Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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DEBORAH MARSTON What will we do without Deb- bie and her neckties — that Deb- bie” has a special weakness for gav cravats is a well-known fact. It is true that most people have serious moments but so far, Debbie has managed to keep her ' s concealed. Happy days ahead, Debbie. Gym Team 1, Hockey 2; Band 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Reception 4. AUSTIN MARTIN Autie may not be a Johnnie Weissmuller, but he has what it takes to make anyone an A number one basketball player. He ' s an ace on roller skates and maybe he can ' t go ' round and ' round once he gets started. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JUNE MATTHEWS June has proven herself superior as an actress, as well as a faithful student. She possesses that fine qual- ity that would gain her admittance wherever she goes. We could com- pare her with that month of sun- shine of the same name. Wampatuck 4, Wampatuck Play 4; Junior Prom 3; Year Book 4; Show Boat 4. IRENE M. TTIE Irene is exactly opposite from her big brother, being rather quiet and bashful, or so we judge from our class room acquaintance with her. We understand she intends to go to Bridgewater next year, and we know she ' ll make a grand teacher. Year Book 4, Show Boat 4; Class Day Committee 4. WALTER MATTIE Big, bluff, and genial is Walter. His contagious smile and fine sense of humor have made him famous among us. A flashy dresser and a great ladies ' man make him sought after. Someday perhaps Walter will have a monopoly in the milk bus- iness. How about it, Walter? Cross Country 1, 2; Orchestra 1; Dramatic Club Treasurer 4, Pi- rate ' s Daughter 3; Basketball 4; Football 4; Dulcy 4, Class Day Committee 4. MILDRED MAXHAM Millie is of the conservative type of student. She is quiet, but very good natured. . mong her group of friends she is well-liked. Whenever you ' re looking for Millie, look for Carl B. and there you will find her. Graduation Committee 4; Show Boat 4. RICHARD McDonough He ' ll get by with a twinkle in his eye. Dick is one of our most carefree classmates who never seems to have a care in the world. He and his pal, Martin, are usually in ca- hoots about some thing or other. Don ' t become too studious in the future will you, Dick. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. LEONA McDORMAND Leona has never been known to let anything bother her very much, and nothing seems to hurry her. She is one of the smartly dressed girls of the class. We wonder what you do without your pals, Phyl and Connie. Anyway, we know you ' d get along. Year Book 4; Football Dance 4; Basketball 3. 27

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EDWARD JONES Ed is a clever fellow with high hopes of being a globe trotter. A- hunting we will go ” is his theme song. By taking one look at his scholastic record we find that he doesn ' t let this favorite sport of his interfere with his studies. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1. AGNES LARKIN A more jolly and fun-loving girl than Agnes would be very hard to find. Her pet hobby is in coming to a certain class en retard not less than five times a week, for Agnes firmly believes in the motto Haste makes Waste The best of luck, Agnes, and don ' t make your pa- tients laugh too heartily. Ye.vr Book 4; Show Boat 4. MARION LEAHY She has the loveliest hair which is always tastefully arranged, likes dancing, and has a nice personality. Spends much of her time in the vicinity of Quincy. Seems to enjoy going through the long process of bookkeeping. Best of luck, Marion. THEODORA LYTLE Theodora is the pride and joy of all the teachers. It seems to be an impossibility to keep her off the honor roll. And ask us if she can draw — we can tell you! Because of her conscientiousness and abilitv, Theodora will go far. MARION MacDonald Petite, dar k eyes, dark hair, and a pleasant disposition. We don ' t know what Marion is going to do later on, but did you know she was quite a tap-dancer. We might see her in the Show Boat. Good luck, Marion I Basketball 1, 2, 3; Gym Team 1; Mikado 2; Band 3, Show Boat 4. RICHARD MacNAMEE Mac is just another Graham Cracker. He is one who dares to be different — or at least would like to be. Seriously, though, Mac is never still, always moving — and in the right direction. BERNADETTE MAGUIRE She ' s that good-looking, snappy- dressed senior, who is so often seen whizzing by in her automobile. She possesses all the fine qualities nec- essary to success, besides having plenty of the essential ' gray matter. Basketball 1, 3; Senior Show Committee 4. HELEN MAHAR Versatile is only one of the many adjectives we might use to describe Toot. Besides being quite a seamstress, she seems to shine in athletics especially. She eagerly and capably participates in field hockey, basketball, and gym team. Good luck, Toot! Hockev 2, 4, Basketball 1,2, 3. 4; Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Boat 4; Baseball 3. 26

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ELIZABETH McKEAN What would Miss Walker do without Elizabeth? She is always seen hustling through the corridors. Her laugh is contagious. Her pleas- ant disposition and pleasing person- ality have made her many friends. Mav you have success in your future work ! Year Book 4. WILLIAM McKEAN Nonchalance, good looks and popularity make up Bill’s attractive personality. That roguish smile and his sleek hair are what we admire. A calm and collected football player as well as a live-wire. Remember his injured nose during football season? Basketball 3, 4; Football 4; Re- ception 4. CONSTANCE McKIM Connie, although she only came to us last year, has become very popular among us, especially with the opposite sex of the school. She is a petite, dark-haired young lady who knows how to dress. Connie is quite an ardent equestrienne. Show Boat 4, Banquet 4. MARY McMANUS Mary has a calm, serene disposi- tion, and an ever ready smile. Those going to Bridgewater can look for- ward to seeing Mary there also. Let us in on the secret, Mary, about your almost constant companion. Should we worry? Show Boat 4; Gift Committee 4. MARY McSHARRY Mary is a happy-go-lucky sort of person, who can always find something to laugh at. It seems that Marv just likes to take things easy, and dislikes hurrying. Never- theless, we admire that sort of un- disturbed manner, and a sense of humor is a good thing to have. Show Boat 4; Banquet 4. ROBERT MEANEY We have a number of cross-coun- try stars, and Bob is certainly one of them. His wit (?) causes many a teacher a gray hair. Little is known of Bob’s future, but we are sure that an aggressive fellow like he is will be a success. Cross Country 4; Tennis 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Wampatuck 1. DOROTHY MILES ’Dottie ” is one of our sweetest Senior girls. Carefree and ready for fun, she glides through school treating us generously w’ith her adorable smile. Dot goes around in circles trying to keep from giving more than one fellow a date on the same night. Mikado 2; Basketball 2, 4; Show Boat 4. CLYDE MORRISON When you see a cloud of dust way down the road, you know that Clyde has just passed you on his wav home from school. Another of our class’s smaller boys, he certainly proved that size was not such an important factor on the gridiron, or elsewhere. Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Dance 2; Reecption 4. 28