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

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HOWE-ITE CLASS BALLOT Student Most Loyal to H. H. S. .....,,,, . Most Popular Girl .,....,.,.......,S....,..........l., Most Popular Boy ........... ...,..,. . Most Promising Boy ........ Most Promising Girl ........ Best-dressed Girl ..,l,.,.,.. Best-dressed Boy ...,.. , Prettiest Girl ..o.,,,..,. Handsomest Boy ..,,a.... ......,.. Best-humored Girl ,...... Best-humored Boy .,.,a,,. Best Actress ,,,.,.,ii....,,,. Best Actor ,,e,,,PP,,,e,eiPeP,,ie,.P,,,, Best Girl Athlete ,,,...,,,,,e Best Boy Athlete .,....e.ii, Class Dream Girl V......,,... Class Dream Boy ,e,........., Class Talker ......,,e......,.i....,.,i,,,, Most Mischievous G1rl .,...e.,. Most Mis-chievous Boy ,,,......i,.. Most Versatile Girl .,....i..,.....,i,,,. Most Versatile Boy ,,i,,,..,ii.,i,. Woman Hater .e.i,,iii,,..., . Man Hater ..,,......... Class Poet .,....,...,.... Class Grind .....,..... Most Gullible ....,....... Most Frank l..i.,,..i,...i, Class Salesman ....,.,, .. Class Musician .,,...,, Most Indifferent .,...,,.. -13- Edward Bocko Phyllis Hunter George MacArthur George Ouellette Elaine Bickford Barbara Quinn Edward Bocko Carolyn Plumley George MacArthur Phyllis Hunter Frank Pardy June Forbes George MacArthur Jane Hunter George McCusker Ann Pomanacki George MacArthur Margaret Leavitt Ruth Carter Fred Ruston James Richardson Detention Room Favorite ,r,,,..... ,,,,,,,,,,, Phyllis Hunter Edward Bocko Robert Wadleigh Marjorie Duncan Janice Saltman George Ouellette Janice Saltman Arthur Smith Mildred Bonzar Edward Bocko Mary Tuttle Paul Sabre.

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HOWE-ITE CLASS HISTORY We have chattered much in the past. Let us chatter for a purpose in the future. In the fall of 1938, we met as freshmen enrolling at Howe High. First, we chose our leaders: Edward Bocko, Sally Quigley, Ann Pomanacki, George McCusker, and Miss Evelyn Griffin. We started eagerly to assume our various school tasks. Our first social attempt was a Valentine Party in February. In June we had our final outing of the year at Canobie Lake. The next year we were guided by Edward Bocko, George McCusker, Barbara Quinn, Helen Sipprell, and Miss Helen Davis. Our Hallowe'en Party was a gloriously crowded, happy affair, and in June once more we journeyed to Canobie Lake. During 1940, our class policies and activities were directed by Edward Bocko, George MacArthur, Helen Sipprell, Barbara Quinn, and Miss Helen Davis. Numerous roller-skating parties, capably managed by Elise White, filled our leisure hours. Spring brought our gala Prom, done the Mexican way. Much justifiable pride was felt by the able decoration committee on their splendid work of transforming Howe's auditorium into a Mexican vi-lla for the evening. In September 1941, our faithful leaders of the preceding year were again selected to lead our little band, now much smaller than in the beginning. The first social affair was a successful 'barn dance at Orchard Corners Farm in South Billerica, with Ruth Carter as hostess. One of the chief events of the senior year was the Senior Play, Smilin' Through, ably coached by Miss E. Ruth Belcher. Those who took part in the play were June Forbes, Elaine Bick- ford, Paul Waite, Paul Houlne, George Ouellette, Dorothy Cobb, Barbara Quinn, Margaret Leavitt, Ruth Lowe, Betty St. John, Milburn Dixon, Clifford Saunders, Philip Buker, Herbert Nickless, George MacArthur. A Tri-Delta Club, a society of senior girls, was again formed with Phyllis Hunter as president. Our senior year was an interesting one, filled with activities, too numerous to mention. It is with regret and with a bit of sad- ness that I now close this page upon the history of the class of 1942. , ELAINE BICKFOHRD -20-