Blackstone High School - Pakachoag Yearbook (Blackstone, MA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preudenr Stanley Proborowskl Vue Prerzdent Barbara Maher Secretary Mary Wo 1c1k Class Honors Mary Wojcxk Valedzctormn Patrlcla Ballou .Ydlutatomzn Joan Bradley Shlrley Mellor Anne Baggan Eugene Sweck Gladys Hammann Marle Bracket: M1chae1 K0pCSkl Francls Molony Awards Commercial Excellency Award Mary Wojclk U S Hutoq Award Patrlcna Ballou D A R Award Patrxcla Ballou 38 Tredrurer . Gladys Hammann l l

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prcudmt Robert Hanson Vzce Preudmt Margaret Gxbbons .Yccrcmq Janet Ashcroft Trcafurer Laura Hessxon jolly jumors August 31 1945 seemed yust llke any other pleasant summer day but for the mayorxty of the members of the Class of felt as though we were startmg school m the m1ddle of summer' After a long vaca tlon the thoughts of homework every mght were very unpleasant to most of us After a whlle we settled down We studled arduously durmg the week but we could look forward to Frlday nlght dances to relxexe the monotony Basketball games were very popular and several members of our class were on the squad Jack Dwyer Ray Anderson Tom McLaughl1n and Schofield Kelly We took leadmg parts ID other actxvltles thus year The ou tstandmg event for us was the unnor Prom Judgmg from the gos sup heard on the followmg day a good 39 tlme was had by all Our un1or Year was not all pleasure Mld year and F1nal Exams had to be str1de The baseball season has begun and we have made a most successful begmnmg by defeatlng St Mary s Upton and Plam vllle We jumors bel1eve that much of the success was due to our classmates Jack Dwyer joe Moran and Ray Anderson Our members have been depleted th1s year due to the followmg classmates who entered our armed forces Norman Chrxs tman Edward ackson ames Hagan Mllton St Jean and James O Brlen There w1ll be even more vacancles when we re turn next year as SENIORS' MARGARET GIBBONS 45 NXINIFRED McCooEY 45 l . . , A J I . A . '45, it was indeed dark and gloomy. We passed. However, we took these in our - 7. - l. Q, , - Z U I , D I I J Y .I ' Y . J ' I ' . .A - ' l l