Auburn High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Auburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1950 volume:

SGCIJIQTAIN CALL Edrtor nn Chuef RODDY BARRY Busmess Manager ROGER LACROIX Advuser for the Cauldron MARGARET PALMER Busmess SfaFf Adviser MARY MARLBOROUGH the Cauldron of Auburn Hugh School U 'I ' . u I l I . I I 5 I n ll ll - ' I 0 0 I ll ll ' i nczzfus fu f ez ozmcucc DL zzzeczzzs O Cl Cllllldlll CCI 115 Cl Cjtlllllllg j sczfz s ymq c IILSZUIII llllllllllllll ln thls our 1950 '6Lauldron we have chosen to characterlzc eavh semor ln two way flrst, by nammg a play ln IHS honor and Second, by attrlhutlng to hlm a hit of dlalogue ln a play 121010 once zzzorc 'fze K N' c11! '!10lb?f ' '1 ...! j 25 9 V !!...'- 1'!L I O 70 O DEDJICATIIUN A fjo , Sf' Sy 1- z cg., , , f pu 1 .' QA if Wx f' . . ? . Jqgigigv ,-Ari: . ' mfu, .. ,xy-L: 32 fg. '- f3,!'?'f'f C f. f Qlfll' 1'1'eCfo1' I . 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Baseball 5 4 Cncltmos Busmess StaH Hobby Shots 5 Jos cools PL XX 'Nlr Iresldent DI XLOCLE Id llke to be a leader of men and a follower of women u x A it or S x x :mms lin 1 t Q ll ell ln ommx om C o te rt un ez ptlon is: onmn ec C ss D as Sp: :kt x CI XLDF COIF PI XY Why Teachers Go Nuts DIALOC UE To heck with big books' I like only the llttle format which slips mto the pocket ollnll I 4 4 Baseha J Trac 2 l 4 fu limos Busmes Stall Bom GI as llom Committee 4 4 freshman Reteptlon 4 ln lirket lhanman S l llolmhw Show '5 Class lrip fonmnttee PHX LLIS COVE PLAY The Old School Spirit DIALOGLE Everything happens to me as etball l 7 rac If oekey Cheerleader l 4 CXIIDRON Literars Stall Glee Club l Booster Day 2 om f nmxttu 5 Splash I' rty Class Viet-lresndent 1 Secretary 2 Delmatmn, 4 LOIS DAVIS PLAY Chicken Every Sunday DI NLOGUE Chicken today Feathers tomorrow' Librarian 4 Photographs l Play Prompter 5 lcsher 4 ELI7ABETH DROLET PLAY One Smart Glrl DIALOGUE Not how lavishly but how happily you llve 15 what counts I nen Donn lroduetnon Stall 5 Literary Stall 4 C Xl IDRUN Literary Staff 4 National Honor Society I lee Club l 2 Ring Lomnnttu 7 lrom Committee i 4 Librarian 4 freshman Reception '7 3 4 State Senator 4 Splash lartx l llay Lshen 5 4 Food Sale 'l Class Trip Comnnttte 5 Class Historian L raduatlon Speaker C lass Vice President 9 Secretary 4 Girls State D -X R Representatne MARION DOOLI PYLE PLAY Nllss Chatterbox DIALOGLE How lucky can you get' f'reen Dome lrodurtion 4. RICHARD ERICKSON Q PLAY: Kick OIT. DIALOGUE: Washington and Lincoln died young: something tells me Im not going to live long. ootball l, 2, fl Co-Captain 4' Baseball 1 2 3 4' Booster Day 23 Ri K Committee 2: Freslmnxan Reception 2 4' Class Treasurer 2. HARRIET EVANS PLAY: Harriet. DIALOGUE: Nothing ever happens in small town, but what you hear makes up for it. Free-n Dome Production Stall fl: CxL'1,vkoN Business Stall: flee Club l. 2: Play Usher fl. 4. jOAN FANION -, N PLAY: The Baker's Wife. DIALOGUE: As you wander on ,, V, I gy- through life, sister, whatever be your goalg keep your eye upon m1a..,. .,,,,., , V t M the donut, and not upon the hole. filet' fflnlm l. 2. fi: llolrlmy Show fl, 4. FRED FOWLER PLAY: Fred and the Lovebugf' DIALOGUE: A caress is better than a career. Prom Cunnnitlee ll: Splash Party tl0Illlllllll'C 2: Play lfsllel' fl: Food Sale Connnitlee ii. 3 Q. ROBER'I GAC' NOIN PL AX INo Trespassmg DIALOGLE To spend too much tune on study IS death KI I IRON ll i IIIIIIIIIIV? N LEO GARNEAU PLAY The Mlllton Dollar Ktd DIALOGUE It dont cost nuthm to be a gentleman Football l Baseball l 'I Senior Play CALLoRoN Business Nianazex Stutltnt fllllllfll 4 Stage Alanazer 'I Hobby Shou 3 IN II LIANI GARNEAL PLAY Mlster To You DIALOGLE Move mer lady, I want to talk to you' seballl 3 School Bandl 2 3 PHX LLIS GARNEX PLAY The Time Of Your Llfe DIALOGUE I have a heart wtth room for every joy Baskethalll Z I 4 Trackl Field Hockey '7 3 Captain 4 Softballl 'J I 4 CAIIDRUN Business Staff 'National Honor Soetetv 'luulmz 'I 4 flee Club l Booster Das ' Splash larty 'I Graduation Speaker EI I7ABETH GARRATT PLAY Here Comes Llzzxe DIALOGUE Cheer up' The worst ts yet to come llay ltomptet 4 ltom Committee 3 LALIDRIDN Business Staff 4 MARGARET GATES PLAY Take Your Medtcme DIALOGUE When taken, be well shaken' Softball Manager '5 4 Play Prompter 3 Production Manager 4 LAIIIJRON Business Staff Student Council Secretary .5 4 Prom Lomnuttee Food Sale Cumtmttee LORRAINE GERMAHNE PLAY A Merry lNIlx Up DIALOGUE I love a ltfe whose plot ts slmple Jumot Plav Senior Plat Green Dome Productlon Staff 3 4 FRANK GILBERT PL AY Hen peeked Henry DIALOGUE Thar amt no sense m gettm ruled Basketball Z 'I 4 Baseball 7 Track 4 CALIDRON Buslncss Stafl flee Club 4 ltom Committee 5 4 Freshman Reception Committee 2 'I 4 State Repre tntatne Pltotogtaphy 'I Splash Party Committee 9 I Plas Lsbet 'I Class ldHllI1l IA INII RED GOUGH PL AY All American Girl DIALOGUE Ask for me tomorrow as ttball l a am te oc es o ma K te Domt ltotlut tlon Statl -I C at IDRON Busmess Stall 4 lx ulmg I Boostet ts l tom C omnuttu 4 I.llJl 3I'ldI'l ANN CLINDERINIAN PL XX Date Balt DIALOGUE Ltfe ts what you make tt ltom Comnuttet I 4 Food Sale Committee '5 4 Plas L her 3 bf Ds. WIARX GUNDERNIAIN PLAY Model Behavior DIALOGUE There rs no mystery tn bemg a lady fee Club l 7 VIARJORIE HAGUE PL AY Gentlemen Prefer Blondes DIALOCUE If at Hrst you dont succeed try a ltttle ardor Fleltl Hockey l J 'K 4 Green Dome Produttron Stafl 4 C xt IIRUV Bu mes Staff Band l flee Llub l Booster Das a 1 'VIARILX N HILI PLAY Junior NIISS DIALOGUE It IS better to be small and shlne than to be tall and cast a shadow Freen Dome Produrtlon Staff 4 f xtumow Bustne Staff flee Club l llax Lsher 4 food Sale '4 Class Trip Comnnttee l THEODORE HOULE PLAY He Passed This Way DIALOGUE Romance ns a racket Football 7 Hobby Show 'P DAVID HOYLE PLAY Gadgets DIALOGUE Gemus rs one per cent 1nsp1ra tron and mnety mne per cent persptratton Junior llay Semor Play Creen Dome Lxterary Stall 7 Natlonal Honor So clety Hobby Show 2 3 4 Debating 4 Graduation Speaker DOROTHY JAMIESON PLAY Let Us Be Gay and found myself famous DIALOGUE I awoke one morning freen Dome Iroductlon Staff 4 Llbrartan 4 JANET JONES PLAY A Quiet Game DIALOGUE Bow thats enough' MARGARET JONES AGN PLAY Because Its Betty DIALOGLE I do the hardest work of my whole day before breakfast gettmg up' I reen Dome Produrtton Staff 'tl 4 llav Lsher '5 4 ADOLPH KARBOIN SKI K Klbo J PLAY The Great Name DIALOCLE A kiss wxthout a mus tache IS llke cake without frosting Football 5 4 Basketball l '7 5 4 'lrack I 3 4 untor lla'V Senior llaw I reen Dome Llterarv Staff 4 Cxummx Lrterarw Statl 4 lrom Cornmxttee Chaxrman 4 Freshman Rereptxon Chalrnxan 4 Glee Club 3 Debating 4 ES KOSKI PLAY Pretty Glrl Wanted DIALOGLE There are lots of good storxes m the dlctlonary lf you put the nght words together Softball l unlor llay Creen Donn lrodurtxm Stall 4 r U V V . I I U as . 11 A - 1l . , L. 1 , as 11 U 1 . . I 1 . , . , . ' , 1' 3 I-'r. s' sf ' 3 1 1 . ' g J A' 21 Cl'ss G its. V V 1 I 1 U sc ' ' 11 U - 1 ,' 3 IV ' .' ,' ss 3 1 . 3 ' U' U ca - as U - -3 -. , an sa U . . . . ' P . I 1 ' l ' 1 I ' 1 - ' 1 V ' I - V - ' - 1 ' 1 - 1 1 . 1 ' U an as U - ' I ' V . ' 'V 1 , . U as ' as U v s I U tn 1 as 7 U ' ' . 1 ' 1 . , , U . ., . I ii ' 53 I U n V 11 V U - U- . . . 1 . . - , ' . , 1 . ' , f . ' 1. ,. - ' 1 ,. , , U . U , -V . V 7. .. . U ,. U , V F V U : U - U- V UV 1 J J - Q ' A Z . : . , v I U u U - 1 VV V U .' 