Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1939 volume:

rjOtoLlMENTg OE ' OGRAPHER SComplimel o; POULOSPHOfOGRARHER Portraits of distinction. Glou Hfer; Mass; Compliments of GLOUCES R daily times PATaOKTZBiOUR H ICKE� DVBRTISBRS THE SENIOR FLICKER I fFe Extend Our HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to all the GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1939 OF GI.OUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL WtUtam . Proton Companp AND iWarfeet, 3nc. OPERATED BY ®f)e PHtUiam Proton Company PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS PBOPERH OF SAWYER FREE LIBRARY THE SENIOR FLICKER FLICKER STAFF, 1939 THE SENIOR FLICKER 3 FLICKER STAFF - Editor ' iri ' Chief PAULINE S. AHOLA Richard W. Davis Samuel Chiancola Dorothy Flygare William Goodwin Mary Grogan Assistant Editors Class Roll Chairman, Anna Hickey Joanne Hartford Harriet Karcher Eleanor Mattos 1939 William F. Souza Constance Rich Lucy Roland Katherine Savage Olga Smith Financial Manager, Edward Fallon Assistant, May Keating Elizabeth Cowie Class Ballot Shirley Crowell Photographs Chairman, Adeline Botelho Janet MacLaughlin Melvin Kramer Chairman, Francis Perry Class History Charles Gray Class Calendar Art Jean Fialho Robert McPhee Frederick Mulhaupt Ernest Leavitt Ralph Nichols Candid Camera Mary Cronin Salvatore Gemmellaro John Irvin Andersen Advertising Ma;nager Lois McKenney Elaine Lopez Robert Macinnis Grinds Russell Hannibal Business Staff Office Manager Ellen Burns Russell Moody Margaret Oakes Harrigan Charles Harting William Thanos Advertising Assistant Jean McPhee Priscilla Parkhurst Mabel Tucker Sales Manager, Carolyn Parsons Gloria Amiro Sarah Holmes Marjorie Parr Marjorie Lannon Patricia Havlichek Priscilla Sloan Priscilla Zager Olive Cameron Marion DelTorchio Mary Hunt Peggy MacDonald Esther Marshall Typists Chairmap, Mary F. Silveria Bertha McNair Ruth Noble Helen Nunes Mary Emma Perkins Anna Rose Helen Sargent Edith Swinson Lorna Tarr Rita Bradley Class President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Officers John Larsen Sherman Ruth Owen Gillie Harriet Karcher 4 THE SEHIOR FLICKER New Ei glaivd Business School 38 NEWBURY STREET - BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS operated by BABSON’S STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED Our students benefit from training which is personally organized by Mr. Roger W. Babson. In forty years of active business he has hired, trained and managed thousands of young men and women. His interests include contacts with the nation’s foremost industries. When enrolling in the New England Business School, you associate yourself with an atmos- phere of successful business leadership. To Secure and Hold a Position you are soundly trained in accounting, typewriting, stenography, and other skilled business subjects. For Future Promotion you are given courses in applied economics, principles of management, public speaking, and other subjects helpful to personality development. Purchasing Courses are particularly emphasized. These courses are believed to be valuable to students both as future business men and women, and as consumers. Trips to Plants are a feature of the School and put you in touch with actual working conditions in typical factories, stores, and offices. Placement In Jobs is among the School’s most helpful activities. Altho jobs cannot be “guaranteed”, every effort is made to assist competent graduates get placed and promoted. A unique Work-Study program is of- fered to help capable students apply their training and prepare for entrance into business positions. Students gain a powerful advantage in being trained at a realistic school, — a school which is organized and operated from the viewpoint of active business men and experienced employers with widespread responsi- bilities an ' d large payrolls. Please address inquiries to BABSON’S STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED WELLESLEY HILLS, MASSACHUSETTS THE SEKIOR FLICKER 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Flicker Staff Photo 2 Flicker Staff and Senior Officers 3 Picture of Captain Raymond E. Shaw 6 Dedication 7 In Memoriam 8 Prologue 9 Class Roll ; 10 Class Ballot 64 Gleanings from the Class Ballot 65 Class Ballot Cartoon 67 Snap Shots 68 Thrills of the Season 69 History of Class of 1939 70 Club Prologue 75 Club Photos 76 R. O. T. C. Section 86 Football Cartoon 90 Calendar 91 Cartoons 105 Grinds 107 Seniors in Literature 115 Farewell 117 Autographs 136 6 THE SEKIOR FLICKER Courtesy of Kupsinel Captain Raymond E. Shum, U. S. A. ■pi THE SEKIOR FLICKER 7 Bettuation To Captain Raymond E. Shum U. S. A. whose high standards and patient direction have given us an R. O. T. C. regiment of which we are justly proud, we, the class of ’39, dedicate our FLICKEK 8 THE SEHIOR FLICKER 3n iHemonam FREDERICK A. CORLISS Born January 5, 1922 Died September 26, 1938 “Immortality o’ersweeps all pains, all tears, all time, all fears, and peals, li e the eternal thunder ,of the deep, into my ears this truth: Thou livest forever!” -- ' BYRON THE SENIOR FLICKER 9 PROLOGUE TW« Honors, awards, hopes, disappointments and dis couragement have initermingled to make up the picture of our four years in high school. This Flicker aims to record for us the prouder and gayer moments. Although the future may change our attitudes and standard of values, our individual triumphs, recorded herein, will always bring a happy glow of memory. In the future we may look back and smile sentimentally over the snapshots, autographs, and jokes that will recall many incidents, friends, and memorable events. Our aim is the creation of a year book that will have significance not only now but in the years to come. Even though this book may grow old along with us, let us hope that the turning of its pages will always recall those pleasures which we have shared at G. H. S. 1939 PAULINE AHOLA Flicker Editor ' in ' Chief CLASS JOHN LARSEN President JOHN GILLIE Treasurer SHERMAN RUTH Vice President HARRIET KARCHER Secretary 1939 ROLL Name— JOHN LARSEN Address — 127 Prospect Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Baseball Ambition — To play basketball — right Honors — Class President, 3, 4; National Honor Society; Honors 1,2,3; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Roosevelt Club; Per-- feet Attendance 1,3; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— SHERMAN RUTH Address — 112 Prospect Street Course — College Characteristic Interest — Baseball Ambition — To play pro. baseball Honors — Class Vice President 4; Honors 1,2,4; National Hon- or Society, president 4; Captain 4; Commander Exhibition platoon 4; Baseball 1,2,3, captain 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— HARRIET K. KARCHER Address — 10 Knowlton Square Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Puzzles Ambition — To become rich Honors — Class Secretary 4; Flicker Staff; Highest Honors 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Basketball 1,2; Hitpin Baseball 1,2; lOO ' Word Shorthand Award; 56 ' word Typewriting Award; Grade X Spelling Champion; Roosevelt Spelling Trophy 3; Hearst Grade XI Suburban Champion 3; Pattie, Forward Pass; Mikado; Girls’ Club Cabinet 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 3,4; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— JOHN OWEN GILLIE Address — 17 Mount Vernon Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Eating Ambition — To succeed in the field of accounting and become a C. P. A. Honors — Treasurer 3,4; Highest Honors 3; Honors 1,2,4; National Honor Society; Prize Squad 3; Sergeant 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— PAULINE AHOLA Address — 68 High Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sailing Ambition — To be secretary to the captain of an ocean liner Honors — Flicker, editordn chief ; Honors 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; Basketball, captain 1,2; Flash Staff 2,3,4; Beacon Staff, junior editor 3; senior editor 4; Sunny Skies; Pattie; Service Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Club Cabinet 2,3,4: Roosevelt Club; Assistant Secretary 3; Secretary 4; Flandbook Committee 3,4. Autograph 12 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— GERTRUDE ALBEE Address — 31 Mansfield Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Eating Ambition — Stenographer Honors — Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— ANTHONY ALBERT Address — 7 Allen Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To go to college Honors — 2nd Lieutenant; Football 1,2,3, captain 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Competitive Track Awards; Pinafore; Glee Club, president 4; Service Club 1,2,4; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— EDWARD A. ALEXANDER Address — 30 Friend Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Car, Gas, East Gloucester Ambition — Ask R. A. Honors — Corporal 4; Mikado; Sunny Skies; Forward Pass; Roose- velt Club; Perfect Attendance 2; Flash Staff 2. Autograph Name— GEORGE ALLEN Address — 6 Reynard Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Bookkeeping Ambition — To get a good job Honors — Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— MARY JANE ALLEN Address — 8a Granite Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Cooking Ambition — To be a child’s nurse Autograph THE SEHIOR FLICKER 13 Name— RICHARD D. AMERO Address — 7 Columbia Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — “Speed” and Cars Ambition — To own a convertible Buick sedan and beat Alexander Honors — Captain 4; Prize Squad 3; Roosevelt Club; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— ROBERT EDWARD AMERO Address — 7 Columbia Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Everything Ambition — To get out of town Honors — Sunny Skies; Cheer Leader. Autograph Name— GLORIA AMIRO Address — 52 Granite Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Science Ambition — To be a nurse Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 1, 2; National Honor Society; Essex County 4 ' H Food Contest Winner; Flash Staff 4; Beacon Staff 3; Forward Pass; Service Club 4; Roosevelt Club; Latin Club 3; 4 ' H Club 2,3; Art Club 1. Autograph Name— IRVIN C. ANDERSEN, Jr. Address — 78 Eastern Avenue Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Sports and Sporting Ambition — To be a successful business man Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 1,2; Captain 4; Commander of Prize Squad 3; Track 3,4; Pinafore, assistant stage manager; Senior Play; Roosevelt Club; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— ROBERT HENRY ANDERSEN Address — 7 Stanwood Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — All sports Ambition — Essex Aggie Honors — Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph 14 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— PHYLLIS ANDERSON Address — 1129 Essex Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — “Ducky” Ambition — To find work after graduation Autograph Name— RUTH ANDERSON Address — 23 Addison Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sports and dancing Ambition — To overcome my blushing Honors — Softball 1,2,3A; Basketball 1,2 A; Hitpin; Base ' ball 1,2, 3, 4; Pattie; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 2,3. Autograph Name— HELEN M. AVEDISIAN Address — 10 Columbia Street Course— General Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — Happy future Honors — Glee Club 1,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Perfect Atteu ' dance 1, 2. Autograph Name— IRENE L. BERTONI Address — 1045 Washington Street Course — General Ambition — Hairdresser Honors — Art Club 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Autograph Name— THELMA BLACK Address — 206B Washington Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Glee Club Music Ambition — Star reporter on New York Times Honors — Honors 1, Mikado; Sunny Skies; Pinafore; Glee Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph THE SEHIOK FLICKER IS Name— ADELINE VERONICA BOTELHO Address — 26 Bass Avenue Course— Commercial Characteristic Interest — Horseback Riding Ambition — To become a successful accountant Honors — Flicker, chairman of club photos; Honors 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; Flash Staff 4; Beacon Staff 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Dramatic Club 3,4; French Club 1,2; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— ROBERT BOUDREAU Address — 8 Poplar Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Science Ambition — To do most for the “larger good.” Honors — Rifle Team 3; Service Club 1,2,3. Autograph Name— RUTH JANETTE BOWEN Address — 9 Rear Harmony Square Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Swimming Ambition — To be the first woman president Honors — Honors 4; Sunny Skies; Glee Club 3,4; Biology Club 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4. Autograph Name— JOHN BRADLEY Address — 4 Rackliff Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Engineering Ambition — To be mayor of Rocky Neck Honors — Corporal 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Autograph Name— NATALIE BRADLEY Address — 545 Washington Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Eyes Ambition — Air hostess Honors— Basketball 2; Roosevelt Club; Assistant Secretary 3. Autograph 16 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— RITA3RADLEY Address — 54 Warner Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Freckles Ambition — File Clerk Honors — Flicker Staff; Sunny Skies, Mikado, Pinafore; Glee Club 1,2,3; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— OLIVETTE MARGARET BRAGG Address — 381 Essex Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — N urse Honors — Honors 1; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— ELIZABETH BRANCALEONE Address — 7 Mansfield Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To travel Honors — Honors 2,3,4; Pattie; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Service Club 4. Autograph Name— BARBARA V. BRAZIER Address — 30 Prospect Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To be what I ought to be Honors — Basketball 1; Beacon Staff 4; Sunny Skies; Service Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2,3. Autograph Name— ELLEN BURNS Address — 3 Colonial Street Course — General Characteristic Interest— Drawing Ambition — To be a successful secretary Honors — Honors 2; Flicker, office manager; lOO ' Word Shorthand Award. Autograph THE SEHIOR FLICKER 17 Name— JOHN F. BURNS Address — 42 Cleveland Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Photography Ambiiton — Craftsman Honors — Corporal 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Autograph Name— OLIVE MAE CAMERON Address — 39 Eastern Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Dancing, Clothes Ambition — To become a successful secretary Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 2; Basketball, captain 1; Hitpin Baseball 1,2; Flash Staff 4; Pattie; Sunny Skies; Forward Pass; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— ANNE CAMPBELL Address — 28 Blynman Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To be happy always Honors — Winner of First Year Type Contest 2; Secretary 4; Classroom Spelling Contest Winner 3. Autograph Name— KENNETH R. CAMPBELL Address — 307 Main Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — The Josephine and Margaret Ambition — To become skipper of a fishing boat Honors — Corporal 4; Individual Drill 3; Orchestra 1; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— ROBERT CAPILLO Address — 7 Marshfield Street ' Course — General Characteristic Interest — Science Ambition — To get a job as a radio man Honors — Perfect Attendance 2,3. Autograph 18 THE SEKIOR FLICKER Name— LILIAN CARR Address — 53 Warner Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — The Cove Ambition — Caret initio et fine Honors — Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— SAMUEL J. CHIANCOLA Address — 19 School Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Hi-Y Club Ambition — To be an officer in the Army Air Corps Honors — Flicker Staff; National Honor Society; Class Banquet Committee, chairman; Major, 2nd Battalion 4; Haskell Medal Drill 2,3; Individual Pri e Drill 2,3; Prize Squad 2; Rifle Team 3,4; Service Club 1,2, 3,4; Roosevelt Club; German Club 3,4; R. O. T. C. Rifle Club 3; Secretary 4; Invitation Committee Officers’ Party, chairman 4; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— JAMES E. CHISHOLM Address — 94 PleasantJ Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Outdoor Sports Ambition — To be a forester Honors — Service Club 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— SHIRLEY CLATTENBURG Address — 136 Prospect Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To get a good job Autograph Name— HAROLD EDWARD COHEN Address — 46 Poplar Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — To be another Samuel Liebowitz Honors — Honors 1; Flash Staff 2,3,4; Forward Pass; Dramatics Club 3. Autograph THE SENIOR FLICKER 19 Name— PRISCILLA COLE Address — 8 Babson Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Reading the funny papers Ambition — To be a teacher of languages and sciences Honors — Honors 1,2,3, 4; Latin III Award; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3, 4. Autograph Name— ROLAND H. COLLINS Address — 551 Washington Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Aeronautics Ambition — -To get a good job Honors — 1st Lieutenant 4; Prize Squad 3; Pinafore; Band 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 4J Roosevelt Club; Perfect Attendance 1,3. Autograph Name— EUGENE H. CONRAD Address — 9 Montgomery Place Course — General Characteristic Interest — Baseball Ambition — To be a draftsman Honors — Sergeant 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Prize Squad 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Autograph Name— ELIZABETH KATHERINE COWIE Address — 29 Addison Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — School and social activities Ambition — Not to gain fame but make friends Honors — Flicker, chairman of class ballot; Basketball 1,2; 4 ' H Club Award; Flash Staff 2,3,4; Beacon Staff 3,4, editorial board 3; Pattie; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Senior Play: Orchestra 1,2,3; Girls’ Club Orchestra 1,2; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Dramatics Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph Name— MARY WILMA CRONIN Address — 71 Pleasant Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — My Irish Ambition — To sail around the world in the Yankee with Moody, Cameron, Corliss, and Anderson Honors — Flicker Staff; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Hitpin Base ' ball; Flash Staff 1,2; Beacon Staff 2,3,4; Pattie; Sunny Skies; Forward Pass; Bank, clerk 2,3; treasurer 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Class History 2. Autograph 20 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— SHIRLEY ELIZABETH CROWELL Address — 105 Washington Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — My scrapbook, album, and diary Ambition — To always forgive and be forgiven Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 4; Basketball 1, captain 2; Hit pin Baseball 1; Flash Staff 3,4; Pattie; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Beacon Staff, editorial board 3, literary board 4, Autograph Name— JOE CURCURU Address — 131 Western Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Eat and sleep Ambition — To