Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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NANCY BOURNE FLETCHER Attractive, friendly, talkative . . . Fletch is easily scared by Dartmouth men . . . water-skiing ' , clothes, and Mi ' . Stevens are among ' her likes, hut married men top her black list.is confused by comedians she has no comeback for . . . she will attend the University of Vermont. Curtain and Cue; Operetta; Apiirentice Play; One Act Play Night; National Thespian Society; Ski Club; Glee Club. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH FLYNN Attractive, always smiling . . . Kathy’s the girl with the sensational haircut and the “You-all” . . . Mr. Kot- kov, basketball games, dogs, and dill pickles are among her likes, while people who push on subways annoy her . . . afraid she’ll wreck the training car Pifle Club; Curtain and Cue; Vaudeville; Aherjona. DONALD LAMBERT FOLKERS Tall . . . courteous . . . Don drives a Merc, but his wildest dream is to own a ’56 Cadillac convertible with a plaid top . . . enjoys dancing, photography, boating, tennis, skating, and swimming . . . pet peeves ai ' e cool sum¬ mers, girls who don’t dance . . . Don’s plans for the futuie include Dartmouth. Curtain and Cue; Jr.-Sr. Class Play; Operetta; Key¬ notes; Red and Black; Math Club; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Club; Aherjona. BENIAMIN TYLER FORESTER Likable . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Ben is the guy you can always find crashing some hen party or playing pool at Peter’s . . . new cars, good food and basketball head his list of likes . . . snobs and teachers who give home¬ work are on his black list . AA; Math Club; Science Club; Philosophy Club. RICHARD MARTIN FOSTER One of Mr. Branley’s boosters, Dick lists his favorite subject as drafting, but he doesn’t care for Monday mornings or noisy girls . . . scared by women drivers . . . Dick will always remember “hot rodding?” in the driver training car . . . with a million dollars he’d retire . . . after high school, Dick plans to study mechan¬ ical engineering at Northeastern. Freshman Football. RUTH MOULTON FREEMAN Sincere . . . friendly ... an asset to her class . . . . . . tops on her list are blue cars, basketball, and history, but people who throw snowballs are nil . . . greatest regret is leaving WHS . . . some college will be lucky to claim her. Tennis; Basketball; Red and Black; Quill and Scroll; Aherjona, Executive Board; GIC, Executive Board; Student Council; Spanish Club, Executive Board; Phil¬ osophy Club. RICHARD WARREN GAFFNEY Lively . . . energetic . . . friendly . . . Dick-Gaff likes sleep, sixth period Friday, and cars . . . school and warm winters rate low in his bo’ok . . . Dick’s wildest dream is to make a million, buy a yacht and travel. Cross Country; Headline Editor, Red and Black; Tennis; Ski Club. PETER THRIFT GAMAGE Happy-go-lucky . . . clever . . . versatile . . . has a strange attraction for Ford cars, building model air¬ planes, and the Jr. class . . . dislikes women drivers . . . Doc Alley rates high with him and his dream is to get an “A” with Tex . . . plans to make the Air Force his life career. Twenty-two

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MARCIA ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Full of fun, cute jokes, and driving ability (?) . . . that’s Marsh . . . fears that the clutch system will be her doom ... a great asset to our class with her viva¬ cious personality and outstanding character . . . loves to give correct answers in his tory . . . will long be remembered for her long hair and cheerfulness. Basketball; Volleyball; Curtain and Cue; S])anish Club; Prom Committee. RICHARD LANE EMERSON, JR. Well-liked . . , admirable . . . good-natured . . . goes by the name Lane and Dick . . . likes winter, math, music, and having his license . . . hot weather, Latin and trig, are strictly out . . . dreamed we would be the first class to graduate from the new school. Curtain and Cue; Aberjona, Executive Board; Band; Math Club; One Act Play Night. ROBERT CLINTON FARNHAM Easy-going . . . tall . . . good-looking . . . Bob likes girls, food, and cars, while bigshots, snobs, and red heads bother him . . . his biggest regret is that he doesn’t have a. million . . • . . . Bob’s idea of heaven is to graduate from high school and get married . . . Bob hopes to enter the Air Force and become a pilot. Football. LOUIS RONALD EDWARD FARRELL Athletic . . . friendly . . . good-looking . . . “Lou” likes girls, pizzas, basketball, cross-country, and the name Judv . . . with a million he would go to Florida • • • ambition is to be a coach or a State Trooper. Varsity Basketball; Track: Football; Co-Captain, Cross Country; Captain, Baseball; Student Council; Red Cross; Varsity Club; AA Executive Board; Vaudeville. CHRISTINE MARIE FENTROSS Attractive . . . understanding . . . unswayed