Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1946 volume:

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P?-OX-BGXW. 7 g , W gygygfx 47 lf l-A h1S IS the beqmrrmg We set sarl upon the Pulsmq stream of lrfe Through four years Full laden wrth e Class meetmqs ln the aud1tor1um Ofhcer s Partres 1I'1 the gym The Whrrrmg of machmes And smell of IDI! from The vocatlonal shops Assemblles on Wednesday And the IOUTIIIG of darly classes Th1S IS the GENESIS To four beautzful years Th1s IS the portal To your G H S Th1S IS the begmmrzg Smooth Sarlrngf Page Nme ,Grf Q fl Nl V fif- H M - ' th Ioy of living... idols? Editor - 1 DAVID E. BLACK Editorial Assistants HILTON KRAMER MARGARET POST IEANNE PIEROWAY MARION CLARK Prophecy -- 2 HILTON KRAMER ELEANOR RUNKLE MARCIA CLARK MARGARET CLARK THERESA CAMILLE RICHARD SANTOS Also VIRGINIA TORREY CAROLYN BROWN Class Roll - 3 PATRICIA MOODY ERNESTINE PARKS LIBORIA CHIANCIOLA BARBARA ROSE SHIRLEY SWIFT RUTH MacLEOD Class Roll - 4 MARGARET POWERS BETTY WEBBER LORRAINE FRANCIS RUTH ZAGER DOROTHY HARDY IOSEPHINE CI-IIANCIOLA Also DOROTHY LEWIS AVARIL HAMOR PRISCILLA MAYO MARY ANN TARBOX IEAN BRADLEY DAWN PARSONS LILLIAN BENEDETTO . PATRICIA ALVES Art DAVID BLACK ANN SMALLIDGE E f SW Faculty Advisors MR. EARLE F. WILDER MR. BENIAMIN H. FRAZIER MISS BEATRICE H. CHRISTOPHERSON MRS. MARION WOODRUFF MISS MARIORIE S. CRAWLEY Superlatives - 5 IANICE MELANSON MARGARET FITZGERALD GAIL NEARIS BARBARA DOUGLASS CORINNE TINKER MARY MITCHELL BEVERLY FREELAND GERTRUDE O'BRIEN ARLINE PARSONS Typists - 6 MARIORIE SWANSON ESTHER GARLAND NATALIE GREENWOOD LUCILLE WYLIE Also ETHEL ARVILLA Calendar -- 7 IEANNE PIEROWAY LORRAINE FRANCIS IACQUELYN BERWALD PHYLLIS IOHNSON MARION CLARK PHILIP WORDEN Photography -- 8 ROSALIE RALLO IOHN BURGARELLA BARBARA GOODWIN Advertising and Circulation ELEANOR BRADLEY LIBORIA CHIANCIOLA HERBERT CHURCHILL LORRAINE FRANCIS NATALIE GREENWOOD Page Eleven HE Guldlng Lxghts of Gloucester H1gh School have been 1lS adm1n1strat1on and faculty Who have so pat1ently and eH1c1ently p1loted us through the sheltered harbor of school days Pass 1ng the l1m1ts of Eastern Po1nt Llght and Gloucester L1ght on Dog Bar Breakwater We shall now fare the t1des of hte s great ocean We stovv then' p1ctures aboard that We may never lose Slqhl ot the men and Women who stand as beacons ot knowledge and understandmg l --snugly! Mfg! ' ' '11 Q .1 21 L. I , I ll n u u ll ' 0 - . . , . . . WWW gee 0 P 'Z ,!dJlflfLl:lfLl:5 frozlfion 61,111 C' 61,614 MISS MARGARET C. TUFTS Decrri of Girls MR. RALPH P, PARSONS MR. LEONARD H. SCOTT Vice'Principo1 Director of Vocational School MR. LESLIE O. IOHNSON Principal MR. I. STANLEY THOMPSON MR. WINSLOW PARKHURST Floormoster, Second Floor Floormczster, Third Floor CAPTAIN FRANCIS P. McNERNEY, Signal Corps P. M. S. :S T. Page Fourteen Aww Q5 Liga, Page Fifteen ENGLISH Mr Iosephl Grtllo Mxss Frances I-I McGrew Mr Ioseph Shea Mxss Maryorre H Gale Mxss Martha A Carroll Mr Stephen Gatzrmas Mrs Iames Stavros Mr Wrllard F Stanwyck Mrss Hortense L Hams head of the department 'igwxsvx-M Q.,- SCIENCE Mr Wtllxam F Greeley Mr Roy H Lane Mxss Mayorre S Crawley Mr George H Colman head of department Mxss Gladys B Tan' Page Srxteen MATHEMATICS Mr Aarne A Frtqard Mr Raymond Srlva Mr Wmslow S Parkhurst head ol department Mtss Margaret C Tufts Mr Howard A Wtqqm ll Pl SOCIAL STUDIES Mr Earle F Wilder Mr Roland F Muniz Miss Rosalynde Hammons Mr Ralph P Parsons head of department Mr Benjamin H Frazier Also Miss Mary S Burke in LANGUAGES Mr Henry Rosen Miss Shirley Ashman Miss Iosephine P Ray Mr Robert M Copeland COMMERCIAL Miss M. Evelyn Oliver, Miss Mazie E, Smith, Mrs. Marion F. Woodruff, head of department, Mrs. Helen C. Houde. Miss Grace E. McGinley, Miss Beatrice H. Christopherson, Mr. I. Stanley Thompson. Miss Dorothy M. Murphy, Mrs. Ethel Mills. Page Seventeen SIB H'-1-'fl' FREEHAND AND MECHANICAL DRAWING Mr Vernon C Hooper MISS Mabel Spofford head of department Mr Howard A Curtxs Mr Txmothy F Holloran HOMEMAKING Mrss Marlon E Croqg Mzss Lucrlle C Gaffney Mnss Edna I Rundqurst Page Eighteen VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Mr. Raymond C. White, Mr. Leonard H. Scott. Director of Vocational School: Mr. lose-ph P. Corrigan, Mr. Harold B. Geary, Mr. Lester D. Head, Mr. Karl Ellis, Mr. George Perry, Ma. Iohn F. Budrow. spa. 4'-I , MISS ELEANOR F MOORE MR G ALLYN BROWNE MISS DOROTHY A LONDERGON Musrc Supervrsor Assrstcnt Supervrsor Lxbrarlctn 4'1 Q.,-vi MISS WINIFRED E ROSS School Nurse 'R 'ha lf MISS M EVELYN CURTIS MR FRED TWONEY Grrls Gym Instructor Boys Gym Instructor r'1.'W' ' 3 Q I ,.-.-.Q get I' TSGT CHARLES W TUCKER MR ANTONIO GENTILE MISS ANNE MCQUARRIE Assrstcrnt Mrlrtcry Instructor Band Instructor MISS ELLEN SOMERVILLE Secretcnes to the Prmcrpal P ge N ncteen Paqe Twenty 'lt as at IF? www 'za Hmmm Q59 ww,-an 7? mf HE Shrpmates of 1946 are the 1nd1v1dual members of our crew prctured here Wrth the per sonal honors and act1V1t1es of whrch We are yustly proud We have Weathered our courses through Gloucester Hxgh School and now shrpshape are ready to set sa1l on our greatest venture As our Ways part God alone may foretell our fate and may He gurde and sustau They that go down to the sea 1n Sh1ps 1- I twins, , sf , H-'K ,r ,i ' ' I ' - S 15 sr 'TW i::u.SZZEi:s:ea:::::::: a.::. y YE Www ,ez ,r V, up f - - ,gf ff-Lr,,QZ., ' A .v.5.iiW.5.....5x--fr r : P :it .H 1 f Q. th .. 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I Lu f GI As I. -Q xl - 4' ',f -4 IOHN IAMES COYLE IR lohnny 27 Church Street College Charactenstnc Interest Swxmmmg dancmg Theta Actxvmes Class Presrdent Flrcker Stair R O T C Offlcer Mayor SSYVICG Club French Club 2 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Latm Club l Presldent Z Dramatlcs Club 1 Secretary Z 3 Presrdent 4 Natzonal Honor Socxety 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Round Table V1cePres1dent 4 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Screntrhc Llterary and HlSlOl'1CCIl Assocratron Cheer Leader 4 Beacon Staff 2 4 Stevens Book Revnewers 3 Treasurer 4 A A Representatxve 3 Secretary 4 Iumor Rotarran Sawyer Medal 1 Ambxtxon To have my name known and happlly raxse a iamxly S ,fi SAMUEL W BURGESS Sam 3 Squam Road Rockport Vocatxonal Machme Tool Charactenstxc Interest Shootrng Actrvrtxes Class VxcePres1dent R O T C Captam Baseball 2 Captarn 3 4 Natronal Honor So cxety 3 4 Beacon Collector 4 Honors Wrllram Ran dolph Hearst Frrst Team 2 Expert Medal Ambrtxon To shoot at Camp Perry 1' CAROLYN M. BROWN Collie 101 Prospect Street College. Characteristic Interest: Music, hiking, and E. N. Activities: Class Secretary: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3: National Honor Society, Sec' retary 4' Deliberators 1 Secretary Treasurer 2 Girls Club Cabinet 3 4 Latin Club 3 4 Flicker Start Am bition To find that worthwhile in each hour THOMAS A. MCCOMISKEY Tommy Tom 3 Marsh Street Scientific Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Math, Science, and Theta. Activities: Class Treasurer: Flicker Staff: Lieutenant Colonel: Glee Club 3, President 4: Ger- man Club I, 2, Secretary 3: National Honor Society 3. President 4: Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific. Literary, and Historical Association 4' German III Book Prize 3 Prize Squad 2 Haskell Medal 3 Service Club Award Ambition To become a success in the held of engineering i ?-51 -F D Black 'U' GQ ' M Page Twenty tour MARIORIE L ABARE Margre 462 Washmgton Street College Characterrsttc Interest Musxc and Travelrng Actlvrtres Flicker Staff French Club 2 3 Latm Club 1 2 3 Honorary Member ol Cape Ann Scxentxlrc Lrterary and Hrstorrcal Assocratron 3 4 Ambltlon To be success ful rn everythxng I undertake ANTHONY S AIELLO Tony Son 32l Blynman Avenue General Characterrstrc Interest Basketball Actrvrtres Basketball 3 Captam 4 Glee Club 2 Haskell Drrll Medal Band 1 2 3 4 Haskell Drrll 3 Prlze Squad 3 4 Company and Platoon Drrll 2 3 Ambrtron To play college baske bal THOMAS AIELLO Tom 44 Mlddle Street General Characterrstlc Interest Music Women Sports Actlvrtres Corporal 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Company and Platoon Award 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Ambrtron To eat and sleep FLORENCE MARY ALVES o Il Taylor Street College Characterrsuc Interest Musrc ACIIVIQISS Flrcker Staff Glee Club 2 3 Presrdent 4 Servxce Club Award Latm Club 2 Bank Collector 3 4 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Ambrtron Ask Io PATRICIA M ALVES a 14 Macirson Avenue General Characterrstrc Interest Gamma M1 Gamma Sports and Pretty Boy Actrvrtres Flxcker Statt Camera Club 4, Cheer Leader 4 Perfect Attendance 2 A A EUGENE AMERO Gene 7 Columbxa Street Vocatronal Carpentry Characterxstrc Interest Musxc and Sports Actxvrtres Basketball 2 3 4 T ck I 2 3 4 Flrcker Staff Pnze squad 3 Wmnmg Company and Pla toon Dr1ll 2 3 4 R O T C Sergeant 4 Band 1 Z 3 Cap and Gown Commrttee 4 Ambmon To be happy BARBARA I APRIL Barbre Barb 81 Mam Street Essex General Chcrractenstrc Interest Dancrng and Washmgton Street Actrvxtxes Teachers Secretary 4 Assrstant 3 Mother Daughter Banquet Commrttee Iunror Tea Commrt tee AmblllOh To succeed rn the busrness world ETHEL ARVILLA 52 Taylor Street Commercxal Stenographrc Characterrstrc Interest Tommy and Act1v1t1es Drrll Team 2 3 4 Flash Staff Typrst 4 Beacon Advertrsmg Staff 3 4 Teachers secretary 4 Flrcken Typrst Theodore Roosevelt Club Bowlmg 1 Ambrtron To travel to the tour corners of the earth ,V I A . 1 I . .2 I l I . 'il , ' : : ' : - , . , : ' : ' . : f. U - - ' . , l. MFI ,, V' ' . . w I . I D , .. i . . 7 . A ..- 'Si . up F. 2 Collector 2. Ambition: To grow long fingernails. N . ' : , . : - ra , . . 1 ' . . : .... : . , . 4: Vi' If g . 1 . , A ' BETTY A BAKER Red 32 Mt Vernon Street General Characteristic Interest Gamma Mi Gamma underclass boys Activities Flicker Staff Service Club Award Camera Club 4 Cheer Leader 4 Teachers Sec retary 4 Ambition To find out what make Sams For tick and to go to Nicks with Marion BRUCE BANFIELD Freckles 28'2 Warner Street Vocational Characteristic Interest Print Shop and River dale Activities Sergeant 4 Glee Club 3 4 Benyamin Franklin Club 3 4 Ambition To see the world FRANCES BARNARD Blondie Franme Fran 29 Blynman Avenue Fine Arts Characteristic Interest A certain somebod Activities Beacon Art Staff Massachusetts S P C A Medal Ambition To be a good piano player MARY BARRFTT 24 Addison Street Nurses Training Characteristic Interest A certain guy Activities Latin Club 2 German Club 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Sawyer Medal 3 Teachers Secretary Z3 4 Senior lunior Tea Dance Committee 3 4 Mother Dau h 9 ter Banquet Committee Ambition To install elevators n Gloucester High FRANCES BARRIGAN Fmnme 72 Centenmal Avenue General Characteristic Interest That certain somebody Activities Service Club Award Ambition To travel BARBARA IEAN BASTION Barb Babs 125 Washington Street General Characteristic Interest H G Ambition To own Concord Street. LILLIAN R. BENEDETTO ll22 Washington Street Nurses Training. Characteristic Interest: Crystal Ball- room, and ask my mailman. Activities: Flicker Stail. Bowling lg Latin Club 2, 3.5 Camera Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Beacon Collector 3:'Beacon Photography Staff I, 2. 