Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 123 of the 1943 volume:

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Fisher Salem Commercial Sshool' Allen, Arnold ' west 'Point w Annapolis Q Air Force Academy f Anderson , Joan XZ Chandler Boston Univ rsiiy P, Au Lg Afniood, Elizabeth Beverly Hospital Salem Hospital . , wf Berry, Doris ' Q lem Com ercial N I . f , A, ig2Q4!g2ZQvrff. Fis Brook, Cafole . A Chandler school A mmm, mm-an X6 5 University of Massachus tts Boston University ' A I 1 1 ggQ,. Q gp,wyg-iran-k...:.f, ::,-s - If. I A Brdwn,fEdward D Boston University Broun Vfunk, Barbara Salem Teachers University'of Massamhusetts ' Endimott Janis? College Wiwfchstoad , Daniel If Boston University Byrne, Kevin I Journalism-electronics Byvmesy Peter 4 Air Force Academy Caldmellg Richard Wentworth. K vfCarroll, Sara V! 0 A Massachusetts General Hospital Mary Hitchcock Hospital Saint Elizabeth's Hospital Ghapman, Lynn Colby Jlznzlozfv College Colby College University of Masfaohusetts Chin, Virginia Jackson Gollefe Boston Univorsity Connolly, James Boston College o Wentworth Institute Nhitheaitern' Gook,oCaro1yn' Radcliffe Univmrsity of Massachusetts University'of'Vermont Gale, Margaret Boston School of Design Gooperj Fred 'A University of Massachusetts Boston University - Tufts P Cormier, Fiona Chandler Chamberlain Beaten School of Design Gomnier, Thelma gi, M9 Sdixoofl. D 'Il hlhlilh HWLSE :Qam f E , mm, Sammi MW ,,. ..,,' 1.11, Mimiiiafufliiu S l I.B4.H.mhos'1, miami? Lym ' 'ii , 15 Elqm,k'i3gaL ' Gniillii mmuw QQ, w MMA 9 - 4 m1. w at is Hmm mon of Mlm, nv! 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Westbrook Juniorzpoll Chamberlain Weldon, Norma Salem Hospital Beverly Hospital Wentworth, Carol Beverly Hospital xAviley, Judith Beverly Hospital williams, James Wen'twoI ch Northeastern Jhiinquiss, Nancy Nasson College 'I ,Wffffwx winters David Northsaszsrn University of Massa Tufts Jwolniswicz, Ann 7 'Z In Bs Mm X x Noodbury,'Robert V Engineering-drafting ege fuljgt . I 1 ..0-j. V53 Qu? 1 ,. . ., . 'l4.:lx :H 'f -.J ' - v U' life.. .jg-in .!,.. w0EiJ I ELCIH lin' cw ' 1 X I4 1-'I if 1. .- A I. 'plz l ff , A .'u ll J V' 'yi If 'is ' 1 - Q X' '.Il,fL,' ' 4 0 ,ffl .lffpb ' J ' .1 ' .'- ,-. ', 4..' ' ' , - - n. -4 fl ,L -n . ' ' ,-r.' ,-sy' ' ' ' - ilu 1 - V' In F 'I 'V a i V.-f, ' u'ven'fwfVf f ' ' ,r .' , ' - 1 -'fo-'Y A1 jg raw-'-l l. 1-0+-3' 'P 3'1 7 ,. wuz. - 4 .V A . II. a.. h il,-g.,'1'..I.'.. .EQ X X . 'Q ff, 4 f ' ' 'uLi' 1 Q A .-. -u ..' - NN.-', X, '- i:'f, ' f ' A 'I'Jlj'1i 19: wx If , rPqf,Jf .lf 1f,a?.- 1 v . 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THIS BOOK WE HITMBLY AND RESPEVT- FULLY DEDIFATE -3 Q 1 E E E E IS E S ,J may gd EQ 'MAN gg Three years ago Bliss Tasker did not realize the task that lay before her when she accepted the invitation to be our class adviser. She did not realize that she would make plans for a group that would be titled The VVar Vlass of 194-3.,' But she has met all her tasks admirably, and we find it hard to express all the gratitude and credit that she most assuredly deserves. All we can say is that we are gratefull that we have had such an unusual person as Bliss Tasker to guide us, one who believes along with Edwin llarkharn that- VVhen the great oak is straining in the wind, The boughs drink in new beauty, and the trunk Sends down a deeper root on the windward side. 461 T: , 1, 2:45 4 - tl' ,t Q-.4 5, 12-52 , .., . , A . 1,1 ' - rfkv ' I , .,A. , :,, 1 X 1 RIISS LORNA TASKER 'I 7 I lVIr. Atkinson, by his kind and understanding manner, his never-failing sense of fair-play and justice, and his keen interest in the problems and needs of each individual, has won during his short time with us, our whole-hearted admiration and respect. We, as seniors, leaving Beverly High School, to take our places in the world, perhaps in far distant fields, may always he grateful for the principles which he has taught us, and for the pleasant memories of B. H. S. with which lic will always he associated. l8l I ' . gf Md' iw: ww gf .hw 1351: ' 5. I I . . V TA, ' wif, X.. dll . V' ' . 'ifgfu '7 1 1 'g , -N x f f 1 w 1.2 fgyad 1, 'Y -I -, 'f'sl- V- lg.-1. - .?'i,w- ' X ' .k.3L1. -TW? U : , ..:.' .s-'. 1' :'A - we ': 0 2 NIR. STI-IXVART B. .-XTKINSON. Prinripfzl 1 9 IL 35 LHrldicfHolvlws Apaulcrosbg 1 4 ,. J .z ll-lelcn GAB I W .ad 'Philip'DQ-digs LU.1rfh.1Jc-lm 'U-ll1iellUAa'lv1ni5 ,1 -3-152' I-sd IS 22. fn. 40 3 ..RHan'K.1nf:iu Ellsicwnffers Juseplfganft-,-H1 ,.. 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Qual-'enHicl:S ,--n mn Fannie Klndall '1' , iw 'f 9 r Wh lm' V F Senior Class Officers Q K N Prcszklerzt VVILBUR HARDY Vim' Presirleni JAMES JAMESON Secretary l'ATR,1r '1A CHURCHLEY TTf'fl!V?lTPI' RUSAMOND COLE 'IMI' Senior Superlatives Best I oolfhzg Best Shulenf Best Dressed Best -lflzleie Best Dancer Jlost Sure to Sueeeed Wittiest Best .Yaturezl Jlosf Talented Peppiest Most Popular .llost Baslzful Best POT.90IllllI.flIj Best Sport Best .lctors Best .ll11.s'z'c1'c1r: .llosf Efficient Jlost Soplz isfiealed .llost Polite Clereresl Cutest The Une ll'l1o Has Done the .ll osffor 13 . H. S. Gloria Guerlin Ilary Louise Hlorse llary Petronzio Grace T. Smith lilizzihetli Larralxee llziry Louise Rlorse Vonnie Hinckley Ruth lYooclhury Patty XV00llYV2lI'll Pat f'hurchley Helen Peterson lluriel lYhittemore llary Petronzio Helen Peterson Patty XYoomlwar1l Pat Sim Irene Bolton Anne Hale Franees Minton Helen Clevelaml Cynthia Knight Mary Louise Morse il 15 3' lYilhur Hardy .Xrnolcl lloultou Danny Kelleher Henry SCl21Ill1-lllllil, lYillis Quimby liomlman Rainville Jim Shea Tony Puglia Jaek YVL-ntzell Bob Pitts George Little Teil Naugler George Little Tony Paglia Ken Kinsman Howarrl Varlton George Little Rodman Rainville Bob Smith Bob Bossie Richard lfoulton George Little in JAM ES ALEXANIIER Alec Band, 10, ll. rare- fellow is .lanu-s lho has no nsf- for U1l1llIlPF.. JENNIE ALEXANDER Dramatic Cluh, lll, ll. A bashlnl girl is Jenny Posse-ssor ol' talents many. Y INCENT ALEXANDER Yinny lfclitor-in-f'hie-f of B. H. N. .'Vl'l1'.N', 12. n has love for sports wo are surf' lint for tht- girls dot-s hcl havi- more? PAUL AlW1BRl'Il lf Slugger Footlmll, IU, ll, li, fo-flaptaln 12 'llrc-asnrer of Home Room 217. 10: All-Star Football 'll-am of 1942: VVinna-r of two Tro phivs in Footlmall. From thc- Farms hails strapping Paul Une- of thc- stars in our footha . ' f 'Q1'.-if COR DON A BBOTT Band, IU, ll: Orchestra, 10, ll. Gordon has played so cleverly ln thc- lfanrls at Beverly. MAIDELINIQ AIICUMANDO Puddif: t'ommf-rc-ial f'lnli. ll: Dramatic- Vlnh, 11, Quite efficient, she r-an hake A r-ako, as well as honorf make. MARGARET AGNOLETTI Margie fnrrcnt live-nts Vluli. Ser-retary, 111 llonw of Dc-lv atc-5, 12: .Xntlulion Vluh, F-5 Pre-sirleiit. 10: Year Book, l lloms- Room, 217. 10, ll ltoint- Room, 301, l'2. Klargic, qua-en of any flann- .Xll the tvllows rlovs entranrw- ENIILIO ALBANO ' Pri-siilent of e-firlent of Safety Patrol. 11: l,I't'llE'4tI'it. 10: flluli, 10, ll. As a landscape gardener he will he .X crmlit to our fair Beverly. John Fran Ch ll P im P rg GORDON ANDERSEN Swede House of Delegates, 10, 11: Vice-President of Home Room 217, 10, 11: Vice-President of Home Room 301, 12. A few months ago we suffered a great loss For Swede joined the Navy with Uncle Sain as boss. JANE ANDERSEN llouse of Delegates, 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club, ll: Dramatie Club, 10, 11, 12: Senior .llenmfr.v, 12: Secretary of Home Room 217, 10, 11: Seeretary of Home Room 301, 12. A eoininereial star is .lane YYith head so very sane. FREDERICK AXELROD Axie Sc-ienee Club, 10, 11, 12: l'hotoeral't Club, 12. An explosive will be invented by Axie That will be sure to keep down the Axis. DAVID BAKER Dave Band, 10, 11, 121Orehestra, 10, 11. IQ. A desc-ription ol' Dave YYoulcl omit the word, grave. U fi BERNARD BANE Ben Current Events Club, 10, 113 Cheer Leader, 115 House of Delegates, 11: Seienee Club, 12, Dramatic- Club, 113 Slide Rule Club, 12: Bowling League, ll. Captain, 12. An industrious fellow named Ben, To be a lawyer is his yen. RALPH BARKER B. H. N. A'c'nw, 12. llis dreams ofa draftsnian have eoine true, llis planes are now flying for the red, white and blue. JESSE BARTON Jess A hard riding hand is Jess. A movie job he'll land I guess. ROBERT BECK Bob Slide Rule Club, Izl. Bobby hopes some day to soar: In a plane of the Navy Air Corps. 1171 ll cnt founcil 10 1 LIONEL BELANGER Lu, TR L. Stl l- ' ', ,, ll, 12, Trvasur-r, 125 is-:tional llonor Society, 11, 121 Hrlitor-in- flhic-f of .-I zfgfx, 12. f fo ln- a C P A is Lt-o'5 aim YYt- know it will liring hiin lots of faint-. 49 ROBERT BILODI-IAL' Rabbit llonm- ol' lN'lt-gates, 101 SFIIIIUI' ,llt'Ill0I'I'.N' Busim-ss Nlanagc-r, 12. lloliliy, with his hair no wavy Left our sr-liool to join tht- Navy. DOROTHY BLAIIKLIER Babc- Draniatic- Vlnli, ll, 121 Girl! Atlile-tif' Fluli, 10. :Y fine- stf-nograplu-r Babe will lie. For in that fit-111. slit-R not at sca. RICHARD BLANCIIARD Dick Boys' Rifle- flnli, 11: Travk, 10: First .Xicl flux 11 fm, . Dir-k is lor printing, garrlc-ning or thc- Navy lint girls with slacks :ire flriving him crazy. DOROTHY BIQNTLY Dot Girls' Athletic Fluli, 113 Lilirarian, 12. Dorothy's ambition lk to lie a tlivlir-ian. RITA BERNII-IR Ritz f'onnnerr'ial Vluli, 113 llrainatic fflnli, 10. Yon'll finfl ltitafif you opvn the floor Xt l rli inntt t t it-vv fs s 2 ' 'a lll'lHlI'tll16'llt s Ore. EDITH BERRY Edic- Girls' .Xthletiv Club, 10. 11. li, Trcaxurer. 11. Preairls-nt, IQ: Vollege- Club, 11: Senior ,1Ia'mrn'r.w, 12: Laboratory Assistant. 121 Rooin 31H. Scvretary, 10. 11. ,X top-ranking nurse is lfclic, .klways rvacly to lit-lp thc' lic-enly. IRENE BOLTON Rc-no - Glu- fluli, 10, 11, 12: Yi:-e--ljrffsimlmit, 17 Assvnilnlivsz .-I1'g1'.v. lil, 11, 12, Business Man- agcr, 12: National llonor Sovie-ty. 11: Collt-gc Vlnli l'rizc-, ll: Rooln 218, l're-simlvnt, IU, 11 Rent-'s gre-atvst amliition is to sutwvccl, But he-r horror of honic- work is great imle-4-dl 1181 .l I'.KI,MINA BUNIFAIIIS Pan: Draiinulic' Vlnh, llg llunn- lic-mminivs I lub, IQ. l'ziin's grvzilvsl zinilriliun is lu slim-oval. In mllof-ting sonvviiirs sho will imlm-il. RUIlIiR'I' X. BUSSII-I Sssislu-r .Xssm-nilalivs, li: Bum-lmll, IH, ll: I,l'lllIl1lllI Vlnh, 12: Iiuskotlmll, lllg Svnfur .llr'nmfr,v, l'l. 11 This hwy lilu-s sports :xml XYUIIIOII hm' siiluiw-s, Ilnl going tn hed :incl gm-llilig up ln- ilm-plurm-s. NIILIPRICII BOIICIIHR xlillii I'uiinm-rvizil Vluh, ll. XYriti11gle-ttf-rs to solclivrs keeps np niuraile-, .Xml Nliini PII-IUXS it: shv's quite' zi pal. .-XGNES BOWLES Aggie Girls' .Xlllleliv flnli, IU, ll: .lz'gf,v, lf: Bliss Ilircl's Plaque-, 1942. lvlltlll Aggie goes to college- you just wail :xml see, Sln-'ll rec-Q-ive high honors :nnrl shinc in vlwni- istry. VIRGINIA BOWYLES Ginny Glu- Cluh, 10, ll, 12: llfnisc' nl' lh-lc-gaivs, ll, IQ. Qiiivv Ginny hzis liven clning sewiail work, slu- I has inns-h rc-nuwn, l'L-uplc knmx' hc-r vvvrywln-i'c un e-illn-r siels- ul' luwll. WYILLIASI BRA-XIDLICY Iiuvki-I ILM-Imll, 121 lfzislin,-llnill, lf. lvlivn this lmy's in tln- Navy, wa- liupl- the weatlier is fine, lfcr-mise ln- flmfsift likm- il il' Ilia- sun flux-s nu! shinv. JOHN BRADY J. J. Wln-11-l.-l.ls:ipllulzimllu-fllvslipliillil-sky. Y . l19l nn ll l:c:ir nlmut thc -laps ln- gui: tha- llllllllhvl' will lw hugh. EARLIC F. BRUWN lirownii- H. H. N. .x'i'lI'N,I21II. ll. 5. Ig4HXllllQI YIQPIHII. Sinn' Bruwiiin- lilivs lhv Navy :incl llis llulnlny is gum, ll s zi hu 1' r-uliilmizitlmi tu ga-I il pm-li ul llnns. f. ROBERT CAM BELL Rob House of Delegates, 10: Dramatic Cluh, 10, ll, 12: Football. IQ: Treasurer Room 218, 10. To he a pulilie as-eountant is Bolfs great a inhi- tionl Ile-'ll get there and he on top, hut it will take inore than wishin'. Pig GEORGE BUCK Dead Eye B. H. N. .Yeu'.v, 12g Bowling Team, 10, ll, 12 Dead Eye wants to join the Marines and howling he likes, too: But he hates having to say goodnight: espeei- Ei fl ally to you. WARREN BURCHSTEAD Corpuscle llouse of Delegates, ll. When Warren joined the army he certainly was moving, We-'ve heard he is a 1-olonel and steadily iw- proving. IDAYID E. BUTLER Kango mis bright aniliitious youth would like to he an engineer: We will see his buildings and of his liridges we will hear. E EDWARD R. BYRNE. JR. Commando Model Airplane Club, Yiee-President, IQ. Our friend Commando has stuck to his ap- propriate name, As flier he has just downed his twentieth Jap plane. IIONVARID CARLTON Howie Band, 10, ll, IQ: B. H. N. .Yt Il'-Y, Business Manager, IQ: Orchestra. IU, ll, IQ. We know Howie will make good with his eor- net: llt-'ll he llarry James, right hand inan yet. GILDA IIARYSI fl0IIlIll0l't'l2ll Vluh, ll, 12: House of Dele- gates, Ill: Asst. Business Manager of Vonzn10re1'al1'fz'.v, ll: Offiee Assistant, 12. To he a good stenographer is quite a job to do: But Gilda will make out all right and he effi- eient, too. the JOHN CAYANNAH Snuffy Band. IU, ll: Orchestra. ll: President Room 302, lf. Snutfy wants to stiek to his name- Snuffing out forest fires will he his gaine. l20l MARY Cl'IMl'l'ILLlN Real Couiiucrciul Club, ll: Girls' .Xtlilctic Clulr, l Cluln ll I 10: ljrauiizitif- V' , . She'cl like in lic an wcrc-tary and that will he ' clzinily For I hut is juat thc lypv ol' work :it whiz-h slim' iw must liuufly. Blf'l'TY KIIIAIJIERS Liz flllll,llllCI'l'l2ll Club, ll, 12: Girl! .Xtlilcfic lfluli, lil: 1,I'2llll3llL'Clllli, ll. Liz likes to rm-:ul ai goml lllj'5tCI'.V stm'.i'. Scuiictliing lilumly, griivsuim- uml gui'-Y. lil-QBUR.