Gardner High School - Wampanoag Yearbook (Gardner, MA)

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WAMPANUAG , it tiff f ,5 7 HDXVARD Fl'I'ZCil'fRAl,D Fitzie GENERAL cotrkss Colonel fohn Lzzurem' Glee Club CI, 251 Baseball CI, zlg Football Ci, 2, 415 Swimming KI, 2, 355 Orchestra CQ, 354 Minstrel Show C214 Boy Councillor Edward is one of the most musical persons in school. How we love to hear him syncopate the latest tunes on his banjo. He also finds time to tlevote to athletics. Fitz always has a snappy comeback for any joke that is playecl on him. IDRI-fT'l'.-X l l.FURAN'I' Low! comm:-:RCIAL covass lz'c't.vy R055 Civics Club Qzjg Class Hockey Clilg May Day Program fill. 'llo see her in school, one might think that Loretta was a quiet girl, but we know that this appearance covers a Very lively nature. RAYMOND FRHHM.-KN Ray GENERAL COURSE Daniel 14Veb.fle7' Glee Club Cllg Science Club Czlg Public Speaking and Debating Club 13, .tlg Room Vice-President C13- Raymond never comes to a history class without a well prepared lesson and is always ready to take a leading part in any argument that comes up. This is very noticeable while watching him in a debate. He attempts to raise the roof and bangs one fist into the palm ol' the other hantl which makes him a forceful and etlfective speaker. l'Alil-I 'VWICN'l'Y-SICYFCN

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WAMPANOAG 'xx' L W irirrx .IDE as gyf- 717 - J 77 LFNNARTH HIUCKSON l,l'7I71'V GENERAL cotiitss Sfzvinvf i-lfinmf Science Club CQ, jilg Vice-President of Science Club l,ennzu'th is inclined to be self-conscious in class, but in a crowd of friends we Find him quite the opposite. A bit more confidence in yourself, Lenny, would do miracles for you. l'AKili 'l'WI-1N'l'Y Hlell.l'fiN EHNSTRUM Swede ui-:NERAL couizsiz flflfzqv Ba!! Wll.YfIi71Aff0W Cilee Club f2ilg Civics Club fl, jlg Dramatic Club f4lg Athletic Council f3lJ Class 'lleam Basketball fqlg Honor Roll fi, Qlg Vice-President of Civics Clubg Cheer Leader 12, 35g Oflice Assistant Cgl. Wherever the crowd is, you can hear the rousing cheers under Helen's lively leadership. Besides being a cheer leader, her carefree way has won her many friends. l,l'lO HRICKSON Eric GENERAL couitsiz Genera! Yqfrey zfmlzerxf l.eo is a quiet classmate who confined his associa- tion mostly to the other boys from Hubbardston. How manv times has he been called to the oHice or other places when Len-narth was wanted! He never appeared to be in a gloomy frame of mind. -SIX

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WAMPANOAG . Q5 f Lois IfRIssif:Ll. Hizzie COLLEGE COURSE flnne Bmrlfftreet Dramatic Club C1 , 2, 455 Public Speaking Club C35g Honor Roll CI, 2, 3, 454 Room Vice-President C154 Literary Board ol' Argus C2, 35g Art Board C455 C. M. I. P. A. Convention fi, 354 Honorary Junior Member of Woman's Clubg Year Book 145g Class Prophecy. 5Vhat would our Art Department do ii' it wererft for Lois? We cannot imagine. And as for her studies, it seems that all she has to do is to glance at a page to fasten it firmly in her memory until the proper time Comes to release it. MARY GAJDANOVNTCZ .Marvin 'GENERAL couizss A'm1e Rutledge Because of her shy and retiring manner, we l1aven't had the opportunity of being as intimate with Mary as we would like. However, we know that she is a conscientious student and a pleasant person. DOROTHY GARBOSE Do! co1.1.eGE couase Barbara Friezrlzie Dramatic Club fl, Z, 3, 45g Honor Roll fI5g Dramatic Club Play CI5. Il' you would like to get a resume of the latest novel, go to Dot, for there's not one she hasn't read. VVe suspect that she will specialize in French and English. PAGE 'VNVl'lN'l'Y-IQIGT-VI'