Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1939 volume:

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Purdy 9 'I' li li M 0N'I' ST It IC l'I'l' ll0S'l'0 N Oflicial photograplier, Wfaltham High School Class of 1959 1 ng 2 -Quin?--ini-nilniwnievi vioini-ni vi-ri-ri-rl-ri i Pi li 5101111 uioiqf l0COIfl4!I1 010 6 2022 Q lllldkiiiillllli lil iii i ill llllllll Q The Wirral? 1939 Waltham High School Class Poem john B. Lewis Charles W. Goodrich, Hmalmaster Class Statistics Class History Harrii' C. Greene Last Will and Testament Richard Sforer Class Prophecy Justine R. Smith Who's Who Student Activities, Photos Class of 1939, Photox l0-1ll0Ql Qili lil IUQQ i it it l li lllli ll li Q1 l if if iill 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 11223151 1 1 11111111111 1115100201 ORTHEASTERN NIVERSITY DAY DIVISION College of Liberal Arts Offers a broad program of college subjects serving as a foundation for the understanding of modern culture, social relations, and technical achievement. The purpose of this program is to give the student a liberal and cultural education and a vocational competence which fits him to enter some specific type of useful employment. College of Business Administration Offers a college program with broad and thorough training in the principles of business with specialization in ACCOUNTING, BANKING AND FINANCE, or BUSINESS INIANAGE- MENT. Instruction is through lectures, solution of business problems, class discussions, motion pictures and talks by business men. College of Engineering Provides complete college programs in Engineering with professional courses in the fields of CIVIL, MECHANICAL QWITH DIESEL, AERONAUTICAI-, AND AIR CONDITIONING OPTIONSJ, ELECTRICAL, CHEMICAL, INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING, and ENGINEER- ING ADMINISTRATION. Students select, at the beginning of the sophomore year, the course in which they intend to specialize. Co-operative Plan The Co-operative Plan provides for a combination of practical industrial experience with classroom instruction. Upperclassmen earn a portion of their school expenses and make business contacts which prove valuable in later years. Degrees Awarded Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science EVENING DIVISION QFOR IXIEN AND WOMENJ Providing romplele courier of 1miz'er.rity grade, for high .rrhool gmdmzfer who hfzd if 1zere,r..mry Io work during we day hm with to .rfndy for fnrlher udmnzrezzzezzf. School ol Business Programs in Accounting, Management, Law and Business Management and in Engineer- ing and Business, under instructors actually engaged in the Fields in which they teach. Rfk of graduates hold executive positions in business. Preparation for the C. P. A. examinations. School grants B.B.A degree. Individual courses available to special stu- dents. Evening Division of the College of Liberal Arts A special three-year evening program pro- viding general education and preparation for the day and evening programs of the Northeastern University School of Law. Meets one-half the requirements for A. B. or B. S. degree. Title of Associate in Arts conferred. Gradlmler of Ilffalihmzz Senior High School may he udmilfezf zrilhozzl 6. CcIl7lfl7fIIf0775 if gradw are mlirffzffory 10 fhe Deptmmeizf of Admir.ri01z.r. FOR CATALOG - MAIL TI-IIS COUPON AT ONCE NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Direcfor of Admirriom BosToN, MAssAcHUsE'r'rs Please send me a catalog of the Q College of Liberal Arts Q College of Engineering Q Evening School of Business Q Day Pre-Legal Program Q Evening Division College of Q College of Business Administration Liberal Arts Name ............... ....... ........................................ Address ...... C-31 mini: - 2oZu1o1o?o1o11 if in 1 1412 1 was 3 ca 3 :qs 11 3 ri 13 1 1 gr 3 3 'YN ,I SN l U W 'll ' M I R Vol. XXX Waltham, Mass., Graduation lssue NO. 3 -in hnlh as 'tfnere, the mirror up in nature- Hamlet, Act III, sc. ii Editorial Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER Harris Greene Earl MacDougal ASS'T. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASS'T. BUSINESS MANAGER George Shedd Ronald MacArthur Willard Calkings ADVERTISING MANAG Eli Eunice Ohlsen ASS'T. ADVERTISING MANAGERS Eunice Martin Ruth Merklee Denice Roth Bertillie Lochrnan James Zografos Sumner Dolber ART EDITOR Beatrice Brennen EXCHANGE EDITOR Lorraine Goulding Anne Johnson ALUMNI EDITOR Cora Day Ass'T. ART EDITORS Louis Lituri MUSIC EDITOR Basile Vanaria Eleanor Griffin Sumner Hammond HUMOR EDITORS Priscilla Hammond Gloria Cataldo Justine Smith ASS'T. ALUMNI EDITOR Eleanor Morash SPORT EDITORS Dora Merino Charles Edwards Robert Pound STAFF SECRETARY Doris Michalson Assrr. GIRLS' SPORT EDITOR STAFF P1-IOTOGRAPHEP. Louise Monaco Paul Mulvihill LITERARY COMMITTEE Genieve Joslyn, Chairman Betty Andrews, Afrirlant Chairman Stoughton Bell Ruth Bellivue Edna Banis William Bannon Susie Boccabello William Boisvert Edwin Briggs Cora Day Mary Durnin Hope Goodell Ruth Greene Muriel Healy Lawrence Hendricken Peggy Hicks Harold Holicker Ruth Kaufman Richard Keenan James LaCava Elvira Algeri Elouise Lackenbauer John Lewis Margaret Main Priscilla Mayo Evelyn McKenzie Anne Pemberton Mary Rhodes FACULTY ADVISERS William Richards Gilda Sardi Lillian Sheridan Justine Smith Lawrence Stanley Stella Strazdas Ray Sweeney Joyce Turner Marion Wagner David Wanberg Doris Whitcome Miss Viets Literary Department Miss Burgess Art Department Mr. Woodman Business Department Arrafzgemefzt, Maha-up and Prerrworh hy the Pupils of the Waltham Trade School Prmtmg Shop 1-1 O O .-Ce' U ior High S am Sen .-CI 3 ro 3 CHARLES W. GOODRICH, Headmaster WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL The Hill The young man walked beside his silent father, Walked through woods of smiling peace and quiet, There beneath the branches green with leaves Making dark the woodland path they trod, Shutting out all hint of human world, On they went-a father and a son, On and up until they stood atop A lofty hill around which lay their world, And they could see the gently swaying boughs Make a living sea of verdant green. The wind was one of soft and gentle origin, And tossed a lock of tawny, curly hair Across the sun browned forehead of the youth. It was a peaceful place: The young man spoke: No doubt, the saidj Yon can remember when There were much more of settings such as this, Of land and country filled with quiet places, XVhere civilization's touch had not yet come To bring with it, in place of peace and quiet, The cruelty and avarice of man. You - - - even you - - - although so very close To this - - - our present state of modernity, Had no fears to meet the world alone, Had no fears of going through your life Xx7ithout at least a try at honest labour, Had no fears of plunging into war To satisfy the vain and mad conceit Of men across the sea who seek for power: My generation faces such. The father Sighed and put his arm around his son With gesture full of care and understanding. Turned the youth, and filled his eyes with his, An then, his face once more aglow with what He saw therein, he gave his glance again Back to the scene below: the youth's eyes followed His. And now the father broke the still. My son, the saidj and pointed to the green, All this is yours to have and love and cherish, All this for you and for your sons to come, For generations have your forbears kept it Clean, and for the most-part, full of hope: However black the future seems to be, However dark the path of life appears, My son, remember, they too lived their lives In times of darkness, fear and sore distress. Your Revolutionary fathers lived In constant fear of loss of life and commerce, And so it's been throughout this mighty world, Fear has done his work with evil calm, Crept into the smallest of the openings In man's puissant suit of armor-Faith! And bored down there within his very soul To be an ever present source of trouble. But in all times when dark has been the future Of a nation, have there risen from Obscure places in that nation's core The men who carried out to high perfection Every thought and every high ideal: Those were men who went ahead and did And lived to watch their work bear ripened fruit. Those were men who laughed when scoffers jeered, And carried on and worked, and toiled-and won! You say, my son, that all those days are dead, That you have not the chance your fathers had, That you will never climb to any heights And blaze your name across our country's annals, But can't you see that you have all to gain By holding to ideals of men who knew That this would be a country full of hope, And not one full of sorrow and despair. You have your chance to make from what you have A life of happiness and symphony, Success if you but try, is bound to come: But that success is not all due to working, For in your working you must have that spark-- That quality which is so hard to catch- The quality that all the men who moulded This, our land, must first, perforce, have captured. That spark is nothing more than simple faith: Cfzlrla it-hold it-then the world is yours! Joi-IN B. LEWIS. CLASS OF 1939 Class History Many have said that in history there is no record of time and events which is so human and innately truthful as a diary. Strange as it may seem, in the last three world-shaking years I have kept a record of our life at Waltham Senior High School. Thus, with the aid of ex- cerpts from that diary, I shall now attempt to recall to you the swift-moving history of the class of 1939, the class that tried ro hard to be different. Since I quote directly from the leaves of the diary itself, all language and grammar in- cluded therein must needs be excused. Any re- lations to persons living or dead is purely on my mother's sidei We turn the dusty page of the first little vol- ume entitled, H1956-1937 . We read the first notation: XVednesday, Sept. 10, 1956, Well, diary, trotted off expectantly to-guess where-High School! And, boy, whatta place! They've built two new wings around the main building and there are more rooms and teachers than anyone dared to imagine. The first day the congenial instructors handed out books, 'and one kind old soul advised our gang thoughtfully to brush up for review exams. Went home today in a mixed state of mind. That mixed state of mind was the sudden knowledge that five hundred and forty-nine school days of this were to follow until distant gradua- t'0n. My mind, however, was soon changed, and as sophs set their neglected brain-power to action, the days picked up momentum with the interesting activities to be followed. Here is a stray paragraph of first impressions: Here our names might be dust for all we ap- pear to upperclassmen. However, the principals might easily be called 'princes of pals'. The rooms here are hard to find. While looking for Room 312, I went slightly astray and watched the janitor operate the boiler-room for ten inter- esting minutes. Notwithstanding the initial attitude of our Seniors, the friendship of many was to be our future blessing. The days flew by. On a sum- mer-like Saturday in September, we watched our football boys do battle for the first time as real rooters. Krol and Company, nice fellows all, steam-rollered all opposition until that black Thursday in November. Days rolled by surprisingly free from monotony. On October 27, our new gym was thrown open for another year. I have noted: Today the great army of rarely washed fladies excludedj met its Waterloo, because the new showers are working at top efficiency. Rumors of soap to be donated have brought strenuous pro- tests. All this was great fun, but the class of '39, soon knowing its need for organization, elected its class officers for the year. They were William Pendergast, president, Alan Davis, vice-president, Justine Smith, secretary, Muriel Medina, treasurerg and Harris Greene, auditor. I have simply written: The officers look O. K. except for the auditor. He looks like a slick customer. I think I'll slip a word to him about the right attitude to take. But soon the activity and voice of the Sopho- mores began to be heard. On December 16, the Sophomore Dramatic Group gave a capably acted play, earning the applause of the august Dramatic Club. Christmas and the New Year came on sounds of merriment and joy. On return after the va- cation, the attitude of the servile sophs becamf more confident and optimistic towards their seniors and their future. They really Ubelongedi' to their school. Sophomores loyally cheered the Shaughnessy brothers and their virtual monopoly of basketball, hockey, and baseball, all sports of which were waged with success through winter and spring. The 122-minute hockey marathon with Framingham intrigued lovers of slow-motion skating, and the eventual victory was fervently blessed by all. 4 Vl'ALTH-1M HIGH SCHOOL . The sophs widened their scope of activity. They invaded radio in a dramatization of Charles Goodyear and his life. In the midst of quaver- ing voices the automobile tire was once again invented. The now smooth-functioning class chose a highly significent motto, Experientia Docct , al- though half the class, Latin students included, were obliged to ask for the translation. There is briefly noted: Thursday, March 11, 1937: The motto, Experientia Docetn, at this time sccms to mean that the teacher knows a litile more than you think she doesnt. The class of '39 had a quick taste of :dult life when the much-postponed Sophomore Social was held in the gym. A short entry: Friday, March 19, 1937, The affair was a lot of fun. The boys and girls, girls especially, are very shy, but I think they'll change with time. They've changed! Y Time irresistibly flowed through the happy months. May came and with it the junior Prom. But on the notices, regrets were in order, for Sophomores could not attend. Come to think of it, there was no mention of regrets. june came, and the Scniors, with watery eyes fl think it rained that dayj, bade us aufwiedcrsehen. lior a few delirious days we had more room and leis- ure. Then vacation. ln red pencil, diary says: So now we're juniors. And here's vacation. Thanks to the Lord ! Of course in mid-August the tunes of joy turned to whistles of impatience to get back to school again. Three hundred and fifty high-and-mighty juniors dusted off varying amounts of grey mat- ter that fall, and lorded the premises in a man- ner that would have won the plaudits of their predecessors. Once again they set themselves to business, and elected their new class officers: Winslow MacDonald, president, Regina Ring, vice-president, Muriel Medina, secretary-treasurer, and Harris Greene, auditor. The football season was on us. The lads of the junior class playing on the squad played well, and although not one of the most successful, still the season was a sportsmanlike, hard-fought one. The girls had their innings in field hockey. The NTIRROR staff performed new miracles by getting out one of its most successful issues. The flow of time quickened, and the Class of 1939 went through the old year into the new on the swelling tide. Appropriately enough at the bottom page of the diary, which is standard, there reads the following truism: Today is the tomorrow we looked towards, from which yesterday is only a memory. The hockey team swept to win the Brown Me- morial Trophy before the admiring eyes of their urging classmates. Golf, basketball, and base- ball became the cynosure of students' eyes. The girls of '59 emphasized their finesse in the bas- ketball and bowling brackets. Spring came and with it the operetta, The Royal Vagabond . Studies were blithely abandoned during the pro- duction of this two-night hit. The Vagabond, his Anitza, Chefcheks, and courtiers were given a royal welcome by the audience. Then the junior Prom, THE event of the junior year. Under soft lights, string orchestra, and thirty-six repeats of Heigh-Ho , the dance was a real dance from all view-points, thanks to the able committee in charge. With amazement, the juniors watched their congenial superiors graduate, a few short days later. WCl'C' they now those people of dignified countenance, of such god-like mien? Were they now Seniors? They were! They returned in the fall, a bit tanned and very mature in action and thought. There is noted: We began to feel the responsibility placed upon us by our elders. Perhaps the homework isn't all a matter of needless bother. Perhaps we're here for something. These facts, pa- tiently impressed by teachers for three years, now began to penetrate and make sense. It was the beginning of manhood and womanhood. The High School football team, captained and predominated by Seniors, turned a black outlook into a fall campaign of unexpected brilliance and success, the last game making them heroes of the first magnitude. I have: CLASS OF 1939 . Thursday, November 24, Today half Waltham and myself sat down and actually enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner for the first time in three cheerless years. The girls, never to be outdone, trounced their opponents in field hockey with vehemance. Class officers were installed for the last time. Winslow MacDonald was re-elected presidentg Clara Viscogliosi, vice-presidentg Frances Carlson, secretary-treasurerg and Douglas MacArthur, auditor. Once again Christmas, the New Year, and then the Senior Dance, that dance of dances in the Senior Calendar. Once again, soft spot-lights and smooth, scintillating music by the rhymical Rhy- thm Barons. The dance was perfection itself. The financial report may, of course, be overlooked with a wave of the hand, although four cents profit on ice-cream sounded too much like care- ful arithmetic, something incongruous to dance committees. The hockey and basketball teams, representing the talent of the Senior class, had very satisfying seasons indeed. The senior girls' basketball ar- ray showed finesse in their sweep of their sched- ule. The baseball team waged war with-excellent hitting power. Election of Picture Committee came as a distinct shock to those who were un- aware of the rushing torrent of time. The Senior Play, Skidding , brought to the enthusiastic audience the Judge Hardy family with all its human appeal, climaxes, and adven- tures of the group. with the irresponsible Andy in his glory. The Thespian exploits of the en- tire cast, the hard-working committee and self- effacing Clara Viscogliosi, whose cheerful and capable chairmanship made difficulties vanish, all deserved every bit of praise they received and more. The diary comments on the play itself: If the audience only knew the effort exerted to make telephone bells ring on time, the finan- cial strain to buy Andy's conservative under- clothes, and the temptation resisted to eat the candy instead of selling it, they would have en- joyed the play threefold. The school witnessed the completion and oc- cupation of the newest addition of five rooms. Although promised for last Fall, they were wel- comed even at this late date for relief of the cramped housing problem in the school and for Mr. Hodge's precious north light. The next few weeks were devoted to sitting for photographs, and the school was a merry Bedlum of comparing and exchanging pictures and glossies with wild abandon. But wait-what is this? The last page-Im- possible! But it's true. Here's the last entry. The ink is scarcely dry. june a, 1939, Well, diary, youlre ended. Tomorrow we are graduated and then it's our own future in our own hands. It is a great temptation to look bacl: to our younger years and mourn the passing of youthful days. But we should not look back. Our day is today, not the yesterdays. With I-Experientia Docet , a good motto, we have learned with experience, and we have benefited by the experiences of others imparted to us. .With that, we shall be a little armed, at least, to face a world of reality. These past years have been happier than one could ever realize. I hope that the advantage of these happy days will serve to some fine end, if only a pleasant memory. The Hood tide of time seems to have carried us to the sea. May we reach a happy harbor safely and with our lives usefully lived. That was the last page. I closed the diary softly and whistled Waltham , OH-key, as I tied my green tie. Nice knot, eh? HARRIS GREENE, 1939. WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL The Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1939 Know all men by these presents, that we, the Class of 1939, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and wishing to direct in what man- ner our estate shall be disposed of after our de- parture, do make and publish this our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. After the pay- ment of our just debts and funeral charges, we be- queath and devise as follows: T0 Illlf UVard, our forceful and persuasive sub- master, we bequeath a New 1939 Ford car to re- lieve the burden of his fellow teachers who are the constant victims of his wagging thumb. To Marr Allen, commanding officer of the cor- ridors, and custodian of 215 and adjacent stair- ways, we leave a set of rubber, sound-proof stair pads, to further guarantee the peace and quiet of 215 from noisy vociferous students. Tr, Mr. N0ff6lIf7lll',Q, we leave the pleasant, but perhaps tiring, job of printing that great piece of world, renowned literature, THE MIRROR. To Reber! Mollica, we leave what we know will be a prosperous and successful future selling those super-charges of the highways for which there is a large market and which are widely sought by an- tique dealers from Maine to California. To George llyheeler, the demon of the cindered way, the idol of the weaker sex, and the human phonograph, we bequeath a pair of winged track shoes to further insure a successful future in some well-known college. To Mr. UUOUCIIIIKIII, we leave a large farm, with plenty of fertile land, deep in the Kentucky Moun- tains, where he may further advance his theories on Economic Geography in perfect peace and quiet. To Earl 1VIacD011ga!l, our penny-pinching grasp- ing Business Manager, we bequeath a position in some large bank to keep the pangs of loneliness from overcoming him. To The Yomzger Set, the belittled juniors, we leave, regretfully, all the honor, dignity, and su- periority which is supposed to go hand in hand with the magic title of Senior, T0 Mr. Cnmzfz, the dignified gentleman in 208, with the perpetual blush, we leave a brand new set of matched golf clubs with the hopes that some day he may have a streak of good luck and find himself with a total score that is less than 100 for is holes. ' T0 .Miller FEl7f01Z, the Clark Gable of the Senior Class, we bequeath a year's supply of razor blades to prevent a re-occurrence of that little incident, which occurred a short while ago, when a wee bit of fuzz overgrew on his upper lip. To Mr. Gomlrirfv, our capable and efficient prin- cipal who has been indispensable in guiding us through the last critical years of scholastic careers, we leave our hopes that some day there may be cnough wings added to his school so that he won't have to spend his entire summers trying to find choice places in the coal bin for the knowledge- thirsty throngs which grow larger every year. To I?fz-jfzzzofzd lllfcflffkljf, who, we hear has been offered a steady job on the Boston Bruins, as an ire .rrmper, we leave a certain middle-sized, sweet- voiced Senior to whom he may devote all his spare time fif there is anyj after he completes his day's work. 