Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

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BRUCE BURGESS— After several years ol persistent pleading from Einstein, Bruce has finally consented i become his private tutor. NATHANIEL BURGESS— Nal has jusi in vented a new goll ball which, after being hit, will return to the golfer. His only regret is ill. il someone ' didn ' t invent it dining his caddying days. PATRICK BUTLER— Pal has followed in his father ' s footsteps, but life is rathei dull, .is the dare-devils haven ' t taken am chances lately. |l l ( l I .MIAN— Sen. June Callahan from Massachusetts was recently re-elected to a second term by a landslide. She h is become famous tot her senatorial debates on the Cross-Country Skyway. R.HODA CAiRLIN— Rhoda has been very successful as art ecliloi loi a well known fashion magazine. THOMAS CASSESE— The Boston Celtics have acquired a new si.n in the person of Tiny rom Cassese. Virtually unknown for eais. Cassese came into his own In develop- ing a trick backward hook shot. ANGELINA CAVALLO— Angie is being kept l)us with her sinning appearances. She also has hei own television program ever) I Inn sdav night . LOIS CHASE— Lois is doing very well as private sccrctarv to one of W ' ev mouth ' s well known executives. VNDREW ( HISHOLM— The town l Wey mouth has jusi decided that it will build an underground (in and the architect will be Andy. ROHER I CHISHOl.M— Bob is making out ver) well on his farm in Vermont. Besides raising his crops he has done well at raising a family too. R I 111 R ( 1CCHESE— Artie now sells tools instead of using them. His sales meth- ods seem to be effective, because he is very successful. EDWARD CIPULLO— Ed has opened his own accounting firm and has had luck with his new s stcm. JOSEPH CIRIGLIANO— Joe has jusi pro duced a new picture in Hollywood called Hello ' . It is the life of one ol the best- known English teachers in Weymouth High. DOROTHY CLAPP— Dotty is a well-known model in New York. She has her own school and designing house, which her husband owned until the day he met her. NORMA CLAPP— Norma was recently ac claimed Cover Ciil ol the Year . Since she has become one of the top models, hei pretty lace smiles at you from every leading magazine cover. DONALD CLARK — Don is a great credil to the carpenters, Cot he has completed many housing project contracts. ROBER! CLARK— Bob has such a lovely wave in his haii that, popular demand forced him lo he a hail Stylist. He attempts 10 dupli- cate the wave in his own hail in that of his women patrons. ROBER I CLAWSON— Bob, now an officei in the U.S. Navy, has his own sub. I he onh thing different about his ship is thai, instead ol shooting torpedoes, they catch mermaids. JOSEPH CONNOLLY— Joe, who had prac- tised as an ushei at Tenwav Park, is now managing the paik for the Red Sox. |() CONNORS— The High School office has .1 new seerctarv. lake a look the next time you visit to get voui son back in school, and you will see loan. ROBER I CONNORS— Bob has the job ol keeping peace in the- town, because he is the new police duel. I) Wll) CONRAD — David, out second Fred slairc. has been seen latch with one ol his mam admirers attending Broadway Musical. Fancy Dancer. (AMI ' S COOK — (ini is now the most pop ul. ii male star in Hollywood. nd why not? I his handsome voting actoi has been the idol ol even girl since his high school davs! ELEANOR CORBO— Eleanor and hei bus band are enjoying their new home and their three handsome little football players. EUGENE CORRIDAN— Eugene ' s ambition has finally come true — at last he can play a zither! Or is it a zephyr? ALBER1 COSTA— Al has the largest auto- body garage in Weymouth. He does .1 big business lor a little fellow. KATHLEEN COUGHLIN— Kathy is the stale respresentalive down in Washington wheie sin lus the whole House nuclei hei thumb. JOHN COVENEY— Jackie is the ownei ol a new million doll. 11 mansion up on (.real Hill. He has invented a new atomic powered pencil sharpener. Next week you may hear him speak .it Harvard, his topic being Why Disagree Willi Professor Einstein. JOHN CON — Red ' ' now owns a cafe in New York, where he spends most ol his time. PATRICIA COM E— Since her marriage lo .1 wealthy airline owner. Pal has been liavel ling all over the world. Thanks lo jet pro- pulsion, she can now lunch with friends iii i ' .nis and still get home in time for dinnei with the family. CAROLYN CRAIG— Carolyn can be seen sketching on Boston Common at almost anv time of the clay. She has been successful many times, but her latest creation in Mod- ern Art is out of this world. Page Twenty-four

