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

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Lorraine Rogers Ellen Lawlor Janet Stapledon Doris Clay Louise Landford Judy Sharpe Margucrite Denis Carol Sanborn Arline Ouellette Margucrite Denis Carol Sanborn Ellen Lawlor Jackie Garlick Ellen Lawlor Janct Stapledon Dorothy Cotoni Arline Oucllette Carole LeBlanc Merrilyn Cook Trade Secret Sandra Brown Jackie Garlick Helen Scoglio Judy Sharpe Janet Stapledon SENIOR MOST Class Actor Actress Teachers Pet Best Personality Best Student Heartbreaker Class Artist Mast Likely To Succeed Most Sociable Most Natural Done Most For Class Best Looking Biggest Appetite CLASS OF Man Woman Hater Best Dancer Most Popular Most Flirtatious Neatest Peppiest Most Argumentative Youngest in Class Most Bashful Most Courteous Most Serious Nozsiest Class Comedian fare Daniel Conery Thomas Dolan Gerald Jordan Ronald Valliere John Zalenski James Libbey Philip Gagnon Karl Hiltz Russell Robinson Joseph LaBonte Maurice Lynch Norman Wellington Bruce Wade James Root Donald Wright Maurice Lynch Donald Bevilacqua Ernest Durfee George Jones Ronald Valliere Philip Gagnon Jack London David McCarthy James Keans Richard Hathaway

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BRUCE E. (Dan’l) WADE Haverhill Road, Boxford “Silence is Golden” Major: Advanced Poultry Activities: Vice President Poultry Club; Projection Club; Poultry Judg- ing; Topsfield Fair Exhibit; Public Speaking. DONALD P. (Red) WHITE 24 Union Street, Methuen “He may seem quiet but look again” Major: Ornamental Horticulture Activities: Maple Board, Horticulture Club; Christmas Greens Show; Tops- held Fair Exhibitor. ESSE DONALD (Elvis) WRIGHT 112 Jenness Street, Lynn “Go Daddy O” Major: Shop Activities: Dance Committee; Captain Basketball; Junior Vegetable Team; Vegetable Judging Team, 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Good Government Day Representative. AGGIE SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Mr. R. Goodno, Miss M, Harris, Mr. R, White

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Ag Jica® FPN me tages Beet Agen et Amr, We, the Class of 1958, being of sound mind and body do hereby agree to this our Last Wil: and Testa- ment and therefore bequeath the following to our fellow students: Betty Hills believes that getting along with teachers will be in style next year, thanks to Doris Clay. Ruth Canney, who loves that new mint-tasting glue found on stamps, would be happy to receive Merrilyn Cook’s stamp collection. Janet Stapledon bequeaths her auburn tresses to Pat Williams. Does anyone want to learn how to sew on a button? Louise Landford is giving free lessons. Sandra Brown leaves her naturally (pinned up every night) curly hair to Carol Knox. Dorothy Cotoni has discovered a simple way of developing her shoulders muscles with an accordion. How about it, Dianne LeBrasseur, want to learn? Claire Gaudette stated that she hkes to walk in sand, so to her go Ellen Lawlor’s sand-clopping desert boots. Knowing that four eyes are better than two, Marguerite Denis leaves her binocs to Judy Jones. Anyone want to learn the art of drawing a straight line? If so, Judy Sharpe leaves her artistic ability to you. Caro] LeBlanc gives her natural ability of being goofy to Lorene Lambert. You will never have to say, “If I knew you were coming, I’d have baked a cake,” if you'll only listen to Lorraine Rogers. Judy Denis will receive from Arline Ouellet a much needed lesson on classroom attentiveness. Our renowned authority on dieting, Jacky Garlick, leaves her vast knowledge to Carol Palmer. Helen Scoglio and Caro] Sanborn, both being skeptical about letting someone else warm the rider seats in those certain cars, leave that privilege to no one. To Miss Harris, who always has our best interests in mind, goes the extra money left in the class treasury. To Mrs. Maude, who has been our diligent leader and true friend, we leave our countless thanks from the Class of 1958.