Gardner High School - Wampanoag Yearbook (Gardner, MA)

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Elizabeth Jane Grandell 164 Washington Street With her ready smile and excellent sense of humor, Betty finds most things enjoyable. She has been the fash- ion plate of our class. We all wish her the best at Fitch- burg State Teachers College. Clubs: Future Teachers of America 4, Recent History 3 . Paul William Hagen 19 Beech Street Pau1's athletic prowess and his ability for hard work are a sure prediction of success. We'll really miss him in the backfield on the gridiron. Good luck to you, Paul, at the University of Massachusetts. Junior Red Cross Representative 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. Marion Alma Hall 169 Prospect Street Marion plans to move out of town and work as a typist. Gardner's loss, we're all sure, will be some other city's gain. Marion's quiet manner and becoming smile will aid her success. Cynthia Elvira Hallgren 13 Harvard Street Illness and enrollment in another school for a year have kept Cynthia from the limelight. Yet her valuable contri- butions to our art department will be long remembered. Clubs: Stamp and Coin lg Art 4. in i.. , i

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-3 Leonnette Mary Ann Gallant 103 Ryan Street Leonnette has that cheery personality and quiet man- ner that will be an asset to her at the Gardner Trust Com- pany. Our best wishes for you in the future. Diana Louise Gautreau 291 Park Street We are sure Diana will be an efficient oiiice worker. Her admired intelligence will be a great asset to the busi- ness world. Basketball 1, 3. Charles Thomas Fuller 419 Park Street If someone is doing a little teasing, it's sure to be Charley. We wish this likeable fellow the best luck in the Air Force. Muriel Anne Gallant State Road, Westminster Muriel is a fun-loving person who finds humor in any situation. After graduation she plans to attend Becker Junior College in Worcester. Transferred from Loughlin Junior High School, West- minster, Massachusetts, 1956g Argus Typist 45 Senior Play Committee 4g Basketball 1.

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Q, 1 1 I Wifxwewi Robert Richard Hamel 50 Ash Street If Bob has his way he will some day be behind the wheel of a state police cruiser car. His hobby of photog- raphy should also work well into this exciting choice of his life's work. Joyce Ann Hebert 462 Main Street Joyce is a quiet, unassuming lass who has set her goal toward the business field. Next year she hopes to get a job in an office, where she will undoubtedly be someone's very efficient secretary. Senior Play Usherette. Jeanne M. Hamel 14 Greenwood Street A ready smile, an affable personality and a cute coiffure almost insure Jeanne's success as a hairdresser. Best of luck at Elizabeth Ollis Hairdressing Academy, Jeanne. Transferred from Marie-Joseph Academy, Biddeford, Maine, 19565 Argus Business Board 45 Argus jokes Board 2, 3, Clubs: French 2, 33 Drama 45 Senior Play Committee 4. Robert Louis Hanson 60 Montvale Road Bob is the G. H. S. answer to the world of invention. Montvale Road residents have long since become accus- tomed to explosions arising from the Hanson garage. He plans to further his education at Wentworth Institute. Clubs: Biology 2, 3, 43 Pro Merito 3, 4.