3 J ' ' 3 I - ' ' '1 ' ' . BERNARD LaCROIX PLAY: Take My Advice. DIALOGUE: Women and music should never be dated. Glen Club 43 Play lfsher 3. ROGER LaCROIX PLAY: For Distinguished Servicef' DIALOGUE: This weighty business will not brook delay. HENRY LaPLANTE PLAY Springtime For Henry DIALOGUE I never dare to write as funny as I can Stage Manager 3 4 OLIVE LAWSON PLAY One Touch Of Venus DI ALOGUE My love is down by the sea Basketball 1 Trackl Field Hockey 1 Softballl 2 Majorette 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Prom Committee JOHN LIND PLAY Men in White DIALOGUE What do we live for if lt is not to make life less difficult for each other? Footballl Manager3 Basketball 3 4 Baseball Managerl Z 3 Junior Play Semor Play CAULDRON Literary Staff Student Council President 4 National Honor Society Librarian 3 4 Photography 4 Hobby Shovs 3 Boys State Graduation Speaker WILLIAM LOOS PLAY The Battle for Blll DIALOGUE I m a qulet boy but walt, 1ust wait and see Track 4 CAULDRON Business Staff Play Tuket Khalrman 3 4 GERALD LOWE PLAY Swing High Swing Low el DIALOGUE Im too busy to work Baseball Z ALBERT LUUKKO PLAY Don t Rush Me DIALOGUE Never let books mter fere with your education otballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 9 Basketballl '7 5 4 Class Treasurer Student Kouncil 7 BARBARA MACAULAY PLAY Rlme and Rlme Again DIALOGUE Poetry doesnt tell you things' It makes you feel' Green Dome lroducuon Stafl 4 JEAN MacISAAC PLAY Busy As a Beaver DIALOGUE Don t say Gimme a bite Be careful of your diction I shall be delighted to have you insert your molars into this luscious fruit Basketball 1 3 Track l Field Hockey 1 '7 4 Junior Play Senior Play CAULDRON Literary Stall' 'Natlonal Honor Society Glee Club 1 2 Booster Day 2 Prom Committee 3 4 Graduation Speaker Junior Red Cross Senior Tea Lhairman Debating 4 Ii IORRAINE MARTIN PLAY Weddmg Bells DIALOGLE Marriages are made heaven B nd '5 4 Ilbralxan 4 Freshman Reception Committee 3 Food Sale I CAROLINE 'VIILLAY PL XY Land of Smiles DI ALOCLE Glve me your smlle and the lovellght ln your eyes urllnq 5 -l l C tt e 5 Pl Lshsr I 4 lrograms 4 Honv Show '3 Food Sale 3 FRANK MILLER PLAY Thus Freedom of Ours DIALOGUE He IS free who llves as he chooses Food Sale 4 MAUREEN MURPHY PLAY When Irlsh Eyes Are Smlhng DIALOGUE Hold the bell' Im comm Softball Z 4 Track 1 Cheerleader 'G 4 Junior Play Senxor Play CALLDRON Literary Stafl Tulrlln 4 Glee Club 1 Rmg Committee 2 Freshman Rece uon Commxttee 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Food Sale 3 Class Trap 3 Class Secretary 3 JOAN NORTOIN PLAY Mass Blue Eyes DIALOGUE Is there a heart that muslc cannot melt? r rt Staff l National Honor Soclet Cvlee Club l Prom Com Green D4 me A y uuttee 5 4 Lxbrarlan 5 Play Lsher l Hobby Show '3 Food Sale 'l Gradu uauon Speaker ALICE NUGENT PLAY You Cant Beat the Irxsh DIALOGUE Our Irlsh blunders are never blunders of the heart CALIDRON Llterary Stall Booster Day Rmg Commxttee 2 Prom Commlttee 5 Freshman Reception Commlttee 4 Play Property Manager 4 Splash Party 5 Class Day Speaker Class Secretary I Vice President 4 Girls State EI LEEN O CONNELL PLAY My Sister Elleen DIALOGUE A person IS happlest who knows not the most but the best thmgs ln llfe Plav Lsher 'l PRISCILLA OLSON PLAY Music In My Heart DIALOGCE Music IS well sand to be the speech of angels CALIIJROV Llterary Staff Band 5 -l Glee Club I '7 'S 4 Rlng Committee 9 Ixbrarlan 3 Play Lsher 'I 4 Food Sale 4 NANCX OHRN PLAY The Advantages of Bemg Shy DIALOCIJE There IS nothing more powerful than silence C reen Dome Productlon Stall 'I CAL umox Buslness Stall C lee Club 1 5 4 Lxbranan 4 Play Lsher 3 4 Hobbs Show 3 Food Sale 4 CAROL PARSOINS PLAY A Christmas Carol DIALOGLE I chatter, chatter as I go Fleld Horkev '7 '5 Nfanager 4 CALLDRON Business Staff Band '7 3 4 C.vlee Club l 3 Prom Committee I Play Property Nlanager 5 High School Cor respondent lor Horrrrtxr lflegram and la I 4 I I . ,, . . . . : . . z m a . , 1 .' 1 A ' I ' . 3 ' f . w . as - H Q - - I' I ' I . 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GEORGE POND PLAY Bolts and Nuts DIALOGLE A tool IS only the ex tenslon of a man s hand B nd 7 3 BARBARA PRICE PLAY The Perfect Ahbl DIALOGUE Let me out of here s etball 1 2 3 ack 1 d Hockey 1 2 'tl ll Booster Day 2 Rlnq Committee 2 Librarian 5 4 Hobby Shou 'S ELAINE REWIILLARD PLAY Belreve It or Not DIALOGUE I have never seen a greater mlracle m the world than myself Green Dome Production Staff 4 Glee Llub 7 Prom Lommlttee 4 Play Lsher 'I Food Sale 4 JOYCE REOPEL PLAY Tomorrow Is Forever DIALOGUE I wont thmk about xt today Ill thmk about lt tomorrow CAULURON Literary Stafl Bandl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 4 Prom Committee 3 4 Green Dome Art Staff GEORGE RHODES PLAY Hold That Lune DIALOGUE Bare hands grasp suc cess better than kld gloves Football 2 3 Lo Captam 4 Baseball '7 5 4 Track 3 unlor Play Class Prophet Booster Day Z Prom Lomnnttee l 4 ANNETTE RICHER PLAY Cheerful Llttle Earful DIALOGUE A cheerful look makes a dlsh a feast junior Play Sentor Play Green Dome Production Stafl CALIDRON Busrness Stafl Natlonal Honor Society Glee Club I 'tl 4 lrom Commrttee l -l lxblarlan 4 Graduation Speaker Sentor Banquet Chairman EARL RING PLAY Lights Out' DIALOGUE When a lady s ln the case, other thlngs must all glve place Track 7 Glee Club '7 PATRICIA ROYSTON PLAY Face the Foothghts DIALOGUE In a free state there must be free speech Field Hockey l 'l jumor Play Senior Play Glee Club 5 Debatlng 4 MARGLERITE SCOTT PLAY 'Life of the Party DIALOGUE A good laugh IS sun shlne tn the house Junxor Play Green Dome Production Stafl 3 4 CAULDRON Business Staff National Honor Society Prom Commlttee 'S 4 Freshman Reception Com mnttee 5 Class Trxp Commxttee 3 Graduauon Speaker DONALD SMITH PLAY The Automatlc Butler DI ALOFLE I want to see the wheels go round IR I e 1 nr ent mmm 4 u law I el Bus Stale JEAIN STEIXLUND PI XY 'Nleet the Ladies DI XLOC UF There IS mustc nn all things, lf men had ears free-n Dome Llterar Stall C xt IIJRON Bu me Stall Band 3 4 lhotoemph lla Lsher 3 EVELX N STOIN E PL AY So Early ln the Nlornlng DI ALOGLE Ftve minutes' Zounds' I have been live mmutes too late all my llfeume etlmalll Xlanaqeri 4 Field H ckew 1 7 5 -l S ll ll l 4 Frat' CuxnkoN literary Stall Natlonal Honor Society flee Club l Boo ter Das 7 lxom Committee I Freshman Reception Commlttee -l Play Proptrtw Xlanager 4 Graduation Speaker JLNF SUTCLIFFE PLAY Because Its une DIALOGUE There rs a salve for every sore 1 :een Dome Ixtelarv Stall 4 C Club 7 Lthrarxan 4 Play L hen 5 ROBERT TAYLOR PLAY Llsten the Drum DIALOGUE The shortest ladies love the longest men s ethall 7 5 4 aseball 7 4 unt llas Senior Pa B n lrom Committee '5 4 DORIS THOMAS PL AY Andy, Devme DIALOGLE I doubt my dancing days are over av l her l Softball ROBERT TOWN IN SEND PL AY Of Mlce and Men DIALOGLE Llfe ns one long pro cess of gettlng tlred otball l -I Basketball '7 5 Captaxn 4 Baseball l '7 'I 4 Semor flt'E'lI Dome Produrtlon Staff 5 4 Student Counrll Class lrexdent Class Gifts. LESTER WAHLSTROM PLAY: Page the Professor. DIALOGUE: Now let me tell you about the voyage of old Capn Longmeadow. llay. Stage Manager 4. HOLDEN IN ESSELI PLAY. Better Daze Are Coming. DIALOGL E. Ikloues may come and movies may go but ushers go on forever. l lmtnulaplly 5. RONALD NN IBKLEMAIN PLAY: Follow the Girls. DIALOGUE: Chaos is come again! Baseball fi. 4: Trac-k fi. 4: Football -l. JOHN WITT PLAY: I'd Rather Be Young. DIALOGUE: Oh teacher did I lose the pitch or mix the do-re-me? PLAY: The Easiest lNay. DIALOGUE: I do most of my work sitting down. That's where I shine. Sl. MALCOLM YOUNG CLASS OTT e Tesi' of Ab n Performance ,dclclwu of Wekame Qaaewell Aclfhaa