-Xll KIIIASE Dc-In Glu- Clulu, 12. Sail!-ly l'ziti-ul. ll: iloyiw, 1- I,I'1illlLlll1'fllllll, 10' Ihiwkcllmll U ' . - ' ,lU.NCllI1ll' Jlrrzzozrx, 12: Vollcgc Vluln, ll: limmis 322 :incl 219. Trczisiirfer. ' Debbie shi' wnuts to bv :i iiurw :incl :i Hue wm- will luc- Shczwzis Illflflf' tu ilf- that juli us you :irc MIUII In SCC. PATRIQIIX f1lll'R1Illl.EY Pat Glcc Vlulm, 12: Girls' .Xthlc-tir Vlulp, ll: .Irpim 12: llnumv ol' llc-lcgaih-s, Sa-vrvlzuiw. lli Ilruiuaiiff Kfluh, 10: Bziskc-llmll, 10, ll. IQ: llrziuizi Night, 12: SCIIIVUI' ,lll'lIlfiliI'.N', li: Vfillcgc- Club, Sm-vre-tzii'y, ll: Sm1rct:iry nf Sc-llinr flziss. .Ks zi SCC'I'l'tilI'j' Put will lac first 1'zit1-H Sho hail pructic-Q keeping nur rec-zfiwlw Qtrziight, JI QI r. KEN NETII KIIAPP ki-n Trzivk, lil: If. II. N, .Xvl'll'N. l-21 Sliili- lilllv flllll lf l'hol s LZ rwrzifl flulw. IU: l,I'1'Nlll4'lll of Home Rmuu 219, IU. K1-uiiy is rulhi-r quiz-1 in his min littli- waxy Hui In-'ll lu- umkiiig history in thi- Nxivy Muiw I lui. EVA IILARIZIA Ex c lll'1llll2lllf'flllllb, IH, ll. llvr Zlllllilllflll is zi sn-c'i'f'l:iry ur war wnrkf-r. With llic-sv zupirziliuuf wi- 1-:nu sm-v she- iN im shirkc-r. ,IANIES CL.-KR Y ,lim Sliflv Rulv Vlulv, 12: lsrmllmll, li. Right now .liuimy is :i Wfllllilll huh-rg llc' lwt that hc- Wlllf'l1llllg1t'l2ll1'I' IIELICN CLI-lYEl,ANlJ - w llrziiiiutic- iluh, IU, ll, lf: .lvy1'.w. 123 50111.07 -llffflfflif-V, 10. ll. 12: Ummm Night, 12: Sc-vrc-iziry of lloniv Rmnii 219. HD: l'r4-sill:-iii nf lluusv ul' lk-lc-gzitvs, l'2. Nursing: is lIt'l0ll'S1llllll For he-r, this sr-mils quiiv lnim-. Ck' ROBERT CLEYliI,AND Skiddy Buy! Rifle Club, lil: ,Xuflulum ffluli, ll. This fellow uwrl to sleep all clay Right throughout his f'0lll'5l'x .Xll !l:::tX In-himl him for awliilf- ifizlllvf now hifx in thi- Furrw-N. ROSASIONIJI-I li. COLE R05 flrvhvstra, IU, ll, 12: Fnfwfy Z'-ifrwl, 121 .lt'fIliN, li: House' uf l,!'!i'HHlf'9. ll: Pre-fide-nt of Roriui 219, ll: l'rf-siulf-nt of Ronin 2505, 12: Treasurer of flaws, 12: llraiuu Night, IU: gr Chziirman of l'lXl'l'llflX'f' Vuiiiuiittw-. 10. 1 X R H NIIRI,-KH Nl. COOK Mimi lvl:-v Vluh, lil, ll, li: Nleiulnerwliip svvre- tllrx' of Ulm- Vluh, 12. 4 lu thv winter wlwn :ill is icy lluwii thc- sh-iw flies Klum so mCPly. ULIYI-IR CUOK Star lluusc nf llclogzitvs, ll: Shilo Ruli- Vlulv. 1flxvlli'-PI'k'Ni4ll'llI ot' IIUIIIP Hmmm -319, ll. .X quiet lzul ix Oliver Cook G1-in-rally fuuual vligrosscil in ai hunk. WILLIXNI A. COOK Adnliral B.: 12. ml, lil, ll, 121 Uiwlic-sll'z1, 11, 121 .lz'g1'S, Thix lzul has il ye-:iriiiiig tur the- sea buiilm-flziy an -:ally snilur lu-'ll In-. I-'R XNK COSTX Curly I,llufc1r'l'1Ifl fllllli, lil. lf in ya-zirx In Vllllll' you will il milf 'lin gn l1:n4JllH'llllll,LE swnnk. NVQ- In-t lllz' l:lXi fllilt .WMI ,Zvi lx rlrive-in hy nur l r:mli. -I2 YZ uzziv li ai hluf--L-ye-rl hlumli-, Uf whom we all arm- vr-ry fuml, SALLY COLE Sal Imfkllllillll' Vluh, 10, ll. This lSt1llIltI'lHlllf'E' Sal YYhu we think is a super gal. WILLIAM CULLINS Bill R1uliuCIuh. l4I:Bnys'Hiflef'l1ll:. ll. .X lmppy-go-lu:-ky fort of :a guy, YHA harflly ever hear Bill figh. -7? I, 'R li l-'R El! CRI-Il-lll Fri-:lily 1-lm-4 lull, IU, ll. lf. Lilmruriznii, l-1: .Issuin- lmlics, IU, ll, N: llrnnizitim- Vlulv. ll: IIINTI' Lvzulm-r. IQ: I nllvgi- I lull, ll: 5Q'lll17l' Play, IQ. . . , , - is gi 1 'K luviul lull is l'rc-il I rc-ml. I ul 3 I c-llmvs liki- limi XX1'Nlll'l'lj' Ill . lil Th I-'IIICIDERIIIK KIUMMINGS Fra-al lliis limm-in nuns IIIIIHIPII lair. Vvrlizips thi- rvxull of his curly li:i1l'. lIlD0 I-'. lIl'0iI0 Hunk Iwmilraill. I-2. is sliurpu' lzul xxllli vurly llziir iam .iilfvrlnig in Nh-px ?1f7I'2lI'l'. ERNEST G. ll'ANlA'l'0 Ifrnin- Ilcre is Iirniv, short but sweet, IYifl1:i 'Dl'I'SUIl1lIlIyII1lI'IIt0lil'2lIa wi 1, Lv' 43 u gh?- T54 ff- - -Am. Ar f ,' . Ffwf A-:j1,. .'. -, ff -'F' 1' . ,sf 3 W YYAI.I,IS Il.-KNIUN V1-us:-I If. 11. N. .N'l'lI'N, IQ. Ili-rv is an pir-ture of IYz1lly, Whmn wv'v4- fmiml to lic quite linlly. IIIETSY IDXYIS Uris Girls' .Xtlllc-lic' fflulv. Ill, ll: .Il'i1liN. lf. In lmnors this girl is :1 star. Yun f-:in In-t that sl10'll gn fur. IILIFFURID IDAYIS Buzz H. ll. S, ,Yf'1r.v, 121 Hoya' liifif- Vluli, IH. Ymrll fiml the-ra-'s nothing vi-ry stiff ,Xlmut llmt maili-zilmlli-tuwii 1 Vliff. SHIRLEY DAVIS Shirl Girls' .Xthlvtic Vlulr, 10. ll, lf: Ilmm' of Ilclegutvs, 10. If you'r0 hunting for ai lmsliful girl, XIUIIIV0 lifbllllfl mn- horn- in IlI'1'IIj'SlliI'I. ers 1 1-IIDWIN IDINICI, Y Dimples B nys' Rifle Vluli, IU: Ilouse of Ilelegates, I-.. . . ' .. 3. Y' . . . X 22 3 , 's , , 11 '1u iuiti ot Rooni 1 10 Iic nltnt ll Viee-Presiileut ol' Room 305, 12: Captain of Howling Team 10, 11, 12: 1'rizefor faptain lngt JOHN DELORENZU Johnny Rzulio Club, 10. 1Yhenex'er you see John, You also will see a yawn. ALPONSE DENNIS A fellow with love for a ear, .Xl f'4'I'1illlI1y ought fu go far. NANCY DINIUNII Nance Aerlile of Latin Vluh, ll: Draniatifg ffluh, 111 .lc'y1'.s-, 121 Senior .1ll'lIlfI1iI'N, 1f1S1llflf'!l1 Serviee Cfoinniittee, 10, 11, 12: Ser-retary of Room 221, 11. It was quiek wittecl sharpy Nam-nv 1Y1lo wrote these poems so fain-y. AIDELI-I DINA R110 Glee Vluh, 102 fliiiiiiiereial fluli 11 17 Safety Patrol, 11, 12: Girls' Athletic House of Delegates, 11: Ilrainatir- flu! 11 National I1onor Soeiety, 11. Uur safest liet is that .Xileli-, In years to r-onie, xx ill lare lnost xx ell. ol Winning Bowling Team, 11lQ Winner ot 1 triple and high averages prizes in howling. A Q Xs a sehoolliov, 1'ifli1ie's shown some fanev 3 howling. .L a newsnian, ht-'ll keep those presses rolling. IDXYIID IIUXNH Hippy 1'hotoeraft Vluli, 11: 'lireasurer of 1100111 221, 10. Il' 11 lioy on a niotoreyele gives you a wave, It'lI lie none other than Hippy Dave. IDURUTIIY INDIDGIC Ilot l1i'aiii:itief'1lili, lil, ll, 123 llraina Night, lo 111 Girls' 1 iel1l Ilof-key, 111 Ilouse ot' 1 llelegwtes 12 . 4 ., -. 1 ute as her pn-ture, this C'1I2lI'llllll,Qf Hof, Wie ha ve no rloulit shi-'ll gain the top. ,ILTNIC II0l'GI..XS .Iune liatin Vlulr, 11: Safety Patrol, 11, 123 Ilouse nl' 114-legates, 121 Sfilliftr .1Il'VIl0Ii7'.S', 121 .Xeflile in Latin flulu, 113 Yiee-1'resiflent of Room 221, IH. Vrashf Your helior-opter-Blaekne-ss4 hospital--You finfl that super nurse .Iune hnlfling your lianil. 12 -1 ty xi Q' 1. LUIQISIQ IIRAGU Lou lhwiiiiaitin- Vliili, 10: 'l'rc-:isnrc-r ul' Rmmi . . lll, IU. II. To lw il Costunio :lc-signin-r is lic-r zispiratioiig I mi ue'r1 ur wu'll ln the In sl in thc n iiimi DORIS ' S I' -' ' ' '.' ' I . I'N'I'RIlIl.-K IDROWN Girls' .Xthli-tif' flulm, HI, ll:Glm-1-Vliili. ll. .-X spry, ymmg gal is Pat llrrmii. s flu-'ll ln- :i sic-iirvgrzipllm-r of grunt ri-iii xx ii lblllll,-XRNIIC Ihiu-hiv Glu- fluli, IU: llrainiziliv Vlulr, ll: Nrninr .ll1'nma'r.v, 121 Se-r-rc-hiry ul' Rrmlii 221, Ill, lliih-him-'s wish is fo rim :iii mpllziimgc. IV' arf- sum- fur lliis slit- luis flu' c'n11r:i,Qc'. ELEANOR EIDWARIJS Girls' .Xtlile-tic l'luli, IU, ll, 12: Hii-kvfli-ill ,. Il.l2:ru-ldllm-ke-y,11.12. A sports-loviiig youiig lass is lil, II:-r lnvv fur thi' fllllllflflfhl slim- rniiiint 1 2.5 i .-.4 LYIDIA ELLIOTT l,i4l Girls' .Xlhlc-tic Vlulw, 10. ll: lllvlm' lfvfr- nmiiic-s Fluli, 12. .xllllfrllgll slif- ciijoys llc-r mlzixiriiig Ivilli il sailor Sll0'll rather ln- I'Ulll2lIIl'lllLf. PAUL FIQRRIICRU Pauliv BUYS' Rific f'll1l1. IU: 'l'i':ir-li. IU. ll, I-11 Fross Vmiiitry, Ill, ll, Al-1. .Ks ai I'llllIl0I'lll'Il2i52lll2llll01l,5II'l'2ll l2lllll'I ln thi- Nlnriiies XY1'2lI'1'NllI'l' lic' will do tliv szimf-. MARION FII-II,IlIiR Rahm- Girls'.Ulili-tir'f'l11lm,ldlzllifliiliiiiiVllili,ll: Glu- fluli, I2. .Xllhmigli all zi piziim slim- like-s tu sil Flu-'limi' spm-mls lic-r limi- iiizikiiig lll2lf'llllli' pzirls fit. NIARIIC FIURE Nlusf-li-s Girls' .Xthlc-liv fluli. Ill: Xzitimizil Ilmiur Srwivty, II: I'r1-sirlf-int nl' IIUIIH'I':I'Ull1IIIIlI'N Fluli 17 , - . In Ifcvvrly Iligh Sf-limil slim- liais ln-Q-ii vs-ry siiiziri, In thx- inte-riur mlewirziiilig xxurlcl slie- will wr- iziiiily have il part. P5 33' RULXNID FRl'.l'1M.XN ,Ingo For a fm-llow who is a lovor of sports I t-rtainlx' tlu-rv are lolis lor hlin ol all sorts. MAR Y FKRNARI Hay - v . . 1 llraniatu- flnli, 10, 111 foinnu-rvial flnli, 1 r w . . 11, 12: bvf'i's't:iry aiul lrvasnrt-r ol I oinnu-i'- - 1 1 . vial 1 lull, 12: N-1-N-tziry ol Ronin 'I-12, 10, 11, A flashing, young gal who likvs tu llil1Il'l'1 Slu-'ll lu- a l ort-igii f'orrc-spmulviit in l i'aiu1-. l'RlSfill,l,K fQl1lUlNfQS Sill fnls .Ulllvtiv Vluli, 103 llrainatit- Vlnlr, 10,11, 1-11l,iln'aryassistant,12. 1 X 4- ll'l'iIll goofl .Xriny nurse- is Sill, 1Ylu lX14l1'li7-Lili sll'211lIlV2li2l1lllll. NIXR Y 1L01,1lSN1l'I'1l Goldy Girls'.Xtlill-tivf'llili, 101l,I'2l1llEl11l'f'll1lD, 11. 'llo lu- a f-hil1l's nnrst- is lu-r aspiration: ln tlu- nursing worlil slu-'ll lu- quilt- a st-nsation. B XRBARA FLINT Barh- .xllllullflll Vluh, 103 .Xssenililu-s, 11: Library Assistant, 12: Pri-sirlvnt of liooin -iff, IU, Sci-rvtairy of Room 314, 1-!. .Ks a 4-hllrl s nurse, slu- s tlu' right gal, Barlis is f-4-rtainly all the kirls' pal. BliA'I'RIfI1i FOSTER Bs-a Safety Patrol, 10, 11, 12: Girls' .Xtlilvtiw Clulr, 10, ll, 121l'llPlll llor-kc-y, 11: liaslif-tlvall, 11, 12:Programf'oiiiiiii1h-1-Ilirfiirf-' .Xthlv-tiff flllllr, .Ks a tennis player slu-'s tlu- llflstl In ilu- husiness worlfl slu-'ll ont-flu tlu- rt-st. Tlll-l0IJOR1i FOWLER 'll-d Sc-ieiu-0 Vlulm, 10, 11, 121 Prvsiflrziit ul' S1'1t'lIf't' f'lnli, 12. For a guy who t-njoys his slr-vping In ilu- .Xriny we-'rv sun- hrfll lu- wx.-cpiiig. RICHARD FRASER Ilivk House of Delegate-s, 11: Yir-Q--Pri-sifle-iit of Rtmlll 314, 12. .X flashing young ft-llow this llif-k. Still te-avhing his horst- a non trivk. af Q6 1- 'K SARAH ,I-KNE GRANT Sflllx Glee Illllll, 11, 12: IIOIIIQ' IIUHIII Progrnln C'olllnlitlc-1-, 11. Sully 1V211llSIfllbC2l 1ll1I'S02lll1l liltl'1' sllv will we ln what s wc-izll ll1'2l11CI1 of nursing she would l likt' lo llv. VIRGINIA GRANT I H1118 GleeC'lnll,10,11, 12, 'frm-:lsllr0r, li Ms llli6S, 12. Ginny's holllly is lnllsic-:llnl I10I'2lIllll1Ill111 IS sing. Uf course she will SllL'CE'91l ill the 1-lzlmlcs or swing. ARLINE GRA Y furrc-nt I lV911IS Illllll, 10, 11: Girls' .Xtlllctic Club, 10, 11, 12: Girls' Fic-ld Ilorfkey, 10, 11, 12: House- ol' Delegates, 101 III'21I111l Night, 123 Senior gI!l'lIl0I.7'-V, 121 Home Room Progrzllll CWOIIIIIIIIIPP, 10, 11: .'legl'.w prize-S, 10, 11, 12: ASS9IIlllll1'S, 10. To be 11 IIIOLICI wife is the il1lllIII1011 ol' Arline- For everybody knows that sh:-'s 0Ilg2lgCll to :l llarille-. CONSTANCE GREEN I onnu. Home IIOOIII Presidc-llt, 10. Connie wants to get :lroullll for get 111 around is her hobby. YYOUIII always fillfl her out ill crowds BI191't'X6l' it is lnolllly. 1 1 ,J :ar X NN E HA LE Girls' Athletic- Clnli, 101 Girls' Field Hof-key. Ill, 111 House of Delegates, 10, 11: Dranlatie flulr, l1,12. If ever you need a doctor, he sure to call on Xnne. Slit-'S going to he a fine one as soon as ever she ean. ALBERT HAM Al Stage:-raft Vlulm, 103 Football, ll. Al likes photography, wants to join the Navy, too. He'll take pietures of the world and show ine and you. YY ILBLR H. HARDY, JR. W'ill Band, 10, 11: Traek, 121 Slide Rule C'luh, 123 Senior .1Iemnir.v, 123 Student Council, 12: Nlarshal at Graduation, ll: House of Dele- l gates, l1l1Heniort'lass l resident. Will wants to he il pilot-if not that, a ine- ehanie will do. We know that he will sueeeed-so, good luek, 1Yilhur, to you. WVILLIANI HARRISON ln Case you need to fix your starter, See Harriwon who works for Harper. DORIS GRONDIN llot 1 Girls' Athletie Club, 10, ll. Saving moving stars picture- if quit:-14 hobby with Hot. Also she enjoys sports: but hon-e work she hatew a lot. ARMANI! GLARINO Slide Rule Club, 12 Photoeraft Ciluh, 10, 113 Home Room Vic-e-Preairlent, 103 Home Rooln President, ll. He wants to go to Xledieal Sf-hool, for ax doc-for Armand will lie. lf we see hini a few yearx from now on his signature will he Nl. IJ. WVILLIANI GL'ERETTI-I GleeClul,,1U,11,12. With steel work that is strong and fine He honors our produf-tion line. GLORIA GUERTIN Gert Glee ffluh, 113 .xb56'HllIllQ'5, ll, lf: House of Delegates, 123 Iifilllliltif' Vluh, 121 Cheer Leader, ll, 123 Senior illernuir.