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

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Thirty Canal Currents - 1948 Honor Roll ' JTHE following students made the Honor Roll the first four marking periods: Lorraine Bachand SENIORS Joyce Wallace Florence Dixon Diane Douglas JUNIORS Helen Harrison Jeanne Robbins Mildred Browne SOPHOMORES Barbara Forrest Marjorie Schuster Cecily Grist Theodora Thamalis FRESHMEN Marjorie Keating Perfect Attendance T HE following students have had perfect attendance from the beginning of the school year up to April 16th: Elwood Benson Wallace Handy Carolyn Jenkins John Bigelow Christine Gagnon Helen Harrison Myron Bigelow Joanne Byron Janet Chandler Frederick Alden Regina Blackwell James Dixon Gloria Gallerani Cecily Grist SENIORS Alfred MacNally Dorothy Melvin Gordon Neil JUNIORS Robert Hurley Joseph Labretto Mary Ann Rattray Frixon Thamalis SOPHOMORES Carol Dwyer Barbara Forrest FRESHMEN William Harrison Marjorie Keating Shirley Knight Francis LaChapelle Irene Nightingale Floyd Oakley Alton Reynolds Garrett Salsman Joyce Wallace Edward Venn William Whittier Ursula Wing Horace Harrison Mary Lincoln Mary Schuster Stuart Small Joseph Sorenti Ernestine Swift Leonard Sylvia Lois Tripp

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Bon rne High Sch ool Twenrv-nine Sorenti, Marjorie Keating. Olive Kelley, Charlotte Phillips, Cecily Grist, and Lois Tripp. They showed plenty of spirit on the basketball court too, but only one girl, Pat Sorenti was fortunate enough to secure a first team place. It was a different story with the boys however, Bobby Holman, Joe Sorenti, Gilbert Bradford and Jimmy Dixon helped make up the second team. In past years the Freshman boys haven ' t had much chance to play basketball on the school team. This year a team was organized and coached by Mr. Campbell. Our fellows who went out included Bob Eldridge, Bud Gagnon, Tom Moses, Barry O’Rourke, and Billy Nuttall. In February a girls ' team went to the interscholastic tournament at Plymouth. In- cluded in this group were Pat Condon, Shirley Knight, Pat Sorenti, Gloria Gallerani, Irene Nightingale, Charlotte Phillips, Olive Kelley and Lois Tripp. They did an ad- mirable job and took the opposing team with flying colors. Robert Harris, Buddy Gagnon, and Mary Wallace, three of our fellow students, contributed their art’’ to the musical world in the form of the Shawme Orchestra. Our Student Council representatives, Joe Sorenti and Bob Holman did their duty by faithfully patrolling the corrido rs. Their curt words brought respectful silence (and did I notice some standing at attention?). Putting witticism aside, though, they did a grand job. First row : C. Phillips, E. Mitchell, L. Trichelaar, J. Forrest, M. Wallace, R. Holman. P. Condon, J. Sorenti, L. Tripp, 1. Nightingale, R. Blackwell. Second row. F. Oakley, F. Alden, G. Gallerani, M. Keating, C. Grist, L. Morlock. O. Kelley, E. Swift, S. Knight, P. Sorenti, V. Gagnon. R. Eldridge. Third row. F. LaChapeile, S. Gibbs, M. Perry, L. Sylvia, L. Moses, J. Dixon. R. Harris, J. O ' Rourke, W. Harrison. Fourth row. S. Small, G. Bradford, S. Phillips. R Bower. R. Cleveland. F. Bassett, W Nurtall, J. Russ. H. Philhrick. R. Anderson.

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