Parents, Members 0 the Faculty Classmates and Frzends The Class of 1950 welcomes you to th1s Class N1ght program Tonight s program IS not so serlous as Commencement and IS lntended to entertam you It IS our hope that you w1ll enjoy the program as much as we have enjoyed prepar1ng It for you We cons1der ourselves fortunate to be graduat1ng from Auburn H1gh School, where we have been offered every opportunlty to develop our mtellects, ab1l1t1es and talents OppOFIUH1tlCS such as these, lf properly ut1l1zed, are the best equxpment posslble for enablmff us to take our place m the compllcated and ever advantage of these opportun1t1es, II IS our own loss, for educat1on, real educat1on, the acqu1s1t1on of the b3SlC truth, coupled vuth the ab1l1ty and des1re to contmue learning alvs ays, 1S the best may we can be come happy, well adjusted useful members of the SOC1Cty 1n wh1ch we hxe So, as we welcome you ton1ght lt IS with feelmgs of slncere thanks for the help g1ven to each of us, w1th feelmgs of regret at leax mg, and vxlth determm at1on to be a credlt to our parents to our teachers, and to ourselves AIICE T NLGENT, P zce Preszalent Parents, Members 0 the Faculty Classmates ana' Frzends Some people call th1s complet1on of our studles here the end, we would rather th1nk of lt as the be g1nn1ng the beg1nn1ng of our 1nd1v1dual contacts w1th the world as persons respons1ble for ach1ev1ng some worth wh1le goal 1n l1fe We feel very grateful to all those who have made posslble our stay at Auburn H1gh School Our par ents for g1v1ng us the opportunlty to attend school, the School Department who prov1ded us w1th the fine bu1ld1ngs and equ1pment to help us 1n our edu cat1on, the faculty who have worked so s1ncerely and so pat1ently w1th us We have not always recogmzed th1s, but today we real1ze that the mfluence you have left w1th us will always be a gu1de for us to do our Much praxse IS deserved by MISS Marlborough, our Class Adxlser, as It was her 1nnumerable ab1l1t1es vxhlch helped us conquer stubborn obstacles Much of her work was done outs1de of school hours, and this proves to us her genuine IHICFCSI 1n our success To mv classmates I say th1s I th1nk It 1mposs1ble that any Presldent could ask for a more congenlal or co operat1ve group w1th wx h1ch to work Words cannot express my gratltude to you for bemg such 1ndustr1ous people and wonder ful fr1ends Good luck best w1shes, much success are my w1shes for you, and w1th th1s I s1ncerely say farewell' Joy CooK, Preszdent T h i I i 1' y I S i . f , f 1 ' .- o 1 , n n . . M D - . . . . . . , , changing modern world. If we have not taken full best. , 7 7. . F , 0 - . . . u . ' 5 1 yyyajeyula ll HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF I95O Scene Auburn Hugh School Room 11 Time 1960 Characfers Janllors Sam and Henry cleaning Mlss Marlborough s room and desk Sam About trme Mrss lylarlborouglr got around to hay 1ng thls desk cleaned Henry Say heres a class lrst datcd 1930 Sam It must be thxs desk hasn t been cleaned out for ten years Henry What an lntellrgent group of youngsters that Class of 1990 was H771 H111 vou eyer forget the chrsel that we used rn order to drg up the paste and bananas Marlon Doolrttle and Agnes Ixoskl left on the floor the nrght of the hula dance specral by Henry LaPlante and Paul -Xht rn Henry They all suryryed though and Pru Ahern yy rs clectcd prrsr tcnt of thc frtshm m cl rss ly ho yytre the other ofhcers Sam Albert Luukko yyas treasurer Hrs canceled checks are strll be mg used as scrap paper Phyllrs Coye and -Xlly Nugent hlled the othcr tvyo oflrces but were capable of advrsrng and drrect mg all four Henry Remember therr first paper drrycp Why paper was prled up so hrgh rn the basement corrrdor that not eyen Bob Shadow Gagnon could fit through the remamrng space Sam The ones rn charge should haye cleaned out Nhss Vlarl borough s desk and they yy ould haye had an extra load f paper Henry I undcrstand they had a yyhale of a trme at W halom Park on and Harrret Ey ans found hrgh rdytnture on the layyn syyrngs there C1771 I h rrdly ICCOgHll0Cl ill of thcm yyhtn thcy returned rs sopho morts rn September 1941 eyyer IH number p t s knrckcrs md corny yokts Herr s a mce prece of Lrm burger cheese Henry YN hcrc dld rt come fromg Sam Oh thats vyhat they used to catch Bob lylouse fownsend as presrdent 'lhe funds were entrusted to Drck Errckson but yyrth Phyllrs Coye as secretary and Betty' Drolet as yrce presr dent Drck drdn t get ayy ay yy 1th much Henry 'I hev managed to saye enough money for a class trrp to lNan tasket by boat but nearly got lost at sea f reta Scott and Toots Cote yyere pretty sea s1ck just a parr of land loy ers Sam KN hat s thrs It looks lrke the PICCC of rope they used to measure Marrlyn Hrll s finger yy hen they ordered therr class rrnffs H771 Thcy got thtm rn IhClI yumor year dldnt they Henry Xes Frank frlbert yyas the yunror class treasurer and had : . I I . U l A q I ex ' I . A 1 v 1 A' N Y LV 1 y T 4 p 1 S K C XY. K 'L its , 7 Y l D K, . V ' K . 1 1 ' Q L K 1 - , V Y k . 7 f - v: ' cz a- Y v . y - ,V . y ' . , V: f ' 1 B s J , K 4 . 0 s 4 Q ' . , . 1 7 . V 7. . v . V . Cac up 7, , 1 v Y' 1 4 ' . ,, rl Y K - - Q I r L Y K . , ' Y - I . V 1 ' A - 3 ' ' Y fu 1 v. - v ' 1 O ' 4 ' - . , ,' T ,, V , '. , f . ' , ' , ' ' ,fl Freshman Reception? Or that their class trip. Barbara Beford HBVIVYI ' v . . . -' V, A ' r ,L ' , I ' , , i 2 lf A ' 'zz ' -I 2 ' ' '- yf z ' S' .- lr f 2 ' ' 'T ' 2. .' -' K1 - ' k' ' - ' . ' .xr ,' ' . . ' r ,fm fc ' ' ' ig aili. ' ' A i. , ' , , ,Ll 2 'v l r ,ji ',.. qulte a tlme d1str1but1ng the r1ngs to the anxlous mob Sam eanne Perry was the first to get her rlng the first to lose If too that IS to someone named Eddle Say who was that handsome sea captaln from New Bedford wx ho moved to Auburn just 1n trme to be elect ed pres1dent of the yunlor class? Henry I bellexe h1s name was ack Cook He had all the g1rls swoon1ng especlally Nancy Ohrn and Annette Rxcher who used to swung from a trapeze 1n the aud1tor1um to attract h1s attentlon Sam that? Henry There wasnt any trapeze 1n the aud1tor1um Sam Well heres a plece of fudge that George Rhodes made for the food sale the g1rls had 1n Denholms Wlth Georges fudge Dlck Contols cake and Ann Gunderman 1n charge the Class of 1950 reaped more profit Henry The jumor play and prom were the b1g soclal events of the spr1ng Here s some r1bbon from the prom decorat1ons It s t1ed around the reports of the class meet1ngs all s1gned Respectfully subm1tted Mau reen Murphy Secretary of the Iunlor Class They say Anne Bottom was uce pres1dent that year Sam I m surprlsed that Jack Cook was able to endure those two ugly g1rls to the end of the year when plans got under way for the class trlp to Can ob1e New Hampshlre Henryf Say thls notebook looks a httle newer than the others It says on the cover Reports of the Senlor Class Meet1ngs Class of 1950 Sam As senlors I remember they had a lot of monkey buslness to carry on w1th those httle th1ngs that are always gett1ng under our feet I thlnk they call them freshmen Henry K1bO was chalrman of the Freshman Recept1on staged at the end of September Here s somethlng stuck 1n the bottom drawer It must be a freshman who d1dn t surv1ve the ordeal Sam The months flew by that year and hardly gave the class offi cers t1me to plan the onrushlng play and prom ack Cook and Frank G1lbert were re elected to the1r former ofhces and Al1ce Nugent was elected v1ce pres1dent w1th Betty Drolet as secretary Henry Sprlng came all too soon and that meant an extra two hours work each day trymg to keep Wlnk loves MISS Marlbor ough from