Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute - Aggie / Maple Yearbook (Hathorne, MA)

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Barbara (Barb) Williams William A. (Chief) Wood 145 Dayton St. Danvers 138 Bridge St. » Beverly ‘‘Pleasure and action make the hours ‘‘Our cute little Marine’’ seem short’’ Member of F.F.A.eF.F.A, Executive Committee Vice President F.F.A, « Vice President Horticultural Clube President Horticultural Clube Chairman Christmas Greens Shows Chairman Orchestra Committee «+ Football Favorite subject: Handcraft Activities: Chairman F.H.A. Members ship Com. Sr. Yr. Queen’s Court, Jr. Yr. Butman Prize Jr. Yr.e Cafeteria Helper Jr. and Sr. Yr. MmeASS OF '95 SENIOR TWO-YEAR STUDENTS Left to right First row: P. Foulkes, R. Orne, S. Haddock Second row: F. Kilmartin, A. Carter, J. Duffill, R. Wood

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Sandra (Freckles) Starrett Middleton Road « Boxford ‘¢Ambition has no rest?’ Favorite subject: Clothing and Hande crafteActivities: VicesPres. Jr. Classe Poster Com. Jr. Dance F.H.A. Pres. Sr YreeTreas. State F.H.A. Sr. Yree Program Chairman, Jr. Yroe F.H.A, Membership Com, Fr. YreeQueen’s Court Fr. Jr. Yrs.eDelegate to National F.H.A. Convention Jr. YreeRep. Union Agr’l. Meeting Jr. Yree Good Governe ment Rep. Sr Yr Charles E. (Charlie) Varney 234 Hesper St. Saugus Fifty million Frenchmen can’t be wrong’? Honor SocietysHonor RolleVice President Stamp Club Christmas Greens Show Robert G. (Bob) Stevenson, Jr. 7 Huron St. © Swampscott “See the world through a port hole’? Major Advanced Dairy Minor Dairy Lab. President Junior ClasseTreasurer F.F.A.eVarsity Footballe‘‘Maple’’ BoardeScience Show Sweepstakese Mechanics Judging Teame Forestry, Conservation, Rifle ClubseF.F. A. ExhibiteF.F.A. State Delegate ESSEX i Sandra E. (Sandy) Viles 16 Hardy St. » Danvers The pleasantness of her ways will be remembered through all the days”’ Favorite subject: Clothing and Hands crafteActivities: Patrons Com. Sr. Harvest Dance Ass.Bus Manager ‘Green White’’ Jr. Yr.eBus. Manager Sr YreeF.H.A. Song Leader Sr. Yrie Queen’s Court, Jr. Yr.e«Commentator June Fashion Show Jr. Yr, Linda Ann (Cindy) Trembley 111 Asbury St. South Hamilton ‘tThe morrow’s life too late is, live today”’’ Favorite subject: Art Activities: F.H.A. Program Com, Jr. Yr. Cafeteria Helper Fr. Jr. Sr. Yr. Constance (Twinkles) Welenc 24 Driscoll St. « Peabody ‘I’m not arguing, I’m telling you’’ Floriculture MajoreMember of ‘‘Maple Board’’ sSecretary Public Speaking Committee Secretary Vocational Improvement Committee Secretary Horticultural Club Treasurer Horticultural ClubeChristmas Greens ShowsMember of F.F.A,

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We, the girls of the Class of 1957, as we leave these Halls of Learning dispose of certain precious possessions as follows------ Sandy Starrett bequeaths her curls to Millie who may have need for them. Maggie Marcoux leaves a generous share of ‘‘boy friend’’ troubles to anyone fortunate enough not to have any. Linda Trembley will give her book ‘‘How to Scrape Up Credits to Graduate’’ to anyone who has need of it. Chris Fowler confers upon Merrilyn Cook her quiet attentiveness in class. Anne Gates gives her ability to get along with the teachers to Judy Sharpe. Barbara Williams bequeaths her quiet sense of humor to Phyllis Craig. Cynthia French leaves her gentle shyness to Eleanor Focht. Lorraine Feilteau’s dimples are to be divided between Rea Burns and Eleanor Rockwell. Pat Clow leaves her artistic talent to next year’s Poster Committee. Virginia Lord’s book ‘‘How to Hold a Man’’ will be deposited in the Homemaking Library as a reference for whoever needs it. Ruth Hackett gives her excess weight to Mable Rogers. Carol Alaskiewicz leaves her ability to get A’s to everyone who finds it hard. Sandra Viles relinquishes her seat in Tommy’s car to no one. Mary Burgess leaves her ability to speed without getting caught to anyone who hasn’t learned the trick. To the Faculty we leave only pleasant memories of the Class of 1957