Auburn High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Auburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1945 volume:

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MORGAN ALLISTON C. WETHERELL Superintendent Principal Spanish KATHERINE C FLYNN DONALD W GOODNOW FRANCES H HOGAN OHICG Pructlce Scxence H1SfOfY ADAM T KOSCIUSKO ELIZABETH P LOVE MARGARET G PALMER MeChGn1CG1 Drctwxnq Home Economlcs Enqhsh I H I 'fl II W will Ili -FIVE 'all I ,sw Y J ,' E '. . 7I'!'I'.Q11lJ Pi' 'E lfnllfffl' ' ' PI!1TffIflIffffL,,i TfTIIfIfI,IQIg Vf'fff'YT..'Tfj, -E 'fff TfIf 'IIQ, 'I' lssrmmlmlnml lmmnmnmml 'E !I lasuzxmmmml lmcumrrmmml lasummzmnasl MILDRED L YOUNG HELEN M LYNCH Enqhsh II III MUSIC Supervlsor s 'wi VERNELLE BALL CATHERINE M BENOIT WILHO FRIGARD Bookkeepmq Typewrxtmq Matlnemctl s BARBARA H KIRKPATRICK DOROTHY R MULRY KATHRYN M STAFFORD An Supervlsor Prem h Lcmn I-Ixstcry Cxvxcs lmummmmml lsncmmfulmml lmunmmunml immnimuimml lmuiuiuimrmml lmcrunrumnml . . , ' I , , . X. my 'wrwz . J, I . ,. A ,C 1 L . F , . .. lsscmmmmnml lmcruimnmimml IBCIIIIULUJIDHI lmuirugrrrmllnml lmmrrnrrniumml lmmmrmmml 675155 gan! 5125! Edxtor 1I1 Chlef Assocmte Edltor Gerry Wolcott Mar1on Er1cson Literary Staff Harry Barker Charrman Phylhs Albrect Ruth Martm Eva Oberg Curt Hall Margaret Black Peggy Dwyer Lo1s Booth Dorls Carpenter Art Staff Penny Wheeler Chalrman Ianet Roy Roger Gustafson Produchon Staff B111 Nlms Chalrrnan Estelle Labrle Helen Peterson Lorrame Bertlnaurne Ruth Nelson Anme Por1 Charlotte Ernst Exleen Halvey Barbara Muhlfnedel Yvonne GSIVGIS lean McConnell Roy Laprade Elsxe Pashooglan Astrxd Eklund Ianet Roy lean Palmer Busmess Staff Beverly Gruber Chalrman Iune Forsberg Wllllarn Robble Gllda Carnosse W1nn1e lohnson Bob Iohnson Bernard Sunoneau Edd1e Hallberg Ray Dewsbury Mar1e Croteau Avrce Flnch Dell McLean lssunmnminml lmrumrurmsaj IE BI lmmnunimml lmrliulnujruluml lmfrrununuusal 6 ,, , . .4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T 5 jx --4 Zi ,flxh 3 LgZ7Zl6W5 ff Q QQ f I I .cf Ny ff W 1 ' liv 1 I 5 .3 1 -- I i f 12,1 f '7 1 'S 3Qfv'?-X 'lf gil-'f F-f' X Al - Yi --fl? 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Librarian 3: Basketball 2 3 4- Football 3- Picture Committee lA7HYLLIS ALBRECHT Phyl A Dream Walking is a phrase that sults Phyl perfectly An everlasting smile and laughing eyes plus a winning person ality have made her one ot our most popular girls Dramatics 1 Play 3 Prom Committee 4 Basketball 14 Cauldron Soitball 1 Glee Club 1 2 Orchestra Z 4 LORRAINE BERTHIAUME Frenchy Take a dimpled damsel add a dash of athletics sprinkle generously with sparkling humor add a bit ot height and cover with plenty of attractiveness and you have cooked up a vision ot this young lady Lrbrartan 3 4 Dramatzcs 1 Plav Committee 3 Play 4 Basketball l 2 4 Student Council 1 Cauldron Green Dome 4 Softball 1 Glee Club 13 Rmq Committee Talent Show 1 2 Prom Committee 3 4 Cap 61 Gown Committee MARGARET BLACK Nancy Take another look fellows heres our Nancy' lsnt she your ideal date with the lovely smile and those twinkling eyes? You can bet she is' A pertect time with a really wonderful girl Ye there is no one like Iwancy when you really need a frlend Libranan 3 4 Dramahcs 1 Play 3 Play Committee 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Cauldron Softball 1 Glee Club 1 2 Orchestra 4 Picture Committee limnrr ni at-I la- fr ut i at-I I-ra nm -1-flsmrrrrrrtrtel lmfrtunnrtlrml lmrrriinrmins:-I 9 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 . 11 . . 7 I I - I 7 1 7 1 11 11 5-' I I . 4 . A , , - 1 1 I I - I I 1 1 I I 7 I I - I 7 1 7 1 I u 11 1 1 . .,, . , . . . . . l . 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I ' I lssrmirnnrrrnaal lm rrrrrxrtmtrx-1 I-mmzmnrnmf lyas cnrnnrrrrrtml lasunlltrnmwl lmcrrrrrnnnnml Donls CARPENTER 06664 'ff Dom A gay charrner who laughs all her troubles away and w1ll cure you of all your blues also Always co operatlve and cheerful Dons w1ll make a wonderful nurse Play Committee 3 4 Debatmq 1 Glee Club 13 Talent Show 1 Tnp Committee Cauldron GLENNA CARPENTER Pxcky Although all know Glenna as a funlovlng story tell1ng M1ss 1f you want sornethmg done well and on tlrne call on Glenna' Play Committee 4 Orchestra l Photography 4 MARIE CROTEAU Manah W1tty lovable and laughable only part1ally descnbe Marle Although she seems 1I'1I1OC'G11l her rnysterlous srrnle and THIS ch1evous eyes prove she ts dev1l1sh Fun spelled wlth a capxtal F IS her motto but she works hard too lt took some thlng more than fun to rnalntaln her hlgh scholastlc record Lxbranan 3 4 Play Commxttee 3 Cauldron Glee Club 2 Photography 4 Pxcture Committee 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety Graduatxon Speaker RAYMOND DEWSBURY ay For hes a Jolly Good fellow well descrlbes Ray HIS easy manner and perpetual good humor have brought htm a lot of trxends Success w1ll surely be hrs Lrbrar an 3 Play Commxttee 3 4 Prom Commntee 3 4 Cauldron laarnrmrmrusal lwrrrrrmr tr at-I l-rmrnrtrrrr al lmrrrmUrrmnas1 lmurulrnmnml lsscrrrrnlrrnmal ll , . . I ll I ll 1 , , . . 7 7 -7 2 n . u I - I 1 I - f ., . .. I I . 4 , ' . . ., If H . . If H . I I ' - f I I I 7 I I I IIR ll H I . 11 . . ' 2 . ' . 