Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1937 volume:

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Beverly, Massachusetts BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL Q00 bcqge vr4 f V W fs? ,N'JF ' f fm., - ' , , .A , Our Class Adviser MARY ALICE ROPER 0 Mary Alice Roper, our class Adviser, whose quiet charm has long graced our school, We, the Class of 1937, respectfully and affectionately dedicate our Year Book, in appreciation of her unselfish devotion to her work, and her consecration of her time and energy to the service of others. Our Principal FREIJERICK II. PIERCE CDIIR Prillcipaml, Frmh-rick H. Piercv, in organizing tho g0VOI'IlITl0Ilt of our High School has shown vmincnt ability. Bvvuiisv ul' his sym- pzmthoixic l1IlIll'I'StiLIl41iIlg ho will long hi- rcmcmhvrvd affair manly ilicidcnls ol' schfml lifv hznvc fzulcrl. YVO sinccrvly dcdiczztv this small purtimi ui' our magazine to him as an mark of our enduring loyalty. Our Superintendent STARR NI. KING 0Mr. Starr NI. King, our esteemed Superintendent ol Schools, we, the Class of 1937, grzztellllly and respeetfully dedicate this page, in recognition of his earnest :xml sincere efforts in our helialf. Quietly, yet eontinuously he has per- formed his duties with :L dignity :md rleterminution which have won for him the zulmiration of all. z CHOOL FACULTY IGH S BEVERLY H 'U Q 'Q cs ? 2 -i Senior Class OH71cers STEPHEN WOODBERRY President Page F ive RUTH OSBORNE Secretary ETHEL NAISMITII V ice President MY RA HERRIC K Treasurer CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY H GI-I SCHOOL TH I-ZRICSA ACFUMANDO Ambition is thi: germ from which all yrmrth Qt. nohlenfss proceeds. Ilolzhy - Reading good books. Ambition-To get a job. Activities-feHonors 9, Coni- mercial Club 2. A good sport. Theresa can always appreciate a good joke, even one on heri A true friend. IJUMINICK Am1ol.1,oNI II'orlc frat and then rest llolihy'-Collectinf: pins. Ambition-'I'o follow the Sheet Metal Trade. Dominick is one of our more oricinal students, as his hobby suxrpests. He is a carefree person with a ready smile for anyone he meets. EUGENE A. ASH Motionlr.ss t0TTP11l3l-Nilfill cataracts Hobby--'l'eaching Swim- minrz, Life-saving. AmbitionfTo work in an omce. Activities-Photography I, Q. Cross Country I, 8, 4. Commercial Club 3. Eugene is a quiet fellow- hut very industrious. He does not makefriendsquick- ly, but once acquainted, he oflers a lively portion to any conversation. DURUTHY BARTON Moderation la the silken string running throuoh the pearl chain IJ l'irlr11'. llobhyfTcnnis. Sewinu. Amhitioaf- To he a head nurse. Actirvitiev- Science Club I, Radio Cluh 2. French Club 3, 4. Honors I, 2, 3, 4. Dorothy is a very stu- dious, conservative girl and will undouhtcdly reach the goal she is striving for. PHILIP IC. BEAULIICU Nothing great was 4-ver arhierell 11-ilhout entha- sirzsmf' llobby-Stamp coller-ting. Ambili1mf'l'o be a French Teacher. ActivitiesfCorporall in Cafeteria Q, 3, 4. French Club 4. Good things come in little packafzesf' We are sure that this quotation applies to Philip. for he is one of the nicest. friendli- est fellows that we know. PHYLLIS ALDRICH So u'z ll go an more armr- ing, .su late into the niglhlf' Hobby- Dancinc. A mbition-eHairdresser. Aclivilien- Glee Club l. Phyllis is a tiny. younc lady, but in spite of her size, she is very lively and popular among her associ- ates. WALTER ARLINGTON Praise the sea. but keep on land. Hobby-Boatinyx. A mbition-Printer. Activities -Trade School Boys' Play 3. Walter is a likeable and :genial fellow. His determin- ation promises that he will so far in his work. HARRISON BALL i'A giant of brass on legs of today. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-To go farther in education. Activities-Football l, 2, 3, 4. Commercial Club 3, 4. Basketball 4. Harrison is quite an ath- letic enthusiast. He, along with his feminine compan- ion, attends all athletic per- formances. He is an agree- able person, though rather quiet. MARY BATCHELDOR Your face is a book, where man may read strange matters. Hobby-Losing thinrzs. Ambiti0nfTo pass College Boards. ActivitiesfLatin Club 2. Dramatic Club 3, 4. Sec- retary of Dramatic Club 4. Social Service Committee 4. Class Night Committee 4. Mary is one of our so- phisticated debutantes with a charm that's new and refreshinz. We prophesy that she'll be very popular ut Wellesley next year. VERNA BERDGE The rnildest manners and the pentlest heart. Hobbilfffookinz. Ambition-To be a secre- tary. Activities-Audubon Club 1. Dramatic Club fl. First Honors Q. Second Honors 3. Commercial Club 4. We wonder if Verna will invite us up some day to try some of her cooking. We know it must be cond, for everything that Verna at- tempts to do turns out in the best way possible. Page Six CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL FRED llIRAlll'lLLI The seo! the sou! the open sea! The blue. the fresh, the ever free. Hobby f Canoeing and boats. Ambition-To be a boat builder. Fred, as he is known to his friends and classmates, is one of the hardest work- ing members of our class. May he attain a high place in hfc as a boat builder. ANN L. BONAVENTURA Joy fines in mc, like a JTITYITVIFT,-1 morn. Hobby-Skating. A mbitiou-Secretary. ActivitiesfGlee Club 1. 2. Constitutional Committee S. Commercial Club 3. 4. Reception Committee 4. Information Table 4. Honor Study Hall 4. Ann is a fine person to knowandacharminy:friend. Her winninf: smile and gra- cious manners place her high in thc hearts of many. JULIO BORSETTI Mg mind is my kingdom. Ilo by-Stump collecting. A mbitionff To reach the top Aetivitie.9-Traflic Squad 3, 4. House of Delegates 2. Band 3, 4 Honors 1, 2. Acyif Board 4. Now here is ofellow that always seems to know all the answcrs evcn thouyxh hc hardly ever opens a book. He has a very keen niind and is also interested in music. MARTHA BRESNAI-IAN I'Irvryonc cxrcls in some- thing in u-hir-h another fails. Hobby-Rifle Target Prac- tice. Ambition W Business Mu- clline Upcralor. Aeti1'ilieefGlee Club 2, 3. Pmaforc 2. Show Hoot l Class Night Committee 4 Martha is a quiet per- son. and we have had to discover her cxcellcnt rifle record from newspaper ace counts. She exhibits yrreat skill. Good luck to you, Martha! LAWRENCE BREWER Charm slrilrrs the aight, but merit Irina the soul. Hobby-Playing drums. Ambition-Join the Navy. Lawrence is a quiet fel- low who always gets what he goes after. Wonder why wrc never heard more about his drums? Page Seven WOODROW BONA Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Activities-Dramatic Club We'd say that Woo- cly's hobby is chumniine around with Huf:hie. He has ri nay personality and a ready wit. PETER BONIFACI-I Too low they buil ' who build bclnu- the skies. Ilobbyf-Plalyiny: basketball Ambition- o graduate. Activities O- Home Room Vice-President l. House of Delegates 2. A suis Solicitor 2, 3. Home Room Vice- President 3. Reception Committee 4. Pete's ambition is to graduate. Knowing that he will realiz this ambition. we wonder what he will do afterwards. We hope that he will find happiness in his future. IVARY V BOUCHARD I newer dare to be as funny as I con. Hubby-Drawinrz. Ambition-To be a nurse. Ac'iv-ities-Audubon Club 3. Science Club Q. French Club 2, 3. Safety Patrol 4. Dramatic Club 4. Rifle Club 4. Hockey l, 2. Bas- ketball Q. First Honors I, Q. 3. Second Honors 4. A Mary is a very witty person always adding com- edy to the assemblies which she is in. Mary's u :ood athlete as well as an actress GERALD W. BREWER Honor comes by dili- pence. 1lnbbyASports and stamp collecting. Ambition-To get into the field of aviation. Activities A- Commercial Club l. Track I. Math Club. President of House of Delegates 3. Nntion-l onor Society 3. Safety Patrol 4. Student Councill4 Gerald is a very ener.etlc person. He is active in all sorts of school affairs. VV? all feel that he will make an eminent place in the world. LESLIE BREWER Music is the medicine of the breaking heart. llabby-Playing the uke. A mbition-Diesel engineer. Actirifies-Track 3. Cross country 3. Honors 3, 4 Safety Patrol 4. B. H. S. News Staff 4. Leslie is a popular stu- dent with his many friends. He is also musical as is shown by hi hobby. Good luck to you in the fulfilling of your ambition. CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL ALIC nl BRIGHT The sweet converse of an innocent mind. Hobby-Collecting Post- cards. Ambition-To be a secre- tary, Activities-Dramatic Club. 2 Alice is a quiet, shy girl who kee s rather aloof. Her friendis tell us, however, that she is a fine chum and well-liked by everyone who knows her. EDITH BROWN Ede. Truth from her lips pre- 1JaiIed. Hobby-Bowling. Ambition-To see the world Eden is a happy girl friendly with everyone, Well-liked by all her class- mates, she will go far. ARTHUR BROWNLOYV The writer does the mast who gives his reader the moat knowledge, and takes from him the least time.-' Hablry - Drawing and writing. Ambition-To be a news- paperman. Activities-Science Club 4. B. H. S. News 4. Seemingly a meek boy, Arthur has a sparkling nature beneath his dignity which his friends find very entertaining. EVELYN BURCHSTEAD Beauty is the first present nature gives to women, and the gint it takes away. Ho by-Motoring. Ambition-To be a beau- tician. How typical of Evelyn's generous nature that she wants her life work to be making other women beau- tiful. She's a fine person and likely to succeed at her pleasant task. EVELYN BURKE Fortune befriends the bold. Hobby-Drawing. Ambition-Dress Designer. Activities-Audubon Club l. Honor Roll 3. Her long slim fingers and hands predict a great fu- ture for Evelyn.in her in- teresting vocation. We understand that she is both original and clever at this domestic and commercial art. EILEEN BROPHY Nothing is so strong aa ge ntlenesa. Hobby--Eating and Talk- ing. Ambition-Secretary. Activities-Executive Com- mittee 3. Aegis Board 1. 2 3, 4. Commercial Club 3, 4. Student Council 4. Honor Roll l. 2, 3. National Honor Society 4. Eilecn's record speaks for itself. As for her hobby, she doesn't look like a glutton, and she nev- ei' bores us with her talk- ing. ROBERT BROWN Bob' He wears the rose of youth upon him. Hobby-Sailing. Ambition-To go into a good business. ' Activities-Cafeteria Com- mittee l. Photocraft Club Q. Social Service Commit- tee 8. Football 4. Class Nicht Committee 4 Bob is a widely trav- eled student. He has been very popular since his trlp abroad. We believe that he possesses a Rouse and solph- istication t at give im a dignity beyond his years. R. OTTIE BRUNDAGE Man is a social animal formed to please and enjoy society. Hobby-Swimming. Ambition-To get a good job. Activities-House of Dele- gates 1. Ott is one of the noble heroes of the class. He is full of spirit and ready to is? all the fun he can from 1 e. WILBUR BURCHSTEAD The pon-cr of thought- the magic of the mind. IIobb11fPlaying golf. Ambition-To do office work. Activities - Commercial Club 1. Safety Patrol 2. VVilbur is an intelligent industriops fellow. As a commercial student,l Wil- bur lS expected to win for himself a hich position in the workaday world. EVERETT BURKE No man is IIGPPII who does not think himself sa. Hobbyfl-Iuntin':. Ambition-Be a success. Everett is Ev's brotherl and although he does not state his ambition as speci- fically as his sister does, we are sure that his wish will be realized. Page Eight CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL OTIS BURNHAM All thr earth and air u-ith thy roicr' is Inari. Illltltljlfxvtlflilflff. A mlritionflic a success. Activities-l ootball 1, 2, 3. Basketball I. 2. 3, Track 9. Dramatic Club 4. Ute is a very popular young man. He was very much disappointed in lis fourth year because he was not able to play football and basketball because of a 1 islocatcd shoulder. Cheer up, Otis, other disappoint- ments won't seem so big. HENRY CAGAN I am not n politician. and my other hrlhita are gloodfi llflbblll-'IlllillllYI'! radios. A n1bition+Aviator and ral- dio encineer. Activities-Science Club l. This must be an era of Hams . We have a lot of boys whose aspirations tend toward radio cnfrineer- init. A very worthy occupa- tion for a very industrious boy. JAMES CALLAHAN. JR llc that is slmr to angcr ix better than the mighty. Ilobby-Stamp collecting. sports. A mbitinn-Clerical work and to make good. Activities H Basketball Squad 3. Varsity Basket- ball 4. James who came here from Winchester. has ae- Huired numerous friends urinr: his short time at Beverly Hiuh School. He has a cheerful manner that will fret him far ahead in any Held. MARI.-KN C.kRNl'iVALl'i .'Ld1lll,!tI'T is thc sunshine of Ihr soul. llohl:y+All things. Amhition-To be a nurse. Actiriticn-Audubon Club I. Dramatic Club 4. Tlianksfxivint Assembly 4, Christmas Assembly 4. A demure and pretty girl, as well as a clever one is Marian. Masculine class- mates would like to become acquainted with Marian if her shyness did not pre- vent. With so sweet a disposition she should win friends everywhere. VICTORIA CHICCCHI A room hung with pictures in a room hung with thoughts. Hobby-Collecting: Musi- cal Song and Dance team pictures. ArnbitinnfTo own a Pe- tite Dress Shop. Actiritirs-House of Dele- gates l. President of Rifle Club I. Honors l. Audu- bon Club 'Z Victoria is a tiny, viva- cious girl, who is very well- liked. Both her hobby and ambition, are packed full of thrills. Good luck Viekyl Page Nine ,,x-esias-.wwe WM? Nr a--smsm KENNETH BUTTERWORTH t'The study of science tea- chea a young man to think. Hobby-All sports. AmbitionfTo get a job. Activities-Science Club 1, 2. Kenneth is not gigantic but he is active. Interested in all kinds of sports, he is sure to kee his youthful enthusiasm limp: after most of us will have lost ours. ESTHER CALDWELL We have been friends to- ylether. In sunshine and in shade. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-Dental Nurse. Activities-Glee Club or Choral. Basketball. Field Hockey l. House of Dele- gates 4. President of Home- room 2, 3. Dramatic Club 8, 4. Dues Collector Q, S, 4. Esther is an excellent chum and a willing worker. She chooses an interesting vocation. She will surely be an able hygienist. Good luck, Esther! VERNON CAMPBELL 'fActive natures are rarely melancholy, activity. and .sadness are incompatible. Hobby-Skating. Swim- minu. and dancing. Ambition-Machinist Vernon is quite an active younn man. He has a dominant personality and a determined manner. He'll undoubtedly succeed in his work. JOHN CERRO Man is the merriest specie' QI' the creation. Hobby-Modelinfz. Ambition-To become a machinist. John is a merry boy who is ever alert for fun. His cheerful disposition has won for him many friends. Best wishes for the future! JUSI-IPHINE CHISHOLM Nature ft.: all her children with something tn d0. . A Hobby-Playing the vxohn. Ambition--To be a good secretary. Activities-Orchestra. One of our ablest musi- cians and one of our clev- erest Seniors. Josephine has many friends. We see no reason why she should not succeed in her work. CLASS of 'I 937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL MARION CHISHOLM Modesty is the color of virtue. Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Dietician. Activities - Commercial Club 4. Marion is a somewhat shly girl, though friendly to al, and a nice person to know. LUCILLE CHOATE 'Lightened is the task where many share the toil. Hobby-Knitting. Ambition-Nurse. Activities-Dramatic Club 3. Audubon Club 1. Lucille is an able and willing worker, and no task is too heav for her. A staunch friend? ESTHER CHRISTIE Those move easiest who have learned to dance. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-Hairdresser. Activities-Audubon Club 1, 2. Commercial Club 8, 4. Dues Collector 4. Esther's hobby describes her. She is a graceful, slim student whose personality overflows with vitality. Esther has a record to be Eroud of for she has never een absent, tardy or dis- missed during her four years in High School. EMMA CLEMENZI I judge people by what they might be-not are, nor will be. Hobby-Typewriting,swim4 ming, and writing to Japanese friend. Ambition-'To be head cashier. Activities-Cashier 4. .So Emma has a Japanese friend. Has he any friends, Emma? Seriously, Emma IS. one of our fair and lovely girls and a good friend to 8. . WALTER COCKFIELD The pla 's the thing. Hobby-flrawing. A rnbition-Florist. Activities-Dramatic Club We know that Walter is quite an actor. He should go far, since his pleasing manner adds greatly in the life and experiences of a llo- rlst. LAWRENCE C.Cl-IOATE Reading maketh an eracl man. Hobby-Reading and skat- ing. Ambition-Chemist. Activities-Cross Country 1 Lawrence's hobbies make him a person who is always an agreeable companion. His reading makes. him a good conversatlonallst, and is skating, an active out- door sport. HENRY CHOUINARD In every rank, both great and small, it is industry that supports us all. Hobby-Starnlp collector. Ambition- o get a job in industry. I Activities - Chairman of printing deplartment. Henry's c ief character- istic is a good-natured smile. He should End it easy to fulEll his ambition. RICHARD CLANCY One with more of soul on his face than words on his tongue. Hobby-Philatelist. A mbition-Lawyer or ten- chcr. Actiqities-Safety Patrol 3. Honors 3. Aegis Board 4. Dramatic Club 4. Decorat- ing Committee 4. Dick is a good sport and an ambitious fellow. Dick is a philatelist-the diction- ary tells us this is justa plain stamp collector. NORMAN COBB Blushing is the color of virtue. