Charles E Gorton High School - Promenade Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1933 volume:

MY DDOMENADE IRL Qizwdwm MW to WTETEE UEE Ijafffafafsii A I T- UNION MILLS Attleb0rois Curtain Store I5 UNION STREET CURTAINS LINENS BLANKETS DOM ESTICS Army-Navy Store Corner Park and Pleasant Telephone Attlehoro 573 How Goodajob Will I Get? You can have a good position, in a fine company, with splendid op- portunities for advancement-IF ---you are well trained for modern business. Secure advanced train- ing and get a betterjob. Tabbutt-Hubbard School 99 HIGH STREET PAWTUCKET, in-none ISLAND Telephone TE 6:86 BRANAGHAN S BEAUTY SHOP EXCLUSIVE but not EXPENSIVE 29 PLEASANT STREET TELEPHONE an PLEASE V Patromze Our oAd1'ertzsers K 7 Q O I I Six! -six V755 Uafffefafe I OR GIRLS WHO'D LIKE A KEY Work for Telephone Company efung the needs o tbe commumto in its emer gencies its business life or just 1IS social contacts that s the interesting vital nature of telephone work Right now the Telephone Company has ses eral opportunities for lntelllgent young girls You ll find the surroundings pleasant your asso Clates friendly and helpful Girls of the Senior Class should look into these openings Training courses may be arranged so as not to interfere with studies and can usually be glven right in the home town Sign up rlght away and receive pay while learning. Your teacher or 1 ocatio ml ad: isor can tell you more about work in this interesting ind zxtry. t NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 8 TELEGRAPH 00. p 'Page Sixty-fi PCSITION IN THE COMMUNITY the 'UE U2 ' '7LLffZ.5fczf.5 Leach SL Garner Company Atitleboro Coal Co 26 PARK STREET ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS MAbb. 7 v y l C - 1 'iff 7 Complimentx of Compliments of , Y Y e ixty-four g 5 Stephen H Foley Patrlck J Duffy Class of 28 jg fjafffe falls THE MEN S SHOP Chas Schontzler 45 Park Street CLOTHING FURNISHINGS Complzments of DE LITTA S MARKET 89 Park Street Attleboro Mass Free Delxvery Telephone 657 Corrpllments cf J J NEWBERRY Co Shop S111mans Shoe Store -13 Park S reet little-Boro Massaehusetts ODAMS CLEANSERS Inc FUR STORAGE a d P e Teleplncre 1781 IO S uth Mam St ee W1ll1am F Flynn E99 Son HARDWARE KITCHEN FURNISHINGS Odd Fellows Buxldmg Bank Street Attleboro Mass O ECI Cameron 6: Son ELECTRO PLATING 34 Wall Street AttIcIJoro Mass CARROLLS CUT RATE Pate t Med c Cos dG ts 15 Park St ee A tleb o Mas Complrments of CAREY BROTHERS ENGINE TURNING AND ENGRAVING Gxfford Block Telephone 779 Comphments 0 PELLETIER S MARKET Telephone 1878 194 County Street Compliments o I T INMAN if CO Comphments 0 SOPHIES BEAUTY SALON MARIE B ROBINSON INSURANCE Rm 213 7 Park St Attleboro Mass Phone 824 CHARLES E WILLIS INSURANCE Telephone Attleboro 710 Complxments o BLISS BROS CQ ss COUNTY STREET IDEAL BAKERY Tel l444R 6 Park Street XVeddmg Bwthdax Cakes Our Specwltv BREAD ROLLS AND PASTRY I Page Snxty three , , , 5 , . , 'A at . . . ' 3 . . . , v ' - Cle ning an x ssing v ' ' . . oo ' r , . i . . n i ines, metics, Sundries an if , E I t or Q . . . , - 5 I. n 7 1 u J u K l Q , -. , J 1 ,I V If Ijafffs fafs Cm lpl ments O BLISS BROTHERS DAIRY Telephone 787 697 Park Street Cornolxments I P 8tI'I BRACELET CO THE ARTCRAFT Co INL ENCRAX ERS E99 PRINTERS '44 Wall Street Attlehgm ornplzmcnts of PLASTIIVIOLD INC 6I UWION STREET ATTLEBORO MASS Ralph H Coppola CUSTOM TAILORING Park Street Attleboro Mass CLEANSING PRESSING Wh1tes MUSIC Studro and Store MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES RECORDS AND MUSIC A Bank Street Attleboro Mass Complrments of Edw H Morse 94 County St Attleboro Mass Compliments of Vogue Beauty Shop Madame Durand Shoppe H A T S Elegant Flattermg Dmtmgutshed Stylea 28 So M310 St Attleboro, Mass Complzments of S. O. Bigney Co. W H RILEY SL SON QUALITY FUELS North Mann Street Attleboro Mau Telephone 402 North Attleboro 78 F I N E ' S Form FINE FAsH1oNs GRANTS, Inc. YOUR LOCAL STATIONER 6 South Mann Street Attleboro, Mass BIBEAULTS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 33 Park Street Attleboro, Mass L. Rotenberg and Son TAILOR FOR A H S 76 Park Street Attleboro, Mass Compliments of F W WooLwoRTH COMPANY Park and Bank Streets Arruzaono, MASS Page Sixty two I f P -ee L LSA - Til, 'TTT ,, 1' i ' lf Zi ff! ' Elf' T-71 'WT r 1 f A I 0 C I I . , . . 45 , . . -I I I I I , If Uatffefafe Complzments of BROWN S Telephone 731 22 Park Street Attleboro Mal omplzments of lhe Electrlc Shop Phone 828 ST MARIE S Attleboro s Best Equlpped Optical Store Eyes Tested Ocuhsts Prescnptaons Falled 27 Park Street Attleboro Mass Brownell lVl1ll Supply Co ewelers ancl lVl1ll Supplies Attleboro Massachusetts Telephone 2280 Houle s JEWELRY GIFTS ALBERT HOULE EMMA R HOULE Pequot Beverages DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT Comphmen s ol Percy Sallet G o e es Tob Ice C eam 300 County Street Complxments of Bay State Optlcal Company Compliments of Evan L Forbes COAL TIP TOP CAFE Stea s Chops F 1ed Clnc e l0 12 Railroad Ave Attleboro Mass Tel 2391 Eastern Paint and Plumblng Supply Co 9 County St Tel l557 W Attleboro P umbmg Supplzes Pam! Wall Paper Complzments of C Peters Fru1t Store Park Street Complzments of Macdonalds Beauty Salon First National Bank Bmldmg Telephone 637 Complvments 0 Wagner s Flower Shop Telephone 729 W 23 Bank Street BRUCE ff? LINSTROM MEATS GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS l8 South Main St Attleboro, Mass Comphments 0 WELLS MFG COMPANY Page Sxxty 'W W ' T Y' 7 f L 'ii' t ZS - ' C ' 9 f 1 9 ., . , . . J . . . 7 Three No. Main St..,.:Attleboro, Mass. Phone 900 Attleboro' Mau. . O ' r c ri , acco, x 0 I . . I . I k - E fr 'k n , - , 1 ' f S Ulla 'lzttfstaff ?E?EfE39e A Complzments of Amerlcan Reenforced Paper Co Starkey Avenue Attleboro Mass L lly O ned Locally Opc at d Cha n St e Buy ng Power W Spec al ze COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS FLOOR CovER1Nos y W Atherton Furmture Co C C GILBERT T W GILBERT 32 South Mam Street Attleboro Mass The Future of Attleboro Rests wzth Its Youth LONDON S DEPENDABLE Compliments of Saart Bros Co -,,,, I M F1sher 275321 MANUFACTURING 3, JEWELERS THE FEHER LINE' Attleboro Mass Compltments of R1pley SL Gowen Co Complzmente of Attleboro Steam and Eleetme Company Compllments o S n 1 e 1 d s In C Attleboro Moss oca w - r e , i or i e i i in Visitors Alwa s elcome , . O v . . . . . . .. . - H 7 0 O '- . . . JA Z5 -S-4.A L? K ' ' -T.. , T I ' :' 'f,, 'JU 'Q ' C '- f:f':-'E 3 .A ompany 1 I - :T':7f:i'-1. 5- wg'-Q'PQ:.2if V rx'--iiug LT'- '-Az. ' . 'Muon 4' I-um: Q .:.M.r. o. , . s . ' f .. 1 o , . . -:- -2- -:- L . ixty 75 jafffsfafs Attleboro Gas L1ght Co Complzments 0 FINBERG Manufacturmg Company Tel 426 W LAURE DRESS SHOP Dresses Coats Hats L M KIFF D W WAGLE 'S Park Street Attleboro Mass R B SLATER CdfC767 Ma er 0 Choxce Ice Crelm Incl Slmtrbets Telephone 761 72 Holman Street Meet the Gang After the Game at B O B B Y S ICE CREAM SHOP Complxments of Plne Street Market A ZITO Prop Complxments of IDEAL BARBER SHOP Pete d Arth 40 Park Stre I Attleboro A I Lallberte Supply Co PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES 25 29 Academy Street Attleboro Mass Guyot Brothers Company, Inc METAL STAMPING SPECIALTIES SUB CONTRACTS SOLICITED FOR WAR WORK Mam Ofhce and Factory 45 Umon Street Attleboro, Mass Telephones Attleboro ZOOO 2001 Complxments 0 HORTONfANGELL CO Complzments of SWEET MFC. CO. M Attleboro Box and D1splay Co FOR BETTER BoxEs AND DISPLAYS 'P+ The Attleboro Press Co FOR BETTER PRINTING Page Fsty mne in , f 7 E, , ,, W, ,W ,,,,,,Y,,,,- MM, ,, 47 ' , Y T' , WYTT Y .Yi,T l, E, T TW VT? f, ,VT T'T 'Q iiimrn T, , C n imens of ' f . li f . , . S r an ur e - ' ' UE Uafffffaff MANUFACTURED ICE 'P+ R COOLERATOR A C SL Inc HIGH GRADE FUEL OIL ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS OIL BURNERS ph Compllmenls of INTERSTATE TRANSIT CORPGRATION ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS mmvni R. F. SIMMGNS CGMPANY ATTLEBQR0 MASSACHUSETTS Qualzty since 1874 Page Fxjiy eight E-S+-QTTA f? S' 1 Eflfii Q 5 ?S lQf,,iAifQi2 Choice Rings and Pins, Medals, Etc. Att1ebOrO Ice Company Sure-Pure-Safe efrigerant I The ir- onditioned Refrigerate , . Tele one 250 O Uafffifafs ig? I E I ts FOR THE LATEST IN STYLES Feldman s LADIES APPAREL 34 SOUTH MAIN STREET ATTLEBORO Beard s Furnlture Company Pawtucket Attleboro North Attleboro Attleboro Punt, Inc Morse Andrews Co 45 47 Rallroad Avenue Ma facturcrs of phone 1930 BELT BUCKLES A COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE L G BALFCDUR CGMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS s Leaders m the Manufacture of CLASS RINGS and PINS Commencement Announcements and Dlplomas JEWELERS FOR THE A H S SENIOR CLASS Ps Fffy 25 Complimen of Y J J ' ' Attleboro - - - Mass. 4 nu ae i Dependable Insurance of Every Description H K. and O P RICHARDSON BATES THEATRE BUILDING Telephones 845 and 846 Attleboro, Mass THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT New Pubhc Market MEATS FRUITS VEGETABL FISH GROCERIES BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Phone 