Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

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JN fyj if ,X- ,f ff, ,, . J, r n ff JS , 1,2 rv ,af L4 fa, In l. J' Q . b 1 -.jvq , A' I fs? . In 2 ..,1 5 xgg K. 'lf ,..: J,1'.,Q ' . Eff ,ii 2' ' fi E ul' , -1 ffi nv 'ff'-'33 - .H 1, -- 5 r-5 N Q' . it ,Zia , 4 L' 4 , af Z' Mr. Chandler, who has watched our progress from Freshmen to Seniors, through failures and successes, sorrows and triumphs with a never failing attitude of sympathetic understanding, helpful advice, and sincere friendship - with deep- est appreciation and respect ' ' ' ' DEDIIIATE THIS BOOK HEME A faithful friend is a strong defenseg and he that hath found such a one hath found a treasure. .One very important lesson which we learn during our high school years is not listed in the curriculum. It is the lesson of true friendship. In these troubled days friendship and understanding are especial- ly important, as they are the only qualities that will hold the peoples of the world together. Though our neighbors may have ideas different from our own, we learn to accept these differences of opinion through friendship. Life has no prouder achievement to offer than being a friend. Many of our friendships will be carried through the yearsg and we, the class of 1952, will look back to remember that we acquired these through the-- aculf Q ZLf1ff1Lf6J' fomfe Jenin CICLJZJ' S AFF CO-EDITORS Honora Felix Jean Forbes ACTIVITIB TYPISTS Helene Capillon Ruth Fine Maxine Benjamin Barbara Billings Ioan Desrosiers BUSINESS STAFF SPORTS Shirley Donaghy, Manager Norma An us Virginia Hanscom Harold Fuller Janice Jordan Hildegard iischoff Caroline Hall Jacquelyn Dee an Janet Higgins Join O'Donne11 WHO'S WHO Robert Demers Gail Hutchinson INDIVIDUAL WRITE-UPS Beverly Bott PROPHECY AND QUESTIONNAIRE Robert Chadwick Kay McLin Audrey Smith Sonya Barblom Bertrand McLean HISTORY Helen Robbins Phyllis Cobb Elizabeth Liberatore WILL Beverly Grandmaison Jane Wagner ART Helen Cooper Robert Maloof FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Annette Stoehr Miss Marybeth McDonnell 9 v'Y Qflff! lf' ' , 541:11-Q'-'E'-'Q 7 viii irq ei J .,-- .1-'-1lI1l,, ,. 487' S y ' N--3 la x f H -z igsh il?- 1a:::-...-- ii' J 'TCD vb 'fg i..-.. f' b 4 -......... 6 t , -9 STAY F AT ORK IX 4 0 THE CLASS OF 1952 l PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE You have always occupied a special place in my thinking and in my heart because we were freshmen together in A.H. S. It has been a personal pleasure to work withyou, to share with you your successes and accomplishments scholastically, athletically and socially. You have left an enviable record in our school, and I know that you will go on to even greater heights in the years ahead. You have seen fit to honor me by dedicating your yearbook to meg mere words Cannot express how deeply I appreciate your thoughtfulness and kindness. May we, the faculty and student body of Attleboro High School, wish you unlimited success in lives filled with unselfish devotion to your true ideals. Aqua fztndv Mmzgi 7522044165505 FACULT 12 -ms 13 Ei' P. CLAIRE BOARI Phys. Ed. B.S. Sargent GRACE CROFTON English Gui ance B.S. U. ofVermont M.A. New York U. MARY DEAN History B.A. . M.A. Washington U. VIOLET CONNOLLY English A.B. King's STANLEY DAGGETT Mathematics B.S. U. of Mass. M.A. Columbia U. JESSIE FORD Office Secretary HELENA COONEY Home Ec. Skidmore GRACE DALEY English History A. B. Bates KENNETH GODING Science B. A. , M. A. Boston University HARRY COOPER Science Ph B. Brown MERRICK DANFORTH Music B.S. U. of N.H. Boston University FLORENCE HAGGERTY History A.B. Tufts FREE5W1T,.5ALL MABEL HARRIS ELIZABETH HILLIARD BARBARA Hopglqm S ITM t r Librarian HISIOIY Art US' S152 B.S.. M.A. B.A. Smith. B.s.R.r. School Bgogtbn ' Bridgewater A.M. Columbia of Design CURTIS LEONARD Trade School Fitchburg HARRY MCKNIFF English B.A. Trinity M.A. Yale IESSIE PITHIE Commercial B.A. Boston U. A.M. Columbia U. LENA POWERS Algebra History A.B. Brown U. EVELYNEIf fiEr?ONALD MARSHALL MqLean MARYBETH MCDONNEL1 A B Pg mbr k Mech. Drawing Commercial ' ' e 0 e Driver Ed- B.s. Boston U. B.s.R.1. School of Design MABEL OTT Commercial Science Bay Path Inst. GERTRUDE PARSONS A.B. Boston U. LILLIAN POLITELLA NATALIE POLLARD 3P3HiSh English B.A. U. of Mass. Citizenship B. S . Fitchburg MARIORIE PIERCE French A.B. U. of Vermont A.M. Middlebury JOSEPH POTENZA Science Geolgraphy B.S. oly Cross RUTH RAMSDALL ROBERT READ Commercial English B.A. Smith A.B. Boston U, M.S. Stanford Univg 15 LEO ROGERS Latin A.B. Harvard U. M.A. Middlebury Sorbonne U. RICHARD SILVA Music Music B. N.E. Conservatory Of Music ',1'A ANNETTE STOEHR English A. B. Bates RALPH SKELTON GEORGESISPATCHER ROGER SPRIGGS Mathematics W op th Trade School A.B. Westmar emwor A.B. Northeastern U M. Ed. Boston U. FRANK STRAKER ROBERT THONLPSON HOWARD TOZIIER Trade School Trade School Phys Ed. Fitchburg B.s. Springfield De1se1 Design School PC 1, EDITH TURNER JAMES .ZMUDSKY HENRY MILLER DOUGLAS WILLIAMS German Guldance Trade School Trade School B. S- Salem Pratt Institute F1IChbUfg A 'B' Colby M. S. Boston U. Fitchburg 4 f , W 5' Wh, ,n-27254-. J 'VC 2 -1 ' 9.89 E 5 Y aww 'Z ND Maw N FREN GE J 6 6.1.5 Q' E .2 ri.f...,J!Iilii ova '4 Che .A wffoe M'37'R,r 1 H 5 Q AF '5 9 visw' ' 'fri B' L S ' 'B N0 9 have '15 2 'h ' 90-A psf' Q D' 1,0 I. Q 5 ' Atosean 4' K Q 1 QKK XV, H XJ 8' LJFQJZVVQQX hwy! LZPZZEJZZ ACT IVIT I 1 18 IE CQCL tam .J STANDING: Benjamin, McGreevy. Felix, Barnett, Bott, Robbins, Tetreault, Cody. SEATED: Iaconis. Fine. Forbes, Comeau. BIOLOGY CLUB zvipgx. J x lfff s XSCCKE 'f-': Yi Q FIRST: Bongiorno, Augat, Felix, Romero, Perry, Mr. Cooper, Delutis, Rose, Stanton. Bott, Zito, Faulkner, SECOND: Ellis, Fuller, Grover, Shockro, Benson, Wiseman, Stammers, Mullaney, King, Nyzio, Williams, Robinson, Hedden, White. THIRD: West, Pitas, Newton, Webb, Peets, Howe, Blottman, St. Martin, Cope. ff W ,f NATIONAL HONOR QQ Y ':i4,j C SOCIETY Ox ,X -L 151 SZ -Q - -2 FF STANDING: McLin, Vice-President, Donaghy, President, Jordan, Secretary. SEATED: Mr. Cooper. FIRST: Liberatore, Jordan, Donaghy, Whitcomb, Grandmaison, MacKenzie Hutchinson, Mrs. Turner, Forbes, Cobb, McLin, Bott, Knowles. SECOND: Orabone, Deegan, Carey, Hall, Hanscom, Stanton, Augat, Gulino Fine. THIRD: Mullaney. Delutis, Mulligan, Brown, King, Ashley, Blumenthol, Whittemore , Tremblay. ' 'O XX. TRI-Y 017 so-135 N , .y Q bl f Ld ,J fra ff 2- ng i lf gg , :vm GV 4 Q Luv' 'F. .. '.--- IMA!- MM! vvVV ' A .xrww KQV FIRST: Paille, Milligan, Fine. Sylvester, Lepper, Hutchinson, McLin, Webb, I N ' Cobb , Nerney , Bellevance . SECOND: Whitcomb, Cole, Cooper. Maurisean, Faulkner, Simms, O'Donne1l, Cole, Hartwell. Bongiorno. THIRDgGibeau1t, Tingle, Fisher. Voltera, Richardson, Dunn, Gawlik, Johnson, Kenny, Wood. JUNIOR RED CROSS 1 l-Liiuil H44 FIRST: Newman. Benjamin, Cody, Tomlinson, Halter, Bussiere. SECOND: LaFontaine, Fine. Bongiorno, Delutis. Freeman, Paille Augat, Cooper, Jordan, Tondreau, Daneau, Grover, Romagnoli THIRD: Watson, Libby. Cooper, Billings, Guillet, Stevenson, Arman Jordan. Nerney, Shang, Aveiro. Tetreault. FOURTH: Proulx, Robertson, Gonsalves, Henriques, Martha, Collins Remarski, Crecca, Goslin, Frost. ' 9 . VIDEO CLUB 'ima 45 'X .LL fro, L SEATED- oprague, Mr. Goding, Ford. STANDING: Maioof, Hamel, Cooper, Rich, Quaglia. TOIT11iI1S0I1.Maf1f1- FIRST: Barrett, Fine, McGreevy, Charlotte, Miss Harris, Felix, Bates, Aveiro, Sears. SECOND: Smith, Bates, Haggerty, Delutis, Benson, Peck. THIRD: Comeau, Brown. Turner, Dunham, Sinclair . , x x , ..., H..-.M LIBRARY AIDES AQ Ii.-.fs-v'i!A7 Avvih ll . Asla n luv! ,Q- L g l V .Z titwv-A fri f i ...- - -un.-Q.. 4 . SITTING: Mr. Zmudsky, Miss Crofton. GUIDANCE ASS ISTANTS Ly v f' nv, u 'vLy'1 f 66 ,. Q5 , ,K 3'-' Q 47 K STANDINGQ Liddell, Jordan, Romagnoli, Boucher. OFFICE ASSISTANTS r fi L X fr 14: 2 CX Xl? I 1 kg NIJC ' Xu i x .-J 2 ,fd 5, FT-U ,W4.::.:r SEATED: Shaw STANDING: Fournier. Cobb Y DRAMA SHOWCAE FIRST: Gavin, Kean, Tomlinson, Kenny, Warrall. Goslin, Romagnoli, Iaconis, Bussiere, Nerney, Kriegel. Pitas, Tondreau. SECOND: Mulligan, Costello, Compbell. Comeau. Robbins, Forbes, Hass Rose,Tom1inson, Fine, Stanton, Hutchinson, Proulx, Higgins. THIRD: Tingle, Eliason, Knowles, Smith, Brown, Mercier, Pitman, Ireland Ellsbree, Remarski, Barnett, Tetreault, Ewen, King, Sylvester, Benjamin FOURTH: Dauplaise. Jordan, Frost, Shockro, Bates. Romero, Libby, Pike Pardey, Pedro, Clinton. W9 RADIO CLUB fX rw, ii? -J - K 455152 1 L f J ' -A A LATIN CLUB ' r .4- r?' . 5 if-' 21 'I I Z In I f- Nu C., ' cfs., 6- v-Q' FIRST: Benson, Pettegrew, Arenburg, Simms, Holbrook. Mr. Rogers. SECOND: Pierce, Ellsbree, Flemming, Kenny, Wood, Stevenson, Seybeth, Peach, Shoales, McKearney . THIRD: Pedro, Ewen, Dauplaise, Crecca, Henricks, Hartwell, Calendrella. FOURTH: Davignon, Longenecker, Anderson, Wiggins, Longenecker, Bern- heimer, Pitas. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB nn 6' rm' time xfi Iux W2 ffl Q-95? 