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

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BARBARA JUDD “Barbie Tri-Delta Vivacious Barbie, the Elsa Maxwell of Howe High, breaks all speed records in getting to and from classes. MARY KARIAN Tri-Delta Yearbook Staff Although Mary often receives a scolding for her constant chatter in class, she usually has something worth while to say. JAMES KEANEY “Jim Yearbook Staff Senior Play Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Jim, one of the most conscientious stu- dents of the senior class, will be remem- bered as “Fatty in the senior play. Recently he left to join the Army. DOROTHY KILMARTIN Field Hockey 1, 2. Tn-Delta Treasurer Scholastic Review French Broadcast 2 Senior Play Committee Decoration Committee Junior Prom Yearbook Staff An excellent scholar with a sparkling personality, “Dottie has maintained a high standing during her four years of high school. She will be remembered by the pupils for the accidental ringing of the fire alarm on the coldest day of the winter. CHARLOTTE LARSON Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club French Broadcast 2, 3. Tri-Delta Jocular Charlotte has established herself as a familiar, valued violinist of our high school orchestra. LILLIAN LAWSON “Lil Tri-Delta Yearbook Staff Field Hockey 1, 2. “LiT has established herself a reputa- tion as the official whisper sister of Eng- lish IV. MARGUERITE LAWSON “Peggy Tri-Delta Marguerite, an ardent Noah Webster fan, hopes some day in the near future to ba a hairdresser. Good luck, “Peggy.” MARION LEWIS “Lou Marion, the reticent member of 43, has established a new high in making up assignments. PHYLLIS LINCOLN “Phil Small, blue-eyed Phil keeps her friends happy with her abundance of humor. MARY MACHADO Tri-Delta French Broadcast 2. Quiet, yet fun-loving, Mary is a true friend to all who know her.

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EDITH HARRIS ‘ Edie” MARIE GOVE “Honey” Tri-Delta Possessed of an exuberance of jrood spirits, Marie’s bubbling good humor, pep, ' and vitality are the envy of many senior girls. CECILIA GRIFFIN “Cici” Tri-Delta “Cici,” a newcomer to Howe High, is noted for her witty remarks. We are all sure she will achieve her ambition as an X-ray technician. ROBERT GROSS “Bob” Yearbook Stalf French Broadcast 2 Orchestra 1. 2, 3. “Bob” is a good student and an enthu- siastic follower of sports. He couldn’t wait to graduate, and is now in the Navy. RUTH GURNEY “Ruthie” Tri-Delta Yearbook Staff Although one of the most conservative members of our senior class. Ruth has a host of friends. Her conscientiousness will spell success in every endeavor she may undertake. JUNE HARDING “Junie” Office Secretary Glee Club Scholastic Review Yearbook Staff Tri-Delta “Junie,” one of the busiest girls in the senior class, ranks high in whatever she does. Because of her brilliant scholastic record and her outside work. June is sure to be a .success as a private secretary, French Broadcast 2, 4 Yearbook Staff Field Hockey 1, 2. Glee Club Tri-Delta Senior Play With a lovable smile and a sparkling personality, Edith Harris is a friend of every senior. She has attained very high marks all through high school, and we predict a successful future for our “Edie.” DOROTHY HUGHES “Dottie” Yearbook Staff Junior Prom Committee Tri-Delta, vice-president Senior Play Cheerful, friendly “Dottie” is popular among her classmates. This attractive Tri- Delta vice-pi esident should be a decided addition to any business office. BEVERLY INFANTINO “Bevarts” Tri-Delta Senior Play Cast French Broadcast 2. A good deal of the laughter and the chatter in Room 21 in the morning issues from Beverly’s hilarious group. ALLEN JENKINS Basketball 4. Yearbook Staff Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Baseball 1, 2. Everyone knows this popular star to whom we give credit for much of our football success. We happen to know that Allen’S pet peeve is sitting on tacks, isn’t it, Allen? JEAN JOHNSON French Broadcast Yearbook Staff Field Hockey Senior Play Glee Club Tri-Delta Jean, a very quiet and likable lass, is noted for her keen sense of humor. She hopes to become a nurse, and we predict that she will be.

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JOAN MacINTOSH “Jeannie” JOSEPH McCORMACK “Joe” Yearbook Staff Joan, one of the prettiest blondes in the school, will be remembered for her good nature and her bright smile, which has gained for her many friends. MARY MALANDRINO “Mary” Junior Prom Committee Yearbook Staff Tri-Delta Good natured and shy, our friend Mary has the admiration of all for her artistic ability. We think Mary can do nothing else but succeed in her future commercial art work. BETTY MARION “Hedy” Tri-Delta Basketball 2. “Hedy ' s” giggles are as irresistible as “Hedy” herself. Her ambition is to see the war end quickly so her “special” from Conn, will come back to her. WARREN MASON A new comer to our class, Warren was among the first of our boys to answer the call to arms. We all wish you luck in the Marine Corps, Warren. JOHN McCOLOUGH “Peter” Affable and genial, John. U.S.N., has many friends, both male and female. A lover of a little “innocent” fun. he is always ready to lend a hand at most practical jokes. Basketball 4. Joe :s a very tall, slim senior, who is well-liked among his classmates. He has joined the service, and we know that Joe will make a very good fighting man. RICHARD MERRIMAN “Dick” Football 4. Dick’s keen sense of humor and his ready laugh have made him a welcome addition to our class. FLORENCE MORRIS “Fee” Tri-Delta Junior Prom Glee Club 3. “Fee,” sophisticated senior that she is, is popular at Howe. She sets the pace for the co-ed’s latest fads. PAUL .MOULTON “Mike” Scholastic Review 3. Yearbook Staff French Broadcast 2. Many of his classmates think of “Mike” as a shy, quiet fellow ; but his friends say he is sincere, unassuming, and genial. RALPH NEWMAN “Ralph” Glee Club 3, 4. Football 3. 4. Yearbook Staff Senior Play Committee Baseball 2. Junior Prom Ralph, one of the most popular boys in tbe senior class, has shown outstanding ability in sports, and has aided the teams in attaining their present standing in the Suburban League. Ralph, too, has answer- ed the call to the colors. Good luck, Ralph!