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YEAR BOOK STAFF Se) @ EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief Eleanor King Associate Editors if Robert Parker | Helen Spencer Sports Editor Charles Howarth Business Manager Donald Palmer Business Staff W rite-up Committee Doris Quinn Robert Parker—Chairman Ethel Hodgdon Shirley Raymond Dorothy Winder Dorothy Winder Mary Keleher Paul Woollard Jean MacArthur Virginia Parker Bernice Burns Josephine Pomanacki Jean Libby Eileen Freeman Elaine Kmerson Mary Williams David Noonan Mary Keleher William Trainor Teles Leavitt Bronislaw Tolutis Forrest Blair Edward McCloskey Helen Spencer Blanche Bocko Will Committee Prophecy Committee Elaine Emerson—Chairman Charlotte Kitchen—Chairman Priscilla Mayo Morton Bent Jean MacArthur Rita Loranger Waller Finnagan Albert David Bronislaw Tolutis Humor Committee Doris Quinn—Chairman History David Noonan Virginia Mayo Mary Granfield Faculty Adviser Agnes E. Osgood
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Ea Pe Ne eR OK OME HE SPIRIT of a nation is what its leaders and its people make it. Our nation was founded upon the ideal of liberty for the individual citizen, within the bounds of law. Our free public schools were, in turn, founded so that all citizens might learn to enjoy that liberty with- in the law. Each pupil, while in school, can learn, as one very valuable lesson, compliance with the rules which govern the school. Only as each individual exercises discipline over himself can all the members of the school enjoy an ordered liberty. Then, on leaving school, those who have learned that lesson can best understand, appreciate, and help to maintain a true Democracy, a liberty within the law. CYRIL D. LOCKE oO
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TOF Sore erate) OS SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS President Charles Howarth Vice-president Morton Bent Secretary Eileen Freeman Treasurer Waller Finnagan Class Adviser Mrs. Doris Sampson CHARLES HOWARTH President, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2 Osea HOOLDAl lela mos Glee Club, 2, 8; Massachusetts Music Festival, 2; Operetta, 1; Orchestra, 1, 2, 83, 4; Year Book Staff Sports Editor; Radio Play 2; Sportsman- ship Brotherhood, 3. Four year s our class president, “Charlie” is by far the most popu- lar member of the Senior Class. Fun-loving, even-tempered, friend- ly, humorous, and sportsmanlike, “Howie” has been outstanding both in school studies and in school sports. Howie wants to be an M. D. Good luck in your opera- tions, “Doc.”
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