3: Art St it 2: Victory Corps 1. Z, 3. Ambition: I wish I knew. PHYLLIS BERNIER Phi 129 Essex Avenue Nurse's Training. Characteristic Interest' Football and menf?J. Ambition: To become a successful nurse. A . N ' ,. f, , ,f ,,. wr ,if , , . H , .. tg hwjfw Page Twenty-five IACQUFLYN R BFRWALD Iackre F 79 Mrddle Street College Characterrstrc Interest C lmma Mr Gtmma Ask Ieanne Actrvrtres Class Rrna Cornrnrttze Ilrcker Staff SGYVICP Club Award Spanrsh Club I Ifxecutrve Board 3 Presrdent 4 Dramatrcs Club l 2 3 4 Old Lady Shows Her Medals l Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Round Table 3 Treasurer 4 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Screntrfrc Lrterary :S Hrstorrcal Assocratron Assrstant to Frrst Floor Supervrsor Latrn Club I 2 Sawyer Medal I Latrn Book Prrze 2 DAVID EVANS BI ACK Dave Blackre 17 Madrson Avenue Screntrtrc Characterrstrc. I terest I B P suence song and solrlrers Actrvrtrcs Flrtker Staff R O T C Colonel 4 Platoon Sergeant 'I Klee Club solorst 7 3 1 secretary 4 Spanrsh Club xrcepresldenttreasurer 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety Scrapbook charrnran I 4 Charrman Serqeants Party Decaratron Ccrnrnrttee J Flash Stahl R O T C columnrst 4 Stevens Book Revrewers 3 4 Rrtle Team 2 3 4 Iunror Rotary Club 4 Honors Honorary Member ot Cape Ann Screntrlrc Irterary arrrl HIS-IOIICCII Association 3 4 Charles B Corlrss Medal 2 Commander Company Bs wmrrrng srngmg prrze squad 3 Hearst 3rd Team Medal 2 Indrvrdual Drrll 3 Haskell Drrll 7 3 Class Valedrctorxan Ambrtron To trnd trme to slr-ep IOHN BLACHIORD lack Whrz 298 Fs ex Avenue Vocatronal Llcctrrcal Characterrstrc Interest Wrne women and song A trvrtres Flrcker Statt R O T C Corporal 3 Znl Lreutenant 4 Haskell Drrll 2 3 Inrirvrdual Dr 2 3 4 Prrzc Squ rl Z I Amhrtron Inrn the Na y ELEANOR BRADI EY I4 Cru rr Street Commercral Bookkeeprng Characterrstrc Interest Lettrng the gang decrde whrch Q33 tor all of us Actrvltres Servlce Club Award Beacon Staff 3 Advertrstng Manager 4 Bank 2 Teachers Secretary 3 4 Ambrtron To succeed rn the busrness world IEAN M BRADLEY Blue I'yes Twrnkle Edgewood Road General Characterrstrr, Interest All that qoes on Bob and to lrnd out why the state makes Sam B pay regrstra tron on hrs car Actrvrtres Glee, Club 7 3 Servrce Club I 2 3 4 Beacon Staff 3 Bank Z 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Vrctory Corpsl 2 3 Chorusl 7 3 4 Ambrtron To agree wrth Buzzy M to have that date wrth S B to ily my own plane between Penn and Mass and to be a publrc sten ographer SHIRLEY BROOKS Shrrl Brooksy 16 Taylor Street Commercial Bookkeeprng Churacterrstrc Interest To see someone who rs lar away Pete H Actrvttres Glee Club 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Ambrhon To obtarn success rn everythnrg I do ELEANOR G BROWN Buzzy Buz 122 Magnolra Avenue Nurses Trarnrng Chcrracterrstrc Interest To keep Mag nolra alrve and that certatn someone Actrvrhes Perfect Attendance I Ambrtran To become a nurse and recerve m R N IOHN P BURGARFLLA lohnnre Burgre 4 Webster Street College Characterrstlc Interest Radro and Photography Honors Natronal Honor Socrety Charrman Servrce Honor Roll Commrttee 3 4 Stage Crew 1 Z Assrstant Chief 3 Chref 4 R O T C Frrst Lreutenant Servrce Club Award Basketball Assrstant Busmess Manager 3 Manager 4 Sawyer Medal 2 Latrn II Book Prrze 2 Captcun Shum Trophy and Medal 3 Actrvrtres Camera Club l Dramatrs Personae Honorary Member 3 4 Rltle Team 2 Prrze Squad 3 Spamsh Club Executrve Commrttee 3 Charrman 4 Round Table 3 4 Ambrtxon To operate my own amateur radro statron Page Twenty srx ' U . n ,'7 . . .1 . , ' ' , r - , 'J ' I 213 I , , - . 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I MEIN J y . . : ' I M : A ' , -A 36 DOROTHY BURKF Dom, 10 Blake Court Nurses Trarnrnq Characteristic Interest Rarsina little Sugar Canes Activities Latin Club 7 Honors Perfect Attendance 1 Ambition X ray technician seer q throuqh people M ANN BURKE L,ff1e nn 70 Eastern Avenue Commercial Clerical Characteristic Interest That certain someone Activities Cheer Leader 3 4 Head 4 Drill Team 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Vctory Corps 1 Z 3 Gil Softball Team 2 3 Ambition To control my temper HOWARD BURNHAM Howie 296 Main Street General Characteristic Interest Music Activities R O T C Corporal 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 German Club 1 Treas urer 2 3 Dramatics Club 1 Ambition To see the Met do Boheme Twins BARBARA I BURNS Barb Trrrrlry 107 Washington Street Nurses Training Characteristic Interest Gases liqu ds and solids Catomic energyr Activities Art Club 4 Camera Club 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Ambition To see world peace not world in pieces IOAN M BURNS 10 Addison Street Commercial Clerical Characteristic Interest A C, K Activities Service Club Award Teachers Secretary 4 Grrs Hitpin 1 2 3 Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 4 CONSTANCE LOUISE BYRNES Lorrrrrp 32 Washington Street General Characteristic Interest Navy and Blondes Activities Perfect Attendancel 2 Ambition Ask Mary IEANETTF M BRYNES c 32 Washington Street General Characteristic Interest That certain one the Navy Ambition Ask Ruthie THERESA CAMILLE Ihre Irrer 25 Mt Vernon Street Commercial Stenoqraphic. Characteristic Interest Cain ma Mi Gamma, and We Four, Activities. Flicker Staff, Service Club Award 4, Secretary 35 National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4: Cape Ann Scientific, Literary, and Historical Association: Round Table 4: Deliberators Treasurer Vicefpresident 2: Flash Staff, Reporter 4, Dramatics Clitr l, 2: Theodore Roosevelt Essay Award 3: Stevens Book Reviewers, Vice-president 4, Assistant to Zncl floor super visor 3, Secretary 4: Representative to Massachusetts' Girls State 3: Highest Honors: Speaker on New England Iunror Town Meetinqf Honor Business Club 4, President' Class Salutatorian: Theodore Roosevelt Club: G. H. S, Brink 3 President 4: Glee Club 2, 3, Ambition: To discover the lost city of Atlantis. Page Twenty seven '1 'S 7 'Q Page Twenty erqht XX ws ff' 1,-uf' Z, BENNIE A CHIANCIOLA Ben 34 Gramte Street Vocatronal Characterrstrc Interest Sports Actrvrtres R O T C Fxrst Lxeutenant 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 3 Commander Prrze Squad 3 Haskell Drrll 3 Mechanrcal Drawxng Club 4 Ambrtron To have my own way for once IOSEPHINE CHIANCIOLA ll Lookout Street College Characterlstrc Interest Clothes havmg fun and We Frve Actrvrtres Flrcker Staff Glee Club 2 3 4 Servrce Club Award Vrctory Corps Drrll Team 3 4 Bank Collector 2 4 Iatm Club I 2 French Club 2 3 4 lumor Semor Tea Commrttee 3 4 Hrtprn Baseball 2 3 e Team Theodore Roosevelt Club Ambrtron Its a secret LIBORIA CHIANCIOLA lrbby ll Lookout Street General Characterrstlc Interest Luxury Irner 35001 We Frve Actrvrtres Flrcker Staff Glee Club 2 3 4 Servrce Club Award Teacher s Secretary 4 French Club 2 Bank Staff 2 3 4 Iun1orSen1or Tea Commrttee 3 Rrtle Team Ambrtron To own a blue convertrble I-IERBFRT CHURCHILL Herb Caruso 6 Hampden Street General Characterrstrc Interest Musrc sports Actrvrtres R O T C Sergeant 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Glee Cl b Treasurer 4 VE Day Commrttee Ambmon Stage CATHERINE ANN CIULLA Kate 23 Summer Street Commercral Clerical Actrvrtres Flrcker Staft Grrls Drxll Team Beacon Start 2 Teachers Secretary 4 MARCIA ANN CLARK Mac 7 Commonwealth Avenue College Characterlstrc Interest Theta and Bartholemew Actrvrtres Flrcker Staff Glee Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Serv rce Club Award Spanish Club 3 4 Dramatrcs Club Treasurer 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Vrctory Corps Drrll Team 2 3 Sergeant 4 Beacon Staff Grrls Club Cabmet 4 Stevens Book RGVIEWQIS 3 F1rstV1cePres1dent4 G H S A A V1cePres1dent Ambrtron To be a laboratory tech mcran MARION L CLARK Man I4 Mt Vernon Street College Characterrstrc Interest Gamma M1 Gamma and West Gloucester Actrvrtres Flxcker Stall Glee Club Z 3 Servtce Club Award French Club 2 Executxve Board 3 Presrdent 4 Latrn Club l Treasurer 2 Beacon Stall 3 Edltor 4 Drrll Team 2 3 Latrn Book Prrze 2 Mother Daughter Banquet Toastmxstress Stevens Book Revrewers Secretary 3 Lrbrarran 4 Assrstant to 3rd Floor Supervisor l 2 3 Perfect Attendance 2 3 4 Ambrtron To play a game ot b1ll1ards nn Nrcks Emporrum NATALIE IUNE CLARK Nat 733 Washrngton Street Anmsquom General Characterrstrc Interest Squam and sports A tryrtxes Basketball Captam 3 4 Softball 3 Glee Club 2 3 German Club 2 Dramatrcs Club 2 Teachers Secretary 4 Ambltron To become a good gym teacher ft' f . f . 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GFNFVII-VF COLI' Lim 24 Langford Street F1110 Arts Chc1racter1st1c Interest Puttmq I.ar1esv1lle on thc map Act1v1t1cs Iltcker Staff A Club I 7 Secretary 3 G1rls BasItetbc1ll4 Capta1n 3 Beacon Collect Z 3 PI1ck r Collector Z .J R1Ile Tea1n 4 Amb1t1on Whats that IIONAIIU H COOK Cookie E139 Washmqton Street Vocat1onal Cha GCIGIISIIC Interest To travel Amb1t1on To own a swank car ETHEL B COHKUIVI Ha 5 Harb 69 Centenmal Avenue General Character1st1c Interest I IVI and other people s muscles ACIIVIIISS Flrcker Start At Club OLIICOI I 2 1 Caterrnq Club 4 Amb1IlOH To follow I1m around wh1lQ 1n the Navy DONALD R COSTA 174 East Ma1n Street VOCCIIOHUI Chararterxshc Interest Takmq p1ct11res m b1t1on Sheet metal1st THOMAS I CURLEY 46 Warner Street General Characte1st1c Interest Dark Fyes and Drums ACIVIIIGS Corporal 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orcheta 1 Hor I room Spellmq Award 2 3 AI'TIbIIlOII Have my own Swma Band and to spank Dotty Iewts ROBERT E DAY Ho 1 168 Washxngton Street General Character1st1c Interest The world and 1ts prob lems and the people ol the world ACIIVIIIQS Corporal 1 Amb1IlOH To get a good 1ob and make a success ol my se ALEXANDER IOHN DESTINO AI Alec Aleck1o 9 Herrrck Court General Character1st1c. Interest Football ask Bunqo ACIIVIIIES A A Pres1der1t 3 Football 1 2 3 Capta1n 4 Basketball I 2 Track I Baseball I Amb1t1on Colleoe THOMAS W DOLAN TOH1 44 School Street Rockport General Character1st1c Interest G I Hockey Tean' a makmq the rounds w1th left R A IIVIIIQS FI1cke St I't R O T C Second L1eutenant Baseball I 2 4 GI L 'J Lat1n Club 2 Sports Ed1tor 3 4 Amb1t1on P rqe Twent, mnc . .': ' , . S rt . , ,, 5 , , ' 4' A ' , 1 ' : , or . : ' e T , b ' 3 . I r '. ' , ' . ' ' .1 ' .. A t' 1 5 , . , J s r -5 nr , I II. , C . 1 I CI . , . . 5 ' ee 1111, RUTH ELEANOR DONOVAN Ruthre Rulus 9 Norseman Avenue Commercxal Characterxstrc Interest Crystal Ballroom and Blue grass Act1v1t1es Glee Club 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 3 4 Beacon and Fhcker Floor Collector 3 Am bmon To make a good halrdresser BARBARA DOUGLASS Barbre Barbs Dougre 12 Clarendon Street Fme Arts Characterrstrc Interest Elsxes Sloopy Shoppe Art Clothes and Travel ACIIVIIIGS Art Clubl 2 3 Treas urer 2 Flash Start 4 Art Certrhcate from N E Scholastrc Contest PAYE ELWELL 5 Norwood Court General Characterrstmc Interest Are you krddmgo A trvmes Art Club l Z Catermg Club 4 Ambxtxon T suc ceed m everythmg I attempt to do MARY E FARO Betty Babe 38 Eastern Avenue Essex General Characterrstrc Interest To lrve to be 104 years old Actxvrtxes Art Club 4 Camera Club 4 Ambrtlon To lmd a man to support me that long KATHERINE FARRELL Kay 4 Sylvan Street Nurse s Trammg Characterrstxc Interest Sports Actrvrtres Beacon Staff Rrtle Team Flrcker Staff Freshman Spellmg Champron Iun1orSen10r Tea Commrttee Ambmon To be a nurse GASPAR A FAVALORA Gap 29 Summer Street General Characterrstxc Interest Good trme all the trme Actxvrtles R O T C Corporal 4 Football 3 Ambrtron Dresel Engmeermg CHARLES FAVOLORA 6 Clarendon Street General Characterxstlc Interest Women Ambrtron To be presrdent oi the U S A PATRICIA A I-'IRTI-I Patty Ann Bangs 199 Washmgton Street General Charactenstrc Interest One guess' ACTIVITIES Flrcker Stafl Glee Club 2 3 4 Art Club Ambttlon T become a New York dress designer - . 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MARGARET FITZGERALD Mardie 2 Spring Street Nurse s Trammg Charactenstxc Interest The Blonde Sarlor and Theta Actrvltres Cap and Gown Commrttee Glee Club 2 3 4 Flrcker Staft German Club 2 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Ambrtxon To get better marks than Arlene Srlva tn Physrology ALICE D FOSTER 23 Pme Street Commercral Stenoqraphxc Characterrstrc Interest T own a Chrckermg Acttvrtres Teacher s Secretary 4 Am brtlon To see what happens nn two years ROBERT O FRAGA Bob Bobby 12 Washmqton Street General Characterrstrc Interest Runnmg around barefoot Sunday mornmqs and Essex Actrvmes Football I 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Second place Prrze Squad 3 Co A Class Rmg Commlttee 3 Perfect Attendance 3 4 Ambltron To move Essex to Gloucester or own a car LORRAINE FRANCIS Lorry Mac 23 Mt Vernon Street Commercral Stenographrc Characterrstrc Interest The Marmes and FDVRSM Actzvrtres Natronal Honor Socrety Flrcker Staff Servzce Club Award Honor Busmess Club Flash Staff Typrst Beacon Stall Sales Manager 2 3 Bank Collector 3 Teachers Secretary 3 4 Ambttlon To decxpher Chrckery Chrck BEVERLY ANN FREELAND Bev Kmgs Court Essex Commercral Stenographrc Characterxstlc Interest The Three Musketeers shoes and travel Actrvrtres Flrcker Stall Honor Busmess Club Flash Typrst 4 Assxstant Secre tary 3 Teachers Secretary 4 Home Room Spellrnq Cham pxon 8 Ambttron To be an ettrcxent secretary and take a rrp to Nevada ALBERT S FRENCH IR Frenchy 80 Magnolxa Avenue lones Actwmes Corporal 4 Mechanlcal Drawmq Club Ambltron To oe a detectxve or work rn the electncal held ESTHER MARIE GARLAND 2 Atlantxc Street Commercral Clerrcal Characterrstrc Interest My Freckles Actrvxtres Flrcker Typrst Teacher s Secretary 4 Ambrtxon To succeed In whatever I undertake CYNTHIA A GILBERT Cyn Cynth 7 I-Irghland Street General Characterxstrc Interest That certam someone A txvrtres Servrce Club Award German Club 3 4 Second Floor Supply Room 3 4 Rxile Team 4 Ambmtxon To make a good nurse and to always be happy If R 403- Mr 'R Page Thzrty one . 