Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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Gillis, Isabel--nlsau Those blue eyes, that Titian hair, ' ' ' Hlsau is a maiden very fair. ' ' Hockey -l,2,5,4. Basketball -2,5,4. Baseball. Glee club -4. Ticket committee for dance, advertising committee for Senior Play. Tumbling. r Hlsan is one of the hottest looking in the class. Her Titian tresses shine out in any company and make her recognizable in the dark. o Hale, Albert R.--NAlW ' Always smiling, ever gay W With the girls he has his way. Basketball -4, program committee -4. nAlbyN is quiet and reserved, but one of the gang. He never puts himself forward, but he's there just the same. Hale, Owen W.-- ' He's full of fun and mischief toe, He's always up to something new. Program committee -4. ' 'Owen ranks among the quiet boys. He comes into school, does work, and gets right out. Nevertheless, he's one of the gang just the same, Hansen, Edward A.--HEddieH, WSwcdeH, HButchH We all know HEddien with his great big smil He's always there in the best of style. Football -4. Basketball -4. Senior Play. Boys' Glee Club. Athletic writer for nNewsn. Year book staff. s ' nEddien is the class comedian. He can sing like a bird, run like a flash, joke until your sides get weak, and imitate almost every famous person on the radio--but he can't study worth a darn. Hardy, Josephine Elizabeth--WJoN, 'LoveyW ' Blonde, neat, and petite, We all agree she's very sweet. Glee club -4. Costume committee for Senior Play. WJOH is quiet but she gets her men. She's one of the best pa- trons of the dances. Hennessy, William Joseph--WBillH, HRedu e A man of gentle voice, ls a man of everyone's choice. Chairman of property committee for Senior Play. UBillH is very quiet. He kept out of class affairs as much as possible, but whenever he was called upon to help he did so willi: ly and efficiently.

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4 McGee, Carolyn--nCarolu Herewis a girl whose pleasure is working, She's always full of fun, but in studies never shirking. Glee club -4. School reporter for nNewsn -4. Assistant chair- man for program eom ittee. School librarian. Com ittees in Senior and Junior year. nCarol' has shown herself an excellent reporter in her column in the nwilmington school work, among McGranahan, Edward W.--nEpn, WMacn - We always knew ' And hefs never Baseball -5,4. Football -4. nEpn is easily the most witty in to talk, bright sayings fall from his heavens. McManus, Joseph--nJoeU, UMacn Newsn. She has several interests outside of her them learning to direct an orchestra. he had much Wit shy in using it. the class. When he starts mouth like rain from the They say that he is very quiet, But don't be surprised if he starts a riot. Baseball -2,3. 1 Joe is a problem to those who try to explain him, because they cannot decide whether he is shy or lazy when he answers questions in an embarrassed, half-standing way. of a good soda-jerker. Metcalf, Paul. He is said to have the makings Bashful and shy, when alone is he, But when with the boys, he's as a boy should Paul is the silent member of the be. class. He comes and goes, say- ing little but thinking much, as is proven by the high quality of his school papers. Minihan, John Roy--uMinnien 1 A quieter boy is seldom found, But the deepest rivers flow with the least of sound. ' If silence is golden, Roy has a million. He is an ardent sportf fan, and can bezfound at every athletic event in which the school has a part. Mosack, William--nwillien Who broke no promise, served Who gained no title and lost Assistant stage manager for Senior Play, class nwillien is one of the thinkers of the class. no private end, no friend. book committee. He thinks a lo? but says little. He is well known for his proficiency in type clas