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Dramahcs 13 Play 3 Prom Commxttee 3 Green Dome 13 PAULINE GRAVES Polly Polly 1S a true plcture of a d1qr11f1ed semor Wlth her fr1endly smlle and lauqhlnq eyes Polly 1S one of our most devoted classmates and a real fnend All the success 111 the World to you' Play Committee 3 4 YVONNE GERVAIS St1ll water runs deep IS an old saymq Th1s pretty ma1den may seem reserved but she IS a center for fun Talent Show 3 Cap cmd Gown Comxmttee Plav Commxttee 3 Basketball 14 Cauldron Green Dome 4 Glee Club 1 2 Photcgqraphy Play Committee 4::Cauldron l : lmmmrrnzmml lmfrrrrurrmmml laeururnrlnlmj lmmnrnrrmml lmfrrrmurunml lmcrmmnnnuml 13. lmmrnrrmfnml lmunmurunml las uznrrtrtnmml lmrrunrnrmml lasmnnnrmml laatunrfrrrrmasl BEVERLY GRUBER Bev lf you hear a loud burst of lauohter 1t most l1kely W1l1 be Bev and her constant compamon WIHHIG We all envy Bev s ab1l1ty to see the sunny s1de of thmqs She has been a valuable mem ber ot our class and we know she w1ll succeed 1n whatever she attempts Vlce President 2 Secretary 3 Llbranan 4 Dramatic: 1 Play 3 Play Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 4 Cauldron Glee Club 1 2 Rxnq Committee 3 Executlve Committee l 2 Graduation Speaker ROGER GUSTAF SON Beneath h1s sedate manner one hnds Roger full of fun and wlth a sense of humor One has only to look at the rlqht mo ment to t1nd that he has tour comparatlvely qu1et years at Play Committee 4 Prom Commzttee 4 Cauldron Baseball 2 Photography 4 EILEEN HALVEY Vtvaclous Elleen IS known to us all by her funlovrng manner and contaq1ous qlqqle She has added hte and sparkle to many of our class act1v1t1es Play Committee 4 Green Dome 1 4 Glee Club 2 3 PAULINE IOHNSON Qiwawfff Po Pauhne 1S a pente Mls wlth beautttul tlashrnq eyes She also has a neat appearance ana nas a Way wlth the opposlte sex Good luck rn whatever you do Polly Lxbranan 3 Dramatlcs 13 Play 3 Green Dome I Glee Club 4 lmtrnnruirmnml laanrmnnmml lmrinlrnminnal lmtriunrrnunml lmrlrnimlrmaml lmvnnnrnmsal l4 A. 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Best of luck in the future. ,, ny.. lmfrrrrmmrnssl lasumimzmluasl lm-lrmullrmssl lmfrnmnnmnasl lmfnmlmmnml lmmlmirmirnssl ROBERT IOHNSON Bob Bob IS that good lookmg emor who appears qulet untrl you become acqualnted Dont let that gleam IH h1s eye fool you grrls he has hrs eye on a certam grrl m Rhode Island Bob can always be depended upon to do a Job well and hrs Wllll1'lq1'19SS to cooperate wlll help hrm to wrn many frrends 1n l1fe Play 4 Prom Commxttee 4 Student Council 4 Cauldron Baseball 3 4 Football 2 3 Track 3 4 Gift Committee WINIFRED IOHN SON Wmme The glrl wlth the laugh you love to 11sten to always a barrell of fun thls popular blonde IS a good sport She has the rare ab1l1ty of be1ng able to m1x fun fnendlmess and ath letlcs wrth a very hrgn scholastrc ab1l1ty Llbranan 4 Dramatxcs 2 Play 3 Play Committee 3 Prom Committee 4 Basketball 14 Student Councxl 2 Cauldron Asslstant Edntor Green Dome 4 Green Dome 3 Softball 1 2 Rang Committee Talent Show 2 National Honor Society Gtft Commlttee Graduation Speaker ROBERT KALLOCH Bob Tall dark and observant glves a general descr1pt1on of Bob Behlnd those brown eyes IS a good humor that catches all that passes Play 4 Play Commxttee 3 4 Band l Football 2 3 ESTELLE LA BRIE One of the more l1vely and 11'1l9ll1QeI1l members of our class who always can be depended upon to do any Job well Her frlendly dlsposltlon and happy smlle make Estelle a pleasant compamon Ltbranan 3 4 Dramatlcs l Play Commlttee 3 4 Prom Committee 4 Cauldron Green Dome 4 lmmnrmrnml lfwrmr rl sal lasrrrnrrrrmrel 1-mimi rum-r-I lasurrmlrlumaal lmirumlmrnssl 15 f l ll ll , - . 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'Y' lmcmirurrlmlml lmrrrfr1m11zfllamI1Lr1ru1r1ml lmnI11111I1Inmllmn1Irrr11111111sallmacrm11D11I1a:-l BARBARA MUHLFRIEDEL Barb Barb IS full of pep and oh that qlqqlel lt qoes r1qht up the scale Barb has helped us out a lot 1n every act1v1ty We have undertaken Lxbranan 3 4 Grit Commxttee 3 Play Committee 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Councxl 1 3 Cauldron Green Dome 4 Execuhve Commxttee 1 3 Class Secretary 1 Tnp Commrttee RUTH NELSON Ruthy Her frlendly yet d1qn1t1ed manner 1S an mfluence on every one who comes 1n contact W1th her She has a pleasant man ner and a charrnmq personahty and her helpful nature should make her a success Dramatzcs l 2 Play Commrttee 3 Cauldron Green Dome 4 Talent Show 2 SHIRLEY NIDDRIE Shul Her sparklmq eyes and lnstant sm1le have captured all our hearts Glee Club 2 3 WILLIAM NIMS It 1snt very hard to get acqualnted v1th B111 He has those dev111sh eyes and a swell personahty that the q1r1s hke When 1t comes to dancmq he can make h1s feet talk Lots of luck 1I'1 the future B111 Plays 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 4 Cauldron Green Dome 4 Orchestra 1 2 4 Band 4 Photography 3 Talent Show Class Day Speaker lmrrmrrrul sal larrmmfn 1 ml lm mr 11 sal lm mm 11111591 las frrmmiuuml IBVIUIUHVTIIJHI 17 1 . .1 frff r l Full of pep and vitality, Shirley is always the life of the party. ,.Bin.. , 1 ff ' -'fl 1 21, B -7fl'f iL,1 ,I lmorrrnnnrnml lmcriliurrmmlml lmtruxlrrmmml lmummnmuml lmuiurmjulmml lasrmlnmmnml EVA OBERG A sense of humor plus a xlvac ous personallty have made our blonde Eva one of our outstandmg classmates Bes1des all these assets Eva IN one of our more br1lhant students Dramatxcsl 2 Play 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 4 National Honor