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Characteristic ln ter est: Nancy I MESH V , 1 , : , f 4 Page Thrrty two 'Y'- A .rf 'Q RICHARD HERMAN GINN Dzck Doc 8 Acacra Street Vocatronal Prmtmg Characterxshc Interest Women n general Achvttres R O T C Corporal Servrce Club Award Benlamrn Franklm Club Vtcepresrdent Stage Crew Mechanrcal Drawmg Club Ambrtron To be a good soldier HAROLD GOODRICH Goody Hou 115 Concord Street Vocatronal Automotive Characterrstrc Interest B B Ac IlV1ll9S Cap and Gown Commxttee Charrman Platoon er geant 3 Captam 4 Mechamcal Drawmg Club Vrce presr dent 4 Rxtle Team 3 4 Ambrtlon Huntmg game BARBARA GOODWIN Barb 8 Chestnut Street College Charactenstmc Interest That certam someone Ac trvrtres VI Day Commrttee 3 Flrcker Statt Glee Club 2 3 4 Dnll Team I 2 3 L1eutenant4 Bank 3 4 Grrls Club Cabmet 1 2 3 Secretary 4 Chaxrman May Dance 3 lumor Semor Tea Commlttee 4 Mother Daughter Banquet Com mrttee Ambxtton To be able to tell when The Sarge rs lokmg LESTER GRAY Let Lrppy 7 Eastern Avenue General Charactenstlc Interest Wxne Women and Song Actlvrtres Corporal German Club 1 Secretary 2 3 4 Ambrtxon To get out oi G H S 76 Langstord Street General Characterzstlc Interest Lanesvrlle Actrvxtres R O T C Serqeant Ambmon To 1o1n the Navy NATALIE H GREENWOOD Na 324 Essex Avenue Commerctal Stenographrc Characterlstxc Interest Horses and Musrc Actrvxtres Flrcker Staff Glee Club 2 3 4 Flash Stott 4 Gregg O G A pm tor superror wrrtrng 60 word typmg award Assrstant Secretary 2 3 Secretary 4 Perfect Attendance 2 3 4 Glee Club Ltbrarxan 4 Ambt hon 'Ilo succeed an stenographxc work WILBUR GREER 21 Hampden Street Sclentrtrc Characterrstlc Interest Cambndge and that gurl Actrvxtnes Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Band 1 DOROTHY N GRIGG Dolly Dot 2312 Elm Street College Characterrstrc Interest Actrvxtres Bowhng 1 Latm Club 2 4 Theodore Roosevelt Club Pertect Attend ance 2 3 4 Ambrtron To be a nurse ' - ' ' . 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' .Q 2, zz, 4. . g' AVARIL M HAMOR 148 East Mann Street College Characterxstxc Interest Football baseball and basketball teams and We Three Actrvrtxes Flrcker Start Basketball Captam 3 Latm Club 3 Art Club l Hrtpm 2 3 Theodore Roosevelt Hrstory Club 4 Camera Club 4 Rxlle Team 4 Ambrtron To open a Nrck s for gxrls DOROTHY A HARDY Do Island Street Essex Nurses Trammg Characterxstrc Interest To have cr good tlme Actrvrtres Class Roll 4 Glee Club 3 4 Servrce Club Award French Club 3 4 Latm Club 2 Bank Collector 2 4 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Rxfle Team Ambxtron To be a nurse IEANNE M HARVEY leanme 553 Washmgton Street College Characterrstrc Interest 105 sports Actrvmes Fllcker Staff Glee Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Latm Club 4 lun1orSen1or Tea Commlttee 4 Perfect Attendance 2 3 AmblI1OH To be a success IULIAN H HATCH Commander 25Vz Rocky Neck Avenue General Characterxstxc Interest The sea Act1v1t1es R O T C Sergeant Ambltlon U S Navy RICHARD WALLING HEAD Drck Headre I6 Allen Street General CTIGIGCIGYISIIC Interest 24 Addrson Street A I1VllleS R O T C Captain Football l 3 tackle 4 Pnze Ambltton Blrdseye Frosted Foods ALAN G HILL Ferry l Kent Crrcle General Charactenstlc Interest Musrc Actrvrtxes Dra mattcs Clubl 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Solo Clarmet 3 4 Glee Club Concert Narrator Z Amb1t1on Mmlster ELIZABETH B HINES Bety zz 64 Magnolxa Avenue Nurses Tramxng Charactenstxc Interest Magnolra Ac trvxtres A A Collector 4 Ambrtron To become an Army Nurse ROBERT I-IORNE Bob 8 Trask Street General Characterrstxc lnterest Hrggms Corner and The Black Hawks Act1v1t1es Sergeant 4 Football l 2 2 d place Platoon Drxll 2 Ambmon To 1o1n the U S Navy 'J DQ: Page Thlrtf I ree u ,, tn . ' ' 1 ' . c- t ' 57 It . Squad'Drl1l ltlledalhfl: Prize Squad Drill' 2:1 Haskell Drill 3. , l ,, t ,, HL. ,, ' I . ' : ' 5 , 5 n 1 1' ' Q V at ' w ,I A BARBARA HURST Texas 39 Frlend Street Nurses Tramm Characterxstrc Interest The Shadow 9 Knows 'W ACTIVITIES Latm Club 4 Ambrtron To be or not to be? IUSTIN L INGERSOLL Iudd Ink 12 Chapel Street Vocatronal Carpentry Characterrstxc Interest Ask I B Actrvmes Football 1 Baseball Manager 1 Mechamcal Drawmg Club 4 3rd Place Pnze Squad 3 Haskell Medal Dr1ll3 R O T C Sergeant Ambmon To get mto the U S Navy ORVILLE F IRELAND Brother Ichabod 462 Essex Avenue Scxentrtrc Charactenstxc Interest R E W Actrvxtres Chaxrman Class Rmg Commrttee 3 Football 3 Iunxor Rotary Club Znd Place Pnze Squad 3 3rd Place Prrze Squad 2 Rrtle Team 2 3 4 Hearst Team 3 4 R O T C Captam Ambxhon To graduate from the Mllxtary Academy BETTY IEAN IOHNSON Bell Bett Z Summrt Street General Charactenstrc Interest Dancmg wxth that certam someone Actrvrtres Teachers Secretary 4 IumorSen1or Tea Dance Commlttee 3 4 Hxt Pm 3 4 PHYLLIS IOHNSON Phyl 31 Commonwealth Avenue College Characterrstrc Interest Always pleaslnq Oswald but never showrng xt Theta Actwrtres Natronal Honor Socrety Fllcker Staff Servrce Club Award French Club l 2 3 Treasurer 4 Latxn Club 1 2 Camera Club 2 4 Gxrls Club Cabmet 3 4 Assxstant to 3rd Floor Supervxsor l 2 3 4 Chaxrman Mother Daughter Banquet Commrttee IumorSen1or Tea Commrttee 3 4 Youth Center Commrttee 4 Theodore Roosevelt Club Ambrtlorx To prove yust once that mothers arent always nght ROBERT IOHNSON Dmky Bob 2 Harbor Vlew Court Screntxtrc Characterxstxc Interest Radxo Actrvmes Track l 2 3 German Club 1 Z 4 Ind1v1dualDr1ll3 Haskell Medal Drrll 2 3rd Place Prize Squad Z 2nd Place Prize Squad 3 R O T C Lxeutenant Ambrtxon To keep on breathmg WILBUR IOHNSON Wrll Srggre 62 Holly Street Vocatnonal Automotxve Charactenstxc Interest A cer tam Baseball Team Achvrtres Stage Crew 3 4 Sawyer Medal 3 Band 1 2 3 Corporal 4 Wmnmg Company Dnll l 2 3 Mechanical Drawmg Club 4 Ambition to make good MARCIA IOSLIN Marsh Mushze College Charactenstxc Interest Dancmg and 7' Actrvrtxes German Club 2 3 4 Art Club 1 2 Ambxtxon To be able to always lrve rn peacetrme condltrons Page Thirty tour an 'Su-...,., ff? x 5' XX 4 'tt I N 'quit IIZNS PETER KOPANON Pete Kop Greek S8 Centennlal Avenue Vocatlonal Machlne Characterrstlc Interest Motorcycles Actrvrtxes Glee Club 1 Mechamcal Drawmg Club 4 Pnze Squad 3 R O T C Corporal Ambntron Same as Tony HILTON I KRAMER Hrt College Characterxstrc Interest Books walkmq wrmng Theta Actrvmes Flrcker Staff R O T C Sergeant 4 Servrce Club Award Dramatncs Club Property Manager 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Round Table 3 Secretary 4 Flash Staff 2 3 Edltorm chxet 4 Beacon 2 4 Sawyer Medal 2 Poetry Book Pnze 2 Stevens Book Revrewers 3 Presrdent 4 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scxentlfrc Lrterary and Htstorlcal Assocratron New England Scholastrc Press As socxatron Vxce presxdent 4 Ambxtxon To wrrte the great Amencan novel with I C VIRGINIA MARY LAFATA Gmny V 23 Mansfleld Street General Characterlstrc Interest Meetmg people Actxvxtres Catenng Club Secretary 3 4 Chau Lady Teacher s Secre tary 4 Ambrtron Cahfornxa LELAND LANE ee 537 Washmgton Street Vocational Prmtmg Character1st1c Interest Sports A IIVIIIGS R O T C Sergeant Baseball 2 3 Captarn 4 Mechanlcal Drawmg Club 4 Benjamm Franklrn Club 3 Ambxtron To play blg league baseball LOIS LANE 528 Washmgton Street Commercral Stenographxc Charactenstlc Interest Ask Edith L ACIIVIIIES Teachers Secretary 4 Ambrtron succeed nn whatever I attempt MARGARET ESTHER LARKIN Margze S Llberty Street General Characterrstlc Intefrest My argumentatrve trrends Actrvrtxes Glee Club 4 Grrls Hltpm I Ambrtron To be a halrdresser PAULINE LARSON Polly Muftet 22 Bass Avenue Commercral Bookkeepxng Characterrstrc Interest Bowl mg ndmg tcarl shootmg Actrvxtres Teachers Secretary 4 Ambmon To wrrte and hear from VH EDITH FRANCIS LAURIE Edy 86 Centennxal Avenue General Characterrstxc Interest My freckles and me Cove ' Actrvrtxes Vlctory Corps 1 Pertect Attendance 4 Gxrls Club Committee tor Xmas Contrxbutrons Ambxtxon Ask Lots L P099 Thrrty five LIBERA MARION LAVOHANTE L1bbY Llb 16 Eastern Avenue General Characterxstlc Interest Outdoor sports and drrv mg Ambrtzon To have a busmess oi my own MARY ELVIRA LEAVITT Re El 143 Maplewood Avenue Commercral Clerrcal Charactenstrc Interest Ulysses S Abercrombre wrth hrs self tashroned characterrstrc per sonalrty Actrvmes Glee Club 3 Beacon Stal'l 3 O A T Pm 3 Roosevelt Club 4 Teacher s Secretary 4 Grrl s I-Irt pm 1 2 Captarn 3 Rltle Team 4 Ambrtron Wlltred Acad f emy or bust' DOROTHY F LEWIS Dot Dotty 6 Elwell Street General Characterrstrc Interest That certam someone lobster sandwrches and the gang Actrvrtres Flrcker Staff 4 Servrce Club Award Beacon Stall 2 3 4 Mother Daugh ter Banquet Comm1ttee 4 Ambrtron To lrve happrly ever after PHYLLISM LOW Shorty Phyl Rapunzel 7 Bond Street College Preparatory Characterrstrc Interest Sweets Actrvrtres Glee Club 4 Latrn Club 1 2 German Club 2 3 Pres1dent4 German Prrze 2 3 Ambrtxon Xray DONALD LOWE Bunga 135 Magnolra Avenue General Characterrstrc Interest Alecs Homework Ac trvrtres Sergeant 4 Football l 3 4 Bask tball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Perfect Attendarxcel 2 3 A A Representa trve 4 Ambrtron To settle down on some quret rsland rn the South Pacrirc RICHARD M LUFKIN Drck Amos 10 Madrson Avenue General Characternstrc Interest Pete and Wlllle Actrvrtres Bancll 2 3 R O T C Sergeant Wrnnrng Company 1 2 3 Bachelor Trophy 2 3 Rrlle Team 2 Ambrtron To take to the woods wrth Wrlhe IOHN KINLEY MCBRIDE Mzckey 14 Commonwealth Avenue Screntrfrc Characterrstrc Interest Pancho and ducks A tlvrtres Stage Crewl 2 3 4 Ass1stantCh1el Rrtle Team 2 3 4 Regrmental Colors 2 3 4 R O T C 2nd Lreutenant 4 Ambxtron To go to Alaska wrth Pancho LOIS MQCDONALD Lo Mac Sandy 123 Western Avenue Page Thrrty srx College Characterrstrc Interest E P B Actrvltres Ger man Club 1 2 3 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 4 Bank Collector 4 Camera Club Secretary 4 Rrile Team 4 Ambrtlon To suc ceed rn my chosen profe sron and to travel - S I ' ' . . 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' ' : ' . c- - 'S ' s ' . j,r,qnu RUTH A MCGUIRE Butch Mrckeyw ll Norwood Court General Charactertsttc Interest I5A Taylor Street Glouces ter Mass Actrvrttes Caterrng Club Prestdent 4 Art Club l Cap and Gown Commrttee Perfect Attendance I Ambttron Notrce my rrng and to be a good wrfe for G C BARBARA IEAN MACKAY Barb Barbre Babs 26 Hrghland Street General Characterrstrc Interest Musxc and sports Ac t1v1t1es Flrcker Staff Glee Club 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 3 4 Ambrtron To succeed m whatever I undertake RUTH MacLEOD 20 Elwel Street General Characterrstrc Interest Sports Actrvrtres Honor Busmess Club Flicker Staff Servrce Club Award Cheer Leader 3 4 Beacon Advertrsmq Staff 3 Typrst Charrman 4 Theodore Roosevelt Club Secretary Teachers Secre tary 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 IunrorSen1or Tea Dance Commrttee Softball team 3 Rlfle Team 4 Am brtron To succeed wtth success VIRGINIA MADDIX Red 182 Western Avenue General Characterrstrc Interest U S Navy and Sports Actrvxtres Camera Club 4 Ambrtron To travel and succeed 1n everythrnq I attempt GARDNER H MARCHANT IR 13 Mystrc Avenue Screntrfrc Characterrstrc Interest Mrlrtary Scrence and Tacttcs Actrvrtres R O T C Captarn 4 Band 2 3 Drum Malor 4 Wrnnng Prrze Squad 2 Commander 3 Haskell Drrll 2 3 Rrfle Team 2 3 4 Wm Randolph Hearst Match 2 3 4 3rd Place Team 2 Ist Serv ce Command Match 2 3 Natxonal Rrfle Match 2 Sharpshootes Medal 2 Rrfle Team Letter 2 3 Wrnnmg Platoon 2 Wmnrng Company 2 3 Bachelor Trophy 2 3 Ambrtron To become an offrcer rn e U S Army RICHARD H MARDEN Itch :ck 141 Mt Pleasant Avenue College Characterrstrc' Interest She knows aanndd Actrvrttes R O T C Captatn ReqrmentalAd1utant Boys Glee Club l Ss-cretarv 2 Prestdent 4 Bank Collector 3 Ind1v1dual .fnll 2 Second Place Prlze Squad 2 Haskell Medal Drrll 2 Second Place Prrze Squad 3 Commander Indrvtdual Drrll 4 Guard of Honor 2 German Club 2 Class Rtnq Commrttee 3 Ambrtron To succeed rn the future PRISCILLA B MAYO Cnlla 55 Warner Street General