Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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FRIENDLIEST Class of 1957 MOST GULLIBLE Raymond Boisvert - Deborah Sichol Lgocggsi George Paulin - Margaret Kimball CLASS CLOWNS William Dupaul - Joanne Waskiewicz SMOOTHIES Vincent Kochanek - Sandra Lulli DID MOST FOR THE CLASS OF '57 Raymond Boisvert - Ada Tieri BABIES Daniel Remian - Ann Cordi BEST DRESSED Jordan Christo - Deborah Sichol .A S -lf QUIETEST David Darzen - Lucy Palmerino SINGERS John Curran - Ada Tieri

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MOST CONSERVATIVE Kenneth Blau:-liard - Pzuiline Gendreau MOST-C0I,l.EC1IA IE LOOKING Jordan Christo - Ann Guzirdiani BEST LOC IKING Jlmts Ilauglmzxne - Amlrezi Kidd SUFCI la ll vcs DREAMERS Allan Blair Margaret Kimball MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roger Crovier Ann Guardiani ARTISTS Robert Lockhart - Judith Cutler ATHLETES Joseph Skarani - Florence Ludwin FLIRTS James Laughnzme - Therese Martin CHAI IERBOXES William Tremblay - .Immune Wuskiewiez 5 6 CHANGED THE MOST SINCE FRESIIMAN Y George George - Elizabeth Cunty

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The We, the Class of 1957, having attained the position of candidates worthy of graduation from these sacred walls of knowledge and ex- perience by having survived warning slips, low marks, detention, fumes from chemistry lab, broken finger nails from typing, and punctured arms from polio shots, attempt to pass on our trials and errors to the under- classmen in hope that they may profit from our bequests and not experience our misfor- tunes. To Dr. Robertson, we leave our sincere thanks for his guidance in helping our class through five successful years in Mary E. Wells High School. As a token of our appre- ciation we leave him an extra large key ring for his skeleton keys so that these may always be on hand. For Mr. Holmes, our class adviser, who has offered us his time and energy for many of our class projects, we have ordered a soft, cushiony, air-foam, reclining chair for many pleasant hours of reminiscing. To our early-morning greeters, the homeroom teachers-to Mrs. Beauregard, a big neon THINK sign, to Miss Brodeur, an inter-com system between her room and Mrs. Casavant'sg to Miss Fitzgerald, a complete album of Shakespeare's works on record. Individually, we leave the following: Eleanor A1lard's living for long week-ends to Jeannine Tetreault Dianne Allen's sense of humor to Richard Bellerieve Joan Arcoite's romantic heart to Dot Vangel Robert Bachand's interest in farming to James McKinstry Albert Benjamin - LEAVES Esther Benoit's unsung hero's plaque as a class immortal to the trophy case Ronald Benoit's Studebaker to do errands for the school Barbara Bialy's skill in Bookkeeping to Alice Bellos Allan Blair's shuffling walk and liveliness to Bruce Robertson Kenneth Blanchard's seat in the Library to Paul Ferron Raymond Boisvert's leadership to Jack Farland Lorraine Bourassa's fast walk to William Gibson Muriel Brown's place as class siren to Norma Ohop Jeanne Cabana's quietness to Nancy Buckminster Elizabeth Canty's becoming dimples to Joan Rubenstein Carole Castrucci's long blonde hair to Anna May DeAngelis Carol Cerny's baby blue eyes to her brother Thomas Jordan Christo's muscular coordination to Louie Dhembe Louise Coccia's voice to Rona Kress Paul Congdon - he came in a daze, and he leaves that way Wil of The Class Ann Cordi's baby smile to Laurie Gravel Lucille Cournoyer's French accent to Elizabeth Snow Roger Crevier's Harvard Book to David Harrald Marion Croke's shorthand speed to Santhe Billis John Curranfs extra energy toVincent Vecchia Judy Cut1er's silver skates to Nellie Miller Armand Daigneault's acting in the Senior class play to Judy Page John Darzen's dignified stride to