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

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Carole A. Savageau Carole Chatty, chummy and cheer¬ ful. Very cute; always smiling, one ot our peppy cheerlead¬ ers; as active in other school affairs as well as in cheering; never a dull moment when she ' s around. Diana Scouras Dinah Good worker, good sport, good friend. Bright, carefree; always ready to be on the go; en¬ joys riding far or near, h as trouble making the last bell at 8:00 a.m.; her sparkling personality will brighten some dull business office. Ruth E. Seymour Terry She sits well in the hearts of her friends. Has a bubbling personality; is best known for her quick smile; package of feminine charm; leaves M. H. S. to go to foreign parts; Marl¬ boro ' s loss will be West- boro ' s gain. John M. Shannahan Jack I am the master of my fate. Believes in enjoying life with just enough work to keep things going; has an infectious giggle; always willing to give a helping hand. Daniel E. Sherman Danny A merry heart lives longer. Good-natured, slow motioned dragester from the second floor; likes rac¬ ing cars and motorcycles; should make a great race driver, if his luck lasts. Paul C. Soumoulis Pooch Life is a jest and all things show it. Always has a joke ready; friendly and well-liked by everyone; a rough and ready guard in football, and a member of the Track Team; most common ex¬ pression, Hey, baby! 25

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A combination of strength and good manners. A lot of fun; always ready to pull a |oke on someone; has a fine personality; plans to be a big-time re¬ porter for the New York Herald Tribune. Joyce A. Peck Joyce She ' s calm, cool and com¬ petent. Sincere, always ready to help; her natural curly hair is the envy of many; a cheery smile for everyone; possesses an extensive ward¬ robe; sure to be a success. Irwin J. Perolman Irv Bid me discourse, I will en¬ chant thine ear. Well-mannered, good- looking, intelligent; a great television fan; always a friend in need; plans to fur¬ ther his education in engi¬ neering at Northeastern. Emily C. Perritt Bamby Carefree, full of fun, got no time to worry none. Adventuresome, witty, with a good sense of humor; has a great ability to make peo¬ ple laugh; gets along with everyone because of her pleasing personality; one of the few lucky Seniors to be engaged-we wish her end¬ less happiness. Rosemarie A. Ricci Reek Always happy, always gay, full of fun in every way. Is tiny and cute; has a sweet personality; possesses a wonderful sense of humor; loves pizza; call Westboro and you will find her; plans to work at Naples, Inc. Thomas H. Ryan Tommy If hard work means success, he will win. Easy-going, easy to like, and never in a hurry; the dynamic tackle on our foot¬ ball team; member of hock¬ ey and track teams; hopes to get into the field of Communications. 24

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Frederick A. St.Laurent Crusher This music mads me, let it sound no more. Dark, handsome, romantic Frenchman; likes cards, and Fats Domino; our as¬ sistant disc jockey, and pitcher for our baseball nine; an ardent White Sox fan; hopes to see them in the series in ' 57; favorite saying Zaeow. Dean A. Thompson Dean He is calm, cool, and com¬ petent. A good-looking young man who is active in church work; has a fine personality and many friends; will suc¬ ceed in whatever he under¬ takes . Joyce A. Stone Jo Always the same, friendly and helpful. The girl with the lovely brown hair; full of fun and charm; always anxious to get into mischief; keeps room 37 bouncing and is the best ticket agent at M.H.S. Edward T. Sullivan Sully Each mind has its own method. Happy-go-lucky fellow al¬ ways smiling even when he makes an error; outstanding third baseman; a national guardsman who soon will enlist. nm ' w - John A. Toohey John Character cannot be bought. A good student, amiable, dil¬ igent, easy-going; president of the Student Council, mem¬ ber of the basketball team and National Honor Society; will study engineering at W.P.I. June M. Walker June Silence bears no trouble. Can be distinguished quick¬ ly in a crowd by the flash of a diamond; will be hear¬ ing wedding bells before you know it; is partial to royalty, especially to Earls. Thelma B. Williams Thelma He who is last shall be first, and he who is first shall be last. Studious and silent—but when she does speak, every¬ one sits up and takes notice; always smiling and has a cheerful word for everyone; planning to work in the missionary fieid. 26