Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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Conefrey YEAR BOOK STAFF . . 4 FACULTY . . . . 5, 10 OFFICERS . . . . 11, 12 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE . . 13 PROPHETS . . . 14 HISTORIANS . . , . 15 PRESIDENTS ADDRESS . 16,17 CLASS ORATION . . 18, 19, 20 CLASS POEM . 21 CLASS ODE . . . . 22, 23 CLASS HISTORY . . . 24 ELDON KEITH FIELD GATE . 25 BROCKTON HIGH SCHOOL . 26 GRADUATES , . . . 27-75 IN SERVICE . . 76 CANDID SHOTS . . . TT-81 STANDOUTS OF '43 . . . 82, 83 MID-YEAR GRADUATES . . 84 ATHLETICS , . . . 85-92 ACTIVITIES . . 93-110 ADS . . 111-128 Editor-in-Chief IANICE PRINCE Assistant Editors S f .RETTA WINNEG W NANCY ALEXANDER Business Manager PHYLLIS MILLER Photo qraphy Editor CARROLL IOHNSON Assistant Photography Editor I. CARROLL STADELMANN Literary Staff ARNOLD IUDSON ARLENE ROSS ELISE IVIULLINS Art Editor NATALIE BRUSH Sports Editors WARREN THUOTTE CATHERINE EDWARDS Business Staff SUSAN HURST ELAINE HAMMOND BRUCE CROWELL ELIZABETH BATES General Adviser EDMUND PILLA Art Adviser ARTHUR LONG X EDWIN A. NELSON Superintendent of Schools RALPH VJ. HASKH'-JS Headmaster .wr , X 'V ' x WILLIAM I. MONTGOMERY RALPH S. FRELLICK Musler Master 'fer W- gf Q 'JRR Q Q . 5, X 1' BERNICE SYLVESTER PAULINE L. HOIT Dean of Girls Senior Class Adviser 8 mi Q N K. xx X X 'B . 4 l X s xx I X X r. ,Q ,:.z' ?f?.QQgm g a KW.. -5 r. 'AJ' 4 1 . 'qu x FACULTY RALPH W. HASKINS, Headmaster WILLIAM I. MONTGOMERY, Master RALPH S. FRELLICK, Master BERNICE SYLVESTER, Dean of Girls DEPARTMENT HEADS LANGUAGE HISTORY . ENGLISH . . MATHEMATICS . . ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN HOUSEHOLD ARTS . COMMERCIAL . LIBRARIAN . . MANUAL ARTS . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE . . . Edith C. Alden Olive I. Allison Willis M. Bachelder Mildred H. Badger Anna M. Beal Helen K. Beaton Elizabeth M. Belkus Beatrice L. Bosworth Harriet P. Bourne Frances M. Bradley Dorothy Chace George S. Chamberlain Loring F. Churchill Catherine A. Coleman Rose Condon Ruth T. Cosgrove Stephen M. Cote Daniel Creedon Dorothea Davis Iohn H. Egger Dorothy Ely Elizabeth B. Elzbut Eleanor E. Farrar Leo I. Fitzpatrick Lydia A. Gibbs Helen R. Gilmore GEORGE SAWYER DUNHAM, ' On leave of absence. n ASSISTANTS Dorothy I. Goodridge Grace Harlow Doris M. Hathaway Marion A. Hebert Ilga A. Herrick Pauline L. Hoit Charles R. Holden Ronald F. Holt Howard W. Howes Alton E. Iohngren Laura B. Kenney Frances P. Kingman George F. Laing Arthur L. Long Margaret A. Long Mona E. Lynch Carl R. MacPherson Sarah M. McGrory Wesley S. Merritt Norman B. Nash Helen A. Nichols Matthew Nicoll Christine A. Northrup Evelyn I. Paine Clara E. Parker Ethel F. Perkins Martha E. Pierce qm- Teacher of Music . Charles F. Bates . Clinton H. Bonney Harold T. Eaton Alice W. Farrar . Martha Farwell . Shirley Fisher Ralph S. Frellick . . Margaret Lane William I. Montgomery . E. Marion Roberts Ioseph C. Spang Virginia E. Pierce Edmund Pilla lessie C. Pratt Helen S. Ransom Mary L. Reilly Harry Reuell Edith C. Robinson Eleanor Simmons Eliza G. Simpson Helen L. Smith Catherine A. Smyth Edith D. Sprague Arthur E. Staff Ruth M. Stokes Grace W. Studley Frank I. C. Swanson Elvira A. Sylvia Iohn Tashjian Hilda M. Todd Martha L. Tully Catherine E. Tuttle Sophie Urburtis Iessie Uses Elizabeth H. Whelan Geraldine E. White August H. Wigren MARGARET S. BREWER, Executive Secretary M. DOROTHY BUTLER, Secretary to Headmaster CECILIA MCMULLEN, Secretary 10 ROSE B. IONES, Secretary M X X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,E ,-. M , FZ' ?, 7A rd A A ff , 4 4196 'Q RALPH A. DUPUY NATALIE L. WILLMAN President Vice-President BETTYMAE SWANSON DONALD R. PAULSON Secretory Treasurer 12 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CAROLYN M. CAMPBELL IANET B. FRENCH EDWARD F. CALLAI-IAN DONALD F. ROAN DONALD IOSEPH KELLEHER 13 'w., 5 4. 1. I9 J f QW' 1 Q. rn V' 4. .' .. 21115, fn, ,gwifv f If x 'H Iudson, Ianice Prince, Ruthe Dorey and Barbara lbert Clark, Arnold A PROPHETS .:: Z7 QE .94 E U Z 'G CI O 4: 0 V1 c U 3 UD GJ T1 E .5- E LD EN U1 C ,LI O R ui .E U' W E .2 5 ': U K. 4 U2 fv K.. '11 I C. 9 UD E PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS was wwf, warm By RALPI-I A. DUPUY Greetings from the class of 1943, friends and honored guests. In response to your invitation to speak at these exercises, I feel that the subject should be one of common interest: we are all thinking about this world's conflict, its outcome, and permanent peace. At this time we are presented with a difficult problem, and the answer has been given by Archibald MacLeish: This war is a war, not for continents and islands which distance can produce, but for men's minds, and knowledge which men have in their minds-things which no ocean and no battleship could ever secure. The science of aviation is making this globe into a very small neighborhood, for nations are beginning to plan international airports and airways for the future. For example, British-American development of world aviation on a private capital basis, with nationals of each country subscribing to half of the necessary funds : governments leasing air fields on joint sovereignty basis. We, therefore, realize that the world of tomorrow must have honesty, must hold esteem for every people. As President Roosevelt says: It should be a pat- tern of a global civilization which recognizes no limitations of religion, or of creed, or of race. This great Republic is preparing thousands of fliers: and with a world so easily navigated, we must demand a permanent peace, happi- ness and security for the future. Our armed forces are exerting strength to defend the only things that make life tolerable: honor, beauty, truth, and lov- ing kindness. Much of our knowledge has come from the Old World, which has preserved vast libraries of man's intellectual progress: but now the time has come when the New World must become the teacher, and the Old World must accept the valuable lessons of Freedom which will govern a changed universe. Several great Americans-Wilson, Lincoln, and Iefferson were interested in the common people, and these great leaders gave the ideals of the Four Freedoms, united with Liberty and Education. Was it not Thomas Paine who wrote The Rights of Man, and did he not give a clear definition of Freedom? This war torn world is eagerly waiting to accept these ideals, and it is the hope of American youth that the principles of Democracy will be the foundation of a Federated Europe. We are convinced that the tragic pictures of war must be forever erased from the pages of human history, for we know that Victory without lasting peace is futile. William Foulkes has expressed this hope in his poem. WINNING THE PEACE Who wins the war may lose the peace, unless He plans, in faith, a better world to build Out of the wreckage which the earth has filled: The stagg'ring cost in blood and wealth, the stress And strain of dislocated life, confess The world's sad bankruptcy, when peace is killed By tyranny, which seeks, by might, self-willed To rule the world, to curse and not to bless. 16 The blasted soil must once again be filled: In art and industry, in home and school, In church and state, the world its weal must find: In vast, creative, social science skilled, Mankind must learn, by heart, Christ's Golden Rule, With cords of brotherhood, all nations bind. Dr. Iohn Dodd says: We are fast learning that machines are not enough. We must discover the frontiers of our own spirits. Only in learning the mechanics of common humanity can we come to live at peace. Therefore, if our democratic way of life is to be kept alive and supported, We must have belief in the culture of the past, and appreciation of the humanities for the future. Men who possess courage and ideals must recognize the fact that the ideals of literature teach us to laugh at triumph and defeat, for human nature will exist beyond the shadow of our time and beyond the darkness which now covers the world. It is, therefore, the human ties which will finally bind this world together in a lasting peace. It is art, music, religion, history, literature, languages, and the allied sciences which will bring new values to life's meaning. In the outline of tomorrow's educational plan, Dr. Dodd explains: 1. The teacher will have a change of thought and understanding if he is to teach youth how to plan better and live more nobly. 2. Youth will be taught lessons concerned with worthy ideals, for youth must appreciate not alone his environment and opportunities, but he must become a master of himself. The schools of tomorrow will form methods in teaching the humanities. Many of these outlines are now under consideration, and educators are seriously studying this course of action. The cultural studies will emphasize a definite foundation in our post-war construction of education. On the battlefield, our brave soldiers will not die in vain, if we, the living, determine that decency and the Golden Rule must predominate, so that this world can be a better place tomorrow, where peace, prosperity, and happi- ness will prevail. 'Tis not in vain, and not by chance I go, But for the sake of men to come That I have chosen thus, to face and fight The menace to a free man's right. 'Tis not adventure that I seek, but peace: W'hat man, born worthy of the name, could cease To champion right, keep peace alive And help a sinking world survive? 'Tis not because l'm tired of life. I fight But for the weary, for the child's weak cry, And willingly my life I give That humble folk might work and live. 17 CLASS ORATICDN Wanda M lfze pmwm wma By ELENOBE S. FINKLESTEIN During the past month, many high-school students, like their elders all over the country, have assumed the task of attempting, orally, to solve the problems of youth in the post-war world-problems which, in the months to come, youth will be trying to solve actually. Realizing that young people are often too cocksure, too dogmatic about their . ideas-which would, of course, immediately cure the crippled universe!-I would like to consider with all due humility for our lack of experience and wisdom, as much of youth's part in solving contemporary problems as we can safely handle in a short time. When the bill to draft eighteen-year olds was passed by Congress on Novem- ber 12, 1942, minors were suddenly thrust headlong into a War far more barbarous than any other in the long history of man. ln fact, many of the boys in our class of 1943 have already responded to the call of active duty. As we Welcome the parents of these lads to our graduation exercises, our hearts rejoice with mutual pride in the unselfish patriotism which our uniformed class- mates have displayed, exchanging the pencil, paper, and books of the shel- tered classroom for the rifle, the army pack, and the bayonet of the battle- field. Moreover, within the next few months, most of the remaining young men will probably be inducted into some branch of the service. Other classmates, both boys and girls, will be engaged in war work or voluntary assistance. Briefly, youth is fighting for the ideals of a universal civilization, and does not intend to halt until the ruthless foe has been decisively defeated. But our battles will not cease with actual military or naval combat. Youth must recognize its duty to participate in a successful plan, not only for restor- ing the earth to its former status, but also for regenerating economic, political, and social life. Before accomplishing this, we must submit to the delay in assuming our chosen professions, the sorrows of separated families, and losses on the battlefields. Will it not then be our eager hope to enjoy a post- war peace and prosperity which our generation has never seen? Our responsibilities in the post-war world will be numerous. Although many of these tasks cannot possibly be foreseen, still more obvious duties can be anticipated. A Perhaps the most evident of these will be the attempt to reconstruct war-torn Europe and Asia. It is not at all improbable that many of us here today may be chosen to endeavor to rebuild the cities, education, bodies, and minds of Europeans and Asiatics. With what attitude shall we approach these restora- tive tasks? I-lumbly and honestly, l hope, with intention to devote all our mental and spiritual strength to a titanic mission of unprecedented importance and difficulty. 18 First, let us visualize the cities whose buildings are rent and torn by bombs, whose industries are enslaved by the invaders, whose people are stunned and demoralized. The United States must send engineers, architects, scientists, and physicians to all afflicted cities. We, as young Americans, sincerely wish to avail ourselves of the opportunity to repair the wreckage wrought by war. Another duty stems from the fact that, unlike American students, the rising generation in Germany, Italy, and lapan has been indoctrinated with hatred and intolerance. Teaching these young people to think as civilized human beings, rather than as savage beasts, will represent our second major problem. Since adolescent minds are customarily in sympathy with other youthful minds, it is Young America's job to re-educate misguided youth of undemo- cratic countries. True, young teachers, missionaries, theologians will be the primary influence in converting these misdirected people into co-operative citizens of the world. Possibly some of the very students seated here now will be leaders of thought in a post-war period. Another direct result of the present struggle will be the weakened bodies and minds of men, women, and children. The soldiers who may escape death on the battlefields may not be fortunate enough to escape diseased bodies and minds. Women and children who may, by some ironic fortune, survive ex- termination by bombs, may not survive starvation and the resulting terror of mind and spirit. Wherever such misery exists, we, the potential doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, and social workers, must be ready to aid in the rehabilitation of wounded hearts and minds. By the unselfishness, generosity, and sincerity with which we approach these tasks, we shall create understanding and affec- tion toward Americans, and shall hasten the day when the people of all countries may work diligently, play fearlessly, think clearly, and worship freely. Yet before our services in the post-war era will be needed forty-five hundred miles away, home problems will require our attention. ln order to surmount our obstacles, we must be conversant with current trends in economics, sociology, and politics. lf our formal education does not supply us with the required knowledge to interpret and comprehend timely subjects, continued self-education will be necessary. Perhaps the easiest and most practical means of self-development is reading widely and thoughtfully, not merely to escape the realities of a confused life, but to learn how to make that life more useful in the community and country. We must read thought-provoking newspapers, magazines, and books, whether or not we agree with the views expressed, for we must keep our minds active and healthy. We must also improve our mental and emotional powers so that we may grow in sympathy and understanding. Most important of all, we should realize the incompleteness of our education, and always cherish a fervent ambition to continue learning and to improve. In preparing for a future world of harmony, we must remember that peace carries problems almost as complicated as those of war. For example, when peace is finally restored, the tempo of America's industries and agriculture will be greatly disturbed. In fact, to evade a ruinous depression, an eager interest in economics will be essential for every citizen. 19 This conflict has also given us a new vision of world geography, with maps changing daily, and strange places assuming sudden importance. After the war, we shall be obliged to learn more about the customs and inhabitants of all foreign countries, regardless of their former enmity toward us and our allies. These are but a few of the necessary subjects which we must teach ourselves. Politically, too, our generation must be alive. Formerly, the United States' citizens were not allowed to vote until they reached the age of twenty-one. This year, however, Congress is considering a bill to lower the voting age to eighteen, since military service is requred of boys of that age. With the right to vote will come many civic responsibilities. For instance, after the war, a conservative element, with inclinations toward a business-as-usual policy, will, in all probability, arise in Congress. Although our country and the entire world need economic and social alterations, the political timidity of some legislators and diplomats in this country will hold us back, if we are not pre- pared to combat retarding factions. Yet how can we prevent such a calamity? By studying the facts and by wholeheartedly endeavoring to express the hopes of the public accurately. In regard to the influence of the public, Vice-President Wallace has referred to this age as the age of the common man. That common man, sometimes called Mr. Iohn Q. Public, must have enough initiative to think clearly and to express his thoughts with conviction. Most people are too lethargic even to bother writing their Congressman in approval or disapproval of governmental policies, so that we may be assured of direct representation in fact, as well as theory. Some historians believe that the peace plans of 1918 were defeated primarily because of a lack of public interest, initiative, and foresight. We should try to prevent a repetition of such mistakes. We must not forget, however, that patriotic spouting will not result in any governmental reforms. lgnorant people who dogmatically offer a panacea for the country's financial, international, and social difficulties, yet never buy a war bond or sacrifice a day's pleasure, unless under compulsion, are a dire peril to our national advancement. Last September, in a speech to the International Students' Assembly, President Roosevelt said: All of you young fighting people will have to take part in shaping our new world. You will earn it by what you do now: but you will not attain it if you leave your job for others to do alone. When you lay aside your gun at the end of the war, you cannot at the same time, lay aside your duty to the future. Throughout the bitter hardships which this conflict may force us to endure, we must not lose sight of the four freedoms for which we are fighting: freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom from want, and freedom from fear. We sincerely hope with God's help, youth may aid in bringing these four freedoms closer in reality to all peoples, and, by eradicating dictatorship from our period of history, create a superior and ennobled world. 20 HARVEY B. BLACKMAN CLASS POEM When long ago to school our feet were led, We had no cares and lived our easy days. We thought not of the arduous tasks ahead, But rather Went in joy upon our ways. We travelled leisurely along the pathp Our foresight, short-our aims, quite undefined: And, light and varied as the flying chaff, The distant goals oft shifting in each mind. Today, the path leads through a black abyss- A darkened World, crammed full of grief and woe Will God permit us to resume in bliss The peace and freedom known so long ago? Our searching eyes, no simple answers findg Our puzzled minds can find no guiding rod. Today, the World demands a bold, keen mind And courage strong to Work the will of God. 21 I THOMAS L. NORRIS CLASS ODE WORDS- MURIEI. GLASER MUSIC -' THOMAS N0f?f?!S P MA, -. W- -Ts ' , -U15 ' will -M-1 124 sl, 4 I l I ' V -l- h l Y UF- : Q J '. III-L 4 H44 'fa sz : . - .a . , 1' I f I an I I I , . 22 MURIEL I. GLASER CLASS ODE Together draw the doors on scenes We've known through happy years. Confronting hatred, grief and strife We stand, unmoved by fears. With courage high we go to fight For thee, dear Liberty. Out to the unknown world we march That men may still be free. Firm purpose deep within our hearts Doth urge us on our way To victory and lasting peace. God grant us these, we pray. Till justice reigns in every land, With faith in God our Guide, We'll bravely strive to serve mankind, Democracy our Pride. 23 CLASS HISTORY At the close of our senior year the incidents of our class history do not loom very large on the horizon of tomorrow, for history of so much greater importance is being made outside our walls. Still, for a moment let us consider our three short years at Brockton High School, which to us have been both significant and memorable. The class of 1943 was destined to work under three different headmasters. In 1941, Mr. Buel E. Tucker was completing his last year at B. H. S. while we were newcomers. Mr. Waldro I. Kindig was the headmaster when we took our places as juniors. During the past year we have been guided by Mr. Ralph W. Haskins, for whose leadership every senior is sincerely grateful. In our first year in high school there were 902 members enrolled. This spring there are 601 members in the graduating class. Besides those boys who have left school to enter various branches of the service, there are ten boys and two girls who left in February to be enrolled in college. Our sophomore year was a banner one for Brockton High School in sports. The football team won the championship of the state, the golf team, the South- eastern Massachusetts championship: and the cross-country team, the New England championship. The next year hockey, cross-country, golf and swim- ming were dropped as major sports because of finances. During our junior and senior years, many boys participated in these as intramural sports. The football team had mediocre seasons in 1941 and 1942, but in our senior year, the basketball team took the limelight. They won seventeen out of nineteen games, reached the finals of the Tech Tournament, but were defeated by Attle- boro High School. This team was the first one from Brockton High School that had played in the Tech Tournament since 1936. Because of the war, our popular Drivers' Training Course had to be discon- tinued in Iune, 1942. This year the new physical fitness program, which in- cludes extensive gymnasium work, began. The students have also shown a very co-operative spirit in assisting the faculty during rationing periods. Dur- ing 1942 and 1943, we were fortunate in being offered the first aid and aviation courses, which attracted great interest. We have greatly enjoyed the social activities of our school hours, especially our joint socials. ln 1943, the class play, Char1ey's Aunt, and the operetta, Trial By jury, showed the remarkable dramatic and musical ability of our classmates. Here, at the termination of our courses at Brockton High School, we wish to express our feelings of gratitude and appreciation to all those who have made these three years successful and unforgettable. Although the history of our class is not of interest to the rest of the world, we of the class of 1943 will ever remember the happy years we have spent here. As we go out to try to build our lives in this uncertain world, we shall strive to keep our motto ever before us: God our Guide: Democracy our Pride. 24 Q va- N ,tv .. Qi, , ua ,l-fl 1 .' L: '?'k+'i?i5r A ' , , f'- ' jute,-a..A ., . ,fi ,K ,' ,yr ?h. mm, M... -,,,',-v' 'U 3'v:w- i -Lx , Y 'Nix , N - ,,... t , I 9 04 . Q3 hx L-N ' '11 , X .r ' . f. .- -- . K Rf., 5' 3f '5'5'- ' '37, SL. b rzilfgl ?KQfg 'J-vi' N4 E fi-PSN' I 71 5 2: 1 1 J' , f , ' fm.. 4 14 1- E 5 ' 1- , ' '5'! m fs in E my - s 'nz -,Q fa .4,,: .,' 1 ' Q vifgi? ELDGN KEITH FIELD GATE . a fff-f - ,, .1 'iq f?A31. .- . 'f- ,. . V'F ,.,,N,. . - , . 1 I , ' 4' ., . . 5-5 'N f - hw ' n-v r . '72, , . 1, r , . 'fa '-11' . s' .I M, , W. -' 4 '-wa -up-N, K 'qu ' - -11'-'14 ' -: 1 , img, 'z ' 'wir f' ul. I E . 1. .- I ' my , v P . 'A , ' ef, ' 'x v a . . :ea-1 ' -my .I X-T-A-if V. 'T 1.5 ,r:'??V , vfgrf L - if ' .9-.L-it ' U I AIM, Xp THE HIGH SCHOOL FROM ELDON KEITH FIELD 1 X I 4 i 1 4 X 1 w SHIRLEY E. ADAMS Shir Shir 12 Douglas Ave. Commercial. Interests: swimming thas won some meclalsl, ice skating, roller skating, bowling, tennis, basketball, dancing. Fu- ture: secretarial work. VALENTINA ADAMS Val 76V2 Wyman St. Academic l-I. T. Activities: Dues Collector, Il: Sewing Club, II: Glee Club, II: Nominating Corn- mittee, III: Camera Club tSecre- tary, Illlz Iunior Usher: Allied Youth tSecretary, IVJ: Basketball, Il, III, IV: Class Gilt Committee, III. Interests: music, dancing, basketball, photography. Future: nursing. Mass. General. ALBERT AKEKE Al 34 Kingman St. Commercial. Interests: football, baseball, bowling, skating. Fu- ture: bookkeeping. IUNE G. ACKERBLOOM 812 No. Montello St. Academic T. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, Il, III, IV: Basketball, ll, lll: Corridor Marshal, Il, III, IV: Class Play Usher, IV. Inter- ests: dancing, bowling, skating. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. BETTY M. ALEXANDER 67 Market St. College I.. A. Activities: Operetta Usher, II, III: Field Hockey, III: Swimming, Ill: Iunior Usher: Girls' Glee Club, II, III. Inter- ests: swimming, skating, chem- istry, hockey, Rainbow Girls, dancing, tennis, collecting rec- ords. Future: undecided. NANCY D. ALEXANDER 472 Pleasant St. College I... A. Activities: Tennis Club, Il: Brocktonia, III, IV tFeature Editor, IVJ: Class Play Usher, IV: Year Book Staff: Best Dressed. Interests: Iunior Woman's Club, Rainbow Girls, tennis, softball, Future: un- decided. PHYLLIS C. ALLIN Phyl 38 Prospect St. Academic G., II, III: Retail Sales, IV. Activities: Swimming, II: Class Dues Collector, III. Inter- ests: Baptist Young People's Union fSecretaryl, skating, swim- ming, cooking. Future: Moody Bible Institute. Missionary. HELEN ALPHONSE Naki B4 Walnut St. College L. A. Activities: Nomi- nating Committee, II: Brocktonia, Collector, IV. Interests: tennis, deep-sea fishing, writing, horse- back riding, music. Future: The Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School, Boston. C. EDGAR ANDERSON Andy 126 Hillberg Ave. College Sci. Activities: Class Gift Committee, II: Male Chorus, II: Gondoliers, II: Iunior Usher: Brocktonia Collector, IV: Class Play Committee, IV. Interests: sports, Hi-Y, II, III, IV. Future: U. S. Marine Corps. RODERICK C. ANDERSON Rod 49 Calmar St. College Sci. Activities: Brock- tonia, Ill, IV: Science Club, III, IV: Radio Program, II: Class Play, IV: Motto Committee, IV. Interests: DeMolay, swimming, bowling, reading, hockey. Fu- ture: Boston University and U. S. Navy. ANDREW C. DION Andy 121 Guild Rd. Academic G. Interests: sports of all kinds. Future: Armed Service. MARK A. ANDREWS 20 Ellis St. College Sci. Activities: Band, II, III, IV: Edison Science Club, Ill. Interests: football, skating, music tclarinetl. Future: Naval Science. IOSEPHINE L. ANGELO Ioe 487 No. Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Field Hockey, III: Class Motto Committee, IV. In- terests: swimming, basketball, horseback riding. Future: secre- tarial work and WAAC. VAHAN A. ANMAHIAN W Al 30 Walnut St. College Sci. Interests: aviation, tennis. Future: Curtiss-Wright Tech. ANN M. ASACK Annty 21 Wyman St. Commercial. Interests: dancing, bowling. Future: Wilfred Acad- emy of Hair and Beauty Culture. MARGUERITE C. ASCI Margie 29 Smith Ave. Academic I-I. T. Activities: Girls Glee Club, II, III, IV. Interests: Tejas Club ot Y. W. C. A. lSec- retary, III: President, IVJ, swim- ming, dancing, bowling, skat- ing. Future: St. l.uke's Hospital, New Bedtord. Nursing. 1 HAZEL A. ASHLEY 1186 Main St. Retail Salesmanship. Activities: Dramatic Club, III: Glee Club, II: Brocktonia Room Collector, IV. Interests: bowling, souvenirs of places visited, replicas of famous paintings and stories behind the originals. Future: salesmanship. SHIRLEY M. BACKSTROM Shirl 1022 Warren Ave. Academic H. T. Activities: Dues Collector, II. Interests: stamp collecting. Future: Remington- Rand. Office machines. DONALD P. BABCOCK 93 Parker Ave. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Nominating Committee, III: Iunior Usher: Student Council, IV: Par- ents' Night Usher, IV. Interests: model airplane construction. Fu- ture: U. S. Army Air Force. EVERETT E. BAGLEY Bill 41 Ellsworth St. Industrial Arts T. Interests: base- ball, skating, football, swim- ming and other sports. Future: U. S. Navy. LORRAINE C. BAILER Butch 408 Prospect St. Academic G. Activities: Basket- ball, ll, III tCaptain, Illl. Inter- ests: tennis, dancing, swimming, horseback riding, Horizon Club tTreasurerl, collecting framed pictures, miniature animals. Fu- ture: WAACS or WAVES. IOHN F. BAILEY Bonecrusher I0 Hancock St. Commercial. Interests: photog- raphy, electricity. Future: further study on ignition or' commercial studies. CHARLOTTE I-'. BAILET Chippy 6 Monson St. College L. A. Activities: Glee Club, II, III: Dramatic Club, Il tExecutive Committee, Ill: Bas- ketball, Il. Interests: swimming, knitting, Y. W. H. A., ice skat- ing, tennis. Future: Colby Col- lege. Laboratory technician. RICHARD F. BALDWIN Dick 772 Montello St. College L. A. Interests: com- mercial art, display designing, skiing, tennis, traveling. Future: Spartan School of Aeronautics. Aeronautical engineering. ELMER A. BARCEWICZ Red 208 Field St. College L. A. and Sci. Activities Track: Swimming. Interests hunting, fishing, swimming trapping, Y. M. C. A. Future Notre Dame and Amherst. For estry. Naval Air Corps. BARBARA A. BARNAUD Barb 36 No. Manchester St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball II III: I-Iocke III. Inter- , . . Y. ests: skating, riding, swimming i basketball, bowling, dancing. Future: Boston University, Col- lege of Liberal Arts. WANDA M. BARONOWSKI Vuvvy 81 Vine St. Retail Sales. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, ll, III. Interests: sing- ing with an orchestra, dancing. Future: New England Conserva- tory of Music. ISABEL P. BARROWS 50 Riverview St. College L. A. Activities: Dra- matic Club, Il. Interests: dra- matics, dancing, skating. Future: Powell School oi Dramatics. Dramatics. MARY E. BARRY Irish 17 Newton Ave. Academic T. Activities: Execu- tive Committee, II: Dramatic Club, II tSecretary, IIJ. Interests: horseback riding, music, bowl- ing. Future: Vesper George School of Art. Style designing. ADAM V. BATAKIS Batak 26 Ridge St. Industrial Arts A. Activities: Air Raid Patrol, IV: Brocktonia Col- lector, IV: Student Patrol, IV: Christmas Pageant, IV. Inter- ests: photography, bowling, skat- ing, aviation, football. Future: Wiggins Aircraft School. ELIZABETH M. BATES BeffY 65 Fairfield St. College L. A. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II, III tSecretary, IIIJ: Basketball, II: Year Book Staff: Class Gift Committee, IV. Interests: tennis, swimming, Iunior Woman's Club. Future: Pembroke College or Mount Holyoke. RITA E. BEALS 826 No. Montello St. Commercial. Activities: Health Committee, IV. Interests: Y. W. C. A., dancing, bowling, collecting records. Future: Bur- dett College. WILLIAM A. BEAUCLAIR Bi1l 275 Boylston St. College Sci. Interests: books, golf, hunting. Future: Northeast- ern University. Chemistry. THERESA E. BEAUREGARD Terry 205 Court St. Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball, II, III tCaptain, ID: Stu- dent Council, II, III: Sewing Club, IV tSecretary, IVD: Glee Club, IV: Class Play Committee, IV: Class Play Usher, IV: Christ- mas Pageant, IV. Interests: bowling, skating, basketball, movies. Future: nursing. MYRON S. BELCHER My 21 Brett St. College L. A. Activities: Allied Youth, II: Red Cross Courier, I. Interests: radio broadcasting, autograph collecting, journalism, foreign corresponding. Future: Northeastern University. Iour- nalism. WILLIAM A. BELMOSTO Tony 235 Quincy St. Industrial Arts T. Interests: stamp collecting. Future: Went- worth Institute. Engineering. U. S. Army or Marine Corps. RICHARD P. BENOIT Ricky 17 Clarence St. College Sci. Activities: Camera Club, Il, III: Brocktonia Room Collector, Il: Class Play, IV: Year Book Staff, IV. Interests: I-li-Y Club, photography, sailing. Future: Tufts College. En- gineering. ROBERT R. BHNOIT Bob 144 Battles St. Commercial. Activities: Class Dues Collector, II: Band, IV. In- terests: playing drums, record collecting, all sports. Future: U. S. Navy. GLORIA C. BERRY 925 No. Main St. Commercial. Activities: Part-time Work, IV. Interests: bowling, dancing, record collecting, bas- ketball, stencil drawing. Future: commercial work. HARVEY B. BLACKMAN Blackie 15 Stillman Ave. College Sci. Activities: Edison Science Club, III: Safety Patrol fLieutenantl, II, IV: Track, II, III, IV fCross Country Team, III, IVJ: Air Raid Patrol iLieutenantl, IV: Class Gift Committee, III. Inter- ests: tennis, ice skating. Future: Lowell Textile Institute. Textile engineering. CONSTANCE BLADES Connie 39 Woodside Ave. College L. A. Activities: Class Color Committee, II: Motto Com- mittee, IV: Senior Class Play Committee, IV. Interests: sail- ing, golf, swimming, stamp col- lecting, drawing. Future: unde- cided. BARBARA V. BLAINE Barb 51 Ford St. Academic H. T. Activities: Bas- ketball, II, III: I-Iockey, III: Senior Class Play Usher, IV. In- terests: skating, bowling. Fu- ture: nursing. S t' fl 5- fv ' L 'C' HERBERT C. BLOOD Charlie 41 Malvern Rd. College Sci. Interests: hockey, baseball, wood-working, swim- ming. Future: Northeastern Uni- versity. Mechanical engineering. WINSTON H. BOLINDER Winnie 1008 Warren Ave. Academic G, Activities: Foot- ball, I, II, III, IV: Class Play Committee, IV: Baseball, Il: Hockey, II: Brocktonia Room Collector, III. Interests: all sports, reading, dancing, LaCrosse. Fu- ture: Boston University. ALPREDA T. BOLONIS Freda 918 No. Main St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, I, II lClass Team, Il: Hockey, I tCaptain, I: Class Team, Il. Interests: dancing, skating, volleyball, horseback riding. Future: secretarial work. DORIS A. BONAPARTE Dot 719 Main St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III lCaptain, Illl: Oper- etta, II: Class Gift Committee, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Inter- ests: dancing, swimming, bas- ketball, roller skating, knitting, record collecting. Future: Acad- emy oi Dancing. BARBARA T. BOSQUET Bobby 14 Walnut St. Academic I-I. T. Activities: Bas- ketball, I, II: Soccer, I, II: Class Dues Collector, IV: Iunior Usher, III: Best Looking. Interests: Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Girl Scouts, Girl Reserves. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. Surgical nursing. IRENE P. BOUCHER Renie 50 Taber Ave. Commercial. Interests: lunior Twentieth Century Catholic Girls' Club, Y. W. C. A., danc- ing, skating. Future: secretarial work. GRACE BOURGET Gracie 368 Prospect St. College L. A. Interests: sailing, riding, skiing, skating, dancing. Future: Colby Iunior College. IOHN S. BOYAIIAN Iohnny 79 Spring St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Intramural Track, II, III, IV. In te r e s t s: Brockton A. Y. F., all sports. Future: shoe business. MILDRED I. BOYD Millie 40 Macy Ave. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, I, Interests: basket- ball, starnp collecting. Future: business school. Secretarial work. FRANCIS M. BOYLE 82 Byron Ave. Commercial. Activities: Band, II, III. Interests: stamp and coin collecting, plane building. Fu- ture: U. S. Navy. GLORIA K. BRADY 18 Exchange St. Commercial. Activities: Class Dues Collector, II: Class Gift Committee, II: Part-time Worker. Interests: Girl Reserves, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Girls' Club. Future: Brockton Business School. Secretarial work. SHIRLEY M. BREACH Breachy 77 Harvard St. Household Arts. Activities: Class Nominating Committee, II, III: Sewing Club, III, IV: Class Play Usher, IV: Basketball, II. Inter- ests: dancing, sewing, movies. Future: hairdressing. 'vt BETTY L. BREBNER Lulu 29 Wilmington St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II. Interests: dancing, swimming, horseback riding, skating, walking. Future: Massa- chusetts M e m o r i al Hospital. Nursing. WIN STON P. BREBNBR Win 67 Martland Ave. Academic G. Interests: skiing, record collecting, reading, skat- ing, swing music. Future: U. S. Army. SHIRLEY M. BREWER 37 Snell St. College L. A. Activities: Class Constitution Committee, II: Bas- ketball, II CCaptainl: Safety Club, III, IV tTreasurer, IVD: Brocktonia Room Collector, IV: Nominating Committee, III. In- terests: Rainbow Girls, dancing, bowling, skating, collecting rec- ords. Future: Newton Hospital. Nursing. LORRAINE G. BROWN 40 Woodard Ave. College Sci. Activities: Glee Club, II, III: Basketball, II, III, IV: Camera Club, III: Junior Usher, III. Interests: music, South Rockne Club fPresidentl, skat- ing, swimming. Future: Pem- broke College. RUTH G. BROWN Ruthie 19 Fuller St. College L. A., II, III: Retail Sales, IV. Activities: Basketball, I, II, III fCaptain, Il: Dramatic Club, II, III: Allied Youth, III fSecretary, IID: Swimming, II. Interests: Girl Scouts, Rainbow Girls, Rockne, sailing, riding, collecting records, dancing, knit- ting. Future: Mt. Ida Iunior Col- lege. Merchandising. RAYMOND W. BROWN Rusty 268 Summer SL Commercial. Activities: Band, II, III: Orchestra, II, III. Inter- ests: basketball, skating, foot- ball, baseball. Future: unde- cided. JOHN A. BRUGLIERA 17 Turner St. College Sci. Interests: swimming, bicycling, boating, tennis, skat- ing, walking, dancing, musical cinemas. Future: U. S. Army or shipfitting. HAZEL L. BRUMBACH Zal 4 Woodward Ave. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club, II, III: Glee Club, II: Busi- ness Administration Club, III: Library Monitor, II: Operetta, II: Basketball, II, III tCaptain, II, Illlp Hockey, III tCaptain, III: Class Team, IIII: Part-time Worker. Interests: Rockne, boat- ing, camping, engrossing. Fu- ture: secretarial work. NATALIE BRUSH Nat 58 Woodside Ave. College L. A. Activities: Radio Program, II: Girls' Glee Club, II: Dues Collector, III: Iunior Usher, III: Senior Class Play, IV. Interests: drawing, dra- matics, swimming, sailing. Fu- ture: Pembroke College and Rhode Island School of Design. GREGORY A. BUCKLEY Greg I2 Springfield St. Commercial. Activities: Football, I, II, III, IV: Intra-mural Hockey, IV. Interests: football, hockey, baseball. Future: U. S. Army. IOHN C. BUCKLEY Buck 85 Winnifred Rd. Academic G. Activities: Hockey Team, II: Intra-mural Hockey, III: Iunior Usher, III: Stretcher Bearer at Goddard Hospital. In- terests: all sports, Boston Bruins. Future: Merchant Marine or U. S. Army. BEVERLY M. BURKE Bev 775 Main St. Commercial. Activities: Orches- tra, II, III, IV fLibrarian, II: President, IIII: Library Monitor, II. Interests: music, dancing, record collecting, Junior Twenti- eth Century Catholic Club. Fu- ture: Remington Rand. Secre- tarial and bookkeeping studies. Q 'nfl' 33 GORDON E. BURKE Gil 8 Cobb Ave. Industrial Arts I. Activities: Hockey, I, II, III. Interests: West Side A. C., football, base- ball, swimming, hockey, read- ing, electricity, radio. Future: bus-driver, electrician or radio repair work. ROBERT I. BURKE Irish 107 Newbury St. Academic G. Activities: Allied Youth, III, IV. Interests: golf, tennis, bowling, dancing, St. Patrick's Alumni, C. Y. O. Fu- ture: Massachusetts State Col- lege and Marine Corps Reserve. HELEN A. BURMAN Rusty 46 Carroll Ave. College Sci. Activities: Iunior Usher, III: Basketball, II, III tClass Team, IIIJ: Swimming, II, III: Student Health Council, IV: Best All Round. Interests: bas- ketball, swimming, skating, art, Rockne, photography. Future: Forsyth School for Dental Hy- gienists. HAROLD E. BURNELI. Harry 85 Grafton St. Academic G. Interests: Y. M. C. A., swimming, base- ball, football, hunting, hockey. Future: Army Air Corps. Gun- nery. FLORENCE A. BUSSELL Buzzy I5 Dover St. Retail Sales. Activities: Class Color Committee, II: Basketball II: Sewing Club, III. Interests: music, dancing, swimming, hik- ing, sewing. Future: store work. 1 CLAIRE B. BUTLER 52 Perkins St. Commercial. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee, II. Interests: St. Patrick's Sodality, dancing, skat- ing, bowling. Future: secre- tarial work. THOMAS E. CAFFELLE Tom 387 W. Chestnut St. Industrial Arts. I. Activities: Hockey, III, IV tCaptain, IVJ. In- terests: baseball, football, ten- nis, golf, hockey, hunting, fish- ing, swimming. Future: Stock- bridge School or U. S. Army. EDWARD F. CALLAHAN Eddie 17 Davis Ave. College L. A. Activities: Execu- tive Committee, III, IV: Class Play, IV: Christmas Pageant, III: Dramatic Club, II, III: Golf, III: Band, II: Student Council, II: Iunior Usher, Ill. Interests: I-Ii-Y, golf, swimming, skating, dancing. Future: Brown Uni- versity or U. S. Army. ALFRED CAMPANELLI Camp 57 Summer St. IndustrialArts I. Activities: De- fense School, IV. Interests: model airplane building, Y. M. C. A., Phalax Fraternity Club, base- ball, football, swimming. Fu- ture: Army Air Force. Airplane mechanics. CAROLYN M. CAMPBELL Carol 210 Ash St. College L. A. Activities: Dues Collector, IV: Executive Commit- tee, III, IV: Iunior Usher, III: Christmas Pageant, IV: Swim- ming, II. Interests: Junior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, Thorny Lea Golf Club, dancing, skating, swimming, music, golf. reading, bridge. Future: Wel- lesley or Trinity College. MARIORIE F. CANNON Marge 57 Newton Ave. Commercial. Activities: Business Administration Club, III Uunior Director, IID: Class Color Com- mittee, Il: Class Gift Committee, II: Library Monitors' Club, II: Basketball, Ill: Part-time Work- er. Interests: dancing, skiing, knitting. Future: Boston Uni- versity. MARIE D. CAPACHIONE Cappy 221 Harvard St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Class Gift Commit- tee, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, Girl Re- serves, skating, tennis, bowling, dancing. Future: Boston Uni- versity. Secretary. IANE E. CAPEN 39 Silver Rd. Academic T. Activities: Class Dues Collector, III. Interests: music, dancing. Future: school undecided. Nursing. ARMANDO F. CAPOZZI Eddie 20 Lawrence St. College L. A. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector, IV: Student Coun- cil, IV. Interests: baseball, foot- ball, golf, bowling, drawing, coin collecting. Future: Brown University. Medicine. IRENE L. CAPOZZI Poni 58 Tripp Ave. Academic I-I. T. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II, III: Camera Club, II: Debating Club, II: Library Monitors' Club, II. Interests: dancing, bowling, swimming, knitting, collecting pens. Future: Cambridge City Hospital. Nursing. GEORGE P. CAPPOS 25 Falmouth Ave. College Sci. Activities: Student Council, II, Ill, IV: Paper Sav- ing Committee, III: Safety Club, III: Science Club, III: Air Raid Patrol, IV. Interests: tennis, swimming, baseball, philately, collecting coins, drawing. Fu- ture: U. S. Air Corps. DOROTHY D. CAPPIELLO Cappy 53 Taylor Ave. Retail Sales. Interests: bowling, bicycling, dancing. Future: re- tail work. ALICE M. CARLSON Merrie 302 Grafton St. Commercial. Interests: Senior Luther League, tennis, swim- ming, bowling, dancing. Future: Chandler Schools. Secretarial work. EVELYN F. CARLSON 128 Riverview St. College L. A. Activities: Hockey, III. Interests: dancing, skating, swimming, tennis, badminton, popular music. Future: Simmons College. Secretarial work. ARTHUR W. CARR Art 71 Newbury St. Commercial, Interests: collecting match books, going to the movies, reading. Future: unde- cided. THOMAS F. CARRIGG 41 No. Cary St. College L. A. Interests: football, basketball, hockey, and other sports. Future: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ANTHONY I. CARRIUOLO Dick 36 Clifton Ave. Industrial Arts A. Interests: swimming, hockey, skating, div- ing. Future: U. S. Merchant Marine. ARLENE T. CARROLL Arnie 47 Myrtle St. Commercial. Activities: Partetime Worker. Interests: skating, danc- ing, reading. Future: business college. ANGELIN A CARROZZO Angie 78 Lawrence St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Sewing Club, III. Interests: bowling, singing, dancing, volleyball. Future: telephone operator. EDGAR W. CARY Ted 223 Forest Ave. Industrial Arts. T. Interests: horseback riding, skating, swim' ming, baseball, football. Future: U. S. Navy. Machinist. ANNA V. CASIER1 Nan 37 Spruce St. Commercial. Activities: Part-time Worker. Interests: dancing, bas- ketball, reading, traveling. Fu- ture: business school. War work. FREDERICK CELIA 165 No. Warren Ave. Commercial. Interests: tennis, bowling, and other sports. Fu- ture: undecided. GEORGE CELIA 400 No. Main St. Commercial. Activities: Class Dues Collector, IV. Interests: bowling, playing guitar. Future: Army Air Corps. AN ITA M. CESARINI Nita 117 Ford SL Commercial. Interests: dancing, good music, riding, reading. Fu- ture: business college. Secre- tarial work. ELEANOR F. CHAPLAIN Blondie 99 Battles St. Commercial. Activities: Sewing Club, I, II: Motto Committee, IV. Interests: swimming, skating, dancing, listening to the radio. Future: secretarial work. MARIORIE A. CHASE Marqy 799 Montello St. Commercial. Activities: Business Administration, III: Field Hockey, III: Basketball, II: Nominating Committee, Ill. Interests: swim- ming, basketball, bowling. Fu- ture: Boston University. E. WINSLOW CHASE Win 18 Byron Ave. College Sci. Activities: Football, III, IV: Health Committee, IV. Interests: Y. M. C. A., basket- ball, stamp collecting. Future: U. S. Marines. VERONICA M. CHESNAUSKAS Ronnie 56 Winter St. Commercial. Activities: Part-time Worker. Interests: fashion de- signing, dancing, bowling. Fu- ture: secretarial work. IUNE A. CHIN 46 W. Elm St. College Sci, Activities: Basket- ball, Ill: Hockey, III: Class Play Committee, IV: Class Play Usher, IV. Interests: Y. W. C. A., draw- ing, tennis, horseback riding, reading, ping-pong. Future: Sim- mons College. Laboratory tech- nician. NANCY C. CHISHOLM 61 Fairfield St. College Sci. Activities: Swim- ming Team, III tCaptain, Illl: Iunior Usher, III: Class Dues Collector, IV. Interests: swim- ming, horsebask riding, badmin- ton, dancing. Future: Wheaton. WILLIAM F. CHISHOLM Bill 9 E. Ashland St. Commercial. Activities: Student Advisory Council, IV. Interests: baseball, football, basketball. Future: U. S. Air Corps. I1 01 HAROLD W. CHOATE 385 Centre St. College Sci. Activities: Class Gift Committee, II: Red Cross Courier, III, IV: I-Ii-Y Club, III, IV. Interests: swimming, boat- ing, football, skating. Future: U. S, Navy. RENA CHRISTY Chris 82 Turner St. Retail Sales. Activities: Basket- ball, I. Interests: Iunior Twenti- eth Century Catholic Club, swim- ming, bowling, dancing. Future: retail work. CHARLOTTE M. CHUTE Chutie 588 Belmont St. Commercial. Interests: American Legion luniors tVice-Presidentl, Drill Team, fancy diving, swim- ming, dancing. Future: WAVES or nursing. ALBERT L. CLARK Long Iohn 26 Watson St. College L. A. Activities: Brock- tonia, IV. Interests: collecting sports information. Future: school of journalism. Sports reporter. EVELYN R. CLARKE Ev 8 Ames Rd. Commercial. Activities: Orches- tra, II, III, IV tSecretary, Illi- Student Council, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: music. Fu- ture: Bryant and Stratton Busi- ness School. MARIA T. CLERICO 16 Pine St. Commercial. Interests: sewing, reading, going to the movies, listening to the radio. Future: probably secretarial work. ELIZABETH E. CLINTON Betty 35 Weston St. Retail Sales. Activities: Dramatic Club, II, III CExecutive Commit- tee, Illl: Class Dues Collector. III. Interests: reading, music. Future: retail sales school. Buy- ing or advertising. MARYROSE COFFEY Red 42 La Foye St. College L. A. Activities: Student Council, III: Basketball, III. In- terests: dancing, tennis, swim- ming, reading. Future: Massa- chusetts College of Pharmacy. Pharmacist. INA COHEN 375 Crescent St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor, II. Interests: Y. W. I-I. A., Youth of Anshe Sfard, knitting, skating, dancing. Future: Fay Secretarial School. Bookkeeper. LAWRENCE C. COLE Zeke 47 Bernice Ave. College Sci. Interests: tennis, ping-pong, movies, bowling, skating, airplanes, hunting, fish- ing, archery. Future: Merchant Marine Officers' Training Academy. IAMES R. CON!-IFR!-IY 15 Quincy St. College L. A. Activities: Consti- tution Committee, II fChairman, Ill: Class Color Committee, II: Class Gift Committee, III: Brock- tonia Business Staff, IV. Inter- ests: dogs, horses, skating, camp- ing. Future: undecided. RICHARD B. CONEFREY Dick I4 Vaughn Ct. Commercial. Interests: hunting, fishing, camping. Future: Bent- ley School of Accounting. 