Characterrsttc Interest Readrnq Acttvrtres Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club Membershrp Productron 2 Teacher s Secretary 4 Ambrtron To t avel MARION MEADE 13 Madrson Avenue General Characterrsttc Interest D F F M Incorporated Acttvrtxes Bowlrnq Team Ambrtron To graduate and then tc succeed rn whatever I attempt Page Thlrfy Seven F. . Ir. I . . . : : i- , . , . : ' ' 7 ' ' , th . . . ,, , .. , V IANICE GERTRUDE MELANSON Grggles Snoolcs 75 Lynndale Avenue General Characterrstlc Interest Dxck U S Army Ac trvntres Frlcker Stafi 4 Art Club 4 Beacon Stott 3 Teacher s Secretary 4 Assrstant Z 3 Grrls I-Ixtpln 2 3 Rltle Team Ambrtron Guess? RICHARD G MERCHANT Mer! Merch Drck 128 Centenmal Avenue Vocatlonal Machme Characterrstrc Interest To own a 52 ft power crurser and crurse around the world wxth my wrfe and hve chrldren t1l1 the end of trme Actrvrtres R O T C Sergeant 4 Football l 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Semor Vocatxonal Mechamcal Drawing Club 4 Indrvrdual Dnll 3 4 Pnze Squad 3 4 Haskell Medal Dr11l3 4 Perfect Attendance 3 4 Ambrhon To be drafted ROBERT E MEUSE French Canuck Lynndale Avenue Vocatronal Characterxstrc Interest Fran and Goody Actrvxtres Football l 2 R O T C 2nd L1eutenant4 Prrze Squad 2 3 Indxvxdual Drrll 2 3 Haskell Dr1ll 3 Corporal 3 Ambrtron To beat Fran rn bowlrng and ask Goody IANICE MILES an 92 Western Avenue General Charactenstrc Interest Sports travel and that well known B H Actrvrtxes Camera Club Pres1dent4 Ambrtron Wllired Academy and success rn whatever I attempt ROBERT MILLER IR Bo 86 Washmgton Street General Characterrstrc Interest Hockey Actwrtres Base ball Z 3 Ambrtron To be a Radro Announcer VIRGINIA MILNE Gmny Gmger Muffet 9 Madxson Avenue Nurses Tramxng Characterrstrc Interest A certam boy on Prospect Square Actrvrhes Basketball 2 Glee Club 2 4 Servtce Club Award Drrll Team 2 3 4 Vlctory Corps 1 2 3 4 Mother and Daughter Banquet Commxttee 4 Am brtxon To succeed ln whatever I undertake MARGARET MIONE Margie 8 Washmgton Square Commercral Clerxcal Characterrstrc Interest Ulysses S Abrocrombxe constantly roamrng everywhere Actxvltres Secretary 4 Grrls Hrtpm l 2 Captam 3 Ambttxon To go to Wrllred Academy MARY MITCHELL Mrtch 16 Haskell Street Fme Arts Charactertstrc Interest Sports musxc art F e ol the Bobby Socks Actxvxtxes Superlatxves 4 Cap and Gown Commrttee Iun1orSen1or Tea Commrttee Ambrtxon To be as regular a gal as my G I Ses Page Thrrty erqht 11 - 11 11 11 . . 1 . . . - ' 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 - 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 . . . . 11 11 11 11 . 1 1 .... 1 . . 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I ., . . , RICHARD MOALLI Gin! 7 Ianqsford Street General Characteristic Interest Lanesville and the Crys tal Ballroom Activities R O T C Corporal 4 Ambition To Join the Navy DONALD C MONROE lR Buzz 10 Sayward Street General Characteristic Interest Sports friends Blue Eyes and automobiles Activities R O T C Captain Prize Squad 2 Individual Drill 3 Haskell Drill 3 4 Ritle Team 2 Theodore Roosevelt Honor History Club Vice President 4 Ambition To make a good soldier then PATRICIA M MOODY Pat Patsy 26 Elm Street College Characteristic Interest U S Navy Sailing and We Five Activities Flicker Stall Beacon Collector 3 Advertising 4 Bank Collector I 2 Latin Club 2 Camera Club 3 Treasurer 4 Spanish Club 4 Bowling I Hitpin 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Ambition To ski for New Hampshire State University VIRGINIA MOORE Ginny 21 Bray Street Nurses Training Characteristic Interest Life Activities Glee Club 2 3 Art Club Treasurer 4 Ambition To be a success RICHARD MORROW Doc 701 Washington Street General Characteristic Interest Sports Activities R O T C Sergeant 4 Hockey 3 4 Third Place Haskell Individual Di Bancll 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Ambition To in th U S M C IUNE MORSE 106A Western Avenue College Characteristic Interest Sports Activities Dra matics Club Membership Production 3 4 Ambition To succeed in teaching THOMAS MORSE Sat ll Highland Street Scientific Preparatory. Characteristic Interest: Sailing. Ac- tivi ies: R, O. T, C. Sergeant 4: Track 2: Orchestra l. Ambition: To sail around the world. VIRGINIA MUNROE Ginny I0 Decatur Street General. Characteristic Interest: Piano. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4. Ambition: To travel around the world. I in W Manu. Page Thirty-n Page Forty RUTH MURRAY Rabbrt 5 Maplewood Avenue Commercral Stenographrc Characterrstrc Interest Prano Actrvrtres Secretary 4 Ambrtron To be a prano teacher GAIL B NEARIS 15 Colonral Street General Characterrstrc Interest Rambow Actrvrtres Glee Club 2 3 Secretary 4 Servrce Club Award Bank Collector 2 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Perfect Attendance 1 2 Flrcker Start Theodore Roosevelt Club Amb1t1on T have a busrness of my own EDGAR NOSEWORTI-IY Ed Eddre 4 Oak Street Vocatronal Automotrve Characterrstrc Interest C B and overharlrnq an engme wrthout trouble Actrvrtres R O T C Ist Lreutenant Vocatronal Mechanrcal Drawrnq Club Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 4 Ambrtron To be a success and strll enjoy lrfe GERTRUDE I-I OBRIEN Gert Southern Avenue South Essex Nurses Trarnrng Characterrstrc Interest Ipswrch an Actrvrtres Frlcker Staff Ambrtron To be a good nurse MELVIN ODONNELL Me 170 Washrngton Street Sc1ent1I1c Characterrstrc Interest Woolworths Bar A trvrtres R O T C Corporal Ambrtron To become manager at Woolworths RAPHAEL OLIVER Raphre 13 Wall Street Vocatronal Machme Characterrsttc Interest Sweale s and Sport Actrvrtres R O T C Corporal Ambrtron To brrnq the Academrc classes up to standard level oi the shops MARY ORFEO Mana Z8 Commercral Street Commercral Stenographrc Characterrstrc Interest Hubba Hubba Actrvrtres Teachers Secretary Ambrtron To be a successful secretary SALLY ANN PALAZOLA a 3 Mansheld Street General Charctcterxstzc Interest Sports oi all kmds Hawau and the 4 Musketeers Actrvrtres Art Club 1 2 Caterrng Club Secretary 4 Ambrtron To be successful as a labora tory Xray techmcran IOYCE ANN PARADY Shorty Frenchy I3 Church Street Commercral Stenographtc Characterlstlc Interest Tall people Actlvrtxes Secretary 4 Nattonal Honor Socretv Honor Busmess Club Secretary Theodore Roosevelt Club Ambltron To grow to the tremendous hexght of 5 teet ERNESTINE O PARKS Erme 50 Centenmal Avenue General Characterrstc Interest Mustc satlmg and We Frve Actlvrtles Flrcker Staff Glee Club 4 Orchestra 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Rrfle Team Theodore Roosevelt Club Ambrtxon To attend the Conservatory ot Musxc and th n SHIRLEY IEAN PARNELL Pmeapple 22 Blynman Avenue Nurse s Traxnmg Characterlstlc Interest Ma nolxa and that 9 certain someone on Magnolla Avenue Ambxtron To scc ceed at whatever I try ARLENE C PARSONS 7 Trask Street Nurses Trarmng Characterxstxc Interest Hon Theta Actrvlttes Iun1orSen1or Tea Commrttee 3 Fllcker Superla ttves Camera Club 1 3 Drrll Team 2 3 4 Grrls Cl b Ambttron Go mto Andys house on a Sunday afternoon and trnd rt empty DAWN PARSONS Cuddles Drmples 4 Chapel Street College Characterxstrc Interest Yachtmg Actrvrtres Glee Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 Dramatxcs Club Member sh1pProduct1on1 2 3 4 Dr11lTeam1 2 3 4 Rtng Com mrttee Otfrce Assxstant 4 Iumor Semor Tea Dance Com mxttee 3 Wartress at Mother Daughter Banquet 3 Ambxtron To be a good secretary ROLAND PARSONS Rally 5 Webster Street VOCGIIODGI Prmttng Characterxstxc Interest Sports A txvrtres Baseball Benpamm Franklm Club Secretary 3 4 Mechamcal Drawlng Club Secretary 4 Ambltton To be a good pamter BARBARA ELEANOR PATIL Georqra 155 Washmgton Street General Characterlstlc Interest My trlends especxally Barbara and Tunnervllle Trolley Actrvxtxes Camera Club 3 Ambrtlon To be as happy as I have been thrs past year and have my brother home once more BERNARD PEARSON Berme 24 Hale Street Rockport Vocatlonal Automotrve Characterrstlc Interest Women Actrvxtres Sergeant 4 Mechan1calDraw1ng Club Ambltxon Avxatron mechamc Page Forty one i . 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' ' : . c- BARBARA ANN PERKINS Barbre Perk 6 Forest Street General Charactenstrc Interest Musrc and L S M Am b1t1on To travel W G my destmatron NATHAN CARLETON PHILLIPS II Nate 143 Mount Pleasant Avenue Avenue Act1v1t1es Glee 4 Ambrtxon To have a brg lamxly IEANNE B PIEROWAY 36 Trask College Characterrstrc lrterest Chu Street D E m Honors Gxrls Club Cabrnet 2 Presrdent 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Prtzes French II Book Prxze Roosevelt Gamma M1 Gam Vrcepresrdent 3 Latm II III Book Medal for school spellmg champxonshlp 2 3 College Womens Book Prrze 3 Delegate to D A R Conventlon Delegate to Mass Girls State Central Grammar Speaker 4 Servtce Club Award Hrghest Honors Actrvxtres Flrcker Statt Glee Club 2 Treasurer 3 French Club 2 3 4 Executrve Commrttee 3 Latm Club l Secretary 2 Honorary Member C A S L :S H A Tea Commrttees Assrstant to Floor Supervrsor l 3 4 Mother Daughter Banquet Commrttee 4 Ambrtron To trme for more work lun and sleep md Vocatronal Electrrcal Characterrstrc Interest 298 Essex Club 3 4 Indrvrdual Dull Team MARGARET STEPHEN POST Peggy Peg 222 Washmgton Street College Characterrstrc Interest Spamsh Books and Musxc Act1v1t1es Natronal Honor Socrety Servrce Club Award Latm Cldb Secretary 2 Spanrsh Club 2 3 4 Executtve Board Dramatlcs Club l 2 3 V1cePres1dent Secretary 4 Beacon Staff 2 3 Edrtor 4 Latm Book Prrze 3 Orchestra Assrstant to 3rd Floor Supervxsor Z 3 4 Stevens Book Re vrewers Secretary 4 Ambrtron To land my helrcopter on G H S roof EVERETT A POWERS IR 124 Maplewood Avenue General Acttvrtres Sergeant Pnze Squad 2 Ambrtron To om the Navy MARGARET ANNE POWERS Mugsy Muggs 22 Rlverslde Avenue General Characterxsttc Interest Musrc the Gang and Men Actrvmes Fltcker Stall Glee Club 2 3 V1cePres1 dent 4 Latm Club 2 Perfect Attendance l 2 Tea Dance Commrttee 3 4 Cap and Gown Commrttee 4 Vlctory Corps Theodore Roosevelt Club Rrlle Team 4 Ambrtron To say somethrng wtthout regrettrng rt alterwards and halrdressmg NICHOLAS C PSALIDAS Nrck 30 Washrngton Street College Charactenstrc Interest Sports the gang and gurls Actrvrtres lst Lreutenant Football 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Bank Collector 2 3 Srngmg Prrze Squad Co B 3 G H S Semor Representatrve A A Prrze Squad 2 Latm Club 2 Ambttion To be successful rn whatever I undertake MIRIAM PURDY Mzm 17 Derby Street General Characterlstlc Interest Chlld Nursrng Ambrtton To travel around the world , ' ' . 1 . . 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Page Forty-two I ROSALIE RALLO Dule 60 Commerctal Street General Characterrsttc Interest Wouldnt you lrke to know' ACIIVIIIGS Flrcker Stafl Ambxtron To become a perfect housewrfe for that certam someone IOHN B RANDAZZA Randy 12 Bellevue Avenue General Charactertstlc Interest SCIEHIIIIC Mechamcs Am brtxon To succeed EDMUND P RE E re Ed P 75 Perkms Street College Charactertstlc Interest Sports Act1v1t1es Iumor Rotarran 4 Major 4 Football 1 2 3 CoCaptam 4 Track 3 4 Shot Put Baseball 2 Second Place Medal rn lndxvrdual Dr1ll3 G H S A A Iumor Representatlve 3 Pres1dent4 Haskell Dnll 3 Prtze Squad Supernumery 2 V E Commrttee 3 Latm Club 2 Ambxtxon To be successful tn whatever I do GERARD X RIOUX eff 52 East Mam Street General Charactenstxc Interest Frances Kenny and mak mg the rounds wrth Dolan ACUVIKIQS Flrcker Staff R O T C FrrstL1eutenant Rttle Team 2 3 4 Prlze Squad 2 Hearst Medal 2 Frrst Place Haskell Medal 3 Indrvrdual Dnll Wmner 3 Wmnmg Prrze Squad 2 Corps Area Match 2 3 4 Member of Wmmng Co and Platoonl 2 3 Bach elor Trophy Co 2 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Fxrst Randolph Hearst Team 3 4 Ambttron To mherrt Sergeant Tuckers yob MILDRED ROCHA Tmy Mrllre 5 Farr Street General Charactertstrc Interest A blue eyed Baby Doll and We Four m home room Acttvrttes Glee Club 2 3 Lrbranan 4 Beacon Staff 3 Teachers Secretary 4 Hxtptn 2 3 Softball 3 Ambztron To surprrse Heney by commg to school early BARBARA A ROSE Barb 32 Blynman Avenue General Charactenstrc Interest We Frve to own a Cassre Actrvrtres Flrcker Staff Secretary 4 Perfect At tendance 1 Z 3 Flash Typtst 4 Rrlle Team Theodore Roosevelt Club Ambmon To please Dad wrth my drrvmg techntque NORMAN ROWE Bud 16 Langsford Street General Characterrstrc Interest Patromzmg Gloucester Auto Buses Actrvrtres R O T C Sergeant Ambrtxon To learn a trade ELEANOR RUNKLE Ire 144 