bemg carxed on the desks That young man certa1nly had It bad Doubt lf well ever get dovxn to clean wood agam Sam Xou know Henry theres an ant h1ll 1n th1S mlddle drawer bu1lt around some left ox er crumbs from the food sale held 1n Sherer s and carefully plan ned by Jeanne Perry Henry And here are some chewed up fingerna1ls lost by those last few maddenlng hours of work on the CAULDRON by Barry Stone Nugent Murphy Dro let Companlon Maclsaac Coxe Smlth K3FbOWSk1 Reo pel Olson L1nd and company Sam I remember that by the tlmt 'VIay 1950 rolled around the senlors who had gone to Wash 1ngton ln Apr1l on the class tr1p began to react to l1ght sound PD questlons and otherwlse regaln the1r normal or abnormal natures Henry Thls old tea bag must be the one that ean Maclsaac had left over from makmg coffee such a success that a Sen1or Banquet soon followed Sam W'ell I guess we have thrs room pretty well cleaned now Henry There are just a few more artlcles left under the blotter on the desk Henry NVhat are they Sam? Sam Theres a 11st of names of those who had the swltch turned on them by Lester Wahlstrom for not laughlng at the corny Jokes 1n the Class Hlstory of 1950 and a jar of plckled tears grown and shed by the Senlor Class on une 7 1950 fLoud hamrnerzng heard suddenlyj Sam Lets get out of here qulckly Henry That s Mlss Mulry beatlng on the p1pes for more steam and the room tempera ture has already reached nine tv five degrees BETTY DROLET Class Hzstorzan 7 I I 7 J : a fa Q v , ' ' 9 a a ' 5 9 - V 9 7 1 ' 1 V if ' ' l - - 1 , 7 7 a , 2 9 9 ,f' y , sa . v L . 7 7 7 . V . 7 'I r . - . l . ' Y . 7 ' ' . 7 7 b l . . . yo ' n . . . . 7- V: What was the matter with - - ' at the Senior Tea which was . , . . 1' l 9 ' '. . Q ,' 7 7 7 ' I . T a J K' . 0 n ' - y.. 2 - 9, ' 0 ' , . . - , . 7 . 7 1 . 7 '- . 7 ' . V 1- ' ' 0 n . r . , . . , . cc - - - ' . . as ' Y ' J , 7 , . 9 , ' K cc ' , 9 ' , D 7 ' . ' as 5 ' ' - . ' . , 9 - X 7 - s . , 7 3 . I a , u 1, - e - 7 - 3 ' , I ' . - 9 ' 7 fyctrtx 7 CLASS WILL Xuburn Hass une 7 1960 Isnoyy all men by thcse presents that yye the Class of 1950 Auburn Hrgh School berng sound rn mmd and body uh h h berng sound rn body do declare thrs to be our lfzst w1ll and testament We hereby cony ey all our goods and possessrons those yyhrch yycre not lost rn the locker rooms or conhscated by teachers rn accordance yyrth our desues as hereby ex pressed as yye as a class are separated from our Alma lvlater and lndryldually go to pursue our yy ays 1n a big unfrrendly yy orld TO THIL JLNIGRS yyeleayealarge beautrfully bound handbook entrtled lrtrquettc On X our Class Trrp To W ashrngton Wh it Not To Do Take along a few coprcs of these yy htn you go to YN ashmgton krds and youll be sure to stay out of trouble because you ll be spendrn thc yyeek rn jful the hope that 1n the tyyo years yyhreh they haye before them rn Auburn Hrgh School they yylll groyy p 1 lrttle more Any stranger yyould thxnlx that they yyere strll freshmen But yyho knoyysj Maybe some day they yyrll reach the helghts of success yyhlch haye been ittuntd by tht Class of 1910 FO THIL I' RILSHNIILB for yyhomthert IS l1lIlC hope yye leaye three large cardboard car tons yyhrch contarn four years xccumulrtron of notes yyhrch yarrous senlor boys hryr yy rltten to senror grrls and XICC yersa If you read these notes carefully freshmen you may learn a fcyy thlngs yy hrch yy 1ll help you ln the long years ahead f , . . v , . , . , ' '7 1 4 ' 9 L . . - - . . 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KIBO KARBOIN SKI leaves hrs crew cut rnd mustache to the Jrnr tors Thr crew eut w1ll be used to keep the rudrtorrum free of dust and Mr Roussel e rn use the mus tache to clean out hrs prpe RONNX YN IINKELIVIAW leaves wrth the hrgh school a slrghtly bat tered apple a book he w rote durrng those long hours rn Room lb called Indoor Prtchrng and 1 new arm for the phonograph OAN FANIOIN leaves her mod est manner to JOHN PERRX and DON BOLRGEOIS two guvs who need rt GRETA SCOTT leaves the echo of 1 grggle Hoatrng down the up starrs eorrrdor DICK ERICKSON leaves hrs bat swrngrng abrlrty to TOM STA CHLRA so that Tom can br few of those wrse guys who are rl w ass teasrng h1m MALCOLM YOLNG leaves hrs frame to be hung up and studred bv Mr Goodnow s brology class GUS GARNEAU leaves hrs Ford hot rod to the town so that trans portatron can be provrded rf the school buses ever break down CLAUDE COTE leaves the school a large orl parntrng of hrm self The senror' class wrll present rt to Mr Wetherell as the class grft and Mr Wetherell wrll hang rt rn the rudrtorrum where next vears freshmen can throw darts at rt BOB TAYLOR leaves hrs band unrform to hrs steady JUDY LE DUC VVe doubt rf rt ll fit but may be rf she cuts off a few yards here and there Bob also leaves hrs drum to DOUG COLTON so that Doug can beat rt whenever he feels lrke rt BOB GAGNON leaves that rather ahemj large car known as The Ark to ROBERT MEISINER who w1ll use rt to put ohnson Bus lrnes out of busrness NEIL CHAMBERLIN rs anxrous to get rnto the swrm of post hrgh school lrfe so he leaves hrs clothes rn the c rre of the S rlvatron Armv DONALD SMITH leaves hrs nrekname of Sn1fTv to the fourth perrod class rn Room 6 so that thev can smell those delrcrous food odors comrng up from the cafeterra MAUREEN NIURPHX le rv es her Hrmrng red hrrr to burn the p rpe rs w rth CEORCE RHODES lerves the rdmrrrng underelrssmen wrth the rnformatron that '1 song has been wrrtten about hrs manlv phvsrque It rs called Coekles and Muscles LI7 GARRATT leaves her record of bcrng the onlv w omfrn who w as ever able to capture the heart of the great ZEKE PAPPAS Class of 49 PRISCILLA OLSON leaves her prano playrng abrlrtv to JAKE SA PONSKI who needs somethrng to do wrth all that spare time JEANNE PERRX leaves her warm person rlrty to MOE CA HILL so th rt he can thaw out the cold he rrt of that eertam grrl ROD BARRY leaves r book eon ments 1 PD class It rs ca led Matchrng Wrts wrth Mrss Hogan or The Most Dangerous Game HENRY LAPLANTE and LES TER WAHLSTROM who gave evrdenee of therr fine carpenterral abrlrtres whrle workrng as stage man agers for our plays have promrsed to leave the audrtorrum wrth a nree new bar FRED FOWLER expert electrrcran 1S burldrng a televrsron set to go wrth It and BERNIE LA CROIX who works up at Hrllcrest Darry w1ll keep the bar well sup plred wrth fresh mrlk DICK CON TOIS has promrsed to stay on at A H S for another vear to serve rs bartender BARBARA MACAULEY leaves her ever present smrle to RICHARD CThe Frownj MILLER BETTY and JANET JONES work at a hosprtal so they leave a bottle of ether to JAMES MEYER who wrll now be able to put people to sleep wrthout tellrng one of hrs rnvolved storres PHYLLIS COVE used to use a pogo strck to hop from one bov frrend to another But that w as be fore she settled down Now she leaves the advree Hang onto your man eruse good men rre hard to find to some of our Freshmrn grrls notablv PAT BURKE MAR CIE LARSON and PRISCILLA CLEM TED HOLLE doesnt need to leave He was hardly ever here anyway FRANK GILBERT le rves hrs rbrlrty t mrke out wrth fresh mrn grrls t BLNCHY MUN CI' R so that Bunehv wont h rve to go all the w rv to ohnnv Hvnes to find rom rnee FRANK 'VIILLER leaves the speedometer of hrs car to PHII NIILLAX so that Phrl can find out how mueh the grrls hearts speed up when he smrles at them JACK BOINES COOK leaves hrs bones to HENRX JONES euz Henrv dont eat no mefrt ELSA BAKER leaves her heartv laugh to ELIZABETH GATES who always seems to be frownrng rbout somethrng PHYLLIS CARINEY leaves :J broken field hockey strck to MR RAYNOR who wrll