Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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14 CANAL CURRENTS PELLEGRINI, LOUIS (Pepio) Sagamore Grammar School; Commercial Course; Foot- ball (1, 2, 3); Basketball (3). “A football hero from start to end, A pal worth having — he’s everyone’s friend.” PHILBRICK, HENRIETTA (Henri) Bourne Grammar School; Commercial Course; Class Vice President (1); Basketball (2); Junior Prom Committee (3); Magazine Staff (3). “Always neat, tidy, and chic. Is thought by us to be quite slick.” ROZA. ELIZABETH (Betty) Bourne Grammar School; Commercial Course; Basket- ball (2); Sophomore Party Committee (2); Magazine Staff (3). “Elizabeth is our class flirt. Has lots of experience, but never gets hurt.” RYAN, DOROTHY (Dottie) Bourne Grammar School; Commercial Course; Hockey (2); “Belle of Barcelona” (2); Cheer Leader (2); Basket- ball (1, 2); Upper Cape Symphony Chorus (1, 2); Gradu- ation Chorus (1, 2); Science Club (2); Magazine Staff (3). “Good-natured, merry, diligent is Dot; Fall down on her job, — well I should say not.” TOBEY, NANCY (Nan) Bourne Grammar School; College and Commercial Course; “Belle of Barcelona” (2); Upper Cape Symphony Chorus (2). “Nancy, we hear, is a certain somebody’s pride. And will be, we expect, the class’s first bride.” WHITMAN, PRISCILLA (Puss) Bourne Grammar School; Household Arts, Commercial, and General Course; Upper Cape Symphony Chorus (1, 2); Graduation Chorus (1, 2). “Slim, pretty, and fond of red. May there be happiness not far ahead.” WING, VIRGINIA (Betty) Bourne Grammar School; Commercial Course; Student Council (1); Upper Cape Symphony Chorus (1, 2); Grad- uation ChQrus (1, 2); Class Treasurer (3). “Here’s to an efficient and charming young lass. Who’ll graduate, we expect, at the head of our class.”

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CANAL CURRENTS 13 HASKELL, RICHARD (Honk) Bourne Grammar School; General Course; Basketball (1, 2) ; Football (3). “To do anything, willing and able. From getting an ad to moving a table.” JACOBS, LLOYD (Jake) Bourne Grammar School; Commercial Course; Shawme Orchestra (1, 2, 3). “Lloyd, our class wit, gives odd replies; When we’re with him. Time surely flies.” LINCOLN, WINIFRED (Winnie) Entered in Sophomore year from Taunton High; General Course; Class Secretary (3). “Winnie Lincoln, the girl with the curls. Takes most of the boys from most of the girls.” MILLIKEN, VIRGINIA (Gigi) Bourne Grammar School; General Course; “Belle of Bar- celona” (2); Graduation Chorus (1, 2); Hockey Team (2). “Virginia, we know, likes to read. In life, we’re sure that she’ll succeed.” NEAL, PHILLIP (Phil) Bourne Grammar School; College Course; Basketball 1, 2, 3); Football (1, 2, 3); Science Club (2). “Pleasant to know him. Hard-working classmate. To try any task, he never will hesitate.” NIGHTINGALE, GARDNER (Nightie) Bourne Grammar School; Commercial Course; Football (1, 2, 3); Basketball (1, 2, 3); Class President (3); Class Vice President (2); Shawme Orchestra (1, 2, 3); Upper Cape Symphony Orchestra and Chorus (1, 2); Gradua- tion Chorus (1, 2); Male Quartette (1, 2, 3); New England Music Festival Chorus (3). “Class actor, class sheik, and class president. Happy-go-lucky, sincere, and quite competent.” PALMER, ELIZABETH (Betty) Sagamore Grammar School; College Course. “Betty, a very quiet, ‘little girl’, A pretty young lass, with strawberry curls.” PELLS, FRANCES (Fran) Bourne Grammar School; Commercial Course. “Frances, we hear, likes to hum; O’er the radio some day her songs may come.”

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CANAL CURRENTS 15 YOUNG, JUNE (Juney) Sagamore Grammar School; Commercial Course; Sophomore Party Committee (2). “Here’s to the girl, so quiet and nice; Those copying her will be showered with rice.” ZEIGLER, FRANCES (Fran) Winthrop Junior High; Commercial Course; Hockey (1, 2); Upper Cape Symphony Chorus (2). • “Her interests are too many to mention. But roller-skating and dancing oft claim her attention.”