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JAMES AIKENS — |im is making only one hundred forty-eight dollars a week. Inn he plans on doing bettei . RICHARD ALEMIAN— The well-known surgeon. Dr. Alemian, has just discovered the use of ether. Now his patients may rest in peace. MARILYN AMIRAULT— Mai is the com- petent secretary in the office of a large con- cern. No wonder so many men like to go to that office. RICHARD ANDERSEN— Dick couldn ' l find enough speed in carpentry work, so he now drives a taxi. KARL ANDERSON — II you have any math- ematical problem, just ask the expert, Karl. He will sometimes answer your question in the form of a cartoon. 1 his. Einstein ne ei did. SHIRLEY ANDERSON— The New England Baptist Hospital had to give up its head nurse recently, because Shirley is now the wife of a prominent car dealer. DAVID ANTONELLI— We have a -long- hair with us ioda in the person of David Antonelli, who conducts the Boston Pops Ore hestra. WILLIAM ARCHIBALD— Bill is now the president of Gadgets, Inc., manufacturers of devices to make life easy. BARBARA ARNOLD— Barbara, though now married, hasn ' t lost any of her charm. She was recently named ' Mrs. America ' ' and her husband, a former football star, is taking the hows with her. DOROTHY ASH— Way back in 1950, Imogene Coca was top telivision star. But look what we have now! The famous Dottv Ash has achieved that distinction today. DANIEL BAILY — Dan ' s fust ambition was to be on the street department, hut he did not quite make this goal. Instead, he is a State Trooper on Route 3. WILLIAM BALFOUR — Bill is no exception to the success of the carpenters of 1951, foi he is now a famous business man. HERBERT BARKER— As we open the dooi ol another contractor ' s office, we find Herb with his feet on the desk, relaxing. JOANNE BASCOM— Joanne was recently awarded the American Airline Stewardess of the Year award for her heroism in the performance of her duties. KENNETH BATES — Ken, who was a sea- man in the navy, was chosen to go to Anna- polis. He will soon graduate as an ensign. CHARLENE BATES— Ask Charleen about 1 he status of the Agricultural Department in Washington D. C. She should know, since she is now the secretary to the Secretary of Agriculture. JAMES BELCHER — Jimmie has made ;i big name foi himself as an entertainer. Ih- has taken over Bob Hope ' s radio show. BEVERLY BEN J AMI NSEN — Beverly is now the- secretary to the president oi the General Motors. She is soon to be promoted once more — to be the wife of her boss. JAQUELIN BENNETT— Jackie is plan ning to retire as head buyer for a large de- partment store to marry a certain blond WILLIAM BENNETT — Bill enjoyed Eng- lish so much at Weymouth Vocational School that he is now back there teaching it. WILLIAM BENNETT— Sorry, but Bill isn ' t in ihis country am more. Seems as though he is a top sergeant in the army . CAROLYN BENTLEY— Send your children to the Miss Bentley Kindergarten . Carol has finally opened her own school and hopes that all her members of the Class of m|-,i will send their children to her. LENA BERADI — Lena, who has been work- ing in the office of a large Boston firm, re- cently won the F astest Typist in the World contest bv tv ping 213 words a minute. WALTER BLAKE Wally is now the leader of a jazz band and plays nightly at a night club in New York. MAR JORIE BLANCHARD— Margie is doing well as head nurse in Chelsea N.iv.il Hospital. She has just been voted bv the sailors The Girl I Like Most to Check My Pulse. FLOYD BONNER— Floyd owns a gas sta- tion in Weymouth Landing and, in his spaie time, has been very successful as a stunt driver. PATRICIA BONI — Pat is now a prominent sun ol stage and screen; she is expected to receive this year ' s Academy Award for acting. MARY BRADY — Mary started out her career .is a medical secretary, but she liked her boss so much that she decided to marry him. CATHERINE BRESNAH AN — Sel ina has just been promoted to supervisor of the telephone operators. Don ' t be suprised if you pick up your telephone and hear a little giggle instead of the usual Number please . BEVERLY BROOK— Beverly did so well at Chandler Business School that she is now private secretary to one of Boston ' s leading executives. JOHN BROWN— John is working labori- ously at his new position, which carries a title with it — Mattress Tester ' . ROSAMOND BROWN— Rosamond has just given her two weeks ' notice to her boss. She is leaving to take over a more important role as housewife. I ' agc Twenty-three

