle menifml. PAULINE KENNEY n1,l'lI7IYH Activities: Home Room Treasurer 12: Alternate 10: Dramatic Club 12: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: Work in an office as a private secretary. Imnring' 115 ll lmbhy Pearly ad- mils For lmx nrlizie fmslime .she just sitx und lmilx. a-cos-we-we-we-wcwoewafwa-wcwcmaa-wcwocwfl'i lY-tH'1'f ' ewaworwcswowcvoa-waswowaswawocswc-we-4 KENNETH IAMES KESSARIS Sandy Activities: Class President 10, ll, 12: Home Room President 10. ll, 12: Football Trophy 12: North Shore All-Stars 12: Lynn Item All-Scholastic, Lynn Tele- gram All-Scholastic, Boston Globe All-Scholastic 12: Glee Club 10: Safety Patrol 11: Fire Extinguishe' Squad ll, 12, Stu- dent Council 10, 11. 12: Foot- ball 11.122 Baseball 10. ll, 12. Capt. 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12. Ambition: To attend college. I,nnk ul .S'n11r1x .s rworzl nx an alll- lrlr, rlusxnmn, Afllllllll' Illllfll 1'w'rx'rnl1' funn li1'2'f'l'lY ,xlunrl up mul lmllrr. LAWRENCE KNOWLTON l.nrrY Activities: Slide Rule Club 10. President 10: Science Club 12, Secretary 12: Math Club 12: Tennis ll. 12: Cross Country ll. Ambition: College: to retire. :I lllmllfr nl lmlnii, Il lnvrr of fl1Pg.l tllfrl Il lux' ln Ilu' hrmlx nf llfx lPl'IlllgllgIll'S. ROBERT P. KINGSBURY Cookie Activities: Science Club 12: Math Club 12. Ambition: Post Graduate course: to retire. Kummz Inv his rrlming zvelrmnzf, 'AA-Il-ll-I1-Y, lfookiffs n boy from the rmus and flu' lun: , IOSEPH KNOX uslnp.. Activities: Glee Club 10, 11. 121 Mixed Chorus 10, 11. Ambition: To go to business school. Off to lzusimnvs srlmol grit? jot' Tllink l1ff'll s1u'1'1'f'1l? Surf, his rm n3F1lIIl0l'. DOROTHY KITCHENER Kitchic Activities: Dramatic Club ll: Senior Memoirs 12: Basketball 10, ll. Ambition: To become a house- wite. When asked her pet hobby In note' Kitrl1ie anszvererl. Skiing gets my vote. PHILIP I.aCOMBE Phil Activities: Fire Extinguisher Squad 10, ll. 12: Glee Club 10. ll, 12: Football 10, 117 Track 11. Ambition: Enter the Navy. Sports giw' Phil quite 11 litllr pleasure, lilee Club, lun, 4111115 Il gf'm'rous measure. awsoowcswawoaswcwoqwoaswowa-we-we-wawaqq HliI'lY-I'iglll G'O0G'O0GW0G'O0G'iG'G9G'k96'Os9GNO0G'Os96Nk9G'O0G'k9GN CLAIRE I.aMON'1'AGNE Activities: Drama Night 10: Glee Club 11. Ambition: Work: marriage. ll',lf'H lu lmil mul 1l'lll'H In jlurl Arc' nn gfflll Ill-Y.Y1l'I'lI'.Y tn this girl. RICHARD E. LARCOM lJir'lr Activities: Math Club 12: Current Events Club 12. Ambition: To attend college. l'i1'l'l'Y 1'l11.u' ll1'1'1l.v ll lru' rf'.s1'1'1'f'1l mlm liltr' Dirk All will flgl'l'l' llml ln' is n Irrirk. DONALD LaMONTAGNE Doll Activities: Track 10, 11. Ambition: To go to work. l'll Ill'1'l'li Ia'll zfnir'1'.s Dm: Hl'lfI.S no rlvlmlv, fun m nm. WARREN LARRABEE I I 'Il r Activities: Slide Rule Club 10: Glee Club 12: Science Club 12: Math Club 12: Cross Country 10, ll. Ambition: To attend Tufts: become a mechanical engineer. 'I'lu1l's Irm ', Ullllllu, is nltwn lll'Ill'!l lu l'X!'lIlllll,' .llnyv Ill' gn un In lmnrn mul frnrw. DAVID W. LARAMIE Dm 'f ' Activities: Home Room President 11, 12, Vice-President 10: Foot- ball 10, 11. Ambition: To join the Navy: be- come a chemist. :ls ll l'lll'Illl.Xl Daw' .slmuld :ln riglll zvffll Fur in all his .xlllrlim lu' :lun rx- rvl. ROBERT L. LAVENTURE IMI: Activities: Photography Club 10, 11. Ambition: Pattern making or photography: to have my own darkroom. ll'lll1l11'zfe'1' Iiulv umt' rlrrirlf' In lu' lI1 ll IYIIIIC' nu! nn lofi, fm! zruil mul .wuz GiirwrwawowwcwacwoomowowrwowowowlllfYlY'Plfll1' awoawoowpwowrwrwcwoowcwoowowowqx MALVINA LAVINE Mal Activities: Glee Club 11, 12. Ambition: To become a telephone operator. Hlllllf7lFt'71.' lf'!ff'rs rollefts our girl :Val .-he lhry from ll h. f. or just Il prrz-prllf DOLORES I.eCLAlR Activities: French Club 11: Sur- gical Dressings 12. Ambition: To become a dental as- sistant: to travel. Dnlurrs :rants to trazfel some day Hrr l'lllll'Il1 will help her in l'Z't I'Y way. l N. FRANCIS LAWLER Fmnnic nr Nick Nick is Ihr' lmlx' will! spnrls on his Illlllll Sllf'l'E'SS in life' :rr lmpc' he may fiml. , RAYMOND I.eCLERC Ray Activities: Boston American All- Scholastic 12: North Shore All Stars 12: Lynn Item A11 Stars 12: Lynn Telegram All Stars 12: Sports Club Linesman Cup 12: House of Delegates 11. Al- ternate 12: Safety Patrol 11, 12: Glee Club 10. 11: Mixed Chor- us l0. 11: French Club 11, 12. President 12. Clerk ll: Fire Ex- tinguisher Squad 11, 12: Foot- ball 10. 11. 12. Ambition: To join the Air Corps: to be educated. Ray is ll .vfar on our football learn He giws nu! with plenty of smnn. ALFRED 1. LeBRUN --A mf- Ambition: To join the Navy: to be a rich business man. ,-llfizf' hails from Rial Side In u'hir'h he' mkvs lhl' grealvsl pride. Y CYNTHIA LEWIS Cynny Activities: Home Room Treasurer 12: Surgical Dressings 10: Dra- matic Club 12: French Club 11: Photography Club 12: Tennis 12. Ambition: To go to junior college: to become a medical secretary. C1'1Ilhld'S smilf and merry way ll'iIl help her to surress any day. f'0S9C'4Q6'O0GW9G'9'3G'9'9G'g5N9T0s9G'9s9G'gG'O0G'EGiJGl'll'11'5'OsD6'Q0?Q0G'O0G'Os9?Os9G'E6'O0G'Os9G'Os9GK50G'k9fi6' DAWN MADOLYN LYNCH Activities: Hand Weavers Club 10: Glee Club 10. 11. 12: Par- liamentary Law Club 12: Dra- matic Club 11. 12: French Club 11: Altemate 10. Ambition: College: to become a teacher. Ax ri lrarlwr Dawn will find .mnrr rluvs Tlmt fllllygfllllllfl zvnrk helps in mnnv zwzys. LORRAINE MACKENZIE l.r1rrY Activities: Glee Club 10: Home Economics Club IO. 11. 12. Ambition: To work: become a housewife. Sinn' fflllklllg ix flu' llllllllh' of Lnrri' l,urkY will lu' ilu' num she nun' nmrrv. ALAN MacINNIS Mac Activities: Slide Rule Club 10: Photography Club 11, 12, Presi- dent 12: Tennis 11. 12, Captain 12. Ambition: To enter Tufts: be- come a chemical engineer. Xllllflfllllg ll fllf'lIll'l', or l'f'lIll'HlHg u wrafc' .-ln' lzun things Mar flows will: equal wr'w'. VIRGINIA MQCKENZIE Ginny Activities: Art Club ll, 12: Dra- matic Club 10, 11. Ambition: To be a telephone op- erator. To flllllli' zvlm lIl!IlH'X Il fir! lmlnlzy nf ur! ll? wish gum! lurk right from flu' xfarl. DOROTHY MacKENZIE Dnlll1 ' Activities: Mixed Chorus 10: Glee Club 10: Surgical Dressings 12: Swimming 10. Ambition: To become a telephone operator. llvllfll Dutlif' rl1ri.slim rluzrrl 11 hill Tllu1'.s lil1'. slu' :rim if slu' fnkws ll Ajaill. NORMA I.. MACKEY .X'uru1le ' Activities: Hand Weavers' Club 10: French Club 11: Dramatic Club 12. Ambition: To go to college: be- come a laboratory technician. f,'ull1'rling fN'Il-fllllx is .XvUl'lllll'.k sirlvlinf' This hulrlu- uf lufn it awrluinli' firm. 6+9c'0-9o'O-9G'006'006'+06'0-9G'04c'00c+9a-046+96'0-9G'00 l fW ' rwrwvwcwarwrooowowroocwoowcwocwcw 401 s., if -: N J 1.-'fa X ,. 1. , 3151: elsif' -...ein MARILYN IANE MGCLEOD IRENE M. MANKS -UNI Activities: Home Room Secretary Activities: Class Secretary 10: Home Room President 10, Vice- President 11, 12: Iunior Mar- shall 11: Dramatic Club 10, 12: French Club ll: House of Dele- gates 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Social Committee 10, Ambition: To go to Forsythe Dental School: to be a dental hygienist. ll'1 ll 111'r'1'1 frm' Ihz' 1l1'11l1.xI's rhrlir If .lllll is fllI'I'1' will: hm' j1l1'11.x- Illll lllvI'. FRANCIS MARCHETEHHE .ll111'.sh Activities: Mixed Chorus 11. Ambition: To join the Navy. .llmxh hm Il nnzvll l'lll'I'!'l' in wrrn' H1 lmjw his IMIIIIS 1l1m'I go 1lxh1':1'. 12: House of Delegates 11: Safety Patrol 12: Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12: French Club 11: Photography Club 12: Aegis ll, 12: Senior Memoirs, Assist- ant Advertising Manager 12: Social Committee 10: Tennis 12: Basketball 10: Cheerleader 11: 12. ' Ambition: To go to college: be- come an airline hostess. lr1'111 s ll fzlrfurile 11.9 You mn s1'1' '77 rlqllf' jn'i1l1' 11111I juvlof --? ALBERT H. MARCOS HllffIJlI Ambition: loin the Service: be- come a contractor. lilfffllllht ll guy lhnl's 011 Ihr l11'11111,' To III' ll 1'1mIr111'tnr is his !I!'f'IlIIl. ESTHER L. MANZI Ess Activities: Commercial Club 11: Aegis 12. Ambition: To do secretarial work: to become a private secretary. The 111'1'1'ss11rx' s1'1'r1'l11rx' will Ili' our Izxs, The' righl 11111111 of Ihr buss, sh1 ll Ill' Il s111'r1'sx. RENEE MARY Activities: French Club 12. Sec- retary 12: Glee Club 10: Span- ish Club 11, 12. Ambition: To attend a music con- servatory: become piano teach- er. TII1' C1111s1'rr111l11r-x' 1e!'IIl'f' 11111115 In 11Il1'111i IV1' zrish her 11ll lurk .f1'1m1 111'- ginning to end. 6'OQ6NO0G'KTG3G'k9G'O0G'k9G'k96'O0G'KG'O0Gi9G'Os9G'O0 f fl lfl'0 GNiGNOQGNkDG'kDG'k9G'k9G'OsDG'k9GNkDG'OO6NOO6'OQG'k9GW LOUISE A. MASSABELLA Activities: Dramatic Club 12: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: To become a private secretary: and to marry. I.nui.w' is Il spur! with plwzty of :vit ll'lllllf'I'!'I' .she flows, xhf ll make' ll hil. IUDITH A. MCCLARY nludyu Activities: Hand Weavers' Club 10: Pan-American Relations Club ll. Ambition: To do part time work: business school. flftrr gmrlunlinn Iullx' will hum Ihr' Illifi-Hlglli nil ' Since shc'.x ,going lo night srlmnl, shrfll :willy mil. IDA M. MAZZAGLIA May Activities: Senior Memoirs 12: Basketball 10. 11: Tennis 12. Ambition: To go to school: become a gym instructor. l,ilf1'.s l111skf'llmll. ll'lIIli.S. is quill' 1171 athlclc' fm: .sh1 s quirk mul ninzlzle un her fret. CLARK MCELROY Activities: Football 10: Basketball 10. Ambition: Go to school: own a night club. Clark is rmlrfl fm' his lIIOflUlIS Alun' .XVIIill'ii,lAfllIIIilllg hc s quilf' Ihr' beau. -rf 'E' VIRGINIA A. MCCARTI-IY Ginny Activities: Surgical Dressings 12: Photography Club 12: Tennis 12: Dramatic Club ll, 12: Glee Club 10. Ambition: To do secretarial work: go to California. filllllylql ll girl with fll'I'SUIIlllilV plus Slzf' is I1 fazinrilc' zvilh muh and all of us. INEZ MCGEE Ir1ie ' Activities: Surgical Dressings ll, 12: Safety Patrol 11, 12. Ambition: To go to school: to travel. Inf: in Il girl with plrnlv of fwfr llith .xmilr mul jrrrsmlfllitv. slufx ugh! In strp. cvoa-we-we-wcworwc-we-wow-na-we-wcwoowcw fwfr-'l1'f'f' wawoawoeooa-wowrwqwopwqwoqwopwpwqsw IOAN MCKENZIE Activities: Dramatic Club 12. ,INIII is n gill :rhu ix :fem thx Hill arf' lfmm' in llirl11l11r'4'iln ll rl hx. 5 EDWARD A. MERRILL I',rl1lie Activities: Glee Club 10: House of Delegates 10, ll. Ambition: To attend college: to go west. lllljllll-gli-lllllll' is nur Inn' Ifzlrlie Il lzrn llrerefs fun In be hall. he it zruilinhg uml reurlx. RICHARD W. MEALEY '-lilllflln Activities: Art Club 12. Ambition: Business career: to settle down and retire. Pnl mi .umm nmre lijisiifk. ni- mnge all ruin' rurli, This Yrruizg lllIlII'5 lmliln' is Ink- irz-4 mil girls! ' EVA G. MERRILL --1-it fig Activities: Swimming 10. ll. 12: Commercial Club 12. Ambition: To work in a large ol- tice: to become a private sec- retary. H'hener'er Erie is mi pleasure bent She turns In drawing to a great extent. CAROL E. MEEHAN Carol Activities: Composer of music for Class Ode '48: Drama Night Student Director 10: Dramatic Club 10: Aegis 11, 12: Sports Editor Senior Memoirs 12: French Club 12: Basketball 10. 11. Ambition: College: to become a psychiatrist. Cnnijmsing is her hobby, psuvtlii- alrnv her aim In either fielrl. sleep the road In funie. IAMES MILLS 1immie Activities: B. H. S. News 12. Ambition: To enlist in the Navy: work on oil trucks. plimmir' delights in the art of fishing Y To ralrh a few is all he's zvish- ing. svoowowrwcworwowawocworwowrwcwomw l ',l l N'i w6'006'O06'00a'O06W06'0-96'O06+96'O0G'O0G'0-9G'k96'k9 B. LOUISE MONTEMAGG1 Lou Ambition: To go to Katherine Gibbs School: to be a secretary. Lou, full of good spirit to the brim, Assurffs us flmf she likes rnml to szvim. BARBARA ELAINE MORSE Barl1 Activities: House of Delegates 12: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: To be a dress designer. H1Sfl,l fliaf lm'f'ly, flu' rrifirs will slioul, HVIIFII fliry SIT' flu' 1lr6.s.sc's Barb has lurnrzl auf. IANICE PAYE MORENCY '-pm Activities: Miss Football ll: Dramatic Club 12. President 12: Surgical Dressings 12: Cheer- leader ll. 12, Head Cheerlead- er 12. Ambition: Stenographic work. From the fifty yard line we hear hm' cry, Leading flu' ClIf'f'l'S for B61'F7'll' High! HARVEY MYERS Ha ri '0 Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 12: Alternate 11: Current Events Club 10. Ambition: To study medicine. 1f's a mfr frm! fo hear Harziry talk In yrzirs In mme n'f Il ask, ll'lmf's up, DlIf.fu ANN I. MORGAN 0ogiz ' Ambition: To become a model. He're's ll miss from mmrz tlzree- lZl'!'lIll'. If vnu zvfmf any gum. Sl1l',S got plz'nfy.' NORMAN NASH Sfupz ' Activities: Home Room President 10. ll: Glee Club 10: Football 10: Track 10. ll. Ambition: To complete Beverly Cooperative School: to be a machinist. Xmliif' is fond of ull xfmrfs ll'1 Il rlvrwr find him out of xnrfx. news-xoewowcworwmoewrwcworwqwapw lf 'fY'lH'f' awoa-soauaroorwpwgwapwpoaq-ooroopooqmopw -7 IACQUELINE L. NELSON lur'lfie Activities: Home Room Secretary 10: French Club 11, 12: Saiety Patrol 12: House of Delegates 12. Ambition: College: to become a medical secretary. Hen' arf' finrl nnullzer who fm'- mzs rlunring' :Is lllfllllgll Ihelr lmlilnes wr' rc quirlclx glnnring. MARGARET M. NOLAN Activities: Home Room Treasurer 12: Surgical Dressings 10: Dra- matic Club 12: French Club 11. Ambition: A nursing career. A srlrlfifw fu'r.umalilx', Il llearl- 7l'll7'IIlill.Q smile, ll'1 ll ull i1'1m'rnlrr'i Peggy fm' I1 lung, lung zrllile. 'Q MARY E. NEVILLE Activities: Home Economics Club ll. Ambition: To become a telephone operator. Uni' good friend ,llarlv dllnfes with ease, Swine rlny she'll push lmttuns and suv. .Y1ln1l1er 11ll'll5l'fu DANIEL O'BRIEN Danny Activities: Cross Country 12. Ambition: To join the Anny. 