settle in Marblehead Honors — Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 4. Autograph Name— PHILIP CURCURU Address — 131 Western Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — East Gloucester Ambition — To be as successful as my father Honors — Sergeant 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4: German Club 4. Autograph Name— ANNA LOIS CURRIER Address — 18 Elwell Street Course — General Charateristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To get a job Honors — Art Club 4. Autograph Name— RICHARD WALTER DAVIS Address — 13 Williams Court Course — General Cha racteristic Interest — The “Flash” Ambition — To be the editor of a newspaper Honors — Flicker, assistant editor 4; Flicker Staff 3; Flash Staff 1,2,3, editordn ' chief 4; Beacon, assistant advertising manager 3, advertising manager 4; Sunny Skies; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Dramatics Club 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Senior Play, property committee. Autograph 21 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— NEWELL S. DEDCOVICH, Jr. Address — 103 Eastern Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — U. S. Navy Ambition — To join the Navy Honors — Corporal 4; Football 3; Perfect Attendance 1. Autograph Name— SYLVESTER D. DEERING, Jr. Address — 2 Middle Street Course — Scientific Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Hi ' Y Club Ambition — To be graduated from college and enter business Honors — German Club 3. Autograph Name— MARION DELTORCHIO Address — 56 Centennial Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sailing Ambition — To be a feminine Sir Thomas L(pton Honors — Flicker Staff 4; Basketball 1,2; Loose Change; Pattie; Sunny Skies; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Assistant Secretary 3; Secretary 4, Autograph Name— C. ROBERT DELTORCHIO Address — 95 Wheeler Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — R. O. T. C. Ambition — To be a General in the Army Honors — Honors 3j Prize Squad 2,3; Captain 4; Decoration Com ' mittee, chairman 4; Individual Haskell Drill 3; Individual Drill 3; Rifle Team 3,4; Medal for high team score at Bev ' erly Rifle Match; Roosevelt Club; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph Name— HAROLD W., DUNBAR, Jr. Address — 142 Magnolia Avenue Course- — General Characteristic Interest — Harvard Street Ambition — To get a job at the Poor Farm Honors — 2nd Lieutenant 4; Prize Squad 2,3; Prize Platoon 2,3; Haskell Medal Drill 3; Individual Drill 4; Football 3,4; Track 3; Pinafore; Glee Club 4; Service Club 1,2,3; Roosevelt Club. Autograph 22 THE SEKIOR FLICKER Name— ARTHUR DUNCAN Address — 205 Western Avenue Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Having open house Ambition — Minister Honors — Pinafore; Glee Club 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Art Club 1, treasurer 2, vice-president 3; Perfect Attendance 1,3. Autograph Name— JANE DUNN Address — 612 Essex Avenue Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest- — Having a good time, not doing what I shouldn’t oughta Ambition — To be able to do at least one thing well Honors — Roosevelt Club; Art Club 1. Autograph Name— HARRY EASTMAN Add ress — 16 Centennial Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Bushy hair Ambition — Engineer Autograph Name— LEONARD W. EGAN, Jr. Address — 632 Western Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Golfing Ambition — M. I. T. Honors — 1st Lieutenant 4; Prize Squad 2; Haskell Medal Drill 2,3; Baseball, assistant business manager 3; manager 4; Junior Haskell Medal 3; 2nd place Medal Individual Drill 3; Senior Play, stage crew 3; Sunny Skies; Pinafore; Latin Club 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Service Club 3. Autograph Name— WALTER EMERO Address — 30 Sayward Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Going up Grove Street Ambition — Architectural Draftsman Honors — Sergeant 4; Rifle Team 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph THE SEKIOR FLICKER 23 Name— ALFRED ERCOLANI Address — 15 Beacon Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Delivering newspapers Ambition — Newspaper reporter Honors — Honors 3; Sergeant 4; Priz;e Squad 3. Autograph Name— RUSSELL J. FAIRWEATHER, Jr. Address — 7 Ivy Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Wasting time Ambition- — To join the Navy and see the world Honors — Sergeant 4; Perfect Attendance 1,3. Autograph Name— EDWARD A. FALLON, Jr. Address — 24 Riggs Street Course — S ci e nti fi c Characteristic Interest — Military Affairs Ambition — -To be an officer in the Army Honors — Flicker financial manager 4; National Honor Society; Colonel 4; Sergeant of Pri 2 ;e Squad 3; Individual Drill 2,3; Haskell Drill 2,3; Squad Drill 2,3; Rifle Team 2,3,4; Foot ' ball, assistant business manager 3, manager 4; Track 1,2; A. A. Council 3,4; Flash Staff 3; Forward Pass, assistant stage man ' ager 3; Senior Play, assistant stage manager 3, stage manager 4; Service Club 2,3,4; Roosevelt Club; German Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4. Autograph Name— JEAN F. FIALHO Address — 20 Harvard Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Magnolia Ambition — Dental Hygienist Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 4; Basketball, captain 1; Pattie; Pinafore; Girls’ Club Cabinet 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Perfect Attendance 3; Service Club 1,2. Autograph Name— FLORENCE FISHER Address — 27 Lookout Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Hair, Laughing Ambition — To be an understanding and patient teacher Honors — Pattie; Mikado; Loose Change; Pinafore; Glee Club 2,3,4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Autograph 24 THE SENIOR FLICKER Name— EDNA JEANNE FITZPATRICK Address — 132 Prospect Street Course — College Preparatory Characteri stic Interest — Hair and height Ambition — Hairdressing Honors — Pattie; Mikado; Sunny Skies; Pinafore; Girls’ Club, assistant secretary 3, secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, secretary 1; Biology Club 4; Service Club 1,2, 3,4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1; Perfect Attendance 2; Honors 1. Autograph Name— BETTY FLETCHER Address — 16 Harbor Terrace Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Smile Ambition — To become a successful model Honors — Loose Change; Pattie; Sunny Skies; Service Club 1, 2,3,4. Autograph Name— DOROTHY BARBARA FLYGARE Address — 312 Main Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — 6 foot 3 Ambition — To be a success in future life Honors — Flicker Staff; Highest Honors 1,2,4; Honors 3; National Honor Society; Basketball 1,2; Hitpin Baseball 1,2; Beacon Staff 2; Mikado; Pinafore; Girls’ Club Cabinet 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, president 1,4; Biology Club 4; Service Club 1,2, secretary 3, president 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1; Honorary Member Cape Ann Scientific, Literary, and Historical Association. Autograph Name— PRISCILLA FOLEY Address — 26 Leighton Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Height, dimples Ambition — To grow two more inches (5 feet) Honors — Basketball 1,2; Sunny Skies; Forward Pass; Flicker Staff; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— MURIEL ELIZABETH FORBES Address — 79 Eastern Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Manchester Ambition — X ' ray Technician Autograph THE SEKIOR FLICKER 25 Name— DORIS HELEN FOSBERRY Address — 8 Colonial. Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Laughing Ambition — Hairdressing Autograph Name— ALBERT M. GAMAGE Address — 45 Warner Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Girls Ambition — To join the Navy Honors — Service Club 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— SALVATORE GEMMELLARO Address — 82 Commercial Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Football Ambition — To settle down in Marblehead Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 4; Chairman Classi Motto Com ' mittee 4; Sergeant 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Roosevelt Club; Pinafore; Service Club 1,2,3; German Club 4; Class ' room Spelling Medal 3. Autograph Name— ANTONIO JAMES GENTILE, Jr. Address — 16 Hampden Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Mechanics ai;d Engineering Ambition — To become a mechanic or an engineer Honors — Sergeant 4; Spelling Medal 2; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph Name— PROVIDENZA E. GENTILE Address — 16 Hampden Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Newspaper Work Ambition — To become a newspaperwoman Autograph PROPERH OF SAWVFR FREE UBRARY 26 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— WILLIAM HENRY GOODWIN Address — 64 Eastern Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — 312 Main Street Ambition — To become a Certified Public Accountant Honors — Honors 1,2,3; Flicker Staff; Lieutenant-Colonel 4; Individual Prize Drill 3; Winning Prize Squad 2; Commander of Winning Prize Squad 3; Senior Haskell Medal 3; Rifle Team 3,4; Rifle Club 3; Pattie; Stage. Crew Pinafore; Honor- ary Member Cape Ann Scientific, Literary and Historical association; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Biology Club 2; French Club 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Autograph Name— VIRGINIA ELIZABETH GRANT Address — Story Road, Magnolia Course — General Characteristic Interest — Collecting Lights Ambition — To be a doctor Honors — Beacon, assistant advertising manager 3; Pattie; For- ward Pass; Sunny Skies; Glee Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3,4. Autograph Name— CHARLES J. GRAY Address — 6 Stone Court Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Politics Ambition — To become a business executive Honors — Flicker Staff; Highest Honors 2,4; Honors 1,3; Nation- al Honor Society, treasurer; Captain 4; Class Spelling Medal 3; Flash Staff 3,4; Honorary Member Cape Ann Scientific, Literary and Historical Society; Roosevelt Club; Freshman Handbook Committee 3,4; Dramatics Club 3, vice president 4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Stevens Book Reviewers 3, president 4. Autograph Name— WILLIAM GREENBERG Address — 14 Exchange Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Reading Scientific Books Ambition — To achieve what I have in mind Honors — Football 1,3. Autograph Name— MARY THERESA GROGAN Address — 12 Pleasant Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Walking Ambition — To take shorthand at 200 words a minute Honors — Flicker Staff; Highest Honors 4; Honors 1,2,3; 100- word Shorthand Award; Sawyer Medal 1; Sunny Skies; Roose- velt Club; Dramatics Club 3, chairman program committee -1; French Club 1,2; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance ' 2,4. Autograph THE SEKIOR FLICKER 27 Name— MARY ELIZABETH GROVER Address — 29 Trask Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Boston and horses Ambition — To become a chemist Honors— German Club 4; Classroom Spelling Medal; Forv ard Pass; Sunny Skies; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— ROBERT GROVER Address — 413 Essex Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Traveling Ambition — To become an engineer Honors — Service Club 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— ROBERT JAMES GROVES Address — 100 Maplewood Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Baseball Ambition — To be a Big League baseball pitcher Honors — Baseball 3,4; Perfect attendance 1,2,3. Autograph Name— WINIFRED GUEST Address — 29 Lookout Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Talking Ambition — To be a stenographer Honors — Pattie; Forward Pass; Orchestra 1,2,3; Girls’ Club Orchestra 1,2; Glee Club 1,4; Assistant Secretary 4; French Club 3,4. Autograph Name— MARY HAAPA Address — 37 Eastern Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To crew in a sailboat race with M. D. Honors — Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Hitpin Baseball 1,2,3; Pattie; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies. Autograph 28 THE SENIOR FLICKER Name— ROBERT W. HAGSTROM Address — 231 Eastern Avenue Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Eating Ambition — To graduate from M. I. T, and become an out standing engineer. Honors — Highest Honors 1,2; Honors 3,4; National Honor So ciety; 2nd Lieutenant 4; Winning Prize Squad 3; Individual Drill 3; Haskell Medal Drill 3; Senior Play, property com- mittee; Roosevelt Club; Dramatics Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Secretary 3. Autograph Name— ALICE HUDSON HALEY Address — 4 Lendall Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Collecting Souvenirs Ambition — To be a success Honors — Secretary 4; Loose Change; Trial by Jury; Honors 2. Autograph Name— ROBERT HALL Address — 5 Gee Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sea Scouts Ambition — To get in the U. S. Navy or Merchant Marine Honors — Sergeant 4; Pinafore; Glee Club 4. Autograph Name— RUSSELL E. HANNIBAL Address — 38 Millett Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Commercial Advertising Ambition — To attend a good Art School, and become a Com- mercial Artist Honors — Flicker Staff 4; Track 3,4; Pinafore; Glee Club 4; Ser- vice Club 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 1,3, planning board 4. Autograph Name— LEO CARLTON HANRAHAN Address — 3 Green Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Baseball Ambition — To be a Major League baseball player or go to Beverly Trade School Honors — Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Sergeant 4; 3rd place Prize Squad 3. Autograph THE SENIOR FLICKER 29 Name— JOHN LOW HARRIGAN, Jr. Address — 6 Prospect Street Course — Scientific Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Radio Ambition — To be a radio engineer Honors — Flicker Staff 4; Prize Squad 3; Individual Drill 3; Pinafore and Senior Play, stage crew; German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4. Autograph Name— MARY JOANNE HARTFORD Address — 10 Federal Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — -White English Bulldogs Ambition — To train models Honors — Flicker Staff; Flash Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3; Pattie; Forward Pass; Bank, clerk 3, vice president 4; Girls’ Club, nominating committee 3; Glee Club 3,4; Service Club 1,2. 3, 4; German Club 3,4; Toast mistress Senior Mother ' Daughter Ban quet 4; Perfect Attendance 1,3. Autograph Name— CHARLES W. HARTING Address — 2 Harrison Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Walking Ambition — To travel Honors — Flicker Staff; Corp Area Rifle Team 2. Autograph Name— EDWIN WILSON HASELGARD Address — 3 Babson Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Upper Dike Ambition — To grow Autograph Name— DOROTHY E. HATCHER Address — 11 Oak Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — Librarian Honors — Roosevelt Club Autograph 50 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— PATRICIA HAVLICHEK Address — 12 Exchange Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Dramatics Ambition — -To succeed Honors — Flicker Staff; Beacon Staff 3. Autograph Name— EVA M. HEPPER Address — 8 Marble Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — -To be a successful dancer Honors — Beacon Staff 4; German Club 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 4; 50 Word Type Award, Autograph Name— ANNA M. HICKEY Address — 8 Burnham Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — My “Chevy” Ambition — To beat “T.” at tennis Honors — Honors 1,2, 3, 4; Flicker Staff, chairman class roll: Manager of floor Beacon collectors 4; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Latin III Award; Biology Club 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Editor Biology Paper 4. Autograph Name— ROBERT HINKLEY Address — 22 Hammond Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Aviation Ambition — To be a writer or reporter on aviation Honors — German Club 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— SHIRLEY HINES Address — 28 Pine Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Riding Ambition — Specialized hospital work Honors— Forward Pass; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Autograph THE SEHIOR FLICKER 31 Name— EDMUND THEODORE HODGEN Address — 1118 Washington Street Course- — General Characteristic Interest — Horticultural work Ambition — To see the world Honors — Honors 1; Pinafore; Glee Club 4; Biology Club 2; Service Club 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— MADITH HODGKINS Address — Rear 293 Washington Street Course— General Characteristic Interest — Collecting flowers Ambition — To get a position Honors — Honors 2,3,4; National Honor Society; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Art Club 4. Autograph Name— ROBERT HOLMBERG Address — 58 Cherry Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Saxaphone and clarinet Ambition — To become leader of an orchestra Honors — Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Autograph Name— SARAH H. HOLMES Address — 1 Lynnwood Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To travel Honors — National Honor Society; Flicker Staff 4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, captain 1; Hitpin Baseball 2,3,4; Beacon Floor collector 3,4; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Glee Club 1; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Cheer Leader 3,4; Service Club 2,3. Autograph Name— KING HOTCHKISS Address — 10 Ledgemont Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Driving Ambition — To be a letter carrier Honors — Perfect attendance 1,2,3. Autograph 5 32 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— GERTRUDE M. HOWLET Address — 5 Mason Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Movies Ambition — To be able to say “Number please” Autograph Name— JOHN J. HULL Address — 10 Washington Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Jean Ambition — To be a mortitian Honors — Honors 1; Corporal 3,4; Pinafore; Glee Club; Service Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name- MARY JULIA HUNT Address — 17 Beacon Street Course — General . Characteristic Interest — Knitting, shorthand Ambition — Secretary Honors — Flicker Staff; Spelling Medal 3; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— IRJA M. JACOBSON Address — 83 High Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Athletics Ambition — To succeed in anything I undertake Honors — Baseball 2,3; Winning team 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Hitpin Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— HELEN JAMES Address — 12 Proctor Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — Success and Happiness Honors— Honors 1. Autograph THE SEKIOR FLICKER 33 Name— ROBERT JEFFREY Address — 16 Oak Street Course — General Charac istic Int st- Ambitioa) — jA «tanj Honoi|-A ()KrLieutenc mana r 4; Roosevelt Club, president. Autograph Prize Squad 3; Basketball, business Name— MARJORIE ELIZABETH JENSEN Address — 22 Riverside Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — That sophomore at U. of Maine Ambition — To get that certain reward Honors — Basketball 1,2, captain 1; Hitpin Baseball 1; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Service Club 4; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— GEORGE A. JOHNSON Address — 16 Woodbury Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Model T Ambition — To find and explore Atlantic Autograph Name— LAURIE JOHNSON Address — 56 Granite Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — The lower dike Ambition — To grow up to 7 feet Autograph Name— LILA JOHNSON Address — 20 Harold Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Swimming Ambition — To secure a good position in business Honors — Basketball 1; Glee Club 1,2; chairman social commit ' tee 1; Perfect Attendancq 1,2,3. Autograph 34 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— PAULINE JOHNSON Address — 114 Pleasant Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Swimming Ambition — Professional swimming instructor Honors — Basketball 1; Hitpin Baseball 1; Sunny Skies; Art Club 3; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3- Autograph Name— GEORGE JOSEPH Address — 106 Maplewood Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest— Accounting Ambition — To become a public accountant Honors — Corporal 4. Autograph Name— RUTH LOUISE JOSEPHSON Address — 81 Wheeler Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To travel and then come back and tell Riverdale about it Honors — Pinafore; Glee Club 3,4; Honors 3. Autograph Name— MARION E. JOSLIN Address — The Linden — Wheeler’s Point Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Dramatics Ambition — To be a great actress or dancer Honors — German Club 3,4; Art Club 4. Autograph Name— RICHARD ALTON KAIN Address — 205 Concord Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — R. O. T. C. Ambition — To help develop the new vocation of Air Condition ' ing Honors — Honors 3; 1st Lieutenant 4; Classroom Spelling Winner 1; Service Club 2,4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph THE SENIOR FLICKER 35 Name— ROBERT KAIN Address — 205 Concord Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Mechanics Ambition — To become a first ' class mechanic Autograph Name— MAY KEATING Address — 12 Eastern Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To be a model Honors — Flicker, assistant financial manager; Honors 1; Basket- ball 1; 61-word Type Award; Flash Staff 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Autograph Name— MIRIAM KLEIMOLA Address — 21 Leverith Street, Lanesville Course — General Characteristic Interest — My candid camera and dog models Ambition — To clear the cliffs of hard luck and to excel in art work Autograph Name— BARBARA DOANE KNOWLES Address — 315 Washington Street Course — General Characteristic Interest- — Aquarium Ambition-4-To stick td ,a diet one week Honors — Class room Spelling Winner 3; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— MELVIN KRAMER Address — 21 Summer Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Books Ambition — To be a good dentist Honors — Flicker staff; Highest Honors 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; 2nd Lieutenant; Pri 2 ,e Squad 2; Winning Prize Squad 3; Track, assistant manager 2; Latin Book Prize 3; Class History Committee 1; Handbook Committee 3; Flash Staff 1; Beacon, junior editor 3, editorial board 4; Sunny Skies; Forward Pass; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Ropsevelt Club; Dramatics Club 3, president 4; French Club, president 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Stevens Book Reviewers, treasurer 4; Class- room Spelling Winner 4. Autograph X A 36 THE SENIOR FLICKER Name— WILLIAM LACEY Address — 9 Cedar Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — The sea Ambition — To be a skipper of a De Luxe Beam Trawler Autograph Name— WILLIAM LAINE Address — 1 Wesley Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Chemistry Ambition — I haven’t any Honors — Sergeant 4; Pinafore; Glee Club 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— FLORENCE MAY LANE Address — 11 Knowlton Square Course — College Preparatory Ambition — To become a noted bacteriologist Honors — Honors 1,2, 3, 4; Mikado; Pinafore; Glee Club 2,3,4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Latin Club 2,3,4. Autograph Name— GILMAN L. LANE Address — 8 Stanvyood Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest- — Trumpet Ambition — To become a successful business man Honors — Sergeant 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— MARJORIE LANNON Address — 80 Maplewood Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Bookkeeping Ambition — To be an air hostess Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 1,3; Beacon Staff 2; Sunny Skies; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Autograph THE SEHIOR FLICKER 37 Name— ERNEST EZRA LEAVITT Address — 28 Summer Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — To be alderman in the city council with Macinnis Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 1,2,3; Highest Honors 4; National Honor Society; Class History 1; Flash Staff 1,3,4; Beacon Editorial Board 3,4; Senior Play, properties chairman 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, program committee 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; Stevens Book Reviewers 3, vice president 4. Autograph Name— EDWARD LEVIE Address — 74 Grove Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Accounting Ambition — To become an accountant Honors — 1st Sergeant 4; Prize Squad 2,3; Individual Drill 4; Beacon, chairman of typists 4. Autograph Name— ELAINE PAULA LOPEZ Address — 80 Middle Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Music Ambition — To sing in the Metropolitan opera Honors — Flicker staff; Winner of Inter class contest, Type I; Sunny Skies; Pinafore; Glee Club 3,4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 3,4; Assistant Secretary 4; Bank 3, president 4. Autograph Name— OLIVE ELIZABETH LOWE Address — 135 Magnolia Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To be an interior decorator Honors — Perfect Attendance 2,3. Autograph Name— ARTHUR RICHARD LUFKIN Address — 12 Russell Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Track Ambition — To be a chauffeur Honors — Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph 38 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— CONSTANCE MACK Address — 97 Centennial Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Collecting pictures of boats Ambition — To be a nurse Honors — Basketball 2; Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 3. Name— HELEN MADDIX Address — 66 Grove Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — To be a success Honors — Class room Spelling Medal 2; Roosevelt Club; Secrc ' tary 4. Autograph Name— PRISCILLA MADDIX Address — 16 Carlisle Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Our trailer Ambition — To Gad-about Honors — Honors 2; Roosevelt Club; French Club 2. Autograph Name— ANDREW VINCENT MARCHANT Address — 14 Gee Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Accounting Ambition — To continue in accounting Honors — Honors 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— ESTHER ELIZABETH MARSHALL Address — 199 Concord Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To be a secretary Honors — Flicker Staff; Basketball 1; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4. Autograph THE SEHIOR FLICKER 39 Name— MILDRED A. MARSHALL Address — 130 East Main Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To be a secretary Honors — 50 ' word Type Award; lOO ' Word Shorthand Award; Class room Spelling Medal 3; Glee Club 3; Service Club 3; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— BARBARA MARTIN Address — 17 Gloucester Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Bicycling Ambition — To see the world Honors — Mikado; Pinafore; Glee Club 2,3 4. . Autog«J,h Name— ELEANOR ARLINE MATTOS Address — 6 Abbott Road Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Books and Music from swing to opera Ambition — To winter down where the cotton grows and to go to Paris in the spring Honors — Highest Honors 3,4; Honors 1,2; Flicker Staff; Basket ' ball 1,2; Hitpin Baseball 2; Mikado; Pinafore; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 2,3, treasurer 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1; Stevens Book Reviewers 4; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— DORIS McCALL Address — 5 Sadler Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Books Ambition — To be the perfect secretary Honors — Honors 1,2; Highest Honors 3,4; National Honor So ' ciety, secretary 4; Sjiwyer Medal 3; Winner of Interclass Shorthand Contest 3; Basketball 1,2; Hitpin baseball 1,2; 100 ' word Shorthand Award; Forward Pass; Glee Club 1; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club, vice president; Art Club 1; Secretary 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2,3. Autograph Name— WARREN McCOMACK Address — 7 Burnham Street Course — General Ambition — Aviator Honors — Corporal 4, Autograph 40 THE SEKIOR FLICKER Name— PAUL McDERMOTT Address — New Way Lane Course — General Ambition — ? Honors — Sergeant 4; Baseball 2,3,4. Autograph Name— PEGGY DAVIS MacDONALD Address — 95 Gloucester Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Collecting pictures of dogs and post ' cards Ambition — To be hair dresser Honors — Flicker Staff; 4 ' H Award; Service Club 1,2, 3,4; Roose ' velt Club; 4 ' H Club 3; Secretary 4; Senior Play; Forward Pass. Autograph Name— PHILIP MacDONALD Address — 123 Western Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — 38 East) Main Street Ambition — To settle down in Marblehead with ?? Honors — A. A. Council, representative 4: Sergeant 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 3,4; German Club 2,3, vice president 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Autograph Name— MARIAN McGUIRE Address — 11 Norwood Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Cooking Ambition — To become a nurse Honors — Glee Club 3,4; Service Club 1,2,3; 4 ' H Club 4. Autograph Name— ROBERT M. MacINNIS Address — 3 Mason Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Clarinet Ambition — Dentist Honors — Honors 1; Flicker Staff; Sunny Skies; Senior Class Play; 2nd Lieutenant 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, treasurer 3, president 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Autograph THE SEHIOR FLICKER 41 Name— LOIS EDNA McKENNEY Address — 3 School Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Chemistry and dancing Ambition — To contribute to and work in the field of chemistry Honors — Flicker Staff, advertising manager; Basketball 2; Hit ' pin Baseball 1, captain 2; Flash Staff 3; Beacon 4; Pattie; For ' ward Pass; Sunny Skies; Biology Club 2; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Autograph Name— JANET ELIZABETH MacLAUGHLIN Address — 41 School Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Photography Honors — Flicker Staff; Hitpin Baseball 1; Flash Staff 1,2; Bea ' con 3,4, editorial board; Forward Pass; Pinafore; Sunny Skies; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, treasurer 1; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roose ' velt Club; Dramatics Club 4; French Club 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Chairman of Freshman Party; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— BERTHA McNAIR Address — 94 Maplewood Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Fun Ambition — To be able to do what I want to, when I want to, with no questions asked Honors — Flicker Staff; Flash Staff 4; Pattie; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Bank Clerk 3; Bank Secretary 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Cheer Leader 3,4. Autograph Name— JEAN NATALIE McPHEE Address — Ledge Road Course — General Characteristic Interest — Meeting People Ambition — To model Honors — Flicker Staff, assistant advertising manager; Class His ' tory 1; Basketball 1; Pattie; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Mikado; Girls’ Club Cabinet 1,2, 3, 4; chairman of cheer com ' mitteo 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; German Club 4; Chairman Freshman Dance; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Autograph Name— ROBERT E. McPHEE Address — 10 Adams Place Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Military Affairs Ambition — To get over being shy Honors — Flicker Staff; 1st Lieutenant 4; Individual drill 2,3 (3rd place, 2); Haskell Medal Drill 2,3; Prize Squad 2,3 (2nd place, 3); Beacon Staff 4; Pinafore; Glee Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Roosevelt Club. Autograph 42 THE SENIOR FLICKER Name— MARIO MENDES Address — 45 Perkins Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Engineering Ambition — To take up some sort of trade Honors — Honors 3; Corporal; Class room Spelling Medal 2; Mikado; Pinafore; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph Name— ALBERTINA MITCHELL Address — 107 East Main Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Bicycling and skating Ambition — To fulfill my ambition and to go to the World’s Fair Honors — Basketball 1; Service Club 1,2. Autograph Name— JOSEPH L. MITCHELL, Jr. Address — 39 Mt. Vernon Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Store management Honors — Mikado; Pinafore; Glee Club. Autograph Name— RUSSELL MOODY Address — 26 Elm Street Course — College Characteristic Interest — An insatiable thirst for knowledge Ambition — -To reform Dunn, Goodwin, and Peterson Honors — Flicker Staff 4; Corporal 3; Individual Drill 2; Prize Squad 2; Class-room spelling contest winner 2,3; Service Club 1,2,3; French Club 2; Latin Club 2. Autograph Name— JOHN ALBERT MUISE, Jr. Address — 19 Hancock Street Course — Scientific Characteristic Interest — Size Ambition — To attend the Coast Guard Academy Honors — French Club 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph THE SEHIOR FUCKER 43 Name— FREDERICK K. MULHAUPT Address — 45 Rocky Neck Avenue Course — Scientific Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Sailing boats and horseback riding Ambition — Degree of Doctor of Mechanical Engineering at M. I. T., and to fill some position in mechanical engineering Honors — Flicker Staff; Highest Honors 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society, vice president; Commander pri 2 ;e squad 3; 1st Lieu ' tenant 4; Sawyer Medal 2; Class room Spelling Award 2; Freshman Handbook Committee, chairman 3; Public Speaking Contest, chairman 3; Harvard Book Prize 3; Haskell Medal drill 3; Pinafore, stage crew; Sunny Skies; Senior play, stage crew; Roosevelt Club; Dramatics Club 4; French Club 2,3,4; Stevens Book Reviewers 2,3,4, treasurer 3; Perfect attendance 1; Flash Staff 3,4, Autograph Name— MARY CONSTANCE MUNIZ Address — 129 Rogers Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To be a secretary Honors — Basketball 1,2; Hitpin baseball 1,2; Spanish Club 3. Autograph Name— WALTER MURPHY Address — 36 Mansfield Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Football Ambition — To settle in Marblehead Honors — Corporal 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Track 3. Autograph Name— RALPH NICHOLS Address — 182 Western Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Hunting and fishing Ambition — To practice Automotive Engineering Honors — Flicker Staff 4; Roosevelt Club; Art Club 1,2,3; Beacon Cover Design 3. Autograph Name— JEANNE MARGARET NICKERSON Address — 21 Acacia Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Collecting snapshots Ambition — To be ambitious Honors — Baseball __1; Hitpin baseball 1,2; Pattie; Forward Pass; Service Club 1,2,3; Roosevelt Club. Autograph 44 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— RUTH NOBLE Address — 4 Beckford Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Athletics Ambition — To be a successful secretary Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Hitpin Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; lOO ' Word Shorthand Award; Flash Staff 4; Forward Pass, Sunny Skies; Glee Club 1; Service Club 1; Roosevelt Club; Art Club 1; Secretary 3,4. Autograph Name— SHIRLEY COLETTE NORWOOD Address — 47 Beacon Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To be an actress Honors — Honors 4; Basketball 1; Senior Class Play; Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Roosevelt Club; German Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 3,4; Art Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Autograph Name— RICHARD O. NUGENT Address — 137 Eastern Avenue Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — English Ambition — -To get a lucrative job Honors — Honors 1. Autograph Name— HELEN IRENE NUNES Address — 32 Concord Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Secretarial work and personal activities Ambition — To be a private secretary Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 4; Basketball 1; Forward Pass; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Art Club 1; Secretary 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; 50 ' word Type Award. Autograph Name— EVERETT; B. OAKES Address — 8 Procter Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Dogs Ambition — To become a surgeon Honors — Honors 1; Football 3,4; Class room Spelling Contest Winner 2; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; German Club. Autograph THE SENIOR FLICKER 45 Name— MARGARET OAKES Address — 240 Magnolia Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Music Ambition — To become successful in the future Honors — Flicker Staff; Beacon, office manager 3; Forward Pass; Glee Club 1; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Assistant Secretary 3; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph Name— HARRY W. O’CONNELL Address — 93 Centennial Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Gunning Ambition — Machinist in U. S. Merchant Marine Autograph Name— ARTHUR O’HANLEY Address — 8 Vincent Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Driving Autograph Name— GILBERT R. OLIVER, Jr. Address — 38 Allen Street Course — General Ambition — To race with Don Meade at Hialeah Honors — Corporal 4. Autograph Name— RUSSELL O’MALEY Address — 5 Gould Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Lincoln Athletic Club Ambition — To secure a position that will provide for me throughout my life Honors — Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ,2, cap tain 3,4; A. A. Council representative 2, secretary 3,4; German Club 3, treasurer 4. Autograph 46 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— PRISCILLA ELIZABETH PARKHURST Address — 4 Elizabeth Road Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Reading and sports Ambition — To travel Honors — Flicker Staff; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Hitpin baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Forward Pass; Mikado; Pinafore; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Art Club 1, president 4; Grade XII spelling champion. Autograph Name— JUANITA PARKS Address — 29 School Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To travel Honors — Pattie; Forward Pass; Mikado; Sunny Skies; Pinafore; Glee Club 2,3,4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 4; Art Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Autograph Name— WILLIS PARKS Address — 7 Stanwood Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports and music Ambition — To join the Navy and see the world Honors — Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Autograph Name— CAROLYN LOUISE PARSONS Address — 6 Myrtle_ Square Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — To fulfill my ambition Ambition — To be a successful business woman Honors — Flicker Staff, sales and distribution manager; Basketball 1, captain 2; Flash Staff 2; Beacon, assistant sales manager 3, sales manager 4; Forward Pass; Girls’ Club, treasurer 4; Ser ' vice Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club, secretary 4; Perfect At tendance 1,2,3. Autograph Name— HARRIET E. PARSONS Address — 7 Trask Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To play the organ Honors — Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Beacon Staff 4, Autograph I THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— ROY PARSONS Address — 347 Essex Avenue Course- — General Characteristic Interest — Hunting and; fishing Ambition — To travel through the South Seas Autograph !; Name— WILLIAM STORY PARSONS ij Address — 148 East Main Street 1 Course — General Characteristic Interest — Bowling , Ambition — To travel Honors — German Club 2. Autograph Name— MARY LOUISE PATRIQUIN Address — 32 School Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To be successful in anything I attempt Honors — Pattie; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Mikado; Pinafore; Glee Club 2,3,4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph Name— MARY EMMA PERKINS Address — 55 Concord Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Pen Pals Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 2,4; National Honor Society, Forward Pass; Service Club 2,3,4; Roosevelt Club; Art Club 1; Secretary 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Speaker at Girls’ Assembly. Autograph Name— RICHARD A. PERRY, Jr. Address — 6 Perkins Road Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Hi ' Y Club and Gloucester Avenue Ambition — To be a success in the business world and to lead a happy life Honors — 1st Lieutenant 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Secretary 3,4. Autograph 47 48 THE SENIOR FLICKER Name— ROBERT M. PERRY Address — 6 Perkins Road Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Red Shirts Club Ambition — To be successful Honors — Sergeant, color bearer 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; A. A. Council representative 4; Perfect Attendance 3,4. Autograph Name— THELMA E. PERRY Address — 15 Prospect Square Course — General Characteristic Interest — Trying to be the same everyday Ambition — To be queen for just one day Honors — Spanish Club 3; Service Club 3,4; Roosevelt Club: Art Club 4. Autograph Name— RALPH PINO Address — 17 Millett Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To become a successful coach Honors — 1st Lieutenant 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2,3, captain 4; Pinafore; Glee Club, treasurer 4; Service Club 1,2, 3,4; German Club 4; A. A. Council 3. Autograph Name— FANNIE M. PISTENMAA Address — 2 Barker Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Out ' door activities Ambition — To be a stenographer Honors— Roosevelt Club; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— ROBERT PRADERIO Address — 18 Quarry Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Music Ambition — To play the clarinet in a good band or orchestra Honors— Football 3,4; Band 2,3,4; German Club 4. Autograph THE SEKjlOR FLICKER 49 Name— JANICE PRIMMER Address — 14 Harrison Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Swimming Ambition — To be a nurse Honors — Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Hitpin baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Hitpin Award 2; Sunny Skies; Pattie; Forward Pass. Autograph Name— DOROTHY QUIMBY Address — 30 HartZi Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Art appreciation Ambition — To be a school teacher Honors — Service Club, 1,2, 3, 4; German Club 3,4; German Book Prize 3; Dramatics Club 3,4; Senior Play, chairman of cos ' tume committee; Art Club 1,2,3, secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Secretary 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— JOHN H. RANKIN Address — 7 Arcadia Court Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Accounting Ambition — To be a Clerical Worker under Civil Service Honors — Honors 2; Sergeant 4; Beacon Staff 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4. Autograph Name- LOIS REEVES Address — 8 Addison Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — To be a competent secretary Honors — Basketball 2,3; Flash Staff 3; Mikado; Pinafore; For ' ward Pass; Sunny Skies; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Perfect Attendance 1; 50 ' word Type Award. Autograph Name— CONSTANCE P. RICH Address — 15 Myrtle Square Course— Commercial Characteristic Interest — Music Ambition — To be a private secretary Honors— Flicker Staff; Honors 1,2, 3, 4; 50 ' word Type Award; Class room spelling contest winner 1; Flash Staff 4; Orchestra 3,4; Glee Club 1; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Autograph 50 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— KATHLEEN RIDEOUT Address — 141 East Main Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Cooking Ambition — To be a child’s nurse Honors — Glee Club 3,4; 4 ' H Club 1,2,3, song leader 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Autograph Name— LOUISE ROBERTS Address — Overlook Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Ice-skating Ambition — To become a good typist Honors — Honors 3; Girls’ Club Orchestra 1; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— JOHN ELLWOOD ROBICHAUD Address — 10 Spring Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To be the president of the American Railway Ex- press Honors — Sergeant 4; Prize Squad 4. Autograph Name— CHARLES EVERETT ROBINSON Address — 6 Acacia Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — To travel Ambition — To own and drive a midget racing car Honors — Corporal 4; Individual Drill 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— FREEMAN M. ROGERS Address — 19 Exchange Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Music Ambition — To become an officer in the National Guard Honors — Mikado; Band 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph THE SENIOR FUCKER SI Name—LUCY ROLAND Address — 67 Friend Street Course— Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To tour the country in a trailer Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 1,4; Basketball 1,2; Roosevelt Club; Latin Club 2,3; Perfect Attendance 2,3, Autograph Name— ANNA CONSTANCE ROSE Address — 17 Mt. Vernon Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To be a secretary Honors — Flicker Staff; Basketball 1,2; Class room Spelling Medal 3; Glee Club 3; Service Club 3,4; Roosevelt Club; Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1,3. Autograph Name— GILBERT ROSE Address — 105 Prospect Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Accounting Ambition — To become a C, P. A, Honors — Highest Honors 2; Honors 1,3,4; Corporal 4; Beacon Staff 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— ALICE MARIE ROY Address — 22 Andrews Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To be a nurse Honors — Art Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Autograph Name— RICHARD G. RUST Address — 524 Washington Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Music and sports Ambition — To be solo trombonist in the Boston Symphony Orchestra Honors — 1st Lieutenant 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph 5 THE SEKIOR FLICKER Name— FRANCIS H. RYAN Address — 6 Oak Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Travel Ambition — To succeed in everything I attempt Autograph Name— EDWARD F. SALAH Address — 17 Shepherd Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Swimming Ambition — To be successful in life Honors — Football 2; Service Club 1,4; German Club 3,4. Autograph Name— LILLIAN M. SANDERSON Address — 155 East Main Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Art or drawing Ambition — To be a success Honors — Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Forward Pass; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 2,3, planning board 4. Autograph Name— HELEN GRACE SARGENT Address — 7 Mechanics Place Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To travel Honors — Flicker Staff; Highest Honors 3; Honors 2,4; Basket ' ball Award 2; Hitpin Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; lOO ' Word Shorthand Award; Winner of Interclass Type Contest 2; Flash Staff 4; Service Club 1; Roosevelt Club; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; 50 ' word Typewriting Award, Secretary 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4 Autograph Name— KAY SAVAGE Address — -4 Winchester Court Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To travel Honors — Flicker Staff; Mother ' Daugbter Banquet, chairman 4; Senior Tea, chairman 4; A. A. Council, vice president; Bas ' ketball 1,2,4; Basketball Award 2; Hitpin Baseball 1,2,4, captain 2; Hitpin Award 2; Flash Staff 2; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Mikado; Pinafore; Glee Club 2,3, assistant secretary 4; Biology Club 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club, treasurer 3, secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph THE SEKIOR FLICKER 53 Name— VIRGINIA SCOLA Address — 38 Fort Square Course — General Ambition — To travel and see the world Honors — Spanish Club, vice president and treasurer 4. Autograph Name— ALBERT K. SCRIVEN, Jr. Address — 8 Gerring Road Course — Scientific Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Engineering Ambition — To see the world Honors — Highest Honors 1; Honors 2; Corporal 4; Prize Squad 3; Football, assistant field manager 4; Service Club 1,2, 3,4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 1,2. Autograph Name— RICHARD ROBERT SILVA Address — 52 Friend Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To play and manage proTaseball Honors — Sergeant 4; Football, assistant manager 1,2,3, manager 4. Autograph Name— RUTH FRANCIS SILVA Address — 3 41 2 Hartz Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Reading and dancing Ambition — To be able to travel Honors — Mikado; Forward Pass; Pinafore; Glee Club 2,3,4; Roosevelt Club; Latin Club 3. Autograph Name— MARY F. SILVEIRA Address — 32 Perkins Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — “Spare Time” Ambition — To be the boss’s indispensible secretary Honors — Flicker Staff, chairman typists; Highest Honors 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; 60 ' word Type Award; lOO ' Word Shorthand Award; Winner of Type II Contest; College Women’s Club Book Prize 3; Spanish Club Book Prize 2; Flash, chairman of typists 4; Bank, cashier 4; Girls’ Club Cabinet 3,4; Spanish Club, secretary 2,3, president 4; Service Club 2,3,4; Roosevelt Club; Stevens Book Reviewers 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Assistant Secretary 3; Secretary 4. Autograph 54 THE SEKIOR FLICKER Name— PRISCILLA FLORENCE SLOAN Address — 2 Commonwealth Avenue Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Riding Ambition — To travel Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 1,3; Beacon Staff 4; Basketball 1,2; Pattie; Forward Pass; Glee Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3, executive board 4; Service Club 2,3; Roosevelt Club; French Club 2,3; Art Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1,3. Autograph Name— FRANKLIN SMITH Address — Ferncliff, West Gloucester Course — General Characteristic Interest — Boating Honors — 1st Sergeant 4; Pinafore; Glee Club 4; German Club 2,3.4. Autograph Name— OLGA AMELIA SMITH Address — 21 2 Winchester Court Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Books and Sports Ambition — To be a good secretary Honors — Flicker Staff; Honors 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Hitpin baseball 2,3; German Club 2,4; Secretary 4; German Book Prize 2; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— WILLIAM FRANCIS SOUZA Address — 38 Mt. Vernon Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Military Activities Ambition— To receive a commission in the U. S. Officers’ Reserve Corps Honors — Flicker Staff, assistant editor; National Honor Society; Major 1st Battalion 4; Commander of Individual Drill 4; Haskell Medal Drill 3; Individual Drill 3; Chairman decora ' tions committee at Officers’ Party 4; Rifle Team 4; Track 2,3,4; Honors 2. Autograph Name— ELIOT F. SPIDELL Address — 16 Harrison Avenue Course — General Ambition — To secure a position that will provide for me for life. Honors — Corporal 4; Football 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph THE SENIOR FLICKER 55 Name— JOHN F. STANWOOD Address — 7 Union Court Course — General Ambition — To be chief pilot of an airliner Autograph Name— KENNETH E. STICKNEY Address — 98 Prospect Street Course — Scientific Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To see the world from an airplane Honors — Highest Honors 1,2; Honors 3,4; National Honor Society; Football 3,4; German Award 2,3; German Club 1,2, president 3; Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph Name— MARY KATHERINE SUTHERLAND Address — 29 Perkins Street Course — General Ambition — To be a dietician Honors — 4 ' H Club 2,3, president 4. Autograph Name— EDITH M. SWINSON Address — 322 Main Street Course — Commercial Ambition — To be a nurse Honors — Highest Honors 1,4; Honors 2,3; Flicker Staff; National Honor Society; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1,3; captain 2; Hit ' pin Baseball 1,2,3, captain 1; Sawyer Medal 2; Hitpin Base ' ball Trophy 3; Baseball Trophy 3; Girls’ Club Cabinet, president 4; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 1,2; Secretary 4; Graduation Speaker; D. A. R. Award 4; Flash Staff 4. Autograph Name— LORNA E. TARR Address — 10 Seeall Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Reading and sports Honors— Highest Honors 2,3,4; Honors 1; National Honor Society 4; Flicker Staff; 50 ' word Type Award; Flash Staff; Forward Pass; Roosevelt Club, secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 2,3; Secretary 3,4. Autograph 56 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— ADOLPH JOSEPH TELLES Address — 33 Friend Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — -“Swing” Music Ambition — To “Swing” better than Dorsey Honors — Sergeant 4; Band l,2,3j4; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— GLORIA MARIETTA TETTONI Address — 13V2 South Kilby Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Sewing Ambition — To visit all foreign countries Autograph Name— WILLIAM JAMES THANOS Address — 47 Centennial Avenue Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Military Activities Ambition — To find out what makes man tick Honors — Flicker Staff; Highest Honors 1,2,3; Honors 4; Nation ' al Honor Society 4; Captain, Regimental Adjutant; Haskell Medal Drill 3; Prize Squad 3; Chairman Music Committee Officers’ Party 4; Sawyer Medal 3; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club, treasurer 4; German Club 2,3, president 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4, president 3; Flash Staff, 2,3,4, Autograph Name— MARJORIE TARR Address — 11 Church Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — To be a private secretary and travel Honors — Flicker Staff; Beacon Staff 4; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— ELIZABETH TARR Addr fe ?— 341 Washington Street ■ Course-r-Qeneral. V pharacteri tic Interest — Tennis .Ambition— To be a doctor’s assistant Hohors — Roosevelt Club; Latin Club 3,4. Autograph ' THE SENIOR FLICKER i 57 Name— THELMA BERNICE TIBBETTS Address — 328 Essex Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Accounting Ambition — To obtain an office position and live in a nice apartment Honors — Basketball 1,2; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; Perfect Attendance 3; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— JANET ANNE TOBEY Address — 64 Centennial Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Accounting Ambition — To become a good accountant Honors — Perfect Attendance 4. Autograph Name— LILLIAN A. S. TOYE Address — 473 Washington Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To become a good skier Honors — Basketball 1,2; Sunny Skies; Service Club 1,2,3. Autograph Name— MABEL EVA TUCKER Address — 285 Washington Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Science and dancing Ambition — To be a good nurse Honors — Flicker Staff; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Service Club, 1,2, 3,4; Roosevelt Club; Latin Club 3; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— ROBERT LEONARD WAGNER Address — 27 Gloucester Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Guns Ambition — To be a good citizen and patriot Honors — Individual Drill 2,3,4; Prize Squad 2; Haskell Drill 2; 2nd Lieutenant 4; Rifle Team 2,3, captain 4; Band 2,3,4; Hearst Trophy Medal 3,4; Orchestra 4; Rifle Club 3,4; Per ' feet Attendance 2. Autograph 58 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— THOMAS J. WALDRON Address — 10 Laurel Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — To have money in the bank Ambition — To see the U. S. from Atlantic to Pacific; Canada to Mexico Honors — Sergeant 4; Class room Spelling Medal 3. Autograph Name— CHESTER NORMAN WALEN Address — 5 Highland Place Course — Manual Art Characteristic Interest — Making boat models Ambition — To secure a good position and provide for myself Autograph Name— FRANCES MARIE WATTERS Address — 5 Homans Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Talking Ambition — To be a hairdresser Honors — Basketball 1,2,4; Hitpin baseball 1,2,4; Cheer Leader 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1. Autograph Name— LOUISE ELIZABETH WHEELER Address — 12 Stage Fort Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — That certain one Ambition — -To be fulfilled soon Honors — Art Club 4. Autograph Name— JAMES RICHARD WHITE Address — 1 Arthur Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Learning history Ambition — To sail the South Seas someday Honors — Sergeant 4; Individual Drill 4; Pinafore; Glee Club 4. Autograph THE SEHIOR FLICKER 59 Name— EVELYN F. WICKEY Address — 7 Alpine Court Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — My work Ambition — To travel Honors — Highest Honors 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; Basketball 1; Pattie; Forward Pass; Mikado; Sunny Skies, Glee Club 2,3; Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; Roosevelt Club; French Club 1,2; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— ALVIN L. WILLIAMS Address — 73 Commonwealth Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — 5 Homans Court Ambition — Red Shirt Club Honors — Corporal 2; Football 2,3,4; Baseball, manager 3; Band 3. Autograph Name— ALVIN PALMER WILLIAMS Address — 4 Poplar Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Church Socials Ambition — To go to college Honors — Highest Honors 2; Honors 1; Freshman Spelling Rep ' resentative 1; Sunny Skies; Latin Club 3. Autograph Name— MERLE FRED WILLIAMSON Address — 5 Duley Street Course — College Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Hobbies Ambition — To excel in all I do Honors — Highest Honors 1,2; Sawyer Medal 1; Latin Club 1,2,3. Autograph Name— JOAN BYNG WONSON Address — Rear 82 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sailing, bowling, horseback riding Ambition — To be successful in whatever I attempt Honors — Bank, clerk 2. Autograph 60 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Name— PRISCILLA MARY ZAGER Address — 10 Alpine Court Course — College Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — To be a teacher and travel Honors — Flicker Staff; Highest Honor s 2; Honors 1,3,4; Basket ' ball 1,2; Hitpin baseball 1,2; Flash Staff 1,2; Beacon, assistant distribution editor 