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

Page 19 text:

John J. Dupl in Dupe Sigh no more, my ladies, sigh no more. Loaded with personality, humor, and talent; the easy¬ going type; will miss being debonaire with the girls, getting to school late, and his office assignments. Harold C. Durand Harry Study is the weariness of mind. The teachers ' best messen¬ ger, dashing around from room 31 to parts known only to himself; he keeps his teachers mystified; member of golf team; greenskeeping is his life ' s ambition. HOME ROOM 35 John N. Ellis Johnny Good nature covers a mul¬ titude of talents. Well-liked, a good student, crazy about boats and water skiing; can outdo those pro¬ fessional boat builders; gets along well with his fellow students. Plans to attend Northeastern University. Carol A. Ethier Carol The song in her heart matches the smile on her face. Attractive, cheerful per¬ sonality; her chatter is constant especially during classes; loves to eat Ital¬ ian food; enjoys singing and dancing; will enter Anna Maria College in the fall. Raymond E. Everitt Ray I am willing to try anything once. Studious, steady, and de¬ pendable; knows just about everything there is to know about customizing cars; al¬ ways on hand to help when¬ ever needed; plans to attend an automotive school in the fall. Antonio F. Falco Tony A match for any man. Good-looking, dependable and always on the go; a boy with many interests; an ardent Cleveland fan; loves spaghetti; plans to enter the Navy in the fall. 15

Page 18 text:

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

Page 20 text:

Sheila Felch She A real sport with her eye ever on the sunny side of life. One of the most popular girls in the senior class; gay, witty, and always readv for a good laugn; a quick smile for everyone; will brighten any sick room she enters while studying nursing. Joanne M. Ferro Jo It ' s nice to be natural, when you ' re naturally nice. Tall, well-mannered, and even-tempered; her natural wavy hair is the envy of all the girls; (after studying at Massachusetts General Hos¬ pital) will make a wonderful nurse in future years. David W. Fleisher Flv If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try, again. Likes dancing; quite the ladies ' man; always glad to give you a lift anywhere (for a slight charge of course); truthful until it hurts; plans to attend East Coast Aero Tech. Jean M. Gardiner Jeannie Life was instituted to be en¬ joyed . Fun-loving, and witty; care¬ free as a puppy; always ready for a good time; fa¬ vorite pastime is writing to a certain sailor; future un¬ decided. HOME ROOM 36 Marjorie Gilbreath Margie Happy and light of heart is she. The girl who always has a delightful smile for every¬ one; excells in basketball and softball, and loves unusual blouses; no matter what she does, she always has a Jim-Dandy time. Robert S.Giles Bob The only way to have a friend is to be one. Mild-mannered; quiet of the surface, but right in the middle of everything; second sacker of baseball nine; boss of room 32; can usually be found in his 41 Plymouth with the fellas. 16