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-To make good. Activities-Cross country I Member of the Class Social Service Committee 3. Member of the Band 2, 3. Member of the House of Delegates 5, 4. b I I Norm's actlvltles tell what a very popular and well-liked person he is. His gleaming smileioffers friendship, and his infect- ious laugh foretells humor. ERMA COLLEY Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and al he' paths are ease. Hobby- ltfusic. Ambition-To be a good sax player. Activities-Glee Club l, 2. Orchestra 3, 4. Honors l 2 4 Erma is a quiet, indus- trious studentg yet there ll no one who can claim a wider circle of ffiendg, or better work accomplished during ber four years. Page Ton CLASS- of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD COLLINS A ruyyed individunlistf' Hobby-Po ular music. Ambition-li'o be an os- teopath. Activities-Glee Club 1, S, 4 Dramatic Club 2. A good dancer Red can usually be counted on to appear at any of the dances. Red ls also a popular addition to our Glee Club. JOH N CONANT When in man strong until he feels ulone?t' Hobby-Chemistry. Arch- ery, Stamp-collecting. A mbition-Chemist. Activitirf-Science Club 3, 4. Vice President of Science Club 4. His ret aversion is doin! homework - he'd rather skate. ,lohn has the talents and a' ility to become sue- cessful in many professions. MARY CONNORS Literature in a great atafff, but a sorry crutch. Hobby-Rem ing. Aml ition-Telephone oper- ator. Activities-Audubon Club 2. Home Nursing As- sembly 4. Mary is a quiet young lady: yet frequently bub- ing over with fun and good humor. She enlivens gath- erings with her gay spirits. She should Gnd it easy to soothe cranky 'phoners. ARTHUR COPP The manly part is to do with might and main what you can do. Hobby Y ' ollecting old coins. Ambition-To make wood after leaving High School. Perhapls with the start Arthur as already made he will become a famous coin-collector some day. We hope his hobby will enable him to travel widely to add to his collection. ROBERT CORTHELL Houses an built to live in, more than to look at: therefore let us be preferred before unibforrnity, except u- ere both e had. Hobby - Woodworking, swimming, and motor driving. Ambition-To be an archi- tect and an estimator of buildings. Bob has a perseverance that will enable him to suc- ceed at his job. His good nature makes him a friend to all. Page Eleven WINIFRED COLP My joy of youthful sports. H Hobby - Reaching and outdoor sports. Ambition-To be a hair- dresser. Winnie is indeed a true illustration of an English lass. She is merry and win- some and delights in good times. THUMAS CONNOLLY With always a smile. Hobby-Sailing and Swim- ming. Ambition- To make a million. Activities-House of Dele- gates 1, Q. Home Room President 1, 4. Vice Presi- genit of Class 3. Football Tom has a grand per- sonality! We surely missed him when he was in the hospital for so Iona: ii time suffering from injuries re- ieilyed while playing foot- a . ANTHONY CONTE An ever present .smilc adorns his lips. Hobby-Playing golf. Arfbitian-Golf pro. Activities-Football l, Q, 3. Baseball 2. We wonder if Conte spends all his tine reading dime novels. He certainly has some tall stories. He is a pleasant fellow. He seems to be easy come and easy go. GERTRUDE CURNFLIUSEN A merry hmrt maketh n cheerful co nte11ar1c1?. Hobby--Dancing, acting. swimming. Ambition-To get n good job after goin: to Byranl and Stratton School. Activities-Ficlil Hockey, Dramatic Club 3, 4. Graceful and courtly, Gert is a very nice looking young girl with a quiet and demurc manner. RUTH COURTNEY The man who is fond of books is usually rr rvrm of lofty thought, and of elevated opinions. Hobby-Reading. A mbition-To get to school on tin-e. Activities-Dramrtic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ruth is vivacious and pretty. Her dimpled smile attracts many, und tlvev are richly rewarded with lasting friendship. CLASS ol 1 937 I BEVERLY l-I GI-I SCHOOL CHRISTINE COX Success follows earnest efortf' Hobby-Reading.. Ambition-Librarian. Activities-Latin Club l, 2. French Club 3. 4, First Honors 4. Reception Committee 4. Christine is a model stu- dent and a willing worker. Her shy manner covers a very friendly, sympathetic nature. A loyal friend! BERNARD CROCKER All the uJorlel's a stage. Hobby-Dramatics. Ambition-To do Shakes- peare's plays or any stage work. Activities-Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, 4 Senior Play Committee 4. Ten Assemblies and Enter- tainments 2, S, 4. Bernard is one of the most talented boys our school has known. A little aloof, but a grand good sport when you know him. LAWRENCE CROSSMAN Peace, peace is what I seek and public calm. Hobby-Baseball. Ambition-To be a ball player. Activities- Basketball 3. Baseball S, 4. . Lawrence is a very qu-ret fellow who is very muc 1 in- terested in sports. He keeps his thoughts to him- self, but when he is given the chance, he offers many helpful suggestions to a lagging conversation. MARGUERITE DALEY It is ufell to rertrl every- thing of something, and something of everythingf, Hobby-Reading. Ambition-VVork in a bank. Activities- Honors l, 2. Commer. Club 3. 4. Nom. Committee 3. Cap and Gown Committee 4. Honor Study Hall 4. h Marguerite is a studious girl who is always hurrying to complete some duty. Her ambition sounds very interesting, so we're send- ing you best wishes. PASQUALE D'AMATO Play not for gain, but gurl. A abby-Collecting packs of laying cards. Ambition-To be press a- gent for the world's cham- pion pugilists. Activities-Track 4. . Pasquale is a fun-loving person and his presence adds priceless amusement to any gathering. His hob- by sound s very interestingg his ambition contains the humor which is ever-pre- sent in his conversation. RICHARD CRESSY One thing is forever good: That one thing is Success. Hobby-Keeping a diar . Ambition-To be a P. Activities-Honors 1. Cross country 1. Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4. Dramatic Club 2, 324. House of Delegates 2. Vice President of House of Delegates 4. Aegis Board4. Ile 4. School Play 8. Bacca- aureate Committee 4. Dick is a very friendly sort of fellow, but we don't see much of him aftcr school hours. BETTY CROSBY Friends are like rnelons, to ,fmt one good, you must a undred try. Hobby-Skating. Ambition-Secretary. Activities-Dramatic Club 2. Glee Club 3. It's nice to be tall. In fact we know many of our feminine seniors who would gist love to have some of etty's height. A good friend to all is Betty. ARTHUR CUMMINGS Money is a good servant, but a poor master. Hobby-Mechanics Ambition-To be a rigger. Arthur is so reticent that we had great difficult in learning his fixture pllims. He is one of those quietl industrious persons who wrlli no doubt, accomplish his purpose. Good luck,Arthur! WILLIAM DALTON He has merit. good nature and integrity. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-To be a success. Activities-Safety Patrol 1. Second Honors 1 Bill isa quiet fellow who pursues his goals in a lei- surely mannerg 'yet he al- ways attains t em. We Eredrct that helwill attain is difficult ambition. RAOUL D'AMOUR Never mimi where you 1corkg.let your care be for work itsegln Hobby- adiu work. A mbition-Contractor. Activities-Radio Club 4. An able and willing work- er,. Raoul will go far as a builder. We know he will go on building his charac- ter, as well as skyscrapers. Page Twelve CLASS of 'I937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL DOROTHY DARLING So light offoot, so light of hand, so light of spirit. Hobby - Cutting paper dolls out! Ambition-To keep my patience when teaching boys an Indian Dance. Activities-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. National Honor So- ciety 3. House of Dele- gates I, Q, 4. Presi- dent of Class 3. History of the Dance 4. Dot is one of our viv- acious, school companions. In spite of her overflowing calendar, she always offers her services. JUNE DAVIES The beauty seen. is partly in him who sees it. IIobbyfSwimming. A mbition-Hairdressing. One of the cutest girls we've ever seen. she man- ages to keep her many ad- mirers from tearing each other's hair. WILHUR M. DAVIS Time and I against any luv. Hobby--Stamp collecting. A mbition-Accountant. Activities-Astronomy. Club l. Honors I, Q, 3. Commercial Club 3, 4. Social Service Committee 4. Class Nivrht Committee VVe don't hear much from Wilbur. He must be kept busy fretting honors. May he continue to win them after high school years. THEODORE C. DAY 'A Hold the fort for I am coming. Hobby-Railroads: Toy or real ones. AmbitionfTo own a rail- road. Activtiea-Latin Club I, Q. 4. Honors 1, 2. 3, 4. Our Teddy amuses all his classmates with humor- ous cartoons drawn during recitations. I-Ie has bright- encd the Humor columns of the Aegis with his witticism May you realize your am- bition, we say. ARLENE DIAS Smiling with a never- fading serenity. Hobby-Having a good time. Ambition-To run a tea rflnln. APii12iliR3'RiH9 Club l. Glee Club 2. Arlene is a opular stu- dent and a wiiliing worker. As she works, her personal- ity gleams forth from a lively pleasing countenance. A grand friend! Page Thirteen FRANCIS DAVEY A merry heart doeth good like medicine. .Hobby-Bowling and danc- mg. Activities-House of Dele- gates 1, 2, 3. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Radio Club l. Latin Club 1, 2. Football 4. School Play 8. Thanks- giving Play 3, 4. Constit- utional Committee 1. Personality dwells in Francis. His cheerful coun- tenance often adds a ray of light to the dreary round of ceremonies con- nected with heavy studying. CONSTANCE DAVIS Even virtue is more fair when it appears in a beauti- ful erson. llotby - Dancing and Swimming. Ambition-To get a good job. Activities - Secretary of Home Room I, Q. 3. Social Committee 2. U Connie is a very pretty girl. Many boys of the class have been won by her. ROSCOE DAY NTI!!! farmer: are the found- ers of civilization and pros- perityf' Hobby-Baseball. Ambition-To own a 200 acre farm. Roscoe is a nice person with a truly roguish smile. He has quite a bit of ability, we understand. Ho e you like your rural life, Igoscoe. GERALDINE DELANEY If she had any faults, she has left us in doubt. Hobby-Fancy work and swimming. Ambition- To become a secretary. Activities--Dramatic Club 8. Commercial Club 4. Jerry is one of those gay impetuous persons who are at home in any group, and make everplyone else feel at ease. here's a definite qualit to her hu- mor that makes all who know her, like her. VIRGINIA DICK Sophi.stication is like a window curtain - pleasing as an ornament but its true use is lo keep out light. Hobby-Swimming. Activities-Glee lub. Virginia came from the South at the beginning of the Senior year. From what we know of her we think her very fascinating. CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM DICKEY There will be of them that have left a name behind. Hobby-Playing sax. Ambition-Second' Benny Goodman. Activities-Band l. 2. 3, 4. Astronomy Club. Miss Winship calls him Robert Taylor. and some of our feminine members seem to share her opinion. Maybe it's his nice smile. or the way he plays the sax! EMMA DIDONATO A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. Hobby - Collecting auto- graphs, and Indian-head pennies. Ambition-To be a success- ful nurse. Activities-Audubon Club 4. Honors 3. 4. Home Nurs- ing Assembly 4. A cheerful, ever-smiling, girl. Emma will certainly be a welcome nurse in any sick-room. VIRGINIA ANN DIGREGORIO A light heart lives long. Hobby-Dancing and sing- infz. Ambition-To be an im- portant oHice girl. Activities-Dramatic Club 3. Ginger is fray. im- petuous. and full of pep, a welcome member of any group. BARBARA L. DOYLE U0 woman, what distraction was meant to mankind when thou wast madef' Hobby-Dancing, Ambition-To be a dancer or dancing teacher. Activities-Glee Club 1. French Club 4. Barbara is a popular student with just the grace which ber vocation requires. An excellent friend! F. ALPHE DUBOIS Lo, the oor Indian. Hobby-Military activities. Ambition-To be in the Army Air Corps. Activities-Dramatic Club '2,4. Dramatic Competition 4. Dance Assembly 4. Alphe is one of our more boisterous members. He uses up his excess energy in the cafeteria. We don't mean eating. ive can't forget his athl.tic prowess, nor his Indian dance in History of the Dance. BOEMMA DIDONATO My tongue is the pan of a Tdtldz writer. Hob y-Skating. A mbitiun- Nu mber Please Girl. Activities-Commercial Club 4. Dramatic Club 4. Senior Play Committee 4. Boemma is one of our cashiers at lunch who never make a mistake. Vivacious Boemma is always bein friendly to somebody. A' good pal! LOUIS DIGREGORIO Youth is wholly experi- mental. Hobby-Canoeing. Ambition-Master Printer. In Louis we have a prom- ise of a second Horace Greeley. PAT DIPAOLO Common sense is only a rnodTcation of talent. Hob 9-Basketball. Ambition-Mechanic. Activities-B. H. S. Or- chestra 2, 3. Pat is a fun-loving person with a winning personality, We have not heard much from him in High School. but we predict that he will succeed in whatever work he chooses as his career. JOHN P. DRISCOLL 0 Nature's noblest gift- my gray goose guilt. Hobby- Rea ing and Studying. Ambition-To have a col- lece education. Activities-Aeais Board- Sports 4. Debating Club and Team 4. Safety Patrol 2, 8, 4. Latin Club 1, 2. School Play 4. Math Club 4. I-Ionor Roll 4. Senior Reception Committee 4. Jo n is one of our intel- lectual boys, but he finds time for humor. CARL DURGIN Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go tizgetherf' Hobby- usic. Ambition-To get rich with out working Activities- and l, 2, 8, 4. Orchestra 4. Cross coun- try I, 3. Carl has many friends and his hobby promises to be very interesting as well as instructive. We wonder if Carl was entirely serious when he stated his strange ambition. Page Fourteen CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL SHIRLEY ELDRIDGE CONSTANCE ELDRED ,V The use of trayeling is to A friend to all and a grand ,.,.. xglfiyf, 9 WlW'l bu flood 'PW'-H X Hobby'-Dancing skating Hobby-Dancing. walking. Ambition-To be'a privnth gmbition- Dietitian or A I secretary or to travel. we-. . , fi , Anime..-chown gm.. 1. atcgwgzes-Drainatic Club 1 Honor Roll. Commelhial ' J ' - - I-k bl f - d Club 3, 4. Secretary of Lonnie isa i ea le rien Home Room 4. who possessesh a- c lIil'lI.lIl'! ,.., 2 .Shirley is quiet and stu, and sympayftlf Spun' lf.. '-.iv ' dious, but always ready to He lovelyfm' 'f if to en 4 join in the fun. She has all 'lf frlendshlp ffl 8 ' .7 our best wishes for the K - future- ALBERT V. ENDICUTT Let knowledge yraw from more to more. Hobby-Dancing. tennis. and baseball. 4ml1ition-To be a tool- -iaker. Activities-House of Dele- gates 4. Radio Club.4. Dramatic Competition Committee 4. Play reading Committee 4. Al is quite a humorous c nap. He is very well liked br all who know him. His abilities are by no 'means few. He should triumph over all obstacles. 'l ARRIET ERICSON In her tongue is the law all kindness. lobby-Fancy work and diucinz. .4 mbition-A secretar . Activities--Dues Collector I 2, 8, 4. Hon I' Roll.Q. Harriet is rather quiet but very smart. Her good nature and ready smile uake her a popular mem- ber of any group. Her perseverance in collecting dues from reluctant debtors for four years evince a strong character. ELSIE FARLEY Youth is the gay and pleasant spring 1Jlife. Hobby-Sailing. .4 rnbition-A second Walter Winchell. Activities-Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Show Boat l. Elsie is a petite senior, hut is very well liked. Her pleasing personality sum- mons young and old alike. THOMAS FITZGIBBONS A serious rnan whom none takes too seriously. Hobby-Reading. Ambition-To become a successful business man. Activities-House of Dele- gates 2. Honor Roll Q. Foot ball 2, 4. Social Committee 4. Lieutenant of Cafeteria Sl1U8d 4. Mathematics C ub 4. Senior Reception Committee 4. Tom seems to have read almost every book that has been written. Perhaps he'll have to start writing them soon. Page Fifteen S BETTY ENOS Until I truly loved, I was a 'azz- a 1- Ito y- ay 'rost. A rnbition-Salem Hospital Training School. Activities-Assemblies 3, 4. l-.xeeutive Committee 2. Social Service Committee t. Secretary of Dramatic elub 3. Glee Club 1. The way in which Betty has withstood our teasing speaks wellfor her patience. She possesses the intelli- gence and cheerfulness necessary for a. good nurse. ROBERT ESSLER For man is man and mas- ter of hiagatef' Hobby- rinting. Ambition-Tu be a Master Printer. Activities-Radio Club l. Latin .Club 1. Printing Committee 4. Track 4. Bob has already started up the ladder ol'suecess by winning a prize in a recent essay contest. Especially intgrested in printing is no . MYRTLE FINNEY Heart an her lips, and soul within her e es, .soft as her slime, anal' sunny 'ii 'li' ?i'Z'n- o 11- ating. Ambition-Telephone op- erator. Activities-Class Day Com- mittee 4. A charming girl whom all admire, Myrtle has a win- ning personality and pa- tience enough to get ahead in her chosen wor . KATRINA FLINT All human thinys of dear- est value hany on slander 'il'Z'l p1 ' 1. ' o 9- a lngt e piano. Ambition-'lyo be a book- keeper. Activities-First Honors 1. Commercial Club 3, 4. Katrina is a very studi- ous and quiet young lady. She is a real gir and a true friend. Can there be a better tribute to anyone? CLASS ol 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL PETER FORTUNATO Industry keeps the body healthy, the mind clear, the heart whole, and the purse full. Hobby-Bowling. AmbitinnfMachinist. Activities-Football. Cafe- teria Committee. Reception Committee 4. Peter is an industrious student, and his charming personality has beckoned many friends to his side. RAYMOND FROST For he is a man's man. Hobby-Athletics. A Ambition-Horticulturlst. Activities-Football 1, 2, tl, 4. Aegis Play 4. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Yearbook Committee 4. President of House of Delegates 4. An intelligent, enter- prising young man with .n dominant personality is Ray. He has had a fine scholastic record and be has at all times been right in the foreground and a leader. ANNA GASPER 4 A pleasing countenance is reflected by happy thoughts.. Hobby-Playing golf, ski- ing, skating. swimmin':.' Ambition-To be a Hair- dresser. Activities-Dramatic Club 1. Glee Club 2. Animation and gladness are reflected by Anna. This fair-haired lady has cap- tured many hearts. ANTOINETTE GAUDE' ZI There are more men efzno- bled by study than by na- ture. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-To be a private secretary. Activities-Honor Roll Q, 8. Commercial Club 8, 4. Qocial Committee of Com- mercial Club +. Senior Play Committee 4. Antoinette, a Commer- cial student, has already groved herself capable of eing placed on the Honor Roll. GERALD GILLIGAN All great men are dying and l am feeling ill. Hobby-Embalming. Ambition-Undertaker. Activities-Cross country 1. Track 2. Commercial Club 4. School Play 4. Aegis Play 4. Aegis Board 4. Year Book Staff 4. Honors, Dramatic Club 4. G1lly is our class wit, but his humor is of the subtler type. He drives his teachers to distraction by passing in papers that are lull of puns and wise- cracks. VERNE FOSTER Where there's music, there is rhythm. H0bby7Dancing. Ambition-Accountant. Aetiqities - Home Room President I. Social Service Committee 2. Verne is a gool nntured fellow always ready to join in the fun. He has all our best wishes for the future in realizing his ambition. ELEANOR GASPER A light heart andta cheery smile. Hobby-Swimming, skiing, skatinf. Ambition--To be a nurse. .fictivvitiesgllranintic Club 2. Glee Club 2. FLORENCE GASPERONI Ta business that ufe love ire go to it with delight. Hobby--Skntin':, bicycling, playinz colt. tennis. Ahmbitian-To run n dress S 0 . Actgrities-RiHe l. Girls' Basketbzll 1, 2, 8. Re ep- tion Committee . An athletic type of girl, and aw ideal pal. Florence will continue throuyxh life, makin: friends and spread- ing lappiness. VDITH GAUKROGER Bend on me then thy ten- der eyes, as stars look on the sea. flabby-Rifle practice and Badminton. Ambition-To be a private secretary. Activities-Glee Club, Girls Rifle flub l. Commercial Club 8. 