Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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Inn 1947 Will sou eser forget that football season' Isers Saturdas was as clear as eould be we met one team after another, our excitement grew deeper and deeper as we won each glme, no one had realls e pected a sear like this' Framingham, Swampseott, Punchard, and so on down the list, not forgetting Stoneham and Belmont we beat them all until hnalls that wonderful Thanksgismg morning in XVoburn when the kids came through at the last minute, to win 13 3 At last we could relax resting ea our laurels as Class C Champs' Captain Bill West and Crusher ackson made the all seholastic teams, Bill was high scorer in the state with 97 po1nts Other first team letter winners were Dase Holmes, Fatts Buzzotta, Gaspie Lcntme, Harrs Boodakxan Bob Treacy, jim Farrell Franns Poirier, Iek Lrrxeo, ohn Murras, and Prank 'Vlelargni Seeond team stars were Bill Dales, Addison Augusta, ind lN1n1 Luongo Our ofheers for this memorable sear were lrank BUIIOIG, Bob aekson Dase Holmes, md Bob Rams dell Charlie Murphs was president of the A A ind liul Bllke helded the Student Couneil, lem Still min 1nd Ahee Parker eo ednteu the Red md Blaek while ohn Niurrzs topped off the Thrift Assoeia tion We ssere true leaders in all sehools organill tions ind whlteser we were 1lSSOLllILLl with wis sueeessful ereal but attendznee at sehool functions suffered no letdossn We danced to Bmg Grmdle s orehestra in the gsm, listening to Ise Got Spurs and Praise the lord ind Plss the Ammunition Student Coun eil dances were 1 great suecess and the Prom ssas oo wonderful to deserlbe Remember the fun we lld SIIILIIFILI behind the enes t ti X IU e Nlr Calltgher 1nd Nh 1Lll'l' leggs Title ll s soiee ind 1 the ot el lets thit ssele sueh fun? lrmk Horne stirred in tie union Senior C liss ' s as Nlugee in the besen Kess to Bal are while C laire Smxlles anet llton Plrker Ssmmes ohn Tirbell Stearns llhs Bob Coon md Bob Cfoddu held down supporting roles footblll w isn t the onls sport with C hampion ship reeords ind plasers lie ioekes hends w r Captain Esther Capone, Betss Drake Mim Phil brook, Shnrles Palson, Phsllis Russell, Mars Keses, Does NVild and Carol Crandall Girls basketball beauties mcluded Captain Wm Philbrook, Betsv Drake, Does Wild Shirles Palson, Esther Capone, Carol Crandall, and Marjorie Smith And Betss Drake and Mars Keses plas ed top flxght tennis The bos hoopsters got invited to the Tech tourna ment, as the result of an excellent season Pete Tw ombls captained the squad, senior letter wmners were Bill West, Franns Poirier, Charhe Murphs Isenns Wright ack Errico, and Jim Farrell Heroes of a sw ell track team were Fred Lindberg, Phil Ewell, Dick Briggs Andre Redding Robert Donahue, Parker Ss mmes, and Hugh Hawkes Cap tam Jack Tarbell, and Chubbv Ellis floored their opponents in tenms, while on the baseball diamond we were represented bs Captain Frank Russo, Charlie Nlurphs, and Addlson Augusta The process of education was interrupted for mans of the boss bs their leasxng for the armed sexsiees ohn Murras, Bill Dales, Bradles Batson, 1nd Manning Iarrell left before the end of school Those registered in reserse, to be called for tram mg after gmduation, are Bill West im larrell, Isenns W right Irznns Poirier, Bob Coon, Iaul Blake, Bob Cox, Bruce Hamilton, Das id Holmes, and Bob Rlmsdell Others hase left for training in essential war industries and mans girls hase llrelds left to eeept seeretarial positnons lor the hrst time in mans sears there ss as a ban quet h ld in the gs m on Class 'Night followed bs an es ening of hilarious entertainment Nlosies and danc nag made our last informal get together 1 complete suceess and then there ss ere all those last minute gradua tion reheirszls the suppressed eseitement all das Iridis and hnills that breath taking moment when we stepped forward to reeeise our diplomas ind heard the seholirships 1nd priles lss lrded es en fo We se all 1 in led 1nd made 1 firm basis o Iuture deselopment Sound friendships hase been te-rmed we ll neser forget these seirs df I css UI' AHI14 dill' ssrlg Xriel Puueii 1' , ,. ,, ' - .- va v - , , - s , v U , ,' . g h ' - D . . 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