3 FRANCIS R. CONVEY Dick 519 Pearl St. College Sci. Interests: football, hockey, basketball, hunting. Fu- ture: some branch of service, then Dartmouth College. Law. ALICE F. CONZATTI Al 29 Smith Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, Il, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: reading, music, dancing. Future: business school. Stenographer. EVELYN L. COOK Cool-!Y 33 Columbia St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Swimming, I: Glee Club, I, II, III: Student Council, IV. Interests: swimming, dancing bowling, horseback riding, ten- ms, bicycling, skating. Future: secretarial work. 1 IOHN C. COOMBS lack 107 Grafton St. College I... A. Activities: History Club, I. Interests: tennis, golf, basketball, swimming, collecting phonograph records. Future: Harvard College. Economics. ROBERT F. COOPER Bob 31 Neal St. Commercial. Activities: Track, I, ll, III: Swimming, ll, III: Most Musical. Interests: Hi-Y Club, drumming, collecting records Future: business school or U. S. Navy. BARBARA T. COUBLE 42 Cleveland Ave. College L. A. Activities: Bas- ketball, II, III fCaptain, Ill: Hockey, ll, III fCaptain, IIIJ: Allied Youth, III. Interests: lunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club, tennis, piano, reading, swimming, records. Future: Sim- mons College. ROBERT V. COURNOYER Bob 46 Lawrence St. Commercial. Activities: Band, II: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: swimming, skating, football, baseball, fishing, photography. Future: business college. LORHAINE F. CRONE Chippy 172 Mulberry St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: Rockne Association, dancing, skating, swimming, basketball, tennis. Future: clerical work. THEHESA M. CROCE Tre I9 Edward St. Academic H. T. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, III. Interests: danc- ing, ice skating, roller skating, swimming. Future: Faulkner Hospital. Nursing. SHELDON A. CROCKER Shel 737 Pearl St. College Sci. Interests: hockey, football, collecting records. Fu- ture: Wentworth Institute. En- gineering. LORRAINE A. CROSS 217 Prospect St. Academic H. T. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, Il: Basketball, II, III tCaptain, Ill: Hockey, II, III. In- terests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, basketball. Future: undecided. BRUCE E. CROWELL 249 W. Elm St. College Sci. Activities: Brock- tonia, III, IV: Class Play, IV: Year Book Staff, IV. Interests: motion picture photography, sail- ing, collecting old jazz records. Future: P. F. C. in U. S. Marine Corps Reserve lClass 3Dl at Dartmouth College. NATALIE A. CURTIS Stanley 104 Burl-reside Ave. College L. A. Activities: Allied Youth, III. Interests: Rainbow Girls, tennis, riding, golf, skiing, piano. Future: University of Texas. WILLIAM A. CURTIS Bill 28 Addison Ave. Industrial Arts T. Interests: ice hockey, football, swimming. Fu- ture: U. S. Navy. Draftsman. ROBERT E. CUSHMAN Ace VII 18 Winthrop St. Academic G. Activities: Camera Club, III. Interests: photography, High School Reporter for Brock- ton Enterprise. Future: Army or Navy photographer. Newspaper work. ANNA M. DAMATO Ann 31 Sheridan St. Retail Sales. Interests: radio, swimming, sewing, reading, basketball, roller skating, rec- ords, and music. Future: retail selling. MARIE A. DANTONO ll Willard Ave. Commercial. Activities: Class Gift Committee, III. Interests: piano, reading, bicycling, war scrap book, sayings of famous men. Future: business school. FLORENCE L. DAVENPORT F10SSY 5 Karl Pl. Commercial. Activities: Class Motto Committee, IV: Basketball, II, III tC1ass Team, II, IIIJ: Swimming, III. Interests: Tejas Club, Iunior Twentieth Century Club, bowling, dancing, model- ing, C. Y. O. basketball. Future: office work. MILTON I-I. DAVIDSON Happy 140 Belmont St. Industrial Arts T. Interests: swimming, boxing, guns, car- tooning, dancing, tennis, foot- ball, baseball, camping, driv- ing, Y. M. C. A., Torch Club, DeMolay. Future: business in aviation products. DORIS E. DAVIS Dot 439 Pleasant St. Commercial. Activities: Constitu- tion Committee, II: Motto Com- mittee, IV: Basketball, II, III ICaptain, II, III: Class Team, Ill: Hockey, II fClass Team, Ill: Class Play Usher, IV: Swirn- ming, III: Dramatic Club: Busi- ness Administration Club. Inter- ests: Rockne Association, skat- ing, bowling, tennis. Future: business school. RAYMOND B. DAVIS Dave 311 Field St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Y. M. C. A., swimming, tennis, weightlifting, baseball. Future: aviation mechanic. WALTER 0. DAVIS Red 146 Manomet St. College Sci. Interests: hockey, movies, riflery, swimming, foot- ball, I-li-Y, III, IV. Future: Air Corps. College, it possible. CHRISTINA DEFIOS Chris 24 W. Park St. Commercial. Activities: Hockey, II: Basketball, II: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: swimming, dancing, bowling, reading, Greek Choir. Future: secretarial work. FRANK A. DE GIROLAMO Geronimo 20 Loucratt Ave. Industrial Arts T. Interests: Y. M. C. A., bowling, weight lifting. Future: Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology. U. S. Army. 4-N, I 6: ELIZABETH DELAPA Betty 277 Belmont Ave. College L. A. Activities: Glee Club, II, III, IV. Interests: Y. W. C. A., Girl Reserves, Rockne Club, Rockne Music Club, Rcckne Photography Club, Young Peoples Christian En- deavor, basketball, walking, music, books, bowling. Future: linotypist. PHYLLIS C. DE PASQUA Phil 34 Mason St. Commercial. Interests: tennis, swimming, bowling, skating dancxig, dress designing, model- ing. Future: business school. FRANCIS A. DEROCHER Frankie 41 Gordon St. Commercial. Interests: drawing, Future: U. S. Navy. Newspaper Cartooning. MADELINE L. DE YOUNG 922 So. Franklin St., Brookville Commercial. Activities: Business Organization Club, III: Class Basketball Team, Il: Class Hockey Team, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: basket- ball, dancing, swimming, ten- nts, skating, Rockne Associa- tion. Future: business school. Secretarial work. CAROLINA DI CICCO 27 Hemlock St. Commercial. Activities: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: reading, hairdressing. Future: hairdress- ing. HELEN S. DIMOU Lennie 164 Boylston St. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, I: Dramatic Club, II. Interests: swimming, singing, hiking, sketching, dancing, skat- ing, listening to operas and humorous programs. Future: Westbrook Iunior College and Boston University. Secretarial science. IOHN E. DINEEN D. F. 26 Blaine St. College L. A. Activities: Nom- inating Committee, II: Allied Youth. Interests: reading, check- ers, gardening. Future: Univer- sity of City of Los Angeles or Georgetown. U. S. Marines. RUTHE E. DOREY Hunkey 25 Clarence St. College I.. A. Activities: Dra- matic Club, Il, III: Class Play, IV: Brocktonia Staff, IV: Emer- gency Room, IV: Basketball, II, III. Interests: dancing, bowling, Iunior Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. Teaching. IUNE E. DORGAN 71 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor, II: Student Council, III. Interests: dancing, knitting, sing- ing, collecting records, movies. Future: undecided. A. ROSE D1 NUNNO Rosy 174 Summer St. Commercial. Activities: Class Color Committee, II: Class Nom- inating Committee, II. Interests: skating, basketball, dancing. Future: business school. Office work. THEODORE DISTASI Blueshirt No. 3 114 Walnut St. Industrial Arts. Interests: base- ball, tootball, swimming, fish- ing, hunting. Future: Naval Air Force. HARRY L. DOTEN Glugga 914 Oak St. Industrial Arts. Interests: 4-1-1 Club, member of the F. F. A. Future: U. S. Navy. University of Maine. MARGARET I. DOWD Peggy 106 Moraine St. College L. A. Activities: Swim- ming, II: Dramatic Club, II, III: Class Color Committee, Il. Inter- ests: Honorary Member ot Senior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Rockne Association, reading, col- lecting records. Future: Kath- erine Gibbs Secretarial School. ANNE M. DRISCOLL 38 Tremont St. Academic H. T. Interests: skat- ing, dancing, swimming. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. Nursing. KATHARINE DROUKAS K. D. 10 Tumer St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II. Interests: dancing, skat- ing, swimming, deep-sea fish- ing. Future: Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. NICHOLAS DROUKAS Nick 17 Haverhill St. College Sci. Activities: Aero Club, II, III tVice-President, IID. Interests: airplanes, mechanics. Future: aeronautical engineer- ing. RICHARD W. DUNN Dick 151 Manomet St. College Sci. Activities: Orches- tra, I, II, III, IV tTreasurer, III: Vice-President, IVJ: Band, I, II, III, IV. Interests: Hi-Y, I, II, III tSecretary, IVJ, swing band, bowling, swimming, golfing. Fu- ture: Brown University or Am- herst. ROBERT M. DUNN Bob 151 Manomet St. Commercial. Activities: Orches- tra, I, II, III, IV: Band, I, II, III, IV: Class Color Committee, I. Interests: Hi-Y, music, golf, bowl- ing, swimming, fishing, art, Fu- ture: accounting. RALPH A. DUPUY 58 Moraine St. Commercial. Activities: Class President, II, III, IV: Iunior Usher, III: Student Council, III, IV: Track Team: Brocktonia Collec- tor, II: Class Play Committee, IV: Community Fund Speaker, III: Business Administration Club, III: Most Popular. Interests: I-Ii-Y, basketball, dancing, swimming, camping. Future: Boston Uni- versity. Accounting. LOIS A. DUVAL Lo 872 Crescent St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball. Interests: Y. W. C. A., Iunior Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club, Girl Reserves lPresi- dentl, dancing, skating, swim- ming, bowling. Future: Boston Business College. Secretarial work. ROGER H. DUVAL Diappis 610 Centre St. Industrial Arts T. Interests: stamp collecting, entering puzzle contests. Future: undecided. HARRY H. EATON 1 Boundry Ave. Industrial Arts A. Activities: Tumbling Team, III. Interests: usher in Brookville Baptist Church, harmonica playing, bowling, tumbling, acrobatics. Future: Moody Bible Institute, Chicago. Missionary course. BETTY L. ECCLES 26 Berkshire Ave. Academic G. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, I, ll: Class Gift Committee, Ill: Basketball, III: Christmas Pageant, IV. In- terests: piano, organ, swimming, knitting, bowling. Future: New England Conservatory of Music. MURIEL C. EDGECOMB Mimi 24 Carleton Ave. Commercial. Activities: Class Dues Collector, II: Nominating Committee, II: Class Gift Com- mittee, III. Interests: bowling, swimming, skating, tennis, music. Future: Endicott Iunior College. General office work. CATHERINE P. EDWARDS Cathy 91 Thatcher St. College L. A. Activities: Nom- inatgng Committee, Ill tSecre- tary, IIIJ: Basketball, II, III: Swzmming, II: Field Hockey, III tClass Team, IIIJ: Class Play Committee, IV: Class Play Usher, IV: Year Book Staff, IV. Inter- ests: I. T. C. C. C., dancing, skat- ing, kcwltng, tennis, Y. W. C. A. Future: Iackson College. Medi- cine. FRANK ELKSNIN 419 No. Cary St. College Sci. Activities: Scholas- tic Hockey, II: Intra-mural Hockey, III, IV. Interests: air- plane modeling, sketching, sports. Future: U. S. Navy. RALPH H. ELLIS 16 Clifton Ave. Academic G. Activities: Class Color Committee, Il: Home Room Chairman, IV: Intra-mural Ten- nis: Best Looking. Interests: basketball, hockey, tennis, Hi-Y, Y. M. C. A. Future: Nantucket Training School. VIVIAN M. ETHIER Viv 7 Lawn St. Commercial. Activities: Student Council, ll, III: Junior Repre- sentative of Lost and Found Committee: Basketball, II, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: all sports, reading, dancing. Future: secretarial work. WALTER I. I-'ARREN Walt Iames St. Commercial. Activities: Debat- ing Club, Ill fVice-President, Illl: Student Council, II, III. In- terests: skiing, skating, hockey, dancing, swimming, traveling. Future: Boston College. Busi- ness administraiion or Naval Air Corps. GRACE I.. FARWELL Gracie 757 No. Main St. Household Arts. Activities: Con- stitution Committee, II: Division- al Basketball, II. Interests: Christian Endeavor Society tNorth Baptist Churchl, World Wide Guild tVice-Presidentl, music, bowling, drawing, sew- ing, cooking, movies, hiking. Future: dress designer. MORTON A. FEINBERG Keeto 26 Hawthorne St. Commercial. Interests: Y. M. H. A., basketball, softball, football, baseball, athletic con- tests, movies, famous orches- tras. Future: Bentley School of Accounting and Finance. Retail selling. LOUISE C. FEROLI Lou 273 Pleasant St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, I, II: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: Rockne Club, dancing, bowling, swimming, skating. Future: business school. RALPH M. FERRINI Ralphie 284 Montello St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Stage CraitStafI, II: Radio Club, II. Interests: football, radio, machine design, model air- planes, Y. M. C. A. Future: U. S. Army. Draftsman. ELENORE S. FINKLESTEIN Ellie 65 Oakdale St. College L. A. Activities: Glee Club, II, III, IV lVice-President, IVJQ Dramatic Club, II, III: Christ- mas Pageant Soloist, ll, III, IV: Operetta, II, III: Drama Day, II. Interests: Y. W. H. A., journal- ism, music, ballet dancing, skat- ing, tennis, badminton, dra- matics, cooking, camping. Fu- ture: Radcliffe College. Music or English. ROBERT W. FINNEGAN Finn 185 Dover St. College Sci. Activities: Hockey, II, III, IV: Track, II, III: Hi-Y, II, III, IV: Cross Country, III. In- terests: hockey, baseball, foot- ball, swimming, bowling, ski- ing, diving, track, aviation, dancing. Future: Armed Service. ALTON H. FISHER Al 587 No. Main St. Commercial. Interests: Y. M. C. A., dancing, all sports, collecting records. Future: Army or Marines. IEANNE FISHER Bubbles 73 Tilton Ave. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, Il: Girls' Glee Club, IV: Part-time Work- er, IV. Interests: Iunior Women's Club, bowling, music, church work, dancing. Future: business college. MAX FIS!-IMAN Fuzzie 185 Centre St. Commercial. Activities: Radio Club, II. Interests: Y. M. H. A., Young Iudea, stamp collecting, basketball, baseball. Future: accounting or Yeoman in U. S. Navy. RITA L. FLEURY 203 Court St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III, IV: Hockey, II, III. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, swimming, bowling, golf, skating. Future: nursing. ROSEMARY F. FLYNN 14 Harrison Ave. Academic H. T. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, II: Basket- ball, II, III CCaptain, IIIJ: Field Hockey, III: Senior Class Play Usher, IV: Class Gift Commit- tee, IV. Interests: bowling, danc- ing. Future: St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital or Army Nurses' Training. WALTER I. I-'ONTAINE Wally 21 Madison St. Commercial. Activities: Base- ball, II: Hockey, II: Intra-mural Hockey, III, IV. Interests: all sports, billiards, cards. Future: Naval Air Corps or U. S. Navy. IACQUELINE A. FORD Iackie 34 Keene St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, Il, III, IV: Tennis, III. In- terests: Y. W. C. A., Tejas Club, tennis, swimming, basketball, dancing, collecting records. Fu- ture: Pierce Secretarial School. Private secretary. CLEMENTINA FRANCARIO Tina 37 Manomet St. Commercial. Activities: Class Dues Collector, Il: Student Coun- cil, III: Brocktonia Room Collec- tor, IV. Interests: tennis, danc- ing, swimming, horseback rid- ing. Future: bookkeping and typewriting. IOHN G. FRANCHI 16 Connecticut Pl. Academic G. Activities: Safety Patrol, III. Interests: Y. M. C. A., swimming, hockey, baseball, football. Future: U. S. Army. Radio work. IRENE FREEMAN 52 Earley St. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, II. Inter- ests: tennis, swimming, coin, old stamp collecting. Future: unde- cided. EVERETT A. FRENCH I renchy 222 Howard St. Industrial Arts T. Interests: swimming, sailing, travel, boat- building, cabinet making. Fu- ture: Merchant Marine Academy tOificers' Trainingj. JANET B. FRENCH Ianie 26 Market St. Academic T. Activities: Dues Collector, II: Hockey Team, III: Class Officer tlixecutive Commit- teel, II, III, IV: Corridor Mar- shal, Il, III, IV: Basketball, III. Interests: bowling, swimming, skating, skiing. Future: medical secretary. PAUL E. FROEBERG Free 81 Hillberg Ave. College Sci. Activities: Air Raid Patrol: Intra-mural Basketball, II. Interests: Hi-Y, golf, basket- ball, baseball, ice skating. Fu- ture: Rhode Island State Col- lege. Engineering. ,, its H' -ef 4 ROBERT E. FULTON Bob 70 Foster St. Academic G. Interests: Y. M. C. A., Commandos,' Weight Lifting Club, Falanx Club. Future: U. S. Navy. I DAVID C. GANAK Dave 22 W. Park St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Track, II: Basketball, II: Defense School, IV. Interests: basketball, hockey, swimming, diving, Circle-Y. Future: U. S. Marine Air Corps Reserve. SARAH R. GASSE Sally 601 Summer St. Commercial. Interests: drawing, swimming, skating. Future: tele- phone operator. Portrait painting. IOHN P. GEILEAR Iackie 675 Montello St. Commercial. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee, II, III: Intra- mural Basketball, II, III. Inter- ests: baseball, basketball hockey, football, boxing. Future: school of business administra- tion. Naval Aviation. GEORGE A. GEORGANDAS Dimi 7 Skinner St. Commercial. Activities: Student Council, Il: Lunch Room Work- er, ll, III, IV: Part-time Worker, IV: Divisional Basketball, II, III. Interests: baseball, football, dancing, swimming, Y. M. C. A. tlunior Leaderl. Future: Bentley Business School. FLORENCE V. GENIUCH Giggi 91 Winter St. Commercial. Interests: bowling, dancing, swimming, skating, stamp collecting. Future: Wil- liams Business School. RICHARD E. GENIUCH Dick 91 Winter St. Commercial. Interests: hunting, swimming, fishing, motorcycling. Future: U. S. Navy. EDWARD I. GEORGE Eddie 86 Elliot St. Commercial. Activities: Football, II, Ill, IV: Swimming, II: Basket- ball, III: Iunior Usher, III: Best All Round. Interests: reading, moving pictures, all sports. Fu- ture: physical director. FRED E. GEORGE Ussie 14 River St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Foot- ball, I, II, III: Basketball, I. In- terests: football, basketball, soft- ball, hockey, track, bowling, skating, tennis. Future: U. S. Naval Air Corps. JOSEPH G. GERRY joe 810 Pleasant St. College Sci. Activities: Camera Club, Il, Ill. Interests: farming, hunting, skating, photography, stam collectin oli Future' p g,v g .V . Northeastern University. En- gineering. MILDRED F. GERULSKY Millie 88 Hovendon Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, III. Interests: dancing. skating, swimming. Future: office work. I-IVA M. GIGUERE 329 Court St. Academic H. T. Activities: Dues Collector, Il: Class Play Usher, IV. Interests: skating, dancing, popular music, movies, bowling. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. Nursing. ful C' M. ELIZABETH GILLIS Bette 12 Carleton St. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Chorus, III: Wittiest. Interests: Tejas Club ot Y. W. C. A., Bap- tist Church Bowling League, ten- nis, dancing, movies, swimming. Future: office work. RUSSELL H. GILLIS Gus 12 Carleton St. Industrial Arts A. Activities: Football, I, II, III: Track, I: Swimming, Il. Interests: tennis, skating, swimming, sailing, boating, Sea Scouts. Future: U. S. Marine Corps. TI-IERESA M. GILMARTIN Gil 23 Shaw Rd. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, I: Basketball, I. In- terests: swimming, skating, bowling, dancing. Future: Hic- kox Secretarial School. LESTER GILSON I-es 116 Chatham Rd. Commercial. Interests: stamp collecting, basketball, baseball, football, Y. M. H. A. Future: business school. ANTOINETTE C. GIOVANNIELLO Ahh 36 Otis St. Commercial. Interests: swim- minng, dancing, tennis, basket- ball, bowling, skating. Future: beautician. DOROTHY A. GIOVANINI Dottie 19 Glenwood St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III fCaptain, II, III: Ref- eree, IID: Hockey, III tClass Team, IVJ: Nominating Commit- tee, II: Dues Collector, III: Busi- ness Administration Club, III: Iunior Usher, III: Part-time Worker, IV Most Efficient. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, basketball, swim- ming, bowling. Future: Brockton Business College. MURIEL I. GLASER 77 Plymouth St. College L. A. Activities: Dues Collector, II, III: Nominating Committee, III: Brocktonia, IV: Library Monitor, II. Interests: Y. W. H. A., music, reading. Fu- ture: Boston University. LORRAINE K. GLEASON Lorrie 237 Field St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II. Interests: Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, skating, knitting. Fu- ture: Burdett Business College. MURIEI. D. GLUCKMAN Glucky 31 Ellsworth Ave. College L. A. Activities: Library Monitor, II, III: Library Monitors' Club, II: Girls' Glee Club, II, IV: Allied Youth. Interests: Y. W. H. A., dancing, reading, football, basketball, baseball, swimming, badminton, collecting popular records. Future: Cambridge City Hospital. Nursing. BETTY L. GODWIN 41 Wendell Ave. Academic T. Interests: dancing, skating, cooking, reading, knit- ting, swimming. Future: Leslie School of Home Economics. MILDRED C. GORDON Millie 18 Menlo St. Commercial. Activities: Division- al Basketball, I, II: Brocktonia Room Collector, II: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: basket- ball, bowling. Future: office work. RAYMOND G. GORMLEY Ray 567 Montello St. Commercial. Interests: baseball, hockey, hunting. Future: U. S. Navy. ROBERT C. GRANT Bob 69 Emmet St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Best Dressed. Interests: hockey, baseball, skating, bowl- ing. Future: undecided. DAVID C. GRAY Dave 118 Tilton Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Stu- dent Council, Ill: Aero Club, III: Band, III fAssistant Drum Major, IVJ: Stage Craft Staff tStage Cap- tain, IVJ. Interests: Sea Scouts, skiing, bowling, boating, record collecting. Future: U. S. Navy or work in a defense plant. PHYLLIS C. GRAY Phil 29l!2 Martin St. Academic H. T. Activities: Bas- ketball, Il tCaptain, Ill: Brock- tonia Room Collector, III. Inter- ests: Rockne, bowling, dancing, reading, collecting records, movies, skating, swimming. Fu- ture: dietetics. ROY A. GRAY Andy I7 Baxendale Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Class Dues Collector, III. Interests: skating, swimming, horseback riding, bowling. Future: U. S. Army Coast Artillery Corps. ROBERT S. GREEN Bob 527 W. Elm St. College Sci. Activities: Brock- tonia, II, Ill, IV tBusiness Statt, ll: Business Manager, III: Man- aging Editor, IVJ: Eastern Massachusetts Scholastic Press Association tPres1dentJg Com- munity Fund Speaker, III. Inter- ests: Y. M. I-I. A., photography. Future: Dartmouth College. RAYMOND A. GREVISKIS Chicago 8 Arthur St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Class Color Committee, II: Tumbling Team, III: Stage Elec- trical Stait, III, IV tChairman, IVl: Iunior Usher, III. Interests: football, track, tumbling, swim- ming, motorcycling, skating, boxing, fencing, Future: Fighter Pilot in U. S. Marines. EMMA A. GRIMALDI 204 Crescent St. Commercial. Activities: Part- time Worker, IV. Interests: ten- nis, roller skating, collecting movie snapshots. Future: office work. BLANCHE L. GUIMOND Frenchie 808 Oak St. Commercial. Class Gift Commit- tee, II. Interests: piano, danc- ing, singing, sewing, reading. Future: office work. ALFRED GUARINO Freddie 119 Thatcher St. Industrial Arts. Interests: bowl- ing, boxing, swimming, fishing, hiking, camping, horseback rid- ing, music, dancing. Future: Wentworth Institute. Architec- tural engineer. Marines or Air Corps. MARY R. GULLA Shorty 3 Skinner St. Retail Sales. Activities: Basket- ball, II. Interests: Y. W. C. A. Tejas Club, bowling, dancing, skating. Future: retail work. ALFRED D. GUTAUSKAS Gutoot 29 Merton St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Hockey, III: Model Airplane Building for Navy. Interests: stamp collecting, raising rab- bits. Future: undecided. BARBARA M. HALL Barb 103 Nilsson St. College L. A. Activities: Swim- ming Team, IIIJ Field Hockey, II. Interests: swimming, ice skating, watching football, base- ball, basketball, and hockey games. Future: Westbrook Ir. College, or Boston School for Medical Secretaries. ROGER M. HALL Roq 63 Richmond St. Commercial. Activities: Class Dues Collector, II: Library Mon- itor, II: Constitution Committee, II: Part-time Worker, IV. Inter- ests: bicycling, fishing, aviation. Future: defense plant work or armed forces. EILEEN M. HALLISEY Alanna 556 W. Elm St. College L. A. Activities: Glee Club, II, III, IV: Operetta Usher, II, III. Interests: horseback rid- ing, swimming, tennis, records. Future: Quincy City Hospital. Nursing. WILLIAM F. HALLISEY Bill 556 W. Elm St. College L. A. Interests: swim- ming, diving, football, hockey, and sports of all kinds. Future: U. S. Army Air Corps. LORRAINE M. HAMILTON Rainy 56 Tremont St. Household Arts. Activities: Sew- ing Club, III fSecretaryl: Iunior Usher, III. Interests: skating, bowling, movies. Future: school for dressmaking. VICTORIA H. HAMMOND 'l'winy 110 Myrtle St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, III: Senior Class Play Usher. Interests: Rainbow Girls, Tejas Club, Y. W. C. A., danc- ing, bowling. Future: business college. M. ELIZABETH HAMMOND 'l'winy 110 Myrtle St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Senior Class Play Usher, IV. Interests: Tejas Club, Y. W. C. A., Rainbow Girls, bowling, reading. Future: busi- ness college. HARRIET E. HAMMOND Io I7 Willow St. College L. A. Activities: Swim- ming, III: Allied Youth, III: Year Book Staff, IV. Interests: swim- ming, badminton, skiing, horse- back riding, Rainbow Girls, Christian Endeavor. Future: Sim- mons College. Nursing. ATHEHLEEN A. HANSON 42 Waldo St. Academic T. Activities: Orches- tra, II, III, IV tPresident, IV: Li- brarian, II, IID. Interests: skat- ing, swimming, hiking, music, reading, Tejas Club. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. I. ALLEN HARIU Al 1021 Montello St. Academic T. Activities: Student Council, II, III tExecutive Com- mittee Parliamentarianl: Class Color Committee, II: Track, II: Intra-mural Basketball, II, III, IV: Hockey, II, III, IV fCaptain, IVl. Interests: music, dancing, sports, Iunior Leader, Y. M. C. A., Luth- er League. Future: Northeastern University. Mechanical en- gineering. MARIE L. HASHAM 89 River St. Household Arts. Interests: sew- ing, dancing, skating, movies, reading, bowling, swimming, sports of all kinds. Future: un- decided. EDMUND W. HASSAN Ed 394 Winter St. Commercial. Activities: Band, II, III, IV tTreasurer, IVJ. Interests: baseball, football, hockey, box- ing. Future: Boston University or U. S. Navy. ROBERT C. HATCH Bob 387 Moraine St. College Sci. Activities: Com- munity Fund Speaker, III, IV: Rifle Club, I, II. Interests: col- lecting popular records, swim- ming, baseball, boating, winter sports, dancing. Future: Armed Forces. EUGENE I. HAYES 21 Irvington St. Commercial. Activities: Class Band, II. Interests: swimming, stamp collecting, reading, base- ball, football, radio. Future: U. S. Navy. Radio technician. MARGARET H. HEALEY Peggy 798 Oak St. Academic H. T. Activities: Sew- ing Club, III. Interests: swim- ming, bowling, skating, tennis Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. MARGARET A. I-IERLIHY Peggie 35 Iames St. Commercial. Activities: Busi- ness Administration Club, III Uunior Directorl: Class Dues Col- lector, IV. Interests: horseback riding, bowling, skating, bi- cycling, drawing. dancing. Fu- ture: Katherine Gibbs or Endi- cott Iunior College. IACQUELINE R. HIGGINS Iackie 36 Bree: St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II. Interests: ice skating, baseball, tennis, other sports, church clubs. Future: secretarial work. MARIORIE I. HIGGINS Midge 23 Main St. Academic G. Activities: Glee Club, II, III, IV: Dramatic Club, III: Constitution Committee: Class Play Usher: Radio Pro- gram, II: Operetta, II, III: Com- munity Fund Speaker: Most Musical Girl. Interests: C. M. E. Young People's, Campfire, Rain- bow, piano. Future: N. E. Con- servatory of Music. PAULINE HILCHIE I-Iilch 135 Copeland St. Academic I-I. T. Activities: Bas- ketball, II: Brocktonia Collector, III. Interests: reading, swim- ming, bowling. Future: nursing. ELIZABETH I. HILL Betty 29 No. Bassett Rd. Commercial. Activities: Class Motto Committee: Dramatic Club, II, III: Business Administration Club, III: Library Monitor, Il: Basketball, Il, III: Hockey, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: Rockne, lr. Wornan's Club, bad- minton, bowling, tennis, camp- ing. Future: secretarial work. ESTHER G. HINES Chink 196 Pleasant St. Academic H. T. Activities: Class Color Committee, Il: Basketball, II, III: Glee Club, II, III, IV: Or- chestra, II: Class Motto Commit- tee: Student Council, Ill: Student Defense Committee: Class Play Usher. Interests: Horizon Club, Campfire, singing, basketball, reading. Future: Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. EARL A. HODGKINS Hodgey 29 Glenwood Sq. Commercial. Activities: Track, III: Football Usher, Il, III, IV. Interests: drumming, hunting, fishing, skating, and other sports. Future: U. S. Navy, EILEEN A. HOGAN I 148 Copeland St. Commercial. Interests: Senior Luther League, skating, swim- ming, bowling, movies. Future: general office work. CARL W. HOLMES lunior 106 No. Leyden St. College L. A. Activities: Band, II, III, IV: Student Council, III fExecutive Committeel: Intra- mural Hockey, IV. Interests: pop- ular and classical records, toot- ball, basketball, baseball, hockey, bowling. Future: B. U., School of Business Administra- tion, or Army Air Corps. WILLARD P. HOLMES Will 72 Brett St. Commercial. Activities: Football, I, Il, III. Interests: Order of DeMolay tMarsha1l, basketball and other sports. Future: cloth- ing salesman. HELEN M. HOLMGREN Clem 30 Auburn St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Nominating Commit- tee, II: Business Administration Club, III: Field Hockey, II, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: records, skating, riding horse- back, movies, plays. Future: Kathleen Dell, clerical work in radio studio. IOHN A. HOUDE 9 Track St. College L. A. Activities: Intra- mural Hockey, II, III: Intra- mural Golt, II, III. Interests: Brockton Hi-Y Club. Future: en- gineering. CHARLES H. HOWARD Chuck 27 Somerset Pl. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, IV. Interests: Y. M. C. A., basketball. Future: Bentley School of Accounting, or U. S. Navy. KENNETH C. HOWARD Kenny 12 Central St. College L. A. Activities: Worker in School Library: Dramatic Club, II. Interests: reading, bas- ketball, tennis and other sports. Future: Springfield College. DAVID M. HOWELL 14 Morse Ave. Academic G. Activities: Nom- inating Committee, III fChair- manl. Interests: bowling, tennis, collecting records, art, Hi-Y, sports. Future: Boston Univer- sity IC. B. AJ HAZEL G. HOXIE ,.Gen,Y,, 686 Liberty St., Rockland Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball, II CCaptainl: Hockey, III. Interests: Degree of Poco- hontas Lodge. Future: nursing. PATRICIA L. HUBBLE Pat 8 Kenwood St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III. Interests: South Congregational Young People's Society tSecretaryl, dancing, sports. Future: stenographic or secretarial work. IOSEPH F. HUDOBA Little Ioe 22 James St. Academic G. Activities: Tum- bling Team, II, III. Interests: Y. M. C. A., swimming. Future: U. S. Marines. GLADYS M. HERLIHY Glad 182 Winthrop St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Field Hockey, II: Class Dues Collector, III. Inter- ests: dancing, collecting records, swimming. Future: St. Eliza- beth Hospital. Navy nurse. SUSAN F. HURST Sue I8 Bryant Ave. Academic H. T. Activities: Stu- dent Council, II: Swimming, III: Iunior Usher: Honorary Member of Woman's Club: Senior Class Play: Year Book Staff. Interests: reading, swimming, basketball, sports, Tejas Club, Y. W. C. A. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital or Simmons College. FRANCIS I . IAN NON! Franny 16 Day Ave. Industrial Arts. Interests: Y. M. C. A., hockey, swimming, hunting, pool, skiing. Future: Armed Forces. CLAIRE E. ILLSLEY Clairdie 69 Huntington Ave. Academic G. Interests: photog- raphy, music, record collecting, all sports, dancing, Christian Endeavor Association. Future: undecided. DOLORBS A. IPPOLITO Del 56 Winter St. Commercial. Interests: movies, dancing, bowling, reading mod- ern novels. Future: Williams Business School. IOHN H. IARVIS lug 167 Perkins Ave. College Sci. Activities: Iunior Usher, III. Interests: football, baseball, swimming, boating, skating. Future: engineering school. MEREDITH I.. IEwr:1.L MEl'l'Y 96 Wheeler Ave. College L. A. Activities: Class Gift Committee, III: Swimming, III: Student Health Council, IV. Interests: sailing, swimming, ice skating, dancing, photography, camping. Future: undecided. MARGARETT A. IEWETT Peggy 39 Carter sf. Commercial. Activities: Class Gift Committee, III: Class Color Committee, II: Safety Club, III, IV tSecretary, III: Vice-Presi- dent, IVJ: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: postcard collecting, bowling, skating. Future: office work. CARROLL IOHNSON Ace ll Second St. Academic T. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector, IV: Camera Club, II, III: Science, III: Hockey, II, III, IV: Year Book Staff, IV. Interests: photography. Future: news photography. ELIN T. JOHNSON Porky 4 Linnea Ave. Academic H. T. Interests: read- ing, dancing, movies, skating, sports of all kinds. Future: nursing. IRENE G. IOHNSON Rene 241 Copeland St. Commercial. Interests: art, xylo- phone playing. Future: Art School of Interior Decorating or Conservatory of Music. EHNA N. IOHNSON 53 French Ave. Commercial. Activities: Class Dues Collector, II: Iunior Usher: Sewing Club, IV: Student Coun- cil, IV lVice-President, IVJ. In- terests: bowling, skating, danc- ing, Y. W. C. A., III, lV. Future: Remington and Rand. ERVING F. IOHNSON Iohnny 1689 Main St. Commercial. Activities: Music Club, II. Interests: skating, base- ball, golf, swimming, travel- ling. Future: florist work. MADELINE M. IOHNSON Pegqe 134 Maqoun St. Commercial. Activities: Part- time Worker: Class Dues Collec- tor, IV: Nominating Committee: Banner Committee: Student Council: Constitution Commit- tee: Class Color Committee. In- terests: dancing, hiking, riding, basketball. Future: business college. Ottice work. MARILYN E. JOHNSON Merry 140 Longwood Ave. Commercial. Activities: Field I-Iockey, II: Basketball, II, Ill. Interests: dancing, drawing, Red Cross knitting, Swedish Congre- gational Iunior League, church choir, Y. W. C. A. Future: sec- retarial work. MARY V. IOHNSON 146 Ford St. Academic H. T. Activities: Allied Youth, III, IV tVice-President, IVJ: Safety Club, III: Basketball, Il, III, IV: Student Council, II. Interests: sports, music. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. Nursing. RICHARD L. IOHNSON Dick 151 Hillberg Ave. College Sci. Interests: l-li-Y,foot- ball, basketball, golf, skating, swimming, mechanics, baseball bowling. Future: Naval Avia- tion. 1 SHIRLEY M. JOHNSON Shirl 876 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Class Color Committee, II: Iunior Usher, III: Basketball, II, III: Field Hockey, ll. Interests: danc- ing, Y. W. C. A., assistant or- ganist at Swedish Congrega- tional Church. Future: secre- tarial work. ARNOLD S. IUDSON Iuddy 65 Wyman si. College Sci. Activities: Rifle Club, Ill: Senior Class Play, IV: Male Chorus, Ill: Year Book Staff, IV: Aero Club, II: Science Club, III tTreasurer, Illl: Debat- ing Club, III: Brocktonia Staff, III, IV tMake-up Editor, IVJ: Dues Collector, II, III, IV. Inter- ests: chemistry, music fsym- phonicl, tennis, Y. M. H. A. Fu- ture: M. I. T. Chem. eng. BARBARA V. KAFANDARIS UKUUYH 102 Huntington St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Library Monitors' Club, II. Interests: tennis, swimming, horseback riding, dancing. Fu- ture: undecided. ALBERT C. KALISHAUSKAS Kelley 235 Ames St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Air Raid Drill Entertainment Com- mittee: Aero Club: Christmas Pageant: Air Raid Patrol: A. A. A. Safety Patrol: Class Dues Collector, IV. Interests: skating, hunting, swimming, football, basketball. Future: E. W. Wiggins Aircraft En- gineering School. MARILYN K. KANE Ma1lie 400 Spring St. College L. A. Activities: Class Day Usher, III: Nominating Committee, II. Interests: knit- ting, records tpopular and semi- classicall, skating, Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club CDi- rectorl. Future: Simmons College. ROSE G. KASHGAGIAN Kash 34 Winthrop St. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club, III. Interests: Y. W. C. A., skating, bowling, dancing. Fu- ture: bookkeeping. IAMES A. KASSOS limmy 89 Prospect St. College Sci. Activities: Library Monitors' Club, II, III, IV tExecu- tive Committee, III: Treasurer, IVI: Science Club, III: Health Council, IV IPresidentl. Interests: bowling, football. Future: Spar- tan School of Aeronautics. Aero- nautical engineering. ANN KATCHARIAN 664 Pleasant St. Academic G. Activities: Dra- matic Club, III: Swimming Team, III: Brocktonia Collector, III: Glee Club, IV: Health Coun- cil, IV. Interests: art, knitting, classical music, Iunior Woman's Club. Future: Westbrook Iunior College. Medical secretary. HARRY KAZUKONIS Kazy 19 Burton St. Industrial Arts. Activities: De- fense School. Interests: swim- ming, bowling, hunting, skating, fishing. Future: machine work. JOHN F. M. KEANE Red 27 Vine St. College L. A. Interests: football, other sports of all kinds, bowl- ing, bicycling, violin. Future: Boston College. CATHERINE A. KELLIHER Kitty 64 Tumer St. Commercial. Interests: skating, bowling, basketball, dancing, music, football. Future: Bentley School of Accounting. LENORE M. KELLEY Nonie 43 Belcher Ave. College L. A. Activities: Senior Class Play Usher. Interests: swimming, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, bowling, reading. Future: school, unde- cided. Languages. TIMOTHY L. KELLEY, IR. 43 Belcher Ave. College Sci. Interests: hunting, fishing, guns, baseball, swim- ming. Future: Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology. CLARE A. KENNEY 326 Spring St. College L. A. Activities: Iunior Usher, III: Swimming Team, ll: Christmas Pageant, IV. Inter- ests: Brockton Ski Club, horse- back riding, skiing. Future: Radcliffe. PHYLLIS M. KENNEY PhyI 278 Boylston St. Commercial. Activities: Hockey, III: Basketball, Il, III: Dra- matic Club, II, Ill: Glee Club, Il: Class Gift Committee, III. In- terests: dancing, bowling, skat- ing, Y. W. C. A., sports. Future: secretarial work. RONALD A. KINDBERG Swede 33 W. Chestnut St. Academic G. Interests: football, stamps, golf, swimming. Future: Officer's Training School, U. S. Army. IHENE M. KING Brie 31 Bates Rd. Academic H. Activities: Glee Club, II: Swimming Club, Il: Brocktonia Collector, IV: Intra- mural Basketball, Il. Interests: bicycling, riding, swimming, skating, dancing, Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, rec- ords. Future: St. Ioseph's Hos- pital. Nursing. BROCKTON PUBLDC Liiti'-i A' MARY W. KINGMAN 20 Ellis St. College L. A. Activities: Class Dues Collector, III: Iunior Usher: Glee Club, II: Dramatic Club, II. Interests: part-time staff Pub- lic Library, Porter Hi Society, Iunior Woman's Club, Brockton Ski Club, skating, dancing, knit- ting. Future: Katherine Gibbs School. Medical secretary. WILLIAM E. KHOURY Billie 24 Elliot St. Commercial. Activities: Dues Collector, III: Constitution Com- mittee, Ilg Basketball Manager. Interests: basketball. Future: real estate. ROBERT C. KOSTYNA Bob 71 Ellis St. College Sci. Activities: Dramatic Club, II: Brocktonia Collector, II. Interests: music, hunting, skating, art, swimming, horse- back riding, traveling. Future: Franklin Institute. Military ser- vice. EDWARD B. KRACHUKOSKI Krutch 122 Battles St. Commercial. Activities: Book Re- view, III: Library Monitor, II. Interests: fishing, football, base- ball, hockey, photography. Fu- ture: U. S. Navy. NORMAN E. KUMIN Norm 114 Belcher Ave. College L. A. Activities: Band, I, II, III: Orchestra, I, II, III: Class Dues Collector, III: Tum- bling Team, I. Interests: music, sports, reading. Future: The Citadel. Military service. LORRAINE E. LA COUTURE Bonnie 65 Brett St. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, IV. Inter- ests: swimming, skating, danc- ing, collecting records. Future: Wilfred Beauty Academy. Hair- dressing. MARCELLA 13. LA COUTUHE Marcy 450 Crescent St. Academic H. Interests: dancing, ice and roller skating, and all kinds of sports. Future: nursing. VINCENT F. LACKIMIA Moose 158 Bartlett St. Commercial. Interests: football, baseball, basketball, and other sports, music, dancing. Future: business office. CHRISTINE E. LALLI Chris 150 Lawrence St. College L. A. Activities: Health Committee, IV: Basketball, II. Interests: music, swimming, bas- ketball, dancing. Future: Boston University, College of L. A. Ro- mance languages. JOHN I- LA POINT I. I. 187 Myrtle St. College L. A. Interests: softball, skating, swimming, sports of all kinds. Future: Middlebury Col- lege, Vermont. PHILIP A. LASHWAY 21 Hazel St. Commercial. Activities: Ice Hockey, II, III. Interests: foot- ball, hockey, golf, dancing, music, swimming, driving, Order of DeMolay. Future: Tufts Col- lege. Associative medicine. BERNARD E. LAWSON 18 Linnea Ave. College Sci. Interests: Hi-Y Club, baseball, skating, tennis, fish- ing, photography, model air plane making. Future: Boston University or U. S. Army. C. I-ILDON LAWSON Al 99 Carroll Ave. College Sci. Activities: Male Chorus, II: Operetta, Gondo- liers. Interests: Hi-Y Club, foot- ball, hockey, tennis, golf, swim- ming, riding, collecting records, dancing, sailing. Future: Bridge- water Teachers College. WII.LIAM R. LAWSON Dick 79 Stonehill St. Commercial. Activities: Cla s s Dues Collector, IV. Interests: ten- nis, swimming, basketball, base- ball, football, volley ball, soft- ball, skating, trapping, aviation. Future: Navy, then Dartmouth College. ELIZABETH ANN LAYS Liz 337 Pearl St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Sewing Club, IX: Dramatic Club, ll: Student Ad- visory Council, II, III: Book Fair Committee, IX: Field Hockey, III. Interests: teaching Sunday school, church choir, art, read- ing. Future: New England Deaconess Hospital or Simmons College. FRANCIS LE BARON lack 382 Moraine St. College Sci. Activities: Aero Club, I, II: Rifle Club, I, II, III !Secretary, IIIJ: Community Fund, III, IV. Interests: ballistics, aeronautics. Future: Norwich University or Army. Aeronautic- al engineering. MAURICE LBDERMAN Murray 21 W. Elm Ter. Academic G. Activities: Basket- ball, III: Brocktonia tCirculation Staff, lVl. Interests: stamps, photography, automobile me- chanics, basketball, baseball, football, tennis, skating, swim- ming, driving. Future: U. S. Army or Navy Air Corps. NINITA C. LEONARD Ninie 363 Forest Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II. Interests: dancing, bowling, reading, sports. Fu- ture: no definite plans. PHYLLIS A. LEONARD! Phy1 66 Denton St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III. Interests: horseback riding, bowling, dancing, swim- ming. Future: secretarzal work. GEORGE I. LEPINE Lip 22 Hunt St. Commercial. Interests: football, baseball, hockey, boating, skat- ing. Future: U. S. Army Air Corps. DONALD LINDSAY DOH 945 Belmont St. Commercial. Activities: Student Advisory Council, II: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: stamp col- lecting, fishing. shooting. Fu- ture: school for bookkeeping and accounting or U. S. Marine Corps. GEORGE R. LIPPER UP 32 Emmet St. Commercial. Interests: Sea Scouts, boats, photography, sports of all kinds. Future: U. S. Navy. HOWARD F. LITCHFIELD I.itchie 29 George St. Academic G. Interests: base- ball, football, skating, hunting, YYUPPIUCJ. farming, reading, Fu- ture: U. S. Army. MARGERY H. LONGDEN Margie 46 Wilder St. Academic G. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, II. Inter- ests: lunior Twentieth Century Club, skating, swimming, bad- minton, bowling. Future: For- sythe Dental School. ROBERT E. LOUNGE Lefty I6 Forest Ave. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Track, II, III: Tumbling Team, Il, Ill tCaptain, IIIJ. Interests: airplanes, motorcycling, swim- ming. Future: Wentworth In- stitute. IOHN C. LUCEY Iack 371 Moraine St. Academic T. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II: Brocktonia, II: Golf, III, IV. Interests: dancing, golf, hunting, Y. M. C. A., sports, Treasurer 36l Club, Dedham Beagle Hunt Club. Future: Tufts College. BARBARA A. LYONS Barb 20 Martin St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Motto Committee, III. Interests: swimming, bas- ketball, bowling. Future: Kath- erine Gibbs. T. EDWARD MacDONALD U. S. Navy JOAN T. MACK Mac 15 E. Union St. Commercial. Interests: Tejas Club, Girl Reserves, 1938-1941, dancing, swimming, b o wl in g, ice - skating, roller - skating. Fu- ture: undecided. ROBERT I. MACKIE Bob 26 Rutland St. College Sci. Activities: Class Constitution Committee, II: Class Color Committee, II: Football Team, II. Interests: all sports. Future: undecided. DOROTHY M. MACKIN Dot I9 Sherman St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III tClass Team, Il, III: Captain, Ill: Basketball Referee, Ill: Field Hockey, II, III lClass Team, III, Captainl: Student Council: Class Motto Committee tSecretaryJ: Most Athletic Girl. Interests: 'music and sports. Fu- ture: nursing. M. BETTY MacPl-IERSON Mickie 20 Perkins Ave. Retail Selling. Interests: paint- ing, dancing, skating, cooking, sewing, collecting popular rec- ords, swimming. Future: sales work. MARY I.. MAGLIANO 37 Porter St. Retail Selling. Activities: Li- brary Monitors' Club, II, III tSec- retary, IIIJ. Interests: tennis, skating, music, collecting popu- lar records, basketball, swim- ming, dancing. Future: busi- ness college. IANE A. MAGUIRE Cuz 169 West st. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, ll, III fCaptain, HU: Dues Collector, ll: Field Hockey, Ill. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, Ski Club, tennis, swimming, golf. Future: Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. STEPHEN I. MANKIEWICZ Steve 75 Sherman St. Academic G. Interests: aviation, skiing, other sports of all kinds. Future: no definite plans. WILLIAM C. MANKIEWICZ 75 Shennan St. Academic G. Interests: avia- tion, skiing, and many other sports. Future: no definite plans. CLAIRE E. MANNING 67 Ellis St. College L. A. Activities: Di- visional Basketball, II, III. In- terests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, bowling, basketball, swimming, dancing. Future: Katherine Gibbs School. BARBARA C. MARBLE Zombie 554 No. Mcrin St. Academic T. Interests: collect- ing miniatures, stamps, ice-skat- ing, bowling, swimming, tennis. Future: Massachusetts School of Art. ETHEL MARGOS 108 Florence St. Commercial. Activities: Glee Club, II, III, IV: Dramatic Club, III: Library Monitor, II: Busi- ness Administration Club, III: Class Play Committee: Class Play Usher: Basketball, II, III: Field Hockey, Ill fClass Teaml: Brocktonia Room Collector, IV. Interests: Tejas Club. Future: office work. MEREDITH T. MARKS Merry 37 Keith Ave. College L. A. Activities: Orches- tra, II, III, IV fLibrarian, 1'Vl. Interests: art, music, dancing, skating, swimming, tennis, rid- ing. Future: Kathleen Dell School. Medical secretary. MIRIAM H. MARKS Mickey 37 Keith Ave. Academic G. Activities: Orches- tra, II, III, IV fLibrarian, IVJ. Interests: music, skating, danc- ing, swimming, tennis. Future: Kathleen Dell School. Medical secretary. EDWARD C. MARTYNOWSKI Eddy 58 Standish St. Commercial. Interests: hockey, football, baseball, boxing, and other sports, hunting. Future: Boston University. WAYNE M. MASEFIELD Bud 19 Gardner Ave. Commercial. Interests: basket- ball, hockey, baseball, football and other sports. Future: Naval Air Corps. EDWARD F. MASON Ted 145 Winthrop St. Academic G. Activities: Class Motto Committee: Football, Il, III, IV: Basketball, II, III, IV: Baseball, II, III: Basketball In- structor, IV: Most Athletic Boy. Interests: hockey, tennis, skiing, skating, swimming, dancing. Fu- ture: Boston College. IOHN O. MANSON 93 Pleasant St. College Sci. Activities: Safety Patrol, III: Edison Science Club, Ill: Air Raid Courier, IV. Inter- ests: collecting poetry, Red Cross Courier. Future: Chemical Engineers, U. S. A. LORRAINE A. MASON 245 Market St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III. Interests: Country Club, drawing, badminton, skat- ing, bowling. Future: physio- therapy. EUGENIA I. MATELIS Ie-anne 340 Field St. Retail Selling. Activities: Dues Collector, II, III: Sewing Club, III lTreasurerl: Iunior Usher. Interests: collecting records, dancing, sewing, cooking, tak- ing candid snapshots. Future: sales work. HENRIETTA G. MATTA Henri 36 Appleton Ave. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, III, IV. Interests: dancing, bowling, hiking, sports. Future: Boston University, College of Business Administration. Iour- nalist. INAMARY M. MCCANN 568 Pleasant St. Academic G. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Glee Club, IV. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Newton Skating Club, Sunday Morning Skating Club, Brockton Ski Club, knit- ting. Future: junior college. FRANK V. McCAR'l'HY Mac 22 Springfield St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Male Chorus, II, III, IV: Cast of Gondoliers, II: Cast ot Pirates oi Penzance, III: Class Play Committee: Christmas Pageant, II, III, IV. Interests: music. Fu- ture: Army. IRVING A. McGEARY Geary 2l Somerset Pl. Commercial. Interests: K. of C.. movies, ice skating, radio, col- lecting records and silver dol- lars. Future: Boston College of Pharmacy. Pharmacist. HELEN A. MCGUIRE Cuz 99 Clark St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III lCaptairil: Class Play Usher. Interests: Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, skating, bowling, dancing, ten- nis. Future: Boston University. Secretarial work. ELIZABETH C. MCHUGH Betty 138 Prospect Ave. College L. A. Activities: Library Monitor, II, III: Library Moni- tors' Club, II. Interests: Iunior Woman's Club, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, skiing, swimming, tennis, music, bowl- ing. Future: Boston University. MARION I. MCINNIS Mac 1022 Warren Ave. Academic G. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Field Hockey, II. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, horseback riding, bowling, dancing. Fu- ture: hairdressing. ELEANOH I.. MEACHAM Ellie I5 Vine St. Academic H. T. Activities: Sew- ing Club, II fVice-Presidentl: Allied Youth, IV. Interests: swimming, dancing, tennis, col- lecting miniature dogs. Future: nursing. HELEN I. MEADE Red 33 No. Manchester St. Academic H. T. Activities: Or- chestra, II, III, IV: Massachu- setts State Festival Orchestra, II. Interests: reading, sewing, music. Future: sales clerk. INA FIENDELSON MendY lll Summer St. Commercial. Activities: Student Council, II: Basketball, III. Inter- ests: Chalmers Club, Y. W. H. A., knitting, bowling, dancing. Fu- ture: Fay Secretarial School. Stenographer. ELIZABETH M. MESSIER Betty 130 Forest Ave. Academic H. Interests: horse- back riding, skating, tennis, swimming, ping-pong, dancing, golf. Future: Boston City Hos- pital. Nurse. DONALD E. MILLER Don 163 Riverview St. College Sci. Entered Brockton High School late in Iunior year from Cristobal High School, Canal Zone. Interests: wood- working, swimming. Future: draftsman. PHYLLIS I-'. MILLER Phyl 79 Wyman St. College L. A. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II, III: Curie Science Club, II lSecretC!rYl: Class Play Cast: Christmas Pageant, III: Community Fund Speaker, III: Year Book Staff. Interests: Y. W. I-I. A., Iunior League, swimming, tennis, hiking. Fu- ture: Radcliffe or Iackson. Lab- oratory technician or social worker. EVE M. MINERVA 23 Stillman Ave. Commercial. A c t iv i t i e sz Part- time Worker, IV. Interests: dancing, bowling, sports. Fu- ture: secretarial work. LOUISE M. MINERVA I.ou 70 Otis St. Commercial. Activities: Sewing Club, II, III: Basketball, II, III. Interests: dancing, sewing, drawing, basketball, bowling. Future: undecided. NORRINE K. MINNEHAN l0IoI1nson Court Commercial. Interests: Y. W. C. A., dancing, bowling, skating, sports of all kinds. Fu- ture: secretarial school. GEORGE A. MOBERG Red 89 Hillberg Ave. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, II. Interests: baseball, bas- ketball, football, skating, fish- ing, hunting, swimming, camp- ing. Future: U. S. Navy. I. CULLEN MOONEY Cu11 95 Newbury St. Commercial. Interests: football, baseball, and all sports. Future: U. S. Marines or Navy. RUTH M. MORAN Ruthie I0 Sycamore Ave. Commercial. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II, III: Glee Club, II, III, IV: Business Administration Club, II: Basketball, II, III: Swimming, III: Hockey, III: Cast of Gondoliers, Il. Interests: music, Tejas Club. Future: office work. t 7 01 ALFRED T. MORGAN Al 34 Glendale St. Commercial. Interests: baseball, other sports of all kinds. Fu- ture: Bentley School. MILTON E. MORRILL 121 Massasoit Ave. College Sci. Activities: Rifle Club, II: Intra-mural Track, III: Golf, III. Interests: Thorny Lea Golf Club. Future: Army. SHIRLEY M. MORSE Sl1irl 44 Florence St. Commercial. Activities: Hockey, III: Basketball, II, III lClass Team, IIIJ: Swimming, Il, III. Interests: Girl Scouts Troop VII, Y. W. C. A., basketball, swim- ming, skating, bicycling, bowl- ing, sewing. Future: undecided. FELIX MOSCATELLI Fleek 254 No. Warren Ave. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Aero Club, II: Student Council, II, III, IV tllxecutive Board, IVD. Interests: drawing, swimming, roller skating. Future: M. I. T. Aeronautical engineer. SADIE M. MOSES 434 Crescent St. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, II: Basket- ball, III: Business Administra- tion, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: bowling, dancing, ten- nis, skating. Future: secretarial work. ROBERT I.. MOTRONI Bob 75 Sycamore Ave. College Sci. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee, III: Class Dues Collector, IV. Interests: base- ball, tootball, swimming, bowl- ing, skating, dancing, hunting, fishing, tennis. Future: North- eastern University. M. LORRAINE MUISE Mousie 50 Fuller St. College L. A. Activities: Bas- ketball, Il, III: Hockey, III: Class Gift Committee, III: Student Council, III: Iunior Usher: Li- brary Monitor, II: Best Girl Dancer. Interests: Tejas Club, lunior Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club. Future: Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. GENEVIEVE E. MULLALY Jenny 55 Fuller St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Brocktonia Room Collector, III: Class Play Usher. Interests: Tejas Club, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, sports, reading, bowling. Future: business college. ELISE M. MULLINS 35 Clarence St. College L. A. Activities: Nomi- nating Committee, II: Student Council, II, III: Iunior Usher: Class Play Cast: Year Book Staii: Community Fund Speaker, IV: Basketball, II, III. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club, horseback riding, dancing. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. Nurse. IOHN S. MURPHY Murph 193 Boylston St. College L. A. Activities: Gilt Committee, II: Nominating Com- mittee, III: Iunior Usher. Inter- ests: baseball, basketball, ski- ing, skating, photography, foot- ball. Future: Boston College. Law. PEARL M. MURPHY Snooks 34 Snow St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Hockey, III. Inter- ests: Chalmars Club, bowling, dancing, knitting, reading, skating. Future: Wilfred Acad- emy ot Hair and Beauty Cul- ture. Beautician. WILLIAM I. MURPHY Bill 5 Montello St. Ext. Commercial. Activities: Dues Collector, II: Safety Patrol, III, IV fCaptain, III, IVJ: Safety Club, III tVice-Presidentl: Air Raid Patrol, IV lCaptain, IVJ. Inter- ests: bowling, swimming, hockey, basketball, driving. Fu- ture: Massachusetts Radio School. WILLIAM P. MURPHY 98 Moraine St. College Sci. Activities: Cross- Country Team, II, III, IV tState Championship Team, Ill: Track, ll, III, IV. Interests: Hi-Y Club fTreasurer, IVl, Boy Scouts, camping. Future: undecided. ELSIE M. MUSSELL Eli 35 Wilson St. Commercial. Activities: Class Gift Committee, II: Library Mon- itor, II, III. Interests: swim- ming, skiing, photography, fish- ing, stamp collecting, reading. Future: Brockton Business. MARY IANE C. NASH lainie 32 Clifton Ave. Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball, II, III: Sewing Club, III, IV tPresident, IVQ: Home Room Treasurer, III: Class Play Usher: Honorary Member of Woman's Club, IV. Interests: skating, swimming, basketball. Future: nursing or hairdressing. ALLEN R. NELSON, IR. Al 156 Tribou St. College L. A. Activities: Health Council Representative, IV. In- terests: Order of DeMolay tOificerl, aviation, bowling, baseball, football, debating, Youth Fellowship, Epworth League. Future: Springfield Col- lege or Marine Air Corps. DOROTHY M. NELSON Dot 73 So. Leyden St. College L. A. Interests: skating, tennis, swimming, and other sports of all kinds, bowling. Future: nursing. EDWIN A. NELSON Swede 4 Fern Ave. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Baseball, II, III: Iunior Usher, III. Interests: hunt- ing, skating, tishing, swimming, Y. M. C. A., trapping. Future: Brown University. Pre-medical. FRANKLIN L. NELSON 108 Carl Ave. College Sci. Activities: Football, I, III, IV: Track, III: Basketball, II: Iunior Usher, III. Interests: I-li-Y, football, basketball, base- ball. Future: B. U. Physical education. MILDRED L. NELSON Millie, Bed 29 Crescent PI. Academic G. Activities: Glee Club, I, II, Ill: Basketball, I. Interests: swimming, skating, hiking, saving stamps. Future: nursing. HELEN F. NESSERALLA 49 Carter St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor, II. Interests: skating, swimming, dancing, bowling. Future: secretarial work. HOWARD H. NEUDECK Howie 65 Menlo St. College Sci. Interests: photog- raphy, hockey, baseball, tennis, and other sports. Future: Armed Forces. BARBARA NEVENS 921 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: I u n i o r Usher, III: Basketball, III: Hockey, II. Interests: dancing, bowling. Future: secretarial work. IAMES N ICKOLAOW Nick 381 Moraine St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Swim- ming, II: Defense School. Inter- ests: Y. M. C. A., swimming, football, baseball, reading ma- terial on airplanes and building model airplanes. Future: Went- worth or U. S. Navy. ,- 4 l '5'x 17 f Ax. LORRAINE C. NICHOLSON Nicky 32 Howard Sq. Commercial. Interests: Tejas Club, Girl Reserves, skating, skiing, bicycling, swimming, bowling, dancing, writing let- ters. Future: undecided. LILLIAN D. NORRMAN Lil 20 Custer St. Academic H. T. Activities: Allied Youth, Ill, IV: Basketball, II, III. Interests: bowling, dancing, swimming, skating, Senior Luther League. Future: Massa- chusetts General Hospital. THOMAS L. NORRIS Tom 150 Boylston St. College L. A. Activities: Allied Youth, IV lPresident, IVJ: Orches- tra, I, II, III. Interests: music, hiking, psychology, B. I-I. S. string trio. Future: college. Psychology. MARIORIE A. NOURSE Margie B93 Oak St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Hockey, III: Library Monitors' Club, II, III tExecutive Committee, Illly Business Admin- istration Club, III tVice-Presi- dent, IIIJJ Class Gift Committee, ll: Brocktonia Room Collector, III: Part-time Worker, IV. Inter- ests: roller skating, bowling, basketball, volley ball, collect- ing coins. Future: Bryant and Stratton College. EDWIN R. NUTTER Buddy 30 Holmes St. Industrial Arts I. Activities: Stu- dent Council, II: Tumbling Team, II, III: Defense School, IV. Inter- ests: fencing, model airplane and ship building, swimming, collecting knives and swords, tumbling, target shooting, foot- ball, skating, numesmatics, phi- lately. Future: Naval Air Corps. DANIEL F. O'BRIEN Danny 35 Division St. Industrial Arts A. Interests: swimming, skating, baseball, bowling, and other sports. Fu- ture: U. S. Navy. WALTER I. O'BRl'EN Buck 34 Fuller St. College L. A. Interests: Treasur- er oi Big Three Club, football, basketball, bowling. Future: un- decided. IOHN F. O'DONNEI.L Red 90 Forest Ave. Commercial. Interests: basket- ball, pool, bowling, hockey, ten- nis, baseball, K. ot C. Future: U. S. Navy or Marines. LENA M. OCCIPENTI Mickey 34 Mason St. Household Arts. Activities: Sew- ing Club, II, III, IV f'I'reasurer, IVJ. Interests: swimming, skat- ing, tennis. Future: trade school. DORIS E. OLSON Dot 57 Veme St. Commercial. Activities: Division- al Basketball, ll, Ill: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: Girl Re- serves, Iunior Alliance, A. U. Y., sports, dancing. Future: Bryant and Stratton. BETTY ANN O'NEIL 36 Overlook Ave. College L. A. Activities: Brock- tonia, III, IV tBusiness Manager, IVJ: Class Motto Committee: Basketball, II: Tennis, II. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth Century Club, tennis, music, dancing, reading. Future: Wellesley. Laboratory technician. SYLVIA OSHEHOFF Sippy 45 Plymouth St. Commercial-Retail Sales. Activ- ities: Basketball, II, III. Inter- ests: dancing, collecting records, tennis, swimming. Future: sales work. HELEN L. PACKARD 565 Pearl St. Commercial. Interests: bowling, movies, reading, piano playing, some sports. Future: telephone operator. E. LUCILLE PALMER Lu 4 Essex St. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, II, III, IV fSecretary, III: President, IVI: Operetta, II, III: Christmas Pageant, II, III, IV: Honorary Member of Wom- an's Club, IV: Class Dues Col- lector,III. Interests: Trinity Bap- tist Iunior Philathea Class, Young People's, music, bowling. Future: secretarial work. ANASTACIA A. PAPPAS Ann 42 Walnut St. Hetail Sales. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III fClass Team, Ill: Hockey, II. Interests: singing, bowling, swimming, tennis. Fu- ture: buyer or W. A. A. C. WALTER F. PASIUK Walt 765 No. Montello St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Varsity Football, III. Interests: sailing, fishing, hockey, horse- back riding, model airplane building, baseball, golf. Future: U. S. Coast Guard. ELIZABETH A. PATCH Betty 956 No. Main St. Academic T. Activities: Glee Club, I. Interests: drawing, reading, movies. Future: Massa- chusetts School ot Art. Com- mercial artist specializing in magazine illustration. FREDERICK S. PAULL Freddie 270 Moraine St. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III, IV: Intra-mural Golf, ll, III, IV: Allied Youth, IV. In- terests: canoeing, archery, bas- ketball, golf, bowling. Future: Northwestern University. Ac- countant. DONALD R. PAULSON Don 230 Market St. College Sci. Activities: Class Treasurer, III, IV: Community Fund Speaker, III: Class Color Committee, II: Nominating Com- mittee, II: Football, II: Most Efficient Boy. Interests: basket- ball, baseball, I-Ii-Y Club. Fu- ture: Arrny Air Force. JOHN PAULSON lack 19 Southworth St. College L. A. Interests: swim- ming, baseball, football, skat- ing, Young Peop1e's activities, bowling. Future: school unde- cided. Aviation, accounting. SYLVIA A. PEARLSON 365 Crescent St. Academic G. Interests: music, piano, knitting, sports, reading. Future: Higgins Comm e rc i al Machine School. C o m m e r c i al machines. NANCY F. PEARSON I2 Boylston St. College I.. A. Activities: Swim- ming, II: Iunior Class Usher: Class Gift Committee, III: Christ- mas Pageant, IV. Interests: Brockton Ski Club, swimming, tennis. Future: Skidmore Col- lege. NATALIE E. PBARSON Nat 781 Main St. Academic I-I. T. Activities: Bas- ketball, II, III: Orchestra, II, III. Interests: skating, swimming, dancing, photography. Future: undecided. LEO E. PELOQUIN Blackshirt 242 Court St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Football, II, III: Intra-mural Hockey, II, III, IV. Interests: hunting, bowling, swimming, working. Future: Armed Forces. CATHERINE PERDIKIS Ickey 17 Tumer St. Commercial. Interests: dancing, skating, bowling, tennis, mem- ber of D. ot A. Future: un- decided. CAROL V. PERKINS Perle 169 W. Elm St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III tCaptain, IIIJ: Hockey, III fCaptain, III: Class Hockey Team, IIIJ: Class Dues Collector, IV. Interests: knitting, swim- ming, bowling, dancing, Rain- bow Girls, Y. W. C. A. Future: undecided. LILLIAN M. PERKINS Perky 29 Her-rod Ave. Commercial. Activities: Consti- tution Committee, II: Nominating Committee, II, III: Class Color Committee, III: Class Dues Col- lector, IV: Class Hockey Team, III. Interests: photography, bowling, dancing, music, ping pong. Future: Williams Business School. Secretary. CHESTER I. PERRY Chet 573 Centre St. Industrial Arts A. Activities: Football, I, II, III, IV: Brock- tonia Room Collector, IV: Health Council, IV. Interests: dancing, bowling, swimming, football, baseball, boxing, fishing, hik- ing, camping, music, horseback riding, ping pong. Future: Ma- rines, Army Air Corps, or Civil Service work. ELSIE M. PERRY 412 Centre St. College I.. A. Activities: Glee Club, II, Ill: Hockey, III: Basket- ball, II, III: Christmas Pageant, II, III. Interests: horseback rid ing, swimming, tennis. Future: Boston University, College of Business Administration. SUSAN D. PERRAULT Sue 47 Parker St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, I. Interests: dancing, skat- ing, outdoor sports, bowling, Y. W. C. A. Future: Brockton Business College. Secretary. ANGELICA PERSICHILLO Ann 115 Harvard St. Commercial. Activities: Allied Youth Organization, IV. Inter- ests: collecting photographs, tennis, bicycling, roller skating. Future: Williams Business School. General office work. VIRGINIA L. PETERSON Ginnie 10 Nason St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Hockey, III. Inter- ests: drawing, movies, skating, skiing, swimming. Future: office work. EDITH M. PETRONE 138 Summer St. Academic H. T. Interests: skat- ing, dancing, and other sports, bowling, music. Future: St. Luke's Hospital. Nursing. CLAIRE M. PHILLIPS Flip I8 Harold St. Academic H. T. Activities: Bas- ketball, II lCaptain, Ill: Glee Club, III, IV. Interests: ice skat- ing, dancing, sports. Future: Faulkner Hospital. Nursing. ROSE M. PICORARO Rosie 57 Nilsson St. Commercial. Interests: sewing, reading, movies, tennis, and some other sports. Future: de- fense work. GLORIA PILLA 82 Denton St. Commercial Course. IRENE PIZZANO Rene 99 Lincoln St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor, II: Divisional Basket- ball, II IChampion Team, Ill. Interests: reading, bowling, dancing. Future: abusiness col- lege. General office work. LILLIAN L. PLASKUS Lil1 22 Broad St. College L. A. Interests: skating, dancing, tennis, photography, Fiockne Association. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. Nursing. GLORIA A. POZZUOLI Glo 154 Lawrence St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Hockey, III. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club, dancing, skating, swimming, tennis, movies, read- ing, collecting cards, pictures, and souvenirs. Future: business school. Secretary. NORMAN E. PRATT Sharpie 236 Copeland St. College Sci. Activities: Student Council, II: Intra-mural Hockey, III. Interests: member of De Molay, baseball, football, magic. Future: Massachusetts State Col- lege to study chemistry, or Navy Air Corps. RICHARD L. PRATT Dick 787 No. Cary Si. Industrial Arts. I. Activities: Hockey. II: Intra-mural I-Iockey, III. Interests: hunting, fishing, dancing, photography, swim- ming, bowling. Future: U. S. Navy. IANICE L. PRINCE links 300 Forest Ave. College L. A. Activities: Dramatic Club, II, III: Brocktonia, III, IV: Intra-mural Basketball, II, III, IV fCaptain, III: Field Hockey, III: Swimming, III: Year Book, IV fEditorJ: Christmas Pageant, III: Drama Day, III. Interests: Girl Reserves, Iunior Alliance, Amer- ican Unitarian Youth, Y. W. C. A. newspaper, writing, danc- ing, bowling. Future: Bates College. English. MADELINE R. PRINCIPE Maddie 44 Parker St. Household Arts. Activities: Sew- ing Club, IV. Interests: danc- ing, bowling, skating, tennis, swimming. Future: a trade school. TERESA M. PRINCIPE Terry 156 School SL Commercial. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee, II, III: Library Monitors' Club, II. Interests: dancing, bowling, skating. Fu- ture: office work. CLEMENTINE M. PROCOPIO Tina l27 Cherry St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitors' Club, II, III tPresident and Treasurer, IIll: Dramatic Club, III: Community Fund Speaker, III, IV: Basketball, II, Ill: Hockey, III: Student Council, II, III tVice-President, llll: Girl Most Likely to Succeed. Interests: Ir. T. C. C. C., Anita Garibaldi Ir. Lodge, Girl Scouts, bowling. dancing, skating. Future: Bur- dett's Business School. Secretary. LORRAINE A. PROVOST 32 Lawn St. Commercial. Interests: bowling, swimming, tennis, and other sports, roller skating. Future: general secretarial work, RUTHE H. PUSHNER Ruthie 50 Hunt St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor, II: Brocktonia Room Col- lector, IV. Interests: Daughters ot I. W. V., United Youth of Anshe Spard, swimming, bowl- ing, bicycle riding, ice skating, reading. Future: Burdett Busi- ness College. Secretary. WARREN L. RAND Warry 104 Bellevue Ave. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Rifle Club, II. Interests: swim- ming, track, dancing, pool, bil- liards, weight lifting, hunting, target shooting. Future: unde- aided. CLAIRE W. RANSOM 559 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Field Hockey., III tClass Tearnl: Bas- ketball, III: Business Administra- tion Club, III. Interests: bowl- ing, archery, horseback riding, swimming. Future: general clerical work. FLORENCE Z. RAPKELIS Flop 10 Bellevue Ave. Household Arts. Activities: Glee Club, IV. Interests: Secretary ot Freedom Chorus, fishing, danc- ing, hunting, collecting souve- nirs, classical music. Future: factory work or spot welding. CLARA L. RASPA 65 Thurber Ave. College L. A. Activities: Division- al Basketball, II, III: Glee Club, IV: Safety Club, III. Interests: bowling, tennis, swimming, bas- ketball, music, bicycle riding, chemistry, Iunior Woman's Club. Future: Forsyth Dental. MARY A. RASPA 94 No. Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, III: Health Committee, IV. Interests: bowl- ing, tennis, basketball, Junior Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Future: hairdresser. MARION A. RAWLINS ChiPpY 38 Otis si. Commercial. Activities: Class Color Committee, Il: Brocktoma Room Collector, II: Basketball, Il, III: Class Dues Collector, IV: Part-time Worker, IV. Interests: dancing, driving, basketball, skating. Future: Lincoln Hos- pital. Nurse. PATRICIA REARDON Pat 725 No. Main St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II tCaptainl. Interests: singing, dancing, Rainbow Girls, horseback riding. Future: Wilfred Academy of Beauty Culture. PI-IYLLIS I-L READ Skeets I5 Second St. Academic T. Activities: Special Nominating Committee, III: Nom- inating Committee, III: Motto Committee, IV: Swimming Team, III: Basketball, II, III lCaptain, IIIJ. Interests: Senior League, swimming, skating, bowling. Fu- ture: Framingham Teachers Col- lege. Dietitian. SHIRLEY E. REED Reedy 799 Montello St. Commercial, Activities: Business Administration Club, III. Inter- ests: skating, fishing, singing, writing, swimming, Ab-a-da-ba Surf Club. Future: Williams School. Secretarial work. MARION A. RICE 77 No. Ash St. Commercial. Interests: skating, bowling, basketball, reading, sewing, volley ball, swimming. Future: office work. IVERS M. RIFKIN Rick 143 Manomet St. College Sci. Activities: Orches- tra, I, II, III, IV: Band, I, II, III, IV: History Club, I: All State Orchestra, III. Interests: astron- omy, clarinet. Future: Tufts Dental. Army Air Corps. DONALD F. ROAN Don 47 Sycamore St. College Sci. Activities: Executive Committee, IV: Student Council, IV: Junior Usher: Dues Collec- tor, III: Christmas Pageant, III: Intra-mural Golf, II, III, IV: ln- tra-mural Basketball, II, III: In- tra-mural Cross Country, III. In- terests: I-Ii-Y, basketball. Fu- ture: undecided. IOHN D. ROBERTS Jigs 105 Auburn St. College L. A. Activities: Junior Usher. Interests: baseball, foot- ball, hockey, bowling, golf, swimming, fishing, basketball. Future: Brown University. In- dustrial chemist. GERARD I. ROBERTSON Jerry 61 Morse Ave. Academic G. Activities: Student Advisory Council, III, IV IPresi- dent, IVJ: Football, I, II, III: Intra-mural Golf, II, III, IV, In- terests: golf, Chief of Stretcher Bearers of Goddard Hospital. Future: Medical Corps of Army or Navy. ALDEN ROBINSON Bud 21 Ellsworth St. Academic G. Interests: boating, sailing, Coxswain of Sea Scout Ship Moby Dick, hunting, swim- ming, camping, hiking, draw- ing, reading, Y. M. C. A. Fu- ture: Marine Corps. CLIFFORD E. ROBINSON Cliff 675 Centre St. College Sci. Interests: swim- ming, softball, bowling, base- ball, badminton. Future: Gen- eral Electric Apprentice School. Dratting or engineering. ROGER M. ROONEY HRW! 35 Foster St. Industrial Arts A. Interests: golf, baseball, football, basket- ball, and other sports. Future: defense work or Army. ROBERT W. ROSCOE Bob 17 Ash St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Red Cross Courier. Interests: model airplanes, aviation magazines, hockey, swimming, working. Future. Merchant Marine. NATALIE I. ROSEN Nat 90 Belmont Ave. Academic T. Activities: Dramatic Club, II, III, IV: Glee Club, II, III, IV: Dues Collector, IV: Com- munity Fund Speaker, IV: Brock- tonia Collector, II, III. Interests: swimming, tennis, bowling, bas- ketball, Y. W. I-I. A. Future: New Haven Junior College of Physical Therapy. BERNARD ROSENFELD Bamey 156 Manomet St. College Sci. Activities: Football, Il: Band, I. Interests: football, hockey, s wim ming, campiria, fishing. Future: Yale. Medicine. PHYLLIS M. ROSENSTOCK Phil 172 Copeland St. College L. A. Interests: knitting, bowling, drawing. Future: Vesper George School of Art. ARLENE ROSS 105 Newbury St. College L. A. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II, III tDrama Dav, II: Drama Day Committee, IIIJ: Year Book Staff, IV: Class Play Usher, IV. Interests: Y. W. H. A.. Girl Scouts fVice-President of Senior Troop 5: Assistant of Brownie Troop l7l, music. danc- ing. Future: Simmons College or Massachusetts State. MANUEL M. RUBIN Red 832 Centre St. Commercial. Interests: bowling, pool, ice skating, swimming, sports. Future: Army or Navy. MARGARET F. RUDDEN Peggy 29 Appleton St. Commercial. Interests: Campfire Girls, Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club, riding, swimming, dancing, bowling, tennis, ice skating. Future: Katherine Gibbs School. Secretarial work. IANE B. RUF? 1126 No. Main St. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club, II. Interests: books, sports of all kinds, clothes. Fu- ture: business college. ANTHONY F. RUSSO Tony 10 Tremont St. College Sci. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II, III tPresident, II: Treasurer, Illlp Dues Collector, III: Library Monitor, II: Library Monitors' Club, II. Interests: ice and roller skating, horseback riding, swimming. Future: North- eastern University. Engineering. PAULINE A. SALEY Polly 170 Tribou St. Academic H. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II: Dues Collector, III. Interests: dancing, swim- ming, skating, reading, riding, writing. Future: business school, clerical work. MILTON E. SANDERSON Mitty 109 Laureston St. Academic G. Interests: repair- ing automobiles, skating, bowl- ing, baseball. Future: Northeast- ern University. Electrical en- gineer. ALEXANDRA SOTERION Alec B Walnut St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Hockey, II, Girls' Glee Club, II, III, IV: Christmas Pageant, II, III. Interests: pho- tography, art, swimming, danc- ing, tennis. Future: secretary. PHYLLIS D. SAUNDERS Dawn 44 Monson St. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, III: Class Play Usher, IV: Brocktonia Statt, IV. Interests: dancing, basketball, tennis, skating, piano, badminton, Rain- bow Girls, Rockne Club. Future: Medical College of Virginia, Richmond. MARILYN D. SAWTELL Sottle 7 Winona St. College L. A. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector, II: Basketball, II, III. Interests: Methodist's Young People's Club fVice-Presi- dentl, Rockne Club, Tejas Club, basketball, dancing, record col- lecting. Future: Ohio Wesleyan. PHYLLIS E. SCHOFIELD Phil 374 W. Elm St. Academic H. Activities: Girls Glee Club, I, Il, III, IV, Basket- ball, I, II, III tCaptain, lIIlg Swimming, I, II, Ill. Interests: dancing, swimming, tennis, bas- ketball, Rockne Club. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. MAE E. SEAQUIST 33 Custer St. Academic H. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector, II. Interests: Rainbow Girls, bridge, tennis, skiing, horseback riding, danc- ing. Future: Stratford lunior College. Medical secretary. VIRGINIA M. SENK Ginnie 57 Tremont St. College L. A. Activities: Health Council Representative, IV. ln- terests: skating, horseback rid- ing, swimming, collecting rec- ords, correspondence club. Fu- ture: Simmons or Forsyth. SACO SEROPIAN 27 Exchange St. Commercial. Activities: Football, Il, III, IV tCaptam, IVJ: Basket- ball, II. Interests: football, bas- ketball, baseball, swimming, hockey. Future: officers' school. TOBY A. SHAPIRA Tobe 388 Belmont St. College L. A. Activities: Dra- matic Club, III: Y. W. H. A. In- terests: swirnming, dancing, bowling, table tennis, badmin- ton, basketball. Future: secre- tarial school. IAMES F. SHAW Hawk 1466 Main St. College L. A. Interests: base- ball, hunting, hockey, and other sports. Future: U. S. Navy. ELEANOR G. SI-IEA Ellie 66 Prospect Ct. Commercial. Activities: Sewing Club, II: Nominating Committee, III: Senior Class Play Usher, IVg Student Advisory Council, IV, Part-time Student. Interests: swimming, bowling, dancing, rowing, records, Iunior Twenti- eth Century Catholic Club, bowl- ing league. Future: Boston Uni- versity. Stenography. IOHN F. SHEEHAN lClCk 181 Forest St. College Sci. Activities: Iunlor Usher, III: Hi-Y Club, IV. Inter- ests: swimming, skating, base- ball, bowling, tootball, music, golf, chautfeuring. Future: Bos- ton College. Pre-medical training. LORRAINE M. SHI-IEHAN Red 6 Main St. Commercial. Interests: dancing, swimming, bowling, skiing, and other sports. Future: secretarial work. MARY T. SHEEHAN Irish 713 Montello St. Academic H. Activities: Basket- ball, I, III: Swimming, II. Inter- ests: swimming, tennis, knitting, dancing, records, skating, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Y. W. C. A. Future: Wil- liams School of Business. RICHARD M. SHEEHAN Dick 117 Menlo Ct. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitors' Club, Il. Interests: swimming, and sports of all kinds. Future: Navy. BARBARA A. SELIG Barby 29 Lincoln Rd. College L. A. Activities: Library Monitor, II, III, IV: Class Dues Collector, IV: Brocktonia, IV. In- terests: Iunior Woman's Club, Girl Scouts, tennis, archery, drawing, reading. Future: Sim mons College. IRENE A. SILVESTRI Renee 148 Florence St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, I, II: Field Hockey, II. In- terests: dancing, skating, swim- ming, member of Brockton Fra- ternity Iuniors, and Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Fu t ure: Massachusetts State College. M erchandise buying. ELEANOR G. SIMMONS 30 River St. Household Arts. Interests: sew- ing, bowling, and other sports. dancing, reading. Future: un- decided. BARBARA A. SINKIEWICZ Sinky 48 Huntington St. Academic H. T. Activities: Iunior Life Saving, Il: Safety Club, Ill: Glee Club, IV. Interests: skat- ing, dancing, swimming, tennis. traveling. Future: Quincy City Hospital School of Nursing. HELEN SINKEVICH 59 Frankton Ave. Commercial. Interests: collect- ing records and pictures, ten- nis, swimming and other sports. Future: secretarial school. ANGELO P. SKENAS IelI 353 Pleasant St. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Safety Club, Ill, IV: Air Raid Patrol: Red Cross Courier: Track, III. Interests: aviation models, football, tennis, bicy- cling, swimming, reading, sci- ence, skating, skiing. Future: U. S. Army Air Force. Naviga- tor and commercial pilot after the war. PAULINE R. SKINNER Polly 36 Churchill Ave. College L. A. Activities: Radio Broadcast on Youth Marches On : Basketball: Field Hockey: Swimming Team. Interests: swimming, dancing, skating, croquet, popular music, hockey. Future: Simmons Nurse's Training. GEORGE W. SMITH Smitty 14 E. Nilsson St. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, Ill: Debat- ing Club fTreasurerJ: Part-time Pupil, IV. Interests: fishing, skating froller and icel, swim- ing, football, baseball. Future: Bentley's Business College. JEAN F. SMITH Smitty 16 Bates Rd. Academic H. Activities: Division- al Basketball, II. Interests: pop- lar music, skating, swimming, dancing, bowling. Future: nurs- ing. Faulkner fprobablyl. IOHN A. SMITH Smitty 81 Thurber Ave. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball Team: Member of Hi-Y, Il: Home Room Chairman: Best Boy Dancer. Interests: dancing, golf, swimming, basketball, hockey, hunting. Future: Massachusetts Maritime School. VIRGINIA M. SMITH Smitty 768 Warren Ave. Academic H. Activities: Brock- tonia Dues Collector, IV: Iunior and Senior Allied Youth. Inter- ests: Rockne Club, all sports. Future: Sargent College of Physical Education. CORINNE SNELL 191 Winthrop St. Commercial. Activities: Allied Youth. Interests: dancing, ten- nis, skating, and other sports. Future: sales work. FRANCIS I. STACKPOLE Stacky 76 Laureston St. Industrial Arts A. Activities: Defense School. Interests: bowl- ing, skating, football, and other sports. Future: U. S. Marines. I. CARROLL STADELMANN Jay, I. C. 70 Wyman St. Academic T. Activities: Science Club, III, IV: Camera Club, II, III: Year Book. Interests: pho- tography, seeing famous orches- tras, dancing, poker playing, Y. M. C. A. Future: Bridgewater State. Army Signal Corps, Pho- tography Division. DORIS I. STANLEY 371 Spring St. Commercial. Activities: Glee Club at Fashion Show: Hostess at Teachers' Luncheon tUxbriclge Highl: Library Club CI-Iuclson High, N. YJ. Interests: tennis, ice skating, bicycling, auto- graphs ot movie stars. Future: nurse. IOSEPHINE T. STASIKAITIS Io 4 Arthur St. Commercial. Activities: Student Health Council. Interests: col- lecting records, dancing, swim- ming. Future: Brockton Business College. FORREST STEELE U. S. Navy ROSELYN STEINBERG Roz 990 Crescent St. Academic G. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II, III: Executive Committee, III: Drama Day, II: Class Nominating Committee, III: Glee Club, II, III: Semi- Chorus, III. Interests: singing, piano lessons, horseback riding, swimming. Future: dramatic school. FLORENCE L. ST. IAMES Flo, Nicky 23 Morton St. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club, II, III tTreasurer, Ill: Bas- ketball, II, III tReferee, IIIJ: Swimming, II, III: Pageant, II, III: Field Hockey, III. Interests: dancing, ice skating, tennis, bowling, piano, collecting rec- ords. Future: secretarial school. JEANNETTE B. STURGES Netty 1119 Montello St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, II. Interests: accordianist, bowling, swimming. Future: Simmons College of Massachu- setts General Hospital. Airline hostess. BARBARA M. SULLIVAN Barbie 240 Boylston St. College L. A. Activities: Nomi- natinq Committee, II: Basket- ball, II, III: Hockey, III. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, golf, swimming. Future: Regis College. MARGARET F. SULLIVAN Peggy 780 Main St. Academic H. Interests: swim- ming, tennis, bowling and other sports. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. Nursing. BETTYMAE SWANSON ll Davis Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, III: Hockey, II: Iunior Usher, III: Class Secretary: Brocktonia, IV. Interests: danc- ing, reading, bowling, all sports. Future: secretarial work. GLORIA A. SWANSON 5h0l'fY 123 Leach Ave. Commercial. Activities: Class Gift Committee: Student Health Council. Interests: tennis, ice skating, dancing. Future: tele- phone operator. PERRIN P. SWEENEY Babe 22 Bryant Ave. Industrial Arts. Interests: swim- ming, skating, and other sports, driving. Future: Massachusetts Nautical School. Navigator. EUGENE F. SYLVESTER 1-Ball 197 Winthrop St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball, II, III, IV tCaptain, IVJ: Football, II, IV: Baseball, II, III. IV. Interests: hockey, swim- ming, bowling, hunting. Future: Armed Forces. BDMUND A. TAMULEVICH Long-Ball 35 Arthur St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Base- ball, I, IV: Basketball. Inter- ests: baseball, football, basket- ball, swimming, skating, bowl- ing. Future: Armed Forces. LOUISE TATEOSIAN 916 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Business Administration Club, III: Dues Collector, II: Field Hockey, II, III: Basketball, III. Interests: Tejas Club, freehand drawing, piano playing, skating, danc- ing, tennis. Future: Boston Uni- versity. RITA K. TAUTKUS 46 Merton St. Commercial. Activities: Division- al Basketball, II, III ICaptain, II, IIII. Interests: horseback rid- ing, swimrning, skating, danc- ing, bowling, basketball. Fu- ture: prep school. Millinery. ROSE MARIE TEVLIN 234 Green St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor, II: Christmas Pageant, III: Student Council, Ill, IV: Brocktonia, III, IV: Senior Class Play Committee: Head Play Usher: Year Book Staff: Part- time Secretary, IV. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club, dancing, football, swim- ming, bowling, reading, music. boating. Future: Boston Uni- versity. ALBINA A. THOMAS Albie 503 No. Cary St. Commercial. Activities: Ca Chairman oi Color Committee, II. Interests: dancing, bowling, tennis. Future: undecided. NELLIE A. THOMAS Tommy 316 Centre St. Household Arts. Activities: Di- visional Basketball, II, III fCap- tain, IIIl: Senior Class Play Usher. Interests: fishing, row- ing, basketball, swimming, bowling, skating. Future: war nurse. SHIRLEY M. THOMAS 85 Torrey Ave. College I.. A. Interests: skating, sewing, bowling, and other sports, bicycle riding. Future: nursing. RICHARD S. THOMPSON Ric 71 Glendale Ave. Commercial. Interests: letter writing, camping trips, bicycle hikes. Future: continuation of commercial work after the war. WARREN E. THUOTTE I20 Laureston St. College L. A. Activities: Male Chorus, II, III, IV tPresident, IVJ: Gondoliers, II : Pirates of Pen- zance, III: Senior Class Play: Year Book: Brocktonia Collector, III. Interests: Hi-Y Club, swim- minq, baseball, football, golf, basketball, reading, Boy Scouts, skating. Future: Naval Aviation. Newspaper reporting. EVELYN C. TINGLEY Evie 47 Vesey St. Commercial. Activities: Part- time Worker: Dues Collector, II, III: Senior Class Play Usher. Interests: dancing,bowl1ng. Fu- ture: Miss P1erce's School. ARTHUR S. TISCH A. T. 324 Prospect St. College Sci. Activities: Debat- ing Club, III: Stagecraft Staff, III, IV: Science Club, IV lPresi- dentl: Brocktonia fCirculation Staff, IVl. Interests: Y. M. I-I. A.. Circle-Y Club, harmonica play- ing, photography, Air-Raid War- den. Future: M. I. T. Mechanical engineering. CARMELLA TOMASELLI Cam 6 Hull St. Commercial. Activities: Hockey Team, III: Divisional Basketball fCaptain, Ill. Interests: basket- ball, badminton, bowling. Fu- ture: undecided. JOHN F. TOOMEY Hossey 50 Manomet St. College L. A. Activities: Varsity Basketball, II, III, IV: lntra-mural Golf, II, III, IV: Iunior Usher: Allied Youth. Interests: I-li-Y Club, St. Patrick's Alumni Assn., St. Patrick's C. Y. O. Org., golf, tennis, archery, bowling, danc- ing, canoeing. Future: Long Island University. Lawyer. IOHN I. TOOMEY I. I. 115 Hill St. College L. A. Activities: Intra- mural Trackg Intra-mural Golf: Intra-mural Basketball. Inter- ests: sports, baseball, football, basketball. Future: Boston College. ROBERT W. TOWLE Zebbie 110 Dover St. Industrial T. Activities: Rifle Club, ll: Brocktonia Collector, III, IV. Interests: bowling, swim- ming, baseball, skating, popu- lar music, popular records, dancing. Future: Naval Air Corps. RALPH C. TREINAVICZ Trinky 29 Intervale St. Academic G. Interests: basket- ball, baseball, skating, riflery, airplane designing. Future: U. S. Coast Guard Academy. GEORGE R. TUCKER Bud 47 West St. College Sci. Interests: baseball, basketball, football, dancing. Future: U. S. Marine Corps. ETHEI. G. TURNER Effie 511 No. Montello St. Academic H. T. Activities: Class Color Committee, II: Class Gift Committee, II: Divisional Basket- ball, II, III: Allied Youth, III, IV. Interests: roller skating, bowl- ing, dancing, knitting, basket- ball, swimming. Future: Massa- chusetts General Hospital. Nursing. MARILYN A. TWOMEY Mal 98 Winthrop St. Commercial. Interests: te n n i s, skiing, swimming, horseback riding, dancing. Future: Em- manuel College. Social service and criminology. CHARLES TYRRELI. Chick 8 Oakdale St. College Sci. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee, III: Intra-mural Basketball, Il, III, IV: Class Dues Collector, II: Class Color Committee. Interests: basket- ball, football, baseball, golf. Fu- ture: U. S. Naval Air Corps. BEATRICE L. VALLEE Bea 456 Crescent St. Academic H. T. Interests: col- lecting view cards, skating, swimming, knitting, dancing, tennis, bowling. Future: nurse's training. IAMES C. VALLER Soup 909 Crescent St. Industrial Arts. Interests: roller skating, ice skating, hunting, fishing, football, swimming. Fu- ture: U. S. Navy. IOSEPHINE A. VELLA I o 23 Smith Ave. Commercial. Activities: Division- al Basketball, III. In te re sts: music, bowling, dancing. Fu- ture: Brockton Business College. Stenographer, h a i rd r e s s e r, or office work. JONAS VENSLAUSKAS Yony 12 Andover St. Industrial T. Interests: model making, baseball, football, hunting, swimming, fishing, skating. Future: U. S. Naval Pilot. FANNY M. VOCI Phil 44 Brunswick St. College L. A. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, II, III, IV: Christmas Pageant, I, II, III, IV: Operetta, II, III. Interests: music, sewing, badminton, bicycle riding. Fu- ture: Williams Business School. IACQUELINE R. VOYER Jackie 217 Centre St. Commercial. Interests: skating, bowling, dancing, Child's of Marie. Future: Women's Auxil- iary Air Corps. PRISCILLA I.. WADE Priscy, Pam 329 Prospect St. Academic H. T. Activities: Glee Club, I, II: Class Day Drama, I: Basketball, I, II: Hockey, II, III fAssistant Manager, IIIJ: Class Day Rose Song Usherette on Stunt Night. Interests: traveling, skating, tennis. Future: Boston City Hospital. Nurse's training. SHIRLEY E. WAGNER Shirl ll Grafton St. College L. A. Activities: History Club, I: Senior Class Play Usher, IV. Interests: skating, basket- ball, bowling, dancing, corre- spondence, Girls' Society for Christian Science. Future: busi- ness school. Secretarial work. LILLIAN L. WAITT Lil, Blondie 30 Emerson Ave. Commercial. Activities: Part- time Worker, IV: Curie Science Club, II tExecutive Committee, Ill. Interests: dancing, horse- back ridin , motorcycle riding, hiking. Fullurez mortuary tech- nician. Eccles College. RICHARD A. WALBOURNE Dick 63 Winnitred Rd. Commercial. Interests: golf, swimming, baseball, football, basketball, hockey, and other sports. Future: Bentley's School of Accounting. Certified public accountant. ANNA M. WALSH Ann 67 Addison Ave. College L. A. Interests: skating, tennis, bowling, and other such sports. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. MARGARET E. WALSH 20 Packard St. College L. A. Interests: bowling, collecting phonograph records, Iunior Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club, knitting. Future: For- syth Dental School. NORMA E. WATERMAN 40 Copeland St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III lCaptain, IIJ: Busi- ness Administration Club, II: Hockey, III: Junior Class Nomi- nating Committee, II: Part-time Student. Interests: Rockne Asso- iation, skating, swimming. Fu- ture: secretarial work. BARBARA A. WEEKS Babe 53 Elm Ave. Commercial. Activities: Business Administration Club, III: Basket- ball, II, III: Field Hockey, III. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, Y. W. C. A. dancing, swimming, bowling reading, popular music. Future: business school. 1 I ROBERT S. WEINBERG Bing 91 Malvern Rd. Commercial. Activities: Consti- tution Committee, ll: Dramatic Club, II: Dues Collector, IV. In- terests: stamp collecting, travel- ing. Future: Quartermaster Corps of U. S. Army as typist or stenographer. ALAN D. WEINER Doc 64 Highland Ter. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Cross Country, Il: Golf, II, III: Student Advisory Council, III, IV tTreasurer, IIIJ: Brock- tonia, III: Class Play Committee, IV tChairmanJ. Interests: photo- graphs, swimming, golf. Future: Tufts College. LAWRENCE E. WETTERHOLM Larry 334 Centre St. Academic G. Activities: Nomi- nating Committee, II: Baseball Varsity, II, III, IV tCo-captain, IVJ. Interests: stamp collecting, sports of all kinds, Y. M. C. A., classical music. Future: Army. Holy Cross. CHARLOTTE M. WHITTAKER Charlie 5 Frost St. Household Arts. Activities: Di- visional Basketball, II, III: Class Gilt Committee, II. Interests: cooking, sewing, softball, swim- ming, reading. Future: un- decided. ESTHER P. WIGGINS Essie 18 Emerson Ave. College L. A. Interests: phono- graph record collection, scrap- book of sports, skating, and other sports. Future: Forsyth School for Medical Secretaries in Boston. NATALIE L. WILLMAN Nat 377 Green St. College Sci. Activities: Constitu- tion Committee, II tSecretaryl: Dramatic Club, Il lVice-Presi- dentl: Basketball, II, III tCap- tain, Il: Class Team, II, Illl: Class Vice-President, III, IV: lunior Usher: Class Play Usher: Community Fund Speaker, III, IV: Brocktonia Room Collector, IV: Most Popular Girl. Interests: Rockne, Central Youth Fellow- ship. Future: Tufts. Physical education. PEARL E. WINGREN Pearlie 122 Copeland St. Commercial. Activities: Part- time Secretary, IV: Main Office. Interest: skating, popular swing music, drawing cartoons, danc- ing, reading, piano. Future: gen- eral office work. EUGENE WINNEG Gene 409 Spring St. College Sci. Interests: basket- ball, swimming, horseback rid- ing, model planes, billiards, handball, good plays, golf. Fu- ture: University of Michigan. Chemical engineering. SARETTA WINNEG 62 Sycamore Ave. College L. A. Activities: Brock- tonia, IV: Year Book Staff, IV: Allied Youth, III, IV. Interests: knitting, horseback riding, Girl Scouts, reading, walking. Fu- ture: Cornell University. AUDREY P. WINNIMAN Winnie 51 Everett St. Academic G. Activities: Dra- matic Club, II, III: Brocktonia Room Collector, Interests: horse- back riding, swimming, camp- ing, knitting, basketball, Y. W. I-I. A. Future: Cambridge City Hospital, School of Nursing. WILLIAM R. WOODWORTH Bill, Woody ll Irvington St. Academic G. Interests: swim- ming, football, hockey, pool, and other sports. Future: after release from U. S. Navy or Ma- rines, business management. IEAN E. WRIGHT 525 Ash St. Commercial. Activities: Part- time Worker, IV: Basketball, II. Interests: Porter I-li Society, Loha Council of Horizon Club Girls, skating, bowling, dancing. Fu- ture: secretarial work. HELEN P. YASUTOVICH 38 Curve St. Commercial. Interests: skating, music, dancing, swimming, ten- nis, bowling. Future: secretarial school. Secretary. PHYLLIS YESON IS Phil 16 Rawson St. Commercial. Activities: Division- al Basketball !Captain, II, IIII: Class Basketball Team, Il, III: Hockey, III: Swimming, Il: Busi- ness Administration Club, III: Student Council, IV: Christmas Pageant, IV. Interests: Y. W. C. A., Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, C, Y. O., swim- ming, basketball, softball, ten- nis, bowling, skating. Future: business school. WALTER S. YEZEWSKI Whiskey 27 Ames SL College Sci. Activities: Class Color Committee, Il. Interests: stamp collecting, weight lifting, football, fishing. Future: U. S. Army. RITA A. YOUNG Ray 237 No. Warren Ave. College I... A. Activities: Glee Club, II, III, IV tTreasurer, IIII: Operetta Usher, ll, III: Brock- tonia, IV: Operetta Business Committee, Il, III: Christmas Pageant, II, III, IV. Interests: short story writing, dancing, singing, hiking. Future: Michi- gan University or Pembroke: later, the Boston School of Oc- cupational Therapy. Occupation- al therapy. SYLVIA YOUNG Syl 69 Park Rd. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector, III: Dra- matic Club, II: Glee Club, III: Part-time Student, IV. Interests: singing, writing. Future: Vespers George. Interior decorating. RICHARD E. YOUNGBERG Dick 105 W. Chestnut St. Industrial T. Activities: Rifle Club, II. Interests: hunting, fishing, swimming, boating, bowling. Future: Massachusetts State Police. FRANCIS P. YUSKAITIS Franny 38 Emmet St. College L. A. Activities: Rifle Club, II, III. Interests: hunting, camping, dancing, playing the piano and the trumpet. Future: Naval Air Cadet. DOROTHY F. ZARELLA Dot 33 Grove Ave. Academic H. T. Interests: swim- ming, tennis, dancing, skiing. Future: Massachusetts General Hospital. Nursing, PAUL D. ZIMAROWSKI Wolf 272 Field St. Industrial Arts T. Interests: bowling, repairing automobile engines, swimming, skating. Fu- ture: U. S. Navy Air Corps. IRVING ZUCKERMAN Zucky 294 Grove St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Dramatic Club, II, III: Intra- mural Tennis, III, IV. Interests: stamp collecting, chess, tennis, swimming. Future: U. S. Army Air Corps. BERTHA BAILIONIS Bert ll Canton St. Commercial. Interests: swim- ming, dancing. Future: Brockton Business College. QUENTIN V. BUDRICK Q89tS 272 Winter St. Industrial Arts I. Interests: hunt- ing, fishing, camping, swim- ming. Future: Wiggins Training School. Airplane mechanics. ALBERT F. CIFELLI Fil 811 Warren Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Nom- inating Committee, II. Interests: skiing, archery. skating, base- ball, Iootball. Future: machinist IOHN L. COOK Cookie 48 Boyden St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: Aero Club, II, III: Identification Models for Navy, III, IV. Inter- ests: model airplanes, stamp collecting. Future: undecided. MARY R. CRONIN 28 Waverly St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II: Dramatic Club, III. In- terests: photography, bowling, collecting material on current events. Future: business college. Secretarial work. LEO I. DUGAN Bud 286 No. Montello St. Industrial Arts. Interests: roller skating. Future: U. S. Navy. FRANCIS E. FLAHERTY 77 Hillcrest Ave. College Sci. Activities: Class Gift Committee, II: Band, III: Camera Club, II, III CTreasurer, II: Vice-President, IIIJ: Brock- tonia, III: Class Play, IV: I-Ii-Y, III, IV: Most Likely to Succeed. Interests: photography, writing, cycling, literature, classical music, making recordings. Fu- ture: Yale University. DONALD IOSEPH KELLEHER D. I. ll Gifford St. College Sci. Activities: Rifle Club, I, II, III fVice-President, II: President, IIIJ: Dues Collector, II: Class Gift Committee, II: Senior Class Executive Commit- tee: Library Monitors' Club. In- terests: golf, ballistics, fishing, hockey, hunting, swimming, bas- ketball. Future: Naval Aviation. Tufts Medical School. WILLIAM R. LAWSON Dick 79 Stonehill St. Commercial. Activities: Class Dues Collector, IV. Interests: ten- nis, swimming, basketball, base- ball, football, volley ball, soft- ball, skating, trapping, aviation. Future: Navy, then Dartmouth College. IAYNE P. LYONS lay 435 No. Cary St. Commercial. Activities: Student Advisory Council, II, IV: Class Color Committee, II tCo-Chair- manl: B. H. S. Lunchroom Book- keeper, IV. Interests: dancing, swimming, rowing, sailing, bowling, ice skating. Future: undecided. CHARLES R. MacARTHUR Charlie 51 Leavitt St. College L. A. Activities: Witti- est Boy. Interests: DeMolay, Brockton Ski Club, aquatic sports. Future: Armed Forces. WARREN C. MCLEOD WuzzY 50 Ash St. College L. A. Interests: Hi-Y, hockey, pool, boiler-making, reading, all kinds. Future: Northwestern. Advertising. IEANNETTE B. MOSTROM 22 Gifford St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, II, III: Swimming, II, III: Safety Club, III: Business Ad- ministration Club, III: Dramatic Club, III: Class Play Usher. In- terests: bowling, music, sports, dancing, drawing, Rockne Asso- ciation. Future: undecided. GORDON NEBDLEMAN Needles 92 Belmont Ave. Academic G, Activities: Foot- ball, I, II, III, IV: Track, I, II. Interests: Y. M. C. A., track, and other sports, camping. Future: Northeastern College. ROBERT L. SMALL Smiley 72 Ash St. College Sci. Activities: Band III, IV fManager, IVJ: Orchestra III, IV: Science Club, IV. Inter- ests: sailing, bicycling, swim- ming, music, model airplanes. Future: some scientific college. 1 1 HARRY C. KENT 35 Wyoming Ave. College Sci. Activities: M a l e Chorus, IV. Interests: S e n i o r Luther League, dramatics, movies, writing fiction. Future: school for design. RICHARD W. KING Dick I0 Battles St. Commercial. Activities: Part-time Worker. Interests: baseball, bas- ketball, hockey, tennis, badmin- ton, tumbling, reading, dancing, skating. Future: U. S. Navy. GLORIA E. PROCIDA Glo 179 Belmont St. College L. A. Interests: Iunior Woman's Club, Anita Garibaldi Lodge, dancing, singing, collect- ing information on composers and musicians. Future: New England Conservatory of Music or Katherine Gibbs. EDWIN P. USES Usy 135 Ames St. College Sci. Activities: Rifle Club, II, III lTreasurer, Illl: Edi- son Science Club, III fSecretary, IIIJ. Interests: Hi-Y Club, base- ball, football, fishing, basket- ball, golf, swimming, hockey. Future: Tufts College. Mechan- ical engineering. ROBERT E. WILLIAMS Emmett 164 Forest Ave. College L. A. Interests: read- ing books of any and all kinds, dancing, sports of all types, music. Future: undecided. LLOYD E. WILLIAMSON Will 725 Belmont St. College Sci. Activities: Band, I: Tennis, II, III: Student Council, ll: Dues Collector, Il: Science Club, III IPresident, Illl Male Chorus, III. Interests: chemistry, camping, lacrosse, baseball. Fu- ture: Tufts College. Chemical engineering. Annapolis. LAWRENCE C. HOLMES Larry 266 Belmont St. Industrial Arts A. Activities: Dues Collector, II, III: Male Chorus, III: Nominating Commit- tee, II. Future: U. S. Marines, DONALD IAMES KELLEHER Iessie 25 Taylor Ave. Academic G, Interests: basket- ball, roller skating, football, hunting, trapping, bowling, farming. Future: U. S. Army. WILLIAM W. MCPHILLIPS Bill 937 Centre St. Commercial. Interests: Colum- bian Squires, Brockton Ski Club, sports of all kinds. Future: Naval Reserves. KENNETH G. MOORE Smokey 35 Warren Ave. Academic T. Activities: Rifle Club, II. Interests: archaeology, geoloQY. fishing, reading. Fu- ture: archaeology. WILLIAM L. NELLIGAN Scoop 1150 No. Main St. Academic G. Activities: Band, ll: Cheer Leader, III. Interests: billiards, driving, tennis, golf, boats. Future: Northeastern. Electrical work. MARY P. NOWELL Skippy 783 No. Montello St. Household Arts, Activities: Bas- ketball, Il, Ill: Glee Club, IV: Christmas Pageant, IV. Inter- ests: swimming, skating, danc- ing, fishing, hunting. Future: physical education instructor. PAUL A. OLSON Bud 23 Salisbury St. Industrial Arts T. Interests: hockey, swimming, sports of all kinds. Future: U. S. Navy. 75 IOI-IN A. O'CONNOR loc 84 Ford St. Commercial. Interests: Y. M. C. A., baseball, swim- ming, and other sports. Future: U. S. Army Air Force. ARMAND POIRIER 232 Court St. Industrial Arts I. Interests: base- ball, football, and other sports, and basketball. Future: Navy Air Corps. DONALD W. PORTER Don 56 Wilder St. College L. A. Activities: Track, II: Swimming, II. Interests: skat- ing, swimming, hockey, football, dancing, Y. M. C, A. activities, Christian Endeavor. Future: U. S. Navy. Pharmacists Mate. VINCENT P. PRINCIPE Vinnie 53 Williams Ave. College Sci. Interests: baseball, football, golf, swimming, and other sports. Future: optometrist after the war. IOHN F. RAYMOND lake 11 Iohnson St. Commercial. Activities: Class Color Committee, ll: Dues Col- lector, III. Interests: sports, popular music, aviation. Future: aviation school tArmy or Navyj. VITO R. STELMASI-I Vete 35 Herrod Ave. Industrial Arts T. Interests: hockey, baseball, football, swim- ming, photography, fishing, bas- ketball. Future: U. S. Armed Services. AGNES L. TATRO AQ 26 Lilly Ave. Academic H. T. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, swimming, bowl- ing, movies. Future: undecided. MADELYN STEWART SEPT. ll, 1942 ir fn Sefwice EVERETT E. BAGLEY INQVYP MYRON S. BELCHER CNcrvyD ROBERT R. BENOIT CNQVYD WINSTON P. BREBNER CArmyD IOHN C. BUCKLEY CNcrvy7 WILLIAM CURTIS CNc1vy7 RAYMOND B. DAVIS CNc1vy7 FRANCIS A. DEROCHER CArmy7 BENIAMIN DUARTE CNc1vyD RUSSELL H. GILLIS CMc1rine-S7 IOSEPH F. HUDOBA CMcrrinesD ALBERT C. KALISHAUSKAS CNc1vy7 KENNETH LQBELLE CMc1rir1esJ IOSEPH I. LAWSON CNcrvyD T. EDWARD MQCDONALD CNQVYP EDWIN R. NUTTER CNQVYJ DANIEL F. O'BRIEN CNc1vyJ IOHN A. O'CONNOR CMc1rinesD PAUL A. OLSON CNQLVYD CHESTER PERRY IMGTIDSS, HAROLD A. POLSON fMcrrines7 DONALD W. PORTER CNc1vyP RICHARD L. PRATT fNc1vyD GERALD PRITCHARD CNc1vyJ IOHN F. RAYMOND CNc1vy7 ALDEN ROBINSON IMQIIDGS, FORREST E. 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V S M., ' l it V .i x S' PM 'Q VVS his fiia' 5' sm A iw if r 1 Jigffl Q Q '-fs-. 1' 9 1' is Z i 5 g,,,... ,- '54 Most Efficient CLEMENTINE PROCOPIO FRANCIS FLAHERTY DOROTHY GIOVAIIINNI Most .lo Succeed Y DONALD PAULSON NANCY ALEXANDER ROBERT GRANT Best Dressed -L DOROTHY MAcK1N Most Athletic BETTY GILLIS CHARLES MQCARTHUR EDWARD MASON Wiffiest 82 www RALPH DUPUY Most Popular MARIORIE HIGGINS ROBERT COOPER Most Musical HELEN EURMAN EDWARD GEORGE NATALIE WILLMAN Best A11.Round BARBARA BOSOUET RALPH ELLIS Best Looking LORRP-.INE MUISE IOI-IN SMITH Best Dancer ezmaf 43 if Micl- Wana Q A few words of praise belong to the members of the Class of l943 who have succeeded in the difficult task of transferring to college in the middle of their senior year. This privilege of trans- fer was given only to those whose scholastic records were outstanding. Although this plan for entering college before graduation from high school is an innovation brought about by the pressure of war, the students who have so whole- heartedly worked for its success have proven it to be a workable and profitable one. The school has good reason to be proud of the following: TUFTS Richard Benoit Edwin Uses Alan Weiner Lloyd Williamson BOSTON UNIVERSITY Christine Lalli Philip Lashway 'Winston Bolinder Franklin Nelson YALE Francis Flaherty BROWN Iohn Roberts Edwin Nelson COLBY Charlotte Bailet BOSTON COLLEGE Iohn Sheehan NORTHEASTERN Bernard Lawson Gordon N eedleman Allen Nelson 1 is 84 X Nikletm 4 Although the Holden-coached clan failed to reach the gridiron heights of some of its predecessors, it displayed a powerful attack which at times brought back memories of former championship elevens. The record of six wins and four losses does not indicate the true worth of the team, three of the games being lost by the score of 7-6. In its initial fray, the squad, captained by Saco Seropian, dropped a close game to Quincy. The pigskin toters whipped Mt. Pleasant but lost to the power- laden Mustangs of Medford. After a heartbreaking loss to Newton, the Bed-and Black rode roughshod over New Bedford, Somerville, Malden, and Manchester. Nashua was the next scheduled opponent, but SOQQY conditions forced post- ponement of the affair with the New Hampshire state titlists. Brockton wound up by trouncing Waltham in the Turkey Day affair. Coach Holden has high hopes for a successful aggregation next year despite the fact that many veterans have graduated. Brockton 6 Quincy 7 Brockton l3 Malden 0 Brockton 13 Mt. Pleasant 0 Brockton 26 Manchester 7 Brockton 7 Medford 22 Brockton 6 Lynn Classical 7 Brockton 6 Newton 7 Brockton - Nashua Postponed Brockton 18 New Bedford 7 Brockton 13 Waltham 7 Brockton 29 Somerville 2 FOOTBALL 86 BASKETBALL B Coach Arthur Staff celebrated his thirtieth year as hoop coach at Brockton High by fielding one of the finest teams in the history of the institution, a fact supported by the basketball team's record of seventeen wins and two losses. The Bed-and-Black showed real promise by whipping Taunton in convincing fashion. The fast-stepping alumni were the next victims to be plowed under. New Bedford provided the first stumbling block, upsetting Brockton in a see- saw tilt. The Sylvester-captained quintet drubbed Y. M. C. A., Attleboro, Taunton, and Attleboro again in a return engagement. The team gained sweet revenge by trouncing the New Bedford Whalers. Still displaying their clever play, the Brockton lads clouted Abington, Chelsea, Braintree, Weymouth, and St. Patrick's C. Y. O. champs. As a climax to its fine showing, Brockton received a coveted Tech Tourney bid. ln the openers, Brockton defeated Haverhill and Newton, but dropped the final game to Attleboro. Brockton Taunton Brockton Chelsea Brockton Alumni Brockton Abington Brockton New Bedford Brockton Braintree Brockton Y. M. C. A. Brockton Weymouth Brockton Attlebcro Brockton St. Patricks Brockton Taunton Brockton Haverhill Brockton Attleboro Brockton Newton Brockton New Bedford Brockton Attleboro Brockton Abington Btueddl... As the Year Book went to press, Coach Charles Holden and Assistant Coach Norman Nash had whipped into shape a baseball team that showed great promise by trouncing its first two opponents, Weymouth and Dorchester, 4-O and 14-2, respectively. A number of veterans formed the nucleus of the squad, and some fine new material was developed to fill the holes left by graduation last year. Early- season indications were that the club possessed a number of very potent willow wielders, notably Marrow and Wetterholm, who could really tag the ball. Excellent fielding also contributed greatly toward keeping opponents' scoring almost negligible. The regular starting lineup was as follows: Gene Devine at the initial sack, Babe Smith at second, Tubby Rondeau as short, Co-captain Red Gormeley at the hot spot, and Connie Cicione behind the plate. The garden was patrolled by heavy hitters Bob Torrence, Co-captain Larry Wetterholm, and Columbo. Gene Sylvester bore the brunt of the pitching duties, Dick Sharycz and Verne Norman supplying clever relief twirling. BASEBALL 88 GIRLS' BASKETBALL uL1'Ba,4he1fAal!. .. A triumphant junior team marched twice to victory on the basketball court, by defeating the seniors and the juniors for the championship of the school. When the seniors had lost their game to the sophomores by the score of 19-14, and the sophomores had been whitewashed by the juniors 20-15, the fourth- year basketeers hoped to make the score even all around by conquering the juniors. However, the latter were victorious to the tune of 24-18. Whether the new accelerated gym program had anything to do with the might ot the juniors, it is impossible to say, but the seniors were handicapped by the fact that some of their best athletes were unable to play, because of jobs requiring most of their time out of school. The championship team, captained by Mary Benton, was composed of Kay Packard, Buth Spear, Gloria Wentzell, and Mary Cotter. Senior girls who have succeeded in attaining 100 points tor a sweatshirt and B are Alfreda Bolonis, Dorothy Giovaninni, Dorothy Mackin, Shirley Morse, Carol Perkins, and Ianice Prince. 89 PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN WARTIME 'fx mi N KEEPING with the national swing to greater emphasis on A Q yj physical fitness, Brockton High School launched a far-reaching program designed to prepare boys for future service with the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps of the United States. This step was taken in response to a plea made by the armed forces for a more vigorous type of physical program in the schools and colleges of the nation to build up resistance to combat the terrific demands made of the body and mind in modern warfare. Another purpose was to develop the spirit of give-and-take. Physical Director E. Marion Roberts and George Chamberlain first studied the situation carefully and mapped out a course of action which they presented to the School Board for consideration. The Board, realizing the need for extra- ordinary action, gave the plan its wholehearted stamp of approval and set up machinery for its speedy inauguration. Acting on the assumption that very little could be accomplished in one gym period, the administration increased the number of classes to four for all boys whose course of study permitted. Such an increase necessitated the sacrificing of some language and study periods. A change was also seen in the type of physical program. Muscle-building calisthenics were strongly emphasized, much to the sorrow of the pupils who limped about B. H. S. during the opening weeks of the inaugural with aching bodies, and complaining woefully of the wracking tortures of the new gym sessions. Three- to four-mile hikes were also conducted, despite the fact that shoe ration- ing was in effect. Swimming tests were given under the direction of Swimming Coach Alton Iohngren, the swimming team being discontinued because of wartime difficulties. Bequirements for passing the test were proficiency in the crawl, side stroke, breast stroke, under water swimming, swimming fully clothed, and remaining in the water for five minutes. On the basis of final results, it was found that a low percentage of the total male enrolment of the senior class was unable to swim. For the small group who were lacking in ability in this department, swimming instructions were made compulsory. The accelerated and more strenuous gym program likewise necessitated the adding of more teachers to the physical directing group. Among those who assumed this arduous task despite pressure of regular teaching duties and administrative positions were E. Marion Roberts, Charles Holden, Daniel Creedon, and Wesley Merritt. These men greatly aided the regular instructor, George Chamberlain, in carrying out his increasingly difficult and tiring duties. Although the increased number of gym classes was an innovation, exercises for the girls were not. These exercises, which tend to develop back, leg and arm muscles as well as increase body strength in general, have always been taught at Brockton High School. Their worth was definitely proven in the accelerated program. Lameness, at first prevalent, disappeared. Ioints no longer cracked. Straight legs were lifted off the ground in perfect unison where formerly one limp, bent limb would attempt to follow the other amid agonizing groans. The girls even learned how to jump rope properly. Marching was performed with military snap and precision. Students learned at long last the art of quick thinking and distinguishing their left hand from their right foot. Swimming instruction also was given to those who requested it. Field Day, with its spectacular performance, showed the remarkable improve- ment effected by the new plan on soft American youth. Much praise is due to Miss Virginia Pierce and to Miss Helen Gilmore for teaching so efficiently twenty-four weekly girls' classes, whose average number was one hundred. 90 INTRA-MURAL SPORTS HOCKEY-Despite the fact that wartime difficulties prevented the school from entering a hockey squad in the state contest, Coach Carl Macpherson arranged an intra-mural hockey program which proved extremely popular. The long cold spell provided an excellent skating surface at the rink on Eldon Keith Field. A sufficiently large group participated so that five teams were formed. The teams and their rosters were as follows: Red Wings: Fontaine, Grady, Devine, Simpson, Columbo and Schill, Bruins: Browders, Elksnin, Smith, Blaseivicz, Nicholson and Twohigg Rangers: Burke, Finnegan, Tasho, Gill, Caldwell and Gormeleyp Leafs: Buckley, Harju, Bourget, Polson, Columbo and Rondeaup Hawks: Iohnson, Caffelle, Hatch, Iaonnoni, Blanchard and Mitchell. The Red Wings clinched the league title by whipping the Bruins in the finals. GOLF-Under the capable directorship of Coach Matthew Nicoll, the golf season started with a throng of potential golfers on hand to compete for honors. The matches were played at the D. W. Field, Thorny Lea, and Country Club courses. Those boys who took part were Seniors: F. Paull, I. Toomey, I. Gerry, G. Robertson, M. Morrill and R. RooneY: luniors: M. O'Donne1l, W. Tarlow, R. Grady, I. Shinnick and C. Reynolds: Sophomores: B. Ekrnan, R. Folchi, A. Allaire, C. Peterson, T. Smith, W. Anderson, I. Snow, R. Sullivan and D. Murphy. Final results were not obtainable when the Year Book went to press. TENNIS-Interest lagged somewhat in tennis this year because so many of the boys who usually play were working. In spite of this handicap, Coach August Wigren was able to muster a fairly sizeable group to compete in the tennis matches. Those who had signified their intentions of playing at this writing were Seniors: A. Iudson, C. lohnson, I. Zuckerman, R. Ellis and H. Blackman, Iuniors: C. Brooks, C. Peterson, A. Sange, I. Nerbonne, R. Liepe, E. Ellis, W. Bielskis, R. Benoit, D. Gelford and A. Auger. TRACK-Cross country was discontinued this year because of Coach Chamber- lain's inability to cope with the many new tasks with which he was faced in carrying out the new gym program. The annual call for track candidates brought a very enthusiastic response. Preliminary plans were formulated for a regular schedule of contests, but it was finally decided that the track team should be dissolved as a unit and that this sport should be placed on a general basis. Under this plan track was incor- porated into the regular gymnastic exercises of the school and was offered to every boy. With this thought in mind, an obstacle course was constructed which combined the best features of both track and physical education. The course was built by a number of manual arts pupils under the supervision of their teacher, Matthew Nicoll, and was constructed like those in the training camps of the armed forces. A trail run was made early in May, proving a huge success not only from the standpoint of the enjoyment of the boys, but also from the standpoint of its genuine worth in body-building. 91 Obstacles used were low hurdles, an eight-foot wall, a bear trap, a hurdle of fence height, and a box-like arrangement through which the boys crawled on hands and knees. After successfully conquering these, the participant had a length of track in which to sprint. The completion of several trips around the course entitled the fellows to showers at the field-house. Because of the rough conditions, old clothes were Worn. Many students who joined the services found this training very valuable in meeting the rigorous requirements. Among those who were thus aided were Everett Bagley, Edwin Nutter, Robert Belle, Daniel O'Brien, Robert Benoit, Iohn Buckley, Paul Olson, Richard Pratt, lohn Raymond, Forrest Steele, Francis Derocher, Edward Macdonald, Donald Porter, Gerald Pritchard, Frank Howard, William Woodworth, Alden Robinson, and Myron Belcher, Navy: Ioseph Hudoba, lohn O'Connor, Robert Cushman, Harold Polson, Russell Gillis, Ken- neth Labelle, and Chester Perry, Marines, Winston Brebner, Army. lf the war continues, the obstacle course will doubtless be enlarged and im- proved. lt may eventually be included as part of the regular peace-time physical conditioning program, inasmuch as it has already proved its prac- ticability, combining both exercise and the competitive element. 92 X E X W staff... With the beginning ot the new year, the Yearbook Staff ot the class of 1943 began their plans for publication. Although uncertain whether or not the book could ever become a reality because ot the materials needed in printing and engraving, they continued their work. There were some disappointments, but, in general, production went as planned. The cover ot this year's book is the same as last year's except tor the color and number ot the class. This duplication was necessary because ot the shortage ot materials needed to make new plates. The statt members were lanice Prince, editor, Nancy Alexander, assistant editor, Phyllis Miller, business manager, Natalie Brush, art editor, Carroll lohnson, photography editor, I. Carroll Stadel- mann, assistant photography editor, Warren Thuotte and Katherine Edwards, sports editors, literary staff, Saretta Winneg, Arnold Iudson, Arlene Boss, Elise Mullins, Rosemarie Tevlin, business stati, Elizabeth Bates, Susan Hurst, Elaine Hammond, Bruce Crowell. The statt adviser was Mr. Edmund Pilla. Although Francis Flaherty and Bichard Benoit were originally elected to the statt, they leit early in the year tor college and were unable to help with the planning of the book. YEARBOOK STAFF 94 BRCDCKTONIA STAFF K7 54. Brocktonia has completed what appears to be the most successful financial season since its founding, in spite of a decreased enrollment. Many innova- tions have been offered this year, including Dear General, the letters of a girl to her brother in the service: Hobbies, a column devoted to the hobbies of the students and teachers. Humorous and original essays were presented on the feelings of a bulletin girl entering a room full of boys, on taking an army physical, on the swimming tests, and on many others. One of the most popular issues was the April number in which the names and pictures of the class oratcr, the class prophets, and historians were published for the first time. Several members of the staff, accompanied by Mr. Tashjian, adviser, attended the New England lnterscholastic Press Association meeting at Northeastern University. They were proud of the presiding officer, who was their own editor, Robert Green. The position of business manager was held by Betty O'Neill. The literary adviser was Mr. Tashiian, and Mr. Norman Nash was the business adviser. 