4. h Edith is too :ood a rifle shot for anyone to trifle with her! Hut she is a cbarminc Birl, full of vital- ity and fun. FRANCIS GILLIS Great is the glory, for the strife is hard. Hobby-Basketball. Ambition-Become head of leather factory. Activities-Track 8. Math Club 3. Dramatic Club 4. Monsieur Beaucaire 8. Ile School Play 4. President of Home Room 2. Thanks- giving Assembly 4. A Game of Chess 4. Francis is a. hard- working student, and a great favorite among the boys and girls. Page Sixteen CLASS of 1 937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL JOSEF GLUCKERT Let knowledge grou' from more to more'. ' Hobby-Collecting coins. A rnbitian-Photographer. Activities-Radio Club I, 2, 3. Track team 4. Photo- craft club 4. Josef's interesting hobby marks him as an ungsual person and a boy with a definite character of his own. He has many friends of both sexes. He has a promising future as a pho- tographer. GEORGE GOSBEE Uhlen may change their climate, but they cannot change their nature. Hob Water sports and travelig. Ambition-To be a sheet metal worker. Activities-Trade School Assembly 3. A witty and interesting person, George keeps his many friends constantly entertained with smart repartee. JUNE GREENOUGH The learned understand the reason of art, the un- learned feel the pleasure. Hobby-Drawing. Ambition-To be a good hairdresser. Aetzntzes-Basketball 1, 2. Valley Ball I, Q. June is one of our cle- verest girls. We'll probably hear of her as an originator of unique headdresses ln future years. ELINOR HAIBON The happiest women, like the happiest nations, lzvgbno hiistirgf' a I- a ing ictures. Ambition-To wori in an omce as soon as ossible. Activities-Rifle Club 2 Secretary and Treasurer of ltlile Club 2. Secretary of Home Room 2. House of Delegates 8. Commercial Club 8, 4. An attractive girl with a sweet disposition and an Infectious smile, Elinor has many devoted friends. NOYES HANSCOME Amt what he greatlu thought, he greatly dared. Hobliy-Drawing. Ambition-To be an artist. Noyes, unlike many of the Seniors, has a hobby and an ambition that coincide. This fact should make for mastery in his profession. Page Seventeen HELEN GOLDBI-IRG 4'Full of sweet indij'erem'e. Hobby-Knitting. Ambition'-To ogen up a hat and dress s op. ActiritieahDramntic Club 2. Commercial Club Q. Helen is a friendly girl with a flair for hats and dresses. Her chums tell us that she has made a great hobby of knittin.. PURI. GRAHAM Human science is an un- certain guess IlobbyfPlayin5: pool :ind pin':-pong: Ambition-To bc n Mail- man. Activities-Science Club. Purl aspires 'lo become an mail man. He is always ready to lend a helping ha. d und is a real friend to anyone who may need him. SEVIU Gllllll Of whom the world uwnr not, worthy. Hobby-Bowling. Amhition-To go to the Beverly Industrial School. Sevio is rather shy, but we bet he's pretty good at howlinvr. He will. no doubt. have a comfortable, happy life. We wish him luck. EDWARD HAMILTON For man is man and mas- ter of his fate. Hobby-Skiinfz. A mbitiouw- Weather man or meteoroloffist. Activities-Track 1. Ser- geant at Arms of Commer- cial Club 3, 4. Edward seems to. be an outdoor man. primarily interested in the wentlcr. His personality makes him a pleasant companion in any kind of weather. CLIFFORD HANSON Every sweet has its .tour- eweru evil its good. Hobby-Pinus Pont. Ambition--To become in draftsman. I Activities - Mathematics Club 4. Clifford is a haipy-'ro lucky fellow. well-li ed by his fellow-students. They all wish him lots of luck in the years ahead. CLASS of 1 937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL DEXTER HARRINGTON MA laugh is worth a hun- dred groans. Hobby-Yachting. Ambition-Sheet metal worker. Dexter is a humorous sort of person. There are always plenty of laughs issuing from his small frame. He can also pro- voke mirth in others. ELIZABETH HATCH Silence is deep as eternity. sgeerh is shallow as me. obby-Skating. Ambition-Office work. Activities-Home Room President Q. Betty is one of our good natured members who can be counted on for a good skater and the sport is one of her principal occupa- tions. MARIE HAWKINS ' Her talents are as nul- standinq as the color of her hair. Hobby-Tennis. Ambition-To be successful in the business world. Ac ivilies-Student Coun- ci I 2 3 4. Dramatic Club 2, S, 4. Chairman Social Service Committee 3. Christmas Play 4. Pub- licity for School Play 4. A vivacious, charming little redhead with a fiery spirit. and her temperf well,we wouldn'tknow. MYRA HAYES Her friends are many: her goes-are there any? Hob y-Riding horseback. Ambition-To be a writer. Activities-Health Plny 4. Dramatic Club 4. Christ- mas Assembly 4. Glee Club l, 2, S, 4. Myra is well-known and well- iked. We do not hear much from her, but her ambition promises that we shall hear a great deal from her in a few years. PARKER HEMEON When the iron is hot- strike! Hobby-Penny collecting. Ambition - Be a mail carrier. Activities-Dramatic Club 1. Science Club l. Parker is a good-natured chubby fellow with a sparkling smile for every- one. His ever-present sense of humor is always appreciated. WAYNE HARWOOD Art is long, but life is fleeting. Hobby-Playing golf and drawing. Ambition-Artist. Activities-Dramatic Club 2. Home Room President 3. Motto Committee 4. Wayne has already shown great promise as an artist. We know he will succeed. His quick wit as well as his humorous draw- ings are s joy to his class- mates. WINIFRED HATCH Her eyes are homes of silent prayer. Hobby-Skating, collecting snapshots. dancinfx. Am ition-Clerical work. Activities-Clee Club I. 4. Cap and Gown Commit- tee Winifred has a twin sister Betty. They do not look or act a bit alike. Winifred is a happy-gm lucky girl who has made a food record for herself so Rr. LAWRENCE HAYES Be wisely worldly, be not wor'dly wise. Hobby-Cartooning. Ambition-Newspaper man Activities-Track 1. House of Delegates l. Cross country 1, Q. Dramatic Club 2, 8, 4. Mathematics Club 3. Play Committee 4. Ile 4. Thanksgiving As- sembly 4. Circus 4. Lawrence has been very cooperative in anything he has undetaken. We sup- Hose that Lawrence will e covering all the great news stories some day. MARGARET M. HEFFERMAN I print the beauties if authors upon your min , and their good morals upon your heart. Hobby-Reading. A mbition-Stenographer.. Activities - Commercial Club 8, 4. Class Night Invitation Committee 4. Margaret is one of our intellectual classmates She'll surely make a most capable and efficient as wel as a decorative, office worker. AUSTIN HENDERSON Playful blushes, that seem but luminous escapes of thouyhtf' Hobby-Collecting stamps. Ambition-To be a civil enfrmeer. Activities-Science Club l, Science Club Secretary 2. Mathematics Club 8, 4. Track 3. . Quiet and aloof, Austin is a shy heartbreaker and our nomination for Class Apollo. Page Eighteen CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL JOHN HERNDON His ready wit and charm- ing smile proclaimed to all ihfriend worthwhile. Q abby-Stamp and coin collecting. Ambition-Electrical cn- pineer. Activities-Rifle Club l Track 2. Football 3, 4 Cafeteria Committee 4. President nf Home Room 4. John is one of the most popular male members of the class. He deliyzhtsrin teasing, but we all forgive him because of his winning personality. MYRA HERRICK i'It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Hubby-Hiking. Ambition - To master History. Activities-Student Coun- cil l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Latin Club l, Q, 4. Cafeteria Committee 2, S Class Treasurer 2, 8, 4 Rifle Club 3, 4. National Honor Society 3. Aegis Board 3, 4. Myra is a studious, cheer- ful person. Her livelyfrin signifies wit, and her illi- cult ambition spells honor. PAUL HILL The man that blushes, is not quite a brute. Hobby-Skating. Ambition-Engineer. Activities-Orchestra Q, 3, 4 Here is a moderate boy who thinks more than he talks. His 1 ualities ought to make his progress through life very smooth. EDWARD J. HOLCROFT There is no wisdom like franknenf' Hobby-All sports. Ambition-To become an enyzineer. Activities-Football l 2, 5, 4. Vice-President of Home Room 2. Baccalaureate Committee 4. Thanksgiv- ing Assembly 4. Radio Club Ned is one of our stur- diest all-round athletes and a jolly erson to know. He is popuhar with all his class- mates. May he lind life as Eleasant as we havefound im. HELEN HOLLOWAY The well of true wit is truth itself. Hobby-Mineralogy, Piano playing. Ambition-To be a com- mercial Mineralopist. Activitie:-Orchestra 1, Q, 3, 4. Dramatic Club 2. Field hockey l, 4. Second Honors 4. Helen has a winning smile and genial manner. Her shyness adds to her winsomeness. Page N indeen LIC ROY HENDERSON Sudden a thought came like ll full-blown ron, flunhina his brow. Hobby!-Skating, basket- ball, football. Ambition-Secretary. Leroy is a likeable fellow, who is capable of carrying out any task assigne to um. BARBARA HILL Ilzer hair in as red an the autumn leaves. llobby-Dancinrz. AmbitionwTo train for a nurse. Activities-Choral Club l. Latin Club 2. French Club 3, 4. Barbara is one of our few red heads. With her charm- inv:, agreeable, and viva- cious personality, she is a worthy addition to any group. BARBARA L. HOBBS Thy modestzfa a candle tn thy merit. llnbbil-Snowshoeing and skating. Ambition-To be an expert office machine operator. Actixiiticsiftudubon Club l. President of Home Room 3. Dramatic Club 4. Reseption Committee 4 Barbara is a dainty Quiet miss whose persona- lity will lonf: be remember- ed by her classmates. PHILIP E. HOLLAND Nothing in impossible to the industrious. Ilobhy-Pyrorraphy. Ambition-To become a critic. Activities-Slide Rule Club 1, 2. Assembly Play 4 Dramatic Club 4. Second Honors 4. Phil is very 'zood at dra- matics. At the same time he is an industrious student and a keen observer of Eeople and things about im. MARTIN HOPKINS Great thoughts, like great deeds. need no trumpet. Hobby-Stamp and coin collectinr. Ambition-Printer. Activities-Science Club l, 2. Photocraft Club 3. You can have fun when Martin is around because he's not so demure as he looks. Vtlith such a hobby and ambition, he should find the world a pleasant place to live. CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL HERBERT HORSEMAN The .surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-To be a success. Activities-Cross country l. 3, 4. Boys' Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Herh has been very active in our school s orts as well as in the Rifle Club. Perhaps he will be a second Glen Cunningham. SHIRLEY HUBBARD The Frenchman's darling. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-Newspaper re- porter. Activities-House of Dele- mates 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatic Club Q, 3. 4. Senior Social Committee 4. School Play Committee 4. Honor Roll Q, 3, 4. Aegis Board 4. Her hobbies takes up a lot of her time, but Skip is one of our most hard- workinf: damsels. She is kept busy participating in school activities. LOIS HUNTINGTON All whojny would win must share it-happiness was born u twin. Hobby-Stamp collectinfz, swimming, sailinc. Ambition-Bookkee er. Activities-Glee Cllub l. Commercial Club 8, 4. Library work 4. Class nicht committee 4. . Lois has attracted the interest of a great many masculine admirers with her charming manner and attractive smile. She has been an very fine library worker this year. WILLIAM HYLAND For he is rr jolly good fellow. Hobby Y- Playinz pool, checkers. and wrestlinc. ArnbitiunfTo be an archi- tect. Actinitie.y+Math Club I' Baseball l. Q. 4. Football 3. 4. Bill is good-natured and u cood sport. Perhaps he can use one of his hobbies to help him realize his ambition. NELLO J. INNOCENTI Nature creates merit, and fortune brings it into ploy. llobbuglladio, pool. Ambition-To be an auto and airplane mechanic. Activities--Radio Club 4. Nelln is a very food mechanic and a versatile person. :vs his variety of hobbies indicate. He ou .H to make n success at one of them. HELEN HOUSTON A true friend is forever a friend. Hobby-Swimminr. Ambition-To be a teacher. Activities-Math Club 1. Honor Roll 1, Q, 8, 4. Dues Collector 3, 4. Year Book Staff 4. French Club 4. French Club Play 4. Aegis Board 8. 4. Helen is one of the best friends we know. Full of fun or seriousness-she can be either. In spite of out- side work she has remained on the Honor Roll for four long years. BARBARA HUGHES Love me little, love me long. HobbyfSports. Ambition-To learn to play 0 . Hclivities- Secretary of Home Room 1, 2, 3. Barbara is one of our fairer damsels. Many of our boys would like to know her personally. Barbara has a license and can be seen almost any day driv- ing along Cabot Street. GERTRUDE HUTCHI NSON 'Hashfnl sincerity and eornely lone. Hobby -Sports. A1nbiti0nfNurse. Activities 7 Rifle Club French play 3. French Club 3, 4. Gertrude is a capable Eirl. who is always ready for a lot of fun. We are sure she will make a fine nurse, and we wish her loads of success. ATEA INCAMPO 0 mischief. than art swift to enter in the thought.: of desperate men. llnbbyfCollectin': photo- graphs: football games: tennis. ArnbilioniA trip around the world. A y:ay person, Atea is always ready for some fun. Should she realize her am- bition, she should prove a jolly shipmate. CLAYTON JAIVIESON If play interferes with work. droo 11-ark. Hnblzu-Golf, pool. basket- b ll. football. A rnbition-To be il banker. Act'itiesfRiile Llib 2. Clayton is liked by all his classmates. A good sport. he can become in- terested in anythlnf and make a success of it. Page Twenty CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE JANOTTA Those move easiest, who have leurnerl Io dance. Hobby--Goin: to horse races. A mbilinnf'l'o be a lnseball or hockey player. Antirilifwiliasebnll l. Geor.e is ai fine fellow We don't hear much from him. but we ull know that he is a smooth dincer. He could dance his way to fame and fortune. STANLEY L. JONES The bookish theoricf' Hobby-Chemistry. Ambilionillliemist. Activities-Science Club l. Q. 3, 4. Safety Patrol .'2. 3. 4. Vice President, Science Club 3. President Science Club 4. Honor Iloll I. 3. Stanley doesn't like to do history homework. but be does love chemistry of any kind. lJurin': senior year he served us assistant to Miss Hurd. CHARLES JOSLIN ln skating over thin ice our safe! is our speed. IlobgyiHuntin:. A mbition-'l'o he a C. P. A. Activities-Comrnerci'ul Club 2. Football -2. . Red is rather quiet. but we're rather wury about iud.in: these quiet lads. Phe best we ctn tial out from his friends. is t int he's one very re.ul.ir fellow! JOHN KELLEHHR, JR. Full well they laughed with glee at all his joke.s,for mang a joke had he. Hobby-Breakin: wind- shields. Ambition-To hum around the country. Activities-Football Man- a':er 2, 3, 4. Track 1. Science Club 1. Dramatic Club 3. Nothin: seems to worry Jack. Life is easy come and easy go, but we all feel that Jack will succeed. for he has all the potentialities for success. PHILIP C. KELLEY Ilang sorrow! Care will kill a cat, therefore lel's be merry. HobbgMSleepiny:. Ambition-To be u gentle- man. Activities-Science Club 1, 2. S, 4. Decorating: Com- mittee 4. B. H. S. News 4. Phil lives for today.What does he care of the morrow? He is an alfable chap and one of the prominent and popular members of the class. Page Twenty-one EARL JOHNSON Home is the Hunter, home from the hill.' - Hobby-Hun'ing. Ambition - Sheet metal worker. Activities-Rifle Club 9, 8. 4 Earl is rather bashful and not at all eafrer to find him- self In print. His hobby and his ambition seem to belie his shyness. JOHN JORGENSEN Ships that pau in the night. Hobhg-Model aircraft. Ambition-To be assistant grease monkey of Beverly airport. Activities-Stagecraft Club 1, Q. 3. 4. Social Committee 8. Safety Patrol 3. Dance Assembly 4. Beam is a popular student. We know, howe ver, that his seriousness is due to countless aircraft inven- tions. modeled from the deep recesses of his active mind. ANNE JULIUS Knowledge comes. but wisdom lingers. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-To be a nurse. Activities-Commercial Club 2. Cfftain of Hockey team 9. onor Roll 2, 3 Basketball 4. History of the Dance 4. Anne is one of the most outstanding girl-athletes B. H. S. has ever had. Her performances in basketball and hockey games have always been of the best. Her energy, too, will help her to get ahead. JOHN E. KELLEHER lt is motive alone that gives character to the actions Z men. oblgg-Athletics. Ambition-To get a couple baskets. Activities-Basketball 2, 3, 4. Vice-President of class Q, Honor Roll S. President of Home room 8. John is not only one of our very best basketball players, but he finds time for study and has managed to make the Honor Roll. With his dignity and per- severance he can go far. PEARL G. KENNEDY A girl who can u-ork, a girl who can play, a girl ghonis a good friend every ag. Hobby-D a n ci n g and sailing. Ambition-To be the proud owner of a trim yacht. land have money enough to keep it going.J Medusa loves boats. She practically lives in one all summer long: so there isn't much she doesn't know about them. Her hobby makes her a jolly companion at any time. CLASS oi 'i 937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL WINONA KENNEDY 'Dignity and love do not blend well, nor do they con- tinue long together. Hobby-D a n c i n g and skating. Ambition-To be a nurse or get married. Activities-Dramatic Club 1, 2. We wonder if Winnie has anybody in mind when she says her ambition is to get married. Whoever he is we believe he is pretty lucky MARY KILEY Breezing along with the breeze,li11ing of life of ease. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-Nurse. Activities - Vi- e-President of Audubon Club. Presi- dent of Miss Hobbs' English class. Mary is a cheerful, happy-go-lucky person, who has a smile and cheery Word for everyone she meets. HOWARD KILLAM 0 give us the rnan who sings at his work. Hobby-Sports, driving cars. AmbitionfJoin Navy. Activitiesfliouse of Dele- gates 4. Athletic Com- mittee 4. Graduation Com- mittee 4. Baseball team 1. Does Red's hobby seem to connect with his am- bitions in any way? He's aconscientiouspersonwhose work is always done com- pletely and well. MILTON KIMBALL Rest is the sweet sauce of labor. Hobby-Coin Collecting. ArnbitionfA r a i l r o a d engineer. Tim is one of our most interesting 1 l a s s in Il t e s, because he keeps us anes- sing. Is coin-collectim: your only hobby, Tim? RUTH K. KNIGHT And still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew. Hobby-Sewine. Ambition-Nurse. Activiles-Choral Group 1. Safety Patrol 3. Ruth is one of our most capable girls. She'lI surely be a successful nurse. How rare to find n girl these days having sewing as a hobby. GEORGE KESSARIS The wisest man could ask no more of fate than to be sirnfle, modest, manly, true. Ha by-Sports. Ambition-To become a bookkeeper. Activities-Business Man- ager of B. H. S. News 4. Commercial Club 8, 4. Commercial Club assembly Honor Roll 1, 2. We know that being business manager of the B. H. S. News must be quite a tryingljob. However we are sure t at George has capably fulfilled it in the best way possilble. ARTHUR KILLAM Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Hobby--Boating and swim- ming. Ambition-Printer. Activities - Trade school assembly 8. Seagull is a likeable boy very much interested in bis work. No doubt someday he will work on one of our leading daily newspapers. DEAN KIMBALL Give a man a horse he can ride, Give a man a boat he can sail. Hobby-Boats. Ambition--To be either a forester or a mechanical engineer. Activities-Orchestra 1, 4. Track 3. . Kim is a very silent student, yet behind his silence lies dry humor. He is deepl interested in boats We wish him loads of suc- sess as he begins his inter- esting ambition. LAURIE KLEE MOLA One thorn of experience is worth a whole wilderness of warning. Hobby Boating, Sports Ambition-To be a well paid carpenter. Activities-Ride Club 3. Laurie is a popular fellow among.bis friends and has promise of going far in bis chosen career. His friends wish him luck. MARSHALL KULBERG Books must follow sciences, and not .science books. Hobby-Symphonic Music, Mechanical and Electrical Work. Ambition-Electrical Eng- ineer. Activities-Band 1, 2, 8, 4. Sta e Craft 2, 8, 4. Itiarshall isa very studi- ous chap and is a very wi- zard at mathematics. He ought to succeed in what- ever be undertakes because he has determination and will power. Page Twenty-two CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY I-IIGI-1 SCHOOL RUSSELL LAMONT Ah, why should life all labor be? Hobby-Taking cars apart. Ambition-To be a good Diesel Engineer. Russ is well-liked a- mong his friends, and he's quite a chauffeur! About his taking cars apart, how- ever, we wouldn't know. ARLENE LANG She was good as she was fair. Ambition-Stenographer. Activities-Commercial Club 2. Second Honors l. Class Night Committee 4. Arlene is a tiny person with large quantities of personality. Her pleasinfg manner invites many to her side. JOHN LEAROYD Thejirst genre of man must make provisions for the last. Hobby-Sports. Ambition-To go to college. Activities-'Science Club l. Latin Club 2. Jack left us for a short time this year to con- tinue his career at another school, but he returned for graduation. We shall al- ways remember Jack as' a fun-loving boy, with a winning manner. ELEANOR LEFAVOUR Good natured and studious too, 'she in one of the favored few. . Hobby-Collecting plctures Ambition-Stenogra her. Aetivilies--House ofp Dele- gates l. Nominating Com- mittee I. Safety ouncil 3, 4. Ellie has made quite a hobby of collecting pic- tures. Drop in some time and see them. She'd be glad to show them to you. We know Ellie will make an efficient stenographer. WILFRED LESSARD Dilcretion is the bette' part of valor. Hobby-Sports. A mbition-Pla baseball. Activities - Hoya' Rifle Club l. We should not have sus' ected anyone as retiring as gililfred of being so much engrossed in sports. gPro- ba ly he will surprise us in becoming a professional ballplayer. Page Twenty-thru RITA LAMONTAGNE At my door the Pale Horse stands to curry me lo un- known lands. Hobby-Sewing. Ambition-To travel a- round the world. Activities-Dramatic Club l. Debating Club Q. Glee Club 4. Commercial Club 4. Rita, another travel loving Senior, is as viva- cious and interesting as her ambition. Rita can claim many friends and they all say, She is a grand person. MILDRED LANG I would do everything lu serve a friend. Ambition-To be a sten- ographer. Activities-Math Club I. Honors 1. Commercial Club 3, 4. Field Hockey 4. We never hear enou h about Field Hockeg' for the girls. We know, owever, that Mimi is an Al pla er, for she is pretty thorough in everything she does. DONALD LECK Real worth requires no interpretergits everyday deed forms its Masonry. Hobby-Sports. Ambztian-Typographer or layout man. Activities-Honors l, De- bating l. Donald has a worth- while ambition which he should be able to carry out successfully. We wish him the best of luck. STANLEY LEFAVOUR Come, my coach! Good- night, sweet ladies. Hobby-Shaking d a n c e hall dames out of my hair. Ambition-To have Fred Allen for a Stooge. Activities-Band l, 2, S, 4. Orchestra l, 2, 8, 4. You have to behave at lunch when Stan is in the cafeteria. A happy-gm lucky fellow, Stan has een a worthy addition to our band and orchestra for four years. HELEN LEWIS Ay, every inch a queen. Hobby-Outdoor Sports. A fnbitian-Business woman Activities-President of Class 1. Student Council 8 Honors 4. Social Commit- tee, Executive Committee. 4. House of Delegates l. Dramatic Club 8. Latin glub 8.3 National Honor ociety . Helen is what we think a tyfiioal high school girl shou d be, business-like and pleasure-lovinii Helen is one of the few w o know how to use either. CLASS of 1937, BEVERLY HIGH SCHOQL LEONARD LINDBERG 'Nilenee sweeter is than speech. Ilobby'Studying organs. Arnlnitian---Business bec- rctziry. Acliiiitiesfhliltll Club l. A quiet dependable. per- son who has many fflenfls and is steadfast to all. His :my disposition should con- tinue to win him many friends. DONALD LUNN All things urorlc together for yvfffif' , . . IInbhyfSinging, aviation runninc. Arnbitionf'l'o be 41 H0041 aviator or ai great runner. ActivitiesfNom. Commit- tee 3. Editor of B. H. S. Nea-s 4-. Captain of Cross- country 4. Track 13. 4. Dramatic Club 4-. bchool Play 4. Honors 4. Donald is one of our more athletic members. As cap- tain of the track team and editor of the B. H. S. News he has been a great leader. LILLIAN LYONS The lore of learning, the sequestered nooks, and all the sweet serenity of booksf llobby-Reading. Arnbilionfl plan to 1:0 to secretarial school. Activities-Audubon Club Rifle Club 4. Lillian is a very indus- trious girl. always ready to lend aid to a friend, and cheerful and happy at all times. l RANC ICS MACDONALD Tn ner' the irurld is tn judge the 'll'1lTl!l.H IInbbyffCollecting stamps. Arnbition-'To tour the Wllrlfl. Aetiiiitieslltilie Club. Ilftlllliltllf Club. Audubon Club 4, . l l Frances is a Jolly yzirl with a sympathetic nature. She has an intcrestinf and brilliant mind. A nice person to know. l'l5'l'Hl'lR MACKICNZIE The 1'8Tl pink of perfec- tionf, IlobbyfSeeing movies. Ambition--Nurse. Ar-tiiritiesfhatin Club 2. French Club 3. Dramatic Club 4-. Posie is ri great favorite with certain of our boys. She seems rather shy in class, but we know that she is a good sport and hea s of fun. She certainly ouglit to prove soothing sight for the ss-k. DANIEL LOW ZB'ee2iZ19 along with a reeze, iving a life of ease. H0559-Betting on the horses. Ambition-To own it stable of horses. Activities-Track l. House of Delegates l, 2. Photo- craft Club l, 2 Dramatic Clllb 3, 4. Music Com- mittee 4. . Senior Play 4. ,Danny IS a fine fellow with. a personality that's all his own. He has a ha py- ll0'lUCky manner and, an ever-cheerful countenance wld '5,V9l'y DOPl1lar in his wide circle of friends. DAVID LUNT hofnamem vf G meek and quiet spirit. H0bQ1ITPipe collecting. Ambtlton-Doctor, Activities-Math Club 1, Honors 2. This strong silent man who works so diligently in class IS the secret object of Funny 11 y0umz.g1rl' affect- ions. We call him Tarzan.' CHESTER MACUALAY In business, three things We nffvflsflfyi knowledge, lemger, and time. H0 by-Skating. Ambition-To go to busi- ness schoolil civitzea- ntin Cl Math Club 3. uh 1' Chetts mind seems to be Ol' busmes , but he's not at all business like. He has Plenty of outside interests. RUTH MACGREGOR Better be driven out from among men, than to be disliked by children. Hobby-Taking care of children. Ambition-To be a cook- ing teacher. Activities- Pinufore 2. Glee Club 3. Health 4. Outside of school hours Shrimp is usually seen taking care of n couple ot little children. We know Ruth can act, for we saw her in one of our plays at assembly this year. An all-round person! WILLIAM MACKENZIE Clever men are good, but they are not the best. Hobby-Blazing trail to North Beverly. Ambition-To do the best possible. Activities-Mathematics Club 1. Track 2. Photo- craft Club 3. Mac seems to be a regular man-about-townh' with the girls. Although we never saw Mac at any of the socials, he is said to be a good dancer. Page Twenty-four CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY I-IIGI-l SCHOOL JEANNE MACKENZIE O, thou art fairer than the evening air, Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Hobby-Horses tHorseback ridingj A1nbitioniPrivxite secre- tary or hap ily married. Activities-Cilee Club l. Social Committee 2. Dra- matic Club 2, 8, 4. Musi- cal Comedy 2. Christmas Play 4. Jeanne is an animated girl with just the right dash of sophistication. Her wide popularity does not spoil ier unobtrusive demeanor. PATSY MAGGIACOMO No entertainment is ao rheap as reading, nor any pleasure .yu lasting. Hobby-Reading and ice skating. Ambition-To work with my father in the Beverly Cement Block Company. Activitiesfllitle Club 4. Patsy is one of those per- sons to whom everyone goes for advice. He's a sympathetic friend. JAMES MAGUIRE Di.vcour.re most eloquent nzu.1ic. Hobby-Swimming. Ambition-To be successful in business. Activities-Baseball 2, 4 President of Glee Club 3. 4. Chairman of music com- mittee 4. Social committee 3. H. M. S. Pinafore 2. We shall always remem- ber his clear voice andrhis interesting: conversation. Undoubtedly they will help him attain his difficult am- bition. MILDRED MARKHAM Neat, not gaudy. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-To be n rivate secretary, and aiio to travel. Activities-Commercial Club 3, 4. Honors 1, 2, 3. Millie is a quiet, in- dustrious student who offers assistance in a pleasing manner which cannot be resisted. HELEN C. MARSHALL All musical people seem to be happy. Hobby - Research about general things. Ambition - Jackson Col- lege-Music and English. Activities - Commercial Club. Choral Group 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatics 2, 3, 4. Helen has an avid in- terest in Dramatics and music in the more cultural aspects. Her genlality should make her college career a happy one. Page Twenty-five BETTY MACMURTRY There's more to her than one can see. Hobby-Just fooling xi- round. Ambition - Doctor's Sec- retary. Acti1'ities-Glee Club I, Q. 3. Dramatic Club 4. Pina- fare. 2. Bet is a gay lovable school companion. She has many, many friends, and rightly so, for her pleasim: personality welcomes all friends and strangers alike to her side. GEORGE MACNEILL The enthusiastic and pleasing illusions ry' youth. lIobbyiSwimming. Ainbitionflilectrical En- gineer. Activities--Glee Club 1. Ride Club 1. Dramatic Club 3. Mac is a very quiet fellow: but under his silent exterior there must lurk u pleasing amount of humor, for he is well-liked by his friends and has promise of going far in his chosen career. IRVING MARGOLIS Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday I- 0. Jobhy-Playing 'llrombone Ambition E Big Business Man. Activities-Band, Urchestra Irving isa quiet person, always striving for a higher foal. He is well adapted to us cllosen career, and we wish him luck. ROSE MAGLIO Ballads and popular xanga are both the cause and andre! ez general moralxf' abby - Collecting SUU' venirs. Ambition-To be a singer of popular songs. I Activities-Home Nursml! Play 4. Those who know R096 remember her agreeable disposition. She is a C0- operative person who dllffi not mind working hard. ALFRED MARSHALL He has his own ideas about everything. Hobby-Horse back riding. Ambition-To travel. Alfred has a wide am- bition, but a very interest- ing one. His quotation fits him perfectly for he cert- ainly has his own ideas about everything. We wish you luck, Al ! CLASS ol 1937 BEVERLY I-IIG I-I SCHOOL HERBERT MARTIN Strong minds, great hearts trite faith, and willing, hands. Hobby-Sports. Ambition+To be a suc- cessful business man. Activities-Track I, Q, 3. Basebnlll. Cafeteria and Social Committee 2, S, 4 House of Delegates 3. Football l, 92, 3, 4. Buzz is another op- ular senior student. I-lie is a willinp worker, and his great possession of sports- manship is ever-present in the fullfilment of his duties. ROBERT MATI-IESON Not much talk-a great, sweet silence. Hobby-Stamp collecting AmbitionAPianist. Activities-Honors 1, 8,4. Robert is quiet and shy, but one of our best stu- dents. The teacher can always depend on him, be- cause he knows all the answers. He has a rare and remarkable appreciation of music, too. JOHN MAXNER For manners are not idle, but the fruit of loyal nature and of noble mind. I1obbyfSailing and hockey Ambition-Navigation Ofli- cer. Activities-Astronomy Club 4. lnterclass Basketball Dues Collector. Decora- ting Committee 4. John is so fun-loving that one would hardly believe that he is is seriously in- terested in anything. How- ever, he has a deep interest in anything pertaining to sailing. MARY McCARTl-IY HA little work, alittle play. IIobbyfReading, dancing. Ambitionflle a good dan- cer and a private secretary. Activities- Commercial Club 3. Mary's ambitions he- speak sound sense for all work and no play make Jill dull too. Her life should be a leusant one. We hope it will. MILDRED McCONNELL A lovely lady, garmented with light from her own beauty. .Hobby-Rifle target shoot- mg. Ambition-To tvavel. Activities-Girls' Rifle 1, Glee Club 1. Blondie is a lively per- son, and a very popular student on the dance floor.. Her ready smile denotes friendship. PEARL B. MAR TIN Through every pulse the music stole, and held sublime communion with the soul. Hobby-Hiking and swim- ming, . .fini ition-To do journa- listic work. Activities-Glee Club. House of Delegates. Girls' Rifle Club 4. Pearl is one of a singing trio of charming red-heads. The other two are her sis- ters. They should rival the Boswell sisters. , LOUISE MARTIN The art of mallrinfr is at once .vuaaested of the dig- nity of man, .Hobbywl-Iikinu and Skat- mfr. Ambition-To be able tn have n radio prorram with my other two sisters. Activities-Girls' Rifle I. Here is a Qirl with beau- tiful red hair. She has a very pleasina voice and we hope that she will be able to use her voice succes - fully in the f uture. FRANK MATTERN, JR. Hitch your wagon lu a star. Hobby-Tennis. Ambition-To be a ranking tennis player and engineer. Activities- Frank has come to us from New York only this year. His list of activities in his former high school impressed us mightily. We know that he is an excellent tennis player. In the short time he has been here, he has made his personality felt. EDNA McCARTHY The deepest rivers flow with the least sound. H0bbyfSwimming. Ambition-To be a nurse. Edna seems very quiet most of the time-not car- ing to talk much. VVe are sure, however, that there are deep thoughts behind those big eyes of hers. Doubtless she will be one of our most succe sful members. HARRY MacCAUSLAND The yreat end of life is not knowledge but action. Hobby-Swimming, skat- ing, boating, poker. Ambition-l'o be skipper of the Queen Mary. Laziest man on two feet, he is called by his fellow-students. Mac is recognized principally for his recent organization of the protective associa- tion, consisting of boys looking for a free lunch. Page Twenty-sir CLASS ol 1937 BEVERLY I-UG!-I SCHOOL THOMAS IVICDUNALD, JR. Litre the bee. rr? should make our industry our umu.vz'rnent, llobby-Radio and Tele- vision. A1nbitionfRadio Engineer. Activities-Science Club l. Stage-craft Club Q, 3, 4. President of Radio Club 42, 3, 4. House of Delegates 4. Chair. of Cafe. Com 4. Tom is one of our most amiable and opular boys. He always lias a cheery word and a smile for every- one. BARBARA M:-LARREN Lara me, low my dog. Hobby--' Collecting old money and odd pieces. Ambition- Study account- ing and nuditinu. Acti1'itirx-- Mathematics Club, Commercial Club. Barbara is a very quiet person, and we hear little from her, but her gracious manner is well-known among her classmates. ITHARLISS McNl'lIL They have u plentiful lot cy research. lobby-Swimming. Ambition-I-Ingineer. Ar-ti1'ilir.v--Latin Club l, 2, 4. Math Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4. House of Dele- ,flntes 3. Safety Patrol 9, 3, 4. Thanksgiving Assembly Charlie is one of our energetic students who has a ready smile coupled with a humorous remark. We wonder if he was serious when he announced his hobby! However, we wish him loads of luck. RALPH MAHAFFEY There is society where none intrudrs, by the deep sea, and music in it.: roar. Hobby-Iloating. A A mhition-To become skip- per of merchant cargo boat Activities-Boys' Ritle Club 3, 4. Track 3. Ralph seems awfully interested in sailing. Can it be the promise of a new friend in every port that uttructs him? HLICANOR MILLS Life is not totivc, but to be writ. llvbbyf-Swimming, skat- ing, attending football games. Ambition-To become a dietician in a hospital. Artiritirsfllues collector 1. Another of our fairer sex whose interest in the football games wasn't en- tirely impersonal. Ellie ls n sweet-mannereml person. Page Twenty-seven PHILIP McCRAVEN The artist ought never to perpetuate a temporary o p1-e.9.non. Hobby-Drawing. Ambition-To be an en- gineer. Activities-Committees 1. Philip is a quiet agree- able person, well-liked by all his classmates. He is rather shy about his hobby. PAUL MeGINNESS For men may come and men may go, but I go on forever. Hobby-Banjo and jug- gling. Am ition-Court Steno- grapher. Activities- Commercial Club. . Paul is quite a versatile young man. We've heard of his ban'o playing and now we'd like to see him juggle. GEORGE McLAUGHLIN Every man is like the com- pany he is wont to keep. Hobby-Pla ing pool. Ambition-120 get a job when I get out of school. Activities-Latin Club 1. Georgie doesnlt seem to be.muc interested in any- thing except to get a job. We wish him success in whatever he undertakes. JAMES ROLAND McPHERSON They that govern mast make the least noise. Hubby-Studying. Ambition-To be a medi- cine man. Activities- President of Student Council 4. Aeyis Board 3, Dramatic Club Q, 4. National Honor Soc- iety S.School Play 3. Cafe- teria Squad 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Roland is a wonderful fellow to know. One of our best students us well as one of our best sports. DELLA ROSA MELHI Sport went hand in hand with herf' HablryfBasketball. Ambition-Secretary. Activities-Glee Club 1. Ticket Committee 1. Honors 2. Field Hockey 2. Basketball 8, 4, ODS Df our athletic geniuses. .Any basketball game in which Della figures is certain to be exciting. We thought our basketba l star was a man-hater. but we know .she didn't earn thatfootball sweater she's wearing! CLASS ol 1937 BEVERLY I-IIGI-I SCHOOL ROBERT MINIGAN What more than mirth could mortals have?