669 22 South Mam Street 36 Park Street Telephone 19 ES 00 WORSTED TEX SUITS OAKES SWEATERS Dggfnbufors of Famgug Makes ARROW SHIRTS ADAM HATS BOND STREET SUITS INTERWOVEN SOC Everett I. Perry MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND SHOES I Manhattan Shxrts Interwoven Hosiery S KS Establxshed 1844 Attleboro Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 316 BRONSON BUILDING Telephone 1123 Page Fxfly sux A W H --jf Q WEE K Uafffgfafg gig'i'E?i5i 'fi?g,, , The . . IS . Tie ee UE Uafffgfalis E BRIEN S SWANK JEWELRY for MEN S WA N K I NC ATTLEBORO MASS Fme Furnlture and Floor Coverlngs TELEPHONES 300 d 658 C pl r Attleboro Trust Company MBMBEROFWE FedrlDepostIar Cpota P e Ffyfi E Complzments of 9 , o Zl-23 Academy Street, Attleboro hh om imen s of ea i nuance or ra'on a e it - U55 ga tiff tale Complzments of San Souc:1 Department Store MOSSBERG Pressed Steel Corporatxon FURNISHINGS LADIES AND CHILDRENS 51 Park Street Attleboro Mass Con plzments of Compllments of PITMAN 5, KEELER R Wolfenden St Sons The O EIL Studlo PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE BETTER KIND 3-1 l'XHlx S'I'Iil'llCT AT'I'I,I'IISUIifJ MASS Class Photographer for 22 Years The CAMERA SHOP COMPLETE LINE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Chemicals, Paper and Frlm Roll, Color, MOVIE! Cameras ancl Projectors, Bell and Howell, Fllms, Revere, Keystone, Ansco Castle Fllm, Sale, Rental Page Fnhp four , ' O ,gli U55 'jattfffafg sis so to in N The Class of IQ46 and especlally the Tattletale Staff wlsh to offer apprecla tlon and thanks to MISS Dorothy Slmoncls Mrs lVlar1e Kelly and M Arthur Newcomb for the asslstance they have so wlllmgly g1VCH ln com p1l1ng thlS year book L l 0 ..,......,.. - N,...,.... . . . - . . . . , . r. . - .s r.sa..H.,-,-se,,,,s ,- ,alex ,ts -Ni as U65 ga life cafe Here and There About A. H. S. Recess Recess Manual trammg P g Pj? f Ten cents please Mess hall Future carpenters 1 . r w W W L ae sy-no 'Wie Uafffgfafg Here and There About A. H. S. Blgy Ahig '76 ga fffsfafe Teachers Farewell Messages Durmg four war shadowed years of stram and un certa1nt1es we have watched the class of mneteen hundred and forty sxx grow from bewxldered fresh men to capable s mors We shall mtss from the corrldors and class rooms your busy bouyant frtend ly p rsonahtres Try to forget 1f at tlmes we have seemed to lack sympathy and understandxng R member that our best wrshes accompany you 1nto the future of to1l adventure heartbreak and roy May the pursult of your personal ambrtron and 1d als l ad you to choose those thlngs whrch wxll help you be come tolerant unselftsh men and women ready to bear your share of responstblhty ID the world Edwln Markham expresses the thought mn th s words We are all blmd u,nt1l we se That ID the human plan Noth1ng 1S worth the maklng If xt does not make the man Why buxld these c1t1es glorlous If man unburlded goes? In va1n we bulld the world unless The bullder also grows Ruth Bradley To the class of 1946 may I extend my best wlshes Its scholastxc achewements have been hxgh and tts athletrc record br1ght and the servlce wh1ch lt has rendered Wlll leave a lastmg 1mpress1on here at A H S I smcerely hope that durmg your four years here you have learned to broaden your VISIOH so that you may take a more mtelhgent and sympathehc v1ew of l1fe Dorothy L Smmonds To the Class ot 46 There are many thtngs to wlsh you As you start along l1fe s way There rs wealth and fame and honor Health to face each new born day Io you all my slncere w1sh IS In the far off years ahead You may even then remember All the v1s1ons of your youth and be true To those thmgs that make you you Mabel I Wall Page Fnfy To the Senxors Not farewell but Godspeed To thme own self be true Thou canst not then be false to any man Llsten to the st1ll small volce w1th1n and then no matter what the future holds rlches or poverty fame or obs ur1ty you w1ll st1ll have that most valuable poss ss1on your own s lf respect Katherme I-I Iohnson Th1s class IS factng a world w1th many serxous problems to be solved It IS my fervent hope that you the class of 1946 w1ll meet them face to face and do all IH your power to help to solve them Graduates from the A I-I S have achreved fame tn many flelds of endeavor and why not some of you? Whatever you achleve 1n mator or mmor way w1ll be followed w1th the greatest of tnterest by your for mer teachers Mr Godmg To the Semors The four years you have spent 1n Attleboro H1gh School constrtute an educatronal mvestment whxch wzll provxde you w1th lncreasxng drvldends of per sonal sahsfaotxon May the mental and character tralmng we have tr1ed to g1ve you as well as the knowledge you have gamed help you to face 1n telhgently and courageously the challenge of the future W1th all good wrshes Mar1or1e A P1erce Farewell to the Senxors Although I have known you but one year I have grown to apprecxate your dependab1l1ty wh1ch I am ure wxll stand you tn good stead when you take your place ln hfe Yofur leadershlp m school act1v mes and fa1thfulness to dut1es asslgned to you are a credlt to your class as well as to the 1nd1v1dual Be as frlendly 1n meet1ng people and deahng w1th them as you have been w1t.h me and I know you wxll suc ceed IH whatever you attempt to do Good luck Mrs Mary Lyons E . . ' Il c . , , 1 1 ' 'T 1 Q .. . . R. . . ,c . c , ' e- Q' e- . , , 1 ,- . .. .S 9 I 1 ' 1 ee . xx , . ' 'I D . . c , 1 1 ' 1 1 , . , , . N . . , D I . . . ,. . f7f 32 tiff cafe Here and There About A H Coach s office OfflCE Trade School Good news from Tech All rzght boys Workmg P g F FOOTBALL Durfee romped to a 7-6 victory over the Attleboro High Bornbadiers in Attleboro on Gctober 6, in a great display of offensive and defensive football. With Marberry starring on the defense, Petrillo went over for one touchdown. ln the second session, first Stringer Robert Martineau plunged over for the final tally, ending a game filled with brilliant defensive work by Marberry and Vincent. Coyle High gridders scored a hard-earned 19-O victory over Attleboro High. . Early in the game Coyle's ball. .one play necessary to score with O'Connell going over for the score . , second period, after two short runs by Correia, a pass, Correia to McConville. Correia missed the point . .. Third stanza early in the period, G'Connell went over for his second touchdown. Correia missed the point . . Fairhaven downed a scrappy Attleboro eleven on a day gridiron . . . second quarter the excitement rose as Griffin plunged twice for seven yards, and one play later a pass, Griffin to Mahoney was good for the score. Griffin missed the point. We decisively defeated a fighting Taunton team l8-O. . .fackson pounced on a Taunton fumble. From here it took the Bombadiers three plays to tally with Martineau toting the pigskin. Vincent missed the extra point . . . Next period the Bombadiers be- gan a drive which terminated in their second touch' down with G'Brien going over for the score. . . Third quarter Bombadier again hit pay dirt with Mar- tineau going over for the score. Page Forty-eight BASEBALL TERM ton, F. Pinocci, H. Sumner. R. Perf T. Nyzio, R. Kubiski, N. Vincent. Vincent, M. Cole, M. Globus. 3rd Row f-H. O'Hare, G. Perry, R. Deega Ganci, B. Swift, D. Young. L. Bowers, l 4Phato by O'Neil Outplayed in the second period by a stubborn Whitman eleven, Coach Tsouprake's Attleboro High gridders used the HT to roll over the Whitmanites l8-6 . . . The dry field helped Martineau pace through the open line for two touchdowns . . Second quarter, Foley set up the touchdown by bucking the line. O'Brien scampered over for the second touch- down. ln the eighth game of the season North Attleboro overpowered our team 14-l2 . . .first touchdown six minutes after the kickoff . . . fourth period came a second touchdown. . .second half, Martineau, aided by Iackson's clever blocking, hit through tackle and raced 9 yards to score . . . Bombadier's. last touchdown came when Martineau scored. BASEBALL OF 46 The prospects for the baseball season at the A. H. S. at this writing look very bright. We have our old coach back CMr. Tozierj and a fine schedule of games against some of the better teams of the district. The team, an allsveteran one, will be led by the following lettermen: Sal Guiilno, Fred Bolton, Tony Nyzio, Melvin Globus and George fackson. Other' players who will see action this year and will carry on next year are: Donald Lamond, Darryl Hatfield. Frankie Pinocci, lohn Kaczowka, Harry Sumner, Tommy lreland, Rich Hollis, Larry Young, Ralph Perry and others. We wish the baseball team the best of luck with their schedule. lst Row Cleft to rightl--D. Hatfield, F. Bc 2nd Row E. Weeman, S. Gulino, G Leboeuf, D. Lamond, l. Kaczowka, P D. Foley, R. Hudson, C. Mulligan l 4th Row I. Gow, R. Marsh, D. Zilch Kmart geri, W. Hickey, G. Siddall, P. lordfii Zito Row W D. Fcfey,',T. Moskal, R. Perry, '765 I-7afff5zf4af BASKETBALL The 1945-46 basketball sguad has had a very successful season ufider the mentorship of Coach Howard Tozier. The team has won ll games while