'Tis our hope that when he be- mnies rz recruit He-'ll slill find the time to drilible and shoot. ROBERT NICOLL Swap Activities: Home Room Secretary 12: Glee Club 10, 11: Hockey 1l, 12, Captain 12. Ambition: To go west: settle down. Smojfs tha! boy with the boyish ffrin 6 II'ilh him ns hockey eaplain, we mn't help but zrin. IOHN I. O'CONNELL Okie Activities: Basketball 10: Glee Club 10: Baseball 11. Ambition: United States Air Force: auto mechanic. Blond wavy hair has this hand- some young lad, In his new uniform he'lI drive all the girls mad. cwoawocwocwocwocwocwocwacwoawocwoawoeooawol'I 13 -WN cwrwrwcwoowrwawoawowomrmawoawoow IOI-IN I. O'ROURKE lark Activities: Alternate 10: Home Room Vice-President 11, Presi- dent 12: Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Executive Committee 12: Foot- ball 10, 11: Baseball 10. Ambition: To go into the Service: have a good job. lark rvatlily says that lm likes to rlanrf' .llrnfmvrr lll',S grmrl, flIHl'.9 plain at first glante. WILLIAM ERIC PALM Bill Activities: Glee Club 10: Golf 10. 11, 12, Co-Captain ll, 12: Track 10, 11, 12: Hockey 10, ll, 12. Ambition: Engineering school: to become an industrial engineer. l1'lu'n lu' starts on a munrl and Iakrs up Il :lub It is .won plain tn all Illat Ilill is nu rluh. EDWARD W. PACKARD lfflrllz ' Activities: Football ll. Ambition: To be a metal worker. Erlrlicfs I1 lad with quite a zwit Is lm thy!! No, not a bit! IOAN A. PARADISE AInanif ' or ju Activities: Social Committee 12: Home Room President 11, 12: Executive Committee 11, 12: National Anthology of High School Poetry 11, 12: Dramatic Club 11: Art Club 11, 12, Presi- dent 12: French Club 11: Senior Memoirs Literary Editor 12: Safety Patrol 12: Aegis 11, 12: Basketball Manager 10. 11, 12: Swimming 10: Bowling 10. Ambition: To become a good nurse. lormi0'v a girl zvlluu' futurr is I'!Il l-'Fil Uft ltwrrd Slltillg, l,rI'.s vat. l'n1 5tarw'1l. M DOROTHY MARIE PALARDY Dottie Activities: Glee Club 12: Com- mercial Hi-Lites, Assistant Ed- itor l2: Dramatic Club 10: Commercial Club 11. 12. Ambition: To work in an office: or teach school. Tl'Ill'lll7Ig is our of tlw ambi- tions of Dottie' II'itl1 llvr jzatimzff' .xltr rnuld taaflz anvlmrlv. GERARD PARISELLA larry Activities: House of Delegates 12: Glee Club 10: French Club, 11. 12, Vice-President 12: Football 10, Basball 10. 12. Ambition: Northeastem: to be an accountant. lwrrv is .mum zrltiz at !llll'lt'1'l'lIllX I.4't'.s lmfu' that lu' ran arlcl tivo and lawn. 6'0N9G'Os9TE6N00G'0s9G'O0G'006'Os9G'Os96'O0G'O436'4s96Nk9G'4l 7fl V'3 '71GLDGWQQOQGWOGWOGWOGWOFOOOMPOQGNKDGYOOAOGN IOSEPH PARISELLA foe Hlllfku Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 12: Executive Committee 12: Glee Club 10. Ambition: To run a bulldozer or steam shovel: retire. Going ,IllIfI'.8l' is fun fm' joe lilufk ,So we hope he gels flint lunged- ffn l'.'urlillnz'. SHIRLEY ANNE PIERCE .Sl1irl Activities: French Club ll, 12: Social Committee 11, 12. Ambition: To become a secretary. fkonrl perwmnlillx and fun are 'IPI' Irrulx, .Sl1e'll make ri swell serretarv, het, millet? I NORMAN GEORGE PFAFF Norm Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 10, Treasurer 12: Boston Herald All-Scholastics 12: Safe- ty Patrol 12: Fire Extinguisher Squad 11. 12: Glee Club 10: Football 10, 11. 12: Baseball 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Colby:-to be a basket- ball coach. Il'l1en Norin has become I1 lmxketlmll mad: He'lI lnrn in I1 job lll!1l,5 almzie l't',Il'0l1l'lI. IAMES PINCIARO. Ir. Pir1ee Activities: House of Delegates 12: Fire Extinguisher Squad 11. 12. Ambition: loin the Navy: become a baker. Pinfe is one we ran't overlook, Not every boy knows how to Cook. GEORGE W. PIERCE Burl Activities: Football 10. Ambition: To become an aviator or machinist. Hud. whose hobby is model planes. In the field of marlzines will make many gains. GERALD A. PIZELLO ..Je,,,,y,, Activities: Lynn Telegram All- Scholastic Team 12: Football 10. 11. 12. Ambition: Pattem making. In that line on the gridiron jerry's no fakerg He'Il do just as well as a pat- tern maker. owawrwowowawoowowavoowcwcworwcif 'A'Y'1'f3l wa-we-we-we-wawocvorwcwocw-oowawoe-we-oo CURTIS PIZZO Curl Act'vities: Stagecrat 11, 12: Presi- dent 12. Arnbition: The Army Air Corps: tn be an advertizinj dzsiqner. Iwi Curl, mln xlllqrvrvlll llnrlrlt. -Ill rlrsigllilllg will lu' lllr' Jlllzlt. ROBERT RAYMOND Hula Ambition: To complete Beverly Co-operative Trade School: to be a millionaire. .xllflliilg V'l'lll8 In lmlllm Illis lun, . il'llV funn xrlmnl ix his unix lm. LOUISE PIZZO Pizza Activities: Surgical Dressings 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Dramatic Club 12. Ambition: Secretarial work. lfm I,Ull1..K1' zrlm ix lmlll juwllt' mul .imrlrl Vrrrlrlrirll rwml: it Ihr lmjn' nf ffm lll'llll. WANDA RAYMOND Yllrnlt ' Ambition: Work: to travel. Il'umIn wxrrlx in zrlnxnliml. SIIIIII' flux' .xl1r ll lzfliwl HIHIIIQLQII- mul Ihr' urllirm. PHILIP POST t'Pl1il Actviiiesz Cross Csuntry 10, ll: Track 10, ll. Ambition: To go to work: to be- come a pattern maker. lifting Vlllllhlllllfllf llmlfs in Hl'!'Il nl r'1'fr111'1' lx ll Intl: fm ll'llifll l'l1il llllt rr rlc'1i'lil1' flrlrza ROBERT RICE Hull Activities: Slide Rule Club 12: Track 10: Basketball Manager 11, 12. Ambition: Technology school: to become an aeronautical en- gineer. Hull il'llllf.S lu ln' rm nrfumlnlnul I'IIQIll1'!'I lI'x rm rust' mulw ln' ffm xr! rlllf In xlfra, cswasuvcwoaswcwoawoaswaswaswcwoa-waswmom lfwlyv-Hifff oocwoaswaswqsooaswaswaswcwoawoqwcoqswqswqwco CLARK B. RICHARDS C l'!lAll Activities: Home Room President 10, Vice-President 11: House of Delegates 10: Executive Com- mittee 11: Stagecrait 12: Cross Country 11. Ambition: Technical school: to be an electrical engineer. .-11110 ruling holds Illf' llIll'l'l'Sl nf !2ru.sl1 In lwllrlirul .xrlmol :nay 116 slmu' Ihr' snrnf' lllI.SlI. MARILYN ROBERTS Lynn Ambition: To become a dietitian. liuzvling is tha' julsllnlf' I.vnn lilcvs lnaxt Nln' .xlzilrrs duzvn flu' pins with lnli uf :1'.sl. any SHIRLEY E. RICHARDSON Sissy nr Sunshine Ambition: To go to work: happi- ness and security. Newer Il dull monzentf' is S'l1irlPy s song .Slzr jn'ur'tire.s it nll :lay long. DONALD E. ROGERS Don Activities: House of Delegates 11: Art Club 12: Glee Club 10, 11: Football 10, 11: Track 10, 11. 12. Captain 12. Ambition: Work: art school. In Dl?llHlfl'S intcfrrsts you sw' gI'f'lll 7'llI'll'ly Making' him ll gonrl IIl!'II1lIl'l' for .wn'ir'llv. IANICE RIX il an Activities: Home Economics Club 12. Ambition: Go to Caliiormia. Off tn the fm' west she lmpes to XO, .-llzvuys smiling and joking, rletfcr a woe. LOUIS A. ROSS! Lou Activities: Home Room Treasurer 10, Vice-President 11, Presi- dent 12: French Club 11: Or- chestra 10: Band 11: Science Club 12: Fire Extinguisher Squad 11, 12. Ambition: The Service: contract- ing business. .4 life on the briny Lou first an- ziripazes To be followed by one of bids and efslinmtrs. 9G'0f9GWf96'00G'N9G'006'596'9+96'k9G'k9G'006'906'006'O0G'00 lllft' PNOPNUGWOGWOGYOGWOGWOPMDGWOTOOPOOTLUGWOPLDG KATHERINE BELL RUSSELL lx'11i ' Activities: Home Room Secretary 12: Alternate 10: Glee Club 10, 11: Home Economics Club 12. President 12. Ambition: Work as a telephone operator: to go housekeeping. ll'lIl'll Kat' has .sjaare lime, slu' z:'ril1'.i ll lrllrr Uzrrr flu' wrrrs mrmx' fr'ic'ml.s this zrill gr! ll1'r. MARY I. SABATINI Su I1 Activities: Glee Club 11, 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Surgical Dressings 12: Baton Squad 12. Ambition: To be a successful hairdresser. 'I'n lluw' all Hn' lima she' uvmlv lu xkah' It Sulrfx' irlvu uf ll fn'rf1'fI fulr. 3 ELEANOR RYAN 1illif ' Activities: Home Room Secretary 10. Ambition: To be a physiotherapist. ll'lll'I1 Il I?1I1'Si01,ll'l'flI7l.Sf'.S jul: slu' rllluinx Sl11 ll llrljl hm: llllfiflllh zvilll lllvir urllrs rmrl I?lIlllX. BARBARA SANTIN li111'la Activities: Home Economics Club 11, 12. Ambition: Caring for children: to be a housewife. liIlgll'.Y,-l flirt Ihlrlf 111 Ihr' lrusl fIl'u1'UNIli0!I .41 Iimzcx il .slmuts doubt, 111 linrm irrilulinn. WIILLIAM RYAN snip.. Activities: Science Club 12: Slide Rule Club 10: French Club 11: Football 10, ll, 12: Baseball 10: Basketball 10. Ambition: Engineering school: to become an electrical engineer. Riff Hmm suvs, Gel on ilu' bull, lin! 1lm'sr1'! lzrml tllmw zzwnls at all. MARGARET SAWYER .. ,, Ieggt Activities: Drama Night 12: Glee Club 10: Dramatic Club ll, 12. Secretary 11: Swimming 10. Ambition: To become a nurse. In lim uniform w .tflllfllt and Ifllfll' Ylllllll .ww Prggt' twill: rlmvn flu' hull mtl: niglll. 6'EG'Os9G'44G'k9G'E G'EG'Os9G'O0G'O0 6'i G'O0 lll'Y'f H' Gwoewcwoowowowcwocwocwoowowawoawogwo 'lvhz-ff Q: ja , CAROLE I. SCHOELLHORN C1174-l'Ill-l'l',' Activities: Home Room Treasurer 12: Drama Night 11: Glee Club 11, 12, President 12: Mixed Chorus ll: Dramatic Club ll, 12. Ambition: To study music in a junior college: singing career. Curnlz' lim ri :wil 1' uv' all lmff' In lwur 1l't',I'l' .xunf .sllz ll :ln fini' will: ll lllllkll 1rn'1'4'r. RAYMOND I.. SHARP. lr. 'tsllllliflilf' Activities: Band 10, 11, 12: Or- chestra ll, 12: Basketball 10. Ambition: A selling job: to be- come a traveling salesman. Rav ii Il lrllrm' zrlzmc lllllflll lmmm nu lmunrls, IIw'll njallx' fzrmv' llmt on his xrlling lfllllllli. GLORIA I. SCIAMANNA Activities: Home Room Secretary ll: Glee Club ll, 12. Ambition: Stenography: to be- come a private secreta'y. To all who knuu' lll'l', .vl1f s 0 frm' lrif'n1l.' h1llY'1'.Y.Y mul lizlfapiiifms sllefll gain in lllf' rml. EDWARD E. SHIPP lid Activities: Art Club 10. 11: Social Committee 10: Track 10. 11, 12. Ambition: Navy: to be a lines- man. Tn join Ihr' .Yaziv is 1511's ambi- liurl HY' kmm' lie ll rllzvuys fulfill liix misximi. fly, , NANCY M. SCOTT Nanf'a ' Activities: House of Delegates 12: Drama Night 10: Glee Club 10. 11: Surgical Dressings 12: Dra- matic Club 12: Social Commit- tee 12. Ambition: Nurses' training: to become an air hostess. Il'1 d all Iilu' I0 lmw' .Yanre on Il far-off lagoon lin! slu 11 lzaw' Io rurzwrl that slvrjlillg 'til noon. ' GLORIA MORIN SHUSTOWSKY M11gg'il ' Fm' Maggie' In zvlmm reading gizirx f1l1'as11rf' IH' all zvislz llrijlpirmsx bffllllll Illt'llSlll'l'. ' Veteran G'0436'Q0G'Os9GNk9G'O0G'O0G'Os96'O0G'ON9GWsDGi9G9s96'O06'Os9 llllt'-lil'4' G'O0GNk9GNk9GNOs9GNOs9GNE6'k96NOs9 GNOs95sDG'Os9G'Os9G'Os9 IOANNE SMITH Ulu.- Activities: Surgical Dressings 12: Glee Club 11, 12. Ambitions: Office work as a typ- ist lu jin1l.s rlnnring nmsl fnlluul- ling Nlllfll rlunrf' ml mid un In Ihr' jminl uf falling. RODERICK SPURR lllifln Activities: Home Room Vice- Pres- ident 12: Slide Rule Club 10: House of Delegates 10: Safety Patrol ll: Photography Club ll: Aegis 12: Glee Club 12. Ambition: Work and settle down. Pnunrling rm ll XIc'inz1'11t' limi will be' .4 luturr' Ifrnrikir Carlf' zrc' nll fnre'.s1'e'. IOSEPH 1. SOUSA .. -I joe' Activities: Stagecraft 10, 11, 12. Ambition: To become a salesman. In his rlmifr' of Il llfllllly lm' it right uf: In rlnlf' lfur lu' frills t1'l1'1'i.sifm nl Ihr' lvl: uf Illz' slulr. MARSHALL STERMAN ,llf1rxl1ull Activities: Band 10, ll, 12: Math Club 12: Baseball 10, 11. 12. Ambition: College: a position in business world. ll llzfn il ronirx In jamlifcs' .llznzsh lmmws all ilu' flill ll1 1l lu'llf'v' ll'Il,!'ll mul ur l1r'll luxe' his shirt. IACK F. SPEAR link Activities: Home Room President 10, ll: Glee Club 10. Ambition: To enter the service. :lu 11r111f'1l-swzfiu' rar'z'z'r is Illllkk inlrnl ll ill: Hu Fl'lll'I'il'.S about his fund mul rrnl. CHARLOTTE K. STORY HCIIIII l Activities: French Club 11: Dra- matic Club 12: Flag Squad 12: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: To become an airline hostess. lIl1u1'l zrill filmtv: f'l'1'l'Y ,xlnfw ll'iIll luv llizimrt' lmzlnlx. uv' lmpr. G'k96'006'006'O06SO-9cSwG'006W0cv0G'00o'0-96'0-9c'4s9G'0-9 l'f'l 'l wowcwoowowavarwowowmwawoowoxoawo Q ew ,, , RICHARD W. STOTT Dirk Activities: Aegis 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11. Ambition: Attend Boston Univer- sity: to be a journalist of rank. In .srlimzl mul m'rl1e.slra he lakes jnarl ln journalism l1e'll get his start. IUNE C. SWAN Ulllllllxl Activities: Commercial Club 11: Aegis 12. Ambition: To attend Burdett Col- lege' to work as a rivate sec- ' P retary. As a .xfmre time Ilffllfillllllll l,l'Il7I'lllQ :rim l1me'.s amroba- , . tl lmn. LAURA E. St. PIERRE Dusty' Activities: House ol Delegates 12: Glee Club 10. 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, ll: Swimming 10, 11: Basketball 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Office work: bookkeep- ing. Sillllllllllllg and basketball mme to her naturally Then tl1ere's lIf l',Fl'8l1Fll-llllllt' interesting actually. I. EDWARD SWEET. lr. Ned Activities: Home Room President 10. 11. 12: Class Treasurer 10: Iunior Marshall 11: Tennis 12: Student Council 10. 11, Presi- dent 12: Safety Patrol ll, 12, Lieutenant 12: Aegis 12: House of Delegates 10: Current Events Club 12: Parliamentary Law 12: Executive Committee 11, 12: Social Committee 10. 12: As- sembly Committee 12: Bee-Hive ll, 12, Editor 11. Ambition: College: to be a suc- cessful businessman. .4 pleasant and likeable lad is he In the business field, the best l1e'1l be. SHIRLEY A. STROM Stromy Activities: Dramatic Club 10: Commercial Club 11. 12. Ambition: To be an air steward- ess. Shirley and her beau make quite a flair He is rlark and she is fair. IOSEPHINE TAGLIERI 1nsy Activities: Surgical Dressings 10: 11: Commercial Club 12. Ambition: To work as a book- keeper. jnsy's spirits ne'er hit the ground Slze's e'er jnvcsent :where fun is around. cswowcwoaswmoawoa-ooowmoewmoa-we-wma lflfi'-lull a-we-wewcswcswcwoowcswc-wc-waNwc'wo'wG'4 WILLIAM F. TERRY. Ir. Bill Activities: Cross Country 10. Ambition: loin the Navy: to become a mechanical engineer. Ifill u'lm's alzvuys found saying. Uni i11'z'f'i'llwlf'ss, ll'ill fllzvllvs nmkr' good u'1 ll llrlm' lu r'nnf1'ss. PATRICIA ABBOTT TIERNEY '-Pm Activities: Dramatic Club 12: Senior Memoirs 12. Ambition: To be a dancing teach- er: a career as a dancer. Put, rrlm flows :hinting with surlt I'fl.Yl', llm uullirnrr' is .mrv In please. RICHARD THERIAULT Big Dirk Activities: Glee Club 10: Football 10, 11, 12. Ambition: The Navy. .S'llll'l'.V.Y in thc' fllillll' uw' zuisli Big Dirk ln our gH'flf Nnziy' llf ll .90rz'4' his Irirlr. MILDRED E. TINGLEY Millir Ambition: To work. :Il writing lrllmxv Mlllu' IX fini' If vnu zvunl In find mil, rlmfn lim' ll linr. GERALDINE N. THOMAS lif'1rx ' Activities: Commercial Club 11, 12: Basketball 10. Ambition: To work: to attend school: to become a window display artist. To llaw' Garry nwuml is just Im: 1lamlY For al fixing rrulim slit' is right lmnflt: IOAN M. TOOMEY lunnn4 ' Activities: Glee Club 10, 12: Mixed Chorus 10: French Club 12: Tennis 12. Ambition: Nursing: to be a head nurse. .