Chester High School - Blue Print Yearbook (Chester, MA)

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Whitney A, Philbrook April 9, 19h0 Blue Print M Granite Chi s L Valet 2, S ccer E Eastern States Host A Basket ball 1,2,3,h Baseball l,2,3 Magazine Campalgn 1, Escort 2,3, Pro Merito 3, Com mittees Dance l,2,3,h Senior Play Frolics of '56 3 Pet peeve Wnglish class Secret ambition To sell Curtis a Ford Q3 Ilmer V Raitio August S, 1939 Blue Print M, Granite Chi s M, Com ittees Dggc3'1,2,3,h Senior ay h Frolics of Pet peeve Word owners Secret ambition To sell Smiths a Chevy Ethel Jean Hoods July M, 1939 Blue Print M, Granite Chi s 2,3,h, Queen's Court 2,3, Vice Presfden President H Senior Play 3 Good Government Day Dele gate L, Frolics of '56 3 Basketball 2,3, M, Magazine Campaign l,3, Usher 1, Athlet ic Council 2 Flower Girl 1, Escort 2 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2,3, Pro Merito 3 Committees Dance l,2,3,h, Senior Play h Frolics of '56 3 Pet peeve Southampton Secret ambition Wo be a policewoman as 31.6-a '5- CLASS ADVISER Miss Betty Catsoufis has cheerfully served as our class adviser for the past year. We regret that we were unable to work with her for a longer time, and we envy future classes their opportunity to have her guidance. 0 , I 3 ' 0 I I ' f e o 3 2 I ' u . , 0 ., -. , I 2 5 ug 0 I ' X 'bg G -- U g f'gm,5f T, Q ssss lg 1 Q 0 0 g : I 9 0 --L M 1 -J be f 3 it H l I yi' I LL V or - Y V 3 ki, 3 ' lg? 3 1 0 o 3 . . ' ' C 3 ' 3 0 0 l 0 , -1.1 f 'V 1 1 y 1 c o 0 A K - 0 , o , , ' '- -- it bk

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,s11..,.,f 5 ,., Dear old Chester Hlgh, we love you, To you we'll be true, There's no other school above you Neath the skies of blue And when school days have departed, M8mOPl6S shall cling, Though they leave us quite downhearted At the thoughts they brlng Thou hts of friendship, thoughts of teachers, Memories of old tlmes, Gather round our Alma Mater Wlth our thoughts sublime Though we wander far, VBMOPIGS that never perlsh, Thou art our Star 6156 Hem THE ROAD TO THE RIGHT For a long time, together, we have climbed This path, steep as McKinley's slopes, Curved as the rambling Wabash River One moment we had pebbles 'Neath our weary feet, the next The sun was shining on the countryside, Filled with florid honeysuckle, devil's paintbrush, And dalnty dalsies, so demure and quaint Another moment, 'round the bend, we saw the glossy Tri leaves of the poison 1vy, thriving among Stones, obstructing our way We hesitated, But the whistllng, whisperlng wind urged us forward And now, our destination still unattained, We are compelled to choose which way we take Complacency, the road to the left, looks easy And well-trodden. Challenge, the road to The right, looks hard and not well-used. May past experiences strengthen us in Our choice of the road to the right. Judith Oppenheimer 0 D Chester High, we'll always cherish,