Socxety Basketball Manager 3 4 Cauldron Green Domel 2 3 4 Talent Show I Graduatlon Speaker IEAN PALMER Its not very often we see je n wnen S19 1snt engaged 1n deep conversat1on There IS never a dull moment 1f lean IS near she always has someth1ng to say and she lS also a member of our g1rls basketball team Best w1shes for your success 1n whatever you do Dramatic: 1 Play Committee 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 ELSIE PASHOOGIAN A br1l11ant sm11e a beauutul head of ha1r and a happy laugh these are ElS19 s d1st1ngu1sh1ng character1st1cs She IS a person worth knowlng and her charmmq personal1ty WIHS her many fnends Lxbrarian 4 Play 4 Play Commxttee 3 4 Prom Committee 3 4 Cauldron Green Dome 1-4 Glee Club 13 Talent Show 1 IU NE PIERCE Iunes ladyhke manner coupled w1h her neatness IS to be env1ed We can always depend upon her to do a task qu1ckly and do 1t well Her ab1l1ty to get along Wllh everyone W1ll be valuable 1n her success 1n later hte Prom Commxttee 3 Cap 6 Gown Commxttee Gxft Commxttee lmumlrrrmnml lr:-1UI1ZmIm11:Ussl lmmnmmmel lmurlmlrumssl ls1ammrn.1U1Jmltmrr1nmr1nr1ael 18 fl i ' , - G - l 1 . Green Dome 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Cauldron , L r , launlnnrrnml las nrrnirtgrrutml Ik11'VlI'IUH1DiI las ml lmunrnlrrnineal lasrrnumnnasl ANNA PORI Anme One of the cuter glrls of our class who IS always bubbhng over w1th the 1oy ot l1v1ng When Glenna C and she get to gether the flreworks beam Dramahcs 3 4 Cauldron Green Dome 4 Glee Club 3 Photography 4 onv11.LE PROUTY QLWNL rv Orvxlle tull ol Jokes and lots ot fun made a h1t 1n the Senlor Play HIS sunny personallty together w1th h1s dependalnhty make hun a good compamol 1n any sttuatton Llbranan 4 Play 4 WILLIAM ROBBIE B111 IS our Casanova Those b1g brown eyes and that heautlful S1'I11lG go rlght to every q1rl s heart W1th that as a start plus h1s danc1ng ab1l1ty and ms talent as a p1an1st he has Just about the r1ght formula Best of luck always Blll ln the servlce and as a c1v1l1an Treasurer 2 Chaxrman Play Commlttee 4 Prom Commmee 4 Cauldron Rmq Commxttee IRENE ROSE Irene s lntectlous g1ggle IS known to all at Auburn H1gh She IS a welcome addltlon to every party and Wlfh her gay manner she should succeed 1n anythmg she undertakes Dramahcs 3 Plays 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Glee Club 2 Talent Show lmfrrrrnrnnnml lmtrrnnrnnnu-I lm wrrtunm at-1 lasrrrunnrrmml lmcrruiugunmml lssfnnmnnnml 19 I ll u ll . : : : : no U , , . . H . . . . . : Bill A - , - , - , , : : : : , .,.. . K 1 : , : : : f tg, C 1 ,wa f f V 1 .. , . Ll L A - lmuirmrtilmiuml lmmrmirmmnml lmmimmunml lmurnmnmml lm mI Il EI BERNARD SIMONEAU Bemle Wxll you ever torqet Bernle s portrayal of the grandmother ln the Semor Play? HIS danclnq ab1l1ty beaut1ful srmle and w1ll mqness to cooperate have made Bern1e one of our outstandmq classmates Gtft Committee Tnp Committee Lxbrarian 4 Play 4 Cauldron Prom Committee 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball I 2 Track 2 WENDELL SORENSON Wendy When th re s talk about sa1l1nq there s Wendy an authonty Not the least btt qutet and havlnq a keen sense of humor Wendy IS ltked by all Prom Committee 3 4 Photography 3 Cap G Gown Commxttee Shlrley s buslness l1ke manner tends to h1de her apprectatlon of a humorous s1tuat1on or hat' Shtrley gets much done W1th httle ettort and IS a Jery n1ce person to know Lxbranan 4 Dramattcs 2 3 Play Commxttee 3 Basketball 1 2 Softball 3 WILLIAM TAYLOR B111 wtll best be remembered for h1s good natured personal1ty He IS very much mterested ln planes and as he IS already a pllot wlll no doubt soon be tlymq one of Uncle Sam s B 24 s The class of 45 W1shes you all the luck 1n the world Play 3 4 Play Committee 3 Basketball 2 Orchestra l 2 Football l 2 Track 3 lmurtmnrnnml lmcujuiurrrlrnml laaururrrmrmml lmfnrmiuimnssl lmmmnrrrrnsal Imcrzlmirrrrmml 20 SHIRLEY SPENCER Shirl Bill ' L lmqmmnnuml lmrrrrtminmssl lastrtirmnmnasl lmrrnnmmnml lasuirnmrrmml lmurnmmnml FRED THOMAS 'if Freddie Every class has a bad boy but not one class has as nice a bad boy as our Freddie. Friendly, with an irresistible grin, a twinkle in his eye. There is one subject which Freddie is proud ot he can tell you anything you want to know about an automob1le Play 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Photography 4 Football 1 2 3 T ack l 2 3 4 PAUL WENTWORTH Although Paul has been Wllh us only two years he made a place tor hlmselr at once and we are glad he 1S a member ot our class lf you see a 36 Chevrolet speeding by the driver most llkely will be Paul Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 Football 1 2 PRISCILLA WHEELER Penny Those big brown eyes a turned up nose and that sweet little innocent stare make up our Penny We can always depend on her for or good time lt IS easily seen Why Penny will be a good nurse Dramatlcs 1 2 3 Basketball l 2 Cauldron Chaxr of Art Staff Green Dome 1 2 3 Softball 2 Debating 1 Glee Club l 2 Play 3 Class Day Speaker Gift Committee 4 Gerry IS usually seen rushing through the corr1dors with too many books Her willingness to cooperate in school and other activities has won for her a high place 1n the esteem of all her assoc1ates Pun my soul t1s true' Vice Pres 1 2 Libranan 3 Dramahcs 1 Play 3 Play Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 Cauldron Ed1tor1nChlef Green Domel 2 3 4 Softball l 2 3 Debatmg 1 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 Chan Rmg Committee Talent Show 1 2 Cheer Leader 1 2 3 Student Council 1 Class Day Speaker lmtnrmurfrnml lsanmmnnnssl lmmnnlmnnml lasfirrrrmnrrnsal laacrmummml lmcnmnmimml 21 I . : , . . : : . . : r . , , ' I . , . 