-I 1'urriju'lf'r1I nnrxw zunnlrl Illllllill' In' Ami uv' lmfn' ,tln ll finfl Iirnr' In gr! nul unrl Aki. owrwrwamoa-wawoawoa-ooamoaswawoowawaawo llfli'-ilw' c-wrwaswawoq-we-we-wgswgsw,-wwoaswfwpw 15 1 .17 '5 MICHAEL TOOMEY Mike Activities: Class Treasurer 11, 12: Student Council 10, 11, 122 Fire Extinguisher Squad 12: Executive Committee 12: Senior Memoirs 12: Bee-Hive 11: Foot- ball 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12: TracklO. 11.12. Ambition: Enter the Air Force: to be a dra tsman. Tu flu' ll jflumf for llllflf' Sam I4 in Ihr' mind of Ilzis ynung Hlllll. CHARLES TRASK ljl11n'li1 ' Ambition: To usher in a theater: to be a theater manager. ll in lulura' xmm vnu ll'lSll .xmnr fun lin In 'I':n.sk'v 'l'l1ml1f'-e'w'rx'm1e'. PATRICIA TOOMEY Pa t t 3' Activities: French Club 12: Basket- ball 10, 11, 12. Ambition: To become a nurse. Prlllx' ii lull, 11tl1lc'li1'. rlrmure .-it uurzsing .vl:e'll lu' .S'1ll'l'l'SSf1Il. u'1 r1' surf. NANCY 1. TROPEANO .N'1111r1 ' Activities: Dramatic Club 12: Glee Club 12: Surgical Dressings 12. Ambition: To become a private secretary. Cer ll'lziz , .myx Nana' zvlwzi her lmhln' vnu inquire' 1.D0ll'f you kmm' that it's Imske't- lmll I arImire! JG: HARRY E. TOZIER Activities: Home Room Vice-Pres- ident 10, 11. 12: Student Council 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Enlist in the Air Corps: to be a physical instructor. .4 stmzrlnul man in lmskcdlmll Ilcfs mu' grail sporf, and liked by all. IOAN TUCKER jmmie Activities: Drama Night 10, 12: Aegis ll, 12: Dramatic Club 11. Glee Club 12. Ambition: To work: to have Cl home and family. Al high srlmol sl1e's liven 'wry snmrl, .Vu duubl hm' low' of books has plmvrl I1 largl' part. owcvocvorwovorwrwowowewewcwoawoow l'l'l 4'lN cworwonorwawqwoqworwewmoawogwopwqwa HILDRED CAROLINE VENTOLA I.itIl4' ,X'i1'k Activities: Glee Club 10, 11. Ambition: To get married: to be a housewife. Singing also gui Lillie: Xir'k'.s wolf' llhrn .shr :mis mhrll hrr hnlzhx' tu nuff. HOWARD WAITT lInz1'i1 ' Activities: Band 10, 11. Ambition: To drive a taxi: to study the development of plas- tic boats. fm' Il ffllll' lluirif' hufnts In hr rlriwing a lllllfi Quilr nulnrnl,.sinr1' u'iIh mm hr hun ll knmk. RICHARD VENTURA .. ' -U Luigi Activities: Football 10: Hockey 10. Ambition: To become an admiral in the U. S. Navy: become a gentleman iarmer. l.nigi's nfnlziliom nn' rrrluinlx high .41'f'nrnjun1ir'1l, ju'r'll11p.s, by ll wink nf I 1 U ' iii ' NANCY WARD Activities: Glee Club 12: Home Economics Club 11, 12. Ambition: To work: to go to college. fiullj', uw' lll'lII'. ru .xhv glirlrx 'mnnrl Ihr' flmn' - l'lll'l'l .t nnl u xingh' thing Ihul I likr' In flu nmr1'. RALPH VITALE ulfflllllln Ambition: To go into the service: to become a contractor. Il'hrn run hnlr fill'Il'l1IiIl-S.n'Ix1llH' il 1'u.w, Cl11n'lif'. l'un'll hlmu' n'lm'.x Ihriri iI'.s Ralph l'iI11h'. MARILYN WARD .lInrrlir ' Activities: Home Room Secretary 10. 11, 12: Safety Patrol 12: Dramatic Club 12: Flag Squad 12: Surgical Dressings ll, 12: Alternate 12: Social Committee 10: Senior Memoirs 12. Ambition: To be an air hostess. ll'1'1I-lnnnrrl .lluirlir iw at hun' as run lu' Trllring fnlrl in ull nn: .wlnml IIIIIVIIY. G'Os9G'k9G'947C4s9G'4N9G'k9G'k9G'N7G'O0G'QG'O06'O0GNk96N4 'fill 'V'-'VII QQgyQGQ,9GsQ,964g6sygGy,96s5gGq,9Gsg96xgQa4,9G4QceQgg 1-8 ., 1' A15 IACQUELINE E. WELDING In1'l:iz ' Activities: Glee Club 10, 12: Dra- matic Club 12: Home Economics Club 11, 12, Secretary 12: Basketball 10. Ambition: Work tor a short time: to travel. liking fun mul flanfiug it I1lf'lri1 .i lrnil, Hw' lrir'Hrl.s rlll .mv llml nl llzim ,xl1r .x gffllll VIVIAN WHITNEY l'ir ' Activities: Glee Club 10. 12: Surgi- cal Dressings 12. Ambition: Nursing. .4 nursing IYll'l'1'I lms lll'l'H rims- FII lu' l'iz ' 'l'n llllti. il'llllUlll rlrmlal, lim' lmsl rllmlx .sll1 ll giwa ELINOR WENTWORTH Activities: Glee Club 11, 12: French Club ll, 12: Dramatic Club 11. Ambition: Secretarial school: to travel. Music is Ilia lzulrlzi' zuhiflz Elinm nanies, lill.tll1C'.S.9 school nnfl lrawfl lim' lulure' aims. , DOUGLAS S. WHYTE Do ll g Activities: Home Room President 12: Glee Club 11, 12: Aegis 12. Ambition: College. to teach Eng- lish. Illillgllki rvunls In gn In college' To broarlwz his span of English llIl0Zl'lf'llg'f'. ROBERT WHALEN Bob Activities: House of Delegates 10, 11, 12: Pan-American Re- lations Club 11: Hockey 11. Ambition: To attend a business school. lI'l1alw1, tlzf' lnrl will: Illf' jllens- ant smile, lI'ill be ll lHl.Sl.IIf'.YS num nffer rlzvlfilc. WILLIAM I. WICKERS Wick Activities: Football 11. 12. Ambition: To go to work. The man llmt nzakes our Imme- rnmn tirk lx flu' popular lad by the umm' of Il'irk. rwrwaoooooowavaavocwowocworwcwoowow lfl'Y'l'fMl'f afwowowowowcvocwoowowrwaswcvdcwvow 1 GORDON WILDES ll'!'lI.W'l', Ambition: Navy. .4lIllr1ug'l1 al firm! l11 .i quill' :mmf In plat. Nunn IH1 Il .shijlfs fluff ll'1'11.w'l :will m'rlX'. LOIS WILKINSON Activities: Executive Committee 10: Safety Patrol 12: Dramatic Club 10. 12: Surgical Dressings 11, 12. Ambition: A school ot retailing: to be abuyer. Aflrr f,'lIlIllIlH'l'lIIl'Il l,ui.s :1'ill,sIrr: Tu nmkz' ll .uizrris nl Il llllY1'I'A lllI'I'I'l. ' WILLIAM WILDMAN Bill Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 12: Drama Night 12: Dra- matic Club 11. 12: Aegis 12: Current Events Club 12. Presi- dent 12: Senior Memoirs 12. Ambition: College: to write the Great American Novel. To lu' ll n'rit1'r is H'illie's aim ll'1' lrrmu' l1e'Il gr! his share' of flllll!'. ' Veteran ROBERT WILKS Poker I-'n1'c ' Activities: Drama Night 10. 12: Dramatic Club 10. 11: Drama Festival 10: Safety Patrol ll. 12: Aegis 11, 12: Current Events Club 12: Spanish Club ll, 12: Senior Memoirs 12. Ambition: College. law school: and a successful career: to be- come Editor ot the Atlantic Monthly. ll'l lil' surf llml lfull will :vin IIIIINY ll FHS? lfilh IIN' help nf hir funwrl l'ukrr Farr. Il: LOUISE WILKINS ll'ir1lric Activities: Alternate 12: Surgical Dressings ll, 12: Senior Me- moirs 12. Ambition: To go to California: to become a dietitian. Il'ill1 rrnflx' .smilr 111111 juvoux air ll'i11k is zvwlamllr' 1'a'1'rt'i1'l1c'11'. IOHN H. WILLIAMS Stud Activities: Cross Country 10. Ambition: G. E. apprentice course: to be a drattsman. H'illinm.x. I. II.. it ll rlmlli- mun In br, :tml u fnllx' gund frllmu' rn ull lllll .tl'f'. 6'N96'90G'596'40C'90Gi96'40G'9-96W+96'006'k9G'k964wDG'k9 fifll'-Ilillf' gwoqwoc-wawpwa-ooawopwrwqwopwqwopgagx RICHARD A. WILLIAMS Dirk Activities: Art Club 12. Ambition: Storework: to own C. store. To keep a .store is Dirkfs am- lIi.Sll.H IIY' lmjie flint lie will get lvix 1l'l.Xll. DONALD WOODBURY Spike Activities: Home Room President 11: Basketball 10, 11, 12. Ambition: The Navy: carpentry. A lm,QkeIImll plaver is nur Spike lIe',s Illr' kiml ul fella Zl'f' all like. DONALD E. WOOD II'u01lsie Ambition: The Navy: to work at carpentry. lfrrnll .Yorfli Betierllx' Ilkmrlxie hails II'e zvisli him lurk zvlzen off' lie sails. AUSTIN L. WOODS .4u.sli1 ' Activities: Glee Club 10: Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11. 12: Baseball Il, 12. Ambition: The Army: to be a coach or athletic director. :II .sjmris Austie is a lmzvling .surress In life we wish llim the same lnijzjzimass. IUDITI-I WOODBERRY njudyu Activities: Home Room Secretary 10, 11: Senior Memoirs 12: Dra- matic Club 10: Surgical Dress- ings 11, 12: House of Delegates 11, 12: Tennis 12. Ambition: To train at the Nozth Shore Babies' Hospital: to go to California. Slle lIll.f zvil, and rllarnl, and beauty Sl1e'.s quite a gal, ll1ar's our Alurly. RICHARD A. WOODS II'00rlsie Activities: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 10, Il. Treasurer 12. Ambition: To own a pool room. II'uodsie's lmbby is playing pool He'll make il his future zvlien he leaves srluml. Ocswcwowowowcswc-wG+96v0G'wGw0aw-Dcwocwo -'kill' G'N9G'09G'99T006'O06Nk9G'00GW0G'00G'00G'k96'O0G'03G'596 ROBERT WOODS ll'uurl.sY Activities: Current Events Club 12: Alternate 10: Aegis 11, 12. Assistant Editor 12: Editor-in Chief Senior Memoirs 12: Span- ish Club 11, 12: Safety Patrol ll, 12. Lieutenant 12: Glee Club 10: Mixed Chorus 10: Social Committee 10. Ambition: College: to be a suc- cess'u1 lawyer. Ili' know lhnl llimrlxii' will gn far lid' frm ju.sl .wr him nl Ihr' lmr. RICHARD I. YOUNG Burl Activities: Glee Club 10: Cross Country 10. Ambition: To enter the Service: own a business. A lm.sim'.x.s mm: our Hull will lu' For him, in Ilia' fulurr, .UIIIIKU il'l' Xl'l'. X . WILLIAM WOODS lllll1lll.Sl1'U Activities: Home Room Secretary 12: Glee Club 10. 11, 12: Foot- ball 11: Track ll, 12. Ambition: The Marines: to study tree surgery. 'lin lu' ll lr1'f'.s11l'gf'ml i.x ll-UllfI.Xll'l.S ilmiir' lllllfll :rr uwvl ll gum! num we ll know wlmm In llirv. ROBERT A. YOUNG li: ighuni Activities: Aegis ll, 12: Baseball 11. 12: Track ll, 12. Ambition: To join the air force: do some writing or journalistic work. liraxl of lurl: in hit firlrl In nur .tllllll.t-llllllllffl liriglmni ll'1 ll Minn .uw him IIA u Xflllllll llill filllllllllglllllll. IANET l. YOUNG luv Activities: College Club Award ll: Hand Weave's Club 10: Mixed Chorus ll: Current Events Club 12: Student Coun- cil l0. 11. 12. Secretary 12: Aegis ll. 12, Editor 12: Dra- matic Club 11, Secretary ll: House ol Delegates 10, 11. Secretary ll: Safety Patrol 11, 12: Glee Club 11. Ambition: Nurses training: to be- come a supervisor. Inv it Ihr' jnirlf' nl li. ll, N. In hw' 111n'1'i' wr with hw .xm- ll'N.N. ERNEST ZAMPELL lx: nir Activities: Alternate ll. Ambition: To complete Coopera- tive Trade School: be a million- aire. lirnir will m'z'z'r gf! u iizh .sfmiixf llhilf' milling lzflme' Ihr I-'urmx liH'lluH.u'. rwcrwcowa-wawoc-we-wcswcwoc-waves-women1-'Xll: Noawoowcwoaswcswawoaswawomocwopwqswqsw PHILIP THOMPSON Ph il Activities: Fire Extinguisher Squad A mll, silent fvllozz' is nur fI'lf,'I1l1 Phil ll'lml zur' knmz' llllflllf him is fzrzulimllt' nil. MATINA ZARKADES Tina Activities: Hand Weavers Club 10: Surgical Dressings 12: Glee Club ll: Commercial Club 12. Ambition: Secretarial school: a position as secretary. Iimvling and szuimming are 1'lHI1'S delight And not only that but she's fer- Ininly lzright. Senior Class Hisforg fconclucledj Our senior football Co-Captains, Don Berry and Mike Toomey, can be proud that they were members of a team which went through the first unde- feated season in many years. , On March 18 the seniors presented their annual class play. This year they chose the play Charley's Aunt , an uproariously funny comedy. Members of the cast were: Betty Ioslin, Robert Wilks, Irene Manks, Robert Woods, Edna Dechene, William Wildman, Renee Mary, Douglas Whyte, Bertha Gadbois, Donald Berry, and Dick Stott. The Senior Reception marks the last phase in our Careers as Beverly High School students. Everyone will miss the fun and activities which we en- joyed here, but we will never forget the lessons we learned. All through life. we will look back with pleasure on the years which we spent at B. H. S. owe-wmocswfrwcswc-wewaswa-waves-soc-wawo SNA'-l11'ff was-wana-oocworoooweoocwoc-ooa-weve.-new F First row, left to right: Grace Him, Donald Bresnahan, Ioanne Hubbard. Ioan Paradise, Robert Woods, Terry Adams, Betty Ioslin, Mary Coombs, Iohn Hansbury, Robert Wilks. Second row, left to right: Miss Eliza Brown, Advertising Adviser: Mary Sabatini, Melissa Barker, Thelma Chamberlain, Marilyn Ward, Marilyn McLeod, Dorothy Kitchener, Carole Meehan, Shirley Day. Miss Martha Iohn, Subscription Adviser: Ioanna Courtney, Emily Foley, Alsace Davison, Irene Manks, Ioann Daley, Gloria Morin, Claire LaMontagne, Carole Consone, Miss El ' W tt L't Ad ' sie a ers. ierary viser. Third row, leit to right: Douglas Whyte, William Wildman, Albert Iosselin, Paul Kelleher, Robert April, Russell Bailey, Edward Bushey, Michael Toomey. Editor-in-Chief ,.,,,.,,,, crrr RR RR ,,,,,,,,, R ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ROBERT WOODS Assistant Editor RR RR R R R ..., ,.,,..,, ,.,... ,,... 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Q 1 I Tj w J 5 s A 5 i S S Q S 5 1 I? 5 x X x s x X s X. x x Y bx G X XJH x In September of 1947, we entered Beverly High School for the first time. During the year we elected the following class officers. President, George Accomando: Vice-President, Iohn Farrell: Secretary, Elinor Dwyer: Treasurer, Shirley Dion. The play which we presented on Drama Night was very successful. On September 8th, we re-entered Beverly High School. Our class officers for this year were: President, George Accomando: Vice-President, Harold Ran- som: Secretary, Elinor Dwyer: Treasurer, Shirley Dion. This year we presented on Drama Night the play, Good Night, Please. The cast included: Irma Russell, Ianet Lawler, Ieannette Surles, Iohn McKenna, Paul Lester, Thomas Grady, and Richard Norris. Iohn McKenna received the award for the best performance. In sports we were very active. The Co-Captains of football for the next season are: Dominic Abate, Harold Ransom. and George Accomando. lean Godbout, Helen Ellis, and Mary Lee represent us on the Cheerleading Squad. Members from the Iunior class that were on the girls' basketball team are: Natalie Clarke, lean Stapledon, Diane Sterman, Marilyn Woods, Mary Lane, Barbara Chick and Constance Leonard. In boys' basketball we were represented by the following: Richard Price. Richard Gobeille, Donald Campbell, Benjamin Bowden, Morton Galper and Iames Pettipas. Our two years at Beverly High School have been happy and successful. We are now looking forward to our Senior year and graduation. l'lllll:ll HISTORYQ QUQUGQUU xx: xx zz x x z The three hundred thirty-two members of the Sophomore class arrived at Beverly High School on the 8th of September in '48 anticipating a new field of education and activities. With the expert assistance of the upper classmen, our locker mystery was soon solved for they were unlocked and often carefully set for us. Working out the longest route from home room to class room and from class to class did not take us long. We were very fortunate to enter Beverly High School the year she had an undefeated, untied football team, and the resulting surge of school spirit made us an integral part of the school in record time. In a more serious vein, it ap- peared that we would be the first class to benefit to the fullest extent from the intensified guidance program set up this year. The Charity Ball , the Sophomore play under the direction of Miss Ryan, proved to be an excellent production enjoyed by all who attended the annual Drama Night. The election of class officers was preceded by a unique campaign. The final results were: President, Richard Carr: Vice-President, Robert Hayes: Sec- retary, Robert MacLeod: Treasurer, Fred Bucci. A record number of Sophomores participated in the extra-curricular activ- ities such as football, basketball, track, hockey, baseball, band, and clubs. We have greatly enjoyed our Sophomore year and are looking forward to the remainder of our years at B. H. S. tonly two, we hopel. 