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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

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LP .Y fl -1. f! . - rn . ,. fl! .v 'a s ' 1 Q x . , 1 Q. , 'I-.x . 5. 1 , , . .7 vc . 1, r. ,X , ,-fs. 3 un, x -,Q A' ..4 I 952 ,Howe Cliehain Con iefl jacuny Sniora .sjlaorfa .xdcfiuifiezi Yflnulergracli .fdzluerfiaem 1 n 1 v- 7-...iff I' Ts l I s, , y- 3 Mr. Cyril Locke Mrs. Doris Bergner This year marks the centennial anniversary ot secondary education in Billericag and we, the class ot nineteen hundred and fifty-two, do dedicate this, our yearbook, to you four who have made our years at Howe so protit- able and memorable. We hope that this dedication Will express to you our appreciation tor the years of service you have rendered our school and town. THE CLASS OF 1952 Miss Harriet Baker Miss E. Ruth Belcher The Class oi 1952 is now Joining the lengthening line oi Howe High graduates We hope that your tour years as undergraduates will have given you many happy recollections and firm friendships and many profitable experiences We are confident that you Will all do your best to be Worthy of the trust we place in you as future citizens of America and of the world at large All our best wishes go with CYRIL D LOCKE, Go torth into the busy world and love it. Strive to do for men rather than covet their posses- sions. We make a living by what We get, but We make a lite by what we give. There are but two classes ot people in this world: Those who live to get, cause war and povertyg Those who live to give, bring prosperity and peace. EDWIN A. MARTINSON, Superintendent of Schools Principal Mrs. Adams Mr. Burke Miss Fitzgerald Mr. Lampson Miss Baker Miss Byme Miss Freeman Mr. Landon Miss Belcher Miss Collins Mr. Gill Mr. Merrifield Mrs. Bergner Mrs. Currie Miss Harvey Mr. Quagenti Miss Boutillette Miss Dole Miss Hunt Miss Richardson Miss Brown Mrs. Dooley Mrs. Iohnson Mr. Roark Miss Bruce Mr. Federico Miss Kelley Mrs. Walsh KALJ5 O icerd ,yreaiclenf THOMAS coNDoN 9 ,Mce-l raiiclenf DONALD WENTWORTH .ning Pffeffl Pg l'0Cljll PPI' If SHIRLEY VIRGIN RICHARD MYLES EVERETT ABBOTT Buddy Here is a fellow who's hard to beat. He's known for his talent in cutting up meat. Activities: Boys' Club: Iunior Prom Committee: Glee Club. Pet Peeve: School. Favorite Memory: Room 27. Ambition: To be a butcher. IACQUELINE ALLAN Iacque There she goes with wails and woes, Tri-Delta's treasurer, as everyone knows. Activities: Tri-Delta Treasurer: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Statt. Pet Peeve: Those who persist in calling me Butch Favorite Memory: Decorating the hall for the lunior Prom. Ambition: To become a successful nurse. BARBARA ARMSTRONG Cuddles 'Cudalesf dear, is never late - For Eddie she will always wait. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Stall, Pet Peeve: Giving oral book re- ports in Room 29. Favorite Memory: Ianuary 31. 1949 Ambition: To be an R li. MARGURITE BARALDI Reekie Basketball, cheerleading, captain of little 'Reekie' can really play ball. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Iunior Prom Committee: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff: News- paper Staff: Senior Prom Queens Attendant. Pet Peeve: Referees. Favorite Memory: Chuck Lamp- son. Ambition: To meet Frankie Laine. BARBARA BARNARD Barb Barbara and her Tri-Delta woes - Will follow her wherever she goes. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Iun- ior Prom Committee: lunior Prom Queens Attendant: Tri- Delta President: Senior Prom Committee: Newspaper Staff: History ot Billerica: Glee Club: Senior Play Committee: Year- book Staff. Pet Peeve: Baking cakes for year- book meetings Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom. Ambition: To get back at my friends when I'm a nurse. 'he ,f A7 fi 5 . MARY BARRETTO Rusty Gofodd looks and brains are hard to Bulniri this lass they are combined. Activities: Senior Play Committee: Fund Raising Committee: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Yearbook Staff: Graduation Speaker: Senior Prom Oueen's Attendant. Pet Peeve: lacque Allan. Favorite Memory: Fall of '5l. Ambition: To be able to rise at 7:15 and catch the 7:30 bus. RICHARD BARRINGTON Dick His thoughts, so profound and deep- Make us think he is asleep. Activities: History of Billerica: Photography Club 3, 4: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff: Senior Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Silent corridors. Favorite Memory: Our night at the Totem Pole. Ambition: To remain a bachelor. NANCY BARTON Nance Personality and beauty has our Nanc The gciluwho makes you feel ro- mancy. Activities: Tri-Delta: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading 4: Year- book Stall: Iunior Prom Com- mittee: Glee Club: Senior Prom Queens Attendant. Pet Peeve: Reading aloud in class. Favorite Memory: The basketball trip of '51. Ambition: To be a telephone op- erator. VIRGINIA M. BEAULIEU lean Not too serious, not too gay, Yet slie's pleasing in her way. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Tri- Delta. Pet Peeve: DS's and D1S's. Favorite Memory: Softball in gym. Ambition: To become a success in the business world. IACQUELINE BLAKE Iackie 'Iackie' Blake looks like a dream, .-ind she's Howe's personality queen. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Cheerleading 3, 4: Yearbook Staff: Tri-Delta: Glee Club: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Queen's Attend- ant. Pet Peeve: Being criticized. Favorite Memory: The basketball trip of 1951. Ambition: To be a lab technician. ROSEMARY BOULEY ..RoSe., A competent secretary is her aim - For her we wish all kinds oi tame. Activities: Tri-Deltag Senior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Detention. Favorite Memory: Last year's jun- ior class. Ambition: To be a secretary. IAMES BOYLE Clem Here is a iellow who is lots oi fun: There is no one else like him under the sun. Activities: Boys' Club: Iunior Prom Committee: Glee Club. Pet Peeve: No smoking rule. Favorite Memory: English III on the roof. Ambition: To join the Navy. BEVERLY BROADBENT i'Bev Behind the wheel Bev's often seen, Perched on pillows like a queen. Activities: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Writing letters. Favorit'e Memory: Tobogganing on Fort Hill. Ambition: To go to Teachers' Col- lege. BETTY LOU BROWN Betty A1busy little bee as she works all day on , Neve? a scowl, but always a song. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Tri- Delta. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: The Senior Prom of l95l. Ambition: To maintain my good disposition. ROBERT BURKE ' Bob 'Bob' Burke, our inspiration- Go to him for co-operation. Activities: Yearbook Staffg Chair- man of Boys' Club: Senior Prom Committee: Iunior Prom Com- mittee. Pet Peeve: Oculists. Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom. Ambition: To be a Federal Officer. CATHERINE BUSSEY Dolly Sweet and shy and pretty, too! 'Dolly' is known as Howe's 'Sweet Sue!! Activities: Tri-Deltag Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: English vocabulary. Favorite Memory: My freshman year. Ambition: To be a success in the future. IAMES CALDER Iimmy We know lim will get his C.P.A. Because his personality rates an A. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Senior Play Castg Senior Prom Com- mittee. Pet Peeve: Stage managers. Favorite Memory: Senior Play re- hearsals. Ambition: To get my CPA. LESTER CAMERON Les Tall and handsome is our 'Les'5 At Howe he stands above the rest. Activities: History of Billericag Senior Play Committee, Year- book Staffg Photography Club 3, 4g Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Memory: Trig with Mr. Locke, Ambition: To be an engineer. GENEVIEVE CAULFIELD Gen Like an unopened telegram, so tightly sealed - You never know what to expect from our Miss Caulfield. Activities: Tri-Delta, Glee Club, Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom. Ambition: To graduate. VIRGINIA CHANDLER Ieanne She has her man: all others are nix- And when slie's married, she wants SIX. Activities: Softball lg Newspaper Staffg Glee Club 2, 45 Senior Play Committeeg Tri-Delta, Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee, Pet Peeve: Teaching Bumpy to drive. Favorite Memory: Meeting Don, alcl. Ambition: To have six sons. THOMAS CONDON ...Tomb When 'Tommie' gets up to make a speech, We all know how he hates to preach. Activities: History oi Billerica: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Comittee: Yearbook Staff: Senior Play Committee: Base- ball l, 2: Boys' Club: lunior Class President: Senior Class President. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Memory: Tipping over the canoe with Red Dempsey at Whalom Park. Ambition: To travel around the world. WILLIAM COOPER Willie About this lad the girls all rave: 'Tis his wavy hair they all crave. Activities: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Working. Favorite Memory: Assembly dur- ing English. Ambition: To own a car that doesn't hit trees. VIRGINIA CORBETT ..GinnY,. When it comes to cheering, we all lcnow she can. And when it comes to love, she has her man. Activities: Tri-Delta: Newspaper Staff: Yearbook Staff: Basket- ball 2: Cheerleading 3, 4: Sen- ior Prom Queens Attendant. Pet Peeve: Shorthand. Favorite Memory: The days ot tru- ancy. Ambition: To be happy always. GLORIA CROWLEY Glo Gloria is Howe's leading mathemati- Buieb' fly a helicopter is her ambi- tion. ' Activities: Iunior Prom Commit- tee: Yearbook Staff: Tri-Delta: Senior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Permanent borrowers of locker contents. Favorite Memory: The different schools I have attended. Ambition: To ily a helicopter. ROBERT DAVIS Bob Altho2ugh 'Bob' Davis works in the Hfofireqms of living without any toil. Activities: History of Billerica: Basketball lp Boys' Club: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Washing dishes. Favorite Memory: Third lamp pole on Pollard Street. Ambition: To make a living with- out working tor it. ANN DeBENEDICTIS Dee Bee The pride oi old Howe and a good natured lass, That's Ann DeBenedictis at the head of her class. Activities: History of Billerica: Secretary l, 2: Tri-Delta: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff: Iunior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Tommy Forsely. Favorite Memory: Twelve years of school in Billerica. Ambition: To attend and gradu- ate from Iackson. fi SYLVESTEE DeMAGGIO .. YI., DeMaggio - the great baseball name, Wiil bring us equal fame. Activities: Football 2: Senior Play Committee: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Getting out of bed in the morning. Favorite Memory: Football at Howe. Ambition: To be a millionaire. VINCENT DeMORRIS Iimmy A quiet lad is this we see: A success in life we know he'll be. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: English homework. Favorite Memory: Senior Year. Ambition: To graduate. RICHARD DEMPSEY Red Seventeen years ago was born a bouncing baby boy, That day began a lite of bringing people joke and joy. Activities: History of Billerica: Yearbook Staff: Senior Boys' Club: Senior Play Committee: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Football 3: Basketball 3, 4. Pet Peeve: My lack oi nerve in asking a girl to go to the Prom. Favorite Memory: My sister's wed- ding. Ambition: To become a lady killer. ANN DEVINE Andy Introducing Ann and she's just fine, Her name could be none other than Devine. Activities: Oratorical Contest: Tri- Delta: Senior Play Manager: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff: His- tory of Billerica: Graduation Speaker. Pet Peeve: Class Meetings. Favorite Memory: Senior Play. Ambition: To be a successful nurse. IOAN DONOVAN loanie 'loanie' is a senior whizz: She'd make out fine on any quiz. Activities: Senior Play Cast: Tri- Deltag Debating Team: Senior Prom Committeeg Photography Clubg Yearbook Staff: History of Billericag Graduation Speak- er. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: French birthday party. Ambition: To be a Physical Thera- pist. IANE ENSOR lanie Millions of diamonds and then lots IUOIS Couldn't compare with lane Ensorf' Activities: Senior Play Commit- tee: Glee Club 2, 3: Debating Teamg Tri-Deltag Oratorical Con- test: Yearbook Staffg Photog- raphy Clubg History of Billericag Graduation Speakerg Senior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Chemistry lectures. Favorite Memory: Our night at the Totem Pole, Ambition: To lead a happy life. MERIEL FISH ..Mun,, Down the hall comes fire and flash- And we all know 'Mutt' is late for class. Activities: Glee Club 1, 25 Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committeeg Newspaper Staflg Yearbook Staffg Tri-Deltag Soft- ball lg Cheerleader Manager 4. Pet Peeve: People who spell my name wrong. Favorite Memory: The accident Brenda and I had walking home from Lowell the night of Iuly Fourth. Ambition: To see the world at Uncle Sam's expense. CAROL FITZPATRICK Fitzi Even though she has red hair, We find no sign oi temper there. Activities: Tri-Deltag Senior Play Committeeg Newspaper Statig Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Having Room 20 for a Senior homeroom. Favorite Memory: The Proms. Ambition: To be an airline host- ess. IAMES FOURNIER Kid Laughing and gay and full ol lun, He makes life happy lor everyone. Activities: Iunior Prom Committee: Yearbook Staff: Glee Club 1, 25 Senior Play Committee: Boys' Club: History of Billerica. Pet Peeve: French. Favorite Memory: The Senior and the Iunior Proms of 1951. Ambition: To become a tighter pilot. 31 K. 'U BARBARA FRANCIS Barb Sweet and reserved, she knows just what to savg When it comes to personality, she rates with an A. Activities: Tri-Deltag Senior Play Cornmitteeg Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Field Day. Ambition: To be successful in all my endeavors PATRICIA GASSER ..Cur1Y,. Here-'s little Pat Gasser, lab techni- cian: 'Tis what she's chosen as her am- bitionf' Activities: Tri-Deltag Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: English Vocabulary. Favorite Memory: Christmas of 1949, Ambition: To make a certain young soldier happy always. RAYMOND GAUTHIER URGYU Peace ot mind is what he's found: A success in lite is where he's bound. Activities: Boys' Clubg Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Memory: Bookkeeping ll. Ambition: To be successful. RICHARD GEORGE Dick Dick George is a seaiaring boy, Whose fare Soon will be fish and poi. Activities: Yearbook Stafig Boys' Clubg History ol Billerica. Pet Peeve: Algebra Il. Favorite Memory: Classes in Wil- ly's car Ambition: To join the Navy, IOANNE GIBBONS ..IOjO,, 'Aunt Lornaf with her weeping l9Cl'S We'll remember her tor many years. Activities: lunior Prom Committee, lunior Prom Queens Attendant, Senior Play Committeeg Senior Play Castg Tri-Deltag Senior Piorn Committeeg Yearbook Stall. Pet Peeve: Economics Favorite Memory: Senior Play. Ambition: To become worthy ot my rnother's hard work BARBARA GOODWIN Barb Tc those who know her, she's lots oi 1 , A lxllling lriend to everyone. Activities: Glee Club l, 25 Year- book Staffg Tri-Delta. Pet Peeve: Woburn's pride, Doris Reddy. Favorite Memory: The summer of '5l. Ambition: To live to see the old ladies' home. FREDERICK GREATHEAD Archie Heres a boy who really likes lun - But still his homework is always done. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Mr. Lyncl'1's bi- ology classes. Ambition: To become a conserva- tion officer. WILLIAM HAMILTON Willy A willing hand and a friendly smile Combined to form his irresistible style. Activities: Baseball, Yearbook Stalf, Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Double sessions. Favorite Memory: First year at Howe. Ambition: To enter the electronics field. IOHN HARRING Choker 'Choker' has a future bright: He wants to see all the world at night. Activities: Baseball 2, 35 Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 35 Boys' Club: Yearbook Staffg Senior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning, Favorite Memory: Night fighting with Myles in Room 21. Ambition: To see the world. LOUISE HENNESSEY Lulu She's a good English scholar, one of the best. She has vigor, ambition, eagerness, and zest. Activities: Tri-Delta: Glee Club 4, Senior Play Committeeg Year- book Staff. Pet Peeve: Cheaters Favorite Memory: Iunior year. Ambition: To become an airline hostess, SHIRLEY HOBAN Shorty Shirley always wears a smile, And beats all others by a mile. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Delta, Senior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff: Iunior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Writing letters. Favorite Memories: Senior Prom '50, and Senior Play. Ambition: To graduate and be successful. BARBARA HOGANSON Barb Her charming smile and winning way In our hearts will always stay. Activities: Tri-Delta: Glee Club 1, 2: Newspaper Staff: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Roller skating at the Rex. Favorite Memory: History classes with Mrs. Bergner. Ambition: To be a successful sec- retary. EDWARD M. HOGANSON Hogie lt 'Hogie' runs for President, The Capitol will be for rent. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Foot- ball 3g Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Memory: Nat's lectures. Ambition: To be President of the United States. DORIS HUGO Dottie 'Doftie's' gay and full of fun - And she's liked by everyone. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Tri-Deltag Newspaper Stafl. Pet Peeve: Doing homework. Favorite Memory: The summer of l95l, Ambition: To be a telephone op- erator. SUSAN T. HUNT Sue 'Sue' is the best of the brilliant scholars: Someday, she'll make a million dol- Jars. Activities: Tri-Delta: Senior Play Committee: History of Billericag Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: People. Favorite Memory: Mr. Lynch's dry humor. Ambition: To get cr job in avia- tion. CLINTON INGRAHAM Clint Acting is 'Clint's' ambition to be, And that profession suits him to a T. Activities: Football 45 Senior Play Castg Yearbook Staftg Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Women. Favorite Memory: Murderer in the Senior Play. Ambition: To be an actor. ROBERT IALBERT Hot Rod A live-wire, as we all know, I-'rom the top of his head to the tip of his toe. Activities: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: English 4C. Favorite Memory: Mrs. Dooley. Ambition: To drive a stock car at the Medford Bowl. MARY IAMES Red 'Red' is a girl who'll go far: She'll have five mink coats and a Cadillac car. Activities: Iunior Prom Queeng Oratorical Contestg Newspaper Statfp Yearbook Staitg Tri-Delta, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Cast, Senior Play Committee. Pet Peeve: Conceited People. Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom. Ambition: To become a T.V. star. DOROTHY KEEFE lnkspot 'Dottie' is a friendly lass, And we're proud to have her in our c1ass. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Tri- Deltag Iunior Prom Committee: Glee Club l, 25 Newspaper Edi- tor. Pet Peeve: Waiting, Favorite Memory: Class trips, Ambition: To be a receptionist. KENNETH KELLEY Kell 'Kenny' Kelley is his name: We wonder who will be his flame. Activities: Football 3, 45 Basket- ball 3, Pet Peeve: Study in Room 25. Favorite Memory: Geography with Miss Byrne. Amdbition: To take a trip to Flor- i a. IDA KEMPTON ..I,, Ida is a jovial lass, A welcome addition to our class, Activities: Tri-Delta, Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning, Favorite Memory: Dances at Howe High. Ambition: To be in the Armed Services. HELEN KERIVAN .-Hel., When attractiveness and knowledge r b' d U 9 COITI llle , At the head oi the class, Helen you'll find. Activities: Glee Club 3, 45 News- paper Staifg Tri-Deltag Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: My alarm clock. Favorite Memory: Trips to Bos- ton with Ioan. Ambition: To return to Howe in tour years as a teacher of com- mercial subjects. ANNETTE LAMBERT Widget Annette Lambert is a cute trick to see, While cheering Howe to victory. Activities: Tri-Delta, Cheerleading 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Sen- ior Prom Committeeg Basketball 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Statlg Glee Club l, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Men. Favorite Memory: Howes social activities. Ambition: To be happy always. IAMES LEAHY ULGYU Iimmy dreams his time away. He is in detention everyday. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, Pet Peeve: Red Nicke1'son's jokes. Favorite Memory: Miss Wood, Ambition: To succeed. ROBERT LIVINGSTON Liver A C.P.A. is 'Liver's' desire. May these plans never qo hay-wire! Activities: Boys' Clubg Baseball 2, 3, 4, Debating Team, Oratorical Contestg Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Committeeg Graduation Speaker. Pet Peeve: People who copy homework. Favorite Memory: Baseball with Nat, Ambition: To become a CPA. IOSEPHINE LOVETTE NIO ., Here is 'Io,' and can she draw! Every poster is without a flaw. Activities: Tri-Delta: Newspaper Staff: Glee Club: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: People who call me Hlosephinef' Favorite Memory: Senior year. Ambition: To graduate. THOMAS MAI-IONEY Tucker A shy young lad you think you see. But in him you'll find P-E-P. Activities: I.V. Baseball: Yearbook Staff: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Vocabulary. Favorite Memory: Yearbook meet- ings. Ambition: To be an artist. WILLIAM MAHONEY Bill A witty senior with plenty oi style, His clever remarks make everyone smile. Activities: History of Billerica: President oi Class l, 2: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Statf: Boys' Club: Senior Prom Committee: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Graduation Speaker. Pet Peeve: Women. Favorite Memory: Representing Howe at the State House. Ambition: To be a millionaire. NANCY MALLARD Nance Nancy is sweet f we all agree: And she's as busy as a bee. Activities: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff: Senior Play Committee. Pet Peeve: Pussy Customers. Favorite Memory: Seventh period in Room 22. Ambition: To be a secretary. IOAN MARTELL Ioanie Ioan Martell, so it seems, Will surely be a patient's dream. Activities: Basketball l, 2: Senior Play Committee: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Memory: Trips to Boston with Helen Ambition: To be a good nurse. CAROLYN McELHINEY Mac Her rosy cheeks cmd sparkling eyes Make you smile as 'Mac' goes by. Activities: Tri-Delta: Glee Club: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Sandy O'Conne11. Favorite Memory: My airplane trips to New York and Iowa in '50 and '5l. Ambition: To be a successful ex- ecutive in the merchandising field. RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN Duke 'Duke's' not noisy, loud, nor gay, But enjoys lite in a quiet way. Activities: Senior Play Committee: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Nickerson. Favorite Memory: Boiler room with Leahy. Ambition: To win an argument with Carol. BRUCE MCQUAID Ick This classmate has nary a toe: Happiness he'lI attain, we all know. Activities: Senior Play Commit- tee: Boys' Club: History of Bil- lerica. Pet Peeve: Too much lipstick. Favorite Memory: Key West High. Ambition: To live in Florida. CAROLYN MELENDY Carrie This cute little gal has caught her Bobby: Someday, we're sure, she'll not be sorry. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Committee: Tri- Delta: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Bookkeeping with Miss Wood. Ambition: To graduate from Howe High. SYLVIA DEAN MITCHELL Mitch 'Mitch' is cz favorite in any crowd: Ot her ambition we all are proud. Activities: Basketball 3: Cheer- leading 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Year- book Staff: Tri-Delta: Senior Play Committee: Armistice Day Essayist. Pet Peeve: Running for the bus in the morning. Favorite Memory: Cheerleading. Ambition: To serve my Saviour as a missionary to South Africa. MIRIAM MOAKLEY Miriam Although she's quiet, in her way, It's a joy to know her, anyway. Activities: Tri-Delta, Yearbook Staff: Captain Field Hockey 4. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Having Chuck for math in the Seventh grade. Ambition: To graduate from Howe in 1952. PHYLLIS MOORE . Bump Her Donald's a fireman: and, it I'm not a liar, When they get married, she'll drive the truck to the fire. Activities: Newspaper Staffg Glee Club 3: Iunior Prom Committeez Senior Play Committee, Tri- Deltag Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Teaching Ieanne to swim. Favorite Memory: Meeting Don- ald. Ambition: To become a certain fireman's wife. HELEN MORAN Helen Brighton's loss is our gain. Helen Moran is her name. Activities: Tri-Delta: Glee Club 4, History of Billerica. Pet Peeve: The hours at school. Favorite Memory: Howe's victory over Chelmsford in football. Ambition: To become a successful nurse. HARRY MORGAN Moose Sharp on the gridiron is our boy 'Moose' - Pity the opposition when he gets loose. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball Manager: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Doing English. Favorite Memory: Chelmsford football game 1951. Ambition: To join the Air Corps. RICHARD MYLES Richie 'Richie' Myles, what a boy! He is Howe High's pride and joy. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Club: Class Treasurer 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. Pet Peeve: Shirley Virgin. Favorite Memory: Refusing to laugh in English. Ambition: To be a football coach. 2 ALICE NEWCOMB HAI., A svijeet, ambitious, and demure little C I Figtor a Queen is our little 'All' Activities: Iunior Prom Committee, lunior Prom Queens Attendant. Glee Club 45 Tri-Delta, Senior Play Committee, Senior Prom Committeeg Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Having a boy friend in the service. Favorite Memory: From Novem- ber l5th to December 7th, 1949. Ambition: To make a particular sergeant in the Army happy. BARBARA NICHOLSON Barb With ambition so high and up to Oiiicrown 'Barb' is sure to go tar. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Play Cast, Newspaper Staff, Photography Club President 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Tri- Delta Secretary, Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Waiting for the bus. Favorite Memory: October rally. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. ROLAND NICKERSON ..Red,, 'Red' is quite bashtul and rather shy, But he never lets opportunity pass him by. Activities: Boys' Club, Senior Play Committee. Pet Peeve: School. Favorite Memory: Geography in my sophomore year. Ambition: To get out of school. SANDRA O'CONNELL Sandy Twinkle, twinkle, Howe's little stat, itfith all that sparkle you'll go tar. Activities: Tri-Delta, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 3, 4,- Debatingg Assistant Basketball Manager 2, 3: Basketball Man- ager 4p Iunior Prom Committee, Iunior Prom Queens Attendant, Senior Prom Committee: Senior Play Cast, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Senior Prom Queen. Pet Peve: Mac Favorite Memory: Four wonderful years at Howe. Ambition: To further my educa- tion and have lots of fun. ELIZABETH ANN O'DAY Betty Betty O'Day and Georgie 'Flew' -- You're sure to have lun il you're with those two. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3g Pho- tography Club 3, 4, Debating. Basketball 2g Iunior Prom Com- mittee, Iunior Prom Queens At- tendant, Tri-Delta: Senior Play Castg Senior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Queen's Attendant. Pet Peeve: Senior English. Favorite Memory: Senior Play re- hearsals. Ambition: To live a happy life. CHARLOTTE OSKOWSKI Charlotte Shes a quiet little blonde' Cf her we are all most tonal' Activities: Tri-Deltag Glee Clubg Debate Team: Yearbook Staiig Photography Club, Senior Play Committee. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Favorite Memory: A summer in Maine Ambition: To travel ROSEMARIE PADULA Rosie With an expression bright and sunny. Rosie' innocently takes our money. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Tri- Deltap Debate Team: Yearbook Statfg Newspaper Staff: Senior Prom Committee, Pet Peeve: Bus drivers. Favorite Memory: Bookkeeping with Miss Wood. Ambition: To be a success in lite. LORRAINE PAULINE Polly She is sweet, kind, and true. And always has a smile lor you, Activities: Iunior Prom Committee: Newspaper Stallg Tri-Deltag Yearbook Stalfg Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play Commitieeg Senior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Christmas l95l. Ambition: To be worthy ot my parents' hard work. IACK PERRY Digger Meet lack Perryp he's a friend lftfho will get you in the end. Activities: lunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Senior Play Castg Yearbook Staffg History ot Billerica. Pet Peeve: The girls I never took out, and never will take out at Howe. Favorite Memory: November lU, 1951. Ambition: To stay single. ARTHUR PICKERING Rocky 'Hocky' is a very fine Yellow. Hrs manner is liglztg his humor, quite mellow. Activities: Football 4: Boys' Clubg lunior Prom Committee: Glee Club: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Women. Favorite Memory: Senior English. Ambition: To get into politics. MARIORIE POHL Margie 'Margie,' when you display your smile so sweet, Do you know you give the world a treat? Activities: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff: Basketball 2, 3: lunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Com- mittee. Pet Peeve: Coming to school late every morning, Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom. Ambition: To live up to my par- ents' expectations ol me. PAUL POWER Yirk Paul is a cause lor girls' Ilirtaticnf And teasing is his main occupafionf' Activities: Baseball: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Stalty His- tory oi Billerica. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: The day I got my car. Ambition: To obtain an ambition. ALBERT RESLOW HAI., 'Al's' a iellow who can't be beat: He'll own a big car and a Hollywood suite. Activities: Boys' Club: Glee Clubg Iunior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Waking up in the morning. Favorite Memory: The school days I missed. Ambition: To live without work- ing. CLAUDE K. ROBERTS Bud To join the Marines is 'Bud's' endeav- org He's sure to be the best one ever. Activities: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Stall: Baseball 3. Pet Peeve: Mr. Lynch's leaving Howe. Favorite Memory: Physics classes. Ambition: To leave Howe and be accepted into the Marine Corps. CAROL CHASE ROGERS Gar-mite Nursing is Carol's career we agree, But sne also wants her 'MHS.' de- gree. Activities: Basketball 1, 25 Ora- torical Contest: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Delta: Senior Play Com- mittee: Newspaper Staff: Year- book Staff. Pet Peeve: Being hungry. Favorite Memory: My schooling and my teachers. Ambition: To become a nurse. MELODIE ROGERS Ruth Re-ticent and tair is our Melodie, Wherever she is, there is harmony! Activities: Yearbook Staff, Tri- Delta, C-:lee Club 1, 2. Ambition: To stay happy. Pet Peeve: Gossipers. Favorite Memory: November 24, 1951 . SYLVIA SALISBURY Tissie Our little girl is easy to please, She's sweet, smart, and a little tease. Activities: Yearbook Stati, Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Tri-Delta. Ambition: To ily an airplane. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Favorite Memory: Sophomore year. BRENDA SAVAGE ..Bren,i We know oi Bob and his Navy lite, And we know she'1l make him a good wife. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Iunior Prom Committee, Tri-Delta, Pol- ly Teena, Glee Club l, 2. Ambition: To attain my MRS. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Favorite Memory: Double dates with Mutt and Grant. DORIS SAUNDERS Dolly She is not loud, noisy, nor gay - But wisely lives in a quiet way. Activities: Tri-Delta, Yearbook Staff, Iunior Prom Committee. Ambition: To become a pediatric nurse. Pet Peeve: Shorthand. Favorite Memory: Four years at Howe. DOROTHY SCI-IAIER Dottie To you we send a farewell hail A Success and luck as a 'Nightingale-.' Activities: Yearbook Staff, Tri- Delta, Senior Play Committee, Senior Prom Committee, News- paper Staff. Ambition: To become an R.N. Pet Peeve: Gossipers. Favorite Memory: Senior Prom. CLARA SCORGIE Scorg Clara Scorgie is a capable one. Many friends this girl has Won. Activities: Tri-Delta, Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Iunior Prom Committee. Ambition: To become cr secretary Pet Peeve: Undependable people Favorite Memory: Senior year at Howe. ALICE SHAW HAI.. Alice really is the rage, She glot her proposals at an early age. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Glee Club l, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Tri-Delta. Ambition: To meet all kinds oi people, Pet Peeve: Poor sports. Favorite Memory: Sophomore year, NORMAN SILVA .tNOrmii In the schoolyard every day, Are Norman Silva and his Henry I. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Committee. Ambition: To be a general con- tractor. Pet Peeve: Being called Clancy Favorite Memory: Mr. Gill's man- ual training classes. DONALD SIMPSON Don 'Donnie' Simpson played his part well,- As Mr. Keep, he rang the bell. Activities: Senior Play Cast, Boys' Club, lunior Prom Committee. Ambition: To build a house for the future. Pet Peeve: Ieanne. Favorite Memory: Senior Play. LOUIS SPONAGLE Louie This young man has ambitious dreamsf To be czar ot Russia is his scheme. Activities: Boys' Club. Ambition: To become Czar ot Rus- sia. Pet Peeve: Girls who talk in the corridor, Favorite Memory: Summer vaca- tion, MARY ST. HILAIRE 'Shorty 'Sfzcriy' is a girl, slight and small. She s a ready friend to aflf' Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 4: Tri- Delta: Newspaper Stall: Senior Play Committee. Pet Peeve: People insisting on my age. Favorite Memory: Howe High dances. Ambition: To make good. ELEANOR SULLIVAN Sully To be a typist is 'Sully's' dream: And shell succeed 'cause shes on the beam. Activities: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff: Iunior Prom Committee: Newspaper Stall: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Queens Attendant. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Memory: lunior Prom. Ambition: To be a typist, NANCY TODD Toddy Our little 'Toddy' is quite a howl: She should be voted class night owl. Activities: Senior Play Commit- tee: Senior Prom Committee: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Staying home nights to do homework. Favorite Memory: Summer ol '51, Ambition: To be happy always. HAROLD TOWLE Harry A tail gunner on a B-29 ls Towle's ambition - - truly fine. Activities: Baseball 2, 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Yearbook Stall: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Substitute teachers. Favorite Memory: Hygiene in Boom 29. Ambition: To be a tail gunner on a B-29, BARBARA TRIBUNA Barb 'Barb' is our lriend, Eur watch as she comes around that bend. Activities: Senior Play Commit- tee: Tri-Delta. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Senior Prom, '51, Ambition: To be a telephone op- erator. Y. - 1 were THOMAS TSCHERCH Bubba 'Bsubba' and Mr. Burke - Braves and ox. Now 'Bubba' rides while Mr. Burke walks. Activities: Yearbook Statl: Senior Play Committee: Baseball 2. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Winning the baseball bet I had with Mr. Burke. Ambition: To see the world by looking through a porthole. LOIS TURNBULL Dub Our little 'Dub' is very sweet: 1 She's one girl everyone likes to meet.' Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tri- Delta: Yearbook Staff: News- paper Staff. Pet Peeve: Shawshaw, the ln- dian squaw. Favorite Memory: Chuck Lamp- son. Ambition: To go on living. SHIRLEY VIRGIN Shirl Our little girl is easy to please, She's sweet, shy, and sometimes a tease. Activities: Iunior Prom Commit- tee: Senior Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Iunior Prom Queen's Attendant: Iun- ior Class Secretary: Senior Class Secretary: Tri-Delta: Newspaper Staff: Senior Prom Queens Attendant. Pet Peeve: People who telephone and don't leave their names. Favorite Memory: My years at Howe. Ambition: To be a successful art- ist. PAUL GEORGE WAITKUS Paul It's sale to bet or risk a guess, On Paul's ultimate success. Activities: Boys' Club: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff: Glee Club: Senior Prom Committee: History of Billerica. Pet Peeve: History of Billerica. Favorite Memory: Being the youngest boy in :he senior class. Ambition: To become successful. VIRGINIA WALSH Ginnie To conquer the world is 'Ginnie's' Ulm: We all know she'll rise to fame. Activities: Vice President Fresh- man Class: Vice President Sophomore Class: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Com- mittee: Senior Play Committee: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Billy Mahoney's teas- ing. Favorite Memory: Iunior year. Ambition: To become a success- iul secretary. MURIEL WARD Toosie Muriel Ward is as bright as May: Her presence adds to any day. Activities: Senior Play Commit- teeg History ot Billericag Tri Delta, Senior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: Air Force. Favorite Memory: Meeting Eddie. Ambition: To be a nurse. CLAIRE WILSON Willy 'Toi those who know her she's lots of UI1, A willing friend to everyone. Activities: Tri-Delta, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Commit- teeg Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committeep Cheerleading 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Newspaper Staff, Softball. Pet Peeve: People who tease. Favorite Memory: Cheerleading and practice at Howe, Ambition: To be a private secre- tary. eruice Rf Donald Cummings Edward Diaz Iames Koons Anthony Mazzeo William Scott DONALD WENTWORTH Minnow 'Minnow Wentworth, Captain twice, With the girls he cuts the ice. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Co-Captain 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Co-Captain 4, Class Treasurer l, 2, Vice- President 3, 4: Yearbook Staff, Iunior Prom Committee, Boys' Club, Senior Prom Committee. Pet Peeve: The alumni's telling the football players how to play football. Favorite Memory: Sophomore home room with Mrs. Walsh. Ambition: To be an alumnus of Howe High. 6566 .jshdorg ln September of l948, the class of 1952 was preparing for the produc- tion of a four act play, entitled Memories After many tryouts for this big event in the lives of these freshmen, the leading roles were assigned: William Mahoney, president, Virginia Walsh, vice-president, Ann DeBenedictis, secre- tary, Donald Wentworth, treasurer, with the entire class as chorus, and Mrs. Doris Bergner and Miss Harriet Baker, as directors. At last the class of 1952 was starting its version of Memories There were three seconds left before the curtain rose. The chorus and leads were now in their places. The house lights dimmed, and the curtain rose on act one of Memories Act One was the freshman year at Howe High with the scene setting, the Maurice A. Buck Auditorium. Amid much festivity on the stage, the leads and chorus were dancing to the melodious strains of Louis Tuleja's orchestra as the Freshman Frolic unfolded. Scene two was a beach scene, Crane's Beach in lpswich. The chorus and leads, dressed effectively in beach attire, displayed a beach panorama. The curtain then brought to a successful conclusion the first year of a high school students life. Act Two was the sophomore year at Howe High. Scene one was again a dance scene, wherein the sophomores were working diligently to make their dance, a Halloween Dance, taking place on October 20, 1949, a suc- cess. The leads were played by the same students as in Act One. Scene two was a scene of great activity, Silver Lake, New Hampshire, the destination of their class trip. The curtain came down on the sophomore year at Howe High. ln Act Three the stand-ins, Thomas Condon, as president, Donald Went- worth, vice-president, Shirley Virgin, secretary, and Richard Myles, treas- urer, assumed their roles. The chorus again was the entire junior class. Scene one took place on May ll, l95l. The hall was decorated in the many elaborate scenes of a 'lMardi Gras. lt was the performance for the juniors - their junior Prom. Mary james was chosen queen of the Mardi Gras with her coterie of attendants, Betty O'Day, Barbara Barnard, Alice Newcomb, Sandra O'Connell, Shirley Virgin, and joanne Gibbons. For many days after, the juniors enjoyed discussing their successful performance. Scene two was at Whalom Park, june 24, l95l. Swimming, roller skat- ing, and other amusements were items on the stage set. Now the curtain rose on the last act of Memories The leads were played once again by the stand-ins, under the direction of Mrs. Doris Berg- ner and Mr. Arthur Merrifield. Scene one portrayed some of the memories enjoyed by the senior class. Class rings, pictures, dances, Tri-Delta, sports and cheerleading were all displayed here before the eyes of the audience. Scene two was November l6, l95l at Howe High School, the scene, the Senior Play, the Hangman's Noose, directed by Miss E. Ruth Belcher. The cast included Donald Simpson, lack Perry, Sandra O'Connell, Barbara Nicholson, loanne Gibbons, Clinton lngraham, james Calder, Ioan Donovan, Betty O'Day, and Mary james, who gave creditable performances. Scene three once more was again the Maurice A. Buck Auditorium. Dan Cupid, with his arrow pointing at dancing couples, was kept busy the night of February l5, l952, as the seniors enjoyed their annual Senior Prom. The queen of the Sweetheart Ball was Sandra O'Connell, and her attendants, Eleanor Sullivan, Virginia Corbett, Margurite Baraldi, Nancy Barton, lacque- line Blake, Shirley Virgin, Betty O'Day, Mary Barretto. The curtain rose on scene four of Memories amid much confusion at Howe High School. Girls in white gowns and boys in tuxes were rushing from one place to another, the night of graduation. The processional march played as the seniors marched into the auditorium. As they marched down the aisle, each had a special memory of his high school years. The time had arrived for the distribution of diplomas. Could it be possible that we, the class of l952, had completed twelve years of education? To the tune of the recessional march the seniors filed out of the hall. There were tears in the eyes of many of them as they bade farewell to classmates and teach- ers. Whether they venture to further education, armed forces or positions, Howe High will never be forgotten by the class of 1952. The curtain descends on Memories, and the seniors extended to everyone that helped to make their twelve years of school successful many, many thanks. ' 674155 ga! of l Class Artist Best Athlete lllost Dependable Class Comedian Best Dressed Gloria Crowley Richard Myles Ann Devine Richard Dempsey Barbara Francis , . i f ,Iaiiii , I W . Af .ffff z ' I ' ' ff ,j , ,L ,. . x I K ' A f 'E a f- efafafgi ' Handsomest Prettiest Class Dancer Man Hater Wfoman Hater Donald Wentworth Brenda Savage Everett Abbott Sylvia Mitchell james Boyle . 1 . 5 sh Friendliest Detention Room Favorite Most Original Class Heartbreaker Most Popular Sandra O'ConnelI james Leahy Shirley Virgin James Calder Jacqueline Blake -Most Likely To Succeed Most Mischievous Class llvorkers Robert Livingston Mary Barette James Fournier Virginia Walsh Robert Burke Quietest Class Thespian Dorothy Schaier Clinton lngraham Outstanding Student jane Ensor Night Owls Richard George Barbara Barnard I me parables Virginia Chandler Donald Simpson Most Versatile Class Talker William Mahoney Jacqueline Allan Blast will auth Eratament nf the Gllass nf 1952 Be it recalled to mind, that we, the first class to graduate from Howe High during double sessions, Cafter much pain and sufferingl, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-two, being of reasonably sound mind, and rela- tively strong body Cwe hopel, and not knowing what the future may hold, do hereby proclaim this document as our last will and testament: Knot re- sponsible for anything hereafter.l We, the Class of l952, leave to the Iunior Class our money making schemes. We, the Class of l952, leave to the Sophomore Class our sophistica- tion We, the Class of l952, leave to the Freshman Class our ability to get along with all the teachers. We, the Class of l952, leave the Faculty to the misery of the coming senior classes. CLAUSE CNE: I, Everett Abbott, leave my absence excuses to Mr. Burke and Mr. Locke. CLAUSE TWO: I, Iacquelyn Allan, leave my dog appeal to Bernie Boudreau. CLAUSE THREE: I, Barbara Armstrong, leave my correspondence in the dictionary. CLAUSE FOUR: I, Margurite Baraldi, leave my well worn cheerleader's tights to Patsy Toomey. CLAUSE FIVE: I, Barbara Barnard, leave my recipe for Yearbook cake to Barbara McAnern. CLAUSE SIX: I, Mary Barretto, leave my red hair to George Head so he can be seen as well as heard. CLAUSE SEVEN: I, Richard Barrington, leave the remaining Billerica landmarks to Mrs. Dooley's future historians. CLAUSE EIGHT: I, Nancy Barton, leave Howe and hope that Fred Glavin soon follows. CLAUSE NINE: I, Virginia Beaulieu, leave my one and only A in his- tory to my sister Dorothy. CLAUSE TEN: I, Iacqueline Blake, leave to travel for Myles. CLAUSE ELEVEN: I, Beverly Broadbent, leave all my text books to the Bennett Public Library. CLAUSE TWELVE: I, Betty Lou Brown, leave my class ring to Barbara Carbonetti. CLAUSE THIRTEEN: I, Rosemary Bouley, leave my unprocured late bus slips to