--, IQ: .Xxxibtant Manager Girls' Basketball, ll: Ili-Q Football, 1942. Gert's anihition is to he a daueer it 5t't'lll5. She will entertain royaltyflaoth kingx and queens. i-wi FRED llASnilCl,l. Wialso To join thc' Navy :intl sm- tht- wurhl is lY:1tsu's unc- zunlntinn. WI- know hc- n'un't gin- up his ship - th:1t's nut the N1lVj'l5 trzulition. OLIYER IIENDEHSON Olliv Stagvr-r:nl't Cluh, ll, l-23 .Xssa-inhlics, 12: llousv of IM-It-gates, 12: llirvctur ul' Sl2lg0f'I'illlt P ' V Vluhg llfnnt- llnmn rm-sulc-int, 12. Ollie Wullltl llkf' to halve ll mrs-Gr in :1 vizltinn. ll ' Q' ll illW2l'YS vmm- lunvk tu t'2lI'llI il' hc watt,-lies his elm-valtmii. BEYICRLY llEl'WOR'l'll Bm s - Q Girls Athlvtit- Q lnh, ltr, ll1,xSSi'lllllll0S, 121 lmault-r ul Bwtun Nqnlitl W 1 . 1 , -. Bev will lac :I llStlll,'t'I'. She- is nilnlilv un ln-r lc-ct lYhcn wc gn tu tht- tlu-:ite-r, tu se-v ln-1' will lm' :1 trmwlt. NANCY HILL Nanve ljfillllillll' llllllh, IU, ll, 12. x'lt'l'-l,l'f,'SlIlClll' 123 l,I'1lllltl Nlglll, 101 Stuflcnt funn:-il, IU, ll, ll, 5t'Q'I'l'l1lI'j', 123 fl2lSS l'rc-snlvlit, IU: S04-11-tary of Vnllt-gc Vluh, ll: llunn- llmnn Ser-re-tary, ltr. Nam-0 llUt'Sll.l liuvc cnnugli time it sceins tu tl:-vutfc to walking :intl hiking. It is an shaune lwvziusv this mnhitiun is very Inn:-h to ll1'l' liking. FEW YL '. 2 l l 1 l fa Vu., W, . , , A , Wi l 1 I YIRGINIX HILTON Ginny .Xxululmn Vluh, ltl, ll: R4-4-nrflcl' nl' Amln- lubll filllllr, ll. To hc :I wnrkvr in :I elclcnsc l':u:tur.v was Vir- ginizfs clvvisiun. There shi-'ll im-asuro purtsflmtli with 1111-11- I'2l1'j'1llIll provision. NORMA IIILYARD lnrls .Xtlils-tw K lull, ltl, ll, Nw-rm-t.:1rV. 10' Yivv-Pri-sillvill, ll: Fic-lil Ilm-kt-y, ltt: liaiskvt bull, IU, ll, 12: IIUIIIO Ronin Vivo-llrvsicleiit ll, Se-m'rvt:1ry, 12. Nllflllil thinks lvuskvtlvzlll :in inte?'r1-sling sport. .Xml wln-n she: gm-ts going shzfs grvnt nn the f1ll1Fl. lIONS'I'XNCli .XNNF IIINKLHY Ilink Girls' .Xthlc-tit' fluln. IH, ll. Fit-lil llockc-y. IU, ll: llousc of llc-lcgzlte-s, Ill: Haisketlizlll, ltl, lll Sl'llI'U7' .lfl'mofrs, li. This girl's lmlrln-V is skiing. Sha- Q-iijnys whizzing' tlmvn :i hill. 'lllln-l'o's SUlllt'tlllllLl' in :i high ski-junip that ,qivvs f'onni0 :1 thrill. E3 Wll.l-'RED IIOXR .Xltliough in tht- nrt ul' talking he nmy llzivt- lwvn slum, llu-rv wus nothing nlmnt inrplnnt-s that lu- tlhlnll kIHlH. fegi 1 flent, IQ. I , GLAIJYS HOUSTON Ginger Senior .IIe1no1'r.w, 12: Debating Club, Seere- i tary, IQ. i A granrl rlisposition-about as rare I l As the glowing tints of her Titian hair! I MARY RAE HUGHES Rae I fl0IIIllIOI'C'I2ll Vlub, ll, 12: Girls' Athletic Club, 10: Girls' Field Hoc-key, IU: Dramatic Club, 10. A pc-rfevt ser-rotary is Rae-'s aiin and illlllbltlfbll. She-'ll be on top when she sevures that position. BEYERLY E. HULL Bevie Voinnn-rc-ial Vlnb, ll, 121 .leg1'.v, 12g Drama- tic- Flub, ll: National Honor Society, ll, IQ: Class Treasurer, 10, 11: Home Room Sec-retary, IU, ll: Home Room Yic'e-Presi- Bevitfs hobby is bivyc-ling. She also likes reading that's light. ller ambition is to be happy-always vheerful anll bright. ELIZABETH HUTT Betty f,l0IIllIl6'I'f'l2ll Club, ll, IQ: House of Ilelci gates, ll: llrainatim' Club, 10, ll: Senior .'llf'n101'r.s-, 12. Her wish is that SOIll6llily Shffll be a fl. Il. A. l 'A fe 13014 LAWRENCE HOLLAND Larry Larry wants to get into the fight to win for Uncle Sam. He'll be in the service just as soon as he 1-a n. E ARTHUR HOPKINS Art Art Hopkins isnit here any more. Like lots of our boys he's gone to war. SHIRLEY HOPKINS Snookie Girls' Athletic' Club, I01I,I'Hlll3tlCCllllJ, 11. ookicfs ambition is to be a designer of dresses. Vie r-an say her rreations will be famous with- out any guesses. I'-3 KENNETH HOSNIAN Kenny Here in school he was always too small But now he's in the Navy he's getting tall. EILEEN IRYING Butch Girls' Atlllvtit- flub, ll: lloust- of Dell-- gntes, IQ. Ono of thc be-st lllllllrvtl gals in this class of ours, Butt-h's fuvorito past time is tending he-r garclvu ol' Howors. CEClLl'I JACQUES Sis 1 ouum-rc-ml Club, 12. llor ambition is to be si typist says Sis, XM- liavt- the xissurziuve that she' 1-:nmol miss. f I 1 BERNARD JONES Benny llc will probably be in the Navy :is :III orfli- nnry gob, But when this war is over he'll find an pros- perous job. DOROTHY JONES Dotty .l0yi.v, 121 Drzirmltir- Club, 10, ll, 12: Room 318, Secretary, 12. A st-1-rclnry she would like to bt- somt- ilziy, lvl' know shvlll rlo her bvst in vvvry WHY. is 1 NIELLEN JONES Jon:-sic Out on .lout-sit-'s enormous farm, tba- work- ers ure- us busy as bees, For tllvy'vc- got to llzirvt-st tlml vrop of spimu-lm, Carrots, :tml pt-us. SHIRLEY JONES Noggin l,I'2llllJlllt'1llllll, 10, 12: llrznum Night, 12. ll' nc-xt summer, umlor an sluuly tru- you sbouhl pm-r, Tlicri- :isle-cp as pc-r usual you woulsl sm- Y Shirle-5' tlvur. E5 MILTON Jfllll ,Iuglwzul Boys' ltiflv C'lub, 10, A happy, wt-ll nziturcil fellow 'tis will Is this tall boy tlwy all f-all .liigllt-:ial. WILLIAM Jl'l.ll'S Slirlv Rule Club, 12. llus lmy will bv ai Du-st-l luiiguu-4-r .Xml kc-vp our tr:msporl:ition in full gc-nr. l t JOHN KEEGAN Jack In high school everyone ealls him .lack,,' But in the Navy he,ll be known as another Mann . DANIEL KELLEHER Danny Assemblies, 12: Baseball, 10, Il, 12: House of Delegates, 12: Slide Rule Club, 12: Boys' Rifle Club, 10: Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 12: Senior .llenzoin-, 12: Student Council, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12: President of his class, 11. A follower of sports during his youth is Dan, NANCY KELLEHER Nan Glee Club, 11, 12, Secretary. 12: House of Delegates, 11: Senior Jlemoirs, 12. A dashing young gal who ice skating does crave, Yearly she waits for the cold to freeze every wave. LORRAINE KELLY Lorry Latin Club, 10: Girls' Athletic' Club, 10, Dramatic Club, 10, 11. l By gorryl If it isn't darlin' Lorry, l 1Yhen she's a nurse she won't be sorry! MARTIN KELLEY Bud House of Delegates, 10, 11: Slide Rule Club, 12: Football, 10, 12: Drama Night, 11, 125 Editor-in-Chief of Senior ,'lIemoir.v, 12: Room 302, President, 10, Vice-President. 11: Senior Executive Committee, 12. VVhen it comes to sports, Bud is quite a whizl And an engineer's degree will someday be his. KENNETH KINSMAN Duffy Manager of Baseball and Football, 10 Dramatic Club, 11, 12, President, 12: Drama Night, 10, 11, 12: Drama Night Pin. 10: Treasurer of Room 318, 12. VVhen the subject is on guns, Duffy is quite a boy. And hunting is his one and only pride and joy. CYNTHIA KNIGHT Tinnie 4 House of Delegates, 10, 11, 12: Orchestra. 10, 11, 12: Sec-retary of Class, 10. V She-'d like to be a buyer, and buy things that are new, But when you meet Nliss Tinnie shelll do some spending, tool NIURIEL LANDERS Moo .'1eg1.w, 12: Dramatic Club, 10, 11. Moo is going to be a secretary and go swimming in between: Her wish to be a seeretary is not just a dream. 11321 We are sure he-'ll be a great engineer as a man. ELIZABETH LARRABEE Lizzie Glcc Club, 10, ll: Draniativ Club, llg Baskctball, ll. As a dancer she can pass every test, In New York we are sure she-'ll bv thv bt-st. E AUGUSTLS LARSON Bud Manager of Football, ll, IQ. To work for lincle Sam was his ambition, Now in the Xrmv his tlwnic- is l'rui.vv flu' Lord 111111 Puxx flu' .llllllllllll-fl'0ll. Nl.-XRJORIE LAURIE Midge- Drainatit- Club, ll: Ilomt- l'lc'oI1ulIIl1's Vlub, 12. Nliflge-'s ambition is to bi- an infants' nursi- YYP know she'll be a sin-11-ss :intl mom-y will fill her purse. ROLANDE LAYERIJIERE Holly Latin Club, 10. .X lass name-rl Holly who cvt-r was gay Her smile to bt' snro was st-cn every ilay. is Q gif, jj A S w fi . 3 f. E2 5 X if-1 5 Eg LESTER LQBARRON Sports Etlitor of B. H. S. .Yf'u's, lil Sfllliflf' .lff'l11m'rs, IQ. .X heroic sailor in his trim blue-s is Lt-s, YVln-n hm' gots through with those Japs, the-y'll bv in a tc-rriblv me-ss. WILLIAM LIBEHTI Bill .X printer for l'nr-le Sam will bt- Billg Ilis quick arlvanm- to tln- lop will give- us all a thrill. NIARIE LINDBERC Lindy Girls' .Xthlt-tic Club, ltl, ll, l'Z. 'lwrt-asurc-r, I-2: Room 303, St-f-rotary, IU: Room 3-Ili, 'lll't'2lSlIl'l'l', lll Girls' I-'ieltl lloc-lu-y, ll, l-21 Sl'lIli0I' .ll1'mofrs, li. .Xlthongh slit- was a mar-hinist at tht- l'nitml Shot' for a wllill' .Xn important bnsinvss lirm is giving he-r a sum-c-vssful trial. JOSEPH LIT .Xgit Dramatic- Club, l-1. This little- gllj' sonn-one nivlxiiaim-rl .Xgit ls known 1-vc-i'yxx'lit-lv for his quiz-li wit,. .Xrgiiing with him isa wash- ot timc- for ht- will not quit. NVQ- oftcn wontler il' hc 4-vvr in a Chair did quit-tly sit. l33l ii i I ,. l I' MARION Nh-l1Ll'RH Peachie f'oinnierr-iail Vluli, ll, lf: Home lifgon- oniies fluh, ltl. llvr one nuiliition wx-'re glad to say ls to pound ai typewriter every day. ,IUSIEPII Mac-CIORNIACK Trac-k, 10. 100 hive hun zi lint 2lIltlQ'lV0lllll1 It lizill X ou r-:in lu-t your life he-'ll never fall. 'XLLAN NlacDONALll Hrud Urvhestrzi, ltr: Qvieiic-e Vluli. ll: Slide Rule Vluli, lQ:'l'rn4-k,10.11,liifrossfountry.11.12. In years to 1-onie you will find Br Sliding into liaise-K right through the niud. ,IAM ES Mac-LEAN Mac Slide Rule tluli, 12: 5t'lf'Ill'l' I luli, llg llouie Room Set-retziry, ll. .Kind with the New York Rungerx we find our own Mac. The lirziins to play hockey, he'll Lic-ver, never lac-lc. t GEURGE R. LITTLE Latin Vluli, 10, ll, President, ll: Safety Patrol, IU, ll, li. Lieutenant, IZ: .Xsseuililim, 12: House of Delegates, 10: Slide Rule Club, 12: llrziinzi Night, ll: President of Student f'ouuf'il. lf: Yir'e-President, ll: f'h:iirin:in of H- Ili:-0, 12: Vive-Presirleiit of flaw, ll. The study ol' :ininnil husbandry and fzirniing is for George. Perhaps noun- :lay weill vixit him in his mountain lodge. BA RBA RA A . LUV Barb Barb is ai person sure to pleuw. ller disposition puts everyone :it ease. JOSEPII LLCIANI Pep Trac-k, 101 Photo:-rzift Cluli. IU. .loe wants to lie :in aviator. Ilix :iuiliition in to Vlilien he fights for linele Sain, there wouit lie :i .lap left in the sky. ROBERT LLNT Bob B. ll. S. .Y6'll'S, 12: llouse of Delegates, ll: Boy! Rifle Vluh, IU: llannger of Football TL-ziin, 10: Vive-President of 303. Holi will lie si pilot and fly in the Naval Air Form-. Sin:-e he is such a winning laid hc-'ll reach his goal of eourse. I ig. 1 5. 34 I HERBERT MacMILLAN Flash House of Delegates, ll. Flaslfs ambition is to fly fur the Navy g You 1-an bet your life he'll bring home the gravy. EILEIEN NIAIIONEY lyftlllliltll' Club, 10, 11: Girls' Athletic Club, IU: Home Ronin Seers-t:1i'y, 10. As Il stenographer Eileen In the presiflentk uttiee will soon be seen RX YNIONU MARCIIILLI Ray Boys' Rifle Club, Ill. Ray will soon inhabit a foreign get-ne, when hc rirles tn war in his wubinarine. JOY NIXRSIIALL Slmrty Home I'ICUll0!l1lt'S ffluty SGL'lt't2lI'j', 12. Short, but oh so roy, Is tiny little Joy. , 1 4 , E BETTIQ NIXRTIN Iluelless Latin l'lub, 10. If Bette gets to be an R.N. Think Of those lucky ailing men. MARY MARTIN Red Iloine lic-oiioinies l'lub, lil: Baton Squad, ll, IQ. She twirls that stir-k with the greatest of ease, Prouxlly anml bulflly with lllll,'UYt'l'l'1l knees. RICHARD NICGXNN Iliek UH' he'll gn in hia 1lllt0SHlI1l'llIly, Uver the hill5 anal far away. BARBAR X NlelNTlRli Barb .X latly in white is what Barb wants tb be- .X HIICPQSS in lift- we all van see. may LORRAINE HILLS Millie llrainatic- Flnh, IU, ll: Vhver Loader, IU, ll, lil: Asseinhlic-s, 10, ll, IQ: Girls' Athletif- Vluh, 10. Sevrm-tary-Treasurer, Ronin 320, l2: Vive-l'r1-siilm-lit llnoni 30-l-, lil: llnme linnni Sevrelary, li. Nlillie has letl nur fuullrall l'll0l'I'S Thrnugli all three nf nur high sr-hmil years. FRANCES NIINTUN Franny Onnim-rr-ial Vluh, ll, 12: Safety Patrnl. ll, l2:Girls'.'Xtl1letir'f'll1ln, 10, IQ. Franny likes tennis anrl is very alnhitious. YYQ-'re sure shl-'ll Sllf'f't'0fl in what ever ahe- wishes. XYARRICN lf. Nll'l'Clll'ILL Texlcly Buys' Rifle Fluh, lil: lluusm- nf lla-ll-gates. 10: Thrift Chairman, llnnin 301-, ll. 'llc-clcly's unihilinn is ln lw :1 man with a 1-arc-er. Wie- know In-'ll 5llf'l'l'f'll wilhnul any fc-ar. li. WINSTON NIITIIIIELL Win flUllllll0l'I'lill Vluli, 12: Travk. lil, ll. lf: llresirlenl Ronin 320, IQ. Win wants to he a professimizil hfwkey playa-r But his love of sleeping may not get him there. JOHN NICIQENNA Nlac B. ll. N. .Yeiiwm li: Baseball, ll. When smnenne gives that hall a whack And itis a hrirnvr, it'll he Mar.