Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

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The ' e e l clfxasfa ot '43 entered Gloucester High School from ct World ot peoce ont is fgrmliiotecl into o world ot wor, yet its school doys were neorly os normol final liqhteheorted os those of ony other time This yccrrboolc, ttierelore, portroys the shored dreoms ond common victories typicol of ony hiqh school seniors. lt is o recorcl ot the joyous times the closs ol '43 spent toqethcr, ll, in the tuture, some members ot the closs enjoy pleosont reloxotion while reliving the events here chroniclerlthe l943 Flicker will hove proved itselt cr hoppy venture. 7 .mecbcafion TO THOSE MEMBERS OF THE GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL EAC- ULTY WHO ARE SERVING OUR COUNTRY IN THE ARMED FORCES DURING THE PRESENT WAR, WE, THE CLASS OF 1943, DEDICATE THIS FLICKER WITH HONOR, ADMIRA- TION AND PRAISE. ' ,X ' ,ff ? Q M ,R XX. XCR-PM If VH COBB ARL H EL Y. 3059 -5,sN- flsjq, I-Is ALFRED HAGSTROM U.s.N. Q JOSEPH I. GRILLO NORMAN C. ROSS U.S.A. U.S,N. ' -fs f' 4 fm ,wf 2? .SP xfyf Ai' .' 'X K f 14 9?-P51 -'IRT BD HDR p.BfBN5fsr1- QS.Am6SMITH LIII I I ILII I , ,, ' -, 53,-T , . e I 'X I I ig X I MR. LESLIE O. IOHNSON PRINCIPAL 1 O QQ Q ' , 3 AQ ob -or. ,..,,, 1 MR. RALPH P. PARSONS vlfiri PRINCIPAL I 'M .Jn 4- MR. LEONARD H. SCOTT IHi'ff'l'OR OT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MISS MARGARET C. TUFTS IWITAN OF GIRLS: 1' -pi, LIEUT. COL. IOHN MCBRIDE PROP, MILITARY SCIENCE' AND TACTICS P ff! XR MR. I. STANLEY THOMPSON MR. WINSLOW PARKHURST FLOORMASTER, SECOND FLOOR FLOORMASTER, THIRD FLOOR Q F in ' rv 4 'K Y -ii' MISS ELLEN A. SUMMERVILLE CHARLES W. TUCKER SECRETARY T0 PRINCIPAL STAFF SERGEANT 12 acu fy EEF' 813.11 ENGLISH Mr. Willard I. Slanewiclc, Miss Priscilla S. Collins, Miss Mariorie H. Gale, Miss Marlha A. Carroll. Miss Eslher E. Bumham, Miss Mary E. Ford. Miss Hortense L. Harris. head of department Miss Frances H. McGrew. Miss Madeline I.. Selig. 3 I S- T SCIENCE Mr. William F. Greely, Mr. Roy H. Lane. Miss Marjorie S. Crawley, Mr. George H. Coleman. head of department Miss Gladys B. Tarr. 13 MATHEMATICS Mr. Henry Rosen, Mr. Howard A. Wiggin. Mr. Aame A. Frigard. Mr. Daniel F. Harris, Miss Margaret C. Tufts, Mr. Winsolw S. Parkhurst, head of department Mr. I. Raymond Silva. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Beniamin H. Frazier, Miss Rasalynde Hammonds, Mr. Ralph P. Parsons, head of department Miss E. Kathleen Brophy, Mr. Earle F. Wilder. Also: Miss Mary E. Burke. 14 i 1 FW ' : E ' lilllllll Ui Sn.. '1 COMMERCIAL Mr. Daniel F. Harris, Ir.. Miss Grace E. McGinley, Miss Beatrice H. Chrislopherson, Mr. I. Stanley Thompson. Miss Mazie E. Smith, Miss Helen C. Brotherton. Mrs. Marion F. Woodruff. head of depcxrlmentg Miss Carrie I. Woodbury, Miss M. Evelyn Oliver. Miss Dorothy M. Murphy. 1 ,f V' vuf v' f I L 1 LANGUAGES fjffi Mr. Henry Rosen. Miss Lillian E. Mears. Miss Mildred E. Frostholm. Miss Iosephine P. Ray. 15 l M J. P . .V FREEHAND AND MECHANICAL DRAWING Mr. Vernon C. Hooper. Miss Mabel Spoiford, head oi department Mr. Howard A. Curtis. Mr. Timothy F. Holloran. HOMEMAKING Miss Lucille S. Gaffney, Miss Edna I. Rundquist, head of depcirtmenig Miss Doris Lunderville. 16 .at 3 3 MUSIC Mr. G. Allyn Browne, cnzsifstcxnt fwupervirzorg Miss Eleanor F Moore, supervisor. MR. ANTONIO GENTILE , ' , fI1AN!f i?IST?iU TO1- - lg 'F . I I if ,--A MISS ANNA P. SAV IGIRLS' CYM INSTRUFTOR MISS DOROTHY A. LONDERGON MISS WINIFHED R055 IUHIIAW-A-N3 LSCHOOL NUI-ISU W I auf ,,A.,,5,-eeafzq ii ' , IN future Come to Wonder' when We were YO ' LLL . L . . . 43 .. ,W Q. f -f. :fxQ?Efw.fS fn-wx, HSL 549521423 2 1 CLASS ROLL COMMITTEE I. Firth. L Rowley, P. Andrews I. Vector. B. Boughton. H. DeLoito. V. Golart 18 QW ' is 1 I P . ',z'f'f- ,, 'i 'rn .Y I '35 - ' ' 1' . 4 'gh' mga! viz- fv-??i'f's 2-' 'f : my . a if FfPQ5Qf?32g-AL-,ji fi -.1 Q 1 A-W X . - V ,wi 1' L 7 k '-13525 XY. TX, V. X .tgp 15.45 1' FLOYD ABBOTT Gila 88 Eastern Avenue Ambition: Pharmacist. Honors: Corporal 4. Commercial. Characteristic Interest: Sport. 32 Bass Avenue CHARLES R. AMERO Sonny 125 Maplewood Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: She knows. Ambition: To join U. S. Service and go to Aus! ralia. Honors: First Lieutenant 4g Prize Squad 2, 35 Guard of honor on Field Day 3, Exhibition Platoon 2, Winning Platoon 2, First place in indi- vidual and Haskell medal drills. POLLYANNA AMERO Three Deuces IEAN LOUISE ACKER 18 Addison Street Commercial. Characteristic Interest: To become a good secretary. Honors: Flash staff, Teachers Secretary 4, Girls' Choir 2. IOHN T. AHONEN lake 8 Duley Street Characteristic Interest: Hockey, Ambition: To join the Navy. ALLAN IOHN ALA V Ole' 5 Emerald Street General, Characteristic Interest: Swimming Navy and Lanesville. Ambition: To see Finlanc join the Allies. Honors: Corporal 4, Vocationa Automotive Club 2. fa E l4 Centennial Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Sammy C. Ame bition: To be an officer in the WAVES. Honors: Glee Club 2, Mocking Bird, French Club, Dra- matic Club 3, 4, Flash Statt 3, Winner ot spelling medals 2, 3, Teacher's Secretary, Latin l. PRISCILLA M. ANDERSON Mike Nurses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Hospi- talse-not as a patient. Ambition: To be included among the best nurses. Honors: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Mocking Bird, Erminie, Trial by lury. PRISCILLA ETTA ANDREWS Cilla 21 Cherry Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: West Gloucester. Ambition: To be a Dental Hygienist. Honors: Flicker Staff 4, Service Club 2, 3, President 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 4, History Club lg Perfect Attendance l, 3, 4, ALAN A. ALEXANDER Alex 259 East Main Street General, Characteristic Interest: Basketball. Ani- bition. The U. S. Marines Air Corps. Honors: Captain 4, Guard Mount 3, Prize Squad 3, Exhie bition Platoon 2, Winning Platoon 3, Exhibition Sabre Drill 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 4, Roose- velt Club President 4, German Club 3, Prize Squad Medal 3, Band 2, 3, Drum Major 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4, Flicker Stall 4. MARIE CARMIN ARVILLA Sis 52 Taylor Street Charaeterhztic Interest: That certain someone. Ambition: To be a good secretary. Honors: Ser vice Club I, 2, 3, Flash Typist, Teachers Secrc tfiry 4, Girl: Choir 2, Flicker 4, Victory Corps UCIE MAY ATKINS Lou 76 Cirove Street General. Ciiaracteristic Interest: Airplanes. Am- nition: To be an Aviatriw: Honors' Art Club I, 2, 3, Catnerr1Cluli 4, Catering Club 3 IOHN H. BARRATT lack 3 Ilamrfden Street Vocational, Cliaracterixtic Interest. The Ilavy. Anzbitionz To be an electrician in the Ilavy, Ilonorqiz Corporal, German Club 2, Clan.: Iiaorzi Spelling Champion, Liv-JK -J Nurse GLORIA BENEDETTO l25 Washington Street :a Training Characteristic Interest: l'Clauaia and David , Ambition: Nursing or Nutrition. Honors' Flicker Staff 4, Advertisina Manager, Science Club 3, Roosevelt Club 4, Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Beacon Staff I 2, 3, 4, Advertisina Man- ager, Freshman History Club LOUISE BENNETT IU Commonwealth Avenue College Preparatory. Characteristic lnteresti The tour ot Mus, Ambition: To go to college and tc see more movies than Syl. Honors: Flicker Stall 4, Bowling 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, Roosevelt Club 4, French Club 2 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4, Bowling Award 3, Moclcing Bird, Trial by Iury, Erminie, History Club. HENRY S. BIRDSEYE Hank Eastern Pt. Boulevard College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: The opposite sex. Ambition: THRTSOEALITWOTF. Honors: Rifle Team 4, Charles D. Corliss Medal for Efficiency 2, Major 4, Officers Exhibition Sabre Drill 4, Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, German Book Reviewers Treasurer 3, President 4, High- Book Reviewers Treasurer 3, President 4, High- est Honors l, 2, 3, 4. IOSEPH E. BOLCOME Ice l38 Leonard Street General. Characteristic Interest: Music. Ambi- tion: To become a teacher in G. H. S. Honors History Club I, Glee Club 4, Science Club 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, Spanish Club 33, 43, Llatin Club Book Prize 2, Perfect Attendance ANNETTE BOLLMAN Mount Pleasant Avenue College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Making people call me Boddie. Ambition: To make up my mind what my ambition is. Hon- ors: History Club l, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, French Club l, German Club 2, Art Club I, 2, 3, Honorary Member of Cape Ann Literary and Historical Society 3, 4, Flash Staff 3, S, P. C. A. Contest, First Prize, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANN BOUGHTON 6 Blynman Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: It's a secret? Ambition: To be a success as a nurse. Honors: Chairman of Cap and Gown Committee, Chair- man of Senior Tea, Flicker Staff Bowling 4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Roose- velt Club 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, History Club l, Girls' Choir Z, Perfect Attendance 3l Derby Street I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BOWDEN Watson 15 Highland Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Sports, Hockey, Football, Golf, Swimming, Ten- nis, Bicycle Riding, Music. Ambition: Springfield College and Y. M. C. A. Secretary. Honors. PRISCILLA H. BRACKETT Pat Nurses' Training Course. Characteristic Interest: Ask Connie Hamilton, Ambition: To leave Gloucester and work on defense, Honors: Serv- ice Club l, Latin Club 2, Perfect Attendance l. FRED BRADLEY, II l35 Wheeler Street General. Characteristic Interest: Track. Ambi- tion: Navy Air Corps. Honors: Rifle Team 4, Second Lieutenant, Guard Mount 3, Exhibition Platoon Drill 2, Prize Squad 3, Exhibition Sabre Drill 4, Football l, 2, 3, Manager 4, Basketball 3, International Champions 3, Track l, 2, 3, Cap- tain 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Track Medal l. IOSEPH PAUL BRANCALEONE oe 7 Mansfield Street Automotive. Ambition: To join the Armv A Corps. Honors: Vocational Club 3, 4, Perfect A tendance 4. IAMES BRODERICK Gus 22 Concord Street Commercial Bookkeeping. Characteristic Inter- est: My hair. Ambition: To knock around awhile and then . . . Honors: Flicker Staff office man- ager, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Beacon Staff l, 4, Office Manager, Bank 4, Sawyer Medal, The Mocking Bird, Teachers Secretary 4, Honor Student. ROLAND P. BROOKS. IR. Pokey 125 Pine Street, Manchester Vocational. Characteristic Interest: Printinc Ambition: Ioin the Navy. Honors: Corporal Roosevelt Club, Benjamin Franklin Club 3 Boston Herald Grade Champion 1942 Spellinc Band 3, 4. DONALD I. CAMILLE Don Wi l.4t,'irit V1 tllfitt .Arm-it Iif't1f'tiil. C:lIfITt'I lf.'II!llltf Interest' lt certain lilfiiifli-. ftiiitiition Army Air Corps Honors: fif-rwriit l,lf!tll 'IIfiI'tl 45 Spanish Club I5 2, 3, 45 I'lii.:t:f1tfittCZ BARBARA I. CARLSON Baths l35 Ifsoe:-: Avenue tion'-rtil. Ctifirantterigztic Interest: Books, Ambi- tion: To tif- rr dental hygienist, Honors: Hitpin Ii'II1f:lJCIll I, 7, 3, 45 Bowling 45 Service Club 35 ftrt Club 1,75 Caterina Club 35 Hitpin award II, 35 I3f'iif:lifill Award 2. RICHARD G. CARROLL Dick 5l7 Washington Street Cf-rirgrfil Characteristic Interest: 75 Charleu Street. Ambition: U. S, M. C. Honors: Ist Lieue tf'nant5 Individual Drill 35 Guard Mount 35 Win- ninfi Prizr- Squad 35 Winning Platoon 35 Basket- ball 35 Roosevelt Club5 Classroom Spelling Cltiairiyiiori I5 Iianfl I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 45 'I'er1f'lier':: Secretary 45 Honors 25 3. KATHLEEN CARTER Kay I4 Forest Avenue, Ilrzrsex College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: tifiricing Ambition: To teach School Honors Art Club 45 Class Otticer 35 Executive Commit- tffo 2, 35 High School Play 35 Hockey I, 2, 35 Tene ni:: I, 2, 35 Quoit Tennis I, 2, 35 Usher 2, 35 Hall Otticer I, 35 Home Room Representative 25 IlVf'tI ll Club 35 Librarian. IOSEPH I. BURGARELLA, IR. Ioe 21 Webster Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest Math and Science. Ambition: To be a good photographer. Honors: lest Lieutenant 45 Guard Mount 35 Science Club 3, 45 Roosevelt Club 45 French Club 45 Latin Club 2, 35 45 Camera Club 45 Stage Crew 45 National Honor Society 45 Hin- tory Club I. LINCOLN M. BURGESS Bud 53 East Main Street Automotive Ambition' Seabee' Ilrnf'-ri' Autc motive Club 2, 3, 4 MIRIAM ELEANOR BYRNES Mim 3 Curtis Square Stenographic, Characteristic Interest' Ask Mary Daley. Ambition: To live in New Ierney Honorr Service Club I, 25 3, 45 Art Club I, fl 3 Teacher':1 Secretary 3, 4 WILLIAM C. CALLEDARE, IR. California Bill 3 Chestnut Street Scientific. Characteristic Interest. Math and Sc ences. Ambition: To raise a larae tamily. Hot' ors: Lt. Colonel5 Prize Squad 25 Haskell Drill 1 Guard Mount 35 Exhibition Platoon 25 Ifxhibitio Sabre Drill 45 Football 25 35 Track l,,IZ5 Scienc Club5 President 2, 45 Vice-President 35 Rooseve Club 45 German Club 35 Stage Crow 4, Nationr Honor Society 35 4, Vice-Pre:sident5 Iiinior Hotc Honor Society 3, 45 Vice-PreDident5 I.inirr Rotr rian 4. i t A -'ii I. WILLIAM R. CHISHOLM Bill 94 Plerrfsaiit Street College Preparatory Characteristic Interest Gloucester and its people tgirlst. Ambitioni To be an otiicer in the U S. Navy. Honors: Colonel 45 Exhibition Drill 25 Commander of prize squad 35 Guard Mount 35 Haskell Drill 35 Rifle Team 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Roosevelt Club5 Latin Club 2, President 35 Camera Club 45 Stage Crew 45 Glee Club 45 Scienee Club 3 MARY CIULLA May 4112 Alpine Court Commercial-Stenographic. Characteristic Inter- est: Art. Ambition Fashion designer. Honors' Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Roosevelt Clubg Art Club l, 2, 35 Teaclierh Secretary ROBERT E. CLANCEY Bob 28 Railroa-Ll Avenue General. Characteristic Interest. D, N. P. Ambi- tion: West Point. Honorrsi Flicker Stall, Roosevelt Club 45 Beacon Statt I, 25 Captain 45 Platoon Sergeant 35 Prize Squad 25 Commander Prize Squad 35 Major G. H. Morse, Ir. award 25 Haskell Medal 35 Individual Drill 35 Guardmount 3, Sawyer Medal 25 Ritle Team 2, 3, 45 Honors I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Twelfth I-Iight5 Mocking Bird5 Trial by lury. 4 HELEN VIRGINIA CLARK Ginny Dim 24A Eastern Avenue I Commercial Ste-nag-faphic. Characleristic Inter- est: That certain someonef' ition: To be th . 5 Amt? 9 perlect secretary. Honors: Geri' n Club 2, 3, Teachers Secre ry 4 ' . 'GL 'I THOMAS CATALDO Crusher' I7 Centennial Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Fishing, bowl ing, eating, and sleeping. Ambition: To go in the navy or learn to play football. Honors: Foot ball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lp Track l, 2. MARGARET CAVANAUGH Mae-' 6 Mystic Avenue College. Characteristic Interest: Navy. Ambition To join the Navy and see the sea UD Honors Baseball 35 Art Club l, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 4 Catering Club 25 Baseball Award 3. VIRGINIA RUTH CHEEK Ginny ll Beauport Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: One guess Ambition: To get somewhere's in lite. Honors Art Club 2, 3, BARBARA CHILD 302 Western Avenue Stenographic. Bookkeeping. Characteristic Inter- est: Always working. Ambition' To do A-I worl always. Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Roose velt Club5 National Honor Society5 Beacon Stal 2, 35 Secretary 3, 45 Highest Honor.: l, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR LINCOLN CLOUGH Art l9 Langsford Street Sheet Metal. Characteristic Interest: Driving Ambition. To own a new convcrrtilnlc- Honorp' ftanfl 2, 3, 4 ABBOTT F. COBLEIGH l2U Maqnolia Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Airplane: Ain- lfitioni To loe an Aviation Machinists Mate, U S N, Honors. Winning Platoon 3, Serfrefrnt 4, lzflftfl l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ELAINE L. COLBURN Skip Babe 53 Concord Street General Cliaracteristic lntereal: To fitvel. Ani. Lilian. Azul-1 Anne llonorzzi 'l'r:'i hf:r'.2 Sf Y ifTl f' 41 ESTHER CONLEY 5 Morton Plac--1 Coniiriercial, Ambition: To sec- the world before l'rn forty. Honorst German Club 2, 3, Heralfl flpellinft Medal l, 3, Grf-'lil Peririifinxliip Pin 3, vll '1 llf'l ' 'it ctr-tfirv 4 A xi ,gy v-. . -, , W ,k 1- 6 .: if , , 1 I ' lj 2 A K un , o Y ' e 2, , l fi L f PHYLLIS M. COOLEY Phyl 4 Lynnwocct Avcnuzc College. Characlerizgtic lntcrest. West Cwloucvr- ter and singing. Ambition' To be a succesrzful f.'liild's nurse. Honors' Glee Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, lvreshnien History Club l, Ger- man Club 4, Art Club l, Mocking Bird, Trial by lury. JAMES ROBERT COONEY 35B Hartz Street X 's Vocational. Characteristic lnterest' M. D. Ami tion: To join the Navy and become an airpla' rnetalsrnith. Honors: lst Lieutenant 4, Vocation Club 2, 3 STUART COONEY Stew 8 Cove Hill Lane, Hoclcport General. Characteristic Intcrestt Aeronautics, skiing, sailing, golf, Ambition: To master words. Honors: Corporal 4, Science Club 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Band 3, 4, Prize Squad 4, Individual Drill 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Formal Guard Mount 3, lunior Hotarian 4, Winning E ition Platoon 3. I. O L COHLISS. I Ki, 465 Wes Avenue a Ch cteristi Interest: P. K, M. Ani. n To b AQLAT Cxps flyer. I-lono rvice c-ndlLiek enant 4, Gua o one 3, 4, Perfect .A c 3 K. 4 MARIE COSTA l33 Prospect Street ollege. Characteristic Interest: That certain omeone. Ambition: To become a good secre- a v Honors: Bowling 4, Latin Club 2. ROBERT B. COULL, IR. Cou1ly I2 Pine Street General. Characteristic Interest: Ken. 6629, l43 Park Drive, Ambition: Army Air Corps. Honors: Basketball 3, Science Club 2, Roosevelt Club 4, German Club 4, Art Club 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Corporal 3, First Lieutenant 4, Exhibition Platoon 2, Individual Drill 3, Guard Mount 3, Winning Prize Squad 3. IOHN E. CROWELL. IR. 73 Western Avenue zeneral. Characteristic Interest: Strand and lorth Shore. Ambition: To join the cavalry. Hon- xr Corporal 3, Roosevelt Club GEORGE A. DAGLEY Dag 4 Beckford Street General. Characteristic Interest: Sheet Metal Work. Ambition: To sleep without being dis- turbecl. i i ii 3 ROBERT E. DAVIS Shorty I5 Granite Street General. Characteristic Interest: Sports. Ambi- tion: To beat a certain person playing poker. BEATRICE M. DAY 28 Hodgkins Street Commercial Stenographic. Characteristic Inter- est: The sea and drawing pictures of ships. Ambition: To join the SPARS. Honors: Teacher's Secretary 4, Gregg Penmanship Award 3. GARDNER T. DEERINGI IR. 6 Centennial Avenue Vocational. Characteristic Interest: Guns and dogs. Ambition: To own a post war car. Hon- ors: Corporal 3: HELEN LOUISE DeI.OT'I'O DeCIe Sis I3 Madison Avenue College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: My little sister, Vick 61 juniors. Ambition: To be as good a math teacher as Park . Honors: Flicker Staff, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Round Table tional Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Round Table 2, 3, Freshman History Club, Latin Book Prize 2, 3, Marriage Proposal 3, Class Ring Commit- tee 3, Highest Honors, Pertect Attendance l, Z, 4. 205 Western Avenue BEATRICE A. DUFFY Beaty or Bea 233 Essex Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Ask Phyllis. Ambition: To make good in my chosen future. Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, flintory Club l, Choir 2 MARYLINE A. DUNCAN Dune College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Rut- gers. Ambitioni To beat Grogan in that game of tennis. Honors: Flicker Staff 4, Hitpin Baseball I, Z, Service Club 3, 4, French Club 4, History Club l, Choir 2, Dance Club, Victory Corps. MAURICE I. DUNN Daurice 339 Main Street Automotive. Characteristic Interest: 5' l . Ambi- tion To be a good flyer in the Navy. Honors: Sergeant 4, Shop Club 2, 3, Perfect Attendance l 2 3 4 IANICE EGAN Ian led 632 Western Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Fan Mail. Ambition: To see into the future. Honors: Roose- velt Club 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA E. DENCH Barb Denchie 49 Mt: Vernon Street General. Characteristic Interest: I7 Friend Street. Ambition: To be a nurse. Honors: Glee Club 2, 3: Freshman History Club, Mocking Bird 2, Trial by Iury 3. CHARLES DICKMAN I4 Riggs Street General. Characteristic Interest: Sports. Amk tion: Learn to play basketball, Honors: Sergea 4, Prize Squad 3, Rifle Team 3, 4, Football 2 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Germr Club 2, 3 ELIZABETH DOUGLASS Betty Bea Doug 27 Eastern Point Road General. Characteristic Interest: ? Ambition: To understand myself. Honors: Art Club. PHILIP L. DOYLE 5 Wells Street Carpentry. Characteristic Interest: Proyect Booth. Ambition: To outwit Mr, Rosen. Hon: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Shop Club 2, 3. Z Myrtle Square UHN FATTIG. IR. lack Bud 7 Elizabeth Road eneral. Characteristic Interest: Hunting. Ambi- in To get in Navy as an Electricians Mate. nnorsz Rifle Team 2, 35 Captain 45 Prize Squad 3 45 Platoon Drill 2, 3, 45 Individual Drill 35 Jotball 3, 4. ANTOINETTE FAVALORO I2 Liberty Street Nurses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Clothes. Ambition: To do well in whatever I choose, Honors: Science Club 25 Roosevelt Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Art Club Z LILLIAN FAVALORO I2 Liberty Street eneral. Characteristic Interest: Books and iusic Ambition: To become a competent nurse r stenographer. Honors: Science Club 25 Roose- elt Club 45 Secretary 4: Perfect Attendance lg ictory Corps. ANN M. FIALHO I7 Friend Street General. Characteristic Interest: 49 Mt. Vernon Street. Ambition: To be.an Ensign in the Navy Nurse Corps. Honors: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 45 French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Art Club l5 Mocking Eird5 I2rminie5 Trial by Iury. ALONZO EHLER, IR. Lonnie I5 Traverse Street General. Characteristic Interest: 50 Pleasant Street. Ambition: To receive a commission in the U. S. Army. Honors: Prize Squad 2, 3, 45 Winning Squad 35 Haskell Medal Drill 45 Individual Drill 3, 45 Corporal, Bachelor Trophy 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Service Club l, 2, 35 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Prize Squad 3. LOUISE ELLIS Weese IIB Maplewood Avenue Nurses' Training, Characteristic Interest: Singing and all kinds of sports. Ambition: Child's Nurse. Honors: Flicker Statf5 Hitpin Baseball 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Vice-President 45 Roosevelt Club 45 Trial by Iury5 Erminie5 Choir 25 Attendance l, 2, 3, 45 Victory Corps 4. EVA LOUISE ERCOLANI Wee Wee General. Characteristic Interest: A sailor. Ambie tion: To join the WAVES. Honors: Service Club lg Catering Club 2, Treasurer 3. WILLIAM LEONARD FALK Bill 4 Hawthorne Road General. Characteristic Interest: Motors. Ambi- tion: To be a mechanic. I ROBERT H. FIERS Flame 252 Main Street Sheet Metal Ambition. To be a good tin- l-:nockeru Honor.: Sheet Metal Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY HELEN FRAGA Dot I2 Washington Street I2 Allen Street CIf'7llTTTl I 'lt'Il Chfiracteristic Interest: Bob Am- ltition' Acquire an office job. Honorsi Bowling l, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Bank 4, Secretary 4, Il1.:!'r','Cli1b l, Girls' Choir 2 NATALIE B. FRANCIS Nat 3 Blake Court Nurses' Training Characteristic Interest. The Citadel Ambition: To be a successful nurse. Honors: Hitpin Baseball I, 2, Bowling 4, Beacon Statf 4, ltank 3, 4, Softball Award l, Hitpin Award l, 2, Freshman History Club l, Cheer- lcafler 3, Service Club 4. IEAN FROST 'tIecmie flenc-ral. Characteristic Interest: Go on Safari into Africa, Ambition: To be an Army Nurse and fzee Foreign Duty Honors: Science Club 3, ltofrzf-vf-lt Club, Choir 2, Freshman History Club I5 Mt. Vernon Street ROSALIE MILDRED GAGLIANO Roe 80 Centennial Avenue Commercial. Characteristic Interest: Ask me. Ambition: To get a good job and be successful in it. Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Girls' Choir 2. RICHARD GALLAGHER ' Dick 41 Webster Street Vocational Carpentry, Characteristic Interest Sports. Ambition: To join U. S. Navy. BERNICE GIBBS Bunny 209- Magnolia Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Anything and .everyone Ambition: To become a Laboratory X-Ray Technician and then join the WAACS. Honors: Flicker Stalt 4, Roosevelt Club, Program Committee 4, Flash Statt 4, Bank 3, Clerk 4, Secretary 3, 4, Victory Corps, Dance Club 2, Calisthenic Presentation 2, Girls' Choir 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN GOLART Vicki College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Helen, and the junior boys, Ambition: To go to college. Honors: Flicker Staff, Freshman His! tory Club, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Roosevelt Club 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Art Club l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Book Prize 2, 3, Mocking Bird, Trial by lury, Erminie, Floor Supervisors Assistant 2, 3, 4, Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, Flash 3, 4, High- est Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4. 3. DONALD GOODWIN Don Donnie Goody 8 Chestnut Street Seneral. Characteristic Interest: The Marines. Ambition: To be another MacArthur. Honors: Tirst Lieutenant 45 Platoon Sergeant 35 Prize Squad 25 Individual Drill 35 Exhibition Platoon Z5 Haskell Medal Drill 35 Guard Mount 35 Basket- oall 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Roosevelt Club 45 Camera Club 45 Mocking Bird. ANASTASIS GOUNAHIS Tasi 8 Liberty Street General. Honors: Guard Mount 35 Glee Club I, 25 Camera Club 45 Classroom Spelling Medal ly Band l, 25 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. EVERETT A. GREEI.. IR. 76 Langsford Street Scientific. Characteristic Interest: Aviation. Am- oition: To be in The Naval Air Corps. Honors: First Lieutenant 45 Science Club 3, 45 Roosevelt Club 45 German Club l, 2, 3. IOHN FRANCIS GRILLO lame ' 36 Millet Street College. Characteristic Interest: Strategy. Ambi- tion: To attend the United States Military Acad- emy at West Point. Honors: Flicker StGII5 Cap- tain5 2nd Place Prize Squad 25 Guard of Honor 25 Individual Drill 35 Sgt. Major of Guard Mount 35 Commander 3rd Place Prize Squagj Haskell Medal Drill5 Exhibition Sabre Drill 45 ifle Team 35 Ist Corps Area Rifle Match 35 Basketball I5 Manager 45 Glee Club 25 Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Roosevelt Club 45 Spanish Club Vice-President5 Treasurer 25 Secretary 35 President 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Round Table 45 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific, Literary and Historical Society 45 Flash Staff 25 Spanish Book Prize5 Perfect Attendance 2, 3. AVIS LOUISE GRIMES Il Blake Court Nurses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Bowl- ing. Ambition: To be a nurse. Honors: Bowling 45 Science Club 2. MARY I. GRIMES IVIigs' 22 Church Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest Melvin. Ambition: To go to college. Honors Mother-daugliter banquet committee5 Flicker 4 Bowling, Captain 3, 45 Service Club l, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Roosevelt Club, Vice-Presi dent 45 French Club 2, 35 Executive Committee 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 Girls' Cluk Cabinet5 Freshmen History Club lg Perfect At tendance l, 2, 45 Honors I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Choi 25 National Honor Society, Erminie5 Glee Clul 45 Bank 3, 45 Class Banquet Committee5 Clas: Will5 Art Club. IOHN W. GHOGAN, IR. Dutch Greg 82 Pleasant Street General. Characteristic Interest: Sports. Ambi- tion: To join the air corps, Honors: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Roosevelt Club 45 German Club5 Vice-President 35 North Shore All-Scholastic ,Football Team 45 Staff Sergeant 45 A. A. Representative 25 Member lntermural Basketball Champions 2. Murt' MURIEL GROVER 3 Essex Street Clerical. Characteristic Interest: Clothes. Ambi tion: To get a good job. Honors: Service Clul l, 25 Catering Club 25 Esterbrook Shorthanc Award5 Secretary 4. EVELYN HATCHER I2 Amero Court General Cltaracteristic Interest Clothes. Ambi- tion: To own a beauty salon in New York. Hon- ors: Service Club l, 2, 4, Home Boom Bank Cole lftri3'I'il ' ti,f4 'jj 3' I f ' if'I'.1w ,'TfT Y' SUZANNE HENDERSON Southern Avenue, Essex College. Characteristic Interest. Reading. Ambi tion' To be an architect Honors: French Club Ifssex 3, Stevens Bool: Reviewers. RALPH HENDRICKSON 325 Magnolia Avenue Scientific. Ambition: To live long enough to see W. Gloucester win a hockey game. Honors: Roosevelt Club 4, French Club 4. LEO IOHN HILL Leo' l75 Western Avenue Automotive. Characteristic Interest: Motors. Am- bition: To be a good mechanic. Honors: Voca- tional Club 2, 3. HELEN HAINES Blondie Skip l Saunderson Court, Bay View General. Characteristic Interest: Piano players. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I undertake. Honors: Mother Daughter Banquet Committee, Bowling 3, 4, Championship Team 3, Roosevelt Club 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Flash Staff, Christmas Concerts, Music Festival, Trial by lury, Secre- tary 4, Teachers Assistant 3, Shorthand Certiti- cate BU words and BO, Flicker Statt 4, Beacon Typist 4. IOAN MARY HALL Ioan Ioan 8 Sibley Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Intere Music, clothes and West Gloucester. Ambiti B. ,of M. Honors: Flicker Staff, 'Freshman Histc Club, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Choir and Treasurer 2, Cape and Gown Cc mittee 4, Roosevelt Club 4, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Beacon Staff 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cl Cabinet 4, Trial by Iury, Erminie, Iunior 'I Committee 3, Mother Daughter Banquet Cc mittee 4, Perlect Attendance 3, 4, Dance Clul: Teaeherkz Secretary 4. CONSTANCE Connie a y. Bowling I, 4, HARDY Baby Ali: 29 Cleveland Street General. Characteristic Interest: T. D. Ambiti To succeed. Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, Cat ing Club 2, 3, Typewriting T. P. C., Class Spf ing Winner 2, 3 Shorthand Awards, Assistar 3, Victory Corps, O. G. A. President. HAROLD IARVIS Shaker I6 Haskell Street Scientific. Characteristic Interest: To eat, sleep, be merry. Ambition: To outlly Flash Gordon as a U. S. Marine. Honors: Sergeant 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football l, 4, German Club l, 2, 3. IOHN IEDREY 3 Mt. Vernon Street General, Characteristic Interest: Sports. tion: led, Honors: Senior representative Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Track l, RICHARD IEFFERY left ll2 Prospect Street General, Characteristic hfiterest: Sports. Ambi- tion: To fly with Grogan as a Bombardier. Hon- ors: Class Ring Committee 3, Roosevelt Club 4, Corporal 4. Ambi- A, A., 3. VIRGINIA ANNE IEFFERY Ginny IIZ Prospect Street General. Characteristic Interest: My freckles. Ambition: To have a mind of my own. Honors' Flicker Staff, Bowling 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Roosevelt Club, German Club 3, 4, Beacon Staff, Trial by lury, Freshman History Club, Girls' Choir 2, Ifrminie. PHYLLIS R. HILTZ Phil lO9 Gloucester Avenue Clerical. Characteristic Interest: F. P. C., Rain- bow. Ambition: To be or good typist, Honors. Bowling 3, Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, Typewriting Award 3, Teachers Secretary 4, Freshman His- tory Club. STANLEY HODGKINS 645 Washington Street General. Characteristic Interest: To drive with no traffic rules, Ambition: To be a Veterinarian, Honors: Spanish Club I, Band. ROBERT R. HOYSRADT Bob l54 Magnolia Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Sailing. Ambi- tion: To join the Coast Guard. Honors: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 4, Corporal 4. PRISCILLA HUNT Syl , 30 Summer Street at General. Characteristic Interest: Traveling. Am- bition: To join the Marinets with B. A. I. Hon- ors: Mother-Daughter Banquet, Chairman 4, Bowling, Captain 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Bowl- ing Award 3, Freshman History Club, Secretary 4, Girls' Choir 3, Secretary 4. BARBARA ANNE IENSEN Barb , Barbie 29 Mansfield Street ommercial. Characteristic Interest: I. M, C. 'Im ition: To enlist in the Marinetts with 3 E H. Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Roose- elt Club 4, Secretary 3, 4, Perfect Attendance I 4 Ho l 2 3 norfa , , . EMILY IONES Em l053 Washington Street General. Characteristic Interest: Reading and Sports. Ambition: To travel and see the world Honors: Perfect Attendance l. I It ,fr - , anim mr: . IQNES I H Hmmfggeg' - 77 Mein sir ij 555 rac ris c Irwestz ic Jggibitionwotbe H : - ' h l br icfrvqlijrlf-n o?a?aeJ?mily Cecginzs Pri eam PATRICIA ELEANORA IOSLIN 37 Cherry Street General, Characteristic Interest: C. T. G. Ambi- tion: To climb the leaning tower of Pisa. Honors: Flicker Staff, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4 ELLIOT IULIAN Al I8 Burnham Street General. Characteristic Interest: Ask Obie. Am- bition: To be an Army Tank Driver, Honors: Corporal 4, Glee Club 4, Perfect Attendance 3. HELMI KALLIO ll Harold Avenue Characteristic Interest: I, H. M. Ambition: To act half the luck people wish me when they siwgn my Flicker. RALPH E. KARCHER. IR. Karch IO Kn wlto Squ e G ral. a ti ' Ambie ti 1 e . 9 ,Q resi tof th- Iegtc As o i t' Li nt 4, oyi , , , n , Germ I ss Room Spelling Medal 2, North hore Al Schol- astic 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4. ALICIA KARVELLAS Lisha 45 Mansfield Street College Preparatory, Characteristic Interest: Pulling Ubonersf' Ambition: To be an elevator girl and tell someone C73 where to get off. Hon- ors: Flicker Staff, Hitpin 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Roosevelt Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, German Award 2, 3, Freshman History Club, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 2, Honors l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Award l, Basketball l, 2, Glee Club 4, Girls' Choir 2. EDWARD F. KENEFICK Eddie 39 Hartz Street Vocational Sheet Metal. Characteristic Interest: 22 Church Street. Ambition: Metalsmith in fthe? Naval Aviation. Honors: Second Lieutenant 45 Haskell Medal 35 Prize Squad 35 Guard of Honor 35 Sheet Metal Club 2, 3, 45 Perfect At- tendance l, 35 Glee Club l. WINIFRED KIFF' Winnie 5 Riverdale Place General. Characteristic Interest: Sports. Ambi- tion: 'Laboratory Technician. Honors: Cap and Gown Committee5 Science Club 45 French 35 Art Club 35 Perfect Attendance 3. MARIANO PAUL KING Nino 39 Mount Vernon Street Vocational. Characteristic Interest: To spend a summer vacation in Hawaii tafter the wart. Ambition: To become a flier in the United States Naval Air Force. Honors: Second Lieutenant 45 Vocational Club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 25 Sawyer Medal 3. Club NANCY KNOWLTON Nan Ann 26 Revere Street Nurses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Athe letics. Ambition: To get my own way just once. Honors: Hitpin 25 Service Club 25 Art Club 2. FRANK THOMAS KNOWLTON 26 Revere Street General. Characteristic Interest: Drill. Ambition: To join the Navy. Honors: Sergeant 4. ARLINE MAY LQFLAM 23 Cleveland Street Commercial Bookkeeping. Characteristic Inte est: Reading. Ambition: To become an excelle bookkeeper. Honors: Perfect Attendance 2, Secretary 4. LAWRENCE S. LANDRY. IR- Lcxrry' 3 Cole Avenue General and Pre-Aeronautics. Characteristic ln- terest: Sports. Ambition: To be a Navy Aviator Honors: Baseball l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Sen- ior Representative for Athletic Association 4. PRISCILLA IRENE LANDRY 6 Ivy Court Stenographic. Characteristic Interest: Willia Ambition: To become a good secretary. Honc Hitpin 1, 2, 3, 45 Service Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Roo: velt Club 45 Flash Staff5 Beacon Staff5 Hitr :Award5 Softball Award5 Secretary 3, 45 Bowli MURIEL LAYTON ' Mal 8 Arthur Street llurseu' Training. Characteristic Interest: Rite ter . Ambition: To receive my R. N. Honors: Ser- vice Club 3, Assistant Secretary 3, Honors l, 2. FRANK LIMA I5 Sadler Street Vocational Automotive. Characteristic Interest: 26V2 Granite Street. Ambition: To work on diesel engines. Honfrm: Serqeant 4, Roosevelt Club. MARIORIE LIVINGSTON Margie 8 Fremont Street General. Characteristic Interest: Mary Anne. Ambition' To attend Simmons College. Honors: Basketball l, Service Club 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Latin Club 2, German Club 4, Secretary 4 PETER LOVETT Pete 207 Essex Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: That Hockey Team. Ambition: To get in the Navy. Honors: Corporal 4, Roosevelt Club, Perfect Attendance, 3. LESLIE LANE Les ll Knowlton Square College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Horseback Riding. Ambition: To be a successful teacher. Honors: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman History Club l, English Class Spelling Medal 3 THELMA VIRGINIA LANE Telie Telemt II4 Maplewood Avenue College. Characteristic Interest: Rainbow. A bition: To have half the brains of I. R., To arg like A. W., To draw like L. l..,, plus -l ! Hi ors: Flicker Staff, Roosevelt Club 4, Science Cl 2, 3, 4, Freshman History Club lg Latin Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3. EDWARD F. LARKIN 66 Popular Street Electrical Shop, Characteristic Interest: Music. Ambition: To succeed in some manual trade. Honors: Sergeant 4, Prize Squad 2, 3, Haskell Medal Drill 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Orchestra 2. IOHN S. LAURIE I6 Chapel Street General. Characteristic Interest: Hockey. Aml tion: To enjoy lite. DHN MCKENNA Buzz 309 Washington Street eneral. Characteristic Interest: Wine, women, nd song. Ambition: Are you kidding? Talmulate uz Boll. Honors: Flicker Stall 4, Sergeant 4, In- ividual Drill 3, Prize Squad 3, Haskell Medal lrill 3 Football l, 2, 4, Basketball l, 3, Track l, ervice Club l, 2, 3, 4,'Roosevelt Club 4, Ger- ian Club 3, Flash Staff l, 2, Mocking Bird, Trial y lury, Squad ot Honor 3, Rifle Team 3, 4, Corps irea Match 3, 4, Hearst Trophy Match, Dance lub 3, German Club Choral Group, Cheer- ader 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3: IOHN DAVID MCKINNON lack l Washington Street General. Characteristic Interest: U, S. Navy. Ambition: The same as Buds Honors: Exhibi- tion Platoon 2, Individual Drill 2, 3, Corporal 3, Sergeant 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, :EORGE HAMILTON MCKINNON Bud l Washington Street zeneral: Characteristic Interest: U. S, Navy. Xmbitionz To make a successful career of the lavy Honors: Haskell Medal Drill 2, 3, Individual Drill 2 Exhibition Platoon 2, 3, Prize Squad 2, 3, Juard ot Honor 2, Second Lieutenant 4, Football 2 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, Glee Club 4, science Club 3, Roosevelt Club 4. RUSSELL I. MCKOWN Rui Russ 20 Trask Street General. Characteristic Interest: Baseball. Ambi- tion: To join the navy. Honors: Corporal 4, Prize Squad 3, Perfect Attendance l. LOIS MARIE LOWE Lo Loie 94 Centennial Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Sloppy sweat- ers. Ambition: To have an inexhaustible ward- robe ot sloppy sweaters, and a tilted nose Honors: Flicker Stall 4, G-lee Club 2, 3, 4, Ser- vice Club l, 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, French Club l, 2, Dramatics Club 3, Treasurer 4, Art Club l, 2, President 3, 4, Executive Board Freshman History Club, Librarian Stevens Book Reviewers 4, English Class Spelling Medal 2, Science Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 4, Honors l, 2, 3, 4, Beacon Stall 3, 4. MARY FRANCES LUKEGARD France 95 Centennial Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Having a good time. Ambition: To join some part of the armed forces and go across. Honors: Catering Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3. BARBARA MCCARTHY Bea Barb 3 Mason Court Nurses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Bowl- ing. Ambition: To overpower stubbornncss. Hon- ors: Service Club l, 2, 3, 4: A. DOROTHEA MQCDONALD Dot 'Dottie ll Orchard Street General. Characteristic Interest: Music, Ambi tion: To be liked by all. Honors: Glee Club 2 3 4. 45 Haskell Street EDWIN R. McI.AUGHLIN Eddie 50 Summer Street General. Characteristic Interest: Music and Sci- ence. Ambition: To study both of them. Honors: English class spelling medal 2, 35 Perfect At- tendance 3. MAURICE MCLEAN 309 Main Street General. Characteristic Interest: Business of I.---. Ambition: To be last. Honors, Roosevelt Club 4 BARBARA LUCY MADDIX Blondie Barb 8 Webster Street Commercial Stenographic. Characteristic Inter- est: S. C. Ambition: To obtain a good position. Honors: Hitpin and award 25 Bowling 45 Roose- velt Club 45 Sawyer Medal 35 Highest Honors I, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 45 Iunior Rep- resentative: Demonstration of International Busi- nezss Machines, Boston 35 Victory Corps5 Secre- tary 3, 45 Flicker Staff 45 50-word Typewriting Award 4. ELEANOR ANNE MADDIX Ellie 66 Grove Street Commercial Stenographic. Characteristic 5t' Tha' certain Marine Amb'tio o HEI.. Inter- e:,. 1 . i ni T leave Gloucester and get a position out of town. Hon- orrr Flash Staff 45 Classroom Spelling Cham- , . iron 2, Perf-ct Attendance lg Secretary 3 51. IANETTE MAIN Myrt IU Quarry Street Stenographic. Characteristic Interest: Dancing. and Vicari's store. Ambitionz To become a good secretary. Honors: Teachers Secretary 4. HOWARD A. MAKI Howie' 21 Leverett Street General. Characteristic Interest: Lanesville. Am bition: Navy Air Corps. Honors: Sergeant 4. ROBERT P. MARDEN Bob College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: I43 Park Drive. Ambitioni To be a llying cadet. Hon- ors: Major 45 Exhibition Platoon 25 Prize Squad 25 Guard of Honor 25 Platoon Drill, 3rd Place 2, Guard Mount 35 Football I, 25 Track I, 25 Cros.: Country 25 Glee Club I, 2, 3, President 45 Ger- man Club Treasurer 2, 3, 45 The Mocking Bird 25 Trial by Iury 35 R. O. T. C. Prize Squad Com- mander 35 Individual Drill 35 Haskell Medal 3- Guard of Honor 2nd in command 35 Rifle Teazti Y 3 4 HELENA MARTIN 59 Revere Street ltlurseu' Training. Characteristic Interest: Danc- ing. Ambition: Hairdresser? Honors: Art Club lg Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4. KTILDA MEADE Till 2U Taylor Street rses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Skat- . Ambition: To be a good nurse. Honors' :nch Club 3. 26 Hodgkins Street R. EUGENE MILNE Beany 9 Madison Avenue Automotive. Characteristic Interest: ll Maple Street. Ambition: U. S. Marine Air Corps. Hon- ors: Znd Lieutenant 4, Exhibition Platoon 2, 3, Haskell Medal Drill 3, Prize Squad 3, Guard of Honor 2, 3, Football, Assistant Manager 2, Auto- motive Club 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4, Band lp Glee Club l, 3, Vice-President 2, Trea- surer 4, GEORGE EDWARD MONBOURQUETTE. IR. ,neral. Characteristic Interest: Chemistry. Arn- tion: To be a good chemist. Honors: Winning tze Squad 3, Captain 4, Science Club 4, tosevelt Club 4, German Club 3, 4, Art Club ,Flash Staff 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Guard Mount 3, it ILE L. SHIRLEY MONROE Shirl 10 Sayward Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: WAAC or WAVES. Ambition: To equal Dorothy Thompson, Honors: Basketball l, 2, Hitpin l, 2, 3, Bowling 3, Latin 2, 3, German 2, 3, 4, Flash Staff l, 2, 3, 4, German Award 2, Softball Award l, Perfect Attendance l, Softball Team l, 2, 3, 4, German Choral Club 2, 3. LeROY STERNS MOORE, IR. Red 21 Bray Street General. Ambition: To join the Marines. Honors: Football l, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, The Mocking Bird 2, Trial by Iury 3, Erminie 4, RICHARD FRANK MOORE Daddy 39 Elm Street General. Characteristic Interest: I haven't found her yet, Ambition: Marine Air Corps. Honors: Honor Guard Mount 3, Prize Squad 3, Guard of Honor 3, Sergeant 4, Glee Club 4, Erminie 4. 29 Addison Street IOSEPHINE ELIZABETH MORENDO Io Iosie lO2 Washington Street General. Characteristic Interest: Movies and clothes. Ambition: To make good always. Hon- ors: Perfect Attendance 3. BARBARA E. MORGAN Barbie ' Barb College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Trying to find someone who likes onions as well as I do. Ambition: To be a librarian in the Congressional Library of Washington, D. C. Honors: Flicker Staff 4, Glee Club 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Flash Staff Copy-Reader 4, Sawyer Medal l, Erminie 4, National Honor Society 4. DOROTHY MORTON Dot I I.l.3.2CX Street C ollege Characteristic Interest: Latin. Ambition. lli re are many. Honors: French Club 3, 4, Latin rib 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1,2 LILLIAN MOULTON Lil I4 Liberty Street General Qftiaracteriratic Interest. 