only losing tc Brockton, New Bedford and Durfee. Four players represent the Senior Class. They are 'lRollie Kubiski, tall sharpshooting center, Norm Vincent, stalwart forward, Richard Cronan, a crafty guard, and Bob Martineau, substitute guard and forward. Gene LeBoeuf, a lunior, and Frank Pinocci, a sophomore, round out the roster for the team. The class of '46 wishes these fellows the best of luck in the forthcoming Headmasters' Tournanient. We know they will make good. The class of '46 leaves the future graduating classes a basketball team they will never fcroet. THE SPIRIT OF FOOTBALL Victorious over four teams we encountered on the gridiron . . . Qur goal line was crossed ten times in the l945 season, and that by only six opponents . . Two times we emerged the winner over a scoreless opponent . . This record can mean only one thing . . that the offensive and defensive were perfectly co- ordinafed. Attleboro opened its l945 season on September 22 with a 13-O victory over a stubborn host s a Mans- field eleven. Using the new T formation for the the second year, the Tsouprakemen drove 65 yards in the opening minutes of play for the first touchdown. Martineau and Sargeant doing a fine bit of running . . The final touchdown was sparked by the expert ball handling of Quarterback Summer . . . Attleboros powerful formation enabled her to roll to a l3-ll? victory over Walpole f-ligh. For two periods it was a nip and tuck battle with both teams soorinc touchdowns. Attleboro added its extra point. Then Frederick Moehle paced the winners with 6 points, recovering a fumble for a touchdown in the third quarter. Frederick Moehle caught the pass fcr the extra point. BASKETBALL TEAM lst Rev: R. Perry, F. Pinccci, R. Crcnan R. lvfartineau, R. Hollis E. Weeman. 2nd Rcw C. Weerriari, E. l.eBoeuf, D. Larncnd, R. Kubiski T. liaczcwka N Y1r.cent, l'l. Surrirher. FOOTBALL TEAM lst Row T. McCarte, D. Tuttle lvl. Globus, l. Brewster, N. Vincent, S Cwlinc, G. lackson, F. Moehle. 5. Seagel, R. Sargent, R. Martineau, R. Kubiski, E. C'Brien R. Taillon, H. Sum- rer. Page For ly-se' en Page Forty ' CHEERLEADERS Nickerson GIRLS' BASKETBALL lst Row D. Shea, M. Ste.i'ito:d. R. Man: M. Crutt N. Niokefson. C. Eigejeznf 2nd Row N. Cvivens, E, Ariderson Mt Hinies. Levine E, M:Co:tnell B. Suniv GIRLS' BASKETBALL Coach Lindquist started out the basketball season with our team but on her departure from A. lrl. S., Mrs. Dean took over as coach. Coach Dean brought along the first team in practically the same manner as Coach Lindquist had done. Coach Dean also pieced together a good second team out ot the remaining candidates. The first team consists of Ruth Mohr, Captain and center torwardg Charlotte Edgecomb and Ann Patters son, the other two tot-wardsg Nancy Werner, Norma Givens and Norma Nickerson. the three guards. Mae Stentitord is a very capable substitute guard tot' the tirst team. The second team consists ot Derry Shea, Marion Crutt, Eleanor McConnell Ruth lackson, Sylvia Himes. Theresa Coleman. ani Evelyn Anderson. A. Hall M.B9'.1ch3:'i 1, Figzanl C. Ashley P. Shillizzs R l-lertiefsvr. ll Dean, Ciwvti N. Werne' R. lacksor. S 3rd Row A. Patterson. T, Calerxati ls If 'jfffff Amerlcan Hzstory Forty f7l2 Uafffffafe Here and There About A H Trigonometry French III four Well down m Texas we Je ne sazs pas e E I l S. T 1 I o I ' . Stuck! BE' o ls? Row K. Ke-:Yon E. Ggiiliefe, M. Haley, D. l,h..-3.. E. F-.. Ln- lf. ffxftis, H. Vfhitrorgzi C. Pj. ' - 4-S fiier 4-ef fif U55 ljczffflefafe PRESS CLUB The Press Club deserves a great deal of credit for the work which the members have done this year. The club elected Edna Guillette as president. Each member is assigned a certain number of rooms, from which is collected information which is edited in the Attleboro Sun under the heading of Press Club Notes . Thus outsiders, as well as stuv dents, have a chance to look in on the activities of the A. H. S. PRESS CLUB N. Parker. nd Row M. Dunn M. Log 171 C. Brown. SKETCH CLUB Page Forty-three BOYS' GLEE CLUB R. Vincent, D. Goild, Fcnzneap., STUDENT COUNCIL lst Row -R. Farrell, C. lVells M. Glc' . STUDENT COUNCIL A vital part of our school organization is the Stu- dent Council. The Student Council consists ot a certain number of members elected by the students of each home room. The purpose of the council is to improve the high school, through suggestions of the students themselves. Some ofthe improvements which have been achieved are: a more satisfactory method of distributing food at both recesses, fire drills, the sale of milk outside the cafeteria to relieve congestion, and the sale to students tickets at the door, which is very beneficial to the student. Officers of the Student Council are: Melvin Globus, President, Norman Vincent, Vice-President, and Vtfilliam Boots, Secretary and Treasurer. lst Row AS. Phillips, H. Ellis Mr. Chace 2nd Row -W. lsishrnan F. Charnlcers, R Hoqberg, S. Seaqel, G. laclcscri W A. Whitrie'y, E. Ney. 2n'i Rcuv -l, Biichfinan, E, lsogaz. F Moehe E. Afi1:r1', C. E iqf -.viii 3rd Row -C. Casler D. Mfri' Ulla 'jafflkfafs THE TATTLETALE Class of '46, this is our book. Nevertheless, the Tattletale staff feels special ownership in it be- cause of its deadlines and headaches, counting words and cutting snapshots. We discovered the complica- tions of a yearbook, but also we had a great deal ot fun and learned nice things about Attleboro High which increased our appreciation. The 1946 Tattletale is the result. The co-editors-in-chief of the Tattletale are Molly Treen and Malcolm Currie. Art Editor is Carol Ashley: Sports Editor, Robert Martineau and Activities Editor, Dennice Rioux. TATTLETALE STAFF lst Row N. Nickerson D. lohnson, C. Ashley, M. Currie, M. Treen, l. Buchan' an, B. Fontaine, F. Stowe. 2nc Row C. Edelstein, R. Doescher, M. Haley, C. Leonard, l. Branaghan, W. Lishman, R. Robbins, B. Martha. 3rd Row E. Guillette, D. Rioux, N. Lee, A. Kudrnac, M. l. Audette,A.Whitney, M. Bouchard, F. Forbes, T. Aronson. BLUE OWL STAFF lst Row- B. Martha, D. lohnson, M. Dunn, I. Brown, l. Almeida, M. Treen, B. Fierce N. Nickerson, B. Fagnand, l. Hall, C. Brown. 2nd Row' WC. Fdelstein, F. Forbes, I Audette, M. Haley, N. Parker, l. Branas ghan, K. Kenton, N. Ireland, M. Logan H. Coogan, M. l. Audette, 3rd Row R. Robbins. C. Ashley, l. Rar- menter, E. Guillette, L. Cooper, C. Leon- ard, M. Currie. M. Globus, R. Smith, W. Lishman, D. Rioux D. McCormick, IS. Sandberg. Page Forty-one BLUE OWL STAFF Molly Treen, our editor-in-chief certainly has something to show for all her hard work. This years editions of the Blue Owl have been the best yet. The Literary section was edited by Malcolm Currie, Edna Guillette, William Lishman and six hard-working assistants. Humor editor was Frances Forbes assisted by four capable students. Carol Ash- ley, Dorothy Iohnson, Curtis Leonard and Robert Wilson took care ot the art. Sports editors were Mel- vin Globus, Norma Nickerson and Robert Martineau. Alumni notes were compiled by Irene Almeida and Barbara Hall. Charna Edelstein, Dennice Rioux, Barbara Martha, and Sylvia Sandberg were respone sible for the School Notes. Mary lean Audette, our Business Manager, was assisted by twelve students. Subscription Manager was leanne Branaghan assisted by Leland Cooper. We had twelve typists who did a fine job. Our faculty advisors were Mr. Newcomb, Mrs. Kelly, and Mrs. Iohnson. Every member of the staff has worked very hard yet not in vain. SENIOR PLAY On the night of February 14th the Senior Play Spring Green , was presented under the direction of Miss Dorothy Simonds. The play had all the professional polish of a Broadway production and was easily one of the most successful plays thatllttlebora High School has presented in many years. Members of the cast included: William Lishman, lacgueline Barrett, Patricia Robbins, Malcolm Currie, Gertrude Barton, Marjorie Bouchard, Marion Haley, Dorothy lohnson, Curtis Leonard, Melvin Globus, lean Buchanan, Albert Cooper, Robert Hogberg, and Albert Edelstein. Page Forty SENIOR PLAY CAS T Miss Sirnonds, A. Edelsteirt. JUNIOR RED CROSS There is a time to play and a time to be serious, The latter field of extra curricular activity is high- lighted by the lunior Red Cross which rolls vitally needed bandages, knits everything possible and collects clothes and toys. Under the direction of Miss Marjorie Pierce, most of the work this year was done through the home room representatives. At one of the assemblies, movies about the work the Red Cross was doing, were shown, and Mrs. Hill and Maior Trescourt gave talks on the need of the Red Cross. The officers elected by the lunior Red Cross this year are Muriel Guillette, President, Cynthia Brown, Vice-President, Nancy Riley, Secretary and Catherine Casler, Treasurer. lst Row D. lohnson, G. Barton, l. Bar:'e'3 l. Buchanan, W. Lishman, M. Bouchard 2nd Row P. Robbins, E. Price M. Haley R. Hogberg, M. Currie, C. Lecxxarfi E Doescher A. Cooper. JUNIOR RED CROSS lst Row C. Hawkzfs, l. Almeid ., lv Guillette, N. Riley. 2nd Row M. Haley l. Mcssberg, l. B: ifii gan, C. Wells, D. Rioux. 