Mt Pleasant Avenue College Characterrstxc Interest Musrc and languages A txvtttes Fltcker Staff Glee Club 2 3 4 Servtce Club Award Latm Club l 2 3 Spamsh Club Ottrcer 2 3 Secretary 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Sctentllrc Lrtera y and Hrstortcal Assocxatron Beacon Stall 4 Sawyer Medal 2 Latm Book Prrze 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Ambrtron Lmguxstrc Secretary Page Forty three Page Forty four PATRICIA A RYAN a 7 Burnham Street Nurses Training Course Characteristic Interest Beverly and Navy Activities Latin Club 1 German Club I 2 Mother Daughter Banquet Committee Ambition To get a little Moody' RICHARD SANTOS Dick 5 Cleveland Place General Characteristic Interest Figure Skating Activities Bank Homeroom Collector I 3 4 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific Literary and Historical Association 4 Stevens Book Reviewers 3 4 Theodore Roosevelt Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Servlce Club Award Class Prophecy Com mittee 4 R O T C 2nd Lieutenant 4 Ambition To kmck Sonya Henie off her pedestal ROBERT SCATTERDAY Scat Bob 76 High Street Rockport Activities R O T C Sergeant 4 Rifle Team 2 3 4 Ambr tion To become a successful meteorologrst DOROTHY ELIZABETH SCOTT o 50 River Road Annisquam General Characteristic Interest Swimming and basketball Activities Perfect Attendance 3 Grrls Basketball 3 Cap tain 4 Softball 3 4 Ambition To enter Wheaton College ROSE M SCUDERI Rosee 10 Orchard Street Commercial Stenographic Characteristic Interest To see the world Actrvrtres Teachers Secretary 4 Ambitron To be a stenographer NATALIE SERIO Nat 8 Liberty Street General Characteristrc Interest To have and to hold the keys of the kingdom Activities Glee Club 2 3 4 Cater mg Club Treasurer 4 Ambition To succeed rn the nursing profession ALLAN SHATFORD AI 6 Perkms Street Screntific Characteristic Interest Hockey Activities R O T C Corporal 4 Ambition To own a plane and fly any where I want to ARLENE SILVA 12 Harvard Street Nurses Training Characteristic Interest Dana and Music Activities Glee Club 2 3 4 Ambition To become an R N l A up tu -el . U - I . I .. , ' I Scientific. Characteristic Interest: Hunting and Fishing. UD tn LORRAINE ERNESTINE SILVA Larry Butch 32 Webster Street General. Characteristic Interest: Dancing. Bob, and danc- ing. Activities: Typist Beacon Staff: Teacher's Secretary 4. Ambition: To make a success in my dancing career. ANN SMALLIDGE Ann Martin Street, Essex Fine Arts. Characteristic Interest: Sports. Activities: Na- tional Honor Society: Art Staff 4: Girls Basketball 3, 4: Softball 3: Spanish Club 4: Art Club Secretary 3, President 4: Beacon Staff 3, 4: Honorable Mention Scholastic Award Contest: Perfect Attendance 2, 3: Theodore Roosevelt Club 4. Ambition: To be successful as a book illustrator and travel. MARGARET SPIDELL Shrimp Margie 16 Harrison Avenue College. Activities: German Club 1, 2, 3, Honorary Mem ber 4: Theodore Roosevelt Club, Treasurer 4: Beacon Staft 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be at least 5' 2 tall. PAUL W, SULLIVAN Sully 25 Rocky Reck Avenue General. Characteristic Interest: One red jalopy. Activities: Sergeant 4: Youth Center Committee 3, 4. Ambition: To travel. MARIORIE C. SWANSON Marjie Swany Woodward Avenue Commercial - Stenographic. Characteristic Interest: Gamma Mi Gamma. that sophomore, We Four. Activities: Flicker Staff: Service Club Award: Flash Staff 4: Girls' Club Cab- inet 4: Teacher's Secretary 3, 4: Rifle Team 4: Cap and Gown Committee: Mother-Daughter Banquet Committee: Iunior-Senior Tea Dance Committee. Ambition: To be a success in the stenographic world. SHIRLEY SWIFT ShirI Swrfty 538 Washington Street Music. Characteristic Interest: Music, and A certain base- ball team. Activities: Flicker Staff Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Per fect Attendance 1: A. A. Collector 3: Bank Collector Z: Serv- ice Club 1, 4. Ambition: To become a success in whatever I undertake. ANTHONY TALIADORAS Ton Tony Tally Greek 80 Essex Avenue Vocational-- Automotive. Characteristic Interest: Tinkering with motors to make them run right. Activities: Sergeant. MARY ANN TARBOX 31 Hartz Street General. Characteristic Interest: A. H. V, T., Caldonia, and We Three. Activities: Flicker Staff: Camera Club 3, 4: Beacon Advertising Staff 3, 4: A. A. Collector. Ambition: To be able to sleep as late as Ave. Page Forty-fiv 6 IOHN ROBERT THOMAS Bob Tommy 14 Lxberty Street Vocatlonal Automottve Actrvmes R O T C Corporal 4 Sentor Mechan1calDraw1ng Club Ambxtlon U S Navy CORINNE MURIEL TINKER Tmk 37' f Sargent Street Commercral Stenographrc Characterxstzc Interest A cer tam freshman Ask Margte S and We Four Actxvmes Fhcker Staff Volley Ball Team 4 Gxrls Softball Team 3 Flash Staff 4 Beacon Staff 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Sal vatron Army Commrttee 4 Beacon Collector 3 4 Theodore Roosevelt Club 4 Iun1orSen1or Tea Commtttee 4 Rrtle Team 4 Ambltxon To be a good stenographer to succeed 1n everythmg I do and to always be happy VIRGINIA 'I ORREY Gmny Torrey 732 Washmgton Street Commerctal Clerxcal Characterxstrc Interest Rufus on Turtle Alley and We Three ACIIVIIISS Flxcker Start Bas ketball 2 3 Httpm 2 Camera Club 3 4 Gxrls Club Cabmet l 2 3 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Mother Daughter Banquet Commtttee Iun1orSen1or Tea Dance Commxttee 3 4 Rxfle Team 4 Ambxtron To see curls ln Als halr MARIORIE P VENO Mrdge 14 Sprmg Street General Charactertsttc Interest To keep on lovmg h1m Ambmon To succeed m what I do PRISCILLA VENO C1I1a 14 Sprung Street General Characternshc Interest To try to be calm and not eastly exc1ted Ambltton To succeed 1n whatever I attempt IOHN A VESTAL Iackxe Flash 12 Webster Street Vocattonal Electrtcal Characterxstxc Interest Ask Iudd Actrvltres Stage Crew 3 4 PTIZQ Drill 3 Ambltron Navy Electnctan FRANK VIDAI Fran I0 Neptune Place Voca tonal Charact rtstrc Interest Lyndale Avenue Con cord Street Squam H111 Act1v1t1es R O T C Captam R1lle Team 2 3 4 Hearst Medal 2 Ambrtton Mechanic for Eastern Arrlmes NICHOLAS VRACHOS Nzck Nrcky 19 Commonwealth Avenue College Characterlstlc Interest Theta Club ACIIVIIISS Fhcker Staff R O T C lstL1e-utenant Wmnxng Prlze Squad 3 Indrvrdual Drtll 3 Prrze Squad 2 Glee Club I 2 Ltbrartan Servxce Club Award French Club 3 4 Theodore Roosevelt Club 4 Latm Club l 2 Dramatxcs Club l Treasurer 2 3 V1ce presxdent 4 Nat1onal Honor SOCIETY 4 Roundf Table 3 Presldent 4 Dehberators I Prestdent 3 Honorary Member oi Cape Ann Sctentrllc Llterary and Hlstorxcal Assoclatlon 4 Flash Staff 2 3 4 Sawyer Medal Executtve Board ot the New England Scholastrc Press As soclatton 3 4 Iunxor Rotarlan 4 Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 4 Amb1t1on To succeed rn the held of soclal scrence Page Forty s1x it mea, Mills. ELIZABETH F WEBBER Betty Web 2 Bass Avenue College Characteristic Interest Horses and Zekey A tivities German Club Secretary 4 Honorary Member of Cape Ann Scientific Literary and Historical Association 3 4 Latin Club 2 Flicker Staft Theodore Roosevelt Club President 4 Ambition To be successful and happy FRANCES WEST Fran 3 Englewood Road Commercial Bookkeeping Characteristic Interest Mag nolia Activities Teacher s Secretary 4 Homeroom Spelling Bee 2 Ambition To be successful in whatever I do NANCY RUTH WESTHAVER Nan lohn Wise Avenue Essex College Characteristic Interest My Friends Activities National Honor Society 3 4 Round Table 4 Dramatics Club 3 4 Property Manager 3 German Club 2 3 4 French Club Z Service Club 1 2 3 4 Bowling Team Captain I Beacon Staff 2 3 Editor 4 Bank Collector 2 3 Girls Club Cabinet l 2 3 4 German Book Prize 2 3 Honorary Member Cape Ann Scientific Literary and Historical As sociation Mother Daughter Banquet Committee 4 Senior Iunior Tea Dance Committee 3 4 Ambition To be a suc cess and enloy lite GLADYS WHALL Gladie 38 Granite Street General Characteristic Interest Four Musketeers every Attendance I 2 3 Ambition To travel around the world and then7 J'9 IFAN WHITF ll Elwell Street General Characteristic Interest Ask Ruth MacLeod Ac tivities Victory Corps 2 3 4 Beacon Typist MARY E WHITE Whitie Snow White 119 Pleasant Street General Characteristic Interest Dancing and machines Activities Teachers Secretary 4 Ambition V C That Sailor of Mine and C B NATALIE WHITE Nat 534 Washington Street Nurses Training Characteristic Interest My friends an music Activities Flicker Staft Glee Club 2 3 4 Ambition To become a nurse SHERMAN WILSON Sherm l93 Washington Street Vocational Printrng Characteristic Interest Hockey Squam Lanesvrlle Activities Second Lieutenant Benlamin Franklin Club 3 4 Bank Collector 3 Prize Squad 2 ndi vidual Drill 3 Prize Squad 3 Mechanical Drawing Club 3 4 Ambition To be a success in the service 'N 'Ck its rzktw Page Forty seven . 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A Q Y f , ' , f I W Lf . , I ' ' . , ' I ' '9 Page PI-IILLIP WORDEN F rp 5 Klng Street Rockport Screntttrc Characterrsttc Interest Musrc Sweet and Low C S Nxcks hockey weekends Acttvtttes Flxcker Staff R O T C Sergeant 4 Track 3 Boys Glee Club 2 4 Cheer Leader 4 Second Place Wmner Class Spellmg Contest l Theodore Roosevelt Club 4 Ambxtron Sleep Buddres another A 4 RUTH E WRIGHT Huthre 22 Addnson Street General Characterrstrc Interest Rarsmg heck but havxng lots of fun and money Acttvxtres Art Club I 2 3 Camera Club 4 Beacon Stott 4 Ambrtron To become a success as a chtld nurse LUCILLE WYLIE Celta Cele Loute 12 Washmgton Square Commercral Stenographrc Characterrstrc I terest Movre Magazrnes Actrvrttes Fltcker Staff Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 2 3 4 Honorary Member ot Cape Ann Screntthc Lrter ary and Hrstorrcal Assocratton 4 Teacher s Sec retary 4 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Theodore Roosevelt Club 4 Honor Busmess Club Treas urer 4 Ambrtron To become as good cr srnger as my mother GARDNER YOUNG Pancho 8V Blake Court College Charactertsttc Interest To analyze a cafeterla dmner Ambrtton To drrve the Rock port stage coach RUTH NATALIE ZAGEI' Rulhre Zeke 13 East Mam Street Commerctal Stenographrc Characterrstrc In terest East Gloucester Acttvrtres Flrcker Staft Teachers Secretary 4 A A Collector 4 Am brtron To roller skate to classes IOSEPH MAZZA oe 26 Sargeant Street Vocattonal Electrtcal Characterrstrc Interest To be an electrtctan Act1v1t1es R O T C Cor poral 4 Mechanrcal Drawmg Club Ambrtron .4-f I Navy P LESTER R FROST Let Frosty 110 Maplewood Avenue General Charactenstrc Interest Sports Acttvrtxes R O T C Corpo al Ambttron The Army wxll grve me rt GEORGE P HOLMBERG I-Iamberq 4 Cross Street Vocattonal Characterrstrc Interest Huntmg and rce skatmg Ambrtton To become a good arrcrait mechantc ROBERT DANA LA FLAM Bob 28 Cleveland Street Vocatronal Actrvttres R O T C Corporal 4 Ambrtron To sleep Forty erght CHARLES MACY Chuck Annrsquam Lrght College Characterxstlc Interest Huntrng buxldmg model arr planes Ambttton Electrrcal engmeer MARC MICHELINI Professor 55 School Street Manchester College Characterrsttc Interest Telephone operator from Man chester Acttvxttes Flash Staff 4 Ambrtton Engltsh Teacher BESSIE MARY SCOLA Pepsr Cola 46 Fort Square General Characterxstrc Interest Everyone and everythmg Ac trvtttes Teachers Secretary 4 Ambxtxon Successful Ottrce Worker , WF- A V . . vi - 4 . 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I 4 ,,'h be I I ' ' . 1 X ' ,Q , , ' 3 wcwcb 150 Sawyer Medals 8th grade -f Marjorie Abare David Black Carolyn Brown Theresa Camille Marion Clark Phyllis Low Gardner Marchant Thonsas McCom1skey Dawn Parsons leanne Preroway Nicholas Vrachos 9th grade Iacquelyn Berwald Iohn Coyle 10th grade lohn Burgarella Hilton Kram r Eleanor Runkle Ilth grade Mary Barrett Wilbur Iohnson Latin Book Prizes Marjorie Abare II Iacquelyn Berwald II III lohn P Burgarella II Marion Clark II leanne Pteroway II III Margaret Post III Eleanor Runkle II III French Book Prize leanne Pieroway German Book Prrzes David Black I Il Phyllis Low Il Thomas MCCOm1Sk9Y ll Nancy Westhaver II Commencement Awards College Women s Award Rensselaer Polytechnic Institu Danforth Fo1.ndat1on Award Bausch and Lomb Award Stevens Book Reviewers Prize Amertcar Legion Award CLLM of 7946 College Womens Book Prize-leanne Pier- oway Women s Roosevelt Memorial Association Book Prrze Theresa Camille Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association Medal for excellence in spelling Ieanne Preroway II III C C Me r1an Spelling Medals Katherine Farrell I Ieanne Pleroway IV Bronze Progress Pin Order of Gregg Artists Natalie Greenwood 60 words per rnlnute typing award Natalte Greenwood Delegates to Massachusetts Girls State Theresa Camille Ieanne Pieroway Delegate to D A R Convention Ieanne Pier oway t Medal , L ' I ' 9 I ' 1 Y . . - . . . . , '- , . . e I A l ' . . l . ....