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An old adage says, “To the victor belong the spoils.” Interpreted in its poorest sense, this infers that someone got the better of someone else by superior strategy or under- handed means, and so reaped an undeserved reward. But it can be interpreted in a better sense to mean that the victory was won by fair means after a hard struggle, and the victor received a just re- ward. As you, the members of the class of 1944, leave Howe High, CYRIL D. LOCKE Principal your diplomas represent the just spoils of a victory won by your own efforts under the guidance of your teachers. With you go our hopes and wishes for more such victories in the future. i CYRIL D. LOCKE, Principal — 6
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ALYCE BALLOU Yearbook Staff Tri-Delta Cheer Leader 4 Senior Play Committee Glee Club Amiable Alyce, a new member of the class, always has a ready smile and a helping hand. SHIRLEY barret: “Shill Tri-Delta Yearbook Staff Senior Play C nmittee Glee Club 1 Even-temper|i and Shirley is gijw rwith |1 win friends A senior indicates, a versatile career at Howe in dramatics, music, athletics, and class activities. PATRICIA BRENNAN “Pat” Tri-Delta Yearbook Staff Junior Prom Committee Senior Play Committee Patricia, better kn friends as Pat.“ is with.a RALPH BRIGHAM “Brigie” Yearbook Staff Senior Play Committee Brigie ' s” infectious ' wit and his eresticulations in English recitations have made him a welcome member of IV-C. Good luck in your Navy aspirations. Brigie. ) J RUTH BROUILLETTE Ruthie Scholastic, ileview 4 jynior Pfo Year ol Staff Senior PI Comi tt e n Pun-]i6ving Rbthie,” with her Contagious giggles, enlivens the Sy earlW morning atmosphere of room 01 ” ARY BURKE r Play Committee rBurkey’s” interest in music and in things commercial mark this dark-eyed senior an interesting friend and companion. I ! LAURA BOYLAND “Laurie” Tri-Delta Yearbook Staff Junior Prom Committee Field Hockey “Laurie,” with her sunny dis- position and cheery smile, is of more serious nature than her pal, “Pat.” HENRY CASEY “Casey” Junior Prom Comm Football 4 Basketbal French Broadcast Yearbook Staff Baseball 3, 4 “Casey” is a shy, thoughtful boy who is interested in things mechani- cal. He has also been seen attend- ing Fenway Park when the Sox are in town.
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