3rd Row L. Salley, l. Beausogeil l. Fault: ner, D. M:Corm1ck C. Caster, B. Atigg 2nd Row' --A. Patterson, E. Price, S. Sand- TRI-Y The Tri-Y is one ot the most active clubs in the high school. Every year the members hold a dance which is eagerly anticipated by everyone and is long remembered. The name ot the dance this year was The Penguin Follies . The decorations were very unique. Much work was put into the decorations by the entire Tri-Y. The Tri-Y also gave baskets, which were greatly appreciated, to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Miss Estelle Cameron gave a talk on fashion which was heartily received by the girls. Upon the resignation ot Mrs. Ruth Lindquist, Miss Edith Hinckley took the position ot faculty ad' visor. The officers elected for this year are: Tian Buchanan, Rresidentq Derith Shea. Vice-Rresidentg Alice Whitney. Treasurer, and Nata Brian, Sec- retary. l TRI-Y lst Row--C.F1sher, N. Nickerson, A. 'Whit' ney, N. Dugan, T. Buchanan, D. Shea, l. Barrett, L. Levine. E. Fallows, B. Sullivan, berg, H. Coogan, T. Branaghan, F. Forbes, N. Lee, M. Treen, T. Walker. 3rd Row---T. Cooper, D. Rioux, M. Bouch- ard, P. Robbins, C. Ashley, C. Edelstein, B. Martha, E. Stowe, M, Carlson. LIBRARY, CLUB lst Rowe I. Faulkner, T. Gormley, B. Fags nand, B. Hull, T. Fagnand, R. Henderson B. Pierce, .l. Beausoliel, B. Angus. Znd Row- M. Logan, R. Turgeon, M. T. Audette, l. Audette, K. Kenton ,M. Haley, T. Barrett, N. Lee, D. McCormick. 3rd Rowe E. Tessler. C. Brown, N. Givens C. Bdgeccrtilc, R. Haley, S. Sandberg, Al Kudrna: A. Driscoll, M. Bouchard. Page Thirty-nine ic:icm'Q'i ii3f.!i4 C768 Uflfffifflfi i ' asc LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is composed ot a group ot ener- getic girls who assist the school librarian. The main functions ot this club are to tend to the arrangement of the books and to assist the students who handle these cooks. The Club meets e-'ve-ry other Tuesday during Period X under the supervision ot Mrs. Lyons, our jfrarian. Irene Fannand and Ruth Henderson are Fresident and Secretary respectively ot this club. Mrs. Cavender, the head ot the Attleboro Public Library, recently gave a talk to the girls on the use ol ibraries. ORCHESTRA AND BAND The orchestra headed by Mr. Chase, has accom- plished quite a bit this year. The Band, conducted by Mr. Zambarano and drilled by Mr. McClean has shown improvements. The Drum Majorette was Alice Vfhitney and Column Leaders were Dorothy Daigneault, Dennice Rioux, Eleanor Stowe and Catherine Lyons. The band's per- iorrnance at the Thanksdiving Day game was certainly a credit to our school. Page Thirty-eight BAND lst Row eG. Matheson, R. Gauthier, VI. Patterson, R. Givens, R. Smith, E. Guil- lette, L. Cooper. 2nd Row E. Stowe, D. Daignault lj. Rioux, A. Whitney, C. Leonard, E. Ney! R. Quintin, R. Adams. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Mullaney, B. l-laselton, H. Sutton, R. Kudrnac, B. Swift, M. Heard. Morin, R. Madden, l. Payson, G. Merrill, Rose, A. Cusa. tier, B. Brady, M. Stentiford, N. Werner, R. lackson, S. Mendler, E. Dorrance, i. St. lean, B. Angus. son, N. Parker, R. Charnpigny. M. Hear? GLEE CLUB One word easily serves to securely bind together our years at A. H. Sfsinging. All kinds of singing, group singing, solos, harmonizing, religious singing, formal concerts. 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Om W We ' 1 Su C955 111 in n Galv n Hun in an 1 ng o m er i f i ili E zabe h G Ge ing good marks Be a success A s Q i SUCCGS tt' OH dmm t 'Wir Uafflkfafs Dorothea Tramor and Evelyn Sousa are happr ly rnarrled and ra1s1ng farnxlles Clayton Vrckery lS a professor of Mathematxcs at Yale Fem Stone IS now head secretary at Watson s Jean Strahan 15 now on the other end of those SESSION shps She IS work1ng m the A H S off1ce Ray Zrto and Bob Tatro are strll hauntmg 210 KMISS Ottl Mildred Wh1tC0mb lS gtvmg advxce to her sxster on how to carry on the Whrtcomb name Rlchard Turner lS at last a c1ty boy Manon Phrnney has marrted a mxlhonalre and spends her wlnters 1n Florlda frlend m Sweden Cathenne Moore 13 now secretary to the Presx dent of the U S Oscar Tremblay has now reached the great helght of fxve feet Dorothy Dennett IS st1ll wr1t1ng Charhe hasn t got 40 pomts yet Martha Drke IS trymg to convmce the South she IS not a Yank Amblttous Richard Doescher IS now manager of hls own atrplane factory Joe Colombo rs now runnlng hxs own garage We hear that George Nelson IS h1s best Custo mer Hollle Kublslu and Ruthte now manage therr own basketball team and have won all the1r games for the last three years 5' Rose Hyland IS now modelmg for Vogue John Lee operates h1s own market on Pme Street deal1ng tn chorce m ats and vegetables After many years of hard work Howard Watson has secured a pos1t1on as Mr Godmg s asslstant m Phys1cs Sam Seagal IS now Mayor of South Attleboro HIS proyect at the tlme IS to provtde better transporta t1on for the Hxgh School students to A H S Patty Robbms and Beatnce Sanford dental Hygenxsts and nurse respectlvely sttll have the old Hxgh School Splfll Basketball and football games have top pr1or1ty over dates for them danclng school where p1ano comb1ned then twrrlmg her baton for n Donald Shanley busy as ever She drlves to she teaches and plays the rushes home and practxce xt Sunday s parade has been promoted now washes wmdows on the s cond floor of the Bank Bulldlng lean Welsh IS sf1ll talkmg Iackle Vance lS a senous contender for the trtle of Best Loved Male Van lohnson IS runntng second Clarre Srlvra now has a class tn whtch she teaches shy young grrls how to talk Norman Vlncent IS star center for the Boston Yanks He s now the hero of the whole country as we asAHS Page Tlnrty three Irene Pyzska is still writing letters to her faithful Alice Whitney is 1 - . . . 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Wg ga fffs falls Albena Duffany has f1nally fulf1lled her deslre of becom1ng Mrs Kurt N Mary Dunn has returned to A H S to keep the sub master s off1ce 1n order and forget forgotten ex cuses Charna Edelstern has taken over the manage ment of the Publlc Market Norma Entwrstle IS st1ll trymg to prove that not all red heads have tempers Robert Etter who 15 now IH the Navy can be seen floatmg ashore w1th the WAVES' Irene Fagnand 1S now fash1on ed1tor of The Blue Owl ta new featurel Lawrence and Nlcholas Frschback are now IH the mapmak1ng buslness to help poor bew1ldered people f1nd the1r way home from Boston Eleanor Fontaxne IS now l1v1ng 1n West Mans f1e d Frances Forbes IS st1ll try1ng to bunk school wlthout her father f1nd1ng out Armand Fredette has gone mto th Dress Shoppe busmess John Galvln now runs a school for bovs 1n Br1ggs Corner wh1ch 1S becom1ng so popular that Attleboro IS n danger of becom1ng a suburb of Br1ggs Corner Betty Gammon IS now teach1ng French w1th the a1d of her newly acgutred French correspondent Manlyn Glfford 1S now IH charge of the super mtendent s off1ce w1th Betty Hale and Garnett Gormley as her ch1ef ass1stants Mel Globus IS now 1n charge of h1s father s gas stat1on w1th Herb Goslln do1ng all the repalr work Allan Gould IS head salesman for a prom1nent razor blade company owned by Sal Gulrno who 1ust recently won a blush1ng contest Edna Gulllette IS teach1ng the Qu1z K1ds the1r A B C s w1th Bob Hogberg showmg them h1s worms Audrey Hall now has her yacht at the Hyann1s Yacht Club w1th Drnty Moore at the helm Jean Hall IS s1ng1ng over Sldl1OH X Y Z w1th Betty Hearn do1ng the arrangmg Dorothy Hofaboom IS mak1ng a campa1gn to clean up d1rty pol1t1cs IH the P1ke Avenue sect1on and we understand she IS do1ng a good job of 1t Curt Leonard IS st1ll runn1ng around IH h1s blue buggy Its gettlng old but IS stlll holdmg up Nancy Lee and Marlon Haley are plannmg to get marr1ed next spr1ng and are buy1ng the1r trous seaux from Cecrle Gurllett who has a very flour1sh 1ng bus1ness w1th Phyllrs Harvey and Lors Haselton selhng Nylons Anna Kudrnac ld a fa1thful stenographer at L G Balfour's and wr1tes letters to Florence Lapomte Page Thnrty two who IS busy sellmg chew1ng gum for Woolworth s ID Pawtucket George Jackson IS st1ll QOIHQ around w1th lanet They were recently IH a promment South Attleboro n1ght spot featurmg Dot Johnson as solo1st w1th a famous orchestra Molly Treen Ed1tor1n Ch1ef of the Attleboro Sun can be seen any t1me late at n1ght 1n the Sun Oll1C9 wa1t1ng for the ever punctual Dennrce Rroux Comblnahon fash1on ed1tor and paperboy to l1f11Sll her work B111 MacKenz1e and Ted Logan are co pres1 dents of the Nat1onal D1ggy Bank of Attleboro Brlly Lrshman has made a m1ll1on DOSIHQ for Kreml Ha1r Ton1c ads Fred Moehle IS Hollywood s second Guy Mad1 son Peggy Lohse has wr1tten a book on The Art of Conversat1on Bob Martmeau IS now a com.b1nat1on of Mayor of Attleboro Governor of Massachusetts and Pres1dent of the Unlted States Stanley Phrlllps IS makmg a l1v1ng posmg for toothpaste ads Anthony Nyzro IS now a star baseball player for the Brooklyn Dodgers Elmor Przce IS busy learn1ng how to make SWGd1Sh Coffee Norma Nrckerson has rece1ved the Puhtzer PFIZG for her book The Care and Feedmg of Red heads Barbara Martha has made her debut as a con cert p1an1st playmg Concerto For lndex Fmger Charlotte Ourmet has become a popular Power s model Dot Machado and Barbara McManus have opened a beauty shop w1th Thaddeus Moskal as assxstant He makes the mu-d for the mud packs Wrlfred Perry IS st1ll helpmg Fred Bolton w1th h1s d1ff1cult1es Lourse Mayers and Rrta Logan are happ1ly marr1ed but not to each other Shrrley Mendler IS now a star of the Metro polxtan Opera Ellen Nrtso IS now head secretary at her father s factory Eleanor Stowe IS now a prom1s1ng shopkeeper she runs a chaln of stores called Stowe s Styles for Styl1sh Steppers lean Walker IS head l1brar1an of the Attleboro Publ1c Llbrary She expects to be advanced to the New York Branch soon Dorothy Smith IS very busy runnmg the Gas Company Due to her efforts the gas rates w1ll be reduced next month - .... . 