Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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MARTHA WILMA NICKERSON Ambition: To be able to run all the office machines made. Favorite Occupation: Teasing. Most Disliked Occupation: Reading. Favorite Expression: Oh fudge! EDITH ULRIKA PETERSON Ambition: To go to the University of Southern California. Favorite Occupation: Getting Sun-tanned. Most Disliked Occupation: Listening to some one retell a movie. Favorite Expression: Hey , Dolly. DORIS J. PRINCE Ambition: To tour the United States and Mexico. Favorite Occuption: Thinking, scribbling, and roller skating. Most Disliked Occupation: Secretarial work. Favorite Expression: Where's Pete? LAWRENCE DELANO RAYMOND Ambition: To be a husband. Favorite Occupation: To get out with girls. Most Disliked Occupation: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Expression: Certainly, THOMAS WILLARD TAYLOR Ambition: Learn to dance. Favorite Occupation: To keep busy. Most Disliked Occupation: Doing odd jobs. Favorite Expression: Oh, Poodgy. CLARENCE WADSWORTH WALKER Ambition: Play professional baseball. Favorite Occupation: Baseball. ' Most Disliked Occupation: Reading. Favorite Expression: Oh, for corndakesf' MALCOLM MOSIIER Ambition: Learn to dance. Favorite Occupation: Golfing. Most Disliked Occupation: Studying. Favorite Expression: Tell me more. NANCY BREWSTER O'NEIL Ambition: To become world's greatest actress. Favorite Occupation: Dancing. Most Lisllkeid Occupation: Going to Algebra c ass. Favorite Expression: Rippy-tippyj' MARY ANN PETERSON Ambition: To win. Favorite Occupation: Day-dreaming. Most Disliked Occupation: Cooking. Favorite Expression: For crying out loud! RICHARD COOPER PRINCE Ambition: To photograph a mirage. Favorite Occupation: lVl9Ch3IlIC2.l Drawing. Most Disliked Occupation: Typing. Favorite Expression: For goodness sake. CLINTON R. SAMPSON Ambition: Get Rich. Favorite Occupation: Eating. ' Most Disliked Occupation: Doing Algebra. Favorite Expression: Huh. ARTHUR EVERETTE VERGE Ambition: Learn to dance. u Favorite Occupation: Swimming.. Most Disliked Occupation: Studylrltl- Favorite Expression: Why? U31

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PERSONAL DATA ARTHUR DRESCHER BRADFORD A nzbtion: To be a famous flyer- , 1 Favorite Occupation: Domi! WINES fm others. D , Most liisliked Occupation: Studying, F.iv..ritc Expression: Sure thing. EARLA RICHARDS CHANDLER Ambition: To be a secreta1'y. ' Faviirite Occupation: Sports and dancing. Most l-isliked Occupation: Staymtl h0m9- Fav rite Expression: Oh, darn. WINTHROP SUNDLING HAGMAN Yi-1bit'on' To get married. F'vvor't'- Occupation: Going out with girls. Most Disliked Occupation: Going to bed early. Favorite Expression: Tack sa niyfc-ke. IRVIN A BRADFORD JONES Ambition: To work for the United Fruit Company. Favorite Occupation: Teasing Martha. 'Host I fsliked Occupation: Staying home. Favorite Expression: Oh, fer gosh sakes! BARBARA HELEN MORTON Ambition: Prove I can teach Math. Favorite Occupation: Dancing. Most I'isliked Occupation: Translating French. Favorite Expression: You're a rat! EDWARD KENDALL BLANCHARD Ambition: To get in the Navy as a radio operator. Favorite Occupation: Loafing. Most Disliked Occupation: Working. Favorite Expression: What have I done? FRANCES MARGARET BURNS Ambition: To keep happy. Favorite Occupation: Enjoying myself. Most Disliked Occupation: tiett.ng up in the morning. Favorite Expression: Oh-h, M'land! EVFLYN MARJORIE EDWARDS Ambition: To live to see the year 2000. Favorite Occupation: Going places. Most Disliked Occupation: Taking shorthand dictation. Favorite Expression: You know xx hat? FREDERIC HARRINGTON, JR. A vnbition: To shoot a crow. Favorite Occupation: Reading Newspapers. Most Disliked Occupation: Anything remote- ly pertaining to work. Favorite Expression: What do we have in Physics? NORMA ALTHEA MacKENNY Ambition: To be successful. Favori.te Occupation: Having fun. Most Disliked Occupation: Waiting to go to Maine. Favori.te Expression: Do you mean it? t12l

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CLASS SONG l. 'Tis june, the month of roses, of golden, sunny hours, Of liquid birdnotes calling, the month of sun and flowers, And Natureis myraid voices from field and stream repeat The song our hearts are singing, Commencement Day to greet Chorus: 2. Right joyfully we hail thee, O long-expected day! Yet there's a thrill of sadness that will not pass away For autumns, golden weather no more for us will cell The hour of glad returning to scenes we've loved so well. 3. No more the good old friendships, no more the well-lcown ways For us new paths must open, new duties fill our days. But time can never alter devotion tried and true, And Mem'ry will malce sweeter the joys that here we lcnew. 4. So, Classmates, stand together, as heartily we raise One loyal song at parting in Duxbury High School's praise. May Fortune smile upon her, may men her name enthrone, And we forever cherfsh her honor as our own. Chorusg lift then your voices clear and strong! Hope gilds the future's wayg I ove lights the past we've known so long, l ld! to Commencement Day! U41