Cambridge Academy - Yearling Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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JEROLD M. HERSHENSON . . . JERRY We know that Jerry will go far He can fix the latest car. Jerry, a firm believer in rest and relaxation, is another boy who is a sure cure for the blues and a fine example of the motto, Laugh, laugh your troubles away. Jerry has, however, made many contributions to C. A. He was Doctor's representative to the Student Council, a member of the cast of Best Foot Forward , secretary and treas- urer of his freshman and sophomore classes, and a mem- ber of the Yearling photo and ad committees. Best wishes to you, Jerry, in your business career. EDWARD HOMER ...... . ED Eddie Homer sure will bless Any field of business. Ed was one of the first members of our class to be accepted to a college. He strikes a happy medium between over- studiousness and utter frivolity. That he thinks seriously before he speaks is a fact that is well appreciated by all who have ever been in any of his classes. The best of luck and good wishes in your career of economics, Ed. ALICE KAPLAN ....... ANGEL Our little angel Alice Will treat you with no malice. It seems like the gods have showered Alice with gifts-a happy disposition, a quick wit, and a radiant personality, all combined in just the right proportions. She makes any class lively with her straight-forward, clever remarks. Alice's warm personality will surely be a great aid in her future career as a social worker.

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MILLICENT P. FINCH . . . . MILLIE Millie Finch Is a cinch in a pinch. If the eyes are really the windows of the soul, Millie's soul is surely very lively and sparkling. Millie entered C. A. as a junior and has graced the hallowed halls since then. She was the secretary of the Student Council, vice-presi- dent of the junior class, secretary of the senior class, a member of the Nucleus staff, and a member of the Drama Club. Millie is striving to be a dental hygienist, a position which she will ably fill. You who have liked Millie without knowing the reason learn it now. The real secret is her readiness to like others and to be friends. JAMES FINE ........ JIMMY,' His skills in hockey, soccer--all Showed that he was on the ball. Jim is our submarine boy. When the lunch bell rings, everyone goes running for him for their subs. Besides being the lunch boy , he was also the senior class vice- president. As a successful dentist, Jim, we are sure you'll have some time for your hobbies-hunting and golf. STANLEY M GOLDBERG STAN Is that you, Stanley de With your voice so loud and clear? Stan, the boy with the golden voice, is the kind of boy everyone likes to work with-enthusiastic, sympathetic, and appreciative. Swimming, bowling, and baseball are among his many interests. At C. A. he has been manager of the Yearling, Student Council representative for the freshman class, president of the junior class, and a mem- ber of the drama club. We hope that Stan attains his goal, namely, to be a sales engineer.

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I HERBERT L. KARP ..... SPARKY From Herby's lips We always heard Tales of talking Sparky bird. Whenever you hear a funny rippling laugh, you may be sure that Herby is somewhere in the vicinity. Always popping up with some bright suggestion that usually sends the group into fits of laughter, he is welcome anywhere. Not even his cares and responsibilities as president of his freshman and sophomore classes and vice-president of his junior class and as stage manager for three years could take this characteristic feature from Herby. It's just in . him. IRA H. KAYE ........ I Our future doctor works with ease His patients he is sure to please. I , our doctor to be, has spent three years at C. A. and has held two important offices, vice-president of his sopho- more class and the Board of Editors of the Yearling . Ira takes things more seriously, and thus he accomplishes more than his more frivolous classmates. The most difiicult questions leave him calm and collected as if nothing were unusual. It certainly is soothing to have such a steady rock to lean upon. What does I have to say about his achievements? It's easy.'f THOMAS F. KILKELLY . . T.K Lanky is our boy T. K. As a teacher he'll succeed in every way. Tom is very quiet and reserved in school, but We have reason to think that out of school he is jolly and full of pep , Tom, whose hobby is sports, is planning to enroll at the school of Education at Boston College.