Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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EDITH GOODWIN Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Her quiet and friendly nature won Edith nothing but the highest favor from all who knew her. AUDREY GORDON Social Arts Focus 1; Student Council 2; Girls ' Club Audrey, a quiet girl with an ar- ray of friends, loves the sight of a waxed floor and the sound of a danceable orchestra. MARY GOSSE Social Arts Girls ' Club Mary has the pink cheeks of an outdoor girl. Much of her charm lies in the fact that she would rather be a listener than a speaker. LORETTA GOULD Social Arts TKj Girls ' Clubg T fti) Lottie smiles only rar«tyHancT talks even less, but many have found in her the finer qualities of friendship. ROBERT GOWEN Ski Club; Boys ' Club Lanky, good-natured Bob was a member of the Lumsden, Gowen, and Frederick firm which did such noble service at all affairs requiring the use of the amplifying system. MURRAY HALE Scientific Ski Club; Boys ' Club Murray, with his good-natured grin, is another of our tube and dial tinkerers who match ex- ploits more avidly than a club- house of golfing Munchausens. WINIFRED HAMLIN fa Social Arts M « . rf? Girls ' ClubgJjLu W T y Winnie is a ctZrk, pert person whose innate good nature fre- quently bubbles to the surface. CHARLOTTE HANSON -rT Commercial TJ caAX - ' Sahico Club; Gi iA iliU. Charlotte, an attractive com- . q -aa mercial student, possesses that combination of agressiveness and charm so rarely found. EARL HANSON Social Arts Focus 4; Traffic Squad 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Club Soft-spoken Earl ' s supply of in- domitable courage made him an ideal leader of our football team. IRENE HARDING Social Arts Cheerleader 3; Student Council 2; Girls ' Club Irene is a pleasant and well- groomed girl, who, surprisingly enough, considering her softly- modulated voice, was one of our cheerleaders last fall. 22

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ELEANOR FOSTER Social Arts Girls ' Club Cabinet 3; Senior . Play Eleanor is the cynosure of neighboring eyes. The reason? Her smart appearance, of course. STEPHEN FRANCOIS College Boys ' Club Many years from now, the sight of Steve ' s unruly shock of hair will be fresh in our memories. JOHN FREDERICK tPO Bandl, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1 , 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Ski Club 4; Traffic Squad 4;Boys ' Club Everybody ' s big brother, Johnnie lent his radio and electrical experience to every project in the school. MILDRED FREDERICK Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Although never seen turning back-flips in the corridors, re- ports are many that dark and attractive Millie is a skilled acrobatic dancer. HAROLD GAGE Social Arts Boys ' Club Harold doesn ' t conform to our idea of the solemn, meditative fisherman, for this Isaac Walton has a yen for constant com- panionship. MARTHA GALLAGHER Social Arts Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Her pleasant disposition, her winning smile and her gay man- ner made Martha a top-notcher among her classmates. MARY GERNIGLIA College Junior Riverside Club; Girls ' Club Silence is as great an art as words, and Mary has developed the art to a science. JOSEPH GILLIS Commercial Vice-President 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Traffic Squad 3; Sahico Club; Boys ' Club Joe, one of the few valiant male members of the strongly femimine Sahico, is in his spare time, a storekeeper. GERALDINE GLENNON , College Melrose ' Hospltm €l ' ee Club 4; Dramatic Club; dfrh ' Cluk. S (ierry s sympathetic and cheerful presence should serve to swell the ranks of patients at Melrose Hospital. LILLIAN GODETT Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Lil, who will join the inarch to the business world after grad- uation, has such easily discern- able talents that she should soon lead the parade. 21

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STANLEY HARMON Social Arts Ski Club; Boys ' Club Capable of handling almost any situation that may arise, Stan presents an unruffled appearance at all times. CHARLES HARNDON Social Arts Boys ' Club Charlie ' s enviable reputation for gallantry fell under a cloud with his proffer for Annual use, of fourth grade pictures, com- plete with pigtails of several now beautiful Seniors. JEAN HAWKES Social Arts Girls ' Club Cabinet 3; Student Council 2; Annual Jean is one of the few girls endowed with a talent for ex- pert drawing. Her road to suc- cess should be an easy one if cheerfulness and good will make labor light. HELEN HAYES Social Arts Senior Play; Girls ' Club The beauty and p oise Helen dis- played in Little Jimmie Jones will make a reality of her visions of a modeling career. MILTON HAZEL Social Arts Traffic Squad 3; Boys ' Club A mark of Milton ' s rugged in- dividualism is his startling — If I could turn back the clock I ' d like to see a Roman chariot race with all the trimmings! HNES HELEN HINES Social Arts , x. Girls ' Club Helen ' s a tiny girl but there is nothing timid about her hobbies which include the very active indulgences of boating and fol- lowing three alarm fires. THELMA HODGE Social Arts Girls ' Club Thelma is a very earnest stu- dent but she doesn ' t turn her back on sports. When summer rolls around her pet pastimes are swimming and playing tennis. GEORGE HOFFMAN Social Arts Band; Ski Club; Boys ' Club To be another Gene Krupa is the secret yearning of Red, who has been the backbone of the percussions of our band. CARL HOOPER Social Arts Boys ' Club A clever accordianist, Carl has lent his talent generously. His buoyancy and cheerfulness have added much to the Senior Class. FRED HOOPER Social Arts Boys ' Club Debonair Fred ' s likeable per- sonality has made him a gay and care-free companion, especially for those who would debate that perplexing question, What is Swing Music? 23