Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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JOHN CLANTON Social Arts Boys ' Club Like a boy at a Thanksgiving table, Johnnie has a taste for many things — bass drummer, printer, and collector of rare edi- tions of books. RAYMOND CLARK Social Arts Hebron Football 3, 4; Basketball 3; Traffic Squad 4; Ski Club; Boys ' Club Ray, a fine athlete despite lack of size, was named the most bashful senior in a landslide vote. ROBERT CLARK Social Arts Traffic Squad 4; Boys ' Club Bob, who shrugs off all in- quiries as to his future plans, is a worthy Sea Scout and a truly good scout. EDWARD COFFILL Social Arts Football 3, 4; Boys ' Club Smiling Red has contributed more than a little to the success of one of our greatest football teams by his dependability and loyalty. NORMAN COOK Social Arts Traffic Squad 4; Boys ' Club Cookie ' s chief claim to fame is his bubbling good nature. Such high spirits ' will be an aid to him in the field of aviation. OWEN COOKE Social Arts Traffic Squad 4; Annual; Stu- dent Council 3; Boys ' Club Owen temporarily set aside his customary silence, a la Shannon, to become a dynamic press agent for the Annual. MARJORIE COY £ jfc Social Arts Jt % jj Girls ' Club •fluJUAJ - ' jf« Margie is an indefatigable miss whose dauntless pluck will help her attain any goal for which she may strive. WALTER COY Social Arts Boys ' Club Though exceptionally quiet, this model of politeness can be lured to heights of oratory on the sub- ject of the Naval Reserves. BARBARA CROCKFORD Commercial 7%6SSU oC V V« Sahico Club; Student Council; Annual; Girls ' Club Barb may well be proud of the quiet competence with which she accomplishes her tasks. BARBARA CUNNINGHAM Social Arts Annual; Girls ' Club Curly-haired Barb has evoked many a chuckle from her class- mates with her witty sallies. 18

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MIRIAM BUNKER Commercial Modern School of Applied Art Glee Club 3, 4; Sahico Club; Girls ' Club As a member of the Commercial department, Miriam ' s conta- gious energy gave a lift to those who worked with her. THELMA BURBANK -- ' Social Arts T dA U ° Treasurer 2; Stud nt CounciL flr- ' Girls ' Club f UL jydO Thelma has ceased to be a stu- dent, but she will always con- tinue to be an expert teacher in the art of gaining popularity. ROBERT BURNS Social Arts St. John ' s Prep. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3; Football J, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad; Boys ' Club Bob, the backbone of our football team, is one fellow who doesn ' t need to blow his own horn. The student body will do it for him. FRANCIS BURSIEL Social Arts Boys ' Club Fran has an edge on that great naturalist, Fogg, for the latter merely stuffs animals while Fran keeps them alive in his backyard menagerie. EDWARD CAFFARELLA Social Arts Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball!, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Club Ed, an apostle of the sound body school, takes part sea- sonally in football, basketball, hockey, and baseball. LILLIAN CAMPBELL Commercial Sahico Club; Annual; Girls ' Club Lil, an industrious worker, has an engaging smile and an agreeable manner that will be a pleasing addition to anyone ' s office. MILDRED CARTER Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Blushes may be the bane of Milly ' s life, but we ' ll always remember them as pleasant manifestations of her shy good nature. DOROTHY CASHEN College Simmons Junior Riverside Club; Glee Club 3, 4; Focus; Annual; Senior Play; Girls ' Club Cabinet 2; Secretary 1 , 3, 4 Dot ' s dependability and her sense of humor are the envy of the school. CHARLES CHAPMAN Social Arts Ski Club; Boys ' Club Charlie does more skiing than talking. As a matter of fact, he would prefer not to talk except about skiing. ELTON CHASE Social Arts Springfield University Basketball 1 , 3; Traffic Squad 3; Boys ' Club Elton is one of our small pack- ages of dynamite. His faculty for getting along well with his as- sociates should be a great ad- vantage to him. 17

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MURIEL DAGGETT Social Arts Annual; Public Speaking Club; Girls ' Club Through four years of school work, with their passing inter- ests, Muriel has clung zealously to her plans to be a novelist. SADIE DARDGINSKI Commercial Sahico Club: Girls ' Club Sadie ' s impishness is as in- vigorating as a brisk sea breeze. PRESTON DAVISON . Social Arts . - » Boys ' Club 9 r( The calm course of many a class meeting was interrupted by the refreshing suggestions of Pres- ton, a master of the art of fili- bustering. RAYMOND DeFRANZO Social Arts Basketball 3; Boys ' Club Ray is universally known for his sense of humor and his love of life. He insists that he, not Rossetti, is the peer of school bowlers. IRENE DELANEY Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Irene is a dark-eyed lass with untiring energy. Her ambition is to become a well-trained court stenographer, and from her scholastic record, we ' d say she is well on her way. DOROTHY DEMASO Commercial Bryant and Stratton Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Dot ' s graciousness and courtesy have won her innumer- able friends. As an ambitious worker, she has been indispensi- ble to the Class of ' 39. WILLIAM DIAMOND Social Arts Glee Club 4; Class President 4; Boys ' Club It is said that on a dark night Bill ' s campaign speeches can still be heard echoing through the Assembly Hall. HELEN DOHERTY Commensal ' Sahico. ' Clubs Trelisiirer S; Ch ' eer- leadefWGirls ' Club i « ' Helen is seldom still — always dashing about on official errands. Her conversations sprinkled with solemnly delivered witticisms, have a flavor all their own. ROBERT DOLE - — Social Arts VA - - Band 4; Traffic Squad 4; Boys ' Club rf f f(i .C His friends assert that Bob ' s saxophone will furnish him with the keys to future triumphs. IDA DOUCETTE Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Ida is the tiniest girl in our class, but apparently size is not an ac- curate measuring-stick, for she ' s one of the most energetic persons we know. 19