fix rt wrth all that mendrng tape he keeps rn the ALLY NUGENT and EVELYIN STONE leave MR GOODNOW a bottle of lrnrment to help hrm get rrd of the ease of wrrters cramp whrch he acqurred because of wrrt rng admrssron slrps for them LEO GARNEAU leaves the prstol he used rn the senror play to MISS HOGAN He feels rt wrll be safe rn her hands because Mrss Hogans motto rs Spare the rod and sporl the ehrld CAROLINE MILLAY JANET COMPANION and JOAN NOR TON leave therr abrlrty to reach the hezghts of success to VIRGINIA HOGLUND PATRICIA WHIT TAKER and CHRISTINE EL LIOTT WINNIE GOUGH leaves her abrlrtv to make a snappy come back to ROBERT PLACE who really needs rt because those nasty old teachers are always throwrng such nasty old remarks at h1m BARBARA BEFORD and HAR RIET EVANS leave the nrcknames Beef and Stew to the cafeterra to brrghten up next years menus BARBARA PRICE lerves her footprmts rn 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' CLAIRE CASAVANT le ryes all her Hne upstandrng qualrtres to help hold up those study hall ehrrrs whrch occasronally collapse PAT ROX STON frmous for her Counsel to the Loyelorn le ryes thrs adyree to the freshmen Dont INANCX OHRN leayes rnrce red blush to the junrors srnce th rt rs therr elass eolor AGNES KOSKI leayes her soft spoken manner to ll HIGH SIRLNG TEACHERS present company excluded of eourse BOBBY TOWN NSEIND leaves hrs nrekname of Mouse to TOMMY ROXAE so that Tom em se are the grrls wrth rt JOHN WITT leaves next years senrors yvrth a box of clothes prns to strek on the upturned noses of any concerted underelass grrls BETTY HEARN and ELEANOR NIICNULTY better watch out EARL RING always sard that hed grve hrs rrght arm to get out of hrgh school so he does just that MARGIE HAGUE leaves the swe rter she reeerved for a field hoe key award to BARBARA KELLEX to remedy that cold shoulder DAVID HOYLE who rs quite tdept at the eulrnary rrts himself leaves hrs book of old time FCCIPCS to Mrss Snow s cookrng class H also leaves them the sheet musrc to If I Knew You Were Comrng Idye Baked a Cake so that they ean whrstle while they work MARGARET GATES who re eentlv lost thrrtv dollars and then found rt agarn leaves a srgh of relref HOLDEN WN ESSEL leaves the y Irdstrck he uses to measure hrs nose to MR SHERRY who wrll now be tble to figure out how much yard age hrs football team garns LORRAINE GERNIAIN leayes her Southern Ieeent to the LUCKX STRIKE COMPANX for use rn therr commercral you know the part where they say Ah been smokrn Luckres fo nrgh on to three thousand ye rhs EILEEN OCONNELL leayes her good Irrsh name rmprmted on r shamrock rnd hung rn study hall where ill true wearers of the green e rn see rt DORIS THOMAS le ryes her dret under a sundae drsh rn Erston s LORRAINE 'VIARTIN le ryes 1nd we notrce th rt shes lrmprng 'No doubt shes crrrymg her dra mond rrng rn her shoe so that she yyont lose rt DOI' JAVIIESON leryes her po srtron rn the front seat of PALL AHERIN S car to my deseryrng stu dent who yy rnts to rrde to NN orces ter unror College next ye rr Immedrately after the Cl rss Dry exercrses PALL AHERIN leryes for the Bryn Vlawr Spa to do hrs study mg studyrng a eertrrn grrl thrt rs JOYCE REOPEL leayes her wrnmng ways as demonstrated rn European Hrstory class to DOIN CHAI EKI so that Don ern turn on even more chrrm when he trlks to the teachers LOIS DAVIS leayes her books prled up rn study hall as a towerrng monument to her powers of eon centratron JUNE SLTGLIFFE leaves her sprrrt of dogged determrnatron t HOWIE DAVIS so that Howie wrll be able to put up more resrst ance the next trme the guys rn the Bvrn Mawr Spa decrde to QIVC h1m 1 eoke shampoo RUTHIE BURGESS leaves for Mrllbury Street She heard th it there are some rnterestrng bovs down there 'VIARY and AINB GUINDER 'VIAN leave thelr quret good na turedness and co operatrve manner to ROBERT KOEHLER and ED DIE HAVVES Huh' Wonder whyg ROGER LaGROIX always seems to have plentv of monev rn hrs pockets so he leaves KARL KAMP 'VIEIR the drme whrch yours truly has owed hrm for the past three years as the result of a l1ttle rntra mural basketball bet 'VIARION DOOLITTLE le ryes her last name to DAVE PECK HAM It Hts hrm swell for he does yery lrttle JEAN 'VIacISAAC leaves her madcap manner to ANINABELLE CLENI ALBIE LLLKKO doesnt leave at all He was such a good guard rn basketball that the School Depart ment rs hayrng hrm strck around next year t gurrd the o ee yyhrle Nlr YN etherell rs out to luneh YN rteh out for those lrdy eroolIs Al they get you eyery trme Srnee she was one of the hardest workers of our elass BETTX DROLEI' often has to pause and mop her persprnng brow S0 Betty le ryes one well worn mop rn her locker ANNE BOTTOM leayes her fr yorrte expressron Whattiye mem ellybean to FANINX FARMER who wrll use rt rs 1 slogm for her Erster e rndy next ye rr 'VIARILXN HILI leayes her sue lfg shoes to RICHARD COREX He miy not be able to use them but at least the thought was there BILL LOOS leaves hrs motor brke to DOTTX SJOGREN who must get awfullv trred of rrdrng that horse around all the trme Srnee ROY STONE alw rys mln rges to keep ahead of eyeryone else JEAN STENLLIND leaves hrm her front seat rn Chemrstry class so that he cm stay rrght rn front next year CAROL PARSONS leaves her posrtron as Reporter of School News for the Telegram and Gazette to PAUL BRNGER who always seems to have chorce brts of news about someone OLIVE LAWSON leaves her ba DAVE ARMSTRONG so that he c rn beat hrs bass drum rn the school band wrth rt Now maybe hell get a lrttle more norse out of th rt drum but we doubt rt ANNETTE RICHER leaves her naturally curly halr to GORDON CALVERLY who lost hrs own re eently when a few senror boys de erded to open a barber shop rn the audrtorrum GERALD LOWE leayes for the Totem Pole to jorn the rest of the Indrans ELAINE REVIILLARD leaves rn her locker enough materral to start a new estrblrshment ealled Ags Beauty Shoppe She leayes one moth eaten powder puff two corroded lrpstrcks fiye notes from Buddy rn Arthur 'VIurray drncrng book to develop the porse an orange peel foranges are dret foodj 1 box of Sen Sen and a few unmentron ables What a fine collection for some deservrng Freshman neyct year' Gryen under our hrnds and se rl thrs mth day of une 1970 For the Class of l9a0 A H S H Rope Hes BARRy Guardzan 0 tht Iettamfnt IN rtnesses Albert the Allrgator Pogo the Possum 1 vu Y I Y I I . 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Jack Cook Gfowe W Cll hcxc I am lack Its about t1mc1 xou got hut Thc boss wants that artlclc on thc 1950 Class fol tht Qunday Qupplcmcnt eorffe Don t xx orry HC ll calm down once hc Sc ts thls altlclc I know 11x Lry thlnq about tx Cl x ont lark hot mx ffood scoops Crowe ustllstvn Alllllllll unc 1th Flhc COINITIIIUI fo tht mtl llcdncsdax at thc hhllllxlllll 111 Hotel VX on YN hat a hotml th it li XX 1nlx Q dolnq all uqht Thr commlttcvs mme able to ICPOII on all ITIPINIDPIS of tho Class W1 1l C h illlllflllll C h 111111 111 of I1 IIISIDOI IIUOII oflclvd to IJIOXICII IUIUINOIDIIKS IOI ill xx lthout othc11 mtans of gc ttlng to tht ll u111on CLASS PROPHI CX bt C11oRc 1 Ruom s Xou know hc has thc aqcncx for thc oncs etmobllc XX as I SUI prlscd to d1scox Cr that thc Jonm SIS tcm qaxc up nurmng to 1nx Ont a 10K 1utomob1l6 Nell Cmplow N mcx Ohm 1uSt to IICIP axouncl 111 hls C ns on thc thcoly that SIIICI In ntlcmt 1 Pufu Blondw, thc1v wull pu ffl the onts trnob1lr 1 cm th x t1 1ctQ mc1n to h1s sux ICC Clcp ll tmcnt xxhuc Phxllls Coxt 'lnd L17 Cid! 11tt stlll Spread tht o1l but thls t1mc1 011 automobllvs 'Xml hxmstlf has become qu1tt1 thc ladus m an IINIJIOXIHVT th1t1f1 stc1ct111c1Q Xnnm Bottom lla1nc1 Rlmlllllfl and Nl 1u1c1tn Mulphv puttx smooth CII mcan Wall to gmt J A to thus a1t1Clt1 Q ' 5 ll ' ll 1 AS 1' A 1 I ' I , I . 