Bromfield High School - Beacon Yearbook (Harvard, MA)

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BrQ1nfglEeLcl. Beacon 1949 William Brown, employed at Victory Plastic Co., residence, Harvard. Richard H. Dudley, attending Renssel- aer Polytechnic Institute, residence, Harvard. Marion E. Feltus, attending Becker's Business College, residence, Har- vard. Philip H. Knights, farmer, Harvard. Annette L. Perry, Harvard. David C. Poitras, painter and carpenter, Harvard. Patricia A. Sprague, attending Leland Powers School of Radio and Theater, Boston, residence, Still River. John B. Tully, employed at Chandler Machine Co., Ayer, residence, Har- vard. Dorothy E. West, employed as nurse's aid at the Clinton Hospitalg resi- dence, Harvard. 'Latest information. Corrections gladly received. utogmp hs Page Fifty-four

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E Ulflromfield Beacon Thomas McNilf, attending Franklin Tech. Jean Phelps, graduate of Bates College, employed in Lowell, residence, Har- vard. Barbara CLeeJ Reidy, Worcester. Elizabeth CAndersonJ Brown Slovensky, Arlington, Va. Jeanne CPerryJ Sylvaine, Boxboro. Teresa CCondonJ Waite, graduate of Bur- dett Business College, residence, Harvard. Clifford Watt. farmer, Still River. 1942 Constance L. Avery, owner of dog ken- nels, Harvard. Joseph E. Bakum, Jr., employed by Law- rence Bigelow, Still River. Florence F. fAndersonJ Blanchard, Dev- enscrest. Jerome C. Callaghan, attending Boston College, residence, Harvard. Robert G. Campbell, mechanic, Harvard. Bernadette T. CCurleyJ Coke, Harvard. Norman A. Gundersen, attending gradu- ate school at Tufts College, resi- dence, Harvard. Janet CSpragueJ Falconer, Des Moines, Iowa. Barbara H. Warner, attended Mt. Hol- yoke College, address unknown. Helen L. CSt. Johnj Wood, Harvard. ' 1943 Richard Coke, farmer, Harvard. George Tzizik, attending Mass. School of Physiotherapy, residence, Boston. ' 1944 Elsie CTookerj Campbell, attended Bur- dett Business School, employed by North Middlesex Savings Bank, Ayer, residence, Harvard. Sylvester P. Condon, employed by Will- iam Hermann, Harvard. Walter-F. Dickson, U. S. Navy, Panama. Edith CTookerJ Fuller, graduate of Fan- nie Farmer's School of Cookery, residence, Montana. C. William Hall, attended Stockbridge School, Amherst, employed by Wor- cester Breeders' Association, resi- dence, Harvard. Verna CKellyD Jones, Xenia, Ohio Betty C. Sprague, employed by Dr. Smith Alhambra, Calif, residence, Pasa- dena, California. Ralph W. Nixon, Jr., Dairyman, Little- ton. Elsie R. St. John, employed at Blake's Mfg. Co., Clinton, residence, Still River. Page Fifty 1945 Shirley L. Cwheelerj Berthel, Billerica. Warren R. Carlson, farmer, Harvard. Helen B. Curley, employed at Fort Dev- ens, residence, Harvard. Donald R. Foss, attending University of Mass., residence, Harvard. John C. Madigan, Jr., farmer, Harvard. C. Aileen Ross, B.S. from Simmons Col- lege, teaching at East Hartford Sensor High School, residence, Har- var . 1946 James L. Blue, attending Clark Univer- sity, residence, Harvard. Patricia E. Callaghan, Harvard. Carmel E. fDucharmeD Conroy, Harvard. Howard W. Davis, U. S. Navy. Marilyn R. Hall, attending Boston Uni- versity College of Practical Arts and Letters, residence, Still River. Dorothy R. Lozier, employed as nurse's aid at Clinton Hospital, residence, Harvard. Martha A. CGundersenJ McCune, Har- vard. Jacquelyn A. Perry, employed by Tele- phone Co., Harvard. Pauline B. CRobertsJ Scribner, Harvard. 1947 Russell H. Anderson, U.S. Navy. Ernest A. R. Chester, employed by Alex- ander Williams, Harvard, residence, Boxboro. Paul V. Johnston, employed by R. H. Shepard, residence, Harvard. Peter K. Johnston, employed at Cream- crest, Ayer, residence, Harvard. Dorothy A. Madigan, student-nurse at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, resi- dence, Harvard. David Sawyer, U. S. Army Air Force. William L. St. John, U. S. Navy. Robert K. Stone, farmer, Harvard. 1948 Jennie N. CRobertsJ Champagne, Little- ton. M. Elizabeth Curley, attending Worcester Girls' Trade School, residence, Har- vard. Joanne Emerson, attending Westbrook Junior College, residence, Harvard. Emma Y. Lozier, Harvard. Carol H. Sawyer, employed at Westboro Sanatorium, residence, Still River. Arthur S. Turner, attending M. I. T., residence, Harvard. John J. White, Air Force. Barbara A. Wheeler, employed by Tele- phone Co., Harvard. -three

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FRUITLAN DS WAYSIDE MUSEUMS, FOUNDED BY MISS CLARA ENDICOTT SEARS ON PROSPECT HILL HARVARD, MASS. A motor drive of only 30 miles from Boston These four museums are situated on land until recently a part of the estate of MISS CLARA ENDICOTTT SEARS ln the new addition to the Picture Gallery there is a very beautiful exhibition of Hudson River landscapes. These are opened to the public every day lncluding SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS - From 4 May 2Qth to-on-or about October 3rd ADMISSION 12 CENTS To Each House Uncluding Tax! TELEPHONE HARVARD 91 Inc