'Art Q Ambition' To have all the ice cream I can eat. HOHCIIA. llitpin 3, 4, Softball l, 3, Softball Awards l, 2, ll1'rr!iA'.'. i:'l3 RALPH THOMAS MOUNTAIN Rocky I4 Maplewood Avenue C ri ral. Cliaiacterixitic Interest: Baseball. Ambi- tion To loin the Marines. Honors: Baseball, l, 2, 3 4 Track 3, Glee Club 2, German Club l, 2, 4, lli tory Club l, Mocking Bird 2. HELEN NATTI Mummie ll42 Washington Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest. Records and books. Ambition: To be a success. Honors: Glee Club 4, Roosevelt Club 4, German Club l, 2, 3, 4, German Choral Club l, 2, Secre- tary 3, Flash Staff 4, German Book Prize 3, Honors l, 2, 3, 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4. I . MARIORIE M. MORGAN Marge Midge 9 Adams Place General. Characteristic Interest: 14 Trask Street. Ambition: To stop Mr. Greely from being absent- mincled. Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Roose- velt Club 4, Camera Club 4, SU-word Typewrit- ing Award 3, Secretary 3, 4. MARY MORRIS 2 Cedar Street General. Characteristic Interest: Give 'Gib ', Ambition: Wilfred Academy. Honors: Hit pin 3, Bowling 3, Roosevelt Club 4, Latin Club 2, Beacon Staff l, History Club l ROBERT LEONARD MORRIS Moe 37 Chapel Street Vocational Carpentry. Characteristic Interest: Stage crew and IO Proctor Street. Ambition: To be a chief carpenter in the Navy. Honors: Roose- velt Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Stage Crew 2, Chief Carpenter 3, Assistant Chief 4, Vocational Club l, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD MORSE MOSS ll Highland Street College. Characteristic Interest: Hockey. Aml tion: To be a chemist. Honors: Sergeant 4 IAMES RAYMOND NUGENT lim I4 Marble Street Cdllege Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Piano and horses. Ambition: To play the piano in a swing band, Honors: Sergeant 45 Corporal 35 History Club I5 Roosevelt Clubg Treasurer 45 French Club 45 Latin Club 25 Perfect Attendance 3. THOMAS E. NUGENT Tom I37 Eastern Avenue 2General. Characteristic Interest: To graduate. Ambition: To get across Blynman Bridge. Hon- ors: Corporal 4. IEAN A. OAKES 396 Essex Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Anything new. Ambition: To be as good a sailor as my father. Honors: Flicker Staff 45 Service Club l, 2, 3 45 Roosevelt Club 45 French Club I5 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Flash Staff 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Iunior Red Cross Canteen, Chairman 4. ROBERT LAWRENCE O'BRIEN Obie I l Forest Street General. Characteristic Interest: Good food. Am- bition: To join the U. S. Navy. Honors: lst Ser- geant 45 Winning Platoon5 Basketball Team 25 Rifle Team 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Track I, 25 Glee Club 45 Science Club 3, 45 Roosevelt Club 45 Camera Club 45 lntra-Mural Basketball Championship Award 35 Ring Com. 35 G. H. S. Athletic Association, Secretary 4. ROSE E. NICOLOSI V Rosie 76 Washington Street Commercial. Characteristic Interest: Sports. Am- bition: To be a sportswriter. Honors: Flicker Staff 45 Hitpin 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Roosevelt Club 45 Flash Staff 3, 45 Hitpin and Softball Awards 35 Secretary 3, 45 Honors l, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 45 Home Spell- ing Award5 Rifle Team. WINIFRED R. NOBLE Winnie 27 Gee Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Good orches tras, dancing. Ambition: To attend Wilfred Acad emy. Honors: Secretary 4. GERALD NOSEWORTHY Ierry 30 Warner Street Scientific. Characteristic Interest: To graduate. Ambition: To get across Blynman Bridge, Hon- ors: French Club 2, 3. KATHLHN NOYES Kay 5 Maple Street General. Characteristic Interest: Ask lane Am bition: To be a Lieutenant in the Navy. Honors Science Club 35 History Club lg Girls' Choi 25 Perfect Attendance 2. BARBARA I. O'CONNELI. Barb 4 Gee Avenue Stenographic. Characteristic Interest: The army. Ambition' To become a successful steno ra her, . s s s g p Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. IOHN B. O'CONNELI., IR. Oke 31 Beacon Street Scientitic Characteristic Interesti 143 Park Drive. Ambition: To eat pickled herring like Sarge does without getting indigestion. Honors: Flicker Staff 4, Captain 4, Rille Team 3, 4, Corps Area Match 3, 4, Hearst Trophy Match 3, Prize Squad 3, Haskell Medal Drill 3, Exhibition Guard Mount Drill 3, Guard ot Honor 3, Exhibition Platoon Drill 2, Exhibition Sabre Drill 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, German Club l, Vice-Pres- ident 2, 3, President 4, German Glee Club, Cap- tain Shum Trophy and Medal for Best Corporal 3, Trial by Iury 3, Mocking Bird 2, Erminie 4, Perfect Attendance 3, lererny Poetry Prize 3, Classroom Spelling Champion 2. ROBERT O'HANLEY Bob 32 Sargent Street General. Characteristic Interest: Flying. Ambi- tion: To be an aerial machine gunner. Honors: Sergeant 4. ELEANOR O'NEIL Ellie 8 Elwell Street General, Characteristic Interest: The Navy, Am- ltition: To loin the WAVES. I f I Y ELLIOT W. PARSONS El 6 Myrtle Square General. Characteristic Interest: See Robert Powers, Ambition: To get drafted. Honors: Foot- ball, Assistant Manager 2, 3, Honors l, 2, EUGENE IOHN PEDROTTI Musso 862 Washington Street Vocational tcarpentryl. Characteristic Interest Baseball and aviation. Ambition: Carpenter, Joir armed forces or join armed forces as a car penter. Honors: Corporal 4, Roosevelt Club Vocational Club 2, 3, Perfect Attendance l 2 3, 4, DOROTHY NAUSS PERKINS Dotty 62 Eastern Avenue College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: R. E. C. Ambition: To graduate lrom Boston University land keep a tew of my idealsl. Hon- ors: Hitpin I, 2, award 2, Highest Honors, Bowl- ing 3, 4, Service Club I, 2, 3, 'Vice-President, Chairman Iunior Tea Committee, Stevens Book Reviewers 3, 4, Senior Tea Committee, Mother- Daughter Banquet Committee. IEAN ELIZABETH PERRY I7 Washington Square College Preparatory. Characteristic Intere t The Four of Us -We skates. Ambition: To have as much fun with them in the future as we have had in the past. Honors: Flicker Literary Stall 4 Hitpin 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Service Club l, 2 3 Science Club 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Beacon Stalf 2, 3, 4, Ieremy Book Prize 2, Executive Board of Freshman History Club, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mocking Bird, Trial by Iury, Errninie, Bowling Team Championship RUTHE ANNE PERRY IlA East Main Street College Preparatory. Charateristic Interest: F. R. P. Ambition: To be a good nurse. Honors: Hitpin 2 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Hitpin Awards 2, 3. ALFRED STANLEY PEYTON Stan R. 64 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Vocational-electrical. Characteristic Interest: A certain girl. Ambition: To become a good electri- cian. Honors: Corporal 4, Vocational Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, LESTER PIEROWAY Buddy 36 Trask Street Vocational-automotive. Characteristic Interest: Motors. Ambition: To join the Navy. Honors: Roosevelt Club 4. RICHARD W. POIRIER Dick Ricky 47 Summer Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Amusements Iwomenl. Ambition: To have a job with six month's vacation twice a year. Honors1 Captain 4, Commander prize Squad 3, Haskell Medal Drill 3, Guard Mount 3, Track I, 2, 3, Asst. Business Manager Football 2, 3, Manager 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Service Club l, Z, 3, 4, Roose- velt Club, 4, French Club l, 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, President 4, Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific, Literary and Historical Society 4, Stevens Book Reviewers, Secretary 4, Winner District Forensic League Contest I, 2, 3, School Speaking Contest I, 2, 3, Third place state Forensic League 2, First Place 3, Mont- gomery Medal for Speaking 3, Winner District Finals. ROBERT F. POWERS Bob 22 Riverside Avenue Characteristic Interest: See E. Parsons. Ambi- tion: To be able to use English correctly, Hon- ors: Flicker Business Stalf, Sergeant 4, Prize Squad 3, Guard Mount 3, Teachers Secretary 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3. IOHN WARREN RAMOS Termite 334 Main Street General. Characteristic Interest: R. O. Ambitioi To join the Navy. FELICIA GLORIA RE Fel' 85 Friend Street Music. Characteristic Interest: Singing. Ambi- tion: Opera Singer. Honors: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Roosevelt Club, French Club 2. HAROLD RILEY I64 Mt. Pleasant Avenue College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Stage crew and Sea Scouts. Ambition: Ask Ralph Karcher. Honors: Prize Squad 2, 3, Exhi- bition Platoon 2, Guard Mount 3, Haskell Drill 3, Sergeant 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, Asst. Chief 3, Chief 4, Sergeant Major 4. MELVIN ROBERT RUBIN Mel 12 Whittemore Street Scientific. Characteristic Interest: The eighth- note and the test tube. Ambition: M. I. T. or 6 kids. Honors: Asst. business manager basketball 2, 3, Manager 45 Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 45 French Club l, 25 German Club, Vice-President l5 National Honor Society 45 Round Table 3, Secretary 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific, Literary and Historical Society 45 Classroom Spelling Medal lg Stevens Book Reviewers, Treasurer 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH RYAN 6 Arthur Street General. Characteristic Interest: Bowling, Ambi- tion: To join the Navy. Honors? Corporal 4. PAULINE RICKETTS CSI. Pier-rel Polly 13 Harold Avenue Stenographic. Characteristic Interest: My hus- band in the U. S. N. R. Ambition: To be a good stenographer. Honors: Teacher's Secretary 45 Victory Corp. PATRICIA E. SANDERSON Pat 6 Beckford Way General. Characteristic Interest: A friend. Am- bition: To be tall. Honors: Science Club 45 Roose- velt Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3. GLORIA MAE ROBERTS Sis 35 Sumner Street Stenographic. Characteristic Interest: That cer- tain someone. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt. Honors: Teacher's Secretary 4. IULIA FRANCES ,ROLAND Judy 86 Friend Street General. Characteristic Interest: Clothes, Ambi- tion: To be a child nurse. Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Beacon Staff l, 2, 3, Distribution Man- ager 4. ROBERT ROSE Bob l3 Elwell Street Vocational tcarpentryj Characteristic Interest: Wrestling. Ambition: To become a good carpen- ter. Honors: Baseball manager I, 25 Roosevelt Club 45 Vocational Club 2, 35 Carpentry Shop President 35 Perfect Attendance. IANICE ROWLEY Ian 43 Beacon Street College Preparatory, Characteristic Interest: Cot- fee ice cream and cocker spaniels. Ambition: To lind someone who loves me and loves my dog. Honors: Flicker Stali5 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 45 Round Table 2, 3, 45 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific, Literary and Historical Society 45 Flash Staff l, 2, Asst.-Editor 3, Editor 45 Freshman History Club, Executive Board5 Stevens Book Reviewers, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Beacon Staff 2, 3, 45 The Mock- ing Bird 25 Trial by Iury 35 Erminie 45 Latin Book Prize 2, 35 College Women's Club Award 35 Highest Honors l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2, 35 Roosevelt Club 45 Dramatics Club 25 Graduation Speaker5 Toast-Mistress Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. LUTHELLA SILVA Ruthe 336 Main Street Seneral. Characteristic Interest: Traveling. Am- iition: To be as good a housewife and as fine t woman as my mother. Honors: Hitpin 2, Bowl- rig 4, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4, Beacon Typist. MARGARET SINAGRA Margie 20 Burnham Street Commercial. Characteristic Interest: Ask Dukie. Ambition: To find out what makes Mr. Rosen tick. Honors: Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Catering Club l, 2, Teacher's Secretary 4, Bank 3, Foods Award. tOROTHY W. SMITH Dot IO Millett Street leneral, Characteristic Interest: My friends espe- ially G. N. Ambition: To always be successful. lonorsi Teacher's Secretary 4. MARGARET EVELYN SONIER Eve 6 Amero Court General. Characteristic Interest: Marjorie. Ambi- tion: Physiotherapist. Honors: Hitpin Captain: Service Club, Camera Club 4. MARIORIE SCHMORROW Shrimp 54 Perkins Street Commercial Steriographic. Characteristic Inter- est: U. S. S. Susan B, Anthony. Ambition: To join the WAVES. Honors: Flicker Staff, Freshman History Club, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club, Flash Staff -1, Beacon Staff 2, Teacher's Secretary 4. HAROLD ANTHONY SHARAKY Sahonks I2 Locust Street Vocational tcarpentryl. Characteristic Interes Baseball. Ambition: Prospecting mines in Ar zona. Honors: Roosevelt Club, Vocational Clu Artisans 2, 3, Spelling Medals 2, 3, Treasure of Carpentry Shop 3. MADELINE A. SHIELDS Midge 22A Taylor Street Commercial. Characteristic Interest: Hunting and camping. Ambition: To have as wide a knowl- edge as P. M. EVELYN MAE SILVA Slugger 145 Washington Street General. Characteristic Interest: Ioe Arvilla, Ir.