1 1 , . . - , . : : , ll ll , , ' . . : . : ' . : . . : : ' : . : : : . . GERALDINE WOLCOTT Gerry . , . ' . , : ' ' : ' : : ' : ' . : . , : : ' -' - ' : . . , : . . : ' , : . . : . : ' . ' ' : . : , . : ' : , , lmcrnmunmml lmcrunrnnmsal lmcmnnnnnssl lmunmmmnmf lmtrrngxrnnnml lmmzrrmuninml SHIRLEY YOUNG Her sedate manner w ll Wm h r many tr1ends and should help her go far 1r1 her chosen held At present the Flymg Yankee 1S her favonte haunt Glee Club 4 CURTIS HALL Hoxy A fnendly manner a never IG1l11'1q sense ot humor a grit of gab mxxed well wrth outstandlng athletlc ab1l1ty have made Curt one of the most popular boys 1D the Semor Class We w1sh you luck 1n the Coast Guard Hoxy ALBERT RILEY thuslast 1n fact Wherever he may go Al s enthus1asm W1ll be a l1I9Q1VlI'1q factor Tall blond and good lookmg descrrbes Al perfectly WYMAN THOMAS Our Iun1or Class presldent a regular fellow and a sports enthustast was Wy Hrs ambmous manner and 1ntell1g1ence have helped hlm get ahead We a l Jolned 1n w1sh1ng h1m luck when he left to attend Worcester Tech lssurrlnngulnml lmumnnniunmj lmuzurmnmml lmunlnmnnml lmnufunnmnml lmfrrmrulxnnml 22 HAI.. While at Auburn High, he was a basketball and football en- l l 1 l 1 - - - ' f - qgfvlflldfl yffkmfeas' af fffe ffm' af 45 CZ: fffe 452411104 LORING CORKUM Cork1e Loring left to Join the Navy last year his quiet manner is de banio and trumpet has been admired by those who have eara him We wish you were still with us but Uncle Sam gets tt good men sooner or lat r RAYMOND GIDDINGS Ray When theres music a group of boys theres Ray Iust a happy go lucky fellow ve know our boy will make good in the Army WALTER GOUGH Walla Tall and good looking Walla owns a pair ot sho lders any boy would envy and every gi l loves Walla was the first of our boys to Join the service Quiet with Just enough spice thrown in to make him a fellow everyone likes and admires MILTON LANDIN M1 t A bright smile to top off a charming personality has won him his many friends in school and out. How can we help but win the war with boys lik, our Milton in the Navy? The Senior class wishes you the best of luck always. PAUL LE CLAIR A friendly person with a contagious smile good natured. These are all good traits dependable and will gain for you many friends while you're in tl'e U. Ln. Navy or wherever you go. I OHN STURROCK Iohnny Whos the good- looking blond with the cheery personality? A quiet manner veils his devilish pranks and good humor. Iohnny was the first of our boys to win his wings. Good luck, lohnny. tri f-tif --11+ i+l , A . . A1 4 a A 23. -rl la- 'Z 'l,,' 1' -n-1 I-rf If -1-I la- i' 1 ' 1' -at li- -at I-rf I 1 ceiving, as his friends will assure you. His ability to play the U -is ' - e. I .I 4 . ,. .1,. Q L lt, -' va- -n--:- at--rs v' awweff yfzfzzhxs Parents frtends members of tl e faculty and underclossmen to say that we are not sorry to leave would he a qro s exaaaeratron for thrs day rnarks the last functron at Auburn 1-lrqh rn whrch We wrll take an actrve part lt marks the trme when we shall l hive our Cla srnates after four years of Close Companronshrp There rs one consolatron however whroh makes the partrnq frnal day of vrctory Our four years here have not been d ffrcult ones and l can truthful y speak for the rest of the class W en l say tnat we have all emoyed our stay at Auburn l-hah VV'e cannot ever fully repav the fac lty for therr krndnesses but l Wrsh express my qratrtude to them for therr patrence Wrth us To Mr Goodnow we extend our deepest thanks for the Cooperatlon he has arven us as our faculty afl Jrsor To the underclassmen we express tn fervent hope that they wrll spend emoyable and memorable days as We have had at Auburn Hrah l wtsh to thank rny Classmates for therr loyol y rn class undertakrnqs rnd for belnq who and what they are So before the class of 1945 passes through these doors for the last trme l brd you all Farewell KENNETH SORLIN A 'X' 74 lmr1rri7iii'11-:-l Iv't tTllIl,II' fl la- 'i .-1 l i1'i'1' ,Q ll 3 ll Ti . 3 .-j , ' , 1 - 1 t M s ' , ' t ' 1 . .ee 1 r s rr , - , . ' , A . I H I . t easier, and that is that we shall ao forth to work and fight, brinainq closer the H i , l , .. h ' ' 1 at t - f to W ' l . 'A . . Vx. A' he A r ' as ' - ' . ll A fl . V ll I .., I I-' -:-l Fx- y -:-I l-1-M -x-l I? . -1-1 la- -x-I l--W -xl I -x-I I5-' ---!QI I-r- A fx-I I5-' 1 -1-I Fr- it if Ia- QV! 4255 ffvkffwy ln September of l94l, a group of excited and bewildered freshmen stood on the steps of the Auditorium waiting to be admitted as members of Auburn High. At last the doors were flung open and we marched in timidly yet proudly. We listened attentively to all the rules and regulations and were then assigned to home rooms A few weeks later we wer guests of honor at the Freshman Reception at which we pledged allegiance to th upperclassmen and were fully initiated into the rituals of Auburn High Later in the fall Mr Hatfield was assigned as our Class Advisor and we immediately held a class meeting We elected the following officers to lead us through the trials