Miss Belcher. CLAUSE FOURTEEN: I, Iames Boyle, leave my draft card to Phil Gaudet. CLAUSE FIFTEEN: I, Robert Burke, leave with the help of God and the Enalish teacher. CLAUSE SIXTEEN: I, Catherine Bussey, leave my eagerness to graduate to Gloria Barretto. ' CLAUSE SEVENTEEN: I, Iames Calder, leave through the portals of Howe, not Hangman's Noose. CLAUSE EIGHTEEN: I, Lester Cameron, leave my camera to Bev, CLAUSE NINETEEN: I, Genevieve Caulfield, leave my profits from my stock investments to Mr. I. A. Roark, who says he needs them. A CLAUSE TWENTY: I, Virginia Chandler, leave my hopes of gaining weight to Patty Wing. CLAUSE TWENTY-ONE: I, Thomas Condon, leave one of my chicks to Bink Stickney. CLAUSE TWENTY-TWO: I, William Cooper, leave to Stuart Potter my parking place behind the high school. CLAUSE TWENTY-THREE: I, Virginia Corbett, leave to play a game of lack and Iill. CLAUSE TWENTY-FOUR: I, Gloria Crowley, leave my unique calcula- tions to future mathematicians. CLAUSE TWENTY-FIVE: l, Robert Davis, leave my share of the Cubby Hole to Marvin Crandall. CLAUSE TWENTY-SIX: I, Ann DeBendictis, leave my footsteps behind me. CLAUSE TWENTY-SEVEN: I, Sylvester DeMaggio, leave my football truck to next year's tribe. CLAUSE TWENTY-EIGHT: I, Vincent DeMorris, leave my English note- books to be burned, they should. CLAUSE TWENTY-NINE: I, Richard Dempsey, leave my advice to the lovelorn to Donnie Flynn. CLAUSE THIRTY: I, Ann Devine, leave my good judgment of people's character to Ianet McKeown. CLAUSE THIRTY-ONE: I, Ioan Donovan, leave my finesse at blowing up the lab to Dotty Ioyce. CLAUSE THIRTY-TWO: I, lane Ensor, leave the office confusion to Pat MacConnell. CLAUSE THIRTY-THREE: I, Meriel Fish, leave to Miss Fitzgerald a few gray hairs. CLAUSE THIRTY-FOUR: I, Carol Fitzpatrick, leave my long lunch periods to Barbara George. CLAUSE THIRTY-FIVE: I, lames Fournier, leave my poetic criticism to Stuart Potter. CLAUSE THIRTY-SIX: I, Barbara Francis, leave my pleasant memories of Howe to my sister Iudith. CLAUSE THIRTY-SEVEN: I, Patricia Gasser, leave to go to the dogs - as Doctor Hall's assistant. CLAUSE THIRTY-EIGHT: I, Raymond Gauthier, leave Howe High School to prove that miracles do happen. CLAUSE THIRTY-NINE: I, Richard George, leave my ability to open Room l7's door to Forrest Tucker. CLAUSE FORTY: I, Ioanne Gibbons, leave Aunt Lorna's tears to Mrs. Dooley. CLAUSE FORTY-ONE: I, Barbara Goodwin, leave my seat in the library to next year's Miss Unfortunate. CLAUSE FORTY-TWO: I, Kenneth Greathead, leave quietly via the back door. CLAUSE FORTY-THREE: I, William Hamilton, ain't leaving nothing. I'm taking it all with me. CLAUSE FORTY-FOUR: I, Iohn Harring, leave guarding the door of Room 21 at niqht to Bill Robbins. CLAUSE FORTY-FIVE: I, Louise Hennessey, leave my dimples to Mr. Merrifield. CLAUSE FORTY-SIX: I, Doris Hugo, leave my sister jerry all my hard earned English marks, and my broken down chair in Room 21. CLAUSE FORTY-SEVEN: I, Susan Hunt, leave a threadbare gym suit to any desperate Iunior. CLAUSE FORTY-EIGHT: I, Shirley Hoban, leave my latest dance steps to Mr. Burke in hopes that they are as good as his college dance steps. CLAUSE FORTY-NINE: I, Barbara Hoganson, leave my one and only shorthand book to my sister Catherine. CLAUSE FIFTY: I, Edward Hoganson, leave my leaky fountain pen to Billy Baroni. CLAUSE FIFTY-ONE: I, Clinton Ingraham, leave five years of enjoyment l?l behind me. CLAUSE FIFTY-TWC: I, Robert Ialbert, leave my flivver to Max Le- vine's junk yard. CLAUSE FIFTY-THREE: I, Mary james, leave my crown to the reigning queen of '53. CLAUSE FIFTY-FOUR: I, Dorothy Keefe, leave a motorcycle to Mr. Roark to enable him to issue his detention slips faster. CLAUSE FIFTY-FIVE: I, Kenneth Kelley, leave my gym class to anybody who is in desperate need of V2 point. CLAUSE FIFTY-SIX: I, Ida Kempton, leave to my sister Lillian, three tons of ashes to prevent her from slipping in her subjects. CLAUSE FIFTY-SEVEN: I, Helen Kerivan, leave my freckles to Leo Flavin. CLAUSE FIFTY-EIGHT: I, Annette Lambert, leave a weeks rent to Iudy Martinson for the use of her locker. CLAUSE FIFTY-NINE: I, Iames Leahy, leave all my detention slips to Mr. Burke. CLAUSE SIXTY: I, Robert Livingston, leave my ability to pass vocab. drills to Dubba. CLAUSE SIXTY-ONE: I, Iosephine Lovette, leave my paints and easel to Norma Conquest. CLAUSE SIXTY-TWO: I, Nancy Mallard, leave with my love for Silva and gold. CLAUSE SIXTY-THREE: I, Thomas Mahoney, just leave. CLAUSE SIXTY-FOUR: I, William Mahoney, leave my business mana- gerial duties to some penny pinching junior. CLAUSE SIXTY-FIVE: I, Ioan Martell, leave one of my famous blushes to Mr. Landon. CLAUSE SIXTY-SIX: I, Carolyn Melendy, leave my bashful way with the males to Monie Ialbert. CLAUSE SIXTY-SEVEN: I, Carolyn McElhiney, leave my laugh and in- fectious giggle to Tessie Locke, CLAUSE SIXTY-EIGHT: I, Richard McLaughlin, leave my truck troubles to Fred Bocko, CLAUSE SIXTY-NINE: I, Bruce McOuaid, leave my turned up collar to anyone with a long neck. CLAUSE SEVENTY: I, Sylvia Mitchell, leave to join Gail Flint and Car- lene Hartshorn at Providence Bible Institute. CLAUSE SEVENTY-ONE: I, Miriam Moakley, leave my hockey stick to Ianice Barry. CLAUSE SEVENTY-TWO: I, Phyllis Moore, leave my shyness in class to my sister Nancy. CLAUSE SEVENTY-THREE: I, Helen Moran, leave my ambition to be a nurse to Dorothy Ioyce. CLAUSE SEVENTY-FOUR: I, Harry Morgan, leave my football pants to Chesty.I' CLAUSE SEVENTY-FIVE: I, Richard Myles, leave my dancing sessions in Room 21 to Tommie Devine. CLAUSE SEVENTY-SIX: I, Alice Newcomb, leave for Wonderland, CLAUSE SEVENTY-SEVEN: I, Roland Nickerson, leave my well worn detention slips to David Martinson. CLAUSE SEVENTY-EIGHT: I, Barbara Nicholson, leave to spend my winters in Florida. CLAUSE SEVENTY-NINE: I, Sandra O'Connell, leave my ability to say the wrong thing at the right time to Ioanie Newman. CLAUSE EIGHTY: I, Betty O'Day, leave for the three rings: the engage- ment ring, the wedding ring, and the suffer-ring. CLAUSE EIGHTY-ONE: I, Charlotte Oskowski, leave my high heels to Roger Pelletier. CLAUSE EIGHTY-TWO: I, Rosemarie Padula, leave my Register pa- tience to the Iunior Shylocks. CLAUSE EIGHTY-THREE: I, Lorraine Pauline, leave my various posters to Ioan Twist. .I I CLAUSE EIGHTY-FOUR: I, Iack Perry, leave for Lowell Textile and four more years of study. CLAUSE EIGHTY-FIVE: I, Arthur Pickering, leave my snoring abilities, while sleeping lst. period, to lack Fay. CLAUSE EIGHTY-SIX: I, Marjorie Pohl, leave my glasses to Claire Stoker in order that she may see things better. CLAUSE EIGHTY-SEVEN: I, Paul Power, leave my chemistry candy to Hoiman, CLAUSE EIGHTY-EIGHT: I, Albert Reslow, leave my ambition l?J to George Trainor. - CLAUSE EIGHTY-NINE1 I, Claude Roberts, leave to future classes my happy and fond memories of Mr. Lynch's physics class. CLAUSE NINETY: I, Carol Rogers, leave my Constitution to others. CLAUSE NINETY-ONE: I, Melodie Rogers, leave Mr. Landon's lectures to future biology students. - CLAUSE NINETY-TWO: I, Sylvia Salisbury, leave Leila Hentz to talk to herself on her way to and from school CLAUSE NINETY THREE I Doris Saunders leave my apron to Gloria Mosher CLAUSE NINETY FOUR I Brenda Savage leave with the hope that my three pugilistic brothers Bill Ray and Dan follow with less difficulty CLAUSE NINETY FIVE I Clara Scorgie leave to make room for others CLAUSE NINETY SEVEN I Alice Shaw leave my numerous marriage proposas to Trudy Arrington CLAUSE NINETY EIGHT I Dorothy Schaier leave my chemistry ex plosion to Duncan Sorli CLAUSE NINETY NINE I Norman Silva leave in my Henry I CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED I Donald Simpson leave with no regrets CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and ONE I Louis Sponagle leave a pack of butts in the boiler room to Mr Burke cm-iusia NINETY-SIX: 1, Vlfilliam. scott, ieff to join the Navy. B ' I CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and TWO: I, Mary St. Hilaire, would leave my holey sneakers, but my sister wants them. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and THREE: I, Eleanor Sullivan, leave my extra points to Bob Davidson, in order that he may graduate. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and FOUR: I, Nancy Todd, leave CI hopel. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and FIVE: I, Harold Towle, leave Mrs. Dooley to future Howe seniors. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and SIX: I, Thomas Tscherch, refuse to leave with long curly hair. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and SEVEN: I, Barbara Tribuna, leave my curls to Mr. Locke. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and EIGHT: I, Lois Turnbull, leave my hook shot to Ann Kilmartin. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and NINE: I, Shirley Virgin, leave with my heart getting Calder and Calder. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and TEN: I, Paul Waitkus, leave my weekly essays and English projects to Donet Allard. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and ELEVEN: I, Virginia Walsh, leave my size 4V2 shoe to Iudy Myles. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and TWELVE: I, Muriel Ward, leave Eddie's curly hair to the envy of all the girls at Howe. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and THIRTEEN: I, Donald Wentworth, leave my football shoes to Otis Tholander. CLAUSE ONE HUNDRED and FOURTEEN: I, Claire Wilson, leave my bashful ways and expressions to Ann Sawyer. In testimony whereof we hereunto set our hand, and in the presence of Witnesses do declare this document to be our last will this twentieth day of Iune in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two. BRENDA SAVAGE SYLVIA SALISBURY SHIRLEY HOBAN CATHERINE BUSSEY On this twentieth day of Iune, 1952, A.D., members of the Class of SZ, Howe High School of Billerica, Massachusetts, did sign the above document in our presence, and did declare it their last will. Thereafter, we four, in their presence, and in the presence of each other, hereto affix our names. ROBERT BURKE, Chairman RICHARD DEMPSEY ROBERT DAVIS CLINT INGRAHAM l eCl,l'Yl of fke gllflllne The annual classic, the Thanksgiving Day football game at the Memorial Field, is well under way. After a scoreless first half for both Howe and Chelmsford, Howe has finally broken the ice and scored - three times, As a result of this nineteen to nothing lead Howe has over its opponent, Coach Chuck Lampson elects to remove one of his first string line-men and sends in Clint Ingraham. Clint springs from the bench, and in his rush to the field of play he trips over the water-bucket and strikes his head on the frozen ground. While in a state of unconsciousness, he dreams of what is waiting for him and his fellow classmates of 52 in the not so distant future. As we tour the inevitable future, via Clint's dream, we realize it has been ten years since we left dear Howe High School. The first thing that attracts our dreamer's attention is the new Howe High. Doorman Tucker Mahoney, resplendent in his green and silver braid, opens the wide glass door to the vestibule beyond which is the spacious outer office, where Mary Barretto, the principal's secretary, is busily typing. In the inner office Principal Iames Fournier and Vice-Principal Robert Davis are seated before the vast television screen, which is channeled to Room 205, where Miss Ann DeBenedictis and her French III class are practicing French Christmas carols. Clint learns that some of the graduates of H525 are faculty members here: Richar Barrington, biology teacher, Margur- 645' , ite Baraldi and Richard Myles, physi- Ai e cal education instructors, Helen Keri- 7 0 van, shorthand teacher, lane Ensor, W'--1 reading specialist, Charlotte Oskow- .,-1.