1 X I X X lzlxl l l l l n I X QHUQQQUQQIIQU SOPHCMORE CLASS HISTORYQOauDaoooccw Fr -. 1 Ph' 'f xx. N 3 . . m -S Q. !,, -fu. Oli R., ' . ,. ...aw x mls 14551- FP' 'lsr 1 I -.-,,,,n rw k if ,,,. J, Y fir ' 1 I -' C rr 1. AN: M., 4 In 1- .rsfu - -. -- ii , ' , A' -N ' X X Ns 9 vg- r 'Sl vQ.s ,-, ww ., x xl 1 :Q ' l IJ QQ. N tix! A Lx V5 - 6 qw 16,22 ' Wx 1 w , V7.5 l :A W . NF.. I' LH. I I N N ' ,' -1, -lm, 41+ . l I WV x-A-- M fd V' ,f MVN. .L D V ' y Liu 'TK' A L L UQ! 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Q97 K ,x k S 1 ii ' ' - 1 A A 1 - V-s ' , f 4 ' , 7 - lf J Y-, - .gs- ,..z ,-J '.: ' 'QP 'p ff-2: 5 -. .y :.-1 f' My - . .- . , ,. V. l IQ X- '-' w K . X - N, ,- V w. 4 f xr S., l, - , 5 ff! 5- X, 'V 1 E QM- , .4- .- 3 mn, umm mmm 'We lg V0 159 . 1 2 f if i . ' ' 9 - - - V I !N I I 4 1 K ca Q Ag I wt sf I -. .- , , , 0 , - , A,,-,. ,1 -, , -':- 7,1--f' :A'iZ f .i iff A ' -L-5 fig :'9:i.2': f' :-' ? x X. , lx 61' QA Aw X 5 'iv Q X w X W First row, left to right: Fred Clapp, Michael Toomey, Ianet Young, Ned Sweet, Betty Ioslin, Bertha Gadbois. lean Stapledon. Second row, left to right: Harry Tozier, Donald Berry, Eleanor Dwyer, Lee Iameson, Adviser: Shirley Dion, Paul Lester, Donald Campbell, Kenneth Kessaris. The Student Council is one body of our bi-cameral Student Congress at Beverly High. It corresponds to the Senate in the National Legislature. lt consists of eight Seniors and six Iuniors, with two additional Iuniors be- ing elected during the fourth quarter, while six Sophomores are elected in the third quarter. The duties ot the Council are to act on any proposals put before it by the House of Delgates, to discuss school problems which have arisen, and to -pass any measures designed for the betterment ofthe school. Its activities also include planning tor, and producing, at least one assembly each year, publicizing Drama Night, and sponsoring the annual Spring Prom. The Council is a member of the National Organization, the State Associ- ation and the Eastern Massachusetts Divisions of Student Councils. On Decem- ber 4, we sent delegates to the Eastern Massachusetts Convention at Brighton High School, and on April 9, to the convention held at Concord High School. We were also represented at the State Convention. The adviser to the Student Council is Mr. Lee Iameson. The officers are as follows: President, Ned Sweet: Vice-President, Betty Ioslin: Secretary, Ianet Young: and Treasurer, Bertha Gadbois. This year we have been instrumental in securing chartered busses for the out-of-town football games, and in widening the field of girls' athletics. Z 22 S!!! XXXZXXXXXXXXX Z! 'ltr ES t QI N: .,.., 5... First row, left to right: Vivian Cotti, Louise Wilkins, Iudith Woodberry. Laura St.Pierre, Iacqueline White, Lucy Ambrose, Iune Burge, Alice Robinson, Ioan Desjardins, Nancy Worrall, Adele Cantone. Shirley Dion, Betty Smith, Anna Kilpatrick, Marilyn MacLeod, Barbara Morse. Second row. left to right: Alfred Manzi, Robert Carpenter, Ioan Cook, Iacqueline Nelson, Caryl Larcom, Betty Ioslin, Betty Gilbert, Ioanna Courtney. Betty Obear, Lee Iameson, Adviser: Ianet Merry, Cynthia Foshay, Mary Him, Annette Fortunato, lean Barry, Secretary, Eleanor Hawthorne. Rebecca Tannebring, Shirley Stover, Marilyn Ward. Third row, left to right: Thomas Grady. Ir., Edward Bushey. At the beginning of the school year a delegate and an alternate are elected from each homeroom. Two representatives are chosen so that there will be at least one member of every homeroom at all the meetings. During the first few weeks the group was made acquainted with the functions of the organization. Officers for the coming year were elected and various committees selected. The purpose of the House of Delegates is to discuss all problems of, and suggestions brought to the attention of, the delegates. If a bill is passed, it is then forwarded to the Student Council for further consideration. Mr. Iameson is the faculty adviser. The officers are Iohn Hansbury, Presi- dent: Iudith Woodbury, Vice-President: and Annette Fortunato, Secretary. .CY O3Zf43fQCf4ZfCi4Zi3Zf,G35DlCfUlO'OC D KIOACICQUQUQUQUC 5 'V i .M 1--.4-N..!..,s-ra., .1LL.L.. Q...x... .I-L.n.2+.bL.- .nm....z.. --- ... ..-idx. - - ....--r..... , .r . . ...sf-.. ...La -r.n...n......f-..4 un. Q0 'Kun First row, left to right: Lillian Solaris, Betty Ioslin. Bertha Gadbois. Irene Manks. Ianet Young. Editor-in-Chief: fune Denault, Secretary: Robert Woods, Assistant Editor: Barbara Chick, Mary Coombs, Nancy Ienness, Theresa Innocenti. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Helena Corbett, Literary Adviser: Betty Smith. Ioanne Hubbard. Ioan Paradise. Esther Manzi, Iune Swan, Lois Arthur. Norma Dame, Terry Adams, Carole Meehan. Constance Bennett. Miss Irene Carraher. Business Adviser. Third row, left to right: Ned Sweet, Thomas Essler, lean Stapledon, Diane Sterman, Phebe Swaine, Ioan Cook, Iudith Bell. Marcia Whitaker. Robert Wilks, William Wildman. Fourth Row: left to right: Louis DiFazio. Richard Stott, Paul Dolin, Thomas Bott, Robert Young. Douglas Whyte, Iames Callely, Benjamin Bowden, Roderick Spurr, Fred Clapp. The Aegis, as everyone knows, is the literary magazine of Beverly High School. Its purpose is to give an opportunity for talented students to develop their creative ability, both literary and artistic, and to furnish entertainment to fellow students with worthwhile reading matter. The magazine is issued four times a year: fall, winter, spring, and sumrner. The staff of the Aegis is composed of Seniors and Iuniors who are selected by their English teachers because of their originality and accuracy. Many groups aid in the publication of this magazine. Usually two of the issues are printed in the Trade School under the direction of Mr. Norman Palmer. The advertising, subscriptions, and bookkeeping are supervised by the Business Managers sponsored by Miss Carraher. Also the board has had the valuable advice of Mr. LeBlanc of the art department. Each year under the leadership of Mrs. Corbett, Literary Adviser, an Aegis assembly is held to advertise the magazine and to encourage subscriptions. Other schools in New England, New York, Canada, and England exchange copies with the Aegis. enabling the board to profit by suggestions and examples. The gift of the class of 1915 assures an annual award to the writer of the best story, poem, or essay published during the year. The award is presented at the Senior Assembly in Iune. The judges for this contest are always pro- fessional men and women. This year the Aegis staff has undertaken a new project: that is, partici- pation in the Boston Globe's Publication Competition. Both literary and artistic contributions will be submitted for competition and criticism. DOOOOOOOOQOC A E G I SDO0000OO0000000ODOODDOUODQUOfiJOD,OOlOfO0QDQ?20fQD333D3Q?I8333tDQQ3Zt3Q?ZC8Ii1Ct. ahh xffl First row, left to right: Dolores DePiero, Cynthia Cushing, Marcia Baker, Carole Canty: lacqueline Maxner, Ianice Chute, Derna Pieroni, Nancy Tropeano, Bruce Wilkinson, Helen Noyes, Ianice Morency, Richard LeBel, Iean Moroni, Bernice Misner, Shirley Williams, Patricia Tierney, Eleanor Hitchings, Bertha Gadbois, Louise Massarella, Iean Barry, Ioyce Brewer. Second row, left to right: Miss Helen Ryan, Adviser: Miriam Saunders, Iane Fitzgerald, Barbara Kaplan, Mary Lee, Doris Bernson, Nancy Worrall, Gloria Wright, Cynthia Lewis, Irene Manks. Marilyn Ward, lean Godbout, Helen Ellis, Ieanette Surles, Marilyn MacLeod, Charlotte Story, Natalie Russell, Pauline Beaulieu, Marcia Crosby, Marilyn Anderson, Patricia Donovan, Lucy Ambrose, Margaret Nelson, Iudith Flynn, Ianet Bartley, lean White, Carol Gardner, Barbara Peters, Laurel Gardner, Grace Him, Louise Pizzo, Sheila Walsh, Norman Robichau. Third row, left to right: Richard Hazell, Beverly Bowman, Ianice Worrall, Barbara Todreas, Anne Ritchie, Ianet Merry, lane Povah, Cynthia Foshay, lean Montevecchi, Marilyn Davis, Ethel Pappas, Edith Thompson, Shirley Daniels, Carol Dawson, Mildred Donahue, Claudette Gau- thier. Dorothy Noble, Dawn Lynch, Catherine Auld, Cynthia Silver, Rosa Lee Weinberg, Ruth Cohen, Iudith Bell, Shirley Butman, Betty Obear, Anne Gillis, Constance Bennett, Theresa Innocenti, Pauline Kenney, Katherine Fitzgerald. Fourth row, left to right: William Wildman, Thomas Grady, William Stone, Iune Brooks, Margaret Malone, Ianet Lawler, Irma Russell, Dorothy Ballentine, Carolyn Gould, Nancy Rainville, Lor- raine O'Brien, Diane Moore, Shirley Landergren, Alberta Iones, Peggy Nolan. Mary Barker. Eleanor Hawthome, Muriel McLean, Barbara Barbati, Shirley Stover, Ioan Cameron, Ronda Gamble, Gail Robinson, Marcia Hadley, Ruth Norbaka, Carole Robinson, Betty Ioslin, Donald Berry, Richard Dran, William Grafiam, Donald Kenney. The Dramatic Club aims to give its members a workable knowledge and appreciation of acting and the theater. This year the officers of the club are: President, Ianice Morencyy Vice- President, Norma Homan: Secretary, Helen Noyes: Treasurer, Richard Le-Bel: Recording Secretary, Bruce Wilkinson. The club meets every other Friday during activities period in the assembly hall under the direction of Miss Helen Ryan. Club programs are arranged by special committees, assembly programs are produced by the club and instruction in the technique of acting is given by the sponsor, aided by members of the club. It is hoped that further entertainment and knowledge will be obtained by reports on outside reading as well as accounts of theater parties attended. UQODDUQO0UQOO.OiOiOQUO0O01OiOiO.OOOOOOOOOOOOOAODOOOOOOO OU D M C C B .OOOGUQOOOO - xi. ,,,. ., , .M W .Q . ,, .- . b ,- My . ,Y-r. .- ,. .,. .. Y ,. ... ,,,, .. ,, -w .4l4.h-A-.-4.1-1... .AL-- .--4.....An....n.......,-. - ..n--.4s..-..,' an ,A . s ... .s....L.. ,rl W ..hs-.-.tn ...-.. ..aau.4-.au..4-n...-ff.,-v-ha ' -3 First row, left to right: Ioan Paradise, Betty Ioslin, Irene Manks. Ianet Young, Ned Sweet, Lieuten- ant. Louis Dil-'azio. Captain: Raymond LeClerc. Norman Pfaff. Barbara Ham, Lieutenant: Robert Woods, Lieutenant: Benjamin Bowden. Second row. left to right: Iacqueline Nelson, Terry Adams, Ioan Cook. Margery Fitzpatrick, Nancy Ienness. Marcia Whitaker, Inez McGee, Dorothy Burton. Barbara Hall, Barbara Chick. Irma Russell. Marilyn Ward. Third row, left to right: Ioanne Hicks. lean Stapledon, Paul Lester. Richard Price, Fred Clapp. Robert Cook, Robert Wilks, Thomas Bott. Walker Hannable, Ioan Nelson, Carolyn Gould. The Safety Patrol under the supervision of Mr. Hoot, is one of Beverly High School's most needed organizations? The group is directed by appointed officers with helpful advice from its supervisor. The duties of the group are mainly directing traffic in the corridors and ushering at affairs such as grad- uation, Drama Night, Thanksgiving Day Game, and other functions that might arise and demand their assistance. The members are chosen for their dependa- bility and alertness: the standards are high. No member is to have any scholastic grades below neither is he to have any unsatisfactory citizen- ship marks. The organization this year is composed of thirty-seven members including its captain and three lieutenants. The group has had a very successful year. The Senior members who are leaving are pleased that they were chosen to serve and sincerely hope that the fine tradition of the Safety Patrol is upheld in the years to come. ooooooooooo0SAFETY P 33Df0QD33IO33f33iDDDfODDQODUDD333Q3Z83tD First row, left to right: Robert Drinkwater, Ioseph Sousa, Clark Richards, Thomas Vaccaro, kneel- ing: Curtis Pizzo. Iohu Foster. Second row, left to right: Daniel Shea, Adviser: Fred Acciavatti, Arthur Hathaway, David Haskell. Third row, left to right: Carl Foster, Secretary: Ronald Perkins, Peter Barter. The Stagecraft group is in charge of the operation and upkeep of all stage equipment. The club consists of five Seniors, four Iuniors, and three Sopho- mores. , The first task undertaken by two older members was the teaching of the inexperienced Sophomores. The complete workings of the complicated switch board, necessary to produce lighting effects on various stage settings was ex- plained. After covering in detail the information required to work the over- head curtains, drops, etc., from the loft, the mantling and dismantling of scenery was taken up. On completion of the education of the new members, the first test of the newly organized Stagecraft Club came on Drama Night. The club proved very efficient and turned in a good piece of work which added to the success of the affair. Peter Barter, one of the more talented members of the club, directed the painting of a set which greatly improved the appearance of the scenery. Barter. who is only a Sophomore, proved to be a great asset to the club because of his three year's experience in summer theaters. He should be a key man in his coming two years. The club not only teaches what goes on behind the scenes but teaches cooperation, teamwork, and efficiency to its members. GQGQUUDUO UCf39f'U?IiQCfCICf'Zf?3iO'OOOO-373'-UOCfOOOU'0333Z8333iOOUO00000-DOO'OO'C FTDUOOOOOOOQOO First row, left to right: Ieanne Poirier, Ioan Resnick, Richard Hazell, President: Barbara Burnham, Secretary: Anna