Billerica Memorial High School - BMHS Yearbook (Billerica, MA)

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HOWE HIGH YEARBOOK fan, u, 9 ? Agnes Adams as a floorwalker . . . Bob Austin's playing the violin . . . Kay Barnett without a song . . . Janet Barton without a I x giggle . . . Janet Belanger's starting Q fb Kb 9 a debate . . . Shirley Blair's making K C an Atomic bomb . . . Ramona Brown -QJ - as an English professor . . . Mary Condon without a temper . . . Mar- ilyn Connelly without a horse x'-5 Qf ' Q5 . . . Lloyd Crandall heavy-weight Q f NWI, champion . . . Harris Crouse's going D g. to the Chelmsford Victory Dance ZLW . . . Buddy Cushing without his j sharp sweaters . . . Don Davis's speaking audibly . . . Stanley Dickie's looking wide-awake . . . Russell Emerson in the Marines . . . Theresa Faria as an auctioneer ,- . . . Willie Forbes's enjoying eco- fw 7 nomics . . . Nancy Gasser in the -2 17 ' 'Q' detention hall . . . Barbara Gibbons's writing a best seller . . . Arthur Giles with a joke for mixed com- pany . . . Peggy Glavin's being true to one . . . Charlie Grappi without his hair combed . . . Olive Gullage's shouting from the roof tops . . . Marilyn Gracie's being put out of a basketball game . . . Doug Hall without Shirley . . . Betty Hartling's giving oral topics . . . Stanley Hedberg's actually laughing at a joke . . . Eileen Hurley, Swedish . . . Betty lnnis's being conservative in her remarks . . . John Jacobs as a stand-in for Harry James . . . Eddie Kelley without his retorts . . . John Knight, anemic . . . Tony Lavalle's not willing to help . . . Billy MacDonald's making passionate love . . . John Marshall the Himminentl' academician . . . Grace Martell with- out a smile . . . Fred Monagle's reading Shakespeare voluntarily . . . Harvey Morris's chasing a girl . . . Ed Morrison as a soprano . . . Diana Moss without Curley . . . Lois Muck's being bold . . . Betty Murphy's knowing a vocabulary word . . . Franny Newman's coming out of his trance . . . Dotty Olivieri as a platinum blonde . . . Mary O'Nei1l's starring in John Loves Mary . . . Kay Perkins without her diamond . . . Louise Perkins's missing the Old Timers' Dance . . . Jimmy Perry's needing a permanent . . . Jackie Petersen with time on his hands . . . 'tCharlie Randall with perfect attendance . . . Jackie Redman's not blushing . . . Dick Rogers without John Rose . . . John Scaringi's going to Killarney . . . Dot Sands, disagreeable . . . John Scanlon with her hair out of place . . . Scotty Scott with a girl . . . Shirley Shaw's being vivacious . . . Mae Ellen Shedd without the Grange . . . Lois Smith, noisy . . . Hazel Stuart as a sleek brunette . . . Bo Strom without a wisecrack . . . Eleanor Swanson not true to Don . . . John Terris in a grumpy mood . . . Dawn Tivey's missing a movie . . . Ray Trainor without his H's . . . Mary Turco as a radio commentator . . . Elsa Tuttle's not wriggling her nose . . . Vivian Virgin as Joan Davis's stand-in . . . Bing Watts's making a Bang . . . Robert Whiteway's getting detention for talking . . . Louisa Wiggins, down on the farm . Mary Myers as Portia Facing Life . . . Winky Lee's dwelling in Gay Paree . . . Harry Henry without a grin . . . Bill Laurendeau's reciting calmly . . . Roy Ouellette as a stand-in for Sydney Greenstreet . . . Howard Makepeace's arriving on time . . . And-Can you imagine Howe High School without the Class of '47? 26

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HOWE HIGH YEARBOOK Wianwniu We, the Senior Class, wish to set down these few lines that, in the years to come, should we for- get these words, we'll recall four wonderful years at Howe High . . . - Memories of our freshman Val- tb 4 entine Party . . . the success of our I7 ' sophomore Hal1owe'en Party . . . 4' X I Thanksgiving games . . . study UD ,L : hall . . . no school signal . . . bas- . X I I, Q ketball games . . . showers . . . book N2 ' reports . . . the moment before opening report cards . . . faithful U ' Cy . . . scrambles in the lunch- room . . . Monday morning blues . . . Tuesday morning assemblies . . . Mr. Chittim's piano renditions . . . 0 , 3 Miss Belcher's sound advice . . . ,V C baseball stars . . . typing with Miss X TA-v McLaughlin . . . eating what we made in cooking . . . bobby soxes and whiffles . . . waiting for good ole 2:00 . . . football rallies . . . watching the Howe High Indians during their weekly massacres . . . Mr. Sullivan's yardstick . . . supersalesmen at dance time . . . orchestra rehearsals . . . orderly UD class meetings . . . Mr. Burke's bull sessions . . . last day of each school year . . . skating parties . . . getting to know the teachers . . . rootbeer floats . . . waiting for doors to open in the morning . . . spring fever . . . Miss Baker's stories . . . tests assigned on the same day . . . wishing for elevators . . . wading through four years of English . . . singing carols in French . . . bookkeeping with Miss Shaw . . . the click of the clock . . . Stardust, our Junior Prom . . . Oratorical Contest quivers . . . mistletoe in room 20 in our junior year . . . Hedberg's poems . . . rainy nights at Prom time . . . Chuck Lampson . . . football heroes . . . Eli Wain . . . riding to the basketball games via bus . . . basketball trip to Nantasket . . . Mrs. Sampson . . . receiving class rings . . . inter-class gossip . . . math with Mr. 450 . . . Queen and her court . . . May Concert . . . room 21 . . . Tri-Delta battles . . . senior pictures . . . comfortable seats during B. U. tests . . . being an office girl . . . winning the trophy . . . violent reactions in the chemistry lab . . . '46 Victory Dance . . . looking for Mr. Franz at the football games . . . Mr. Locke's joy at winning the cup . . . cheer leading . . . romances . . . senioritis . . . griping . . . Senior Play dress rehearsal for the football men . . . the Duchess . . . ice cream at play rehearsals . . . Mr. Pim . . . play quotations . . . the night of November 8th . . . Miss Be1cher's expert coaching . . . Senior Formal . . . senior trip . . . senior boys' appreciation of pulchri- tude . . . putting out a yearbook . . . the ups and downs of school . . . Venus and Horace Mann . . . jokes . . . homework . . . yes, memories of four years, the best years ------ never to be forgotten! ! -25-

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