by public opinion . . . Chris’ artistic ability is the envy of many . . . Freedom, N. H., snow, German shepherds, and Dr. Alley are tops with her . . . admires generous people . . . next year will find Chris at the Museum of Fine Arts School. Curtain and Cue; Red Cross; Philosophy Club; Math Club; Science Club; Aberjona, Rifle Club; Bowling, GIC. JANET FISHER Cute . . . energetic . . . Fish likes clothes, food, hen parties, bombing around, while snobby people and meet¬ ing deadlines rate low with her ... if she had a million Jan would save it for a rainy day . . . most admires people who don’t wait ’til the last minute to do things . . . Janet hopes to attend Colby Junior next year. Tennis; Basketball; Volleyball; Spanish Club; Phil¬ osophy Club; Apprentice Play; Red Cross; Thrift As¬ sociation; Aberjona; Vaudeville. DAVID JOHN FLAHERTY Dave’s that tall, dark and handsome traffic officer who has a good word for everyone . . . his likes include history, weekends with the car, basketball, Mr. Branley and the Red Sox ... he can’t stand women drivers (who can?) or the 8 o’clock bell. Traffic Squad; Red Cross; Track; Cross Country. RUTH MARIE FLAHERTY Respected . . . dependable . . . friendly ... if she had a million Ruthie would buy uniforms and revolvers for the traffic squad . . . her greatest fear is that genuine hen i)arties are extinct. Tennis; Basketball; Student Council; Curtain and Cue; Philosophy Club; Treasurer, Red Cross; Spanish Club; Rifle Club; Aberjona, Advertising Manager; Vaude¬ ville; Girls’ State. Tuen tv-one

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ROWE ANGELO GHIRARDINI Easy-going . . . friendly . . . likable . . . good food, sports, and friendly people rate high on his l.st; while snobs head his black list ... he is scared by Mrs. Stacy’s history class . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Keeney . . . Rowe’s future plans include Norwich University. Science Club; Math Club; Aberjona; Traffic Squad; Philosophy Club; Boys’ Glee Club; Football; Baseball; Varsity Track. WARREN HASTINGS GOODNOW Sincere . . . ambitious . . . determined . . . that’s the senior class president . . . Warren likes baseball, also goes for southern accents and red Ford convertibles . . . Chemistry and Dr. Alley will always be well le- membered by him . . . Warren plans to go to M.I.T. Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Math Club; Science Club; President, Senior Class; Philosophy Club; Varsity Club; Red and Black; Aberjona. ARTHUR GORRASI Friendly . . . always smiling . . . “Artty” likes music and sports, but quiet girls and teachers with no per¬ sonality draw a blank with him . . . Mr. Bartlett and Ray Jenkins rate high with Arthur . . . like many of us, he regrets leaving WHS . . . Arthur will be studying to become a C.P.A, at Bentley next fall. Baseball; Band; Glee Club; Student Council. PETER ROGERS GOVE Handsome . . . hapi)y-go-lucky . . . life of any party . . . Pete may be found at Ginn court with the boys or in room 20 . . . basketball, pool, and Mr. Finigan are “mmmmmmmm beautiful,” after Kimball Union and college. Dr. Gove plans to drill our teeth. President, AA; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Track; Executive Board, Red Cross; Varsity Club; Traffic Squad. CHARLES FRANCIS GOVOSTES Friendly . . . shy(?) . . . easy-going . . . Charlie enjoys dancing and Saturday night trips to town . . . snobs, cliques, homework, and cold winters aren’t for h m . . . seems to be attracted by smiling blonds . . . envied for his curly hair . . . Chaijie’s main ambition is to see the world . . . heads for a preparatory school next year. Basketball; Baseball; Cross Country; Track; Student Council; Glee Club; Traffic Sl uad; Picture Committee; Athletic Association; Opei ' etta. CONSTANCE GOWDY Pepi)y, cute . . . travel without bikes, lively hen parties, and Sukey’s overnights rate with Connie . . . baked beans and unsociables go on her black list ... to her, heaven is cruising down the Rhine River. after graduation University of Massachusetts. Field Hockey; Math Club Curtain and Cue; Jr.-Sr. Class Play;‘French Club; Vaudeville; Vice-president, Rifle Club; Rifle Team; Aberjona; Philosophy Club. DAVID LEIGHTON GOWING Tall, dark, good-looking . . . Dave is scared by rei)ort cards and history, but seems to have physics well in hand . . . likes food, skating, football, swimming, and listening to short wave radio, but people who boast don’t rate on his list . . . his immediate plans center around the University of Massachusetts. THOMAS ANTHONY GRIFFIN Tall, good-natured, always ready with a joke . . Tom is attracted by gocxl looking girls and open houses, but snobs and dead parties don’t rate . . . like most boys, Tom is confused by girls..enthusiastic about drafting with Mr. Branley . . . next year will find Tom studying engineering at Northeastern or Wentworth. Track; Cross Country. Tuentv-three