'lin Miipr Blll'g6.f,f, our most capable instructor of the hue arts, we leave a group of eager, art-loving and ambitious juniors who seek art instead of the two easy points, and to whom she may impart all her pent-up knowledge of the works of the great painters. To Mr. Leary, the perfect prospect for a guar- anteed hair stimulant and our most capable coach, we leave a group of small but athletic juniors and Sophomores to whom he may put all his endeavor towards building teams which will make us justly proud to be Alumni of Waltham High. We hereby nominate and appoint Miss Allen, Mr. Mitchell, and Mr. Roche, all of Waltham, County of Middlesex, and Commonwealth of Mas- sachusetts, as co-executors of this, our last Will CLASS and Testament, and we hereby direct said Ex- ecutors to pay all our just debts, funeral expenses, costs of administration, and inheritance taxes out of our estate, and we hereby request that they be exempt from furnishing any surety or sureties on their ofhcial bonds. In testimony whereof we hereunto set our hand and seal and publish and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, in the presence of the Wfitnesses named below, this first day of June, A, D. 1939. Signed-The Class of 1939 -by Rici-IARD STORER, coD1c1L TOC THE LAsr WILL AND To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN:? Know all men by these presents that we, the Class of 1939, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and wishing to direct in what man- ner our estate shall be disposed of after our de- cease, do make and publish this codicil to our last Will and Testament dated june 1, 1939, hereby ratifying and confirming said Will in all respects except as changes by this instrument. We hereby mominate and appoint Genieve jos- lyn to be the Executrix of this, the Codicil to our last Will and Testament and we hereby request that she be exempt from furnishing any surety or sureties on her ofiicial bond. To Harris Greene, the most studious boy of the Senior Class, and the capable Editor-in-Chief of the Mirror, we bequeath a large roll of good, strong mending tape to keep those much needed sources of information, his trusty text books, from which he drains his knowledge, from falling apart before he completes his full scholastic career. To Jeanne Blanchard, the most studious girl of the Senior Class, we leave a good strong pencil sharpener, which we suggest she save to sharpen up her wits when she feels her knowledge is wan- ing. To Fred Bevins, the jesse james of the Senior Class, who, it is rumored, is deep in the process of reformation, we leave a pair of staunch hand- OF 1939 Signed, sealed, and published by the said Class of 1939 as and for their last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who at their request, and in their presence, and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto. Miss NATALIE DEAN MR. RICHARD Hoon Miss ALICE N. RIGBY Miss MARY MooNEY TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1939 cuffs, which we suggest he use to curb any desire he might have to go back to his former occupation. To Robert Sullivan, the Lucius Beebe of the Senior Class, commonly known as the best dressed, we leave a genuine, 4-carat, tin-plated, tie pin, which is, in our estimation, the only missing link in his otherwise immaculate appearance. To William Foley, the big noise and the Fred Allen of the Senior Class, we bequest a paper mask, which we suggest he put to humoring the inmates at the estate on Trapelo Road, more com- monly known as the Institution for the Mentally Unbalanced. To Justine Smith, our only delegate in the So- cial Register, we leave a 1939 Tudor Austin, which we believe is a dire necessity if she wishes to keep the good will of her many fans and always to re- main a prominent figure in the annals of Society. To Philip Caminiti, the Charles Atlas of Wal- ham High, whose departure is sure to cause the coaches to shed a tear, we leave a large box of wholesome, healthy, invigorating Wheaties, which are widely used and endorsed by world-famous athletes and which we suggest, he eat every morn- ing for breakfast to keep up that good work which won him the title of the most athletic boy. To Ruth Greenway, adjudged both the most popular in the Senior Class and the girl with the Personality Plus, UMPH, to you, we leave what WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL every famous and popular person has, or should have, a stand-in. When Ruth gets tired of being as glamorous as her public expects her to be, she can loaf at home with a grouch, while Ruth Green- way No. 2 carries on. To Frances Carlson, our official representative to the 1940 Olympics, we leave a good strong, chemically treated jump rope which is endorsed by physical culture addicts all over the world as the best and quickest way to keep a strong, healthy, physique the way it should be kept. To Clara Viscogliosi, the best dressed girl of the Senior Class, by a large majority, we leave a col- orful Irish-linen apron, imported directly from F. W. Woolworth's, to keep her well chosen, exten- sive, and immaculate wardrobe from becoming soiled during her hard work as a housewife fol- lowing graduation. To John Lewis, our future representative on the legitimate stage, we present, with our compli- ments, and for his own betterment, a book enti- tled, Screen Acting , by a well known authority on the subject, with the hope that it will help speed him on his way towards a successful career. To Genieve Joslyn, the Helen Hayes of Wal- tham High, we present a minature Silver Screen, with the hope that time will supplant the ques- tion mark with the title role her heart most dc- sires. To Winslow MacDonald, the most popular of the male species in the Class of 39i', we leave a genuine Russia leather, monogramed, gold em- bossed, address book equipped with a most mod- ern and recently invented attachment which auto- matically reveals the names of the multitudes of his friends, acquaintances, and admirers, which, un- aided, he could never hope to remember. To Harris Greene, the boy most likely to meet Mr. Prosperity around the corner, we leave a gen- uine alligator skin bill-fold, which has ample space for him to store his expected wealth which goes hand in hand with being a successful business man. To Robert Sullivan, the Tyrone Power of the Senior Class, we leave a package of tried and tested, blue steel, razor blades, to prevent that 8 o'clock shadow from spoiling his expected chance for a fat movie contract. To Jeanne Blanchard, the girl who is the most likely to touch the tips of success, we leave a gen- uine theft-proof bank to which she may deposit any accumulated surplus which is sure to add up to a tidy sum by the time she is 65 or 70. Of course her Social Security would be sufficient. To Justine Smith, the most glamorous girl of the Senior Class, we leave one authentic auto- graphed picture of that famous personality of the movies, Hedy LaMar, who is, in our opinion, your nearest rival, and only a close second at that. To Virginia Felt, the vamper of the opposite sex, and the girl adjudged the best-looking of thft Senior Class, we leave a genuine Max Factor make- up set, imported directly from Hollywood, to keep up and maintain that lovely appearance which in sure to grow less attractive as the years roll on. In testimony whereof we hereunto set our hand and seal and publish and declare this to be the Codicil to our last Will and Testament, in the presence of the Witnesses named below, this seventh day of June, A. D., 1959. Signed-The Class of 1939 by-Richman STORER Signed, sealed and published by the said Class of 1959 as and for their last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who at their request, and in their presence, and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names as Witnesses thereto. MR. RALPH C. HOLLIS Miss CELIA M. SPENCER MR. FRANc1s SHEEHY CLASS OF 1939 Class Prophecy Barney Shaw wasn't even worried ..... that's why he took plenty of time leaving his typewriter and making his way toward the city desk and the editor of the Boston World-News' ,.... Shaw didn't even bother to knock on the door marked City-Editor-H. Carl Greene , but slammed the door violently, and dropped into a leather chair to face the youngest news-Mogul in the country ..... The latter was medium-done on height, had a hair- cut on the thirteenth of every month, and was, at present, coaxing a' few lip-ticklers to mature into a mustache ..... The subject of Shawls lucubra- tions looked up from his desk and regarded the young reporter quietly, superciliously ..... Barney knew H. C. had something on the ball when he looked at him like this - - - but he moved nary a nerve ..... You see, Barney knew lots about the man before him - - - lots that the world of jour- nalism wasn't even aware of ..... Readers of Greenes novels and the l'World-News heard that he wore lavender silk pajamas, smoked with an ivory cigarette holder, and always had a marsh- mallow sundae for breakfast, but Barney knew this was the bunk . . . just publicity appeal to stamp a mark of eccentric genius on the man with the pen technique' ..... Uh huh, Barney liked his boss, and knew that he wouldnlt be writer of Boston's most popular column if it weren't for H. Carl Greene. The city-editor, on the other hand, was torn be- tween a friendly affection for the reporter and a violent ambition to give him the well-known walking ticket .... For Barney's official posi- tion on the news sheet was dirt-digger-deluxe , and his widely read column, Heres Mud In Your Eye , was the cause of more slander and libel suits than any similar after-dark pen production on the news market ..... Where Barney gathered his scandalous and slanderlous leads, the editor never knew, all he knew was that Barney's write- ups sold more papers and caused more court pro- cedures than those in any other paper. You wanted to see me, chief? Yeh, Barney, I wanted to see you . . . about a little matter of ten thousand dollars ..... I didn't mind when you cracked in your column that fan- dancer Ruth Thompson managed her own ostrich farm to grow bigger and better feathers for her fans .... or when you published that Davis, the biggest boss politician this side of the D. C., was known to intimates as Stinky l. 5 . . No, Barney, that was all the O. K. side .... even when I had to pay plenty for both, but when you come to the point of printing that George Flash Wheeler, the watta-man of every track meet in the country, has a forty-eight name enrolment on his promised list . . . one from every state . . . THAT takes the punch, kid! .... Can't you get it through that thick skull of yours that women like Marjorie Glass, Barbara Whidden, Rose Laz- azzero, Lois Butler, jean Elder, and Marguerite Henry - - - names that certify the most photo- graphed models in the country, aren't going to stand for any report that they belong to anyones femme-jam! .... And that little notation is cost- ing ME just seven grand notes . . . as for the other three thousand, well undoubtedly have to pay that to singer Lilly Mansfield since you have nominated her singing as a swell theme song for the McGovern, McGuigan, McGovern Gurgle- Gurgle Mouth Wash program ..... You'll be running this paper into bankruptcy as well as your- self out of a job, Shaw, if you don't clean up that column of yours! .... Now get out, and go back to your snooping, but keep that sheet of yours newsy but not naughty! Barney had remained silent throughout the en- tire barrage from his employer, but mumbled in- coherently about keeping a dirt column clean as he made his way back to the desk in the corner of the busy cityroom. Well, well, if it isn't the ol' hash-slinger . . . I-l'ya, Shaw. How's the mud business? WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL Bein' slung right in your direction, Mac, me lad. Barney was flippant but friendly with Mac- Dougall, the Bonny Scotchman who sat leisurely in the Shaw swivel-back. Got any courtroom scoops for the column, fellah? A couple, answered the lawyer, right from the judge's chambers .... but remember, news- hound, you're to have amnesia when it comes to knowing where you got this information, and you might give me a plug on the write-ups of that Sardi-McGarvie divorce trial. Sure enough, Mac, but how about those flashes? l'll need 'em for the late edition.' '.... Barney was all set with pencil and paper, for these Mac- Dougall stories were right off the griddle, and were usually hot enough to burn right through the feature column to a front page article. Well, biggest news comes to us that Newall Hotfoot Crolius has been under the usual one- two at headquarters, and finally put the ol' bee on the rest of the Collura mob ..... And do you know, Shaw, he put the finger on everyone of the gang . . . Bad Man Quirk, Gargantua Tum- menelli, Dimples Pound, Slugger I-Ioarde, and Trigger Pete Curran, and even Dynamo Tom- my himself has been numbered up ..... No, they won't be crashing the Old Ladies' Home par- ties in a hurry. Barney made his notations quickly, thanked the lawman for his latest edition to the Mud In Your Eye report, and added, Whats the story on the Goulding-artist case? .... I think she'll collect, don't you? the reporter inquired thoughfully. Perhaps you're right, murmured Mac with a peculiar gleam in his eyes, but I know very defi- nitely that whatever it is, it won't be much ,... you can't, so help me, get blood from a turnip! just what was the trouble with the portrait? Shaw was cleverly submerging into the scandalous for a tasty bit. The lawyer grinned, Seems as if this artist, Lunny his name is, was originally a landscape painter, and being always the artiste landscaped a few additional inches on the lady's left ankle. . . . So La Diana is suing! . . . . A moment or so later when MacDougall and his ticklish brr's had departed, Barney was ready to drop a line or three from his scoop pad on to the typewriter keys for his column edition of the after- dark publication ..... He rolled the paper in, typed out Here's Mud In Your Eye, and gave himself a by-line ..... Then, his mind scooped up the slices of tasty tidbits he had collected, put them into words, and the column read back: Biggest hit of the present sixty seconds on Broadway is written, produced, and cast with local talent. The show is No Man Has Eevrything or Playing the Field is the Sensible Solution, honors done by Greg Sweden Sarmanian, with G. Pomeroy, Esq. at the stage wheel. Genieve -Ioslyn attempts to prove during the entire first two acts that hero johnny Lewis is the man that hasn't got everythingf' but fails completely in the last act to fall into the usual clinch. Supporting roles go to Helen Maniace and Warren Morse, who, we prophesy, will be ring-mates before the last grapefruit is presented to the cast . . . which shouldn't be long now ..... In times of change like these, when all our institutions are being ques- tioned, it is a comfort for those of the book-worm- ish variety to look back with no small degree of nostalgia upon the annual convention of deans here in Mass. state, and this year's crop of know- ledge is represented in the forms of Dean Edmund ,loyal of the School of Mattress Testing, Deans Geraldine Nichols, Harriet Orleans, and James lfcnton from the College of Misapplied Sciences, together with Dean Douglas MacArthur of the Cox College for Heels, Charles Furbush, vice dean of Woo-Men Institute, Tony Bonica, Associate Dean of CauliHower Ear University, and Kenneth Arm- strong, K. K. fkute kidj, representing Chump In- hrmary ..... Dots, 'n guess what! .... Mayo Darling, of the Fancier Foundations for Freighty Females millions, has recently purchased the pro- verbial little white house with little green blinds for his betterhalf, Elizabeth ..... just a little gift from one Darling to another! .... The Jump- ing jodphurs Equestrian Academy, hoity-toity rid- ing school for fearless femmes, is managed by the prize-winning horsewoman, Mary Rhodes. Stu- CLASS OF 1939 dents interested in conquering the horse-flesh are given instructions by fillies Gately, Hathorne, Walsh, Littleheld, Morrow, King, and Merino. . . and are the boys taking the bounce! .... Latest addition to the book mart is My Diet or I'1l Start Tomorrow written and edited by Ruth S. Greenway and R. Jarvis Mollica ..... And while on the subject of reading, we'll mention some of the BETTER literature on the What Boston Isn't Readingl' list ..... A Roundabout Way of Ex- pressing Affection by Richard Hug Me Storer, and Kilts written by Ruth Sinclair as a Scotch- man's apology for wearing short skirts ..... Ken- tuckey Kernel or Corn Liquor has been com- pleted by Mazur and Holicker and reviewed by Ernest Jones, that wet blanket critic that soaks up everything he touches ..... So go the literati, but from MY little, black book comes the report that the johnson, johnson, and johnson Detective Agency, home of the Sweden Yard, is now work- ing with a complete Dick Tracy disguise outfit. It would, however, be practically impossible for them to travel incognito, for even through Balkan beards we'd recognize that total expanse of Scandana- vian dead-pans. . Ernest L. Barlow, of the Barlow Garter Millions, will open a new theatre in Scollay Square next month with a stage production that we bet will provide the biggest kick since the depression. Barlow states for publicity purposes that the show will be better than bundling on cold winter nights - - - and lots more funl' '....' 