1 . 1 . . h ' . 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QQQQQTCPPP ,ifif?ig 35 ' CLAS I RDP!-IE CLASS PROPHECY Earl Adams has 1ust completed a successful rocket tr1p to the moon Elrzabeth Allard lS a Brown1e leader at the Holy Ghost Church now Edward Almezcla has lust been made manager of the Ar Department 1n Balfour s Elaenor Amadro IS the super1ntendent of the Sayles Hosp1tal Hank Amaral can be seen at the Htgh School every February He IS the art d1rector for the Sen1or P ay Thelma Aronson IS draw1ng cartoons for Es qu1re Amer1ca s best dressed woman 1S no one else but Carol Ashley Mary Jean Audette IS workmg 1n the otftce at General Plate She IS also employed part t1me at the Un1on M1lls Jackre Barrett IS now wr1t1ng lack Benny s tokes He IS ndw Amer1ca s favorlte comedtan Gert Barton has become the tdeal wtfe for some lucky fellow Erleen Bays and Laurel Cooper have lust taken the f1nal vows of marr1age We hear the1r husbands are returned Vets Marge Bouchard IS a fash1on des1gner for Saks 1n New York C1ty Rrta Boucher has left for Panama to 1o1n her husband Jeanne Branaghan lS a noted buyer for Best Company James Brewster has lust graduated from Louege w1th a doctor s degree We hear he has opened h1s off1ce oppostte h1s father s on South Ma1n Street Jane Bruce can now be seen on many magazme covers advert1s1ng for a well known shampoo con cern Jean Buchanan 1S a dancmg teacher and has a SlUd1O 1n New York Ray Carey has been promoted to a Captam IH the State Guard Murrel Carlson IS now entertatmng the pattents at the l-lomeopath1c Hosp1tal w1th her boog1e WOOQIG Dick Chace 19 now a successful wr1ter HIS new book How to be a success has just been pub l1shed Helen Coogan can be seen dr1v1ng around ID a truck del1ver1ng laundry for the lnterboro Laundry Albert Cooper IS workmg on a new theory wh1ch surpasses that of Etnstem James Cooper has Just opened a candy bus1ness for the basketball game John Cooper has Just opened h1s publ1c account ant s otflce Laurel Cooper lwho IS noted for her g1gglel lS now rummng a school on how to be happy Ronnre Cornell ts now an art1st and spends h1s ttme sketchmg on Flor1da s beaches Dot Craig has gone 1nto the bus1ness of wr1t1ng to all who are lonely after her pract1ce acqulred dur1ng the war Richard Cronan IS now Basketball tnstructor at one of our largest g1rls schools Malcolm Curne has taken the lead 1n one of Broadway s latest plays Ralph Davrs has taken over h1s father s trans portat1or1 bl1qlYlGSS and lS now compet1ng w1th Inter state Bob Deegan IS now ass1st1ng Walt Dtsney 1n Hollywood LISIDQ h1s talent to great avatl Beverly Dooley IS operatmg a bus from South Attleboro wh1ch gets to A H S on ttme Mary Ann Doucette has made a certam club famous for her blues s1ng1ng Elaine Duclos now r11ns a cornmermal school at the end of South Ma1n Street Page Thirty one 1 L , 1 - . . . . 1 . . . 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I . , . l N 4 ' 4 .1 UL ga fffefafs Ted Logan leaves to rorn Rita Hayworth rn Hollywood Shes expecting hrm Irene Pyska leaves that unassuming cheerful ness to some lucky junior Dennrce Rroux leaves those golden tresses to Freshy lune Wallenthrn Patncla Robbrns wrlls that calm smrle and serene charm to lune Carlson Beatnce Sanford leaves that gleaming snrle to Nancy Riley Sammy Seagal leaves that herghth for only underclassmen to try and equal Dorald Shanley wrlls hrs friendliness to Allie Edelstern classmen to envy Dorothy Smrth leaves that guret charm to Kathy Kenton Evelyn Sousa leaves her guretness to Lorraine Pierson Fern Stone leaves that swell personality to Syl Sandberg Eleanor Stowe leaves her cute smrle and curly hair to Carolyn Freeman lean Strahan leaves rust as quietly as she came Robert Tatro leaves hrs sense of humor to loey Walsh Dorothea Traxnor begueaths those pleasant ways to Sue Sharples Molly Treen leaves her record of achievements for anyone to try to compete with Oscar Tremblay leaves that car and all the gad gets to Art Silverman Rlchard Turner leaves by the back door John Vance leaves all the grrls srghrng Clayton Vrokery wrlls his knowledge of Trrg to Ted Kun tz Rita Logan leaves her sweetness to Cynthia Hawkins Ray Zito leaves hrs desk rn 2lO very dilapidated Mrss Ott will have to get out the hammer and nails Barbara MacManus and Dot Machado leave two empty chairs rn 207 B1ll MacKenz1e leaves his smoothness to Andy Brady We hope Andy wrll not mrstreat rt Barbara Martha leaves A H S without a genius Bob Martmeau leav s hrs well earned place on the football team to Spike Charlebors Lourse Mayers leaves her wrnnrng way to Charlotte Edgecombe Fred Moehle leaves hrs good looks and bashful ness to lohn Albergr Cathenne Moore leaves her quietness to Ann Rigby Thaddeus Moskal leaves Miss Hrllrard to miss hrm George Nelson leaves the teachers rn an uproar Norma Nrckerson leaves that peppy cuteness to lune Haraden Ellen Nrtso leaves her guret ways to Mary O Donnell Anthony Nyzxo leaves hrs bas ball abrlrty to Fezzer Perry Charlotte Ourmet wrlls that dreamy complexro r to any underclassmen You should be so lucky Wrlfred Perry leaves hrs quietness to lackr McCarte Fred Phrllrps leaves Arthur Seal to carry on for good old Norton Marlon Phmney leaves an empty seat rn the Cvlee Club for some deserving underclassman one of next year s freshmen Norman Vrncent leaves unsurpassed athletic abrlrty to some hopeful underclassman .lean Walker wrlls that decervrngly guret manner to loan Audette Howard Watson leaves hrs knowledge of hrstory to one of next year s U S Hrstory students .lean Welsh and Shrrley Mendler leave that chattering to the well supplied Ruth Mohr Herbert Goslln leaves to sleep rn hrs flashy Plymouth Allan Gould leaves hrs beard to Gene LeBoeuf Cecile Gulllette leaves her sparkling smrle to Margie Murphy Salvator Gulmo leaves hrs blush to Smiley Blackburn Elrzabeth Hale leaves her curly hair to Anita Frllrpe Marlon Haley leaves to become another notor rous Woman Driver Edna Gulllette leaves her marks to some lucky iunror Robert Deegan wrlls hrs hrstory knowledge to one of Miss Srrnonds future genruses Margaret Lohse leaves her baby carriage enter prrse to Murrel Lrnkletter Mrldred Whxtcomb leaves her sister Hazel to carry on Robert Hogberg leaves those smooth clothes to Ralph Hudson Elazne Duclos leaves her silent character to Deborah McCormrck Malcolm Curne wrlls hrs herghth to Preston Stevenson lohn Cooper leaves hrs argumentrve powers to Gene Bellerose In witness thereof on this frrst day of March, 1946, A D, the following witnesses, acting for the class of '46, srgn therr names and leave the sacred halls of A H S one step ahead of the frrst complain ing underclassmen lean Buchanan Barbara Martha Page 'Thmy Richard Doescher Norma Nickerson Claire Sylvia leaves a friendship list for under- Elinor Price bequegthg that infectious qiqqle tg f7!2 Wafffsfafg Marjone Bouchard leaves her smooth looks to Ruth Henderson Theresa Boucher leaves her book How to Get Along Wxth People to N Dugan Jeanne Branaghan leaves a strmng of A s for Betty Plerce James Brew brew Brewster leaves h1gh school lokes and gtrls Jane Bruce leaves her worn out typewnter ready tor repatr Raymond Carey leaves h1s notebook to a de llghted Frosh Munel Carlson leaves her gorgeous red locks to Mary Lou Gregory Rich Chase leaves A H S CProbably 1n a carl Joe Colombo leaves a str1ng ot unsettled argu ments Helen Coogan leaves A H S w1th tlymg colors Albert Cooper leaves h1s theortes to Lee Coopen James Cooper leaves wtth a dttterent r1ng Laurel Cooper leaves her hen tracks called shorthand for Mrs lohnson tc ponder over Ronald Cornell leaves h1s cartoons for Albert Gunner to draw Dons Craig leaves her s1ster to carry on Rrch Cronan leaves h1s basketball and dead eye to Frank PIDOCCI Jean Buchanan leaves the A H S mmus the Perfect Personahty Ralph Davls leaves has VlOl1H to Mae Stentmford the Rublnott ot the class ot 47 Dorothy Dennett leaves to become the Florence Ntghtmgale ot our class Martha Drke leaves A H S sttll a rebel at heart Rlchard Doescher leaves A H S to roam among those Southern Belle Beverley Dooley leaves her pretty locks n the care ot Ann