Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

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DONALD RAYMOND THAYER ' .. 7 . L) IRENE CATHERINE WILDE Knowledge is a worthy prize.” Although a little shy, Irene gets along... She has an easy going disposition. . .earnest and sincere. . .capable. . .ranks high in studies... always ready to have fun. Enjoys good books... a friend to all. . .Irene has her heart set on wearing a starched uniform and a nurse’s cap. There is no doubt in our minds, Irene, you will make a fine nurse. . . (Lucky patients). Favorite Song: Always. Favorite Saying: Jeepers. ACTIVITIES: Arts and Crafts 3. A man ' s power begins with his will. Give “Don” a horse and saddle and we believe he will be satis¬ fied. . .the first impression of Don gives one a quiet and gentle picture, but later he surprises you with his supply of laughter and witty remarks. . .has dancing ability, especially in Whitins- ville...(Who is she, Don?).. .always ready, willing and able to give a helping hand when needed...We are all sure that “Don” will find his way very easily along the road he chooses to follow in future years. Favorite Song: Doin’ What Comes Naturally.” Favorite Saying: Ou-Ia-la. ACTIVITIES: Treasurer 1-2-3, Junior Prom 3, Basketball 3. General Chair¬ man of Activities 4. Camera Club 2-3-4. MARIE EVELYN WILSON There is magic in her look and in her voice a witching charm. Introducing the Stage Star of our class, Marie, the ash blonde . . .often seen doing her ballet dance behind the footlights. . . has a pleasing personality which enables her to make friends quickly.. .she’s another one often seen writing the preamble after study periods. .. With Marie’s good sense of humor and personality we know that she will certainly reach her goal, whatever it may be. Favorite Song: To Each His Own. Favorite Saying: Oh, don’t be silly.” ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club 1-2. Knitting Club, Radio Club, Assistant Chair¬ man of Junior Prom, Musical Show 3. STANLEY DEAN Dean was with us for three years, but the attraction to the U. S. Marines became greater than that of the classroom. . .while a member of the class of 1947 Stanley proved to be a fine stu¬ dent.... a diligent worker and an all around good fellow... Here’s best wishes from your former classmates. . .your sin¬ cerity and perseverance will carry you far along the highway to success.