Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

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GERARD GREGOIRE An excellent student, an outstanding athlete, and a “swell fellow” . . . boundless appetite . . . assumed re¬ sponsibility with ease and assurance as our Junior Class treasurer . . . always helped make school functions a suc¬ cess ... a true sport . . . “My name is Ivan-Stravich Gregoravich . . . riotous, jocular, enthusiastic Greg. VICTOR DENAULT Penetrating voice ... no need to say “Keep up the chatter when Vic is around . . . probes into the depths of things . . . takes nothing for granted . . . interesting talker on the subject ‘My little Canadian’ ... an example of the saying—“Chivalry is not dead” ... “I slept under three mattresses last night” . . . practical, ambitious, ver¬ satile Vic. THOMAS EDWARD NICHOLSON Ironic humor . . . frequent visitor at “Henry’s Junkyard” ... no more brush-cuts, please . . . adepl carpenter . . . infectious smile . . . expert car repairer— watch your fenders ... an ability to ‘get around’ . . “Gimme that pin for my car.” . . . congenial, witty, non¬ chalant Tommy. VERNON CHARLES BRUNELLE Unhurried and unworried . . . extremely fond of a good argument . . . individual sardonic humor . . . must know the “Why” of things ... bet Brass could find his way to the ‘office’ blind-folded . . . remember the Blitz Buggy ... “I must have been drunk when I bought that suit” . . . talkative, persuasive, jovial Brass. OUR S E R V I C E MEN

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Exhilarating air, sparkling eyes, pleasing disposition . . . her manner and bearing bespeak an unprejudiced and loving nature . . . ever ready to help, interested in all extra-curricula activities . . . soft spoken ... a good word for everyone . . . facile and versatile conversationalist . . . our capable Editor-in-Chief of the Epilogue . . . proved by her question, “Now is that logical? . . . sociable, intelligent, enthusiastic Jane. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1-4, Literary Society 2, Junior Prom Com¬ mittee, Biology Club 4, Editor-in-Chief of Epilogue. RUTH MARY WILDE ’’Quietly she walks her way, Steadfast duty fills the days.” Petite, dark-haired, slow-spoken . . . “quarter to one’ 4 ’ bus catcher . . . enthusiastic follower of the year’s social events . . . possessor of a wandering pocketbook . . . keen appreciation of bicycles . . . sincere in all things and with all people . . . Ruthie shocks us with her, “Are you kidding?” . . . good natured . . . amiable, industrious, thoughtful ‘Ruthie.’ ACTIVITIES: Arts Crafts Club 2.

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The day of graduation isn’t really fun, Although it means that our school days are done, We start to think it over and have a yearning then, We feel as though we’d like to start it all again. s@i,i gha;. . o. i ul n.gh School Library Bellingham Massachusetts 02019