4; Pattie; Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Mikado; Pinafore; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Service Club 1,2, 3,4; Roosevelt Club; Latin Club 1,2; Art Club 1; Secretary 4. Autograph Name— MARY FARRELL Address — -4 Sylvan Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Being happy Ambition — -To be a secretary Honors — Forward Pass; Sunny Skies; Service Club 2, 3. Autograph Name— CHARLES E. MILLER, Jr. Address — 1 Decatur Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Mechanics and science Honors — Class room Spelling Medal 3. Autograph Name— MARY BABINE Address — 26 School Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Cooking Ambition — To work in Grant’s Autograph Name— RAYMOND BROOKS Address — 23 Pearl Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Music Ambition — To be a great saxaphonc player Honors — Sergeant 4; Band. Autograph Name— MILDRED BRENNAN Address — 3 3 Mt. Vernon Street Course- — General Characteristic Interest — Reading Ambition — To be a nurse Autograph Name— MARY CLANCEY Address — 28 Railroad Avenue Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Chocolate Pudding Ambition — To be a success in whatever I undertake Autograph THE SEHIOR FLICKER 61 Name— DORIS DAMON Address — 6 Bond Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Dancing Ambition — To be a hairdresser Autograph Name— RUTH DEAN Address — 725 Western Avenue, Magnolia Course — General Characteristic Interest — To travel Ambition — To be a good nurse or a brain specialist Autograph Name— LOUIS C. DURAND Address — 8 Shepherd Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Vacations Ambition — Radio (Television) Honors — 2nd Lieutenant 4; Individual Drill 4; Classroom Spelling Winner 3; Pinafore; Glee Club 4; Spanish Club, executive board 3; Honors 3. Autograph Name— MARION FEENER Address — 23 Essex Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Hair Ambition — Hairdresser Autograph Name— ALBERT FROST Address — 16 Willow Street Course — General Characteristic Interest— Gunning Ambition — To graduate Autograph Name— JAMES FROST Address — 10 Springfield Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Traveling Ambition — To go to a trade school and then get a job with a high salary Honors — Corporal 3. Autograph Name— CATHERINE E. GALLIGAN Address — 45 Warner Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Ambition — To become a secretary Honors — Honors 1,2,4; Roosevelt Club; German Club 2,4; Secretary 4; Softball Award 2; Hitpin Baseball Award 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 2,3. Autograph Name— NORMAN GOODWIN Address — 62 Gloucester Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Eating and sleep ' ing Ambition — To be an Electrical Engineer Honors — Pri 2 ,e Squad 2; Haskell Medal Drill 2. Autograph Name— GEORGE E. HEDETNIEMI Address — 4 Butman Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Lanesville Ambition — Lanesville Tech Autograph Name— WALTER HEINONEN Address — 52 High Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Music Ambition — -To strike gold in Lanesville Honors — Class room Spelling Medal 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Sergeant 4. Autograph 62 THE SEKIOR FUCKER Name— WILLIAM HEINONEN Address — 52 High Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — The horn Ambition — Dairy farming Honors — Band 2,3j4; Orchestra 3. Autograph Name— JOHN M. HILL Address — 15 Liberty Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Walking Ambition — To attend the New York World’s Fair Autograph Name— THOMAS HILL Address — 8 Summit Street Course- — General Characteristic Interest — Traveling Ambition — To visit the New York World’s Fair Honors — Corporal 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball, manager 3; Track 2,3; Ser- vice Club 2. Autograph Name— RAYMOND JOHNSON Address — 276 Main Street Course — Scientific Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Ambition — To get a job with good pay Autograph Name— GEORGE J. KONDELIN Address — 47 Langsford Street Course — Scientific Preparatory Characteristic Interest — Searching for relics Ambition — To be an archaeologist Honors — Highest Honors 1,2; Honors 3,4; Classroom Spelling Winner 1; Perfect Attendance 2. Autograph Name— JOHN MELVYN LAKE Address — 12 Howe Street Course — Commercial Characteristic Interest — Chemistry Ambition — To become a research chemist Honors — Band 3,4. Autograph Name— MARJORIE LASLEY Address — 6 Exchange Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Swimming Ambition — To get along without Beadie Honors — Glee Club 1; German Club 3, 4. Autograph Name— EDWARD G. MIDDLETON Address — 20 Orchard Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Sports Ambition — To join the Foreign Legion Honors — Class Gift Committee, chairman; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Autograph Name— PHYLLIS PERRIWAY Address — 8 Stanley Court Course — General Characteristic Interest — Hair Ambition — To Travel Autograph Name— FRANCIS J. PERRY Address — 10 Mt. Vernon Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Art Ambition — To beat Norman Bel Gedder Honors — Flicker Staff; Beacon Staff, chair man art committee, art manager 4; Band 4; Service Club 1,2,3; Art Club 4. Autograph THE SEHIOK FLICKER 63 Name— H. ROSS PRIMMER, Jr. Address — 14 Harrison Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Silent attentiveness Ambition — To go fishing Honors — Perfect Attendance 3. Autograph Name— RITA ROSE SOUZA Address — 6 Young Avenue Course — General Characteristic Interest — Ambition — To become an Art teacher Autograph Name— RALPH RICHARD TARR Address — il Oak Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — Ambition — To be another Sinclair Lewis Honors — Highest Honors 2; Honors 3,4; Sergeant 4; Essay Award; Roosevelt Club. Autograph Name— RUSSELL N. WILLIAMS Address — 7 Foster Street Course — General Characteristic Interest — That Trumpet Ambition — To play in a government band Honors — Sergeant 4; Beacon Staff, art manager 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Art Club 4. Autograph THE SENIOR FLICKER 64 CLASS BALLOT Most Popular Girl Edith Swinson Most Popular Boy - Anthony Albert Most Popular Officer Edward Eallon Most Dependable Girl Edith Swinson Most Dependable Boy Sherman Ruth Most Versatile Girl Katherine Savage Most Versatile Boy Anthony Albert Best Groomed Girl Olive Cameron Best Groomed Boy Richard Amero Best Looking Girl May Keating Best Looking Boy Edward Eallon Cutest Girl Jane Dunn Cutest Boy Robert Macinnis Most Bashful Girl Priscilla Maddix Mos t Bashful Boy George Allen Girl Most Likely to Succeed in the Future Edith Swinson Boy Most Likely to Succeed in the Future Sherman Ruth Most Musical Constance Rich Most Literary Frederick Mulhaupt Most Artistic Francis Perry Most Businesslike Mary Silveira Senior Girl Who Has Done Most for the Class Edith Swinson Senior Boy Who Has Done Most for the Class Anthony Albert Most Ambitious Senior Frederick Mulhaupt Most Cheerful Senior Robert Perry Most Studious Senior Frederick Mulhaupt Most Social Senior. Edith Swinson Most Talkative Senior Most Fickle Senior Senior Outstanding in Leadership. God’s Gift to the Women. Senior Cradle Snatcher Class Bluffer Class Chesterfield - Peggy MacDonald . • x Winifred Guest Richard Davis Edward Fallon I Edith Swinson William Goodwin Olive Cameron ..Mary Silveira -Richard Davis Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Boy Most Popular Teacher. Most Popular Subject. Class Baby ...Janice Primmer Anthony Albert Miss Lovering English Mario Mendes THE SENIOR FLICKER 65 Gleanings From The Class Ballot Sherm Ruth and Polly Ahola take second as Most Popular Boy and Girl; Shirley Crowell and Ed Fallon come in third. Strikd up the band for the grand march. Our dashing Colonel wins hands down for Most Popular Officer. Our vice president’s popularity again rates him second. The conscientious work of Mary Silveira and Polly Ahola win them honorable mention among the Most Dependable Girls. R. Davis and F. Mulhaupt tie for second in dependability. Mr. Greely gets one vote. It must be his secretary. The class of ’39 should be able to establish a record with so many Ver satile Girls. Mary S. and Edith S. tie for second place. Miss Lovering’s changeable moods capture one vote. Because of his varied abilities, Sherm is voted second Most Versatile Boy. What a fashion parade we could stage! The chic appearance of Shirley Crowell and Mary Louise win them honors as second and third Best Groomed Girls. Macinnis’ corduroy jacket wins him second place as Best Groomed Boy. Eddie Sallah’s camel hair sweater, which is the admiration of all the girls, brings him in a few votes. From the bevy of beaming beauties Jane Dunn with her cute smile captures second place; Shirley Crowell’s charming manner brings her in third. It must be the snappy uniforms that make the officers the Best Looking Boys. Lieut. Egan is second; Lieut. Mulhaupt, third. And here are three more of the girls “neat and sweet, with what it takes to be Cutest” — S. Crowell, M. Keating, and E. Lopez,. Richie Kain’s golden locks and cute freckles place him as our second Cutest Boy. Sammie G.’s hair cut and “Baby Food” smile bring him in third. Flash! ! Bert McNair and Lennie Egan get second Most Bashful Girl and Boy. Wouldn’t they make a cute couple? The class must believe that work leads to success for once again our con ' gratulations go to Edie and Mary — two girls we never see idle. Mulhaupt’s artistic prose promises a bright path to Future Success. Have you ever heard Macinnis go peep a ' peep-peep on his clarinet? Well, the class has; so he’s second Most Musical. The jitterTugs vote for Benny Goodman. Gray’s book reviews are really good. He is our second) Most Literary Senior. In spite of - — or perhaps because of - — ■ the neckties we see around school, more girls than boys receive votes for Most Artistic. L. Sanderson’s honor rolls in room 27 are outstanding. D. Quimby displays her abilities in costume designing. 66 THE SENIOR FLICKER Nobody can deny that R. Davis is ' businessdike — especially Thursday afternoons when he dashes to collect all the final “scoops”. Carolyn Parsons also gets her share of votes. As president of the Girls’ Club, Edie certainly has done her bit for the class. Harriet Karcher’s spelling trophies have won her second place. The voters agree that Mooter Albert has Done Most for the Class. According to the ballot S. Ruth, R. Davis and J. Larsen have also done their share. Where there is a vote that depends on efficiency we find M. Silveira and E. Swinson; here they tie for Most Ambitious. What an abundance of sunshine and cheer! We had pages full of Cheerful Seniors but the final count shows that Sarah Holmes and Russell O’Maley follow Perry for a close second and third. If it isn’t books that Mulhaupt carries in that brief case, he has us all fooled; for he receives a landslide of votes for Most Studious Senior. Ahola and Keating are second and third in a cloud of sixty-seven Social butterflies. With vivid memories of English IV, Miss Lovering agrees with the class decision which gives Winnie Guest and Peggy MacDonald a tie vote for Most Talkative. Another tie! S. Crowell and I. Anderson win the doubtful honor of being second Most Eickle. Mr. Greely is voted the faculty representative. As football captain of a winning team. Moot comes in second as the Senior Outstanding in Leadership. E. Alexander’s school girl complexion helps to place him as a second God’s Gift to the Women. Some of us must love oup teachers as votes go to Mr. Wilder, Mr. Ross, Mr. Greely, Mr. Hooper and Mr. Era2;ier. And what have Phil Curcuru and Bob Wagner been doing to deserve those votes as Senior Cradle Snatchers? How did Mary Silveira win first place for Class Bluffer? She has some ' body fooled. That dignified look of Mulhaupt’s attracts the eye of the class. Result — he is second choice for Class Chesterfield. The dash from one sport to another places Janice Primmer as most Atlu letic Girl. Kay Savage is following the family tradition. The athletes are running in a bunch. O’Maley, second; and the Cur ' curus, Pino, and Ruth in tie for third. Miss Smith is voted second Most Popular Teacher What! No mascu ' line candidates? Can it be the timely jokes that place history second? Recess, study, and romance have tlieir lesser, though loyal supporters. Is that Ralph Tarr emerging from in back of his bottle of milkj every recess to take the vote for Class Baby? And can’t you see the expressions of some of Sammie’s football opponents when they learn that it was the “third placer” for Class Baby who hit them! That wins him our one vote for most versatile. Elizabeth Cowie, Chairman Shirley Crowell Jean Eiahlo THE SENIOR FLICKER CLASS BALLOl f nosT POPULAR BOY Host popular girl host BUSIHESSLiKE CLASS BABY Ji T GIRL I d t acmd best I boy LOOAIHG F GIRL HOST ,PEPEriDA8LE HOST POPULAR OFFICER HOST TALKATIVE HOST BASHFUL HOST cheerful HOST ARTiSTiC HOST MUSICAL HOST LITERARY 68 THE SEHIOR FLICKER t+ie- B-anci Oh (joloriejl 1 yf)o 5 «- Colofsfcl? L ' adts s Choice; Ffar thfc Rira4€; To Sa Tke; S« a The, PBQ.tjnd he;T Cre GtO-y-Ce-5 ' TE-R Rah! Rah! Rah! Tfcn- shuTL Sodohts ststerSjQnd hi ' scoaslnsj •and hi? aunts. SNAPSHOTS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 69 70 THE SEHIOR FLICKER History Of Class Of 1939 Four years have elapsed since, one September day, we entered G. H. S. as freshmen. We have been no extraordinary class, we make no claim to genius, but we have carved a place for ourselves in the annals of G. H. S. This is our record. FRESHMAN The upperclassmen finally condescended to notice that we were a class when our freshma.n football candidates, Anthony Albert, Walter Murphy, Albert Silveria, William Greenberg, Walter MacFarland, Ralph Pino, Lloyd Rose, Robert Porper, and Joseph Curcuru, made such a good showing. Our position in the school was even more firmly established when our first social event, the Freshman Party, was such a success with Janet Mac ' Laughlin as chairman, and Jean McPhee, Mary Cronin, and Shirley Crowell on the com mittee. We were also the first sponsors of a Freshman Glee Club whose officers were Dorothy Flygare, president; Jean McPhee, vice president; Janet Mac ' Laughlin, treasurer; and Jean Fitzpatrick, secretary. Harriet Karcher added to our honors by winning the class spelling championship. Our basketball heroes failed to equal the outstanding record of the foot- ball boys, but Coach Ross had great hopes for Edward Middleton, Franklin Nelson, John Larsen, Anthony Albert, Richard Perry, Ralph Pino, Joseph Curcuru, and Joseph Favazza. The journalistically minded freshmen who covered school activities for the Flash were Joanne Hartford, Mary Cronin, Janet MacLaughlin, Ernest Leavitt, Katherine Savage, Melvin Kramer, and Richard Davis. The boys who attended the music festival with the band were Robert Macinnis, Roland Collins, Everett Oakes, Charles Robinson, Walter Fleinonen, and William Heinonen. On Presentation Day, Mary Grogan and Merle Williamson were acknowledged the scholastic leaders when each received a Sawyer Medal. Peggy MacDonald and Elizabeth Cowie were awarded the 4H Club prize. SOPHOMORE This year we entered the field of dramatics when Virginia Grant and William Thanos portrayed the leading roles in the Beacon musical comedy. Forward Pass. Harriet Karcher bettered her last year’s record and won the school spelL ing championship. After hearing of the fun that the boys in the band had at the music festival last year, a number of new candidates joined the original five. They were) Richard Rust, Gilman Lane, Robert Praderio, Robert Holmberg, Ray- mond Brooks, Eino Hendrickson, Freeman Rogers, Robert Powers, Adolph Telles, Robert Wagner, and Preston Dagle. THE SEKIOR ELICKER 71 The members of the Flash staff were Joanne Hartford, Katherine Savage, Janet MacLaughlin, Harold Cohen, Eli 2 ;abeth Cowie, Priscilla Zager, and Richard Davis. We were well represented in the Girls’ Club Orchestra by Eliz abeth Cowie, Estelle Oliver, and W inifred Guest, our trio of violinists. The football and basketball players of last year did credit to their previous training. New members of the baseball team were Anthony Albert, Leo Hanrahan, Edward Middleton, and Sherman Ruth. Anne Campbell added to our list of honors when she won the Type- writing 1 contest. Edith Swinson and Frederick Mulhaupt received Sawyer Medals. JUNIOR The shining lights among our athletes began to stand out during the junior year; namely — “Moot” Albert, football; Russell O Maley, basketball; Sherm Ruth, baseball; and Ralph Pino, track. Among the sporting element of the fairer sex were Edith Swinson, soft ' ball and hit ' pin baseball; Kay Savage, hit ' pin baseball; and Janice Primmer, basketball and bowling. Elected to the presidency of the A. A. council was Anthony Albert. Russell O’Maley represented the juniors in the council. Platoon sergeant Leonard Egan captured the second place medal in the individual drill while platoon sergeant Edward Fallon gave a worthy account of himself. The Beacon included Pauline Ahola, Elizabeth Cowie, Shirley Crowell, Janet MacLaughlin, and those literary gentlemen, Ernest Leavitt and Melvin Kramer, while on the business staff Richard Davis served as assistant adver ' tising manager and Carolyn Parsons, assistant sales manager. Seen among the “Dead ' Eye Dicks” of the rifle team were Roberts Wag ' ner and DelTcrchio; the former was elected captain of the ’39 team. Margaret Oakes as chairman guided the Junior Tea dance to success. Elections of club officers being next in order, we found Kenneth Stick ' ney as president of the German Club; Edith Swinson as vicc ' president and Jean Fit2;patrick as assistant secretary of the Girls’ Club; Bill Thanos as president of the Latin Club; Arthur Duncan as president of the Art Club, with Russ Hannibal and Ralph Nichols on the planning board; Kay Savage, treasurer of the French Club; and Dorothy Flygare, secretary of the Service Club. Harriet Karcher won another record in spelling. From the annual duel of pri e squads commanded by our platoon ser- geants at the Presentation party, William Goodwin of Company C emerged victorious with a squad in which were seen Robert Hagstrom and Melvin Kramer. Second came Company A’s squad with platoon sergeant Irvin An ' derson commanding: and third, William Thanos from Company E, with Harold Dunbar drilling in that squad. Frederick Mulhaupt, treasurer, and Charles Gray were the represen ' tatives of the juniors in the Stevens Book Reviewers. Later elections that year brought in Mary Silveira, Eleanor Mattos, Melvin Kramer, and Ernest Leavitt. 