'Bubbles Barry, Polly Foster, Rosie Ciarletta, jean Hub- ley, Pearl Walker, and Toots Mann will be fea- tured in the front line of the Barlow Beautified Babes. .... Dots 'n dashes from the Pacific Coast ..... We afford a hitherto secret glimpse into the backstage regions of the moviedom pro- fession .... , . Flicker star Gloriann shattered all illusions of her supposedly glamored past when she became the ball and chain of actor Luigi Dan- gio yesterday. It appears that the black-haired beauty HAS a last name, is NOT Polynesian, speaks English fluently, and is the daughter of joseph Cataldo of Waltham. Dangio made a state- ment to the press that he and his wife met in the trees during the filming of i'Tarzan Meets A Movie Star. By way of the high seas! .... Officers aboard the S. S. Heartbreaker, now anchored off the coast or Switzerland, recently sponsored a contest to de- termine just how popular their sailors were on shore leave. To Second-lieutenant Dan Guiney went the title of Heart Throb Number 1, and en- signs Popeye Dwyer, Dick Dion, and Dan Cal- lahan also came in the money. Eirst mate Herb Rand, however, was presented with the booby prize, because he's still writing letters to that cer- tain someone in his home town ..... The biggest bump to hit the literary world lately is the appear- ance of a very tall fellow, with soulful eyes, and :he dirtiest straw hat we've ever seen. His name is William Cail, and he has the oddest job we know of - - - that of conducting a centurian col- umn for Editor Sam Sabetti of the Waltham Peek- A-Boo.' '.... Mr. C. Chicken Chittick, famed chicken tamer with the Brannelly-Chute Circus, was invited by President Ruth DeVenne of the local womens' Knit-Wit Club to lecture on his daring adventures. Well, I wouldn't know how to lecture, chuckled Chittick - - - but I can imi- tate birds' '... . That'll be perfectly all right, put in Vice-President Elsie Lukens, and Illl ad- vise all the ladies to leave THEIR birds at home. . . . . Now, I ask you, if some tomatoes aren't over-ripe! .... A few hoti' sketches: Would-be gambler joe Petrowski when he gets a good poker hand laughs so long and loud everyone knows it. . . . . Seymore Silver began his career as small town gigolo as the writer of love letters for very young ladies ..... The absent-minded Professor Carl Carter of T. N. T. University, shocked students in his Why Are Pinks Pink? class yesterday upon appearing in those red, flannel things that grand- paw used to wear. The little man laughed, and said, I'm sorry. lt's just that I'm SO absent- m?ndcd! .... Today students Mary Aquilia, jim- my O'Conner, Mary Panda, Ralph Rood, Anita Begin, Tony Biundo, and Art Keith failed to ap- pear at their daily class with Carter. The prof received a note from the group saying, We'rc sorry. lt's just that welre SO absent-minded! . . WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL From President Gordon Skakle of the Waltham Chamber of Commerce comes a report that the thriving little community will erect a monument on the Waltham Common to that symbol of the All-American boy .... the drug-store cowboy . . . . . The statue was posed for by ex-gridiron star Phil Caminiti of that city ..... Today marked the grand opening of the William P. Foley Asy- lum -for Aged and Decayed Punsters. The build- ing, as well as Director Foley, was duly christened at opening exercises with the remains of slightly putrified tomatoes ..... The enrolment in the A. A. D. P. is expected to be tremendous, accord- ing to the statement issued by Assistant Directors Archdeacon, Fran Rogers, Herb Benson, Betts O'Toole, Teresa Ristuccia, and Archie McPherson. . . . . In the groove! . . . . Believe it or so what fans should be interested to know that the Lenny Hartnett swing outfit is composed of Slushpump Ray Leach, Big Dan Gibbs, Ivory Ickie Bob Belliveau, Allen Horny Garber, Dave Hot Lips Warner, Al Sliver Sucker Wolk, and vocalist Jessie Gebow. Larrys Stanley and Hendri- ken were the composers of Down In The Corn- 1ield, theme for Hartnett and his Corn Cobs . . . . That perennial sophomore, Ignatius Gangi, has again been voted the best looking, best dressed, most popular, most studious, and boy most likely to succeed for the fifth successive year at D'Oraz- zio's Dunce Academy .... Local boy makes good! The O'Neils have been having a circus .... we mean that literally as well as figuratively! Thomas E. and Tom recently opened their Woo- Woo Rodeo in Pintabona's Pididdle Park, Neb., and yesterday's performance went smoothly until a new baton act was introduced with the Bowman Band. Do Butterfield, Re Griffin, and Me Martin twirled and threw their silver batons. Show- horse Amnesia, ridden bareback by Esther O'Neil, didn't like the batons, and waltzed into a gas station, gracefully knocking over three pumpi with his rear axle ..... The law firm of Paradis, Parisi, and Patrick have advertised their business motto as A fool and his money are soon parted . . . see definition of alimony' '.... Campus Chat- ter: Civilization, says Professor Charles Rhodes of Mixed Nuts Prep School, is an upward ten- dency that has enabled mankind to perfect that Raw, Rawn known as the college cheer . . . . Co-eds Muriel Medina, Clara Viscogliosi, Betty Healy, Mary Dunleavy, and Ginny Towne of Uhlin University, Utah, offer the remark that if joe Col- lege can't buy his pants complete with knee-bags, he has 'em built in! .... Sprightly as springtime are the new shoe styles designed by Minnette Ber- kowitz for the George Ford Flatter Flat Feet' Shoe Concern. If you've GOT to have fiat feet, Hatter your flattened footsies with Ford's! .... Hint to patrolmen Robert Dion, Pete Kotsifas, Gil Melanson, Don Washburn, and Dayton Barrows, 1 . . . . School-girls in the country may not know all the historic dates they might, but they can rattle off the pictures that sophisticate joe Albanese has starred in! At the recent preview of Thcre's Many A Wreck 'Neath A New Coat of Paint, Albanese's latest heart-throb vehicle, socialite Eli- nor Willis Giardina was heard to remark, Alba- nese - - - in-mm-mmm, when he smiles in that dashing way of his, I could just swoon!' '... . When the S. S. Sea Sick arrived in Boston harbor from New York this morn, the reporter saw vivid proof of a slightly rough trip . . . in more ways than one! The cargo contained well-done fbut decidedly raw in placesj acts of Who Takes Care of the Caretakers Daughter While the Caretaker's Busy Taking Care? the new drah-ma that will open in town Friday ,.... There seemed to be a good deal of conflab in deciding just who were the stars of the show. Captain Bob Saumsiegle had a goodly amount of difficulty in arranging the list of those that would sit at his table, but Gerry Quin- lan, blonde protagonist of the performance was at the Captain's right, next to her was the ex-Mrs. joseph Papa, again Wanda jollatta of stage re- known, and next to her was Norma Cantwell, re- ported as being the other angle in that Margaret Foley-Roy Echman triangle. The remaining seats at the table of honor were filled by Vic Cimino, Dot Powers, Kay Venuti, Margy Zoehler, and Pol- ly Ramsay, all members of the cast that you'll see in this new Priscilla Tyler Production ..... Gus- sie Schools, also riding the waves with the dra- matic outfit, commented on her trip with I didn't see much of the boat, 'cause I traveled most of the way over the raill' '.... We quote from the Life 4124! Leiferr of Ernerzf Iqlifclfdl january -4, Snowinl. Can't go huntin '.... january 5, still snowin'. Canlt go huntin '.... january 6, Still snowin'. Shot grandpawu .... Second-story man Handy Andy Andrews, renowned King of the Underworld tsometimes referred to as Warren- dalej, was picked up by police today after the Killer-Diller's sticky fingerprints were found on the safe of the Safford Sweete Shoppe. Poor Andy had been indulging in his pet passion . . . lolli- pops! A group of femmes in the local social whirl namely: Valerie Aylsworth, Louise Farese, Ther- esa Bahros, Ruth Moore, Hazel Pike, Phyllis Sharpe, and june Richardson instigated the foun- dation of the Bohunk Ballroom for Bashful Boys. . . . . You males that are so proficient at TOE dancing should definitely fand we DO mean defr- nitelyj make application ..... Instructor Evelyn Patterson of the College of Unscientific Observa- tions, asked the question What is dust?', . . . . Bright student Ann Murphy answered, l'Dust is mud with the juice squeezed out' '.... Under- taker james Shields is reported as being that cer- tain way about his chum-about-the-morgue, Regi- na Ring ..... Miss R, by the by, reads l'True Love Stories at her mortuary work. Life, she thinks, is SO romantic! .... The local state has several rep- resentatives to that bevy of unsung heroes and her-- oines that never appear before the moviedom cam- era, namely, Marjorie Daniels, that recently de- signed the gowns for Edna Banis in the picture Daydreams of Tillie, the Typist in which she is starred with Dick Flynn. Then there is Ethel Gib- son, who is official Ufacemaker' at the Franklin- Milesky Studios. Ethel has glamored-up such G. Gfs fglamor girlsj as Patricia Whitten, Myrna Huntley, Edith Winberg, Phyllis True, and Mari- an Colson ..... It was the socially-prominent Irene McCourt-VinLeBlanc wedding ..... The sky was blue. The birds twittered. The wedding march pealed out. They had been married. He looked happy, she looked shy. The little lady had now cancelled the renewal of her hunting license. . . . . The Doe-Doore Publishing Company put a new edition of Great Poems of The Day on their OF 1939 selling list. Perhaps the most touchingly beautiful rhyme was that by Edris Hill, which reads: Someone spilled the sausage wurst A yellow dog got there first He grabbed the sausage like a hog, just 'nother case of dog eats dog. Stylist Anita Weiner will present her annual modes in fashion in the Riseberg Silver Salon next month with Boston's most beautiful models, Betty Hayden, Virginia Felt, Ruth Merklee, Eunice Ohl- sen, Viola Studley, and Kay St. Germaine on dis- play. The wornen will be at the salon to see the gowns, but many a man will be paying for them, so we warn the poor unfortunates ..... Card- shark Howie Woodbury has just published an- other book, l'Etiquette At the Card Table, or No Penalties Attached, and in it he warns the femi- nine bridge fan to take it for granted that the man she married still has as much common sense as on the day he selected her as his wife. Virginia Cronin's humorous pictures in this little volume illustrate the evils of the card game, or How Not to Play Bridgell' Norman Gaudet, who has been studying piano abroad, will soon return to make his American de- but and to see Elaine Edgar. The musical world predicts their marriage as soon as he accepts the Pottle Piano Company's offer as head piano tuner. . . . . A few of the mob are taking a ride .to the tune of lf I Had the Wings of An Angel since Sheriff Ed Wallace caught up with them. Ray Morley took some bread from a baker fsteal- ing dough againj, Pearl Marcou was seen beating up an egg, and Bill Gorgone has been stealing rings from a bell. Naughty, naughty, kiddies! . . . . Latest edition to the Cotton Pickings, Broad- way musical, are Norma Bearisto, Ruth Wellman, Norma Benson, Virginia Stevens, Catherine Tewks- bury, Nancy Cafarella, Mary Cincotta, and Olive Dougherty. We refer, of course, to the chorus line ..... Nice work if you can get it! Dave Krongard has opened a learn-how-to-drive-in-one- easy-lesson station on the Norumbega Tower road for feminine license hopefuls .... The auto school provides a tomato can on wheels and a choice of Bill Pendergast, Orazio Arena, Norman Hoar, Don Westhaver, and Carl josephson as instructors. WALTHAM HIGH SCHUOL . . . . Applicants are also provided with roller skates ..... A new comic strip, The Smith Fami- ly - - - and How It Grew will be featured on the fun page of the World-News next week, and we think that the Bonner, jacob, Brennan collab- oration really has something here. We suspect that the characters are fashioned after the lives of Florence, Herb, and Larry, three eminent stage personalities. The subject, however, is one on the side of the Lord, for, indeed, He must have loved the name to place such a number with us! We did a bit of ear-unbuttoning on hospital premises last eve, and behind one of the sick-room doors discovered Tony Abramo, who insists his pneumonia was decidedly provoked by his hospital attire that provided an over-dose of ventilation. . . . . But Tony was doing all right, being waited on hand and foot by proby nurses Mary Collins, Mildred Slaunwhite, Helen Pederson, Mabel Read, and Vivian Thomas ..... And some guys have all the luck - - - even with pneumonia! .... The hos- pital records read Thomas Leonard - - - cuts and bruises .... but we'd say victim of circum- stances. It appears that poor Tom was shuffiing the pasteboards in a Not According to Hoyle bridge foursome with the missus fthe ex-Alma Thurberj, while Al and Verla fSloperj Fiorelli made up the other couple. Because his thumb was on the ace of spades, he led, and so did Alma. Tom found out weeks later that he had re-negged. Family misunderstandings can usually, we reckon, be traced to the card table! In his book Oh, You Funny Man a biography of Robert Sullivan by Don Felt, the author recalls the supposedly authentic account of the life of Mr. S, provided by himself. I was born, claims Sul- livan, on the seventh hill of Rome in the year 1865, wrote Uncle Tozzfr Cdfijllii! in 1877, in- troduced the lawnmower into Sahara Desert civili- zation in 1883, died in 1884, and was buried in Grant's Tombf '.... Warren Wentworth, author of What Men Think About Women-or Do They? was recently reported seen passing through Watertown with his wife, the former Vera Ben- nett, en route to Germany. They plan to leave the baby in a North Station locker as they fear Warren Jr. might develop a Hitler complex. They will pedal their way to Berlin a-top a tandem. . . . . Sam Stroum, a student at the Dan D. Lion Academy, just captured the fish-swallowing crown from co-ed Violet Rudolph. After not only catch- ing but downing the three little fishes from the iddy, biddy pool, the champ remarked, A bit heavy on the epiglottisj' and then did a fade-out. . . . . The Tel. and Tel. Company now employs Harriette Gordon, Dot Rollins, Estelle Harris, Cora Height, Rose Olivo, Betty McAdoo, and Kay Trainor, the Whats YOUR number? girls. . . . On a recent nation-wide radio popularity poll, the Pantanella Sisters Sixty Minutes of Beauty program rated tops. The beautiful voice of the beautiful Margaret Hicks, soprano, combining with the beautiful baritone of Fred Brown, won the beautiful award for this beauty preparation and Station ZAIA ..... It's pointedly evident that stenog Norma Turner's engagement to her em- ployer was known only to the majority population of Boston ..... As for the boss, johnny Gigilo Ahern, he labored under the impression that it was all a happy friendship! There'll undoubtedly be fireworks, 'cause attorney Darwin Wilder has been called in to serve the hash on Mr. A! Chin up, eyes forward, johnny, me lad. We know how it is! .... Forrest Higgins, formerly the spark plug in the Hayes, Eagan, and Hayes Motor- cycle Industry, has left that concern to enter the ministry. Mr. Higgins, we hear, was recently crit- icized by his elder professioners for exclaiming to the trials and tribulations of his parishioners with a Whew-w-w and not a tsk! tsk! tsk! . . . Arctic explorer Maurice Desisto was greeted upon his re- turn to Waltham by Mayor and Mrs. Allen Glid- den fnee june Taylorj, and we noted several flat- tering varied comments were passed on the little beard sprouted by the North Pole adventurer. The most noticeable, however, was from newsboy Tony Gullotti, who nudged his companions and said, Look, Columbus!' '.... Authors of If He Could Only Cook, Helen Abelli, Alice Buckley, and Margaret Crawford state in the preface of the book that love is a man's insane desire to become a woman's meal ticketl' '... . So now I know! . . . . Do you feel logy, run-down? Do your most vital digestive juices flow at a rate of four quarts CLASS OF 1939 a day? .... If so, we recommend Lively, Little Liver Pills produced from the magic caldron of the makers, Eleanor Lombardi, Helen Staves, and Frances Mahoney. Teletype typings ..... The Barbara Bradfordj a pleasure yacht named by its owner Salvi Albert' for his fiancee, just ran on the rocks oil Long Islan I Sound. Although the engagement party on board was literally broken up, everyone was save! Hazel Dunbrack, Mary Enos, james Carney, Pearl Powers, Edna Banks, Marjorie Myshrall, and Phil Carrigan were brought to safety by Captain Fran McGowan, of the fishing launch Worm Wrang- ling On the Waves. .... Another vote for terrn firma! .... The movie of the month appears to be The Life of. Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning, an almost poetic production written by Jeanne Blanchard. You'll cry at the touching per- formance of Cora Day as Elizabeth, and admire the fine work done by Daniel Healy as Browning. Betty Cotter, the Rose Casellas, Delta Grant, Hazfl Anderson, and Marian Matthews add beauty to this zorh Century Campana-Caminiti film .... john LaRosa, proprietor of the Barbarous Bavarian Bar- ber Shop, located within the World-News build- ing, persuaded society editor Marjorie Haverstock to try his l'Snappy-Snippy Shingle, that he has fashioned with the onward and upward trend in hairstyles. Mr. LaRosa clapped and clipped snapped and snipped, and the society editor, con- sequently, has been forced into hermitage'l with the nearest thing to a Cannonball that we've seen yet! .... The latest dictionary on the market is written by joseph Freeman. Concerning the com- parison of the word dead, the die gives the definition by saying dead . . . without life. . . . Deader . . . see Lincoln .... Deadest . . . Pompeii ..... Report has come in from Michalsen Square Stadium in Raimey Valley, South Dakota, where the biggest glove match of the year has just been fought ..... Handsome George Krinoples matted opponent Curly Ray McCarthy after a two-minute exhibition of iisticuffs. Krinoples wore his usual catcher's mask to protect his baby-blue eyes from becoming blackened, and Slugger Ray appeared with his tresses curled in a Katsogianis coilfure, the most stunning seen on the mat all season! .... Since I made these notes on my scoop sheet, I picked up a choice bit concerning the man- ner in which man-about-town Pat Devlin paid up his bet with actress Georgia Thurston on that Krinoples-McCarthy bout, but in-as-much-as the column has gone to press, and I can't spell the word Hosculationl' anyhow, I'm afraid you'll never know the tale! Y7e mourn the passing on of financier john Kokidko. Although he wore a straw hat year- round and floppy socks, he was good, kind, and trusted his wife's knowledge of mushrooms. His widow is the former Ruth Foley ..... Yokel Fred Gardiner, currently visiting the Big City from his glorified garlic for shall I say onion?j farm, supped at Damorte's Dirty Spoon last night, and was heard to say to the waiter, Say, there ain't no turtle in this soupf' to which the waiter snapped back, No, and if you'll look closely, you'll see there ain't no horse in that horse radish, either. . . . , . The reporter is proud to announce that a former fellow classmate, Fred M. Bevins, has en- tered the priesthood. Fred, a fine, God-fearnig boy, was always the sort you'd say went about singing of jacob and the golden stairs ..... Pro- prietor of the Doggone-it School for Dawgs, Frank Wians, whined a soulful plea to Helen Cor- coran last eve, and the little lady threw all her career plans to the merry bow-wows. But it won't be long before Mr. W. will be 2 permanent board- er in the matrimonial doghouse with thousands of other unfortunate males ..... The Massachusetts A. A. will send Frances Carlson, Isabel Martin, Laura Ferro, and jimmy Delaney as her sport rep- resentatives to Olympland this spring to compete for world honors ..... Because it's spring Qtra- laj, Mr. Fran Doherty has published in his latest magazine article Are You A man . . . And If So Why Not Do Something About It? the fact that the species of man is severed into three distinct groups, namely, bachelors, husbands, and widow- ers. The bachelor, says Mr. Doherty, is just a mass of obstinacy, while the husband has either been victimized and captured as a prisoner, or else taken as a consolation prize. The widower, how- ever, must, indeed, be on the side of the Lord . . . . Ahmenl . . . . Ginger Hammond, just tive WVALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL feet of cheer-temper for Pittsley University during the gridiron season, brightly remarked that she thought scrub teams were formed to keep the vars- ity players clean. Tom Maher, antagonist of the machine age, claims, Machines, so what? .... Love is still made by hand!' '.... Charles Woc lbury, who speaks so often on the Boston Common, was re- cently asked to speak at the graduation exercises of O'Reilly College. Mr. Woodbury informed the studes, You'll never amount to much. That thing called success comes to one man in every proverbial thousand . . . but, of course, if you want to TRY . . . that's YOUR business! Students Fran Punzo, Lillian Sheridan, Caroline Ferrasi, and Antionette Demeo concluded that Mr. Woodbury was either a communist . . . or a Republican! . . . Teacher of mathematics at Waltham High, Norma Bian- coni, says that most boys can't add, but they cer- tainly can distract! .... Title-holder of the Miss Waltham contest, lovely Peggy Shriner, is nick- named by her current Big Moment, Ralph Malm- gren, Hinges, because she's something to a-dore! Philosopher Frank Mase was heard making an observation of the vast popularity of Ferdinand with The little bull has certainly gone a long way! . . . Now didn't we TELL you so! . . . Did I ever tell you about my conversation with Presi- dent Winslow MacDonald? .... No? .... Well, we were both walking our dogs on the White House grounds, and then I saw him fPresident Mc- Donald, of course!j. He was coming along the sidewalk in my direction, and me and my dog came along in his direction, and then we met . . . and I was just SO nervous! .... And then the PRESIDENT of the United States said, Your lit- tle dog likes my little dog doesn't your little dog?' '.... And I said, Yes! ! ! With this, Barney concluded his lengthy tirade of naughty, but nice, news notes. He collected his column, now ready to go to press, and yelled for Walley, messenger boy for the World-News cityroom. The boy beneath the crop of blond hair me- andered slowly to the reporter's desk, took the papers from Shaw, and grinned maliciously ..... Hey, Barney, he ventured, complaint number 1001 in the form of some guy named Chuck Ed- wards is here to see you ..... Yeh, an' he says you're another Abe Lincoln - - - always for the peep-hole, by the peep-hole, and through the peep- hole! Barney grinned, opened his mouth to reply, but the hurricane of Mr. E's wrath blew in on them. just where IS this Barney Shaw? That's it, pointed young Walley. YOU - - - Barney Shaw, stormed complaint number 1001. Why, you CAN'T be - - - You're a- - -why, you're a - - You're right, Mr. Edwards, answered the scoopster. Barney Shaw's a 'WOMANV' Yes, and you're - - - why, I know YOU! . . . You're name's - - Right again, Chuck! My name's Smith . . . Justine Smith! JUSTINE ROBERTA SMITH, 1939. CLASS UF 1939 WhO's Who in the Class of 1939 Boy Most Likely TO Succeed HARRIS GREIELJIZ Girl Most Likely T Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Best Looking Boy Best Looking Girl Class Wit Class Bad Man Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Actor Best Actress Brightest Social Lig Most Athletic Boy Most Athletic Girl Personality Plus Glamor Girl Most Studious Boy Most Studious Girl O Succeed JEANNE BLANCHARII WINSLOW MACElONAl.,lJ RUTH GREENWIXY ROBERT SULLIVAN VIRGINIA FELT WILLIAM FOLEY FREDERICK BEVINS ROBERT SULLIVAN CLARA VISCOGLICSI JOHN LEXWIS GENIEVE JOSLYN JUSTINE SMITH PHILIP CAMINITI FRANCES CARLSON RUTH GREENWAY JUSTINE SMITH HARRIS GREENE JEANNE BLANCHARD VVALTI-IAM HIGH SCHOOL Student Activities CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Francis E. Sheehy, f1mi011r,' Mr. George L. Wa1'd, Sllb-McI.1'lF1 SElZj07'.f,' Mr. Ralph C. Hollis, Sopbomorei. CLASS' OF 1939 ' IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bergillie Lochman, Vice P1'e5idefzI,' Marlon Wagner, Sec.