Auburn High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Auburn, MA)

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elen A aerson M f n 'W' e ol a s ele a o lac ur l al.:a,s rea ffm 93.5 6 xec 'Llt e Dme A is D al afia salesffa care ree atare l C w vaonltteeol alrr 'fldred Bedard If Y v-ere there': ioke, L 's 'Ii Q' . L' possib e slle's listeniag, ' i more ,arobable that s11e's te'lin- it. Al- ways the center of a lauirinfr ci owd filly is well-renown in our class for her in- comparable sense ol humor. Debating, Speaking Contests, Basketball l, Junior Play Usher. Iiary Bennett To sozxe, Mary seems to be a quiet young lady, but tc t3.ose who really know her she is full of fun and always ready with a joke cr laugh. Senior Flag' Us2.er. Lillian Bjurstrcm Lil With her inexliaustible suiwly of jokes and contagious laugh, Lil has Lelped to brighten up all the classes and activities in which she Las taken part. The faculty will attest to the fact that as a secretary she is one of tie best. Play 5-4, Cauldron, Basketball l-4, Soft- ball l-2, Track, Student Council. Paul Blais There is never a dull :moment when Paul is around. His success as a comedian has won hizz, countless friends. lf we had to have aman come to dinner, we'o choose Paul. Basketball l-4, Senior Outing Comxlittee Play Committee 5-4, Senior krom. Alfreda Blanchard Al The saying that Good things cone in small packa5es, iS qul te true in Alfreaa's case. Al's sense of humor is tops and ner laugh is merry. Besides, she won the history medal! Ifice going for a little girl, don't you think? Senior Play Hinnie Bolivar Slug Quiet, but energetic, describes Iiinnie exactly. Her disposition is of the test, and her determination to get ner work done and :lone well will carry Ler far in life. Basketball l, Track, Glee Club, Prom 4, Junior Pla Committee . J

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Robert Raymond 'Bob' Hats off to a sportsman and a gen- tleman. Long and lanky Bob will go down in the history of Auburn football and basketball teams as a great player. He never gives upbut is in there pitch- ing even against hopeless odds. The class showed their appreciation of him by electing him president of the senior class. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Ring Committee, President 4, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Cauldron. Georgina Robbie nGeorgieN Did you hear that giggle? Well Georgie must be listening to a joke. Her smiling brown eyes and keen wit have made her one of our popular girls. She is brimful of energy, and initia- tive is her middle name. Vice President Student Dome 2-5-4, Properties Orchestra, Prom 5, Ring President 4, Cauldron. Council, Green 5-4, Play 4, Committee, Vice Allan Johnson HRedN Meet the smartest boy in the class. However, uAll work and no play makes Johnny a dull boyn doesn't apply to nRedu. His acting ability was demon- strated in the junior and senior plays. Treasurer 2-4, Executive Committee 5, Play 5-4, Track,Photography,Green Dome, Editor-in-Chief of the Cauldron. Catherine Murphy nCathyn Take a pair of twinkling Irish eyes, add good humor and wit, and you have Catherine. Her sunny nature has endeared her to all her classmates. She has been one of our best workers, too. We expect a lot from you in the future, Catherine. Secretary l-5-4, Assistant Editor of Green Dome, Assistant Editor of Caul- dron, Debating 5, Photography, Prom 5, D. A. H. Representative, Speaking Con- test 5.

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Marguerite Boyce Pegg-Y There'sa smile in your eyes, sweet- heart darlin' H Remember the song about the lrish colleen. Peggy makes the song cometolife--warm smile,blueeyes, black curly hair, gracious manner. All this, and Peggy, too? Play 5-4, Prom 3-4, Vice President of Student Council, Executive Com ittee, Green Dome. Bernice Briggs nBernieU Although HBernieH has been with us only a short time, she has made a place for herself not only in school activities but in the hearts of her classmates you climb to the top as fast in your work as you have in our class. . May life Senior Play. Richard Brown UDicku uStill water runs deepn aptly fits nbickn. His calm face belies a certain mischievousness which has intrigued many of the ladies at times. Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play Com- mittee, Baseball. Henry Bukowski Our candidate for the nthings-are- not-always-what-they-seemn department is Henry. You see, he is not as quiet as he seems to be. His cheerful nature and ability toget along with everyonevdlltw long remembered. Doris Bylund HDollyH with her blonde hair, blue eyes and ladylike manner, NDollyHsetseveryone at ease as soon as she meets Whimn. Because she was an efficient member of the com- mittee for class pictures, many a swain in the class of'42 had the golden oppor- tunity of arranging a date with her. Play Committee 5-4, Prom Committee 3-4, Picture Committee, Cauldron. Yolanda Camosse HYollyW For she's a nyollyn good fellow. Pep, vim, and vigor, combined with spar- kling eyes and friendly personality, add up to the one and only uYolly.u Ring Committee, Executive Committee ll, Green Dome, Cauldron, Play Committee 5-4. Dorothy Cleary HDotn HDotH has many assets, but the one that we all envy is her beautiful red hair That is not an indication, howeven of a hot temper in HDot'sn case. She is very congenial and always happy. Vice President l-2, Play Committee 5-Q, Freshman heception. Claire Coderre HQuietH, you may say about Claire, but the answer you'd get from those who knova her would be a laugh. Claire is really full ofthe Hdickensn and her wide smile puts everyone into a happy mood. Photography Club, Senior Play Usher.