Cambridge Academy - Yearling Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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JACOB D. MAISTER ...... JACK Keeping Student Councils in hand Can't compare with leading a band. Who was very popular with all the girls at C. A.? Whose ambition is it to become the director of a music school? And, of course, not forgetting all of his many contributions to the school . . . who was vice-president, representative, and president of the Student Council, one of the editors of the Yearling, and a member of the Nucleus staff? Who gave such a fine performance in Wherever She May Roam and Professor, How Could You? -Why, naturally, our boy Jack. H to do, Judie. THOMAS J. NARDONE . . TOM A shutter bug is Tom Nardone A picture of his is a treasure to own. Tom is full of fun and his good nature is seldom disturbed. His relentless efforts on the photography committee of the Yearling will always be appreciated and remembered. With Tom's friendly personality, we are sure he will be a successful teacher. BETTY J UDITH MARCH J UDIE Judie, a picture of grace and poise, A al of the redheads and an avid fan of M IT Judie is linown to all at C A Among her positions here haxe been secretary of the Student Council assistant co editor of the Nucleus social chairman and dlama club piesi dent. Judie IS a young lady who has decided opinions of her own and who never hesitates to say what she thmks We all wish you the best of luck ln whatever you choose

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DOLORES G. LAVEN ..... DOLORES Dolores gets along just fine Living on Granada wine. Dolores' inexhaustible store of energy is beyond our com- prehension. She is always lively and ready to go, yet she can be relied upon to finish her work well. Her extra- curricular activities have included superb service as both co-chairman of the ad committee of the Yearling and senior representative to the Student Council. CAROL LEVI ........ CAROL Carol's won friends with her easy-going style Her charm, her grace, her ready smile. Carolgalthough always ready with a smile or a joke to banish dull care, is satisfied with nothing less than 100721. Because she has exceued in so many lines she can furnish information on almost any subject, but she will never allow the praise of which she is so deserving. She is known to our class as a rare combination of gaiety and intellect. Her keen wit and vivacious nature are always a source of great pleasure. SUSAN F. LEVI ..... . SUE Sue's clever wit Has made here a hit. Red-haired people are supposed to have tempers, but if Sue has one she rarely shows it. She is a determined person and will stand up for her principles. Her extra- curricular activities include the treasurer of the Drama Club and assistant co-editor of the Nucleus . There are two things we especially admire about our silly little redhead , the beautiful shade of her hair and the ease with which she learns her lessons.

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WINIFRED A. NORTON . FREDDA School, skiing, skating too, Keep Fredda busy the whole year through. Fredda's sweet personality has certainly made her the spark plug of the senior class. Her enthusiasm has been indicated by the fine jobs she has done as vice-president of the Drama Club, social chairman and member of the Board of Editors of the Yearling. In addition, her per- formance in Professor! How Could You ? was memor- able. Fredda's ability to always complete an assigned job will be a great asset to her in the future. JAMES P. O'CONNOR .' . . . 0KIE At 9 A.M. on the clock Jim pulls up at C. A.'s walk. They truly made a serious student when they made Okie. However, he has his lighter side also, and his conversation ranges from hotrods to Zane Grey. Jim was secretary of his senior class and was in the background of many other activities. Jim, a friend to all, is bound to be a success if he retains his happy-go-lucky attitude. PETER OTTAVIANO ...... PETE Peter's sure to get ahead. As a teacher of Phys. Ed. Peter's unfailing friendliness and good humor are matched only by his energy for work. His enthusiasm for athletics has kept the entire school up-to-date on the professional hockey scores all winter and combined with his disposition has made him a popular member of the class. He will certainly be a gain for the athletic program of Providence College, as well undoubtedly an outstanding student.