Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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SUPERLATIVES Most Sophisticated .,.... ..... J oan Leatherbee Class Woman Hater ..... Peppiest ......,.................. Tallest ................. Best Looking ...... Shortest .......,....,.. Cutest ............ Class Baby .... Richard Marshall . Gilbert Carlson Joan Hutcheon Anna Glass Nancy Hazlehurst Barbara Fernandez Joan Hutcheon .. Barbara Best Pal .....,... ..... ll Tary Ann Barclay Biggest Flirt .... ..... N ancy Hazlehurst Best Natured .....,,.,,...... ..... B arbara O'Neil Most Absent-minded ..... ..... R uth Washburn Most Mischievous .... ..... N ancy Hazlehurst Wittiest ..................... ..... A nn Noyes Most Efficient ...... ..... B arbara Nathan Best Line ....,,.... ..... N ancy Hazlehurst Class Artist .,..... .. Biggest Blusher ..... Class Actress ....... Class Actor .....,.... Betty Merry Marjorie Peterson Bill LaFleur Marty Delano Marty Delano Richard Marshall Bill LaFleur Fernandez Richard Marshall Bill LaFleur Bill LaFleur Gilbert Carlson Bill LaFleur Bruce MacGibbon Richard Marshall Bill Lal-'leur Gilbert Carlson Bruce MacGibbon ,. Joan Hutcheon Bruce MacGibbon Best Physique ......... ....... ..... A n n Brown Most Nonchalant ...............,............ Helen Randall Most Likely To Succeed ............ Barbara Nathan Most Popular .......,.,,............ ,.... B arbara Nathan Most Athletic ...,..... ..... L ill Sheehan Most Obliging ,............. ..... R uth Washburn All-around Student .... Best Dressed .....,.,... Best Sport ..... Best Dancer ........ Class Musicians ..... Barbara Nathan Lill Sheehan Barbara Nathan Lill Sheehan Betty Griswold Lorraine April Bill LaFleur Bill LaFleur ' Richard Marshall Richard Marshall Merritt Ferrell Richard Marshall Bruce MacGibbon Bill LaFleur Richard Marshall Marty Delano Merritt Ferrell Most Petite .. .. Florence Taylor TO THE CLASSES To ,Seniors, the welcome '49 is here, But with it comes gladness, sorrow, and fear, They wonderingly feel their schooldays are few, That after twelve years, they'll be starting anew. To the Juniors '49 means one year to go To gain a little knowledge of all that they should know But when '50 comes in, in the same spot they'll be, Their goals all accomplished, they'll be suddenly free. To the Sophomore mind '51 will ne'er arrive, With all the homework they have, how will they surviv If only they knew that life they're enjoying, They'd stick to their posts and their brains be employing And the poor little Freshmen are feeling quite blue, It's a mighty long time from now to '52, But, dear little Freshmen, don't you fret, The years fly byg you'll get there yet. ANNA GLASS NINETEEIHUHTY- NINE

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