4 L, A . .41 X , FIRST: Clinton, Romagno1i,Pitas, McIntyre, Freeman, Peck, Lawton, Libby Iaconis, Bellvance, Malloy, Doucette, Pedro, Gariepy. SECOND: Orabone, Pardey, Feeney, Don1evy,Carvdino, Fine, Miss Politella Bowen, Campbell, Costello, Mulligan. Smith, Gallaigner. THIRD: Griswald, Tomblinson, Slattery, Brown, Wal men, Weisman, Ireland Fuller, Reed, Cooper, King, Bauer, Marcoccio, Rose, Sturdy. FOURTH: Chestnut,C1egg, Cash, Quimby, Hoddie, Hatch, Romero, Ford Dieterle, Davidson, Sousa. -7' KETCH ctua sssa STANDING: Benoit, Smith, Spriggs, Hatch, Wiggins, Beraheimer,'Tetreau1t Galligan, Collins, Cooper. MacKenzie, Hall, Benson, Mrs. Hodiklns. SEATEDg Iaconis, Hebden, Delutis. Capillon, Fehx, Stanton. F01' CS. Wallill' thin, Pedro, Sinclair, Smith, Ireland. Cooper. FIRST Robbms Capillon Hall Mackenzie, Felix, Forbes, Mrs. Hodgkins, Tetreault Stanton Cooper Pedro, Wallinthin. SECOND Fuller LaCroix Conlon, Hebden, Delutis, Benson, Ireland, Cooper, THIRD Romagnoli Comeau Small, Wiggins, Hotch, Bernheimer, Dauplaise, ART STAFF f I .' .4 Xia- URIVbK IZUULAI IUNX' f- J QW A' omf I' X? 1 L3 L ZX 55,1 1, ifgk s 'R Qi? ti FIRST: Bradshaw, Minutoli, Proulx, Desrosiers, Romagnoli, Bussiere, Shang, Higgins, Poirier, Governo, Ny ren. SECOND: Wiseman, Ford, Yoggobiah, Hanscom, McKennon, Angus, Perry, Fuller, Ferland, Marchand, Mercier, Warner. THIRD, Lawton, Conners, Grover, Ewen, Hartwell, Spinney, Pettegrew, Lepper, Ford, Souza, Howe, Mr. McLean, Tetreault. A CAPPELLA CHOIR X X FIRST: Fish, Pierce, Naedele, Ewen, Bears, Bott, Fuller, Hutchinson, Mul- laney, Parker, Holbroo k, Bowen, Mr. Danforth. SECOND: Auglat. Robinson, Fiske. Carey, Gunn, Robbins, Perry, Schubach, Quinton, Wrig t, Bellavance, Braga. THIRD: Bricggs, Siddall, Davis, Romero, St. Pierre, Simms, Fontneau, Ham- mond. Nae ele, Newto FOURTH: Longenecker Gaboury , Peck , Simms: n, Smith, Bastille. Nelson, Longenecker, Bernheimer, Bailey, Robinson, XX -.4-sow-1 gg l BAND E i , mas. ' iv WIC FIRST: Ewen, O'Donnel1, Peach, Carey, Grandmaison, Ashley, Tingle Capillon. SECOND: Mr. Silva, Augat, Bowers. Paille, Paille, Gordon, Pharmakis Kenny, Wood, Kreigal, Cooper, Cooper. THIRD: Woodworth. Remieres, King, Longenecker, Comeau, Peck, Peck Boivin, Johnson, Davis, Wilmarth. FOURTH: Rose, Longenecker, Pinkos, Woodward, Newton, Williams, West Peck, Weatherbee, Davis, Beaulieu. FIFTH: DeBeck, Hall, Pettegrew, Robinson, Pitas. FIRST: Mr. Danforth. McCullough, Milli an, Shoales, Hebden, Field, Flem- mmg' Hartwleug Knowles, W00 - Campgell, Neamey, Kriegel, Beaulieu. SEC ND: Wiggins, Schlenker, West, Longenecker, McDougall, Pitas, Wood- ward, Hall, Newton, Peck, Davis, Johnson, Longenecker, Williams, Boivin. ORCHESTRA 2' SP 4 ea I 4. M Y- :fa -,?-'RN U O jk , fb J ff A S I XQXQQQ' Q iffy .f J J gk w J f 0' S 0 E CLUB Kina on f f 5'a.4'c TATTLETALE STAFF 453 -N Xl X I x Q. vw 7L'N WN NW ' I 1.71.24-5 fmt' ' ,g+v3j.-4,2 if I ligwn Y. Q . . I ,J-,,,. ': I f I 5 16-z.q,tj - C' 1' Eff , . I-,IBFJWW , OFFICERS ,,.,--J-' ggi' .,..f4 Y-'J JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Constance Tremblay, Rebecca King, Phyllis Brown, Richard Dunn. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Y.. Martin Bernheimer, Doreen Hartwell, Patricia Smith, Phyllis Shoales. Marlene Bussiere, Lillian Quintin, James Winters. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Not Pictured - Norma Sears. 32 AEEEEBORU JEWELRY TRADE SCHOOL IE SSH ll '4 , . . F! F' V' ff in rx-- '?'l Vi1' 'u-I -1 lull EEE, ?' Ni' ' 1 ill 1 L Q---sv--Q-J J FIRST: Mr. Miller, Mr. Leonard, Houghton, Anderson, Pelletier, Martin, Gagne Proulx, Hadley, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Spriggs. SECOND: Lacasse. Ducharme. Forget, Morin, Gagnon, Plante, Brochu. Lee. Plante, Brown , Beaulieu. THIRD: Sypek, Parmenter, Lefebvre, Jenoch, Bonin, Habershaw, DeBeck, Dyer, Gifford, Ryder, Pierce, LaPa1me. r' 33 LJQENJ4 zffazzyi Zaman! SP ORT5 Q X 12 x ON TO VICTCRY 'R cphyggp Q, OOWP' 5 0 BOMBARDIER CHEER R We're the Bombardiers 2' From Attleboro High h e NIO oyl itszoererarggunts hig .5 9,5 6 b Watch out Oppone-nt ' QE 5 C use we ve got speed 'W31 1, I-:Hi 9,9 fhen take heed!. 3 6 19179 Coy: 8655? Q 30 I sl ,sf B H 49' NDN 13- 99 36 0 S Q iq I 64:2 ,fr Q , l7f W . ' 15 1, '13s Aseti 'T-Q11 an gg' 25' gtsp' Loo'k' . C105 9 i 41',I3 And I 1'-' f 1 ',X -in I3 0 . 9 . -v I , ARCH vxf-TORX! THE HE'S OFF f- X AWRIGHT YOU GUYS! WhOOpee!! FOOTBALL TEAM K, .wx . QQAAQTI 4 s, M , l c of Q23 Liv FIRST: Davignon, Tingle, Taylor, Gaboury, Fuller, Watters, St. Pierre, Demers, Newton, Judge, Boucher, Pike. SECOND: Ferrara, Neary, Newton, Young, Juaire, Perry, Voltera, Salley, Lepper, Reilly, Hebert, Barret, Gaboury. THIRD: Beach,Sa11ey, Johnson, LaCasse, Lepper, l.aCasse, Sinclair, Gylino, Anderson, McKenna, Ryder, Chestnut. STANDING: Trainor, Chace, Clegg, Fuller, Dunn, St. Pierre, Cole, Quaglia, Taylor. BASKETBALL TEAM ,. S iw y . X yg3.ta1t'v 38 TENNIS CLUB 69 xo x fl I ,,.a F-- Ws'.-4 FIRST: Buzziere, Goslin, Cooper. Ireland, Mrs. Boari, King. Iaconis, Pitman, Pilblad. SECOND: Gavin, Romagnoli, Zito, Higgins, MacDonald, McLin, Cooper, Gallisan, Bates, Jewett, Minutilli. THIR : Pitas, Dauplaise,Ting1e, McKinnon, Cooper, Ellsbree, Flemming, O'Boyle, Stone, Henriques, Hall, Sears, Barrett. GIRLS' BASKETBALL ,57 o ,...- ,.e- ll N x L. ...-f' 5 4,59 FIRST: Quintin, Pitman, Tingle, Dalton-, Jordan, Carey, Knowles. Pilblad Mullaney, Gibeault, Cute, Nerney, Sprigg. SECOND: Summer, Murray, Freeman, Paille, Paille, Naedele, Costello Mulligan. THIRD: Mrs. Boari, Pilblad, Aussant, King, Ireland, Cole, Corrigan, Sinclair 39 CHEERLEADERS Q. Left to Right: Blumenthal, Neunkirkner, Jordan, Whittemore, Head Cheer- leaderg A lquist, Tremblay, Smith. COLUMN LEADERS Grandmaison. Head Majorette. Left to Right: Peach, Ewen, O'Donne11, Ashley, Carey, Tingle, Capillon. 40 l VICTORY DA OUR TROPHY HAVING THANKSGIVING RALLY w MNC THAVS HAL, G 41 X BO P-9-D BP-'SXCYJBP-LL SCORE l95I' lQ52f pan err- nas or?- ewa wares 72 'H . ,ulnw as-PFo.p5q' ml-ll TlUN'f0ll 73',fn nr'-ns morn-fav 61' 85.11 ufyvwvw 5123 . BASKETBA 'N 'QWNc' In th LL CHEER E5-12 PVKFEE, 22 lheeBFa1Sket ual. pwnrn YCP37 Legflseson TH we com: F5-5 TJL1H1d5,0'f lebofo ga I0 Victory' 42 Qiib I L 1 X X' 1 Xu X r X . ik A , ,.4' , ' ' V GREAT GUY fig? rw, f- LUE 'fi E NIGHT Y PROUD L-:af W ,ey 062 .1 - X .Y-,.,.-. TH HRC Q7 SENIOR ' 44 LAS5 'W Best Athletes ALLEN ST. PIERRE ENID PILBLAD Class Flirts STACIA O'DONNELL BOB DEMERS LARRY F ERRARA CHARLOTE CODY Most Bashful O'5 Friendliest WILLIS NEW TON EDY WHITCOMB ass Politician JOHN O'DONNELL HARRY MORRISEAU PHYLLIS COBB Most Dependable WH Peppiest JANICE JORDAN JOHN HAMMOND Best Looking ALLEN THERESA ST. PIERRE COUTU CAROLINE HALL BOB REID Cutest Class Actress and Actor KAY MCLIN BILL FONTNEAU Typical High Schoolers GAIL HUTCHINSON PETE DEMERS MARY AHIQUIST HAL FULLER gnnull' i-'4 Class Heartbreakers 47 I Most Likely to Succeed KAY MCLIN BOB FAULKNER Most Cour teous PHY LLIS COBB ANDY PIKE Best Artists BOB HELENE MALOOF CAPILLON R A x A , A se Best All Around JANICE JORDON ALLEN ST. PIERRE Most Sophisticated SONYA BARBLOM TOM SIMMS Class Musicians RUTH FINE JOHN HAMMOND 48 Best Dressed BARBARA NOLIN DICK TRAINOR Most lndustrious -e' , . yniwnn., Wittiest BILL FONTNEAU BEV KNOWLES Most Popular TOMMY SIMMS JEAN FORBES TOMMY SIMMS JANICE JORDAN Most Tolkotive BEVERLY GRANDMAISON JOHN O'DONNELL rw f 4 I Most Absent Minded JACKIE DEEGAN DONALD BAILEY Best .Build HAL FULLER 3 11111 Q OUR GRANNY THE PLAYERS N N N I lb ie' 'K ,, I K ' ' 1 ,L 50 WORR IED! 'THE GUUSE HANGS HIGH' WELL H! GETTING PRETTIED UP W V 9 0 4 4 LSR -v THE CHILDREN 1-, J M . d v lk EA -0+ . 7 - ouR nusac MAKERS NIG14 HATS FOR SM T 0 REMEMBER MOON OVER SHANGHAI I a , b 3, am - ' W- ' WE SHALL NAKE SUCCESS A DESTINATION RATHER THAN A JOURNEY CLASS SONG f 1952 CLASS MOTTO FW by oomnv amuzv, EILEEN Ausfmaha NORMA ANGU5 + JE rf MJ ma .1 E We will leave These Walls df I-vy 'lZeac.her5,1Friends, and ' -1 lf I J eye- ry Ong here, ,Our mgt-to faith-ful we will car-ry Tlltfv-Tit A vp bm 'J I J - U .4 J years in what e-ver we shall do. We the- class f nme-ieenff Ty two will leave Our C0l-0rS- whoch are.XVl'ui'l'e ard Blve Al lllou9l1 fhe WJ flu' -Q 14 E years will fass a' way we shall al-ways think of yOU. CLASS COLORS ROYAL BLUE AND WHITE Living up to traditional standards, we, the class of 1952, bequeath and bequest our most cherished possessions. Let it not be said that we consider the underclassmen and faculty undeserving of the possess- ions we are about to thrust upon them. CAROLINE HALL blesses Betty Bleumenthal with that smooth, streamlined appearance. To Jane Whittemore goes EDY WHITCOMBS friendliness and sweet personality. HARRY MORRISEAU and PHIL BELL leave two damaged and old jalopies to anyone who can make them run. CLAIRE DONLEVY wills her brown wavy hair to Nancy Fish. To Martin Bernhemer goes a place in the art room along with paints and easel reluctantly given up by BOB, MALOOF. GEN TETREAULT and MARY WALSH leave their friendliness to their sisters Frances and Theresa. DICK PATT wills his height to any underclassman who can measure up to 6' 4 or over. HELEN E CAPILLON bequeaths Johnny to Coach Tozier--now he can concentrate on football. TA-TA TAYLOR leaves his famous burp echoin in the corridors of A. H. S. BEV GRANDMAISON leaves her gift of gab and iigh powered lungs to Connie Tremblay. AL LACAILLADE leaves Miss Pierce worn ragged after three years of French. No one can surpass MAXINE BENJAMIN in her willingness to lend a hand. BERYL SMITH leaves Mr. Hall still waiting for those excuses. PAT FEENEY, DOT FRAZER, and AVIS FOURNIER bequeath that wonderful friendship to Pat Crecca, Joanne Mclntyre, and Doris Gariepy. CESINA SYLVESTER leaves Mr. Goding without any new jokes. KAY McLIN leaves the Student Council in search of a president who can live up to her ability. Lucky Bob Clegg inherits that smoothness and neat appearance of BOB FAULKNER. BEV KNOWL leaves her greasepaint and acting ability to Betty Ireland. DONALD BAILEY leaves his absent mind to Phoebe Benson who can't remember anything either. T3 Peaches Pettigrew goes the southern drawl of MARY BARNETT in hopes he can live up to it a H CARLO QUAGLIA leaves his Louisville Slugger to Dickie Barrett. GINNIE DOHERTY leaves her famous sweaters to Doris Roma noli. REGGIE BROWN leaves his way with the women to Chick Brasy. ANDY PIKE leaves his little box of toys in 305 to any future chemistry student who gets confused. To Pat Orabone go those neat clothes of DOLLY RUGGIO'S. SUE MacKENZI bequeaths to Mr. Goding all those notes she has written during chem. class. VIRGINIA HANSCOM and HILDEGARD BISCHOFF leavea hand vacuum c1eaner'to Norma Guillet and Betty Fiske in hopes that they'll keep their lockers a little cleaner in the future. DICK DAVIGNON wills his singing style to the less talented Billy Eckstein. ENID PILBLAD passes on the shiny blond mop to her sister Lillian. THE SAINT leaves for Florida and a try-out with the Red Sox. fThey need a hard-hittin' short- stop.j HELEN COOPER Igives Carol Tingle that reserved seat on the band bus. STIACIA O'lgON ELL passes on her flirtatous ways to Sylvia Frederickson--fwatch out boys--This is eap year. JOHN JUDGE leaves his sketches to be ut