of our first year President Iohn Sturrock Vice President Geraldine Wolcott Treasurer William Robbie and Secretary Barbara Muhlfriedel Cur class colors were to be red and white ln the spring of the year we put on a talent show in assem bly All the talent of the class was displayed and it was a great success The next September we entered school with more confidence for now we were Sophomores At our first class meeting we elected the following officers President Iohn Sturrock V1cePres1dent Geraldine Wolcott Treasurer Wyman Thomas and Secretary Beverly Gruber Many of our classmates both boys and girls were now taking an active part in sports and all showed great promise Near the end of the year we planned a class outing wlth the aid of our advisor Mr Hatfield The class went to Camp Gleason for an after noon and returned to the auditorium in the evening for dancing A large number attended and it was enioyed by all Everyone especially enioyed the exhibition of the hula hula dance glven by Shirley Niddrie Soon our Sopho more year came to a close and we were looking forward to bemg upper classmen The summer flew by and at last we were upperclassmen We began our school activities eagerly this year for there was a lot to be done First we elected our class officers as follows President Wyman Thomas Vice President Beverly Gruber Treasurer Milton Landin and Secretary Ianet Roy Then a committee was elected to select our class rings and we soon knew the pleasure of wearing tl em ln tne midst of our activities we lost our advisor Mr Hatfield who became an Ensign in the Navy Mr Goodnow became our next advisor so we went confidently on with our plan Our play The Bashful Bachelor was a great success and was well deserving of all the praise it received Near the end of the year we held our lunior Prom which was as successful as had been the play For our class outing we went to Whalom Park Although on the roller coaster twelve times in succession At long last we were Seniors 'We had thought we would be more grown up and maybe a little wi er but we v ere mv t rken ln fact many of us still acted like freshmen This ye r we chose Mi ton Landin President lane-t Roy Vice President Harry Barker Treasu er o id Helenmarie Peterson Secretary Our first event was the olay ne s a S ldiers Sweetheart lt was a great 'I' 'Fi' 'E' 'Bi H193 25 . , e i ' , ' ' , e , : ' - ' , ' : , : ' , 1 ' ' ' , ' J , I ' , 2 ' - ' , ' Y ' 4 I 1 I I W A v v A Q ll IA S- - , I it rained all day, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, especially those who rode , . . . 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I I-r-'i'i.1iQ1..tg I I- : i,1'g,,5 -1-I I Ttrifrifif II 'iiirfigigjl fjyijgg ' success and was followed by a succ ssful Prom Not long after this we lost our class president Milton Eandin to the Navy Another election was held and Kenneth Sorlin was chosen to replace him By now we had many class mates in the services lohn Sturrock in the Air Corps Curt Hall in the Coast Guard Milton in the Navy Bay Giddings in the Army and many others who were already serving in some branch or waiting to serve For a while we thought we would be the first class of all girls to graduate from Auburn High Our picture commlttee had been chosen the photographer was chosen and we began to have our pictures taken We decided upon caps and gowns and elected Class Day and Graduation Speakers We also hose the Cauldron staff and the Cauldron was soon under way Peggy Dwyer was chosen as our D A B Representative In April we wcnt to Boston for our class trip We all had a wonderful time and will long remember every bit of it especially Mickey Now as we are about to leave Auburn High we look back on those four wonderful years with pleasure and priae to think that we have been a part of such a wonderful class and a wonderful school As we look ahead to the future we are unafraid for we know that the lessons and principles taught us in our four years at Auburn High will carry us forward to success HELENMARIE PETERSON 4255 WG!! WE the graduating class of 1945 of Auburn High School Township of Auburn County of Worcester Commonwealth of Massachusetts United States of America being of sound mind and bodv and being well aware of the un certainty of this life do ordatn this to be our last will and testament and do bequeath the following to such persons places and organizations as are here in named We leave the high school to the tender loving care of the faculty. To the Iunior Class we leave one rusty fish-hook. To th Sophomore Class we leave our ability for making our proms and plays successful and hope that they Nill make good use of it in their last two years of high school. To the Freshman Class we leave the hope that they, too, may someday become dignified, law-abiding citizens of the Senior Class. To the incoming Freshman we leave our sympathy, discarded pencils, and the gum under the seats. Iohn Adamski leaves his outstanding ability on the basketball floor to David Sibley. Phyllis Albrecht leaves her long, dark tresses to lack York with the hope that he will use them next winter when the cold winds start whistling through his pineapple clip. Harry Barker leaves his ruddy complexion to brighten up the rooms on a gloomy day. You can save a lot of electricity that way. Lorraine Berthiaume leaves her beautiful, deep dimples to