Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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26 BROCKTONIA ESCHEMBACK, MARIE ALICE In dance or play tan't be kept down. As light and airy as thistle down, EVASKEWICZ, ROBERTA CONSTANCE Hearts go pitter-pat and throb When their owners gaze at Bob. FASZCZEWSKA, ALICE ALEXA It's 1929, but whist. Bashful maidens still exist. FIELD. LOUISE ALICE Vlfe hope this Field, before sbe'll stop Will yield success in bumptious crop. FINE, FRANCES ROSELLA Cradled in school or on the deep. Frances always goes to sleep. FLYNN, GERTRUDE LINA Brown-haired lass with roguish smile. Knowns her German all the while. FOUNTAIN. CHARLOTTE PHYLLIS A Fountain bubbling cheerfulncss while going on her way. 'Tis said that a reporter walks with Charlie every day. FOYE. CATHERINE MARY Pale gold freckles on her nose: hair that softly tends to curl. Kattie's lessons prove that Kat is a conscientious girl. FOZZY, MARION BRODEUR Fuzzy hair has Marion? Do you mean the Fozzy one? FRAZIER. MADELINE Are you there. oh Madeline? A jar of Pond's, please. Miss, for mine. FYHR. EVELYN MIRIAM Let us predict .1 prophecy. Somebody's stenog here you see. GALLAGHER. DOROTHY IRENE Does she know her economics Smarter girl was never seen . Positively. Mr. Gallagher? Absolutely, Mr. Sheehan. QALVIN. ELEANORA Flashing teeth and all the while. A winner is the lass who'll smile. GAMMON, ARLENE ELIZABETH She'Il write more poetry we 'spect In hard Italian dialect, GERMANOVICZ. EVOLDA PHYLLIS Her alone you never see, But with Mary Trinky T. GILES. ELIZABETH BARRETT XVe like the broad and merry smiles That are b-stowed by Betty Giles. GILLIS, HELEN LOUISE From far Ohio Helen came To add to Brockton High School's fame. GLASSON, JENNIE EMILY What will you have? It's fit for queens. Half-a-pound of jelly beans, GLECKMAN. EVELYN DOROTHY Sun burns bright and skies gleam blue Nkfhen Ev wears new and model shoes. GODFREY. VIRGINIA BETH Somcon: put it in my head That wistful Jinnie dreams of Ted. GODWIN. ELIZABETH FRANCES Betty makes a truly pal And besides. she's musical. GRANT, RUTH GERTRUDE Ruth's seldom heard, but seen. we chant. f'We love to see her. too. we'll Grant. GRAY. BLANCHE MARIE May all your days be rosy bright. Not like your namelor gray or white. GRIMES. MILDRED AGNES YVc see two friends together, so many many times, The first is pretty Peter. the other Mildred Grimes. GURNEY, VIOLA MARSHALL What care I if it's raining or snowing? I'm just Vi the easy-going. HACKETT. BARBARA VJASHBURN Hr: English blunders raise a ra-fket, But she's a good scout: eh, Babs Hackett? HAGER. ELSA INGEBORG She likes humor. 'tis no folly. For she is a jester iolly. RUTH ELIZABETH HAGG. Tr-ll us pray. oh do, forsouth, What thc orchestra'd do without fair Ruth. HALE. FRANCES Hail fellow well met. Frankie doesn't fail To live up to her name. for hearty Frances in and Hale. HALL. MADELEINE FRANCES Mad'line Hall. they say. you bet. XVants to be 2 farmerette. HALPER, LILLIAN IDA Although she is a darling girl. quite merry and a honey. A little birdie whispers that she always borrows money. HASKELL. RUTH PORTER H:re's a pretty little rascal. Hail to you. oh Ruthie Haskell! HAZELTON. MYRTLE JEAN Is it fun. Miss Hazelton. Whispering in room 21? HEATH. LEONA EVELYN Heel or toe, you always win, Mae McGee dancer, Evelyn! HEDIN. HELEN LILLIAN She should boast: You can't beat me When it comes to history. HILL. BARBARA EASTMAN She works with mind and soul and will, So awfully clever is Babs Hill. HILL. IRENE FRANCIS Miss America crowned queen. Typiiied in this Irene. HILLIARD. ELSIE HANNAH For every occasion that you choose, Brockton's child has different shoes. HILLSTROM, MARTHA EVELYN Nordic Goddess fair as light, Glows on Cary Hill so bright. HINCKLEY, MILDRED MARIAN Beautiful clothes. beautiful hair. Frances' friend has for music a flair. HODGSON, OLIVE ELIZABETH A heart of gold Is wealth untold. HOLMBERG. ANNA ISABELLE AUGUSTA All Anne's teachers have to say: Come to the front of