72 THE SEHIOK FLICKER Came another Field Day with platoon sergeant Bill Goodwin taking top honors, platoon sergeant L. Egan again coming in second. Officers of the class, announced after much ballot checking were, John Larsen, president; Sherman Ruth, vicc ' president; Harriet Karcher, secretary; and Owen Gillie, treasurer. Presentation bore great fruit for us juniors. Doris McCall and William Thanos received Sawyer Medals. John Harrigan and Kenneth Stickney were awarded German III Book priz es. The College Women’s Club prize went to Mary Silveira. Frederick Mulhaupt was the recipient of the Harvard Book prize. Most important to the male element, — Edward Fallon, colonel; William Goodwin, lieutenant colonel; Irvin Anderson, Samuel Chiancola, Robert DelTorchio, Leonard Egan, Charles Gray, Frederick Mulhaupt, Sher man Ruth, William Souza and William Thanos, second lieutenants. Doris McCall, Mary Silveira, and Frederick Mulhaupt maintained high ' est honors for the year. Lastly the charter members of the new chapter of the National Honor Society were announced, Pauline Ahola, Gloria Amiro, Adeline Botelho, Dor ' othy Flygare, Sarah Holmes, Harriet Karcher, Doris McCall, Mary Silveira, Edith Swinson, Lorna Tarr, Charles Gray, Robert Hagstrom, Melvin Kramer, Frederick Mulhaupt, Sherman Ruth and William Thanos. Membership in the oganization is not based entirely upon excellence in scholarship, but upon leadership, straight forwardness and high ideals, those characteristics which early classify one as an asset to American citizenry. This new chapter of a nation ' wide organization should prove its worth in the affairs of G. H. S. SENIOR The first outstanding social event of our senior year was the R. O. T. C. party. William F. Souza commanded the individual drill and later the exhibition platoon was directed by Sherman B. Ruth. The majors Vv ' ere later announced as William F. Souza, first battalion; Samuel J. Chiancola, second battalion; at the samel time William J. Thanos was made regimental adjutant with the rank of captain. The newly formed chapter of the National Honor Society elected Sher ' man Ruth, president; Frederick Mulhaupt, vicc ' president; Charles Gray, treas ' urer; Doris McCall, secretary. Additional members were Owen Gillie, Keii ' neth Stickney, Samuel Chiancola, William Souza, Edward Fallon, Madith Hodgkins, John Larsen, Ernest Leavitt, Mary Emma Perkins and Evelyn Wickey. Activities in the language clubs began early with Mary Silveira as president of the Spanish Club; Melvin Kramer was made president of the French Club; Eleanor Mattos, treasurer; and Katherine Savage, secretary. The Latin Club was headed by Robert Macinnis; the German Club elected William Thanos president; Philip MacDonald, vicc ' president; and Russell O’Maley, treasurer. Robert Jeffery was president of the Roosevelt Club assisted by Doris McCall, vicc ' president; Bill Thanos, treasurer; and Lorna Tarr, secretary. Senior members of the Stevens Book Reviewers were Charles Gray, president; Ernest Leavitt, vice ' president; Melvin Kramer, treasurer; Mary Silveira, Flash reporter; Eleanor Mattos and Frederick Mulhaupt. THE SENIOR FLICKER 73 Richard Davis was editordn-chief of the Flash and Mary Silveira headed the Flash typists. Pauline Ahola was the senior editor of the Beacon. The finances of the Beacon were creditably managed by Richard Davis, advertis- ing manager, assisted by Lois McKenney; Carolyn Parsons, sales manager, was assisted by her floor collectors; Adeline Bothelo and Edward Levie were in charge of the typists. Polly Ahola was also editor of the Flicker and was assisted by Richard Davis and William Souza as assistant editors. At the annual interclass typewriting contest Mary Silveira was adjudged the champion speed typist, while Helen Sargent was acclaimed the winner of the accuracy award. Anthony Albert, Russell O’Maley, Ralph Pino, Samuel Gemellaro, Philip and Joseph Curcuru, John Larsen, and others of our class distinguished themselves in athletics. During education week, fourteen members of our class returned to i the grammar schools from which they were graduated and spoke to the ; eighth graders concerning high school life. Those seniors were Pauline Ahola, Adeline Bothelo, Thelma Black, Richard Davis, Charles Gray, Melvin Kramer, 1 1 Mildred Marshall, Albertina Mitchell, Frederick Mulhaupt, Fannie Pistenmaa, Sherman Ruth, Mary Silveira, Lorna Tarr and William Thanos. ‘ Peggy MacDonald, Shirley Norwood, Elizabeth Cowie, Harold Cohen, Irvin Anderson, Robert Macinnis, and Everett Oakes took us through the horrors of the Russian Revolution in their presentation of the senior class j play, “The House with the Twisty Windows.” Sherman B. Ruth and Edith M. Swinson, graduation speakers, were selected to say “greetings and farewell” to underclassmen and faculty. CHARLES J. GRAY JANET MacLAUGHLIN FREDERICK K. 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Graduate School of Laiv l-year evening course for LL.M. degree and higher professional standing. For LL.B. graduates only. Late-Afternoon and Saturday Courses for Teachers Special Summer School Courses Day and Evening Duplicate Sessions All Departments Co-Educational Combined faculties represent cultural and professional instruction of high quality and recognized achievement Call, write or phone CAP. 0555 for catalogs Colleges Law Schools SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR DERNE STREET BEACON HILL BOSTON, MASSACHUSPJTTS PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 75 CLUB PROLOGUE (TW Pupils enrolled in the various departments of Gloucester High School display their interest by enthusiastic support of the clubs connected with their regular curriculum. Clubs represented by these photographs are open to the pupils who excel in scholastic average and service. Since this book is primarily a record of the Class of 1939, and since our space is limited, we have included only the officers and senior members of the clubs. The names of those senior members who were not present when the photographs were taken have been listed. 76 THE SEHIOR FLICKER tuc rt X o w HJj o X 5 J c tj 70 W x £W rt c OJ ■p Vh P-I -i-T IS sy CJ Ui aQ w h-l (L W 03 . u rt „ _C 0 cl c rt CJ ' 0 E (J „ H w C ri s u S . c 1 j_ 1 w „ o . ■ ' u 2 u -i: c w « ' i c : c 2 “|J 5 § s ■ 2 O u, c5 S MH o -C 2 2 e 6 p-i I I THE SENIOR FLICKER 77 GIRLS’ CLUB CABINET Back Row, left to right: — P. Ahola, M. Silveira, Miss Margaret Tufts, faculty supervisor; J. Fialho, D. Flygare. Front Row, left to right: — H. Karcher, J. Fitzpatrick, secretary; E. Swinson, presi ' dent; J. McPhee, chairman of cheer committee; C. Parsons, treasurer. A. A. COUNCIL Back Row, left to right: — W. MacFarland, E. Fallon, R. Perry, J. DelTorchio. Front Row, left to right: — A. Albert, president; K. Savage, vice president; R. O’Maley, secretary; R. Riley. Also: H. Jones. 78 THE SEKIOR FLICKER FLASH Back Row, left to right: — A. Botelho, B. McNair, S. Crowell, M. Keating, C. Rich, R. Noble. Middle Row, left to right: — G. Amiro, E. Cowie, J. Hartford, Miss Agnes Carroll, faculty super.; E. Leavitt, Miss Mildred Ingalls, faculty super.; L. Tarr. O. Cameron, H. Sargent. Front Row, left to right: — P. Ahola, W. Thanos, F. Mulhaupt, R. Davis, editor ' in ' chief; C. Gray, M. Silveira, chairman of typists. Also: H. Cohen, E. Swinson. BEACON Back Row, left to right: — P. Havlichek, M. Tarr, P. Zager, S. Crowell, E. Cowie, M. Cronin, J. MacLaughlin, L. McKenney, A. Botelho. Middle Row, left to right: — B. Brazier, P. Sloan, C. Parsons, sales manager; Miss Esther Burnham, faculty supervisor; Miss Helen Brotherton, faculty supervisor; S. Holmes, A. Hickey, M. Kramer. Front Row, left to right: — E. Leavitt, R. Davis, advertising manager; R. McPhee, P. Ahola, editor; J. Rankin, F. Perry, E. Levie. Also: H. Parsons, G. Rose, M. Lannon, E. Hepper. THE SENIOR FLICKER 79 STEVENS BOOK REVIEWERS Back Row, left to right: — E. Mattos, Miss Frances McGrew, faculty supervisor; M. Kramer, treasurer; F, Mulhaupt. Front Row, left to right — J. Francis, secretary; C. Gray, president; E. Leavitt, vice president; M. Silveira. DRAMATICS CLUB Back Row, left to right: — D. Quimby, J. MacLaughlin, M. Kramer, president; S. Norwood, R. Davis. Middle Row, left to right: — W. Thanos, J. Francis, secretary; C. Gray, vice president; E, Cowie, E. Leavitt. Front Row, left to right:— E. Fallon, A. Botelho, F. Mulhaupt, M. Grogan, chairman program committee; R. Hagstrom. Miss Mary Ford, faculty supervisor. 80 THE SENIOR FLICKER FRENCH CLUB Back Row, left to right; — J. Parks, T. Black, P. Parkhurst, M. Kramer, president; A. Botelho, M. Patriquin, A. Hickey, J. Fitzpatrick. Middle Row, left to right:- — M. Grogan, P. Cole, K. Savage, secretary; R. Wood, vice president; E. Mattos, treasurer; L. McKenney, S. Hines. Front Row, left to right: — D. Flygare, C. Gray, E. Leavitt, F., Mulhaupt, W. Goodwin, R. Hagstrom, R. Bowen. Also: E. Swinson, H. Karcher, E. Wickey, A. Scriven. Mr, Henry Rosen, faculty supervisor. GERMAN CLUB Back Row, left to right: — J. Harrigan, S. Chiancola, K. Stickney, E. Sallah, Miss Lillian Mears, faculty supervisor; P. Curcuru, R. Praderio, E. Oakes, F. Smith. Middle Pvow, left to right: — J. Hartford, E. Grover, R. O’Maley, W. Thanos, president; P. MacDonald, vice president; G. Amero, secretary; M. Lasley. Front Row, left to right: — E. Fallon, C. Galligan, O. Smith, J. McPhee, M. Joslin, D. Quimby, E. Hepper, R. Pino. Also: S. Gemmellaro. THE SENIOR FLICKER LATIN CLUB Back Row, left to right :-L. Roland. R Bowen, Miss Josephine Ray, faculty ' ’’ MMdU ' Row:Te?t%I n‘ ' ght aSco!’ J. Fi rick. W. Thanos. R, Macinnis. ' ’ pTont R w ' kfftoTight: ' Hickey. P. Cole, E. Mattos. E, Leavitt. Also, I Anderson, R. Silva, J. Hull, M. Williamson, J. Brown, vicq president, M. McKay, secretary. SPANISH CLUB Back Row left to right:— Miss Mela Frostholm. faculty supervisor; P. Sloan Front Row. left to right:— V, Scola, vice president; M. Silveira, presiden , . Norwood. Also: H. Avedesian, M. Fernandes, secretary. 82 THE SEHIOR flicker BANK Back Row, left to right: — E. Brancaleone, P. Alves, clerk; M. Jensen, Mr. J. Stanley Thompson, faculty supervisor; B. Corliss, clerk; S. Surrette, clerk. Front Row, left to right — G. DeSouza, assistant cashier; B. McNair, secretary; J. Hartford, vice president; M. Cronin, treasurer; M. Silveira, cashier. •art club Back Row, left to right: — T. Perry, B. Ehler, I. Jacobson, Miss Mabel Spoiford, faculty supervisor; F. Perry, J. Parks, S. Norwood, M. Joslin. Middle Row, left to right: — I. Bertoni, M. Hodgkins, C. Benson, treasurer; D. Quimby, secretary; P. Parkhurst, president; M. Harris, vice president; P. Sloan, L. Sanderson. Front Row, left to right: — R. Williams, L. Wheeler, A. Roy, R. Hannibal. Also: A. Currier. THE SENIOR FLICKER 8j BIOLOGY CLUB Back Row, left to right: — D. Flygare, Mr. Aarne Frigard, faculty supervisor; T. Black. Front Row, left to right: — A. Flickey, P. Cole, E. Mattos, J. McPhee. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Back Row, left to right: — W. Guest, assistant librarian; R. Pino, treasurer; T. Black, librarian; R. Tarr, librarian. Front R.OW, left to right: — K. Savage, secretary; A. Albert, president; D. Flygare, president; W. Murphy, treasurer. Miss Helen Curry, faculty supervisor. 84 THE SEHIOR flicker 4 ' H CLUB Back Row, left to right: — P. MacDonald, Miss Edna Rundquist, faculty super ' visor; K. Rideout. Front Row, left to right: — M. McGuire, M. Sutherland, president; G. Amiro. Also: E. Joyce, treasurer; W. Dulong, program chairman; P. Perry, secretary. SCHOOL ORCHESTRAS Back Row, left to right: R. Brooks, R. Holmberg. Front Row, left to right: — E. Oakes, C. Rich, W, Parks. Also: R. Wagner, R. Williams Mr. Allyn Browne, director of school orchestra; Miss Alice Williams, director of girls’ orchestra. THEODORE ROOSEVELT CLUB THE SENIOR FLICKEP. 85 86 THE SEKIOP. FLICKER f. ’5 I i, :- C : uM S H .. : ci o _o ' di ' - T Ec il t; Di: W:= O ' -’ H -- 0) ■ 9 -. £ did . a; Di! .= w .-E ' 53: S c 5 fiS j £ £ ' IE £.-f 53 S3 5 _ 5 j OJ 3 Sa. ' g Ki cs o ■ — .5 r Jm I JS C .. tt.K +J _; . - o c: o U .2 • E 5 £ y. eE D .3 01 E| C I 0) ' ' sl : J c o = C 3 e -2 I ' b c c -ti 3 di ' z . 0 • OJ hp, 0) o 0.2 5j§ gc o s 7 . g3 OM c I S.SS-3| c £ £ is 3 — o E 3 ir c •- o o - E iJ Qi il 0) ■ - 73 0) _, c .. . Ci •• C cii ‘ « 3 . THE SENIOR ELICKER 87 R. O. T. C. The 54th year of military drill in the Gloucester High School and the 20th year as a unit of the Reserve Officers’ T raining Corps commenced with an enrollment of 387 members. The unit is organized as a regiment and is commanded by Colonel Edv ard R. Fallon, Jr. Among the notable events which have taken place during the current school year were, first, the 48th annual dance and prize drill. Sergeants James P. George, J. Weston Black, 3rd; and Pvalph C. Levie won first, second and third places, respectively, in the individual drill. Then came the 47th annual party and exhibition drill which was espec ' ially colorful this year, due to the fine work of the committee on decorations. The largest exhibition drill platoon ever formed for any of these parties, was ably com ' mande.d by Captain Sherman B. Ruth. After a long season of training and practice, the rifle team, capably coached by Sergeant Charles W. Tucker, won the First Corps Area Intercollegiate Match which entitled the team to represent the First Corps Area in the National Intercollegiate Matches. First and third places in the Corps Area, were also won in the William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match. The score of the first team in this match, 936, was higher than any other high school or college team in the Corps Area. The team is captained by Second Lieutenant Robert L. Wagner. The R. O. T. C. Band, having 56 members, has given two fine concerts which were well attended by its loyal supporters. It is taken for granted that the band will make its usual fine record at the Massachusetts and New England Music Festivals again this year. It is hoped that the unit will receive this year, “honor” rating for the 19th con ' secutive year, a record which is outstanding among the 139 junior units in the United States and its territorial possessions. CORPS AREA CHAMPIONSHIP RIFLE TEAM Left to right, front row: — Roger L. Crowley, Corp. Donald O. Amero, Corp, John DelTorchioi, Jr., Major Samuel J. Chiancola, Lieut. Robert L. Wagner, Team Captain; Capt. C. Robert DelTorchio, Corp. Francis W. Emerson, Jr., Frank L. Cox, Jr., Sherman G. Harriman, Jr, Rear row; Daniel H. McKenzie, Burlon C. Crowley, Corp. Richard G. Dench, Capt. Raymond E. Shum and Sergt. Charles W. Tucker, army instructors; Col. Edward R. Fallon, Ji’., Sergt, James P. George, William M. Dean. bo O o 2 u o c« - S w B o G 03 05 a U -r . (U c y bJD G i-1 rt dj dn P-i THE SENIOR FLICKER 89 fo c • ' ►rjO Z TlO He WP O ' 3 3-2. W Z! r C Q O =rW5“=3: 2P3 y ?d w W O i-r( ° o • S)3-o I • ri “ j a r! rh (0 • O m S “ C 2. Y o rr et S ' _ O (TJ ?a 1 ' fw X- 3 3 2 2 o • ; - ' 3 ,3 O ' d 3 2 H° S tij — 1 3 3 (-(-o o “S- - Is- o 3- Ml ' jq r CR? ■o5 ' 5 • CH p- -jp isrP S ' 3 QK-o§ H j: qCi 3 P rt • y M t-s uj 3 M 3 “-3 — Mhh2 -n 33 ; Hi® tr S- • tr ' • ' 3 2 td a = 3 ir ' pr fv t-i- pooi ' Hgz; wS p f J ' 3 0 3 0 3-P 00 ??r o g pH r 2 VO o 3 So V. VO O- — 3 Wo ft O cr- C “W93 ' ‘ iO’§ 0 O g o S 2 3 ?3 Q 2 ®paq(T uH H!13 as 3 ffl -1 — ® (t) 3 ! ( 03 ; 3 Fwro 9 . m . 0_ “ 3 -3 O 3 9 2. W fd o 5 • L 3 ' 0 3 o a 3 d ' 3 o 2. « o fd «-( Y- d o 3 9- O w cn cr? ?r 05 vpgl (t( ® r7 3 rC O 3 JJ O ft t® 3 fd ij tr ?5nS yo THE SENIOR FUCKER SEHIOR LfTIERPim 1939 rt t Swi5 X VfeocioT to to THE SEHIOR FLICKER 91 CLASS CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 7. “The Children’s Hour.” 8. Adults arrive. The hour is over. 9. No school tomorrow! 12. Stanwood absent. We are now assured that the school year has begun. 13. “To drill or not to drill; that is the question!” It doesn’t rain — we drill. Oh! sweet misery of life. 14. The Ancient Order of the Gormandizing Alcovites organized. Bob Hagstrom proves himself an adequate member. 15. Col. Fallon’s golden voice makes its debut. 16. Miss Harris expresses her wish that Fallon save some of that militaristic gusto for the English class. 17. Newburyport becomes the first of the tenpins of the gridiron. 19. Robert Hinkley appointed official window ' Opener in Room 12 for the fiscal year of 1938T939. 20. Hotdogs go on sale! The Goodyear Rubber Co. issues a quarterly divi ' dend on all stocks. 21. Lost: One Freshman. Found looking for 6A in the attic. 22. Editor Davis gives a pep talk to his staff. Ho hum. 23. Is this a rifle I see before me? It is. Drill days are here again. 4. Number two pin; Lynn Classical bites the dust. 6. Mulhaupt retells a joke! “We are not amused.” Mulhaupt embarrassed. We are amused. 27. Slaughter of the innocents! The first term tests. 28. Gray late for physics class. Mr. Colman declares that Gray has three hands; left hand, right hand, and a little behin d hand. 29. Chalk up another absence for Stanwood. 30. Room 38. Class observe gold-fish. Gold fish observe class. One gold fish overcome! OCTOBER 1. Gloucester outlimelights Ipswich in football, 33-7. 3. Lufkin oversleeps and comes to school in curlers. All is explained. 4. Fishermen’s races; Stanwood and the other sea-scouts absent. Chalk up three for Stanwood. 5. We were absent today. 6. Returning from the Fishermen’s races, Harrigan claims you can tell a sailor by his ability to box the compass. Eddie wants to know if Joe Louis is a competent sailor. 7. “Playboy” Pino, the reckless Romeo, indulges in a breath-takingly dau ' gerous game of “cat’s cradle.” 92 THE SENIOR FLICKER SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Accountings Secretarial and Business Courses For High School Graduates DAY AND EVENING CLASS AND INDIVIDUAL DIVISIONS ADVANCEMENT Ad vanced Standing for Commercial Course Graduates Previous Commercial Training Not Required For Entrance FALL TERM begins SEPT. 5 SUMMER SCHOOL begins JUNE 19 and 26 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE FOR GRADUATES Call, Write or ’Phone for Information JOHN W. ARCHIBALD, B.B.A., M.C.S., President 126 Washington Street Salem, Mass. NOW IN 49th YEAR DRESSES HOSIERY UNDERWEAR BELL SHOPS 168 MAIN STREET — TEL. 2665 SPORTSWEAR Compliments of ART JEWELRY CORPORATION GLOUCESTER, MASS. 442 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 92 THE WONDER SHOPPE Specializing- in Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Wearing Apparel C. A. Rose, Proprietor 264 MAIN STREET NOYES the MOVER Crating — Packing — Storage All Loads Insured — Largest Van in City Tel. (Office) 2788-W Tel. (Residence) 2788-R PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEKIOR FLICKER 93 8. Gloom reigns supreme in Swampscott tonight. “Mooter” and the boys take them for a ride. 10. A penny saved is a penny earned — if it is saved in the Gloucester High School Bank. (Moderate rates for other advertisements.) 1 1 . Boys trot over to chorus. Football team excels. 12. In fourteen hundred and ninety two Columbus sailed the ocean blue, And never was a man so true — We have a vacation anyhoo. 13. “Brownie” gets a new tailored suit in preparation for his formal debut. 14. Thanos found reading Byron’s poetry. Miss Gale claims that he has delusions of grandeur about forming a Greek revolution. 15. Neither Marblehead fog nor its football team can stop us, this day! 17. Customary gloom envelopes the issuing of grades. 18. Keating admires R. Taylor in movies. Thanos admires Keating. 19. No assembly for boys today. (Watch for this feature every week.) 20. The football team joins the Glee Club to confuse the enemy with sing- ing signals. 21. Flood control suggested for force water pump in room 38. Ruth and Scriven request water wings. 22. Beverly football team and a large crowd watch our team go by. 24. Marion throws a party. Big success. Both Marion and the party. 25. Robichaud comes to school with 6 ' day beard. 26. Seven-day beard comes to school. Posse goes on man hunt for Robi- chaud. 27. Dunbar drops 25c on boys’ stairs. Two dead. Twenty-five on danger list. 28. Frances Watters informs history class that the Lone Ranger was in charge of the Rough Riders! 31. Hallowe’en. Ross Primmer haunts a house. Davis haunts Flash party. NOVEMBER 1. William Goodwin, shrinking violet and woman-hater extraordinary, requests separate classes for boys and girls. 