on display in the art room. TOM SIMMS leaves to Dick Durm all the worries and troubles of Senior Class Pres. Lucky Joy Ashley. To her go!TERRY COUTU'S good looks. JOHN HAMEL wills his lazy walk to Rickie Dunn. To Earl Anderson will go that fabulous appetite of ART QUINTER'S MAZYCI A'lglLQUlST gla ly passes on her inability to catch a joke to anyone who is as dumb is. u y. ACER TRAINOR bequeaths his number three basketball jersey to Don Bliss. JACK GABOURY leaves the canteen committee in search of a new president. MEB STANTON leaves that sly in and twinkle in her eye with Doreen Hartwell. CHARLOTTE CODY and GERRY BCHINER bequeath their so very quiet ways to Pat McNally and Claire Walton. ROY ANDERSON leaves the job of takin the girls to work to whoever wants it. BEN BOUCHER hands down those fast gofng legs of his to Don Herbert. PETE DEMERS deposits the jalop with Don Bliss. fTake care of it now.J ELEANOR BOWERS leaves one well-worn clarinet, and her seat on the band bus with Mr. Silva. BILL SYNOSH deposits his quiet ways with Albert Boudreau. JOHN ROGERS and ALDEN STEBBINS leave those Toni ad curls to Frank Capron and Ray Souza. LYNN TURNER bequeaths that short haircut to Helen Grover. RICHARD IRELAND leaves his shortness to Allen Reid. The new owner of JOAN CAREY'S tall slim figure foo-la-lahll will be Bette Ireland. CAROLE C HEVIER and AUDREY LIDDELL take off with Jackie Anderson in her limousine for parts. They leave many gigges. NORM BROCHU, RAY LaPALM , and ED PIERCE, and EDDIE RAPPONEAU leave four empty seats in trade school for the incoming Freshmen. as she 'yd' 'sl' C-.Qm S 'Ft V I .SL :ge .J Ss, 'Af' '1 6 'N-1 hz '35 f Q S I 1-as 1 4-J 36:3 I 723' I s X 233, S is 0 fa' I A W of gt KQJ kv' if Q43 wi Wx x 0 ol N 4' hp LOIS HOUGHTON and VIRGINIA DRISCOLL leave their quiet ways with Phyllis Shoales and Carol Nygren. JOE ROSSI gives to Vic Gulino his ability to blush. STELL GULINO, JAN HIGGINS, and JANET HOLGATE leave Beta-Tri-Hi-Y without three very capable officers. Chick Brady will inherit that hot jalopy of FRED PERRY'S. DON LeFEBVRE leaves two nicknames he has for two certain senior girls. DORIS DOWDALL leaves one package of unsold gum to Miss Ramsdell. VINCENT KEANE leaves that flaming head of hair to George Newton. To people in general MAUREEN REMARSKI and BEV RO NEY leave their witty remarks and the gab of laughing glas necessary for their success. JOE FORD leaves a muc damaged typewriter in 211 which will never be useable again. PEG CAMPBELL, BEV BOTT and JANE WAGNER leave their secret F.B.O.A, Club to certain underclassmen. To Dave Ellis, BOB WATTERS leaves his nerve-wracking ability to drive teachers crazy. Johnny Calandrella inherits RUTH FINE'S speedy fingers on the accordian. To any scientific minded underclassman, HELEN R BBINS bequeaths a much used chem. book and a seat in Mr. Godin 's room. EILEEN AUGAT wills her joi as able accompanist for the glee club to Janice Gunn. BOB REID leaves his place in A. H. S. to his Cute brother Al. To Pat Crecca goes the wittiness of GAIL HUTCHINSON. VICKY AXELSON leaves her sweet voice to Dolly Naedele. JOHN O'DONNELL and BILL FONTNEAU leave everyone laughing over their command of off-handed remarks. Cyn Schofield inherits the blond hair of NORMA ANGUS. AUDREY SMITH leaves a pair of her well-used toe shoes to anyone who can live up to her ability. To George Newton go all those sharp shirts of BOB DEMERS. JACKIE DEEGAN leaves one well-worn and battered Spanish book to be framed and hung in 107 forever. fShe passed.J BETTY LIBERATORE leaves O'B to Billy, hopin he'll keep him out of trouble. HAL FULLER leaves the black boots to Reilly ang his famous hook shot and No. 33 practice jersey to Joe DeLaure--fBury them both Joe. J JAN JORDAN leaves all the fun she's had in A. H. S. to her baby sister Carla. TINGLE and FRAN GILHOLM leave their reserved spot on the balcony to Connie and 1 . SHARKEYisleavin --for the westcoastinhis '33 icku Ford. His feet are le v' . JOAN DESROSIERSgwills that impish grin to her sigter lgoris. C a mg' wo , KEN COLE'S basketball scores will remain forever in the A. H. S. hall of fame. Sue Goslin will inherit the sharp clothes from BARBARA NOLIN. SANDRA QUINTIN gives to Pat Love all her mischievous tricks. Carl Nelson inherits that gabbing ability of JOHNNY HAMMOND'S. BOB CHASE leaves the Coach with one less headache. To Doris Gariepy es one pair of green knee socks and a pair of once white bucks bequeathed by SHIRLEY DOl5'AGHY. ART DUCHARME leaves his famous dance to Itch Hall. BOB CHADWICK offers his foolish ways to anyone who will take them. RAY DUFRESNE leaves Miss Politella worn and harassed. LOIS BRADSHAW leaves her cute ways to June Bussiere. BOB MCAULIFFE and BERT MCLEAN pass on their ability to forge passes, library slips, sessions, etc. , to Dick Gaboury and Bill Morton. SONYA BARBLOM leaves her sophisticated air to Joy Ashley. To June Brown goes a years supply of gum with the compliments of that frantic gum chewer LARRY FERRARA. WILLIS NEWTON passes down his seaton the Interstate to anyone heading for So. Attleboro. GEORGE LOVEJOY and GEORGE LINCOLN leave Mr. Goding' two acid eaten chem. books. Paul Beaulieau and Bill West acquire JOHN GRAY'S and BIL COMOS' shortness. To Geortge Bailey goes PHYL COBBS' sail boat with the bright orange sail. JEAN F RBES deposits her pleasing nature with Carol Tingle. Bev Peach is the only logical heir to HONORA FELIX'S neatness in appearance. SHIRLEY JOHNSON leaves those black wavy curls with Eileen Aussant. RITA TONDREAU and JESSIE leave two pounded ty ewriters in 311. RICHARD WATTERS wills to Frank Capron his bashfiullness. GERRY JEANNOTTE and NORMAN PROULX pass on to Norm Henry and Bill Monan time jobs in the First National. To Dan Chestnut oes RAY DESCHENES habit of taking a nap every period x. JBSIE COLLINS Feaves her ability to dress well to Carol Schubach. ARLENE DALTON leaves Miss Stoehr without an efficient helper period x. BETTY CROKE wills to Joan Minutoli her big brown eyes. ALICE and LUCY ALLARD leave together to enter the business world. SHIRLEY FORBES leaves her qulet efficiency to Marcia Flemming. JAMB BRAY leaves his mathematical mind to Robert Romero. BARBARA BILLINGS leaves A. H.S. ln a tired state of mind due to all the Tattletale tytplng. ICLEIQRY MFISNTAINE leaves A. H. S. wonderingwhathis voice sounds like. l-le's sobssh ul he r y s ea . ROSE RIEYNOLDS andCAROLYN JAMIBON who were new nerethis year will the trouble they had finding their way around at first to the unsuspecting class of '56. their part RAY PELLETIER leaves Miss Stoehr still wondering how he can glet into trouble. HELEN HOLDGATE leaves her peppiness to all those who lack t e energy to move. fb To Joanne Ewen goes MILDRED BOUCHER'S slow 'grin. S S DICK COOPER wills his baby face to George Gibbs. TILLY MARCHAND bequeaths to Barbara unning her cute giggle. RITA MERCIER wills her quiet air to Barbara Pierce. 1' Norma Guillet will inherit PAT MCGREEVY and NORMA POIRIER'S quiet dispositions. GAIL PARKER wills her very soft, quiet voice to Joyce Robinson. ls, P vx .1-'C The foregoing has been written in a very serious state of mindg and if by any chance there should be iany similarity to any persons living or dead, it is not coincidence, but fact. We wish to congratulate the class of '52 on the fine records they have made in A. H.S. Faithfully submitted, JANE WAGNER and BEV GRANDMAISON '93 fi ff A , f f ffl, 'J E12 !3 sf will Srl fest amenle of Hue C H55 of 19.52. .. . . P ' A A A 1 I 1 v v ' A v 4 v 4 if , 1 i A ' V v 1 1 ,W J A J ' it , N. 55 CLASS HISTORY FRESHMEN To rejoice at friends but newly found. In September, 1948, the class of 1952, bewildered as are all Freshmen, made its debut at A.H.S. The Seniors to us were worldly-wise and above all, the most important class in the school. However, we Freshmen were experiencing a new life. Would we ever be as wise and as important as the Seniors? Our new principal, Douglas Chandler, was introduced to us. Being as green as we were, he made an instant hit with our class, and we were soon rolling along. The perplexity of all our problems was soon relieved when four people were given the honor of being our class officers: Robert Sharkey, Presi- dentg Ruth Gilmore, Vice-Presidentg Theresa Coutu, Secretary, and Beverly Grandmaison, Treasurer. Things were now beginning to go along much more smoothly. In April, we held our first big social event, the Freshman dance, ca led Pixie's Paradise. Through the backingl of the upperclassmen, it proved to be a huge success. Those who were chosen to assist the officers on t e dance committee were Eleanor Bowers, Jackie Deegan, Bette Liberatore, Rita Mercier and Edythe Whitcomb. Hats off went to Harold Fuller. who' made the varsity football and basketball teams, giving recog- nition to the Freshman Class. We were truly proud to have Hal on the teams fighting for victories. Bob Watters, George Lincoln, Bob Demers, John Hamel, Beryl Smith, Sandra Quintin. Stacia O'Donnell, Edythe Whitcomb. Audrey Smith, and Enid Pilblad modestly and effectively displayed their athletic prowess in other sports. Another new thing to us this year was the Student Council. However. Alice Bradley, Shirley Donaghy, Jack Gaboury, Robert Mello, Ted Tingle, and Richard Trainor kept our class well represented. Thus, having completed our first year, which we thought would never end, we looked forward to our Sophomore year. SOPHOMORE A sunny nature wins friendship everywhere. Our Sophomore year! No longer were we little insignificant Freshmen! We could now treat the new Freshmen as we had been treate by telling them all about the elevator and the longest ways to their classes. We started the year off by electing our line of officers. The result of all the campaigning was President, Arthur Quinterp Vice-President, Stacia O'Donnell, Secretary, Gail Hutchinson, and Treasurer Beverly Grandmaison, In keeping with St. Patricks Day, we sponsored our class dance, Shamrock Shuffle. This, too, proved to be very successful. Our able dance committee, plus the officers, consisted of Sonya Barblom, Phyllis Cobb. Francis Gilholm, Kay McLin, Bette Liberatore, Jane Wagner and Sandra Quintin. Joining with heroes of the previous year on the teams were Bob Watters, Bob Demers. Hal Fuller, Jack Gaboury, Willis Newton, Carmino Rocca, Rav Boucher, Bob Duffy. Bev Rooney, Sandra Quintin. Enid Pilblad, Eleanor Bowers, Ruth Gilmore, Sue MacKenzie, Jessie Collins, Allen St. Pierre and Tony Horton, who kept our class well-known in the athletic world. Elected to represent us on the Student Council this year were Eleanor Bowers, Shirley Donaghy, Caroline Hall. Audrey Liddell. Carlo Quaglia, and Ted Tingle. And so, with all our Sophomore activities coming to an end, we impatiently waited for the day on which we would finally become upperclassmen. JUNIOR Friendliness shall succeed. At last! We are now upperclassmen and very proud to be the second most important class at A. H. S. Election time rolled around again and the feuding began. After the final ballot was counted, we welcomed Tom Simms as our President, Jan Jordan, Vice-President, Gail Hutchinson, Secretary, Beverly Grandmaison, Treasurer. The nextimportant event on the gglenda was the election of the Ring Committee. Those chosen to select the rin were Sonya Barblom, Isley Donaghy, John Hammond, Richard Patt, Ted Tingle, and our capable ogicers. Their decision proved to be satisfactory to the entire Junior class. 