--4' .lair ski, doctor of ancient languages, Gloria Crowley, head of the calculus de- partment, Ioanne Gibbons, Mrs. Dooley's apprentice in IV D. Upon leaving the school, Clint greets Harold Towle, janitor, waxing the highly polished marble stairs. janitor Towle directs our hero to the Robert l. Livingston Hospital, world famous for its physical therapy department, under the expert supervision of Dr. Ioan Donovan. Entering, he is greeted by Annette Lambert, the receptionist, who, in turn, shows him-Nancy Todd, who, at the switchboard, is trying desperately to locate Dr. Robert Livingston and his assistant, Dr. Thomas A. Condon, whose skill is needed in surgery. Betty Lou Brown, the energetic little fifty-twoer. is seen dashing to the nurses' quarters to post the night schedule: lacquelyn Allan, men's ward, Ann Devine, childrens ward, Barbara Armstrong, maternity ward, Ioan Martell, desk duty, Dorothy Schaier and Shirley Hoban, Psycho ward. From Annette, our capable receptionist, Clint learns a few pertinent facts about the more important patients here in the hospital. Mary Iormes, prima donna of the New York Metropolitan Opera, is here awaiting a laryngotomy. Muriel Ward is a patient in the maternity ward. She has Barbara Francis Nickerson and Sylvia Mitchell Smythe keeping her company. Leaving by the rear exit, Clint comes upon Bruce McQuaid, the dirty diaper collector, Kenneth Greathead, the caretaker, and Richard George, driver, with his bride, Barbara Barnard, the ambulance interne, accompanying him on all his calls. The ambulance chaser - a grim looking man - dashes out, exclaiming, Oh, joy, another customer! lt is, of course, the hospital morgue's custodian, jack Perry. Unfortunately, for lack, however, this patient, Thomas fTeethJ Tscherch, is not yet dead. He is just a little mangled from an automobile accident involving William Hot Rod Cooper and novelist Marjorie Pohl. Clint, inquisitive as to the cause of the accident, rushes to the scene of the catastrophe and finds on duty there several police officers, members of his graduating class. The squad consists of Chief Robert Burke, Patrolmen Ken Kelly, Vincent De Morris, and Arthur Pickering. Chief Burke suggests that Clint accompany them back to the station, where Sergeants Dorothy Keefe and Doris Hugo, of the Women's Division, were on duty. As they enter, Detectives john Harring and Paul Waitkus are leaving to follow up a tip on a narcotics ring. Learning that the Fire Department is next door, Clint excuses himself and continues his tour. At the Firehouse were Captain Nickerson, William Hamilton, and Raymond Gauthier. They had just returned from a fire at the Billerica Smoke Signal, Billerica's version of the New York Times. The staff of the Smoke Signal consists primarily of Howe graduates: Donald Wentworth, sports editor, Rosemarie Padula, financial editor, Vir- ginia Corbett, society editor, Barbara Nicholson, photographer, and Carolyn Melendy and Patricia Gasser, the efficient linotypists. The fire, which for- tunately was a minor one, was caused by the hot pictures taken by Bar- by Nicholson of the colossal robbery of the l953 Class Funds. Clint. after meeting the entire staff, goes to the airport with the society editor, Virginia Corbett, who is to meet the incoming flight on which Mrs. Charles Condon, the former Sandra O'Connell, was a passenger. At the air- port Clint sees the chief dispatcher, james Calder, talking over the next flight with one of his pilots, Sue Hunt, the first woman airline pilot in history. ln the outer office are Louise Hennessey and Carol 14 3. Fitzpatrick, airline hostesses, - T going over the list of pas- , sengers on the flight to the A G naval station at the Great X Lakes. Some of the more I familiar ones are Lieutenant Q E fx Lester Cameron, William X if ,Ht j Scott, chief of the frogmen - jf, . division, Sonny DeMaggio, Mc ' X1 Claude Roberts, and a non , 1-' f- t graduate member of the 6 .. 0 ' class, Tony Mazzeo. The inbound flight arrives, and on it are Mrs. Condon, her maid, Betty O'Day, and several other passengers. Clint immediately recognizes a burly soldier - Harry Morgan, recent recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor. Escorting Harry are several girls, Carol Rogers, Claire Wilson, Nancy Mallard, Lorraine Pauline, and Alice Newcomb, the Presidents personal representatives, who are homeward bound for a well deserved vacation. Wilted by her iourney, Claire Wilson asks Clint to escort her to the Band Beauty Salon, owned and operated by Nancy Barton and Iackie Blake. At the salon they meet Brenda Savage, who is having her hair done for her next fashion show, Phyllis Moore, Carolyn McElhiney, Mrs. Iames Calder - formerly Shirley Virgin of secretarial fame, and Ieanne Simpson, whom we know better as Ieanne Chandler. Two of the operators here are Lois Turnbull and Helen Moran, designers of the latest Oompa Oolala hairdo. Leaving the beauty shop with Mrs. Simp- Al son and her six children, Clint goes to the 4 i Grossman Lumber Yard, under the manage- 4' ment of her husband, Mr. Donald Simpson. gd ln his employment Don has Rosemary Q' Bouley, his secretary, Catherine Bussey, the N ', cashier, Edward Hoganson, Norman Silva, 5 5 and Robert Ialbert - the truck drivers. Talking with Donald is a very distin- guished gentleman, who is introduced to - f' Clint as the Mayor of Billerica, the honor- Q able William Mahoney. When told that Clint is touring his home town, Mayor Ma- Q honey invites him to visit his private busi- ness concern. Clint accepts this invitation and is chauffeured to an establishment called the Billerica Beer Bottling Co-opera- T tive. Among the many secretaries in the plush-lined office are Mary St. Hilaire, Vir- ? Y- W ginia Beaulieu, and Barbara Hoganson. In 'Q' 'l U the side office is Richard Dempsey, treas- A urer, talking to Virginia Walsh, the mayor's private secretary, who, it is said, has palpitations whenever his honor dic- tates to her. Clint then continues his tour of the plant and meets Paul Power and Iames Leahy, distillers, and Albert Reslow, the watchman. Afterwards, Clint goes up town to cash a traveler's check. On his way he notices a paper shop next to the post office and decides to cash it in there. In the shop are the owner, Meriel Fish, and her helper, Alice Shaw, who tell Clint that they are unable to cash it, Passing the post office on the way to the bank, he sees Sylvia Salisbury and Postmaster Iames Boyle sorting mail here in the post office. At the bank the tellers, Eleanor Sullivan and Clara Scorgie, send Clint to the treasurer, Melodie Rogers, who, in turn, sends him to President Louis Sponagle. The president of the bank finally authorizes the cashing of the check. Leavina the bank. Clint discovers he has no cigarettes and goes into a store to buy some. Here are Buddy Abbott, the millionaire butcher, Bev- erly Broadbent, cashier, and a flock of clerks: Barbara Goodwin, Ida Kemp- ton, Richard McLaughlin, Doris Saunders, and Barbara Tribuna. The only other customers are Iosephine Lovette and Miriam Moakley, who are both trying to buy meat from the butcher on the installment plan. Emerging from the store with his cigarettes in his hand, he sees another of his former class- mates on the other side of the street. ln his rush to greet her, Genevieve Caulfield, he trips over the curbing and hits his head, which seems to be a vulnerable spot, and knocks himself out again. He is next awakened by voices and 1 by someone rubbing his forehead. ' When fully conscious, Clint realizes B where he is and what has happened. Maybe he didn't get to play in the '1 traditional Thanksgiving Day game, but he was still one up on the rest of x us. Like Macbeth, he knew what the future had in store for all of us. L QQ Q- ..- ,lf in .ii Q 8018171 QI Yearbook confabs . . . Proms . . . Senior Play . . . Pops Concert . . . double sessions . . . Tuesday assemblies . . . student-faculty basketball game . . . getting caught skipping school . . . Room 30 . . . eating at the diner at noontime . . . no seventh period . . . erasing Mrs. Dooley's boards . . . the Thanksgiving Day games . . . weekly essays . . . Yearbook probation . . . no school whistles . . . Mr. Landon . . . Hudson Iamboree . . . hygiene with Miss Freeman . . . lunchtime discussions with the boys . . . class headaches . . . Miss Wood . . . report cards . . . Mr. Locke's lectures . . . gym classes with Miss Bruce . . . faculty lectures . . , detention hall . . . singing Happy Birth- day in the cafeteria . . . the fire engine . . . Tri-Delta . , . Iim Fournier , . . class advisers . . . lab, experiments . . . hanging Iimmy on the coat hook . . . Room 20, two years in a row . . . Alice Shaw's proposals , . . the walk-out . . . blackouts . . . rings . . . draft worries . . . basketball and broken bones . . . pro- jects . . . oratorical contest . . . victory dances . . . Miss Collins' Cozy Corner . . . backstage . . . month's probation . . . fif- teen cent movies . . . petition for Mr. Lynch . . . parking . . . boiler room . . . economics with Mr. Roark . . . Monday morning blues . . . Mr. Qua- genti's violin solos . . . lunch period at Camp Naomi . . . basketball bus trips . . . Les Cameron's electrocution, near- ly . . . Iacque Allan's being carried upstairs . . . aptitude tests . . . our Room 27 gang . . . Ginny's palpitations . . . Dottie Schaier's verses . . . Richie Dempsey's asides in English . . . class meetings . . . Red Sox vs. Braves, or Mr. Burke vs. Tscherch . . . Miss Baker . . . Mr. Gills manual training classes . . . football locker room , . . Mr. Lampson . . . morning classroom chills . . . first date . . . crushes . . . debates . . . photography club's trip . . . soliloquies . . . , 1 l' 7 Q E ' W 0 fl 5 I I I V 4 dark room visits . . . so high, Q., f - u-f so wide, so deep . . . library homeroom . . . fighting for seats in cafeteria . . . our twelve years in school, especially our four years at Howe. Hair . Eyes . . Nose . . Smile . . Teeth . . Complexion Hands . . Physique Legs . . Height . , Brains . . Wardrobe Personality Hair . . Eyes . Nose . Smile . Teeth. . . Complexion . Hands . . Figure . Legs . Height . Brains . . Wardrobe . . Personality . H055 lfeani QF! . . . IDA KEMPTON SANDRA O'CONNELL . . NANCY BARTON . . IACKIE BLAKE BARBARA NICHOLSON . SYLVIA SALISBURY . ANNETTE LAMBERT . REEKIE BARALDI BARBARA BARNARD . IACQUE ALLAN . . . SUSAN HUNT . BARBARA FRANCIS . IOANNE GIBBONS Hariri mfeanl My H... Q i . . DICK GEORGE . BILLY HAMILTON . . TOM CONDON DONALD WENTWORTH THOMAS TSCHERCH CLINTON INGRAHAM . . IAMES FOURNIER . . RICHARD MYLES EDDIE HOGANSON . . . IOI-IN HARRING . . . ROBERT LIVINGSTON . BILL MAHONEY . HARRY MORGAN -f. Tl' Al FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE DISH . SONG MALE SINGER en ford .SQLIJ FEMALE SINGER SAYING SUBIECT TEACHER . ORCHESTRA GIRL'S NAME BOY'S NAME CRUNCI-IER . DRINK . COLOR SPORT PASTIME ACTRESS ACTOR TYPE CLASS WATERLOO PET PEEVE AVERAGE AGE . AVERAGE HEIGHT Adorable Bashtul Cheerful Darling Efficient Facetious Gracious Honest Intelligent Iuvenile Kissable Lovable Musical Nonchalant Original Patient . Quizzical Reticent Sociable Talented Unique Vocilerous Wishful Xquisite Yawning Zippy . . Spaghetti SloWpoke Perry Como Doris Day George! . . English . Mrs. Dooley . Guy Lombardo . . Mary . . Bob . Potato Chips . . Coke . Blue . Football . . Sleeping . Iune Allyson . Iohn Wayne . Brunette . . . English . . Homework . I7 years, 5 months . . . 