Bromfield High School - Beacon Yearbook (Harvard, MA)

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iigggr-om?i-eLcI. BG-Q.-.CO11 FBESIIMEN William F. Beauvais Beverly L. Betts ................ Elliott H. Blackwell Dorothy L. Cregar .......... Jennifer H. Culliton William J. Fox ........ Mary E. Greenwood Richard A. Hall .......... George O. Lennihan FRESHMAN ROLL CALL Feels Bashful Beverly Lacks Buffoonery Happy Boy Docile Little Creature .............Jolly, Happy, Capable ........Witty, Jovial, Forthright .........Mary Enjoys Goodness .............Really A. Humorist ...........Genial, Original, Lively John R. Linehan ..... ....................... J olly, Reliable Lad Elizabeth L. Maloney ........ ,....... E lizabeth's Likeable, Musical Norman H. Marr ............... ,........... N orman Has Magnetism Marilyn J. Murphy ........ .............. M arilyn's Just Merry Eleanor A. Sawyer ...... ................... E arnest And Sincere Joseph B. Shaw ........ ......... J udiciously Breaks Silence Hugo L. Stapel ............ ........ H appy-go-Lucky Student Richard M. Stapel ...... ....................................... R ichard Masters Studies William F. Beauvais Beverly L. Betts .... Elliott H. Blackwell Dorothy L. Cregar .. Jennifer H. Culliton William J. Fox ......... Mary E. Greenwood Richard A. Hall ...... George O. Lennihan John R. Linehan ...... THEME SONGS .........All Er Nothin' Tired ..............Just For Fun ....Maybe It's Because Music, Music Casanova .........When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Page Forty-four ................Humoresque .................................Homework ....They All Love Jack

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E UBrom?iel.cl Bea.coi-.U 3 We arrived, thoroughly assured of seeing a big furry raccoon in the box. We slowly opened the door, with all flashlights shining brightly. We stared intently, and suddenly out rushed the biggest, most frightened bullfrog 1 have ever seen in my life. Disconsolately we decided to stop waiting for our prey and get a little sleep. The next morning We arose and rushed to all of our traps. We found no bait and no raccoons. When We started to get breakfast we found almost all our food had been eaten, and, leading from the remains we found ever so many raccoon tracks. We then started on the long trip back to camp, tired, hungry - all of our great expectations shattered! Robert K. Leet '52 Page Forty-three

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.4 ,E w-qi ...MFI . .. il, I- Brom? i el.dc B esaicpn Elizabeth L. Maloney ........ ........... A n Old Fashioned Walk Norman H. Marr ............ ......... R ed Roses for a Blue Lady Marilyn J. Murphy ...... ........................... D reamer's Holiday Eleanor A. Sawyer ..... ........ D ear Hearts and Gentle People Joseph B. Shaw ....... .................................. D on't Cry, Joe Hugo L. Stapel ............. .................................................. J ust Slippin' Around Richard M. Stapel ..........,........................................... Just One More Chance WE WONDER WHY Jennifer giggles incessantly. Dicky S. doesn't start growing. Mary likes science class. George likes lunch period. Jack is so popular with the girls. Billy F. makes eyes at the girls. Marilyn is so reserved. Elliott is such a good mathematician. Eleanor is quiet in business training class. Joe sits near Jennifer in science class. Billy B. still holds his Vermont accent. Dorothy loses her tongue in history class. Norman likes to watch television. Betty's liking for dances has diminished. Dicky H. doesn't stop growing. Beverly transferred from Ayer to Bromfield. Hugo insists on having his own way. FRESHMAN LOCALS After a discussion about intuition in science class: J. Culliton to Mr. Driscoll: I was once in a bicycle accident while at a party, and at the very moment it happened, my mother seemed to sense it at home. Dick Hall: After having seen Jenny ride a bicycle, I can understand why her mother would worry anyway. FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH There are many superstitious people. Are you one of them? Do you believe that going under a ladder instead of around it means that you will have bad luck, or, when a black cat crosses your path, that you will have bad luck in the future? I don't because the unlucky day for so many, Fri- day the 13th, was my lucky day. Two years ago on Friday the 13th, I ran around the corner of the house to get my bicycle. As I was in a hurry, I went under a ladder which the painters were using when painting our house. 1 said to myself, Boy, this is going to be my lucky day! In an hour I had forgotten all about going under the ladder. I decided that I should go swimming down in Bare Hill Pond to cool off because the day was so hot. I ran up stairs to get my bathing suit and a towel. Then I went tearing out of the yard on my bicycle. I did not have any money so I went right by the Soda Shop without my favorite lemon and lime. - Pcfqe Forty-live