-The cheerful man is king. Hobby-Promoting temp- erance throughout the city- Arnbition-To graduate from Suffolk Law School and practice law. Activities-Basketball l. Rifle Club 1. Christmas Play 4. Dramatic Club 4 One of the most popular boys in our class, Flapper is welcome in any crowd and is the perpetual life nf the party. ALVIN MITCHELL Dancing and singing his u-ay to your heart. Hobby-Writing orchestra arrangements. Ambition-To play bass with Claude Hopkins' band. rs- Winner of 100 Activitz. yd. dash at Harvard Inter- scholastic meet, class C, 8. Captain of track team 4. Photocraft Club. Alvin is one of ourvmost popular students. His list of activities readily shows his ability. GEORGE S. MOORE Ambition has no risk. Hobby- Hunting and fishing. Ambition-To study avia- tion. Activities-Radio Club 1. Boys Rille 2. George is apparently a naturalist as well as an aerialist. Vile wonder how he will reconcile his am- bition and his hobby. SARA MORRIS Her face, oh call it fair not pale. llobbyf Telling people what the chain around her ankle is for. Ambition-A good secre- tary. Activities- Orchestra 1. Commercial Club 4. Sabra is la cheerful, etiicient girl, with a host of loyal friends. Her frank cheery smile forecasts a brilliant future for Sabra' in her chosen career. REGINALD MORSE Oh sleep, it is a gentle thing, beloved from pole to pole. Hobby - Studying radio data for Radio Servicing. Ambition-To be a Radio Sound Engineer and a Radio Service Man. Activities-Glee Club 1. 4. Reggie is very much interested in radio. kro- bably he will contribute improvements to that. valuable instrument HELEN MISN ER A flood action is never lost. it is ll treasure laid up lmd auarded for the doerw need. H0550-'Actine in Plays. Ambition-Lawyer. Activities--First Honors. Dramatic Club l, 2, 8. 4. Commercial Club 8, 4, Helen has talent to make her hobby interestinc. She IS a sympathatic girl and a pal to everyone. She'll make a splendid lawyer. LLOYD MOFFETT Ah, happy years! Unce gnore who would not be a oy. Hobby -- Street corner gossip. Ambition-To play base- ball. Aetiifities-Latin Club 2. House of Delegates 8. Joey seems to dote on street corner gossip. Won't you tell us what street. Joey ? Joey is a small but very smart fellow-a credit to our school. JOHN MORPI-IEW The best of prophets of the future is the past. Hobby:-Reading. Ambition-Study aviation. Johnny is a good worker and very fond of readlntf. You'll ear of him some ay as a great aviator we are Sure. DENNIS MORRISON Modesty is the conscience time body. obby-Drawinf: Ambition - Commercial Designing. Activities-Dramatic Club. Denn is one of our most talentedy boys, but he's so modest that we don't hear much about his abilities. He's. one of our most able musicians. CHARLES MOSER A picture is u poem with- out words. Hobby-Ph tag ph . Ambition--'llc ,ble xi, good photographer. Activities - Commercial Club 5, 4. President Photo- cratt Club 4. Charlie doesn't say much, but we've known photo- graphers like him. And their candid camera shots are something we'd like to keep for souvenirs. Page Twenty-eight CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL BEVERLY MOULTON Ye have many strings to your bow. llohbu-Dnncinfr. Ambition-To be a see- retnry. Artivilirs-Dramatic Club 3, 4. A clever vxirl with a ready smile and a friendly man- ner. One ofthe most charm- inn members of our fairer sex. JOHN W. MURPHY 7'hix .vfrnnqr flinrnsr qf modern life. Hobby- Drawinnz and Photofzraphv. Ambition-To be an archi- ter-t. Many think John very retieent. but he has a rare sense of humor. He Gives promise of beinr: an un- usually accomplished ar- tist or architect. VVP believe he will be one of our really famous members. NEAL MURRAY 'Ylharnetrr is n diamond that sz-flzlrhes rrrry other stayin. I'0ilb1l Bll!lllllll'l'! rides to Beverly. Ambition-To become a dentist. Artiviliea-Dramatic Club Q. 3. 4. Football 42. Latin Club l. Radio Club S. Pbotoeraft Club 4. Neal is the sort of likable ' 'funster whom you'll probably find puttinr: fire- rraekers under people's chairs. His sense of humor has made him popular. ROSA M USUMERIC A bln.-md companion is a boolnvri book that Etly chosen is u life-lofzyfrieudf' Hobby-Readinf. Ambition-Hairdresser. Actiritiea - Commercial Club l. Honors 2. A brilliant girl who is resperted by both teachers an classmates. Rosa is a willin': and capable worker. l-ITHEL NAISMITH Beauty is to woman what money in to man -Power. Hobby-Dramatics. Ambition-To be an act- ress. Activities- Dramatic Club 1, Q 3 4. School Play 8, 4. Aegis Board 4. Senior Medal Dramatic Com- petition Yearbook stali 4. Aegis Play 4. Ethel is a very versatile young lady. We all know of her great dramatic ability. She also enjoys good times and adds a lol. to any gath- ering. Page Twenty-nine JOHN F. MURPH Y f find that lnonarnar, at limos. ix singularly rf'- frrshingf' Hobby-Swimming, Foot- ball. hockey. Ambition-To be an aero- nautical engineer. Ariiritirs- Football 3. Cafeteria Committee 3. Dramatic Club Q. 3. 4, One can't be aro-und school very lon!! without knowinp Murph. He is one of those strong per- sonalities that stand out in any group. A really like- able person. PHILIP D. MURPHY Hin .vmilr is afrzrrtrnrd by his grr1wit11. Hobby-Refereeinn: basket- ball Eames. Ambition-To hc a phy- sician. Activities- Baseball l. Track 3. House of Delc- nates 2, 3. Home Room Secretary 4. Phil will probably put poison in our tea for this -but we think he's one of the cutest boys we know! He's mighty popular with his classmates. too. THOMAS MURRAY Yr stars, that are the poetry of Ilftllllflln llobby-Music and a moon- light night. Ambition-To plav thc trombone like Tommy Dorsey. and have a band. Activities- Football 1. Dramatic Club 4. Tom is a fine fellow when you know him. He has a flood sense of humor and a frequent slow smile. Some of us frirls wish lu- were-n't so aloof. He's one of our best actors.too. Remember The Game of Chess? RAYMOND MeGINNlS Thr beat armor ia to harp out rgfgllnnholf' Ilobb1lASp1-ndiny: week- ends in Salem. Ambition-To bc in the Army Air Corps. Ar'ti1vilinx- Shorty is a gzcninl, good- natured rhap, with an easy grin and a wise-crack for everyone. ELMER NAUGIQTCR Younf1 fellows will ul- uviys br youny1frllou's. Hobby-Drivinr. Ambition-To be admiral of the Navy. Activities-l ootball l. 2. Dramatic Club 2. Photo- craft Club fi, 3. Home Room Vice-President 4. Elmer is well-known for his hobby. He has an agreeable manner and is seen at most of the parties around town. CLASS of 1 937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL HUGHIE NELSON I once admitted-to my shame-that football was a brutal game, because she hates it. Hobby-Tap-dancing. Ambition - Professional ball player. Activities-Honors 1, 2. Home Room President 2, 3, 4. Football I, 2, 3, 4. Captain of Football team 4, Baseball 3, 4. Hughie is a grand fellow with a sparkling personality and one of the finest ath- letes our school has ever known. RUSSELL NEWMAN Know most the rooms of thy nature and country be- fore thou yoest over the threshhald thereof. - H obby-Collecting pictures of travel. Ambitions-To travel. Russell has the respect and admiration of all his classmates. We hope he will realize his ambition, be- cause he's a fine person. ROBERT NIELSON The temple oi' our purest thoughts is si ence. Hobby-Going to fires. Ambition--Accountant. Activities-Dramatic Club 2. Photocraft Club 3. Safety Patrol 4. Ro ert insists that he's a woman-hater, but his father is complaining be- cause the family car is never available. How about it, Bob? MARJORIE ODELL The true university ofthese days is u collection of books. Hobby-Working in the library. Ambition-To be a lib- rarian. Marjorie is a good pal to have at the desk in the library. In fact she's a fine girl anyway. In her work she should find many ogportunities for practicing t egatrence she has learned at . H. S. PHILIP O'REILLY I'll make thee glorious by m pen. Ijbbby-Collecting pictures Ambition-Newspaper re- porter. Activities-House of Dele- gates l. Math Club 1. Pro- gram Committee l. Dram- atic Club 4. Philip is a chap with a winning personality and an infectious smile. He'll probably be successful as a newspaper reporter. His keen wit shou d carry him through many difficult assignments. WALTER NELSON Knock at our hearts and find our thoughts at home. Hobby-Going to Dot's camp, Ambition-To be president. Activities-Honor Roll l Commercial Club 2. Safety Patrol 8. Dance Assembly 4 Walter may not become Eresident, but we feel sure e'll go far because he has a quiet determined way of getting ahead. Ask Dot! JAMES R. NICOLL HuP1W men shall have many friends. Hobby-Riding around. Ambition-To live to be eighty. We don't hear much from Jimmy, although he is a lively lad. Probably his hobby takes too much of his time. JOSEPH NIXON Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Hobby - Candid-Photo- graphy, sketching. Ambition - Candid-photo- graphy for Winchell. Activities,-Baseball l, 2. Football 2, 8. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. President of Dramatic Club 4. School Play 4. Almost every member of the Senior Class has been tormented by Joe and his camera. His collection of snapshots of classmates amounts to a thousand. GEORGE OLSON If u little knowledge is dangerous. where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger? AmbitionATo be a business executive. Activities - Chairman of Social Service Committee House of Delegates 1. Commercial Club 2. Home Room President 2. Georgels capable, alert conscientious, and respected by his teachers as well as by his classmates. He is a cagable executor of High Sc ool affairs. RUTH ORMSBY Religion is as healthy and normal as life itself. Hobby-Keeping on the move. Ambition-Christian work- er. Activities-Audubon Club 1. Alternate in the House of Delegates 2, 3. Baccalau- reate Committee 4. To be a Christian worker is Ruth's greatest ambition. As she aready has done much in this sort of work, we are sure she will be successful in her chosen career. Page Thirty CLASS oF1937 BEVERLY HIG H SCHOOL RUTH OSBORN Sophisticated but yet de- lightfulf' Hobby-Collecting Sou- venirs. Ambition-To travel a- round the world. Activities-Photocraft Q, 3. 1Treasurer 3.1 Vice-Presi- dent Commercial Club 3. President Commercial Club 4. Secretary of Class 4. Printing Committee 4. Ruth is one of the most intelligent students in our class. She's a grand sport and very good-natured. TERESA PAYNOTTA Her ready wit and cheery smile, proclaimed to all a friend worthwhile Hobby-Collecting poetry. AmbitioniTo be a success- ful kindergarten teacher. Activities - Girls' Rifle Club 4. Senior Dramatic Club 4. Safety Patrol 2, 4. First Honors l. Q, 3, 4. Capland Gown Committee 2. ome Nursing Assembly We hope that Teresa will think of her classmates once in a while as she plugs away-teaching her little ones the alphabet. FRANCIS PETRONZIO Smiling always with a never fading serentity of countenance. Hobby-Drawing. Ambition-To be a success- ful artist. Activities-Manager of the Basketball Team 3. Francis has a charming smile, and his closefriends will testify to his ready wit. Une of our most uifuble students. RALPH PORTER Strength, uranting policy and judgment to rule, over- turneth itself. HobbygModels. A mbition- Pilot. Another of the mainstays of our class from whom we hear little, but without whom our class would not be complete. ROSAMOND PRESTON A pennyforyourthoughtsf' Hobby-Art. Ambition-To be a well- liked school-marm. Activities-Astronomy Club l. Latin Club 2. Aegis Board S, 4. French Club 3. Photocraft Club 4. Honors 1,-2, 4. Class Night Com- mittee 4. Rosamond is quiet and reserved, but her interesting original sketches for the Aegis reveal a cleverness and humor which go to make up her talented nature. Page Thirty-one PRISCILLA PARSONS How .sweet and fair she seems to be. IlobbywGoing out Nights. Ambition-To meet him. Activities-Glee Club l. 2. Photocraft Club 9. Sec- retary of Class Q. Commer- cial Club 3. Commercial Club Secretary 4. Photo- craft Club secretary 3. Priscilla, as her name suggests, is a sweet and demure girl who is well- liked by everyone. She has a touch of sophistication about her that adds to her personality. ROBERT E. PERKINS Give it an understanding, but no tongue. Hobby-En'oying life. A mbition-Psychologist. Activities-Track and Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Junior Executive Committee 8. House of Delegates 2, 3. Class Executive Committee 3, 4. Dance Assembly 4. Bob is a small fellow, but he has taken.part in many activities since his freshman year, thus con- firming the fact that he is extremely popular. PRISCILLA POPE Earth's noblest thing-A woman perfected Hobby-P aying. Ambition-Jeweler. Activities-Pliotocraft Club 2. Dramatic Club 2. 4. Aegis Board 4. Social Ser- vice Committee 3. Recep- tion Committee 4. Thanks- giving Assembly 4. Bunny is a cheerful companion and a willing worker. Her dancing fcct spell gracefulness, but her tapering lingers foretell success. ALAN PRESTON There is an unspeakable pleasure attending the life ly' voluntary students. lobby-Radio. Ambition-Radio Engineer . Activities-Orchestra l, 2. Radio Club 8, 4. Alan is one of our most industrious students. The ability he displays in Radio work is truli amazing. He should ma e a famous name for himself. ROSAMUNDE PRESTON Next to love, sympathy is the divinest passion of the human heart.' Hobby-Basketball. Ambition-Laboratory as- sistant. Activities-Latin Club l. Dramatic Club 2, 4. Bas- ketball 8, 4. Rosamunde is one of those grand personalities who always have aready and sympathetic ear to lend to your troubles. A good friend. CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL FRANK RAPISARDI The best friends ever known, his two good honest hands. HobbykPlaying clarinet. Ambition-Boxing light- weight champ. Activities-Band l, 2. Frank is our pugilistic star, but not all his con- quests are in the ring. He has a dominant personality and will fight his way to the top. SILVIO RENZIE The light that lies, ln urnnzon's eyes. Ilobbgfsllunting. Arribiti0nf'l'o be the owner of a munition factory. Activities-RiHe Club 2. The only thing that Silvio seems interested in, except the girls, of course, is hunting. We wonder if hc ever really shot any- thing. NANCY RICCIARDI When looks were fond, and words were few. IllIbb1fmD5tHClhg. Ambition - To become famous. Activities-Dramatic Club Q. French Club 3. Banking Teller 2, 4. Cafeteria Com- mittee 4. Glee Club 4. Nancy is rather quiet, hut we suspect that behind her silence there lurks a good load of fun and laugh- ter ready to pop out any minute. MARTHA ROBERTS Such and various are the tastes nf man. HobbygSkating. Ambition-To have a good job. Activities - Commercial Club 1. Martha is well known by many nf our young men. She is an attractive girl, and many wish they knew her better. Probably in the real world she will mingle with more people than she has done in high school. BETTY RUSSELL In the air of design, color is to form what verse is to prose. IIobbyfCollecting minia- ture glass animals. Ambition-To become a well-known interior de- corator. ' Activities-Dramatic Club 1. Honor Roll 2. Interior decorating is one of the most fascinating 'obs we know: so we wish llettie loads of success as she goes to work. MYRTLE RAYMOND Travel is the frivolous part of serious lives, and thc serious part of frivolous ones. Hobby--Playing tennis. Ambition-To travel. Activitie.i+Astronomy Club l. Latin Club 1, 2. French Club 3. Mathema- tics Club 3, 4. Secretary of Home Room 3, 4. Recep- tion Committee 4. Myrtle is a sweet girl and rates among the honor students of our class. Her many friends say she's aswell! EVELYN REYNOLDS A quiet exterior conceals much. Ilobbyfldaton. Ambition-Nurse. Activities-Audubon Club l, 2. Honors I, Q. Math Club 3. Baton S quad 3, 4, Dues Committee 4. A quiet little girl, Eve- lyn can always be depended upon to accomplish any task assigned to her. SHIRLEY ROBBINS Virtue is bald and gond- nesa never fearful. Hobby+Bowling. Ambition-Newswriter. Activities- President of Homeroom 9. Safety Pat- rol 3, 4. Executive Com- mittee 2. Social Service Committee l. Honors 1, 2, 4 mittee 2. Social Service Committee 1. Honors 1 2 4. Commercial Club. Shirley is a ready and willing worker. Whenever you see her, she is hurrying to perform some promised task. LAWRENCE RUBENSTEIN Wisdom is better than rubiesf' Hobby-Piano. A mbition-To go to college. Activities-Honor Roll n l. Latin Club l. Debating Club l, 2, 3, 4. Home Room president 3. Senior Play Committee 4. President of Debating Club 4. Lawrence is one of our most talented. As Presi- dent of the Debating Club , he has put across many line debates. JAMES RUTI-IVEN He is wise who doth talk but little. Hobby-Golf. Ambition-Engineer. Acrivities-Cafeteria Corp- oral 3. Checking Com mittee 4.. James is a true example of the wisdom of silence. He has acomplished his real purpose of his four years in high schoolg .the securing of a fine education. This young man should' go far because he has sethlpl- self a goal towards which he moves surely. Page Thirty-two CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT SAMMONDS Hr's little but he'.s wise, He's a terror for his size. Hobby--Basketball and cycling. Ambition-Lawyer. Activities-Rifle Club Pres- ident of Home Room 1. Cafeteria Corporal 3. Mot- to Committee 4. Bob is small in size, but he has plenty of brains. He hoges to be a lawyer some ay and we just bet he wil be a smart one. PRISCILLA SANDBORN Why man, :he is mine own: and I as rich on having such a liewel, as twenty seas, if al their sands were pearl. Hobby-Collecti ng nick- names. Ambition-To be a good wife for some man. Activities-Printing Com- mittee 4. Buddy is one of our most attractive girls and many of our masculine mimbers would like to be t e man. ALFRED J. SEMPLE Come with thy soft slow siege. Ho by- Hunting and camping. Ambition-To be an archi- tect and builder. We never saw Alfred an thing but calm and collected. but we imagine he really gets excited when he goes hunting. JOHN J. SHEA An honest 1nan's the nob- lest work of God. Hobby-Drawing, Football Ambition - Commercial Artist and Art teacher. Activities-Rifle Club 1. Honor Roll 8. Cafeteria Committee 4. House of Delegates 4. John strikes us as being a conscientious young fel- low. We believe that he will go far either as commercial artist or per- haps as an art teacher. VIRGINIA SHERMAN To know her is to love her. Hobby-Piano, dancing. Ambition-To work on office machines. Activities-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 4. Dues Collector 1, 2, 8. House of Delegates 8. Caf- eteria Committee 8. Aegis Board 3, Cashier 8, 4. Sec- retary French Club. Ginnie is one of the most interesting girls we know. She is a diligent stu- dent and has been rewarded by a place on the Honor Roll every year. Page Thirty-three BARBARA SAMPSON Happy am I, from care I 'rn free. Hobby-Paramount. Ambition-Try to get a job. Activities-Social Service Committee 4. We wonder if the at- traction at the Paramount is the tpictures? Anywa we Ere .ict that Barb wili get erciob very soon after she gra uales. OSCAR SCOTTI It is excellent to have a giant's strength. Hobby-Baseball. Ambition- Trans-contin- ental bus o erator. Activities-Hlonor Roll 3. Football 1. One of the standbys of our team, Scotti is one of our most popular Senior boys. His extreme good nature accounts for his popularity. DOROTHY SEMPLE Patient of toil, serene amidst alarms. Hobby-Movies. Ambition-To travel. Activities'-Puzzle Club I. Nom: Committee 1. Com- mercial Club 2. Home Room Secretary Q.. Bac- calaureate' Committee . 