Kilpatrick, Iane McElhiney. Second row, left to right: Sherman Goulding, Robert Carpenter, Ronald Parsons, Iordan Baker, Miss Helen Hett, Adviser: Mary Olive Byrnes, Iohn Stewart, Russell Bailey, Vice-President: William Connolly. Third row, left to right: Richard Wilkinson, George Buharin, Lewis Hovey, Robert Rice, William Stone. In September, twenty students, desirous of finding the short cut in math- ematics joined the Slide Rule Club, a division of the Mathematics Club. They worked valiantly to overcome the difficulties presented by the scales on the rule and to meet the requirements of Miss Hett, the instructor. Slide rules were provided for those who did not own one for problems in- volving division, multiplication, square, cube, fourth, and sixth roots which were solved and corrected during the club meetings. Work continued to include trigonometry on the logarithm, sine, and tangent scales. Skill in using the slide rule, when mastered by practice both inside and outside of school hours, will be a great asset to members who enter college for an engineering course or in a business career. As Berthelot has said- Mathematics is the indispensable instrument of all physical research. .2 3 OOC :OO S DE E C B O-3 OOOOO0 OOOO0,000.00019310DDDDQODDDDUQDDDDUUDDDQDUQQQUQ35 First row, left to right: Ioanna Courtney. Virginia Finochio, Bette Davis, Miss Alice Hatch, Ad- viser: Nancy Ienness, Dorothy Ambrose, Iune Denault. Second row, left to right: Renee Mary. Robert Woods, Robert Wilks, Maynard Albert. The Spanish Club under the sponsorship of Miss Hatch, is designed to aid Senior Spanish students in developing skill in everyday conversation. We read selections from the Spanish edition of the Reader's Digest and other period- icals, or from articles containing words of everyday usage. Then, always remembering to speak in the Spanish tongue, we discuss this material. This new club, replacing the Pan-American Relations Club, is a consider- able aid, not only to the student who is planning further study in college or who plans to use the Spanish language in later career, but also to those who have difficulty with class work or who wish merely to have a closer understanding of the common adaptations of the language. 0 CiC50?ZiD32f00CE45Ci0000000000000'00'000031'k0000000000000000000 S PA N I S H U B 000000000 0 00 l t U A 4 , ,, XQVM7 Qt' First row, left to right: Barbara Ball, Ruth Canty. Bertha Gadbois, Iacqueline Welding, Sally Flynn, Patricia Durgin, Mildred Cann, Barbara Hall, Ioanna Courtney, Marilyn Andrews, Betty Coults, Sally Abbott, Ann Ritchie, Iudith Flynn, Merinda Bonjorno, Mary Sabatini. Second row, left to right: Ioan Greenlaw, Ioan Arsenault, Betty Morse, Iudith Goodwin, lean Proulx, Adele Cantone, Ioanne Bossie, Norma Trask, Elizabeth Maloof, Caryl Larcom, Ianice Manning, Margaret McGloin, Idalia Ferreira, Dorothy Greene, Ioan Wilson, Ann Gouzie. Ioan Cook, Elinor Wentworth, lane Fitzgerald, Arleen Gorvine, Dorothy Palardy, Iune Di- Genova. Third row, left to right: Priscilla Bagnell, Barbara Kaplan, Nancy Tropeano, Fay Gregware, Virginia Finochio, Emily Foley, Bette Davis, Lorraine O'Brien, Ann Cooper, Thelma Chamberlain, Mar- lene Morse, Dorothy Whitaker, Doris Harwood, Dawn Lynch, Iune Brooks, Laura St.Pierre, Ruth Duplessis, Patricia Barry, Carolyn Gould, Ioan Toomey, Ioanne Gagnon, Iosephine Paolini. Fourth row, left to right: Nancy Ward, Ethel Pappas, Rose Consoli, Almira Petrosino. Alsace Davison, Mary Coombs, Patricia Donovan, Ioan Semons, Gloria Sciamanna, Vivian Whitney, Vivian Cotti, Ruth Watson, Ioan Woodbury, Ioanne Smith, Phyllis Lauranzano, Geraldine Melanson, Melissa Barker. - The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Stuart, is very popular with the girls of Beverly High. This chorus rehearses once a week during activities period on Tuesday. This year the group has sung in several programs including Parents' Night, the Thanksgiving assembly, Christmas assembly. and has presented the second annual Pops Concert on May 13, 1949. 300000000000 GI R L S , G L E E B 0 00 0,0000 0,0050 C D 0?3500000f033f000393l3D'033l0Q!IOQ0'03Cr3Z8ZlDf ,Qu s 'Ml Ps ,ug-. I- .. mol: Y ' Ii 3'- ZQD' 4 : ' 5. ,, Esta.. ' 7 fi' I S . , . I 38 First row, left to right: Carroll Robbins, Angelo Coppola, Philip LaCombe, Walter Davis, Louis Di- Farzio, Robert April, Iohn Nunziato, Paul McNutt. Second row, left to right: Donald White, Peter Coppola, Iohn Standley, Ioseph Knox, Douglas Whyte, Warren Larrabee, Francis Courchene. Stephen Sanchez. The purpose of the Boys' Glee Club, directed by Miss Stuart, is to bring out the vocal qualities of the boys of our school. During the course of the year, the boys combine with the Girls' Glee Club to participate in the programs at various assemblies. The group meets during the Thursday activities period. s who wish to continue with singing. it is good experience: for those For fellow who sing for enjoyment, there is no better way to obtain it than by belonging to this club. X8IQQQQQ IDDfODHQ'QD33333933DD'OOODDQODUOODOODO'Q0,0D,OO'0 'ZHDOOC T-OOO-5 First row, leit to right: Carol Wade, David Pierce, Caroline Gould, Carroll Robbins, Iudith Bell. Second row, left to right: Iohn Maloney, Donald Farnham, Morton Galper. Lawrence Cipollone. Melvin Eklund. Third row, left to right: Kenneth Kulberg, Dean Zeilon, Bernard Cristoioro. The Orchestra this year is composed of sixteen players, who play only the best modern dance and swing musfic. The group has made considerable progress under the direction of Mr. Claude Phillips. Melvin Ekland is the student leader. After graduation last year, the ranks of the orchestra were badly thinned out. The fact that there were no violinists returning this year made it impossible to have the classical orchestra. Among the favorite se- lections have been Stardust. Now is the Hour, and The Too Fat Polka. The orchestra will take part in the Pops Concert this spring. ww i A . ORCHESTRA QU --1, r 3 , , y I 4 puny First row, left to right: Paul Kelleher, Patricia Duffy, Adele Cantone, Matina Zarkades, Donald Bresnahan, President: Gladys Steiner, Vice-President: Faith Charland, Ioanne Bossie, Rose Pasquarelli. Second row, left to right: Miss Martha Iohn, Sponsor: lean Moroni, lean White, Norma DiGenova. Geraldine Thomas. Emily Foley. Alice Robinson, Secretary-Treasurer: Rosemary Vandi. Paul- ina Carlson, Carol Tracy: Leroy Brendel. Sponsor. Third row, left to right: Edward Bushey, Dorothy Palardy, Eva Merrill. Marilyn D'Amour, Shirley Dodge, Albert Iosselin, Marilyn Goldberg, Betty Draper. Edith Thompson, Patricia Donovan, Rudolph Camevale. The officers of the Commercial Club are: Donald Bresnahan, President: Gladys Steiner, Vice-President: Alice Robinson, Secretary Treasurer: and Faith Charland, Sergeant-at-arrns. Mr. Brendel is the Sponsor, and Miss Iohn is the Assistant-Sponsor. The aim of the Club is to supplement the work of the regular classes with further plans to help members become better prepared for the business world. This is done by means of meetings carried on according to parliamentary pro- cedure, by demonstrations and talks by business men and women, by movies, by pupil-planning and participation of programs and socials and by publication of a Club paper. During the year the Club has had many profitable business meetings and committee meetings, several speakers, movies, socials, an outing, and has published three issues of the Commercial Hi-Lites, its Club paper. Among the speakers were Mr. Tower, of the Telephone Company: a mem- ber of the Faculty of State Teachers' College: Miss Sally Ann Cohn, a former member of the Club, who is now Editor of the house paper of a large supply association: an air hostess, Miss Helen Peterson, who is a graduate of Beverly High School: and others who told about their work and gave many helpful points on applying for a position, good business conduct, and proper dress for business. mmm ummm , OMMERCIAL CLUBmmmsmmC - , l . 1 , N . ig .., First row: left to right: Constance Leonard. Norman Crawley, Iames Hoar, Carol Wade, Robert Grant, Ronald Bovio, Donald Dutton. Martha Simms. Second row, left to right: Nancy Guething, Drum Majorette: Lincoln Stuart, Kenneth Kulberg. Ralph Hull, Lawrence Cipollone, Morton Galper. Melvin Eklund, Raymond Sharp, Dean Zeilon. Iudith Lewis, Drum Majorette: Iohn Finnegan, Director. Third row, left to right: Bernard Cristoforo, Arthur Edwards, Herbert LePage, Kenneth Collins, Richard Currier, Iohn Maloney, Fred Burns.. During the past year the band, under the capable direction of Mr. Iohn Fin- negan, has participated in nearly all of the assemblies. The band also played an important part during the football season, with its marching and musical renditions between halves and helping- out the cheerleaders. It also had cr major part at two gigantic pep rallies. One of the highlights of the year was the Santa Claus Parade which the band led through the streets of Beverly to initiate officially the Christmas season. At the testimonial given in the honor of Ex-Mayor McLean, the band favored the audience with a few well-chosen selections. ln prospect for the last half of the year are two or three major concerts. One of these will be to acquaint the grammar school children of Beverly with the workings of the band and to interest them in playing musical instruments. One of the band's more successful seasons will come to a close with its final exhibition in the Memorial Day Parade. 5550555550000 B A N D UGOOGOOOOOCPOOOOOOOCIOOGOOOOCIOGOOOQCIQ-ZlfOtC!QQOO,QOG0.0QGQUQQTQBweDQU 'Ftrs-'+t-9 wir' 'Y' ret'-'10-..'K L arf!! fs swr l . f q . ' . . , ., . . f . X . . . s,.Ai-N490 . ' ,- .ffvfhda ew wr av. ,F nj' ' ., Q' is Q- . ,' -9- 7:7 ' . X ,f...'-a.-1. in I 'hwy , .su 5 limi I A wiv- 3,35 , . ..,., ,...-...,.,..,...,........,.,,-mf ff- e,,,,,,u! 2 ,..,,. .vw-f. W..--A W..- ... LA Y., VM., W V1 V - , 3 W 1.8 -.--Q 4 ,,--....,.,nA...-- .r,q..w,,,m,..4.u.v.-an I W . M..-W., , ,,,, W Y i--gnu..- . , ., -A A' ,- -..--- -- rf-e. :f,7:,,e...,'-- ' - ,Q -f,- .1 Q Af -- ' .e..:,.v...,... ie VVVVV ..,,.-M, . . 1 -so-q ' 1 2 I a9-- QQ First row. left to right: Ruth Cohen, Betty Obear. Marcia Hadley, Terry Adams, Robert Wilks. William Wildman, Marcia Whitaker, Nancy Ienness. Ianice Chute. Iacqueline White, Lois Arthur. Second row: left to right: Muriel McLean, Ianet Merry, Nancy Ober, Pauline Whitman, Ioan Cam- eron, Ann Hutchinson Carl Belmore, Adviser: Ioan Nelson, Betty Mercer, Margaret Low, El- eanor Hawthorne, Marjorie Merrill. Third row, left to right: Robert Woods, Norma Dame. Iean Brierly. Rebecca Tannebring, Jeannine Lundin, Ianet Young. lune Burge. Marilyn D'Amour, Lois Cohen. Floyd Swanson. Fourth row. left to right: Ned Sweet, Robert Brown, Richard Evitts, Richard Larcom, Benjamin Bowden, Robert Cook. Paul Thompson. Fred Clapp, Harold Cogan, Rudolph Carnevale. Absent when picture was taken: Thomas Bott, Barbara Munson, Warren Tibbetts, Louise Connolly. The Current Events Club has continued in its purpose of acting as an organ to enlighten interested students in pertinent topics of the day. Not only is the Club especially large this year but its open meetings also have been well attended. The highlights of these open meetings have been talks by well qualified men. Since the question Should Beverly Adopt Plan E? caused so much discussion we had two speakers on the subject-Mr. Richard Roundy, Ir., for the affirmative and former Mayor McLean for the negative. Then, too, eleven graduates of B. H. S. gave enlightening and amusing comments about college life and about their own particular colleges. The football team's trip to Florida won everyone's attention: therefore Coach Carrol obliged by giving the highspots of the trip. As the year progresses, we hope to have more ex- cellent meetings with such speakers as State Senator Christopher Phillips on The Business of Going Into Politics , Professor McPherson of Boston College on Current Economic Trends , and Rabbi Ingalls on Palestine. nwmozwnoooawmszwnnnbn CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Qumnoooooooc ............... Z: , Wm, fs .Q.' ......, .... -.r ,F , ' -T--.-- -- - 2' - ' Q Q l i 4 f t I g I First row, lett to right: Robert Amsden, Richard Filippetta, Walter Howard, Paul Fraser, Iames Pinciaro. Philip LaCombe, Norman Ptatt. Second row, left to right: Iohn Page, Sponsor: Donald Berry, Dominic Abate, Raymond LeClerc, Michael Toomey, George Accomando, Robert Carr, Andrew Black. Third row: left to right: Frank Chamberlain, Louis Rossi, Iohn Batchelder, Iohn Bartlett, Albert Cloyd, Curtis Pizza. State law decrees that fire drills shall be held in schools ten times during the school year. To prepare for these drills, organization meetings ofthe squad are held early in the fall to assign new members to stations and to review the best methods of procedure. Two boys are assigned to each extinguisher for greater ease in carrying, with a total of twenty-four boys on the entire squad. Besides these twenty- tour there is one boy stationed at each exit to time those leaving the building. There is also a boy assigned to the scene of the supposed fire to check off the extinguishers as they arrive. This year's squad ranks as one of the best that B. H. S. has had in some years. Should it ever be necessary again to handle a real tire, these boys would give a good account of themselves. oooooooooooc FIRE EXTINGUISHER SQUAD ocrofosczacrcwfarnscrcroiczoa ' I wi-ff-16 . W.-i.L.w W-w.W -.MJ-.-N W K 7 u p . Aw w A ' M CQ ,, ..,-.-.., r. .sl -,,- ,., - ....,. - ,..