- Marriage. Ambition: To make as good a wife c my mother. Honors: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hitpi l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Bowling 3, Cap. 45 Gle Club 3, Service Club l, Z, 3, 4, Flash Statf Typi 4, 100 word Shorthand Award, Secretary 4, Cc and Gown Committee. E it 2 GR t ? LAURA A. SOUSA 366 Main Street eneral. Characteristic Interest: Traveling, Am- ition To join the WAACS. Honors: Flash Staff 4. MARILYN IEANNE STACK 4112 Exchange Street Commercial Stenographic. Characteristic Inter- est: Mr: Five by Five , Ambition: To find a boss as nice as P. Ioseph Corrigan. Honors: Flicker Staff 4, German Club l, Flash Staff 4, Teacher's Sorretary 4 ARL G. STENBERG Gus High Street eneral. Characteristic Interest: Aviation. Ambi- ion To be in the Marine Air Corps. Honors: Roosevelt Club, German Club l, Vocational Automotive Club 2, 3, Prize Squad 3, Corporal 4. HELEN STOCKBRIDGE Stocky 98 Pleasant Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Un- called for wise-cracks. Ambition: To be presi- dent for a day, and make my own laws. Honors: Hitpin 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitpin awards l, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, Softball Award I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, Roosevelt Club 4, French Club 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Beacon Staff, Freshman History Club, Treasurer, Victory Corps, Dance Club 2, Bowl- ing 3. ZR 19 gn MARTHA STORY Western Avenue, Essex General. Characteristic Interest: Newport. Ambi- tion: To become a nurse. Honors: Class Officer, Treasurer 3, French Club 3, Victory Corps Drill Team 4, Librarian 3, Traffic Squad l. NEIL STRONG ' Nee IZZ Western Avenue Automotive. Characteristic Interest: Grove Street Ambition: To enjoy life. Honors: Sergeant 4 President Automotive Shop 3. MELVIN E. STROPLE Bud 70 East Main Street Vocational. Characteristic Interest. Printing. Ambition: To be a U. S. Navy Printer KC. P. OJ Honors: Lieutenant 4, Individual Drill 3, Prize Squad 3, Haskell Medal Drill 3, Track 2, 3, Roosevelt Club 4, Benjamin Franklin Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. P. IEAN STROPLE Strop Red 6 Leighton Ct. Commercial Stenographic. Characteristic Inter est: Sports. Ambition: To join the WAAFS Honors: Hitpin Baseball l, 2, 3, Hitpin Basebal Award l, 3, Hitpin l, 2, 3, Hitpin Award 2, 2 Service Club Secretarial Work, Roosevelt Cluk Secretary 4, Flash Staff Typist, Beacon Sta Floor Collector, Secretary 4, Rifle Team. 5 Gloucester Avenue IOHN S. SULTON. IR. Johnnie 26 Eastern Avenue Vocational-printing. Characteristic Interest: Print Shop. Ambition: To travel. Honors: Benjamin Franklin Club, Vice-President 3, President 4. MARILYN M. TARR Merri 222 Eastern Avenue Commercial-Clerical. Characteristic Interest: Horses and printing. Ambition: To succeed in everything I attempt. Honors. Flicker Staff 4, Glee Club 4, Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Round Table 4, Bea- con Statt 4, Assistant Secretary 3, Secretary 4, Perfect Attendance l, 3, Victory Corps 4, Adver- tising Stafl 4, BETTE C. TEBO Bet 222 Essex Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: That certain person. Ambition: To be a successful nurse, and to own a horse. Honors: Bowling 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Roosevelt Club 4, French Club 3, 4, Freshman History Club, Girls' Chorus 2, Advertising Staff 4. ANNA I. THANOS Ann 47'Centennial Avenue College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Laugh and 'the world laughs with you . Ambi- tion: Who knows? Honors: Flicker Stall 4, Advertising Staff 4, Basketball l, Captain l, Bowling 3, Captain 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Vice-President 4, Roosevelt Club 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, German Club 3, 4, Flash Staff 4, Copyreader 4, German l Book Prize 3, Trial by Iury, Erminie, Girls' Choir 2, Perfect Punctuality l, 2, 3. RICHARD B. THOMPSON Artie Shaw l63 Washington Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Music. Ambition: U. S. Weather Bureau, Honors: 2nd Lieutenant 4, Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 4, Roosevelt Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman History Club. FRANCES THURSTON Charlie Fran Mas IU Traverse Street General. Characteristic Interest: Red , Amb tion: To work for Uncle Sam . Honors: Gle Club 3, 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, Art Club I, 2, I 4 MERRIAM P. TORREY Mayem Rebel General. Characteristic Interest: That certain someone . Ambition: To fulfill every hope I may want. Honors: Flicker Staff, Football Cheerleader 4, Softball l, Hitpin Award 2, 3, Bowling 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Trial by Iury, Erminie, Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader Award, Girls' Chorus, Victory Corps, Advertising Staff 4, DOROTHY C. VEATOR Dottie I9 Pleasant Street Nurses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Cocke Spaniels and Irish Setters. Ambition: To be I nurse and do as I please. Honors: Service Clul 1, Art Club 1. AGNES WALSH Aggie 12 Railroad Avenue College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Air- planes. Ambition: To fly the passage back. Honors: Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4: Deliberators 2: Flash Staff, Proofreader 1, 2, 3, Reporter 3: Advertising Staff. BESSIE IEANETTE WARD Bess Penny 8R Tremont Street Nurses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Pots and Pans. Ambition: To be able to alleviate some of the sufferings which will follow this war. Honors: Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Roosevelt Club 4: Spanish Club 2: Advertising Staff 4. 16 Lookout Street PRISCILLA WHITE Prissy l Arthur Street General. Characteristic Interest: Dot Smith and other friends. Ambition: To join the WAACS. Honors: Grade Spelling Medal 3: Perfect At- tendance l. PAULINE ELLEN WICKEY Babe Paulie Commercial Stenographic. Characteristic Inter- est: Those idiosyncrasies-B, C, D, G E. Ambi- tion: To make myself indispensable. Honors: Flicker Staff Class Roll: Glee Club 3, 4: Ser- vice Club l, 2, 3, 4: Roosevelt Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific, Literary and Historical Society 4: Trial by Iury: Erminie: Secretary 3, 4: Victory Corps Leader 4: Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4: Perfect Punctuality l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Choir 2. JANE CLAIRE VEATOR Icnie 8 Maple Street General. Characteristic Interest: Ask Kay. Ambi- tion: To join the WAVES. Honors: Roosevelt Club 4: Latin Club l, 2, 3: Beacon Staff, Adver- tising 3: Latin Il Book Prize 2: Freshman History Clubg' Flicker Staff: Science Club 3. THELMA VEARA Thel 32 Friend Street General. Characteristic Interest: All sports Am bition: To do the best in whatever l undertake Honors: Service Club. ROSE VEGLIANO Ro 16 Fort Square Home Making. Characteristic Interest: G. M. N. and food. Ambition: To travel across the states on a motorcycle. Honors: Service Club 3: Art Club 2: Catering Club 3: Iunior Red Cross Can- teen 4: Victory Corps. FRANCES VRACHOS Fannie Fran 19 Commonwealth Avenue College Preparatory. Characteristic Interes Sports and oh yes-living. Ambition: To ente Sargent or join the WAACS. Honors: Basketba l, Captain l: Hitpin l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1 2 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 4: Science Club 3, 4, Treasurer 2: French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drc matics Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Hitpi Award 2, 3: Dance Club 2: Perfect Attendanc l, 3: Victory Corps 4: Bowling 4: Service Clu l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Award 1, 3: Speaking Cor test: Cheerleader 4. Nw-ev' DROTHY I.. WOOD Dottie Winthrop Street, Essex enographic. Characteristic Interest: Shorthand. nbition: To become a secretary. Honors: Girls' ub Cabinet 45 Librarian, Essex 35 Office Girl Essex. SHIRLEY IANE WRIGHT Smal1!ry 6 Marchant Street General. Characteristic Interest: Anything and Everything. Ambition: That remains to be seen. Honors: Flicker Staff5 Glee Club 45 Erminie5 Roosevelt Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Flash Staff, Copyreader 45 Girls' Club Cabinet 45 Mother and Daughter Banquet Committee5 Senior Tea Committee5 Punctuality 35 National Honor So- ciety 45 Highest Honors l, 2, 3, 4. ILINE YOUNG Sis Skipper 7 Haskell Street usic Characteristic Interest: Newt , Ambition: work for Uncle Sam. Honors: Glee Club 2, 3, Trial by Iury5 Mocking Bird5 Art Club. KENNETH ANDERSON Kenny 85 Gloucester Avenue Characteristic Interest: Movies. Ambition: To join the Ferry Command. Honors: Band 2, 3. Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4. HELEN K. WILLIAMS Hunen Willy 33 Commonwealth Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Mary and Ol. Ambition: To be a success in everything I un- dertake. Honors: Glee Club 3, 45 Secretary 45 Mother and Daughter Banquet Committee5 Choir 25 Perfect Attendance 25 ,Flicker Advertising Staff 4. DANA WILSON 32 Grove Street General. Characteristic Interest: Hockey. Ambi tion: To be a success. Honors: Band Prize Squad, Haskell Drill 35 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Vice- President 35 Medal in Prize Squad5 Band 3 Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, 3, 4, Corporal 4. MARION F. WOLFE Mannion 10 Prospect Street Nurses' Training. Characteristic Interest: Ioe. Ambition: Te become a nurse. Honors: Flicker Staff, Distribution5 Softball I5 Hitpin Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Z, 3, Captain 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Trial by Iury5 Erminie5 Service Club5 Ger- man Club 2, 35 Beacon Staff, Distribution5 Bank Cashier5 Hitpin Award l, 2, 35 Softball Award lp Bowling Award 35 Freshman History Club l5 Girls' Choir5 Cheerleader 3, 4. THOMAS G. WONSON 6 Plum Street Tom College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: A certain farm. Ambition: To be a doctor-special- ist. Honors: Corporal 45 Science Club 2, 3, 4: Roosevelt Club 45 French Club Z, 3, 45 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific, Literary and Historical Society 45 Flash Staff 25 Beacon Staff 25 Freshman History Club l. I FRANCIS BURNHAM Burham County Road College Preparatory. DOROTHY B. IOSEPH Dot Western Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: Mail. Ambition: To join the WAVES. Honors: Secretary of class 2: Librarian l: Office Girl: French Club: High School Play l. I G. IRENE CARROLL Blinky Winthrop Street, Essex Commercial. Ambition: To become a secretary Honors: Class Officer l, 2: Hall Officer l, 2, 3 Usher 3: Office Girl 3: Librarian 3. ANNE MORGAN Scotty Apple Street, Essex General. Characteristic Interest: Trying to con- vince the school committee that 6:00 A.M. is too early tq get up in the morning. Ambition: To learn to fly. Honors: Essex Ways Staff 2: Merit Club l: Latin Club l, 2: French Club 3: High School Play 1: Tennis l, 2: Deck Tennis 2, 3: Hockey 1, 2, 3. ERNEST VVILLIAMS Ernie County Road, Essex General. Characteristic Interest: Art. Ambition: To become a commercial artist. Honors: Presi- dent of Iunior Class, Essex: Football Manager, Essex 2: Basketball Manager, Essex 3: Iuntor Rotarian: Ioke Editor, Yearbook: Essex H. S. Play 2, 3: Essex Subscription Manager, Yearbook 3: Essex Basketball Team 3: Ticket Manager 2, 3: Advertising Manager of Yearbook, Essex 3: Vice-President Soph. Class 2. i CLASS OFFICER President IOHN H. DICKMAN 14 Riggs Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Sports. Ambition: Ask Uncle Sam! Honors: Presi- dent of Class 4: Corporal 4: Rifle Team 4: Football 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z, 3: Roosevelt Club 4: German Club 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scien- tific, Literary and Historical Society 4. Treasurer N M If WILLIAM F. McKAY. IR. Bill. Bud 39 Cleveland Street General. Characteristic Interest: Aviation. Am- bition: To become a commissioned bombardier or air guimer. Honors: Class treasurer 4: lst Ser- geant : Football 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Science' Club 4: Roosevelt Club 4: Camera Club 4: Perfect At- tendance l, 2, 3: Honors: Victory Corps: Class Ring Committee: Rifle Team 4: Classroom Spelling Medal, 4: Erminie. Vice President I EAN FIRTH I-'irthy 199 Washington Street College Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: West Gloucester. Ambition: Not to gain fame but to win friends. Honors: Class Vice-President: ,Flicker Staff: Girls' Glee Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4: Serv- ice Club 2, Secretary 3, 4: Science Club Secretary 3, 4: Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific, 3, 4: Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific Literary and 'Historical Society 3, 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: Orches- tra 1: Mocking Bird: Trial by lury: Erminie: French Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4. Secretary DOROTHY DAY 5 Day Avenue Stenographic-Bookkeeping. Characteristic Interest: R. R. Ambition: To obtain a good office position. Honors: Class Secretary: Assistant secretary to teacher 3: secretary 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 3, Treasurer 4: Flicker Typist 4: Beacon Typist 4: 50- and 60-Word Award in Typewriting: School Bank 3, President 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Roosevelt Club: Freshman English Class Spelling Award: Service Club 2, 3, 4: Trial By Iury: Mocking Bird: Erminie. 49 1 .. 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Clfllfeff popular Iohn Dickman lean Firth artistic Dana Wilson Lois Lowe practical Melvin Rubin Bernice Gibbs romantic Robert Clancey Dorothy Perkins agreeable Fred Bradley lean Firth argumentative Richard Poirier Agnes Walsh attractive Alan Alexander Maryline Duncan efficient Henry Birdseye Ianice Rowley bashiul Everett Greel Suzanne Henderson daring Ralph Karcher Kathleen Carter talented Richard Poirier Ianice Rowley forgetful Fred Bradley Mary Grimes naive Everett Greel Gloria Benedetto sophisticated Henry Birdseye Ioan Hall literary Henry Birdseye Ianice Rowley talkative Ralph Karcher Helen DeLotto witty Henry Birdseye Shirley Wright 54 MOST ROMANTIC A' BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS enior ulaerfafiuea Most musical Most quiet Laziest Best groomed Best dancer Best athlete Best actor Most outstanding in leadership: Cradle sriatcher Melvin Rubin Everett Greel Ralph Mountain William Chisholm lack Mckenna Iohn Grogan lack Mclcenna William Chisholm William Calledare Louise Ellis Suzanne Henderson Pollyanna Amero Ioan Hall Merriam Torrey Fanny Vrachos Helen DeLotto lean Firth Ianice Eagan Seniors who have done most for our class Richard Poirier Ianice Rowley Class genius Class baby Henry Birdseye Iames Broderick Gods Gift to the Women: Melvin Rubin Most popular officer: William Chisholm Most popular teacher: Miss Mariorie Crawley Il MOST POPULAR TEACHSTI MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Votersl here's the verdict: now's the time to see Who's the Mostest and the Bestest in the Class of '43. We've kept it quiet lor so long without a single peep. We're glad we're now allowed to tell . . . so read it and weepl The S64 prize goes to Bob Hope Birdseye who has been declared by you, the Iury, to be our Class Genius with 73 votes to his credit. tDon't forget to buy a bond with your prize, Henry.l Ian comes in next with 10 votes, and a consolation prize of 5.05 goes to Iirnmy Nugent who polled one vote. fl lis own???l lean ihow-to-win-triends-and-influence-peopleJ Firth is our most popular girl, with Dotty P. and newcomer, Shirley Wright, coming in second and third. The Boys attest to Healy Duncan's popular- ity by voting her fourth. Our shy, but oh! my! Class president tops the list for Most Popular Boy with Colonel Chisholm marching in second. Grogan cmd Karcher tie tor third place, with honorable mention going to Clan- cey and Bradley. Lois I.owe's work with paint and brush wins her honors as Most Artistic Girl hands down, with M. Cavanaugh, her nearest competitor, taking sec- ond place with two votes. Disputing for third place with one vote each are H. Haines, Pollyanna. and I. Rowley. You've been holding out on us, Ian. Can you draw, too???? Ernest Williams. a newcomer from Essex, painting diligently, is defeated by Dana. who, with a smile and a swish of his brush, slides in to take first place as Most Artistic Boy. Boys declare there's no such thing as a practi- cal girl, but Bunny doesn't care, and is voted our Most Practical Girl with Aggie Walsh and M. Livingston on her heels. Dear Melvin is our Most Practical Boy, with Bob Marden only two votes behind. ls somebody kidding??? Boys, you'll be interested to know that we have a very long list ot romantic girls in our class. De Lotto, Nat. lanice Egan. Bunny. and Barb len- sen try their darndest, but the crown goes to Dotty . . . I don't want to walk with you . . . Perl:- ins. Her closest competitor is Marion . . . I don't want to walk without you . . . Wolfe. As if you don't know, Bob . . . the bells are ringing for me and my gal . . . Clancey heads the list as Most Romantic Boy. One girl put W'OW!! after his name. Exclamation marks included. We wonder who it was . . . Grogan comes in next sharing the spotlight with Alan A. and Alonzo. Poirier polled one vote, but voting for oneself doesn't count, Dick. Our most popular girl is also our Most Agree- able girl challenged by P. Andrews, who comes in a very close second. Other agreeables include M. Grimes, L. Lowe. Dot Day and Louise Bennett. Boys, it seems, are agreeable this year. Fred Bradley heads the very long list and Alan A. and Burgarella smile agreeably at each other for sec- ond place, And we must not forget to mention R. Hendrickson. Iohnny Fattig, Corliss. and Poirier. Aggie Walsh sets about in a determined man- ner to win the title ot Most Argumentative Girl. Anna Thanos argues with her that she should have won, and Madeline Shields declares that they are both wrong. Well, what can you expect? Strange, but Poirier, our Most Argumentative Boy, polled two votes as Most Agreeable. Have we a Iekyll-Hyde character in our class? Other argumentatives include Buzzy. O'Connell. and Rubin. Maryline our B.B. Cbrunette beautyl wins Most Attractive without doubt. Nat. Gibbs and Day are her only competitors. Gentlemen, it seems, prefer brunettes this year. Alan. our handsome tsighll baton twirler takes a bow as Most Attractive Boy. With only l0 and 7 votes respectively, Marden and Bradiey come in next. Clancey received one vote. Ian. F.. Babe W.. and Dot Day are the elticient females of our class. Holding their own for the males are Birdseye, Poirier and Dick Carroll. There certainly wasn't much competition for the title of Most Bashlul Girl. Suzanne comes out on top, her nearest competitors being Are you Kidd- ing and Leslie Lane. Yes, Girls-we have a bashtul boy. Only one. Blushing brightly, Everett peeps out from his specs to receive the almost extinct title of Most Bashlul Boy. Kay Carter. our Veronica Lake from Essex, and Karcher are the class dare-devils. The nearest competitor, only a few votes behind was All boys and Noyes ' We've an exceedingly talented class, and with opera star Louise Ellis. actress DeLotto. artist Lowe. lournalist Perkins. editor Rowley. scientist Birdseye. poetess Perry. and just Poirier trying their darndest, the competition was pretty tough. Birdseye. how- ever, bows to Poirier as Most Talented Boy and Ian comes out as Most Talented Girl with Perkins and Lowe second and third, respectively. Mary Grimes is our Most Forgetful child fnaughty-naughtyl. Thelma Lane and Nat Francis complete the list of dopes. Here comes Poirier again-now, as Most For- getful Boy. What a Man! Frank Lima. Iack Laurie and Pete Lovett are next in line. Our Most Naive child is Gloria Benedetto-hands down! Along with this title goes a copy of What Every Young Girl Should Know . That fast Greel lad blushes again and re- ceives the title of Most Naive Boy. Maurice McLean grins widely and comes in second, tthings have changed since this was voted, sonl and trailing in behind, comes Eddie McLaughlin. Stanley Hodg- kine. and Iohn Crowell. Ioan Hall accepts her title of Most Sophisticated Girl in a blase manner and proceeds to chat with S. Wright who is next in line. Oh-Henry takes off with Most Sophisticated Boy with Bill Chisholm only two votes behind. Ian and Henry come out on top as Most Liter- ary. We expect at least one book prize from each of you. Poirier comes in second for the men, while Dot Perkins. Lois Lowe and Iean Perry claim sec- ond, third and fourth place for the women. Leading the tongue waggers of G.H.S. are Helen DeLotto and Karcher. Kay Noyes. P. Andrews and Ioan Oakes loudly dispute for the title. Buuy. minus one vote to tie, looks for the nearest ear and gives out. Cheers tor Shirley Wright our Most Witty Girl with no competition except those girls who voted for themselves: Barb Morgan, Les Lane. Winnie Kiff, Ioan Strople. and Thelma Lane. You will just never guess who claims the title of the Most Witty Senior Boy-Henry Birdseyel Can you imagine?? Karcher received 15 votes and Dick comes in again with one vote. Louise tleanette McDonaldI Ellis steps into first place as Most Musical Girl. In the chorus are Vickie, Phyllis. and Ioan. Melvin fBeethovenl Rubin takes first place with no close competition. Monbourquette deserves men- tion. Bashful Sue is also our Most Quiet Girl, and, we hate to tell you, but naive, bashful Greel is also Most Quiet. lt's a wonder anyone knew he was around to vote for him. 57 Polly Amero leads the fair sex as Most Lazy with V. Clark and L. Sousa next in line. The Lazy members of our class are many-fshamel, but Rocky Mountain leads the list of males with our President-ftshll, his twin, Charlie. Robert O'Hcmly. and Iimmy Nugent receiving the other votes. Ioan gets Best Groomed by a large majority of the votes. Her nearest competitor with 3 votes is V. Clark. Next comes the sisters Favalora with I. Veator. L. Lowe. Vicki and Ian trailing behind with one vote each. Our handsome Colonel is Best Groomed boy with Stew Cooney completing the list of Beau Brummels. a Mayem and Buxzy are the Eleanor Powell and Arthur Murray of '43 with Nat and Chisholm not too far behind. Grogan wins by a narrow margin from Karcher as Best Athlete with C. Dickman coming a close 3rd. Representing the weaker sex are Fannie. first, Wolfe. second, and Silva and Stodky tie for third place. Katherine Cornell DeLotto wins Best Actress with Vicki challenging her for a close second. Noyes and Perkins tie for 3rd. Maurice Evans McKenna wins the Oscar lor the boys with Mountain and I. Nugent receiving honorable mention. With a lolly pop as bait, Ianice Egan comes in first as Lady Cradle Snatcher with Baby Del.otto following. , Bill Calledare, our Lieutenant Colonel. wins as Cradle Snatcher challenged by Colonel Chisholm- Hmm!! Dick noses gout Birdseye with 7 more votes for the Senior boy who has done most for the class. Thompson asks what either of them did. In the feminine lead for deeds etcetera is Ian with Perkins coming in a close second. Outstanding in leadership is our versatile vice- president lean Firth who gets all but 5 votes which go to lan Flash Rowley. Bill Chisholm is Most Outstanding with I. Dick- man. Birdseye. and Poirier close on his heels. Could ours be a scientific class? Miss Crawley takes the lead as Most Popular teacher. Miss Gale is a close second, with Mr. Corrigan, Mr. Lane and Mr. Parkhurst trailing behind. Without question there are many gifts in our class but Melvin turns out to be the prize package -isighll. Fred Bradley doesn't do so bad either. Ian and Henry are our Most Likely to Suc- ceed's-hands down. Don't disappoint us now. We present Iimmy Broderick with a brand new teething ring and a teddy bear. Baby Broderick's nearest competitors were D. Perkins, to whom goes cz baby doll, and DeLotto, who gets a safety pin. la v as 1 s t -' '.f:.,-is.. fffirgnfg ar f 'fm T ' iii f O 45.4. ,-4, ' -491151 is M' Y 1. if.. -5' .. 1' E ,iv .S kin 4 w,. 3k,1lf.,, No.1 '. -' Published Of!'n On WHTHEHREPORT FlSllllRMHN'S REEL Hot An' Today More Tomorrow Circulation .0002 VOLUME 1939 NO. 1943 'SADIE HAWKINS DAY REICNS SUPREME Every dog has his day and we had ours 1 April, 1942 at the Junior Tea Dance. eneral chairmanned by D. Perkins. and enior Tea Dance in October, 1942 headed y Betty Boughton, when the girls of the lass of '43 took leaD year literally and aralled their own men for the two teas. .ttendance at each was well over 50 auples showing that shrinking violets are ut for the duration. IEW HIGH SCHOOL OPENS DOORS September 1941 saw the student body and iculty of G.H.S. moving bag and baggage rom Dale Ave. to Blynman Ave, One of ie outstanding features of the New High chool, we soon discovered, was the intro- uction of a complete and excellently iuipped vocational school. With Mr. Scott as irector, various shops were opened to boys 'ho were qualified for admission to these lasses. Electrical, automotive, sheet-metal, arpentry, and print shops were open to nys interested in these vauious types of York. We fully appreciate these shops but ften secretly wished that we'd never heard f them. The Vocational shops were respon- ,ble for the academic school's continuing 1 session until 2:35 P.M. everyday. 1LASS OF '43 TAKES LEAD IN MILITARY AFFAIRS In R.O.T.C. affairs we early became a rilliant class. As sophomores B. Clancey 'on the Major George H, Morse medal for fle marksmanship and H. Birdseyc was warded a. medal for excellence as a sopho- ore driller. Our junior year saw us even etter prepared to compete with the upper- ass officers. John Fattig was awarded the learst Trophy for marksmanship and John Connell was presented with the Colonel hum medal. awarded to the most outstand- ig corporal. Clancey fuxther distinguished imself by placing second in the Haskell rill on Field Day. C. Amero became the military hero of the year by winning the ndividual drill and the Haskell drill. G. Panikas of the Band placed third in the ndividual drill and the Band our junior ear walked off with the Prize Squad medals. 'our of our officers were members of this 'rize Squad their junior year: D. Carroll, 5. Coull, G. Danikas, and A. Alexander. ATHLETICS IN SKIRTS .After the class of '43 leaves G.H.S., it 'ill be remembered for its outstanding girl s well as boy athletes. The senior girls who participated in zftball hold the title of being the only ndeffiafefl and untied softball team in the :hool. Jrin Strople, softball enthusiast. assesses .i terrific batting average which er competitors well know. Evelyn Silva could be seen during her Yffl D9ri0d D9!'f0l'ming many difficult acro- atic stunts, which included elbow stand and ack lflip, one-hand cart-wheel. -Kid Mercury is a title which fits riscilla Landry to a t. She can run around uses like a professional miler, and would lake 301119 POYS Hppear ridiculous if they 'ere competitors. JOHN DICKMAN ELECTED Dead-Eye is a nickname bestowed upon Marie Arvilla because of' her excellence on the rifie team. Practicing' every afternoon in the rifle range she has shot many a bull's eye. Our senior girls can well be counted upon to obtain high bowling scores. Marion Wolfe, Betty Boughton, Polly St, Pierre, and Ruthe Perry are the feminine Ned Days of bowling. Last but not least we mention the Victory Corps Drill Team. The girls wish to express their deepest appreciation to Miss Savage and to Sergeant Tucker for the time and effort they gave in making this team a tremendous success. CLASS PRESIDENT Early in the spring of our junior year we nominated and elected our class officers. By an overwhelming majority John Dickman was elected class President. The fair sex not to be outdone by the boys who elected an extremely popular boy as president, elected Jean Firth as Vice-president. The other officers who held their positions cap- ably were Bud MacKay class treasurer tno one seems to know just what he treasuredj and Dot Day as class secretary. So began our year as the ruling body of G.H.S. In 1939 we had entered G.H.S. as a group of' bewildered, belittled freshman but in the years following, we had become learned and we are nov: bewildered seniors. O, cruel fate. In the year 1943 we inaugu- rated the birth of' our class paper, the FISHERMAN'S REEL, in which we recorded all the things we thought worth remember- ing of our past four years. FROSH FROLIC AT FIRESIDE The Freshman History Club, inaugurated 1910, dissolved 1940, reveled in a day of merriment as they celebrated, early in May, the end of an outstanding year. The younger set swarmed to Winge1'sheek beach following their leaders Poirier, Perkins, Stockbridge, and John Dickman. There, the club sponsor Arthur Smith and the other chaperoncs joined in the frolicing, partici- pating in various games and indulging in many water sports despite the frigid weather. We displayed our proficiency in building a. fire with this result: singed hot dogs, charcoal marshmallows and stewed clams. A good time was had by all. 58 CLASSIFIED ADS Wanted: Competent fumigator to extermi- nate the third floor and in particular room 39. i0ld Building! If work proves satis- factory, job may be permanent. Apply in person to Mr. William Greeley. Wanted: Someone to counteract the half- witted jokes of Henry S. Birdseye. Esquire. If fumigator working in room 30 is suc- cessful please report to room 8. Ask for Miss Harris. Wanted: Reliable pawn broker to appraise value of medals. buttons, and sabres. Apply back door of the high school-after dark. Ask for Bill Chisholm. Bring truck and be prepared to pay cash. Wanted: 1200 pairs of roller skates im- mediately. Send to Mr. Johnson, high school office. Skates must be in good condition. To be used by students going to and from classes. Wanted: Lawn mowers to care for grass on school campus. See Mr. Colby. K wszglf- i if Q ,H - 1 1 I-'ISHERMAN 'S REEL Page 2 MAKE MARK IN MUSICAL MATTERS The year of 1941 saw us as innocent in- genues travel to Plymouth and Maine for the lust of the regular music festivals for the duration. The Poland Springs House at Auburn played host tolus and for yhe tint time in our young lives we felt, im- portant. That year we sophs were brought into the limelight by the appearance of Vicki Golart and Donny Goodwin. as members of the cast of the Mockinz Bird. We shall pass very quietly over the year 1942 for it saw none of us featured in that year's Glee Club production. 1943 was the year for us seniors to star in the operetta. P. Cooley, J. Hall, and J. Perry were the feminine leads in Er- mlne which was a complete success in spite of them. Le Roy Moore, Bob Marden, Bob Clancey, and John 0'Connell lent their talents as members of the masculine cast. DANCE CLUB INAUGURATED 1-1 I 1 N'-'JM J. ,gy .!-J,Z, ia' 'r .' I, ,q, '-'u. ' .-,.. ll ' . f, .1z,.,. Inca , 5. , P - f . v - : . I j 'S 31 . 4 1 , ' ' ' I L- b N lr-f ' 1 I r ' I ,, K It H -3 f rr -U ' ' o. I ' i .1 , v l .LF H .I - ,li . 