Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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KENNETH HOOPER Social Arts Traffic Squad 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball , 2, 3; Boys ' Club Versatile athlete and perfect gentleman, Ken is the third of the Burns, Clark, Hooper combination. THOMAS HORNE Social Arts Glee Club; Boys ' Club Although he is not shy, Tom is one of the quietest fellows in our class. His industry will be invaluable to him in the years to come. SYMONNE HUMPHRIES College Girls ' Club Symonne is one of our am- bitious hard-working girls. She is very proud of her collection of dogs, which, we hasten to ex- plain, are of the non-barking variety. SHURLEY HURLBERT Social Arts 7£jU) JfJL ' TlX ' Football 4; Baskftball 3; Senior Play; Boys ' Club Cabinet; Executive Board Rated as best dancer and most handsome in the class, only an early fall injury kept Bunny from being a football mainstay. DAISY JOHNSON Social Arts Girls ' Club Daisy is another shy girl but she looks anything but timid as she indulges in her hobby of pedaling her bicycle through the town at an alarming rate of speed. MURIEL JOHNSTON Commercial Focus 3, 4; Executive Board; Junior Riverside Club; Sahico Club; Student Council 4; Girls ' Club Muriel, a cultured and able scholar, is unquestionably the ranking girl athlete in our class. WALTER KASABUSKI Commercial Ski Club; Focus 4; An- nual; Stage Manager Senior Play; Sahico Club Boys ' Club; Walter outdid Alexander in search of new conquests to emerge this year as President of the Sno-Scorchers. HAROLD KNOWLTON Social Arts 7H Ski Club; Boys ' Club Technical work is not only Hal ' s hobby, but also his in- tended career. With his sincere determination, he can hardly fail to succeed at the Boston Navy Yard. ALTA KUSCH Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club Alta ' s greeting usually con- sists of a smile rather than words. Well — Silence is deep as Eternity; Speech is shallow as Time, you know. EDWARD LAATS Commercial Sahico Club; Orchestra , 2, 3 Boys ' Club A conscientious and capable stu- dent, Eddie is currently a pigeon fancier. His excellent scholastic standing points to a brilliant career in accounting. I k- 24

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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

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GLENDALL LARKIN Social Arts Traffic Squad 4; Boys ' Club Glen ' s light-hearted mischie- vousness will be missed by his classmates. Next year will find him all at sea — yes, he ' s going to join the navy. CHARLOTTE LaVISKA - Girli-Club Charlotte is a tall, dark, and dimpled lass whose alleged shy- ness was noticeably absent in her veteran performance in a re- cent style show. LORRAINE LeBLANC Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club. Lorraine ' s key to popularity is the maxim The only way to have a friend is to be one. HELEN LEONARD Social Arts Girls ' Club Helen, a slim and very blonde classmate, is a welcome member of any gathering, for she en- livens conversations with her ready wit. ARLENE LOCKWOOD Commercial Sahico Club; Girls ' Club One of our potential business- women, Arlene has already established a reputation as a de- pendable and efficient worker. MARJORIE LORD Commercial Sahico Club; Junior Riverside Club; Annual; Focus 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Vice-President 4; Student Council 1, 2; Girls ' Club Peppy, popular and persevering, Marge can ' t miss. JOHN LUMSDEN Social Arts Traffic Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Ski Club; Public Speaking Club; Boys ' Club John, the soul of cheerfulness, aspires to do technical work in the motion picture industry. KENNETH LUMSDEN Social Arts Ski Club; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Boys ' Club; Ken, a rather reserved fellow, may be one of our future admir- als, for he plans to enterMass- achusetts Nautical School in the fall. ELIZABETH LYONS Social Arts Girls ' Club Betty is so quiet that if it were not for her continuous good nature and occasional hearty laughter, we ' d sometimes hardly know she was here. HAROLD MacINNES Social Arts Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Boys ' Club Mac, otherwise known as Mr. Hood ' s right-hand man, added to the success of the Senior Play with his excellent characteriza- tion of ' Stuffy. 25