Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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Elinor Burns Ethel Cain Ronald Clements Charlotte Cutter Katherine Dalaimo Richard Day Beatrice Doucette Helen Ellsworth Alexander Fairweather Elizabeth Fairweather Ann Fleming John Foye Dorothy Proton George A. Fullford Russell Garland Richard Goss Carlton Grant Ruth Holden Virginia Hood Who's that talking over there? I think it's coming from Elinor's chair. Ethel Cain, not like her name, Will never need a walking cane. Ronald Clements is handsome and shyg When a girl winks at him, he doesn't know why. A nicer girl you cannot meetg She is so very sweet. Katherine is a quite lass, But she makes a racket in history class. To argue, is his delight Whether he's wrong, whether he's right. Dear little Bea never will wed, Rather than marry, she'd sooner be dead. Helen Ellsworth is pretty and shy, Y When she looks at us with her twinkling eyes. Alex Fairweather enjoys the light, Being noticed is his delight. Betty could reach the UAW port, But why waste the ef--fort! A happy, cheerful, loving lass, She is the pride of our typing class. John is one that's good for tricksg When they are done to him, he never kicks Dottie is a pretty little gal, But best of all she's a regular pal. When Alhert's work is only half done, He stops alas, to have some fun. Russell, Russell, right in style, When he has a finger nail file. What's the sense of hurrying so? When there's plenty of time, as you must know. when Carlton Grant gets up to recite, He stammers and blushes with all his might Ruth you know is a scholar true, Homework she will always do. Virginia we know likes to design, And her arts are extra fine,

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Barbara Moore Darlene Moreau Virginia Nitchie Nancy Odiorne Lois Pilcher Joan Preston Doris Richards Theresa Ryan Mary Smith Norman Sharp Charles Sullivan James Tarricone Robert Taylor Wilbur Thomas Patricia Tighe Beatrice Weatherbee Mary Wicks Shirley Wilkish Gertrude White Marjorie Wood Karl Woodman Robert Woods Ray York Grace Arvidson Margery Bedell Mary Bedell Claire Claire Donald Robert Jeanne Bemis Bishop Blaisdell Blaisdell Boylen Mary Boylen Doris Buck William Buck Daniel Bull nSleep My Loven nGood Newsn nHat Box Mysteryn nMillion Dollar Kidn nTake A Letter Darlingn nHappy Go Luckyn nTwilight On The Rio Granden nFun And Fancy Freeu nThe Egg And In uTarzan nLady Let's Dance nSitting Prett N Y nThis Time For Keepsn nOut Of The Pasta nMadame Curien ULet Us Liven nSecond Changeu uGlamour Girl' nDriftwoodn nEscape Me Nevern nBoomtownn nUnsuspectedn nBig Townn SAYINGSH A customer comes to order a frappe, A toss of this, a toss of that, Armstrong's motto: nthat's that.u Margery is always on the go, Just to see a certain beau. Mary Bedell is quite the scholar. Never will you hear her holler. Most of us talk too loud in school, But Claire is an exception to this rule Not too giddy, not too gay, Always laughing, that's the way. Donald Blaisdell, small and shy, Is the boy that killed a fly. Robert is really good at heart. He always tries to do his part. Roses are red, Jeanne is blue When she finds out her homework is due. Mary is a pretty little lassg But oh! she loves to talk in class. Seriously did she strive, As a working bee would be in a hive. Billy, Billy so they say, Misses class but still gets A. Danny is nice we all say, ls at his best every day.

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William Hughson David Humphrey Edward Irwin Catherine Jaquith Frederick Johnston Vincent Kane Norma LaCreta Elizabeth Lienhard Evelyn McDonough Leslie McLaughlin Paul Mooney Barbara Moore Darlene Moreau Virginia Nitchie Nancy Odiorne Lois Pilcher Joan Preston Q Doris Richards Theresa Ryan Mary Smith Norman Sharp He loves life, he loves joy! Oh, for the life of a barefoot boy! David Humphrey is very nice, But to the girls he's just like ice. He doesn't say very much, And doesn't cause us too much fuss. Catherine has a pretty smile, Spends her time in things worthwhile. In basketball give this boy an hour, And he'l1 show you all his power. Vincent is dark and tall, Others beside him look so small. Norma worries all day about her hair, It really is her daily care. Betty is so very neat She is always quite a treat. Evelyn with each big brown eye, Reveals that she is, oh, so shy! Studies do not make him worry, Neither do bells make him hurry. Paul, Paul is not so tall, But when it comes to brains, he's got them all. Barbara, with her pretty eyes of blue Brings out the alluring hue. Darlene is sweet and small, And is ready to be a friend to all. Virginia Nitchie has a charm unknown, Perhaps someday she'll make it known. Nancy, Nancy, is very And in her mind, Bert Giggle, giggle, laugh Her temper is hard to sweet, can't be beat. and smile, rile., Joan is a wonderful girl, She always has her hair in curl. Doris's lips are red and rare, In contrast to her black hair. Here she is the greatest treat, 3 I That makes a boy s heart skip a beat. Mary is jolly and full of fun, Yet she always has her homework done. Norman admires himself in a looking glass, And he thinks he's got a lot of class 3