1 J . o'1!fW ' A festive event of '41 was the huge gymnasium exhibition under the direction of Mr. D. Bernard Pratt and Miss Anna P. Savane. Snappy precision drills, led by F. Vrachos. H. Stockbridge, L. Moulton. and M. Morris, were executed as if by professionals. Compliments were many and favorable about the colorful folk dances which displayed previously hidden talents of L. Bennett, B. Gibbs, M. Torrey, A. Kar- vellas, and J. Hall. It was in this our sophomore year that the Dance Club was formed and disbanded. The students parti- cipating in these folk dances were charter members of a one year club. THE NEWS NOOK 1942-Essex students introduced to new hraintrust. quarters. Student guides formally acquainted them with principal. teachers. pupils. blocks. cafeteria, recess movies, and R.0.T.C. drill, all in one day. 1948-Auditorium plays host to Vox Pop on world-wide hook-un. Gioucestefs contributions to the war effort ure made known to all. 1942-Girls become first aid conscious as Miss Savage teaches definitions. tourniquets, bandages, and adds laceration and asphyxi- ation to several vocabularies. Note: When head is bleeding, apply tourniquet around neck. 1948-Camera Club generously offers tn develop all films free of charge. Was it worth it? 1942-Several John Barrymores and Kath- erine Cornells are made famous in Dramatic Pe:-some production The Patchwork Quilt and The Marriage Proposal . CLASS HISTORY COMMITTEE K ga .. Dorothy N. Perkins, Mary I. Grimes. Iecm Perry. Alicia Karvellas. CAMPUS CAPERS REMEMBER? When we attended assemblies in the city hail provided there was room for us, which was seldom. When we discovered that toasted cheese sandwiches were only a nickel. Whatever happened 'to them anyway? When sitting on the wall on Dale Avenue at recess time was considered quite chic. You had to reserve your seats a month in advance. When 'wc first attended basketball games in 'the city hall and sat on bleachers on the staye. When we entered the new school and were as bewildered as freshmen. When 'we found out that toasted cheese sandwiches were extinct but that hot dogs were in vogue rm Thursdays. When the R.O.T.C. first drilled in the new gym. When wc first experienced air raid drills. This was a rod letter day for -we girls Worr' slacks for the first and last time. When we attended movies at recess time or sometimes danced in the gym,-at least the brave ones did. When Sarge Tucker painted his car-- green. When we walked to the high school parties. When 8:05 to 2:35 every day. 'wc as sophomores slave!! from INTELLIGENTSIA FLOCK T0 HEAR REVIEWERS MW' Hopeful Ferbers and Runyons waxed eloquent in the school library emotinz and demotinz some well-known works of literature in the spring of our senior year. Due to the overwhelming success of this literary venture. a command per- formance was given. Proceeds were used to buy best-sellers for the school library. We. the class of '43, add this deed to our list of achievements. -59 SENIOR GIRLS AND MOTHERS FETED AT BANQUE1 The cafeteria opened its windows il surprise at the huge attendance of senior girls and their mothers at the annua Mother-Daughter Banquet. At this, the hes' attended banquet ever held. and probabll the last one for the duration idue to thi vociferous appetites of the senior girlsl mothers were introduced to their sophisti cated daughters as the faculty know them Mainly responsible for this gala event wen Priscilla Hunt. general chairman: Jnn' Rowley, toastmistress: and Jean Firth. Girls Club president. Budding committee women who also ran were Andrews, Bennett. Day Grimes, Hall. Perkins, Torrey, and Wright P. S. Phyl Cooley and Louise Ellis contri buted musical solos, with an nppropriati background of 12 Glee Club-ites. Spea Ling of .gaporb Speaking of sports, don't you think tha Karcher, Grogan. Landry. nnd the Mc Kinnons will be capturing Newspaper head lines as second Mike Holovaks soon 'J Thesi husky Ross-men were the mainstay of thi '42-'43 football team and many's the tim we have pointed with mjde nt them. In ou junior year we had our potential basket-hal demons. Alexander, Chisholm, Cnnll, Cnr roll, J. Dickman, and Goodwin grave promis of becoming prize winninsr material. Thei there were our local Joe DiMngizio's. I befell the duty of Cn-captains C. Dickmai and Mountain to maintnin and uphold th honor of fznod G.H.S.. which they did nn very canably ton. And, lv.-ns! we form-l. word of praise for our track team. Whil inuchdowns were being made und home-run being scored, future Glenn Cunningham' were dreaming' of the day when they to would break records. Our contribution to th G.H.S. track team was not lacking an we offer Bradley, Alexander, Chisholn Mnrden, and Hoysradt, ns xx proof of thi: NEWS TRAVELS FAST Old news was grrmml news, when in lil-I patriotic students helped smash the axis b giving generously to our paper drive. Fo several exciting weeks, Hour supervisor Parkhurst, Thompson, and Parsons wer sworn enemies, for their respective fiool vied fur top honors in highest tonnage c newspapers. Inspirations for victory mottoc were We May Be On the Bottom Flon: But We'll Come Out On Top , Stand U With Stan , and Win With -Win . Na! urally, second floor won for this was nu junior year and we as juniors leased th second fioor as our hangout. ln the future when G.H.S, Alumni reminisce together of their high school days,not book-learning , not peda- gogues, but the extra-curricular activities in which each had a part Will come first in their memories. The French club movie, the spring operetta, Field Day, the Officers' parties, these will be the favorite topics of conversation. A school without extra-curricular doings is not a school, it is a mausoleum. An education is not complete Without membership in various organizations which teach leader- ship, fellowship, good sportsmanship, honesty, essential qualities which compose character. The following group photographs of the officers and senior members of our clubs and informal snapshots of the mani- fold activities they conduct vividly proclaim the Worth of the extra-curricular program. Assistants in photography, Barbara Morgan and Virginia Ieffrey. GO r '4 ' x '1'?r'Y!'1' C -'52-11 ,- J.. , ., . -Y -22: Q .QE ,. 35 Af KAL' if mil? 1..lT'5i .... - . f fi 1 - A-wiv 'xx . LH, -f 1 A ff J ff -1 ' ., 5. lx fi ,Q 91' :mg :ZW 'gi' 'K zzgggk-gg , A ., , ' xxx , V.. GRI A 4 yi 2- . .4 fi . it it if . 5 gsrlilzz If .Trx fr l K M. wg, .F .N . Aw Wir: N V .5 Q C Q Q- N ' my-s. 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Williams, P. Anderson, V. Golarl, B. Boughton, H. Nulli. S. Wrighl. D. MacDonald. M. Tan, I. Rowley. A. Kurvellas. A. Young, B. Tebo, H. Haines, A. Fialho, M. Grimes, D. Perkins. I. Hall. I. Perry, M. Torrey. B. Morgan. I.. Lowe, D. Day, L. Bennelt, secrelc1rYi I. Firth, president L. Ellis, vice-president P. Cooley. trecsurerg M. Wolfe, A. Thanos. Also' V. Ieflrey, P Wickey. TRIAL BY IURY .sf-YY' PSX' qw?- NY3 F AWAY TO, K .. Q 1 Q Q at Y-. if ' ,.. THE BRIDESMAIDS 0 if 20 wow Cf 45 OH! YOU FLIRTI IOY TO ERMINIEI Qqlv P30 Vt JI . P14081 BOYS' 'GLEE CLUB W. Chisholm, E. Iuliun. I. Bolcome, R. Moore, I. O'ConnelI. D. Goodwin, R. Lowe, vnce-president R. Marden, presidentg H. Clcmcey. secretcrryg P. Ryan, recording- '-.-ugkfxry, W. McKay, I. Broderick. Alrnf E. Mil'ne. treasurer. 71 23' ,351 QVOIIWQ IVIELVIN IS UNCONVINC1 CHRISTMAS PARTY CAMERA CLUB if A pg b as an ' R. Bruce. .iecretaryg W. Chisholm. D. Goodwin. I. Darcy, presidentg I. Day, vice-president R. Clark. 7:-ecrgnrerg I. Burgarellcx. Also: M. Morgan, M. Cuvcxncxugh. R. O'Brien, W. McKav. 72 fian CO-EDITORS Iunice Rowley Helen DeLotto WORKING HARD? ,rv-'W .? ---Q I. Firth, A. Karvellas. 1. Vector, H. DeLo!to, T. Lane. P. Andrews. B. Morgan, I. Rowley, D. Perkins, M. Grimes, L. Lowe, V. Golcxrt, B. Boughton. 110 4vfN'3 ,Aff KU ' G 'X QV .f . 'bwoaetgevo' K Xofoeg Valle 06 ov' FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Beatrice H. Christopherson, fi11:tr1lvw1tif,m, Miss Carrie I. Woodbury. Clcizzfz roll lmfmrifil, Mr. Earle F. Wilder, re-litorwel fmfi photoqmphy, Miss Dorothy M. Murphy, fi ivflrtiqxirwq l ' 1 - N-00' fx ',..,.-.,, FLICKER BUSINESS STAFF K. Carter. B. Tebo. B. Maddix, A. Thanos, S. Hodgkins. L. Fcxvcxlorcx, M. Torrey. H. Haines, I. Strople, D. Day, M. Tarr. M. Stack, P. Landry. H. Williams. cxnsigl adv. mgrg G. Benedetto, adv. mgrp R. Nicolosi, B. Iensen. F. Hel fnl 'ci I. Broderick, Qllzcc muncxger, A. Alexander, A. Walsh, B. Ward. R. Moore. M. Schmorrow. nw .VFTYP m,ll,Y TNFS, MT!-Pr' .L .x .vw fs, -V tam. ,,..,,-- . W 21.1 mm. nf -ff- vw -f ff. ,V A.,,A , .11,v 4...,.. 1, L- A .1 4-fix--,.1-.-L1gur.uv2,--.-:V-mg 6 ffilggigfpjf? NK GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL FLASH fv a EQSZJISZQEi'SRlI iIMTfII ' W I W NAEEEFHTVW I I ' i3Qij2?m TQ'.Q,QQ' FSE Coxnpared :nt Teaflxers' Conference WEATHER IULD ' ' ' K AG. H. S. l of New Engliiflll E112 If -W HMM 5 . mf Q' 'A' S iff , MIaYR.7ClI..1..y5.anour31'50KI'IMII 1 . f 5 if-,W I Ebddiwlfiiskffflii PLANE MAKERS MHBA McKAY GYM AWARBS HEADS PUPILS T U. 0F N. H, 5.-yu - BARRIE PLAY T0 BE GIVEN MEETING THE DEADLINE T ,.,A , .. Lv.. L K ....,A..,,.i, 'Q M's.5n::mm'Q:4,.. J TMS' RTM, A ' V gf ., ,..... ..' ,, X wgqs sy., M. ma. 'f- : , 1. 'F? P.,.Ai -f.'T..T'. N TW. - 'fsggggf .+.-..f.::.., :M 1,3 31. :fix fi . ,:Q.:1..Ql V' ' M. L, I limi: 1.655 ZZ. 2535- x7 I7 D ..a.-wa mix. fs.. 21... .I3'Lif. . AFFAIRS IN THE ' Qlf n'I :.r:.:.:.-W -' I If Iffswiifg... -A I' I W4-U -'g,73...!'v.T XETFIZFM ' f , 1-:Q -W jg... 9 , . iillludz ' ' - w .-:::u-M -1.-un. Q f .,z:,...v,.,. K .. M mssmmcou , 54 WGKKFKSHW mass mn 2 M :I I I W L -an FLASH STAFF G. Silveria. H. Haines, B. Morgan, W. Moore. Mr. Stanewiclc, advisor, H. Ncxtti, A. Thermos, I. Stack, S. Wright, M. Schmorrow, P. Landry, E. Macldix, Miss Selig, advisor. V. Golart. G. Monbourquette, S. Monroe, I. Oakes, I. Rowley, editor-in-chief, M. H. Birdseye, D. Perkins. Also: R. Nicolosi, I. Aclzer. M. Arvillc, M. Daley, B. Gibbs, E. Silva. I. Strople. Ellery, I. Darcy. 1 2 2dC0l'l BEACON STAFF O N It I c J Wu. M. Tarn L. Lowe. I. Darcy. lumor minor, D. Perkins, ,U-r11or cqhtor, G. Bene- deifo. P. Landry. I. Rowley. I. Hall. Also I. Perry. BEACO D X... EDITOR DOROTHY PERKINJ MARCH 45 THE HIGH COMMAND E f 5 g fi B B , , , 3 K' 1 I Q 5 ASSEMBLY BEFORE THANKSGIVING GAME , 5 Z E V 2 2 ' L- X 2 Q i .A .Q L FOOTBALL RALLY 7 8 1 I. 4 1 .. , , , f 5 1 'z . ,xy - Q. 4 I , 4N!'X,f 'fx S X , :, xx - -. 3 11 -L: ,X ,M f i A N: v I H J ,.l.L1g. P- ! '- . ,Wg Y , . .'f'5 f .-L. 2.2 A I' . -A, 1' , ' ' H L I A .....:--n - . fi- - ' bmvsvlme Y-v ' Q ffm .' .. , . A 'lil Us 'ki' y IQ, F ,, 'J -xi ' v ' Q . f'4:ff.f, f2-'i-Q,,,,f,' k 5 A '1 1l7yR,:,: M ,V lg, Y 3 fx S' K mug? ,ii I ' 4 w..,.yv, V22 ff?g:.4 . 'W xw'w.-fx ' 'Q-S' KM , h D ?..,! W 5- Nm E fy 4 16 1 4 X11 gs ' . l il 1? oca fiona SZAOOK 9' if VOCATIONAL SCHOOL IN STRUCTORS Donald Fleet. Earl R. Polk. Harold B. Geary. Iohn F. Budrow. Harvey Vail, Raymond C. White. Leonard H. Scott. director of vocational sfhcol Q65 YK YANG 001 .Sy 13? fa QW' GP5 vials -avg' 80 ae STWCYW lm 8 METERS AND MOTORS T UNEUP Fo l NAV -17 P0 I HIVUNG ROLLS MACHINIST X ew. .--b , lat, :as ' 'Q' o ., 5. . -, BENIAMIN FRANKLIN CLUB Yrjo Tulla, Melvin Slrople, Roland Brooks, Mr. P. Ioseph Corrigan, lfxfully v1.lx'x.aw1 Iohn Sulton, Edward Goodick. HI P. :gg C BS' I S UV THE- INC s I af. VVHO'S THE WELD!-IR? UARMATURE TEST PRINTERS ALL! 82 MODEL PLANES FOR THE U.S WHAT DO X NEED? IJ-Civ SEW AND SAVE ' swxll fp! Q .E V05 N n X Vigfxfwifilig NGER WEAR SERVING BETTER CBRE FOR LO 41 -T TADL-u -Y 83 wg . A- , 1 , 1 film.. KEEPING BU SY '. iff, 'mimi 343555 li: :'f- -H21 34? r' Wnmw 3' EMWE-'?ii'i7r53f'w 'WX'f b 2-i'Pfr'!55:'ii SEPTEMBER 8-Childrens Hour. Yearlings enter the sacred portals of higher education. A 9--The hour is over-upper classmen arrive. Freshmen hearts start pounding, I0-The freshies are beginning to get self-confident, having seen how the seniors have developed. ll-Grogan present! Two freshmen injured in rush. I 14-Mysterious noises heard from boiler room, Upon in- vesti at-ion, Calledare is found looking for room 3U8. lg-No Drill! Chisholm holding out for uniform like Statler- Hotel doorman. 16-Iedrey breaks first milk bottle. fl-ie has held the record for 4 yearsl. 17-Drilll fWhat a sorry mess of men!! I8--Mr. Lane serenodes his 'guinea pigs. 21-Back to the old grind. eachers dole out homework in eamest. fWe wonder when we have time out to eat and slee 'PJ E2-Corn will not be rationed as long as G.H.S. has a Birdse . Hank told the one about the two lrishmen for the 'ng time. 73-Officers get sabres'. En garde! tl-'ive officers on danger list at hospital.J I 24-Mr. Coleman does first experiment. tLeft wing of school missing.J 25--Freshmen introduced to recess special- Hot dog and roll-five cents. 28-Col. McBride orders regiment to shave- en masse. 29-Regiment gets extra drill. Everyone has that five o'clock shadow , exceilt the officers. 30-Danger sign. exander' appears at drill wearing crim- son necktie. OCTOBER l-Forgotten people-sophomores and juniors. fledrey breaks another mi k bottle!! 2-lrnero does homework. Mies Brotherton has a shock. 5-Clancey and Goodwin smoke first cigars. 6-Absenteesf Clancey and Goodwin. 7-School in tears. Mr. Iohnson announces rest of day off due to coffee rationing. 8-Ieflrey has a big lead on absentee list. 9-Freshmen try to get nickel back on milk bottles during reces . ' s 12-We thank our lucky stars for a guy like Columbus. Mclenna wants to know if Lanelville has been discovered yet. I3-The worm turns! Extra drill for the officers. lDon't be alarmed, themre practising for the coming party.J 14-Mile arns to M. ubin: Give me a strange incident. Rubin: Half the married 'people are women. 15-Shakespeare sai All the world's a stage -but Pete Oliver. on his way to floor supervisor, decides that Shakespeare didn't understand about teachers and class- rooms when he wrote it. 15--Bradley ties score with Iedrey by breaking 2 milk bottles at recess. I9-Mr. Wiggin: If you don'f understand geometry by now, you might as well go home. Exit entire class. 20-Miss Harris able to hear herself talk. Flash -DeLotto home sick with laryngitis. i 21-Dot's picture in Flash . Clcmcey buys out entire 'tTimes circulation for today. 22-Grille states he owes his success to Wheaties. 23-Freshmen cry for Grapenut Flakes. Refuse to eat the golden brown flakes of Wheaties. ' 26-Announcement: Buy War Bonds . Butt McKay pawns his class ring. ' Z7-Grimes loses Mr. Hosen's Les Precieuses Ridicules . Gnmel applys for membership and immediate service in the WAACS. 28-Office Report Lost one cute freshman. Karcher and ffugent go to library to get book- World's Greatest Detec- tves. 29-Mill Moore gives new glee clubites same pep talk she 5555 'if iiieif ago' ri ay . en two da s of rest, two ni hts of la . uovmssn Y 9 P Y 2-Cooney preoccupied..Comes to school by mistake. 3-leftrey tp edges allegiance to Lanesville. 4-Park: Dont talk so loud, Marden. You'll wake up Nugent. 5-Sauecial menu: bread sandwiches. 5-3 days hath September: April, Iune, and Bunny Gibbs for speeding. 9-The Ancient Mariner is lost again. Searching Parties sent out. U -IDL-Malone elected captain of football team for '44. Grogan indignantg thinks he should get it as he expects to return next year. ll-Armistice Day! Wonson seen stalking up Main Street hunting for a parade. I2-First payment made on Ioan's Christmas present by Bradle . Y 13-Mr. Iohnson walks to school. NO GAS! I6-Some say matches are made in Sweden. lean Firth says you ought to see the matches made in G.H.S. l -Nothing ever happens on Tuesday. l8-Brilliant senior defines islet as a baby's eye. ecg fssm I 19-Senior tea! Galaxy of officers, athletes and gorgeous senior girls dance to the strains of Tony fPastorD Gentile. 23-M. Wolfe attempts to argue with Mr. Wilder. 1:40 afternoon session is reward. 24-Chisholm loses regiment. Col. McBride presents him with compass and telescope. 