Thomas r 'i'1rUiimiml lmfnrnnxzinisal lmrririzniiiin-at lmrrnrrnnrnnr-I lavrrrutrzgiiiiml l-rfjrri rw vm 26. Iasrrrrrmnnnml lssrnnnininiml lmcrnii:imi333al lasfrrmnrnjrml laarrrnrnimiiii ssl lmmrrrrrurnissl I 1:-111 -1- x-, -ta ala- Snyaer For you who yec rn for drrn les tlns AS Lorrarnes secret snhhh she used to sleep on collar buttons Margaret Bla lc Lots Boot rt Prtsctlla ff1eeler lecve Norman Morrn rob r Caro nter and Ray mfncl G lb rt wrt m ny regrets et er wants nd an stand them Robert Brognamer leoyes t e farno s Brognamer Nrnauo 1o future uddung oaseball entnusrast Russell Burke leaves lnxs brrllrant xellov baslcetoall outf1t to anyone ora Je enough to wear t G1lda Camosse leaves her tancrng ab1l1ty to Edwara ocnunke May he 'noke good u e o1 lt Dorls Carpenter leaves her oosrtron a Drum Ma1orette wlth the Auburn Cadet Band to loseohme Gle1ck Glenna Carpenter leav s her collectron of tall tales to LeRoy Chnstenson to match hrs he1ght Mane Croteau lecve he rntelllg nce to any scatterbransed under clas man Raymond Dewsbury leaves nt numer us freckles to Rosemary Black Margaret Dwyer leaves her dtgnrty wlth tne hope frat tt wont be too oadly abused to Grace N1ddr1e Astrrd Eclclund and Paultne Iohnson leave the-1r lrttl bla lc books 1n the care of Sh1rley Wllson Marlon Encson leaves penod Charlotte Ernst leaves her fnfecuous chuckle to Dorotny Croteau AVICG Flnch leaves her studrous nature to Merton H1ll lune lnorsberg W1n1fred lohnson and Beverly Gruber leaxe thelr favorrte booth at Harlows to Tersa Cote Anne Ll-leureuy and Dorotny Reardon Yvonne Gervars leaves the mot o ollence 13 golden to Vrola Pond Paulme Graves le ves ner calm and lady ltke manner to Mary lean MacFarlane Roger Gustafson leave tus large colle t1on of P M shps to the waste babe drlve Etleen Halvey leaves he nnany lett rs from servrcem n to the Trbrary for future referen e Robert lohn cn le ves B nbc a lohnson M rry lohnson Margaret lohnson Francrs Iohnson Robert Iohnson and all ncom1ng Iohnsons to carry on that esteemed name of yes you ve guessed tt lohnson Robert Kalloch rect ve s notght to Elrzabe n lmchols Estelle l.aBr1e leaves her tongue wh1ch rs always tn mot1on or as the old adage goes hftched tn the m1ddle and wag ct botn ends to Lots Russell Raymond Laprade leaves hrs naturally wavy halr to Dorothy lohnston Now she can do away w th tnose numerous pm curls that we e her wxth so often Dell MacLean leaves her jlft or gettrng mto arguments about nothmg ,xt o y tlrne to Pnyllls St ne Ruth Martln le 'Jes a t or Trddly frnks for the Fr shmen to amuse t ernselves durmg o dull stu y oertod -r-.- -1-I-2 -1-as -nw at--za I , 1 f 1 , . ,Y I .,. , , ,, ,.,.f,. ,,,,,, A ll . .r,,.-1 -rf. 1.1 . 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I-is i lean McConnell leaves her excellent imitation of Donald Duck to anyone who can listen to it without laughing. Barbara Muhlfriedel leaves her pleasant, cheerful attitude towards everything and anything to Elizabeth Hoyle. Ruth Nelson leaves her version of the Hula Hula dance to Patricia Newton. William Nims leaves his big clodhoppers to the Auburn Sea Scouts to be used as patrol boats. Eva Oberg leaves her good disposition and sunny smile to lack Morgan. lean Palmer leaves her gift of gab to Virginia Farrar. Elsie Pashoogian leaves her efficiency in secretarial work to Winifred Bedard. Helen-Marie Peterson leaves her winning ways to Gladys Poulin. Iune Pierce leaves her quiet voice to Charles Burack, Anna Pori leaves her bewitching smile to Norman Farrar so that he, too, may attract the opposite sex. Orville Prouty leaves his happy-go-lucky, devil-may-care attitude to James Nugent. William Robbie and Kenneth Sorlin leave their ability to tickle the ivories to anyone who wishes to be the center of attraction in a group Irene Rose leaves her giggle to be used as the eight o clock bell Ianet Roy leaves her poise and charm to Beverly MacKay Bernard Simoneau leaves his good looks and excellent manners to Alan Grossman Wendell Sorenson lea Jes his mail but absolutely refuses to leave his female Shirley Spencer leaves her athletic ability to lanet Broghamer William Taylor leaves Mr Goodnow s Physics class with many sighs and regrets to the lucky person filling his place Fred Thomas leaves his booklet on :low To Be A Teacher s Pest to Robert Ericson who really doesnt need too much help Paul Wentworth leaves his driving ability to someone who doesnt value their life very highly Geraldine Wolcott leaves her thousands of so called iokes and puns to the Janitor so that he may put them out with the rest of the garbage Shirley Young leaves her shyness and demureness to Everett Wheeler WE the class of l945 do hereby set our hand and seal to this our solemn will and testament on th fourth day of Iune in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty iive CLASS OF l945 Witnesses Moitle Gravel Gertie 48 .I I V 9 h V. I I I-It ffriiiiiziii -is-I I-ia fixiizfiiipmx-I I-Q iiiiiigigi. -1-I I-it-r1r'1'ii.fi1:111i'r-I I-r-'r': t7t. 171.4-I la -i-I -nlI-Ja1f:r1f.,,.-1-II-Jr-i1 31:1.