Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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JOHN BIRIVI INGIIAM Latin Ulub,'41 Long-John Birmingham is tall. In studies he stands over all. A lawyer great, in verbal fury, Hc'll lrc sure to sway the jury. LOIS BLACKLER DTU17ll.llt'iC Cl21b,,39,'40,'41 Lois is always diligent, Her manner calm and reticent. Bookward her thoughts are bent. Her talent and skill to music lent. ROBERT BL Y It pays to be honest, Bob oft does say. Of southern drawl he knows the way. His witty cracks help pass time, And all in all heis very fine. MELBA BONAVENTURA Glee Club, '38, '39 'Bonnie- Melba. ain't from Scot- land, Yet a bonnie lass is she. A cheery disposition makes her Ewcellent company. HAROLD BOOTHROYD Orchestra, '39, '40 Jovial, hale. and hearty Is Hal of the Boothroyd clang Straightforward, calm, unas- suming, The ideal Railroad man. ,an 1161 2 . HOWARD BOOTHRO YD House of Delegates, '39, '40 Orchestra, '39, '40 liesembling Hal in many ways, Howie's a steadfast boy. To get a job on the B. and M. Would be his pride and joy. THERESA BOSSIE Comrnerciul Club, '40, '41 Glee Club, ,39, '40 Year Book, '41 My only inspiration, The boss will dub his Terry Who takes dictation merrily As private secretary. RAYMOND BOUCHARD Orchestra, '38, '39 Ray or Butch, whichever you choose, is one fine boy, win or lose. Unafraid to speak, wide awake, He and his Ford car take the cake. PHILIP BOYNTON, JR. Buoyant Boynton, known as Phil, Flies his airplanes from dawn until The Eastern Mass. comes sput- tering by To take him back to Beverly High BARBARA BRADSHAW Dramatic Club, '39, '40, ,41 Drama Night, '39 A booster of Dramatic Club Who should go very far, Will Barby give me pass or stub When a movie star?

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BARBARA BARRY l,TU-Illflflii? Club, '39, '40, '41 If buoyant Barbara Barry Should be a secretary To a. blatant bankrupt boss His books would cease to show a loss. RUBERT BARR Y B. H.S. News, '41 l 00ZlJlIll, '38, '39, '40 Glei Club, '40 Track, '39 Dramatic Club, '40, '41 A fun-loving lad is handsome Joe From his pen the scoops do flow For printing in the High School Newx. 1Vhen Joe hasleft, who'll fill his shoes? RAYNIOND BARTER Boys' Rifle Club, '39, '40, '41 A love for aviation Has steadfast Raymond Barter. He'll start a corporation And pilot planes by charter. RITA BELANGER Home Economics Club, '40 Glee Club, '39, '40 Frenclz Club, '39, '40, '41 A lass who shines in singing, Rita has the best of smiles. Ace in sport and Le Francais, Her fame spreads for miles. RICHARD BENIROWSKI Baseball, '38, '39, '40 Foofbull '39, '40 Buslretbull, '40 '41 The basketball team's captain ls Salem's sporty Dick, lvhose stalwart play in every game Makes the rivals sick. 'aff- 2 I 'R-45 1 IllRIS'1'1N1'1 l11+lNNl'I'l l' l,ullu Club, '39 ljflllllllfif' Club, '39, '10, '41 1'1'41r lfoob, '41 Christine liennell, calm, serene ls to be seen on stage and screen. l rom Senior play to movie drama ls just a step for one with glam- our. RAYMOND BERNIER .X paper-sculler for the the News, Ray a Salem lassie woos. No doubt while they their sodas guzzle, Ray explains a crossword puzzle ARNOLD BERNSON f'UIIll71f.'l'l'l.lll Club, '40, '41 llrunzutic Club, '39, '40, '41 Hearty Slim is not too slim. For costume work we honor him. If he raises cons and wheat There will be enough to eat FRANCES BERRY COIlllIl6l'C1.l1l Club, '40, '41 Safety Patrol, '40, '41 Girls' Athletic Club,'39 House of Delegates, '41 Year Book, '41 A nimble, faithful, active maid Is agile Frannie Berry. A swimmer fit for aquacade, Athletic, free, and merry. ROSE BIONDINI Cozumerciul Club, '40, '41 Gite Club, '39 Drumuffes, '41 Year Bovb, '41 Our Rosie's newest dress creation Is sure to be-the year's sensation, Worn by all from coast. to coast, While Rosie is the nation's toast,

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TIIOMAS IIRICSNA I IAN ll0'IlIlIl-l?1'1'l'lll Club, 'HL '4-I I1'a,Sl'6llmll, '39 Aniong 'I'oin's many skills We cannot, fail to mention Knoulcdge of hookkcepilng Beyond all comprehension. FRANCES BROOKS Glee Club, '39, '40 A lass endowed with charming looks Whose jitterbugging is deluxe: Who loves to delve in shorthand books: VVho is this but Frances Brooks ' NORMAN BROWN B. H. S. News, '41 News reporter Norman Brown Hopes to join the Navy To see tl.e mermaids and talk with Locker- boy Jones called Davy JACQUELYN BURKE Glee Club, '39, '40, ,QI-I Dramatic Club, '41 Jackiels hobby is dancing. A nurse she'll be some day. She'll help those convalescing Because she's just that way. VINCENT BUSSONE 'I he mayor of lower Creek Street Who makes the lasses sigh, Is jovial Vince Bussone, The Sheik of Beverly High. ea- 'arp t rw -1l 'Q all -ur 'luke i17 l S'l'ANl,l'1 Y IIUZU lI'l'0lt Stanley .lolin Csonl llnzndtor Plans to board a, man-o'-war. Surprise for him quite great will bc-- lnslcafl ol' llu- worlfl, lu-'ll sec the sea. RIIOIJA CAGAN Llllliilfclllb, '39: riegzfs, '39, '40 Glee Club, 'fl9g College Club, '40 Vivacious ,Rhoda runs a store Where Hepcats stamp upon the floor To tunes by Goodman, Shaw, and Herman While Rhoda tries to do her Ger- man. JANE CALLAHAN Clee Club, '39 Talkative Jane in clothes well- styled Has come to be a problem child With members of the Safety Pa- trol Whose shouts to her do sound quite droll. ELAINE CAMPBELL Glee Club, '38 Drarrzatic Club, ,40 As nurse, this sweet and gentle chicken VVill feel the patients' pulses quicken. Blush becoming, manner re- served, The essence of charm has Elaine preserved. ANTHONY CAPOZZA Football, '40 Rifle Club, '39, '4-0. Tony finds great. joy In saving postal cards. An expert shot, he ought to join A corps of body guards.