5' 4 VIRGINIA CORBETT THOMAS MAHONEY . ALICE SHAW MURIEL WARD . SUSAN HUNT . IAMES FOURNIER SYLVIA MITCHELL CLARA SCORGIE . IAMES CALDER ANNETTE LAMBERT WILLIAM MAHONEY SYLVIA SALISBURY . . MARY IAMES . . IAMES LEAHY RICHARD BARRINGTON . . ANN DEVINE . PAUL POWER . ALBERT RESLOW CAROL FITZPATRICK IOSEPHINE LOVETTE RICHARD GEORGE ROBERT IALBERT . SHIRLEY HOBAN CAROLYN MELENDY THOMAS TSCHERCH MARGURITE BARALDI 1 1 u u 1 'The Last Mile Home . ML 'Nobody Loves Us . 'Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 'Dancing In The Dark . 'I Get Ideas . . 'Come Onna My House 'Cold. Cold Heart . 'Memories . 'Slowpoke . . . :Hu 'Moneyzls The Root oi All Evil 'My Heart Cries For You . 'Turn Back The Hands of Time Wandering . . . 'Some One of These Days . 'I'll Wait For You . . The Thing . . Dreamer's Holiday Harbor Lights . . . Cruising Down the River . Let the Rest of the World Go By Those Little White Lies . . Undecided . . . Blue Room . . One More Chance . Me and My Shadow . Bring Back the Thrill . . Give Me Five Minutes More It's Been a Long. Long Time Beyond the Blue Horizon Cry ..,... Through a Long and Sleepless Night I Can Dream Can't I? . . . Whispering . . Because ot Rain Ain't Misbehaving . . 'I Like It. I Like It . . . 'It's All Over But the Memories 'Sam's Song - My Bill . 'You're An Old Smoothie 'Getting To Know You in 9 . . . Class of l952 The Girls' Locker Boom . . . Boom 21 . Spring Days . Mr. Shaughnessey . . , Mrs. Dooley Our Four Years At Howe . Going To English . . I Graduate . . The luniors UAH The Freshman Days . . Off Bounds . You'll Miss Us . . The Diploma . Chemistry Experiments . . . No Homework The Morning After the Prom The Old Seventh Periods . Gazing Out Windows , . . Excuses . Vocation . Detention . Vocabulary Stag Dance . Mr. Lynch . Lunch Period . The First Grade . New Hampshire I - . ..D,S,f . Night Before Exams Suburban Championships . After the Class Trip . . Study Hall . No School . . Mr. Burke . . . Lunch . High School Days . Mrs, Bergner . Mr. Locke The Teachers . Y- . is Q R .. . ' ., fn.. u .92 'E' if - 1 A QV' A ' is 1. !', .ig 1.3, Z-'fgF3zKf 'x Af' 1 'fl' .,, 1, fl g. ' s . - w . an-. M'-:J .0 Q. A X 4.9051 F -leg K' '95 V -4 u-'f.Lsa.i. Plj' . n -Y-.r ' t Y E 'all'-vb '-,nga 1'-gi , .1 , 1l'gLbL' K ' A 12' 67 lui -hm in J. . QNJMJI4' 'F . . Shaw . A. Devine . S. Mitchell . V. Corbett . N. Barton . D. Hugo . H. Myles and I. Myles . S. Hunt . Ditson School Gang . R. George . I. Ensor . W. Cooper . E. Sullivan . C. Wilson . M. Pohl . I. Kempton . C. Melendy 1 L P! Moose STE:RL. TSE QTHOLANDER MiNNOW NPACHIE Q ,+'. :J H1125 E COUCA OZICLIYIIJJOI1 WENTWORTH NYLE5 GOCICA jederico Za .Wiz-f 1 firm. CC owe grief .izboingdv The Howe High lndians of l95l opened their football season with what was expected to be one of the poorest teams Charles Chuck Lampson and his assistants had coached at Howe High School. The members of the squad, however, changed the opinion of the coaches, with the impressible record of nine wins and one defeat. The surprising defeat over a highly favored lohnson eleven at Andover proved to be the first victory for the Howe High Indians. The Howe High Warriors, now with one feather in their war bonnet, met St. Charles on the home hunting grounds, where they added a second feather and more confidence to the headdress. With two feathers and more confidence, the team took part in a thrilling battle at Dracut, with a triumphant win in the closing minutes, 14-12. The following week, Howe took a journey in the dark to Hudson, where they played one of their best and first football games under lights, winning 26-6 over Hudson, which had a previous record of six wins. With an amazing start, the Howe High Indians reached a record of four straight wins until they met with their dreadful defeat at Lexington. However, with the inspiration of Coach Charlie Lampson, the warriors bounced back into the win column for the remainder of the season with a total of nine wins and one defeat and the Suburban Championship as their reward. Though such stars as Fish Wentworth, Rich Myles, Clint lngraham, Ken Kelley, and Moose Morgan will be leaving Howe's lineup, many replacements will be found among the remaining members of the squad, ..lpz,?r'i5flf?'ff7f if with the co-captains Fred Glavin and Bill Robbins to lead them. The scores were as follows: Howe Iohnson 0 Howe Tewksbury 0 Howe St. Charles 14 Howe Foxboro 14 Howe Dracut 12 Howe Somerville Trade 13 Howe Hudson 6 Howe Maynard 6 Howe Lexington 21 Howe Chelmsford 0 OLUQ CAQQPLUCJQP6 With the oompa, oompa, ooo lah, lah, lah, Howe High School, rah, rah, rah, We meet them, we greet them, We beat them by far, With the oompa, oompa, ooo lah, lah, lah. The Howe High cheerleaders, in their pert green and white uniforms, really cheered the football and basketball teams to victory this season. The uniforms were made of Dartmouth green material, princess style, with ifhite collars and cuffs. They were lined with white taffeta, and white 'Hs' adorned the front. The cheerleading squad consisted of Lois Warren, Annette Lambert, 'Ginny' Ccrbett, Evie Swanson, Pat Toomey, Claire Wilson, Ann Sawyer, llPhyl Wasson, lackie Blake, and Nancy Barton. Their adviser was Miss Eleanor Wain, and Meriel Fish was their manager throughout the year. A football rally, conducted by the cheerleaders, was held in the Maurice A. Buck Auditorium, the day before the big Thanksgiving Day game. The girls were escorted to the stage of the assembly hall by the football players. The cheerleaders led the students in cheers to pep the football players for the next day's game. Later, at another assembly the cheerleaders were presented their green l'H's. At the annual football banquet, sponsored by the Businessmens Club of Billerica, the cheerleaders received silver megaphones, gifts of Ioseph Foley, well known Lowell jeweler. gif 4 ' gaalefga Co-Captains Reekie Baraldi and lackie Blake led the Howe Girls' Basketball team to third place in the Lowell Suburban League. The members of the team were Co-captains Beekie Baraldi and Iackie Blake, Lois Turnbull, Annette Lambert, Alice Shaw, Barbara Barnard, Nancy Barton, Sandy O'Connel1 Cmanagerl, lean O'Neil1, Pat Lee, Iudy Conway, Norma Conquest, Iudy Myles, Gloria Mosher, Chris Fay, Edie Great- head, Margaret McSweeney lassistant managerl, Ann Kilmartin, Shirley Mc- Gurn, Ann Sawyer, loanie Whalen, lanet Bean, Karla Hutchings, Pat Mazzeo, Alice Merten, Claire Stoker, Pam Benjamin Cassistant managerj, ludy Martinson, Ioan Maxtield, Helen Neiss, Carol Senna, Betty Harring, and Pat O'Day. The highlights of the basketball season were the games with Chelms- ford and Tewksbury, which proved to be the most interesting ot all those played this season. The high scorers of the team were Beekie Baraldi with 157 points, and Annette Lambert, with 79 points. Annette Lambert, with her quick, spry passes, Co-Capt. Beekie Baraldi, with her keen eye for a shot, and Lois Turnbull, with her hook-shot, com- bined with the exceptionally line guarding of Co-Capt. Iackie Blake, Nancy Barton, and ludy Conway, made up the varsity squad. Howe Westford 49 Howe Dracut Howe Dracut 20 Howe Burlington Howe Chelmsford 39 Howe Faculty Howe Wilmington 22 Howe Wilmington Howe Tewksbury 48 Howe Burlington Howe Immaculate Howe Tewksbury Conception 21 Howe Chelmsford ago ' Z?a44el4a! For the first time in the basketball history of Howe High, the hoopsters have become the suburban champions, under the able direction of Coach Nat Federico! Howe scored 591 points to their opponents' 4l9 in league competition, with their only defeat in the first meeting with Chelmsford by a margin of three points. Howe came back in the final game of the season to defeat Chelmsford fcr the first time in l3 years, by a score of 42-37, thus tying Chelmsford for the suburban championship. On February 21, a play-off took place at the new Murkland gymnasium in Lowell, at which time Howe became undisputed champion of the suburban league by a score of 54-4l. ln non-league competition Howe had four wins and two defeats, which added to their league record of lO wins and l defeat and gave them an over all total of 14 victories and 3 defeats. Those who have played their last hoop games for Howe are Captain Richie Myles, Fish Wentworth, Richie Dempsey and Eddie Hoganson. The results were as follows: Howe Drcxcut Howe 42 Chelmsford Howe Chelmsford Howe 54 Chelmsford Howe Wilmington Howe 48 Westford Howe Burlington Howe 81 Hudson Howe Tewksbury Howe 49 Lunenberg Howe Dracut Howe 52 Lunenberg Howe Wilmington Howe 48 Faculty Howe Burlington Howe 67 Westlord Howe Tewlcsbury Howe 38 Hudson 505860Z The Howe High baseball team, under the leadership ot Co-captains George McGurn and Willie Matthews, had a record ot ten wins and six defeats. Despite this record, Howe had to be content with tying Punchard lor second place. However, Howe was the only team in the league to give Chelrnstord a defeat during its 1951 season. Although such players as Willie Matthews, Harold Tomkins, George McGurn, Dick Loranger and Iohn Silliker will be missing in 1952, Coach Chuck Lampson is planning on one of his best Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe I0 6 4 3 7 5 2 3 Methuen Burlington Wilmington Tewksbury Iohnson Punchard Chelmsford Methuen 5 Howe 3 Howe 9 Howe 0 Howe 0 Howe 7 Howe 5 Howe 6 Howe SGCISOHS. 5 Burlington 4 7 Dracut S 3 Wilmington 1 l lohnson 3 6 Tewksbury 5 7 Punchard 8 3 Chelmsford 2 I5 Drcrcut 3 1317193 . W 5 T 511 I . fr M -f 1 5142, YL3 Jw I , I Q ,,' 44 RJAMX XM fl. rr: 1 I 1 H.-1 5 5 z .4 ' I ,vfhgf ' N- fc ' Nucl il ' gg!! , , A 4 -' I ' ' , M V ' 1 A, X . . K H , l W X 3 , W' Q ,ii M, IA I . ' sn g f . G V ' 4 x - ' . , 2 , 4' , . - i M ' N. -. 