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

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Canal Currents, Bourne High School 5 K • EXPLANATION OF COMPOSITE PICTURE (Composite picture page 60) Reading Left to Right. 1. With a grin like that? Who else but Jimmy! 2. Alma Mater. 3. The paddy wagon. 4. The young lady in the express wagon — Pat Haslam. 5. The bridal couple — Thelma and Seaman Jackie Weeks, Class of ’43. 6. The glowering young lady behind the desk — Frances Berry. 7. With the horse — Ellen and a friend. 8. Mary — sweet sixteen? 9. Bunny in pre-Sadie days. 10. The coy little thing in pigtails — Janetta. 11. The twins. 12. Put and Mai giving Zeke what- for” at Initiation. Yes, that’s a real rooster! 13. A typical fall scene — do you see Mr. Murray in the foreground? 14. Your class president. 15. Your editor-in-chief. 16. Alba in pigtails. 17. Doris as usual trying not to grin. 18. That cute little boy turned out to be Zeke! 19. Jean Grant — nice telephone pole, too. 20. Coach Fagerquist with Nancy and Tede. ■Page Twenty-seven

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Canal Currents, Bourne High School S EPTEMBER 6, 1944, found 50 tiny Ereshmen eagerly tumbling from the buses to see just how it felt to be real high school students. Those wise Sophomores, however, were soon putting them in their places. The third-year students were happy, for now they were the Juniors and classified as the upper- classmen. Th e Seniors, well, they are Seniors, you know. Of course, the changes in our faculty were the first thing we noticed. Our beloved Coach, Mr. Knute Andersson, had left during the summer for a position in Montpelier, Vermont. Mr. William Butler is taking his place, and also teaching U. S. history and economics. Miss Hatch had left to teach at Milton Academy. Miss Marie Dodge is taking her place and is also the Ereshman home-room adviser. Mrs. Eleanor Eagerquist teaches introductory business and social living, besides coaching the girls in high school and being the physical education teacher in the grammar schools. Three boys have left from the Junior Class to go into the Army. They are Ralph Tucy, Jack Gardner, and Edward Besse, so that with William Phil- lips and George Bassett, of the Navy, we now have five of our classmen in the service. Ralph, having received his medical discharge, re-entered the Junior Class and has since become a Senior. The Seniors to leave for the service are William Parady and Maurice Fuller to the Army, and Thomas Masterson and Alex Consoni to the Navy. The Athletic Association was organized with the following officers: Pres- ident, Jerry Levinson, who took the place of Thomas Masterson; Vice-Presi- dent, Raymond Frederici; Secretary-Treasurer, Marie Cristofori. Before school closed last year, seven Cheerleaders were chosen. They are: Roberta Fisher, Martha Sanford, Marie Cristofori, Jean Grant, Alba Mar- chisio, Millicent Jarvis, and Ruth Raymond. Roberta Fisher moved away during the year, and Leona Dwyer was chosen to take her place. ' Page Twenty-eight