Patterson Mary Ann Doucette leaves A H S to go out ln the buslness world Have you got a pass Mary Ann? Alb1na Duffany leaves that he1ghth to Nancy Werner Mary Dunn leaves w1th her pretty blue eyes st1ll the envy ot every glrl ln A H S Charna Edelsteln leaves her trtendly smtle and manner to Beverly Sulltvan Norma Entwlstle leaves her wtt to M1ll1cent Brooks Robert Etter leaves h1s cuteness to lerry Berg strom Irene Fagnand leaves A H S mrnus a very capable cheerleader Lawrence Flschback leaves w1th h1s motto st1ll Sllence IS Golden Nrcholas Frschback leaves tn h1s usual gutet way Eleanor Fontalne leaves loan Clegg to carry on her trad1t1on rn the Art Department Frances Forbes leaves her brother to carry on the Forbes name at A H S Armand Fredette leaves her gu1et manner to Janet Cooper John Galvm leaves early to tmd hxs way back to Brtggs Corner Alrce Whltney leaves that laugh to Derry Shea Elxzabeth Gammon wtlls her seat rn French to Nancy Ireland Manlynne Grfford leaves her dlmples to Lols Levlne Melvin Globus leaves after a year of success ful governmg of the Student Counc1l Good work Me Garnett Gormley leaves h1s typewnter worse for wear Audrey Hall leaves w1th Drnty Moore to walk the corrldors ot B U together Jean Hall leaves her lush vo1ce to R1chy Hollls the red headed n1ght1ngale Dorothy Hojaboom leaves her seat rn 209 to her slster Esther Rose Hyland leaves to Jotn Everett m the ranks ot the alumn1 George Jackson leaves lanet Cooper gazmg wtsttully after h1m Dorothy Johnson leaves the male part ot the Freshman class broken hearted Rollle KublSk1 leaves hrs center pos1t1on on the basketball team to Eleanor McConnell We bet she does a good 1ob at 1t too Anna Kudrnac leaves her arttstrc ab1l1ty and gtuetness 'P 7 9 Phyllls Harvey leaves her place m the hbrary to anyone who can get there rn t1me Lo1s Haselton leaves her pleasant d1spos1t1on to Sylvta Htmes Betty Hearn leaves her swell d1spos1t1on to Norma G1vens Florence LaPo1nte leaves her good marks to anyone who lS naturally smart We ve looked around but the brtlllant ones are all semors John Lee leaves h1s gr1n to Dave Foley Fo Fo that 15 Nancy Lee leaves her desk 1n lO6 well worn out She Wrote too many long letters to Larry whlle seated there Curt Leonard leaves taktng hxs muslcal ab1l1ty and the The Blue Bug along wtth htm B111 Llshman leaves Ruth Perry teelmg low and lonely Page Twenty mne tt . - ff .. . . 1 - tt If ll ll . . 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YI ' IV . . . . , U ff . - tt . . 1, F7515 Uafffafafs presented an excerpt from the play W1ll1am Tell When the tune for our dance came around of course we had to thtnk up somethmg or1g1nal The happy result for all who attended was the G l ltve w1th an all soldler orchestra Followxng our plan of bemg ortgmal we chose our rrngs All metal Cgold of coursej and very at tract1ve We ll not say that several of the owners had thelr rtngs only a few days Curt Leonard was so good ln the play last year that he was agam asked to partrclpate and dxd a ftne o Needless to say we were so well represented on the Blue Owl and varlous clubs that a l1st of names would f1ll the rest of th1s page A very successful year came to a close wtth two thoughts uppermost 1n our rnmds a deep feehng of gratttude for our adv1sors M1ss Ruth Bradley and Mr Semor Year Senxors at last After three years of struggllng we are semors What does thts mean? We are merely pr1v1leged to f1ght our way for a front s at tn the balcony We wasted no trme tn selecttng class offtcers Those who came out on top were Presrdent Robert Mart1neau V1cePres1dent Rollls Kubtskt Secretary Molly Treen and Treasurer Patrtcta Robb ns These offlcers w1th runner up for offtce put on the ftrst soctal of the year The Black Cat Ball wh1ch was a great success Hardly had thrs dance been put on when th Semor Prom date came around The name selected for thts dance was Stardust Adv1sor for both dances and for all other act1v1t1es was Mlss Stmonds whom we couldnt do wtthout The Semor Play Sprlng Green coached by Mlss Slmonds was presented on February 4th Those part1c1pat1ng were W1ll1am Ltshman lean Buchanan Malcolm Currle Patr1c1a Robblns Curt Leonard Mar1or1e Bouchard Albert Cooper lacguehne Bar rett Gertrude Barton Mar1on Haley Dorothy lohnson Melvtn Globus Rob rt Hogberg and a lone freshman Albert Edelsteln Our able prompter was Ehnor The play was a huge su ss and enjoyed by everyone Our class motto To do our best that IS su ss was selected and th clas song wr1tt n by Curtts Leonard At the end of thes four years most of us would be wtlhng to start 1n as freshmen agarn CLASS WILL We the class of 1946 bemg of sound mxnd and empty pockets bequeath or r hldden vtrtues and latent talents to thc e fortunat h 1rs we leave behlnd and now declar th1s to be our last Wtll and Teastament and hereby revoke all former ones made by us Earl Adams leaves hrs flymg career to anyone who can afford tt Elrzabeth Allard leaves Mrss Pterce w1th some excellent French compostttons Edward Almerda leaves Mtss Wall wondertng where and how he got all tho e passes Page Twenty ezghl Lorra1neAmad1o leaves her shynesstoRuthMoh1 Henry Amaral leaves hrs p1ctures for the gxrls to drool over Thelma Aronson leaves her anttshc a,b1l1ty to loan Clegg Carol Ashley leaves her smooth clothes to Kay Suprenant Mary Jean Audette leaves her career as bust n ss edltor to some unsuspectmg Frosh .Tacquelme Barrett and Gert Barton leave the1r shoes to be ftlled IH the next Semor Play ' , I , ' Q i - . . . . . 9 j b. ' ' . . . I . . D ' , 1 V 1 Cooper and the thrill of being SENTORS next year. Price. n 3 I v Q ' I ' .. I . CCS ,, . . . . Q - V , I L. , 1 ' ' s e et ' , , - - . 4 3 ' V r . . S ' V D 1 0Tf0i2?7afffiaQ7P4Paaifif? ' U61 fffifafi EEEEQEQ125? -N -1 uf 1 Ag Nt rgl 'Ze CLASS HISTORY Sophomore Year Freshman Year Came a vorce from near the door Qnce upon a mormng dreary Was the teacher nothmg more As we pondered weak and weary Before those curlous and forebodrng doors Shy? We were freshmen of course Our xrst day cons1sted of askmg upper classmen where l09 201 or 307 was After bemng shoved around l1ke thrs for a few months we ftnally caught on to our selves Durmg the course of the year we were serenaded by Pubmoff the great v1ol1n1st After the performance we eager beavers Call freshmenl scram bled backstage to get hrs autograph Hxstory teacher became Pr1nc1pal Mr GOT1 who succeeded Mr Hall s pos1t1on as hxstory teacher be came coach lhe Student Councll accomplfshed outstandmg achr vements durxng our f1rst year The 1uke box was bought and pu rnto operatton Dances were held on Frfday afternoons A K P commrttee was also lnstalled Th1s commrttee went around and saw that all m1lk bottles were put back 1n the rrght places Cnot on the gym floorj We the underdogs at long last had the oppor tun1ty to elect our class officers Results were as follows Pres1dent lean Buchanan Vxce Pres dent Carol Ashley Secretary Molly Treen Treasurer Patty Robbrns Wrth our class adv1sor Mtss P1erce and Mmss Farr and other classmates ably ass1st1ng we produced our f1rst dance whrch proved to be a sensatron A N1ght rn Shanghar Many of us stlll have souventrs of thls dance hanglng about bedrooms Our br1ll1ant basketball team went to Tech thrs year and came out vlctors When thrs year came to a happy endmg we constdered ourselves worldly w1se and were just waltmg for the mcormng freshman class to pull the same boners as we dxd W1th a consxderably rncreased sense of rmpor tance we returned to the corr1dors of A H S How famrlrar these corrldors have become rn one short year We rrarveled at how small the Freshmen seemed Was rt possrble that we were that short of stature? We however got off to a good start by our electlon of class offfcers lean Buchanan Pres1dent Frank Andrews V1cePres1dent Molly Treen Secre tary Patty Robbms Treasurer After that tt was only a matter of a few short weeks before we presented the as xts predecessor Havlng reached our oresent level of rmportance wrth notable representatwes 1n the Student Councfl Rlchard Doescher Edward Lo gan Allce Wh1tney we turned our attentton to new conquests Qur prestxge was notably lncreased by the appearance IU the Semor Play The Bat mn the Belfry of Curt Leonard our noted class thespam After a yea frlled wrth athletrc games dances and sesslons we prepared for another vacatfon Natural ly the wastebaskets are fflled to overflowmg wxth passes gum wrappers and pads for lockers and desks had to be cleaned Those happy faces belong to the honor students who had no exams to take At last the fatal day arrfved when the lxttle yellow cards were passed out for the last trme that year Gee' We passed' Iumor Year Bob Mart neau was elected to carry us through the lunxor year ably asslsted by Frank Andrews a V1CGPTGS1dSHl Patty Robblns and Molly Tre n th old standbys as Secretary and Treasurer For the f1rst trme rn s veral years th Latm classes enjoyed a Roman Banguet at whfch trme the lumors were the masters and the underclassmen th slaves The German Club adam became act1ve and Page Twenty seven lc I O '- 9 ' '. I ! I. j....L.