95 6la44ajl944... The class of 1944 resumed its activities as the junior Class by holding its first business meeting of the year on September 24, 1942, in the High School assembly hall. Through the untiring efforts and excellent co-operation of the class dues col- lectors under the supervision of the treasurer, Williain Tarlow, a sizeable amount was collected in the form of dues in the treasury. The outstanding social event of the year was The Lamplighter's Ball, held jointly by the seniors and juniors on Ianuary 22 in the hall. The decorations included a huge old-fashioned coach with a lamplighter outside. Each home room in April elected a member to serve on the class committee to choose a gift for presentation to the school. Fifty-two girls and boys were selected from the various curricula to participate as junior ushers in the gradu- ation week activities of the seniors. Serving the class as officers during the year were president, Francis Mac- Donaldp vice-president, Gloria Wentzelly secretary, Ioanne Hill: treasurer, William Tarlowg executive committee, Kathryn Adams, Marilyn Nawrocki, Earl Alexander, Richard Anderson, and Donald Booth. Miss Elizabeth Elzbut, a teacher in the commercial course, was the adviser of the class. CLASS CDF1944 96 CLASS OF 1945 0Zafuaff945... The class of 1945 entered Brockton High School in September, 1942, 761 in number and occupying twenty-two home rooms. The first meeting of the class was held in the assembly hall on Gctober 7, when the group was addressed by Mr. 1-laskins, headmaster, who also introduced Miss Sophie Urburtis, the class adviser. After the election of the constitution committee, the members drew up a con- stitution which was accepted by the class in November. About this same time class dues collectors were selected, one from each home room. On March 17, the class assembled for an election rally, when all candidates were introduced and were given an opportunity to present their speeches. The results of the election held on April 7 were as follows: president, Peter Leavittg vice-president, Carol Porter, secretary, Lorraine Kileyp treasurer, Everett Deehang executive committee: Therese Benson, Gloria Gifford, Gwen- dolyn Littlefield, loseph Cotter, Phillip Taylor During the first week in May, the selection of the class gift to the school was made by the gift and banner committee, who also chose a class color. ln Iune, sophomores participated in the regular Class Day exercises. 97 Qzeeezul... The Girls' Glee Club, a popular school organization, began its active work in 1936, although the organization had been started many years before that in a more or less inactive form. The club has been under the direction of Mr. George Sawyer Dunham, a leader in the musical field in Brockton. With the excellent co-operation of the Male Chorus, the girls blended their voices in presenting the annual Christmas Pageant Venite Adoremusf' While scenes were presented in tableau form on the stage, the boys and girls sang the old familiar carols and hymns. Some of the outstanding persons were given an opportunity to display their talents as soloists. The club also participated in Trial By Iury, a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, and Ballad For Americans. ln both of these presentations individual mern- bers held leading roles. The Botary and Kiwanis Clubs, both of which were entertained this year by the Glee Club, were enthusiastic about the fine singing. The officers for the 1942- 1943 season were E. Lucille Palmer, president: Elenore Finklestein, vice- president, Ingrid Iohnson, secretaryg Barbara Hines, treasurer. Advisers were Mr. George S. Dunham and Miss Edith Sprague. GLEE CLUB 98 MALE CHORUS Maleehaua... The seventh successful year since the organization of the Male Chorus came to an end after its members had participated in many musical presentations. Since N336 this popular organization has been supervised by Mrs. Nellie W. Shaw, its founder. Venite Adoremusf' the annual Christmas pageant, was this ycar again pre- sented by the combined voices of the Girls' Glee Club and the Male Chorus. The songs enhanced the tableaux which were presented on the stage behind them. Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, Trial By Iury, and Ballad for Amer' icans also were presented, with the Male Chorus taking an important part in the proceedings. The Womans Club and Rotary Club, who were entertained during the year by the young men, were much impressed by the fine voices. The annual All-City Concert, given May 6, was enthusiastically received by all who attended, and the Male Chorus was well applauded for its offering. Officers of the chorus this past year were Warren Thuotte, presidentg Richard Anderson, secretary-treasurer, and Robert Guy, librarian. Mr. Wesley Merritt servei as accompanist, and Virginia lohnson as assistant accompanist. 99 Emi... One of the oldest organizations in the school, founded in l904, the High School Band completed another very full and successful year. Playing at all the foot- ball games, the band introduced many novel ideas, and earned for itself the title of the Brockton Dancing Band. ln forming an S for the Somerville fans, they burst into a conga, and became a dancing line. At Malden in the rows of an they did an old-fashioned square dance. An Indian War dance was presented for Manchester with a real Indian chief arriving from New Hamp- shire on his scooter. At the Thanksgiving game, three boys impersonated Hitler, Hirohito, and Mussolini riding on a tandem bicycle. Then the band in the form of a V cap- tured them. Finally Hitler marched out in a prison uniform to the Prisoners Song, Hirohito rolled out in a baby carriage to Bock A Bye Baby, and Mussolini came out with a wheelbarrow to l've Been Working on the Railroad. Besides playing at all the regular basketball games including one of the Tech Tournament games, they marched in several parades. Officers of the year were president, Arthur Gifford: business manager, Bobert Smallp treasurer, Edmund Hassan: drill master, Bichard Andersong drum major, Bichard Sarafianp assistant drum major, David Grayg and drum majorette, Collette Spaulding. Mr. Wesley Merritt was faculty director. i-1 BAND 100 CDRCHESTRA if -as A 6 -D6 'Q DCKTQ 'ik 3 Gwhama. .. Founded in l9l4 by its present director, Mr. George Sawyer Dunham, prominent leader in the musical field, the Brockton High School Qrchestra completed another successful season this year. This popular organization furnished the music between the acts of the Senior Class Play on December 4. Besides play- ing for passing and for the devotional services at the school assemblies, they also added their touch to the many programs there. Trial By luryf' a musical comedy by Gilbert and Sullivan, was presented by the musical organizations. The singing of the Glee Club and the Male Chorus was accompanied by the orchestra. Its members also entertained both the Kiwanis Club and the Botary Club dur- ing the season. Their offering was much enjoyed. Several outstanding mem- bers, in addition to their musical activities in school, play in organizations outside of school. Although one of the oldest organizations, the orchestra is still one of the most active. Ably serving the club as officers were the following: president, Atherleen Hansong vice-president, Bichard Dunn, secretary, Melvin Pauseg treasurer, lvers Biflcin: and librarians, Miriam and Meredith Marks. lOl The Library Monitors, an organization started in l935, have now completed their sixth year of service. On account of the various wartime activities, the monitors have not had so active a year as in the past. However, a Christmas party was enjoyed by all at the home of Miss Margaret Lane, librariang and a picnic was held in Iune. Each monitor devotes two hours per week to library work, which may consist of preparing classroom loans, changing of bulletin boards, stamping magazines and books, collecting fines, and various other duties. The aim ot every member is to serve in his greatest capacity toward aiding all pupils who seek informa- tion in our library. Three new members joined the group: Dale Anderson, Shirley Fountain, and Edward Lays. A monitor who has completed her third year ot service is Barbara Selig. Monitors completing their second year oi service are Arlene Turner and Therese Benson. Other monitors were lrene Anderson, Marilyn Bailet, Albert Baroncelli, Ellen Blair, Gloria Darling, lean Gillette, Carleton Holbrook, Elaine Keaney, Claire Murphy, Lena Repsius, Barbara Willis, Ioanne Wixon, Helen Yanciunas. LIBRARY MONITORS 102 SEWING CLUB .S ' Glad... In its eighteenth year the Sewing Club, which was founded by Mrs. Kenneth Wakefield, has done a great deal toward the war effort. One of the girls' big- gest proiects was to aid the Red Cross in their drive for more clothes for tiny refugees. They made blue wool dresses and brown skirts for small children. Hankies with animals and balls embroidered on them were placed in the pockets. Some tiny animals stuffed with cotton were also sent along with the clothes for the amusement of the future young recipient. Although meetings were held only once every two weeks, work went quickly because of the interest in this work and the earnest desire of the girls to see it completed. But the year wasn't devoted entirely to work. Many parties were held during the year. These were in honor of Christmas, Valentines Day, spring, and Easter. The officers for the past season were president, Mary Iane Nashp vice- president, Ruth Sherry, secretary, Theresa Beauregard, treasurer, Lena Occu- penti. The club adviser for the year was Miss Doris Hathaway, a teacher in the household arts course. 103 l 4 The Student Advisory Council, composed of representatives from all of the home rooms, was first organized in 1935. Its purpose is to interpret the policies of the administration to the student body, and to present the ideas of the student body to the administration. The organizations major undertaking of the year was the introduction of the Victory Corps, a national organization designed to mobilize students for more effective preparation for participation in Wartime service. There are five divisions of this Corps: the air service, land service, sea service, production service, and community service, each under a committee of three with a student chairman and a faculty adviser. Among topics discussed this year were pupil conduct, the lunch room, the school's part in the war effort, parliamentary procedure, a project for the up- keep and improvement of the school grounds, and the sale of defense stamps and bonds. The officers were president, Gerard Robertson, vice-president, Erna Iohnsong secretary, Adena Cassidy, treasurer, Paul Farreng and executive board: seniors, Allen I-larju, Felix Moscatelli, juniors, Meredith Hurd, Marion Pyne, sophomores, Albert Baroncelli, Ioanne Burgess. The general adviser was Miss Bernice Sylvester. Faculty members were Mr. Ralph W. Haskins, Miss Frances M. Bradley, Mr. George F. Laing, Mr. Harry Reuell. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 104 STUDENT HEALTH COUNCIL 21 AE.. - ' .I Q Simian! Jfealffa Qwmozll . . . The Brockton High School Student Health Council was organized in September, l942. This council is made up of one pupil representative from each home room, and works in co-operation with the Faculty Health Council. The Student Health Council plans and puts into action procedures desiqned to acquaint the individual pupil with means tor attaining maximum health. This practice is in accordance with the belief that health education is an essential part oi the in- tellectual equipment ot every citizen. This monthly health-education proqram is conducted in each home room by the student health-council member, with the co-operation ot the home room teacher. The officers ot the club were presi- dent, Virginia Kostynag vice-president, W'illiam Nightingale, secretary, Bessie Cappos, executive board, Rosemarie Sullivan, Helen Setterlund, Paul Lohnes, Hermes Boyatis, and Winslow Chase. The advisers were Miss Grace D. Keenan, Mr. Stephen M. Cote, and Miss I. Olive Allison. The complete calendar ot events for the past year was: Septembere'Planninq home room periods for 1942-1943, October-The need for health education, November-Means of preventing tuberculosis: DecembervMeans of improv- inq dental healthy lanuary-Dental health education assembly, Dr. Florence B. Hopkins, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, speaker, February-The common cold, March-Sanitation: Mayepublic health food laws. 105 Science Gini . . . The Edison Science Club, which held its meetings regularly under the direction of Mr. August H. Wigren, club adviser, had a busy, successful year. Mr. Wigren Who teaches chemistry in the school, is skilled at performing the many illustra- tive experiments. The club was formed in l92O, and re-established in l94l. At the weekly meet- ings several lectures and experiments were given by Mr. Wigren, Mr. Spang, head of the science department at Brockton High School, and Mr. Cote, a teacher here and a well-known lecturer in Brockton and the district. One especially unusual lecture was given by young Marvin Gilbert of the Paine School. He talked for an hour on formulas derived from benzene. He demonstrated his talk by building up the formulas for the various compounds with metallic blocks. Gilbert, who has been interested in science since he was old enough to read, has been called the Quiz Kid of Brockton. His lecture included a discussion of sulfanilimide and other important sulfa compounds. Officers for the past season were Arthur Tisch, president, Ioseph Yanciunas, vice-president: Norman lohnson, secretary: Albert Bachelder, treasurer. Z -7.4 .J-F' 1995, 'ra We ,-1-A., -f SCIENCE CLUB 106 OPERETTA 0,1 Trial by lury, a gay operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan, was presented by the Musical Comedy Club under the auspices of the High School musical organiza- tions on May 13 for an All-City Victory Music Concert. The story concerns a breach of promise suit filed by a young lady against the man who had left her waiting at the church. Appearing in court with her bridesmaids, completely arrayed in trailing gown and veil, the weeping maid tells her story to the sympathetic judge. The story reaches a hilarious climax when the judge settles the case by happily offering to marry the beautiful plaintiff himself. The cast was as follows: the learned judge, Gilbert Fox, baritoney Angelina, Marjorie Higgins, soprano, counsel for plaintiff, Everett Gardner, tenorg Edwin, Warren Thuotte, tenor: usher, Frank McCarthy, loassg foreman of the jury, Michael Nardi, bass: counsel for defendant, Franlc Howard, tenor, clerk, Robert Guy, tenor: and the chorus made up of the jury, bridesmaid, and spectators. The Musical Comedy Club was founded in 1939. This concert was supervised by Mrs. Nellie Shaw, and coached by Wesley S. Merritt. Mr. George Sawyer Dunham was the director, and Miss Edith S. Sprague was costume chairman. 107 l- i 6 The fifth annual presentation of the B. H. S. Christmas Pageant was on Decem- ber 20 for the public, and for the school, in two assemblies, on December 23. Members of various musical organizations including the Girls' Glee Club and the Male Chorus sang the beautiful old Christmas songs, while various scenes in the form of tableaux were presented on the stage. The scenes, intro- duced by short selections from the Bible, were The Annunciation, No Boom at the Inn, Shepherds Abiding in the Fields, Herod and the Wise Men, Wise Men Following the Star, Angels Adoring the Babe, Wise Men Presenting Their Gifts, and Little Children Adoring the Babe. An innovation this year was the use of grade-school children as Cherubs. The faculty advisers were Miss Rose Condon, chairman, Mr. George Sawyer Dunham, Mr. Wesley Merritt, and Mrs. Nellie Shaw, musical directors, Miss Edith Sprague, adviser of the Girls' Glee Club: Mr. Ronald Holt, lighting and staging directory Miss Shirley Fisher, Miss Harriet Bourne, and Mr. Harry Fteuell, costume supervisors, Mr. Iohn Tashjian, publicity director, Mr. Arthur Long, art directory Mrs. Marion Dunbar, in charge of invitations, Miss Bernice Sylvester, supervisor of ushers: Miss Ruth Stokes, Miss Grace Studley, and Miss Catherine Tuttle, make-up directors. Mr. Ralph W. Haskins was general adviser. .yr ' , ' . , ...gf B .... . D- ......-... - -M .-.-......-- . CHRISTMAS PAGEANT 108 CLASS PLAY Glauplwf... Oxford, the traditional English university, is the scene oi Charley's Aunt, the play presented by the class of l943 on December 4, l942. Francis Flaherty, in the leading role of Lord Fancourt Babberley, impressed his classmates by coolly smoking a huge black cigar. Edward Callahan and Bruce Crowell, in typical college dress, were respectively Charles Wykeharri and lack Chesney. Their problem was to remain within the bounds of convention and yet arrange a meeting with their fiancees. A delightful interlude was the playing of a short piano selection by Arnold ludson in his role of Colonel Sir Francis Chesney, laclcs father. Ruthe Dorey capably portrayed Charley's Aunt from Brazil, Where the nuts ccrrie from. Roderick Anderson's Mr. Spet- tigue was another amusing characterization. Smaller though equally well-played parts were Kitty Verdun, Susan Hurst: Amy Spettigue, Natalie Brush: Miss Delahay, Phyllis Miller: Brassett, Warren Thuotte, Farmer, Richard Benoit: and Maude, Elise Mullins. The play was coached by Miss Ruth M. Stckes, with Miss Grace W, Studley as general faculty adviser. Costumes were supervised by Miss Dorothy M. Hath- away and Mr. Harry Reuell. Mr. Ronald F. Holt was stage director, and Mr. Wesley S. Merritt was in charge of property. lO9 The Brockton Chapter of Allied Youth was chartered in May, 1942, as Post 208 of the national society. The aim of Allied Youth is best expressed in the words of the statement which forms a part of the initiation service: We stand for the liberation through education of the individual and of society from the handicaps of beverage alcohol. Frequent meetings were held, with good attendance characterizing each one. The members are seriously interested in the purpose and welfare of their organization. Although a new club, it has become increasingly influential within and without the school. In addition to the study of the problems of alcohol, the group has a recreational program. Special addresses were given during the year by Headmaster Ralph W. Haskins, and by Miss Dorothy Chace and Mr. Augustus Wigren, both of the Science Department. Several parties were held during the year, including a delightful Christmas celebration. The officers of the Post were as follows: president, Thomas Norris, viceepresi- dent, Mary Iohnson, secretary, Valentina Adamsg treasurer, William Alden. Miss llga Herrick and Mrs. Mildred Badger were the faculty advisers. 4-A. 4035 'Q' Q anus.. ,er ALLIED YOUTH 110 gi , Ni' .XX 5PDUOCkJEG1fLLCL wishes to tlmcml-Q all those who lmcws so qc-mevously co-opsvated Ln 11'LC1,1QLl1Q this yecw- book possible . . . I I 3' 72a Slime fO0 Q46f women 8 MAIN S . BROC ON VIETUR P and of ,943 0 U11' ' , , lan s nmwma mf Sweater Shop j Sportswear Specialists 180 MAIN ST. WETZELL'S RGLLINS TENNIS - BADMINTON ARCHERY-.GAMES 207 MAIN ST. NO-Agiifjlsgonlzed B R o C KT o N 642 BELMONT ST., BROCKTON if 112 I I M W o were mapped out thousanfls of pairs of feet in our day. Traectl them-analyzed them. Anfl, with the help of Walk-Over, we're ready to fit your foot not only in customary length and width hut in contour. Wvith all the extra work and walking youire doing, your feet will stantl up hetter and feel more eomfortahle if you give them the shoes that fit nafurally-WALK-OVERS. -Q, -,,-,- ::1:::,11::::::-2::::::::Ef:'-'.::::11' :' fr '5:., MSS?VIg:3EEE55::r'5S:33P5if7A 3 :s Y .. -:,,, 11.3. Passes? lEf4- 4 -- 3 :.:. 'a .Y -145,:::f::ssff'-- f-2, li 1- .,4 , I 'fsf'5gfg1,.. 5' RAMBLER-Brown Spartan calf. Damp-proof black Nap i'355555fi7f He:,Nmu? A ' sole. LK'O ER Shoes for rllen rznrl llvolzzerz 125 PERKINS AVENUE CAMPELLO, RROCKTON, MASS. Q GEO. Ei KEITH COMPANY 113 lx AI,-k, -A ,N I 'Vy I I I I I X X X A X 1 I 1 X Sf, z',lX TYPE 2? 5 ts xx I t U TYPE 1? THE FLYING wine: Broad across the ball. All 5 toes lying flat on the ground. But narrow across the heel. Is that the spot where your shoes slip up? Try Walla-Overs. THE VICTORY ARCH I High-stepping instep. II The aperfect speci- I , men foot that Seulp- I I, tors like to model, I ll and most Shoe-men I, I hate to fit.But not 1 I' ui. YYe've go! the I J Walk-Os'ersl:oes e , to follow your feet. Q 'nx TYPE 3? N s Xi 4 t 3 Rs B I ls THE GREYHOUND Long. flim. aristoerat- ir. it taken experience and real understand- ing to streamline a shoe for this type of foot.Wulk-Over'sbeen at it 69 years. X af' . H106 11 Q 1 5 T ful ' 5 fu 7, Svdqe E Surya? 5 UNDY- Q 1 OA, 0 F fallio SAVE 81.00 While You're PER SHARE Young PER MONTH X Mollex' always uvuilulmlfe for Home Mortgages-variozzs plans. Also LOANS un Sli,-XRE5 S Ifffllllllf ryffecting their dividends. Shares Always on Sale o also War Bonds and Stamps Buy them ul Ilze Unity' C0-operative Bunk in Brockton BRUWNE'S SPORT S H O P Qualify 'A' BB Main St., Brockton BPLOCKTCDN GAS LIGHT COMPANY 54 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 143 Congratulations from The HUDSON TUDIO . . . to the Class of 1943 BRO CKTON NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Checking Accounts, Safe Deposit Boxes, Savings Accounts, Trust Department, Foreign Exchange We aw.. M azzpam of Me Wu PVICTORY t? 1' BQYJDS ,Lift srmfvs 90 MAIN STREET - BROCKTON - MASSACHUSETTS BRANCH AT CAMPELLO rAnLnY's Qlowezu 9652224 :5: Viq ' ,k .:. D TELEPHONE 1690 I 25 BELMONT STREET, BROCKTON 115 ll Il R-GRAD LIKE AND WE LIKE UNDER-GRADS Pardon us for pointing, but we seem 'ro be it when it comes To outfitiing the smart Pm. young men of New England. We've had fr g. 37: many years of experience in satisfying their KYX demands land believe us they know what QQ ff . they wanij. Parents approve loo, for fx I1 X LF S ' Kennedy prices are always geared to the gd fx FEI Times. 47 Y Evlyx ix X S KX ' . yi- 'aff' xx KENNEDYHS FAMoUs UNDER-GRAD SHoP Q 'A' Best Wishes to the Graduates from the HEALTH MASSAGE S T U D I O 'k Supervision of ik FREDERICK G. and MAE R. ELDRIDGE K A Y f G ci teandL d JEWELRY Att d i 404 KENNEDY BUILDING 198 MAIN STREET 142 MAIN STREET Telephone 31 14 awww -ma eww you ffszep ow info rage . SAV N LIV Q How much you save isn't important-but saving a little each week out of your earnings is terribly important-to you, to your family, to your country. Drop in some day at Security Federal and let us tell you about our four insured savings plans. Accounts at Security Federal are INSURED up to 55,000 for each mernber's funds. EH' I,3II H FEDERAL SAVINGS 40 LEGION PARKWAY o TELEPHONE aRocKToN 4494 Plant a Victory Garden uk ir Buy United States War Bonds 7fne Szfwlza Wishes to thank the Class of '43 for their generous patronage 61 LEGION PARKWAY, BROCKTON TELEPHONE 133 FLAN1-lGAN'S!Wwuc Slime Everything in Musical lnstrumentsglwartin. Selmer, King Band and Orchestra lI1SlI'l1Il16f1lSQ Leenly. Slingerland Drums-Repair- ing and Reheadirxg. Telephone 4469 40 CENTRE ST.. BROCKTON-Over Post Qffice Expert Hairdressers 1n Attendance 6 ' All Types of Permanent Waves 59 LEG.1oN PARKWAY Igiilfifghffg-lids of Telephones 149 - 8511 wiiglggpoigtment BEAUTY CULTURE Pythian Temple Hair Dressing Parlor 47 WEST ELM STREET MARION Lsooux TELEPHONE 3259 MELVA sKn.LlNGs NATE SISKI D WUUDWI-lRD'S Nationally Famous Makes WHOLESALE R ET A I L ll ecunefza fbealwz. High-Grade Rejects - Cancellations ' Job Lots 72 LEGION PARKWAY 14 SCHOOL STREET TELEPHONE 2,7, P, E. LONERGAN. PROPRIL-:TOR 118 e of ' v f r Q I 9 A 1 uocxrofv .0..L'::,'1f:v,::tf.S.., 4 -Glfumlu' !Z'4 7fzalQaau1Jii70cfwf 1 MAIN STREET AT PLEASANT To the Parents, who lzazfe sent tlzese young people tlzrouglz selzool, To the Teachers, who have alone their part so well, To the Graduates, o .l Delay Goclspeerl you lo a flllllflp even more jqlfflfflbll? than tlze past 'A' Hurst Plumbing and Heating Co. 48 SCHOOL STREET Member of State and National Associations of Master Plumbers The plumber protects the lzealtlz of the lIllfl'0IZu 119 BUY BROCKTON-MADE SMART SHUES AT RETAIL SPECIAL LOW PRICE flfaffiovaalllq aamecf Zeiiqia fan young Mm Official U. S. Army Shoes - Popular Navy Types - Saddles - Strollers - Campus Footwear BETTER SHOES FOR LESS MONEY DOYLIYS FACTORY RETAIL STORE open Saturdays 'Til 8.30 P. M. PLEASANT AT WARREN, BROCKTON THE HIALTU Simba 0 Wishes to congratulate the Gffllllllllffllg Class qf 1943 and to Ilzanlftlzem for their 36 HIGH STREET PClffUllllgC. EVERETT, CABLE NELSON and MATHUSHEK B441 wake: from EVERETT URBATRUN . TUNING, REPAIRING Player Rolls . ,.. , Sprmg X Beverages CE? F il- -Y A- sff? 1 if SHAW 81 ELEMENTS 21 CENTRE ST., BROCKTON Telephone 4500 Famous for QUALITY, PURXTY and DELICIOUS FLAVOR SINCE 1878 CPLE! ' f figs ' '95 Savings 5 it T 5 Bank E il Lil T LU IILJ I 41'j I .D like 22I MAIN s'r. MUN STISREEETT ISJI 8 Again the People's Savings Bank of M7 Brockton extends to the Graduating WW' Class of Brockton High School its Kandi warmest congratulations and Stamp: . . 14 lffuluaf Sammy! Bank STANDARD-MUDERN flmzmq eww, 'T T V u ' 1 PRINTING and -J OFFICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS Sold. Rented, Repaired BU MAIN STREET, BIIUIIKTUN W. B. MASON, Subsidiary Telephone 751 RCGER KEITH 8: SON ROGER KEITH PAUL KEITH NDABLE S LJ SINC 1106 MAIN ST.. BROCKTON. MASS 121 Bal Www Za Me GRADUATING CLASS K X I. I. 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