Gardner High School - Wampanoag Yearbook (Gardner, MA)

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WAMPANOAG mia gr 4 .stiff X 1' RUTH CARRTCK Dot co1,1.EoE couass Eleanor Calvert Custir Dramatic Club CI, 2, 3, 45g Athletic Ball Commit- tee C3, 45g Junior-Senior Reception Committee C355 High SchoolBall Committee C35g Pound Party Committee C35g Varsity Hockey C3, 454 Class Basketball CI, 2, 354 Class Hockey CI, 25g Class Swimming C355 Honor Roll CI, 2, 3, 454 Class Secretary C2, 355 Secretary of Dramatic Club CI, 25g Assembly Programsg Graduation Chorus C355 Girls' Chorus C354 Argus Board C35Q Senior Play. Dot is one of those girls who are fortunate enough to be equally at ease in the gym, before a table piled high with books, or at the social gatherings which she brightens with her breezy smile and gay friendliness. That she finds herself equally at home on the stage was proved by her portraval of Aunt Millie in the Senior Play. MARAIORTF CHAPMAN Marge GENERAL couizsi-: Mzzry Philipa' Art Club CI5g Glee Club C25g Senior Class Banquet Committeeg Class Track Cl, 355 Class Basketball C35g Manager of Girls' Track Team C45g Honor Roll Cl, 25g Home Room President C15g Locals Board of Argus C455 Cafeteria C455 Ofiice Asg sistant C45. Marjorie commutes back and forth every day. The fact that she lives out of town does not mean that she is not an active participant in a great many of Gardner's social events. EMILY CLEAVES Em COLLEGE coukse A'nnFai1jfax Glee Club C255 Track C25g Class Hockey C353 Varsity Hockey C455 Class Swimming C35. No matter what you do you can't dampen Emily's enthusiasm and her mischievous spirit. She's an all around sportswoman, loves animals, rides a horse, and drives a car. Emily is an accomplished young ladyiespecially in playing tricks. PAGE TW E N'I'Y-'IWVU

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-Y-- W A M P A N O A G -ae flaw C ' tufts aff 5' -- - -7 Y li'I'HHl. BU'I'I.IiR lit COMMERUA1. couizsiz ' ,inn Slmlv Glee Cluh Cllg Dramatic fllg May Day Exercises 139. Have you ever seen the modest Ethel give an interpretation of Egyptian I-llla's antics? Although! shy anil retiring she has a delightful sense nl humor antl a natural gilt of mimicry. A-XLYCIQ CAPLIN fi! COMMERCIAL coliksii Nzrfzzfznzllz Plzifilzm' Civics Club fllg filee Clulm fllg Class Hockey fi, Zlg Class Baskethall lli, 1, ,glg Varsity Hockey lalg Varsity Basketball Cajg Class Swimming C215 Class Tennis Czl. ,-Xlyce is among those who will never get grey hair over stutlymg. Her uneripecteal remarks on the way home from school have given us a gnoxl many laughs. MARY CARR .Une uommeacmi, corfzsia ,Hwy Gibbrnlf Sewing Club Cllg Civics Clulw fllg Minstrel Show fab. Mae is extremely good-naturetl. She has gainctl many l.fICIlilS hy her love of lun and her ready smile. As lor lvemg a competent secretary, well, ask Miss Whittier. O Q' EF x C PAC! Ii 'I'W I-1N'l'Y-UN li

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W A M P A N O A G if ftifsir 2' kylie if H 3 fe sw H.-XRIAND COBB Hubby coMMEizciAi, eoiutss Lewis Cfmi' Seienee Club lllg Honor Roll fi, 1, Kg, 41. Although Harland was Voted the shortest boy ol' the class, he claims that, by actual measurement there is somebody shorter than he. His size makes him well-known to nearly everybody, and his good nature has given him many friends. Harland may i not be an UA scholar, but does Verv well in his studies. i IDIS CRABTRl ili Lair' co1.1.EoE eotutsig lleferz Him! f71ztA-.mn lilee Club lillg Honor Roll li, :lg Class Team Basketball ll, jrlg Local Board ol Argus Kg, 43. If you are searching for a person who will be a loyal friend at all times, get an introduction to Kitty. Besides maintaining a high rank in her studies, she.has managed such outside activities as Scouts, all lornis ol outdoor sports, dates -oh, oh! Hlil.l-IN CZHH.-YIUWS K I Len cox1MERc1Ai. coritsii ,Wfzrv Tnda' Sewing Club lllg Girls' Cilee Club lllg Honor Roll li, 2, 33. Helen, one ol' our few real blondes, has golden hair which could brighten up the darkest blues.', The gentlemen, however, who prefer her according to the prevailing custom, don't seem to be preferred by her. Maybe it is because she's bashliul. Il' so, others ol' the so-called weaker sex might try Copy- ing the demure downeast glances which wreak such havoc on our men. l'.MiI-I 'VN I-IN'l'Y!I'H Illili