56 Time hopped before us for our social event, so we called it Holly Hop. It was under the able direction of the officers plus Hildegard Bischoff, Bette Liberatore, Shirley Donaghy, Harry Morriseau, s and Maureen Remarski. With this committee working especially hard, the dance was a complete success . The football and basketball teams prospered asaresultof Junior additions to the forces. Bob Demers, A V Bob Watters, Hal Fuller, Willis Newton, Al St. Pierre, Ted Tingle, John Jud e, Re ie Brown, Ray Boucher, Jack Gaboury, and Dick Davignon helped make up the football team wgile Fuller, St. Pierre, V J' Cole, and Trainor held their own on the court. P The girl's basketball team came up with a successful year with Enid Pilblad- and Doris Dowdall aid- r Q ing the team. y ,W Our two Junior girls, Jan Jordan and Mary Alhquist added pep and vigor to the cheering squad. Q 6 'A On a particular day throughout the corridors, on the stairs, and in the classrooms one could see r weird. creatures who seemed to ave come from another world, however, ten of them turned out to be N 0 Phyllis Cobb, Shirley Donaghy. Jean Forbes, Beverly Grandmaison, Gail Hutchinson, Jan Jordan, Bette ' Liberatore, Sue' MacKenzie, Kay McLin, and Edythe Whitcomb. who were bein initiated into one of , the notorious trials of the Tri-Y. In the spring, Gail was elected to serve as Presigent for the next year. 4 A I Those who were delegated to represent us in Student Council this year were Eleanor Bowers, Ruth F Fine, Bette Liberatore, Kay McLin, and Edythe Whitcomb. Kay was elected as a county representative 'Q f, to National Student Council Convention in Wellseleyg this ave reat prestige to our class. The heavy campaigning was well worth the effort. The slogan Vote lgay ali the way showed up in many places. Another of our girls adding fame to the class was ShirleyDonaghy, who was chosen to attend Girls' State. -4 N f. And so through hard work and co-operation, we look d f d t S ' ' h ' . This would be our last and best. e Omar 0 our emo: year Wu anxiety' ' SENIOR At Friendship is the golden chain that never fai1s. , ' 's Here we were at last high and mighty Seniors, but we realized we now had full responsibility and tt must prove to be the best of eaders. With this in mind, we elected the followingaofficersg President, Tom Simmsg Vice-President, Jan Jordan, Secretary, Gail Hutchinson, Treasurer, Ro ert Sharkey, ,- R With a committee composed of these our class officers, plus John O'Donnell, Bette Liberatore, ', Maureen Remarski, Jane Wagner, Eileen Augat, Beverly Bott, Jean Forbes, and Hal Fuller, we put on a fc new and different social ca led Moon Over Shanghai. Will anyone ever forget the Chinese tea room and the souvenir shop? F A Our gridiron boys came through with an outstanding victory on Turkey Day as the following boys A led the fray against the Red Rocketeers with a score of 13-8: Hal Fuller, Charlie Taylor, Ray Boucher, t- M A1 St. Pierre, Willis Newton, Fred Perry, Bob Demers, Bob Watters, Jack Gaboury, Ted Tingle, Larry N Ferrara, Andy Pike, John Judge, and Dick Davignon. The basketball team headed by Hal Fuller, Ken r, , Cole, Al St. Pierre, Dick Trainor, Carlo Quag ia, Charlie Taylor, and Bob Chase had a spectacular season. The irl's basketball squad had a successful season also with the aid of Beverly Knowles, Enid 3 Pilblad and Arlene Dalton. 4 I Once again weird creatures entered the classrooms and once again they turned out to be girls who f were bein initiated into Tri-Y. Eileen Augat, Beverly Bott, Joan Carey, Jackie Deegan, Ruth Fine. 4 Estelle Guqino, Caroline Hall. Virginia Hanscom, Beverly Knowles, and Meb Stanton went through this 1 'l ordeal. ' fi In December the Senior Class presented, after much hard work and many tedious rehearsals, The lt 1 Goose Han High. The cast included Tom Simms, Kay McLin, Robert Sharkey, Phyllis Cobb, Bob ' Faulkner, Eflaxine Benjamin, Bill Fontneau. Beverly Knowles, John O'Donnell, Andy Pike, Genevieve H 5 Tetreault, John Hammond and Beverly Grandmaison. Mr. Robert Read, a new and worthy member of the faculty, took over the task of directing, assisted by Norma Angus. student director. The play was a ,. A smash hit. ' Finally the time had come for our big est social, the Senior Prom, which we named Evening in H Paris. Everyone, surrounded by the beautiful cgecorations and lulled into a romantic mood by the dreamy 1 0 music, had a magnificent time. Ah Paris! We know this will always be our most remembered dance. ,X A We sent Kay McLin to Boston to represent A. H. S. on Good Government Day. Who knows, Kay A may be our first lady president! ' Elected to represent the Class of 52 in Student Council duringnour final year were Pres. Kay McLin, A fs Ken Cole, Bob Faulkner, Ruth Fine, Harry Morriseau. John O' onnell, Gail Hutchinson, Secretary, ' I Edythe Whitcomb. Cecina Sylvester, Tom Simms, and Phyllis Cobb. Q I' 1 As our friendly journey draws to an end at A. H. S. , we will continue the trip through life with thoughts of our motto. We shall make success a destination rather than a journey foremost in our mind. 57 wiv I E sl x 53 ,F 57 -Q GF?-if b 6 v - CD Xi! 'S' K di-5 XTHXWF . -nfvffrg f ff!-WA? , .4 Mx: - wi, -1 15 1- X jf' W av sl 4' 4 4 ff' ., f -wfwx-: . f ...Q , La.J CII: L-i-I Q- :::: Ch.. L UN RT FO TURE FU PEEVE PET G IN E SAY T VORI FA ED TIS AP B LY IFUL BEAUT Private secretary e days of school-two Fiv Well now! CE LARD, AL1 AL .!:.'t1 fu eu on .54-: .252-3 me- On-av -D 2.0 ble ICS! H. mo: E33 M24 .51 Ill -I-1 U0 In va 5 O u-4 N Hal Fuller days ath. 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Bfsohoff, Mldeoa Forbes , Sh:-le Haze:-, Dor-oliy Bonner, Ger-afclfrze Boff, Bever y B A P mono! 1Lfufcfu'nS0n, Gaif :Ir-efancf, R:Cl7ar-J lgmie son ,Carofyn Lforolan, , L75f2I'CC Lioerafore ,fAl6Aeffa. one er, ay Bowers , Efeanof- Burke , lines Camlooeff, fifaryarei' C6lDz'ffOn , lqefefze Cooo, Pfzyfhs Lovejoy, George Como, M'f0'am Mc Lean, Bef-fr-anJ Cooper, ffefen Me Lin, Hefen O'D0rmelf, Jo-An Coufu , Tl-fer-esa gr-offeg Beslfly I if ' , 6:-0 onay xy 1- aff lguag I8 H len parker, Galf C I Faaefffnerf Pooer oolfns , e feefzey, lDaeZLr1'cf5' Smiffz , Auflrey Feffx , Honor-a T5yfor,Cfzarfe5 Lxffvlfcomo , Ecfy fhe f ai f-4:-.11 f , H, , Q , J ROY ANDERSON ' f' XJ College V Bpgpbffggivers' . Intramural Basketballg Hi-Y ' 4 1 14, 1 , Roy is alwayg good ana? be4ewar f with efbestf fr' ., Yf , f ., , Hi , 1 ,fee ,H y is ffylfd ffujf JL ji ffl, J 1 ' , lpifya 'ff 4' ' . X ' . 'fx' L - -' sn kvfl A ff f fy E 4 1' ,. 1, o K ' D 1-,N ' ' 6601 ,if I 'KWA sryp -LC-olle e ,Us , gew r 5Girls' qi! glviigce hor , no Us g ndg -iT g l ss' I1 Cggyn QP - eric Clubg arpa' o , Sr Gr A u ' arc gTriyHi-Y Nor s wa mJ1 es 1 T 7'M .f pf P' it X CHARLES ARENBURG General Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus Charlie is one of the most humorous of all people - one of the few that are left. He will certainly be re- warded with much happiness in the future. ff . 1 ,Wi ff ft f 7, .' fin . . -Al. ' p ,IP 1 7,5 1 Y, 'I 'V ' I 1 ff t A xy-I 'jf 1 EILEEN AUGAT 'f'Co1lfgi I - 4 Nursing if Hom ,ubcg D ifjldwcaseg Jr. Red Crossg Bandg ! ,Tri-Gil-Yp Tri-gil? 'companistg Sr. Grad. Marchg fy,' Bi gyC1ubgMwit:Festivalp Tennis C1ubgS.E.Music fi' Fe ivalg Prom Comm. Her neatness and sweetness will never let her down A .7 ,. ALICE ALLARD Commercial Spanish Club Alice is a girl whose cheery and generous smile makes life worthwhile. LUCY ALLARD Commercial Glee Clubg Dance Comm. Naturalness is Lucy's chief asset. Although shy, she is always ready to lend her friends a hand. MARY ALQUIST Commercial Business School Columm Leaderg Cheerleaderg Guid. Officeg Canteen Comm.g Tattletaleg Tri-Hi-Y Gamma. S6C'Yz Tri' Hi-Y Alpha Mary will never be equalled near or far. Her pleas- ing attitude and personality will carry her to the top. IACQUELINE ANDERSON General Blue Owl: Girls' A.A.g Driver Ed.: Spanish Club Iacqueline's wit has caused many to wonder. .I JN 'I I :J ,. , x VIOLET AXELSON Business N. E. Conservatory Music Girls' Glee Clubg Home Musicg Radio Club Violet always has a pleasing smile for everyone. DONALD BAILEY Commercial Jr. Red Crossg Boys' Glee Club Donald is one of the friendliest persons in A. H. S. He will be remembered always for his blushing. A' J 'fly f I K . ',riefh'n'QfW Girls' Ag.: aphid. qfilceg ir. Ring Comrnerlci Comm a al , Son -QT, ng iejandjgharmipppersonality have brotgbth M re.I tl R3 '53 it xy 1 Q -JJ 15- ARY BARNETT College . ' Nursing Girls' Glee Clubg Tri-Hi Betag Drama Showcaseg Radio Clubg Press Clubp Blue Owl Although Mary has not been with us all of our four years. we feel she should be given a hand for allshe did to help our Senior class. i , '1-jx4,1x.' J W , ,2 7c4,L,U, PHILIP BELL General Intramural Basketballg Trackg HI-Yg Canteen Comm. g Glee Club Phil is a mischievous lad with a heart of gold and an undying respect for the running of a car no matter how antiquated. f VW ' - u , il 1 xp Ll . nf, t AN in x KK P, pd Stir' 'I xl .V-'M , '3VP'A'.X- sk 'N 5 1 fl T Maxima BENIAMINXA ,.r ,' l , College 11 '-. Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Drama Showcaseg Jr. Red Crossg Tattletaleg Radio ClubgPressC1ubg Sr. Play Maxine will never be surpassed for her good will and understanding. Her generosity knows no bounds. BARBARA BILLINGS Commercial Airline Hostess Barbara's pleasant smile seems to make life worth- while. Her ability in school will start her on t , r a to suc ess. Jo ' ent 4 Q, ,XYAAL ' . olawo EGARD BlSCHO C mmercia ' db Press Club: Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Drama Show- caseg Music Nighty Tennis Club: Dance Comm.g Tatfletaleg Music Festival Hi1da's personality will never let her down in the future. . -1 'W ,Ky , A I 1, . ul Ml il ld I fl ' ' I K l' I' Yr 'I I 4 . , , . 1, I , t ' V - 1 ' , ff A' 'li ELEA R BOAERS 5 Business A' , Y .' ' ' ' X Music Fefrivalg iMusicfkNightg Student Couhcilg Band: Balsketbg lg Dance Comm. 4 Honor Usher: Orch.: S. E. Music 'Festival A tiny girl with lots of vim is Ellie. Her clarinet will be missed in A. H. S. 's music groups. LOIS BRADSHAW Business College Drama Showcase: Tri-Hi-Y Beta: Driver Ed. Lois is one of the friendliest people to know. She is liked by all and she likes all. Although petite, she is full of surprises. JAMES BRAY Business Ship Builder To everyone who knows Jim they know that behind his frown he is forever smiling. May you have success in 'Ship Building. Jim. REGINALD BROWN Commercial Footballg Intramural Basketball Duringhis stay in A. H. S. Reggie has won many friends. May he go far in the business world. i' bgffwgf in s. Ly GQRALWNE BONNER 1 e M-'p Bookkeeper Aflll gil, o never backs down frornthe toughest gfllll, . Her willingness to work and help others sr made her a favorite in A., . S. l, 7 Colle e Bates Collegje t C0 Alpha Tri-Yg Press Clu g ' orusi A e forgotten for those notes in secret RL OTT Sr 0 '- . Co .gD Womm.gG1eeC1ubp Tattletaleg ix , s' . A. 1 tractive nd capable co-ed for Bates. ,wil 'CY - W Mlwffwf X waypfbevgmembexred fdr her quietness an lpatien in school. RAYMOND BOUCHER General Footballg Wrestlingg Trackg Glee Clubg Hi-Y Whether on or offthe field Ben is always a great sport. He is quiet in class but full of fun. dal. Rh! .5 ssh. NORMAN BROCHU Toolmaking Trade School Dance Norman is a queit lad who has made special friends in A.l-l. S. Although small in size, he has exhibited qualities that prove him to be great in stature. 3 -V JAMES BURKE i Mechanical v Automotive Engineer Quiet it is true but a terrific brain. f 1' 'S . MARGARET' CAMPBELL . , ' College - ' ' - ,rf Drama Sliowcase:d Pixess Clubs'-Radio Club: Driver Ed.: Tri-:Hia-Y Beta: Honor Usher Peg is afvefy quiet, girl who will always lend a help- ing hand. MA,y'the future hold everygring in store ,fo,yQ1g. Peg.a, - I f ' 1 Ll r.. HELENE CAPILLON Collecge Blue wl: Home Music: Orchestra: Dance Comm.: Column Leader: Tattletale: Art Staff: Sketch Club: Honor Usher: Ir. Symphony: S.E. Music Festival: Music Festival I-loppy 's charm and versatility will carry her to heights unknown. CI. - 9 ,K ,. 1 ,3. JOAN CAREY Collecge Blue wl: Press Club: Column Leader: S.E. Music Festival: Tri-Hi-Y: Tri-Y: Drama Showcase: Music Festival: Canteen Comm. A popular column leader is Joan. She seems certain to attain high goals. ROBERT CHACE General Basketball The world may have its cares, but Bob-seems obliv- ious to woes of any kind--especially those he causes the faculty at A.H.S. A real friendly fellow and classmate. IRVING CHADWICK College Traveler Football: Intramural Basketball: Prom Decoration Comm.: Tattletale Bob's sharp wit and easy-going personality have won him friends from all sides. CAROLE CHEVRIER Business Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Blue Owl A girl with mysterious eyes is Carole, a lover of movies, too. May her home management courses come in handy. J '-r WILLIAM COMO College Page at Music Festival Billy has kept to himself throughout most of his high school career. His quiet determination will carry him far.H f 4 ' , I X 'A 1 f 4' I u ,,.4T ' p Av V1 ,iv I L 1 inf. ., I A' fl Y .I Hi. If fi ' Y' ,, C01 ess ' 0105683-3:'band3 Sketch Clubg Press Club, Art Staff. Tfi'Hi7Y A1Ph'3i,T5tt19l319i Jr. Red Crossp Tennis Club if , s' The bdby of the class perhaps, but certainly an artist who did her best to make this book good. RICHARD COOPER General Football: Vidio Club Merit is Dick's chief asset, for he seems headed for a high position, and a successful life doesn't exist without merit. THERESA COUTU Business Column Leaderg Class Secretaryg Dance Comm. p Glee Club: Girls' A. A. Terry is one of the most vivacious girls of the senior class. She has a sparkling personality and unsurpassed beauty. A P LLQJCOBB ' C0 1 Unive ity of Mass. pha Da Comm.: r sClub, Tri- ono sher Ca ly Student uncilgTattle- ic Tr' i- ' eg O ' ' P llis' oa ec e eautyand charm. CHARLOTTE CODY College Dietitian Student Council: Ir. Red Cross: Tri-Hi-Y Alpha Quiet, demure, but one who will succeedlthrough great effort in all she does. KENNETH COLE General Baseball, Footballg Basketballg Dance Comm. : Student Council, Boys' Glee Club Ken's wit made him one of the best liked boys in the Senior Class. May he handle life as easily as he did a basketball. IESSIE COLLINS Business Column Leaderg Basketballg Dance Comm.: Mixed Chorusg Glee Club Jessie is a quiet girl who possesses a terrific sense of humor. She is openly admired by her friends. eff' I' y f xl Q il B BETTY CROKE Business Driver sd.- Giee ciub- Mixed char ' Comm.: lsjlusic Night ' ' J, ks r talkin the day away Betty will be remembered for d g . . My .. ,WL 4 ARLENE DALTON Commercial Secretary Basketball: Spanish Club A cute girl who always has a smile on her face. RICHARD DAVIGNON General Dartmouth Football: Spanish Club: Driver Ed. : Track: Intra- mural Basketball . . The voice that was never discovered until this year. x - ' L 5 1' ' 7 , I N , I 5 j i K v ' ,J 1 I- ZJACQUELYN DEEGAN Colle ef , ' ' pf smde r Carmen, clgrqdn Comm.: Tri-Hi-YGam- lnar ance C7nm.: Spanish Club: Red Cross: Drama Skwwcss 'Bl e,ow1:,'rri-Y Jackie wiulciforget har head if it wasn't attached to her shoulders. N 1 3 as in rs s fig digg, -5 3I:JE A' HAROLD DEMERS General Demers Bros. Canteen Comm.: Driver Ed.: IntramuralBasketba11 Pete's mischievous ways have added much life to our class. ROBERT DEMERS General Football: Canteen Cmom. : Tattletale: Wrestling: Intramural Basketball: Red Cross . Our class flirt! Bob won't have any trouble with the girls. RAYMOND DESCHENES General Mason Contractor Ray is a quiet, hard working boy who will surely find SUCCESS. JOAN DESROSIERS Commercial Banker Driver Ed.: Tattletale A perky miss whose nimble fingers helped get this book out on time. 73 iafikilf ,S VIRGINIA DRISCOLL General Secretary Tri-Hi-Y Alpha Demure and petite--always a lady is Ginnie. ARTHUR DUCHARME IR. Hub and Die Cutting Band: Dance Comm: Student Council: Trade School Banquet: Ring Comm.: Dues A friendly chap is Arthur. His interest in mechanics will assure him of a career, and his ability on the dance floor will gain him social popularity, RAYMOND DUFRESNE General Basketballg Baseball: Intramural Basketball A boy who really is a teacher's trial is Ray. He can always think of something funny in the middle of class. ROBERT FAULKNER College College Baseball, Hi-Y, Sec'y: Blue Owlg Student Councilg Biology Club. Nat'l Honor Usher: Honor Usherglntra- mura Basketball Bob's personality plus and hard work have made him most popular. 7 4 0 x s EY NA I U C S tu Co . ' -I ' Pr ,5. a . Gir tateg Tri-Y: Honor Usher, Tat VIRGINIA DOHERTY U Commercial TYPM Class Dues I ' Ginnie is a pgettll S W1 3 tw I eyes' J n I f University of Mass ce Pres Natl Honor Soc tletale Y Drama Showcase: Dance Comm. A pout, a frown, a giggle--thework's done! CLAIRE DONLEVY College Sturdy Memorial Driver Ed.: Spanish Clubg Spanish Dance Comm. Claire has pretty hair and a sweet smile. DORIS DOWDALL COI'I'lm6l'Ci31 Stenographgf Softballg Girls' Basketball, Mgr., Glee Club Dolly's a girl who loves to laugh, especially at her own jokes. Q 7 ...X ' . PATRICIA FEENEY Commercial ' Spanish Club: Spanish Dance Comm. g Honor Usher: Guid. Office: Soph. Dance Comm. Pat's friendliness and cheery smile have won her many friends. T . College ' Bran e Orch trzflf , res: , e - ' p tudent ' R ossg T t ry Ai W . ri-Yg onor U l ' mm. ' y Worry! Work galore. It gets doge, too. . . l N I , N HONORA Fsux L V ' ' Col lege W College Field Hockey: Tennisg Library 'Aides' Latin' Clubg Drama Showcaseg Tattletale Co-Editorg Sketch.-fClub, Pres.g Press Club: Tri-Hi-Y . nv ' A superior brain and initiative will put Honora on the bandwagon of success. .N l Y 1 X , L 4 . LAWRENCE FERRARA College Footballg Intramural Basketball: Hi-Yg Red Cross Larry has made up for his quiet ways by his sense of humor. 4 1 .R WILLIAM FONTNEAU General Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Sr. Playg Hi-Yg Sr. Play Comm. How Bill can crack those jokes bringing laughs from all sides! il 1-if f JEAN FORBES ,Klollege H X Chemist Glee Clubg Press Club, Vice-Pres.: Red Cross: Blue Owlg,efl'ri-Yg Tri-Hi-Y Betag Honor Usher: Drama 'Shovicaseg Radio ,Clubg lSketch Club: Tattletale. Co-editor: Dance Comm.g Art Staff Jean hash. been a wonderful friend to everyone and success awaits her. SHIRLEY FORBES Commercial Bookkeeper Glee Clubg Guid. Office: ,Mixed Chorus Shirley has been a quiet girl but a very capable stu- dent. X ' r.. 1 JOSEPH FCXID General Work Blue Owl Rep.: Red Cross: Driver Ed.: Dance Comm. A fllllel. hard working student with an infectious smi e. l FRANCES GILHOLM . College . i Nursing Library Aide: Dance Comm.: Dr1verfEd. U Fran will always be remembered for the cute twinkle in her eye. DALE GORMAN General Navy Football Manager: Intramural Basketball Dale is a quiet good-natured boy who is like all. 69 A f J 'A ffl Yo BJ '8' gas B RLY yfmunmp. ON ' 6 lleg Business School Class Treas. , Co mn Leader, Head Majorette: Drama Showcase: Sr. Play: Tattletale: Tri-Y: Blue Owl: Rally Comm.: Dance Comm.: Press Club: Tri-Hi-Y Bev's vim and vigor have made her an outstanding majorette. JOHN GRAY General Air Force or NavY Drama Showcase: Intramural Basketball: Rally Comm. lohn's mischief certainly makes up for his Size. 76 QM AVIS FOURNIER Commercial Clerical Work Modern Dance Club: Tumbling Club: Spanish Dance Com-m.: Red Cross: Office Asst.: Honor Usher Avis always has a cheery Hello for evel'Y0He- DORATHY FRAZER Commercial Business Spanish Club: Guid. Asst.: Driver Ed.: Spanish Dance Comm. Dotty may be quiet and petite but she's sure to be a big in the business world. HAROLD FULLER General Football: Basketball: Tattletale: Ring Comm. 1 Sr. Dance Comm. : Canteen Comm. llglal ilslanother of our star athletes who will be missed y a . JOHN GABOURY General Air Force Football: Canteen Comm.: Boys' Glee Club: Mix- ed Chorus: Student Council Jack is full of mischief and quite a Casanova with the girls. 