-Trefz.r.,' Sumner Hammond, Azzdzfor: Rrchard Johnstone, P1'e.ridefzz. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Clara Viscogliosi, Vire P1'eJidenr,' Frances Carlson, Sef- T1'ef1r.,' Douglas MacArthur, Auditovg' Winslow MacDonald, P1 e.fidenZ. WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL V -fx-wma MIRROR STAFF S Q we E 1-1 -1 N -Q NA '01 R Q --4 Tx OO 23 O Q U E Ill 1-A GS I-U -oi N 'N 'Q W Q '1- E N 'N 'H F-Y-I U, C YU CU 1-4 LD lh ': 1-I N I la Ha rnmond, cil VI ': cm. 6 C. 'a E G! X-4 O Q 6 3 ed 4-I at U um E 2 LD li Q F0 'N Q 'N 'Sk Wx Q3 'N 'N N 'Nl QS 9' 7 3 Q DC VN Q 9 Y-L C.. Grifi Eleanor .cf 4-I -4 E UD U CI 's VJ 3 77 on, Eleanor Morash, ls Micha ll! 'rs O Q 6 GJ 2 -CZ O CU U '14 G 'J ua U. CU '11 .M 5-4 E n, Denic Monaco, Ruth e Roth nso Louise .-C. O 'S GJ c: c 4 Cora Day, G. .Es Sew 'T fzandin U P KU age dle Row E5 GJ LD 73 E :J ': GS Q 'SS IP D 171 VJ td Q .,.4 3-I B I3 Vi 'v'4 :s .3 vi. 12 'N l-4 SD N V1 0.2 E SX 6. 1-4 'Ki E I-Il Ili 2 5-4 .S -U FO. c :-1 -o go.. LE U 0.1: P40 nd .2 - 'U ie 23.2 mill 'Sb EL.. go 5150 gil? 'Ei go ...E H GE 25: RE ga :s ww U .. 'EE 5--4 I-ui GS su- r:'2f6' sw-2 a.4EO U L-4 ,g..fv :ag NB om: QQ cn E M M -1-fl-11-At.1z1 a11:g --'-rf4YJg:g-mvlr v- 4: Nu-gg!-1---f-Qgv vig- V - CLASS OF 1939 SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE Seated: Harris Greene, Winslow MacDonald, Gloria.Cataldo, Clara Viscogliosi, Cbai1'mmQ,' Priscilla Hammond, Peter Kotsifas, Earl MacDougall. Standing: Daniel Gibbs, Virginia Felt, Ruth Merklee, Thomas Collura, Justine Smith, Marjorie Daniels, Esther O'Neil, Melvin Woodbury. SENIOR PLAY CAST Senfed: Genieve Joslyn, Ruth Greenway, Mary Rhodes, Eunice Ohlsen, Muriel Medina, Bettyann O'Toole. . Q Sfmzdingz Herbert Benson, Herbert Rand, john Lewis, Earl MacDougall, Robert Belliveau. WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL - If ' 3-70. H+ wr l - - .H A ..- ,J SENIOR NOMINATING COMMITTEE Surfed fcfl In ritqlvlz Patricia XX'hitten, Ethel Gibson, Rohert Bellivenu, Cil7tlf7'lllzlll.' XX'inslow Macdonald, Mary Sardi, Pearl Xwallcer. Snuzdifzgz Gordon Skakle, Virginia Felt. james Shields, Edith Xwinhcrg, Peter I'iotSil as, DoriS lX'IiChalSon. -Q ' .- -'-pvxlrek . 'X' , A ' 1 i ..- ', . ' ' i-: i i ar v . A Q . . . 1 , LL,.-.-,-,,-.,, .. ,C O - I J- ' SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Stuffed Jeff fo rigbf: Clara Viscogliosi, Ruth Greenway, Regina Ring, Robert Sullivan, Clmimmug Myrna Huntley, Phyllis True, Marjorie Zoela. Middle Ron' .rfmzdizzgz Robert Belliveau, Muriel Medina, Justine Smith, Eunice Ohlsen, Raymond McCarthy. Rem' Rauf: Robert Pound, Howard johnson, Winslciw MacDonald, Philip Caminiti. james Shields. --.,.......l..i, . .,.-.ur ----- fx-Xu-f--:.rn:n:x1Q . :.:-. , - I CLASS OF F1939 DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Seazfedz Justine Smith, Gloria Cataldo, P1'e.fidenf,' Mary Sardi, Genieve Joslyn, Dora Merino, Priscilla Hammond. Herbert Rand Snzfzdings Pearl Dougherty, Richard Johnstone, John Lewis, Elizabeth Quigley. 1.1-MW -- COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Senfed: Patricia Whitten, Bettyann O'Toole, Gwendolyn Doore, Marjorie Daniels. Sfmzding: Doris Michalson, James Shields, Forest Higgins, Douglas MacArthur, Preiidefzgt Frances Carlson. WVALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL A c e ,... SENIOR PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE Patricia Whitten, Virginia Felt, Herbert Rand, Wiimslrmw MacDonald, Philip Caminiti Cfmirnzml. AK' . ,N .J i-ii L- B .. . . L, ..,,,. tis.-. ..., . .,,. E, . , ., . ,, , ,, , , JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE Seated: Eleanor McKenna, Elizabeth Andrews, Estelle Shields, Sumner Hammond Cfmirma1z,' Elizabeth Quigley, Ruth Damort, Janice Loving. Smndifzg: Philip Vincello, Albert Gauthia, Priscilla Mayo, Norman Gauthia George Manning. Rem' Row: Albert Burke, Martin Coleman, Raymond Drury, Richard Johnstone tics CLASS or 1939 LIBRARY WALTHAM HIGH SCHOUL QI m , Foozba!! Bfzfab QUINN, Bfzfketbfzll UR ARTH Y' MR. Athle U2 GJ A3 'NN 'SS Us 5 NE I Z E nd LD pa I-I-I H r-I fc B oi 2 LEA RY MKJOHN 4? 4 av r-1 he I M J I V-1 an L1 M c I o c r LL OTBA FO W 5 2-T .2 GJ 2 : C QU O 2 5 'Q B U -3 , H, it 5 M - .Q 'U 3 E EE 9-7 E 15 A H ... six rr -5 ac' .:: ai o 3 U 1: 5 5 35 '5 1: Q D-4 rd Q: E 3 it rs' A .2 E' 57 S Eg .2 Q G ,O - c: Q S E 'S LI 3 Qi JS pi 29. .., f cn S 2 .E 0 P Q ,Q 1' u CQ N .- E .5 E E O ,Z .E IZ -: SU ., ... Q 'E B L 3 vi L- EN :E fd U x.. 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QCD a.: 56 -2.0 O M C1 O Vi mx P-s G. B Brirm, Coarb. I' tt? al m, Sa ren Cox, 211' heeler, ge OI' ary, Ge est Fr z: L13 E GS c: o Q U 2' WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOI r-l r-I 'C ID F-U cn 'ff ID J I 4 A .mid '12 .143 :BU 11.9 ZQEC S E C 'vs F32 '52 EN-3 1212 .Ent 0-'cu C:E 2:11 vw L2 Clay: '3 B v-55' 'gens' EOE -304-1. 1:4875 c: U sf- meg ESQ f5U...' at va ,nib E.-.pq H- .J 525, :UE -F3 bww 1- 2 3 R' eng USN . in 3Ql:' Egan QM: .JI ,O L-4 1-BQ rl-ak, .xc-4 103 J 44 gc. if X01 r-5 LCS SSL sms Nix gif: Lvl?-1 Manage: Paul Button, Auzflmzl Bannon, Will' 121111 t Clark, Robert Conners, Cl' Rob Triblnze 1 Q., is Fm 4 72 N -.. .. .Q N x. N I 4 L.. .- -4-. A X. ,., Cnnrlrv Class of 1939 Activities WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL HELEN ELSIE ABELLI Ya hoo! Cal Somebody's business office Cbl The perfect secretary Cel Reading, Cooking fdl Commercial Club Cel JOHN FRANCIS AHERN Fran'y Sez VVho! Cal VV. P. A. tbl To learn to bowl fcl Photography ldl SALVATORE JOHN ALBERTI Sal , Sleepy Hello tootsie! fal California lbl Aviation. To learn to jitterbug tel Bowling, Collecting Telephone num- bers fdl Bowling. 3 tel NWARREN EDXVARD AN- DREXWS Andy Blame it on my youth tal Boston L'niversity's School of Busi- ness Administration tbl To stay single. the only sure route to happiness fel Being an active member of VVal- tham's most exclusive club the H. F. U. fdl Sophomore Social Committee. North Junior Alumni Dance Committees. Football Usher l lel MARY ROSE AQUILIA Mae , Chips Go way. You Dope Cal Heaven QI hopel tbl To be a good secretary to go around the world. To see the VVorld's Fair Ccl Reading, Fancy Sewing fdl Commercial Club, 33 Honor Boll, l, 3 fel ANTHONY ABRAMO Tony , Loopy Is that so? So what? Cal To go to evening school next year tbl To become a newspaper reporter lcl To listen to as many swing records as I can Cdl Basketball. Hockey, Golf Cel JOSEPH MICHAEL ALBANESE Joe , Shameus That's not the way I heard it. VVhen do we eat? Cal To play in the U. S. Open Cham- pionship tbl To be a successful business man. To travel tel Playing golf. Eating Cdl Golf. 2. 3: Baseball, l, Z: Basket- ball. 1, 2: Commercial Club. 3 Cel HAZEL MARIE ANDERSEN Sis , Kid , Huy , Andy Hi Butch! You don't say? Cal Heaven tbl To go to Georgia Ccl Saving Greeting Cards tdl ERNEST ANSARA Hacker Stop smirking Cal VVest Coast tbl Get in Leather Industry tel Save old coins and stamps ldl Golf, 2, 3: Bowling 3 Cel FRANCIS JOSEPH ARCH- DEACON Archy . Deac That's My Pop Cal The top Cbl ' To boss the ones that now boss me C l Easing Cdl Commercial Club, 3 Cel Nolez tal Fazforile Exprerrion, fbl Derlimzlion, ffl Ambizion, fdl Hobby, fel Acliuilier ORAZZIO JOSEPH ARENA Russie , Rusty , 'Tineyl' Outaproportion, Is that so? Could be Cal Mayor of Waltham Cbl To become a lawyer Ccl Drawing Cdl Commercial Club 3 Cel VALERIE L. AYLSWORTH Val , Rah-rie , Sugar Foots Yes, dear, Why? Cal Hawaii Cbl To be a good wife and companion C l Collecting poems, books, and recipes Cdl Commercial Club, 3 Cel li EDNA BANIS Eddie No! Cal College Cbl Music Cdl Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3 Cel ERNEST L. BARLOW Ernie , Dutch , Prince Got a butt, Out of bounds, Hack 'another Cal Broadway. Rye C. C. CWestches- terl Cbl To be a Theatre Critic. To break a hundred Cgood golferl Ccl Bostong Saving Theatre Programs, Jitterbuging Cdl Football, l, 2g Baseball, lg Track, 1, 23 Commercial Club Cel BARBARA A. BARRY Barb , Bubs Isn't he comical, funny Cal ' Telephone operator Cel slewing Pudgy on og China Cbl T ,Y N x,f CLASS OF 1939 Nole: Cul Favorite Exprwyion, Cbl Derlinatiwl, ffl Afllbffwflf Cdl KENNETH ARMSTRONG Ken , Southpaw , Lefty Stop smirking, Ain't it the truth Cal Visit the country Cbl Be successful Ccl Baseball, Basketball, Football. Hock- ey, Stamp Collecting Cdl THERESA BAHROS Tessie , Terry , Teddy Really? Honest to goodness? Cal Heaven Cbl Take a trip around the world. See the New York World' Fair. Be a perfect secretary Ccl Reading, Writing poetry. Music Cdl Commercial Club, 3: Honor Roll, l. 2, 3 Cel EDNA BANKS Teddy , Peanut Wait for me. Got your lunch, Gus? Well, I got mine so we'll eat Cal A small island in the South Seas Cbl To see what Conn. really is like Cel Collecting animals. Collecting menus etc. from restaurants Cdl DAYTON S. BARROXV S - Doc The Church Burned Down - Holy Smoke! Cal Bemis Naval Academy on the Charles Cbl To travel with Pete Cel Radio Cdl Basketball, l, Z. 3: Golf. 2 3'Cel NORMA L. BEARISTO Norm , Normie But-frankie Cal 'I ? 'C out west with Shirley Cbl To get to the World's Fair and Silver Bay Ccl Listening to the 9:20 club Cdl Sophomore Nominating Committee, lg Mirror Room Agent, 3: Commercial Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 3: Honor Roll, l Cel Hobby, Cel Ac'fiz'i!ic'.r N x AI VVALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL ANITA RITA BEGIN Tony , Stretch No skidding Cal Heaven. Portland, Me. Cbl To travel. See World's Fair. To be somebody's stenog. Ccl Swimming, Reading, Music Cdl Honor Roll, lg Commercial Club, Cel ROBERT E. BELLIVEAU Bob , iKH0pCl,, uAI1dyH Yeah, you can tell Cal California Cbl To play the piano in a swell or- chestra Ccl Learning how to play Fats Waller's swing music Cdl Senior Nominating Comm. CChair- manly Senior Dance Cmm.g Senior Play cast: Basketball, 2, 33 Foot- ball Usher, 2. 33 President of French Club, l: Honor Roll, l, 2, 3: Usher Graduation and Class Day, 2 Cel HERBERT G. BENSON Skinny , Herb Hi Truck Cal The four comers of the world Cbl I ain't got none Ccl Being wicked - only to good die young Cdl Royal Vagabond Cast. 2: Sr. Play Cast. 3: Usher at Class Day and Graduating: Christmas Carols, l. 23 Dramatic Club, 3 Cel MINNETTE BERKOVITZ Berkey Hi! Cal State House Cbl To be a secretary in a department in the State House Ccl Dancing, Collecting China dogs, VValking Cdl Commercial Club, 2, 35 Honor Roll, l, 2 Cel NORMA C. BIANCONI Nor I wouldn't know Cal College Cbl To travel Ccl Tennis, Music Cdl Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3 Cel , gi., AMEDEE JOSEPH BELLIVEAU bIiddy Why Cal Thomson Buckle Factory Cbl blachinist Ccl Experimenting on old machine Cdl Football Cel VERA EVELYN BENNETT Vie VVhy!, Gee VVliizz Cal Blexico or Panama Cbl To be a successful file clerk Ccl Crocheting, Bicycle riding Cdl Baseball, 23 Mirror Room Agent, 3: Commercial Club Cel NORMA E. BENSON Norm , Spooks wvllllt? Gosh, Gollee! I don't know. Cal Newton Hospital and Hawaii Cbl To be a nurse Ccl Correspondents, Collecting Snapshot-s Keeping a Scrap Book Cdl Honor Roll, l Cel ' FRED MICHAEL BEVINS Bud , Mike VVhat's up Phil Cal I-Ioly Cross Cbl To be an Athletic Instructor Ccl Sports, Reading Newspapers Cdl North Junior High Alumni Dance Colnmitteeg Football, l, 2, 3 Cel TONY J. BIUNDO Shorty , Doc Oh Shocks, Gosh Cal White House, D. C. Cbl President of United States Cdl Club Matinee, 9:20 Club Cdl Honorary Member Junior Commer- cial Club, 2: Commercial Club, 33 Honor Roll, l, 2, 3 Cel N0ff5 Cdl Favorite Expreffiozz, Cbl Deylimzliorz, Ccl Ambition, Cdl Hobby, Cel Artivifies L I n CLASS QF 1939 JEANNE F. BLANCHARD So help me! Cab Simmons College Cbl To be a chemist Cel Cczligcting programs and ticket stubs Field H0CliCY, l, 2, 3, Varsity, 2, 33 Baseball, l, 23 Basketball, l, Ig Archery, l, 2, 3: Operetta, 23 Hon- or Roll, l, 2, 3 fej JANE PIERCE BONNER Bonney , Slug Oh my hair! I beg your pardon 4213 Nurses' Training School Cbb Surgical Nursing Ccb Drawing, Stamp Collecting Cdl Cercle Francaise, lg Dramatic Club, 3 CCD LAWRENCE F. BRANNELLY Bago , Punchy'i Yes, Yes. No, No Caj Sing Sing CbD To make an honest living Ccj Bowlin d g C D Football, 35 Swimming, Tcnnis Cel FRED W. BROWN Brownie Possibly fab New York Cbj To get a good job Qdj Band, 1, 2, 3 Cej . 'WZ 5 ,, ,t . EDITH PEARL BUCKNAM ' V ,K A Bucky , Sis If 'Tl ' , Be good now Cal X . 'ff -, Celestial City Cbj .A f? V3 . N' Be a missionary CCD . 1 bn l Saving elephants, and corresponding ,V fi- ' h AA ' 3. commmaai Club, 3 icy A g A M K 5, 4 N ,. 1 lx l' ' , ' f fiifff E ilu- TONY SALVATORE BONI CA Beauty Come up and see me sometime CHD Jupiter CbD To be a Coast-guardsman fbb Bicycle riding Swimming Cdj Junior Varsity Football, lg Track, 23 Commercial Club, 3 Cej BARBARA A. BRADFORD Butch Hi, Chum Qaj College Cbj To travel Ccj Pushing Barbara's car fdj Mirror Room Agent, 1, 2g Dramatic Club, 3 qty BEATRICE A. BRENNAN 'KBCHJI Will you wait for me, Murph? Cal Points West Qbj To get there QCD Corresponding Cdl Art Executive: Honor Roll, 3, Com- mercial Club, 3 Cej ALICE MARTHA BUCKLEY 4rMuShy:, Cute, You can tell Kal Worldls Fair, Florida Qbj To become a successful typist Ccj Collecting pictures, Movies, Danc- ing Qdj Basketball, l, 23 Baseball, l, 2: Field Hockey, l, 2, 3g Commercial Club Ce? LOIS HELEN BUTLER Lo , Duchess Nifty. Swell Cal California Qbj To be Art Teacher Ccj Tinting photographs, Skctching Cdl Bowling, Swimming, Y. A. S. Club CCD Note! fall F4w01'jlcEXPl'e5Ji012, fbi D-'fJ'flWff0'Z1 ffl flf1lbfli0l1, Qdj Hobby, fel Afffvfffe-Y WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL RUTH I. BUTTERFIELD Ruthie, Butterscotch , 'I'oots Really! fab Boston University, College of Lib- eral Arts fbb To be a success as a high school teacher fcb Baton twirling, knitting fdb Honor Roll, l, 2, 3g Senior Band, I, 2, 3: State Champion Drum Bla- jor. I936: Class A Drum Major. IQ37: Basketball. I: The Royal Vagabond , 2: Dramatic Club. 33 Cercle Francaise. I feb NWILLIAINI V. CAIL Bill . Mermaid Oh Jeepers. VVow Man lab Any place there isn't war fbb To get ahead fcb Recordings and playing pool fdb Honorary member Commercial Club. 1: Commercial Club, 3 feb DANIEL JOHN CALLAI-IAN Nutzc VVhat's up fab College fbb In be il success feb Ping Pong fdb r D Football, 3: Baseball 3: fennis Golf feb ROSE ELIZABETH CAMINITI Ro , Rio Don't be foolish. So fab Hawaiian Islands fbb To be a tile clerk fcb Reading fdb Commercial Club feb NORMA V. CANTVVELL Norm , Maude , Normic Why? fab Montana fbb To be a good secretary, to travel feb Collecting Western songs, books, and pictures fdb Honor Roll, I. 2: Orchestra, I, 2: Commercial Club, 2, 3 feb J Ur. .xiii in NANCY F. CAFARELLA Nanny Goatu Dog gone it. Well, I'll be - Really! Gosh! fab Paradise fI hopeb. World's Fair flu Private Secretary fcb Bowling, Reading fdb Commercial Club 3 feb ROLAND E. CAISEY Crusher , Spike Get in a word fab B. U. fbb To go up in a plane fcb Eating fdb Football: 'l'rackg Hockey: VVrestling feb PHILIP M. CAMINITI Red , Mike Vllhnt do you know? fab Rhode Island State College fbb To be Il success in life feb Sports fdb Football, I. 1. 3: Basketball. I, 2. 3: Baseball. I 2: Chairman of Picture Committee: Vice-President of No. Junior Alumni Assn., 3g Senior Dance Committee: N. J. A. Dance Committee feb CLARA E. CAMPANA Could Be fab 'I'o work as az stenographer in some ofliee fbb 'l'o write a good story book feb Collecting records of my favorite orchestra leaders fdb Commercial Club, 3 feb RITA MADELINE CAPOCCIA Ric Oh Gee fab To visit Texas fbb To lead a small orchestra of my own fcb Music, Tatting fdb ' Commercial Club feb Nofe: fab Farorile Expreryion, fbb Derlimzlion, feb Ambizion, fdb Hobby, feb Aciivifiex MARY DELORES CAPPADONA Cappie Hurry Up Molasses Cal New York World's Fair Cbl To be a good secretary Ccl Roller skating Cdl Basketball, l, 23 Baseball, lg Com- mercial Club 3 Cel MARGARET V. CARNEY Sister , Peggy It's just too ducky Cal California Cbl To travel anywhere Cel To collect things and stuff Cdl CARL ROBERTSON CARTER Bob , Sparks Don't rush me. If I knew I'd Tell Ya Cal Tufts College Cbl To become a radio operator on an airliner Ccl Radio, Airplanes Cdl Tech. Band, l, 2, 3g Waltham Ama- teur Radio Club, 3g Swimming Cel ROSE KATHARINE CASE LLA Chicken , Ro Whatch Doin'? Cal White House Cbl Companion - Secretary Ccl Reading Cdl Basketball, l, 2, 33 Hockey, lg Bowling, l, 33 Baseball, lg Arch- ery, lg Varsity Field Hockey, 2, 3g Commercial Club, 33 Honor Roll, l, 2 Cel CLIFFORD M. CHITTICK Chick , Chicken , Clif Sassafras, Egad, Pshaw now Cal To travel Ccl Stamps. Keeping an eye on R. VV. S. Cdl Orchestra, l, 2, 3 Cel CLASS 011131939 FRANCES R. CARLSON Fran , Betty Gee, Honest Cal Business world Cbl Physical Education Teacher Ccl Sports, Archery Cdl Senior Class Officer CSec.-Treas.l Mirror Room Agent, l, 2: Com- mercial Club Omcer CChair. of Social Welfarel3 Senior Represent- ative to Red Crossg Hockey, CCapt.l, l, 2, 33 Basketball, CCapt,l 1, 2, 3g Bowling, l. 23 Volley- ball, l, 2, 3g Archery, 1, 2, 33 Baseball, 1, 2, 3g Tennis, 1, 2, 3 e . PHILIP A. CARRIGAN IIRCPH Yeah, Worry about it Cal Florida, Canada CI hopel Cbl See the New York World's Fair Graduate Ccl Listening to popular orchestras Cdl Hockey, 2, 33 Golf, 2, 3 Cel ROSE CASELLA Rosie You know what? Cal See the world Cbl T12 be a success in the business world c GLORIA ANN CATALDO Cloie Pediddle Cal Connecticut Cbl To be a buyer for Bonwit Teller's Inc. Ccl Collecting Silhouettes Cdl Junior Prom Committee, 2: President of Dramatic Club, 3: Basketball, lg Senior Play Committee, 3 Cel WILLIAM L. CHUTE Chutie , Tootie Get on your horse, there you. Got a nickel? Cal General Electric Cbl To get a job Ccl Music Cdl Tech, Band, l Cel Note: Cal Favorife Exprefriofz, Clal Deffimztion, Ccl Anzbilion, Cdl HUWJU Cel Affimie-' WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL t ,,V,,,1..,,, . ,,.l ROSE MARIE CIARLETTA Duby , Stretch , Ro-Ro U Manny, Goin to the dance Friday night? Cal Hawaii Cbl To become a successful office clerk Ccl Jitterbugini, Collecting photographs. Listening to swing records Cdl Baseball, 2g Basketball, lg Social Cmmittee' Nominatin Committee' , 5 g 1 Commercial Club Cel , L ' 4 .af ,, , , 'Iggy 4 f fe., ,La MARY A. CINCOTTA ..May,, Gee! Good Grief Cal World's Fair, New York Cbl To become a private secretary Ccl Swimming, Tennis, Singing Cdl Honor Roll, Commercial Club Cel .5. 1.14 1 THOMAS PATRICK COLLURA Butch , Duke , Pasqualino To practice the Terpsichorean art. Cbl Football, l, 2, 33 Basketball, l, 2. 3: Baseball, 2, 3g Senior Play Committee Cel ERNEST M. COOK Cookie Oh Boy Cal Civil Engineer Cbl West Point Ccl Singing Cdl Tech. Cel ELIZABETH E. COTTER Betty , Lizzy , Bet Hey Listen! H'ya Pat! Cal To some college Cbl To travel Ccl Collecting souvenirs. Foreign Cor- responding Cdl D Honor Roll, lg Archery, 1, 23 Field Hockey, 3g Baseball, 24 Basket- ball, 25 Dramatic Club, 3 Cel f--5, VTR Nole: Cal Fazforife Exp1'e5Ji0n, Cbl Desfimiiion, Ccl Ambitiozz, Cdl VICTORIA C. CIMINO Vicky , Shortie , Vic So What? What? Who? When? VVhere? How? Cal Tour around the world to see the different styles Cbl To become a good Designer and Dressmaker Ccl Dancing, Bowling Cdl MARY JOAN COLLINS :aKayi1, uspooksas N You Know, Cute Cal New York World's Fair, Paris, France Cbl To be a successful as an office clerk c Driving a car. Keeping away from those gangsters and robbers Cdl Basketball, 1: Commercial Club e MARIAN LOUISE COLSON Manny Could Be! Cal Nassau? 17 Hammond St. Cbl To be lots of things Ccl Dancing and work Cdl First year Secretary of Reading Club Cel ' ' HELEN J. CORCORAN mrBr0wnieiv, uI-Ionn, rcMo1assess: Oh, for heaven's sake! Cal Ireland Cbl V To be a successful secretary. To see the world Ccl Heading, Collecting photographs Cdl Honor Roll. I, 2, 34 Baseball, Com- mercial Club, 3 Cel WARREN JOHN COX Bl'Ud . Brother , Conley Take it easy. O -Kay! O Kay! ??V5pe your mouth, you're drooling a College Cbl To be ambitious Ccl Sports, Trumpet Cdl F00flJH11. 