4. Dot is as fun-loving and vivacious as her am- bition promises to be. She has many, many friends who value her companion- ship very highly. ERNEST SHEPARD Not education. but char- acter is man's greatest need and 7ltllILI8 greatest safe- guard. Hobby-Baseball. Ambition-To be a big leaf:ue baseball lplayer. Aetiuitier- . Baseba I l. Alternate in House of Delefzates 3. Ernest is an all around :ood fellow. He is especial- ly interested in baseball. A good natured ynun': fel- low, Ernest has made many friends during his four years. FREDERICK SILLARS Hear ye not the hum czmightg workings. I I obbg-Hunting and Fish- inc. Ambiton-To become an expert machinist through extensive training. Activities-Track Q. S. Boys Rifle Club Q. Dra- matic Club 4 Publicity for Class Play 4. We hear a lot about Fred's huntinfz. We won- der Fred, if you ever really shoot anything. Seriously, he is a good dancer and a better sport. In short Fred's a fine Fellow. CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY I-IIGH SCHOOL LESTER SILVER Thy mode.-rty's a candle to thy merit. Hobby - Fixing phono- graphs. Ambition-To play first trombone with Casa Loma. Activities-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Band I, 2, 3. 4. At the rate Lester is going now, we.expect.to ear that he is Elaging first trombone wit len Gray's Casa Loma band before long. Good Luck! LAWRENCE J. SMITH What's the use of worrying? HobbyfHunting and golf. Ambition-To be an archi- tect. As Lawrence is to he an architect we hope all of you fellows and -firls will call on him to design your houses. We hogme that Lawrence will A nd his chosen work satisfying EDWARD SMITH My only books were wo- rnan's looks And folly'.1 all they've taught me. Hobby-Skatintl. Ambition-Undertaker. Activities-House of Dele- gates 1. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Football, 3, 4. Photo- craft Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ed is vcty popular with the girls, and rightly so, for with his height and blonde hair, can one blame them? EUGENE SPEAR Nothing is more simple than greatness: indeed. to be simple is to be great. IIobbyfSports and music. Ambition g Owning own undertaking business. Activities - Football l. Truck 4. Captain of Bas- ketball Team 4. Gene has made quite a name for himself on the basketball team. We wish him success in carryin': out his ambition although we are alittle dubious about it. WALLACE STANTIAL Liberty exists in propor- tion to wholesome restraint. Hobby-Sailinfr. A rnbitionfTo be anaviator. Activities-Photocraft Club 2. Science Club 2. Wally is full of pranks and practical jokes. How- ever, we fornive him, for we knou he's up in the air over aviation. Vile wish you luck in high places! THELMA SJOBERG Eat to please thyself. but dress to please others. Hobby- Making knitted articles. A mbition-Dressmaker and desicner. Activities-Glee Club 4. Latin Club.2. Cap and gown committee. Thelma is a gay viva- cious girl with a cheery smile for everyone. All the best wishes of the class of 1937 go with you, Thelma! HARRY L. SNOW, JR. Speech is yreatg but -i ence is greater. IlobbyfVl'restlim!. Ambition-Television Mag- nate. Activities-House of Dele- gates 1. Home Room Presi- dent l. Track 2. Harry seems to have quite a high ambition- that of a television magnate. We're not quiet sure what that means, but we wish him loads of luck. LINDA SPIRIDIGLIOZZI Her smile is a pleasant sight to view. Hobby-Tennis. Ambition-To travel a- broad. Linda is an interesting and friendly girl. VVe hope she will realize her am- bition. Wherever she cues. we know that she will he welcome because of her happy nature. BARBARA L. STAPLES No friend ever did her favor without being doubly repaid. Ilobby-Reading dancing. Ambition-Bacteriolofzist. Activities-Latin Club 2. Secretary of Class 3. Honor Roll l, Q, 3, 4. Aegis Literary Board 4. Student Councill, 2, 3, 4. Asst. Editor of Yearbook. Bobbie isihard to get acquainted with, but know- inf: her is worth the effort. She has a keen sense of humor and a generous na- ture. ROBERT STONE Handsome is that hand- some does. Hobby-Sailing fEh Beazal Ambition-To make a suc- cess of life. Activities --- Rifle Club. Social Committee 4. History of the Dance 4. Safetf' Patrol 2, S, 4. Honor Rol l, 3. Class Play Committee. In spite of his polished. appearance, Bob is an ear- nest, hard-working student with a glowing personality. He's an excellent dancer! We all like Bob, expecially our feminine members. Page Thirty-four CLASS ol 1937 BEVERLY I-l GH SCHOOL MARION ST. HILAIRE Leave no stone unturnedf' Hobby-Cooking. Ambition-Stenojzrapber. Activities-Glee Club I, Q. Member of cast of M. H. S. l'ir1afore 2. Commer- cial Club 3. 4-. A merry pxirl. a good sport. always ready for any fun. Sbe's our Roland's cousin. ELICANOR SUDBAY Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. ' Ilobby-Collectinf: basket- ball clippings. Ambition-To be a nurse. Activities Q Chairman of Program Committee of thc Dramatic Club 2. Secre- tary of Dramatic Club 3. Dramatic Club 4. Ellie is a popular girl. and, in spite of her quiet nature. can sometimes be very vivacious. She should prove a happy nurse. CARL SWANSON 'llis smile ix .vu'v1'trne1l by his gravity. llobby-Hockey. Ambition-To become a golf pro. Swanee seems to be a student of few words. who is well-liked by all his fellow-students. We all wish him the best of luck in realizing his ambition. EDWARD TAYLOR X-fppetite comes with eat- ing. llobhy-Collectinfg rifles. Ambitionf'l'o be a vet. erinarian or Horse Doctor, Arliritiesfltifle Club -1-- Jello is a happy-5:o- lucky person. and is ready to help friend or stranger, whoever may bein distress. DAVID THOMAS A silent, shy, peaee- loving man. ' Hobby-Music and draw- ing. Ambition-Surgeon. Activities-Glee Club Har- mony Club 4. David is a rather shy young man. but from per- sonal observation we know that he is quite smart. Without doubt he'll become an famous surgeon, and we shall be proud of him. Page Thirty-five WINIFRED STRINGI-IR The reward ofa thing well done is to have done it. Hobby-Skating and swim- ming. Ambition-To be a secre- tary. Activities- Honors 1, 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. VVinnie is deft and efficient. Indeed.she is well suited for ber chosen um- hition. MARION SULLIVAN I hate nobodyg I am in charity with the world. Hobby-Swimming. Ambition-Secretary. Activities- News Staff 2. Commercial Club 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4-. Shorty does not belie her nickname. She is quite vivacious. Her ready smile charms all who know her. Shorty is friendly to- wards everyone. BARBARA 'l'ANNl'lBRlNG Is she not paxsirigfairf' llabby-Dancing. sports. Ambition-To be a dress designer. Activities-Asst. Manager Basketball 3. French Club 3, 4. Reception Committee. Social Committee 3, 4. A lovely representative of B. H. S.. Barb has u large circle of friends and is justly one of our most popular girls. What better occupation could she have chosen? She will be supreme. JAMES TAYLOR A contented heart is more valuable than gold. Ilobby- Getting golf balls. Ambition -- Mechanical Engineer. Activities'-Boys' Rifle l, 2, 3, 4. Track 4. Cross- country 3. Jim is one of our serious seniors who proves that be can overcome nearly every obstacle which blocks his progress. His hobby sounds very interesting. and his ambition re uires plenty of hard work. flood luck, Jim! VIRGINIA TAYLOR Every man is a hero to someone, and to that erson, everything he says hjas an enhanced value. Hobby-Watching basket- ball and football games. Ambition-To be a teacher. AetivitiesgPhotocraft 3, 4. Treasurer of Club 4. Latin Club 2. Cap and Gown Committee 4. Vice Presi- dent of Home Room 3. Ginnie is fun-loving and s ort-loving as well. Her charming smile is a beacon of friendship. CLASS of 19 37 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL ALICE E. THRESH Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Hobby-Collectin: postal cards. Arnbition--To be a medical assistant. Activities-Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll l, Q, 8, 4. Aegis Board 3, 4. Checkinr Committee for Class Night 4. On the Honor Roll four years and on the Aegis staff for two years, she has shown that she is ca able of accomplishing ainmost anything that is really hard. GEORGE B. Ti'1'COMB I have no secret of success, but hard work. -Hobby-Fishing and hunt- mp. Ambition-To be a tin- knocker. Activities-Rifle Club 2, 3 4. All his friends like George. He's quite an expert fisher- man and huntsman. Pro- bably he'll cet many an invitation for su per- with the provision that he bring the fish and duck. FRANCES L. TOLL She has a smile for every friend, and friends for every smile Hobby-Boatins. Ambition-To travel. Activities-House of Dele- gates 1. Latin Club 1, Q. ramatic Club 2, S, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Committee 4. A little bit independent, Franny is a grand sport and is always in good humorg but how she asserts her will! We trust that Bernie manages to avoid crossing her. BERT J. TOWNSHEND Work jrst and then rest.' Hobby-Music and Tennis- Arnbition-To lead a band Bert goes gaily on his way, not bothered by every. day cares or worries. His usual occupation is just enjoyinz himself. We've heard he looks pretgy nice in his National uards uniform, too. SYLVIA TROWT 'Grace is to the body, what good sense is to the mind. Hobby-Swimmmfx. Activities-Latin Club I, 2. House of Delegates 2. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Dra- matic Club Q, 3, 4, Class hi, ht Committee 4. Christ- mas Play 4. Thanksgiving Assembly 4. Syl is a vivacious, fun- loving 1.irl. Her ready smile beckons friendship, and her steadiness prom- ises loyalty. BARBARA THOMPSON The secret of success is constancy to purpose. g::gKCollecting Knick- Ambition-To travel. Activities-Social Service Committee Commercial . Club 2, 8, 4. Secretary of Home Room 4. Baccalaure- ate service Committee 4. Babe is one of our efficient chums who has an infectious smile and a de- lightful gersonality. It is no won er that she can claim a wide circle of friends. JAMES R. TINGLEY 'f0f plain, sound sense, lgeis current coin is made. I abby-Eating and boat- mg. Ambition- Expert A-1 machinist. Activities-Rifle Club 2, 8, 4. Safety Patrol S. Presi- dent Riiie Club 4. B. H. S. News Staff 4. Tanglefoot is a quiet fellow, yet he has many admirers. His calm disposi- tion and frank smile are great assets. Good luck, nm. ANNE TOWER Gallant, graceful, gentle, tall, Fairest, noblest, beat czallf' obby-Collecting junk. Ambition-To have a par- rot and cactus farm. 1 Activities- Nominating Committee 1. Orchestra 2, 8, 4. Band 3, 4. Aegis Board 4. Music Committee 4. Yearbook staff 4. We wonder if Anne's ambition is meant to be serious If it is, we just bet she'll make a success of it. BARBARA TROWT Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail. Hobby-Tennis. Ambition-Secretary. Activities-Latin lub 2. Dramatic Club 1. French Club 2. House of Dele- gates 2. Sally is a fun-loving companion, and her calm disposition has noted her among our best school chums. She has character- istics certain to make her successful in her relations with others. JOHN TURPIN Wit is the salt of conversa- tion, not the food. Hobby-Fires and lettering Ambition-To become a first-class fireman. Activities- Photocraft Club l. Dramatic Club 4. Senior Play Committee 4' Hi insistence on being called Ben , after the well-known comedian, utters proof of his keen sense of humor. He's quite an able juggler, too. Page Thirty-cis: CLASS OF1 937 BEVERLY HIG H SCHOOL FRANK TURNER One who would grow rich must buy of those going to be executed, HobbyABuying and selling automobile parts. Ambition-To be a car- toonist. Activities-Track 1, S, 4. That explains the amused glance that Al directs toward us. Perhaps he's considering us as subjects for future cartoons. Do you suppose that he has sketches of us tucked away for later use? Good Luck anyhow, Frank. CARULYN WALKER A quiet even temperament, and in her works she's quite content. llobby-Playing the piano and singing. A mbition-To do something in the line of music. Carolyn is a very quiet student and we hear very little from her. However, her eflicient work may be found everywhere. We predict fine things for conscientious Carolyn. AILEEN WALSH The true idea of dancing entitles it tofuvorf' Hobby-Dancing. ArnbitionfTo be a book- keeper. Aileen is well-liked a- mong her friends, und we wish her luck as she starts toward fulfillment of her ambition. H ELEN WEBSTER HI will wear my heart upon my sleeve, for daws to peck at. HobbyvDancing. Ambition-SArmy and Navy nurse. Activities-Dramatic Club et, 3, 4. Rifle Club 4. Pat is one of the cutest tricks we've seen for a long time. She has many friends and it's unfortunate for her masculine admirers that she has eyes only, for Steve. RUSALIND YVHITTIER A maid with quaint and quiet ways-Whose charm with her forever stays. Hobby--Dancing. Ambition+'l'o be a ballet dancer. Activitiesvlmtin Club 1, 2. Her German teacher calls her l aulein Kicherref' which means Miss Gig- Ller. But when she isn't giggling, she can talk enter- talningly at great length on her favorite subject. She possesses many talents any one of which she could develop successfully. Page Thirty-seven 2 C LAURANA WALDRO It islgood to lengthen to the last a .funny mood. Hobby-Having a good time. Ambition-To be a good school teacher. Activities-Glee Club 1, 2. Photocraft Club S, 4. Dramatic Club 4. Honor Roll 3. Dues Collector. Everyone likes Laurana. She's one of the friendliest persons we know. She should make friends easily wherever she goes. GRACE WALKER Be somewhat .vcanter of your maiden presence. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-To be a hair- dresser. Activities-Glee Club Q. Dramatic Club 4. Com- mercial Club 4. Grace is one of our petite dames. Scarcely five feet tall, she makes up for her height by her pleasing personality and friendliness to all. NATALIE WEBBER ls her wink as alluring ar her dancing feet? Hoblry-Dancing. Ambition-To go on the is . ihidisities-jFrench Club 8. 4. Dramatic Club 8. 4. President of Home Itoom 4. Senior Play Committee 4. History of Dance Assem- Ely 4. French Club Play S. ternate to House ot Delegates S. Honors 4. Nat is a happy, demure little girl with a humorous twink e in her eye. She's a popular student. PAULINE WHITAKER She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with and pleasant too, to think of. Hobby-Golf and singing. Ambition-To play guf well. Activities -Home Room Secretary 1, 2, 8. Dramatic Club 4. Nominating Com- mittee 3. Secretag' of Glee Club 2, 8, 4. onor Roll. Polly is a splendid girl. With er Wonderful voice, she has entertained us at many of our assemblies. Everyone wishes her well. ROBERT WILLIAMSON Ah, you flavour every- thingg you are the vanilla :Z society. obhyj-Baseball. Ambition--To go to college. Activities-House of De e- Sates 3. Dramatic Club 4. accalaureate Committee 4. Baseball 4. Social Service Committee 8. Football 2, 8, 4. Bob is extremely pop- ular with the sexes and why not? Who could resist a combination of fine sports- manship and a pleasing personality? CLASS of 1937 BEVERLY I-IIGI-I SCHOOL ROBERT WIGGIN Friend more divine than all clivinitiesf' Hobby-Thinking. Ambition-To be President. Activities-Track. Photo- craft Club, Secretary of Home Room. Senior Motto Committee 4. Bob is a silent fellow? nevertheless, he has a quick sense of humor, and a sunny disposition. He has all our best wishes for future success and happi- ness. HARRIET WILLMOTT Music exalt.-' each joy, allays each grief. Hobby-Playing the cello. Ambition-To get a good job. Activities-Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Second Honors 3. Harriet is the kind of girl that we can always depend upon, and we're prompted to pay, ,when there is something lmP0f' tant to be done, Ask Harriet, and then rest in assurance that our task is OVCY. ERNESTINE WILSON To study fashions to adorn my body. Hobby-Swimming. Ambition-To be a dress designer. Activities-Dramatic Club 4. Commercial Cub 4. To think of Ernestine we must think of the word spectacular, She has a fiair for the unusual and is somewhat of an exhibition- ist. We hope that Adrian will someday employ her in his Hollywood shop. FRANK WOODBERRY But to my task. Hobbyfliaseball. Ambition-Enter Industrial school. Frank is one of our tall Senior fellows. He has a pleasing manner, highly seasoned with good humor. At pensive moments, Frank is extremely quiet, but these times quickly pass. STEPHEN W. WOODBERRY Some are born great: others achieve greatness. Hobby- Activities that tend to the water. i Ambition-To be an officer in the Navy. Activities-Home Room resident 1, 2. President Latin Club 2. House of Delegates 1, 2. Student Council 3, 4. Football 3. Steve has a delightful and pleasing personality, as is shown by his Title of Honor - Class President, 1937. JOSEPH WILLIS Just at the age 'twizt bog and auth. Habhiy--Basketball. Ambition-To be a compe- tent tin-knocker. Activities-Boys' Rifle Club 2, 4. We' tolerate Joe with a patient smile. We can't hepl likm': hlm in spite of is pranks. He'll 'prob- ably be. eventually, a iifofesslonal practical joker. owever, we must admit that he does keep things lively. DOROTHY WILLS For softness she and sweet attractive grace. Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-To be a librarian Activities - Home Room Committee 4. House of Delegates 2. 