-.. 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History Department prizes Ieremy Ingalls Poetry Award Language Book Prrzes Sawyer Medals Top ranking students in class 10 Page Forty n ne Pg Flty TEERING On Course we s1ght our less formal soc1a1 athletlc cmd scholastxc orgamzauons As we delve 1nto the hlstory of our clubs sports served effectlvely to dlspel the fog and clanfy our outlook Our hope IS that all of the sh1pmates of forty s1x w11l make as tnm a show1ng ln hfe as a full ngged f1sh1ng schooner puttlng out to sea l 2 shops, and R.O.T.C., we realize that they have A - A Y A - ,-,-5-- - -A,-,,,-LA A- '-'-- f-XJ-, X,.Y v, , - v X, --bg-A--f -A - -A ' A A Y A, Y-x,. -,-xv-L ,- ,Ax 9, - if -Ax A -J-Af-fx' Y elf,-, V,-- - - A - A s.-- llhaA?:-.- -, -lx' -,x ii' 'A 5 vig-.svk ,A j' A ' 7' 19, A 7 ' - - sf-LF , 5 - - W AN-- 25: v rx! gr, ' 5 1 , - x-'- - -iti Y A f Y 'f' X-f -'X 'LAS T Y -A - -v -'Y 'Iii Y- S' Q. 1- - 1 -5 , ' f J'uQ-,1L- -Q-f - -v-x A A XA AA x ' , ' 1.5 ' A A 7' A , X ,AA - A , AAA.-f f As, X--- A 71 - Q? Y Y A Y ' Y 7' 1, -,IH , 'XX-X T, .':,AAA AA A j AA +-A ' ,A-A xr, K A-L , , f -1: A, A r X A, - '- 'XAX-,v,.i --s-f-A A .fx , ,. ,- v x,,x AX-fi vbfx,-, - X-A Y .., if XA A AA A LA A A S. xv xfx ' X Y - A f X f :?'r,:x,,, X,, -ix:- --N ij' - --'t, L5-xx i- + s.,iAA fx., N-11-N Q .5 -5-A 'X-. 5,-. s- ii-xfs 1., 2.3, fl? 5:1 1' l NK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Service to the school and development of leadership and char- acter in students highlight the activities of the National Honor Society. G. H. S. GIRLS' CLUB An outstanding service organization is the G.H.S. Girls' Club which is composed ot all the girls in the school. In order to stim- ulate interest in social affairs, the Cabinet plans and sponsors tea dances and the annual senior Mother-Daughter Banquet. The club also has charge ot the girls' assemblies and charitable work, such as scholarship aid, food and clothing collections, and help to the needy. D. Slack NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row Phyllrs Johnson Beverly Freeland Secretary Rrchard Santos Treasurer Iohn Burgarella Presrdent Davrd Black Vrce Presrdent Theresa Camllle Ioyce Parady Back Row Peggy Post Lorrcxme Francrs Ann Smallrdqe Ieanne Preroway Iacquelyn Berwald Eleanor Runkle Mary Barrett Thomas McCom1skey Iohn Coyle Hrlton Kramer Nrcholas Vrachos GIRLS CLUB CABINET Front Row Arlene Parsons Treasurer Barbara Goodwrn Secretary Shxrley Curtrs Vrce Presrdent Ieanne Pxeroway Presrdent Back Row Marjorxe Swanson Carolyn Brown Phyllxs Iohnson Vlrqmxa Torrey Marcra Clark W Elllllllll ' ' M ' Y W Page Frliy three . , , . . A I 1. V ,V V uv-un.-.-Q.--. - . ...w.. ' F i , , .L A I : . , 'v 3 ' f no . ,I , . ,, . ., 4. I t ,wr 1 9? V ' Q 1 3 X' 'Q ' f gf ' x , -4 I I I -.. , on . I , W, v , a VJ , Nr' I 1 r , X . 7 --1 fi , .QQ- SERVICE CLUB Front Row Dorothy Hardy Gall Nearxs Phyllls Iohnson Iohn Burgarella Ioan Burns Iosephme Chxanclola Back Row Peggy Post Vrrgxma Mrlne Eleanor Bradley Marcra Clark Patr1c1a Moody Lxborla Chxanclola You wxll fxnd rn the Servxce Club sen1ors who by the performance of many necessary and routrne dutles have shown a speclal lnterest 1n makmg hte at G H S run smoothly effrcrently and pleasantly THE THEODORE ROOSEVELT CLUB Front Row Margaret Spxdell Treasurer Phrlxp Worden Betty Webber Presrdent Donald Monroe Vxce Presxdent Ruth Mac Leod Secretary Thomas McCom1skey Rrchard Santos Second Row Mr Frazler Avarxl I-Iamor Margaret Anne Powers Ann Smallrdge Lorraxne Francrs Phyllxs Iohnson Ernestme Parks Iosephme Chxanclola Leavxtt Lucllle Wyhe Gall Nearxs Gertrude OBr1en Rosalxe Rallo Barbara Rose Back Row Sherman Wrlson Edgar Noseworthy Leland Lane Donald Cook The Theodore Roosevelt Club 1S an orgamzatron whose purpose IS to acqualnt and 1nsp1re the student wrth the 1deals and work of that great leader T R The purpose of the Theodore Roosevelt Club IS to furnlsh a perpetuatron of the 1deals of Theodore Roosevelt CATERING CLUB Front Row V1ta Mocen Natalle Serlo Ruth McGu1re Sally Palla zola Barbara Corkum Back Row Vrrgrma LaFata Pae Elwell Gladys Whall HONOR BUSINESS CLUB The Honor Busrness Club flrst orgamzed 1n Ianuary 1946 w1ll provrde recogn1t1on to honor comrnercral students and educatronal recreatlonal and socral mrercourse Front Row Lucxlle Wylre Treasurer Margaret Deermg Vrce Pres xdent Theresa Camllle Presldent Ioyce Parady Secretary Back How Ruth MacLeod Beverly Freeland Lorrame Francrs Third Row: Mary Barrett, Ioyce Parady, Dorothy Grigg, Elvira GHSAA Front Row Donald Lowe Marcta Clark Edmund Re Back How Nlcholas Psahdos John Coyle Ir Democracy IS emphas1zed 1n G H S athletlcs by the work of the A A Counc1l Students elected to thls counc1l share 1n the deC1S1OHS shapmg athletlc POIICY STAGE CREW Left to Rrqht John Vestal Iohn Burgarella chxet Wllbur Iohnson Iohn McBr1de assxstant chrel Rlchard Grnn Th1s Stage Crew IS the power beh1nd the scenes rn the success of the many dramatlc and musrcal pro ductrons presented by var1ous school organlzatrons Because of the metlculous t1m1ng of theu' many dutles the hghts and curtalns always behave as they should at the r1ght trmes and rn the proper places G H S BANK Le-It to Rlqht Cynthia Gxlbert Theresa Camrlle lean Bradley Llborla Chlancrola Earn by savmg Buy Vlctory Stamps These are the slogans of the G H S Bank These bank ofhcers certarnly make savmg money a pleasure T yi' K ZW e r l Page Fiftytlve LlfLC95t8l QAOOZ ,Cy-!6L5A THE G.H.S. Flash, published weekly in the Gloucester Daily Times by high school students, reports news about and of interest to Gloucester High School. During the War and for the past year, the paper has had its facilities limited because of Wartime shortages of paper and newsprint, but it has managed to maintain its quality if not its quantity. In April, 1945, the Flash sponsored the annual conference of the Eastern Massachusetts Scholastic Press Association with delegates attending from various cities in Massachusetts. The main speaker of the day was Herbert Black, foreign news editor of the Boston Globe. Senior columnists and reporters have been Hilton I. Kramer, editor-in-chief: David E. Black, B.O.T.C. editor: Thomas Dolan, sports editor: Nick Vrachos, Who's Who editor, and Theresa Camille, reporter. JA?-sm? wk 'M .mf L, my MPA 5' fig 5' FLASH LITERARY STAFF Front Row Pcnge Elwell Carolyn Wells Hrlton Kramer Edrtor Theresa Cc mllle Dczvrd Black Back How Shrrley Curtrs Nrcholcrs Vrcrchos Thomas Dolcm FLASH EDITOR AND SPONSOR Hlltonl Kramer Mrs Ioseph Grrllo FLASH TYPISTS Lorrcrme Frcxncls Marjorie Swanson Cormne Tmxer Barbara Rose Beverly Freeland Ncrtune Greenwood QC 'Y Ar' -if Page Frfry-seven STEVENS BOOK REVIEWERS Front Row Theresa Camrlle Vlce Presldent Hllton Kramer Presrdent Marcxa Clark Vice Pros ldent Margaret Post Secretary Back Row Dav1d Black Marlon Clark John Coyle Rxchord Santos The Stevens Book Revrewers have always stood as a monument to cu ture 1n Gloucester Hrgh School The1r purpose has been to keep students and c1t1zens of Gloucester enhghtened on all aspects of current l1teratu.re and they have lrved up to the task through clear and mature revlews pubhshed 1n the Beacon and rn the Flash In Ianuary 1946 the Revxewers presented a benetrt program of revrews entltled Reflectrons on F1ct1on 1n the Fellows Lrbrary as a means of pur chas1ng more books for the school A srzable audrence gathered to hear the entertarmng program presented by Hllton I Kramer presrdent Dav1d E Black Marcla A Clark Iohnl Coyle and Rrchard Santos LIBRARY BENEFIT BOOK REVIEW Page Putty-ergh! A2 561,600 The Beacon, semi-annual literary publication, continues to furnish an opportunity for students to develop their literary and artistic abilities. All students are eligible to compete for the liter- ary staff or to submit material for publication. The best in short stories, essays, poetry, and jokes, - adventure, mystery, or corn -assembled under the discerning eyes of Mr. Shea bring de- light and entertainment to hundreds of G.H.S'ers. BEACON BUSINESS STAFF BEACON EDITORS Eleanor Bradley, Lorraine Francis, Mary Ann Tarbox, Corinna Tinker. Dorothy Lovin. Margaret Post, Marion Clark. ff ,yu E Y if' 5. , Y Page F ilty-nine Mcafionaf 5300! Learn by doing and practice makes perfect are two slogans of the Vocational Shops. Under Well-qualified teachers, students receive instruction and practical experience by work- ing on projects where they acquire mastery through practice. Upon completion of their course, students are equipped with knowledge to earn a living, Whether it be in electricity, auto- mobile repair, printing, carpentry, or sheet metal. 4- 1 A 4 L 44g BENIAMIN FRANKLIN CLUB Richard Ginn, Bruce Banfield. Mr. Corrigan, Sherman Wilson, Leland Lane. This shop club furnishes the chance for juniors and seniors interested in printing to follow-in an informal way-the current developments and trends in the printing trade and its allied industries. SENIOR MECHANICAL DRAWING CLUB Front Row: Donald Costa, Wilbur Iohnson lack Blatchford, Frank Vidal, Tr S l . easurer: amue Burgess, President: Harold Goodrich, Vice President: Roland Parsons, Secretary: Raphael Oliver. Second Row: Eugene Amero, Bennie Chianciola, Richard Merchant, Robert Meuse, Bernard Pearson, Ioseph Mazza, Leland Lane. Back Row: Robert Laflam, Nate C, Phillips, Sherman Wilson, Bruce Banfield, Richard Ginn, Edgar Noseworthy, Iohn Vestal, Donald Cook. Mechanical and engineering geniuses of the future. We look to them for revolutionary designs in machinery and domestic appliances. Kilim-.a. K .- l 'nn A ,auf X V-if Q X Page Szxtyone Robert M euse Richard Merchant Page Sixlyetwo Leland Lane George H olmberg A019 Sherman Wilson Thomas Albert French rancis Bennie Chianciola Edgar Noseworthy Donald Samuel Burgess Wzlbur Iohnson WW Harold Goodrich Richard Gi Eugene Amero Bruce Banfreld Tin Tappers Tapping Alfred Mazza Bernard Pearson Robert LaFIam Page Srxty-three The 26th year of R. O. T. C. and the Slst year of Military Drill at Gloucester High School has been one of the most successful and outstanding in the history of this popular and traditional activity. Not only have we acquired a basic military training under the instruction of Captain Francis P. McNerney and Tech- nical Sergeant Charles W. Tucker, but have gone forward along new paths of social developments. The regiment has been effici- ently commanded by Cadet Colonel David E. Black with Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas A. McComiskey as Executive Officer. During our drill periods we have varied our out-of-door pro- grams with street parades, platoon and company formations, and practices for formal ceremonies: while in doors. on cold or rainy days, we proceeded to coordinate our arms, legs, and brains, with rifle calisthenics, practice in the manual of arms, inspection, and by the review ceremony. and military training films. Besides this rather intensive program the cadets have shown exceptional enthusiasm in entering the various competitions held throughout the year: individual drill, company basketball. prize squad drill. Therefore we have high hopes for a superior regimental per- formance on Field Day,-the annual public conclusion of drill with competitions and ceremonies. Recently added to the regiment's distinguished appearance was an original shoulder patch designed by Captain Marchant in competition with and selected by the entire unit. The red, white, and blue shielded schooner will remain the permanent emblem of Gloucester's R. O. T. C. We take great pride in the fact that we have been able to present four of the most pleasurable and profitable officers' parties to be held in G. H. S. For each we have created a new and extensive set of colorful decorations and have rehearsed a completely different spectacular officers' grand march. Another item of interest was the incorporation of the color spot-lighted waltzes and R. O. T, C. orchestra stands. The platoon sergeants started the ball rolling with new ideas at the shaker day Sergeants' Party when steps were taken to elaborate the grand march and supply a huge canopy of inter- woven streamers. At the Thanksgiving Officers' Party the new disc and diamond bearers dipped into the fund for more decorations, a venture which proved itself both financially and socially a top quality affair. Regimental adjutant, Captain Marden, commanded the individual drillers: Cadet Officers attended from Bangor, Maine. Lowell, and Newport. Rhode Island High School units. The third and perhaps the most memorable of our parties was the Valentine Party when all of the officers with white belts, leggings, and rifles, under the command of Colonel Black executed the snappiest of all demonstration platoon drills ending with the singing of Waltzing Matilda while marching into successive spectacular formations. The Girls' Victory Corps drill team per- formed very well in their annual exhibition commanded by Lieutenant Barbara Goodwin. Dancing under two rows ot per- sonalized paper hearts were also Cadet Officers and partners from the Lowell and Methuen units. It is expected that the Presentation Party will be a similarly enjoyable dance with its prize squad drill, grand march, visiting officers, band concert, and gay decorations. Thus far the officers and their ladies have attended two delight- ful out-of-town military balls, February at Lowell and March at Methuen. In December two couples journeyed to the annual Military Ball at Newport. The R. O. T. C. Band, instructed and directed by Mr. Gentile and commanded by Captain Marchant has this year, as always, proved its brass in both marching a-nd playing ability. After a much anticipated concert in March the band will undoubtedly proceed to place high in the New England Music Festival, which will be held in our own city. They certainly are deserving of praise for their lengthy rehearsals.