Billerica Memorial High School - BMHS Yearbook (Billerica, MA)

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en et ae : we Sm me eg -- POMANACKTI, JANICE Jennie Treble Cove Koad, Billerica Jennie has been on the Honor Roll. She wants to be a successful private secretary, and we know she will be! PORTER, GEORGE Putt Baliwim Street, Billerica Putt . will always be remembered for his pleasant smile and quiet ways. He is sure to succeed as a hand balancer! POTTER, ROBERT Rhoany High Street, North Billerica Rhoany aided us greatly on the sophomore decorating committee for the Hallowee'n Party. Howe benefited by compe- tent work on the football team for three years. Rhoany ex- pects to go to Massachusetts State College and become an economic agriculturist. ROBERTS, MILDRED Millie Chadwick Street, North Billerica Mill is quite a girl. She played inter-class basket- ball and'is quite a star except when she gets knocked out! Remember, Millie? Millie's chief ambition is to be Ed's chief secretary. Does she shine in economics! Ask Mr. Gor- don! ROBERTSON, ROGER’: Robbie Fampstead Avenue, North Billerica Robbie is a very popular fellow of the class of '37, He has been class treasurer for two years and served on the freshman, sophomore, and junior dance committees. In the senior play, The Youngest , Robbie very adequately filled is part of Oliver, an arrogant older brother controlling: the family's fortune. Robbie. expects ito) goetomMaed. T. and be a research engineer in the automobile industry.

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MCELROY, ROBERT a Spud Elliot Street, Nuttings Lake Spud is our senior debator who would pick an argument over a strawe He played football and took an important part in a tennis tournament. lis speedy serves made his oppo- nents dizzy.- As an actor, Spud is excellent. Kis part as a wolf in a radio play brought him abundant complimentse Spud expects to go to Salem Normal and become a pedagoge NEWNAN, JOSEPH Pinehurst Joseph is an excellent football and baseball player and his dry humor was one of the bright spots in sonior English. O'BRIEN, JOHN Nuttings Lake Johnny's football training probably had something. to do with his heroic work on February 13,.1937, when he saved a girl from drowning in Nuttings Lake. ONEILL, HELEN Jimmy Center, Billerica ; It was Jimmy who so admirably took the part of Mother in the Senior Play. She has been on the Honor Roll, served on the Junior Prom committee, and wants to be a Journalist. PEVERILL, CHARLES Charlie North Billerica . i Charlie intends to go to college. To be a Ce Pe A. is his goal. Areonautics also interests him. PLOURDE, RUFERT ; Bobby North Billerica Bobby wants to be a radio operator. Good luck, Bobby- O

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ROGERS, LILLIAN = ' ee: Day Street, South Billerice Lil eTAT “amouiet girl with many friends, sang in the Glee Club her senior year. She popee to go to a o:siness school 1 and become an efficient sccretary. Good Jucl: , Lil. RYAN, JOSDOPH Blondie 1 Tremont Foad, Nuttings Lakes Blondie helped us on tie freshman party and on the Athletic ssoviation tichkct conrittee. Our football captein and a cae Dlondie alsc pleys baske%tbell and baseball equally wer Tie aspects to be a teacher. Good luci, Blonaie] SUAV, MARJORIL ‘ Marge Turnpike Road, Nuttings Lalce Marge , the cirl with the winning smile and pleasing personality, is a very populer membor of the senior class. In ker junior year sne was class sccretary and had charge of the ticket cormittee for the Junior Prom. She has served cupadl.; as. vice-president. of ti? Avhictic fssocietion for two years As captain cf. tho cirls!' baskotvull tbamy. Mdrge Lah Lou hor forward posi -tion vory officiently and was always high scorer. one isan horer student. 'Morge's hobbies are dancing and roller-sitietincg. Sho intends to enter Salem Normal. and, pocere asechonl “senor, Gcod luck to you, Margo, for we're surc you'll] succced! STASKIVICZ, EDWARD Apple Street, South Billerica Jocko , our efficient sonior scerctary, is famous for his humor end advertising svceeches. Stasicy has plaved footbell, basketball, and baseball for three years. His ability to catch aidcd the baseball team of '36 in winning the Suburban League Ciiamsionshin. The versatile Jocko; who was ceptcin of the basketvtall tcam of 'S7, led nis teem to rany victories with his “ccod-cye and enecuraring pep taltks. As runners up in tho Uppsr Morrinrac Vedaor Pournament of “oe. Stasky's team wore presentca a loving cup. Much credit is Gue Jocko as a leader of his tea:. Jock's ambition is to be an aviator. We el11 know that he will succeed. (ee s