1, 2, 35 Track, 1, 2, 33 Basketball., 23 Band, 1, 2, 35 Athletic Committee, 3: Usher at Class Day and Graduation, 2 Cel Hobby, Cel Activiliei MARGARET CRAWFORD K lVIiggie , Peg Where's the rest of the mob, Norm? C215 One never knows Qbl To get a black eye Cel The Mob, F. F. N. G., Albany Cdl VIRGINIA M. V. CRONIN Dinnie , Ginny , Dinl' Rah-ther Cal Radcliffe Qbl To be an Archeologist Ccl Archery, Collecting coins and scrap- books Cdl Field Hockey, l, 2, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, Volley ball, l, 2, 3, Arch- ery, I, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, Hon- or Roll, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, l, 3, Cercle Francais, l Gel THERESA DAMORTE Terry , Tree', Shux, Could Be, Oh Fish Cal South America tbl To become a chemist Qcl Reading Cdl Swimming, Ice Skating Cel MARJORIE J. DANIELS Marge , Barney Don't rush me! Have you got an extra pencil? Cal To do things and go places Cel Collecting snapshots Cdl Honor Roll, 1, 2, Sophomore Social Committee, Mirror Room Agent, 2, Cf-mmercial Club, 3, Senior Play Committee, 3, Cel MAYO ATWOOD DARLING Junior', Aw Nuts Cal College, Alaska Cbl To be Veterinarian or just plain horse doctor Ccl Photography, Horseback riding, Driv- zng Cdl Band, l, 2, 3, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Operetta Cast, 2 Cel CLASS OF 1939 Q ay 4 N., ?x -.M 0. W, 4, . p. W ,- .,.,.., i is-7 C Q 2... fi t 1 X W 5 eh, e.ifM2:,... . ,f f , x W ' , N , xx ' ' X M V , WWA ,-,, sf-. ,gig 'Jw Nofe: Cal Fmforife EX!77'L'JiJ'1:01Z, fbl Deilifztrfiolz, NEWELL TUCKER CROLIUS Tucker , Newt Ain't it a riot? Kal New York City Cbl Automobile Test Driver Cel Collecting automobile catalogues Cdl Orchestra, 3 Cel PETER ARTHUR CURRAN Pete , Padre Hi ya honey chile Cal South America tbl To travel Qcl Reading, Sports Cdl Basketball, l, 2, 3, Band, l, 2, 35 Orchestra, 3 Cel LOUIS A. DANGIO Lou Think it Ainlt? Cal World's Fair tbl To play for a swing band Ccl Playing Accordion Cdl Commercial Club, 3 tel ELIZABETH ELLA D 'fBetty,' Oh Dear, Ho Academie WYALTHAM HIGH SCHUOL CORA LQUISE DAY 13: Coco . Youre funny: It's getting late tal VVho knows? I dont Perhaps Blassachusctts Memorial Hospital .- ..W f fbi ,K -'tb To be a credit to XV. H. S. tel ,M 1 x Chizzling potato chips from Dodo. f, Bowling and swimming ld? .Q 4' Bowling. l. 2. 3: Varsity. l. 3: Vol- 4 ley ball, l. 2. 3: Basket ball. l. 2. S 33 Dramatic Club. l. 2. 5: Blirror A Staff. l. 2. 3: Alumni Editor. 3: Ccrcle Francaise. l: Honor Roll. l.2.3:Arcl1ery. l.I.31cr .. me . Mr. ,- lNlARY ANTOINETTE DEIIEQ ! .as . l'oni f You dont say fan i Prcsidt-nts desk in .1 ffoiiiiniiiy ibn ,4 ,K 5 Bctomc ll good typict ltr I 'V H is llressmnking tdl ' - ' ' 4 g N935 i Rl'TH I. DEVENXI Bihr ri Alt in iini . mi.. K 't. . fr ifsx 'F' rj 7 gg L elf V , ' .. -1 F.l. ., ., l . .il . . im , l.l4 mm.i- igsg i'Ti,1' '. i.s'1 'l Q. F f' I . i ' if ARD RAYMOND DION Ullutky ' S - mt? Lillllll' i rin ' I .1 A ,sv -wi-if 1 A , if mr-v JAMES 'I'HOlNlAS DELANEY Jim . SIiameus . Pug , Turk Sex you. small Spook tab Scollny Square tbl To be Ll big leaguer tel Caddying, Playing Golf tdl Baseball. l. 2. 3: Hockey, lg Foot- ball. l: Basketball. l: Golf, 35 Ccmnicrcial Club. 3 tel lNIAURlClf A. DESISTO Slit- . Hit-cs . Eagle lfisty dish tail Bctoinr ai mzin of leisure LCD Sitting up pins for ai consideration itll PATRICQK -IUSFPH DEVLIN l'.it , lucky Say lzil lim-ri lylllft' in Ciriirrzll tbl lo lil' .l SIICCFSS lL'l lastviiiiig to suing.: bands ld! ll1l9Q'llllll. lgllglilfllllll, 'lifllHlS, 2 tel lU5l'5liRT l.fll,llS 'Niiiiligim-r , '.B1lSllCT , Bob llviglio. Silvcr lah llonim H1-:idiiig ai sports story qbj 'I o play bpisclmll fr! 'Ialkiiigg to Hvg Stimson HU Hirst-lnill, l. 1. lg Basketball, l, 2 My FRANK ALBERT X. DOI-IERTY --I..-fry 4 Ill bite ral v A' Nvw York fbj Iiiiclc-citlt-cl rch Making models fdj Sports fob Azffbifiazz, fclj Hobby, Aflizfifief GWENDOLYN E. DOORE Gwen , Gwennie You don't say! Cal Some place where no one has ever been fbl To travel to different parts of the world Ccl Collecting drawings by Jon Whit- comb fdl Honor Roll, l, 2, 3g Commercial Club, 33 Sr. Play Comm., 3 Cel Cel OLIVE M. DOUGHERTY Dodo , Olive I forgot, Wait a minute Cal Dramatic School fbl To teach elocution or be a radio announcer Ccl Corresponding with boys and girls in foreign countries, bicycle riding Cdl Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Archery 2g Field Hockey, 35 Honor Roll, l Cel ESTHER GLORIA DUDDY Terry , Shorty , Inches Yuh know, Do you think so? He's so tall, though! Cal Leominster, Massachusetts Wow! Qbl To stop staring at Blondes Cel Collecting pictures of friends Cdl Reading Club, lg Commercial Club, 3 fel MARY ANN DUNLEAVY Dunn , Butch Ohlymy goodness, o o o o o o oh! ! fa Corning, New York. A big business oHice-I hope tbl To be a success in the business world and an A-l secretary Cel Reading, skating, a scrapbook Cdl L. Club Cdl Honor Rollg Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Dramatic Club, l, 2, 35 Commercial Club: Basketball, lg Volley ball, Baseballg Field Hock- ey Cel RALPH WALTER EAGAN George , Hank , Gene, Killer The Bemis Naval Academy on the Charles Qbl To make a million dollars the hard way. To go round the world on 51.00 Cel Play drums, Ping Pong, Dancing Cdl Basketball, l, 2, Bowlingg Base- ball, l, 2, Footballg Tennis Cel CLASS OF 1939 Nole: fall Ffworile .EXpl'6J5i077, fbl DS'-Ui'7flff0'71 ffl Ambi i0'Zf id, SILVIO G. D'ORAZIO llSi1!7, Kfsyli That ain't the way I heard it Cal W. P. A. Cbl To go on relief fel Sports QHockey and Baseball Cdl Basketball, l, 2, Track, 2 Cel ROBERT WILLIAM DOW Bob , Rowdy It's the truth, honest! Cal On a newspaper Cbl To succeed Cel Tennis, Photography Cdl Trade School Varsity, l, 2, 3g Stu- dent Council, 3 Cel HAZEL FRANCES DUNBRACK Dunny 'N stuff Cal Brgggewater State Teachers College Teaching mathematics Cel Dance Committee, lg Dramatic Club, lg Honor Roll, l, 2, 35 Bowling, l, 2, 34 Volley ball, 1, 2, 35 Field Hockey, 25 Basketball, 25 Baseball, 23 Archery, 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey Manager, 3 Cel WILLIAM L. DWYER Popeye , Pop , Bill What's the story? Hello son Cal U. S. Navy Cbl To see the World Fair in New York. Be a professional basketball player lb? Sports, driving, getting dates, eating Cdl Mirror Staff, 35 Track, 33 Bowling, 3 Cel GORDON ROY ECKMAN Shorty , Swede VVrong, number, Bud Cal 200 acre farm in New Hampshire tbl To be financially independent Cel Gun collecting Qdl I'-Iunting, fishing. trapping Cel Hobby, Q e l flclirilicl ELAINE EDGAR Elainsie , Butch , Fat Stuff Listen. Chum. So what? tal Katherine Gibbs School tbl To be a rivate secretary tel P Collecting and listening to phono- graph records td! Honor Roll, l, 2 tel ,IEAN MACDONALD ELDER Blondie NVait a minute tal State College in Amherst tbl To travel. any where fcl I Collecting coins of different countries Cdl 7 Hockey, l. ... 31 Basketball. l. 1. 31 Bowling, Z. 3: Archery. 2. 3: Base- ball, l. 2. 3: Volley ball, l. 2. 32 Honor Roll. l, 2: Dramatic Club. I, 3: Le Cercle lfraincaise, l lej LOUISE NATALIE FARESI: l,ou . Louie Th:it'll be the day lrll Visit VVesteru States tbl To be a reporter ICI Reading ld? Commercial Club tel A l.lZABliTl-l LESLIE FELT Betty , Chubby . Funny Ifaci- Do you vaut to know? Do you vant I should tell her? tal Iioutli Sea Islands, Florida tbj fiewing, Skating. Ifishing ldj Basketball, l: Baseball, 1: Blirror Room Agent. 3 iej jmuis CAMPBELL FENTQN ' 'W Jimmy , Saugus Flash Get on the ball iaj The Army Cbj To go to Randolph Field. Texas Ccj Sports tdj WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL N-use ,,a' M.: Q I cis ,S -if ' 'fa' . it Q CHARLES H. EDWARDS Chuck , Errors Get off the buzzer tal Nexg World Series, World's Fair Cb To go to college, get a good job, travel around the world QCD Sports. Hitch-hiking, Arguing with Bob Pound fdj Basketball, l, 2, 3: Sport editor of Mirror, 33 Dramatic Club, 1 Cel MARY MARCELLA ENOS f.May,, One never knows, does one? Yah Think So? Cal To a business school. maybe? tbl To be a file clerk Ccj Drawing scenery pictures from cal- endars. Crocheting, Swimming Cdl Basketball, l: Baseball, 2: Com- mercial Club, 3 tel DONALD MURRAY FELT Don , Rusty , Screwball Uh-huh, Nuts Qaj Naval Flying School, Pensacola. Florida CbJ To look down on the rest of you :rom behind a nice powerful motor c Radio, Stamp Collecting, Canoe rac- ing, shell racing Cdl Tech. Radio Club, lg Football, 2: l, 2, 3 tej VIRGINIA BOYD FELT Jean , Jini , Gin Hi, Kids, I can't go in Johnson's anymore Caj Miami, Florida tbl To be a success in whatever I ar- tempt - preferably journalism Ccj Sports and sketching tdj Senior Nominating Committee: Sen- ior Play Comm., Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3: Mirror Staff. l, 2, 3: Pic- ture Committee, 3: Baseball. I: Volley Ball 3: Basket Ball, l, 2: Hockey, l: Candy Girl Dramatic Club Play. I Cel LAURA ELIZABETH FERRO Laurie I wish I were in Kalamazoo! I'm going berserk Cab Heaven Cbj To be perfect CCD Collecting stars' pictures Cdl Commercial Club, 3: Honor Roll, l, 2, 3 Cel Nofe: ful Frzrorife Exp1'e.rfio1z, fbi D6.Yfj12!Ifi0lZ, C0 Ambition, Qdj Hobby. fel Aftivitief ALFRED ROBERT FIORELLI Sleepy , Speed',, lVIussi Hello! Hello Cal California Cbl Graduate from Waltham High Ccl Playing piano by ear Cdl Track, l Cel MARGARET FRANCES FOLEY Margie Know what Cal Aeronautical School Cbl Illustrate a picture book Ccl Drawing Cdl Skating, Skiing, Swimming, Canoe- ing, Archery, Camping, Basketball, Baseball, Bicycling, Scouts, ' Dra- matic Club Cel WILLIAM WALTER EOLEY Bill , Piddiddle Sure: Any Time Cal College and then some Cbl To become a success in life Ccl Collecting Ties, Hunting and Fish- ing Cdl Soph Nominating Committee. Soph Dance Comm., Football, l, 2, 33 Hockey, lg Indoor Track, Track, 3, Golf, 2 Cel PAULINE MARIE FOSTER Polly , Blondie Wouldn't that jar your mother's pre- serves? Cal New York Cbl To become a commercial artist or cartoonist Ccl Drawing Cdl Commercial Club Cel JOSEPH S. FREEMAN uJ0eu Hi, Hacker Cal Lowell Institute School To perfect Diesel engines, to become a jiu-jitsu expertg to knock about the world Cel Jiu-Jitsu, Kano Cdl Tech Cel CLASS OF 1939 its RICHARD FREDERICK FLYNN Dick , Red Cut It, I hope to Cal Tczbball the Points on the Compass To be a hermit: Cel Canoeing and camping Cdl Baseball, Football, Canoeing. Skiing, Ping Pong Cel RUTH FOLEY Foley,' Hi Kid! Wait 'Til I Tell You Cal The New York World's Fair Cbl To get a job when I graduate Ccl Reading, Collecting snapshots Cdl GEORGE S. FORD Flivver Cut the oil Cal Pennsylvania Cbl To own a Riding School Cel Fishing Cdl Member of the Commercial Club, Hockey, 2, 3 Cel BEATRICE FRANKLIN Bea , Bebe Absolutely Cal The great unknown Cbl City Hall or State House Ccl Sports Cdl Commercial Club, 33 Reading Club. lg Honor Roll, 1, 23 Basket Ball. lg Archery, lg Tennis, lg Field Hockey l Cel ' CHARLES IRVING FURBUSH Bushy , Chick What you going to do, Get out of the wrecker Cal Some popular school in the South. where all the little Angels play cw H To establish, as partners, ai pro.:- pering law firm with my brother Cel Listening to the 9:20 Club and Frolic makers Cdl Football, l, 2. 3: Bzisketbzill, I. Z, 3: Baseball. l: Track. 1: Golf. l: Soph Dance. l: Radio Clulv. l: W. H. S. A. Dance Comm. 3 Cel Note: Cal Fazfofile EX!71'6.S'5i0l'l, Cbl DeJlifMlf0f?1 ffl A'77bffi0'Y, Cdl HOHPJG Cel Afffl'ffff ' WVALTI-IAM HIGH SCHOOL IGNATIUS J. GANGI HI ,, gg? Mee-ska Cal New York Cbl To break Rocks Cel Doing Woodwork, being a Chauffeur Cdl Commercial Club 2, 3 Cel FREDERICK JOEL GARDINER Freddie Oh Yeah Cal Bemis Naval School Cbl Get A in Astronomy Ccl Studying democracy Cdl NORINIAN PAUL GAUDET Speed , Champ Really, - Oh! is that so? Cal Pasadena, California Cbl To continue taking lessons in the New England Conservatory of blu- sic Ccl Sketching and Painting Cdl Orchestra. I. 2: Drawing Club, I, 23 Commercial Club, 3 Cel JOSEPH T. GIARDINA Jeep Aw Dawgoneit Cal Civil Service Cbl To become a mail clerk Ccl Wash Big League Baseball games Basketball, Hockey, Baseball. Ping Pong, Swimming Cel ETHEL LOUISE GIBSON Gibbie , Shrimp VVhy? Could be. Nuts Cal Hawaii Cbl To ,become a successful oHice clerk c Sewing, Knitting. Scrapbook Mak- ing, Photograph Collecting Cdl Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Volleyball, lg Baseball, l: Archery, 1, 2g Senior Nominating Committee: Commercial Club Cel ALLEN LEROY GARBER Java , Hank So what! Cal New England Aircraft School Cbl To become an airplane designer Cel Hunting and Fishing Cdl ROBERTA FRANCES GATELY Bobby No, I have no money, Gloria Cal Oak Grove, Maine Cbl To ,take a nice long tour of Europe Cc Collecting knicknacks from long dis- tances away Cdl Dramatic Club, 35 Honor Roll, l Cel Jessie M. GEBOW Jay Hi Gate! Are you beat, man? Cal Academic Moderne Cbl 'l'o be a vocalist with a name band or a Fashion Designer Ccl Singing, Skiing and following up name bands Cdl Eastern Yacht Club, l, 2: Dramatic Club, l: Honor Roll, lg The Hcader's Ski Team, 2 Cel DANIEL WILSON GIBBS Bill , Dan , Gibby Hello Cal Trinity College Chl The Episcopal Ministry Cel Playing chess Cdl Dramatics, I: Band. I, 2, 3, Senior Play Committee, 3 Cel MARJORIE E. GLASS Marge , Susie .Ia-epers. Hey, Maple Sugar! Cal Duxbury Cbl To get a good position and succeed Cel Scrap book of high school activities and collecting salt shakers Cdl Room Agent, lg Field Hockey, l, 2: Tennis, l, 2, 3: Basketball, I, 2: Secretary of Reading Club, lg Honor Roll, 2, 3: Commercial Club, 35 Band, l, 2, 3 Cel Nofez Cal Fazwize Exprefrion, Cbl Deriimztion, Cel Ambilion, Cdl Hobby, Cel Afliffififf VVALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL ALLAN H. GLIDDEN Shorty , Legs,', Hank What about Friday night, Mary? Cal Summit Street Cbl To be a court reporter Ccl Listening to the 9:20 Cllb. Candid Photography Cdl Commercial Club: Winner of Com- munity Fund Essay Contest Cel WILLIAM T. GORGONE Gargy Hi Ya Bud CG-eorgel Cal Incidentally-! Cal ' Make a lot of money and retire at 40 CJust a few millionl Ccl Listening to the radio and draw- ing Cdl ' Football, Baseball, Basketball, Swim- ing, Working Cel DELTA I. GRANT Del,', Diggs3' You can tell! ! and Beat it out. you Jitterbug Cal Singapore or 669 Moody St. Cbl To be a singer, but its doubtful Ccl Collecting letters, keeping a diary Vice-President Reading Club, lg Basketball, lg Baseball, lg Soph- omore Dance Committee, Com- mercial Club, 3 Cel RUTH A. GREENWAY Pediddle,', Chubby Pediddle! Want to go on a sleigh- ride Cal England Cbl To become a successful dancing teacher or get somewhere in the world of dramatics Ccl Collecting dance programs and sou- venirs Cdl Room Agent lVIirror, lg Honor Roll, l, 2, 3g Field Hockey, 1, 2g Basketball, lg Baseball, l, 23 Ten- nis, lg Bowling, l, 2, 3g Dramatic Club, l, 2, 3g Junior Prom Com- mittee, 2g Dramatic Club Play, 2: Nominating Committee, Z, Red Cross Committee, 2, Traffic Com- mittee, Zg Senior Dance Comm., 3g W. H. S. Representative for D. A. R., 3: Cheer Leader, 35 Senior Play, 34 Cast of Operetta, 2 Cel DANIEL A. GUINEY Irish , Texasl' I am very unhappy Cal Into the future Cbl To enjoy living Ccl Having fun Cdl . Hand-ball, Swimming, Wrestling. Basketball Cel HARRIETTE GORDON Hattie',, Black Sheepl' What did you say? You hang up First Cal College Cbl To be a Medical Secretary Cel Sitting in the front seat of a Pack- ard, Registration l3086 Cdl Bowling, l, 2, 33 Orchestra l, Read- ing Club, 1 Cel LORRAINE D. GOULDING Dianne Radcliffe Cbl Journalism Ccl . Old-fashioned dances and travel Cdl Mirror Staff, 1, 2, 3 Cel HARRIS CARL GREENE Prof , Darling , Hey, You Cease thy chatter I would feign breathe cool air Cal B. U. The school for men Cbl Acquire a broad a , as in Haw- wahd Ccl lVIentally shooting Gene Markey thrice a day Cdl Class Auditor, l, 23 Class Historian. Senior Play Committee, Band, l. 2, 3g Band Operetta, 23 Honor Roll, lg Mirror Staff, l, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief of Mirror, 3 Cel ELEANOR L. GRIFFIN Fuzzy Could be! Cal College Cbl To be a success in whatever I un- dertake Ccl Baton twirling Cdl Mirror Music Editor. l, 2, 3: Band, l, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, 1, 23 Roy- al Vagabond, 25 Cercle Francaise, l: Candy Girl Senior Play, 3' Candy Girl Dramatic Club Play 2: Top honors in drum major con- test at New England lVIusic Festi- val, l Cel v v ANTHONY GULLOTTI Tony Will Ya, Hi Ya Kid Cal West Point or VV. P. A. Cbl Not to drive Cel Drumming Cdl Sleeping, Bowling. Tobogganing Cel Note: Cul Favorite Exffeffiofff C127 Dff1i'2Hff0'2f ffl ANlbflf012, Cdl Hobby, Cel Arlizfilief IVALZTHAIVI HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD W. HAMM Eddie , Hockeyei', Sharky He died early this morning. Let's zo Cab To go to the South Sea Islands Qbj To be an orchestra leader QCD Collecting ash trays Ldj Baseball, Basketball Cel ESEELLE CATHRINE HARRIS sty Ola DAgony! Somebody do something a Around the world fbj To Dbe a success in whatever I do c Movies and dancing and-'? Ldl Basketball, l: Commercial Club. 3 Cej CHARLENE I.. HATHORNE Charlie Charnie , Char Oh. dear, Bonjour! fab Deaconess Hospital tbl To be a nurse lcj Foreign correspondence, collecting bracelets, collecting pictures of some one , sports. and music fd! High School Orchestra. l: Mirror Room Agent, 2: Dramatic Club. 3 tel ELIZABETH D. HAYDEN Betty . Hezzy I'm sorry. I don't know 1:11 England tbl To be a nurse Cel Collecting Pins, Collecting Pictures Heading fdl THONIAS PATRICK HAYES VVhen in doubt 'aunt tal Tommy VVorld's Fair fbj T0 further ml' golfing and som'- day to win the State Amateurs fcj gon' 'find Caddying and Dancing fdj o - eam CCa tain, 35 Basketball fejp 2 Hockey' -.4 X 'QM -5 31 PRISCILLA C. HAMMOND Ginger , Little Giant Cil Well, Gee Whiz! Cab Boston University Cbj To grow a few inches Cel Sketching unsuspecting victims Cdl Basketball, l, 2, 3g Volley Ball, l, 2, 3: Baseball, 1, 2, 35 Field Hock- ey, l, 2, 33 Tennis, lg Archery 2, 3g Cheer Leader, 2, 33 Captain, 3g Operetta Castg Jr. Prom Commit- teeg Sr. Play Committeeg Dramatic Club, l, 2. 3g Lit. Committee and Humor Editor Mirrorg Honor Roll l, 2. 35 Jr. Nom. Committee: Cercle Francaise fel LEONARD ALAN HARTNETT Lenny ' Hey Basie. Hi Jack Cal Famous Door 52 St. N. Y. C. Mass. Nautical Training Ship Qbj To fill Mr. Krupa's chair. To travel the world over Cel Drumming, Listening to the radio, Homework Cdl Band, l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, lg Soph- omore Social Committee, Football, lg Class Day and Graduation Usher. 2: Basketball, lg Cafeteria, lg Operettag Sleep, l, 2, 3 Cej MAR-IORIE P. HAVERSTOCK Polly Let's go someplace Qaj Nova Scotia Cbj To live long enough to see N. B. hurry CCD Playing the piano Qdj JOHN FRANCIS HAYES Brute , Johnny Ha. Did you see Tom? Cal To Germany and wipe Hitler from the face of the earth Cbl To be a Colonel in the Army of the U. S. A. fel Collecting different kinds of Army equipment and bullets Qdj Commercial Club Cel ROBERT I-IAZEN Tex , Lefty Hey Kid Cal Poor's Chl First class Linotype Operator Cel Fishing Cdl Student Council, 35 Mirror Press- man, 3 Cel Nwfr ifll F411'07'fl6 Exprerriozz, Cbj Defzizmlion, ffl Ambition, Qdl Hobby, fel Activilief ELIZABETH F. HEALY Betty Quite, Why? Cal Michigan University, College of En- gineering Cbl To be a chemist for lWr. Du Pont CCD Reading, Skating, Tennifr Cdl Tech, Dramatic Club, ll. 33 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Tenmis, l Cel CORA LORETTA HEIGHT Bonnie Hi Hurry Kay Cal Stylist Cel Ricggxg Chorse-backl, Skating, Qicel. C Nominating Committee, 2, Junior year member fel v MARGUERITE H. HENRY Argie',, Margie Oh, no - Really! Cal Business College Cbl To be a success Cel, Sports Cdl ' Dramatic Club, l, 3, Band, 2, 3g Tennis, l, 3, Operetta Cel FORREST E. HIGGINS ..Hig,, Humph Cal Up Cbl , Business Executive Ccl Honor Roll, 1, 2, 33 Treasurer of Commercial Club, 3g Usher at Class Day and Graduation, 2 Cel EUGENE LOUIS HILLS Hillsy You know, Cdon't you?l Cal Philadelphia tbl I To print money and get away with it Cel Collecting Coppers Cpenniesl Cdl CLASS 0Fe1939 DANIEL A, HEALY, JR. Dan You Creep Cal College Cbl To be a success Cel Fishing, Stamp Collecting Cdl Dramatic Club, 3 Cel LAWRENCE J. HENDRICKEN Larry , Bing Listen to him will you! Cal T0 get my fill of music Cel Drums and music in general, mainly the classics Cdl MARGARET SERESE HICKS Peggy Oh, Hector! Cal I wish I knew tbl To j0iI1 the NHVY Nurse Corps on the U. S. S. Relief Cel Writing Cdl Dramatic Club, l, 2g Tennis, 2: Basket ball, lg Mirror Staff, I, 2 CCD EDRIS INIIRIAM HILL Edie Oh, Baby Cal Hollywood lbl Be an expert toe and tap dancer Cel Dancing Cdl NORMAN WESTON HOAR Norm , Zipper Sol Hello, Well Lend me your Algebra, Art Cal New England Conservatory tbl To become a music supervisor: Tr. besome a good trombone player c Fishing, Cflyl. Swimming, Boating. Playing thc trombone fdl Y Orchestra, l, 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3: Cel Note: Kal Favorite Exprerfion, tbl Deftimzliofz, ffl Ambition, fail Hobby, fel Arfioifier CLASS OF 1939 ROBERT JOSEPH HOARDE Slug , Slugger,' I Hello there kid! The mid week Function is now in Session Cal To travel westward and see the world Ccl To get a steady job at the ball park. To see Bob Sullivan do something but sleep and eat. Ccl Orchestra, Sports, Souvenirs Cdl Basketball, Bowling, Baseball Cel JEAN ANNE HUBLEY Jann, Jeanie Christopher, Oh! Bulfrogs! Cal Art School and VVorld's Fair Cbl To learn to paint in oils Ccl Drawing, Lending money, Keeping track of Xlary Cdl Commercial Club, 33 Dramatic Club, 3: Basketball, I, 2: Volley Ball, I. 2: Honor Roll, I, 3 Cel I I PHYLLIS EILEEN JACOB Z l Phil So help me! Christmas! Cal Vesper George School of Art Cbl To succeed in what I want to do Cel ' Drawing, Reading Cdl Basketball, Field Hockey. Baseball. Archery, Honor Roll. I. 2. 