-- f,..- ' ,P ' Q - s .' . '--. '- - .suv--b 'x D : Tx ' I' . - I V 1 va -. ' lr as f , 1 X 'NJ 2 s ,IJ Q x 4 1 1 , F Q 1 .- 1 4 5 I ,, , . A . 4 ln the middle of the year, Mr. Hall, our Ancient longsawaited Shamrock Social , as much a success t . . I - .I - X1 - ! . , . Y , , . , . . .. i 4 . . . U . . S , . . , - . I , S I Q A. 4 Y . 4 4 S 9 , , 4 4 5 , 3 U55 Uafffsfafa Q, : A H Q I 'A u r sumlcu-app ' W , 55 :MLQRY W lREMEM5E,-1 now ,T RAINED T' E IRST' GAY of scHoom. .N IQ'-ll? X, XJ 1 X .. 5 Q , xj Q .GL 4'-5 .J fnaesunsu 5059119555 FINALLY GOT' OU L. sua PLA1 svmvno sneer! WIS A R GMNCS caan' Success ' f' ,-1 -x WX I llll :mn IIU n I ll xv px llllyfl ,Q ,s I I 09 Q! x 'Q Q . 5.55 Wx go.:B X ESQ Y - - lffxl 1 NH XII! I0 ILMORS O 0 O O Q ssmofts Page Twenty sux A 8 0 X .. X 15 0 1 1 C A- A 4 , 5. O 0 Q . 0 .X ' X f LX X . iq X x 1 X r I , X1 A Q . ' x ' 4 lzz- i-'TT 2-. , - ! N L- ' Y , I ' ,, FAT u y we r - ' 45 1 ? 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L .V .H .g ,V Ar b ' 4 Tallest Boy ,'.- .I ,I ,Q ...ll .H ...H .H ,I.l..Sam Seagal ' - - Wffffff r'r', f l.'.'.l f ijufffgfulii Glam of 1946 4 CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLOPS CLASS SONG VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN HONOR STUDENTS f-A X . 2. 'T.-X: fi if - 4 fW 'QE-If I1 ,: 3 Il Q, W 'V f 5 '-fd EY '1 film' Wk, Q- - 'Q' ' 2- 2 .' U5 Uafffefafa IN MEMORIUM RONALD BRAMAN RICHARD ERNEST LaROSE x?'!x Page 'I J-:M Tn en Q rm? wi iii 5 Rl :ggi I I N Q ' . Hai W 11? I Xe, ?Z'11fX-33 V fxix4'.i'::fY 1' 1 'SM . xxx' Q1 'jf 'ja fbfs fafe Alxce Ehzabeth Whxtney Collecli B11 dealt Collej Mu51C 19 well ba1d to be the HUGH-1Cll of iuqels Homo L her 3 4 S'11den1 C011 fSecrQt1rwl 3 4 Grohe be 1h 3 Chr C' 1 L de l a or e e7 3 QQ1111111 ll 3 Home 1161 1l Cm 111 P f 1 V E-' 1 l 1r 12 1 0111111 He John Greenwood Cooper Comme1c1al Llll1V 1 1x of Cormec lOl'1Ill 1lk Peacefully he treads h1 way among 1 U S A mv N312 -13 Goverr1111e11 l11 ape tor 1940 R l Scho l ofDew1q11l937 30 Freshma Dramih Clubl Traclcl 2 Ronald Edwxn Cornell lvla'1ual Ark R l School of Dssuqn Ronme- H1: Clever lfllfld create p1t11re lOll'1l hand Honor U her 4 4 A47 4'-Z Raymond Matthew Zito Caller: S v c Nxcholas Wxlllam Fxschback 1 NlClx He looks qmet but lb ha- H1 rr Usher 4 Thaddeus John Molkal General a Laugh and the world lauqhb mth you Foctballfl Clayton Louxs Vxckexy S eazly a d 1 l 3 Base E 9 2 3 C'DlI'lIll Page Twenty two fl 33 -Q-Wfir YY,Y fW'fQfi' W ,mW,7.fQi?QYYf,Y W V ,V Y-Y --liiiifri--Y Y- H V - 'YY YV Y Z JR ., I h I I I A' .0-4 '-1 ' ,--a ,A A-2 Al Yi., ,1 L if frf T ra . ,,-,yn W' 3 .' ,Q A' , 3 51ral,2, 33 glue :S er l Ch 3 1111.4l3 ,Ol1111:1 ea r jlvl 1 '- FQ. A., H5 Y, illlg, ila,,311'3,'1 Cl lv 3 ,l,N :flV A ' 'A if T11-Y 3 Al3 FMP Drpf ,f 1 1lla 1, ' x AF9C'?IIll7lY fjVfl1lIllll93 Al' ll3l': C1 A 3 l,1fllQ?11le4' G11'l'p: Slati ,wr ..:1v1l3' 3 Gr1111f1t1f3r: M1 wh P111 1-' -3,C JP ' is C L M ,M 3' 1 ' M 2' H7 1' Q 3 ' K ml lVlf1111 al Arts F f 1 -' 15. r . . Y ' . A - I l - ,' 3 l ,? 3 C 1 33 . . Q S' - -3 h 3 f C 3 o1:' 3 9 . 3, 1 - . , , Ft S 'c ,s ' S ff my 5 1 , sure, trxe Football l, 2, 3 ball I, I 51 ask iizall l, 3 Latte 1 idea- Q Robert Francxs Tatro College Bo Ambrtrorr wr the cause nt C e dea lt hall ro be rn ne Dorothea Tumor Comrr ercral. Br rdett College o 5 Golden are her tresse Sunny 1 her smrle Lrbrary Club l Dance Commrttee 3 Receptron 3 Blue Gwl 3 lr Red Cro: 3 N Rx YVXJ L' nf LJ N x Marylyn Goddard Treen College Rhode I land State Molly Her blue eyes and golden harr Put her rn a class beyond compare lr Red Cross 2 Prom Comrnrttee 4 Receptron Commrttee 3 R ng Commrttee 3 Color and Motto Commrttee 4 Class S Cretaryl 2 3 4 TrrY 3 4 leep 3 Ddnce Commrtteel 2 3 4 Honor Usher 3 Blue Owl 4 fEd1tor rn Chretl Tattletale CCo Edrtor rn Chretl Oscar Morns Tremblay Tr de S hool Buck He Clever and he error tor h John Fredenck Vance Ir College Northea tern lackre Watch me boy I m d He err H no U her 3 ij Uafffe fafa Norman George Vxncenf Gener rl We tern M ryland orrrr A pleasant youth mo t genral frank A character of hrghest rarlc Student Councrl XVICG Presrdentl 4 Footballl 2 3 4 CCO Captarnl Basketball l 2 3 4 Rrng Comrnrttee 3 As ernbly Commrttee 4 Jean Dons Walker College Sprrn re ry School R766 en BuMhrri'ty and ughtful of others That s our X. Gleg Club l 21 orus l Red Cro s l 2 3 4 Home Nur rng Honor U her 3 Lrbrary Club l 2 Blue Owl 3 German Club 3 Tr Y 4 Dance Comm ttee 4. JFWMYV Howard Lee Watson Technrcal A Closed mouth o the Sport lmerrnu al 4 Jean Marxe Welsh Cornrnercral Bryant College A lrttle nonsense now and then ls relr hed by the be t ot men r Red Cro l Mxldxed Lourse Wlutcomb Comrnercr l Mrllre People of few word are be t Qket h Club 3 4 I 4 5 - A , ' 'z Page Tu enly one IU ff aaaa .--rf - 4 A . 3 3 so -.,D,, W-, A, , , in W ' W ' '-1, H V S u .T-, --,fff --W- Y f . t -1' - l ' 1 S a b f S A ' fs ,. J e sais th- I ,H A I , s r t , i . A ' A ' . I I I - A -I A ' I . . , p - D f we a t ' - K I I . , f c 5, f , T . . , . r 1 S . 1 I 1 . , , , , 5 3- S . ' 5 , , , : Q5 S : ' 1 I - e5 I . . rress Club 33 German Club 3y?eps 4. , Q ', ' i ' --X l . I 1 'Y 1 ' I L xv ' A. J I . g A ' r r J, L' , P .Y h. V s , 1 I 7 . A . 7 Wd ' ' . l Q I ' 2 ., r C ' 5 9 , , , 7 - , 1 S 5 ' V s' - ' r . e 3 , . . 5 S Y C s , ' s wrse, Hes 1- rs srze. J. SS jr A S -B 3 ' r.. r .t 7 5 5 o rr s . M C ' . - , '7Yf,. A f -J if Patn Ann Robbins College L a ty Always smzl ng always gay Thats Patty s lovely way Class Treasurerl 2 3 4 Honor Usher 3 Student Councll l Senlor Play 4 Blue Owl4 Debate Clubl Red Cross2 l..1brary Clubl leeps 3 4 Tr1Y 3 4 Scnbe 3 Dance Commlttee l 2 3 4 Assembly Comm1ttee l Rmg Commtttee 3 Color and Motto4 Rub1noffComm1tteel Prom Com mlttee Receptxon Commlttee Tat letale 4 Beatnce Lxly Sanford College 1 Y Sweet and gentle lS she Who ts a frlend to all lr Red Cross 2 3 4 Tr1Y 4 Honor Usher 3 4 leeps,,4 Tattletale 4 P ope ty Commtttee Semor Play 4 Sam Seagal College Rhode l land State Sad Sam Go a let me sle p Football 3 lee Club 4 Sentor Play 4 Dance Commlttee 4 Donal in Sl-tanley enera assachu etts State Don eware' l mxght be great' Prom Commlttee 4 Blue Owl 4 Tattle tale 4 B exrnongfdt May Stamp Com Page Twenty U5 Uafffsfafs Dorothy Mary Smith Commerclal Bryant 51 Strattot Dott e Up rose the sun up rose Dot Red Cross l 2 Press Club Typlst 4 Blue Owl Typlst 4 Evelyn lane Sousa Cornrnercu at BLISIITGSQ School Wh It she lacks ln stze she rn ilces up 1D good nature Glee Club l 3 Debate Cub Red Cross 2 A., flV,,0i 3,41 f '6 'W' ci-4427 Fern Janet Stone Commerclal Bryant 61 Stratton Ltght hearted and gay She s merry all the day Red Cross l 2 Clreasurer 33 Debate Club l Chatrman ot War Stamp Commtttee 4 Ftrst .llld 2 Blue Owl Typlst 4 Eleanor Gladys Stowe College Stow1e Great thlngs tn httle packages come Debate Club l Glee Clubl 3 Ger man Club 3 Freshman Dance Commltte Red Cross '7 Color and Motto Commlttee 4 Column Leader 1n Band 4 Tr1Y 4 Tattl tale 4 vouch? Q54 of Cfdavbpf Jean Alxce Sirahan Comme l Bryant College leante Do your be t and success lll reach ycu b tore the rest '75 Uafffffalfe Norma Louise Nickerson l Col ege Nicky Always has a twinkle in her eye Its sure to catch some luckY GUY P k tb lll 2 3 4 TFIYCVICS FSS dentI3Ts4e Haonor Usher 3 4 Debate Club l lr Red Cross 2 Blue Owl Staff 3 4 Dance Committee l Sub Cheerleader 3 Cheer Leader 4 Triple S 3 leeDS 3 4 Tattletale 4 Ellen N1tso Commercial Busines School A pleasant person to know Anthony NY210 Manual Arts Tony Baseball Varsity 3 Charlotte MAY Oulmet Commercial Work She s clever she s pretty Glee Club l Dance Committee 3 J ftp A wif' , yr ' Wilfred Perry Trade School Bruiser He saith little, but does muCl'. N-.... Frederick Stanley Phillips College Rhode Island State Rhlop l-le a 1 Olly good fellow Glee Club 4 Chorus 4 Marlon Elizabeth Phxnney Civic Art Betty A quiet but pleasant comrade Red Crossl 2 Glee Club3 4 Chorus El lnor Alma Prxce College College She s happy and gay No care blocks her way Basketballl 2 Senior Play fprompterl 4 German Club l TriY 4 leeps 3 4 lr Red Cross l 2 3 Dance Committee! 