-, J.. -V... wh -.i.....,.,...M,,. W.. .,,7,,.....,,,,.....,,,,,,,,...., r .Y X ,r . S L 7 I , , 1 Q6 .. K- .Pg. First row, left to right: Derna Pieroni, Frances Coppola, Helen Ahearn, Mary Sabatini, Ioanne Smith, Nancy Tropeano, Louise Pizzo, Louise Massarella, Ianice Morency, Grace Him, Ruth Canty. Second row, left to right: Miss Bessie Pierson, Sponsor: Ioyce Cole, Mary Quaranto, Gloria De- Pasquale. Pauline Grondin, Sylvia Gentile, Helen Hajdys, Ianice Morgan, Ethel Pappas, Bar- bara Kaplan, lane Fitzgerald, Arleen Gorvine, Ioan Greenlaw, Iudith Woodberry, Louise Wilkins. Third row, left to right: Sylvia Tsoutsanis, Constance Goodwin, Margaret Antonio. Helen Fellows. Mary Conti, Phyllis Lauranzano, Barbara Morse, Fay Gregware, Anna DePiero, Priscilla Bag- nell, Pauline Kenney, Marlene Georqandis, Dorothea Houghton, Marilyn Ward. Fourth row, left to right: Iune Burge, Dorothy MacKenzie, Gertrude Veilleux, Virginia Finochio, Vir- ginia McCarthy, Inez McGee, Patricia Adams, Betty Grothaus, Ianice Worrall, Ann Gouzie, Charlotte Story. Members not in the picture: Barbara Danforth, Edna Dechene, Roslyn MacCarthy, Nancy Scott, Helen Notargiacoma, Lois Wilkinson. Priscilla Grimes, Dolores LeClair. Vivian Whitney. Matina Zarkades. The Surgical Dressings group has a membership of fifty-six. At the time the picture was taken nine meetings had been held with an average at- tendance of forty-five and a total of 10,250 dressings made for Beverly Hospital. The annual production of this group is approximately 35,000 dressings. 39D3Ul03DDD33DQOiODDiODDODDAODDD0333339035 S U A L D R E S S I N G S f0 ODDDDDDDDDC ,,.,...4...- Q 1 11 First row, leit to right: Dawn Lynch, Lee Iameson, Adviser: Mary Lee. Second row, left to right: Patricia Goodrow. Ned Sweet, lean Godbout. The Parliamentary Law Club aims to equip its members with the knowledge required to conduct meetings efficiently in groups or assemblies. Some time is spent in a study of the fundamental principles: the presentation and dispo- sition of motions, amendments, debate, voting, and the writing of by-laws. The greater portion of time is devoted to the practice of these procedures, and each member of the group is afforded the opportunity to act as a presiding officer in order to make clear the task that faces a person in such a capacity. Visits are made to other clubs to study procedures from a critic's viewpoint. wwowwwo PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLUB - IX! IZIXIZIXIXIUXIXIZIZIII l!'!lX'X'flXlXl2 X X X X X X ... . 5.4 - -- . ., .,. .. at M WEA , V h , . V . W Q , , , , , 5 . Q--41 ,,, - -f 1 - . f 4 , 1 - - ,- . s, , A , .41-1 .- fr. - .W ,. . , .1 rw, - fe A- - 1 .x.fl'.e. x .rn...v r,.,,., .,,. .. 4,Mur,,N., . ft..-p. e.e.,..-.tw ,., ., , f. ., ,.: .1-, ,. A er., - -V -..Lf xg, -N.--Ni - ,L , VVVVVV LA... .,.A..hv-Y.,. -M.',...4-..-.---A.-W - -, - r v' nv- , . g Q ' 1!'l lfi' ' 92 4K ' 3: First row, left to right: Ioan Desjardins, Betty Dodge, Faith Charland, Gail Robinson, Peter Tappan. Alan Maclnnis, Richard Norris, Cynthia Lewis, Irene Manks, Helen Grant, lane Watson, Second row, left to right: Emest Lang, Robert Hall, Iohn Nelson, Louise Richard, lean Godbout, Virginia McCarthy, Ioan Pizzello, Alan Ploss, Roland Moody, Ernest Tucker, Mary Lee. Third row, leit to right: George King, Frank Williams, Charles Tenenbaum. Vincent Freeman, Richard Dennis, Leroy Williams, Iames Callely, Iohn Batchelder, Wayne Raymond, Donald Cooper, Stanley Halupowslci. The Photography Club is fonned of both boys and girls and is under the direction of Mr. Morrison. The point of the club is for the members to better their photography in as many ways as possible and to learn more about the topic. This year, something new is being done by the Club, that is, the making of a sports magazine, fully illustrated with pictures taken by the members. 'GUUGQO CRZLCICICVCYCLU P lr JCNLICIOOOO First row, left to right: Ioan Toomey, Richard St.Pierre. Clerk: Iacqueline Nelson, Reporter: Raymond LeClerc, President: Gerardo Parisella, Vice-President: Renee Mary, Secretary: lean- nette Bender, Treasurer: Robert Grout. Second row, left to right: Irene Angeline, Margery Fitzpatrick. Anna Gianchetta. Iean Stapledon. Diane Sterman, Miss Eleanor Warren, Adviser: Frances Adams. Shirley Buttman, Shirley Pierce. Barbara Andreas. Third row, left to right: Carole Meehan, Martha Simms, Patricia Toomey, Charles Tenenbaun. Iohn Boyle. Ioanne Hicks, Elinor Wentworth, Dorothy Burton. Now in its second year at Beverly High School, Le Cercle Francais is indeed growing in its membership and list of activities. This year, the Cercle is fortunate in having as a member a French boy. who, having recently come from Paris, is in a position to tell us about con- ditions in France today. I-Ie also gave several members addresses of his friends and an interesting correspondence has been started. Weekly rneetings are conducted in French and the programs consist of games, songs, and special reports. Moreover, several members have been to Boston with Miss Warren to see excellent French movies and will probably see more this year. In the future, the Cercle plans to send food and clothing packages to French orphans. In the spring, the club will have an assembly conducted entirely in French. 00000 0 000 0C F R E N C H C B 3300333250DTODQDDDDDDDDDQDDDDDJD M , I' vf...h.3f-- -fm'f'3 ,.. 1 - f,-in-.Q ,-ff,,,:11.....- -, -- -- ur f---------v-1 . ei. q 4 : ' Q W. First row, left to right: Ioanne Rogers, Elsie Carnevale, Iune MacLeod, Barbara Santin, Anna Kil- patrick. Betty Coults, Katherine Russell, Iessie DeCesare, Ieanette Clay, Marilyn MacKenzie, Marion McRae. Second row, left to right: Miss Lillian Demurjian, Sponsor: Jacqueline Welding, Doris Bernson. Lor- raine MacKenzie, Almira Petrosino, Miss Barbara Hanson, Sponsor: Lucy Bussone, Iacqueline Maxner, Catherine Buckley, Iune Knight. Alice Dossett, Miss Barbara Folsom, Sponsor. Third row, left to right: Nancy Ward, Ioanne Morse, Idalia Ferriera, Ianice Hix. Patricia Durgin, Mildred Cann, Elizabeth Stanton, Priscilla Wentworth, Caroline Butler, Olga Petrosino, Myrtle Merrill. Fourth row, left to right: Myrna Post, Patricia Leavitt, Lorraine Allen, Ioan Sihpol, Ruth Norbaka, June Browning, Helen Celentano. The Home Economics Club enjoyed many good times this year, thanks to our advisers, Miss Hanson, Miss Demurjian, and Miss Folsom. This club is open to all girls in the Vocational Department and in the Civic Training Department. In October, many of the girls went on a roller skating party. A Christmas party complete with refreshments, entertainment, and a joke tree was enjoyed by all. T During the club periods the girls have been knitting, Crocheting, embroid- ering, and making stuffed toys. Attractive luncheon sets with painted stencils took up many hours of enjoyable work. We all miss our hard working Seniors who leave us this year but we shall be lookng forward to our new Sophomores. QCFCiCiCiOQfC1iCfGCYOCtiGQ,OUC1U0OO'OO'O0OO'O0,0'O'0OOC OOOOOOOOOOC First row. left to right: Peter Coppola, William Beaulieu. Angelo Coppola, Fred Bean, Ioseph Sousa. Richard Young, Niles Hanson, Edward Shipp. Paul Fraser. Second row, left to right: Iames Mills, Lawrence Guiliani, Robert Hall. Fred Haibon, William Dodge, Richard Theriault, Philip LaCombe. Melvin Adler, William Wickets, Robert April. Absent from picture: Francis Lawler, Edgar French, Iohn Bannon. Philip Thompson. The BHS NEWS used to be published bi-weekly by the members of the twelfth grade Civic Training Class. Due to conditions at the Trade School this year, however, it has not been possible to-publish it regularly. It has been is- sued irregularly under the guidance of Mr. Root, who hopes that in the future the paper will once again be published bi-weekly. 000000000000 B. H. S. N EWSDQDDDDUDDQDDDDDHQDDDDDDDDXUJZDDZZQD Q CH 'ribs' ns .. 1 - me 1' First row, left to right: Phineas Elbling. Maynard Albert, Lawrence Knowlton, Secretary: Robert Kingsbury, President: William Nutting. David Peirce. Second row, left to right: Anton Kishon, Adviser: Donald White. Warren Larrabee, Ralph Beaulieu. Louis Rossi. Lore Frost. The members of the Science Club are working on a number of projects that will make up a science exhibit to be presented later in the year. These projects give the members a chance to learn more about the sub- jects they are studying and give them an opportunity to apply text-book prin- ciples to actual practice. aacfoaooumcioaanatmnfctaaus E NC W H IQMQUHUQQOI ,.,.-Q, 1 , , , Y l ,jig-...-'... .....,. ,.- -.4.-,,. . ... .a......u.,-' qw ,I-an' .lwa-.V mf? mf' N. Q ,f 4 : Y 'Qi ,V if First row. left to right: Dorothy Moody. Lois Howard, Helen Celentano, Constance Bennett. Allen White, Vice-President: Ioan Paradise. President: Barbara Chick, Treasurer: Carol Canty, Eliza- beth Clarke. Norma Shepherd. Second row: left to right: Francis LeBlanc, Adviser: Elaine Peters. Iune Skoglund, Edna Hudson, Natalie Clarke, Bernice Denis, Pauline Beaulieu. Lucille Sciola. Marilyn Woods, Ieanette Surles. Third row. left to right: George Downing, Richard St. Pierre, Lillian Solaris, Ieannette Bender, Donald Rogers, Ioseph Harlow, Katherine Fitzgerald, Dolores DePiero, Iohn Hamor, Richard Dran. Members not present for picture: Gloria DePasquale, Ronald Folsom. William Graliam, Carl Larcom. Paul Lester, Dorothy MacKenzie, Virginia MacKenzie, Ioann Daley. Richard Mealey, Ralph Hull, Russell Tupper, Marilyn Thayer. The Art Club, under the direction of Mr. LeBlanc, has devoted most of its time to redecorating the classrooms and corridors in the school building. Al- though many other projects have been undertaken, this was the most popular. Other projects included oil painting, water colors, pastel chalks, and leather tooling. Some creative art was introduced and produced various effects in the second floor corridor. The popularity of the club is evidenced by the fact that it has grown from fifteen members last year to forty members this year. UOQODDOO O'O'CfO'O A U BODHUDDDDDDDDDUIZQDDD 11- 1- - --We 5 ..- , 5. First row. left to right: Marshall Sterman, Miss Helen Hett, Adviser: Warren Larrabee. Second row, left to right: Louis Rossi, Lawrence Knowlton, Maynard Albert, Robert Kingsbury. Mathematics is the glory of the human mind. -Leibnitz Under the expert instruction of Miss Helen Hett, the Mathematics Club is striving to gain greater knowledge through mathematics and to apply its knowledge to practical use. Rudiments in all phases of pure, applied and higher mathematics are studied and the appreciation of the aesthetic appeal of geometry is emphasized. Club meetings are held every Thursday during the activities period in room 322 and informal meetings for extra work in col- lege preparation are held Wednesdays after school. If , 'f ' l W-...Q 'fi 1,453 I Sb -- 'gg, 4. 130. if . ' 4 my . S X f' H, ' Q! sit' y r 4 'Q' U wg, 1 1 'R Q. .. Hu ,':,, 'I J --.-4 Q x Af ,, -Mg . ,, 4-sfgif A ..,,,..,N ., . ., 3 Q, I QS. ,,f,l,Q' f-1 's-. ' 2. ,AW-Ai'Jg J' ', -.n rf . -' . F4 . QQ . -4 .-41 ,, . -'ay ' K , :ejf:u.x , 1,5 M ,ff 2. -, 'T H ' - 1.x-'1'?'?rf' -W ,, 1 Q-:'w,' wav-. 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I .... f I . - iff lzf' 'UQ' AQ- , fr 'y?d4. 4 -vw Nil s,Z,g ' PAK K fff 1 'ffix f f if if H ' , UP A f - f ,-. ffjo fl, .1 7 flf um ff, M4 ' 0111 f,A,!!N , 4HA ,ml I' 141111 If Ufgl ff ' f-M M.: ld-1 1. -.1.1- DMM an ' - -Hi af11f,,, 'hw ,Willa 1 ff ,1 'll W In IN I Z 1 I f fl! ,Vs X, ' wr ff! '17 J? N ' 4' 'I RV Al' Wd x Xxx J ll- ' fr X f '- 'lb ,x x First row, left to right: David Foley, Carl Larcom, Dana Walsh, Lewis Foss, Raymond Robb, William Hutchinson, Paul McNutt, Norman Donovan, Robert Carpenter. Second row, left to right: Melvin Eklund, Assistant Manager: Iohn Daley, David Gardner, Iohn Batchelder, Donald Larrabee, Iohn Hamor, Donald Broughton, Ioseph Williams, Raymond Tarr. George Buharin, Manager. Third row: left to right: Thomas A. Rudkin. Coach: Frank Williams, lack Bannon, Dan O'Brien, Donald Davidson, Captain: Pio Angelini, Iames Pettipas, Richard Picone, Kenneth Kulberg, Coach Doc Ruclkin's harriers were hit hard by last year's graduation. Several top flight runners left and the only seasoned returnee was Capt. Don Davidson. Despite the lack of veterans the Orange and Black distance runners made the going tough for the opposition. lack Bannon was Beverly's most dependable man. This was his first year out and under the excellent guidance of Coach Rudkin, he developed into one of the best cross country men in the state. The rest of the squad was composed largely of undergraduates. Ken Kulberg, lim Pettipas, Pio Angelini, Frank and Ioe Williams all return next fall, while Capt. Don Davidson, Danny O'Brien, and lack Bannon depart in Iune. With all these veterans returning, the outlook for next year is promising. Coach Rudkin will have more material with which to work and, with his help, the hill and dale boys should fare well. Scores Beverly-29 Melrose -27 Beverly--32 , .. Arlington -23 Beverly-18 .. Belmont -42 Beverly-21 ...... Watertown -34 Beverly-25 ..... Central Catholic-30 Beverly-17. ,. .. Haverhill -45 Placed 2nd in the Division Meet. Placed 3rd in the League Meet. Placed 3rd in the State Meet. nraocfffcfanoracfcf CGUNTRYQQUQQQQQUQQQUDQUQQQUQQQQQQQ as.,-,, First row. left to right: Lawrence Knowlton, D. N. Maclnnis, Coach: Alan Maclnnis, Captain. Second row, left to right: Quincy Kennard, Benjamin Bowden, Richard Price. Earl Iohnson. In recent years there has been a persistent demand for a tennis team at B. H. S. However, lack of a suitable place to hold team matches made it ex- tremely difficult, if not impossible, to play other schools at Beverly. Fortunately that difficulty was overcome late in the winter of 1948. The U. S. M. C. A. A. very generously made its McKay Street courts available to the B. H. S. for practice and team play at no cost to the school. Shortly afterwards, the Athletic Board made tennis a minor sport at B. H. S. A schedule was then arranged consisting of nine matches with other schools. Of these. Beverly won seven, lost one, and tied one. Richard Kellom was elected captain for 1948. In singles play. Bowden. Kennard, and Maclnnis were outstanding, each winning eight contests and not losing more than one during the entire season. In doubles play, however, the showing was not so good. The Kellom-Maclnnis combination was the most consistent winner. Other combinations showed good form at times, and much is expected of them in 1949. The season of 1949, even with stronger competition and the loss of two good veterans, shapes up well. Captain Alan Maclnnis, Ben Bowden, Quincy Kennard, Earl Iohnson and Dick Price. all veteran lettermen, should be improved players. Other promising candidates are Larry Knowlton, Ned Sweet, Don Farnum, Chet Nyman, Wayne Raymond, and Tommy Donovan. ' A 