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CHARLES CREHAN— Dr. Charlie has jusl opened his office in town, so .ill ol sou sit k people be sine to pa him a isii. ROSEMARY CROSS — Rosemary, after a long search, has just found the right man. She found him at a football game while cheering lor the Weymouth l o s. MARJORIE DAN ' IELE — Margie has come a long way since she was a pretty cheer- leader at Weymouth High School. She is the attractive receptionist in the John Hancock Building. SALLY DAVIDSON— Sail ' ) has earned the reputation of being one of the best interior decorators in the business. Her husband and three children will lead you proudl) through their own little home. [AMES DEAN — Jinum has readied his peak in his successful career ahead of the Trusty- Buster Hospital lor poor dilapidated ani- mals. PRISCILLA DEAN— Priscilla has settled down in the West. She has her family do all the work while she writes her well-known novels. PATRICIA DECATUR— Pat has become a successful nurse since she left W. H. S. She tan he found taking the pulse of the hand- some men at the Veterans ' Hospital in West Roxbur) . MARY DEERY — Marx is the new business teacher in the High School. Is that why all the boys are taking that course? JOAN DELAMANO— Joan, a l us littlt housewife, is spending her spare time writing a book entitled ' How to Bring Up Children. DOROTHY DENNEHY— Dot and her good- looking boss have been seen examining one of the new houses being built in Weymouth. Could it be that Dot ' s planning to become more than just his secretary? BEVERLY DOBLE— Beverly tan he found putting the children to sleep with bedtime stories over station W. K. A. fOHN DOHERTY— John has become a verv wealth) young man since his invention of a new type tooth-paste tube that eliminates fussing and fumbling will taps. PETER DOHERTY — Pete, a roving report er for the New York Times, writes his reports while relaxing on a beach in South America. Hawaii, or the French Riviera, soaking up the sunshine and taking in the cr interesting scenery. JOHN DOWNING— John now runs tin- largest dairy farm in the state of Massachusetts. Everything is hall-price to his former i lassmates. CONSTANCE DROWN— It seems thai everyone listens faithfully to the Breakfasi with Connie program these days. She spins oldies that were popular with tlx Weymouth High School students back in the year 1951. ROBER ' I DUGAS— No more greasing foi Bob. He owns the garage now and does onl 1 he supervising. JOANNE DuGAY — Joanne is the proud Dean of the Butler Business School lor Bus) Bees. ROBERT DUKE— The stadium at Los Angles is filled to capacity e ery game since Bob Duke, the Ram ' s star right end, has heen entertaining the tans with his singing between he halves. IRVING DIRER — Irving has invented a portable bed, so that he tan sleep an time, anywhere. BEVERLY DUNNING — Beverly was seen last evening starring in a musical comedy on Broadway. She was wearing a lovely lizard- skin gown, trimmed with mohair. BARBARA DWYER— Barbara has started her own secretarial school and has lull (lasses already. She features her new system of shorthand which tan he learned in one week. DONALD EA RLE— Don has advanced from a part-time job to a junior partnership with the Feelev Oldsmobile Company. It is ru- mored that he is also an agent for the Wizzei Motor Bike Company. ELIZABETH ELLIOTT— Bern ' s training as a nurse is a wonderful advantage. Her husband and three children are the health- iest we ' ve seen. ARTHUR EMBERLY— Art, now an im- portant officer in the National Guard, has his hands full on the home front too — his four boys keep him busy all the time. JOAN EMBERLEY — Joan, one of the country ' s best known authors, recent!) receiv- ed the Book of the Year award for her hook, Long After. VIRGINIA EMBREE— Ginnv is the leading lady of Weymouth these days. While hev handsome husband teaches their four little boys to play football, she teaches her three little girls the art of snaring a football player. JACQUELINE EMSW1LER— Jackie is thai hair st list at Pierre ' s on Tenth Avenue whose services are in such demand these days. EARL EWING — For your summer pleasure, be sure to see our World ' s Best Hot Rod Rater. Page Twenty-five