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

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lj M NM M DOMINIC LEO CAT.-XLFIMO uly Suavitv . . . self-assurance . . . charm . . . make D 1 ne o our i llik plans, but we wish him well in whatever he 1a .x. - .-:fr A 4 if' ?'J 1 ,J S-J , in the morning rates lowest with him . . . D ni is e ai abou ' ture Seniors . . . what he enjoys most, is working out in e XlI 1 fo S P pf 7 r K, My .- In 4 I ' fl! 11' KATHLEEN CATALFIMO Decaniber 4, 194Lf' Dark flashing eyes . . . attractiveness . . . poise . . , all spell Kathy to her icon- temporaries . . . July 22, 1958 strikes a familiar note in her memoryj . . . ggtting up so early in the morning to go to school won't he one of lthei things, athy will miss about B,M.H.S .... the road ahead will surely,lje smooth, for this sweet miss V f IVl1llI1!Ifll7ll'F1,' Tri-Delta: Dramatic Club 3. 43 Chfnus 25 Pep Squad 3, 4. ' , ' i ! 5 f .' f I ' 0 I I ' 1 1 1 l I - 7, If I LORRAINE MARIE CHAVES February 18 1941 be a great asset. Squad 3, 4g Bleacher I-iund Drive. Quiet . . . dependable . . . good-natured . . . Lourie is one of our Senior girls who always look like a page from Glamour . . . getting her license made her almost as happy as Willy does . . . gym class just doesn't meet with her approx al . . . Lourie is headed for a career in retailing, where her impeccable taste will Tri-Delta: Class representative 2, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Chorus'l, 2, 3. 4 p . f y .gtbb L 1,5 Q f f i 'gif AM Vit t. Ii - ,A 0 in by .fhpoki k Z4 I 9!r'Ln X! H I 'XL fl f , .' f s ' S if ,, 1 1 awp Q ' - I ' N PAUL CHRISTIAN October 19, 1941 Blonde crew cut . . . friendly manner . . easygoing disposition . . . that's our Paul . . . likes proms . . . has an aversion to all the tests' being given on Friday, but he is known for his ability to pass them with flying colors . . . aspires to he a machinist through General Electric's apprentice plan, where he is sure to continue his fine scholastic work. National Honor Society fl. 4: Bowling 1, 2, I8 ir'

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GERALD CIBHLSKI Noxt'tnber 21, 19-10 Flaming red hair . . . happy smile . . , friendly , . . K-erry especially enjoys going out with certain girls . . . he could do xery well without haxingA tests on ' -1 I Mondays after a good weekend . . . future plans lor berry include joining the 4 Q ' Navy right after graduation. - Bowling 1. five . .- X 5 1: ., 'vi x A X J 1-'11 .4 . JOHN XVILLIAM CIARK August 30, 1941 ,- ,. Hard-working . . . known for his industriousness . . . always readx with a quick ii ' A retort . . . johnny lists girls as his major interest . . . has black memories of a' L:l:4,.'t 1gf.g. English III . . . will be remembered for his dancing ability . . . john looks ltliagszg ' I forward to being an electronic engineer. ,, , f- ffff ',. , , Track 2. fwtffwttfi 1'n',.t5!2 ,JjjQf, l'!'1fm'?it . '- ff- Qi'-V-itz z tfll. l.,t'I - 1 1'.l' ,V 4 141 1- .ffff f1.tftttt'ttf ' as 1 vi.. ' 1. -,' Nl ' I: Ll ff f X . 1 1. !'1,'6f,::'e..'!Z:1 .- .' we ,J K -X . L' 'uv ROBERT KILVINGTON COLLIER june 30. 1941 Q yay Ability personified . . . deep-thinker . . . pipe smoker . . . Bob shows signs of someday being a great benefactor of humanity . . . his scientific achietements have already brought great honor to B.NI.H.S .... Bob gixes his approval to girls in general, while the mention of homework oter the weekend is sure to bring a frown frotn Bob . . . after college. a career as an atomic physicist lies ahead for our Bob. ppb -1' A HYIlI1l10f!I71C6'f,' National Honor Society 3. 4: Science Cllttbgjaticl? w 1 I r- I I y ll I-fit! 1 ' 'g ,I .1 1 D if jfflpzfy so f vi 1 f aff: KJ' J' ' Het - 5 ' Ut , , A ,rj 1 5 tw Vi ff' l 'f L yn. n M xl!! Ly tj I ' J fill fx, My rf ff Zyl J llliiiz Q 11,4 f 1 u , J .Y 1 7 gsligtgzlfx eocltnxsiw , , J' ' ,ts tum- QT. mt y Ju h w WL, 'IIO 7111.1 th pep, . . ' s 'CfMp'6'sottz ityftieflects her loxe ot people . . . ut 1t,tAt,tttt,t peoplgy and like other to Cfs Qftthq Big lihtee tate low on her ics atc it tot this clctcr iss tn pole . . . alcareer 'in journalism IW.: 1 ta 1 A ' - V tn' . 7 I vl1!IIIl1flllllit'f,' National iilonor Society 3, 43 Tri-Dt-ltgtg Nfllokfv signal 1. 2. Il. 4. . Edilvl' 3, 41 Class president 2. secretarx Il: Student tlountil tice-presidettt Il: Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4. student director 3, '12 Latin Cilub 3: lilteerlmtlittg 11 ,X N xg Basketballl ll, tnanager 2. 21: l-'ield llockex 1.213 Pep Squttd gtdxisot Q13 ll1ll'.1Il1ll1l.ll -.X i Sports 1, 2. 5, 43 Office worker 2, 43 Lowell bun reporter 4: Bleaclter fund Utne: Q ' Q Graduation Speaker. Vt' f .Q 19 s , f'