Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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1930 THE TONTOQUONIAN 27 ELEANOR JOSEPHINE SULLIVAN General Course Eleanor thinks that the place to he happy is here ; the time to he happy is now ; and the way to be happy is to help make others so. When Eleanor dons the nurse ' s uniform at Lynn Hospital we predict that her patients will he subject to severe heart attacks. LLOYD HAMILTON TAYLOR Scientific Course Editor-in-Chief; Senior Play; Cheer Leader; Debating Club Lloyd certainly is a past master at putting it over in English. His line would sell mosquitoes to a Saugusite. Yet Lloyd has his serious moments — radio, and girls. We ' ve found him fun when he ' s funny, and. well — quite a bug in the radio line, as for the rest — . Already he ' s attached to his future Alma Mater, Tufts. We foresee and wish him the greatest success. LAVINIA LOUISE TRIPP College Course Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Year Book Staff; Riverside Club Lavinia, better known as Vinnie Lou, or Lucy. has in the course of her studying found time to write us an occasional poem and sing us a few songs. We like her best for her enthusiastic class spirit and her capacity for friendship. We predict that she will win her law cases (if any!) by merely out talking her weary opponent. DOROTHY RUTH WYATT Commercial Course Sahico Club; Glee Club 4; Secretary 3 Dorothy, the little blond with the big smile, was an extremely cute addition to the operetta. With her personality and jolly disposition Dot is sure to be a success anywhere. Melrose Hospital will gain Dot next fall, and we certainlv wish her the best of luck.

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26 THE TONTOQUONIAN 1930 MERLE MARGUERITE RUSSELL General Course Senior Play Merle charmed us all as Nancy Ann in the Senior play and as herself in real life. She plans to enter the Deaconess. Personally, we feel that the Class of 1930 is contributing much valuable material to the nursinti profession. FREDA ANNIE SHAFFXER General Course Freda is also numhered among our troop of shy folk. We admire her quality of preparedness, you know it was our Teddy Roosevelt that said. Al- ways be prepared, and any good History student ad- mires Teddy. The husiness world will he Freda ' s destination next vear. RAXSOM GORMELY SMITH General Course Glee Club, Associate Editor of Year Hook, Senior Play Ransom is one of those true blue hoys who stand the test every time. Hard knocks have humped him more than once, hut he comes through with a grin. He intends to work and enroll in B. U. night school. Per- serverance brings success, and Rannv will make the grade in high. DORIS ALTA SMITH General Course Dot is well-known to her many friends because of her perpetual smile. She is always ready to help on any committee. Dot plans to enter Salem Normal in the fall. Good luck, Dot !

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28 THE TONTOQUONIAN 1930 ELEANOR CAMERON General Course Eleanor is a very quiet girl and somewhat shy. She has a sweet disposition and a sunny smile. Salem Normal will gain Eleanor next year and we certainly wish her the hest of success. HUGH ANSON EVANS General Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Hugh was one of the dashing chorus tantalizers in last year ' s operetta. If you didn ' t see him, ask any- one who did. We missed him this year. It ' s too bad that singing and acting don ' t count in the General Elec- tric Trade School — hut Hugh has other qualities which will send him ahead. GERTRUDE ELEANOR BURSEIL Commercial Course Sahieo Club; Riverside Club; Reporter Gert believes in Gittin as much good outin ' life as she kin, and in getting as much news from the rest of us as possible. History has given Gertrude a fine chance for self expression — so we ' re told. Next year she expects to bend her energies towards success in the business world. BENJAMIN JOSEPH ETSELL General Course Benny is a wizard at American-English, that is, he used to ' be until the sword fell for saying King limmie the 1st. We ' ll bank on Benny ' s brain and banter at Northeastern.