Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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24 THE TOXTOOUOMAN 1930 THELMA ANETTA NELSON General Course Year Book Staff Just what the advertising managers of Class af- fairs would have done without Thelma we don ' t know. Her posters are familiar to all of us. You see. Thelma is very fond of art — especially making faces ! We expect that Thelma will win artistic laurels for the Class of ' 30. GEORGE STEPHEN RANDALL Scientific Course Georgie seems to have a hohby for wandering through the fields, especially in little fields ! He is often seen cutting the lawns and carrying mail through Cliftondale. He is undecided concerning his career, but whatever he decides to undertake, we know that he won ' t fail. ALICE MORISON NYGAARD General Course Glee Club 4 Somehow a dainty wild flower always reminds us of Alice. Her presence is gladly felt, if not always heard. We are told that her ability as a pianist, though not widely known, is very apparent to her intimate friends. B. U. will be Alice ' s Alma Mater. ELSIE EVELYN PARRISH Commercial Course Sahico Club Elsie is one of our popular classmates. Her ready smile is never lacking except when historical data is struggling to penetrate the brain. Elsie is planning to enter the business world next vear. Good luck, Elsie !

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1930 THE TONTOQUONIAN 23 [RENE ELIZABETH MORGAN General Course Senior Play Irene, our little good-natured Blondy, certainly made a hit in the Senior Play. If her ability as a nurse comes up to her acting, we know that her patients will not onh have good care, but clever handling. MARGARET MORRISON Commercial Course Sahico Club Margaret, so far as we have been able to dis- cover, is our only classmate about to seek her fortune in Civil Service work. It certainly sounds adventure- some and we hope that she will find the gold at the end of the rainbow. RODNEY FISKE QUINT General Course Football 4 It was a lucky day for Saugus Athletics when Rodney entered the Senior Class last fall. He soon acquired many friends. He was elected Captain of the Football team and played a prominent part in the eleven, despite the fact that the injuries he received at Milton kept him out of several contests. Next year. Rod plans to enter Suffolk Law. NELLIE GERTRUDE NAY Commercial Course Sahico Club A penny for your thoughts, Nellie! We ' ve heard that you ' re deeply interested in Commercial Law, but surely all that thinking isn ' t concerning intellectual sub- jects. We ' ll count on your showing the world next year, Nellie — and maybe you ' ll tell ' em !

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1930 THE TONTOQUONIAN 25 FRANCIS EDWIN RICH General Course Senior Play; Glee Club We can term Frannie the class comedian with- out stretching a point. As the colored hutler in the Senior play, and as Tad, in the operetta, he proved a load of laughs. We wonder if Frannie will he the air comedian in days to come. Those who have heard him discuss planes have grounds for supposition. FRANCES BEULAH PINGREE College Course Sweeter than sweet, just expresses Franny. Her social inclinations have caused us mu ch merriment, hut if she really decided to climb we would kneel with the rest. Fran ' s winsome gaiety will make her a gen- eral favorite not only at La Salle, next year, hut at Aliss Wheelock ' s School later. JOSEPHINE ESTHER READY General Course Riverside Club Tosephine is so quiet and shy that many folk pass by without realizing that the merry twinkle in her eyes reveals her outstanding characteristic. Salem Normal will find a capable girl in Josephine who is always ready to help somebody else. ROBERT SAMUEL SHERMAN General Course Sammy, one of our happy-go-lucky boys, is seen mostly in glimpses. His ambition is Harvard or Tufts. We wonder if Sam will import his horseless carriage. If he doesn ' t, the campus col- legiates will miss some ride.