Marlborough High School - Marlborough High Yearbook (Marlborough, MA)

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James M. Cunningham Satch We see him and we know him, but we hardly ever hear him. Quiet at times, but full of fun, is well-liked by his classmates, is friendly to everyone; plans on going to Northeastern University to study business. Leona J. Curtis Joy The best things come in small packages. Although she soars to a gi¬ gantic 4 ' 9 , her smile and happy nature make her a giant in the corridors of M. H. S.; she is a peppy girl and always on the go. Madeline A. Custodio Maddie She ' s just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. One of the quieter girls of room 30; always there with a helping hand; plans to brighten up some office with her ever ready smile. Robert B. Daigneault Digger As true as steel. A studious and serious worker; member of the bas¬ ketball team. Dramatic So¬ ciety, and National Honor Society; plans to go on to Boston College and major in Biology. HOME ROOM 33 Barbara A. D ' Amico Barb Always talking, always gay-this will ever be her way. A fun-loving classmate; never at a loss for words; al¬ ways ready for a good time; has a mania for clothes and wears them very well; one of our peppy cheerleaders; plans a career in teaching. Rose A. D ' Angelo Rosey Short, cute and peppy. Rosey is a friendly girl with an easy manner; her bright smile helps the day go faster; can be found at Nick ' s helping with the pizza. 13

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Edward J. Clancy Eddie ' Laughter is the best medi- li cine. A very good-looking, well- liked fellow; excellent in competition; president of the Crash Club; hobbies are ice skating, talking, working, and wrecking cars; can always be found at the center place in the doorway of Room 29. William B. Colburn Bill His cares are now all ended. 11 Talkative, good-looking, mechanically inclined; likes cars, model boats, and working with me¬ chanical things; enjoys hearing his name over the air. Francis W. Collins Fran With the slide rule, nothing is impossible. Tall, dark, good-natured; a fine student and a great story teller; favorite pastimes are eating and vacationing at the Cape; plans to enter Coast Guard Academy. Robert W. Connor Bobby ' Tomorrow is another day. Pleasant, easy-going, courteou s, a nice com¬ fortable fellow to have around; has a bug full of witty and apt replies; in¬ terested in joining the Navy. HOME ROOM 32 Rosemary Corrinni Rosemary Nothing great was ever a- chieved without enthusiasm. A wonderful girl to know; popular with all; attractive eyes, well-groomed hair; our Junior Prom Queen; energetic leader of our cheering squad; will be a great addition to the sec¬ retarial world. Almon H. Crossman Sonny Here ' s both manhood and good fellowship. Reticent, reserved, and co¬ operative; one of the tallest and most serious-minded members of the senior class; will be a success because of his determination to work. 12

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Gloria A. De Angel is Glo A laughing heart, a nimble wit. Likes everyone and every¬ one likes her; always smil¬ ing and ready with a cheery hello; enjoys fun and is al¬ ways on the spot to aid in any emergency. Kenneth DeBeradinis Gator When modern youth burneth the midnight oil, it is usu¬ ally in a crank case. Pleasant, jovial, and well-liked, can be heard driving around in his egg- splattered Olds; golf cap¬ tain and member of basket¬ balls team; will make a good business man. HOME ROOM 34 Robert J. DiRado Bob In framing artists, art hath decreed, to make some good, but others to ex¬ ceed . The playboy of the class of ' 57 except when it comes to his art; is excep¬ tionally talented with either a paint brush or just a pencil; his destination is Rhode Island School of De¬ sign. Joyce R. Dodge Joy All tongues speak well of her. Patient, quiet, and friendly; she is sure to be a success in her career of nursing; her long hair is the envy of all girls. John D. Drummey Drum It is impossible to escape from toil. Persuasive, generous, friendly; is always on the go; known for his cool haircuts; eats and sleeps athletics, especially bas¬ ketball; likes the scenic splendor of Florence Street. Olive I. Dufault Ollie Her worth is warrant for her welcome. Reliable, very determined, and has a pleasing person¬ ality; loves bowling, dia¬ monds, and rare Birds; has been a valuable as¬ sistant to Mrs. Luz in the office. 14