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'1 . .11 lac Frank C rlbert reported almost 100 aw ment of Alumni dues Prank was n iturally chosen as dues collector srnce he was recentlx elec ted Dog Tax Collector for the Town of Auburn Often seen with Frankie IS our old friend Alble Luukko now Truant Officer the kids hare a hard trme plavrng hookev since Al b1e knows all the trlcks Well to return to the article Priscilla Olson the Inntertarnment Chairman qaxe a tentatrxe outline of the program for tht meetrnq QBX the wax did you know Pr1s crlla now plaxs the organ at Scotts Skatcrrna NI rrgutrrtt Scott that sons are qrxmg skrtmff ltssons thtre The ferturc att1'1ct1on of thc tuning rs to br I nlor s Tall files Bob nex Cl did Oct ox CI telling the Bt ll storx w1th thc school brnd Xlso rpptarrnff will bt tht fimous orchestr 1 Swrnff Hrqh Swing Low with Germ Lowt The orchtstr 1 h1s rccentlx signed those wc ll known Harmonica BoysE Bernard LaCroix. Henry LaPlante, and Paul Ahern. fThey sure carry a lot of weight around tow'n.j Elsa Baker will present her Bakers Dozen of High Stoppers including Janet Companion. o'1n Norton Barbara Beford oan Fanion and Agnes Ixoskr The telex 1s1on stars YN rn some W 1nn1e and Smiling Don will que a xocal duet Wmnre Cough and Don Smith hart cert unlx reached the top Claudc Cote successor to Godfres has prom rsed to tell some of hrs w ell known stories on Cook edltor of The Daily Blow, will be Master of Ceremonies The Refreshment Committee IS headed by Adolph Karbow ski the well known restauranteur Incrdentallv I also learned that the steaks at Krbo s are so delicious because they are flown rn darly from Carne ru s Rancho The C rrneau brothers decrded to deal w1th beef on the hoof rnstead of on the but cher s block une Sutcliffe who al w axs liked to be up 1n the air flres KIDOS plane Krbos restaurant manager rs Nlarron Doolittle who makes ex erxone Do Nluch and h1s head waiter 15 Ted Houle Lnough o th rt SSISIIHQ Nlr lsarbowskr IH the reunion ar 1 rnfcmtnts wrll bt Pat11c11 Roxston lN rtron rl Lcader of the YN omans Place is in the Home League ind Parl Rrnff w ell known Sc mdrn xxrrn Chef jack Did xou get ans prcturesj Gear e Plentx lrlrshbulb lrrckson went alone lsor human lntcrest we got Bill Loos an hrs trrplcts an m'1l th it rs B ll rs 1 us J . . , J . , V. 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Cs A r x 'z z, '1 I' 5 '- - z d A ' 1 fvr 1 L . 2 .'- 1 3 'z :- mg w1ld ammals ln c aptlxltx out IH VN est Xu burn I understand Lester YN ahlstrom The Dazlg Blows dependable jamtor and handy man earns extra money dex eloplng feedmg formulas for the ammals Naturally the woman candldate for Town Manager Izlleen OGonnell and her man agcr Phyll1s Garney wanted to be snapped too Thclr slogan IS The Hand That Rocks the Cradle Should Rock ThlS Town VX also took p1ctures of the ones who expect to w1n the prlze for travelmg the greatest d1s tance to the reumon LOIS D3V1S MISSIOHHTV IH South Afr1ca and Barbara Macaulay who went to T1bet to see 1f women really had her way through France she met eanne Perry Annette R1cher and Dorothy amle son who are establ1sh1ng the French branch of Harr1et Evans Date Bureau We knew some good would come of that l1ttle red book Dax 1d Hoyle IS st1ll 1n France recovermg from the accldent he sustamed when trylng to fly Johnny Lmd s rocket sh1p He 1S under the care of Doctor Margaret Gates asslsted by Iwelyn Stone whose motto IS Why use ether when you can talk them to sleep? LOIS Dax IS stopped readmg long enough to report that Clalre Gasax ant and Ruth Burgess are also ln Afrlca looklng for strange ammals to shlp to the West Auburn Zoo They are hax mg dlfliculty s1nce nothmg seems strange to West Auburn Dlck also got p1ctures of the head on col l1s1on between Bob Gagnon and D1ck Con tO1S Both plan to sue Ant1c1pat1ng an all male jury Bob has hlred the Gunderman s1s ters as h1s lawyers Wh1IC D1ck has engaged the SCTVICCS of Roger LHCTOIX expectmg Roger s good looks to help h1m 1f he IS tr1ed before Judge Joyce Reopel Bx the wax the commlttec wants to run 1 speclal feature about the door prrzes that w 1ll be offered at the reumon George Pond own er of the Auburn Laundromat offers a months laundry free H15 motto I'or 1 Good Soakmg See Us ohn Wltt s Beauty Shop for Pooches offers a free permanent for all Glass of 50 hounds Ollxe Lawson s Sweet Shop w1ll glve a pound of chocolates to Auburns perenmal bachelor I expect lt w1ll be a draw between Malcolm X oung and Frank Mlller Allce Nugent w1ll autograph a copy of her smash success See Washzn ton and Learn L1 e whlch IS now 1n 1ts fifth ed1t1on Our gen1al rad1o announcers Margre and Bob Hague and Townsend w1ll g1ve away some of the soap operas they do announcements for Lorrame Martln and ean Stenlund offer a years tu1t1on to the1r Nursery School for Pre School Del1nquents Dor1s Thomas has the bubble gum concess1on at the school Hol den Wessell publ1sher of Wessells Wezrd Comzcs prov1des the readmg matter for the llttle darllngs whlle Garolme Mlllay takes them on nature walks generally through Au burn Center ean MacIsaac who succeeded Mary Mar t1n IH South Pacz c IS unable to be wxth us Of course ean has changed some of the lyr1cs She slngs Why VVash a Man Out of Your Ha1r9 Her understudy IS Lorralne Germame and Mar1lvn H111 IS her busmess agent I almost forgot the commlttee would lxke Roddy Barry to put on h1s slut VN hy Do To day What You Gan Do Tomorrow And now Betty Drolet 1f you w1ll put aw aw that album conta1n1ng the p1ctures of all your many boy fr1ends you can tell the boss that h1s Star Reporter 1S here. e ..1 ,I , 'V my , . T , 1 , A , V. . 1 , g I . . lv- . . K g , - a ' 1 l . K f I . 4 a A ' 3 ' CC ' . . . , 1 ,' ff J 1' ' . , v . v w- , 3 ' Y v f 1 . 9 7 ' ' ' ' ' r r ' I .X ' 1 v 7 ' . . H Y 5 - - V ' 7 -sa YC .' , 7 Ki 7. . . . - - . , . . 4 l I . . , , , G g 7 . . n I c Q 1 n . f 1 - several husbands. Barbara reported that on ' ' , ' ' r J C D, f' ' a s ,I ' , , . . . J I , , 1 u n . , - I 'T , , , , . , . . , , g , , .... . V ' 7 1 , ' 3 - V 1 ' Ci J 7 9 1 ' 75 ' 7. . J a 4 - 1 ' , J , . P V- . . .6 y, . . . . . . , I . . 7 . V - - . V . , A . - - - ' 3 cc 1 . . ' v ' . n ' v 35 a ' I - ' . U 7 7 , J, . Q . , , 7 . . . . . , ll95,uCll CL ASS SUNG l2.SC.xla,O1 .. rHra'rrl2rfvr'?l3' be We ralse our vo1 ces t pro clalm Wzth love and hon or our schools name Here s to you Au bum Hxgh dear We love you bet ter year b year Three cheers to all our WT 3 315123 Unreal M5313 VWJHEI teach ers who have helped ta1n our goals And to class mates who have m F Hr! V F FY V 5 YQ J r sp1r On to v1c r1es un tod 91 ther class room or m the J Hal t our Al ma HAHA Q-Hflrrrl lfftvelr vhrl a ter May her fame spread thru out the land Keep us loy Al ways mem ber I-lll the les sons learned Wllh ly? I MAJ Ogfunld rrund ful Ot thine ev er guxd mg hand When part mg hours draw clo ser And great er worlds are near at hand xs May all our l1ves be nch And hlled wlth hope for f ture years For P' ffl?F'li'3e5.l.ll1J then we re a lxze the lnend shlps Of our school days are really grand mem nes here m stxlled wnth nn us Help to con quer our many tears II4-1: lg,-md, lr s so sowe say A Q .. so tiff F J, ill- rg I 04 fig 1 glmmnjsfyfslyl .So,el1? flffllliilanl ' HH W,df.,jff lf fled Jfnvilaa - Il-ijllilil SQ .All ugflslnnlllb-f MH MH .ATI nf' vu -in In IID' 1 llili 9.3 AF' A 'Arif ' ' ' ' THE JKXIORS - lfirtt Rm.. lift In riglzl: Rita