-. ROBERT Ile-SAHARA lla: Bfiysi llifle Club, llll Ffifillnzill. lfl, ll. Life in the Army is swell. says Mari. There is plenty to flu anrl of Kl' new-r a lark. DAISY Nllil.l'll lliz lmtm lluln, lil. ll: Girl, Athletic' lluli, ll, li. lfaslietlmll, 10, ll, lf: Sflllillf ,lff'rfm1'r.v, li: Girls' lfielrl llnvkey, IU, ll, lf, fiaptain. 1-2: lf. ll. S. .You-N. lf. llmm- of llelz-gate-. ll, liz Treasurer, linnni 304, IU. Diz is an all rnnnrl spnrty gal lining lhingb :incl hc-ing :1 great pal. THEODORE MELLOR Teddy College Vlub. l1:Sciem-elflnh, lu. We all agree that Nlr. lla-llor ls really quite fl super ff-lla. SL., may DONALD Wi. NIUORE Don Vice-Presitleiit uf llonn- Room, 10. Don is hashfnl his frix-mls all know, But he sports a grin that see-ins to glow. YVILLIAH MORRIS Hill llousm- of llclegsitc-s, ll: l'lx1-c-ntix't- t'onnnit- tcm-, ll. Bill Morris isa larl who is snrc ln sin-1-on-il. Fora fl. l'. X. ht' has tht- qualitif-s hi-'Il nn-e-tl, MARY L0l'lSE MORSE Nlorsic Latin Club, IU, ll: .Xsscinlilic-s, llq .lz'gi.v, 12: Dramatic- Vlnll, 10, ll. 12: Drama Night, IU: :lrgix Awarcl, ll: Assistant liclitor ol' .-l0g11'.v1 At-rlilv, Latin fluli, 10. To Nlorsiv go lanrt-ls ol' we-ll-earned praise-, For work on tht- .ll'fl1i-Yillltl in our plays. RICHARD NIORSE Dick Raclio fflulm, 101 Sliclv Rule flllllr. l'l. Dim-kis holnliy is vlic-mistry ancl his ainlvition is t-iigim-vriiig. lYln-n progrc-ss is inarlv in industry, ol' Dir-k wc-'ll luv hearing. ' , 1 l I i 'WY ARNOLD M0l'L'l'0N Arniv llonsc ol' Dc-lvfats-s, ll: Urclivstra, IU: ga l rc-nr-h Vlnli. IQ: Sliclv Rule Vlulv. ll: National IIOIIUI' Srrvivly, ll. -X smart young fc-llow in B. ll. S. ln 1-ollt-go ho is snrt- to ln- a sue-1-oss. RICHARD MOULTON Dick Trzirk, Ill, ll: Latin fluli, ll. House ol llc-lvgatvs, ll. 12: Daskc-tlmall, 10, ll: hlanagvr lil. ll: All'llllll'I' ol' C'halnpionship Baskvtlvall Squail. 191-ll: Nrnfnr .lIl'lllU1il'N, l'Z. Dir-R will lw an viigim-c-r anrl liuiltl strut-tnri-s tall anrl gre-at. llis lmililingrs will onlrival i-vf-n the Hinpirv State. li E'I l'E M l' LL A L Y lh-l Latin Vlnlv. lll, ll: Girls' .Xtlilt-tiv Vluli, I-2: Girls' lfivlil llovkcy, IQ. .P .X flashing young gal who like-s to flanm-, v . . , , i ln the Xaxal NUFSIIIQ forps. slivs snrt- lu xirlvailiz-1-, 'LIIITRLEY MUNSICY Thurl Baton Sqnafl. ll. l-2. A happy-go-lucky gal who sports do please, Thurley will Certainly win Sllf'I't'SS with Gast- q :av 1 PRISCILLA NELSON Pussy Glee Club, 11, House ol' Delegates, IH: llrainatie Club, 10. College Club, ll. liven though she likes to sleep l'p the lailrler of sueeess she will leap. MARY O'BRIEN Teesi House of Delegates, 10' l,I'2llll2lll1'f,'ll1ll, lb, ll. If outsicle the rainclrops you flu see Then look about, for Teesie there will be. LILLIAN OYERBERG Lil Drum Klajorette, 10: Safety Patrol, 101 B. II. S. .Yau-.v, 12: Dramatic Club, 10, ll: College Club, ll: Room 305, President, Ill: Room 321, V Ilreasurer, 12. For thelf. H. N. .Yelrv she has been Xosey .lane . As a surgir-al nurse the top she will gain. CARL PAGE Clif llis ambition to be a marine has eoine true, .Xml we are eertain the best he will clo. 0 EARL MURPH Y Henry The Navy he wants, the Navy he'll get In all he'll suef-eerl, on that I'll bet. NORMAN NADEAL Norm Stageeraft Club, IU, ll, 12, ln dramaties he was all the rage. For every play he set the stage. ROSE NARDELLA Rosie Ilramatir- Club, 10, ll, 12: Rofnn 3505. Sevre- tary and Treasurer, ll. Her one ambition is to write a book. Nut like most girls who want to euuk. THEODORE NAI,-GLER Ted Slifle Rule Club, 12: Football, Ill, 12. To fly awav ancl hit the sky This handsome larl would like to try. -1351 CHARLES P.-Ulli Billy liven though ht' is nut vt-ry large iu siza- VVQ' are sure tu tht- tmp ut' tht- Navy lic- will rise. MARIE Inuit: Pauiv t'muiu4-rviail Vlulw llP,ll,l2: ltmnu 318. 51+- rt-tary. ll: Rnuiu321,51-1-re-lzlry lf. A fc-w yt-urs ll0llt'f' :is uflim' girl ytrll will au' Pzigiv with zu lmnk iu liuurl us lrusy :is :ilu-1-. TON Y PAGLIA l'ag Assvliilmlies IU, ll, .Xwsiatuut lfclitru' ul' thx' B.l l. S. .Yrzzzv 12: llruiuzitit-t'll1li ll. I-2: llruuuz Night ll, 12: Sminr .lfltlllfll-TN N: Stu- cle-ut Count-il lx. tl A n 1 . gl 'l V- U 11,2--l-V Pug is nftt-u st-eu with za pretty lass. JOHN PANZERO l'anzi Slirlv ltult- t'luli, ltr: l'liutm'i':1l't Fluli, ll. VK he-u Ill tht- t-orrulnrs, umst- you flitl hear .lnyous -loliuuy was vt-rtuiu to lm ucur. I I i i , i . i i Lf aff' 1 L 1 ,J ri 9 --,-. Fw ANllRl'1V' PAOLILLO Andy A liig we-ll-like-fl tl-llmv is .Xucly As:i!izivi:itimilm-1-l1ui1it'l1t ajimllriurly. IQLEANOR PAOLll.l,0 Al Vuiiiiiit-rc-izil Vluli, ll: Nz-uinr .llf'llltII'I'N. IQ. Hur lfle-ziiior Sfllllt' uflim- will In-glaul tnglvt. .ls :i att-imgraplivr slit-'s thc- In-st, I In-t. l'lllLONll'INA PAULINI Phil t'muiut-rr-izil Vlulm, ll, IQ: tilt-o t'luli, ltl, lu ht-r youth lm' i'll'lllylll4'lll to spnrts slit- clitl turu. Slit-'s at tlit- top zu an lmukt-t-pt-r wt- will soon lvuru. SUZANNE l'ARKlili Suzim llraluzitit- Vluln, ltl, ll: llll'C 3lSlll'0l'0ll ltumu 3lH, ll. lxx Suv smuorlziy will lmvt- muuy :1 limit, 4 :sei it .Xml :ill our wishvs art- that they stay :illmit l'1l,l'ifXNOR RUS,-KNIUND PERRY Hrp llrnnizitic- fllllli, Ill, ll: Uirl's Xtlils-tii'f'l1ilm, 12. ln tarp s sparc lllllt' :ittvi'ufh1-1- linllrs Slim- gm-s rnlli-r Sli1Itllljf1'Vl'!llllllllgfllll5llUXYl'l'u. IIELICN l'E'l'l'IRSON Pc-tc' llzlskvtlizill. IU, ll, l'Z1 Nr'n1'.'1r .ll1'mnir.v, I-I4 lluusc nt' llc-lm-gzitt-4, lil: Drziinzitir- Vlnli, lil, ll 12, 'l'rc-:islm-r, ll, f'nlI4-gv Vluli, Sw-rm 'trirx llg llmiin THQ, S0l'l'l'l3tl'.V, li: Vlziss Se-f-11-t'ir-x lf: SlP4'l2ll 54'l'X'il1' flrmllllllittvv, ltll ,lfflli-Y llrizv, ll. .Xn artist is mn' pri-ttv l'1-tv ln this V1-ry lnmk ln-i'ixxni'k yiiifll llll'1'l. NIXKY l'li'I'RONZl0 P01 llraiiiiiitiv flnli, l-2: Stnilvnt fitrllllvll, Ng Scnfnr ,lIf'lrmf1's, IQ: llunsi- nl' llc-ls-g':it4-s, llg Girls' Xtlllvtir- Vluli, IH, ll: llnslu-tlm:ill, IU, ll, li: l'ix1-1-iitivv Voliiiiiittm-1-. 123 .lvyfs Prizv, Ill, 121 54-viw-t:ii'y linnin IHS, Ill, Yir-f--l'ri-si- mli-nt llrmin Jlh, ll. ln i-vvrytliing elim- elm-s fwvi-ll ,Xnil :ill ln-r 4-lzissinutvs tlnnk slit- s swt-ll. Q BETTY PATCII film' fflulr, Ill, l'21fiirln.Xtl14'lr'ti1'fill1ln,ll,l'l. Sz-r'rf-tary, IZ. Soiiiwlsiy in Bnstnifs liiggi-st rflfim- Bvtty r u lvr tiinc- will spenfl: lutlil-lllzln-V0X4-f-lltivo4luti4-sul'tlii-ol'i'if'1- uill shi- lmvc- to ti-nfl. l R.XN1Il'1Sl'.Yl l'liN Fraimg. Latin Cluli, 115 Glee Vluli, 123 Ilfiu-e of Del- f-gntos 103 llrziiinitiwf'liili,l0,ll1Nwffnr fllfvf- mrs, l'Z. .Ks zu tm-:ivlie-r ul' I-'ri-iifli swim-claiy Flu-'ll In-lp lllilllf' :i stufln-nt un ln- Huy SXLLY l'l'IASl,lfl'f Sal lluinm- l'1f'UllUllllI'Nfilllll, ll, lf. Unv ut' tliv qnic-tvr purple nl' our l'l1lN' .Ks .i lluinm- lf:-niiuiiiir-s If-:ivln-r slit- will snrvllx' pans. RHIHARD l'ELl,l-l'l'll-lR Dick Trzlvli, 10, ll: llnllso nl' lim-lvgute-s. li .X happy go lur-ky tl-lliiw mlm nniy in-wr earn a rliine, But he-'ll km-p 1-x'1-ryrriiv happy :intl still linu- ll gmail tinic. v 5 X IDURUTIIY l'llll,l.ll'S Din Girls' .Xtlili-tiv Vlnli, IU, Il, H, .X littlm- girl, liut lull ul' pvp. lvitll :ill tln- spnrts slim- km-ps in stvp. l t40lL FERN PIIILPOT Shorty Draiuatie Vluh, ll. Five feet hlf1ll,llSlllCt'ZlS1'2lll lie, A head full of knowledge, has lfern, we'll agree. l,0l4lS PIC.-XRIELLO Tlinugh from work he likes in keep awz.5', l,ouie'll surprise us aucl make gmnl wine flay. ROCCO PINCIARO Rocky Stageeraft fluli, 103 Glen- flulr, IU, ll. Ile wants io loaf, he wauls In sleep. That kiml of Il lmy will always keep. P3 WILLIAM PINKERTON Pinky Stageeraft Club, 10, ll, 12: lla-ketliall. ll: B. II. N. Xeiiw, I-It Yin-e-Prefiileut, Rmiui 3-20, ll: Manager of North Slmre liasketliall f,lll1lIlllJl0llS, 194-Il. By htiving gym, l'iukv kee J4 iu 1- vii liti Ile wants in lie: : -- -1 . U Y f uL0Ru PISANI I clOI1lIllCI'Cl!ll Vluli, ll: .1eg1'.v, li. l .XII ofliee job she would desire, 4 Of shorthand work, she'll never tire. I I ROBERT PITTS Pitlsie llraiuatie Club, ll: Iluuse of Delegates, l 10. lf: Senior .lIl'HlfJI-I'-V, 12: Home Room Presialeut, ll, X'lC0-PI'CSlflGllt, 10. 12: Social Vmuuiitlee, 10, ll, IQ, lfliairuiaii, 12. Full nl' life is Pittsie ilear, A kiuil of chap you like an near. CHARLES POXYERS Charlie Pliotueraft Vlulx, ll, 12, Treafurer, 12: nys' Rifle Vlulv, lll. five him a lmat, a few stripew :mu his euaf, Xml to lvuele Sam his time hs-'ll flevute. DORA l'E'I'R0l..-X Ilmly f llraiuatie ffluli, ll: .Xuilulmu Vluli, ll, 12, Assistant Ser-reiarv, li: Home Rumi: Sevre- tary aucl Treasurer, ll. Through her ability to sew, 1 Dura will surely earn mu:-h -.ilOllgfll.N lrlll ,- vpn, 1,3 1 5 1 l I RITA PRUIQLX Hutch 1 Safety l':1tr11l, ll, lf: Girl-' .Xtlilf-tif-f'lul1, ' 111, 11, 12. Tllf.-y 111:1y 1':1ll lu-r lil,llI'll l111U 11 11,14 1l111--11 1 fit l'111' 1girl 111 hlllilft, illf'll l'1111 :1111l -111,-ln :1 1111. DORIS PROX ENIIHI-lR Shorty ' ,X111l11l11111 f,'l11l1, lf: S1'1'1111r .llf'VlIflf.fN. lf. l This 11c'w1'11111Qr's EI littli' l1.1ll 11l' firm.. Ut' 1l11111'i11g 111111 l1111xli11g flu- will 111-vertirff. ' x111R'1'11N 1'L'1un' 311111 b B11-vi Rifle f'l11l1, IU, ll. , : ' A t1':11l1- s1'l11111l lllilll, path-r11 lllllklllgl ut tl1:1t. 9 Q A 5 ll1-1l111w illis 111-ll, l1llI putx l11'11 tis 1111 r:1t.i' 11 A ' -s,.l 1 ' I 1 -. ji' V A 111111. Q1'1A1m' Q' Vi 1 ' B11yfKil'l1- f'lul1,ll, i Xl111'l1i111-5, l111xxli11g, 111111 l1il1q1'- - 'XX I 'I 'l'l11'se z11'1' lliv tl1i11g1- l11- l1k1-1. WILLIS QUINIBY Bill Sl:1g1'1'1':1fi f'llll1, Ill, ll, l!1T1':11'k, Ill, ll: ll1111s1-11l'lh-l1',1g:1l1-Q,l0'St111l1-111i'1111111'il, I-2. This Frc-1l.Ml:1i1'1-is11ow:1 tar .Xml 1l:1111'i11,1g' 111 Hlfllllgk' 11111'is :1l':11'. ISXIUSXIRX R.XfiKl.lFFlf lgillll' l7r:1111:1li1'f'l11l1,1l Girl! 1Xll1lcli1'f'l11l1, lll. I11-1-1-kl1-1l l:11'11 Igilfli is truly vcry g1'11111l, 'l'l1cki111l11I'gi1'l'x'1111lilu-i11:1l11111stz111yl:1111l. ,IUSICPIIINIC RXFFX .I11 f1l1'1- f llll1, lil, ll. ,X luthc l'lllllIk'I' nl li. lb. fy. .X V1-1'yg'11111l 11111-, l must c'llll.l'N5, RODNI KN R KINY ll,I,I'I Rod S2lliK'l,Y l':1l1'11l, ll. lil ll11l1sv 11f lk-l1-gallvr, l111Sli1l1' lllllt' cllllll, ll, li:11li11 f'l11l1. I-2. ,X j,Q't'IIlll'lllilll 111 4'X'K'l'j' XX'1l.Y XYZIN 11111' NXXl'l'l li111l 11'l111's Q11111- ziwziy. 1 4' 0 Nw-111 I1 '6 NANCY REA Nan Girls' Alhlc-lic' Clulr, lib. ll, 12: llousv of Delegates, 111 Uffic-0 Assistant, l'Z. Dark h'1ir. rlzirkcye-s,o11 thc rmul to Sll1'Q'l'SN, A gm 1 ll :1 lllllllllll, hy 1111511114-'s QIIUSS. PASCO REZZA Snloky Glen- fluh, ll, 12: Buys' Riflm- Flulv, lil. Takes life :is it 4-01111-Q. :mel wzitr-lu-s it gn, llc-'s happy-gn-llic-ky. :is all ul' us kimw. ALBERT RICCI Ric- Ricfs har k, wc- hc-nr, ix nurse' than his lvitv. For this sports loving lml wc- k11m1':1ll will-go right. B.-XRILXRA RICE Rivvy llu111:' l'11'llIl0Illlf'Sflllllb, IU: B:1fn11Sq11:1fl, IQ. ,X gre-:use-:11'111l-C' if Rim-y al B. T. S. llc-1':1111lwitirn1ililifv, I'll givf- you 11111-giicw. 'Q ff Lf I . 111 lsng . -ag, vm X li!!! ' ROBERT ROGERS Bob llfilllliitlf' Chili, 12: Dr:1111:1 Night, 10, 12' cc- Chili, IQ: ASS1'lIllJlil'S, ll, Iii llousc- of hl lim-lcgzites, IU, ll: Fire- Squzul, 121 Sovinl Vminiiiittec, 12: llo111c- Room PI't'Slll6'lll. 10, 12, Vive-Prcsimleiit, ll. l'pn11 ihc- stzigv ho is 2111 :ic-lor, Iii sm-1:1l him- hc- s SUIT' :1 1:11-tor. JAMES ROSS ,lilll Slide Rule flulv, 12. Buy him 21 hook :1111l he-'ll lic hzippy Expt-vizilly if the strn'y's siizippy. JAMES ROLMAS Bnzu 14:11 Urvlu-slrzn, 10, ll: l31'z1111:1iic- Vluln, ll: ruse nl' Ilvlc-gate-S, 121 Iifiwliiig, IU, Il, 12, ll: Vaptalii ut T1-41111 I. IQ. 1 .-Xt l10XYllIlg'.lllIl is quilt' :1 guy. NYT sc-t 'vm up: he 111:1kc-s 'vm Hy. BETTY RUSSELL Zack Girls' Aililetir- Clulr, 10. ll' Vlic-vr l,c-:ulc-r, ll. She-'ll lf-url the wrnrhl i11 vouiiiig yt-urs The way, in svlimil, shc- lml our 1-livers. 1 l - , x Q, . ' 'P' f -af nl 5, B .,. l ' Deli W H 'v 5. I f y' 'jf I 7 ffif 32' 1 . M i V? '-1' .' , f ,aie 1 QE-' 5 Yami .IOA Gun 1-2. N Axim,- dxf, E 'v ST. IIIL.-KIRIC lll0I'l'l2ll Lllllr, ll: llfillllillll' C lull, lil, ni:-0 :mel always nent, 1,11 ilu- go, slw 1-:lift lw lac-ul. HIT.