the room today. HOLMES, ALICE CAROLINE If she for one moment slips away. Sweet Alice. where art thou? you hear us say. HOLMES. RACHEL EVERSON Half-hour after school she'll stay In 35 most every day. HOLMGREN. CORINNE MARIE Come here. Corinne. No. don't vanish. Tell us. have you learned your Spanish? HOLSTEIN. JULIA Lik: ripples on th: gentle lakes near rosy coral isles The dimples are in Julia's cheeks when lovely Julia smiles. HORSMAN, PHYLLIS ALBERTA To work in libraries she's willed. Alr.ady Phyl with books is skilled. HOWARD. RHODA MARION Ma duH's a hero, valiant kid! Why shouldn't she think so? Shakespeare did. HOWLAND. VIRGINIA STEWART Sun-bright hair that gently strayed O'er the cheek of a virgin maid. HUTCHINS, CATHERINE OLIVE B: brave. Katy. why the fright When it's your tum to recite. HYNDMAN. MYRTLE ELAINE Fair is the Bower that named the lass. Is that so? has come to pass. JACKSON. FRANCES MARIE During autumns. summers, winters. Frances ought to be at Ginter's. JENSEN. CHRISTINE LOUISE Here's a lassie. if you please. Who surely knows her groceries. JOHNSON, EDITH HILLIVE Scdate. and prim. and dignified. But truly modern. dears. inside. JOHNSON. ELIZABETH LOTHROP Soft. endearing with caresses Are her waving red-gold trusses. JOHNSON. ETHEL SELMA XVe understood you fairly well. But why do you like Northeastern. tell? JOHNSON, MILDRED EVELYN Since you are so pretty and so Winsome fair, Do you blame us Mildred. if at you we stare?

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BROCKTONIA 25 CANNON. HELEN MAE This Helen works determinedly Each day on her economy. CAPELOTTI. THERESA INEZ Pleasant girl with pleasant face. Coming from Il Duce's race. CARD, ELDORA GRACE Hats oK. girls, to Dora Card. For she hates men-hates 'em hard. CARLSON. LILLY HILDEGARDE Lillies should not sew nor spin. But crockery with het does win. CHARRON. ELEANOR ELIZABETH Our lovely lady Eleanor. Has time and leisure--oh. galore! CHASE. EVELYN CIQIAPLIN Hosts of friends this Ev has won By lending mirrors to everyone. CHASE, NORMA MASON Our pleasant Norma would invite dine and sup. I But if you tease her she will cry: For heavens sake. let upl Cl-IASSE. EVELYN CATHERINE , Like a young birch. fair and slim. she will step right up to him. Saying: Fine! Congratulations on class mation! CIAMPA, ELVA MARY Sister. tall in dreams is straying. While Al, big brother, does the playing. CIAVARRA, MARY PHILOMENA Mary studies hard that she May know each date in history. CLARK. ELEANOR MARIE Rough and ready for a lark. Modern Miss is 'Nora Clark. CLARK, FLORENCE ANNA Sweet and gentle. soft and lovely, happy, and so very slim. Like a pale fair lily growing shyly at the water's brim. CLARK. LUCIA ELIZABETH Dusky hair, dream-shadowed eyes. Poetry that's sweet and wise. CLEARY, ALICE ELIZABETH In history bright Alice learns To help a certain bashful Burns. CLIFFORD. ANNA MARIE I want to be a dancer . writes Anne Morrow. if you please. Marie is one already in the Drag of Varsities . CLIFFORD. HELEN MARY Pep and spirit. all she trims. Vfith her perfect pair o' limbs. COLOMBO. CARMELENA The gliding accents of her name Do conjure up sweet thoughts of fame. CONLEY. HELEN DROHAN Just as another Helen once did launch a thousand shi s. This I-It-len makes a thousand laddies' hearts turn double flips. CONNORS. CATHERINE ELIZABETH If she works hard, her future will indeed' be heaped with honors. A very charming maiden is the pretty Catherine Connors. CONROY, ABIGAIL MARY Abbie's full of dash and verve. Snappy leading Girl Reserve. COONEY. ELSIE MAY Entrancing Elsie scores from far, At basketball a perfect star. CORMIER, ANNETTE VICTORINE Annette sells there: lel's shop some more At Frascr's big department store. CORMIER. PHYLLIS MARY Slimly graceful. wand-like Phyl. V-'ins our hearts and always will, COSTELLO. MADELINE MARY As gladly by us is Mady seen As the three Costellqs on the screen. COTE. VIOLA MARIE In Miss Viola here you see One of the beauties of 4 P. COVELL. VERNA FRANCES Daintiest small