Paradise. Donald Bourgeois. Linda Kallio. James Torteson. Madalyn Fisher, Bryant Conant. Jacqueline Cyr, Kenneth Larson. Joan Horaan. Srrmzd Ron. Iefl to iight: Kenneth Edwards. Ruth Publicover. Edwin Hipson. Joan Price. Robert Kelleher. Shirley Cullinan. YVellman Badger. Joyce Niddrie. Fred Paige. Joan Gilbert. David liunger. Barbara Farley. Richard Morrow. Third Row, left tn right: Richard Robertson. Eugene BIacKay, Richard Jolie. Edward Scott. Marion Dyson. Elizabeth Gates, Virginia Paradise. Sally Garratt. Marilyn Pond. Barbara Dennison. Mary Tinsley. Dorothy Terrien. Margery Alderman, Fourlh Rngr, lffl to right: Robert Young. Harry Thoren. Gordon Calverly. John Perry. John Palmer. Ralph Lowe. THE SOPHOMORES 7 Fin! Rua-, lffl to riglil: Barbara Mont, Robert Natale. Judy Lt-Duc, Charles King, Priscilla Ordway. Rexford Baker. Nancy Robbie. June Allstrom, VVilliam Courville. Srrond Rmb, left to righl: Gretchen Nordstrom, Daxid Armstrong. Shirley Faneuil. Edwin Bennett. Bernice Sydor, Harry Smith. Eleanor hicNulty. Ronald Carlson, Ruth Dubrule, Carl Broman. Dorothea Sjogren. Douglas Stewart. Third Rule, left In right: Elizabeth Hearn, Shirley Graves, Beverly Cole. Pauline Lawson, Carol Brosghamer, Jacqueline Hoey. Helen Thomas. Xielba Norton. Dorothy Thomas. Xlartha Riley. Hazel Scott. Ruby Benson. Barbara Seneral. lfnzntlt Razr, left fo light: Paul Brnger, John Bonzey, Ed- ward Hawes. Jay Thurston, Thomas Yokes. Patil Hedin, Thomas Rowe. Blaurice Cahill. Francis Connors, Robert Xieisner. THE FRESHNIEN lfiul Rozr, lifl In right: Carolyn Gruber. Jackie Axerlxa. Patricia Snelling. Palsey Wlhittaker. George Provencal, Ruth Chanipaqne, John Cronin. Patricia Burke. Ernest Bishop. Patricia Booth. Sally hiay. lnurid Ring, Second Row, Inf! In righl: Richard Paradise. Gordon Smith. Janice Gilbert. Ruth Broman. Nlarion Chap- man. Russell Kobel, Betty Largesse. Daxid xhlK'IhK'l't'll. Shirley Rhodes. Howard Daxis. Ida Gedenberg. Forest Grenon. Lorraine l.aA Roche. Carl Roebuck. Ruth Hawes. YN'illiam Start. Charlotte Berti. Third Rom, lift to riglil: John hlurphy. Robert Koehler. Ray- mond LaRose. Daxid Sjostedt. Marjorie Lar- son. Harriet Brnger. Virginia Duxal. Harriet Dodue. Patricia Falk. Priscilla Clem. Nancy Dodae. Patricia Emerson. Jeannette Garneau. Joan Fournier. Patricia Hansen. Ernestine Gerard. Kay Carpenter. Gloria Hill. l7oz1rllz Roar. left ln riglil: Douglas Colton. Robert .Xllaire. Robert Contois. William Estabrook. Bart Gunderman, Edward Amiot. Ronald NN'estlund. Ronald Wennerbert. Donald Flaqg. Kenneth cllliCkt'l'illLf. Richard Creelman. Rich- ard Corey. 1 , XX ll Aww, lllll QILNIURS I'-i,11lARf1:1. lf if in righlz 1h.111l f'1u11'x1llf'. X 1111111141 l'1'11rm11. Xlnrv 1h.111lm11. llnxirl Rmwll. .luyrv Mrlfaxllx- l1111l. l'1.1111'ix fi.11'm-.111. l.u11g1i111- l,a1R11x1'. rl1.111l l',w1ml:n. l'.l:11111' S1-me-1. 511111111 Run. IH In ughl: Ruin-11 llilllllllll. lima Booth. ll111x' 'l'l11m111psu11. livtly Lloyil. Donald 1.11- llv. ll111'lxz1111 .Xllnirknz Cz11'1'ull B0la1114v1'. lrlvx llill, Xc11'1111111 Clmlvki, Grf'taly11 Tull. 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HONOR SULIIIZTY -- lfint Roar. lrfl In right: Evelyn Stone. Phyllis flnrney. :Kunz-tu' Rich- vr. ,Ivan Mnrlsamr. Nlarglwritr' Scott. lilimlwth Drolvl. Srnnlri Rum. fffl In right: David Hoyle. janet Coln- pzxnion. Joan Norton. john Lind. Jlaw Wew THE CALI DRON IIFFRARY STAFF l'xrrl Rn 1 ffl In right f eorge Rhodes Jean Nlarlsaar Rodds Barry Pflhillld Olson Xdolph lxarlmow skx mfr: Reopel Sfrnnd R I l lu nghl Izllzalleth Dlolrl -X lu' Nugent Donald Smith In elyn Stone John Lmd janet C ompanxon Niaureen Nlurphs Phwllxs Cuxe wmfzaew, ,anew C Xl I DROX Bl SINPSS S1 XPF fin! n .An xn l ll xr: fum Nllnlrrd I ough Rogex LAC ron Xl m.uPr1u Saou xlllllllt' Rlcher 9 ni ugh! Nlarqaret C .zu nn 1 1 Karr :ro larsons mn lenlunrl lm HA rx Kldrjoln Ill uc w lu f .um-x Ndncv Oun Thu 1 I I Hgh! Paul Ahern flautle ole leo I :rm-au lhllmrn Loos on Cook Rnnul I .muon Prank I :Ihr-rl Richard C onto: 0 -my ., '. .' .'.. - U :',l ' 1.5. N A ' - .' U l -1 V Y , Q-' I film., 'mf nl W. Sf k'1f nn. . an -AL.. '-'- .A -Q ' ..f:wr- - V Ruiz. IJ! to ' 1 . I' N. L lil' alvll l alt. CL l . J ' 5 . li ' 'lt '. . ' ' Hi '- l'h,'l ' 1' ' 1 l ' . 4 'rf Rn: . .uf H A i . 1' C . . ii . H ,. J I . l -' Q' . A L 2' . ' ' K: l K, Government of the students, by the students and for the students GREEN DOME LITERARY STAFF Ftrs! R111 left In rrghl Elrzabeth Drolet Jean Qtenlund june Sutclrlfe Roddy Barry 'Nancy Feldt Margaret Barsam Arlzrser SN and Rnu left to rrglrl jean laSalle Adolph karbomskr anet Lompanton Elatne Mc C ausland james Torteson GRELN DOMF PRODLCTION STAFF l'rr.vl Roz let in rrght Wrnr fred Gough Ann Fourmer Elarne Remrllard Roger IECFOIX Joan Grlbert Lorrame Cer Horqan Janet Companron Vlrqrnra Paradrse Sffond R114 let In rrghl Dorothy Johnson loyce 'Nrddrre Dorothy jamreson Barbara Beford Margery Alderman Marguerxte Scott Jeanne Perry Marjorre Hague Ruth Burgess Barbara Macaulay Marilyn Hrll Third Rnu left in rrght Agnes IXOSRI Rrchard Martrn Rrchard Mrller Ronald Westlund Nlargaret Joncs Dons Thomas Nlarron Doolrttle We inlaid! STUDENT COUNCIL - Firfl Rnrr, Iffl In right: Leo Garneau, Daud Russell Robert Olson john Lrntl Prnrdurt Cathryn Adam sky Nfiargaret Gates Second nr 1 rrghl rch ard Sjogrcn Joyce McCausland I' red VN heeler Joan Bylund feorge Lal'rad Martha Rlley Raymond LaRose Chrrslrne El lrott lcslre Vokes Nancy Rus 1- mm, We new 14: BAND I' Isl R111 If! In nglrl Barmara Dennrson Joyte Nrddrre Jean Stenlund Barbara Xllarre jorn Frlhert joan Horgan laulrrre lauson Slurley Cullman Cathryn Adarrrskx Olrxe Lawson Crelclren 'Nord stronr rmrrd 1 1 lo rrgll 'Norma Drck Drnflm Fred Fltmrngs lhrlrp Mrllaw George l'rsher Rrchard Companion Edtsrrr Bennett Daud Nctlurell Tlrrrd Roz. lat to rrglrl laul Hedrn Vhllrarn Carneau Rox Stone james Meter Klalrolrn Young Leslre o es lourlh Rot In rrglrt Daxn Ru stl Niargery Alderman 'Klelba 'Norton Thomas Starhura Rrchard Fdstrom lrllr Rnr I I lo rrglrl Daxrd Xrrnstronq lor rarne Nlartrn Joyce Rtopel Donald Bur Q ss laul Brnger S th R111 I tlo rrglt l rrscrlla Olson Fduard Houle Robert Taylor Robert Olson it A- y,, f -, '33, ef- 1 I Rlyklff In R'- N. A Q .V - - A -' 1 f 1 '. . ' I ' ' s ll.' 'A A ' RR ll 5 f 1 , 5 g Q i . . - -, K- U , , . , - Q K Nh 7 A 'Y 0 0 . A ? .- 4 :Fi , Z Y. ls- : ' G V K X main, Miss Krltherine Flynn: Adrirer, Joarl , ' . . 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Albert Luukko, Donald Chaleki, Bart Gunderman. Second R011-, left to right: Norman Chaleki. jon Cook. Robert Townsend, Claude Cote. John Murphy, Harold Stan- drinq. Robert Allaire. Bryant Conant. David Munqor. Palmer Butler. Rich- ard Jolie. Wellman Badger, Kenneth Laraon. William Courville. Third Razr. Iejfl to righl: George Sherry. Cnarh, Warner Clifford. Richard Sjostedt. Carroll Belanger. Richard Companion, Paul Hedin, Jay Thurs- ton. Philip Millay, Kenneth Fisher. Kenneth Chiclu-ring. VVillia111 Hast- inz Jo n l'errv Do11ad Paquin. lxenneth Hipson hrnest Bishop -1 mlanl foarh Wallace johnson N XRSIFI Y FOOI BALI Inv! Ro 1 Hgh! R1chard f'ourx1lle l eornge Rhodes Harry 'I hoinpson Richard Erickson john Wm Donald C halelu All1e1t I uukko Y: fond Roz lfl fn ugh! Wallace Johnson mutant C our I1 Donald I aBr1e -Kdolph Rarhcmslu lxenneth Hager xt1o1n Ro11ald Wmkelmann Nlau11ce C a 11ll C eo11.t Sl1er1y C narh w. h I. l O lvl! to ' : ' I .L '1',.f '14 i -Ylii, I '111' ', 4' Y 9 ' l .-'l.f..ff 'ii z', fl light: David 1X1'111st1'o1111. Ricllnrtl Ci 'i '.Ri'lz'll'i elcu11.Rl- t 'lizjl . -' H ', l, li 1. Ju? ' 1. 