-X ST. PIER RE fllH'l'0lll lin-nts Vluln, ll: Girl! .Xtlnll-tk' 1 DONALD Rl'SSl'ILl, Dun Nlml:-l.Xirpl1uw fflulx, 12113055 Rifle' Vlull, IU, ll. Dun want- tn work ulu-rw: the uirplum-. .my r . fu umkl-11ml hXlllC'lll2IllflI'lfl1 um' Nfllllf' flu x' WILLI XM RLASSlil,l, Bi Hamel, lll, ll: Nlurlvl ,Xlrpz ll lm flull l' Nlal-ic: 'vm :xml Hy 'I Ill i- mlm? lilll xx mf tp fl, Gin- the- xxurlfl NUlll1'tlllllH tlxntl won lfrfv :xml new. TERESA S XBBXTINI 'Il-rry l 'umm-rvml K lull. li. Dill yull 1-V1-rl'r'vln lmrc-rzv Nu null 'lllfl X l nu,-vi? NM-ll. fvrry I- lnkf- nm' :xml f-4411-1 ln- l.e-nt YOLANDA SABBATINI Linda Illrwc-I' NZIW ZIIIYHIIS rl lmlll zmfl NU lfru .X putll tu nnmt :my ' Q. dv' '57 fllulr, lil, lf: Girls' Fif-lfl llm-lu-y, ll, 12. fx I . U' X Nznry an wnrcl. lllllK't :xml shy, N1-vor in irmllvlc, my nlll my! ,J IHlQL'l'll.INlC S XNBURN .Iavkic lirzuuutir-f'luI, lil ll 1 v - lucky ws' fiml with m-vor zu murm- Iil'll4l,X tUll0HlI'IllY1llIt' 'flam- Q. N.,. am -audi lI.XliNll'II,K SXNTURU Nellie f'm11lm-rriznl Vlull, ll, l- l,I'2llllJIlll'llll1lb Q lu, ll. 5 f .X wrlle-r ul mturu-5 sln- wall lw, .Xml on :n lmuk hm'nun1wym1'lIs4-4-, Q X tlllng. Nlu- II -urvlv p.nu 1 ki' Y K Eli L l HH ig mmm' s1:1,mixNNix Hank If ' 'i ii W ' i ' -'wimw H ii V Basvliall, Ill l rmtlmall, ll. I' f,'u-f'ap- w tain, 12. Ilank may lic a were hit slmrt But for B. Il. S. lu-'s :lone a lot, , 43 1 P lf ANTIION Y SCIOLA Tony Tully :lm-als in lilac-k anrl white-, 7' Nvwspape-r xvurk, .vnu guessml it right D Ex if If JAMES Nl . SHEX ,lim f,'u11i11lcrc'ial Vlulv, ll: Vurre-nl lfvcnts Club, 10, A regular littlc ll-llnw XYOfUllll1l our .Inn tn lu- v .X wmull-rful disposition as all uf you 1-an sw-. fQ wll,Ll,nl slim In-My j E flllI'I'l'lltl'1X'0lltScllllll, IU, ll, l2.l'l1airinano l ll: Trask, 10, ll, 12: Ilouse of Deli-gates, lf, Yivf--l'resi1lc-lit. 12: .lfgll-V, 12: llmno Rmnn Prcsiclcilt, IU, Vic-e-President, ll: Sm-ial Q Coiliniittcc, 12: Bowling, 10, ll, 12. In sc-lwul to run was his illllllltltblll YY1' think hcfll be a politirian. V ,.,.,, ,-1. IQ ' 1 96 ?f 5.4 f 1 E l ii I 'E' . ,,...-M.-,X-- 'T -I -1 Bl-Il'l,.KIl SILLARS ,E llraniativ Vluli, lil, ll. I , . f lg!'IllZlll s trips f'0IlI'f'I'IlIUg lumks. , .Xmlalu-'s11-rtainly .X-I in limks. .Il Nl-I SILYERIO 4 Girls' Athletic- Clnlv, ll: Iluusv ul' Us-lc 1 gates, ll: flllCOI' Ixfailvr, ll: llraniaii1'l'lulr ' J 1-1. i' l Any lad would like tu spoon, If the girl in Illllltl were Juno. PATRHIIX SIM Pat Ulm- lflnli .Xvi-mlipanist, 1:31 .l1'yf.v, 12: Urclu-stra, lil, ll, 12: Draina Niglil, IU: Srninr ilIf'rn01'r.v, lf: Stuclvnl Svrvim' clflIlllllllll'f', IQ. l'fxw'i1tiVc- f'un1n1iitee, 10, ll. X Whvn the he-st tunes of all gn lu Farm-gic llall, Patty will lm llivre tu play lllvlll all. l1lIARl.l'IS li. SNIITH Buys' RiHcl'lul1, ll, 12. .Xt llfllllt' Slllllllt' is ill never lmiflv. fs- . . 'dw Ile- null tra vel lar 21 l wnle. 1451- Slllillll i an iv 1 ' 1 QRACE M. SMITH Gracie .' in Club, 11, 12: Assemblies, 1013. 11.51. .Ven-.w, 12: House of Delegates, 10, 12: Dramatic Vlub, 10, 11, 12, Ser-retary, 12: Senior Jlem- oirs, 12: Home Room Treasurer, 10. 11. No wonder she used to sing, With that sparkling diamond ring. GRACE T. SMITH Gracie T f'onJmerr-ial Vlub, 11. Vive-President, 11r irla' Athletif' Club, 10, 12: Dramatir' Club, :Raske-tball, 10, 11, 12: Faptain, 1:Z31lUHH: Room Sc-eretarv 10 11 A Un the tennis eourts. something to fee 1 I f 1 in lg, 1 tif' ,GS I I STUART SPEAR Herk Boys' Rifle Club, 10. Of girls he would be free. And so heill go to sea. YIRCINIA SPEAR Dramatic Vlub, 10: 301, 11. An aim has Ginny Spear For writing as her career. SAMYEL SPIRIDICLIUZZI Sam Radio Vlub, 10, 11: Rasebal1, 10, ll. Un baseball he will be A gre-at authority. ROBERT SPOUNER Spooky House of Delegates, 10: Boys' Rifle 103 Home Room President, ll. Bing may be my favorite crooner But I'd pass him for Mr. Spooner. ls Nlender little fwrav-le 1. ROBERT SMITH Smitty llouse nl lleli-,uati-5. 11: Football. 11. 12. Big 1'1o1iSllli1l1 is most polite lfven in a football fight. JUAN SUIYNIA Uarkie Glee Vlub, 10, 12: Girl-' .Xthletire Club, 11: Raton Squad, 11, 12. Darkie we find is ,lender and tall. Ready to help wllellever we f'a1l. '71, v,Ve '--- - .--gs. -. , ffff- ',i. 'i' 1 ' ii ' ' : : 1 ,X . 1 Ginny ,. gg, fo-President, Room ' Club, 1461 . -.. - ...- ,....--.-......,..-.-,--,,,,,.....--ff: - .-..,.. . . . . . , x I ig MALCo1,M sT,xNT1rx1, Nlal 3 ' I ln school he never said a word But in the Navy he'll be heard. WARREN STIQYENS Steve Conxnlereial Club, 125 Sargent :it Arms, 1-2. lle Shuns the girls, but likes to hunt, ln war he should be out in front. CLIFTON STORY Cliff Boys' Ritle Club, 10, ll, Secretary. ll, Football, 10. ll, 12g Tru:-li. llll Vive-l'resialent, Ronin 3-PZ, ltl. V In football, Cliff Would knot-k 'ern stitf. Nl.-XRY JEAN SKLLIYAN Sully i llrunlatic' Club, 10. Sully wants to he :I YY.XVl'l A sweet, little girl so young and bmve. fn, 79 l47l li f ' ' fa. ' , ' . ' . .il .fit Z. A .X -90' V , , 535- tal? 4 1 . i ' 4 O A 'Y GLORIA SYYANSOX Glory Current live-nts Club, ll: H, ll. S. X011-.v, 121 l,I'2llll2lllt'clll1ll, 101 Safety l':1trol, ltr, ll, 12, Sargent, 12: President.fltmmi TNQ, IU, Seeretury Ronin Iiltl, ll. lYe'Vt' stein Gloria! gn fwr, ln lllill sllzlrpy rt-tl var. IRVING TARLOW' Itchy Science Club, llg Slide Kult- Vlub, 12. ln future time wt-'re sure to bear 'lllmt ltclly is :ln engineer. TIHEODORE TERZAKIS 'lk-d A builder of airplanes he will beg The vountry neerls such nie-n ns ln-. NIARY THININIHR Commercial Vlub, 12. Mary wants to type :intl file. Slit-'ll soon be busy :ill the while. F ' 'F' ' ' M ' 'w ' -'wrfvwt' i Si 'Q 1 ,Lg 3 I -i 4 R vl 1 V8 'S v I. LUYCE WYAl,llRON Lnyr-iv l .'lf'gl,-Y, l'Z: Urvhvstrzi, lil, ll, lf: Srninr 4lf01unir.v, l'3Z Mille-gf-K'li1li. ll. , Tl1zil's our slmrpy iiursa- Imyf-Q-. Y Uf :ill girls she-X thf- 1-hfiim-. ii JAMES Wi.-KRD Jinx Trzu-k. IH, ll: Boys' Rifle' Vluli. Ill: llrzi- mzilic- Vluli, IU, ll. li. A .Mi zilnlniimi to lw in the Navy hurl Jim, Now lu- is fll'1'5NQ'fl in lrlllvr- sn trim. i IDUROTIIY WATSON Dot Girls ,Xflilvtiv 1 lull, Ill: XIK1'-I,f'l'!lKll'lll ul' llumn 329, ll. To lac- :ui irilvririr xlvwirailnr is her grvzih-sl flvsirv. VU- knmv she-'ll lu- that :incl go 1-von higher. YYILLIANI WEHBER ' Boys' lliflc- flulr, 10. A quit-l, 1-:isy-going fn-lluw ia Pe-lv: Asarmliolc'L'lli1i4'i:u1llvilllwllurrliulwzil. l48l JANE THOMPSON Jan Girls' Atlilvlifl Vluli, 10. ll: llmnv lfvnnn- mir-s fluli, lf. Scum-clziy wi' uri- r-1-rtain That Jam' Thr- liighvst IJHNlllflll in rlre-fs llt'NlHllllIff will ill iii: J 2 . JOSE? T051 Joe Urr-liealra. IH: Sr-ii-:iw filuli, ll: Baiivl, lil .-lfgzf-', li. In thc' Navy ai vim-:Av will lu- Juv. l'lx'eArylhilignlifi11l ii:n'iu:itinri ln- will kiimv. Al.l1Il'l YUGEL login' Girls- .Ul1lc'li4-filllli. lil. ll. li. Tn lar :1 M-c'rs'l:1rj'. .Xlirv luv uspirul: Hy Nitin- 1-mu-4-rin xh1-'- -iirv fri lim- liirml. DONALD NOG!-QL Donny Plmtnr-raft Vluli. IU: Xlmlel .Xirpluiw fflulw. li. lYitl1 his kiiniilwlgf- uf ziirplaiw- that he um mm' prufa-ss. Wilivli llvis in thf- wrxlir-en lie- uuilllt fn lm ai sllr'4'f's4. LOUISE WEBS'l'1'IR Lou Ilf 1 w v - 1 Glu- Cfluln, 12: Girls .Xllllc-tw flulv. 111 A ll1ll5l6I'0l' the piano, l,nu, Yi ICNID WICINIHCRG unc 154-onoinics Vlulm, 103 .ll'!jI'N, 12. ,ill may lic surv shc s never lvluv. Girls .xllllf'll!' fluln, 10: fHllllllt'l'l'lZll 1 lnli, 11' Drziinntif- flnlf, 12. Slim' wllnviljoys1lz1m'ing:ln4lspurlsnlanyliinil, 1Yill snrvly suiiuwlny llnppilu-ss finil. JOHN F. W'liN'l'Z1il,l, ,lack Glcv Cluli, 10, 12: .xSSPlIllllll'S, 10, 11, 12: - 1 Ilnnsv of llclegntcs, 10, llrxinnitic- I lull 1-1' N15 silt Ni' llrzinni Night. 10, li: Nvnfor .lIt1IIl0I'fN, 10, 12. qs- 1Ve :Irv certain .Inf-k will lic :1 slim-vc-ss l!0f'illlS0 3 JU! His znnlzition is tn lie half the- nmn his fnllu-r WHS . lIAR'l'llX NYlCS'l'NlORlil,XNlD We-stiv Glee Vlulp, Social K'nininitt0v, 1-2: Girls' .Xthlf-tic Fluln, 10, llrni nulic- f'luli, 11. 1Yvsliv has Cllosvli zi ilifl'vr0l1t Ym'zllinilx:1 cle-ntist's nurse slw' 1Ylwn you enter the l':u'v ynu'll se-0. C , ,.. ll lic. !lf'11llSlS nfflvv, lu-r smiling ,,.. .. .. 1 ,-, ww., l . 4 in ROBERT W'lll'1'1-XKER W'hit Banil, 10113. H. N. .xvl'll'-V, 12. .X real he-p i'll:ii'zu'lvr is the ff-llnw llll'lillil1llQ'4l Xvhil. 11? hope- tlml in Glenn Nlill9r's sux sm-linn hi- will sninclluv sit. MURIHL W'll1'l 1'l'1MORl'1 c'01l11llt'I'i'l1ll Vlulf, 121 Ronin 3251, S4-4-l'4-fury 11, 12. 111' know llinl slu-'ll ln- in gnml 1-lc-rival wnrkvr lie-r':il1sv ws' uri- pusitivm- that sho is nn sliirkvr. UOROTIIY WOOD llul 1 1 v v Glc-0 1 lnlv, 101 I nllc-go 1 lull, 11: Rnmn Ii-20, Sw-rc-tziry, 10. .X fun loving gal is lint: 111- sm- shi- likes sports ai Int. Rli'l'lI WOOIDRYRY Ruthie 4 Girls' .Xlllle-lic f'luli, 10, ll, '1'i'e-nsiirc-r, 10, l Girls' Fil-lil llm-lu--V, ll, 121 Sluilcnt f'ounc'il, E 10, 11, 121 llnnse- nl' llc-le-gailos, 103 Girls' Bnskvtlmll, 10, 11, 121 Ronin 329, l'r0siil4-nl, 113 l'1xw-i1livc- f'fnninitt1-s-, 1-21 Sncinl Vmn- niittm-, 10, 11. ' TfJS2l.1'SllQ'l1ilS2lS1Vt'll pc-rsnnznlity is the- truth, One' nl tln- lu-sl-iiailllre-il gals in llu- vlnss is Ruth. v v PATRICIA W'O0DYY'ARD Patty Dramatic Club, 10: Drama Night, IU, ll, 12: follege fluh, ll: House of Delegates, lo, ll, Hg Aegis, IQ: Room 329, President, 10. An ambition to do something different has Pat: A sueeess she will lie, wc-'re sure of that. ROBERT YORK A gay young fellow is Bobby E. ROBERT ALEXANDER Band, 1013. H. N. .Nll'lI'-V, IQ. An aerial gunner Nemo would lie, And exterminate some .Iaps for me. CIIARLES AXELROD Band, IU, ll: Ilouse of Delegates, 11:54-ieneef'luh, IQ' Slide Rule flulf. lf: Pliotoeraft fluff, 11. Saving money and money in the bank YYill make him an engineer of the highest rank. EQ YYILLIAM BRADY Buttsy wants to lie a suer-ess, hut he also likes to sleep. He never will he a s 11- ' -ss if he is always in slumlner deep. LE DONALD CRANDALL Radio Fluli, ll: Boys' Rifle Cluli, 10: Football, 12. Don will be a printer, the finest there is. YVe know he'll do well for he is a whiz. GLADYS DKIICCO llouse of Delegates, 12. Gladys will he a hair-dresser and make lovely curls For I'resident's wives and movie stars and many pretty girls E S'I'liI'IIIiN FORTUNATO Glee Club, 10, ll, 12: Ilouse of Delegates, ll. Always jolly, a fellow well met. I'nele Sanfs Navy enjoys him, I het. JOSEPH FRIEND Vurrent Events t'luh, 10, ll 3 Vic-e-President of Ilomeroom, IU, ll. .Ioe likes to travel, he also wants to fly. ' Vfhen he is a flyer, he'll travel in the sky. HARRY GREEN Ile's found a place at last to shine. In the army he fits fine. GYVENDOLYN IIARLIN Dramatic Vluh, 10, ll, I2 Gwenie enjoys people, and hair she likes to wa ve- She'll set many a style upon which people will gaze. JEAN IIUTIIIIINSON Ilutehy wants to work for defense and help the vietory- She will swing a monkey wreneh on the shift from eleven to three. JAM ES .IA NIESON With danee inusir- for his holiliy. Bob Band, lil. ll: Stageeraft tfluln li: Ilouse of Delegates, ll, li: Senior .'lIernoir.v, 12. Nemo Axel Buttsy Dun Joe Cwenie Hutchy Jinxmie Baseball, ll: House of Delegates, ll: Yiee-President of Senior Vlassg Executive Committee, ll: President of llomeroom, ll, 12. .limmie is going to he a salesman, but ofthe finest type- YYhen we hear about him years from now he'll be on top all right. 