53521. ' ' ESTELLE GULINO Commercial Wilfred Academy Glee Clubg Tri-Hi-Y Beta, Pres. g Tri-Yg Photog- raphy Comm. Stell has been a hard worker and success will surely find its way to her soon. CAROLINE HALL College Glee lubg Mixed Chorusg Tri-Yg Sketch Clubg Art Staff: Canteen Comm,g Tri-Hi-Yg Student Councilg Drama Showcase Carol's sparkling personality and captivating smile will bring success to her. JOHN HAMEL College Footballg Wrestlingf Video Clubg Driver Ed.: As- sembly Comm.g i-Y John will always be remembered for his easy going personality and carefree ways. JOHN HAMMOND College Middlebury College Baseballg Footballg Basketball Mgr.: Boys' Glee Clubg Sr. Playg Hi-Yg Ring Comm.: Canteen Comm.g Driver Ed.g Drama Showcaseg All State Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Wrestling We'll always picture John off and on the stage. Co me cial C0116 6 5 G eCalub D er Ed.: Tri- 3 ri-H' , ramaS ca , Tattletaleg Cafe- ter' ny'sp et but pleasiy manner has made her a riend all. I x ' l W yfci scoM ' ed ' G' ' : r ' g' JANET HIGGINS Commercial Wilfred Academy Gir1's Glee Club: Library Aideg Driver Ed.g Tattle- taleg Tri-Hi-Y Beta Bubbling eyes and an enviable complexion has Janet. JANET l-IOLDGATE Commercial Business Glee Clubg Tri-Hi-Y Beta, Vice-Presidentg Modern Danceg Tumbling Club Ever ready to pass on a goodjoke with her own laugh to make it more enjoya le. HELEN HOLDGATE Commercial Clerical Work Glee Club A lass who's always pegging away at her bookkeep- ing--but never too busy to venture a grin for anyone passing by. 77 1 l GERARD IEANNOTTE General Air Force Footballg Trackg Wrestling: Intramural Basketballg French Club uiet at first but how he chan es! An athlete who's Q . . S a good fellow. SHIRLEY I OHNSON General Tennis Clubg Cafeteriag Softballg Glee Club: Sketch Clubg Moder nce Club A tennis cha f 2--long black hair and slim fig- ure lfe S a 8 ning girl. I Pl . xx J E Jon AN , ' 11 ' College OPT - 1'Y i' V' 1l4r ., e 3 C Vice- Pr N '1 H , ' 0 , ee.- de Di' Sh Q3 ' If. e r s B Owlg l att 1 ' e C u M fell ' f f ' li w pp H f al an l e 3 WW Mr JOHN JUDGE General Military Draftsman Football Tall, mysterious boy--then a chuckle and we know it's Jack. With a devilish grin, he is off on his way to success. Stand aside, a l! 78 LOIS HOUGHTON Commercial Business A quiet miss who doesn't miss much. Don't let those solemn lips fool you--her eyes are laughing. ' ' GAIL HUTCHINSON College Bridgewater Class Sec'yg Dance-Comm.g Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Tri-Y, Pres.: Tri-I-li-Y Alpha, Sec'yg Blue Owlg Tattletaleg Press Clubg Radio Clubg Ring Comm.g Student Council Busy all the time--but friendly, too. Mellow voice in '52 chorus. RICHARD IRELAND Business Work Dick is our artist who quietly pencils a few lines and presto a masterpiece of art appears. 'Q ' ' f I CAROLYN IAMIESON Commercial Business Glee Club A newcomer to our midst, but how pleasant is this pretty stranger. Jamie, why didn't you come sooner? 4 5 1 A r l , 1. f b' .1 'fl VINCENT KEANE Navy General ' l-low does Vince keep a straight face when his neigh- bors are roaring over his antics? One of his secrets, maybe--. J T- .1 V AR, 3 ,VU l x,.L,f'J , A N - gb i ,G . j 1 ,drive W oyyiffs . C01 f y U ' rw ,- ie' 41? Sing tb g m o se,f rl .5 Sr. yg Tri- etalf Tr' g 1.x ub, Tumbl g Clubg o Dan 7 ir! A.A' U, Th' arxlyet espi -ablays iepared with a wise- cr k. 'rv J N' I 1 I ALFRED LACAILLADE General Air Force Glee Club Carefree, clowning, comical. Lucky, a good pal to have. He speaks le francais delightful y. GERALD LAFONTAINE General Air Force Driver Ed. Rather quiet, but a nice chap. A true brain about mechanical affairs. Drive on to success, Jerry. .-f- 'fr 1 , . mtv . RAYMOND I. LAPALME Hub and Die Cutting Trade School Dance Comm. Ray has been the question box of the Trade School. With his great thirst for knowledge and his ability in his trade, he is assured of success. DONALD C. LEFEBVRE Toolmaking Trade School Dance Comm. Don has been a sparkp1ug in the Trade School. With his determination and his ability to make money, he will undoubtedly go far in whatever task he undertakes. . . ml , , Q U 4 r A i El'flZ1tETl-I LIBERATORE College 'I gg , University of Mass. Glee, lubg'B,lue-'Ovq1Rep.g Tri-Hi-Y Gamma, Prestg Student Cobncilg Tfri-Yg Tri-Hi-Y Alpha: Drama Showcaseg Rbd Cross Friengfly little missy beautiful brain---that's Bett. Luck colldge tllatnhzlls Bett. A. AUDREY LIDDELL College Pawt. Memorial Hosp. Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Student Council, Rally Comm.: Dance Comm.: Music Festival Congenial charmer. How the patients will improve when she's their nurse! 79 ' BERTRAND MCLEAN Collegc Cornell University Football, Intramural Basketballp Track, Tattle- taleg Baseball, Blue Owl. A snappy character--talented along athletic lines studioui, too. . , i. .A Z.. 1 . ' 1 - ' ' ,K n xi 1 ',y N I. . . xi'-f Jia 5 M , l kN Mcblli i ,. I, 1 ' ang. I , EA: .f X B... Cm....' Slutty!!! Cognci j'Pres. p,,Nat'1,H or So6.',' Vice- 1 . V' 5 gf .: ,Goodff ov't Rep. Tri- .'Pl:eas,6cgibeg ai ,f ri-Hi-Y,.Pres.g Pras Cluk Pres. Drama 'C1ub, S6C,,:y, Vi -PICS.-3, Tatilftaleg 51'..P,1iyg Datlde ffiomm. gnu Om- G1 ' Clubs Dynamic pqgihalitsxwlili high ambiriqn. J Y ., , ? 4 -'F ' SUSAN MacKENZIE College Softball, Press Club, SketchClubg Treas.g Drama Showcaseg Tri-Hi-Y Betag Tri-Yg Basketballg Canteen Comm. 5 Girls' A. A. Artistic, attractive, our Sue is always bubbling with good humor- and notes! ROBERT MALOOF College U. S. Coast Guard Video Clubg Blue Owl Photo.g Dance Comm. g Tattletaleg Intramural Basketball: Football, Base- ballg Basketball Electrically-minded, athletic, artistical. A hot- rod fan. GEORGE LINCOLN College Maritime Academy Bandp Football, Wrestlingg Track Boating enthu- siast, motorboat master--these in his spare time. , . -A .f 'O f' f - f cf . . ,,?.Ju Vlvsf Jf LL! !'r,,li,C,5-0-f',- Oni fy'dq A ..tL,.,,.,,21e,..-Age... -.e14f,,.3 17 A fsf:.,,4 GEORGE LOVEJOY College Military Training Silent, but very smart. George is a nice fellow to know. Another automotive genius of '52. ROBERT MCAULIFFE College Columbia University Footballg Baseballg Track, Hi-Yg Photo Comm.g Intramural Basketballg Swimming Teamg Blue Owl Mic is quite the wit, a basketball enthusiast, fun to be with. PATRICIA MCGREEVY Commercial Cape Cod Hosp' Library Aideg Press Club Pat left A.H. S. for a while. We are glad she's ritturned. A miss who quietly goes about her own a airs. l MATILDA MARCHAND General Tabbard Hubbard Driver Ed. Cute little gal with many a pal. Did you ever hear such a sweet voice? RITA MERCIER Commercial Secretarial Work Dance Comm. g Canteen Comm. Rita doesn't say much, but what she does sayll An infectious laugh from such a nice girl is her trade- mark. HAROLD MORRISEAU General Wentworth Institute Dance Comm.g Hi-Y, Pres.g Student Councllg Sr. Playg Rally Comm.: Prom Comm. Always willing to lend a helping hand, an active worker in clubs. Harry is known for his gally red- striped go-buggy. WILLIS NEWTON, IR, General work Footballg Basketball: Baseball An athlete to the core, but a terrific friend, too. His humorous remarks are always welcome. BARBARA NOLAN Commercial Office Work Blue Owl Rep.g Jr. Red Cross, Sec'yg Cafeteria: Color and Motto Comm. Cute and petite--and how well dressed. Barb's a success. A diligent worker and very conscientious. ANASTASIA O'DONNELL College Nl11'SiI1g Student Council, Dance Comm. g Tri-Hi-Y Gamma, Alpha: Class Vice-Pres.g Column Leaderg Canteen Comm.g Blue Owlg Basketball A real hep gal--weaving a flirtatious grin. She's one of the busiest gals in '52.- , I 2 If A, 4 1 ' 1' , , , , -- V A . 4' JOHN O DONNELL ' 1 College Boston College Hi-Yg StudentCouncilg DanceComm.g Prom Comm.g Honor Usherg Tattletaleg Sr. Play What wit has Q'Dl Hear that lauglhter? You know that O'D is around. Ever ready wit an argument-- plus statistics. GAIL PARKER College Air Stewardess Girls' A. A. g Mixed Chorus: Girls' GleeClubg Spanish Clubg Tri-Hi-Y Betag Honor Usher A vivacious gal with a smile always. Gail has one of the sweetest voices in '52's Glee Club. 81 Q an C55 IRVING PIKE College College Band: Baseball: Football: Intramural Basketball: Dance Comm.: Sr. Play: Hi-Y Andy combines personality and pleasantry in a person much admired by all who meet him. ' ENID PILBLAD Business Work Basketball: Tennis Club: Tri-Hi-Y Beta: Spanish Club: Softball: Honor Usher Enid has beena valuable asset to the girls' basketball team at A. H. S. NORMA POIRIER Commercial Glee Club: Driver Ed. A warm smile greets all her friends. NORMAN PROULX Industrial Arts Technical School Even though Norm has not taken part in school activ- ities, we are certain that he has more than made up for it outside. 