2. Number one milk bottle broken at the lunch counter. Was Robbie’s face red? 3. The boys in home room 6 announce a contest to name the third statue from the left in Room 6. All entries must be in by June 31. Reward! 4. The tables turn. The teachers have to go to a convention today. 5. Another victory; this time it is Amesbury. 7. Just another Monday. Four days to the next weekend. 8. The local Frank Buck Society, otherwise known as the Rifle Team, found missing. 9. “The Forgotten Men.” No boys’ assembly today. 10. The Frank Buckites found in jail, charge — shooting at alley-cats out of season. Wagner protests a violation of the Wagner Act. 1 1. Armistice Day — “Lest we forget, lest we forget.” Winthrop. 94 THE SEHIOR FLICKER LYNN BURDETT College COURSES FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Courses for Young Men and Women. Business Adminis- tration-Accounting, Execu- tive ' s Assistant (for men), Executive Secretarial, Steno- graphic Secretarial, Short- hand, Typewriting, Business, and Finishing Courses. One and Two-Year Programs. Previous commercial training not required for entrance. Leading colleges represented in attendance. Students from different states. Place- ment service free to grad- uates Visitors welcome. 44 i3viSlvie6S . s an institution, Lynn Bindeit College is now an acknowledged leader in the field in which its work IS done. Statesmen, financiers, batik offi- cials, presidents, vice presidents, treasurers, and many others holding important business posi- tions are numliered among its alumni. Vet its pride as an institution rests not alone upon the achievements o. the illustrious, Imt upon the accomplishment of that large numlier of men and women who, liecause of the practical nature of the training received, now hold responsible posi- tions in various lines of business in many states. TH YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER. 1939 Write or telephone for Day or Evening Catalogue 74 Mt. Vernon St., Lynn, Mass. • Jackson 234 THE GLOUCESTER CO-OPERATIVE BANK is incorporated in Massachusetts and is under siipei ' vision of the COMMISSIONER OF BANKS Shares are issued quarterly in January, April, July and October. A deposit of one dollar per month for each share is required and these deposits participate in the profits and accumulate until the shares have a value of $200. A person may hold from one to forty shares. Shares in this bank are insured in full under Massachusetts laws. START NOW FOR THE FUTURE The Bank that pays the high interest to its Depositors PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR FLICKER 95 14. Miss McGrew on behalf of the Stevens Book Reviewers, Rliss Ingalls on behalf of the Flash, and Miss Harris on behalf of her eyesight and good temper for a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to persons cot ' recting papers written in Gray’s handwriting. 15. Gray applies for admission to a typewriting class. 16. Wednesday announcement: No boys’ assembly. 17. Winnie Guest forgets her gum. Friends fail to recogni 2 ,e her. 18. Special Menu. Bread sandwiches. 21. Miss Marr appoints C. Gray official custodian of the office reports. Charlie claims the act unconstitutional. 22. Frankie Smith, when asked during a sea scout examination for a defini ' tion of a meridian, replies, “a male mermaid.” 23. Jeanne Nickerson, after having seen As Tou Li e It, protests that the title was misleading. 24. Thanksgiving Day. The day of Pilgrims, turkey, and Peabody. 28. Highlights of History. J. Burns recites. 29. We are absent today. 30. Marking period closes. Office report forbids throwing of snowballs. DECEMBER 1. Olive C. returns to class finishing her lunch. P. MacDonald declares that it is only fair to share and share alike. Miss McGinley gets the food. 2. Owen Gillie reminds the class that dues may be paid anytime. 5. Mr. Harris exiles Hannibal from room 6. “Man Without a Country.” 6. The track team revolts against running. Mr. Frigard heard exclaiming, “Dash those fellows!” 7. Lost: Julius Caesar; return to Miss Ford. Miss Ford last seen with a toga. 8. Oakes writes Santa asking for all A’s on his report card. 9. Oakes in despair. Conrad tells him there is no Santa. 12. Business picks up for Gillie. He collects two I. O. U.’s. 13. Jean Fialho and Harold Dunbar are on the “outs”. She asked him for violets, and he brought her a package of seed. 14. Pino makes first payment on Muriel’s Christmas present. 15. Mr. Wilder says that matches are made in Sweden. Ann C. claims they are made in heaven. 16. The end of a weary week and everybody was made weak by this week. Much resting to be done over the week-end. 19. A correspondence school course on “How to be a Detective” is found among Richie Amero’s books. Now he has to see your birth certificate before he will believe you were born. 20. We count four more days to Christmas. Pino counts four more days to the last payment. MERRY CHRISTMAS!! (Spelled V A C A TT O N) 96 THE SEXIOR FLICKER HALL’S RADIO ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS 28 Hancock Street Gloucester, Mass. HOME-MADE CANDIES AND SALTED NUTS NICHOLS’ CANDY KITCHEN 46 MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER, MASS. ANNISQUAM BOAT LIVERY LARGE PARTIES — SAILBOATS AND ROW 642 Washing-ton Street Float, River Road ELMER D. HODGKINS, Prop. CHARLES WISE AUTOMOBILE AND MARINE ENGINES REPAIRED 50 PARKER STREET Compliments of JIMMY’S GROCERY STORE JIMMY GOODWIN, ’34, Proprietor Compliments of BURKE’S EXPRESS 27 PEARL STREET TELEPHONE 1778 Compliments of FAULK BROTHERS CONTRACTORS 2 Gloucester Avenue Telephone 1771 BOB’S HABERDASHERY ' glouces™ MALLORY HATS — ARROW SHIRTS — ARROW UNDERWEAR ARROW NECKWEAR — GRADUATION SHIRTS PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR FLICKER 97 JAJWARY 2. Happy New Year! We only mentioned it because there was no school. 3. Stan wood resolves not to be absent in 1939. 4. Stanwood absent . 5. Hagstrom announces his motto, “Three sandwiches a day keep the doC tor away.” 6. Hagstrom taken to doctor. Given strict diet. 9. Solid Geometry exams. Class pools a 62. 10. More exams, more 62 ' ’s. (If we can only maintain this torrid pace.) 11. Ring out for grammar schools. Freshmen homesick. 12. Officers arrive at drill with sabers. 13. School nurse complains that she has used one month’s supply of iodine on officers. 16. Mr. Smith announced school treasurer. 17. Mr. Smith nominated for “Most Popular Teacher.” 18. Try-outs for senior play. Thanos misses part of the mouse by a squeak. 19. Andersen has an electrifying experience and a shockingly good time as he tests the electric machine. 20. Miss Marr, reading from office report: “There will be a short meeting of the National er-ah-er- Horror Society in Room 25 at 1:30.” Five seniors report. 23. Sherm Ruth and Charles Gray journey to Boston studio to broadcast all they know about Gloucester. Program lasts two minutes. 24. Latin class demonstrates the art of riding a chariot. “Ben Hur” Mac ' Innis last seen on road to Rome. 25. Extra. Extra. War in China! Flood on the Ohio! Boys’ Assembly! 26. Bli2,2,ard! 500 absent; 700 wish they were absent. 27. Twenty-eight days to next vacation. 30. Hearst Trophy contest announced. 31. Rifle team discovered with bean-blowers. FEBRUARY 1. Cameron, Cronin, Anderson, and MacDonald stage Ritz Brothers act at recess. Miss Tufts asks for return performance at 1:30. 2. Amero wins 50 yard dash as he discovers himself in gym before girls’ class is dismissed. 3. Natalie Bradley tells Souza he has personality of amoeba. Does she mean he’s transparent? 6. Richie Davis passes by a group of girls in the corridor. What is wrong with this sentence? 7. New books issued in English class. Shucks! No pictures. 8. Kramer imitates Lawrence Tibbetts; Brownie imitates Kramer. 9. Sign appears on lunch counter. “We trust you, but we don’t handle charge accounts.” 10. Lunch counter business falls off. 13. Rifle team turn in bean blowers for bows and arrows. Cupid protests violation of Wagner Act. 98 THE SENIOR FLICKER F. J. BABSON COMPANY GUS CHEKARES CUNNINGHAM KERR MARGARET G. FANNING J. A. JOHNSON, Inc. ELIOT W. LOVETT G. EVERETT MAHONEY, Inc. RICHARD L. MOREY PRESSON INSURANCE AGENCY GEORGE STEELE’S SONS VIERRA OLIVER PLACE YOUR INSURANCE WITH MEMBERS OF THE CAPE ANN BOARD OF INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS GLOUCESTER, MASS. PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR FLICKER 99 14. Roses are red Violets are blue The seniors are shy So the verses are few. 15. Sign appears on lunch counter. “Credit gladly given.” 16. Business picks up. 17. Friday. Everyone rests for week-end to come — even Mary Silveira. 20. Class ballot. Best groomed girl a pu 2 , 2 ;ler. We vote for Sally Rand. 21. Sergeant Tucker wonders how many votes he got for cutest boy. 22. Day off. We can not tell a lie either, George. 23. Murphy and Hill stay home to rest for vacation. 24. Vacation starts. MARCH 6. Dramatics Club holds a meeting for pantomine acting. Was that a wind mill or was it Hagstrom demonstrating his golf? 7. Sherm Ruth and Edith elected graduation speakers. Wagner protests a violation of the Wagner act. 8. Senior Class meeting, President Larson puts his fist down for order. A pin is he ard dropping. Right or wrong? 9. Mother-Daughter banquet. Mr. Eellows is Sultan for a night. 10. Regiment goes for long march. Sou2 a finds a hole in sole of his shoe. Second Battalion finds a hole in the soul of Sour.a. 13. Ring out. Stanwood comes to school. 14. National Honor Society holds meeting and discusses the issue of a student council. Stickney declares the act unconstitutional and goes to sleep. 15. Gray wakes Stickney and asks him to move over. 16. The Ides of March. Boo! 17. Olive Cameron: Was it St. Patrick who said, “peace is better than war”? Mary Cronin: Can you imagine an Irishman saying that? 20. Miss Harris informs us that most literature is 99% perspiration and 1% inspiration, Nugent wants to know if he can manage with 1% perspir- ation and 99% inspiration. 21. Regiment goes on second march. Chiancola exclaims he is weary of marching, first Battalion exclaims. 22. Miss MacAllester awakens the slumbering Erench class with a voluminous a la “boo!” 23. No drill. Mr. Harris bemoans the generation that can’t take it. Now when he was a lad — 24. School looks empty today. Gemellaro and Perry absent. 27. Notice on office report. Do not eat lunch above basement as crumbs attract mice. 28. Class photographs delivered and exchanged. All danger of mice dis- appears. 29. Everett Oakes frightens audience; mouse frightens Oakes. 30. Hannibal found walking in sleep. Petitions to use time to cancel extra drill assignment. 100 THE SEHIOR FUCKER WARREN A. ELWELL F. J. BABSON SON INSURANCE Safe Deposit and Trust Co. Building Gloucester, Massachusetts Telephone 1561 Compliments of ARMSTRONG SHOE COMPANY SPORT SHOES GRADUATION SHOES EVERY BANKING. SERVICE GLOUCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 101 31. Found on office report: Lost, A Certain Rich Man, finder please return to Jane Dunn. APRIL 3. Spring — the season of romance, buds, flowers, and — more snow! 4. A group of senior girls have a discussion. Subject — a career vs. mar- riage. 5. Mary Silveira declares that she never did want a career, anyhow. 6. The grind of preparing for Presentation begins. Hagstrom absent. 7. Mary Silveira wins type contest. Decides to be a secretary. (See April 4 and 5) 10. First baseball practice. 11. Seniors dropped from Flash. Davis found wandering in corridors with dazed expression. 13. Miss Harris advises Moody to get a new book from the library. He has exhausted the themes in his present one. 14. Gray comes to school with a full beard. 17. Capt. Shum starts a rival Cossack regiment. Fallon jealous; throws away his razor. 18. Several “fiends” found in the corridors hunting for candid camera shots for the Flicker. 19. Patriot’s Day. 20. Egan, when asked in history class what he thinks of the international situation, says that some people ought to have their maps changed. 21. Presentation — officers show their true colors. 24. Stan wood in school. Officers absent. MAY 1. HAPPY 2. DAYS 3. ARE 4. HERE 5. AGAIN! 8. Only 23 more days! Wonder how it feels to be out in the world? 9. Definition of a spoon: Egan: metallic implement. Goodwin: term in wooing. 10. Mulhaupt bemoans the low intelligence of present-day seniors. Ain t it the truth! 11. Eddie Alexander writes a poem. Spring must be here! 12. Stan wood goes on a sea gull hunt. 13. Stan wood gets one sea gull. 14. Fine: five bucks. 17. We start buying life-belts for the Provincetown trip. Safety First! 18. Hannibal finishes extra drill started February 24. 19. Glee Clubs go to bed at 6 o’clock. Big day tomorrow! 22. No dates over the week-end. Fallon comes to school with his home- work done! 102 THE SENIOR FUCKER For Dependable Personal Service INSURE WITH AVA W. POOLE GLOUCESTER and BOSTON HENDERSON JOHNSON, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF Interior and Exterior House Paints 121 Duncan Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of TIDEWATER ENGINEERING COMPANY PATRONIZE OITR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 103 23. Thanos sees “Honolulu” at the Met. Comes to school with a China Clipper ticket to Hawaii. 24. Thanos swaps ticket to Hawaii for ticket to Eastern Avenue. 25. Flicker comes out in a bla 2 ;e of glory. 26. Flicker staff tarred, feathered, and run out of town on a rail. 29. But you can’t keep a good man down. Here we are again! 30. Memorial Day. We march. JUI E (As We’d Like It) 1. Rain — no school. 2. Everybody’s Field day. Everybody wins awards. 5. Cadets give extra ' drill to Captain Shum and Sergeant Tucker. 6. Principal Johnson decides it is too sunny and sends us home. 7. Because of a recent plague of dyspepsia, it is decided to allow an hour for each recess. 8. A half hour is allowed between periods, in order to allevi ate the coii ' gestion in the corridors. 9. In order to insure our minds against possible over- work, no home-work assignments will be issued for the remainder of the schoohyear. 12 . 13. Exams: Answers for all the questions written on back of exam papers. 14. 15. Everyone gets 100%. 16. 19. 20 . 21. There’s no vacation like a long vacation. 22 . 23. Presentation Day. The end of another school year has begun. G. MELVIN KRAMER ERNEST E. LEAVITT AND STAFF ASSISTANTS 104 THE SEHIOR FLICKER CAPE ANN SAVINGS BANK All Massachusetts Mutual Savings Banks Incorporated Organized and Administered for the benefit of those who wish to save. Make Y our Savings Deposits Where You See This Emblem Deposits in All Such Institutions Are Insured For Full Amount We are a member of the Deposit Insurance Fund of the Mutual Savings Central Fund Incorporated and our Depositors have the benefit of that protection. 109 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEKIOR FLICKER lOS THE. 5EH 0R Who HASN ' T HISSED A DANCE � N FOUR YEARS ROBtRT A. THE Oun-CHLWLR UHO PROVES THAT THLRE 15 SUCH A THING AS PERPLTUAL MOTION THE GIRL WHO TELLS ALL DURING THIRD PERIOD CLASS L ALEXAISDE-R PUT MURPHY THE FOOTBALL PLAYER WHO TOOK CHEniSTRY MARION OELt WE WONDER WHAT HAPPENED TO JOHN AT THE track MEET ? THL SENIOR WHO LIKES TO SHOW I HE FRESMriAN GIRLS A GOOD T nE. J, TANWOOO drawn 6Y RALPH (SICHOL5 106 THE SEHIOR FUCKER Our Best Wishes TO THE CLASS of 1939 FROM THE CLASSES OF 1940, 1941 and 1942 PATRONIZE OUR FUICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 107 GRINDS Whatever troubles Adam had, No man in days of yore Could say, when Adam cracked a joke, “I’ve heard that one before.” A teacher sent the following note to the parents of a senior: “Your boy Russell shows signs of astigmatism. Will you investigate and take steps to correct it?” She received this reply: “I don’t exactly understand what Russell has done but I walloped him tonight and you ca n wallop him tomorrow. That ought io help some ” Jean McPhee (on phone) : Is this the City Bridge Dept? Gruff voice: Yeah. Jean: How many points for a lit ' tie slam vulnerable? Major Sou 2 ;a: I wish you’d pay a little attention to what I say. Cadet: We do — as little as pos ' sible. Hannibal (showing report card) : I’m like Washington, Lincoln, JeL ferson ' ' ' His father: Swell, but why? Hannibal : I went down in his ' tory. Pro (on the golf course) : Par is 72. O’Hanley: Is that so? How old is Ma. Sofford (after Pinafore) : Yes, when I came out the audience simply sat there open-mouthed. Stickney: Oh nonsense. They never yawn all at once. Dot F. : My father always whistles at his work. Green Freshman: Bird imitator? Dot F. : No, he’s a traffic cop. J. Stanwood: I head the girls are going out for track in 1940. Chiancola: Why 1940? ' Stanwood: Leap Year! This year, as in any other years, the last word in airplanes is “jump!” Sherm: I’m weak on my pins. J. Primmer: Why not take up sports? Sherm: That’s my trouble. I work in a bowling alley. Gray: When I die. I’m going to bequeath my brains to science. Goodwin: Piker! R. Boudreau: I was awarded fifty dollars damages when that fellow socked me. J. Bradley: Well, they say every clout has a silver lining. E. Oakes: I think the motor has stopped again. Shirley: Ha, the same old stall. Durand : Say, Richy, you look swell tonight, but I notice you’re wearing one black shoe and one brown one. Richy A. : Isn’t that funny? Robby had the same trouble this morning! L. Roland: You say you have a hard time keeping a roof over your head? M. Silveira: Yes, my dog won’t let me in anymore. 108 THE SENIOR FLICKER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 19 3 9 KODAK SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS PAINTERS’ NEEDS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CHARLES J. GRAY SONS, Inc. 129 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of ROGERS ISINGLASS GLUE COMPANY PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEXIOR FLICKER 109 Mulhaupt : When I was born, they shot off a cannon, Cohen : Hmm. Too bad they missed. M. Haapa: So you’re in the hos ' pital for observation? R, Amero: Yes, I want to get a look at you pretty nurses. Definition: A wallflower is a girl whose romances have been nipped in the bud. Shirley C. : What do you mean, calling me a flirt? I always mind my P’s and Q’s. E. Oakes; Yes, but you can’t make your I’s behave. Davis: Have you ever read proof? M. Silveira: No, who wrote it? Priscilla Foley: Miss Savage caught me cheating. Pinky Primmer; How come? P. Foley: She caught me counting my ribs in a physiology test. Peggy MacD. : “The man I marry must be a hero. Betty C.: You’re not as bad as all that, are you? Helen S. : What are those cops watching? Walt E.: That revolving door. It’s been going around with the wrong people. R. Collins: Hello, Rust! Are you using your skates tonight? R. Rust: I’m afraid I am. R. Collins: Splendid! Then you won’t mind lending me your tux. Bob W. : Why don’t you close your eyes when I kiss you goodnight? Shirley H. : That’s simple. It would be impolite to fall asleep. Sis C. : Can you drive with one arm? Bunny McP. ; You bet. Sis C.: O. K. have an apple. Ed. Alex.: Meet me at the Wah dorf Astoria at eight. May K. : The Waldorf? — Say that’s a nice place. Ed. Alex.: Yeah, and it’s close to where we’re going, too. Cop: The antimoise campaign is on, young fellow. Macinnis; So what? I don’t give a hoot. Cop: That’s the spirit! Hagstrom: Hey, Len, your engine’s smoking. Egan: Well, it’s old enough. Ruth: What model is your car? Sherm; It isn’t a model; it’s a horrible example. R. Kain ; I sure wish I were in your shoes. Ruth S. : So do I; especially when we’re dancing. E. Sallah: I had an awful fright at the show last night. M. ' N endes: I know it. I saw you with her. Customer: How much is my bill, waiter? Thanos: What did you have? Customer; I don’t know. Thanos: Hash is a quarter. Miss Crawley: What is an alloy? Peggy S. : An alloy is a small street Tourist (at roadsidp spring) : Is this cup sanitary? O. Cameron: Must be; every one uses it. no THE SEHIOR FLICKER Compliments of GLOUCESTER COAL LUMBER CO. 43 DUNCAN STREET Compliments of THE R. J. EDERER NET AND TWINE COMPANY Compliments of l iUarb anil ?