-providing the downbeat for the unit and for sports events. 0-Blank L R O T C OFFICERS Frist Row left to rrght Captam Francrs A Vxdal Captam Donald C Monroe lr Captarn Rrchard H Marden Mayor Edmund F Re Colonel Davld E Black Lreutenant Colonel Thomas A McCom1skey Major Iohn I Coyle Ir Captaln Orville F Ireland Ir Captam Harolo A Gcodrlch Captam Rlchard W Head Second How left to nght Frrst Lneuter-ant Robert L Iohnson Frrst Lleutenant Nrcholas C Psahdas Flrst Lreutenant Benme A Chlan crola Captarn Gardner H Marchant Ir Captam Francrs P McNerney Srgnal Corps U S A P MS GT Technxcal Sergeant Charles W Tucker U S A Instructor Captam Samuel W Burgess Frrst Lreutenant Gerard X Rroux Ir Fxrst Lxeutenant Iohn P Burgarella Frrst Lleutenant Nrcholas Vrachos Thzrd Row Ieit to rxght Second Lreutenont Iohn A Blatchford Second Lreutenant Rrchard L Santos Second Lreutenant Thomas W Dolan Ir Second Lneutenant Sherman H Wrlson Fxrst Lxeutenant Edgar Noseworthy Second Lreutenant Iohn K McBr1de Second Lreutenant Robert O Fraga Second Lreutenant Robert E Meuse Our group of snarpshooters workmg wrth Sergeant Tucker and Team Captam Burgess ace marksman has seen a great deal of actton thls year m competrtron wlth other schools Several semor boys were tl'e nucleus of the rttle team whtch won thrrd place m the Wrllram Randolph Hearst match partrcrpated rn the Servrce Command match sponsored by the U S Army and traveled to Taber Academy for another match The team expects to be host to other R O T C umts before the year passes and looks tor ward to the shoot plcmc wxth the female dead eyes Lookmq back over the years we tmd among others two excep tronal competrtors from our class Frrst the umque trrst place sxngrng pnze squad commanded by Davrd Black which pre sented a most entertarnmg spectacular drrll at our lumor Pre sentatron Party Second the frrst place wrnner of both the Indx vrdual and Haskell rxfle drrlls Gerard Rroux who thus left no doubt as to hrs superrorrty rn the manual of arms We hope that you wall read the lrst ot medal and award wmners posted on page 69 and wrll frll rn the Freld Day Presenta tlons Page Srxty !1ve A -4. l I Nc, X , x f' ' e H-.,,, R -' 1 . g , ,lx H y 1 V, 1 X I I It 5? , T 7 I 1: . . T 1 . I I I 'R 5 1 Q gr al gf 1.3 4 'Q' 1 F ' . ' Z .0 ? ' 5 4 v t , A V I . 1- I it it f . . , Q 3 4 , I Q f I i 1 4 I I 1 , . 2, r if l f ' I ., Q I , , . , V I ' ,. 1 4 , 5 r H, x N., I A Iwo ' . , ., I t 4 ,L ar lk in ' ' . , ' . ' , l . , ., g l . I .1 . A , . . t I U I' GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL R O T C BAND BOYS RIFLE TEAM Frrst Row left to nght Colonel Davrd E Black Ftrst Lreutenant Gerard X Rloux Second Lreu tenant Iohn K McBr1de Captarn Francxs A Vrdal Captam Samuel W Burgess Rrfle Team Captam Sergeant Robert L Scatterday Second Row left to rrqht Corporal Sherman C Burnham Ioseph I Pallazola Paul K Wyeth Harry T Savage Arthur L Leman Fred C Foster Ralph I Merrrll Maxwell I Dyett Sergeant Ronald P Wmn Thrrd Row left to nght Arthur M Davts Fred S Tarbox Sergeant Gerald E Davrs Robert R Burke Charles D Andrews Fred P Brown Sergeant Rxchard M Lutkm Sergeant Peter P Garnsr w Page Srxty srx Captain Orville F. Ireland, Ir., Captain Gardner H. Marchant, Ir.. Captain Harold A. Goodrich. 3 , g. P Q Q14 gi , ,i l Y 'sigh' Rf, :I 4-in 4 1 I , i i s ' 1 , ek exlgui, nil ig Jillil- -1 filly 9' 9 H 'I 9 It ' ' T' ' is wliiffet, Via 'if' TV f 'Vff+ GIRLS' DRILL TEAM Front Row: Mary Horne, Ann Burke, Virginia Milne, Arlene Parsons, Marcia Clark, Sergeant: Barbara Goodwin, Lieutenant: lean White, Sergeant: Dawn Parsons, Ethel Arvilla, Iosephine Chianciola, Catherine Ciulla. Second How: Janice Fiahlo, Shirley Haines, Winnitred Burnham, Frances Ferris, Asta Moore, Carlie Iensen, Virginia Ruth, Barbara Vitalle, Nancy Geary, Iean Delotio, Jean Carrol, Jacqueline McCarthy, Miriam Clark. Third Row: Leona Grogan, Lois Abrahamson, Barbara Thompson, Phyllis Ruth, Iean Hubbard, Shirley Curtis, Shiela Post, Phyllis Thompson, Marjorie Ross, lune McShara, Doris Anderson. Last Row: Helen Ioseph, Geneva Ellis, lean McGillivary, Doris Goyetche, Gloria Fudge, June Ferron, Ioyce Hall, Betty Haapa. GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM Front Row: Marjorie Swanson, Virginia Milne, Arlene Parsons, Barbara Goodwin, Marcia Clark, lean White, Katherine Ciulla. Second Row: Ianice Melanson, Ernestine Parks, Barbara Rose, Patricia Moody, Dorothy Scott, Natalie White, Dorothy Hardy, Ann Smallidge, Ruth McLeod. Back How: Corinne Tinker, Margaret Anne Powers, Avaril Hamor, Virginia Torrey, Patricia Ryan, Lois MacDonald, Elvira Leavitt, Katherine Farrel, Mary Ann Tarbox. 3'5- Page Sixry seven Wa1tzing Matilda at Valentine Party Victory Corps Demonstrates LCQV5 cwhw Sergecmts Dance Round the Floor Thanksgwmg Party Marchmg Down the Center Indlvldlmli Dnllers 53191111011 Page Sxxty exqht iQ . IQ O 3 C YWQJJ. am! Ddwmb fo CAM of 1946 Charles B. Corliss Medal-Cadet David E. Rifle Team Awards: Black Major George H. Morse, Ir., Medal--Cadet Samuel W. Burgess Hearst Marksmanship Medals: Samuel W. Burgess - 1944 and 1946 David E. Black - 1944 Gardner H. Marchant, Ir.- 1944 lohnK McBride 1946 Gerard X Rroux Ir 1944 and 1946 Francis A Vidal 1944 and 1946 First Place Pr1ze Squad Medals Cadet Gardner H Marchant Band 1944 Cadet Gerard X Rioux Ir Band 1944 Sergeant Davrd E Black Commander Co B 1945 Cadet Thomas W Dolan Ir Co B 1945 Corporal Richard W Head Co B 1945 Corporal Everett Powers Co B 1945 Corporal Nrcholas Psahdas Co B 1945 Cadet Nicholas Vrachos Co B 1945 Individual Dnll Medals and Certificates 1944 Cadet Gerard X Rroux Ir F1ISf Place Sergeant Edmund F Re Second Place Sergeant Gardner H Marchant Ir Thrrd Place Semor Haskell Medal Gerard X Rroux Ir 1945 Iunror Haskell Medal Cadet Anthony S Alello 1945 Sergeant Gardner Medal Richard Morrow 1945 Capt Shum Medal Corporal Iohn P Burgar ella 1945 David E. Black - 1945 and 1946 Samuel W. Burgess - 1944, 1945 and 1946 Gardner H. Marchant, lr. - 1944. 1945 and 1946 Orville F. Ireland - 1946 Iohn K. McBride - 1945 and 1946 Gerard X. Rioux, Ir. - 1945 and 1946 Francis A. Vidal- 1944, 1945 and 1946 Fleld Day 1946 Everett Milne Award C l DIVIJE- C1ty of Gloucester Medal C apl G ll M BOWL I commander of School Committee Medalcifl S V Bur C85 leader of platoon of Haskell Saber Dnll First Place ls Gerdv IW! Eela FP Second Place W Third Place M3105 'NW' Bachelor Trophy to 3 B and medal to CUP av KC-Y K M 9 V rr QL lang' E I Page S xty nme ' I . ,.- .. P nanc and ......,. ' - -- . lil' .,..., ,.B...J.... G ' ' 'F ' - . . wt ... .,... Jtxwk-P I I - l . 1 .,... .,... .,,. ' ' P ...J ......... ' . h ' l .. '....dYS-L.0:l' P ri xg A tl 1 .gg I, Q it W. H S Ji :S uk .L K -u ,ZXQ Call the R011 Top The regxment votes for a shoulder patch Spottmg the shots Bottom Formal mspectlon Page Seventy Shooting the match Regimental Headquarters an no A Center 10 ,ff ff The Captam Ines The Regzment on Parade 4 Va, if 'Z W,-an W fun- -I' QV, 7'- W awww wrt WW. iyrw ,,,,,, 5 A img' .mm ,V WVHJWI X Q f uw 1 Mlm my My T11' 41-M -ff-0-V 4 if fl? 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Q 5s l MQW' M- . 7- . e e Front Row Vrrgxma Ruth Phylhs Iohnson Treasurer Marlon C FRENCH CLUB lark Presrdent Iudy Lane Secretary Iosephme Chxancxola Back Row Nlcholcxs Vrachos Do th H ro y ardy Ieanne Harvey lohn Coyle Vxce Presxdent Carolyn Wells Jeanne Pxeroway Paxge Elwell Hzlton Kramer The Language Clubs composed of honor students promote mterest mn forergn culture hterature and rnuslc throu h t WK 'll lmmyxxw g en ertarmng monthly gathenngs B3 r H 1 lllwlglgigib :lg ' 'fll .l.j.l: Ill- lllg. lun 'lllll '-llll .flll Ql.4., I lflf.,,l ll-,ml n ya 4 I u sux 22 i ',':x FJ ' 1 c' 1' X Q .P , W Gigi: D T':,.:lil ---J! 2 ----3 ' '22 I ' Q --ffl! f,-.-- 2 -fu ,,a'.Qv' I f 'x' x ,, . K I X Uxxvxx ' y , . -2 s If Q SPANISH CLUB Front How Carolyn Brown Davxd Black Vrce- Presrdent and Treasurer Iacquelme Berwald Presrdent Eleanor Runkle Secretary Iohn Burgarella Ann Smallldge Back Row Margaret Post Marcrcr Clark Patncla Moody GERMAN CLUB Front Row Margaret Sprdell Betty Webber Secretary Phyllxs Lowe Presrdent Laura Iacobs Back Row Orvrlle Ireland Lors McDonald Mary Barrett Marcra Ioslm Patncra Ryan Robert Iohnson LATIN CLUB Front Row lean Martm Secretary Iune Ferron Vrce Presrdent Grlbert ONe11 Presrdent Shxrley Curtxs Treasurer Dorothy Gngg Back How Peggy Post Carolyn Brown Ieanno Harvey Dawn Parsons Page Seventy five N Vice President: Iames McComiskey. Treasurer. : ' . ' , I ' , : . A fm MS ART CLUB Mary Faro. Barbara Burns, Virginia Moore. Ann Smallidge, Ruth Wright. Patricia Firth, Ianice Melanson. Members of the Art Club have acquired a better understanding and a fuller enjoyment of art by visiting museums and studios and by making the acquaintance of local artists who have given their interpretations of art at various club meetings. 511 DRAMATICS CLUB Nicholas Vrachos, Vice President: Lois MacDonald, Lucille Wylie, Dawn Parsons, Hilton Kramer B b ' ' ' ar ara Goodwin, Peggy Post, Secretary, Iune Morse, Iacqueline Berwald, Iohn Coyle, Presidentl Also Marcia Clark, Treasurer. Throughout the years, the Dramatis Personae has entertained the students and citizens ot Gloucester with distinguished productions under the manage- ment of its student members. While the present seniors were members of the club they found the opportunity to display their various dramatic talents in The Old Lady Shows Her Medals and Essex Dane's famous one-act drama, The Woman in the Freight Car. G. H. S. ORCHESTRA Andrew Rourletis, Iohn Mercuric, Thomas Curley, Thomas Aiello, Gardner Wonson, Alfred Olsen, Mr. Brown, Irving Pomeroy. Donald Reed, Alan Christianson, Alan Hill, Merchant Whalen, Peggy Post, Eleanor Runkle, Robert Wilson, Maxwell Dyett, Peter Doyle, Hay Bently, Barbara Burns, Richard Vale. x As we file into the auditorium for our assemblies, the melodic strains of G. H. S. Orchestra come to our ears. An integral part of every auditorium program,-Operetta, Christmas Concert, assembly activity-the orchestra is a striking example of coordinated group effort benefiting the entire school. . 