3 Cel 1, 4- b JOHN O. JOHNSON, JR. Johnnie Cut it out Cal Tufts College To get a good electrical engineering job Ccl Tech Honor Roll. I, 2. 33 Tech Class, I, 2, 3: Mirror Agent, 2. 35 Grad. and Class Day Usher, 2: Basketball, I, 2 Cel ERNEST R. JONES Huck , Hank , Ernie', VVimpy VVhile you're resting. Ira. where are you going? Cal North Carolina State College Cbl To be a good accountant Cel Driving, Working, Spending money Cdl Baseball. I, 2: Basketball, I. 2: Football, lg Commercial Club, 3 Cel Nozez Cal Farorife Expre.rJi01z, Chl Derlinalion, Cel Ambilion, Cdl HAROLD Y. HOLICKER Sonny , Herry I donlt get it! Hey J. B.! What? Cal Boston University Cbl To be successful Ccl Playing the saxophone and clarinet Cdl Band, I, 2, 3g Cast Royal Vaga- bond, 2g Baseball, Ig Dramatic Club, 1, 2 Cel INIYRNA M. HUNTLEY Daisy lN'Iay , Fat How cute! I don't know! You tell me Cal Beliunguda or merely around the world I To out-wit a certain some one. To be the owner of a convertible coupe Ccl Collecting pictures - of friends Cdl Senior Dance Committee, Honor Roll, 2, 3 Cel HOXVARD W. JOHNSON Howie Red So! Cal VVho knows? Hold top C on the trumpet 8 beats Looping Cdl CCD Tech Soph. Dance Comm.g Sr. Dance Comm.: Basketball, 2, 3g Band. I, 2, 33 Christmas Carols, I, 2, 3 Cel WANDA ANITA JOLLOTTA J0lloppy . W O. K. Bud, Why Daddy? Cal I dunno! I Cbl Keeping up my diary religiously and truthfully -- mmm! Cdl Commercial Club, 3 Cel CARL O. JOSEPHSON Jock I doubt it Cal .It-an's Luncheonettc Cbl To Travel Ccl Having Fun Cdl Baseball, I, 2: Basketball, ball, I, 25 Swimming Cel lg Foot- Hobby, Cel Activiiiex GENIEVE E, -IOSLYN Cuddles , Mugger Jeepers. Ye Gods! Cal Leland Powers School of the Theatre Cbl To be half as great an actress as Helen Hayes Ccl Giving Monologues Cdl Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club Play, 2g Operetta Cast 25 Radio Plays lg Secretary of Cercle ' Francaise, lg Mirror Staff, l, 2, 3: Chairman of Literary Staff, 3: Honor Roll, l, 2, 33 Senior Play Cast, 3 Cel DESSIE G. KATSOGIANIS Beth , Lambchops A Fine thing! I Cal East of the Sun and West of the Moon Cbl To grow old gracefully Ccl Commercial Club, Drarratic Club, Mgr. Girls' Basketball Cel MARY EDITH KING Mo Kin s S I ain't a saying Cal Bahama Islands Cbl To be an athlete Ccl Drawing Cdl Commercial Club Cel PETER NILKOLAS KOTSIEAS Ike , Ginger , Crusher I'm telling you. Is that so. You don't mean it. Cal California Cbl Be an aviator Ccl Building airplane mdels Cdl Nominating Committeeg Football, l, 2, 3g Basketball, l, 23 Baseball, lg Swimmingg Tennis, Cel DAVID KRONGARD Dewey , Dave , T. D.'l Do you think I can't? Geez Cal The place that Horace Greeley recommends Cbl President of the Los Angeles Third National Bank Cel Playing the Trombone, Taking trips to Brighton Cdl Royal Vagabond, 25 Band, l, 2, 35 Commercial Club, 3g Art Club, lg Mirror Staff, 33 Usher at Class Day and Graduation of '38 Cel CLASS OF 1939 Q 2499551 EDMOND ROBERT JOYAL Mud , Ed , Muddy No Homework tonight, I got a study tomorrow Cal Tusculum U. or Springfield Cbl lo pitch three consecutive no-hit games for the Boston Bees Ccl Athletics of all sorts Cdl Football, 1, 2, Baseball, 2, 3g Cel ARTHUR C. KEITH Art , Mess , Zeke D12 you think so? Where is my hat? a Amherst State College. San Fran- cisco's World Fair Cbl To be a success in business Ccl Sports, Piano Cdl Usher at Football Games, l, 2, 3 Cel JOHN KOKIDKO Russian'l, Kok How about some dough, pal. What are you doing tonight Cal World's Fair, 1990. Hollywood on roller skates Cbl Swiirgg and sway with somebody gay c Stamps, Violin, Radio, Swimming, Skating Cdl Hockey, Roller Skating, Commer- cial Club, Camping Cel GEORGE T. KRINOPLES Nick Hi Ya Kid Cal Who knows? Cbl To be successful in a majority of my attempts in later life Ccl Airplane models Cdl Tech, Rifle Shooting Cel JOHN JOSEPH LAROSA Murphy , J. J. , Tiny Hi ya Lad Cal To see all points of interest in the United States Cbl To become an owner of another LaRosa Market. To live to thc year 2000. Cel 'l'ruekin', collecting different United States Stamps Cdl Commercial Club, 3 Cel Nale: Cal Favorite E,'Vf1I'C.fJ'f0IZ, Cbl Deflirmliofz, Ccl Ambiliwz, Cdl I-lobby, Cel Arlirfilies WALTHAIM HIGH SCHOOL ROSE LAZAZZERO ..RO,, Skip it tal California tbl Fashion Designer Cel Drawing, Sewing ddl Besketball, l: Volley Ball, l: Arch- ery, 1: Baseball. l tel THOMAS A. LEONARD Shorty Do you mean it? tal VVorld's Fair tl hopel tbl To make enough money to buy a car Icl Taking autos apart to see what makes them run Cdl NVorking tel EDITH HELEN LITTLEFIILLD I.iby , Pitt , Edie So YVhat! I don't care. I'll bt- ready in just a second Kal To go around the world and around again tbl To earn a lot of money and hau- a good time Icl Collecting pictures of people? ld! Bowling. I. 3: Archery, 2, 3: Cercle lfrancaise, l lel lil.Sllf GERTRUDE LUKISNS Luke , Crisk0 , Genie Hurry up. Ruthie Cal Any school of music that will lrf me in tbl To get out of school before it's too late lcl Talking lfiossipingl and telling stories fdl Assembly Pianist, 2. 71: Xlirror lloom Agent. 3: Alumni Dance Comm.: Dramatic Club. l. 2: Cr-rcle Fran- 'cais, l: Home NYork. 0, 0, 0: Ten- nis, I fel DOUGLAS N. MACARTHIIR Mac , Doug Hello. Dear, Think I ain't tal To the Fiji Isands with Dicl' Storer tbl To get a job on BIcCarthy'n Farm lcl Keeping the Blermaid out of trouble Watching the Band ltlie clarinet sectionl fdl Class Auditor, 3: Honorary lllem- ber of Commercial Club, 2: Pres- ident of Commercial Club, 3: blar- shal of Class of '38 Class Day, 2: Usher at Graduation Class of '38. 2: Honor Roll, l, 2, 3 fel VINCENT H LEBLANC Vinnie , Stretch'l How's-er- every thing Cal Any college that doesn't give home work tbl To ride down Moody St. in by own car, Cfor a changel tel Automobiles. From 1931 model. down. Meeting the truant ol'Hcer at the door Cdl Bowling League: Official IV-G Boy: Cafeteria worker Cel JOHN B. LEWIS J, B. , Johny Definitely. Cut it out tal Unkonwn! Chl To sail around the world in my own ship Cel Sailing, Hunting, Guns fdl Dramatic Club, 1, 2. 3: Dramatic Club Play, 2: Radio Play, 1: Royal Vagabond Cast, 2: Senior Play: Mirror Staff, l, 2, 3 Cel ELEANOR C. LOMBARDI Shorty , Smallchange Hzmgph-It's all a matter of opinion a ROBERT LOUIS LUNNY Butch , Bob Not bloody likely Kal Biographical reading: Music Cpianol: Oil painting Cdl Junior Prom Committee: Senior Al- umni Dance Committee, S. J. H. Cel WINSLOW H. MACDONALD Mac , Hankey Pididdle Cal College tbl To be a teacher Cel Class Pres., 2, 3: Nominating Com- mittee, l, 2, 3: Football, l, 2, 3: Basketball, l, 2: Baseball, l, 2: Dramatic Club: Chairman Junior Prom.: Sophomore Social Comm.: Senior Dance Comm.: Picture Com- mittee: Senior Play Usher: Senior Play Committee fel Noze: Ml Fnrorife Exprerriolf, tbl Dcrfilznliofz. ffl Ambiiiolz, fdl Hobby, fel Artivitief EARL ALLEN MACDOUGALL Mac , Jake I havf'n't got time. Got any money? C29 VKX? Point, then Army Air Corps To become commander of U. S. Army Air Corps Ccj Photography, Aircraft Cdj Tech., Adv. Staff, Mirror, lg Ass't. Bus. Mgr Mirror, 23 Bus. Mgr. Mirror, 3 Senior Play Cast, 3g Sen. Play Comm., 3g Usher Foot- ball, 2, 3 Usher Class Day and Grad., 25 Ass't. Baseball Mgr., 25 Baseball Mgr., 33 Honor Role, 1, 2, 3 Cej GILBERT G. MAHAN Gillie , CL. BJ G-impy What's the story? Let's go Cal The South Sea Islands with Eddie Cb? To own a car and have everything to go with it. To stay single CCD All kinds of sports Cdj FRANCES M. MAHONEY Frannie When do we eat? Caj Europe Cbj Air Hostess or Steamship Steward- ess fcj Swimming, Roller Skating Cdj Chorus of The Royal Vagabondg Field Hockey, lg Bowling, 1, 2g Commercial Club Cej HELEN E. MANIACE Minnie , Dimples Well, I'll think it over Cal To continue in a higher school Cbusinessj Qbj To be somebody's secretary CCD Dancing, singing and outdoor sports, collecting movie stars Cdl Commercial Club, 3g Baseball, lg Bowling, lg Volley Ball, 33 Bas- ketball, 3 Cel EDITH L. MANSFIELD Squeeks Gee you're mean to me Cab Cambridge City Hospital fbj To go to Da. Grenfell's Mission Ccj Pushing Barbara's car Cdl Dramatic Club, 3 Cel CLASS QF 1939 Note: Cal Ffworile EX111'6-WOW, fbi Deffimfionf in Ambition' cd, CLIFFORD EARL MACQUEEN Short People , Pee Wee , Mac What did you do that for? Cal Auburndale CCD To become a professional photogra- pher CCD Photography Cdj THOMAS FRANCIS MAHER Red So what? Cal To attend Boston College Cbj To take Civil Service test! and get a good job Ccb Golf Cdj Sports: Basketballg Gclfg Swim- ming, Baseball Cel RALPH T. BIALGREN Mal , Pinky Do you want to know? Kal Hawaii Cbb Quartermaster in U. S. Navy CCD Philatelist Cdj Mirror Agent, 2g Commercial Club, 3 Cel RUTH MARY MANN Ruthie Gee Whiskers Cal Jefferson, New Hampshire Qbj To be a professional basketball player Ccj Dancing, Roller Skating Cdb Hockey, I, 2, 3: Basketball. 1, 2, 3: Baseball, 1, 2, Varsity 3 feb PEARL HONEY NIARCOU Pudgy , lWarky Hi Kid. No Joke Cab Wilfred Academy Qbj Hairdresser CCD Walking, Dancing Cdj Hobby, fel Arlirifrvi WALTEIAM HIGH SCHOOL EUNICE MAF.TllN Euniei', Ereusa Nix-on-tricks Lal College tbl Travel in Europe by bicycle Cel Piano and Dancing ldb Honor Roll, l, 2, 33 Drum Major of Band, l, 2, gl Dramatic Club, l. 2, 35 Advertising llirror Staff, 2. 3 Ce? FRANK X'UlLl.lAl'.l MASE Hank Think l won't'l Cal The Army lbj To break rocks fin Sing Sing! lcj Collecting Magazines. Trying to teach Lou to drive idj Commercial Club. 2. 3: Marshal for graduation in 38: Cashier for Cafeteria 3 fel MATTHEW G. MAZUR Mat not Matty I'll knock your head off in a minute fill New England Conservatory of Music tbl To have Mr. Crawfords job in VValtham. when he retires. and to be his assistant before he retires Cc? Fooling around on the Piano trying to pick up popular pieces after practicing, Going to movies Cdj Dramatic Club. l. 2: Band. l. 2. 'Sz Radio Broadcast. l: l'sher at l9'l7 Senior Play. l'sher at Royal Vag- abond lcl DOROTHY JUNE MCADOO ..Guy.. Don't be silly ral Malden Hospital lbl To be a nurse fel Letter VVriting ldi RAYBIOND MCCARTHY Mac , Choo Choo I'm sorry. Hi Dear laj P. E. Island Cbj To be a Tiller of the Soil fc! Going to Hockey Games fdj Hockey, l, 2, 33 Football, l, 2. 3: Track. 35 Senior Dance Comm. Cel 'W' Nora: fab Ffzrorife EXf71'6'J'.Ii0lZ, tbl Derlinalion, QCD Ambilion, foil CECILIA ISABEL MARTIN Issy , Blackie , Queen Oh, gosh!! Mother MeCree! My dear Mother Cal Charlotte, North Carolina, Washing- ton, D. C., Pittsburgh, Penn., on Greyhound Buses Cbj To be a good nurse and a writer and to be a success in the world Cel Clothes and readingg dancing and walking Cdl MARION LOUISE MATTHEWS Blondie , Rubinoff Oh. my goodness Oh, Marge! Cai Vicegijna or visit Duxbury with Marge To play violin solos with a good orchestra tel Collecting photographs and salt shakers Cdl Orchestra, l. 2: Commercial Club, 33 Basketball, l, 2: Archery, l, J: Volley Ball, 2: Field Hockey, 1, 23 Tennis, 25 Baseball 1 Cel BETTY JEANETTE MCADOO Black Eyes VVell, I didn't know Cal Who knows? maybe California or 'way down South Cbj To be an accomplished piano ac- cordianist Cel Driving and Dancing fdj Commercial Club. 3 feb HENRY EDWARD MCBREEN Harry , Mac Off the buzzer, Take a sneak laj Some print shop tbl To travel around the world fcj Reading, Hiking Cdl Student Council Cej IRFNE JOAN MCCOURT Rene But definitely faj West Burke, Vermont fbj To get a position lcj Having parties Cdl Hrznimr Roll, lg Commercial Club, 3 e Hobby, fel Arlizfiziei' WARREN MCGARVIE Mad, Why! Cab Dean Dairy Qbj To graduate so I won't have to argue Cel - Collecting old coins Cdj Bowling fel JAMES FRANCIS MCGOVERN Grumps , Jimmy Toot, Toot, Here Comes the Hand Car Cal United States Army Air Corp Cbj To be an Army Air Pilot Lcj Playing Pool, Having Fun fdj VVrestling, Boxing, Basketball Cej SHIRLEY EUNICE MCGUI GAN Ain't it good? CaD Hollywood, California Cbj To be a good Accountant Ccj Tennis Qdj Commercial Club, 3 Cel O. GILBERT MELANSON Gil , Gillie Oh Yeah. Shucks faj To meet Pete C. in South America Cb? To go to college and see the world CCD Home work Cdl Class Day and Graduation Usher, 2, Honor Roll, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3 CCD DORA IRENE MERINO Dodo , Muscles,' You're queer. It must be the hour, it can't be the company Cal Go to college and have a good time, travel around the world a few times Ccj Playing Piano and Tennis fdj Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Volley Ball, 1, 2, Bowling, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2, Archery, 1, 2, Operetta Cast, 2, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Cercle Francais, 1, Girls' Sports Editor, Literary Com- mittee, Mirror, Orchestra, lg Mas- cot Leader, 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3 Cel ARTHUR JAMES INICGOVERN If rt!! What's your rush! Cab To some Drug Store tbl To be a Druggist Ccj Stamp Collecting Cdl Interclass Basketball Cej FRANCIS L. MCGOWAN nshantyn YES3 Yes. Where are going Bago? a New York Chl To win the Sweepstakes Qcj Playing the Radio Cdl MURIEL E. MEDINA Gee whiz! You dope! More darn fun! Qaj College Cbl To be a success in whatever I do Cb? Driving and more driving, collecting glass animals Cdl Class Treasurer, lg Class Secretary- Treasurer, 2, Sophomore Nominat- ing Comm., Junior Prom Commi, Senior Dance Comm., Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Cast, Basketball, 1 Cel LEONARD MELANSON lLMel1lJ, ClLenn,y7! You mess. You can tell Cal Lowell Street Cbj To get a job paying S40 a week CCD Collecting Souvenirs Cdl Football, Baseball, Basketball, Hock- ey CCD RUTH THELMA MERKLEE Slats , Beanpole Aw! Fish Cal Butman's Drug Store Cbj To go to Florida CCD Commercial Club, 3: Honor Roll, l. 2, 3, Senior Play Committee. 3: Advertising Mgr. Mirror, 3 Cel Nole: fab Favorite Exprerrion, fbl Dexlimzzion, CCD Ambition, fdl Hobby, fel Affiffififf MORGAN S. MICKALSEN Mlike . HSonny Hold Tight. Hay Stuff Caj W'averley Naval Academy Cbl To win the Blemorial Day Classics at Indianapolis. Qcj Skiing. Fixing the Jollopy fdj Pres. of Student Council Body teh BEATRICE MILESKY Bea , Bebe Pretty gay. How yo' all. honey chile? Cal Fishers fbj Directress of a Community center fel Sports Cdl Reading Club. l: Commercial Club. 3: Safety Council Representative. 2: Honor Roll, l: Field Hockey. l: Archery, l fel RUTH NATALIE MOOR Rufus , Ruthie XVait a minute. Or Something lah XVho knows? fb! To be a success in whatever l do fel Reading, hlusic. Collecting Stzinips ld! Honor Roll. l: Dramatic Club. lg Dramatic Club Play. l: :Xrelu-ry. I: Commercial Club, 3 fel PAULINE M. MORROXX' Polly . Daisy Blue Hi! Be good Cal lframingliam State 'liezichrrs' Collegi- or Kzitherine Gibbs Secretarial School lhJ To go to the YYorld's l :iir in New York fel Swimming, Dancing. Drawing. Pizmo fd? Tennis, lg Dramatic Club. 3: Cer- cle lfrancais, l: Honor Roll. l. 2, 3 Kel CATHERINE MURPHY hIurph XYhere's Bea? fail New York Worlds Fair lbj To be a secretary fel Waiting for Bea fdj Basketball Class Team, 2: Hockey Class Team, 23 Baseball Class Team, 23 Volley Ball and Hockey, l, 23 Commercial Club, 2: Honor Roll, l, 2 Kel WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL lf -1'5 'Q 'Y ' as. 3 Noler faj Fnzforife Exprefrion, U21 Defzimzlion, ffl Ambition, fd, DORIS E. MICKALSEN Donnie , Dottie You think so, huh? Cal New York World's Fair, Florida Cbj Private Secretary Cel Swimming, skating, driving the Olds Cdl Staff Secretary, Mirror, 35 Secretary Commercial Club, 35 Senior Nom- inating Committee, 33 Honor Roll, l, 2, 33 Basketball, lg Volley Ball, lg Tennis, 1 fel x ROBERT' JARVIS MOLLICA Bohn, Gus , Zip B. U. Business School Cbj B? giigh in the Automobile business c Collecting duedads for my car. Saxophone Tooting Cdl Swing Band: Band, l, 2, 3: Swim- ming Instructor Cel -RAYMOND K. MORLEY Chic , Ray Yes, indeed Cal C. C. C. Camp tbl Test Pilot CCD Building model aeroplanes, swim- ming, fishing, boating, hunting, flying Cdl WARREN E. MORSE Slug . Wink , Morsey ' Ain't it the truth. Get off the buz- zer Kal Massachusetts Nautical School tbl To be the leader of a good swing babnd. To go to sea and travel c Photography: and going out with the women Cdl Band, l, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, I, 2, 35 Dramatic Club Play, 2: Senior Play Comm., 3g Basketball, 1, 2: Graduation Usher, 2: Cafeteria, 2, 3 Cel JAMES HENRY MYETTE Jim Could Be Cal Europe tbl To get a good job Cel Bowling fdj Hobby, feb Activities Hows they goin' kid? Hi ya gals. a MARJORIE G. MYSHRALL Margie Why? Cal California Cbj To become a good accountant CCD Commercial Club, 3 feb JAMES HAROLD O'CONNOR Oakie'l, Jimmie What do you know? What do you hear? Hi ya Sis Cal Waverly Naval Academy. U. S. Army Air Corp Cbj To be a Transport Pilot CCD Reading, Sports Cdj Tech Cel ROSE PAULINE OLIVO Olive', Hi, Hurry Up Cal A Bookkeeper Cbj To sail around the world Ccj Stamps and all Summer and Winter Sports Cdj Commercial Club, 2, 3 Cel THOMAS EDWARD O'NEILL HTH, HT- E... Hi Butch, Aw Fudge, Hey T. J. C D Soriie Army School CbD To be a commanding officer- in National Guard feb ' Collecting Army Manuals Cdl HARRIETTE MAY ORLEANS HH U Butmiifs Cbj To fee Vantines get picture contract Skcaizting, Dancing Cdl Commercial Club, 3 Ce, CLASS OF 1939 GERADLINE M. NICHOLS WI-erryn Oh, gee, Why, Going home? Cal New York World's Fair and Europe Cb? To be a hair stylist CCD Drawing, Reading, Hairdressing, Col- lecting souvenirs Cdj EUNICE ALFREDA OHLSEN Eunie',, Swede Hi, there Caj Honolulu to hear Hawaiian music on , To be a private secretary Ccj Collecting Menus and Dance Pro- grams. Dancing, Swimming Cdj Assistant Advertising Manager Mir- ror, 1, 2, Advertising Manager, 3 Soph Social Comm., lg Junior Prom Comm., 2, Senior Dance Comm., 3g Commercial Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Senior Play, 33 No. Jr. Alumni Dance Comm., 2, 3g Bas- ketball, l, 2, 3g Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3g Bowling, 1, 2, 3g Archery, I, 2, 3g G. G. A. member Cej ESTHER L. O'NEIL Terry , Pididdle Wanna go on a sleigh-ride tonight? Hey, Pididdle! Cab Barge School of Physical Education To win a figure skating championship CCD Collecting autographs of famous people Cdl Dramatic Club, 3, Senior Play Com mittee, 3 Qej THOMAS JOSEPH O'NEILL T. J.',, Tommy , Steve Hi Don. How's the sandwiches? Florida and then Ireland fbj To make a perfect counterfeit penny CCD Jitterbugging at the Government Ball Cdj Basketball, 1, 2, 3 qep BETTYANN O'TOOLE Paddles,' To be or not to be? Cal Vesper George's Cbb To be successful. Interior Dccoru tor Cc? Dancing, Swimming fdj Junior Nominating Comm.. 3: Jr. Prom Comm., 25 N. J. H. A. Iliinoi- Comm, 23 Commercial Club Fxecii- tive Boardg Dramatic Club. 2: Senior Play Comm, 3: G. G. A.: N. S., H. A. Dance Comm., 3 Cel Note: fab Favorite Exprersion, U0 Deftimzlion, ffl Ambition, fdj Hobby, Cel Affifffffff MARY PANDA hllarnyau By Golly. Jumpin' Jiminy tal Europe Lbj To work in an office ICJ Dancing, Collecting Postcards Idj Commercial Club lej LOUISE PANTANELLA Lou , VVee , Louisa .lcepersl Cal New York YVorld's Fair Ibh To see America First ICJ Collecting miniature dogs and horses ICU Archery. 2, 33 Tennis, 3: Commercial Club, 35 Iej ROSIELLE 'IEAN PARADIS Rosie You're Terrible. Stop It Inj Become a style designer tbl Go to Hollywood ICJ Creating new styles and making ouu clothes-Fzisliioii Driiwing. Daincin the latest. Idj Commercial Club. 3 feb OLIVE LOUISE PATRICK P:it' 'liliere goes a Dodge, It's the ice- man again Izil Czilifornia fbi In play the piano: 'I'n he suite s- ful in whatever I do ICJ Collecting sayings of famous men' Dancing Id! Conimm-rcial Club, 3 tel HELEN M. PEDERSEN Pete Uh. Really. Heavens fab Visit Hollywood fbj Secretary Icl Swimming, Skating fdl Commercial Club, 3 fel WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL I '-3' NOW? CHD Fnzforile Exprerriofz, Ibl Derlifmlion, ffl Ambilion, fdj I DELIA E. PANTANELLA Dahlia Doggone! Cal To see the World's Fair in N. York To see an opera in New York Met. Ibj To secure a position CCD Collecting Theatre program cards. Keeping scrapbooks of famous people Cdl Basketball, 1: Archery, 3: Tennis, 3g Commercial Club, 3 CeD JOSEPH A. PAPA IKJOCU, flPap77 What ya know? Kal School of Gardening IMaybeJ Cbj Travel, to be a success Cel Sports, Music Cdj Sophomore Dance Committee, l: Commercial Club, 3 Cel NELLIE MARIE PARISI Camel , Nell Aw Shucks. Yah-Yah-Yah Cal To visit Italy Cbj To fnecome a successful office worker c Collecting souvenirs Cdl Basketball. 