11 Ki . .U ri Rozy 1- 'gl 1 'il '11 . 1' ' . ' l I.'1 . I ' ' . ' -l l ll Ii igxdk -, idfl' ' ,I I , . l'11ul l' . BASKETBALL - First Row, Irll to right: John Lind, Adolph Karbowski, Robert Taylor, Roh- ert Townsend, Albert Luukko, jon Cook. Srrond Rnzv, left In right: Wilho Frigard, Cnarh, Francis Tinsley, Richard Corey, john Palmer, Richard Courville, Maurice Cahill, Francis Graves, Edwin Hipson, Wallace Johnson, A.r.fi.cIanl Coarh. Third Row, lffl lo right: David Russell, Asrixlanl Nlanagfr, Clifford johnson, Har- old Standring, Thomas Rowe, Philip Blillay, Donald LaBrie, Donald Pequin, Paul Ahearn, Manager. ll ,'1fIl R01 I1 t ln right Vhlliam fourulle jun Iook Richard Courxxlle Robert OToole Sn on Roi I 1 tn nght Nary Nlarlborough Niargare! Barsam -id mars TRACK I'1r.rt R0 U le I In right Claude Cote Maurice Cahill Palmer Butler Bruce Bardsley Strand Rnu left lo ugh! Adolph Karhowslu Richard Creelman beorge LaPrad Richard Jolie Donald LaBrle George Sherry Loafh Wwhe R ' 7fum74' - H wi ii w I i Ai U Ui' I A . FOUR CLASS PRESIDEXTS - .. ir, ,I . 2 ,. .1 id :,', rf i :..f - X 1 x ' r ' 'f 00 'lan all FRI SIINIAN RI Chlyl ION CONI N I'ILE lvl Rn: Irlln 71 une Allstronx Xlaureen 'viurphy Alice Nugent I' xelyn Stone El17a beth Drnlet I' lame MrCauSland SU fund R111 I1 ll In nghl Rtc ard hrtckson K laude C ote Roddy Barry Georg: Rhodes jon C ook Frank Gilbert Adolph Ixarhou slu Chazr mrm W llltam Courulle JLNIOR AND SENIOR IRONI CONIXIITTEES Fzrxl Roz I tv nghl janet Companxon Caroline Nllllay Xhce Nugent Adolph Ikar hmsslu Jeanne Ierry Robert Taylor Yrrnud Rum I I to Hgh! Claude Cote Ehzabeth Drolet Jon Cook Eltzabeth Garratt Frank Gilbert Zd6CgtCllj6ltCZLl12'L6 - aaa SENIOR PLAX LAST I-url Roz Irf lo nglzt Maureen Nlurphy Jean Maclsaac Jol Cook Patrtcxa Royston Robert Tavlor Anne Bottom Sfrnnd R111 left In rzght Annette Rleh er Ahce Nugent Evelyn Stone Leo barneau Elizabeth Garratt Robert Townxend Janet Com panxon Margaret Gates Lorraine bermam Frances Hogan Dznrtor Tlmd RnL If! ln ngll Roddy Barry Daxxd Hoyle Adolph lxax bouskt john Lind We ae Rediff sw JLNIOR ILXY CAST First Rn: Ill In nghl Ionalne LaRose oyce Ntddrte Barbara Dennison Joan ltlhert Shnley IItll Vlrgmla Pear 0 Yunnd Rn: If I In nghf ran cn Calm-au Dattd Munqer Frances 'lIllSl?y Robert Bettluaume Margery -Xldennan Rlrhard Nllller Bryant Conant Donald Bourgeois Stephen Del Rosso Dunrior ALLISTON C. WETHERELL Principal DONALD GOODNOW Axnstani Prznczpal JESSE MORGAN Superintendent Educatlon does not mean teaehlng people to know what they do not know, lt means teaehlng them to behave as they do not behave FKLLLTY Hit R ll! t xgh! Nh Vary Xiarlborousgh xil s Katherine Flynn Nhss Frances nghl Ur George She ry 'Ur Donald Goodnow NI Xfarqa el lalmer Ni Wallace johnson Nil Alberta Sno NI s Ha rlet D nham Nl Stephen Del Rosso Xlr Wllho Frlgard o a a a 0 A. 0 -A l f ' ' - uw, e' n r' 2. 'ss . . U , . S. ' ' , . Hogan, Miss Marrzaret Barsam, Mrs. Mary Cashmon, Niiss Dorothy Mulry. Srrond Row, left In 'r,.. ,.iss. r ' ,.r. ' ',.'ss . 'w,.is r' u ,.r,' , 1,.. ' . , ,x . 5 Q - v N3 M A ' - 4 7-, W, ,i V , ai ' ,Q Q ,J . 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The Promlsed Langl Wfi, - Q, E2 A 3. .i , .YJ V Rb' ' f'2ff01? ,J Q , lr 1 4 95 'Vi' we ,amiga afmpmamzm Fine gba mscelknce Diamozzrfy in es: n era tsmans lp wfgjffjgxf and quality r 4 zz 411 y RINGS PINS Sfeflzfz U Szlz 61 MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS BOUSQUET S Jw ELRY SHOP 513 Ma1n Street NEW WIIK 13 TIEIUIII ST IUSTUIIU MISS PIIUVIIIEICE Worcegtef Mqssqchuseifs H Sugfrld Johnson Proprietor w Complrmenfs of Complzmenfs of CHESTER P TUTTLE POST No 279 HENRY CAMOSSE and SON AMERICAN LEGIQN MIMEOGRAPH DISTRIBUTORS INC A B D ck Mxmeographs Addressing Machines P Royal and Corona Poriables 10 Portland Street Worcester 8 Mos DR RAYMOND F WITT Phorr 62349 Com llmenfs of THE VE TI RS U ll - J'g I If 0 IJYJ' .'b ',. l X? U I 9 nlrufs K CIIISI' I - I A M O S 5 U B R O 5 fonu 4 tf and Linder Blot ks Auburn Mcxsscxchusett Ulm tlu slum .after the Udlllf O0 to HOWARD JOHNSON S North Oxford fm ltflflglllllfflltg Sllpfl' 1 IW 11 KY 54 A 0 N ww Y J U I L U I f kv Established in 1915 Telephone Auburn 601 I ' S Y 0 0 U I . I-5. x 0 0 0 7 7 YOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE Urfers Two Yeor Courses In ENGINEERING fM6ChGHlCUI Electrxcal and Industncrll BUSINESS MANAGEM NT PRE LEGAL ACCOUNTING PRE DENTAL LIBERAL ARTS WORCESTER JUNIOR COLLEGE 766 Moun Stree' Worcester Mas Tel phone 5 6101 C om 2111114 xiii WEBSTER SQUARE POST 13 ITII9 Black Lat' Poet? AMERICAN LECION 5 - fxi , J KA Two-Yeor Community College Operoting Within the Y. M. C. AJ ' ,. , s. i A f f of au , 'A 7 F. D. PERRY CO. Best Grades of COAL COKE RANGE and FUEL OILS 965 Mrllbury Street Worcester 7 Mass Telephone 3 6307 C011 U1 fzfzffflfzoizs IO Ifvc Cfflss 0 1950 Many graduates of Auburn Hlgh School are employed by Reed G Prmce Mfg Co alumm who are mterested rn full txme ofhce or factory employment REED 81 PRINCE MFC C0 PEFESSED and SLOTTED SCREWS and bUL.1b also NUTS RIVETS and SPECIALTIES 1 Duncan Avenue Worcester 1 Mass 6 l ' J We solicit interviews with members of the Class of 1950 and 1 I 0 J 0 T H E R E S T In BUSIHCSS Tralmng Busmess Adrrnnrstratron ' EXGCUIIVG Secretanal Medlcal Secretanal 0 Arrhne Secretanal Stenographlc ' Clerrcal 0 Busrness MGCh1neS Get Your Busmess Tromrng Where Busmessmen Get Their Help FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER II Wr1te or call for a catalog WORCESTER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SCIENCE 1010 Mcun Street Worcester Mass D1al 6 5767 ARTHUR P WARD D ectors KATHARINE FOLEY WARD ACME ROOFING CO ir Worcester Massachusetts C I Carr Telephone Auburn 873 I O Q O I O , . . - Ir - I QUEENSBURY LOMBINC COMPANY ETTRIFK GARNETTING COMPANY Ab M h C012fl1'vl2111e1zf,v of W A b Mcrssach COi1Zf7!f77Z6lIf,S' of J u urn asscrc usetts BFCKFR ,IL NIOR COLI EGF, SPGCIGLIZSS 1n tra1n1ng young men and young women for pos1t1ons as accountants med1ca1 secretarxes pr1vate secretarmes GXGCULIVG merchandmslng SPGCIGLISLS Snxfy three years of success IH frcnmng hugh school graduates for their lute work Fall Term Beg1ns September 13 Aurhorfzed to confer the ssoczofe rn Scren degree W? ni: K c ,,.., .ree fffeflf fiffyawbf ONLY STAYS SILENT Worcester Gas Llght C0 240 Mcun Street Worcester Massachusetts Worcester Massachusetts LEICESTER SAVINGS BANK Incorporated 1869 B A N K B Y M A I L Deposrfs go on Interest the Hrst business clay of every month Le1cester Massachusetts J L ' ' X1 L J N . . . . . 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AIR CONDITIONING 332 Southbndge Street Auburn Mass Phone Aub rn 2318 xford nt rrzrl o oo Web te All Types of Electrrcol Fixtures HILL BRONZE ALLOYS CO NON FERROUS CASTINGS MATERIAL of ENGINEERING Talnter and Gardner Streets Worcester 3 Massachusett Complvments of O COTE and SON BUILDERS Ptuon 36 o 3 O4 14 Hampton Street Auburn Mass FREEMAN A FULLER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE BODY and FENDER WORK GENERAL REPAIRING TOWING ACCESSORIES TIRES BATTERIES 516 Southbr1dge Street Auburn Mass P'1on Day 259 1 6 UNION PUBLIC MARKET Southbrxdge Street at College Square Here s Why It Pays To Buy Insurance From MCCRILLIS 6. KEEP MCCRILLIS 81 KEEP 31 Auburn Street Auburn Mass T LH B ' S . u Q --- E og 'se NIM I as r - Enterprise 6186 .. - . -. ' 5 ' A O Q . e H325 7 -34s. ' I I , , I e' Ms I - fights 2'8 4. rf -Ito?-Y TI'11'. 'Z C' ':'z., ,Z ' g'i,1 ',' L r. zz. Z'or:1:.1.,':'1fr.:t Ir. :i:.'.:r. uc . nr' 1.1. 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