1-501 EN CURTIS JOHNSON L1 JACK MISNER Science Club, 10. PATRICIA L. MORSE LEO MURPHY lg ROBERT PELLEGRINI Throughout the night while storms do roar Ile helps the coast guard watch our shore. A sheet metal worker Jake will be- And help Una-lc Sam to victory. Pat likes to embroider for a hope chest she is filling, That means she'll get married if the gentleman is willing. In the Navy now, and what a row He-'ll give the Japs. House of Delegates, ll: Dramatic Club, 10, 113 Home Room President, ll, 112. rg ENIOR Y PERRY Bob wants to travel and see the world over, From Singapore to the Cliffs of Dover. Latin Club, 10. Pharmacist's mate in the Navy. EUNICE PERUSSE If this boy's story you would tell, He mixes pills to keep 'em well. Dramatic Club U ll ll. , 1 , . BARBARA ROGERS Girls' Athletic Club, 10. liunie has chosen a creative ambition. ive know she'll make a wonderful beautieian. Barb has a hobby of drawing, and likes ice skating, too, But she has a horror ol' house-work, a thing she will not do. 4511- ,lake Pat Bob Eu nie Barb Senior Class History This has certainly been an exciting and an eventful year for any Senior Class. ive started out with about 300 Seniors and the count taken again this April showed that there were only Q50 of us left. This means that about l6f7Q of our number are now serving Pncle Sam. Maiiy' other changes have been made in school life this year due to the calamity across that vast expense of water. New war subjects have been added. Courses have been changed. And even the atmosphere about the school is far more tense and exciting. At the half year the Senior Boys were given an opportunity to alter their course in favor of a war-time class. Some kept their regular curriculum but added the new war subjects thus circulating all of their studies and study periods. It was at the half year also that all the boys of 17 years of age or older were required to take five periods of physical education a week. About the only thing that changed for the girls was the ever growing decrease of boys in their classes. Toward the latter part of the year, that is about the mid lle of the third quarter, another new war program was introduced into Beverly High. This was the nation wide Victory Corps. Other than these added activities the Senior Class also went through its regular routine of electing oflicers, joining in the Drama Night Competition, giving a Class play, having its socials. and competing in the various sports. As to our Class officers who had a great responsibility on their shoulders we elected as presi- dent, VVilbur Hardy. As our vice-president we chose James Jameson. To be our secretary we elected Patricia Churchley. And for the class treasurer we voted for Hosamond Cole. The members of our Student Council had a great many important matters to decide upon this year. They have been about the most active council that we have had for a few years. The president of this select group, George Little, deserves much credit for his tact and initiative shown while in this responsible position. It makes the class feel as if they could not have elected a person any more suited for this office than he. Other senior members of the council who have served nobly are Nancy Hill, who is secretary: Lionel Belanger, and VVilbur Hardy. Yvillis Quimby and Stephen Fortunato are two of the many that have left school. llary Pet- ronzi o was elected to complete the unexpired term of Stephen Fortunato. Another group of Seniors who make a lot of decisions for the SeniorClass are the members of the Executive Committee. Ruth VVoodbury is chairman of this committee. The other members are VVillis Quimby. llary Petronzio, Yvilliam lNIorris, and Nlartin Kelly. The Student Service Committee is a group of students who unfortunately are hardly ever thought of after being elected by their classmates, yet they do a lot of work and really deserve much credit. The students in this group are Patricia VVoodward, Chairman: Robert York, Patricia Sim, and Nancy Dimond. So far this year we have had one Social and it was a very successful one. This lone Social was sponsored by the Senior Class. The Social Committee consists of Eileen Irving, as chairman: Robert Rogers. Cynthia Knight. Helen Cleveland. Kenneth Kinsman, Kenneth Clapp, and Robert Pitts. This year our Class for the third time competed in the Drama Night contest. VVe presented a humorous heart-warming drama with a cheerful Christmas setting. For the second consecutive year the gold medal for the best acting was most deservedly awarded to Patricia Yvoodward. Une of the traditional events of B. H. S. Senior Classes is the Class Play. Although this has not been put on up to the date of this write up, we feel confident that their production, Salad Days, will be well presented. Except for sports and extra curriculum activities which are coveredspecifieally in other sections of this book this completes the activities participated in by mem- bers of the Senior Class of 1943. 1521 Senior Play 4 v 3 5, 5 . ' 5 Q i 3- h E V' S 4 I NANVY HAMMOND JIMMY PARKER MRS. PARKER PETFR HAMMOND MRS. HAMMOND MR. HAMMOND . VLEMENTI N E SYLYIA L AD D A Cast tml! Rosainmidc Volc- Kcnnctli Kinsman .. , Yirgiiiia, Bowles Us-urgv Little Franc-cfs Patteii Frwl from-11 Patricia VYomtvvarcl Junv Silvt-rio Looking Back It doesn't take too great a strain on the powers of reminiscence to look back to the years when we were the undergrads. We can recall how lowly we felt then before the high and cocky seniors who seemed always to be walking around with their chests out and their noses up in the air. VVhile we kept out of their way, we watched the slow but ever encouraging progress of our own humble class. We were indeed grateful that we were gifted with such an energetic, diligent, but patient Vlass llother, as 1IissTasker, to steer us through our trials. r Phe leaders that we had were also a credit to their classmates. In our Sopho- more year, when everything seemed to be in a turmoil, we chose some leaders. ive elected Nancy Hill as our president and to assist her we chose Daniel Kelleher as vice-president. Fynthia Knight as secretary, and Berverle Hull as our class treasurer. With the help and example of our leaders it did not take us long to get into the swing of things. Dur contribution to Drama Night competition was a lively, fast moving, and humorous play called Elmer. The much talented cast consisted of Nancy Hill, Kenneth Kinsman. Patricia Yvoodward, llary Louise Blorse. Rosa- mond Vole, Patricia Sim, Dorothy Dodge, .lack tventzell, and Robert Rogers. Kenneth Kinsman walked away with a well deserved gold pin for being the best actor in that presentation. Toward the end of our Sophomore year we again chose some more leaders to represent us in the Student Vouncil. These were Daniel Kelleher, George Little, Lionel lielanger, Allan Lawson, Ruth Yvoodbury and Nancy Hill. During all this time we were beginning to feel more and more at home at B. H. S. W'hen we entered our Junior year. we still had the feeling of inferiority to our upper classmen, but it was not so intense. This year we again competed in Drama .Yiglzf and presented a colorful play with a beautiful Dutch setting. The Juniors who took a part in this play were: Kenneth Kinsman, Tony Paglia, George Little, Hlartin Kelley , Patricia YYoodward, and Dorothy Dodge. Patty YYoodward received the gold pin this year for her excellent portrayal of Gretchen, a quaint little Dutch girl. For our Vlass Officers during our Junior year we elected Daniel Kelleher, president: George Little, vice-president: Helen Peterson, secretary: and for the second consecutive year we elected Beverle Hull as the class treasurer. They all performed their duties well and with the utmost responsibility and more than deserve any praise that might be given them. As it came closer and closer to the end of the Junior year we felt more and more in place at H. H. S. ive were beginning to understand now why the Seniors felt the way that they did. In fact we were beginning to feel that way ourselves. Now we are at last Seniors and it is really a grand feeling that will be remembered for a long time. t-Hi Senior Drama Night Presentation 1'IIRIS'l'MAS THIMMIXGS fast FIRST BI'RGl,AH Martin Kc-lly SEVUXD Bl'HGLAli Tony Paglia FNVLE JUF BIf'Kl 0HD. Kcnm-th Kinsman AYNT KATE BIVKFURD, , Patricia Woodward MHS. JEFFERSON P. SAVNUERS. He-lain Vlovclaml ETHEL SAUNDICRS Arlinc Gray BARBARA SHIELDS , Patricia f'liurc'l1l0y NIR. JEIPFERSUN P. SAI'NlDFRS .lack Wontzcll JEPTY SAVNIDICHS Ruin-rt Rogcrs DEBORAH MUSIJCY H Shirlvy Jones JI 55 It G ,ff 1' X. f 1, fi yf V x W Qfdf '? X ' f Eff-gif, if fl: Q ZR In M665 UNDERGRADUATES History of the Junior Class In 194-l, we, the graduating class of '4-4-, began a very enjoyable and successful sophomore year, which left many pleasant memories. During the first quarter of our first year, we elected for our Sophomore officers: Pf6.?I'If6lIf, VVilliam llercaldi Secretary, Nancy Hord Vice-Pre.s'z'cle11f, Allen Elliot TTKG!-S'lll'F7', Polly Parker When Drama Night came, we submitted the winning play. Blake Room For Rodney, The cast was as follows: Richard Lawrence Geraldine Snell Lillian Horne Falvin Perkins Gordon Hamilton Sumner Peabody IYilberta Bunker Richard Lawrence merited the gold pin for the best acting in the play in which he portrayed the leading role of Rodney. Many sophomore boys and girls were prominent in the various sports offered at Beverly High. VVhen summer came and ended our activities for a time. we were all a bit sorry. but we looked forward to an equally enjoyable junior year. The school year of '42-'4-3 began a trifle confused, for the shadow of war had en- tered our studies. As thc year progressed. we made the acquaintance of several courses in the VVar Program and later many of us became active in Victory Forps. As our first duty, we elected our Junior class officers: Presiflelzf, Vtiilliam NIercaldi Secrelary, Jane Howarth IIIUFU-PfF.9I'fll'Ilf, Allen Elliot Treasurer, Nancy Hord In the annual Drama Night Vompetition, our play won the banner for the sec- ond consecutive year. This time Bessie Tibbets won the gold pin for her wonderful acting. As before, the boys and girls of B.H.S. '44 excelled in sports. The outstanding boys in basketball were Douglas Vram, Paul Harrington, Howard Keech, Robert 3ICM3h0Il, Norman Sciamanna, and Richard Shea. In football, we had our representatives too. with IValdo Harlow, Paul Harring- ton, Robert Hathaway, Allen Elliot, Phillip Carr, and Donald Farr. The girls interested in basketball were Elinor Fielding, 1Iuriel lluir. lIary Reid. May Gorman, and Helen Swanson. In addition, several girls played field hock- ev and we were well represented with Elinor Fielding, Nancy Hord, 1Iuriel lluir, ' 'ay Gorman, Mary Bernasconi, and June Donnelly doing a fine job on the field. NIembers of the Student f'ouncil, who served us well were Natalie Cole, Gordon Hamilton, Mabel Him, Nancy Hord, Jane Howarth, and llartha Tucker. They car- ried on into the senior year. During the fifth week of the fourth quarter. two more members were elected to serve with these six. VVe are proud of Harold Foote, James Kearney, James Odell, Arthur Kluge, John Ross, Edward lVIartin, Albert Loranger, Thomas Vfickers, and Arthur Hard- ing, who have answered the call of their country and entered the service. The class of '4-4 is looking forward to a senior year as interesting and busy as ourjunior and sophomore years. By Ruth Glover if-58 I Junior Drama Night Presentation I 1 A' W L ., - ' M---2 'I' H E G H UST Il I' N 'I' Ii li S Cast BOB ..,, R ic-hard Lawrm-uve MARUGH . at Bessie Tibbctts BUNNY A Anita l'1-rrotta HOINIER ivillianl Morgan TIINI HENNESSEY . . r .-Xrlcn Voim THE GHOST Ai,YVallaCc Bruce iwilliam Nlorvalrii -I 59 lf- History of the Sophomore Class September 9, 19-1-2 dawned rainy and dull as we ventured into the halls and class rooms of B.H.S. In the annals of Beverly High , there could never have been a more pathetic group of sophomores. Corridors, punctuated by doors, stretched for yards in every direction, and there the annual tussel with lockers began, causing a hum of exasperation to hover over the school. At first we were shy and awkward in our new surroundings, but soon home room officers and members of the House of Delegates were elected, clubs were organ- ized, and we were finally recognized by our fellow students and the faculty as a help- ful link in the well-run machinery of this grand school. The war came close to us. Because of preparations for rationing and Victory f'orps organization, we were the orphans of Beverly High without officers or faculty adviser until late in the third quarter, but we soon developed initiative and self- reliance. A large number of our class entered the trade School and studied printing, auto mechanics, and sheet metal. ive are proud of Wlilbur Surles, Tom Ward, and Emerson lYright, who put away their hooks and joined the armed forces. Our first introduction to high school entertainment was a social in the gym. Although, as sophomores, we did not have an opportuity to have a dance of our own, we immensely enjoyed the entertainment offered by the upper classmen. Drama Night was an addition to our class high lights when the sophomores produced a hilarious comedy entitled Elmer and the Leveling. The prize for the best acting was awarded to lvilliam Floyd. Although we did not succeed in winning the banner, we gave the seniors and juniors some stiff competition and the audience a good many laughs. Our football season was soon under way. To the Second Team the sophomores contributed: Robert Pelonzi, who saw action as a substitute for Paul Ambrefel William Kelly, Ralph Lewis, Dave Trefry. Joseph Hirschhorn. Other sophomores, Clifford Roby, John Farr, lNIichael Pisani, Thomas Quinn, and Dennis Shea. provid- ed heax y practice opposition. Finally the basketball season popped its head around the corner, and our lone representative on the Boys' First Team, fllifford Roby, sprang into the spot light. Dennis Shea and Eugene La llontagne showed speed and playing ability on the Second Team. Un our Track Team were: Robert Benjamin, John Hilton. James llitchell. Kent Rudkin, Donald Richardson, Richard Burr, and Edward Sullivan. Promising players on the Girls Basketball Team were: Blargaret Walton. Louise Fielding, Lorraine Andersen, Eleanor Ricci. Annette St. Pierre. Frances Bonjorno. A capable group of girls represented the sophomores on the Girls Field Hockey Team. They were: llargaret VValton, Sally Ann Vohn. Naomi Berman. Joan Lindberg, Annette St. Pierre, Louise Fielding. Frances Bonjorno. and Blanche Dodge. Thus we are striving towards better education for a lasting peace and a crowning Victory. never knowing what lies beyond the horizon. By .lliss Plzinney's tlzird period Erzglislz l 'lass 4601 Sophomore Drama Night Presentation I-1I,BIl,h .XRD 'l'Hlu I.0XhliI'G .IANIIQ C'OI,l,IIzll JEANNIIC f'0I,l,Il',R SYSAN FANNIIC BI Ll,l'f. IQLMICR, . , WANNA FAYIC . A .. WINXIE l,I'KI'1 LAWSON HI'BliR'l' .,...A, , A MII.l,IK'lCN'l' IIXRR V121 'IL Cas! imp Bm'ha1ra Iimkf-Il Juno lirutc-his l'jilSlilIll2lI'i0 Shva, lhyllis W4-lmber A Xvilliillll lfluyd fiwcmlnlyn I,com1r4l Iucilv Hove Sully McKay l':1lXY2iI'4l fllunk XYQIFFCII Griffiths Nlaryloll liuvklvy RiCll2lI'1l Burr 4? inf sang NN T fx 6 ml' 1 -',.,--- C 'i - ,, X1 1 p 1 I I V My XT! Q, ff i4 9 1 1 i5 WN r liz? W 'WZ WM LCC ji en N -ll fu l U3 2 es F O SC U 64- 4 L 2 4 I Q f Q.. , - 5 X - - -. 