1 -,f aj 'Sz 13159 W ' 54,3 Z SI! 1 v A0 R, ,fi .W gg f 1 x',4 9 1' , YHA! -a A I M1 , - -Q . F' :4 f A, ,i i X 'Q 5 v 15 25 N 6 'N MFWW3fW ZfIii?5 MCLPLOOL .964 Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editors . . Subscription Managers Write-up Staff . . Art Statt . . . G Business Manager . Business Statt . Prophecy Committee . Historian . . Candid Camera . Sports Editors Typists . . . N. Will . . We of the staff wish to thank all . . . . . IANE ENSOR . B. BARNARD, A. DeBENEDICTIS, I. DONOVAN, I. FOURNIER . . C. SCORGIE, A. SHAW . H. KERIVAN, L. HENNESSEY, M. IAMES, P. MOORE, B. NICHOLSON, S. O'CONNELL, M. POHL, C. ROGERS, M. ROGERS, D. SCHAIER CROWLEY, T. MAI-IONEY, L. PAULINE . . . . . W. MAHONEY N. SILVA, W. COOPER, I. BLAKE, I. HARRING, E. HOGANSON, C. Mc- ELHINEY, S. MITCHELL, I. ALLAN, M. BARRETTO, B. FRANCIS, I. MARTELL, A. LAMBERT, R. PADULA, L. TURN- BULL, B. ARMSTRONG, S. DeMAG- GIO, V. DeMORRIS, P. GASSER, R. IALBERT, R. LIVINGSTON, H. MOR- GAN, N. TODD, T. CONDON, R. GEORGE, P. POWER, P. WAITKUS, N. BARTON, B. BROADBENT, R. GAU- THIER, K. GREATHEAD, D. WENT- WORTH . . . I. CALDER, V. CHANDLER, A. DEVINE, I. GIBBONS, W. HAMIL- TON, S. HUNT, E. HOGANSON, C. OSKOWSKI, C. ROBERTS . . . . . V. WALSH . C. FITZPATRICK, R. BARRINGTON, I. PERRY, L. CAMERON, B. O'DAY . . . M. FISH, R. MYLES MALLARD, C. WILSON, V. CORBETT, E. SULLIVAN, V. WALSH R. BURKE, C. BUSSEY, R. DAVIS, R. DEMPSEY, S. HOBAN, C. INGRA- HAM, S. SALISBURY, B. SAVAGE those who have helped in any Way to make our yearbook a success, and especially We wish to thank Mrs. Dooley, who donated so much oi her time and effort. Without her aid we could have no yearbook. I enior Wag l-langrnan's Noose, a three-act murder mystery, by George Batson, was successfully presented by a Well cast troupe, under the able direction of Miss E. Ruth Belcher. The cast was as follows: Ioan Donovan, a modern eccentric novelist, Mary Iames, the ingenue Polly, Iames Calder, as Gareth, the leading man, Sandra O'Connell, Gail, a vivacious divorcee, Ioanne Gibbons, the domineer- ing Aunt Lorna, Barbara Nicholson, the unforgettable Ella, a spinster school teacher, Donald Simpson, the sedate family lawyer, Iaclc Perry, the self-as- sured business man, Clinton lngraham, the murderer with a dual personality. Although the production of a murder mystery was a decided variation trom the usual three-act comedy, it was Well received by the audience who saw it. We, the class of 1952, extend to Miss Belcher our sincere thanks for her expert directing and untiring perseverance in ensuring the great success of Hangman's Noose. To the class of 1953, we extend our best wishes for a successful production of their Senior Play. ji- .mega Tri-Delta, signifying three D's, is a club adapting the three D's - duty, deference, decorum as its motto. The officers elected were as follows: President, Barbara Barnard, vice president, Virginia Walsh, secretary, Barbara Nicholson, treasurer, Iacquelyn Allan. Shirley Virgin was chosen as chairman of the program committee and was ably assisted by Nancy Barton and Sandra O'Connell. Miss Boutillette was again selected as adviser. Meetings were held each Tuesday and Thursday noontime, at which lunches were enjoyed and plans for various get togethers were discussed. Among our organizations highlights, Which added much pleasure to our senior year, were a record hop at the Ditson School, a roller skating party at the Rex, Christmas party at the high school, a trip to the Ice Follies, a splash party at the YMCA, and a cook-out. The Tri-Delta of 52 extends to the Tri-Delta of 53 their best Wishes for a successful and prosperous year. We hope that their year will be as memorable as ours. UPCA, 25 ffd The high school orchestra has kept up its notable musical reputation under the able direction of Mr. Samuel Quagenti. lt has had rnany oppor- tunities to prove its talent by playing at special assemblies and at gradu- ation. pA0t0gl 6l,l9Ay We are pleased to welcome into the Yearbook family the newly organ- ized photography club, enjoying a most active year, under the direction of the adviser, Mr. Melvin Landon, and the following officers: President ......... I-IERIVION HANSON Vice-President . . DAVID MARTINSON Secretary . . BEVERLY MARTIN Treasurer . RICHARD BARRIIIGTON Le CM The Glee Club ond newly organized Music Appreciation clciss are por- ticiported in by mcxny Howe High School students under the direction of Mrs Iohnson cmd Mr. Quogenti, respectively. :mic lalareciafion SENSOR ROYALTY MINUS 'GXNNY' CUPID ON THE LOOSE X' HERE Sl-IE . 1 l, 1.4 1: 3- 1 ,f 1 If F .A 1 2' 1 ' to 4 0 -A f X . 1 . up 1 Q' N, O 1 gzowmn ggi SANDRA , X X6 OUR 'MAY' QUEEN DANCE NEOLOOSETO CANE T0 Tl-IE OUR- FORMAL ANTICS ' - THE LITTLE GTRL IN BLUE RECLTCS CHEM LAB WTZARDS T-IOWE'5 CUTIES T' WE STUDY 'T THE CAMERA KIDS TI-IE STAFF CONVENES B E7 ci B35 Nigs,-' X5-4 X FS' Y I 1 P59 f'N fm Q X f UQ? Q' ff 'MJ A 5 ...f Qgfjcfv QQ 3 fqir K Mnclergracl icem ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS l71'c'.s1'r1w1! ..... .... I Villianl Mcgow lillft'-l7l'6'.SIAI1l'I1f . . . .... Robert Henry S1'crf'1u1'y ...... .... E ileen Perreault Tr1'f1x11r4'r' . . . ...... Tllflllllls Forsley films Adviser .... Mrs. Margaret Adanis JUNIOR CLASS Pwsirlrfrzt ...... . . OFFICERS .. George Head lvliff'-l7l'65Id6?1I . . . .. . Robert Davidson S6fl't'flIl'y . . , . . ......... Judy Myles Trczzsrnw' ......... Christle Hutchings Class .'1!1IfI'5l'7' Miss Gladys Boutillette FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Pl't'Sl'dl'71f .... . . . I'1'u'-prcsiderzt . . . . . . Sz'1'rc'lary ..... . . . Tl'l'H.Y1l7'l'l' ............ Class nldzfiser. .Miss Dor YVillian1 Frevold Roland Conway Hazel Arrington Judy Martinson othy Richardson We, the editors, submit the following underclass ballot: Most Popular . Ideal Student . Class Comedian Best Personality Boy Athlete . Girl Athlete . Prettiest . . . Junior Cfllzizf . I. FAY I. DORMER . P. WASSON . P. TOOMEY . T. SANTOS . I. CONWAY . B. GEORGE Handsomest . . . C. GEAS Detention Room Favorite . P. GOVE Night Owl . . . . I. MYLES Friendliest . . H. HANSON Class Worker . C. I-IUTCHINGS Heartbreaker . . L. WARREN Politician . . . . G. HEAD Class Entertainer . P. MacCONNELL Class Blufter . . . . . I. MUISE Most Likely to Succeed . . M. MCSWEENEY Most Active Boy . . . . D. FLYNN Most Active Girl . . . . . G. MOSHER Most Popular . Ideal Student . Class Comedian Best Personality . Boy Athlete . Girl Athlete . Prettiest . . . I-Iandsomest . . Detention Room Favorite Night Owl . . Friendliest . . . Class Worker . SOPAOHI 0l'e 66165 A. KILMARTIN E. PERREAULT O. Tl-IOLANDER . S. MCGURN . F. GLAVIN K. HUTCHINGS . I. FRANCIS W. BARONI . L. LYDON . I. DEMPSEY . . R. I-IENTZ M. PERREAULT Heartbreaker . C. FAIRBROTHER Politician . . . R. STEARNS Class Entertainer . . . R. IAMES Class Blutfer . . . . T. FORSELY Most Likely to Succeed . . A. DORMER Most Active Boy . . . . . W. HOOKWAY Most Active Girl ...... . I. RUMRILL Most Popular . Ideal Student . Class Comedian Best Personality . Boy Athlete . jfezfdlnall Cfaif . W. FREVOLD . S. TEMPLE . R. CONWAY H. ARRINGTON . F. FROBESE Girl Athlete . . H. NEISS Prettiest . . . . I. NEWMAN l-landsomest . . N. SWANSON Detention Room Favorite . R. PELLETIER Night Owl . . . . . C. SENNA Friendliest . . . . . B. PIPER Class Worker . . . D. ENSOR Heartbreaker . . B. TITTERINGTON Politician . . . R. HALLENBORG Class Entertainer . . I. MCNULTY Class Blufter . . A. MUSGRAVE Most Likely to Succeed . I. MAHONEY Most Active Boy . . D. LASKEY Most Active Girl . . I. MARTINSON Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nellie McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Padula Leo Casey Edward McNulty and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Walter Sullivan Arthur Belanger Raymond I. Savage Harold S. Rogers pah'0ll5 and pa!I'0l'le1f1ie5 Mr. . Mr. ' . Mr u Fred G. Hunt Mrs. Violet Virgin Ruth Larson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Burke Howard Bemis Mrs. Clara Scorgie and Family Mr. Leon W. Mr. and Mrs. Chase William W. O'Day, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Belyea and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Milton and Family Buonamono and Daughters A. F. Lopez Iohn C. O'Connell Donovan Frank I. Hennessey William McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Iohn I. Hayes and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Goodwin and Family Harry Waite Iohn Baraldi, Sr. Mrs. Aelia Redman Mr. and Mrs. Richard George Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pohl and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marion Dean T. Turnbull Fitzpatrick Peg McGrath The DeBenedictis Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Morrill Iames A. Shaw Ralph Capobianco Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. McElhiney and Family Arthur Frances Anthony F. Pauline Mr. F. S. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Iames Fournier Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burke Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Currie Harry Collinge Lester Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albertini Barbara Miller Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greathead Mrs. I. Reslow Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNulty Harry I. Remick Harold Blake and Family Chris Zousimos Mrs. Betty B Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . and Mrs rns and Family William F. Kelly Harry Ribbles and Family Theodore Cummings Iohn Silliker Robert S. Fish Charles Condon Merrill D. Cameron Charles McNulty Mr Ellen and Mary Lou Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Ensor and Family Mrs. Tillie Savage Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barton and Family Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gauthier Mrs. Thomas Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Henery Ploski and Family William Kerivan . Ioseph Powers and Family . Thomas Dormer Lawn Kiley George Hugo Henry E. Salisbury Edward Faria Mrs. Kathryn Kempton and Family Iohn Capobianco Mr. and Mrs. Chester F. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Everett Curtis Lorraine and Frances Pauline Edward Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George Silva Frank Fowler and Family Aubrey Woodworth Einar I. Nielsen R. and Mrs. Robert Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Keith Saber Lester R. Barrington I. Wm. Trainor Roy A. Ouellette and Debra Arthur Barnard Mrs. Mary Dillion Mrs. Elizabeth Lavalle Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Frank C Mr. and Mrs Iohn F. Allan Iohn Caulfield Albert Graham L. E. Sargent and Familv Elsner . Nick Adams Mrs. Robert Kelm Mr. and Mrs. George Wentworth Mrs. Iulia Riel Mr Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Dill . and Mrs. Edward Lynch I0 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buno Mr. and Mrs. Robert North Helen, Vin and Iim Mahoney Mr. Thomas McQuaid Miss Pauline McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hamelin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Conway Mrs. Agnes Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ieremiah Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Irving Melendy F. Greathead B. Hoganson R Ialbert H Kerivan T. Mahoney R. McLaughlin P. Moore R. Nickerson I. Perry C. Roberts D. Saunders N. Silva H. Towle M. Ward W Frevold B. Barnard I. Blake R. Burke V. Chandler R. Davis A. Devine I. Fournier R. George W. Hamilton E. Hoganson M. Iames A. Lambert W. Mahoney C. Melendy H. Morgan S. O'Connell A. Pickering C. Rogers D. Schaier D. Simpson B. Tribuna P. Waitkus A Friend M. R. C. T. A. I. B. I. I. D. K. I. N. S. R, B. M M C. 6lfl'0I'l5 all! pClfl'0l'leJ:5ed Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Williams and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sheppard Mr. Kurt Tscherch and Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Iollymore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen Nancy Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Mahoney Mrs. Grace Schaier Mrs. Beatrice Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Mahoney Henry Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Condon i- - gooaler ella! Barretto Bouley Bussey Condon DeBenedictis Donovan Francis Gibbons Harring Hugo Kelley Leahy Mallard Mitchell Myles O'Day Pohl Rogers Scorgie M St. Hilaire T. Tscherch V. Walsh I. Allan R. Barrington I. Boyle I. Calder W. Cooper S. DeMaggio I. Ensor P. Gasser B. Goodwin L. Hennessey S. Hunt D. Keele R. Livingston I. Martell M. Moakley A. Newcomb C. Oskowski P. Power B. Savage A. Shaw E. Sullivan L. Turnbull D. Wentworth B. Armstrong N. Barton B. Broadbent L. Cameron V. Corbett V. DeMorris M. Fish R. Gauthier S. Hoban C. lngraham D. Kempton I. 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