thing ever seen. Like a wee Dresden figurine. COYNE. INA MAE We'd go quite far most any day To have a glance at Ina Mae. you all to your splendid CROSS. EVELYN MAE A born leader: quite a boss. Never. tho, is Evie Cross. CROWLEY. MADELINE GRACE Slim, and red. and tall is she. As a lovely paw paw tree. CURTIS. RUTH VIRGINIA Says Ruth. It is an awful job To smooth a swirling wind-blown hob. DAGG. LOUISE ANNIE Be weather fair. or cold wind blowing. Louise is happy when she's sewing. DAHLEN. EVELYN MAE Evelina is the pal Of a certain chap called Al. DALRYMPLE, RUTH VIOLA Frank, outspoken. wise. and simple. Clever is our Ruth Dalrymple. DALTON. MARJORIE WARD As nice a classmate as can be To everyone is Marjorie. DAVIDSON. LOUISE ADDIE To Business Administration meeting. Athletic leader gives a greeting. DAVIS. MILDRED FRANCES Her name's the same but Mil's annoyed When called the wife of Harold Lloyd. DAWN. EVELYN AMY Did you ever stand and gaze upon A lovely, glowing wind-blown Dawn? DEAN. DOROTHY COLBY A pretty girl? Of course you mean The rollicking Miss Dottie Dean. DEIGHTON. ELSIE EMILY Elsie Dinsmore books would do just what the elders would say. Elsie here's a good girl, too: does economics every day. DEKOVNER, ROSE LILLIAN Softly spoken 'thout a thorn Blush rose on a summer morn. DENLY. VIVIAN ALBERTA Minds the rules and studies well, The results her marks do tell. DIAMOND. ALICE HOLMES A Diamond true is Alice. who in studies gains such fame. Besides her music that we say The Wizard is her name, DI CROCE. IDOLA EDITH Noble queens and duchesses with olive rose-tinged cheeks. 'Tis of these the visage of Idola speaks. DI MARZIO, VINCENZA NANCY Oh, why so late, Vincenza. whose teeth are white and pearly? You'll have to be on time some day. so better get up earlyl DI PASQUA. ELEANOR MARIE When 'Nor is busy know that she Is getting slips for the library. DUNCANSON. MARGARET DORIS Tall and lissom, slim is she As the famed Persophone. DUNPHY. DORIS PATRICIA Perhaps she whispers quite a bit: but why should Doris find it A thing that's wrong to du. as long as Emil docsn't mind it. DUOBA, ANNA PATRICIA Well dressed she is and dreams until from us she seems quite far. I think she wishes that she were a famous movie Slat. DUSHMAN. ANNA Live coal eyes and hair you know. Modern as a radio. DUSHMAN, SARAH Up hill or peak. thru dale or valley. We'd go to be of aid to Sally. EASTON, ENA THELMA Little Ena's recitations XVe'll applaud with due ovations. ELLIS, RUTH MARIE Here's New England's little Ruth. Firm believer in the truth. ELZBUT. LOTTIE ANTOINETTE Cool, impersonal. and calm As a shadow-giving palm. ERICKSON. HELEN MARIE No. Lief the Lucky as I live. kwas not out I-I:len's relative,

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BROCKTONIA 27 JOHNSON. MYRTLE FRANCES As sweet as myrtle, her own Bower. She would enhance a home or bower. JONES. CAROLYN Pack up your troubles in your old school bag and smile, smile. smile. Who could be serious with Carrie 'roundi She giggles all the while. JONES, MARGARET FRANCES, 'iHats off to Margaret , we beg. Tillie the Toiler is our Peg. KARAFOTIAS. HELEN In writing Latin, goodness, why listen. don't you know That Helen most beats Vergil. Ovid or Cicero? KASETA, BERTHA She hates cowards. shirkers. blighters, But adores prize fights and fighters. KATZ. ESTELLE L. Outside o' books and studies, for two things Ye Ed. cloth care. And the one is writin' poems, and the other- won't tell. so there! KEITH, MIRIAM NATHALIE With hcr cold and haughty stare Keeps the young men in despair. KELLY, JOSEPHINE PI-IILLIS She never missed a shot at all In the game of basketball. KENNEDY, SUSANNA ABBIE This perfect featured Susie has at her beck and call A certain youth who's dazzling in his game of basketball. KEOUGH, BARBARA AGNES Bobs is a darling girl and shy. Don't get fooled by the colored tie. KING, BARBARA LOUISE Being King, Miss Bahs Louise Is quite royal, if you please. KNIBERG, ALICE DOROTHY Sports and studies: hold her no