2 L lx - -Q v 4 A .-. if f 7 A v .1 -1 'Z 1. A 5 I 5 - A w -N -x k- Z L. sl 4 L -.- 4 A vlu ry R L 5 f ,- A Z ..f A V A4 1 A -v .- 4 9 , A fv- 1 s. Z Y X ly I L L A -S I x v -N - -. Student Council 5 cl I 9 Spormr-1I1SS ELIZABETH M. XYHALEN I'1'.:'sz'1le11f-5-Grzoncsi.: LI'l'TLI'. 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JUHN Presif1e11f ,Xm:L1': IDINARI O IYI.l'F-I,I'f'NI.l1l'IIf 'i-IKAN FANNUN .Sf'I'I'f'fIll'.Ij mul Tre'1s11rf'r Bl-:TTY f'lI.xLxIr3Rs Svrgeunf-ul-.Irr1:.x NnR31AN ADAMS Slide Rule Club 1 . Spumwnr- Miss Hl'1Ll'lN HETT JI 72 I AUdUbOl'l ff it-,ff '9 hlufgru, 455'3,,f. ifwrgfhiy f'6FliK , , M4 'Nik s1,f4,,,4 SlNlIl.WIf yIISS A111111-3 HflISIiS I'rf'.vizlf'11f BARBARA Sl'1,L1vAN I'I-IT-Ijfl'-9I.!lf'lIf-HKJLIYli Encsrzwmm Nn'r1'fury .XL1r'r: STANIJLEY TI'l'!ISIll'I'l BARBARA XYALIDIE Science Club -VPrnz.mr BIR. RICHARD A, PRHSTUN 1,I'l'.S'I'llFIlf 'IxliEUIJOHI-I Fuwugx I'IC'F-Pff.?I.llF7lf''PAVL LEFTIN Sl'l'I'!'flII'.Ij4I,ANIPII, 'l'owrpu imp La Societe Francaise Spfm.vnr '- Miss ICRNA xYUI.l lC 1,l'f'.S'1'Ilt'Ilf' XANM' IIVRD I'hw'-I'rv.w1'1l1-:ff NI.xR'ru.x 'I'l'f'Kr-:R Fw-rf'Iury N.xTAxL1+g VULI-3 Trwr1surf'r ,Xuxrcs ISN-.Nl-is Home Economics Club SIIHIISIH' Miss Rlwru II1aNNlcs.xH I'rf'.s-1'rlc11f ' fiRAN: i'Lm'h Nl'f'H'flll'llj Jen' Nl.xHSH.xI,I, Tl'l'l!SIIl't'I' DuRoTHY HRQWN 1 74 f Visual Education in in F '-b 'fb' val V71 Np.vf1.s-.'1r BIR. Bmw-3 B. XYALTUN J1f1ur1gf'r .IfmN W11,soN .l.v.w'.s1f1111I Jlm1ugf'r .luslzlfli ,Xc'r'm1ANno Debating Club Sf71Ill.S'UI' HR. l,1f3l': .IAMIQSUN l'r1'.s-hlmf Cfxlxlx l'rp1e141xs I me-I'rz'.wlf'11f IQAYMHNIJ SMITH Nf'f'I'l'fIll'.I1 GIUNIJYS Ilmwrcrx TI't 'I.S'III'l'l' I'm'1,1,1s W1-:nm-:R wr .2 -u E -u Ch l H nw n 461- l'I R R Y V I-n A rv- - f'.v1'rlf'11I l'r 'IRSULU r 11 . 5: .4 A . I I u-1 4 x - - Z - x A - 5 T L li l'ssr:1.1, P- P 5 AA - P. A 'C 'I' - a S- Y.. fl l 11411,n1Nu NUI! l'l1.1 nl l '1'f'a'-l'1'1's1'fl1' .le ,sux 4 Nl Tl'a'uxul'e'r MOAZI PIBDC Q. 'tg 1' ' It ' - '- .- Spmmor- MH. PHILLIP BI. Ilumarp l,l'l'.S'I-llf'IIf' 'XYII.I.I.XM XIUIHLXN I'17-v-P1'r's1'1lmi ICDWARD BYRNI-3 Sl'l'I'FfllI Ij mul Tl'I'll.S'lll'f'I '.XNDRPHY 'l'l-LHZAKI Senior First Aid Group r .udp 111.911-11.f-1- NNN ICLINUH II14:fAm1AxN I 77 P B.H.S. At WAR QD' 'lui N I v V 3 1 w ' Auf rw, Mau m, muy A - 'T 'ja L 4 .- 1 Z. I P. 1, ... ... 'ji v 'Q E -jr vl- sv Y- sr gl 'gr N., P. s... L sv -1. -. N- 1 5 Z L Q R-1 -v ., Z I. P. Z L' 4 2 fl Z .L ... : .Z 1 n EL A : .L .. -, L . n Q E Z., I T mt? 1-xc 4:--1 T31- .1577 --1, Ii ..:g .255 11' --.lf IK: -, A Ll- L... t.,-A '-:. i.:-: LVYZ : Q.: F- ,if .P 5 I L..-E 912-L TFT: 5'5- :int ' z... : vig.. zzvk ::' :N-ZA 3.2--L 94 -'K - .-:L :-:Sli Ay I'-ff, J :'.. '-:vu :IZ ' I-JZ 7::.12L :ru- :SC I 7gL'x, ':L ,-..-- -sg-a 4:LI :E-L' :s-,x ...:,.s ,'u-.-3,3 V-eva' Football Co-C'apfa'z'n - HENRY SIIAAIANNA l'ocu'h a- MR. NIvHoLAs Monms f'o-l'aptrH'n - PAH, .XMRRILFI-: llUll1'lI R MR. JOHN VARR A small hut scrappy football squad, led by its two dynamic co-captains, Henry Seiamanna and Paul Anihrefe, and under the tutelage of its great coaches Nick llorris and John Carr, Illilllk' an excellent showing this season, winning five and tieing one of its nine-game schedule, completing its year by defeating itstraditional Turkey Day rivals from across the hridge - Salem. The lettermen are as follows 1 PAUL AMRRIQI-'IZ R031-:RT f'AI1PIsI:LL PHILIP CARR GFIDO Prof-o JOSEPH Ftoeo Josi-:PH C'IcLI:NTANo .XLLICN ELLIOTT DIJNI-XLD CRANDALL RoRI:RT SMITH BIARTIN lil-ILLY lv,-KLIJU PIARLONV RoIsI:RT HATHAWAI' PAt'L I'IARRINGTON WINSTIJN NAt'c:I.HR THI:oIIoRI: NAI'fiLPZR HENRY SCIAMANNA CLIFTON SToRI' SCH!-JDULIQ AND RI-:SI'LTs Bererly l,1I1'l.1lf'IlfS 6 Danvers 0 6 Saugus 20 12 English 0 13 Peabody 13 IQ Amesbury 0 7 Gloucester 6 6 Lawrence 7 6 Nlarhlehead 13 7 Salem 0 Tofu! 75 59 IMI Baslcetlaall ' V i 1 ' I 5, ' '-,,- - ' 42... Abs.-.1-x.u ' ' ' -Q .4 '.. -- , L,..,..,..... -4. ...,-, . . M M V -,.,,. . ..,.,. .,,..,x, ,,.M,.-.VM 1... -,,, J- -f ' f l fans ,affr afi i +4 ,- we - 9 8.1 Firx! I1lUIl 1Yllll2llIl Bradley, Holm-rl Nlfxliilltlll. Dania-l Kc-lll-liar, lluward Kc-ec f'll2lI'l0S llallzis, Nlanage-r. Srwnzul lfrnrfi'lllinl1ias lludlcin, llfillfll. llivliard Slim. Clifford Holly. Paul Harrington l'apfm'n aaa IMNIIQI. Kr:1,Lr:nr:H Vmmli aa NIR. 'lxnmus RL unix Lcd by t.l10lI' only vet.:-rail. Vaptain Daniel Kc-llelier. this yvar's y0llI1glJ3N1xil ball squad had a fair sm-axon 'winriing six of thc-ir sclu-dnled fmirtc-on games. Sl'l1l'.IJl'LE ANU Lynn flassical Pcalmdy l,awr4-nc-0 Lynn Ellglisli Glmiccstx-r Havcrhill Lynn Flassical Peabody Lawrvncc Lynn English Gluuvvstvr Salem Salem Havvrliill MQ'11fI3,hOI1 Kellchcr Harrington Koech Shea Roby Bradley R1-ISVLTS Beverly Uppm1f'nf.w 30 5-1- 38 19 -H 16 Q0 25 Q5 19 16 Q3 25 42 4-6 36 37 24 20 30 56 24 25 39 25 37 28 39 Total 435 427 PLAY!-1R's sr'0R1Nu Gainzes Poi n fs 14 141 14 91 14 67 14 61 14 37 10 36 ll 6 1891 Bowling . , . , i I , it . . 4 . , . . . . , - , r ' l . ' 1 , 1 2 a HO' I 11r.vI lfUIl 'xYllll2llll Smith, Nlilton llaimilloii, lloss Rolierls, lhlxxiii lliieley, William Slezi, Ralph Res-fl, tiillnert Xnclenu. Seeonrl lf0ll 'IllK'llJll'li lmwreiiee, .Xrtliur lleynolcls, Kllll lluillxiii, Wiillairwl lfwles, lfrnee llolmertson, -losepli .M-eomalmlo, f'liH'or4l Strout, -lziliies Stneey. Hlnm.vorSS-MR. l,ANlliI. XIAVINNIS 1,l'f'S'I-l,l'IIf'-HIHYIN l,lNl'1I.l'LY liaeh week this group of lxoys enjoyerl am alternooii ot' keen eompetitionfut the Yoimg Mens flllI'lStl2lIl -Xssoeiation li0SYlllljQ Alleys. The team stzuulings aml eueh imlivi4luz1l's averages were reeorcleil. :mtl prizes were awzmlewl to the winners.- T r: A M 1 'r li A M Ill .lim liozo lioumas, lkzpffzin Benny Bane, I'uptu1'n Bill Shorty Smith Ralph Red Reefl Bill Dewey Shea .Xrt Reynolfls Gilly Frenehy Xzulezui Vlill Strout Ross Rolierts liruee Robertson T iz A xi ll Wixxixu 'I'i3.ni 'V i1:.x xi IV Hmltlie Dimples Dim-ley, l'npfm'n Bill Estes, Vlljlffllill David lnmt Bill Stacey Kent Huflkin Holm Smith NIilt Hamilton Earle l3ro.vny Brown Jim IM-Tour Dick l,z1'.vrenee The imliviiluzil prizes were anwzmletl to the following boys: High Single 'Bill Estes, 123 High Triplef -tl'l1l4lie Dineley, 316 High .l1'f'rngf- liclflie Dineley, 9.3 ilsfzf Cross Country S I-W1 if ' Q i i t 1 1 3 1 LJ I 5 V52 f ' . 1,1 3: 4 I I A513 .V 1' 1' ' l o - 32 f e. e . 4.g f 9- 2 . i ltr, Q l 1'r.wt Row-.lolin Hilton, VVinston Mitt-hell, Paul Ferriero. l'upluin, Allan Mac-Donald, Donald Richardson. Sn'0nr1Hou'-John Vronihie, James Mc-lilroy, Thomas Rudkin, fmzch, Kent Ruclkin, Fred Marc-os. Ct'rzptfri11Wl'AI'L FERR11-:Ro Pom-I1-BIB. THOMAS RFDKIN Due to war eonmlitions this year's fross Fountry team had only two meets. In an eleven team State meet they finished fifth, and against Concord they lost 39 to 941. 'l84l Traclc E .E 1 4 .33 First Hou'-.lailnes Nlitchell, John Hilton, Vvinston Nlitchell, Illlllfillill, Paul Fcrriero. Allan Mac-Donald, Donald Richardson. Secmzd Hou'-Douglas Nelson. John Froinliie, -lzunes Ntclilroy, 'llhonnis Rurlkin, FIIUCII, Kent Rurlkin, VVilli:iIn Baker, Fred Blair:-os. Third Ron'-Thonias Stokes, Richard Stentifortl, VYzillace Bruce, hvllllillll Nlercsildi, Richard Moulton. Vfiptain-NY1NsToN BI1Tc'ni:LL ' Four-l1eMR. Tnorsus RVDKIN This year's team was composed mostly of Juniors and Sophomores. Like many other schools the squad was reclucecl hy enlistments and the scheclule sutferecl in the number of meets clue to war regulations. One of the outstanding performances of the season was that of Allan Blac- Donald. At the Essex Vounty Hleet.. run as one class this year. he hrokc hoth A and B Vlass recorcls for the mile hy turning in a clockingof-1-147. SFIIPI1 ule North Shore at Gloucester First--Beverly 4-9 pts. Three teams Second--Gloucester 34 pts. Third--Lawrence Q6 pts. Gloucester lllualj Gloucester 41 Beverly 35 Essex f'ountyMat Lawrence First-Lawrence 33 y, Seven teams Second-Lynn English 32 32 Third--Beverly 31 M FourtheGloucester 8 -1851 irls' Baslcetlaa l l fr.vf Ron-, left in righf-Ruth Woodbury, Patricia Churchley, Elinor Fielding, Grace T. Smith, Daisy Melei, lfleanor lidwards, Mary Petronzio. Sffconrl lfou'-Miss Pauline Tersolo, llelen Swanson, Muriel Muir, Norma llilyard. Mary Gorman, llelen Peterson, Peggy lYalton, June Silverio, Manager. Thirrl lf0ll'Y.xllllt'lt0 St. Pierre, Barbara Ric-ker, Louise Fielding, Frances Boenorno, Har-i' Reid, Lorraine Anderson flOAC'H 3IlSS I'Al'L1Ni': ,Tll'IRSOL0 fl.XPT.kIN'GR.ACE T. SMITH BIANAGHR-.It'Ni: SILVI-LRIO Due to the difficulties of transportation, many schools have not carried on their programs this year. Vonsequently, it was possible to arrange only two ganzes, both of wlnch were played with Klanchester. .ll mzclzesfer Bercrly First Team Q5 Q3 Second Team IQ 24 First Team Q-I Q8 Second Team 18 23 A basketball play day was held in Salem during the season for the purpose of keeping alive the interest of girls' basketball throughout the schools of the North Shore. The participants were Beverly, llanvers. 1Iarblehead. Swampscott, and Salem. The officials were Salem students. After a game of round-robin. a luncheon was served. followed by dancing. qsfsf Girls' Field Hockey First lfolr, lfjff fo rfghlghliss Pauline Tersolo, Sally Ann flohn, lilinor Fielding, Daisy Nlelei Eleanor Edwards, Muriel Muir, .Xrline Gray. Nffeonrl Rflll'-Nilllllli Berman, Marie Lindberg, Phyllis Norton, Mary fiornian, Frances Bon- jorno, Peggy lYalton. Barbara Low, Ruth Woodbury. Phyllis Vfebber, Manager. Third Hou'-.lune Donnelly, Annette St. Pierre, Nancy llord, Rita St. Pierre, Louise Fielding. Lillian llorne, .loan Lindberg, Blanche Dodge. l'nzu'.'1e elfiss EVA Tr:Ac:i'i-: I'uplu1'ns-I7A1sY BIr31,r11 ,lIl1I1ll.'1l'I 'JI7Nl-1 SILYI-ZHIO North Shure lillllllffjl Day Hererly 5 Q 2 , 0 Du ll vers Beverly 3 l .lla Il eh mf ff lm' err rl y 2 5 2 l This year's Field Hockey Squad was hindered by the present war which made it difficult to obtain opponents and transportation. Nevertheless, our most capable coach, Miss Teague, made it possible for us to participate in a few games with North Shore Country Day School, Manchester, and Danvers. Our opponents proved that they were quite skillful in handling their hockey sticks and driving the ball for goals. 4871 Football 1942 Cheef Leaders l ir.vf H011'-l.illi:l11 Ilorne. lflinur Fic-lfling, Lnrrznim' Mills Srfwzrzal lfofr-Gilln-ri Niiflllllll, Ric-lmrd l,:ux'rvm'e. Rivlmrf ,Ynf In pirlfllrr-Glnrizn fiueriin. Pe-arl Spf-nr. Fra-d from-fl -If-491 Editorial Staff l','fl1'lorff' llartin Kelly - l.v.s'1'sIa11I EfI1'foraPatricia Sim If 11.91.1108-S' .lIl1IIfIgf'7 llOD6I't Bilodeau .lssz'.9lf11zI Bu.s'1'11c.s-.s' .lIanagereRobert York . I rt Editor- -Helen Peterson .ls.s'z'.s'ta11f .1rlEd1'tor--Robert Pitts Sfflfl-8'fl.!'Ill1'jf1l.f0I'fI,2iIll6l Kelleher .ls-.S-1'.9Ir111f Sial1'.S'I1'cal I'1lfI'f0T -RfJDL'Ft Bossie I 'Iubs and Girls' Sports' Editor-vltlary Petronzio Boys' Sports Editor'-Richard ltloulton Poems by4Gladys Houston, Nancy Dimond, Richard lloulton, llary Furnari, Barbara Low Hiller .elssistrzrzts4Jane Andersen, Betty Vhalmers, Adele Dinardo, Vonstance Hinckley, llary Hughes, Hlary 0'Brien. Eleanor Paolillo, Doris Provencher, Grace NI. Smith, Alice Vogel, Daisy llelei. Patricia Vhurchley, llargaret Agnoletti filllllllld IJ1.CfIlI'6'.?'m:kI'Ill3.Ilfl Guarino, Norman Hill, Beverly I':l'0IltIlg Tz'nze.s', Purdy Plzotograplz I'omnziflee-MJane Andersen Doris Ducharme, llargaret Agnoletti, Elizabeth Hutt, hlarie Lindberg, Betty Patch, Rose Nardella Sul1scr1'pf1'o11 f'OIILIHl'ff6'F'MP2itI'lCl?l l'hu1'chley, Vonstance Hinckley, Frances Patten. Robert Vampbell, John Favannah, Estamarie Shea, Jeanne Wiells .lrlz'f'rf1'sz'11g Il0llll7Ll'ff0l -Ellltll Bray, Deborah Phase, Arline Gray, June Douglas, Rolande Laverdierc, Barbara Low, Nancy Kelliher, Tony Paglia, Jacqueline Sanborn, Louise Drago, Loyce tValclron, Nancy Dimond, Gloria Guertin, YVilbur Hardy, lladeline Accomando 1llfl'l.S6'I'SvlVIlSS Higgins, Bliss John, Hlr. Bloss, ltr. Preston, lliss Sterenberg, Bliss Ellis. The editorial staff of the Senior .llenzoirs wishes to express their deepest gratitude for the wholehearted support given to them by Bliss Sterenberg, the faculty adviser for the Year Book. Nliss Sterenberg has worked hard and dili- gently and put in many long hours and deserves much more praise than can be put into these few sentences. 