1, 2: Hockey, I, 2: Baseball: Volley Ball: Commer- cial Club, 3 Cel L. EVELYN PATTERSON Pat , Dutchy Is that so? Cal Business School Ibj To be a Bookkeeping Machine oper- ator fel Stamps Cdl Commercial Club, Basketball, Base- ball, Hockey Kel WILLIAM ll. PENDERGAST Bill , Hitler , Bazongo Bazongo. I want to see Al. Got a knickle Cal - Wentworth Institute Ibj Aeronautics fel Cars, Model Planes, Photography, Radio Cdl Soph. Class Pres. fel Hobby, fel Activities JOSEPH PETROVVSKY 'Stinky , Senator , Stubs , HJOCH I met my love again. Hi-ya Brother Rat Caj Hawaii. W. P. A. Cbj World Tour Ccj Collecting old Books Qdb Band, l, 2, 3g Orchestra, l Cej PHILIP PINTABONE i.Phi1,,, apapen, UHODDYH What do you know about that Cab The Army or Navy Flying Squadron fb? i To travel and own a beach wagon CCD Collecting Stamps and Old Coins Qdj Commercial Club, 3 Cej GEORGE H. POMEROY Eddie , Barn-yardl' What do ya say? What's doing? CHD Way out West Cbj Aviation. To see Hughie get his date with A. To drive a Pom- croy Special Csteel tires and rub- ber fenders.J Ccj Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Tar- get Shooting, Anything interesting Cdl Mirror Room Agent, lg Football Usher, 2, 35 Hockey Team, 2, 3: Baseball, 3, Soph. Prom, lg Cheer Leader, 2, 33 Senior Play Comm., 35 Golf, 35 Band, 1, 2, 35 Musical Comedy Royal Vagabond, 1 Cej ROBERT C. POUND, JR., Dutch , Bob , Zeke',, Deanl' Egad! Thatls what's the matter tab Back to the 'Old Country, Holland, with Chuck Lbj To get to College. To get Bill Cail Hxed up Cel Arguing with Edwards about sports Cel Football, lg Jr. Prom Comm., 2g Sr. Dance Comm., 3g Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Sports Editor Mirror, 35 Dramatic Club, 1, 3 Cel MARGARET F. POWERS Pearl , Maggie , Pearlsie Hurry Up! See! Out of the Way CHD I'll kn'ow when I get there Qbh To be successful in whatever I at- tempt Ccj Horseback Riding, Walking, Listen- ing to Recordings, Writing Letters Cdl Commercial Club, 3 CeD CLI XSS ,OF 19 HAZEI. PIKE Red , Rusty',, Carrot-Top Hey! Viola. Just a Minute. But you didn't Know It Cab California, Hawaii Cbj Travel, Be a model Housewife Ccj Reading, Skating, Tennis Cdj VERDA LOUISE PITTSLEY Birdie Hi there Bud Cal Go out to the western states. Visit the natoinal and state buildings fbj Be a cow-girl and secure an execu- tive position by working for a liv ing CCD Have a collection of simple and beau tiful clothes Cdj Commercial Club, 3 Cel VIVIAN MARIE POTTLE Hawaii, Traveling Qbj To be an artist tcp Drawing and pencil sketches Qdj Commercial Club Cel DOROTHY E. POWERS Dottie Dimple , Giggles , Dot , Dottie Gee, that's peachy! Gosh Cal Some business office, I' hope, I hope, I hope Qbj To be a successful office worker Ccj Swimming, Dancing, Tennis, Skiing Cdl Field Hockey, l, 25 Archery l, 2: Baseball, l 3 Basketball: Commer- cial Clubg Volley Ball: Bowling CCD FRANCES MARIE PUNZO Fran , Franny Gee! I wouldn't know fab To visit Florida Qbb To secure a good position fel Saving theatre stubs. Driving ldl Field Hockey, Ig Volley Ball. l, 2: Basketball, I: Baseball. l, 2: Archery. l, 2: Commercial Club. 2, 3: Honor Roll, l, 2, 3 Cel Nofe: MJ Fmfoffzle Exprefrion, U95 Deflimztioiz, ffl Ambillon, Qdj Hobby, fel Activities GERALDINE M. QCINLAN Gerry Oh! Really ia? New York XVorld's Fair. Calia fornia tbl To study Commercial Drawing lcb Collecting Records fswing and classi- call Id! Basketball. lz Dramatic Club. l Commercial Club. 1 Kel IXIILDRED ANN RAIINIEY Mickey Did you do your homework? la! Anywhere Ib! To be successful lcv Collecting souvenirs ldr Commercial Club fel HERBERT SMYTHIZ RAND IIerb . I'Iomn-o lfor crying out loud tail WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL mi ua- xx. if. ,xx rbi I .3 I I Io get some Yun out of litr :int still make soon-tluug ol myself Ml .l r. Prom Comm.. 2: Sr. l'h-no. Comm.. I: Sr. I'l:iy. I: llrznnaitit' . , , . . Club. I, .., lg Baud. I. -. I: lrzirk lg Safety Comm.. I: Nlirror l.iI- fe erziry Stairl' I. I: Xiuzis Carols, I I: Cvrclc l'r:iui-ziis. I: IISIIFI' :it Graduation :ind Clziss Ilziy. Claw X of MIN. I lvl A f.IIAllI.liS li. RHODES Dusty . l'il:isli Quit-u Suhr? lXYIio knou's'!i tar Q' Ilic Srzis tor I. S. .X. llll 'l'o br- :in expert in slumting lvl Collecting: Stamps :mtl Guns ull Comnu-rrizil Club. I tri JUNE I.. RICHARDSON Kid , nhlickeyu XXIIIRII you want :ind what you tf is two different things 1:17 ' Burdrtt College and NILIIIH' lb! any' lo be an ZICCUIIIIIZIIII lc! .59 Horse back Riding, Collecting cards YQ? and pictures idx ' Commercial Club. I: tsp ,, y xf, 1 , . IRA JAMES QUIRK Wimpy What da ya say? Cab World's Fair Cbj , To be an Aviator CCD Books Cdj Hockey, 2, 3, 4: Football, 3. 4. Commercial Club, 4 Cel PAULINE ANITA RAMSEY Linky , Bobeels I Feel Sorry for You. Hello Three 1-'ingaire tab France. South Sea Islands tbl To be an artist. See Frances shuf- fle off to Buffalo Ccb Drawing. Roller Skating Cdl INIABEI. ISABELLE READ Butch You Sissy Cal Employed in the office of some Rich Old Buck tbl To travel Ccj Sports fdj Commercial Club Lei MARY V. RHODES Honey Love I? Miss Fay's School tbl To hunt to hounds in England icy His Majesty the Horse Cdj Honor Roll, lg Cercle Francais. l: Soph. Radio Broadcast: Basket- ball. I: Tennis, 2: Mirror Staff. Z. 3: Dramatic Club, l. 2. 3: Sr. Play Cast Cel M. REGINA RING Jeanie , Gina Wanta buy a ticket? Wellf how do I like that? Kal I Pierce Business School fbj To bc a golf pro Cel Collecting toy dogs and snapshotm C I Soph. Dance Comm., l: Honor Roll, lg Red Cross Council, lg Basket- ball. I: Nominating Comm., 25 Class 0Hicer, 2: Jr. Prom Comm., 23 Dramatic Club, I, 3: Senior Dance Comm., 3: Volley Ball, 35 Candy Girl at Sr. Play, 3 Cel Now: Inj Ffzzwile E.X'f17'L'.l'.lIUll, Qbj Deilizzaliozz, ICJ Ambition, fdl Hobby. fej Artivitief GLADYS D B R ubBERG Gladie Brenda Anlta what do you want for lunch? a A schol of higher learning Cb 'lo be a successful Foo cl Swimming Dancing Bicycling Cdl Bowling l 2 Jr Nominating Com mittee 2 Archery l Commercial Clu 2' Cel ERANCES E ROGERS Mousetrap Three Fingaire Ginger I feel sorry for you Hello Bobeels A farm in Maine Cbl o be a farmers wife To see Pauline shuffle off to Buffalo Ccl Singing Roller Skating Drawing Cdl Basketball l 2 Baseball l Arch ery 2 3 Room Agent 2 Hono R l 2 l l LPH A ROOD Farmer I-Io Hum CYawnmgl Cal S Navy Cbl To get a Job where I can seep all the time Ccl Sports Cdl l ckey l 2 3 Commercial Club e S. SABETTI 'Sam Yeah! Cal own Cbl o travel Ccl Usher, 1, 2, 3 Cel IOSEPHINE A. SARDI 'Mariah , Joe , Posie Annie that again. Oh, rats! Cal Teachers' College Cbl a history teacher Ccl to operas. Making scrap l 2 3 Hockey Vo 35 President of Cercle lg Dramatic Club, l, 2, an of Dramatic Club Play, 33 Stage Manager of 4 Dra- matic Club Plays, 2, 3g Radio Broadcasts, lg Chairman of Candy Girls Comm., 25 Sr. Nominating 35 Honor Roll Cel 1 2 3, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, , , 1 1 Hey 2 . MO? W F? QQ 'fit :WW l l u 4 TERESA R. RISTUCCIA Terry , Teress , Toots Hi. What? Cal To a higher institution of learning, if I ever get there Cbl To get a good position and be able to travel Ccl Bike Riding, Swimming, Dancing Cds Commercial Club, 35 Archery, lg Bowling, 2 Cel DOROTHY EDYTHE ROLLINS Dot , Dottie , Squash Blos- suml' Huh? You know what? Can't you tell? Cal Emerson Cbl T42 be a successful singer, to travel Cl Cogecting toy animals. Pididdling C Dramatic Club, l, 2, 3g Orchestra, l, 2, 35 Class Pianist, 24 Tennis. lg Basketball, lg Cercle Francais, lg One Act Play, l Cel VIOLET MARIE RUDOLPH Rudy , Vi Hi Ya Pearl. Ho Kay. I just luv that Cal I'll never tell Cbl Wow! ! ! To major in dietectics. Live in Canada Cdl Dancing and Dating Cel CHARLOTTE L. SAFFORD Charlie Flqlbsee if I can get the car tonight a Business School Cbl To be a good housekeeper for my father. to lead an orchestra. and to travel Ccl Driving 11 car. Friday Night Club Cdl Orchestra. 3: Cercle Francais, l: Dramatic Club, l Cel GREGORY SARMANIAN Gregoire Jeepers Cal Aeronautical Engineering Cbl Aeronautical lCngin1-ering Cel .22 Rifle Shooting Cdl Tech Cel Nora, fd, Fdyorize Expren-ion, Dg.yjj7gg1jg77, ffl Afllbflfon, Hobby, Cel Affivilifi ROBERT XXL SAUIXISIEGLE Saum , Bob How about a little zip! Lal College Cblj Success Ccj Homework Cdl Tech: Hockey, l. 2. 33 Band, l, 2, 3 Lej AUGUSTA SCHOOLS Augie , Speed , Gus Take a powder. Evening gates. Let's Get Organixed Kal The great YVhite XVay. To Holly- wood to wave Hcdy l.aBlarr's hair fbi To lead a Swing band. To go to NYilfred Academy. To take a good picture Icy Making: Fudge. Roller Skating. Vvrestling Blatchcs ldl Baseball. l: Basketball. l: llocki-3. lg Arcliery, l Lei l.ll.LlAlNl BERNICE Sl-llfRlDAN Mickey You telling I? Honest lnjunl tai Sinipli-nie-nt. UlH'lllNl'l'llL'tll!' cn fran- cai, li. Q-.P si jc' la' sais moi- nivniv iii-st--w pai-'Z chi 'lio go the way of most tcaiclirrs abroad tel .lust being.: a bookworm in a mys- tery story ldv llraniatic Cluh, l. 1: Basketball. ll Ilonor Roll, l. 1. 3: Ci-rule l ran- cais. li Tennis. I ld PEGGY RAY SHRlNl:R Peg , Butch Really? tai California lb! 'lio bi- an Orchestra Leader lcl Dancing. Singing. Riding in a cer- tain Clicvrolrt ld? Soph. Social Comm.. Honor Roll. l: Jr. Nominating Comm.. Canily Girl Sr. Play. 3: President of the G. G. .X.. Commercial Club. 3 lvl RUTH LOUISE SINCLAIR Husty'i. Sinnyi' hly Cowl So what lal Bridgewater 'lieachers' College lbj To travel - everywliere fel Beading. Collecting: Pictures ldj Field Hockey, l: Basketball. l: French Club. lg Dramatic Club, 31 Honor Roll, l, 2. 35 Blirror Room Agent, l, 2, 3 fel WAL'I'IIAM HIGH SCHOOL .YN Q 'G Note: ful FcII'Ul'jf6 EXp1'e,i.i'i0l1, UU Deylizmliofz, ffl Ambiliozzf id, ELIZABETH MARY SAVOY Betty For the Lova Pete! Cal To go to Hawaii Qbj To visit New York and go to Hawaii QCD Playing the guitar and making a Scrap Book of Famous People Qdl Commercial Club le, PHYLLIS W. SHARP Phil , Kid , Beckie Oh me! What a life! Cal VVherever he is tbl To travel. To make a certain some- one happy. Ccb Collecting dogppins CCD Bowling, l, 25 Honor Roll, l, 2 fel JAMES E. SHIELDS Jimmie Could be. 'l aint for' me Lal VVorld's Fair, New York Qbj 'I'o go to some college and then get a good job and beat the depres- sion Kei Radio and Automobiles Cdl Mirror Agent, l: Prom Comm., 23 Sr. Dance Comm., 3: Nominating Comm.. 3: Chairman of Member- ship Committee of Commercial Club, 3 Lej SEYMOUR SILVER Heigh Ho , Sycamore Boston University lbj To enter Boston University CCD Playing the Clarinet and Saxophone. Keeping an eye on D. K. Cdl Band. I, 2, 35 Orchestra, l, 2, 3 Kei STANLEY G. SKAKLE, JR. Skak , Henpecked Oh, Heck! Cal Worcester Polytechnical Institute Cbj Some kind of engineer CCD Photography, Ships and Trains Cdj Tech, Track, 2, 33 Sr. Nominating Comm.. 35 Representative to Amer- ican Red Cross, 3 Cej Hobby, fel Aclivilief MILDRED C. SLAUNWHITE 'KMillic O Christmas! Cal Faulkner Hospital Cbl To be an R. N. Ccl Music Cdl Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, Bowling, 1, 2. 3 Cel V FLORENCE E. S..'IITl-I Flossy One never knows Cal California Cbl To be a perfect secretary Ccl Skating, Swimming, Dancing, Bowl- ing Cdl ' Honor Roll, l, 2. 33 Commercial Club, 3 Cel JUSTINE ROBERTA SMITH Smitty Definitely! Cal Newspaper Cityroom Cbl To write--humorously and success- fully Ccl Creating, composing, and revising contributions to my collection of manuscripts Cdl School Reporter for the News-Trib- une , 33 Editor Humor Dept. Mir- ror, 2, 33 Soph. Social Comm., lg Jr. Prom Comm., 23 Sr. Dance Comm., 3g Y, C. Gf', 2, 33 Field Hockey, lg Basketball, l, 23 Volley Ball, l, 2g Bowling, l, 25 Archery, 2, 3, Class Secretary.ig Dramatic Club, 2, 3: Chairman Ex- ecutive Board Dramatic Club, 34 Publicity Chairman Sr. Play, 3 Cel LAWRENCE M. STANLEY Stan , Locus Sigili Cut the Comedy Cal , New York's Nlusical World Cbl To beat Lennie Hartnett playing Drums Ccl Listening to the Radio. Playing Drums Cdl Senior Band. l, 2. 33 Commercial Club, 3g School Orchestra l, 2, 3 Cel VIRGINIA B. STEVENS Steve , 'Ginny I'l1 never tell Cal Switzerland Cbl To be a successful secretary Cel Just doing nothing Cdl Commercial Club, 3 Cel CLASS OF 1939 .,.,-.-.- , VERLA ELIZABETH SLOPER Tootsie,' Ain't it the truth, Skip it Cal To New York Cbl To be a dietetion or a supervisor in the New England Telephone Ccl Ergrtgroidering, Crocheting, Dancing HERBERT SMITH Smitty I'm Joe, who are you? Cal Undetermined Cbl See a performance of Metropolitan Opera at World's Fair Ccl Painting Houses Cdl Sleep Cel LAWRENCE PAUL SMITH Larry , Smitty Sa great life Cal U. S. Army Air Corps, San Antonio. Texas Cbl To fly Cel Aviation, Scouting Cdl Tech.g Radio Club, l Cel HELEN FRANCES STAVES Whoops, Whoops, Ain't it Won- derful Cal South Sea Islands Cbl To be a Kindergarten Teacher Ccl Collecting Shells and Banners Cdl Basketball, lg Honor Roll, lg Com- mercial Club, 3 Cel KATHRYN H. ST. GERMAIN Kay , Chubby Mhum m m. I betcha. Hello m' lover Cal South Sea Islands Cbl To be an aviatrix Ccl Horseback Riding, Dancing, Flying can , Commercial Club. l: G. G. A. Cel Now: My Fbglfgfjjg Ep,-prey,-iyfi, Cbl Dczifimzfiwz, Cal Ambition, Cdl Hobby. Cel ArIi1'ilic.i WVALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL i RICHARD YW. STORER 1 Dick , Hero . Dunk Having Fun. Hi Barb Cal - Any gasoline station with plenty of business and an easy chair Cb! To eventually own a super-service gasoline station tcl Kidding the Teachers. Trying to get on the Honor Roll Qdl Football, I. 2: Basketball. l. 2. 3: , Jr. Prom Comm.: Sr. Play Comm.: Nominating Comm.: Swimming. Tennis. Baseball Hocke Honor . y. Roll tel VIOLA XYINIFRED STEDLEY Vl'io'i. Stud Jiminey Crickets! Hurry Please, Doggonit fab Hawaii tbl To be a successful Designer and a model-wife rcl I-leading, Dancing, Skating rdl Picture Committee. l tel JUNE TAYLOR Butch . Shorty ln case ya didn't knou. l'ni not ready! tal The business world flu 'LU 510 to Switzerland ur Swimniinu. Tennis. Skating ull Coiiiinrrcial Club. lg llonor Roll. 3 lel fQATHlfRlNli l.. 'I'liXY'KSBl'RY i'KayLi. Katie llif know what? ian XYlieri'vi'r my traxcls take nu- lhl 'lin be a siicicss tliruiiglwiit my lilic' 'lin travel li! .Xll sports. Singing ldi ll'nor Roll. ll Cuinrnr-riial Club 3, lltvckey. l. I. li Basketliall. l. 1. li BllXK'llllg. l. 1. li volley Ball. I. 2. 3. Baseball. l. ... 3. L.ifvter:.i. I. I tel ALMA LOUISE THURBER Al , Slim You Can Tell? Oh. You Rugcut- ter! ral China Ihl To be successful in everything I do. XYhich probably won't be much, ffl Roller Skating, Dancing. Collecting menus Kd! Secretary of Reading Club. I tel 3 .4 v'- div SAMUEL STROUM Sam . O'Leary VVhat's Up? Kal Boston University Cnightsl. Superior Display Service Cdaysl tbl Owrr a car. To see the World's Fair KC! Driving. Sports Cdl Football. l. 3: Class Basketball, I. 2 tel ROBERT F. SULLIVAN Bob'. Sully VVhat are ya goin' to do? Hey. 'I'wod, wake up Cal College or Grover Cronin's lol To teach Physical Education Cel Sports. Eatin' Sleepin' Cdl Football. l, 2. 3: Basketball. l, 2: Baseball. l: Track, 2, 3: Soph. Nominating Comm.: Jr. Nominat- ing Comm.: Soph. Dance Comm.: Jr. Prom Comm.: Chairman Sr. Dance: Room Agent Mirror, l, 2 Senior Play Usher tel CAROLINE IVIARY TERRASI Carol , Cal Ili-ya-Kid. Gig-gers Cal Nowhere, I want to keep on going. and never stop tbl To travel to all the possessions of the United States fel 'l'o collect souvenirs from different places Cdl VIVIAN MARIE THOMAS Viv 'l'ommie Hang llp. It's Out of Order Cal The Business World Cbl Go In Paris fel Dancing. Skating tdl Cnninicrcial Club. 'S fel Connncrcial Club, 3 Ccl GEORGUX THURSTON Ge'n . HoneV VVana Prove It? It's a Lie fal Miss Kelly's Dramatic School or a .lournalistic School fbl To Grow Cocoanuts in Iceland. Get out of the 70's in Bowling Cdl Hiding fin a busl. Keeping Kay from going to school at 7:30 Cdl Nam: tal Ffziiw-ire Exprerfiozz, fbl Derlizzalion, ffl Ambition, fdl Hobby. fel Actizfifief VIRGINIA MAE TOWNE Ginnie',, i'Gina , Jean,', Virgie Gosh! Is he out there yet? CaD New York City CbD ICE ,be a success in whatever I do c Music CdD Bowling, lg Basketball, lx Commer- cial Club, 33 G. G. A Memberg Honor Roll, l CeD PHYLLIS LOUISE TRUE Phil',, Philly BOY, Am I Killing mel Got Your Lnemistry? Youire a Riot! CaD Spend my summers in Maine and Vginters on the South Sea Islands I To be an air stewardess and know how to operate a plane CcD Dancing and collecting the best swing recordings of the day Cdj Senior Dance Committee CeD NORMA M. TURNER Norm Hey Mob, Wait for Me CaD New York CbD To travel CcD F. F. N. G. CdD Room Agent Mirror, 1, 23 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club, 3g Dramatic Club, 35 Senior Play Committee, 3 CeD DORIS G. UHLIN Buckie Fluff I Ain't Got No -. For Heaven's Sake CaD Sweden CbD To be married, A Fashion Designer CcD Skating, Sewing, Reading CdD CLARA P. VISCOGLIOSI Gussie , Pediddle I-Ii CaD South Africa CbD To become a dental nurse or a die- titian CcD ' Corresponding to people in foreign countries CdD Sr. Class Vice-President, 35 Chair- man of the Senior Play, 35 Senior Dance Comm., 35 Bowling, 3g Bes- ketball, lg Honor Roll, I, 25 Dra- matic Club, l, 2, 3 CeD CLASS OF 1939 ,, X in KATHLEEN TRAINOR Kath', Kay , Kitl' Could Be! CoD Boston University CbD To be a Newspaper Reporter CCD Dancing, Swimming, Taking Pu'- tures CdD MICHELE TUMMINELLI Mike , Boomba Give it a double CaD Texas Christian CI hopeD. Golden Gate Exposition. New Yorks World Fair CbD Become an aviator. Go to wa: Stop playing cards CCD Being punctual for Lectures. I like to draw and eat CdD Football, Basketball, Ping-Pong, Pool, Bowling CeD PRISCILLA WEBBER TYLER Pussy Gee Whiz CaD Who knows CbD To travel around the United States in a trailer CCD Playing the violin and swimming CdD Le Cercle Le Francais, lg Honor Roll, l, 2, 35 Orchestra. l, 2, 3: Concert Mistress of Orchestra, 3 CCD KATHRYN R. VENUTI Butch ' It isn't even funny. No joke? CaD Framingham Normal CbD To be a successful teacher CcD Collecting novelties and pictures. Swimming, Tennis CdD Honor Roll, lg Mirror Room Agent. 2. 3: Safety Council Representa- tive. 2: Dramatic Club. 3: Cast of One Act Play CD. C.D, 33 Volley Ball, 3 CeD PEARL ELAINE WALKER Stupe , Scottie , Pal The bcll's rung, Rudy CHD Somewhere in Connecticut CIJD To olay the guitar CcD Singing Cowboy Songs CdD Nominating Committee, 2. 3: Honor Roll. l, 2, 3 CeD Nofet CaD Favorile Expreffion, CbD Deffimzliozz, CrD Ambition, Cdj Hobby, CeD Afff1'fliC'.f WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL EDXVARD A. VUALLACE Bud . Edu Hey - VVhaddaya say. XVhat's Up? Kal Bemis Naval Academy tbl To get a job and register the Green Flash' lcj Sending lollipops to the Japanese Army idj North Junior Alumni Dance Comm.. Tennis. Bowling. Riding. Honor Roll. I Qej DAVID XYARNER Dave . l.imey True! True! tal Some College tbl 'lin Get a Good .lob Homework fdl Band, 1, Q. 35 Bowling. 3: Cafeteria. l. 1. 3: Basketball 1.1 3 tel ANITA FRANCES XY'lflNliR XYeriii4 llrzilly lab XYQ'sil1l'4i1ul'i .llllllur Cullrgt' tbl Court Sn-riograplicr ul Suininnng. Bike Ruling. llanring ldv Noniinating lillIYll1Ill'Il'l'. l: Secretary uf Library Club. l: llnnor Hull. l: l'oriilnrrvi:il Club. 3 lvl Mir I XVARRHN Ci. XYliN'l'kY'Ollil4H xYllllll1'H, NYeilI . NYin Ili YW Kid. Yliliairis Right. Xvhnfll XYK' Iliff lil! l l.:ll'U'XIt'w tsrrnlill Hollvwrmdb llll lo he an Xcrniiritzirit. Ullicer in the I' Army. 'lin inasrvr the rlarinrt icy Smlnps, ld! Band. l. I. 3: Royal Vagabond. It l'shm-r Class Day :ind Graduation. fi Ceirilnirreigll Club. 3 lvl 1 GEORGE F. XX'H1flIl.ER I'lash ,S l'm Surprised at You tal ln the country tbl Math. 'l'eacher. Track Coach ici Football. 2. 'az Track. l. 1. 3 fel All Sports ld! cl Nora: Q.1j Fizimife E.x'pre,ui011.f fbj Daiiimiliofz, ffl Ambiliozz, Qdl , . PAULINE R. WALSH Polly VVhaaaaaa-t? Cal Florida Cbj Secretary CCD Dancing. Talking, Singing Cdl Commercial Club, 3 Key DONALD B. WASHBURN Don , Speed Fust Rate. Doggoneit Cal Florida Cbj Aviator Ccj Building Model Airplanes fdj Baseball. l, 2, 3: Swimming, Foot- ball, Hockey Cel RUTH IRENE WELLMAN llwellyh Huh? tal Anywhere Qbj Bc a perfect secretary QCD Swimming, Skating Cd? Commercial Club, Basketball, Honor Roll, 1 Kel DONALD M. WESTHAVER Don , Red , Westy Oh. Yeah! Hi There! Cab llawaiig Naval Air Bases in Cali- fornia and Florida Qbj Aviation Expert, Naval Air Force or Marry a nice blonde with plenty of money CCD Hunting and Fishing, Sports, Park- ing, a certain show in Boston Cdl Bowling, 3 CCD - BARBARA WHIDDEN Spike I-Ioly Cow. Could Be. Heavenly Dinah Cal 'lio be a secretary CbD To make something of myself CCD Driving, Piano fd! Honor Roll, l, 25 Cercle Francais, I: Tennis. 23 Basketball, lg Dra- matic Club, 3 CeD Hobby, feb Actizfilier ' flap?-yu 1-' F i PATRICIA E. WHITTEN Pat , Stinky Sex ,You at Johnson's, It's a Roar a Tobbtravel-GM. To have a career Boston Conservatory of Music CCD Skating, Dancing, T0 collect snap- shots CdD Senior Nominating Comm., Commer- cial Club Cvice pres.D, South Junior Dance Comm., 2, 3g Picture Com- mittee, Sr. Play Comm., Orchestra, lg Mirror Room Agent, 3 CeD DAIRWIN SPENCER XVILDER as Oni, Holy Cats. For Crying Out Loud C21 T0 own an Advertising Agency CbD To be a success CCD Art and Redecorating CdD Skating, Hockey, Swimming CeD EDITH MARIE WINBERG Edie I'm Coming, A-Huh CaD A trip to the Scandinavian Coun- tries CbD Secretary CCD Music, Ping Pong, Tennis, Hockey Cdl Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, Nominating Comm., 3, Commercial Club, 35 Mirror Room Representative l, 2. 