Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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MEREDITH ABBOTT Merry F— College A — Algebra C— General T — Good nature and good sense can be numbered among Merry ' - virtues. S— Girls ' Choir 3, 4 ; Knitting Club 4 ; Jr. Red Cross Council 2 : Girls ' Club. NORMA ADAMS Norm F--Wilfred Academy A — Girls who smoke C — General - -Ladylike, sincere, and sweet. well-dressed Norma is fo neat. S— Girls ' Club: Girls ' Choir 4; Jr. «ed Cross Council 2 ; Knit- ting Club 4; Sen or Play Committee. DAVID ANDERSON Dave F — Marine Air Corps Reserve A — Girls who smoke C — General T — Thoughtful, polite and always friendly toward n ' l. S— Boys ' Club: Ski Cub 1, 2: Boys ' Club Director 3. 4: Rad o Club 1. LEONORA AUCELLA Nora F Telephone Operator A — Fickle minded boys C — General T — A cheery hello, a quiet smile, Nora ' s a girl who is minus all guile. S— Girls ' Club. MARIAN AYRES Marney F — Nurse A — Squeaky chalk C— College T — Attractive Marney ' s friend ' y personality makes her a favorite with everyone. S— Girls ' Club : Marshal Squad 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Bisketball 3; Focus and Annual Staff 3, 4 ; Knit- ting Club 4 : Dramatic Club 4 ; Photography Club 4. ETHEL BAMBURY Bambie about noth F — Private Secretary. A — Someone who talks ing for hours. C — Commercial T — With her smile and winning way, she makes the dark as bright as day. S— Girls ' Club; Sahco Club: Col- lection Manager for Focus and Annual 4. MARJORIE BEAUCHAIN Margie F — Maiden Busine s School A — People who are always neat. C— General T — Seemingly quiet, Margie has hidden conversational powers which make her entertaining company. S— Girls ' Club. RUTH BELYEA Ruthie F — Work in an office A — Conceited boys C — Commercial T — Eyes of blue, hair of gold Ruthie is destined to reach her goal. S — Girls ' Club ; Dramatic Club 4 : Sahico Club Secret iry 4: Basketball 1. 2 : Mar.,h d Squad 2. 3, 4: Photography Ciub 1, 2. Treasurer 3. [17]

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LOTTIE BONKOWSKA Lottie F— School A — Stubborn People ( ' General T — Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. S— Girls Club; Girls ' Choir 4. MARY BOUDREAl Mae F — Business School A — Silly boys C — General T — Because of her dancing ability and friendly smile Mary is fun to have around. S -Girls ' Club. ELIZABETH BROUGHAM Betty F — Business School A — Most men C — Commercial T — We hear her little, but like her lots. S— Girls ' Club: Sahico Club. ROSA LEE BUCHERIE Rosa Lee F — College A — People who aren ' t punctual C — General T — Not over-serious or studious. Rosa is a true and quiet friend to all who know her. S — Girls ' Club ; Girls ' Choir 4 : Photography Club 4 ; Senior Play Committee. CHARLES BURWELL Charlie F — Dairy Farmer A — Homework ; girls who smoke C — Scientific T -You won ' t escape adnvring girls, even on a farm. Charlie. S— Boys ' Club; Band 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4 : Class Presi- dent ?.; Junior Prom Commit- tee ; Senior Dance Committee : Senior Play Committee ; Boys ' Club, Vice-President 4. PAULINE CABRAL Penny F — Reporter A — Girls who smoke C — General T — Penny will make an efficient housewife. S— Girls ' Club. WILLIAM CAITHNESS Bill F — College A — English Grammar C — Scientific T — Two invaluable characteristics, wisdom and cheerfulness. S — Boys ' Cub; Jr. Red Cross Coun- cil 1, 4. ABBY LEE CAMERON Shorty F — Office work A — Boys who wear dungarees C— General T — Abby will surely be successful, for her sweet disposition speaks for itself. S— Girls Club. [18]