malice. Perhaps B. Hfs not proud of Alicel KREINICK, FLORENCE Flossie, Flossie, as I live. You split an inlinirive! KRUSHAS. AMELIA Money, Money? Well, we declare! You'1l have to marry a millionaire. ga LAIRD, GERTRUDE LOUISE Authors! Hurry. heed our call: NVrite more books. She's read 'em all. LANGE. ANNA MARIE Anna has a splendid flair For curling and arranging hair. LANOUE, MADALINE ROSE Red hair. white limbs. deep green sea water. Oh. Madeline is Neptune's daughter. LA PLANTE. MARION LUCY Very lovely kid, all right, There's an usher, charming quite. LARKIN, CECELIA AGNES For the glee club she sings songs That is where a Lark belongs. LATIMER, HELEN NYE A conscientious student is good Helen Latimer. Nor math not French nor history seem very hard to her. LAYBOLT, VIRGINIA HAZEL kVhen the loam is soft and the weather's snaPP7. Members of the Odist's Club plant things and are happy. LEACH, ELIZABETH The basketballs thrown by Lib Leach The basket never fail to reach. LEDERER. SOPHIE Always as clever as can be, A smile for you and a nod for me. LESSARD. ELLEN FRANCES Sweet and kind. har 'mark she'll make. Like Scott's Ellen of the Lake. LEVANGIE, FRANCES LOUISE From white to rose and back goes she For Frances blush-s easily. LEVJIS, MILDRED HELENA Who with cheer our hearts does fill? Why. it is a pretty Mil! LINDGREN. RANGHILD ELENORA Donner or Blitzen. St. Nick's prancer Had nothing on her-gee. she's some dancer! LINDI-I. RUTH ASTRA Fair hair rippled by the wind. This. you ser. is Ruthie Lindh. LYNES, JOSEPHINE MARY Some day she'll 'wed sons of scions, Josie is as brave as lions. MMCURRACH, FLORENCE EVELYN The Scotch are bonnie lads and lassies, eh what! Florence here will vouchsafe dear for a' that. MACGUIRE, JANICE MABURY A voice that's clear And Iine to hear. MACHINI, HELEN MARJORIB As a matter of fame and duty Every Helen is a beauty. MADIGAN. VIOLA ETHELYN Viola. with her pale-gold hair. And Eleanor-a striking pair. MACDONALD, ALMA LOUISE Still waters deep last long and later. As does her love for Alma Mater. MAGUIRE. ANNE LOUISE For sweetness bright haired Anne is praised. But then-on candy she was raised. MAHONEY. ALICE MARY Dusky--curled, the chum is she Of a certain Mildred G. MANNING, MARY PATRICIA Skilled in cooking and in canning Is. I hope. Miss Mary Manning. MARKUS, IDA REBECCA Here comes Ida, blithe and dapper, She typihes the modern Rapper. MATSON. LINDA HELEN At recess Linda oft hears these Leave your lunch check, won't you please? M.CABE. HELEN GERTRUDE Vfhen you'rc in the dark movies You hear a voice say Sir, rise please. McDEVITT. DOROTHY EDNA Dot on the board will print with chalk. Silence is golden-except when you talk. McGEARY. MARY FRANCES Of studies she must be quite weary. She studies so, does Miss McGeary. McGRATH. BERNARDINE EVELYN Barnardine, we know, Knot guess? Is a full-fledged authoress. McINTOSH. KATHERINE HAGERTY Say what you will: at this swift age. Wind-blowns really are the rage. McKENNEY, HELEN FRANCES Won the Gilmore contestl Brilliant as can bel Hail our class Essayist for superb is she. McMAI'-ION, PATRICIA LUCILLE A mirry dashing joyous scamp-we'll let it go at I at She knows the latest jokes by heart-O rightly named is Pat. MILLER. ANNA MAE Doesn't Abe like Ann, by Jim? I think it's Ann who docsn't like him? MONAHAN, MARY ELIZABETH Mary often does complain He took my powder puff again! MONAHAN. MARY MARGARET Siamese twins are always two, Mary's one. And the other. who? MONKIEWICZ, ALBENA HELEN An all round girl is Alby here And skilled in many arts. my dear. MONT. MARJORIE CLAIRE Whisper Chirpy, Oh my word, No, that is not a little bird! MORRISON. EVA On studies and athletics she lays most heavy stress. We'll hear of Eva's prowess yet at Smith some day I guess. MORRISON, RUTH ETHEL Sharpening and breaking. our Ruthie Aids the pencil industry. MORSE. BERNICE ROSE HULDA Meet. the pleasant Bernice Morse, How's her cooking? Fine of course. MOYNIHAN, ALICE CATHERINE Honor girl and friendly pal, Want to know it? Just ask Al.