3g Archery, l CeD C. MELVIN WOODBURY, JR. Mel , Woody Oh! I Don't Know CaD McGill University, Montreal, Canada fbi Veterinarian CCD Hunting, Fishing, Shooting CdD Soph. Dance Comm., Cheer Leader, 2, 3g Senior Play Comm., Band. l, 2, 3, Band Musical Comedy, 2, Golf, 3 CeD CHARLES IRVING YOUNG Charlie What do ya mean? CaD Harlem, N. Y. CbD To be President of a Printing Plant c Plcayiing the Hawaiian Guitar CdD Student Council lst and 2nd quarter of 1938, Charge of Ticket Dis- tribution at Annual Trade School Dance CeD CLASS, OF 1939 FRANK H. WIANS lKBud79, RIP. P-ll You Can Tell CaD National Foxhound Trials in Ken- tucky CbD To own a Champion Foxhound Ccj Hunting and Fishing. 1936 Shot my first fox: 1937 Caught my biggest fishy 1938 Shot my first deer CdD ELINOR MAE WILLIS uE1n, rsEuien I can't help it. It's none of my business. Ain't that lovely? CaD No place in particular just around the world CbD T0 attend Fanny Farmer's Cooking School. To bowl two-hundred sometime. Crocheting, Bowling, Dancing. Cook- ing, Writing to girls abroad CdD Basketball, Bowling, 1, 2, 3 CeD ALVIN B. WOLK Al , Wolkie What do you say, kid? CaD To travel around the world CbD To learn how to play a hot clar- inet and how to take offu on the tenor sax CcD Listening to swing records CdD Football, Hockey, Baseball, 2, 3 CeD PAUL HOWARD WOODBURY xxwoodysx What's To Eat? CaD South Sea Islands CbD Play on United States Ryder Cup Team CcD Bowling and Golf CdD All Sports CeD MARIAN R. ZAIA May , Mary Hurry up CaD South America CbD l To become at success in the Business VVorld CCD Cooking, Sewing, Reading CdD Noze:CaDFa1fo1'ile Expfefffoff, cw De.-fffmffwf, co Awbfffwf, idlH0b1fJ'f ffl fffffffffe- INIARJORIE ZOEHLER NIargie . BIarge , BIidgie Silly. That's the last Straw! Yvhy? Ya Know VVhat'? Kal Radio City. New York Qbl To be a singer of popular songs QCD Collecting banners from different places. Going to Hockey games ldj Chairman of So. Jr. Alumni Dance I: Honor Roll. l: Blember of Cast in Operetta. Royal Vagabond. 2: Commercial Club. 3: Senior Dance Committee. 3 fel WALTHAM HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD ANDERSON Sleepy Well! Cal Northeastem Chl Travel around the world QCD Reading Cdl Basketball, lg Student Council fel SERGIO PAUL TASSINARI usargeu Do you want to know? Cal ' California fbb Airplane Designer Cel Photography. Airplane Designing ld? Nofer fab Farorile Exprenion, Haj Derlinalion, ffl Ambiiion, fd, Hobby, fel Aclivilier ROBERT EDMUND BAIRD Ghost , Ruby , Chief , Bohn Eight ball Cal Hawaii Cbl Championship Bowler Ccl Soldiering Cdl CLARENCE ANTHONY BENT Junior See America hrst Cbl All around machinist Ccl Photography. Long distance Bicycle riding Cdl LEONARD BOWMAN ..B0,, Skip It Cal The Telephone Company Cbl To kecp out of trouble Ccl Hunting and fishing Cdl Swimming, Baseball, Hockey Cel CHARLES E. BUZZELL, JR. Buzzy , Aw Heck! Cal To work in an Arsenal or Navy 'Yard Cbl To be a first class machinist Ccl Photography Cdl Baseball Cel DORIS BETTY CAMPBELL Shrimp , Dot , Snowshoes So help mel Cal Hawaii Cbl To be a bookkeeper Ccl Going to shows Cdl Basketball, lg Commercial Club, 3 co JAMES P. CARNEY Jimmie , Spike Hello Chicken Cal Somewhere east of the Pacificeocean and west of the Atlantic Cbl To be mayor of Lakeview Ccl Stamps, Collecting coupons Cdl Commercial Club, 35 Baseball. 1, 2 Cfl ELWOOD VERNON ECCLES HJ k ,, Whoatgld you? Cal To live in Aubumdale Cbl To go places and do things Ccl Listening to recordings Cdl Basketball Cel C L A S S 0 F 1 9 3 9 WALTER KOKIDKO Budjo , Koko , Walla That's mine. Creep Cal To the big city. S.B.B.I. Cbl S.B.B.I. as Professor Own a model A Ford Ccl Cooking and eating it. Model air- planes Cdl Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Ping Png Cel ROBERT F. LAROSEE Bob , Inspector , GusU What's that you keep saying? Cal Detroit. Michigan Cbl To be a good tool and die maker Ccl Saving Newspaper Clippings Cdl Amateur Wrestling. Basketball, l, 2: Baseball, Handball Cel RAYMOND CHARLES LEACH VVho-Rayn, Jack , Zip Hazel. Shut Up. You Jack, Listen Cal Get into a leading dance Band - Studio Band Cbl Be a top band member - Successful man in life Ccl Sports of all kinds -Arguing about bands and musicians, eating Cdl Baseball, Hockey, Commercial Club Cel MIRIAM E. MCCULLOUGH Toots I don't know Cal To live until I die Cbl To become famous Ccl Skating Cdl Commercial Club. 3 Cel Deaconess Hospital Cbl To be a nurse Ccl Collecting postcards Cdl Commercial Club Cel ARCHIE JOHN MCPHERSON Mac Let's go Bago. On the ball boys! Crl Work for the government as a cop or the N. E. Tel X Tel. Co. Cbl . . Get married and live happily ever after Ccl Racing Homing Pigeons, Memlmrir of The Massachusetts National Guard d Tiladk, 1, 25 Basketball Co. F. Cel ROBERT ELWIN PEELING Red , Admiral , Shadrach Could be, So! Allah be praised Cul Merchant Marine or U. S. Navy Cbl To sail the seven seas Ccl Music Cdl Band, l 2 Cel JOSEPH WILLIAM RIGOLI Riggy , Joe Getting much? Cal To spend a few months at Palm Blfpach, Florida and C. X O. H. C To be a Manager of some big de- partment store or self service tel Collecting Stamps and going to town every Tuesday Cdl Roller Skating, Ice Skating, Hockey, Golf Cel RUTH NATALIE THOMPSON Tommy Hi Stupid Cal World's Fair Cbl Earn S100 per week Ccl Housekeeping Cdl Commercial Club Cel REYNOLD VIENNEAU ItcheyU Wyoming Cbl To get a good job Ccl Hunting Cdl Base Ball, Sports Cel ALBERT FRANCIS ZIMAN Miken Navy Yard Cbl To be a good Welder Ccl Stamps and Fishing Cdl HAROLD GEORGE WALLEY Whizzer , Blondie That will be the day. Aw cut it out Cal To go around the world by auto- mobile Cbl To join the Navy, get married, be rich Ccl Sports and Spending lNIoney Cdl Bowling, 3 Cel HERMAN ELIES YUNGHANS Dutchie Oh. Yeah! Cal Owner of a Garage Cbl Own a Garage or Airplane Blechanic Ccl Praise Chickens Cdl Note' Cal Favorile Expreuion, Cbl Deriimzlion, Ccl Ambilion, Cdl Hobby, Cel Arlirilier 3045, Q.. 3..q..,g.,g.,g.,gI,1.,3,,3,, 9-110101:rimrzmriiiimvisxicrierianimviinil 101:11 Q Q IQ lQlIllIQ Pleme Mezzfiozz THE MIRROR Wfhezz Patrofzizifzg Aduertiferx SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY CULTURAL AND PRE-PROFESSIONAL College of Liberal Arts - day, evening and part time courses leading to AB., B.S. and B.S. in Ed. degrees 1120 semester hours.jl Pre-professional courses C60 hoursl for Law, Journalism and Business Administration. Entrance re- quirements, 15 college entrance units. Advanced stand- ing for acceptable college credits. PROFESSIONAL Law School - -I-year day and evening course. LL.B. degree, prepares for bar examinations and Law practice. En- trance requlrements, 60 semester hours of college credits. College of Journalism - day and evening courses, B.S. in J. degree, 120 semester hours lincluding 60 semester hours of Liberal Arts and instruction in all phases of Journal- isml. College of Business Administration-day and evening courses, B.S. in A.B. degree, 120 semester hours fincluding 60 semester hours of Liberal Artsl accounting, advertising, business management. Graduate School of Law - 1-year evening course for LL.M. degree and higher professional standing. For LL.B. graduates only. Late-Afternoon and Saturday Courses for Teachers Special Summer School Courses Day and evening duplicate sessions All departments co-educational Combined faculties represent cultural and professional instruction of high quality and recognized achievement. Call, write or phone CAPitol 0555 for catalogs Colleges Law Schools SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR Derne Street Beacon Hill Boston, Massachusetts Pleafc Mezzliozz THE MIRROR llyben Pafrozzizing Adzferfiferf 3011lil1init114vininilN11vitliuillitlioioiuiuil vit bi Congratulations To The Class of 1939 Waltham Watch Co. ascii -in-ini:iioioioioioioioit-cbt-411 it soiniucbuimiioiuioi 1 1 iii 1 1 113 3 3 351, Pfetzfe iliwzffmz THE IWIRROR IIVIJEII Palrozzizizzg Aa'Lferfi.ferJ E W ' G I. A N US NESS SCHOOL 38 NEWBURY STREET - BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS operated by BABSON,S STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED Our students benefit from training which is personally organized by Mr. Roger W. Babson. In forty years of active business he has hired, trained and managed thousands of young men and women. His interests include contacts with the nation's foremost industries. When enrolling in the New England Business School, you associate yourself with an atmos- phere of successful business leadership. To Secure and Hold a Position you are soundly trained in accounting, typewriting, stenography, and other skilled business subjects. I-'or Future Promotion you are given courses in applied economics, principles of management, public speaking, and other subjects helpful to personality development. Purchasing Courses are particularly emphasized. These courses are believed to be valuable to students both as future business men and women, and as consumers. Trips to Plants are a feature of the School and put you in touch with :actual working conditions in typical factories, stores, and offices. Placement ln Jobs is among the School's most helpful activities. Altho jobs cannot be guaranteed , every effort is made to assist competent graduates get placed and promoted. A unique VVork-Study program is of- fered to help capable students apply their training and prepare for entrance into business positions. Students gain a powerful advantage in being trained at a realistic school, a. school which is organized and operated from the viewpoint of active business men and experienced employers with widespread responsi- bilities anti large payrolls. Please address inquiries to HAliSON'S STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED WELLESLEY HILLS, MASSACHUSETTS i ' mD'U4 CIP 3'-IGH' ii 1 1411010101911 1.11 Pfeafc' Menfimz THE MIRROfR Wflven Pfzfronizizzg At1'1'6I'liJ6l'J li Q1 Q if'ulQU-UDUQKl,UQUQUQUQUiUQUQOQClQfYQUa0QUQ0,0QfP1 C1 ll 'l If ily Lumber Calf Om' NllllI!76l ' GUTHRIE LUMBER COMPANY ESuEEding' Materials of all Kinds Telephone VVALtham 1300 EG? LQXEIIQKTOII St. vvilylfllillll, Mass. nicinisricrfllnlnixmiuimlivivg1 utirrcnu-ini 3 li li it it if i i 111311 it it ooMPL1MENTs OE . . . WQQDWARD CSR TYLER I nsnre I n Sure I nsnmnce 844 MAIN STREET WALTHAM, MASS. SCHNAPFS CHOCOLATE SHOP 83 BROWN STREET - - - - WALTHAM Tel. Waltham 1138-M x'You will not know the BEST until you have had SCI-INAPRS 1 1 3 1uqDo1oiu1ui1 oi mini viuioioic11010111111102030101031 1021 ia 1 HARRY A. STARR FUEL CO. HSERVES YOU RIGHT Genuine New England Coke 420 Mlqpqyqlg' Sfrgvt 'Telephone Wall. O2-384 - x Plerm' illkllflflll THE lVlIRROR llyfaen Pfzirozzizizzff Aa7z'erfiJe11r xii init 11011 riuinxnioiuiniuin itliuiulnioiuioillin Bl i i iii if s o Xi' Q r as - A of f f f. fffv s .E A X s 'X' 1 2 tiff! .- P Q x ' 'E' 1 ,- 0 r . ' l 4? - . ., - 45' 1-9 . gf: , , . X S-X , pit- i5y, '., . A ' - U fr 4.4!',.,4 I f. ,---05: :-.-. bl-a 5- .'- -7 Lg - ,--.1.L:i.,:g::!- 9.-. f'a4,v,- 4 - -.' 'fa ' K: ' T-' . .I -3453-?,,-gn Y we ...- ':g,z'l-if ' if , -N ft...-..-. Q., -1 i' x Qu- , , f c na 1' rn' 4' c 9, r 6 C U L A014 ,E .J - fl - -A Q.: .1 fiii IH 'PQ'-L 'f' IL ni ' gli R. C. A. Victor Portable Victrola S 9.95 with yc ur choice of S 2.25 worth of Records ENTEBTAIN - - - DANCE To Your Favorite Band At any hour oi night or day ON Victor AND Bluebird RECORDS i vlasgfliiiis ' Q FHYROOJIISH RADIO Y ' Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,gT, iv 59. 5.-:Las .-'. .-'. Get S1-1.93 RCA Victor Record Player . . . S7.50 Victor or Bluebird Records . . 52.00 subscription to Victor Record Review I. . . Victor :Zecord Society mem vers nip. S2-1.45 va ue for ............. .., .. ., ., , ..... S The World's Greatest Artists Await Your Command To Play! Boston Pops Orchestra Records Enjoy Mr. Fiedler in your home at any time. ' Large stock to choose Y w- '1 .. - from. , Qm, Q, X 'QQ' -FJ K F '- ,, V A f QF I W S: vista. l-iz' 'til' ' J : f t Wx ' R Xxx rf I .. 'f My wg: Bed Seal Records Always in stock Symphonies Overtures Concertos Operas Come ln And Hear Your Favorite Becord A. T. BALL Inc. 609 Main Street Waltham Opposite City Hall Records and Victrolas For Music Lovers Pleme Mwzfiozz THE MIRROR 11711011 Po7fl'0IZfZjlIg A6jZ'C'l'fj,fEl'.f Q Q Q W4lQllQllQOQOQUQUQU,lP806UQll:0i0QUaUQUQUQOQKYQ YQ la ll Q IQ! ROLLER SKATING AT NUTTINGS-ON-TI-IE-CHARLES Every Afternoon and Evening HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT LA ROSA'S' MARKET To Better Serve line Publirn 120 WILLOW STREET WALTHAM, MASS. Phone 0709 Quality Service iuininimi iii i i 3 I i 3131 iii in ! G FINER FOODS STORE Groceries, Fruits 84 Vegetables 748 Moody St. Wzlrltl1a,1n, Mass. Phone WALtha1n 3077 I i ELMER. v. SABEAN C GUY WILSON iuioiiniiiiiiiittiipiii Compliments of MR. W. H. NICHOLS I ri:rininixxiuiuicviuimnioiui i 'WAL'l'HAM HIGH SCHOOL The merinan buperiur SHOE REBUILDING CO. Ed. Prorezzflver, Prop. TRUE To ITS NAME 705 MOODY STREET - - RE1.1ABLri To THE MINUTE -- WALTHAM, MASS. 111 -1 :iw 3 10101021iioiuioinqlifli , EXQQ 4 1 0 A of t Nl B S mm .511 G L ER HEL l5H F SUl'l'l.I-QNII-IYT your high sa-Imol 1-cluratinn with lfiflla-r st-1-rvtarial training: . . . llllfll go fwllllllvlllly forwartl to stun-fs in a well-paitl. rt-fponfilrlv lDlIrllll'rh 1-al'e't-r. Fisllcl' Svlmoll Om- aml Tun Your Ex- 0t'llllXf'. Svrrvlarial. aml liitlfirle-fs Coursvs comlrinc- thorough lm-lmir-al training uilli rllltllral fttlnjvrtf aml pt-r-onality-1l1-x'vlop- incnl. lnclivialual atlvam-4-nm-nt. llrc-vious lDll5llll'rh training not rm-quirml. l,lil1't'Illf'llL survive aml vorational guitlanrv. -FISHER SUCCESS BOSTON SCHOOL ffor men and womenl at 30 Franklin Street-LlBerty 2065- is 1-vntrally loratetl in the business dis- trirl. 4-onu-nit-nt to all railway stations anfl tht- 1-lt-vatvtl. SOMERVILLE SCHOOL is attractively loratctl in a snlrurlman svtling at 374 Broad- way. 'Winton' Hill H- SOlVlerscl 1800-:mtl provide-s score-tarial training for young women exclusively. ASK FOR CATALOG- POST-CARD WILL DO BUSINESS SCHOOL iniu 'infixieit3213151111-qlbuinininini it 3 in i 30313111 2 li li i LIOMPLIMENTS OE . eb ross ijabarmacp The Rexall Store 737 MOODY STREET WALTHAM 1 ie 3 I ---1 11.1 1-niiviiximnicricriflicbiarlfvifviuviariaviuvi 3 I1 1 1 311 CD ii CLASS OF 1939 STRATFORD SCHCOL For the young woman contemplating preparation for Business, whose demands of her school include a distinguished environment, an outstanding faculty and a training plan Worthy of her present attainnients. COLLEGE GRADE Evening Division and Summer Division Co-educational 128 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone COM1nonWealth 8161 i 3 i i 1 i i ii ioiuilriniuicvioioiuilrioiuinio-11--in if 101 -3 i lui Q ! HAT YOUI' Service ! HERBERT T. SPENCER i I ADRIAN SMITH i IN'IvEI:IIoIa EUIINISHINIIS i 5 CIIS'I10M MIIDE SIIIIIIES Custom Cleanser FINE CABINET womi IINII i UPHOLSTERING i J ' I N I 1 N 848 MAIN ST. , Q IIRIIIERIES 1I,ooIIIovEI:,INI, WALTH-AM MASS Q IIWNINRS SUIIEENS , - I ! Tel. Wenham 4529 ! Q 708 Main St. vvillfllillll, Mass. ! I ! ! l LEXINGTON 0185 MIDDLESEX 5440 VVOODLAND RIDING ACADEMY Riding and ffnzzpiug Lefmxzf zz Spefialfy N'I00lllifl'llf Rides viSitOl'S Always Welcolne AI-, HOWES I 169 North St. LOXilHJ,'f0ll, MIISS. 1011 ,Q wviuin Trliwiinioioiuioi iu1mI10i0i1hi0l0i 3 rim i fini Iiuiuiuia 3-if-is-is-14111-iauiasix-Quin?vi I vi 1411121141 1 1 Pleafe Meufion THE MIRROR Uvhezz Pafrozzjzing Adz'er1fi,rer5 in1111014xiuiuicnilll211111vioixlilnialioioitlioiuiili litlixliuiuinioi 9--ini: Res. Tel. WAL. 2646-W Bus. Tel. WAL. 1643 MOLLICA MOTOR SALES Waltharrfs Oldest Dealer Established 1918 --- 21 Years In Business DeSOTO 81 PLYMOUTH CARS 24 COMMON STREET NEAR CENTRAL so. B. MOLLICA, Prop. Waltham, Mass. ini:-in 116211 it is i li Famous Reading Anrhracite l D. E. PERKINS New England Coke g Real Ermte Property Cared for Egcmao g I OKE, . . -of Izzmmnre of Every Deymptzofz 2 884 Main St. Waltham BLEACHERY FUEL CO. Q Tel. W'al. 0386 Wal. 02110 105 River Street I I I I I DEAN DAIRY A Waltham 4090 Delicous Ice Cream, jersey Cream 8: Milk, Fancy Table Eggs 84 Butter D14rioiuicrioioioixvioioioiuio In in 3 1 ifliui Pl bl iUi0illi0iui113010301 011 Pfeafe 1IfIe11fi011 THE MIRROR 117114111 Palronizillg Aa'1'erfi.fer.f Compliments of itIilviolhiuitlQD1li0i010i0iuiu71wir 1 FRANCIS J. JOYCE i i ini iii ini 3 it 1 inili inioiui i v I I CURTIS 86 CROSTON 5 Q Inc. I Gmzmnfeed Reflbomibilizfyu I I 83 CHARLES STREET BOSTON, MASS. I LAP. 1033 WAL. 2616 I 2 Storing Packing Moving ' Rug Cleaning i I Inter and Intra-State Moving I I. C. C. Approval I Q H. L. STONE DAIRY 'R,. - - n I 'ifiilgfi , MILK ' CREAM Established 1872 SEALED IN CELLOPI-IANE FOR YOUR PROTECTION roiuinioi 2 1 1 :xi 1 3 Leather or Crepe Rubber Soles RUF US WARREN Sf SONS SPORT OXFORDS 39 Moody Street Waltham, Mass. For Young Men and For Young Women -,. vw. mn- un. ur- 101014 1 ioioinuli 1 3031 viii Pleafe flleutiozz THE MIRROR Ilnlvezz Pafrozzizing 1 Idl'61'fiJ'6l'J' Q1ifQ4yQ54ill!litblUQ4ll!YllllKIQ!DQ!IQlitlillQ0Q0i0DllQ0Q0i it - Q Q yl LADIES'and MEN.S F ll f0llMAl Cl0Tll ES , ,W ron nfwu EJ FUN I .flora . 'llfnnmb I :::t::i:. 1 lL',IL'K'121? 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MADDEN AUTO BODY REPAIR TOPS AND UPHOLSTERY 11 MYIRTLE S'l'R4EET Tel. Wal. 2456 yiilifrinvinillilliuinioiuinilmini it ililtli it ini ni iswinitrlniuilrilriu-i 1 LIBERTY LUNCH FRANKFU1zI'1'ERs and '1'0AS'1'ED HAM1zLfRGE1:,s 5 QYENTS COMPLIMENTS OF LINCOLN STORES S55 Main Sf. Waltllaun, Mass. ' Dillilil ! ! 2 i ! ! ! l ! I ! I I U I TYPEWRITER SALE Special 319.75 up All Standard Machines TYPEWRITER SERVICE SHOP 300 l'liESl'EN'I' S'I'REE'I' Tel. Wall. 4900 THE SHOP WITH A GUARANTEE it it I 11:-if:itilliuiuitvilliuinio-ioilvinllvitnivilvioiolvinil in in 11:11 2 ni lliiriuingugugqgbl-1-vi-rini-ri-vi-ni-li ri-vi-viuiniuiu ini. 3. 1- il Plame AIEIZIAOII THE MIRROR llvhezz Pfzlrozzizizzg Advertiferf Qnhersnn 1 florist 196 Moody Street, Waltham Vlfaltham 1843 - Qafwlzz-inviuiwiui fic if ini: ini -in-CD vi: 11 in 3 'ivivilb 'il i 'il C'UMI'I,IMlQN'l'S mf' A FRIEND 3, in il 2 1 ri-,ini ni-yi 1-.init in 1-11' 01.3 5 3-niuiugngq 3 ,103 pgoini, THE GRIGINAL CANDYLAND SHOP HOME MADE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM 3 HOOIDY STR ElC'l' fupp. ,Hizrh SLD Tel. VVQIMI. 3679 111riuiuioitDioiuiuiuioiollxiuinioitlioitlicliolnq M it i it i i014 .pg-,3.,,..,g.-img, q --1--in-1--1 .1 ng--1 :ini-mini 11113 1 in 1 aiu ,IP l1DCO.lD-'lCOC0l0Q1Plu-. I E 1 1 1 1 3 Pfcatfe Mcfzfian THE MIRROR llUZ7677 Paimrzizirz Advertiferr S' it I ll IQ! F14IlIlQ!DQ!JQIiQ!IifJilIQ1DQUQ1IQOQOQ!0QOQOQ0illQOQ0l Waltham Pharmacy, Inc. 757 Moody Street, llfaltham Phone X56'a1. 4784-2326 for Prompt Delivery SEND FOR PIN ORTROP YCATALOG ,NGN SPECIAL DESIGNS RESITIIEST 2 UFB .I I l:ar ' Offlcual Jeweler Waltham Hugh School . FACTORY AND OFFICE ' AT 387 WASHINGTON STREET I PROSPECT PARK LYIIIISIIIIBI STANLEY AN DR EWS, Proprietor Tel. Wal. 4517 182 Dale Street , Waltham Ui . vs: 3 it 3 1 init ioioq Qllil lUQ QI Q ID4 Q Q i Q l lilli lQIDlIl1l PQ0.0,0Q! PQCYQOQCDQ DQ PQIIQ IQ D. I U-0Q0lls.l itll 10.0 0 01 011 Gill 511 lil!-lllfilil 1 Pleafe Mention THE MIRROR Wfhen Pafronizizzg Adzferti,fer,s - WALTHAM WALL PAPER 81 PAINT CO. Established 1905 591-593 Main Street Waltham, Mass. WALtham 3732 L. Goldberg vi: in 3 if 1014 14-inininifwxuicvinvi 11. 2 vi xivivioioiivioii iuiuix-in ini c'm1PI,m1+3NTs OF EMBASSY THEATRE William Ilartnvtt, Manager Matinovs at 2 0'c'loc'k ldvenings at 8 o'c-loc-k Special Care Ladies' and ChiIdren's Riding Instruction SADDLE HORSES -BOARDED, SOLD, RENTED KENDALL GREEN RIDING SCHOOL l'HI'RI'H S'l'lil+IE'I' KENIDALL GREEN MASSAUHUSE'1 l'S VVa1tham 3388 130301411411111113014111111rixvicrierixvicricricrixxilvicbia it 101 Q01 1-3. - -31-1N-1--1'-3-,103-vi-1:--3' 1- 1 3-3-.1--ac--1--31-3-as-rx-11 3. 2-was-vi-:co i CIR G Reg P4 'U O 0 EI O 'OJ bw E o L5 A-1 CD Ii l 1 Pleafe M6lZfj07Z THE MIRROR lWhE7Z Pazfrofzizizzg AElU81'fj.f6l'f Q Mooov a. REGAN Printers i W 2 NEWALL 9- i W ' ' 44 Q I 3 Q COMPANY 4 px '- 52 5 X E- Wall Paper. Paint, Linoleum. .C T' Q Window Shades . 3 o 4 'Q S. Q lO7 MCDODY ST. l K ...f f D4 . Q, 3 rf -if 59 WALTHAM, MASS. LS i . 5 C Tel' Wal' 1111'W Telephone Waltham l824 621 Main Street l Waltham I Z 1 lil 1011xioioiuioioioi it 1 bluioi 11-if 3 -Cb 4:11 C5031 -1 411 3 3 1 30303 MIDDLESEX iUNlVERSlTY 1 Prepare for the profession of your choice at Middlesex University. Chartered by the State. Courses of professional standing offered in medicine, podiatry, veterinary medicine, and pharmacy. Two-year Pre-Medical, one-year Pre-Veterinary, and four-year degree CA. B., B. SJ courses offered in College of Arts and Sciences. Modern, newly erected buildings beautifully situated on a 96-acre campus. Extensive, well-equipped laboratories. High-grade faculty of specialists for each school. All schools of Middlesex University are co-educational. School of Medicine -Four-year course. M.D. degree. School of Veterinary Medicine - D.V.M. degree in four years. School of Podiatry fffhiropodyj - Three-year professional course. School of Pharmacy - Prepares for State Board examinations. Compre- hensive two-year course. Thc School of Podiatry and Pharmacy are located in the Back Bay Build- ing, 415 Newbury Strcct, Boston. Graduates of this high school admitted Without examination. Catalog will be sent on request. DIIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY, Yllaltllalll, Blass. Pleafe Mention THE MIRROR llvben Pafrozzizing Advertifery Congmtzzlfzliom mm' Ben? Wifbes THE POTTER PRESS Alfzizz Ojjfce and Plant WALTHAM Salesbooks Business Forms Autographs 1'ilillbitIQ!lilDilllUQOQUll!i4lQOQlYl01 14iiUilll0QOQOQOQOQl H 119