-1:-ll-1-7iy't,1 J. -nl I-sl1i11zg1i3 -1:-I I-2 'Vi I Scene T1me Ianet Helen Ianet Helen Ianet Helen Ianet Helen Ianet Helen fjlahiecy Harrmgton Corner 'Worcester Massachusetts Ten years hence Gee Helenmar1e 1t IS so good to see you aga1n Its been so long I know 1t It IS Just ten years ago today that we graduated from good old Auburn Hlgh School Have you seen many of the k1dS around SIHCS you ve been home? Oh Ianet I met so many ot the k1dS from the class of 45 wh1le I was do1ng soclal work 1n the PIIIIIDDITIGS There I met Harry Barker He IS a Navy oH1cer now On my way home I met Sh1rley Nlddfle Jn Hawa11 where she IS teach1ng hula danclng Speak1ng of danc1ng Estelle LaBr1e owns a danc1ng school for m1ddle age men Its a r1ot Sayl what do you thmk of my ha1r'? I Just got a permanent from Paul Wentworth and do I love It HIS mamcures are the best 1n the CIIY too AVICQ Pmch IS always 1n Paul s very exclus1ve shop read1ng cards and tell1ng fortunes I met Fred Thomas 1n San Francl co He was tak1ng a plane to Iapan to do m1ss1onary work there I hear he IS qulte an expert Wh1le I was IH New York I met Robert Brcghamer and Russell Burke They smg W1th a tr1o called The Four Bee s ln the ntght clubs Marlon ETICSOH 1S really go1ng up 1n the world She runs the elevator ln the Emp1re State Bu1ld1ng Bern1e S1moneau IS really pushlng Arthur Murray 1nto the back ground Irene Rose owns an exclus1ve school for g1rls over 50 Orvllle Prouty 1S try1ng to IHVGHI a sk1nless banana And speak1ng ot 1nvent 1ng W1lI1am N1ms hasnt maae a publlc appearance for IIVG years I hear he IS try1ng to 1nvent the flylng belt Buck Rogers IS always wear1ng In New York I met Wendell Sorenson He IS a great playboy there and you should see the g1rls Ire goes out w1th um mm' I had to rush down to Coney Island every day because Barbara Muhltnedel gets shot out of a cannon twlce a day down there G1lda Camosse 1S very happ1ly marrled w1th two sets ot tw1ns Dell He IS a l1on tamer Ruth Mart1n can tell you all tl1e news She 1S QOSSID ed1tor of the Da1ly Record Eva Oberg has Just publlshed her new book How To Wr1te Successful Love Letters And lean Palmer IS tra1n1ng monkeys for R1ngl1ng Brothers Clrcus Whlle I was 1n Hollywood I met Paul1ne Graves She IS worklng w1th Martha Raye and IS she a howl Margaret Black IS compos1ng mus1c for the great p1an1st Grac1e Allen Raymond I..aPrade IS now the great lover on the screen Remember when we used to thxnk Van Iohnson was moe? lean McConnell IS the new duck 1n the Walt D1sney DICIUIGS -Jar -Ja -ml ja Il 1 ll -ml IEITHIVRIUJEI 29 : ' , , . : ' 's . ' l 1 n 1 I . , ' I L I , ' . MacLean is married, too, and her husband handles her beautifully. , . I-15 1'f113l:g. -all 7'1V1iz111'15n1-I I 1'Ki1iT11:g1Jff:4I IiffTZfl'Q,EiIQllL VIIJJ, 111 J g las rrrrrrrrrurrt ssl lea frrrrrrmrrlfr-I lmrrrmrzmnlvr-l laarrtmrmrmsal lmrrrrrlnurma-I lssrrm: rv f va-I Ianet Helen Ianet Helen Ianet Helen Ianet Helen lanet Helen Ianet Roger Gustafson now remodels cars He'll grve you plald seat covers and a red roof and a horn that goes Wool Woo' at a very low prrce The Carpenters, Glenna and Dons, were the frrst women plumbers 1h Auburn Raymond Dev sbury ana Robert Iohnson are bug extermrna tors and Elleen Halvey poses tor tooth paste ads I hear lohn Adamskr lS a fa nous prano player and that Lorrarne Berth1aume 1S a famous soprano 1n the lvletropolrtan Opera Company What really has people talkmg rs arvlng lune Forsberg the t1tle of Mlss Amerrca of l955 You thlnk that has people talklng drd you hear that Wllllam Taylor IS t ach1ng Chrnese grrls how to ly CIIIDIGDGSQ H1s favorrte student IS Tu Yung Beverly Gruber manages the Waldorf Cham rn Massa chusetts And Marle Croteau wrrtes the love lorn column IH the Evenmg Gazette I saw Charlotte Ernst wh1le she was on one of her well deserved holrdays She IS Mrs Roosevelt s travellng companlon Wrnxfred Iohnson stopped 1n to see me wh le she was ln the Ph1l1pp1nes I was so exclted when I heard that she was the champlon woman boxer of the world LOIS Booth heads a labor unlon for women 'mners and Brlly Robb1e IS presrdent of the Natronal Women Haters Soclety Robert Kalloch IS an ace detectrve ln the Worcester Polrce Force You dont know how surpr1sed I was when I got off the tram 1n New York and halled a taxr and found out the dr1ver was Phyllrs Albrecht But then I was surprrsed agaln when Paullne Iohnson drove me down to Worcester ln her bus Yvonne Gervars 1S tryrng to rnwent a norseless motorcycle for Ruth Nelson s Motorcycle Company wnere Iune Plerce rs the darrng motorcycle tester Peggy Dwyer has the trtle of the Champ1on Woman Rrveter of The Worla In INew York I met Kenneth Sorlm who has all the grrls swoonrng over hrs unorrglnal arrangement of All Or Nothrng At All Shlrley Spencer 1S a great Ballet dancer and Shtrley Young has yust made her debut rnto New York Soclety Annre Porr answers the telephone for Coca Cola Before anythrng else when she answers the telephone sne must glve a nngle about coke and then tell the trme Elsre Dcsnooglan 1S now mechanrc number one down at Demers Brother Garage Astr1d Eklund and Penny Wheeler operate a date bureau and Gerry Wolcott sees above every one s heads now She walks on trlts wlth a srgn on her back say1ng Shop at Bell s I guess everyone IS well occuplea 'Well I have to report at the Crty Hall n ten mrnutes so I w1ll leave you Ill call you up before I go away agarn O K Helenmarre so long It s fun to frnd out what everyone IS do1ng now IANET ROY lm wnurr zallmff'iVr1nue1jla rr -1- ea ea 11- rarer- a a- JO Y ' 1 V - . 1 , I r , . . 