Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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1 THE TATTLETALE 15 FREDERICK LEO BELLAVANCE General Digi Although we have not heard much from Digi, he is one of our best and most persistent baseball players. With volloys of eternal babble. Basketball Clnter-Classjg Baseball '31, '32, '33. HAROLD BERBERIAN Technical Brown HBer,, Berberian! Do we need to say any more? May he succeed in his work as a news a er columnist. P P Truly there is no sound so satisfying as that of my own voice. Hi-Y Club '33, Varsity Club '31, '32, '33g Football '31, '32 g Basketball '32, '33 Qlnter-Classjg Track '31, '32, '33g Blue Owl Staff '31, '32, '33g Tattletale Staff '33. ROBERT EARL BLACKB URN College Bob Bob is our class optimist and after hearing his speeches as Business Manager of the Blue Owl we know the reason. r A quiet lad, sometimes. A Senior Dance Committeeg Footlight Club '32, '33, Debating Club '30, '31, '33g Tennis '30, '32, '33, Captaing Blue Owl Staff '33, Tattletale Staff '33. ERNEST ALFRED BLAIS Commercial Ernie Ernie has not taken part in our clubs but he has been a good companion and a loyal student. I leave the history class at last in peace. r LJ

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14 THE TATTLETALE NICHOLAS ANASTAS BASSIS Technical 1 'Nick Nick has been rather quiet during his sojourn with us, but we have enjoyed his company just the same. Striving to succeed and ultimately doing s0.'l Radio Club '29, '30. General Earl did not join us until our Senior year. We wish that you could have found time to join some of our clubs. EARL TOWNE BEARS Dairyman He saith little, but does much. JAMES EDWIN BEARS General t'Jimmy Jimmy is one of our smallest boys, but one who We know will succeed in life. Quality, not quantity. Torch Club '30, '31, General Virginia is our tallest girl. She hasn't decided just what she wants to be, but we are sure that shelll be a success in life. Honor Usher '33. 'V l VIRGINIA BELL Burdett- A very quiet girl is she And as unassuming as can be.

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16 THE TATTLETALE , .jx ALBERT IRVING BLANK College M. I. T. As Editor-in-Chief of the Blue Oufl, Albert certainly set a high standard for coming editors. He has taken a keen interest in technical study and hopes to develop it. During his four years he engaged in many activities and is Well liked by all who know him. HA nanze far-sounder! among men for noble deeds. Editor-in-Chief of Tattletale '33, Editor-in-Chief of Bluc Owl '33, Staii '31, '32, '33, Footlight Club '31, '32, '33, Hi-Y Club '32, '33g Band Leader '33g Orchestra '30, '31, '32, '33, School Plays '32, '33, Honor Usher '32, '33. GRACE MARY BLYTHE Commercial t'Beeky Becky intends to be a stenographer and with her pleasing manner and helpful ways We're sure she'll be a very nice one. t'Nice1' is none than she. Glce Club '32, '33, DONALD WINSTON BOARDMAN Commercial Wentworth Institute KKDOHH 'tDon is one of our friendliest and most liked boys. He certainly was a ww, great football manager and his untiring efforts will be greatly missed next season. '4The kindliest fellow we ever knew. Hi-Y Club '32, Manager of Football '32. EVELYN GERALDINE BOARDMAN College Normal School K 7 'tGcrry's likeable personality has gained many friends for her and she will always be a pleasant memory to her classmates. H'1'he frienrllfcst of the class: The loved of the lovel1'est. Senior Dance Committee, Chairman Class Motto Committee, School Play '33, Glee Club '30, '31, Footlight Club '31, '32, Secretary '33, Girls' Tennis Team '31, '32, and Manager '33,