Mike Partlow Arthur Davey's place as class conspirator to his brother John Richard DiBonaventura's size to Joe Simonelli Paul Dobson's radio tubes to Victor Lefebvre Steff Domijan's ears to Brenda Zitka Barbara Duclos's Caesar and Cicero translations to her sister Pat Carole Dudek's school spirit to Diana Costa William Dupaul's Bo Diddly characteristics to Alex Zotos Kenneth Either's jauntiness to Alan Borsari Pauline Garceau's place on the cheering squad to her sister Barbara Jean Gasperski's job at Woolworth's to Connie Trembley Pauline Gendreau's stage fright to Sandra Strenk George George's horn-rimmed glasses to Gilbert Martin Rene Goulet's supply of hair to John Curboy Ann Guardiani's well-worn path to Webster to Dot Orlowski Paul Guzewicz's golden brush haircut to Rex Kidd Robert Horsley's health officer duties in Room 102 to John Kress Robert Irwin's strange noises to Arthur Simonelli William J ohnson's place as errand boy to Joe J esky Katherine Karcasinas's harmonizing horn to Ronnie Cotton Andrea Kidd's good looks to Rita Carmel Margaret Kimball's loyalty to the Red Sox to Dr. Robertson Vincent Kochanek's ways with women to George Chicoloff Elaine Krupinski's long walk to school to the Collette twins Richard LaFleche's Good Government day position-to Lanny Bowen Alice Laliberte's love for Rock and Roll to Rita Fitzgerald James Laughnane's variety of basketball shots to Stepho Chrisikos Gloria Lehonczek's red hair to Nancy Wood Thomas Libuda's fancy vests to Ciesla twins Francis Livernoche's crazy socks to Ray LaFleche Natalie Lockhart's natural curly hair to all the girls who wish they had it of 195 7 Robert Lockhart's ability in art to Chauncy Phipps Florence Ludwin's athletic ability to Dianne Poirier Nora Lulli's records to the Student Council's Record Collection Sandra Lulli's flashing baton to Shelia Saletnik Kathleen McDonnell's Irish name to Janice Laughnane Carol McKinstry's love of math to Susan Colognesi Russell McKinstry's straight stride to Mike Ryan Thersa Martin's flirtatious ways to Vivian Anderson John 0lson's traveling trips to the Harrald Brothers Lucy Palmerino's job at Edwards to Marion Snow George Paulin's sneakers to Roland Fantaroni Gabrielle P1ouffe's pony tail to Ginny Hill Raoul Plouffe's aviation ability to Robert Nickerson Ellen Rawson's blushing face to John Serletto Daniel Remian's whip antenna to Lazo's Beetle Carolyn Rose's nursing ambition to Madeline Caplette Deborah Sichol's wardrobe of clothes for addition to Mary Delehanty Joseph Skarani's football fame to Peter Spiro Loda Slota's pep in cheering to Ann Lamarlne Rita Smith's friendliness to Mary Spielman Nancy Snow's trombone to Mr. Sweet Cecelia Soter's love for younger sisters to Florence Steplowski Loretta Spiro's brother Peter to the Football team Stacia Steplowski's ability in Problems of Democracy to Phil Zelazo Paul Szczygiel's golfing tips to James Diorlo Roger Thompson's individuality to Arthur Rourke Ada Tieri's position as class secretary to Elizabeth Coderre Janet Tieri's long eyelashes to Gail Mitchell William Tremblay's football blocks to Christy Lazo Jeannine Va1lee's smooth D A to Karen La , . . vox Joan Waskiewicz numerous hair-dos and colors to Elaine Tucci Ellen Welch's position as cashier to Linda Powers Paul Willett's desire for an extensive vocabulary to Walter Damian Robert Wilman's philosophy to Plato Helen Xanthakos's initials to her brother Harry H Carolyn Young's job in Mr. Vamum's office to Marjorie Bliss Edward Zelazo's blonde, curly hair to Lemuel Walker Witnessed this seventh day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred fifty-seven by 30 King William Johnson Prince Roger Crevier Duke William Tremblv Thane William Dupaul Queen Barbara Bialy Princess Barbara Duclos Duchess Pauline Gendreau Lady Katherine Karcasinas 1 8