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' O I O I l'TlHIlID'I'I lm nr? 11111151-111 I-2 11211151131-r1l I-re'rHH:1:f3g:11r4l l1r41rfr11r:rr1mml laslffmr 1 sal Lgmm Why She s A Soldrers Sweetheart a comedy rn three acts presented by the Class of 45 read the program The t1me was 8 15 Fr1day December 8 After two months of rehearsal the eventful mght had arrlved The hall whlch was frlled to overflowmg qureted down and then the curtaln went up The scene 1S a comfortable l1v1ng room 1n a m1ddle class home lt seems that K1p Larkm a young phllanderer who has Just returned to h1s grandparents home from college IS to go rnto the Army Imp has been send1ng love letters wrltten by the practlcal Francle to two g1rls Paula and Coralle Everythmg goes along all r1ght ur1t1l he meets Andrea Vale a mov1e star who 1S taymg at h1s house He falls l1ke a ton of brrcks for ner and the lnevltable complrca t1ons set rn Paula and Corane s boy fr1ends enter the scene and they fall for Andrea too Rrcky K1p s younger brother helps m1x thxngs up more and keeps the audxence ln st1tches throughout the ent1re play w1th h1s tr1cks and Jokes K1p IS exposed by Francre to the grrls and Andrea but Andrea and her press agent have a d1sagreement and each go therr own way K1p and Andrea are reunlted and everybody IS happy The hrghhght of the play was the Red R1d1ng Hood Skll 1n tne second act Grandfather as the wolf Rlcky as Red and Buster as the grandmother combxne to put on a slat that had the ent1re audlence almost rollrng rn the a1sles Everybody agreed that the play was a tremendous success 'E I-P -'le -ll -11.1 42 I 111 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 11 . l . 1 - - 1 1 - 1 - 1 , . . . . . . 1 1 , . L . . . I . , S . . . 1 . . . . . T , ' 1 1 1.1 . . .1 . . - 1 1 1 . . 1 . - 1 1 qi iw tall .,i ,,,. ...V A. It ,. 11's Milt, ,V : I ,, Il, 1z3111u-I laiiixx' :,g -1-I I-1-iTT..7111f11 mi lmijfigjriiri H-I laafrirrfrrftx Q1-I laaffffizz M1101 The lun1or class presented Sprlnq Green a three act comedy by Ryerson and Clements The play takes place 1n a Mlddle Wes ern town loyce Averka takes the part of N1na Cassell a very young and modern mother Her slxteen year old dauqhte Tony IS Lorrame Rob1ta1lle Nancy Couture IS Tony s k1d s1ster Scooty L1ll1an Krukowsk1 acts as the fam1ly cook Mrs Rumple Mr Putnam the 1rres1st1ble grandfather IS played by Arthur Forsberq Carol Wentworth 1S Pmky Ames the manchaser wh1le Norman Morm 1S Dunk Doyle kmq of the wolf pack Norman tRedJ Sm1th plays the part of B1ng Hotchk1ss Dunk s best pal The ne1qhborhood pest Genevleve Iones 1S acted by Lou1se G1rard Ivan F1sh plays MaJor Todd Hls problem son IS George CBuddyl Townsend Grace Seaqrave portrays Eula Hotc 1k1ss Just returned from New York Thomas Snyder plays the part of Scoot1e s pal B1lly Ray Gxlbert as Doctor Blodqett and R1chard Gow as Ofhcer Ryan con clude the l1st The play was presented Frlday May 4 at 8 15 P M All seats were reserved fr--I -:ft-11 -sa 4 . 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P'l lim- , if Ii , 1:-ll-' V A1592 ' ' 1 L, 1 'Bi 'Bi 'Pi 'Pi Ol' ir 045545574 dill 5451 l3l'yll1s 11.l'3re Ft lean N Connell Nrllrarn lN1rns Margaret Bla lc lv n Fsh Ia lc Mora n l-' land F1she Nor an Farrar Allan Cossman Rol' rt Ftsh larres Kallock Fred Hardy Iosrah NVh1talcer Frank Kusy Ftrchard Ku y Euq ne tssco as Be' y Olson Barloar COld ell Sylvla lacobs Lars Russel L-...- Marvin Start, 2nd Base, Fred Thomas Catcher, Russell Burke, Left Fieldy Robert Erogharner Left Fteldq Robert Frxcson, Center Fleidg Merton Hill, 3rd Base: lames Lawson, Fliqht Field: Iohn Gough, Catcher, Francls Iohnson, Short Stopg Raymond Gxlbert, lst Base, Ivan Fish Pitcher: George Townsend, Pxtcher, Edward Schunke, Field, Earle Brothers, Manager If fx-I l-:- -1-' I-1-' -1-l ja- F' -x-l I-1-' , .-1-ll-1- 45. I 'T Writ -ral lm1frT7fiiTr:i11TT 4-I lea fTTfiT3:TT1tn:sI I-1-f7ffTf1TiT:1Tz vu-I IPI' i':zt'ri1inrafl I-:s'f1ft1fT -1-I gay 5 lgasieflay The team opened the season wrth a pa1r of V1ClOI19S over Oxford Then We knocked off Holden on the1r home court after a tough frght Durxng the Chrlstrnas vacatron we murdered the Alumnx to make 1t four vlctones ln a row Our frrst and Worst defeat came the next game when Uxbrrdqe came over and beat us Then We went over to Shrewsbury and after a tough flght we beat them 1n the c1os1ng seconds of th gan e Spencer was our next opponent and thelr tall and lanky team came out on top W' e then were hosts to the M1l1bury Woolles who had a httle trouble before they Won The next game found Lelcester beatxng us by one pornt 1n a game that had the crowd on 1ts feet most of the tlme Then We lost another close one 1n the Grafton Gym We then traveled to Uxbrldge and gave them tnerr worst l1ck1ng of the season The next three games found Spencer Shrewsbury and Mtllbury beatlng us by close scores We came back ID the next two games to beat Lexcester and Holden but lost to Grafton rn the last garne of the season At the Clark Tournament Spencer ehrmnated us 1n the ttrst game Oxford at Auburn Auburn at Oxford Au at Holden Alumnl at Auburn Uxbrtdqe at Auburn Auburn at Shrewsbury Auburn at Spencer Mrllbury at Auburn Lercester at Auburn .Auburn at Grafton Auburn at Uxbrldge Shr Nsbury at Auburn Spencer at Auburn Auburn at Mlllbury Auburn at Lexcester Holden at Auburn Grafton at Auburn 2 4 20-23 40-'16 ! 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