Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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20 THE TONTOQUONIAN 1930 VIRGINIA ELIZABETH LEWELL General Course Riverside Club; Senior Play Constancy, thou art a virtue, and possessed by few. We agree and also we are unanimously voting that Ginny is one of the few possessors. Her calm blue eyes and gentle ways are very efficient checks on -nine of us wild seniors. Ginny will enter busi- ness school and then the business world. When shs enters somebody ' s office ! — well, time will tell. ANNE JOSEPHINE LITTLEFIELD General Course Riverside Club; Secretary 2 The lucky little curly-head. whom all Senior girls envy when they frantically attempt to adjust stray locks in the morning. Anne ' s academic ability is rivaled only by her agility in the dance hall. Jackson claims Anne for its own. Lucky Jackson ! WILLIAM McKAY General Course Football, Baseball Bill always manages to be in the right field, both in his studies and in the diamond. Bill has been busy all year trying to maintain order among the Junior High folks on the first floor. (Senior High people maintain their own order, of course.) This fall Bill intends to enter Bates College. We hope he won ' t be too lonesome for the fair ones of Saugus. MARION LOUISE LORD Commercial Course Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Riverside Club; Sahico Club Marion, one of the leading characters in the ope- retta, has a very energetic nature. The work that girl can accomplish ! When she assumes her studies at Bryant Stratton the work will melt away like butter before the sunshine.

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1930 THE TONTOQUONIAN 19 CARL MARTIN HELLMER General Course Senior Play; Glee Club Mush. is another would-he aviator. We con- sider him lucky, for he ' s higher up now than any of the rest of us. ( )ur tallest flaming youth is headed for Northeastern. If they have an operetta we advise them to shout for Carl. MARY FRANCES KRZYWICKA Commercial Course Sahico Club; Orchestra Mary is a classmate whom we are allowed to see but seldom hear. Her quiet pleasantness was appre- ciated by the Sahico Club, of which she is a member. Mary ' s violin seems to be her favorite mode of expres- sion, and she is always willing to help Miss Edwards by adding her presence to the orchestra. HELEN CORINNE LABELLE General Course Saliico Club Helen came to us from Lynn English last fall. Are we glad? You bet. and how! She was with us only a short time when we perceived her charming dis- position and qualities that tend to make her a good sport. Her ambition is to become a teacher after she completes her course at Boston University. Don ' t you envy the pupils? RONALD ARTHUR HENDERSON General Course Football 3, 4 Red won his nickname miles ahead of all other candidates. Color just clings to his complexion (and it ' s not artificial, either). Coupled with his crowning glory it ' s unique. We wonder if Virginia Military In- stitution will be a panacea for his bashfulness. The best of luck, old top !

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1930 THE TONTOQUONIAN 21 DOROTHY JEAN MATTATALL (lateral Course Dot, with her happy-go-lucky disposition, is one of our best-liked classmates. A worried look is occasioned only by her concern over unprepared English. By the way, she is the class redhead, although she claims her hair is really brown ! Bryant Stratton receives an- other of our efficient girls. DONALD LESLIE McNUTT Scientific Course Glee Club 4 Don has made many an English lesson an enter- taining study of human nature by his discourse on the fair sex, but in Math, Don is really serious. His ability as a bad, bold bandit in the operetta made us gasp. The Proffs at Wesleyan will find an amus- ing, apt student in friend Don. HELEN LOUISE MAXWELL Commercial Course Sahico Club Because of her jolly disposition, Helen has made many acquaintances during her four years of High School. History is her favorite subject and she cer- tainly enjoys anxiously wondering whether she will be called upon to recite. Next year she will be out in the world making History with her typewriter. GERTRUDE LOUISE MacGREGOR General Course Gertrude is our Scotchy little classmate who has both feet securely planted on terra firma. Her opinion about Scotch jokes is that the jokes arc all right but they give the wrong impression of the people. We who know Gertrude would testify anvwhere to her gener- osity. Forsythe Dental will gain a great deal in Ger- trude.