3331333124535UDDDDDD33329333DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDQDDQDDDDDDQDDQDUTEN N I SODOOOOOQCEUO4 . I n 5 2 i I ' 4 -HSL :X -3 'tsfllilf' -H -r seventy Um T0 vw' vasnons warg: we 9 0 First row, left to right: Mike Toomey, Dick Theriault, Ray LeClerc, Paul Fraser. Ierry Pizzello, Norman Pfaff, Austin Woods. Second row, left to right: Paul Kelleher, Dick Filippetta, Sandy Kessaris, Mickey Abate, George Ac- comando, Don Berry, Bill Ransom. The class of '49 was blessed with Beverly High's greatest team. It was the first undefeated and untied team in the school's history. Under the capable tutelage of Coach Charlie Walsh and his assistants, Charlie Pelonzi and Iohn Borchynski, Beverly rolled over all its opponents during the regular season. Twice the Orange and Black scored forty points in one game. They humbled previously undefeated Gloucester, who claimed themselves heir to the class B crown, by the score of 36-7, in a game that saw tempers flare and near riots. On Thanksgiving morning the Golden Tornado let loose on its arch-rival from across the bridge. Bill Ransom electrified the crowd when he took the opening kick-off and ran for a touchdown. Beverly didn't ease up until the scoreboard read thirty-eight points for the good side and a big 0 for the Witches. Austie Woods missed this game because of a serious knee injury, but Bob Carr and George Brewer made life miserable for the Salem backs. In the post-season fracas Beverly tasted defeat for the first time. The Shoe City eleven was much heavier but could only squeeze by with a hard-earned 14-6 victory. The front wall of Beverly was hard to penetrate. During the season only one touchdown was scored against it. The line had plenty of strength. Co- Captain Mike Toomey, Norm Pfaff, Dick Theriault, Lore Frost, Fred Bucci. Bill Wickers, Ray LeClerc, Paul Fraser, Frank Chamberlain, Dick Evitts, Ierry Piz- zello, George Brewer, Bob Carr, Austie Woods, Charlie Hiltunen, Tony Maggia- como, all saw much action. Their play was nothing short of sensational. The backfield had plenty of speed and deception. Co-Captain Mickey Abate, Sandy Kessaris, Co-Captain Don Berry, Bill Ransom and George Accom- ando, and Bob Hayes carried the offensive burden, while Dick Filippetta and Paul Kelliher were standouts on the defense. QUUUUUIYOUOUU QU A 4.4, A First row, left to right: Paul Fraser, George Brewer, Paul Kelleher, Bob Carr, Bob Hayes, Frank Chamberlain, Paul Weir, Charles Hiltunen, Nate Winer. Second row, left to right: Ioe Ambrefe, Ray LeClerc, George Accomando, Dick Philippetta, Mike Toomey, Co-Captain: Mickey Abate, Co-Captain: Don Berry Co-Captain: Ierry Pizello, Norman Pfaff, Sandy Kessaris, Bill Ransom. Third row, left to right: Coach Charles Pelonzi, Bill Wickers, Tom Rapisarda, Fred Bucci, Wayne Raymond, Lore Frost, Dick Theriault, Austin Woods, Bill Ryan, Tony Maggiacomo, Vic Men- esale, Dick Evitts, Coach Charles Walsh. Five Walshmen were selected for the North Shore All-Star squad. They were Paul Fraser, Ray LeClerc, Mickey Abate, Bill Ransom, and Sandy Kessaris. Sandy led the Essex County in scoring and failed to tally only in the Gloucester rout. Something new was added to North Shore football with the formation of the Iunior Varsity League. This gave the younger players a chance to gain experience. The competition in the league was keen and Beverly was one of the top teams. The line had Dick Hazell and Wilkinson as ends, Fred Bucci and Wayne Raymond at the tackles, Ioe Maglio, Vic Menesale and Nate Winer guards, and Ioe Ambrefe at the pivot spot. The backfield includes Bob Hayes, Ronald Parsons, Tom Stasiak, Dick Price, Dick Beauregard, Dick Carr, and Tom Rapasardi. Beverly 7 ,, , . Lynn Classical Uamboreel 6 Beverly 21 , Wakefield 0 Beverly 20 . Saugus 6 Beverly 13 . Lynn English 7 Beverly 40 Peabody 0 Beverly 20 . Amesbury 0 Beverly 36 Gloucester 7 Beverly 44 Winthrop 0 Beverly 20 Marblehead 0 Beverly 38 Salem 0 Beverly 6 Brockton 14 CPost Season Game? 1545 00660 O O' U CiOIOQQD1O33fQUfO333333D33iODDDD35DCODDTQODD3ODfOUODiOiODfOiO'O'O'OD'OfO,OO O T B A OOO O O O OO OO 'f First row, left to right: Betty Ioslin, Edna Dechene, Ianice Morency, Head Cheerleader: Irene Manks, Helen Ellis. Second row, left to right: Grace Him, Chickie Gadbois, Iean Godbout. Mary Lee. Absent when picture was taken: Norma Homan. During '48-'49, the B. H. S. Cheerleaders: Irene Manks, Helen Ellis, Betty Ioslin, Edna Dechene, Norma Homan,- Iean Godbout, Chickie Gadbois, Grace Him, Mary Lee, and Ianice Morency, have done a fine job displaying effective cheering techniques. They are to be commended on their stimulating cheers. Throughout the entire football season, they were undoubtedly a great inspiration to both the spectators and our successful football team. With Ianice Morency as their leader, they have contributed much in making the past year a most memorable one. First row, left to right: Dorothy Burton, Marilyn Ward. Nancy Ienness. Second row, left to right: Charlotte Story. Kathleen Hilton, Iune DiGenova, Derna Pieroni, Leona Mallardi, Mary Sabatini, Mary Maloof, Iune MacLeod, Ioanne Hicks. One of the most spectacular parts of each of the '48-'49 football games was the appearance of the Baton Squad. Their twirling attracted much at- tention and admiration at some school assemblies as well as on the gridiron. A great deal of praise is due them for their efforts which resulted in perfected routines, accurately timed and presented in a capable manner. The members of this year's Baton Squad were: Iudith Lewis, Nancy Guething, Iune DiGenova, Derna Pieroni, Iune MacLeod, Mary Sabatini, Mary Maloof, and Leona Mal- lardi. Acting as a guard of honor, the girls making up the Flag Squad con- scientiously attended each football game and by their efforts added considerably to the color and dignity of the pre-game and half-time performance. Both students and faculty have been proud to have this particular group represent their country, city, and school. Those who have played such an essential part throughout the fall season were: Nancy Ienness, Ioanne Hicks, Dorothy Burton, Charlotte Story, and Marilyn Ward. X Z X 2 Xltltutltltrtll IUXIXIZIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXI IX'XIXISIXIXIXHXUXIXIXIXIXIXIXUSI IXIXIZI I -WW X . x First row, left to right: Dianne Sterman, Iean Stapledon, Laura St. Pierre, Terry Adams, Patricia Toomey, Mary Lane, Marilyn Woods, Muriel McLean. Second row, left to right: Iune Whelpley. Coach: Bemice Misner, Doris Bernson, Natalie Clarke, Constance Leonard, Barbara Chick, lean Barry, Carol Canty, Ioan Paradise, Manager. Third row, left to right: Eleanor Hawthorne, Betty Watson, Gertrude Cassola, Iudith Lewis, Patricia Barry, Margaret Nelson. The 1948-49 girls' basketball team got off to a rather slow start. After playing seven games the varsity had chalked up only one victory against six defeats. The members of the team had not lost hope, however, for they had played what were considered the most difficult teams to beat. They were, there- tore, hopeful that the remaining games would prove more favorable to Beverly. Coach: Miss Iune Whelpley. Student Manager: Ioan Paradise. Captain Terry Adams. Schedule Beverly 15 Rockport Beverly l l Marblehead Beverly 22 Peabody Beverly 10 Marblehead Beverly 8 Swampscott Beverly 18 Swampscott Beverly 18 Ipswich Also Scheduled February 8 Hamilton February 10 Hamilton February 15 Ipswich March 1 Peabody OOOOGGGOOOQOGIRLS' BASKETBALLnaauoaaaoacrcruaanrfcrfxaczczama ,1..,, , , gY!BRg 1' ,gwtlhgy 5 qu sgvsllg, .t'XRul 9 I First row, left to right: Norman Cassola, Andrew Black, Harry Tozier, Iohn Hansbury. Captain: Richard Campbell, Kenneth Kessaris, Norman Pfaff, Richard Price. Second row. left to right: Robert Brown, Coach: Richard Picone. Iames Pettipas. Alfred Commer- ford, Richard Carr, Robert MacLeod. Richard Gobeille, Robert Rice, Manager. Third row: left to right: Donald Campbell, Richard Veilleux, Charles Hogan, Iordan Baker, Iames Mulligan, Merton Kaplan. The Beverly High cagers were dogged by hard luck. At the start, Austin Woods was lost to the team even before the season had begun. He was injured in football and was unable to take up his chores as center. Sandy Kessaris and Norm Pfaff were slow rounding into shape after a rugged football season. Three of the games were lost by the margin of a foul shot, and in almost every game the Orange and Black quintet led at the half only to lose it after a dis- astrous third period. Things looked good as the Beverly basketeers trounced a strong Marble- head quintet. In a game played at the Boston Arena, Beverly lost its first game to a high-scoring St. Raphael's team from Rhode Island. With the open- ing of the Essex County League, the Orange and Black bowed to Haverhill 25-24. This marked the beginning of the bad luck. Coach Bob Brown's boys could manage to beat only Peabody in the first nine games. One bright feature was the performance of the second team which at this time sports a nine and nothing slate and is tied with the Salem reserves for the leadership. The first team was composed of Harry Tozier, Andy Black, Norm Pfaff, Norm Cassola, Dick Campbell, Sandy Kessaris, Dick Price, Mort Galper, Don Campbell, Ben Bowden, and lack Hansbury. The second team had lim Pettipas, Richie Gobeille, Dick Carr, Dick Veilleux, Bob MacLeod, Red Hogan, Ioe Mulligan, Iordan Baker and Richie Picone. CfCiCiCiC82iD3IlCfClQ 4C81C8ZiC8ZiCfCiCiCt'Cl'-Zi CIC! CfCfClQ1UCiCfCICl B S , B A S K E T B QQDQQQQQQO fvfnt BEVERLY 'Rl ,,q,vcnLr ff- EW '41 . HIEII mn First row, left to right: Kenneth Kulberg, Frank Chamberlain, Donald Davidson, Donald Rogers. Iohn Bannon, Kenneth Bishop, Frank Williams, Iohn Hamor. Second row, left to right: Thomas Rudkin, Coach: Stephen Sanchez, Henry Deschenes, Edward Shipp, Albert Murray, Robert Fielding, lohn Nunziato, William Woods, Robert Hayes. Third row, left to right: Robert Couillard, Richard Hazell, Pio Angelini. Leroy Williams, Lore Frost. Dean Zeilon, William Beaulieu, Ioseph Williams. The track season opened with indoor competition. Doc Rudkin's track adherents dropped their first meet to Lynn Classical 37-31. In the Metropolitan League Meet, Beverly defeated Concord 52-25. Bill Ranson broke the record for the fifty yard dash with the time of 5:8 seconds. Next the Beverly trackmen entered the State Meet at the Boston Garden and placed third in Class C. Scooter Ranson again set a new mark for the fifty yard dash in the amazing time of 5:7 seconds. The boys who participated in the indoor sessions were Captain Don Rogers, Bill Ransom, Bob Hayes, Ken Bishop, Bob Young, Pio Angelini, Don Davidson, lack Nunziato, Dick Hazell, Ken Kulberg, Bob Fielding, lack Bannon, Frank Chamberlain, Lore Frost, Fred Bucci, Albert Murray, and Ed Shipp. When spring track begins operations, these boys will be joined by George Accornando, Dick Filippetta, Don Berry, Steve Sanchez, Henry Deschenes, Frank Williams, Dean Zeilon, Bill Woods, Iohn McKenna Dan O'Brien, Iohn Williams, David Gardner, Robert Couillard, Bill Beaulieu, Sam Davekos, and Mike Toomey. Beverly High's baseball nine should be one of the strongest in Essex County. Captain Sandy Kessaris leads the parade of veterans and his hitting will win many games. Along with Sandy in the infield, will be Mickey Abate at second, Charlie Kessaris. a newcomer, at short-stop, and Austie Woods at third, provided his football injury has healed. Bill Flash Ransom and Iack Hansbury are outfield candidates. The catching department is well fortified with Richie Gobeille, the team's leading hitter last year, and Paul Kelleher. Al Berman, George Brewer, and Bob MacLeod are the top hurlers. .toooooooc ooo and Qbnacmnpscviapmamzrao X! XXXXXXZXXXXX XX!!! XX!! kv , l Q t 5 . ,ri fe f. I4.. 92 E th.-.Q First row, left to right: Ioseph Ambrefe, William Palm. Robert Nicoll, Captain: Kenneth Keech. Paul Kelley. Second row, left to right: Alfred LeBrun, Nathaniel Winer, Richard Price, Robert Whalen, Robert Gibbs, Richard Gobeille, Absent when picture was taken: Paul Fraser, Robert Entwistle, Donald Mitchell. Coach Bus Foley's boys were leading the North Shore Hockey League at this stage of the season with three wins and no blemishes. The Orange and Black sextet defeated Gloucester, Swampscott, and Peabody. The latter game, won in an overtime, when Beverly skaters scored twice to break a l-1 tie. The playing facilities improved a great deal with the construction of an outdoor rink in Lynn. It is expected that next year the place will be enclosed and a good seating capacity provided. The Beverly pucksters had an abundance of speed and depth. The club worked as a unit and as a result was able to overcome brawn with brains. Most of the boys were on the petite side as compared with the huskies on the opposition. Captain Scoop Nicoll. Dick Price, Ioe Ambrefe, Bob Whalen, Paul Kelly Bill Palm. Don Mitchell, Bob Gibbs, Alfie LeBrun, Richie Gobeille, Ken Keech, Nate Winer, Paul Fraser, and Bob Entwhistle made up the well balanced squad. These boys gave Coach Foley a scoring punch, something they lacked last year, and a strong defense. Ioe Ambrefe, Dick Price, Richie Gobeille, Bob Entwhistle, Don Mitchell and Ken Keech all return next year. Beverly will be among the best on the North Shore where hockey is fast becoming an outstanding sport. GOLF Coach Bob Brown's boys will be out to capture the Essex County champion- ship this year after finishing second, during the last campaign. Co-captains Bill Palm and lim Buckley will lead the linksmen again this year. The rest of the team is composed of veterans except for one position. Iohn Duran, Iim Gillis, and Paul Kelley all return and the sixth berth is wide open. QQQCCC!U333111U31l3f451ZfCiDDfODDAOfOfOUOlZ83 H O C K E Y A N D G O L FBICCQDQQQO O O xv , N .QW gil' L 3: ' 1 114+- N -JN . TOMY VINCENT, President THE ESSEX ACADEMY BEAUTY CULTURE Offers You the Best in Instructors Mr. Louis, P. G. Instructor Mrs. Anne Fiske, Elementary Instructor Miss Bernice Cummings, Secretary DAY AND EVENING COURSES Limited classes to give you Personal Instrucfon MODERN AS TOMORROW MR. B. LOUIS, Director ESSEX ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE 125 SUMMER STREET BOSTON, MASS. Ha 6-2388 Compliments of THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 1948 1951 The Eclifors of The 1949 Senior lxlenzoirs Wish i'0 Thank the Advertisers for Their C0-operufion in lxflcrking Their Volume fl Success Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS '49 THE BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER TO EVERY GRADUATE You will find it helpful if you make it a rule in life, always to spend less than you earn. Be thrifty, save something every week: it is easy to get the savings habit. Remember this: Family happiness thrives on thrift. The Beverly Savings Bank wishes the best of everything to the Class of 1949. Hearty congratulations. BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK 175 CABOT STREET, CORNER THORNDIKE BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE BEVERLY O333 AT HARWOOD SQUARE '- TIARAS - WRISTLETS - CORSAGES 24.A.nnAff-rvxf:r:rvA.Aaqv:v:v:.:vgvgv:.5AvAv A Avgqvgvgvgpgqqi A A niigq v:.A:v-xr:-,A::::::vA.A.vvvvvvvvv: vvvvvvv vvvv- - Q SOMETHING DIFFERENTIN FLOWERS O' C' O b Cgztrfer Bruilpzrs- lurtsfs fighfg fllabnt Street afghan: 4085 ORCI-IIDS - GARDENIAS - CAMELLIAS - ROSES Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1949 FURNITURE MART 6 AND 8 WEST DANE STREETl BEVERLY, MASSACI-lUSE'I'l'Si TELEPHONE BEVERLY 3 HOME FURNISHINGS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES These New Comfor table Buses May Be Chartered To Any Point In New England and! or Canada WHY TAKE LESS THAN THE BEST? HEMEON MOTOR COACH SERVICE. INC. BEVERLY. MASS. TEL. 1032 Phtg phybyp dy IGOT tSt t Boston. Mass LYNN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Lynn Hospital School of Nursing, accredited both in Massachusetts and New York. offers to young women between the ages of 17 and 35 years, who are interested in nursing. a three- year course of theory and practice. Applicants for entrance into the School must be high school graduates and must have 16 units of accredited high school work. Eight and one-half of these units must be in the following subiects: Chemistry. Biology or General Science, United States History. Civics. or Problems of Democracy. one year of Mathematics, and four years of English. The seven and one-half units may be in the elective field. but not more than five elective units may be used in the non-academic field. Pref- erence is given those students who are in the upper third of their class academically. Entrance classes are in February and September. For information applicants are advised to communicate with Dr. Muriel I.. Thomas. Director of the Lynn Hospital School of Nursing. LOOK LOOK THE MODERN DESIGN ron '45 H U D S O N DOOLING'S GARAGE 8-12 RAILROAD AVENUE. BEVERLY Telephone 122-W or 122-R 23 Hour Towing Service Photography by Purdy's. 180 Tremont Street, Boston. Mass. MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL OF PHYSIOTHERAPY FOUNDED 1937 Enter the profession of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Courses in PHYSIOTHERAPY, X-RAY, MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES, MEDICAL SECRETARY One and Two-Year Courses Limited Enrollment-Veterans' Programs Co-Ed, Placement, Certificate, Clinical Training Graduates employed in Hospitals, Clinics, and Medical Offices Applicants now being considered for all courses REGISTER NOW! 240 BEACON STREET, BOSTON Telephone: KE 6-4211 Lic. by the Comm. of Mass. Dept. of Education SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ACCOUNTING AND SECRETARIAL COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Summer School . . . Iune to August Fall Term. . .. . I , . . .. , . September DAY AND EVENING DIVISIONS Send for latest catalog Iohn W. Archibald, B. B. A., M. C. S., President 254 ESSEX STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS Sixtieth Year Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street. Boston. Mass. Compliments oi the igmuerlg 7 11211i11Q EIIIIBE CADILLAC TROWT and BENNETT Cadillac Sales and Service BEVERLY FARMS, MASS. Phone 326-W-326-R A. I. CALLAHAN PLUMBING AND HEATING 721 1-IALE STREET BEVERLY FARMS, MASS. BURTON HARDWARE HARDWARE Paints, Oils. Vamishes Garden and Kitchen Supplies Where Old Friends Meet- BEVERLY ICE CREAM PARLOR Have Your Ice Cream, Sandwiches, and Dinners Here West St.. Beverly Farms Tel. B. F. 118 139 Cabot sg,-eeg Tel. Beverly 148 EDWIN L. PERI' Te 237 PETER P. O'BRIEN APOTHECARY PLUMBING AND HEATING 1 West Street Beverly Farms, Mass. 10 Oak street Beverly Farms Mass RIAL SIDE MARKET ' GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS 127 Bridge Street Beverly, Mass. Tel. 1840 Compliments of Beverlv Farms Market BEVERLY FARMS R. B. Goodwin, Prop. 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H? , WA ! 1 1 - BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 Q SALEM TYPEWRITERS NEW SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS - SUPPLIES NEW noYALs ROYALS STATIONERY Dssxs - FILES - CHAIRS GENERAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALEM LAUNDRY BUILDING 290 DERBY STREET SALEM 3100 CLARK AND FRIEND SALEM. MASS. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING Congratulations to CLASS OF 1949 BESSE'S APPAREL AND BRIDES SHOP 141-143 ESSEX STREET SALEM, MASS. Salem 5338 HOME OF GORGEOUS FORMALS Compliments ot D. H. and G. H. BELL SHOE MANUFACTURERS 221 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. M. H. BAKER CO. 181 ESSEX srnsl-31, sALI-:M, IvIAss. The Fashion Center of the North Shore Telephone 6200 DeCOFF'S RESTAURANT 49-51 WASHINGTON STREET SALEM. MASS. Opposite Bus Terminal Photography by Purdy's. 160 Tremont Street. Boston, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WIS1-IES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 w.lADl08Au 04946 LOCAL 3 9 No. 271 If The .Sign of A Bzfttcfr Stnmlnrd 0fL1'1fin LOCAL NO. 271 UNITED ELECTRICAL, RADIO, and MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, C.I.O. 401 Rantoul Street, Beverly, Mass. THE BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DEPOSITS Received subject to check FULLY EQUIPPED TRUST DEPARTMENT EXCHANGE Drafts, Telegraphic, Transfers, Letters of Credit, and Travelers' Checks SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES and a LARGE VAULT for BULK STORAGE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CHRISTMAS CLUBS, VACATION CLUBS, and TAX CLUBS Start every banking day in the year REGISTER CHECKS For sale at 10 cents each up to S100.00. Compare with U. S. Money Orders Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. 5 - B Mac's Shell Service Station Battery-Tire-Lubrication Service UGOODYEAR TIRES Telephone Beverly S15 25 CABOT STREET SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS YOU ARE RIGHT FOR GETTING YOUR CLOTHES CLEANER AND BRIGHTER YOU CAN'T BEAT Morrison Cleaners and Dyers AT 397 CABOT STREET For Pickup and Delivery Service Phone Bev. 2070 DAN BURCI-ISTEAD FLORIST Special Attention to Corsages 203 Cabot Street Tel. 223 nssr wisnss, cuss or '49 ROBINSON'S North Beverly Tel. 2848 Night Tel. 398 COOK the Florist CORSAGES AND BOUQUETS 263 Cabot Street Compliments of NAUMKEAG AUTO SALES. Inc. 4 Colon Street Beverly Compliments ot ALCON'S 149 cabo: street Compliments ot NORTH SHORE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. msrmsurons or loves Pnonucrs Rejoice with Ioyce Mayonnaiseu Compliments ot DUTCHY'S Compliments ot SAUL I. CAGAN, '27 SARA STERN CAGAN, '29 Established 1861 IOHN GIRDLER CO. cont.-coxr:-on.-on. sunusns Beverly Tel. Beverly 2480 LESTER O. 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Compliments of Compliments of ROGERS' FURNITURE WAREHOUSE DR' M' K' CUTLER DENTIST 18 Bow Street Beverly Gas and Electric Building Phone Beverly 674-W MCQUEENY S LEE AND MooDY co. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Construction Appliances and Repairs FUNERAL DIRECTORS C. A. McQueeny 7 Briscoe sheet Beverly 9 Dane Street Beverly 153 Compliments ol Compliments of GREENLAW ELECTRIC CO. DR. E. G. HASKELL 7V2 Wallis Street C0mPlimenIS of Compliments oi WALTER S. FLINT BEVERLY DRUG 170 Cabot Street I GDI R Ph INSURANCE-ALL xmns ' I' 'man' eg' ' ' Established 1902 294 Cabot Street Beverly RYAL SIDE BARBER SHOP FARMS MEAT SHOP H- C- Morgan 10 West Street 6 Eastern Avenue Beverly Beverly Farms Compliments' oi M. so CHELLIS MEN'S WEAR DAVIDSoN's Quality Furnishings-Popular Prices 167 Cabot Street Beverly Compliments ol PEKIN CLEANSERS UPHOLSTERY AND RUG SHAMPOO MORGAN AND DOUGLAS Beverly I-'arms 258 REAL ESTATE Compliments of DR. CORNELIUS I. MURRAY MODERN SHOE REPAIR 2 Haskell Street Beverly Farms 25 West Street Beverly Farms Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street, Bostzn, Mass. X f 'r ' I X M ffl .X y .,,A X, xg, -5 se! L9 X -.f?5f7. ' e 'il gf- ,334 112 Compliments of H. GUY LYMAN CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING 329 RANTOUL STREET BEVERLY 2450 Compliments ot DAVIS DRUG CO. David I. Flaxer. Reg. Pharm. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 434 Rantoul St, Comer Elliott Street Beverly. Mass. Plant: 277 Rantoul Street Compliments of Store: 296 Cabot Street RANTOUL PHARMACY Tel, 2711 THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Cor. Rantoul and Pond Streets Beverly. Mass . I g5gg,Q:QQQrgaF1. Complunents of R f f lgiff' E. M. LOEW'S s Rx, X f. , Y e v I' Xa -. 'og 1 N s . X . 1 . ' N -S . 4 : 1:?:2:5iEi?ia2siz:fEk t H ,. .x.:::,,.:ii:.i,l:. , A N ,- -r-1- , iwmr' BEVERLY THEATRES ' - ' ,gi l g ultt Y The hnest movlnq PICIUISS to come from 5553: Qp,, '25, . . FZEQEQEQ. Q, 1 Hollywood Wm be shown In 2. wt I 0111' fheaffes - Photography by Purdy's. 160 Tremont Street, Boston. Mass. Phone 228-Marblehead. Mass. .M Q , C, 55 NXNX fig . friffnll I ' K 'llil' - WINSLOW , .,. , ji, LTI' ,, . I M . I I . Potato Chlp Company ' h ye y A 133.3 F '.'-4: W --wg, I 'IF Lf To CORNER GREEN STREET and LINCOLN AVE. H. Funeral Service Tel. Beverly 480 Compliments of Hostess IOSEPH W. MACAULAY . Cup PHARMACIST Cakes l ALWAYS FRESH 382 CABOT STREET BEVERLY Compliments of Compliments ot MELODY LANE THE ALLEN FURNITURE HOUSE RECORDS. RADIO, TELEVISION 274 Cabot Street Tel. 2028 69 Dodge Street Tel. 1866 Compliments ot BRADY'S 6 Inc Fresh Fruit and Vegetables GROCERIES 234 Cabot Street Beverly 151 Hale Street., Beverly Cove Tel. Bev. 673 BROWN'S FRUIT 6 GROCERY STORE Compllmems of Corner Hale and Lothrop Streets NORTH BEVERLY PHARMACY Ioseph Katz, Prop. 84 Hale Street, Beverly, Mass. Tel. Beverly 3090 Compliments ot IOHNSON'S SERVICE STATION wAs1-IING, GREASING and GAsoL1N1a A FRIEND 146 Hale Street Beverly Cove Tel. 1611 Photography by Purdy's. 160 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. L E A R fy' ...... ...., b eauty culture ........ ............ ...... 5 t eady income ENROLL NOWL. .... Cwlanatiefcl Oisautu Jlcacllemtj ir Moderate Turtnon 'A' 'I En' 1909 GI Approved Convenient payment terms Day - evening - part-time classes V '.t lg 1 ql'ul's onfay foi out an nfo ua NIJ Q compfctc infovnalion WXQP lgitbrfgj Mnnsrmn Braun ncnofmv 673 Boylston Street 125 Tremont Street Boston, Massachusetts '34 Central Square Lynn, Massachusetts U THYSI LVE ll 5 F195 Ptumamo - LIGHTING - HEATING 4Q'45 LAFAVETYE SY. ' SALEM IGBI Compliments ot Fon YOUR EATING PLEASURE K Q gms ' DINNERS , WE TLE ' SANDWICHES EFIRNY ' SUNDAES , LIGGETT s 7 1 147 CABOT BEVERLY Compliments ol IAMES DUNN PAINTER AND DECORATOR A FRIEND Beverly Farms Massachusetts Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. Compliments of T H E I U N I O R C L A S S 1947 1950 PARTS ron ALL CARS TEL. ass KRANSBERG FURNITURE CO. W. W. BRITTON. Inc. QUALITY FURNITURE AT MOTOR AND PISTON SPECIALISTS HASTINGS STEEL-VENT RINGS MODERATE PRICES 465 RANTOUL STREET BEVERLY. MASS. 3-53 RAN-I-OUL ST. -1-EL. 3140-3141 T H E I f C . ' t STEPHEN DANIELS HOUSE 'np'me s 0 1667 1 DANIELS ST., COR. ESSEX ST. Salem, Massachusetts Furnished Throughout in Antiques of the Period Fine Food and Hospitality Phone 5682 MR. and MRS. T. P. HALLER and CORINNE Congratulations to CLASS OF GOVE LUMBER COMPANY 80 COLON STREET Your Boys Store Inc. BEVERLY MASS. 155 ESSEX STREET, SALEIVI Photography by Purdy's. 160 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. HOME OF THE SCHOOL SAVINGS Commercial Department Club Accounts Savings Department Safe Deposit Boxes Night Sale Depository New Accounts Cordially Invited BEVERLY TRUST COMPANY BEVERLY BEVERLY FARMS HAMILTON shop at . . Goon LUCK, GRADUATES ALMY'S BEVERLY KLlNK'S BAKERY For the Smart Summer Clothes that you will need for your vacation 192 CABOT STREET TEL. 1743 Compliments ot ' PAUL MILLS VARIETY STORE THE DELANEY APOTHECARY Raymond W. Thomas, Req. Pharm. 207 Cabot Street Beverly 455 Essex Street. Beverly Tel. 471 VICKY'S BEAUTY PARLOR XMY SHOE mm Call Tel. 2873 tor appointment SHOE S7 Elliot Street Beverly 154 Cabot Street Beverly Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. Compliments of MAHLON E. STOVER CUSTOM FARMING Tel. Beverly 484 116 Stcmdley Street Beverly, Mass. Compliments of FOOT DELIGHT SHOE CO.. Inc. 105 Rcmtoul Street Beverly. Mass. TAILORED Twrzsns-AT THE SWEATER SHOP Beverly Farms Massachusetts Compliments of REID BROTHERS COMPANY Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street, Bostcn. Mass. Compliments of Compliments of MARY ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP 242 Cabot Street BEVERLY SHADE SHOPPE 309 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. Beverly 812 National Bank Building BEVERLY CO-OPERATIVE BANK SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS 246 CABOT STREET BEVERLY, MASS. CHRISTOPHER SHOE REPAIR 142 CABOT STREET BEVERLY. MASS. To the Graduating Class: CONGRATULATIONS on high school years well spent BEST WISHES for the years ot achievement ahead BEVERLY Y. M. C. A. A. ABATE and SONS IONATHAN LOGAN GRANITE and MARBLE CAROL KING MtMcEu'.Ls IUNIOR FIRST 416 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass., DRESSES Exclusive With Compliments of BUCCIIS MARKET 153 Essex Street Salem, Mass. C l' t I BEVERLY SMOKE sHoP 'e s 0 CIGARS, CIGARETTES. TOBACCO. PIPES NANGLE MOTORS Prop.-D. 1-I. Belden 145 Cabot Street,453 Rantoul Street Beverly. Mass. I Photography by Purdy's, 160 Tremont Street. 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