Boston Christian High School - Lantern Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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REMEMBER Remember the days of our youth? Remember when . George came on time? VV4- went on the Biology field trip? Dottie C. came through the window to English class? We held those frantic study halls to study f??l French ll? The girls got Fuddied up? at Gym? . . . t6 ol us doi Diclc made a Hydrogen Bomb in Chemistry Lab? Clyde. Bob. and Eric performed acrobatics in our ninth grade homeroom? .loan spent World History class in the wastebaslcet? We heard the Fall of Romen? We received our Rings? Either lxflr. K. or the Seniors laughed at one ol his jolces? There wasn't a riot in Russellls corner ol English class? Charlie displayed his amazing ability to shalce chocolate millc? Vve all toolc a ride on the roller coaster at Canobie Lalce? Arlene N. ate night crawlers lor noon lunch? Russ had warts on the other hand in English class? We had an epidemic of F and F cough drops? Dottie gave out lree lcisses? We lirst marched into Chapel as Seniors? Remember Connie and Dottieis ability to disappear on Thursdays? At one time or another in our Junior days we all belonged to the Selpmip Club? Lead-Foot Docherty made his first 5 point landing? Mr. K. gave such thrilling lectures on the Dictionary? Remember the disappointed Democrats in the Senior class the day alter elec- tion? Bette cloesl Remember . . . u.iunior. the class dog. The French Substitute aslced Don R. how he ever got into French II with that accentn? ' Remember Spenceris ncompassionu lor the nice people who were lcilled in the Old Testament Flood? Remember all our hours ol studying for exams and slaving over homeworlc, but above all else let us always remember the good times and Christian Fellow- ship we have experienced at Christian High School. 67

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LAST WILL AND TIESTAMIENT Vve, the class of 1955, heing of sound tnoisyj mind and hody, having spent our numerous detention hours for heing late, having bought hack our lost articles for tive cents, having horn the strenuous hours of hack-breaking iahor as contrived under the merciless arm of our master and slave-driver, The Honorable Roland C. Kimball, do herehy declare that this tfortunateiy, is our last will and testament. ERIC ANDERSON-leaves his stiits to Bob Peterson. DICK ARMSTRONG'-'ICHVCS his French ll hook to Miss Rose, gladly. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA-leaves a year's supply of cacides from one hen to another. LEONA BABCOCK-leaves her quiet nature to Betty VVestine. RUSSELL BLOOD-leaves an unlimited supply of puns and jokes to Wir. Thiessen's collection of-ah-jokes?t GEORGE CANTELO-leaves-happily!!t DOTTIE CARTER--leaves a Carter inku factory to all the iii-fated students whose pens fwe wonder, have suddenly gone dry. FRED CHRISTENSENI-'ICHVCS the good name of Christensen behind. JOAN COOK-leaves her high LQ. Unteiligence Quota, to R. Allen EiensteinH Macmillan! SPENCER CORKUMI-ICHVCS Shirley Gibb regrettahiy. JUDY DAMAN-leaves a copy of usiience is a Virtue . BOB DOCHERTY- Leadfoot Docherty leaves a full race cam and dual exhausts to Mrs. Burns. ANN FITZGERALD'-'ICHVES that feeling of security which goes with knowing that when cash gets short you have something to fall hack on. BETTE FOLEY-leaves her Hstevenson for President pin for another four years. tor longer, KATHERINE FRANoIosA-leaves her '49 Dodge to anyone daring to skip gym. SANDY GOODALEI-'ICHVCS her laugh to the Mack Truck Company. 68