2 Debate Club l 2 Irene Theresa Pyszlta sf Civic Arts Terry To be merry b st becomes you QW zlwfw' Dennice Frances Rioux College Mount Holyoke A personality so rare, A charming face so fair. Honor Usher 3, 45 Student Council lg Blue Owl l, 3, 45 Tattletale 47 Glee Club l, Column Leader 45 German Club, Debate Club lg Tri-Y 3, 45 Girls' Basketball l, 25 Ir. Red Cross 2, 4, Rubinoff Committee 13 eeps 3, 45 Triple S 27 Press Club lg Cafe- teria Committee l., Page Nineteen '75 'ja ffff-:fafz Wrllxam Andrew Ma.cKenzxe I College Mac The boy is noble natured Student Council l Barbara May Martha College Wellesley Martie She has a definite goal in sight We think that she ll attain it all right Debate Clubl 2 Chorusl 2 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Home Musicl 2 34 Red Cross 3 le-eps 4 Blue Owl 4 Tri Y 3 4 Honor Usher 3 4 Tattletale 4 Choir 4 Graduation Music 3 Robert Paul Martmeau Bob Admired by all Class President 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 3 4 Track l 2 Blue Owl 4 Boys Glee Club 4 lumor Dance Committee 3 lunior Ring Committee 3 Senior Dance Committee 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 Class Color and Mottb Committee4 Senior Reception Com Technical Committee 4 German Club 3 Tattletale 4 Attleboro Youth Canteen 3 4 President 4 lunior Decorating Committee Louxse Phylhs Mayers Commercial ou A tri 'id in QWFVL Barbara Ann McManus Civic Arts W lt ed Academy Bar: Charm is a ra e h g Library Club 4 Page Eighteen Shxrley Irene Mendler General Pinkie A quiet lass at times Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Chorusl Fredeuck Wxlham Moehle Ir College Fred The eyes of this boy Fill many a girl with 1oy Footballl 2 3 4 Student Council3 4 lunior Ring Committee 3 luke Box Com mittee 4 German Club 3 Honor Roll Com mittee 3 lntermural Basketball 4 Assem bly Committee 4 Cathenne Loursa Moore Commerciil C thy Speech is ilver lence is golden Glee Club l 2 Rxchard Wnlder Moore Commerc al Dir ty D 'itz n rhy hm George Gordon Nelson College N llie Neve i lt ll n or ent when he s around . . . , rv l . 1 1 f I r2I f , 7 b , , I , , , 5 ' , ' , , , : , , ,J ' ' A 5 - 2 2 7 - H. J - 3 g - V ,I 1 7 1 ' 7 1 - l ' f C ' . . 1 , , , 1 , , 2 C 1 . ' . 1 I ' ' I , si . ' , I ' I ' ' . , .. mittee 3: luke Box Committee 35 Fire Drill I I I i I I Q L L ' ' 4 J has E , ' ' eed A ll I ,. ax. .. . . J F . K . l '- D . 9 A. A r g r Q c 1 1 n . . . sf'i?fni' , mi . '7f Uafffafafs Anna Mary Kudrnac Commercial Vespar George There s someth ng rn being artr tic Glee Clubl 3 Chorus 2 3 Sketch Clubl 3 Library Club2 3 Tattletale4 Florence Vxctorxa Lapolnte Commercr l Flossy Pardon the glamour bu aint l te grand Honor Usher 3 Sketch Club 3 Pre Club Typist 4 John Joseph Lee Manual A ts Navy Bro lohr th b ar Nancy Marlon L College hoo erapy A tace full of char Which at times s ca m Basketball l Blue Owl 4 Crlee Clul 3 German Club 3 Red Cross l 2 3 Home Nursing 2 Library Club 2 3 4 Press Club 3 leeps 3 Tri Y 4 Curtls William Leonard Technlcal New England Conservatory ot Music Curt All the w'orld's a stage And some are great actors. Basketball l 2 3' Manager 4' Inter- mural Basketball 4' Senior Play l 2 3 4' Swing Band 2, 3 4' Blue Owl Cassistant Art Editorl 2 3 4- Tattletale 4- Band tVice- President 3' President 45 Orchesta l 2, 3 45 Music Theory 4: CGTTOOH Club 2, 32 Sketch Club 2, 3, 43 Camera Club l, 25 Rifle Club l, 23 Blue Owl Assembly Com- mittee 37 Air Raid Warden l, 2. William Seaver Lxshman College Middlebury r Learr a little every day Knowing that rt s there to stav Honor Usher 3 German Club 3 tVrce President 4D Bue Owl Cl. terary Ed torl Glee Club 4 Mixed Chrru 4 Senior Pla 4 Lit n Banguette Commit ee 3 Tittle ale Edward Joseph Logan Ir Tec c Leh gh Ur xer ed A mellow tellov l-lono U her 3 Studen Couric 2 Senior Prorrr 4 Motto ind Color Comm ttee le Xxsgbgi vs-J.. if Rxta Theresa Logan Comme cr C o th e et ough 1, Margaret Ehzabeth Lohse Colle e on eq She g e you vrrth a cheery Hello l vo ce that weet a d mel cw r y Club XJVN' 1 - lice Machado Commerci L Wilfred Academy Bunny Caretre e a- the willow in the windstorm Choi' cs l 23 Likrary Club 4. Page Seventeen 75 C7 zfffefafe .lean Mae Hal Comm lClGl 1lfred Academy leame There1s 1 song lH my he 1r Glee Club l lVl1Xed Choru 4 Phyllls Evelyn Harvey COHlIHSIC1dl Z1lce Plea mq to knovx CateteY1a Comm1ttee l Glee Club Loxs Ruth Haselton Comme-rc1al Better ways l No the worn out path lOl r' Glee Club l Elxzabeth Com1'nerc1al Boston Un1vers1ty Dusty She who l1ve content o possesses everytlung Glee Club 1 2 Red Cros 2 John Robert Hogberg College Bob l-l1tellars lb h1s salutat1o11 Always happy 111 our est11nat1or Honor Usher 3 Sen1o Pla 4 Glee Club 4 Band 4 M1xed Chorus 4 Page S xleen Ui Dorothy Lo1s Holaboom l-louseho A NC 1 ll d Ll Rose Ehzabeth Hyland 1 she s qcod she s ve y very good lr Red Crossl 2 3 Chorus2 3 L1 lgary Club3 leeps2 Pres Club2 Blue W 3 George Lee Iackson Genera Massachu et S L1ttle lack lac' Alway a WlI'lI1ll'lQ always a QI1l'lIllI'lQ Football3 4 Base-ball3 4 GleeCl1 t' I1 Art School o Anythmq worth domg at all ls worth domq well Red Cross 2 Canteen Comm1ttee 3 etch Club 4 Blue Owl 4 Tattletale 4 Semor Play 4 F1rst I-l1d 3 leeps 3 4 Trlple S 2 Rollxs Peter Kubxskz Commerc1al Rolhe l'l1s sm1l tower above th m all And brother can h plav ba ketballl B31 4etoall 3 4 Football 4 Ba ball 4 VICE Pre d nt 4 Cant n Comrntte 4 Melvrn Yale Globus Coollege Cornell Globte Ambltlon has no re t Student Cunctll 3 4 KPrestdent 49 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Basket ball lntermural4 Baseballl 3 Blue Owl 2 3 4 Rub1nottComm1tteel Ralhes 3 Assemblle 3 Tattletale 4 Garnett Hudson Gormley Ir C 'nmer al Work eu t note t n e Herbert Hyland Goslrn -lerb ue b y J h eye Randolph Allen Gould Gerer l Fuzzy He a go fl frtend B nd 3 4 fW'dWg Ceclle Grace Gunllette c.fVlC Art Wtltred Academy hee ful happy Alway a good compa c uagfft K., jg Uafffe fafe Edna Mae Gunllette College My mmd runs tn channels deep Honor Usher 3 4 Blue Owl Home Mus1cl 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Glee Club 2 Press Club 2 3 4 Tattletale 4 Salvatore Anthony Guhno College a l-ll trtend hehasmany Hls toe has he any? FootballVars1ty2 3 4 Co Capta1n4 Baseh ll 3 4 Rmg Commlttee 3 Semor Prom Commtttee 4 Ehzabeth Grace Hale Commexc l Betty Thy mode ty a Candle to thy merlt Glee Club l Marlon Flora Haley College Boston UH1V9TS1lY Red A fue-nd to'all no enemxes hath she Sentor Play 4 Glee Club l 2 Blue Owl3 4 Busme s Staff Ltbrary Club3 4 Press Club 3 4 CSec Treas 3l lr Red Crossl 2 4 German Club3 Sophomore Dance Comm1ttee 2 Trtple S l 2 le-eps 3 4 Athletlc Txcke ASSOCIGUOH Receptlon Comrmttee 3 Tattletale 4 Audrey May Hall CIVIC Arts Boston Umverstty From head to foot she s mtrth andjoy l-lead Cheerleader 4 Sub Cheer leader3 War Stamp Comm1ttee2 3 leeps 3 lr Red Cross l Thanlcsgtvmg Day Rally Page Frheen gg ga fffsba ff, Norma Ruth Entwxstle Commerc1al Bryant Colleqe Re She iquletqx l Som tunea Robert G Etter Commercral Bob To have a frter rl be C Irene Ahce Fagnand Commerclal Rene As bunny as a day rn lun Glee Clubl 2 3 Debate Club l L1 brary Club2 3 4 V1C6 Pres1dent3 Presl dent 4 Cheerleader 4 lr Red Cross 1 Press Club l Lawrence Henry Fxschback Manual Arte Larry My mmcl lS my kmqdor' Eleanor Rose Fontarne Col lege El To know her 1b to lrke her Sketch Club 4, Trtple S 3, Blue Owl 4, Tattletale 4, Property Commmttee, Sen1or Play 4 Page Fourteen Frances Patncza Forbes Colleo Sweet qraclous and fmendly 13 S rlCro 73Tr1Y34 e 3 4 Blt Uwl 4 T1ttletale4 Graduatmcn March 3 Dance C mmltfee 3 4 l-lor r Ueher 3 4 Pr p rtw Cornrnltte Senlor Plwe Armand Mary Fredette ClVlC Ar Arrr She who Qays llttle ha rothnncr to vm wer John Edward Galvln acle Schc l ack lt 5 much easter t than tc be corr Elxzabeth Olxve Gammon Colleq Betty Achlevernerf follow Marxlynne Louise Gxfford ommerc al Busme School Gllfv Sweet meek and mlld You never w1ll be wrld Honor Usher 3 4 Dance Ccr m'ttee-2, Pres Cluo Typ1:t3 4 fn,fiA,in 'iLf, ,,Q'f. fifm Q7 ne, , ,Y , 5 f ' V27 V Vi-W 7 V r Y e y Q Fra:-, , ' A ' he. gl j , . . . lr, Re ss l, ,, 3 3 , gl eps 5 Q r - t e 1 . 19 . . C I , 'I ' 5 lo ' . , 3 ro' r 3 o e J ' e, ' ' c 1. . 'l ls lu' me' s 1, .4 Cl S ' 'fcrx ' ' , Ir. ' Tr c. - Y - el I , , , 2 2 '- 'N ' to be crrtrsal , , 1 A - ' 2 V eci - e ' ' ' A ' .. S study Robert Martin Deegan weneral Bob Mu ic hath charm So too hath art Football l 2 3 Sketch Club 2 3 Blue Owl 3 Student Coon 1 1 Debate Club l Dorothy Jean Dennett ldlou ehold A t mood iature without ub Maxtha Emapan Dike ece ry er Aikie e t oo' io nal l-lonor U her 3 Sott Ball 3 Richard Elton escher Technical Duke Univenity Rich The path ol industry Leads to the pith ot tame. Student Council 25 Ring Committee 35 Blue Owl 3' Canteen Corrn'i.1ee5 Serii i Prom Committee 45 Sei..or Plaj 45 Tatle, a e Statt .. Beverly Dooley Commercial .li ce Work EV Still and calm and self-possessed. Press Club Typist 45 Honor Usher 4. mm! Mary Ann Doucette General Nursing Ann Quality not Quantity Glee Club Press Club EIa1ne Lucie Duclos Comrnerc al Medical Secretary To work to uceced Honor Usher 3 4 Sketch Club 3 Wir Bond Comm ttee 4 Pres Club Typist W Albena Theresa Duffany Commercial Office Work Bena A weet attractive kind otqrice Mary Louise Dunn General R. l. Hospital Sweet and simple, her qrace and manner Glee Club l 2' Chorus l' Triple S 2' Dance Committee 35 leeps 35 Blue Owl 4' Businex Statt' Pres- Club 45 Athletic Ticket Committee 4. Charna Lois Edelstein College lackson Full of tun ie she Honor Usher 35 Blue Owl 3, 45 Tattle- tale 45 Debate Club l, 25 lr. Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Triple S 25 leeps 35 President 4. Page Thirteen A c fv f f 4 ee + - 4- Q . i i V fgg 5111 5 ,, ,m4,j, ,-W... Il,,,.. ji1,l.1 ,. L' 5' S S r s i ' . Dottie lean ' s C IQ . 'jIFf'.1F,. s , I I Press Cl N 3. 4.3 JI A l Mb K of A Massachusetts School Ct '3'hs:cz-th apy , , . Sh 's no t, .all yet: t tcc S i Cl. , . S c K s 5 -. 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