Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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JOSEPH BUCHERIE Social Arts Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Club Meet the towering tackle -with the talented toe who combined muscles and finesse to split the uprights for that valuable three points against Salem. WILLIAM BURKE Social Arts Pensacola Naval Base Baseball 3, 4; Football 4; Boys ' Club Ge , our ground-covering out- fielder, doesn ' t figure on getting another year out of his ancient Ford, so, if the Fates are kind, he ' s off to Florida to learn how to fly. ELIZABETH CAMERON Social Arts Girls ' Club Career before marriage may be the axiom of some girls but not Betty. She ' d rather use her quiet manner, soft voice, and ap- pealing smile to brighten some lucky man ' s home. LOUISE CASACCIO Social Arts Girls ' Club Louise, who plans to do office work, merits special distinction, if not a medal, for her unusual rec- ord of commuting daily from Bos- ton without a tardy mark for the year. CARL CHAPMAN Social Arts Boys ' Club Pint has outgrown the reason for his early nickname but he can ' t escape the nickname itself. His ear was once attuned to Little Drummer Boy but he has since discarded his drum and is now partial toward The Skaters ' Waltz . NORA CHAPMAN Social Arts Girls ' Club Nora is that charming, quiet girl who has an earnest desire to get along with people. Her success up to this time in this admirable aim is shown by her wide circle of friends. RITA CHATTERTON Social Arts Girls ' Club A goddess poised, ccol, striking blue-black hair, classic features, and a personality which bubbles over with fun. These are the in- gredients which go to make up our most sophisticated girl . RALPH CHURCHILL Social Arts Baseball 3, 4; Boys ' Club Ralph is another one of Coach Friberg ' s handsome twirlers and a companion whom Burke finds indispensible as the skilled ma- nipulator of the crank which coaxes the latter ' s vehicle into action. MAUDE CLARK Social Arts Girls ' Club Maude is calm and unperturbed, no matter how hectic the occasion. She lives rather than expounds her serene and rather remarkable philosophy, and her definite charm has made her everyone ' s friend. ARTHUR CLOUDMAN Social Arts Boys ' Club The poet must have had our red- headed friend, Art, in mind when he penned those lasting words — The man that often speaks but never talks. [13

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HELEN BARRETT Social Arts Dramatic Club 3, 4; Library Club 4 Girls ' Club; Though externally more serious than her. sister, Helen ' s friends know that Lady Fortune dealt out good nature in the Barrett house- hold with an impartial hand. FRANKLIN BERRETT Social Arts Boys ' Club Batter late than never is the opinion of Frankie who jumped on the jitterbug band-wagon only recently. He ' s McCarrier ' s first relief at tha station, Bassetts best pal, and everyone ' s friend. CARL BIEGON Social Arts Boys ' Cub While Carl, who has figured rather prominently in Mr. Chad- sey ' s Ski Club and chemistry ac- tivities, is still on the best of terms with Mr. Goodwin, we ' ve never heard him classified as a Sunday driver. DOROTHY BLAISDELL Social Arts 3, 4 Burdett Dramatic Club; Marshal 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Public Speaking Club 3 It takes no prophetic powers to predict a career in dramatics for Dot when we consider her slim attractiveness, her voice with its peculiar catchy quality, and her undeniable gift for reciting. JOHN BONQUET Social Arts Ski Club 3, 4; Boys ' Club We look into our crystal ball to behold the distinct picture of the great chemist, Bonquet, directing a line of reluctant microbes under his glass for scrutiny. WARREN BOWERS Social Arts Boys ' Club Tall, brown-haired, and the pos- sessor of many interests, War- ren ' s principal hobby is photog- raphy. Classmates will not let him forget his experiment in mus- tache cuhivation. PHYLLIS BOWKER Social Arts Girls ' Club Unlike the quiet, easy going stu- dont as we see her in school, Phyl, is really a whirlwind cf en- ergy, laughter, and enthusiasm when engaged in any outdoor activity. THELMA BOYLE Social Arts Girls ' Club; Dramatic Club 3, 4 We have yet to see the day when Thelma didn ' t have a nice sunny smile for us. For as she says — Happy am I, from care I ' m free, Why aren ' t they all contented Lke me? MARY BREWER Social Arts Girls ' Club For the past year or so, we ' ve been playing button-button with Swampscott what with Mary shifting between schools. We don ' t mean Mary is a button but she is as cute as one. VELMA BROWN College Girls ' Club; Dramatic Club 3; Student Council 1 It tcok us only a fracticn of our four years as classmates to dis- cover that friendship with Velma was an easy and interesting ex- perience with her quiet poise pav- ing the way. [ 12 ]

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BERNYCE COBURN Commercial Girls ' Club; Club Sahico; Riverside We ' ll always associate with Bor- nie a sense of humor, quiet but constant, and a questioning some- what doubting expression, which suddenly breaks into an appre- ciative grin. MARY COLANTON Social Arts Girls ' Club If you hear a sly giggle in the middle of class, don ' t jump. It ' s just Mary, our diminutive little chum from North Saugus. May Lame Fortune smile upon you, Mary, but not her daughter, Mis- fortune. FRANCES COMEY Social Arts Girls ' Club; Cheerleader 4; Stu- dent Council 3 Pretty, peppy, and a fine dancer, Frances is one of those girls who cause boys to pause a moment to consider Mr. Murray ' s offer to teach anyone the art of dancing in five easy lessons. RITA CONRAD College Westbrook Junior College Marshal 4; Dramatic Club 4; Girls ' Club Cabinet; Student Coun- cil 2 The pipes of Pan never created more merriment on the hillsides of yore, than does Rita among her classmates. Vitally interested in everything and the best sport in the world, she has a legion of friends. PATRICIA COTTING College Girls ' Club, Marshal 4; Focus- Annual 4; Dramatic Club 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 4; Library Club 4; Senior Play All our finest traditions are em- bodied in Pat, our unassuming cosmopolitan. She ' s alert, inde- pendent and dependable and one of our finest dramatic prospects. ARTHUR COUILLARD Social Arts Boys ' Club Art ' s manner is quiet but his mind is as active as his grin is con- stant. As a matter of fact, we opine that Art would find it easier to change his fingerprints than that ear to ear special of his. CHARLES COX Social Arts Boys ' Club Charlie must share with others his ability in making airplane models and his ambition to be- come an airplane mechanic but in his distinct brand of humor he stands alone. GEORGE CRONIN College Boston College Football 2; Student Council 3; Boys ' Club Known in his sophomore year as Corncob , one of our gridiron gallants, George, a model of polite determination, later shifted his interest to golf in which sport he hits ' em long and true. EVERETT DAY Commercial Dramatic Club 3, 4; Focus-Annual 4; Sahico 4; Library Club 4; Boys ' Club Everett carries the male for the Sahico Club. His steadying influ- ence is just what his fair col- leagues need to make this a workable organization. FRANK DEMASO Social Arts Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Boys ' Club; Basketball 2, 3; Traf- fic Squad 3 Frank, line crasher on the grid- iron, fireballer on the mound, and demon driver, has a roaring chuckle which would drown out Victor McLaglen at his heartiest. r 14 i