1901 Table of Contents Ill-1lJII'-X'l'lUX FAU 'I'l,'l'Y ,, Sl-INIURS VX I DHIKCQRAI JI'.X'l'lCS,.,. l'I,I 'BS SPORTS AI 7YHliTISl'IlNIl'fN'1'S ..4. Autographs The editors of the 1943 Senior Memoir wish to thanlc all the advertisers for thier cooperation in melting this volume a success Advertisers 4 sm L ' 3-020111:-' I ' rare:- ' s:2s:s1:.r-..u:. NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY College of Liberal Arts Offers a broad program of college subjects serving as a foundation for the understanding of modern culture, social relations, and technical achieve- ment. Students lnay concentrate in any of the following fields: Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, llathematics, Physics, and English. Pre-Medical, Pre-Dental and Pre- Legal courses are offered. Varied opportunities available for vocational specialization. Degree: Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts. Admits men and women. College of Engineering Offers curricula in Civil, Mechanical fwith Aeronautical optionj, Electrical, Chemical, and Industrial Engineering. Classroom study is sup- plemented by experiment and research in well- equipped laboratories. 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Fresh Cut Flowers and Plants Corsages in Latest Arrangements f Freemanis Flowers North Beverly, Mass. Tel. 21 35 3' -3 3 me s Shell Gas and on Tel. 601 t Compliments of Scott's Service Station 1 Stal' Dept- Sf0r2 Speciqlized Lubficqfion Shoes and Clothing for the Entire Family Tire and Battery Service 355 Ranlolil Sf ZEZZZ3EE32ZEEZEi3Zj3ZEEE ENEZ2Ei5EZZZEE ZiCSS1:f5SQ5!5S1:!Ci!jf'Q:fZ5',tS':YSjCZY,'Zf'3'Z':i.'2' Compliments of Dr. William F. Jenlcins Optometrist Beverly Mass. Compliments of Saul Cagan, '27 Sara Stern Cagan, '29 222 Cabot Street Compliments of City Hall Cash Marlcet 199 Cabot Street Complete line of Fresh fruits, Vegetables, Meats, and Groceries Phone 2437 ELIZABETH'S i-iAiRDREssiNG Frederics Permanent Waving 234 Cabot Street - Room 10 Mary A. Callely Beverly, Mass. Compliments of American Seltzer Company Manufacturer of Garden City Beverages Beverly Mass. Lest er O. Sterl ing Real Estate and lnsurance 222 Cabot Street Compliments of Fred Paglia Compliments ol D. H. and G. I-l. BELL Shoe Manufacturers 221 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. l i i l i i l i l S i i Compliments of Dr. Edmund G. Haskell Nathan H. Foster Stationer and Boolcseller 519 Cabo! Street Beverly Compliments Ol C. F. Tomplcins Co. Dan Burchsteacl FLORIST Special Attention to Corsages 203 Cabot Street Tel. 223 Compliments of Charm Beauty Salon FLORENCE i-iAvs BRACKEU 205 Cabot Street Dr. l'l. B. Northrop Chiropodist Telephone 962-W 205 Cabot Street Beverly, Moss. Sporting Goods Kitchen Furnishings - Established 1873 - Whitcomb - Carter Co. - 182-186 Cabot Street - Paints and Oils Cutlery and Seeds 35:1 -y-t - - -yu,-y-y-y-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-5-3-y- -1 -3 - -3-3 A -3-3 Telephone Beverly 546 Dooling Oil Service JAMES A. DOOLING, if., Prop RANGE AND FUEL OIL 32 ROUl1dY Street Beverly, Mg-355, Telephone 2096 KefnWO0d Ave. Gafage JAMES T. NELSON Repairs - Storage - Accessories 6 Kernwood Avenue Beverly, Mass. 435 Compliments of , V KJDDQ ' X if I ' 1--,,v A-Wg: r Q El We , m il' f -f IV., E W T3 Milla Cream ,..,..., f M. wo M. xafrig-git ' M1 1 IU, ' . 1 ' ' inf? 1 ' ' ' , f ----as-1 ' Compliments ot 1,5 n sa..-we u w:-4 , ggf -Q A , 1 l Qi? ,gg a I . E 735 James Elliott 4 ASS Plumbing CURTIS H. GENTLEE 14 P d St T I B 442 Funeral Service Tel. Bevedy448O on ggfil, Compliments of Compliments of H' If P I 'tc mg ost nn Glovslcy and Glovslcy L. A. Moran 56 Lathrop Street Tel- 1720 Tel. 2882 Garage LARRY'S ' Sidney B. Busby Dependable Used Cars Auto Service Used Tires And Accessories 119 Bridge Street Rya! Side 60 Dodge Street Beverly, Mass. Compliments of Call Beverly 2431 I . . l-EE HERSEY Rial Side Drug Store Quality Heating Oils I For Prescription Service 62 Bridge Street Beverly 1464 X 146 Bridge St. Beverly O. C. Frost 8: Sons Painting and Paper Hanging Ceiling, Specialties 14 Bridge Street Beverly, Mass. rip ss:3:is:3:ss.n.s5:i.s1:2s-i1::i.ti::s.iyi54.i,.i5:xi::i.i5.3:3.i,.ss.s3:i.n 3:3:zs..ii.:i:.3.5-it-sniA E. M. LOEW'S WARE THEATRE Your Favorite Playhouse SHOWING THE FINEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT Community i Naumlceag Auto Sales l 4 Colon Street Beverly, Mass. Beverly 2420 Tunipoo lnn, lnc. 8 Vine Street Beverly Farms, Mass. Brown's Market Free Delivery M. S. WARD Florist Funeral Worlc a Specialty Greenhouses: Cor. Corning and East Lathrop Streets Grower of Bedding Plants -- Spring Vegetable Plants T Bl. CQbOf Sfleef Telephgne Beverly Trust Company Sponsors of School Savings Compliments of Hemeon's Motor Coach 217 Cabot Street Beverly , E Service, lnc. Shop at 5 West Dane Street Telephone 1032 Compliments of Beverly Emerald Beauty Salon For the Smart New Summer Clothes 278A Cabo' S 'e' Be Y that you will Need for your Vacation. Sylvia Williams Wilfred Graduate 515,55 'ISSSZCZTQSZCQCZCSCK :C:1C1GCi1dSZ,SZZ1 Z1'.Zf.Z'jG,S1'jf:f'j.fZfJ:!Z'11'.T.t.fj'j5':iZ!:iC:' Mac's Gull Station Specialized Lubrication CENTRAL and CABOT STS. BEVERLY Compliments of Oalcs Gil Service 362 Rantoul St. Tel. 899 .l. F. McKenna 8x Son Funeral Directors 7 Bow Street Beverly, Mass. Compliments of A Friend A. J. Callahan Plumbing and Heating 24 Oalx Street Beverly Farms, Mass. Compliments of Dix's Garage 586-588 Hale Street CompTiments ol HUSSCY.S GBFBSZ 146 Hale Stree? Beverly, Mass. Compliments of Faullcner's Service Station 146 Hale St. , Beverly Cove, Bev. Mass. Phone 326'w A. E. Faulkner DY- C- J- MUVVGY Crombie's.. . DENTIST FU' - -- 2 Haskell Street Beverly Farmg Flowers Tel. Beverly Farms 20 298 Cabot Sl. 2615 Or 989 Peter P. Q'Brien PLUMBER 10 Oak Street Beverly Farm, Tel. Beverly Farms 237 EDDlE'S Barber 8: Beauty Parlor 321 B. Cabot St. B3l3'lY, Mass. !Tel. 2851 Compliments of Beverly Farms Marlcet BEVERLY FARMS R. B. GOODWIN, Prop. Compliments of The Gove Lumbef CU. 80 Colon Street Beverly, Mass. Compliments of Beverly Uplwlstering Co. cAaor smear A. B6fI'OI'l Merchant Tailor and Clothier 269-B Cabot Street Beverly 3055 DANIEL LOW'S The .lewelry-Gift Store of tl1e Nortlw Slrore PRIZE TROPHIES AND CUPS CLASS RINGS AND PINS ON THE SQUARE IN SALEM Swimming Pool Construction R2SiCl2nCOS Alterations ,HIGIII-IR r:1ml'riATmx Frm YUVNG Landscape Woyk I IYOMICX 2-YR. C0l'RSl'IS: Liln-ml Arts. Sl'f l , I Merlir-ul, sr-.-rmra..1, F.,.,f1., lmrfr. Rmiifr. Tennis Counts I , Nlclse., Drama, Art. .lmxrn:rlisn1, fiiwllllllg. Int. Gardens IIN-ra l11I0rnShIpPI:nn. Sprnts. Pl1l4'E'Ill0Ill, S2 I Ac'ref'an1pus. I Special 1-YR. Wartime Course, I ELEANOR TUPPER, Ph. D., Dean C0nflOllY BI'Otl'lCl'S, IHC. I Box C, Prides Crossing, Mass. I C ' BEVERLY FARMS, MASS. , lwapman s Greenhouses I TGICPITOUCSC 1 George A. Williams, Prop. BEVERLY FARMS 53 or 90 Flowers lor all Occasions Established 1881 lncorporated1928 I Beverly FGYFHS I B. S. Tufts College I Optometrist Reg. No. 1091 The Press . I 299 Cabot Street I Beverly, Mass. I 67 Wallis Street Beverly, Mass. 'i Dr. C. B. BURNH AM Dentist Telephone 298 221 Cabot Street Beverly A. ABATE 81 SONS Tel. 517 Granite and Marble Memorials 971 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. COR-NIX CO. 248 CABOT STREET opp. Y.M.C.A. Headquarters for Sporting Goods 0 GOLF-TENNIS-BASEBALL FISHING TACKLE-BATHING SUITS-CAMERAS-AND SUPPLIES C Congratulations a1d Best Wishes Seniors Let us continue to serve you To the Graduating Class Congratulations on high school years well spent Beverly Bargain Syndicate Shoes and Clothes for less Adams Hats 137 Cabot Street Tel. 2318 Adalaide's Beauty Salon Machine and Machineless Permanents 160 Cabot St. Beverly, Tel. 275 Where Old Friends Meet- Beverly lce Cfeam Pal'lOl' Have your lce Cream Sandwiches Here 139 Cabot Street Tel. 148, Beverly BRADY'S Fresh Fruit 8a Vegetables GROCERIES 151 HALEST. Tel. Bev. 673 BEVERLYCOVE Roland's Beauty Shoppe Frederic's Permanents and All Lines of Beauty Culture 242 Cabot Street Tel. 2320 Carl E. Klinlc Balcer 192 Cabot St Beverly, Mass. Compliments oi Best Wishes I D !0r the years of achievement ahead. 1 Mayor anlel E' Mc Lean Beverly Y.M.C.A. V' 'V' l '5'T'5'3'3 l-3-3-3 i-3 3- I-X-3-1-3' -1-5-I-T H-3 ZE3 :org :Qr0:':r::f.:f:.:1:is:1::t:t:1v::xr:::fn:.::f:1:::::-:::: l Compliments ot Greenlaw Electric Co. Compliments of Beverly Drug 1. J. GILMAN, Reg. Ph. 294 Cabot St. Beverly Compliments of ROGER'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 18 BOW BEVERLY Compliments of J. P. Mulligan Roofing Co. 29 Federal St. Tel 1475 Beaulieu 8: l.inslcy Co. Wallpaper - Paints rj Front Sr. 268 Cabot Sr. Salem 4260 Beverly 2349 May we have the Pleasure of i6'l'Vlllg you when in nt-eil of anything Musical? Rzulim nr Supplies. Ye Brunswiclc Music Shoppe 266 Cabot St. Wm. B. Almen The Jeweler Watchmalcer and jeweler REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Established 1880 5 Broadway Compliments of Beverly Co-operative Banlc Try our Coffee and Do-nuts Mrs. Bellls Do-nut Shop 214 Cabot St., Beverly 381 Main St., Malden lrving's Balcery 246 Cabot Steet Beverly, Mass. Tel. Beverly 44 M. j. Lucido, Prop Good Things to Eat Cabot Furniture Co. 252 Cabot Street Tel 227 261 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. KC 711- 'WCA' Y W if H V YA Phone 228 . . Marblehead, Mass. : Compliments or i '. .'-.ROUG-C - ' WI NSLOW BIXBY S lnc. Potato Chip Company X ,........g........4'g Beverly Salem Corner Green St , N and Lincoln Ave Y Tel. Hamilton 189 Greycrolt Farm Poultry, Eggs Fruit and Vegetables llresh Milk Melville G. Grey Owgfg G an ---Z.lV3m'!f,-M3fS- Compliments of North Shore Wholesale Grocery Company Distributors ol Joyce Products Reioice with Joyce Mayonnaisen William H. Cann General Contractor and Builder 253 Rantoul Street Res. Tel. 826-W Beverly, Mass. l.. W. Conn, Tel. 89-j Telephone 703 Tel. 2483 Arthur C. Copp Buyer of Rags'-MetalsaaPa pers Boolcss-Tiresamlubes 9 Marsh Ave. Beverly ROBlNSON'S Modern Soda Bar Luscious Fried Clams, 81 Sandwiches 45 Enon Street North Beverly M. S. CHELLIS Men's Wear Quality Furnishings Popular Prices 167 Cabot St. Beverly, Mass. Henry's Marlcet HENRY SWANSON, Prop. Quality Meats and Provisions 573 Cabot Street Tel. 3370 Guy B. Chaloner Milk and Cream Service and Quality Compliments ol i Reid Brothers Company, lnc. Beverly, Massachusetts i Compliments of Columbus Balcery T. Theriault Tel. 3210 Garden City Auto Painting Co. Wreclcs Repaired - - Dents Removed Tops and Curtains Made We Duco Furniture 244 Elliot St. Beverly, Mass. Maine Gas ABJJHCCC it C B C iifarbs PHELP'S SOCONY SERVICE STATION Tire Repairing and jersey lce Cream Greasing Service Bread, Pastry 8m Tonic Tel. 1030 Durlcee's Garage Automobile Repairing Used Cars 2 :rms s:ti1:a:u:iw:u:u:1 . B :a::n:a:a:.i:zm C111 - ,-. ':iZf'jZCf'j'j!fZZ'Z j':f'IL1Tl'j,1'1'Z'Z JCfC5Z Z'5'ZC sem HAINES CEBROOK I c E c R E A M ot the better kind LYNN . MASSACHUSEUS I 7 O 9 Daily Coverage of News Events ln Beverly, Hamilton, Wenham, Ipswich, Essex, and Manchester Christopher Shoe Repair I 142 AND 262 CABOT STREET BEVERLY Cabot Pharmacy HAROLD L. RACOW, REG. PH. 84 Cabot ST. Telephone 794 BEVERLY Portraits That Please Davenport Studio over Woolworths' Tel. 1120 BEVERLY Phone -- - - s- f-- Beverly 674-W McQueeny's Electrical Contractors Paints and Wallpaper - - -e Construction Appliances C. E. McQueeny egdfimirfc se, C- A- MCQWQY 'I Briscoe St., Beverly, Mass- genioad 1 1 1 Phone1904 Have Your Name Cards lor Your Pic- tures and Graduation Printed at . . . 8 WXTQTOP The Colonial Press P Q4 Qx I'mnp11'n1f'11I.w :gf CARD MDT 'HOP A Friend lv1'cAw1.S1' N Next to City Hall g': -59?-I5ENR.Y JACOBSON. Prop. n0lllj1II.lIll'l1fS rj' O A Friend O Q Q A C Autographs T1 I. , : ',g' A 1 u . I ,X x h . N'Q '7 ' ll' , Q I I J' . s 9- nl -1-Suv , . 4 I I -J. . ,. -I. 441. it f,.i1'xxT: , 1- . 1 'Haggwn,qmQw?w 1 ' ' ' ,I 'if' ,.l N V , J o .J-.XT .4, v,l.k'l Hu , Q A ' 4 ' .' ' ' 1-1 j'fJ' 3-', aw' ff 4-'-u.f,'-v . 4 X hw 4 ' .aaa .1 A ' I , 1 5, ' - ' If. x - 4-3. .. , 'I Y K . ' ' 'v V I Q f. -.s. s- 'alll Y . A K 1',', I .gh 'I ,V 'f. 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