25-Short session today. Reason: Thanksgiving! fBurgarel- la hasn't eaten for 2 days so he'll get his sharelj 26-We 27-Eat 28-Too 29-Much! 30--Blue Monday! Only 25 days until Christmas, DECEMBER 1-Torrid discussion in Latin IV class. H. Stockbridge thinks Aeneas was a cad for calling women the fickle sex. Mr. Parsons thinks he lAeneasi was right in the ,groove 2-Cataldo writes Santa for all A's, Lana urner, and a T ration book. 3--Cataldo desolate. Kip Corliss told him there wasn't any Santa Claus. 4-Heard on office report: Lost-A Certain Rich Man- return to Vicki GolartL 7-War Bond and Stam sales reach highest peak.-Vie all remember PEARL HARBOS l l I l 8-Class ballots strewn through senior homerooms. lohnny Dickman gasses out free lunch tickets campaigning for most popular. . Greel finds out he is both most quiet and bashful. tBe careful of the quiet onesj 9-R. Mountain calls up M. Morris and H. Stockbridge. I0-Mountain calls up Nat Francis and K. Carter. ll-Mountain says variety is the spice of life. ls there no end to his versatility? 14-O'Connell heads history class in singing of Christmas carols. Mr. Parsons joins in on Silent Night . l5-Only 10 days until Christmas. We begin to feel Christ- mas . i6-Decided delinquency in classrooms. Senior girls heed the call of Woolworth's. l7-Lunch counter serves beans. P. Landry says it serves us rig? for buying them. 1 Clubs' Christmas party-girls' cabinet decorate tree. Casualties: 7 ornaments and Iean Firth. 20-27-Merry Christmas I ! 28-We return a year older and wiser. Miss Gale smilingly reminds us of book reports. Obie O'Brien passes in report on Grimm's Fairy Tales . IANUARY 4-Seniors are crestfallen. It always rains on the Monday after vacation. 5-Meatless Tuesday-Seniors pull in their belts, and buy war stam s. 6-Sadler and soldier alumni speak to Miss Gale's English classes-Amore uninterested, wants to know what's the matter with the Marines? 17-Dana Wilson sports Hawaiian necktie. We blame his artistic sense. 8-We should have blamed his girl friend. ll-Senior Class meeting-Marden models cap and lgown. 12-Marden swamped with offers by MGM and R O to replace Clark Gable. 13-National Honor Society has monthly meeting. Burgarella reports to Flash reporter: We 1- decided 1 to -1 on l- next -. tcensored by Miss Gale.J l4--Miss Harris states: Men are the sentimental sex. tPoirier blushes!! 15--Pressed violets found in Poirier's chemistry notebook. tFor experiment-he says!! 18- 'Babe Wickey elected senior Victory Corps leader. tCamille offers his wholehearted support and A ration book to the Corps! I9-Freshmen girls present Calledarc with fleece-lined sweater. f Wolf in sheep's clothing .J 20-Pingpong champions challenge Ralph Mountain and Barby Morgan to game at assembly. 21-fBarby erstwhile champion. Even champions bow to red hair.J 22-Book Reviewers shine at Book Talk. flrfanlz tells one about the two Scotchmen.J 25-Miss McGraw orders two copies of: Best Iokes l'vc Heard, one for library and a copg for Maier Birdseae. 26-Alexander president of oosevelt club. ayem ex- llidausts library's supply of books on History and Its Great en . 27-Recess dancing. The worm turns: boys ask girls to gance, instead of vice-versa. Four and a half couples on oor. 28-Beanie Milne resents the allusion to a half couple . Says he was merely dodging the advances of three would- be feminine partners. 29-Miss Gale states servicemen want interesting, stimu- latinlg, and exciting literature. Ioan Hall submits her diary. FEB UARY l-Classes delaqyed half hour as a Rockport special bus gets stuck by the avern. 2-Service club meeting-l0 freshmen attend. 3-Pris Andrews informs History class Lone Ranger is in charge of the Rough Riders. 4-Birdseye oversleeps and comes to school in curlers. All is explained. U H 5-Phyl Cooley and Morris MacLean on the outs , She asked him for violets, and he brought her a package of seed. 8-A penny saved is a penny earned in the G.1'l.S. Bank. tModerate rates for other advertisementsl V n U 9- Bud Pierrowali cor has a good pickup, judging from what we saw on t e way to school. 10-Found! Mel Layton at 1-li-Y meeting taking notes on a book she is going to write. H ll-A corres ondence school course on How to Be A Detective found: ln O'Conne11's notebook. Now he has to see your birth certificate before he will believe you were even born. 12-Lincoln's birthday-Promising lreshman reads the Get- tysburg Address at assembly. Great catastrophe-still no majors for re iment. 4 15-Miss i4cGrew on behalf of the Stevens Book Review- ers. Miss Selig on behalf of the FLASH , Miss Burnham on behalf of the BEACON , Mr. Wilder on behalf of the Fl.lCKEH , and Miss Harris on behalf of her eyesight and good temper, demand a Societ for the Prevention ot Cruelty for persons correcting Dotty Perkins' handwriting. 16-Ring out for grammar schools. Freshmen homesick. 17-Blizzardl 500 absent. 700 wish they were. 18-Bob Coull caught putting following notice on lst floor bulletin board: Wanted-an attractive, young, unattached female to accompany a handsome R.O.T.C, officer to the party tomorrow night.' 19- Second Officers' Party -Congratulations to Pimental in the winnin of the Individual Drill, and limmy Broderick. who consumed a most unbelievable amount of ice cream. 20-21-VacRAT1ONl 28-March 7-More of the same. MARCH 8-Ogden Nash says: Nobody over twelve relaxes, in March that month of wind and taxes. Karcher wonders if his father can list him as a liability. 9-Messrs. Iohnson and Fellows are in absentia at Mother-Daughter Banrgiet for first time in years. Bennett caught nuttingl pat of utter in her pocket. 0- ies arris states that it takes 99'X, perspiration and PM-, inspiration to write a theme, Alicia Karvel as tries to compromise with 1007, inspiration. 1-S. Wright and A. hanos stage one-act farce in 121- Mr. Rosen requests return engagement at 1:40. 12-Senior girls tested in chorus for graduation music. Miss Moore discovers 89 sopranos, 85 altos and 1 bass. 15-C. Amero exiled from 215-Man without a Country. 16-Professor Butler of Boston University speaks to seniors and juniors interested in college. Boys go for Dr. Butler's gutline of a Government-financed education. Girls go for Dr. ut er. 17-St. Patricks' Day. Girls wear brother's sport-jackets, shirts, and green bow-ties. Fred Bradley absent as lean borrowed his last white shirt. 18-G.l'f.S. starts contributions towards buying o jeep . B. Boughton buys two defense stamps, and wants her name written on it. 19-Roosevelt club dance-Admission one defense stamp- Alexander takes tickets at one door, Nugent tries to collect club dues at the other. h 22-Report cards-Beanie Milne explained to his mother l at: A means Absenteeism . B means badly in need of study . C means complimentary F means most favorable 23-Chorus-bass discovered in soprano section Shirley Monroe blames sore throat. 24-Boy! This one was a pip, but Mr. Wilder made me take it out. . 25-Ioe Burgarella wears new necktie. Mr. Parsons has hard time concentrating on Custer's last stand. 26-Spring is really here. Dune abandons her fur coat, Grogan his ear-muffs, and not a pair of slacks is seen on our cam us. E9-Perkins and Rowley absent. New England Press Con- ference still in session debating on Donald uck as a contri- bution to' the war effort. Perkins and Rowley take affirmative. 30-Now we know it is spring. Freshmen blossom out graduation blue serge suits, white dresses, and Bo-Lo Q Q. 31-Seniors! Graduation comes in exactly 65 days. That gpga weeks more of school for seniors. 1-April Fools Da!-Bessie Ward plays joke on Miss Craw- ley by substituting H SO4 for HZO. 2-Room 102 missing from first floor. tSo is Bessie Ward.l 5-The bandsmen are resting on their laurels after their performance Friday night. 6-Iuniors elect their class officers. Seniors feel they are not being elbowed out of G.H.S. very subtly. 7-Senior boys elated. Pilgrim's Chorus from Tann- trouser a graduation song. Miss Moore appeases girls by giving them a Selection from The Merry Widow Waltz '. 8-Bradley makes another payment on Hall's Christmas present. 9-Presentation party-All six captains are swam onemiol for the night. 12-Miss Harris tells boys they should be interested ir girls' clothes as someday they'l1 have to pay for them. los olcome seen this afternoon window-shopping on Main Street 13-See November 17. 14-Mr. Parsons wears new spring suit to school. Hi geeked in the class ballot and found out he had one vote foi est-dressed boy. 15-Kay Noise tNoyes.l puts on the dog in English. Misa Gale puts the dog out. 18-No seniors represented so it isn't worth mentioning but anyway-the Dramatics Club presented Barries' The Ol: Lady Shows Her Medals today. 19--A long week-end thanks to Patriots' Dag. Maisie Smitl against day oil as more stamps could have een sold. 'Tis a cruel world. 20-The class of '43 has one girl of whom they are justly proud. Mary Grimes establishes an all-time record for tardi- ness arriving at 1:39. 21-Mr. Rosen says as French students we would make good stage crew men. fkttention H. Riley.l 22-Sue Henderson introduces A block English to Winnis the Pooh. Agnes Walsh converses intelligently as this bool is just her speed. 23-Fridcw-spelled Fl-O-B-1-N-S-O-N C-R-U-S-OVETCLANCEY and GOOD IN refuse to have any part in this, Perkin! takes all the b1ame.l 24-May 3-Spring Vacation. MAY 3-Vacation over. lt was awfully short but long enougl' to forget what we learned before it. 4-Nothing ever hagpens on Tuesday. 5-Freshmen asks loyd Abbott for autograph. Accuse: Floyd of using an alias. Thought he was Iohn attig. 6-Miss oore warns cast of Erminie rehearsals are compulsory. Glee club searching party sent out for Bo! Clanceya and Don Goodwin. 7- iss Moore sends out party to find searching party 10--Foundl Clancey. Goodwin and two searching partie: indulging in a game of poker in the boiler room. But-the show must go onl 1-Iunior girls- rehash Iunior Tea. Seniors reminisce. 12-Mr. Rosen in state of perspiration gying to explain French Literature to his third year classes. all bowled out. Nugent bounced out. 13-Seniors desolate! Only 16 days of school. 14-Time marches on-lean Perry sleeps on. 17-Seniors rush to pay Class dues. lReason: Class Banquetj , 18-Refer to May 4th, 19-Ian Rowley falls down stairs landing at Dick Poirier'l feet. Dick wants to know if it's a proposal? 20-No drill today-Good old Iupe Pluviousl fThat's rain to the illiterate.l 21-Dot Day comes to school on truck at 10:28. Reception committee including Wolfe. Livingston. Francis and Mr. Thomp- son at portals. ' 24-All communications between the lst battalion cut by 1:26 train at degot. Company B thinks it's theirs and board it. The little vaga ondsl 25-Comgany B arrives at school at 11:51 after night's march from oston. Clancey still in Boston. 26-Festival judges heap plaudits of praise on Glee clubs and band. Phyl Coe ey is our Queen for a day. 27-Girls come to school in weird hair-dos. Bowden hides in the supply ollice. Rubin coaxes him out, explaining it's only in preparation for the Sergeants' party tomorrow night. Bowden comes out appeased, 28-Field Day-at last. Everybody gets a commission: Chie- holm gets three shakers: the captains get red faces. Officers take back seat at the party-where the junior sergeants reign supreme. 29-Saturday-We feel like the morning after. Mr. Rosen says we look li e, it, too. 30-Memorial Day-The senior boys climb into uniforms for the last time. Amore and Clancey wear all their medals. Not to his outdone McKenna wears a Coco-Cola bottle cap on his lape 31-Seniors begin to turn in their books. Shirle Wright giastliob erasing al her pencilled notes from The Barber ot EVI e . TUNE 1-Did we seg nothing ever happened on Tuesday? Mies Moore coaxes O' anley not to wear is bright rod necktie on graduation night. 2-Ann Fialho goes around school with reddened eyes. We thought it was nostalgia for G.H.S., but its only the onion her mother put in her chopped ham sandwich. 3-Flicker comes out in blaze of glory. We think it's the best one ever. What's LIFE got that we haven't got? 4-The zero hour approaches. Miss Moore begs Iedrey to just go through the motions of singing. 6-GRAD ATION--Resplendent in caps and gowns of navy blue, the class of 1943 reap their rewards of four years. tAnd I-'red Bsadley makes the 'nal payment on Ioan's Christmas present. P.S.-0'Hanley wore his green tie instead! Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely inf tentionol. 2 ,J M 1' x A w . sg QM 1 15, 4-S i VY .51 V. , ' ls! 2 If H ,, 1 f 2 ,W JR LQ ff. .4-.4 mg yfJ15a L Y 7 if 5 ,V 'kg' W wif 6, v 7 F g9: . 1 , . , , . . y X ' L L X 'K D 4 , A ,,., X 5 .,. 4 , 5.1 ' -5 iam w A Ahm -. - -3- ,M A A ln vm- Q-...w--'www-we ,, , 1' ' . ' I.. ' -'n 'L'--A lt- 5 ' - .vt N 1 RIFLE TEAM Sgt. H. E. Malone: Sgt. E. I. McKay, Ir.: Mai. H. S. Birdseye: Lt. I. E. Fattig, Team: L.1ytft '- Capt. R. E. Clancey: Cadet C. Swift: lst Sgt. I. W. McKenna: Lt. E. F. Larkin. Cadet H. Greene: Cadet G. N. Danikas: Cadet Fl. Naves: Cadet K. Strachan: Cadet H. Lumbard: Cadet T. Sullivan: Cadet R. Del Torchio: Cadet H. 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TAKING A HIGH ONE AT THE SOUND OF THE GUN N . 4h-H 'Q -ol Ins' , s ,H ' ' , , t pt ' 1 -2 '7 5 'fl f YN ' ,Q L5 Is pt 'f I .gl 411 , ' f J I' 1 X , ' . - 'IL r M 1 ' X fl x .R x A A . -fn' ' I 4 , V -, f RJ v M v I f ,, 5 ,I V A 3 xg H I 5 . U1 6 ' . 4 'I J , . , ' - f Jil . .9 rf 'I . Q ' I 'Er 'I . --rf , R . A ' - I . I 5 ' . . . 7' li, 'fp ' ' LI L I . f C eff , , I I. y ft' y'an-4gfJ 5 U 4. I P' BASEBALL I. Brown, R. Mountain, Co-capt., E. McKay, I. Nugent, W. Chisholm, C. Dickmun. Co-capt., E. Klotz. P. Burnham. Coach Hooper. F. Kerepka, E. Grover. A. Destino. G. Strople, P. Russell. R. Griggs, E. Amero. Freshman Mfgr I. Ingersoll, I. Curley, M. Cooney, I. Pimental, R. Lane. W. Moody. E. Tarr. R. Parsons. 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NATIONAL HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 196- 198 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 1904 GLOUCESTERZS OLDEST FURNITURE STORE We Invite Your Inspection of Our Modern Jewelry Department GLOUCESTER NATIONAL BANK I85 MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS .Ilvnzln-r Fvllzfral Drpos t lnsurunva' Corporation Complinzwnts of NORTH SHORE THEATRE Coniplimffnts of GLOUCESTER ' POLICE ASSOCIATION Complinzvnls of GRIFFIN COAL COMPANY Complinwnts of ,IACK'S DENT SHOP f,'omplinu'nls of BUDROW'S GARAGE Complimvnts of W. T. GRANT CO. L. D. LOTHROP SONS ,Illlriufurturvrs of l.0THR0l S FOG HORNS Urvr 20.600 in use on tha' Soren Seas! 70 Duncan SINCE! Gloucester HENRY THE HATTER Manufacturer of Fur Fell Hats Creators of Distinctive Styles WHOLESALE RETAIL 109 Munroe Street Lynn Lynn 2-1093 and 2-4771 93 Main Street Gloucester, Mass CAPE ANN SAVINGS BANK 109 MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Operated solely for llw l1l'Ill'AHf of its depositors. TOTAL ASSETS . . 37,977,088.80 Complznwnts of Complim I f A DR. GEORGE C. 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