'Dot is a sweet, daint girl. We are sure she will make a great success as a famous librarian. Her gra- cious manner places her in the hearts of many of her classmates and her willing spirit wins many new friends. JAMES WOOD Music is the universal language of mankind. Hobby-Music. Ambition-Join the Navy. Activities-Glee Club 1, 2. Rifle Club l, 3. Track Team 1, 2. Everybody likes Jimmy. He's one of those amiable chaps whom weforgive for numberless teasings and tormentings. We believe that his music, which he has been so quiet about, will bring him fame. DEAN WOODBURY Rejoice, 0 young man, in thy youth. Hobby-Reading history. Ambition-To be a busi- ness executive. Activities - Aegis play 4. Stage Craft Club 2, S, 4. Aegis Literary Prize 8. Editor of Yearbook 4. Yearbook advertising com- mittee 4. Dean is one of our most industrious and intelligent students. He has a flair for argument and never avoids one unless necessary. STEPHEN E. WOODBURY Good nature and studious too. Hobby - Photography. Ambition- Electrical en- gineer. Activities - President of Home Room I. Safety Patrol 3, 4. Math Club 8, 4. Steve is rather a quiet. serious fellow at first glance: but when you get to know him, you soon see that he is a regular fellow.' ' A good dancer, Steve is seen at many of the high school socials. Page Thirty-eight CLASS of 1 937 BEVERLY H GH SCHOOL CHARLES WOODS Silence is more eloquent than words. Hobby-Stamps. Ambition-To bum 'around the country. Activities-Latin Club l. But there has never been any reason for Charlie to to remain silent. His elo- quence is undisputed. We call him Walking Diction- ary. BARBARA WORTHYLAKE A ballroom is nothing more or less than a great market place of beauty. Hobby-Dancing. A rnbition-Secretary. Activities-Audubon Club 1. Home Room Treasurer 2, 3. Commercial Club 4. Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 4. Class Night Committee 4. L Some lucky man is going to have an efficient sec- retary! BETTY WRIGHT Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low-an-excellent thing in woman. Hobbyfwalkin . l .4 mlnhon -Be n grofessional singer. Activities-Glee Club l, 2, S. 4. Honors l, 2, 3, 4. Show Boat l. Trial by Jury 4. Pinafare 2. Betty is a shy, demure ioung person who has won er way into the hearts of nearly, all her classmates. We wish her luck as she 'pursues her difficult am- ltlou. SYLVIA YUDIN When the sun shineth, make hay. Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Social worker. Activities - Lati'n Club 1, 2. French Club S. 4. Safety Patrol Q, 3, 4. Vice- President of French Club 4. Dramatic Club 4. Aegis Board 4. Honor Roll 3, 4. Year Book staff 4. .Sylvia is an ellieient and dill-gent.worker. Her am- bltlon is typical of her sympathetic nature. Her a lllty at parody-writing ll unusual. Zln Memoriam One of our members could not stav among us We miss her presence, but the memory of her friendly and genial testifies to the df-pth of our feeling, but our hearts hold a deeper affectlon for our friend and classmate Constance Corning DOROTHY M. COLE We pardon as long as we love. Hobby - Collecting snap- shots and postcards. Ambition-To educate my husband. Dorothy is a home-loving type ofgirl whom everyone likes. Sheis quiet and some- what shy. but weknow her to be intelligent and avery charming person. ARTHUR WOODS Mystery of waters, never .rlumbering sea. Hobby-Athletics. A rnbition-Navy. Activities-Stagecraft 1. Arthur's walk is very im ressive. He should magce a good detective or secret-service man. ELIZABETH YEO Music tells no truths. Hobby-Knitting. Ambition-Music Super- visor. Activities-Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 4. Parents Nght Play 3. Show Boat 3. ramatlc Club 3, 4. - . Good things come in small packages? is aptly proved by this tmy bundle of adorable blondeness with the great bug voice. We've frequently been en- tertained by her sin ing,and we think she wilf be'an opera star. JOSEPH ZELANO One who never turned his back, but marched breast forward. Ambition-Machinist. Come on, Joe, tell us the trlithl Your interest isn't. entirely in machiI1es,is it? Joe is a merry witty person when you really know him. He has been so busy out- side school hours that he has had no time for clubs . manner will remain with us. This space Page Thirty-nine Senior Class Poll Senior Popularity Contest BEST LOOKING Girl Mary Batchelder Barbara Tannebring BEST DRESSER Barbara Tannebring Mary Batchelder BEST SPORT Dorothy Darling Esther Caldwell BEST ATHLETE Hugh Nelson Anna Julius Harrison Ball BEST ACTOR Bernard Crocker Joseph Nixon Boy Tom Connolly Robert Stone Tom Connolly Robert Brown Hugh Nelson Tom Connolly Della Melei BEST ACTRESS Ethel Naismith Dorothy Darling BEST MUSICIAN Anne Tower Lawrence Rubenstein Erma Colley Stanley Lefavour BEST DANCER Dorothy Darling Robert Stone Priscilla Pope Woodrow Bona BEST STUDENT Helen Lewis Roland McPherson Myra Herrick Dean Woodbury BEST MIXER Dorothy Darling Tom Connolly Priscilla Pope Hugh Nelson MOST POLITE Myra Herrick Tom Connolly Helen Lewis Hugh Nelson MOST POPULAR Dorothy Darling Hugh Nelson Helen Lewis Tom Connolly MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Helen Lewis Roland McPherson Dorothy Darling Dean Woodbury MOST BASHFUL Rosamond Preston Robert Matheson Katrina Flint Edward Smith MOST TALENTED Dorothy Darling Alvin Mitchell Ethel Naismith Bernard Crocker MOST INDEPENQINT Ethel Naismith Dean Woodbury Barbara Tannebring Raymond Frost , MOST EFFICIENT Myra. Herrick Roland McPherson Helen Lewis Dean Woodbury MOST SOPHISTICATED Ethel Naismith Stephen Woodberry Barbara Staples John Jorgensen MOST DEMURE Girl Boy Priscilla Parsons Stephen Woodbury Betty Wright Peter Boniface MOST SERIOUS Barbara Staples Dean Woodbury Katrina Flint Gerald Brewer BIGGEST MAN-HATER Katrina Flint Ruth Ormsby BIGGEST WOMAN-HATER Everett Burke Dean Woodbury BIGGEST VAMP Ernestine Wilson Ethel Naismith BIGGEST SHEIK Otis Burnham Daniel Lowe BIGGEST TIME KILLER Ethel Naismith Otis Burnham Priscilla Parsons Daniel Lowe CLEVEREST Dorothy Darling Gerald Gilligan Priscilla Pope Alvin Mitchell CUTEST Mary Batchelder Robert Stone Constance Davis James Maguire WITTIEST Mary Bouchard Gerald Gilligan Helen Webster Otis Burnham SWEETEST DISPOSITION Helen Lewis Tom Connolly Dorothy Darling Gerald Gilligan PEPPIEST Helen Webster Otis Burnham Natalie Webber Daniel Lowe NOISIEST Mary Bouchard Otis Burnham Mary Kiley Daniel Lowe HAPPIEST Betty Enos Raymond Frost Helen Webster Otis Burnham MEANEST LINE Ethel Naismith Daniel Lowe Jeanne McKenzie Stephen Woodberry WORST TEASE Marion St. Hilaire Otis Burnham Francis Toll Daniel Lowe THE ONE WHO HAS DONE THE MOST FOR B. H. S. Dorothy Darling Roland McPherson Dean Woodbury MOST BABYISH Betty Yeo Theodore Day Marion St. Hilaire Martin Hopkins Page Forty Commencement Speakers ROLAND MCPHERSON THOMAS FITZGIBBONS GERALD GILLIGAN Page Forty-one HELEN HOUSTON SYLVIA YUDIN Ye Hon. Senior Class Will By THEODORE C. DAY This, the Senior Class of the Year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-seven, being of sound mind and body, doth hereby bequeath, bestow, and demise to the various, divers sundry, and several future classes of like nature and individual members thereof, together with esteemed pedagogues thereto, the following, viz.: The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The And experienced authority of Mr. Pierceg coefficient counsel of Miss Drugangz managerial ministration of Mr. Gaylordg matchless friendship and personality of Roland McPherson3 pulchritudinous trans-uendency and intellectual virtue of Miss Helen Lewis. gelogenic fucreating laughterul humor of Gerald Gilligan. Ingenious Aegis endeavors of Dean Woodbury. Dancing Distinction of Dorothy Darling. Athletic Excellence of Capt. Hugh Nelson. Determined Diligence of Austin B. Henderson. Changeless Charm of Miss Roper. Intuitive Intelligence of Myra Herrick. Literary Learnings of Barbara Staples. VVinning VVit of Charles McNeil. Dramatic Demonstrations of Ethel Naismith. Sage Scholasticism of Miss Winship. Historic Homilies of Mr. Belrnore. Thespian Teachings of Miss Cronin. Permanent Popularity of Ote Burnham. Superb Chivalry of Bob Stone. Pleasant Poise of Esther Caldwell. Rippling Rhythm of Al Mitchell. Theatrical Troupes of the Dexter Twins. Decorative Drawings of Wayne Harwood. Meticulous Mathematics of Miss Hett. Habitual Happiness of Frances Toll. Verbose Vocabulary of Ted Day. Verbal Voicings of Ray Frost. Notable Nonchalance of Alphe Dubois. Massive Muscles of J. Herndon. Sport Scripts of John Driscoll. Facetious Fun of J. Borsetti. Rural Renown of Richard Cressy. Blushing Blondness of Shirley Hubbard. Acute Cuteness of Barbara Tannebring. Pianistic Playing of Lawrence Rubenstein. Pigskin Punting and Contagious Chuckling of Tom Fitzgibbonl. Hearty Handshake of Bernard Crocker. Spectacular Speed of Dan Lowe. Radio Recipes of Torn MacDonald. Genial Grin of L. Lindberg. Concordant Cello of Helen Holloway. Football Feats of Bert Brown. Modish Modesty of Mary Batchelder, Mighty Microphonics of Stanley Jones. Soldierly Shoulders of Eddie Taylor. Cheerful Countenance of Dick Collins. Silvery Solos of Betty Yeo. Practical Propensities of Carolyn Walker. Quiet Qualities of Evelyn Reynolds. Photographic Penchants of Charlie Moser. Orphean Orchestrations of Erma Colley Peerless Penmanship of Geraldine Delaney. Gay Greetings of Al Endicott. Many Other Characteristics of the Other Members of Our Class, too numerous to mention in the short space allotted to this cardinal conglomeration of metaphors and sfilmiles, to wit, because of the rnagnaninous mass of material mixed in the pleasing pages of our Year Book. Duly signed. sealed, delivered, and solemized on this, the first day of June , in the Year of Our Lord, 1937, and of the independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Sixty-first Signed in printing: CSeaD THEODORE C. DAY, B. H. S., 1937. Attorney of Affairs Page Forty- Two q,,,w,Qy41wi:v:anpnqg., I rv. 15:w,.-Q-Q-u.t..,,,A , ltymwwww, P V . pf 5. Qi - iq if 4 wwai' Q ' 5 5 E 5 L af w Four-color process plate lent through the courtesy of the Back Bay Electrotype Company Printed by a student of the Beverly Trade School. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, the upper house of tl1e Student Congress, under the guidance of Miss Whalen, has done a great deal for Beverly High by promoting school spirit among the students. Through the Student Congress, the students have an opportunity to express their opinions of the organization and rulings ol' tl1e school, as well as to offer suggestions for improving student conditions. All suggestions passed by the House of Delegates are sent to the Student Council. If passed by the Council, they are then given to lNIr. Pierce for approval. Besides its work of helping in the government of the school, the Student Council has certain specific duties allotted to it, such as the responsibility for the elections and for the social of the incoming classg the preparation of the H- Ilive, our school hand- bookg and the handling of the advertising for the School Play. The most memorable event in the recent history of the Council was the State Convention of Student Councils held here last April at which delegates from schools of many cities of Massachusetts were present. That day will not easily be forgotten by those who attended the meeting. Page Fartyffive HOUSE OF DELEGATES i l The House of Delegates, sponsored by Miss Ellis, might Well be called The Voice of the Pupils, as it is the most representative group in the school. Every home room has one delegate and an alternate, the larger senior home rooms having three delegates. New business is brought up in the home rooms on the Wednesday preceding the meeting and voted upon. If passed, the questions are carried to the House by the delegate, where action is taken on the ideas. Every question is given proper consideration, and not one is overlooked. If the delegates find the proposition un- reasonable, it is sent back to the home room from which it came. Most of the ques- tions, however, are either referred to a committee or passed, after general discussion. The matter then passes into the hands of the Student Council. The same procedure is repeated, and if the bill is found satisfactory, it is finally given to Mr. Pierce. He has the power of vetoing or of approving it, thus making it a law or resolution of the school. This year the House has given its full support to the publishing of this Your Book. The efficient committee was: Dean Wood bury, Richard Cressy, Thomas Hoy, Barbara Stott, Carolyn Merrizlni. Page Forty-six: The Safety Patrol Quiet please This familiar phrase is heard continually in the corridors during passing. Although the safety Patrol uses a multiple of phrases, they all tend toward the efficiency of this large organization. The main purpose ofthe squad is to maintain order in the corriders. The members, chosen by a committee of retiring members and two faculty members, are efficient leaders. Besides patrolling the corridors, they usher at nearly every public school affair held in the auditorium. Another of their many duties is to seats th pupils at assembly and to supervise their marching in and out of the assembly hall. The squad consists of the captain, four lieutenants, eight sergeants, and a limited number of privates. Every Monday morning, from 8.20 a.m. to 8.35 a.m., the chief officers meet with Mr. Pierce, the adviser, to discuss problems which they have met While on duty. Page Forty-.seven The Stagecratit Club Although the Stagecratt Flub is one ol the smallest organizations in the school.it has contributed tremendously to the success of our assemblies. The boys, under the direction of lWIr. Kimball, have spent much time and effort in building sets, painting scenery, and planning lighting effects. It is very interesting to watch the boys at work. Among their various duties are the directing of the spot-light, managing the curtain, the switchboard, and the projector, Many successful per- formances have depended largely on the skillful management of these stage managers, electricians, and artists. Besides the extra hours spent on building the scenery. the boys must attend several rehearsals of a play to set and shift the scenery and plot the lighting. Only those who have been in the plays know how vital and important are the stageeraft boys. Too often their only reward is the realization ot work well done. Radio Club l The radio club provides an opportunity for boys to get practical experience in the design, con- struction, and operation of apparatus used in public-address work and radio telephony. The activ- ities of the club center around the high school public-address system, used to re-enforce speech and music in the auditorium during assemblies, and in other parts of the building and gymnasium as needed. This public-address system was designed, built, and is operated by the members of the club under the direction of the club sponsor, Mr. Jones. The officers are: filI1iFf 1':lIg1.llt?67'YTll0IIlZ1S McDonald Asxixtrzrzt Engineer---Alan Preston ANS1..Vf!lllf Erlgineerelslrlward Rice :lS.i'1iSfl1llf1'JIlg1.I196l tili'0I'g6 Hamm Page Forty-eight BAND 'lllll' Iligli Svlloul Hamel, consisting ol' forly Illl'llllN'l'S, :Assists :il :assi-mlilii-s, pluvs all 4-ivi1':ill':nirs suvli us llu- flli-ium'i:il Daly :mil Arn1islic'1- puraulvs as well us supplving slirring l1ml'1'llvs:ll ilu- llmllmll HJIIIIPS. Simw' lllv Billlll lmys m-mlm-rl nvw uniforms lllis yr-ar. lllvy pn-sf-nh-el :I 1-ml:-1-rl nl lllv Wan 'lllll'2llI'l'. lly lllvir l':lillll'lll snla- ol' livlu-ls for lllis pvrl'nrn1:ili1'0, llll'j' wvrv ulmlv lu pllrvlizlsi' Ul'2lllgl .. . . . , :iml black uniforms wlm-ll wx-rv lmlll striking :mil warm. Mr. fluurlo I llillips. wlm rlvvolvs zi Q.fl'l'2ll llc-nl of time lu lllis work,isllic1lil'cc'lnl'ol'll10 grlillp. ORCHESTRA Tliv orvllvsllwl, lllllllit' lllv llilllfl, is vonlposwl ol' lmlli girls :xml lmvs wlm plan' :il :lssvmlrlivs civic 1 1 ' I'llllbS, :xml lll2lllg'llI'2lll0llS nl' our mayors. .Ks tln-ir elirec-lor. Mr. fll1Ill1ll Phillips, 4-:mimi ulwzlvs lu- prvse-nl lo vollfluf-I their pvrl'oi'Im1nm-s.Illis group ilk-vc-lops ils own sluclm-nl li-:ulm-1' fur SllC'll occ-:usiuiis Allllilllgll the urvlwslrzl is lllI'lll1l9Il in the exlru c-urrivlllzir :u'tivilie's. in il grvzii lll2lllY vases il lwvvoliivs fl Vlli'1Ill0ll rzillwr lllzlll tllv illlemlvrl 2lVOCIlll0Il. Pugf' l nrly-ninc LE 4'ERCLE FRANCAISE LATIN C LUB 1J141HA'l'lN li CLUB Page Fifly 1 ' ' A Page Fzfty-one S' .XXII ill R.ll+'l,l'I l'I,l7I! MA'I'lll'IM.X'l'Ii S K'l,l'li CLUB NOTES LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Games, songs, talks, and plays furnish the programs for the Le Cercle Francais meetings. Besides these, the club sponsors many outside entertainments. This year an illustrated talk on Germany was presented before the school. The climax of two splendid years was the two one-act plays pre- sented on April 17. The Doctor in Spite of Him- seU and Isidor-e's Surprise were certainly tops in entertainment. One of the unusual features of the club is its printed programs. At the first meeting, printed folders are distributed which present the pro- grams for the year and the committees in charge of the meetings. This is the only club that can boast such a novelty. The Misses Davis, Sterenberg, Russell, and Wolfe are the guiding spirits of the Le Cercle PHOTOCRAFT CLUB In May of 1934, the Beverly High School Photocraft Club was organized under the direction of Mr. Rhuland. In 1934-1935 some of the football games were photographed, both in still and motion pic- tures. Throughout the year the club experi- mented in developing and printing. In 1935-1936 a studio was set up and several pupils had their picture taken. In September 1936, Mr. Nutting became the sponsor. Activities were begun by photograph- ing the football games, with both the large and miniature cameras. A new dark room was built for the club, and a new enlarging machine was purchased. The club members were offered the gigantic task or taking the picture for the Year Book. The proposition was acceptedg and although many hours of work were put into the project, the ex- perience proved very beneficial. Many students had their class pictures taken by the club. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club was organized to give the Latin students of Beverly High School further opportunity to become acquainted with the Roman life and times. In fulfillment of this objective, the meetings are crowded with inter- esting projects. The members participate in plays, sing Latin songs, play games, make scrap- books, and do many other profitable things. The most outstanding events in the life of the Latin Club during the past three years have been those meetings attended by the Latin Club from Salem High School. These meetings have been very beneficial as the clubs have an oppor- tunity to exchange ideas. DEBATING CLUB The school must surely be proud of the mem- bers of this year's debating team who were heard on station WCOP on March 10th in a debate with Lynn English. The same subject, co-education, was debated in an assembly before the school on February 23, and was thoroughly enjoyed by the students. With the help of Miss Stiles, the sponsor. the speeches are all written by the debaters themselves. Challenges are received from such neighboring high schools as Lynn English. Haverhill, and Swampscott. Impromptu debates are often held in the club meetings which give the members a chance to Francais. express their opinions and which helps them to understand current topics. MATH CLUB The Math Club has proved not only entertain- ing but also very instructive. There are two separate divisions of the clubg one is under the direction of Miss Hett while the other is spon- sored by Miss Chynoweth. The latter deals specifically with advanced algebra. The other division is commonly referred to as the Slide Rule Club. The members deal with Iogarithms of numbers. They extract square and cube roots of numbers as well as multiplying and dividing bv the slide rule method. The members are giv- en extra credit for their efforts. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club is one of the most profi- table and interesting clubs in the school. It was started in 1930 by Mr. Gaylord and some of the eommerial teachers at the request of the students. Ever since its beginning, the members have enjoyed many varied and most interesting speak- ers. For the past few years a trip has been made each quarter to such plants as the Hood Company in Charlestown. the Telephone Company, the United Shoe Machinery Corporation, and the Pequot Mills. This year there are some very capable officers working under the guidance of Miss Brown, the sponsor. The Fall Outing was held at Mosley's Woods in Amesbury and was attended by fifty members and friends. At the October meeting Mr. Neiland Douglas, Secretary of the Beverly Chamber of Commerce, gave a most profitable talk. On February 4, Miss Mabel Goguen, a former pupil of Beverly High School and an expert typist, gave an amazing exhibition of typewriting and told of many faults of stenographers. Altogether the accomplish- ments of this club are many. RIFLE CLUB The handling and care of firearms and target practice are, of course, important features of the Rifle Club, but by no means are they the only ones. Through the Rifle Club, the boys and girls of Beverly High have an opportunity to learn of the many phases of camp life: first-aid, wood craft, and animal and plant life. In learning about camp life, the members were instructed in how to choose camp sites, proper arrangements of camps, types of tents, and many other essentials for living in the open. At one of the meetings, movies of different camp sites were shown, accompanied by a talk by our principal,Mr. Pierce. And so the Rifle Club shoots on, furnishing education and healthful recreation for all who join. Mr. Howard, Miss Jefferies, and Miss Sterenberg are the capable sponsors. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, one of our oldest clubs, is under the direction of Mr. Freeman Garniss, whom we are very fortunate in having. The main purpose of this club is to develop an appreciation of better music. The group consists of both boys and girls who are intensely interested in music, which fact shows in their several remarkable perfor- mances at assemblies and on Parents' Night. One of the most pleasing of these was the piece Deep River with Miss Paulinewhitaker as soloist. Another was the Magic Flute by Mozart. Page Fifty-two Commercial Club Glcc Club uyr' l ff'ly-illrrr' IX J Fifty-four rw : -... u Q-1 Da : 'S Q L RD in cd :- VJ V1 .fs LJ If-1 O Q. .. Ill rc: N.: THE AEGIS BOARD 'l'lu- .lrgix is lrnly zi sc-luml piilmlic-:ilinnz for il is not only written by llu- stluli-nts, lull it is also prints-il lry llu- lumys in our Prinling lJt'Il2lI'lIlll'lll llll1ll I' Mr. lfluss. This yr-ur the Year Bonkis linking llll'lPlil1'i'lPl'llIl'1llllllIll!'IIl'PlllVlll isslu-, wil ll llu- .Ivyis llnziril lu-vmning ilu- lllf1lI'lHl1lli'SlEl.l'f. ll ll. S. .YHIVS S'l'Alf'l+' 'l'lu- li. ll. S. .Yrzrx is :in 2lllt'IllIll lo :iwnlien flu- inlere-sis of the shulenls in ull cl:-pairllnc-ills of ilu- svluml, lny furnisliing :in opportunity for originality in coinpusilion :uul lly offering to ilu- slump lurys ai fii-lil of 1-xpi-rinu-nt:ition :is wi-ll us przu-tic-0 in lype coniposiiion :incl press work. Owing in ilu- spli-iulirl vo-oporaiiioii between different ilepartinents of the scluml, and the zulver- tise-rs, it luis he-1-n pussilrlc- tu offer this pulnlir-:itinn to tlu- students at the extremely low price of Iwo vs-nts. Frmn first to lust, ilu- li. Il. S. .Vcwx is u student proxluc-tion, under the direction of Mr. Root. Page l :Qfly1fi11e ATHLETICS oUR CoAcH.Es 2 Most of these coaches are comparatively new figures in the life of Beverly High The newest of this group is Miss Eva Bunny', Teague, who at this time is not unknown to our school. Miss Teague has been most successful with the girls, basketball team. Coach Ellsworth Red', Richardson has warmed the hearts of Beverly fans with his successful seasons of football and baseball. Aiding this gentleman is Fred Fish', Ellis, who is an inspiration. Back in harness again is Coach Edward Bodger,' Carroll, who has been responsible for this year's golf team. Much beloved by all of Beverly is Coach Doc Rudkin, who has had successsful track and basketball teams here at our school for a great many years. It is hoped that Beverly may be for- ever graced by such an efficient staff of coaches. Page Fzfly-seven FOOTBALL flfkllffll --l'1Ll.SWUR'l'Il RIf'HAIilJSUN l'apfuin-- HVGH NICLSUN lll'V!'I'lj' lil, llnnvvrs 0 Hs-vurly 13, Nm-whuryporl H llovcrly 25, Allli'Sl?llI'y 0 Us-verly 7, l'oubo4ly li llvvvrly rs. Lynn f'l:zssir':1l Cl'oslpom-xl lN'f'IIlISl' ol' wr-nlhnl' not llnvvrhill Iii, lioverly 0 lievorly G, Lynn l'fnglisl1 0 N12ll'lll0lll'1lIl 24, livverly 0 Iivvurly 19, Glonve-star 7 S2lli'lll 13, llovvrly 0 WON li LOST 'S Plllllli for 825 Points zlguillst--524 Hugh Nelson, Capt. John Anlhrefl-' Harrison Hull John Barry Joseph l59llt'llBlll Robert Brown Tholnas D, Vonnolly Vl'illi:un Vowlcs Frzmllcls Davey Vlmrles F. Doohng 'rll0lIlIlS Fitzgihhons Ruynlond Frost John Herndon .11f,,m,,ff .lollx J. KEI.I.EIll'ZR SICASIJNH R,l'X'UIiI9 plfn vm-al l,l'l'l l'lCR-lVIl'lN l'lrlw:mr1l Holcrofl Herbert Martin Rnynuond N2l4lt'Illl VYilli:1ln N1-lson Kenneth Noyes Salvatore Petrosino Joseph Quinn Russell Rowell William Silverio Oscar Scotti Russell Werlne Robert WVilliu1nson Frank Tunzella :ul'lf'rw:ur4lsl Page l 'ifly-leigh! BOYS' BASKETBALL I.l'l'I l'I'fII-M Ilzlrrison Bull James f':1lI:nll:1n I re1l Dowling Boller! Ilzlwson .lulm Kelleher II:n'ry BIUNIZIIIOII Kennelll Noyes I'illf.fl'IN' Spear, Vupf Gordon I,IIl2Ll'dO Leighton Page F11fly-nine flllll!'ll NIR. IDUI ' IIIIIYKIN l'lIptu1'l14EIIGI'lNB SI'I'l:KB Allllllflflfl' I II,.'INI'I5 PBTIIUNIZU SICASUNIS IIECOIIID Ilaverlnill II7 Beverly I.:nvren1'e 245 Beverly Peulmrly 27 Beverly Buglisll ISU Beverly Gleueesler I-I Beverly Beverly ill Ilnverllill Beverly 29 Luwrenee l'e:lIm4ly I 9 Beverly flI:lSSll'ill -I0 Beverly Iinglisln 33 Beverly Beverly I 2 fiI0lI1't'SIl I' Su lem 252 Beverly f'I:lssle:lI 225 Beverly Salem 30 Beverly SECOND TEAM lfaplainf --JERRY DINARIJO 77 64 10 SCORING Mallee 88 23 21 I8 I9 31 I9 17 IG I7 9 Il 24- I5 I2 Gorman Fladger Quinn Sl TI I Il I NI Bull Noyes Spear Ihnvsun McMullen Cllllllllllll Dueling 71 4-9 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Captain-ANNA JULI US Coarh-MISS EVA TEAGUE SEASONS RECORD Beverly 35 Story, Manchester 29 Beverly 73 Rockport 30 Salem 63 Beverly 45 Peabody 60 Beverly 31 Manchester 48 Beverly 31 Beverly Q7 Rockport 17 Penbofly G5 Beverly 34- Sulem 40 Beverly 30 AVVARDS HIGH SCORERS Della Melei Della Melei 162 Barbara Wallace Barbara VVallace 137 Ruth Peterson Anna Julius June Jorgensen Alice VVinsl0w Irene Gorlbout, Manager SECOND TEAM WON 4 LOST 3 HIGH SCORERS Edith Powers 149 Nellie Charezun 14-6 Page Sixty TRACK Uaplain-ALVIN MITCHELL F0achf DOC,' RUDKIN BEVERLY SCHEDULE April 24- North Shore Meet May 6 Wakefield May 15 Essex County Meet May QQ State Inter-Scholastics at Harvard May Q7 Woburn June 5 Gloucester and Danvcrs TRACK TEAM Lewis Bagnell, Harrison Ball, Richard Berg, Fred Browning, Richard Buckley, Vernon Camp- bell, John Cleveland, John Connolly, Thomas Connolly, Orin Corning, Douglas Crowley, Walter Curran, Patsy D,Amato, Carl Driscoll, Victor Dubuque, Edgar Eldridge, Robert Essler, Kenneth Fields, Paul Fiore, Philip Fowler, Earle Gadbois, Max Greenstein, William Hammond, Elmer Hatch, Thomas Hoy, Theodore Johnson, Dean Kimball, Leon LaGasse, Raymond Leighton, Lloyd Miller, Dominick Massa,Charles McCullough, John MacMillan, Charles McNeil, Philip Murphy, William Nelson, Joseph Nickerson, Benjamin Obear, Robert Perkins, Frank Rapisardi, Charles Roberts, Francis John Shea, Robert Slattery, Leon Stevens, Paul Thompson, Robert Tindley, Paul Trask, Merton Ward, Richard Ward, Grovenor Wills, Solomon Wise. Page Sixty-one BASEBALL CoachdELLSWORTH RICHARDSON 1 BEVERLY SCHED ULF, May May May May May May May May May May Marblehead Haverhill at Marblehead at Lawrence at Lynn Classical Peabody Gloucester at Salem at Lynn English Salem PLAYERS Pitchers-Hughie Nelson, George Janotta, Bob Williamson, Donald Hughes, Philip Harding, Rodney Preston, Dick Johnson. Catchers-Jimmy Maguire, Lloyd Moffett, Salvy Petrozino. Infielders-Jim Gorman, Lawrence Crossman, Gus DiRubio, Jimmy McGee, Bud Shepard, Freddy Dooling, Lewis Bagnell, Anthony Conte, Art Woods. 0utfieldersQHarry Ball, Red Gordon, Dwight Waterman. Manager-Oscar Scotti. Page Sixty-two Sept. 9 Sept. 19 26 29 Oct. 3 12 13 17 23 25 27 31 Nov. 10 11 13 14 20 24 26 Dec. 9 15 18 18 23 23 Jan. 1 5 12 12 15 19 Chronology of Events School starts Smiling faces Danvers football game Beverly 13-Danvers 0 New team shows great promise Beverly overcomes Newburyport 13-0 Play by Aegis Board- What Fools These Mortals Be Amesbury crushed 25-0 by strong Beverly team Peabody bows to Beverly, '7-6 General Assembly Program Dramatic Club fresentation Game with Lynn Classical called off Senior Social-Pumpkin pie served Beverly suffers first defeat at the hands of State Champions 13-0. Commercial Club Assembly-Tele- phone communication explained by Mr. Tower Beverly back in stride. Defeats Lynn English 6-0. Armistice Day Assembly Representative speakers from Beverly Patriotic Orders Marblehead massacre. Beverly sadly outplayed 24-0 End of first quarter. Some happy but many sad faces Gloucester succumbs to hard-fighting Beverly team 19-7 Sophomore social. Many odd cos- tumes Thanksgiving Assembly. Football team turns to wax and poses for assembly play Salem finds Beverly has something. Moral victory for Beverly 13-0 4 Drama Night a big success Sepiors win competition with the play .e Professor Haskcll, from B. U.. gives lecture on modern Germany with illustrations Prcstidigitator Bruce shows hand is quicker than the eye Senior Christmas Social. Social visited by Mrs. Santa Claus fGilligan and Burnhaml. Big success First basketball game of the season. Beverly beats Wakefield 34-22 Christmas assembly. Glee club and play Christmas vacation starts Beverly hoopsters lose 37-23 to Haver- hill on New Year's Night Lawrence 26-Beverly 21 Peabody 27-Beverly 18 Mr. J. V. Bhambal gives illustrated lecture on India Lynn English defeats Beverly 36-19 History of the Dance presented. Uni- que performance Page Sixty-three 19 23 27 29 29 Feb. 2 6 9 10 12 17 23 26 March 9 12 16 19 19 26 April 6 9 16 27 30 May 1 5 7 8 11 12 15 18 19 12 28 29 June 1 11 16 17 Gloucester 44-Beverly 31 The sun shines through. Beverly beats Haverhill 21-19 Another victory for Beverly over Lawrence 29-17 Closely fought battle ends with Pea- body on top 19-16 Second quarter closes. Bulletin an- nounces general improvement of marks Strong Classical team swamps Bev- erly 40-17 Lynn English wins 33-9 Patriotic Assembly. Moving pictures of important historical events since beginning of the century Beverly tops Gloucester in close game 12-11 Ancient rival Salem defeated 32-24 Lynn Classical game Lent begins Debating Club presents model de- bate to school at Assembly Winter vacation. Last basketball game of the season ends with Bev- erly's victory over Salem 30-12 Home Hygiene class presents play Debate with Haverhill. Beverly wins at home and loses away Mr. Waite gives lecture on Bryd's expedition. Very interesting. Debate with Lynn Classical Senior Class meeting. Settle Class Night date Good Friday. No school Interesting lecture on nature-bird and animal life Junior social. Balloon episode Close of the third quarter French Club presents plays. Big hits Spring Vacation Beverly plays baseball game with Marblehead, first in two years Beverly vs. Haverhill Beverly beats Marblehead Lawrence succumbs Glee Club presents fine program Beverly drops first game to Lynn Classical Peabody goes under Circus rolls into town Gloucester plays Beverly Salem plays Beverly Memorial Day Assembly. Feeling runs high Salem again defeated Trial by Jury Senior Play and Class Night- A good time had by all Senior Assembly. National Honor Society Ritual. Graduation. It's all over I I fAutographs f!w A061200 Em ev Qoaipl Compliments of John A. Trowt Boland's Beauty Shoppe All Lines of Beauty Culture Frcdericis Permanent Wfaves Hair Tinting 242 Cabot St. Tel. 2320 Save Systematically Beverly Cooperative Bank Complirnents of An Alumna Compliments of Russo's Market '01 Beverly Farms 0 Compliments qf Complunents of Sunny Acres Centerville A Friend Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Frost 0 Beverly Farms Nathan H. Foster STATIONER and BOOKSELLER 159 Cabot Street Beverly Compliments of Citizen Printing Co. Harvel R. Vail, Prop. 3 Broadway Tel. 330 Fred G. Allen Furniture Co. Hlietter Furniture jor Less The Store of Quality and Distinctive Home Furnishings 280 Cabot St. Tel. Beverly, 524 ew Compliments qf Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rubinstein f53QD Graduation Needs in Shoes - Flannels - Shirts Hosiery - Neckwear Sport Coats i . Come in and sec our clothes and shoe chart: 'iwhat to wear and how to wear it. Beverly Bargain Syndicate 137 Cabot St. Telephone 2318 Forness and Wlorgan, 1nc. All Forms of Insurance Beverly Savings Bank 173 Cabot St. Tcl. 885 Royalle Hat and Novelty Shop Millinery Accessories 230 Cabot Sl. Beverly Robinson's Quality Fried Clams Sandwich:-s and Polalo Chips llome Made lee Crezun North Beverly Two passengers can ride for the price of one taxi farefa third passenger may ride for 15 cents 1'-if all are going to the same destination. BEVERLY 2000 Call STERMAN for Super Service Miss Katherine Gladding Dan Burchstead H n FLORIST 'fvfwhvr of Plan Bouquets - Potted Plants Special Attention to Funeral D4-signs , 1 - Store Phone 223 House 223 52 Bulmdn St' Tel' H58 'I 203 Cabot St. Next to Pert's W. C. Tannebring Carl E, Klink D. M. D. Ulfive Hours. 9 I0 12 and 1 to 5 Telephone 105 163 Cabot St. Beverly, Mass. 192 Cabot St. Beverly, Mass. Floyd's Variety Store Sub-s tation No. 1 10 Enon St. Near North Beverly Station , W , , ,477 Y. W ,in .n ,. 1 - - f 1.-f Af' ' ' Y ' r -41: Peter's Laundry 81 Supply Co. new We rent Coats, Aprons, Towels, Uniforms. mg Wet, Flat, Thrifty, and Finish Service. we 44 Main Street 3l7a Cabot Street -:- 104- Cabot Street Gloucester 3023 Beverly 847 Best Wishes and Success to thv- 1937 Graduating Class Under Graduates Will Have Success With Our Sporting Goods GOLF - TENNIS G- BASEBALL SWEATERS - KODAKS - KEDS COR-NIX RUBBER CO. fOfficial Boy Scout Outfitterj ROPES DRUG COMPANY BEVERLY Come here for the Best Ice Cream-Sodas--Sundaes Six Other Stores in 0 SALEM DANVERS LYNN Cfrmplimen fs Q f F. Clive Hall TILESTON Sz HOLLINGSWORTH CO. Paper Makers for one hundred and fhirtyifive years I I Economy Shoe Repair 334 Rantoul St., Beverly, Mass. North Beverly Pharmacy Joseph Katz, Ph. R. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST 136 Dodge St. Beverly Goldberg's Auto SUPPIY Range Oil Fuel Oil Tires - Tubes Gasoline Compliments of CHARLES E. CAMPBELL, JR. F orrner Editor of the Aegis Star Dept. Store A Junior Dept. Store 355 Ranloul St., Cor. West Dane Beverly, Mass. Compliments of KATHERINE M. WHALEN Former Editor of the Aegis Couitesy rj' Harold W. Lee Compliments of BETTY QUINN Former Editor of the Aegis Compliments of Mayor Daniel E. McLean With Compliments Frank S. Carbone D. M. D. 221 Cabot Street Beverly Compliments of A. S. MURRAY Former Editor of the Aegis Compliments ry' ROBERT LOVETT Former Editor of the Aegis C. F. Tompkins Co. Compliments of OSCAR CARLSON Former Editor of the Aegis ane Cedar Chests Simmons Bedding Complete Outfits 132 Cabot St. Beverly, Mass. SHOP AT ALMY'S For smart new summer clothes that you will need for your vacation. ' ng' gg 11' 71 ini: 1 is Inman! Nutters Beverly Shop 24-8A Cabot St. Beverly Sole Agents for KENWOOD PURE WOOL BLANKETS in Beverly Fresh and Pure ICE CREAM and CANDY at Michelson's Danvers Square and 552 Cabot St. North Beverly A Large Selection of QUALITY FURNITURE Kransberg's Furniture Co. 363 Rantoul Street Tel. 1976 Gentlee's Funeral Parlor The Briscoe Briefs Extends Congratulations t0 the B. H. S. Aegis on the Publication of a Yearbook Gblue coal, FUEL OILS Household Fuel Corp. 68 Pleasant Street Beverly Tel. 2094--2095 Compliments of Strand Theatre P Beverly - - Mass . Whitcomb Carter Co. aints and Oils Cutlery Seeds KITCHEN FURNISHINGS SPORTING GOOD S Est. 1873 Harper Garage Co. 211-217 Rantoul S t. Beverly, Mass. FORDA-LINCOLN ZEPHYR Sales and Service Tel. 59 The Make-Up Box Florence Hays Brackett PERMANENT WAVING SPECIALS 28IM Cabot St. Beverly Tel. 3799 J. F. POPE 81 SON LUMBER River S treet Beverly Dr. E. Henry Yeo Dentist Residence-Office 25 Hale St. Tel. 228 CCnrner Ocean SLD Two Wiinules front Cabot Street Dr. William L. Jenkins Optometrist Savings Bank Building Phone 192 Sanitary Shop Union Shop M. F. Enos Hair Dressing Parlor 269C Cabot St. Beverly, Mass. Cook the Flo rist Tel. 2848 Night Tel. 2650 Telegraph Delivery Service 261A Cabot St. Have Your Prescriptions Filled At EDWIN L. PERT and CO. CSueeessors to Delaney Apothecaryj 207 Cabot St. Beverly 1 West St. Beverly Farms Tel. 2245-2971 Delivery Service Tel. 77 Make This Your Family Drug Store H. W. Billings Co. Clothing, Furnishings and Hats 196 Cabot St. Beverly, Mass. Dr. Guy L. Baker Dentist Tel. 125-R 74 Lothrop St. Cove Lumber Co. 80 Colon St. Beverly Mass. Crombie's for Flowers 298 Cabot St. Telephone 989 For Quality and Service Call Clayton - Bell, Inc. Dealers in FINE GROCERIES and PROVISIONS 155 Cabot St. Dr. Elton H. Rimington Optometrist ,Iakway 81 Stevenson 44-7-453 Rantoul St. Tel. 505 CHEVROLET ,,.JfTI'x CHEVROLET M ' Sale-9 Service A Complete Line of Passenger Cars and Trucks J ' -lllnlq,-H., . lllllI7,'w:' I I Wm. Cullivan, Inc. 91 Cabot St. Beverly, Mass. Telephone 754--755 Choieest of MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES PROVISIONS We give TRADING STAMPS Free Delivery All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work Largest Shop in the City Robert Robertson Co. 220 Rantoul St. Telephone Plumbing-Heating-Water Supply Oil Burners Installed F. A. E. Hamilton HARDNVARE and PAINT CO. Paints and Wall Papers Hardware and Tools 311 Rantoul St. Tel. 360 Irving's Bakery H. H. Irving, Prop. Bread-Cake-Pastry-Doughnuls 252 Cabot St. Tel. 227 Lakeside Filling Station 44 Enon St., No. Beverly, Mass. II. E. Bruce and II. M. 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