82 RICHARD PATT General Tool Maker Ringi Comm. Dic has a ready opinion for any argument. He's another automotive authority of '52, JLWCY' gk RD P YLETIER General K Wentworth Institute Glee C1 A I Dick can ecounted on t get fun from any situation. One might think he doesn't say much, BUT-- ALFRED PERRY General Football: Intramural Basketball: Driver Ed. The perfect picture of a big name athlete and what a sense of humor! EDWARD PIERCE Toolmaking Trade School Dance Comm.: Sr. Dance and Prom Comm.: Class Motto: Rally Comm. A resident of Mansfield, Ed has contributed much to the Trade School. Any job placed in his hands was always successfully carried to fruition. CARLO QUAGLIA Industrial Arts Architectural Drawing Student Council: Video Club: Basketball: Baseball Carlo has been a hard worker and will surely become a successful architect 9- . ' -'ffff-1-.-ci' I-' ' 'I V v -1. SANDRA QUINTIN ,' . 1.9! Q General Wilfred Academy ., Basketball: MixedChorus: Softball: GleeClub:Dance Comm. Sandra has always been full of mischief and addec much spirit to the class of '52, ARTHUR QUINTER College BYYHHY Dance Comm.: Football: Wrestling: Baseball: French Club: Class Pres. : Student Council: Color and Motto Comm. Art is another busy person who has won friends from all sides. EDGAR C. RAPPONEAU Hub and Die Cutting Baseball: StudentCouncil:Trade Schoo1Dance: Trade School Banquet Ed was the Trade School's contribution to the pitch- ing staff of the A.H,S. baseball team. ,E 1: - --,.:.i.w,, fRf..is ssf 'vi' 1 ,. . i ,mxsrfg - ivy l A ' ae-i ' s . sl ', ROBERT REID Gelletil Work Bobls quiet manner and sincerity have gained him a 0 lgt of friends in A.lll.S, N11 ' f ' I w , 1-' K I,Q',l V, fip. YL '- ll V if MAUREEN REMARSKI 1. Cilflighe if V Airline Hostess ,L nl Club: Latin Club: Drama Showcase: Radio iutqg yniri-H1-Y Alpha: Glee Club: Red cross: sr. ' hcial and PromComm. : Library Aide: MixedChorus: R X Girls' A. A. Niki has been very active during her years atA.l-l.S, and a wonderful friend, 5 A-1 .Y .X E. 5' . WJ f , Y ffl ' I 5 X ROSE REYNOLDS Commercial Typist Rose has just come to us this year, but she has been liked by all. Ji . ,iv ' g 'ls 'f- D J L I A: sf ' HELEN nossms College Nursing Girls' GleeClub: Press Club: Drama Showcase: Tattle- tale: Tri-Hi -Y: Red Cross: Sketch Club: Radio Club- Mixed Chorus ' As a nurse we know thatRobin will be a great success fcglgvho wou1dn't want to becared for by such a sweet 8 B3 Fun-w ? 4 ,J ALLEN ST. PIERRE General Basketballg Footballg Baseballg Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus What will our athletic department do next year with- out Al to lead us on to victory? ROB S College General Motors Dang a . , Treas.g Baseballg Stu- n k , H' Yg Intramural Basket- , Sr ay: m C ,f ee ry bus ring his high school days fi as pr ed to be an xcellent worker. 1 ,' fix ' ,1 f . , rj 1 .- I THDMASIQIMUIS . Generali K JJ A. ug jf evfyam Band: t ornmaikli tbdlg -Boys' G1 Clubg ed li uyl-li-YV 2 t ntsigfuncilf Sr. Playg ama h se. Tfeaf Cla Pres, ' Driver Ed 1 0m'wi11 UQZYS QW' YQKI mblgzi ihgis leadership I A .a A ' . , . ,if I ' ,, ' X ' V,- ' 13 lewmesfll' ff is' 'i sir, . T V Q-E '. 41 ' . AUDI-KEY SMITH ' ' 5 Collegei University of Mass. Basketball: Drama Showcaseg Drama Festivalg Blue Owl Rep.g Spanish Clubg Tri-Hi-Y Alphag Tattle- taleg Wl-IDI-l Poll Comm. We all know that Audey will dance her way to success. 84 S Gr . . JOHN ROGERS ' '-Cguege cp ' , . - Techrrical School Iohnhas been rather quiet-buthe has won many friends by kindness and consideration for others. E WW 15 1 ' 4 BEVERLY ROONEY Bryant ub- anteen Comm.g Dance Comm.: Thanks- ' 1 g y Comm.: Basketball rd work will pave the way to becoming a I s c sful business woman. I, f , f ,nf-9 .1 I .W .Ur su' h T K ' J I 1 -1 ' V f'j'LV J f-J, fx! A 'fr' X ,fx . ' f ' 3'7 JosEPH Rossi ' fGenera1,1' Y' Joe has'been rather quiet, but we believe- that silent men do the greatest deeds. DOLORES RUGGIO Commercial Wilfred Academy Girls' Tumblers' Clubg Basketballg Softball Cricket has been active in sports. Maybe some day we'1l see her tumbling on T, V, in Q W 'N C are i:w: SM?jl?p?jiU',Mig ' of 1 ' ' s ' Aco y askethill Spa rsh anc he a 1ev SEX W J V . ' ' s er, e.5'f ', lggfuqglmv Xviykk llthtfbymgt 'L L U X f,V'j7!L1f X 7y,'lA, e 1 ursurgf' 4,5 WT! 411' Y jilxif oriusgt?iq'49?eef ubf f i- A hag M X if uf: 4562! Y miss' eb w herceef w 3 etyylf iCPBa1' f 7 X ju' X wif egg WVMWSTEQPWPLVW4 s eas! om pers find Ig H SX 'many gienS:4f,fMWPfI!pS ln , R J lf J 1 'I 2 Mff, plrjgl' CESINA SYL STER College Nursing Girls' Glee Club: Red Crossg Student Counci1gRadio Club: Tri-Hi-Y Beta: S.E..Mass. Music Festival: u . rn Mixed Chorus, All State Festival, Dance Com . Cee has added a lot of spirit to our class, know she'1l become a success 9, 1 1 1 sa fe WILLIAM SYNOSH General VWO Boy's Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: If Mac does as well in the future as he has in music he will surely succeed. f I ' J k . Z1 I fu' V gf, 1 I I' , , 7,1 ,- - f L 4 . f' .WKN n up X ,X Fw' j I CHARLES TAYLOR X 4, ,- i 1 ' Industrial Arts R ' ' Navy Footballg Basketballg Baseball Charlie's friendliness and athletic ability have led his way to popularity. GENEVIEVE TETREAUL ' Colle e ' Art School Sketcg lub, Sec'yg Sr. Playg ss l g dio Clubg Tatt egArtStaffgTri-Hi- eta e Owlg Drama Sh w se--Class Night Com .g H Po11Comm. ti, ' bw in nd, will int her way to C S Q , - , sb 1' ff N Q If f if JOSEPH 1 Gus 1 College ivy Student Council Foot ll tball aseily Ring Comm Ted's care e, l ma unfor et i table i iQg thv ejfgznee . 95 9 .f- Q.. '17 A ML U' MARY WALSH College ursing Blue wl Rep.g Girls' A. A.: Press Club: ibrary Aide- Driver Ed.: Student Council: Dance.-bomm. ' Tri! 1541-Y Beta: Drama Sho case ' ary wi always be e beded f h f' dl WAYS and b'gNHl1ff-'A ,fy 'fmt' 3 'Hen Y I Ln' QM A' xi 'ri' :f v ,J J -.J V: J I LV JV y ff 1,5 is-4+ .,w but 1 UC! LJ yf - Q ' ROBERT wA'r'rERs General Maritime Service Wrestling: Football: Hi-Y Bob has proved himself a great success as a football player and also a wrestler. RICHARD WATTERS General Navy We all ow at Satch will make a fine sailor and who k s be he'll become Admiral Watters, DYTHE WHITCOMB , Nursing , udentCounci1: Spanish Club, Tri-Y: Q- 1 Ba tb r Ga ma lha Dance Comm dy on ul '-H' P 3 . I ' ality has made her a friend to F I C 86 RITA TONDREAU Commercial Secretary Mixed Chorus- French Club: Press Club: Red Cross: Radio Club: Class Dues Although she's small, one would never want to miss Rita's cheerful smile. 6.17 ,Lv 4, 4.442 f ft-4 f RICHARD TRAINOR General Coast Guard Student Council:Football: Basketball: Baseball:Hi-Y What will our basketball and baseball teams do next year without Dick? V A IM , x JJLJAJ mJvJ' NN .1 f Q - X . I5pR?k'N TURNER Generali' Work Girls' A. A. Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Library Aide: Driver Ed. Lyn ' har and quiet ways have made her liked by JANE WAGNER e Lasell Jr. College umn Leader: Press Club: Drama Showcase: Dance C mm. g Prom Comm. g Tri -Hi-Y Beta, Sec'y: Girls ed Club: Radio Club: Art Staff: Tattletale: Sr, y: Blue Owl .ull of fun and quick wit at all times. . : .uw 72-Q Y zmmmmm I E1-:1 3 xo El Q 0 III -'- LONG LIVE OUR KING MD QUEEN 5 1, .. .,., ix mncmuo ALONG THF PROM CONNITTEE AN EVENING IN PARIS R 88 H. v,: 5f,1 Q ggi M '. . , ' I fl P F A l t Wa: .- MM 'Q ' .A 1 3 , Z VF x ra s E? 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LYNCH CO., INC. 2 Q 5 6 Q A 6 9 da E H O L I D A Y I N N E Wholesalers E 2 2 3 E Plumbing and Heating Supplies 2 Q 5 2 E South Attleboro, Massachusetts 2 2 3 E Corner of East and Brook Streets 2 Q . 9 6 E 3 2 3 96 2 Q , A 7 D'D'lrD-ia'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'l2'D'VU'0'lFIFIll2'D'D'D'D'D1D'D'PD'VD'D'D'D'D'U'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D' -u A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 2 'GA A A A A A A A A A ,A A 'A A ,A A .A A A A A 'A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A a-A A 3 ZS A Q Q A 3 3 2 3 Compliments of 3 2 Q Q 6 Q Q 6 Q Q 6 3 EZ 2 3 W. E. RICHARDS CO. 3 H. L. C A P R O N 8. 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A 6 6 6 6 6 A .6 , A A A 6 16 6 fa vvvvvvv vvoA 3'9- ATHANAS 8. FAUST 6 6 LEACH 5, GARNER E Radio and Television Sales and Service 6 9 6 5 3 A , 2 -a A I69 P easant Street .5 3 Pearl Street Attleboro, Mass. 2 2 9 A . 65 6 3 2 Attleboro, Massachusetts 2 2 A A . ga A S' 5 6 7 5 6 Z A 2 A 'F ga 6 Q S-wnwnwnwnwwWwnwwwwnwnwwnnnnnnwwwvwwwv 2 nwwwwwwmvvwwwwvwWWWUWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWW E A ? 5 6 Y . A 3 Compliments of E L. P. B R O W N M A C H I N E 2 'P 65, 6 'R' 5, 6 Z BLAKE'S QAND TOOL COMPANY: '? 6 S E 2 3 50 South Main Street 2 2 4-1 D- D' D' fb Bigne Buildin 5 3 Attl eboro , Massachusetts Q Y 9 2 V 2 E E Q Radios--Electrical Appliances Q 2 'P A H 6 Z , , , jg Attleboro, Massachusetts 2 3 Radio Repairing A 2 Q Q .5 Z WynnWwwwWWnunwnvnnvvvvvuvmvvvvvvvvvv 2 wwwnnpnnmwwwnwWWwwwwwwwwwnwwwwwnnwwwwwwr2 3 2 2 9 fe 5 3 E 2 'P . as . 3 Compliments of A Compliments of E 6 7 A 6 ? ,L 6 v - A 3 2 2 sv 5' A gPAYETTE'S SPA Q BERGERON'S 2 ? 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ROBINSON 2 Q Compliments of as Q S 2 Insurance 2 V 6 Q Q Room 2I3 2 Q da A Q as 4- Q A A SBELLAVANCEINC. 2 3 3 Q 7 Park Street Attleboro, Mass. 2 Q ab A Q A A Z' 2 Telephone Attleboro I-0824 E ? 6 Q as A E D'WD-D-D-D'D-iv-D-D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D-D-D-D-D'D-D'D'D'D-D'D-D'D-D-D-D-D-D13-D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D' E 3 2 2 Q as A gg ATTLEBORO PRINTING and 2 3 3 2 F I N E ' S F A R M jg 3 EMBOSSING co. 2 E Q as Q da 6 Q A . 4- f .s E Embossed Seals and Labels E Sm' h Street' Allleboro 3 i 3 2 A 3 2 I Q - as 6 3 54 Union Street Attleboro, Mass. 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Z i Z 3 2 E il- W- aw- xv- v- rw- av- n- v- ii' xv- rf- rl- M- r- ai- r- xi- ri- r- r- r-- D- mv- 9- DW'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'P'Y'Y'W'P'I7'17'37'9'I7'9'D'D' 'W' D' D' D' PPD' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'MI'D' D' D' D' D' B' D' D' D' My D. IME Q 5 as , Tel. I2280 as E Pnckcraft Creations E 2 3 'xi -l' 3 2 g P E A R S O N ' S Q Q Q .s Q Q as E JOHN W. PICKERING COMPANY E Formerly Hornets, E Z Z Jewelry Gifts E ? 9 Q - T9 as 3 Manufacturing Jewelers 3 3 Norrh Main Srreer 2 Q Q a 22 3 Attleboro, Massachusetts 2 3 Attl eboro, Mass . 