Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

 - Class of 1945

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LUVIA M. COOK Lu” After all is said and done Life must have been made for fun.” Lu, who is the possessor of a rather deep voice, can be quite noisy at times, especially when she is given a little assistance by her classmates. She likes good jokes and can tell a few herself. She likes horseback riding and hot fudge sundaes. Homework really bores her. Her alert mind and cheerful dis¬ position are characteristics which assure her of a successful career as a nurse. Favorite Song: “My Hero” Favorite Saying: “Oh! Go Drown Yourself” Activities: Glee Club 2, Dramatic Club 1-3-4, Public Speak¬ ing 1, Musical Comedy 3, Minstrel 2, Junior Red Cross 4. MILDRED F. COWEN Millie” We like her smile—we like her style Millie’s our best-dressed and neatest girl. She likes sports and plays a “mean” baseball game herself. An excellent typist, she is frequently called upon to help her classmates. Millie intends to go to a business school, and we predict that she will “come out on top.” Favorite Song: “I’m Making Believe” Favorite Saying: “Cruising for a bruise?” Activities: Home Economics Club 1, Treasurer 1, Music Club 3, Glee Club 1-2-4, Christmas Ball Committee, Associate Edi¬ tor of “Epilogue,” Junior Red Cross 4. GABRIELLE J. CROTEAU Gaby” This little miss with eyes of blue Conveys her friendliness to you.” Gaby is the most dynamic little person that we have ever met. She has an extra amount of energy and a good singing voice. She has been a nurse’s aid for some time and intends to study nursing. However, we believe that “Lee” may have something to say about that. What about it, Gaby? Favorite Song: “I’ll Walk Alone” Favorite Saying: “Oh! Come On” Activities: Glee Club 2-3-4, Music Club 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Musical Festival 3. BEATRICE M. LATAILLE Bea” Her laughter has a clearer ring Than all the bubbling of a spring Bea is one of the happiest people we know. She never worries about a thing and, as a result, she has a delightful laugh. Her hobby is collecting jewelry and other finery from the far places of the world—thanks to her brother and friends in the service. Through her enthusiasm and general good humor she has acquired many friends. We wish for you, Bea, many happy days. Favorite Song: “There Goes That Song Again” Favorite Saying: “I’m telling you!” Activities: Camera Club 1, Glee Club 1-2-4, Home Economics Club 2, Music Club 3.

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£v- VIRGINIA H. BROWN Ginny” Genius, that power which dazzles the mortal eye. Is often but perserverance in disguise.” Ginny is every teacher’s dream of an ideal student. She is ambitious, studious, cooperative, and has an ever-ready smile. She has remarkable commercial ability. Her neat appearance is set off by beautiful red-gold hair and laughing blue eyes. She is a perfect lady in every respect, and we know that she will be a perfect secretary. Favorite Song: “An Hour Never Passes” Favorite Saying: “What did he say?” Activities: Science Club 1, Etiquette Club 3, Class Marshal 3, Student Council 4, Junior Prom Committee, Christmas Ball Committee, Junior Red Cross 4. MURIELLE D. BRUNETTI Mur And when you sigh, be like the turtle dove, Who knows no grief, and merely sighs for love.” Murielle, a good literary student, loves Shakespeare. She loves to read and argue—especially in class. As a result of her extensive reading, she has developed a remarkable vocabu¬ lary. She is a girl with poise and one of her beliefs is that “Society walks in late.” Here’s to a successful literary career, Murielle! Favorite Song: “Bolero” Favorite Saying: “Cheer-up kid!” Activities: Science Club 1, Music Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 1-2-3. AUDREY F. CARROLL Aud” Live for something, have a purpose And that purpose keep in view.” Audrey is the efficient member of our class. She has always done her share of work in connection with school entertain¬ ment. We have often taken advantage of her dramatic ability —we remember, especially, her dance with Roland Jodoin. Her “pep” makes her a valuable member of the cheerleading squad. Her voice really carries! Audrey, who is a good student, plans to enter Rhode Island State College. Best wishes from all of us, Audrey. Favorite Song: “Begin the Beguine” Favorite Saying: “How are you!” Activities: Dramatic Club 3-4, Cheerleader 4, Laboratory Club 4, Junior Prom Committee, Vice-President 2-3, Music Festival 3, Musical Comedy 2, Junior Town Meeting Representative 3. JEANNETTE L. CHABOT Jean” Always ready, always there, Always willing to do her share. Jean’s merry quips have furnished us with many laughs during the past four years. Her favorite pasttimes are dancing to sweet music and “bending an ear” to all conversations. She is quite industrious and plans to enter the business world. Good luck, Jean! Favorite Song: “Till Then” Favorite Saying: “Mur-der” Activities: Public Speaking 1, Dramatic Club 1-4, Modern Music 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Christmas Ball Committee.



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LAURAINE A. LE BLANC Laurie” I always linger deep in thought, Because it makes me wiser.’’ Laurie, although quite shy, has an easy-going disposition and thoroughly enjoys herself in her own quiet way. She is a typical high-school girl and is interested in just about everything. She frequently takes the Johnson Bus to Milford. We wonder why—but not much! Ride happily into the future, Laurie! Favorite Song: “It Had to Be You” Favorite Saying: “Gee, I Don’t Know” Activities: Glee Club 2-3-4, French Club 1, Music Club 3. Musical Comedies 2-3, Christmas Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Red Cross 4. CECILE Y. LEVESQUE Cil” Good nature and good sense are her companions.’’ Cil, a tiny blond-haired miss, is the j oiliest of the senior girls. She is always smiling! A good student, she never neglects her work but enjoys what leisure time she has. Her favorite forms of amusement are dancing and skating. Cil, who is never at a loss for words, should be able to talk her way into what¬ ever position she wishes. Talk away, Cil! Favorite Song: “Whispering” Favorite Saying: “Are you kidding?” Activities: French Club 1, Music Club 3, Glee Club 2-4, Junior Prom Committee, Christmas Ball Committee, Junior Red Cross 4. GLADYS T. LEWINSKI Ga Ga” From worldly worries I am free. Petty trifles don ' t bother me.” Ga Ga, one of the engaged girls in our class, has a friendly, warm disposition and always laughs at a joke whether it be clever or “corny.” She is a good worker and this was proven by the success with which she carried out her work as chair¬ man of the Christmas Ball. She loves to try out the latest “jitter bug” routines. You never worry about anything, do you, Ga Ga? Favorite Song: “Twilight Time” Favorite Saying: “Oh leave me alone” Activities: Glee Club 1-2-4, Minstrel Show 1-2, Junior Prom Committee, Christmas Ball Committee, Junior Red Cross 4, Music Club 3, Polish Club 1, Dramatic Club 4. ROLAND T. MARCHAND Ted” Never give up! There are chances and changes Helping the hopeful a hundred to one.” Mischievous?—But definitely! There’s never a dull moment when Ted’s around. Good sportsman? We’ve looked far and wide and none better can be found. His speed and skill make him outstanding on court and diamond. Cooperative? Be¬ yond compare! He has always “pitched in” to make our school activities successful. Good dancer? Very smooth! His vitality combined with his other assets, should lead him to success in the “World of Sports.” Favorite Song: “Begin the Beguine” Favorite Saying: “Hold on Harold!” Activities: Basketball 1-2-4, Baseball 4, Glee Club 2, Science Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Junior Prom Committee, Christ¬ mas Ball Committee, Musical Comedy 2, Music Festival 3.

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