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

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Nancy Hartung Diane Levesque Cynthia Ross Shirley Chatwood Estelle Levesque Emily Stiles Betty Janvrin Cynthia Ross Barbara Sanborn Nancy Hartung Dene Creighton Diane Levesque Deborah Mudge Caroline Tilson Betty Morris Betty Walters Estelle Leveque Maryann Newhall Carol Rand Elaine Frechets Shirley Chatwood Caroline Tilson Arlene King Emily Stiles SENIOR MOST Most Popular Best Looking Best Dancer Most Natural Heartbreaker Neatest Most Bashful Peppiest Class Comedian Done Most For Class Best Natured Biggest Appetite Most Likely To Succeed Class Artist Best Student Youngest In Class Noisiest Most Serious Most Flirtatious Most Courteous Man and Women Hater Class Actor and Actress Teacher's Pet Most Argumentative 27 Dave Townley Phil O'Connor Frank Warner Dale Flynn Paul MacAdams Lee Craig Nick Ricci Bruce Dearborn Neal Mitchell Steve Rosenthal Ed Shinn Richard Pilotte Walter Hohmann Leo Cormier Frank Quinn Roland Martin Bob Flowers Peter Gibbon Bill Shinn Joan O'Neill Bob Walsh Charlie Newhook Tim White Al Bleau

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GIRL’S CLASS WILL Being of sound mind and body, we, the members of the class of 1961, leave the following as our last will and testament: Carol Rand kindly leaves her hairnets to Mr. Potter. Annette Waller receives Nancy Hartung's ability to chat constant- Ly. The swivel hips of Raelene Herlihey are left to Joyce Stevens. Mary Newhall bequeaths her extreme loquaciousness to Jean Jaff- arian. All of Diane Levesque's car troubles go to any underclassmen who drive to school. Elaine Frechette gives the back seat of the bus to Marcia Tho- mas. For Marie Frasca's collection, Debbie Mudge donates her late slips. Estelle Levesque leaves to Norma Spring her blushing bashful- ness, and hopes she will use it in the right places. Barbara Sanborn and Emily Stiles have collectively left their corny jokes, beautiful smiles, and ability to get along with the teachers to Janet Paradise. Betty Janvrin leaves her bushy eyebrows to any underclassman who needs them. The privilege of riding in Miss Reid's sports car is given by Arlene King to Charlene Burbine. Betty Walters leaves her petite figure to any girl or girls ona reducing diet. Sandra Winchester receives Cynthia Ross' way with the boys. To Marie Odette, Dene Creighton leaves her mascara and flut- tering eyes. Shirley Chatwood leaves allher extra brains and hard work to Andrea Taylor. Her bad te mper, Caroline Tillson kindly bestowes on Jackie Marc- hand, Hoping they will get along with the driver, Betty Morris thought- fully leaves her seat on the Ramsey Bus. In witness whereof, we the senior class of 1961, of the Essex County Homemaking School have set our hand and seal to this will. 29