3 2 Q Q Ernest Pearson as Z Z 2 Q Q 6 S p.p.p.p.p.p.p.p.p.p.9.3.3.y.g.p.p.p.p.p.99.9.p.p.p.p.9.99.9.3.9.99.9.3.n.D.D.D.9.9.3.9.g.g.p.p.p.D.p.jp-13-inD-D-D-D-D-UD'D'D'D'D'D'1l'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'U'D'2 Q -s Y - 5 E Compliments of 229 Compliments of E Q 3 d S h f' Id 3 E g W- R- SCU C we 2 F. w. wooLwoRn-1 co. g Q a. Q Q e E BETTER HOME PRODUCTS ei park and Bank Sf,-eefs E 5 COMPANY E 5 ' 3 2 E 44 South Main Street Z Attleboro, Massachusetts gr 9 E 2 E 3 Attl eboro , Massachusetts 3 2 3 3.5 2 3'U'D'D'P'9'D'P'D'D'D'D-D-v-D-D-r-v-lv'v-r-n-mv-xv-n-v-n-n-rw9-m-n-n-v-n-n-9-M-mu-39-xv-sn-vw-v-D-n-v-n-n-r-n-v-v-v-n-n-n-n-xvn-n-D-v-My-v-v-n-v-v-n-n-v-v-v 2 E E 3 DEVINE'S MILK LABORATORIES, Z Q I 3 Compliments of 2 ep S? 6 Q Incorporated 3 2 3 Q A 3 3 2 E Lab 1-esred Milk Af No E THE ASHLEY DRUG COMPANY E Q 3 da E Extra Cost 3 E Q 3 2 E Tel ephone: Attl eboro I -0292 2 2 3 E 2 Q A W' 103 ' ? D'D'l1'lJ'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'l1'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'9'D'D'D 'IPD'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'DsD'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'l7'D'D'D'D'D'D'D' -C4 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 1'-6 a. 3 2 2 Q 6 6 Q 6 6 Q 6 6 Q 6 6 Q 6 6 Q 6 2 Q G Q 6 , 5 3 2 Complrments of Q Q 6 6 Q 6 6 3 2 2 QLARSONTOOLAND: 3 Q 6 6 Q 6 6 Q 6 6 3 2 2 3 s r A M P u N G c o. 2 2 Q 6 M I L A D Y ' S 4- Q 6 6 Q A A Q 6 6 Q 6 6 Q . 6 4' 3 Oluve Street 2 Q Q 6 6 Q 6 6 ' 2 2 Q as 3 Attl eboro , Massachusetts 2 Am ebom A Q 6 6 Q 6 6 Z 2 2 3 2 North Attleboro 2 Q 6 Q Q 6 6 Q 6 5 Q 6 6 'f 2 2 Q .. as 4, 2 2 Q 6 6 Q 6 A Q 6 6 -C D' 7 WVU'D'D'5l'lJ'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'lJ'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'IPD'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'2 Q Q 6 6 Q 0 2 Z 2 2 Q 6 6 . 2 2 Q Q 6 6 Q -'H A EQCLEANSINGSERVICEQ E 3 E Dependable 2 S as as Q , 5 5 3 Cleansing, Dyemg, Fur Storage Q 2 , 2 2 Q 5 2 Q t a n ree 3 s h M ' sf f 2 3 3 29 ou ' 2 AttIeboro's Largest Store Q 'P 2 2 3 Attleboro, Mass . 2 2 Q Q 6 A 2 A 5 2 2 'F ' cl S ' ' Q The Personalize ervuce 2 . , , 2 3 Q Parkmg Rear of New Bulldmg Q Q1 6 6 3 Tel.: I-2690 Q jj Q 4' 2 Z 2 as Q as as 'P 2 2 3 4. 2 'E' 2 9 3 3 2 2 3 A as '2 2 2 Z ef 6 9 4. -Cl-fl Q Q Q 'T Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q O -B Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QE' 'G'1'G4'G-34 C'Il'C'I'K-i!'Cl-G-C-C4-Cl-G-I 'Gil 'G-C-6'4l'G'C'G'-Zhi 44444444444-144'K44-0'0'Cl-G'Cl'Cl'C'C-fl'tl'C I!'C'C-G'C'C'C'C'C'C'6'C4-0-64'C !'6'r!'G'C'fl'C'C4'C4'G'Cl'G'C4l'CI'C'6'C'f!'Il-C'C!'G'C4-l'G'6'C4l'C'G'G'C'G'G'CK'4'C'C'C C O V E L L C A B 3 Pleasant St. Atfleboro, Mass. 1'D-D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'D'D' D' D'D' D' D' D'D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'D'D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' Compliments of SILLMAN'S SHOE STORE 43 Park St. Aftleboro, Mass. w-xv-xvn-n-rv-xv-n-m-D-swsw-aw-11-so-xv-wn-swv-v-n-n-se-n-nsn-awv-n-n-m-v-n-n-n-n-n-v-n-n- Compliments of DOUG'S SERVICE STATION 28 County St. Aftleboro, Mass. D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'D'D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'D' We use our HEAD to fit your FEET C O U G H L I N ' S Famous Name Shoes 8 S. Main St. Attleboro, Mass. D'D'D'D'D'D'D'lI'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'l 1 'C 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 'CDC'G'C!'G'G'C'CI'G'C'G'G'G'Cl'Cl'Cl'G'G'C!'G'G'G'G'G'G' 2 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 GK! Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 1' 2' 'sz' 'Q Q Q' sf sv av sz' fs 1' Q: sr 1: E Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 'G'i!'CK .l'G'G'C!-G'G'G f'tI'Q'G'G !'Ll'G'C!'f!'LC'l!'C!'f!'G .K O U1 Compliments of HARRY E. CODDING Class of l9I9 Compliments of MacDO NALDS' D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D Compliments of THE KNOBBY KRAFTERS DeMAYO TRUCKI NG CO . 42 Prairie Avenue Telephone 2675-R Moving 'P Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q e Q? PD'D'D'D'D'9'l'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'I'I'D'D'D'D'D'l'D'D'D'D'D'D'l7'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'l'D'l'l'l'l'D'D'D'D'D'D'l'D'l'l'D'l'0'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'l'I'D'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'6 -an A A A A A 5 A A A A A A A A A A A A 5 A 5 A A 5 5 5 5 A A A 5 A A A A 5 A A A A ,,i' A A A A A 5 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 5 A A A A A A v5 ., A A ' 2 2 E JOSEPH F. PERRY 2 Q A , A 3 2 Compliments of Q Q . 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'fi ' 3 C0mPl'me 1f5 Of 2 Compliments of 2 3 i 2 Q e 'l' Q 2 Q 3 A ff E 2 z 5 PLAsnc-CRAFT NOVELTY co. 5 C, F, STONE 2 2 E 5 3 fi' 53 E A Q 5- A Q G 2 Z anwwwwvwwvvwwwwwwnwmwwvwwvwwwmvmvmvvwmvmvvmvvnwwmnvnwvvwvvvvvvvnvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvm: 9 5 i 9 E Compliments of E E Q as A 5 E SOPHIE'S BEAUTY sALoN E v 2 if E PELLETlER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 5 2I Park sneer 5 E E E Z 193 Pine Street 2 R00m 304 6 4144-C41-C-C-G D'D'D'D'D-D-D-VD' 5 A Al'l'leb0 0, M055 - E Attleboro, Massachusetts 2 5 A Q - 1 gt'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'IJ'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'UD'IPD'IPD'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'U'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D': V A 3 5 g 9 '., , 3 Hn schoolersl 2 Comphmenfs of S 5 A E A 2 5 3 you'll be a stand-out 2 A S in your class with i Q Q . . A A 3 lUn'0 WWF from 2 MORSE-ANDREWS CO. A Q 3 2 g 5, THE LAURE SHOPPE 2 2 9 5 3 3 Park Street Q 2 Q e 5 Q e 2 Q A A 'P A -G-I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 -I 0 Oi 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 -G-fl 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 v-6 3 2 2 Q a s Q a s H? 6 6 Q .s s F2 6 6 ff 6 6 '29 6 6 Q , .s A 3 Compliments of 2 if Q 6 6 Q A as 6' 2 2 V Z 2 D. E. M A K E P E A C E is Q 6 6 9 6 6 - nc 3 A u G A 1 B R o s I 3 5 'P 'I ' 5 5 'P 6 C O M P A N Y 6 Q2 6 6 H? 6 6 Q 6 6 e as e. 3 33 Perry Avenue 2 Q ' 2 2 5 2 z ? Z3 Attlebora Massachusetts E Dunham and Pune Streets E 3 2 2 3 .s as qv 6 6 Q 6 6 2 2 3 : 2 S 4. s Q 4. a. -p a. a. Q 6 6 vp' 6 6 Q' 2 2 3 2 2 Z A a. -G D' ? 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Finishin A 2 Y 9 9 2 2 Q 2. is Q 6 5 Q A A Q 2 2 Q A in 2 , 2 E 58 Hawthorne Street 2 42 Umon Street Q Q a. 2 Q A 6 Q 2. as 5 E E Q 2 2 3 si as 3 Tel . : Attleboro l522 Q 2 Q X 2 2 Q Q A 5 Q A A Q A 6 2- A Attleboro Massachusetts A 3 Attleboro, Massachusetts Q ' Q 2. 2 5 2 2 Q 2 a. 3 g 2 9 Q Q A fs Q A ds 2 2 3 2 2 S PVD'lJ'D'D'D'D'U'U'D'D'D'D'U'IPD'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'U'D'U'lJ'D'D'b'D'D'l7'U'D'l7'U'D'D'D'lJ'lJ'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'U'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'U'D'U'lD'IPD'2 Q Q 6 da Q A 6 Q A 6 Q A A Q 6 6 2 3 2 2 Q as A ' 2 2 3 2 2 3 2 if 'f 2 2 2' . 3 Compliments of E E 3 2 2 S 2 T H E M A S O N B O X C O. 2 Q 6 6 2' 2 2 5 2 2 Q 5 6 Z THE ATTLEBORO ICE COMPANY 23 3 ZZ 2 Attleboro Falls 2 Q Q da 6 6 3 E 2 2 2 Q ev 6 6 ' 2 3 2 2 Q 6 6 Q 6 6 2' 2 'S 2 2 Q 6 3 E 2 2 E 5 2 2. -5 A da -2 Q 2 ii S - 2 -G-6 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q .. .. 00 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Qi' 1444444444444444444444-G444-G4444444404444440444446444440664444'644444446444444444-64411644 Q A Q A A Q A A Q A A 3 2 2 Q A A 9 6 6 EQ 2 Compliments of Q 9 6 6 V 6 6 U 6 6 S APCO MOSSBERG CO. 2 Q 'P 6 6 3 2 S W E E T 2 . 6 E : E 5 QMANUFACTURINGCO. 3 3 L b s 2 2 9 am treet 6 6 9 6 6 ? 6 6 7 6 6 Q A A 9 6 6 Q 6 6 Q 6 6 3 2 2 3 Attl ebaro , Massachusetts A Q 3 Q 84 Dunham Street 2 7 6 6 7 6 6 Q A A 3 2 Attleboro, Massachusetts 2 7 6 6 9 6 6 Q A A Q A A Q A A 7 6 6 Q A A 'P 6 6 E' 6 6 Q A A Q A A Q A A Q A A -C D' 3 D'D'L'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'IND-D'PD'D'D'D'D'D-D-D'D'D'D-D'D-D'D-D-IfVD'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'IJ'D-D'D-D-D-D'D'D'D-D'D-D'D'D-D-IJ-IWIJ-D-D-D'D'IJ-D'D-D-D'U2 Q A A 9 6 6 ? 6 6 7 6 6 Y 6 6 ? 6 6 3 2 2 3 Compliments of 2 A Q A A Q 6 6 Q Q . g 2 2 Complnments of Q Y 6 6 'P 2 2 3 A A 2 2 Q Q A A 7 2 6 Z M. F. ASHLEY AND CO. 2 A F R I E N D 2 6 S A A Q 6 6 eg 6 6 2 2 Z A A Q cb A Q da da 'P Q 6 Z Lumber for three generations A 2 6 6 3 6 6 Y 6 6 V 2 2 Z A A 'P 2 2 Z3 3 A 3 A 2 S A Z' ff 6 6 Q A A Q A da Q' 6 6 7 6 6 -o-4-1-a Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q -Q L xa- Y Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Qw-xr Q44044444444446444464444444444444444444444444444444444444444444446464444444444444644 3 L E A R N 2 Q .s 3 2 E RAolo AND TELEVISION 5 ? 6 E ASSURE YOURSELF OF A HIGH PAYING CIVILIAN JOB E 5 OR A SPECIALIST RATING IN THE ARMED FORCES E a. 5 Train on actual commercial equipment Q 4 F E COURSE PREPARES FOR FEDERLL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION E 2 OPERATOR AND TECHNICIAN LICENSES Q E Day or Evening Classes Spring and Fall Terms E 'P A 3 PLACEMENT 'SERVICE 2 E E E R.I.RADIOSCHOOL E 3 2 sf .s 3 2 3 Established l9I9 2 E 40 Fountain Street Providence 3, R. I. E E UNion I-9688 E Q Over thirty-three years' experience training men in E F Radio, Electronics, and Television Q 44444 FFP? 0 0 3 Y. 3 0 :J 5? 0 '71 DDDLDDDDVDDUDDDIUDDDUDEUDUWWDDVWUWWWUDUWDVWUDWWVWWUDDDUDDDDDDDDDDDUDDDDDDVDDDDDD ATTLEBORO AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION Attleboro, Mass. ANDERSON BROS. ATTLEBORO OVERLAND MORSE MOTORS Pdckdrd Mercury Pontiac and Cadillac ARNOLD 8. JOHNSON, INC. BARNEY MOTORS, INC. NERNEY MOTOR SALES Dodge and Plymouth Buick Ford IATTLEBORO MOTOR SALES BUSTER CRAFFORD, INC. WHEATON MOTOR SALESE 5 fvdebdker Chevrolet Hudson I QANSON MOTORS FITZGERALD MOTORS, INC. WOODCOME AUTO SALES? Oldsmobile Chrysler and Plymouth j AUSTIN OF EN GLAND QPNNWDDDDVDVDDvDvDrv8vvvvvwvvvvvvvv 115 WDDDDDVDDUVDDDDWWDVVDVDDVDVPVWP vvvvvvv 44 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 0-6 J 3 2 4 3 2 I 9 6 a Q 6 . o 3 2 Complnments of Q Q 6 a Q 3 H 3 a. 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