Chelmsford High School - Yearbook (Chelmsford, MA)

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-EG-J ta. W FMT -- 1947 YEAR Booic Latin Club Consuls D. Robcrta johnson joan Shca Sluucxtur Nancy Shca Actliles - Edith Hall .Ioan Hartlcy Doris Stavclcy Barbara Wylie MEMBERS Avila, Mary Durkcc, Bctsy Bishop, Maurccn Farrell, Rita Colmcr, Shirlcy Morrison, Robcrt Crowcll, Sliirlcy Pcttcrson, Evclyn DcGuisc, Elcanor Scrizzi, Dawn Dupcc, Phyllis Shca, Joyce Duc to thc cfforts of xvcral classical stutlcnts, thc Latin Club, which has been in rctircmcnt sincc 1940, was rcvivcd this fall. Throughout thc ycar thc membcrs have lcarncd about claxical myths and Roman customs, for which timc is not allowcd in rcgf ular Latin classcs. Thcy havc also spcnt timc singing such Latin songs as Gaudcamus lgiturn and Oh! johaiiiicsf' and in playing Latin games, such as In'tcrrogatio Holly- woodcnsis. Undcr thcir ablc adqi rr, Miss F. Christine Booth, thc club has donc cxf ccptionally wcll in thc bricf timc alagtcd it for mcctings. 9-.'

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'I A 'D y ,4r'Q!N. A U ' 4 'infix iffy! If 'ff ,SL Z ,i e ,,4'f,- , , - Y . f - 1 .V Lo: Societe Francaise Something new has heen added in the line of activities. It is a French Cluh called La Societe Francaise under the supervision of Mr. Earl J. Wzatt. At the first meeting the following officers were elected: President, Donald Hankinsong Vicefpresident and Treasurer, D. Roherta Johnson, Secretary, Edith Hall. At each meeting a program committee was named to select the activities for the next meeting. At these meetings which were held twice monthly, crossword puzzles, plays, movies, and singing were enjoyed. Memhers of the French Billington, Virginia Boucher, Lorraine Crowell, Shirley Dane, Maureen Delluix, Eleanor Durrell, Norma Gonsalves, Rita Hall, Edith Hankinson, Donald Clulw are: Harvey, Shirley johnson, Roberta Lagasse, Lucille McEnany, Joan McEvoy, John Mills, Jane Mulcahy, Mary Pickard Nancy Pike, Ray Rohey, Rohr-rf Shea, joan Shea, Joyce Sousa, lsahelle Waltt, Charles Vsfhitworth, .Ian Wylit', Barlvara 'I WCS 4 - llwmjl' SMS WWW .f'V'.a0V f3 w W bt, L . f ' AIEL . RD S0 ' S44 5 JM

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Senior Alphabet A is for Allen with beautiful hair, A joy all girls would love to share. B is for Barker, a sleepy gal, But always a real and ready pal. B is for Bell who is sweet and twenty, Of rainbow pins she has a plenty. B is for Berg, a truck he drives, Never by walking to school he arrives. B is for Billington and oh, my hair, For what senior boy has she a flare? B is for Boucher who just loves school, ' Not for homework-ejust to fool. B is for Brennan, to North she belongs, Jealousy is one of her favorite songs. B is for Burne, that guy who is shy, Could it be girls? Is that why? B is for Burton, who hails from West, Comes to school in her very best. C is for Capuano, a friend in need, Always helpful, yes, indeed! C is for Caton whose voice is low, One often sees her at the show. C is for Chagnon and her very high heels, Yes indeed, she has lots of appeal. C is for Chagnon, that little man, Who always avoids homework, if he can. C is for Chancey, the ofiice boy, With all girls he is bashful and coy. C is for Crowell who sits at Watt's desk, In her classes she tries her best. D is for Dane, the outdoor type, She loves to eat apples before they're ripe. D is for Desmarais who loves history, Her love life is a deep mystery. D is for Devno with excited voice Secretarial work is indeed her choice. D is for Dinnigan who works in a store, It's a pleasure to know him, he's no bore. D is for Dufresne, the class tomboy, She loves a life that is full of joy. D is for Dumonts, fascinating twins, In popularity each one wins. E is for Edwards, Artie by name, By hunting and fishing he wins fame. E is for Edwards, Popeye they call him, He's famous for basketball at the Y.M. F is for Farrell, Latin's her favorite, More power to her because she made it. F is for Flavell whose a dashing blonde, Of school work she is not at all fond. F is for Fletcher, who chums with Bo, He takes life easy, as you all know. F is for Flynn, Irish at heart, If you'll but ask her, she'll do her part. F is for Foley and his clarinet, We can tell you he's the very best yet. F is for Fortin who worked in the office, When it comes to history, he's just a novice. G is for Gervais, gentle and fair, She has oceans and oceans of waves in her hair G is for Gonsalves, most quiet of all, She's never noisy even in the hall. G is for Greeley, the man with the horn, All of his jokes are just plain corn. H is for Harvey who's quiet but then Turn around and notice again. H is for Hoyle who captains the team, When it comes to jokes, he's on the beam. H is for Hunt, who hails from East, On school work she keeps mind the least. ,I is for johnson and his curly hair, Delores and he make an ideal pair. K is for Kydd, who works at the stand. Also a jolly member of the band.