|arolb ifee PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 111 F. Perry: Well, Conrad, I made five hundred dollars today. E. Conrad: Honestly? F. Perry: Now why bring that up? Jean: Harold gave me a hooked rug for Xmas. Anna: Well, well. Where did he hook it? R. DelTorchio: They tell me that Polly is quite an after-dinner speak- er. Marion D. : Huh, don’t be silly! She can’t wait that long. R. Jeffery : How did you make out on your idea to hitch-hike to the coast? R. Parsons: It worked without a hitch. Jeffery: Oh, I see; you. had to walk. Peggy M. : When I step out on the stage the audience ceases to exist. L. Toye: I know; I’ve seen them walk out on you. Heard after Lowell Party. M. Keating : Gee, it’s late. I’d better get home before the storm. Bill: But there’s no storm. May: Don’t worry. There will be when I get home! Heard at a soda fountain. Shirley: Do they use charged wa- ter for their sodas here? Betty: Gosh no! They pay cash for it. J. Fit2;patrick : Jack is getting to be a kleptomaniac. W. Guest: Poor boy! What’s he taking for it? Jean : Everything. That’s why he’s a kleptomaniac. Swami: My friend, the crystal ball tells me you are in the habit of let- ting things slide. Wagner: Why not? I play the trombone. Bertha: I hate to tell you this, but Donnie is fickle and untrue. Peggy M. : Heavens! Has he thrown you over, too? Harold: I think my girl’s going to take me to the cleaners. Jack R. : What makes you think so? Harold: She’s always giving me dirty looks. We know a ghost writer who never writes unless the spirit moves him, J. Larsen: I believe in starving a fever and feeding a cold. J. Nickerson: Is that so! Achoo! — ■ achoo! Mary Emma: My Scotch boy- friend sent me his picture yesterday! Helen N. : How does he look? Mary Emma: I don’t know yet. I haven’t had it developed! Doctor: Well, Robert, what seems to be the trouble with you? R. Amero : I don’t know, Doc. One minute I’m hot, the next I’m cold and then I’m wringing wet. Doc. : Those are alarming symp- toms. When did you first notice them. R. A.: This morning when I took a shower. O. Gillie: Yes sir, in these days I have to push my sales. Rob. Perry: So do I. O. Gillie: What do, you sell? Rob. Perry: Used cars. 112 THE SENIOR FLICKER Compliments of the GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ CLUB Compliments of A FRIEND PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 113 Bunny M. : Gee, I wish I were a millionaire! E. Lope2;: I wish you were two. Mooter; I’m going to change the alphabet. M. Green: What’s the idea? Mooter: I’m going to put U and I together. Davis: Why don’t you use that poem about the beauty of raindrops in your column? Cohen: I’m saving it for a rainy day. Stickney: Poor Harrigan lost his show when things started going to the dogs. J. MacLaughlin: Musical show? Kenny: Nope. Flea circus. Captain Shum: Gray, I want to tell you how to get a new haircut. Gray: Swell, sir. I’m all ears. Captain: Yes, that’s why I want you to cut your hair differently. Wagner: Can you imagine that! This car’s stopped on me. Shirley: Say, haven’t you forgot ' ten something? Wagner: Forgotten something? What? Shirley: You’ve forgotten to shut the engine off! Miss Harris; Really, Mulhaupt, your handwriting is terrible. You must learn to write better. Mulhaupt: If I did, you’d be find ing fault with my spelling. Miss Tarr: Robert Hagstrom, what is the spinal column? Hagstrom: The spinal column is a collection of bones running up and down your back that keeps you from being legs clean up to your neck. Collins; Don’t you think the audi- ence shows feeling when I sing? Lopez;; You bet. They’re feeling for their hats and coats. Jack R. ; I’m just what the doctor ordered. Betty C. : Get away, you pill. J. Curcuru: Your eyes are like stars. M. Adams: Always shining? Joe: No, always winking. Flash Davis: The editorial policy of my magaz ine is quite clearly de fined. I aim at the man in thz street. R. Macinnis: So does my friend. Davis : Oh, is he an editor, too? R. Macinnis; No, he drives a truck. W. Murphy; What’s a literary aspirant? E. Swinson: Don’t you know? It’s a tablet a writer takes when he has a headache. O’Maley : I attended a charity foot- ball game yesterday. Joe C. : Did they have a big gate? Russ : Sure, the biggest I ever climbed over. Miss Curry: Have you ever had any stage experience? Kramer: Well, I had my leg in a cast once. S. Gemmellaro: That airplane which my brother invented is a great piece of work. Mooter: Well, let’s hope he can keep up the good work. Fallon: So you believe in free speech? Curcuru: Yes, can I use your phone? 114 THE SENIOR FLICKER HENRY THE HATTER Manufacturers of FUR FELT HATS Wholesale - Retail 93 Main Street 109 Munroe Street Gloucester Lynn, Mass. Compliments of PRODUCERS’ FISH Compliments of PROGRESSIVE OIL COMPANY Commercial Street Telephone 2000 Compliments of MATTI W. NIKOLA CARPENTER and BUILDER Telephone 3192-M 16 Langsford Street Gloucester, Mass. PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER ns Hannibal says: “Jitterbugs is the right name for them; when they be ' gin to act like bugs we get the jit- ters.” Ross Primmer: People who live to- gether grow to look alike. S. Norwood: Gosh! Here’s your ring. I don’t want to risk it. Miss Ford: Correct this statement. “Girls are naturally better looking than boys.” M. Jensen: “Girls are artificially better looking than boys.” Pino: Would you like to join our football team? Frosh: I don’t know much about the game, but Pm willing to referee. Miss Crawley: What is the most outstanding contribution that chemis- try has given the world? A. Lufkin: Blondes. Ernest L. : Look here, I object to going on right after that monkey act. Manager: You’re right; they may think it’s an encore. Miss Lovering: Take this sen- tence: “Let the cow be taken out of the pasture.” What mood? Hannibal : The cow. E. Fallon: Last night I was com- pletely wrapped in my thoughts. J. Dunn: Poor guy you must have been cold. SENIORS IN LITERATURE “Taking Oneself for Granted” Mary S. “The Daily Miracle” Jane D. “Amateurs in The Art of Living” Seniors All “Things that jHave Interested Me” Dedicated to the Officers by the Senior Girls “On Playing the Trombone” Robert W. “On Going to the Movies” Back-row Cohen “The Man Who Thinks Backwards” Ralph P. “Wishes” The neglected senior girls “Napoleon: Or the Man of the World” Bill S. “On Human Vanity” E. Wickey “Dream Days” Wednesdays “Loafing” James C. “Follow your Nose” S. Chianciola “Dream Children: a Reverie” Dunbar and Jean “The Decline of the Drama” Senior Class Play “The World’s Desire” More Vacations “Gifts” X’s on Report Card “The American Boy” Harold J. “A Chapter on Ears” E. Perry “Walking” or “Pa Won’t let me have the car” “The Jumping-off place” Lanesville 116 THE SENIOR FLICKER Richard C. Tarr Richard W. Tarr CAPE ANN TICKET AND LABEL CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTING 222 Eastern Avenue Telephone 2686-W CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes for Success To Every Gloucester High School Graduate ELMER F. BURGESS Funeral Director 220 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. JOHN ALDEN COAL COMPANY, Inc. COAL — OIL MOTORSTOKER — JOHNSON OIL BURNER Whittemore Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of O’NEIL NEWMAN ... MILK ... 357 Essex Avenue Gloucester, Mass. PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 117 “ u«c b«bucittt«s uH stabiwus” (“Now we launch; where shall we anchor?”) As we leave the home harbor to explore uncharted seas, with sails bravely set and colors flying, we say to you who will follow in our wake “FAREWELL”. 118 THE SEKIOR FLICKER Compliments of PRESSON’S 87 Rogers Street ICE CREAM CO. Telephone 2212 Compliments of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Compliments of A FRIEND THE COOPER-BESSEMER CORPORATION L. C. McEwen, District Manager 49 Duncan Street Gloucester, Mass. PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 1J9 GRADUATION UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY FAVORITE CORSET SHOP Telephone 692-W 11 Washington Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of ROSENFIELD UNIFORM COMPANY 15 School Street Boston, Mass. JOHN F. HOWARD CO. Electrical Contractors ELiECTRIC WIRING, SERVICE and SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION S. D. Deering, Manager 19 Main Street Telephone 1262 Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of BUSY BEE RESTAURANT PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS 120 THE SEmOR FLICKER NATIONAL HOUSE FURNISHING CO. GRADUATION SUITS at EARL O. PHILLIPS Smart Shop for Men and Boys 159 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of GRIFFIN AND COMPANY 50 Commercial Street Telephone 2700 To students who are to enter college this year, we invite you to become a depositor under our new CHECK- MASTER PLAN. This enables you to pay all of your college expenses by check, and furnishes a very con- venient method for parents to deposit funds for the use of the student. Call or Write for Booklet GLOUCESTER NATIONAL BANK OF GLOUCESTER PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 121 Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 205 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of CONSOLIDATED LOBSTER CO., Inc. World’s Largest Distributors of LOBSTERS BIRDSEYE LABORATORIES You doi not need a Bank Account to pay bills with Personal Checks — Ask for Register Checks at this bank. Simple — Convenient — Inexpensive CAPE ANN NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS 122 THE SENJOR FLICKER Exclusive Distributors for the World’s Finest MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CONN BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS SOPRANI AND EXCELSIOR ACCORDIONS, LEEDY DRUMS SELMER BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Visit Our ISetv Jewelry Department Featuring Waltham, Premier, Elgin, Hamilton and Gruen Watches For the Graduate Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing SANDLER’S 136 Main Street Telephone 269-M Compliments of GORTON-PEW FISHERIES CO., LTD. Compliments of L. B. NAUSS SONS, Inc. Telephone 195 SILVA BROS. Landscape Gardeners and Florists 5 Granite Street, Rockport Tel. Rockport 526 PATRONIZE OUK FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR FLICKER 123 RAILROAD AVENUE MARKET CORNER OF PEARL AND SCHOOL STREETS GLOUCESTER, MASS. J. COYLE — EXPRESS Gloucester — Boston Providence — Worcester GLOUCESTER TELEPHONE 3800 Compliments of STEELE ABBOTT CO., Inc. Compliments of THE TAVERN Compliments of D. O. FROST CORPORATION OIL CLOTHING 21 Wharf Street Telephone 258 PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS 124 THE SEKIOR FLICKER BEST WISHES of the ART CLUB Compliments of FRENCH CLUB “TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER” 4H CLUB Compliments of DER DEUTCHE VEREIN Compliments of GLEE CLUBS Compliments of NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OF GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of THE LATIN CLUB PATRONIZE OUR FUICKER ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR FLICKER 123 Compliments of DR. C. PERCY McLEAN Compliments of DR. GEORGE H. NEWELL Compliments of DR. WALTER J. POWERS Compliments of DR. A. H. PURDY REGISTERED CHIROPODIST Compliments of DR. GEORGE H. TAYLOR Compliments of G. ALLYN BROWNE Compliments of GLOUCESTER LODGE OF ELKS PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS 126 THE SENIOR FLICKER Compliments of EAST GLOUCESTER PHARMACY J. RAYMOND SMITH HARDWARE — BUILDING MATERIALS ROCKPORT GLOUCESTER GLOUCESTER GARAGE COMPANY PETER FAVAZZA SONS GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS 37 Commercial Street Tel. 1618 Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of CHARD and WILKINSON Compliments of ALPER’S CLOTHING STORE GEORGE K. ROGERS JEWELERS 150 Main Street Cash and Credit PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR FLICKER Ti CHANTICLEER ICE CREAM “A PAL FOR YOUR PALATE” Telephone 485 Gloucester, Mass. H. WALLACE LANE MILK AND CREAM Raw — Pasteurized — Grade A 473 Washington Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of PARKS’ BATTERY STATION J. J. CASEY, Jr. PLUMBING — HEATING Sales — STOVES — Repairing 104 Washington Street Telephone 3047-W Compliments of BLATCHFORD BROTHERS BEVERAGES 182 Washington Street Telephone 855 Compliments of CHARLES F. STRONG WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER RADIO SALES AND SERVICE R. C. A. VICTOR — PHILCO — EMERSON 129 Main Street Tel. Rockport 2111 PATRONIZE OUR F ' LICKER ADVERTISERS 128 THE SENIOR FLICKER Compliments of THE ATLANTIC SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL STORES FOR QUICK ENERGY, TRY OUR ICE CREAM AND CANDIES MADE DAILY ON PREMISES RANSELLEAR TOWLE 118 MAIN STREET DOROTHY BEAUTY STUDIO HAIR STYLIST ALL MACHINELESS PERMANENT WAVES Vaper Marcel 15.00 — Jamal $6.50 — Zotos $10.00 Scalp Treatments: Arnoil Steam $1. — Vigorol $1.50 — Parker-Herbex $2. Marinello Preparations Used and Sold — Marcel, Hair Cut, Shampoo, Finger Wave, Arch and Manicure. Room 6 DOROTHY SMITH Phone 1830 120 MAIN STREET (Over Waiting Station) GLOUCESTER. MASS. Compliments of P. N. HODGKINS OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Compliments of CAPE ANN COLD STORAGE FORT SQUARE TELEPHONE 2100 Compliments of ROY REED PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR FLICKER 129 Compliments of DR. EARLE R. ANDREWS Compliments of DR. ELMER W. BABSON Compliments of DR. B. M. BRODER 33 PLEASANT STREET Compliments of DR. J. FLETCHER BURNHAM Compliments of DR. W. J. CALLAHAN Compliments of DR. DAVID COHEN Compliments of DR. JOSEPH A. FIAHLO Compliments of DR. N. R. LOURIE PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS 130 THE SENJOR FLICKER Compliments of STRAND THEATRE Compliments of RAY MERCHANT MERCHANT’S RADIO SHOP EADIO AND PHOTO SUPPLIES Compliments of CLUB DINER 254 MAIN STREET ALWAYS OPEN 24 HOUR SERVICE NEVER CLOSED Compliments of GLOUCESTER AUTO BUS COMPANY Compliments of JOHN J. O’CONNELL VARIETY STORE 89 Washington Street Telephone 2191 Compliments of JOHN D. GILLIS 146 MAIN STREET FIVE BARBERS NO WAITING Compliments of DAVIS TAXI RAILROAD AVENUE TELEPHONE 101 Compliments of NATIONAL BUTCHERS 99 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2852 PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR ELICKER 131 Your Reliable Family Shoe Store for 28 Years Always the Best Quality at Lower Prices Than Usually Obtained Elsewhere DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE NORTH SHORE THEATRE Compliments of NORTON’S HAT STORE INDIVIDUAL STYLES FOR THE “DEB” FRANK M. SHURTLEFF Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, NEWSDEALER AND STATIONER OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 114 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of D. B. HODGKINS SONS L. D. LOTHROP SONS FISHING TACKLE and FISHERMEN’S OUTFITS 68-70 Duncan Street Gloucester, Mass. J. T. CROWELL WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER Compliments of L. E. CO ME A U PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 276 Main Street Gloucester, Massachusetts HAGSTROM COMPANY, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND SAND AND GRAVEL PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS 132 THE SENIOR FLICKER L. E. SMITH COMPANY That’s the name to keep in mind when you want — Garden Supplies — Electrical Appliances — General Hardware 221-223 Miain Street Gloucester, Mass. CAPE ANN MOTORS, Inc. 95 BASS AVENUE GLOUCESTER, MASS. TELEPHONE 850 — 851 THE S. R. HARVEY CO. WOOD — COAL — OIL OIL MASTERKRAFT BURNERS Public Sei-vice Since 1880 LEO B. GRIMES PIANO TUNING, VOICING and REPAIRING Teacher of Saxophone and Clarinet 22 CHURCH STREET TELEPHONE 315 ANDERSON SERVICE STATION JENNY SOLVENIZED GASOLINE 8 RAILROAD AVENUE THE Y. M. C. A. OFFERS YOUTH OPPORTUNITY GET READY FOR A NEW DAY! PARKHURST MARINE RAILV AY CO. All Kinds of Vessel Work Promptly Attended To GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS ALLIED SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Variety Plus Style in YOUR Graduation Shoes! 139 MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER, MASS. PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEKIOR FLICKER 133 TUCK’S CANDIES “WE MAKE ALL THE CANDY WE SELL” Tuck’s Pharmacy, ROCKPORT Times Building, GLOUCESTER Compliments of TEL-RAD COMPANY RADIO AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Peter J. Ktistes Compliments of NET AND TWINE CO. 19-21 DUNCAN STREET Compliments of Success Manufacturing Company GLOUCESTER, MASS. Compliments of H. B. STANWOOD FRIEND’S BAKERY 240 Main Street Opposite North Shore Theatre O’HEARN AND REED “The House of Quality” QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES 2 Andrews Street, Lanesville Telephone 896-2 Compliments of HERMON W. BROWN PIANO TUNER 372 Washington Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of THEODOSIA 18 PLEASANT STREET PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS 134 THE SEHIOR FLICKER Compliments of CATHERINE W. KENNEDY BEAUTY SALON PERMANENTS — FACIALS — MANICURES Compliments of AHOLA DAIRY Compliments of FAIRBANKS-MORSS Compliments of NORTH SHORE THEATRE Compliments of STANLEY WOOD FRUIT — CANDY — ICE CREAM GROCERIES Compliments of WILLOW REST BOWLING ALLEYS A COAT OR DRESS FOR EVERY OCCASION at the ADASKO FASHION SHOP “Where Quality and Individuality Prevail” 211 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of CUNNINGHAM PAINT COMPANY PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Paper Hanging — Wall Paper 55 Main Street Telephone 3132 PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS THE SEHIOR FLICKER 135 W ' l dmi Prepares students for career positions as Medical Laboratory Technologists, X-ray Technicians, Physiotherapists, and Secretaries to Doctors. Co-educational day and evening classes. Limited enrollment. Free placement — ’ Write for catalog. 285 HUNTINGTON AVENUE BOSTON, MASS. Fellow Students: The advertisers have helped to finance the 1939 Flicker. Show your apprecia- tion by patronizing them. Advertisers: The 1939 Flicker Staff and the Class of 1939 thank you for your cooperation. THE FLICKER STAFF. PATRONIZE OUR FLICKER ADVERTISERS J36 THE SEHIOR FLICKER AUTOGRAPHS THE SENIOR FUCKER 137 AUTOGRAPHS 138 THE SEHIOR FLICKER AUTOGRAPHS THE SENIOR FLICKER 139 AUTOGRAPHS 140 3 1655 00129 4697 THE SENIOR FLICKER active storage AUTOGRAPHS ' ACTiVE STORAGE SAWYER FREE LIBItARY GLOUCESTER, MASS. 01930 ■II RAPUATION SHOES STYliES FL 3 AMiHEEI Prices $3 50 to 10 % ' Discou to GSrudu Hp BROWN’S wkCK-OVER IwOl 127 MAIN STREEI i When the Pfbhl m is GLFTSIB there’s only one Itt ticm! Graduation Clothes MISSES «rtd YOUNG MEN 17 Hancock St. Compliments f ■J £dmun«| Klotz insurance Ledge Road I East Gloucester, Mai __ Telephone 2468 EMPIRES FASHION SHOl 69 MAIN STRE gloucesteS I PR API SUPHOL furnitur: CARPETS C. F. TOMPKINS GO Quality Furniture for jj very R h 67 Middle Street JPATRONI (g J % lCKER But ha ou «n uality whid toucB df hidivid '