4'- Paqe Seventy-seven t,ii GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front Row Dawn Parsons Natalie White Natalie Greenwood Gail Nearls Secretary Florence Alves President Margaret Ann Powers Vrce President Marcia Clark Treasurer Mildred Rocha Ieanne Harvey Second Row Shirley Swlit Barbara Goodwin Arlene S11va Lucille Wylie Shirley Brooks Virginia Milne Iosephme Chianciola Ernestine Parks Margaret F1 zgerald Margaret Larkin Mayo Dorothy Hardy Virginia Monroe Ruth Donovan Carolyn Brown GLEE CLUBS Perhaps two of the school orgamzatrons Wh1Ch bring more enjoyment than any others to the entire school and general Pllb11C are the Boys and GIIIS Glee Clubs These two groups of selected students with 1nterests 1n mus1c thrlll us every year Wllh the Christmas concert operettas and specral mus1cal shows Everyone IS ondebted to these mus1c lovers who glve un selhshly of the1r t1me and talent BOYS GLEE CLUB Front Row Philip Worden Herbert Churchill Treasurer Richard Marden President Thomas McComxskey Vlce President David Black Secretary Back Row Thomas Dolan Nathan Phxlllps. Bruce Banhold Richard Santo! Page Seventy eight Third Row: Natalie Serio. Patricia Firth, Liboria Chianciola, Phyllis Low. Eleanor Runkle, Pricilla 6... cl-4? A x.. 5 S+,..,..., ROUND TABLE Nicholas Vrachos, President: Iohn Burgarella, Treasurer: Hilton Kramer, Secretary: Theresa Camille, Iohn Coyle, Vice President, The Round Table is the senior debating group in Gloucester High School which promises the furthering of knowledge and understanding of current affairs - both domestic and foreign. In this organization the students engage in lively, heated discussions, and quickly learn to understand the importance of free speech and the rights of minorities. CAMERA CLUB Front Row: Avaril Hamor, Ianice Miles, President: Samuel Pickle, Vice President: Lois MacDonald, Secretary: Margaret Fitzgerald, Arlene Parsons. Back Row: Mary Faro, Ruth Wright, Virginia Maddix, Barbara Burns, Mary Ann Tarbox, Dorothy Lewis, Ruth McCleod, Patricia Alves, Lillian Benedetto, Betty Baker, Virginia Torrey, Virginia Milne, Virginia Moore. Also Patricia Moody, Treasurer. Students with common interests in photography have joined together and formed the Camera Club. They find enjoyment and experience in taking and developing pictures as well as instruction through lectures on methods and other phases of photography. X - 'yi-4' ' gsm 4 '3 Q 7 Page Seventy nine 5-Qgflaf The graduating class of 1946 has produced, despite great handicaps, fine examples of sportsmanship and courage throughout their four years of high school. Football suffered because ot lack of playing surface and also poor conditions of the practice field. Despite this tact, however, the names ot Destino, Lowe, Chianciola, Head, Re, Psalidas, and others blazed in the headlines of North Shore newspapers Melrose 6 Gloucester O Marblehead 14 Gloucester Lynn Classical 31 Gloucester U Beverly 20 Gloucester Newburyport 0 Gloucester 19 Salem 12 Gloucester Swampscott O Gloucester 13 Amesbury 6 Gloucester Wakefield 6 Gloucester O O. muck f1z1v,:v-.. J .f f fw3 L- - ff fea- -. ...i...f.. :ff A .f--,.,f .f . -41 , . 7 . f--lm' , ll..-'J VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: E. MacDonald, r.e., Co-Ccrpt. E. Re, r.t., W. Greer, 1.t., E. Hallett, c., P. Arena, 1.g., R. Head, l.t., D. Lowe, 1.e. Second Row: N, Psclidcrs, 1.h.b., G. O'Neil, q.b., I. Bcxmmurito, r.g., A, Destino, 1.h.b., R. Parks, r.h,b., I. Pcxllazolc, 1.h.b, SECOND TEAM Front Row: I. O'Nei1, W. Borge, I. Morris, H. Parks, K. Keating, F. Worrcl, F. Foster. Back How: R. Silveric. R. Icxvis, I. Silva, H. Strcmqman. 1, P . .Q , Page Eighiy-one TT VARSITY TEAM 35 Donald Lowe, l.e. 33 Bennie Chianciola, l.e. 22 Alex Destino, l.h.b. 40 Richard Head, l.t. 28 Edmund Re, r.t. 37 Nicholas Psalidas, l.h.b. 41 Wilbur Greer, 1.t. 29 Russell Parks, r.h.b. 23 Pasquale Arena, l.g. 43 Iarnes Bammarito, r.g. 28 Eugene MacDonald, r.e. 32 Edward Hallett, c. 34 Fred Foster, l.e. 36 Kenneth Keating, l.g. 25 Irving Morris, r.g. 24 Russell Silveria, r.h.b. 44 William Borge, l.e. 27 Ioseph Pallazola, l.h.b. 31 Gilbert O'Neil, q.b. 42 Philip Worrall, r.t. 33 Herbert Strangman, f.b. 39 Gerald O'Neil, l.e. 38 Robert Iarvis, f.b. 43 Iohn Silva, f.b. Page Eighty-two ,X f, X x ifxw lr Coaches Steele, Twomey, Frigard, head coach 'S b f 1-. i I E ghty th Po f ffl- '4 Jw x xi Syl' 'Y 'U A if '-,, 6 R 5 the P -A' 0' .., ' '93 'Y '41 tm -r-'R' 2'5 'H ,, 1- -4-0-'IU' V 'F J' if 2 QT! 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'-'--.'., f. .g A. ,, - 1- 1:3 44461513 :,4V-Q' 1,-' ',12.'- I. A A ,, , V 1 . .., -A g . 1 -1 - K Ll.- J..-,. ' 'T 'If -'-. ' f f A I, f '. A ' ' i ' Rv Q., I 115,54 Fu. :tgsaig q L -15:1-.IM I ': ,Jr ,, -U . .-Q ..'..,. A. 'JK' '- 'K' 'V' ' 'V A L' 'f f ra - ' 2 T . . ,- . 1 L ,n 6 A, U - s I I .V , I . ' s 4 A: ' ' f,'A . A I i f' , ..' I I M. .. M AW, A 1 iw I .,f CHEEH LEADERS Ann Burke Ccrptcxm Dons Anderson Barbara Vxtole Pcxtncxc Alves Ccrlyne Iensen Ruth McLeod Betty Baker Mcxrcm Clark FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE SQUAD 4' 1--iw Page Exghty szx rk 41 pf 4.-fs' -+-Ji J wa fdfkqswk A Q- .ins-Q' 'f NL N + J' Q 5,4 . , N ,g, ' 2 4. .A v 4, T ,S . , ..,,, ,A ' ' . 1 ...X ' ,,7 D , 1... '- , .Q - X 5 X , . . 4 ' 1 U ' Q - 4 ' 9.0 - An M 4, ' V . W 4 m fs R ' - , Y ,f,. A Y 4 Yu 5 7 ' al g I I 'L -, X A g - ' ' ' N . B 4 ' 1 Q 5 31 3 X. 3 , 4 , V V i, . , , J ' 'D ,. . f V V A Q' 4 -'JL A. A ff? 7' ,1.- 1 ' .J ' v ' f 1- 'i L' ' -f :sy L fl. ' ' . 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In ,f 3' rf W X X , gwlelfgaff Basketball had numerous outstandmg names wh1ch rncluded those of Arello and Lowe both of whom have shown the hght to the younger boys just startmg In th1s sport Gloucester was fortunate 1n havrng the best gym on the North Shore rn Wh1Ch to d1splay the1r talents Therr record has not been outstandmg but they have been a credrt to the school Dec I n 4 25 Gloucester Opponent Wakeheld At Lawrence Lynn Enghsh Fe 1 Salem Lawrence At Salem At Lynn Classrcal At Haverhtll At Beverly Peabody At Lynn Enghsh At Peabody SECOND TEAM F ont Ro A Isaucso I ONel Captam A Cnulla R Ruth W MacDonald D Stone Back Row S Audttore E Rxoux F Wolf R Sxlva I Preen M Walen Page Ezghty exght . 28 ' . . 25 ll 29 . . 49 a . ' . . 34 55 b. . . . 22 8 . 23 33 5 ' . 44 1 l . 26 43 8 ' . . 26 18 Haverhill . . 22 44 12 Beverly . . . 36 22 . . 38 51 18 . . 30 ' as 49 22 ' . . so 4l tchmq '1 mb 7 ' es f0I of h i- WG 19h One QCOVLC! JULVVLAOVQQ The Natxonol Anthem opens the Iomboree P qefjqhtyn e I W . A --4 - -w-up . C1 I - In TRACK SQUAD Front Row G R1oux S Davxs R Melanson G Favalora A Destmo Capt D Lowe R Fraga C Macy Second Row A Calto D Brum I Sxlva P Denms S Alello L Donovan Back Row S Audltore R Dumphy G Coppola C Iohnson Also T Dolan A Cxulla Mt Walen R Sllvexra H Strangman E MacDonald E Re I Cavanauqh l 6LC The track team under the able management of Coach Aarne A Fngard and Captam Donald Lowe w111 meet at Beverly on May 7 and later part1c1pate 1n the Essex County and State Meets 40: ......2.....a.....f2....t QV V -...I 2 5' as-fffgwb -Y wwf-xx, ,KM : 'QM Jw Over the hurdles Twelve pounds each Fzrst mzle Last inch . . . , egg.. .. , . 5 . gn A G A G E 7 . ' + s 1... ....... .... ... 0 0 af ,I -aiu .k f -1, M ' 1 T lx L K 1 Q, Ueniwml 'ww SW, ft at I ,WWI F1 YW' n if H' C, gag-vfv mega W X 3-E W. was E3 V ' ,UQ -T 'puck' f C C s 'G xl C57 -is Esf Ig.-5f 'biis Acad K ul'- 1: foucffr an .X I CIS Qrxcr. QU R. V ' I evfffr I Q9 H37 a In 3 I 51 Q' lgxg I L BASEBALL SQUAD Front row R Parsons S Burgess R Mxller Capt L Lane I Webber W Greer I Mulcahy R Ruth Managerl Tryon 11 A Leavett S Burnham R Seppala I Bradley R Burke E Rxoux R Scatterday I Isaacson I Panen W McDonald 1 W Back row I Caprllo W Haske Karate! 1946 I1 Peabody May At Peabody May At Haverhlll Lawrence Lynn Erghsh une Beverly At Lawrence At Lynn Enghsh At Salem At Beverly At CIGSSICGI C1ass1ca1 Haverh111 Salem 1 ff. an 1... 2. ? ,gi 'E . -. 51 at in 2 Q www be Ihr 1 III' nl' I ,Q ,. 2 B 'vw a ll IA I I FM' 'tg I ,- - - - N' , im -L, , wi. 1 , ,an gyms-o-o--'-'-' qt! r 'M L0 N 1 y Lf-975 'X 'QV I 9 X ,AV flffw N 03 .Q- E5 I' . , ' I . 'II , ' av' . 'V I 'B ' , -'A' ,' , ,,. .--- . - -' , I I I ,.Ir ze.- ft 4 1 . ' . I I f ' , I ,, . J 'I ' A2515 4 ' . - . A . I, ,, :ff II , 3, N ' B X- .' ' ' f. 'Y ' Q ' - W- ' '7 9-fun.- , , ,, ' .gi ,A I jf I f , ,. ' W gg-,trait I I ., W 1 L'f 'f , ,y...Zf1i Y, , I 4 iff ' is , J s' -- f..., 5, ,v- 'W , . , I .-. -ur,-.,.':f'. . ---1 - - frssf.--, - wr J- ' I Z1 I V - L r - , T14 9-f':i1:Q,g. :J-fflfr-,' 1:5232-FiH:'1 I ' ' I M , A - V' . '. 3 ' - Batter up Fly ball Bull Session Play at first Pg Nezyr UR Log Book presents a day to day calendar of humorous 1nc1dents fact and f1ct1on together w1th our class super1at1ves wh1ch you Wlll dlscover under Hook L1ne and Slnker and photos taken of school l1fe As we traverse the sands of tlme as countless as the sands of Wmgaersheek as gay and refreshmg as a m1d summer beach party Yet as we fmd th1s same sea shore swept by Wlnd and t1de ln the solltude of November may we recall Wllh apprec1at1ve hearts our hrst hours of prohtable med1tat1on. I Il II I I I I Beach, let us ever remember our friendly gatherings ' I a e in - wo -' x f X- Ex -Q A A s -I N1 AN' X ,fx SN .J f 1 Q ,X A 'X X J 1 wg ,ZX I Ulllllllll ' THE OLD .SALTJ ALMANA l I I.l'l A A 3 morxK-dust. September Freshmen com to school for two hours They decrde to return to I C ntral Grammar for P G course Homework passed out Senrors go through textbooks lcokrnq at the prctures Marcra Clark gets locked rn a locker after showrng a cute fresh man boy how to hang hrs coat up Senror grrls start on the trarl of offrcers and football squad We hope that not too many are hurt by them I Berwald starts year off wrth a bang loses garter belt front of an astonrshed trrg class G Mar hant and I Morse our Bogart and Bacall seen sneakrng a copy of World s Greatest Lovers past Mrss Londerqon Frrst general assembly Mr Iohnson explarns assembly routrne to mousy troshes and P Kopanon Found rn thrrd floor supply room Mrss Tufts grves lecture on manners to trr class Startled senrors lrsten rntently then run push and beat therr way to cateterra Frrst oifrcers meetrnq Colonel Black salutes Sgt Tucker Mr Parsons tells frrst Joke D Hardy gets up and opens wrndow O Ireland ge s a harrcut P Worder ialls asleep rn trrg P Post and E Parks clrmb out on gym roof to get better vrew of regrment Mr Thompson recognrzes them and relatrves are called rn to rdentrfy bodres R Meuse frnds new flame and changes hrs harr do Well 1 A smalhdqa, crqrkw' QV October l H Kramer nomrrates I Coyle for vrce presrdency of Natronal Honor Socrety 1946 Lzbrary Benefrt Revrew Natrona! Honor Socrety Tea H Kramer R Santos M Clark I Coyle D Black S Burgess T Camrlle M Barrett B Freeland I I 'H - D 4-C7 K .v I A, ff - tw- f .fr 1 ll- . e . ' 12- 4 ,- 4 ' n - 13- h Q ' A 14- . ' I I ' A . l7-- . ' - in 18- . J , , 4 , 19- ' , . ' 5 20-Do-re-ml -'Chorus - Mr. Parsons hunts for lost history class, 21- ' Q ' 'cj 4 , V ' 24- ' I ' . I I . . 25- . . ' . . ' . 26- . t ' . . r . 27- , , Q 28- . ' I - . , IG Salvatxon Army Dnve Red Cross Campaxgn I Mlles M Rgghg R Fmgq L Francls P Marsh I D1ckerson K Curley 2 Rp Van Worden s s n N so s 1n p llow Olreadaesaroter t aw p rrc ICTS 4-H Krarre ates I C y es1denc c G H S A G Arre 11 R M e a seen he-a ' w 1'1 car be'ore scnool Vve w 'mder 1f hey go over Q s e he su se' FIVE fesh'nen QITS take o hosp1t after full football att1c see rc, A Des'1'1 ec IH h sp1tal too l' ' uh en f k e ar ,195 ce M1ss Mr Fngard chases E A la says tra IS t1r d ypra l C tumbus Day ra1n he cant urn car c Q. d1ne e H Kramer noavmates I Ccyle to p 1 dency ,L s ' ra I HOU 1 amat cs C JD l. ver Boy Monroe spc s sensana '1 eengh e shl Parsons war's to use h1 durma ecess rush r: Blue Eyes has her 1deas Ireland Gets chpped a Ireland qe s voted B y w1tl1 h 'r st ke y ' recede Creel cracks hrs sn' e i the yea Lanesv u, IH a W G eer absent tr m ber s ie b s C br1dae p1ce wa Red Blotches Vm has d T M C key ass t k rac dcwr the k1le s 'tcers dr1 Nl Pl'-1l lPS a B B lf ouqh wmdows Kra'r'er n 'es Coyle r v ce p n y h C11, say that h t 15 frxendsh pt to u e R r'1ant1c at North Shore P- s 1n ba k cw ar pa lC Wher' l1c,nts qc on s ddenly ey rec N' ss Harrxs u e n blesse obhqe F ball qarrte at Beverly ask Buzz lf nr e ab th1s c s E p awa ds p G s ed e H N9 I urke we a n fc r,, eaasehe November SIFMOL toastm1stress we E GIS 1' rl J 1' s Asse s Our 'he e cf lee e Dadqhter que' q a d succfss Marl n e,1ns a pawn as .lwfd lr rea ,, flQISl'l , St ee' 1' e gear' DXF G c W may f7j ran e :va anne ls -' . 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IQCA' ex A 17 A A A A11 A ' l6f-' o ' rt . ,nal . rf- 1 1.-1-fr.d ..1'l. Mr. A A A A H Shcws A A A 'L .1 . 1 1-c- '..,'uf' '- ' A A - ' A . ot.. . V A ' l7--C. . adm. A g 1 v 3 A 1 AA A A 15 l8e-O. 2 : . ax 1.3 . ll 1 .o . . Y 1 l9e-R. I nl C r. 1 - glle 1s 'J rmsf 22- . r . o lch. lt 15 a a ef :hat he 1 1:1 am- 23f-'B1q murder carnrmfted -- ltchy Plmples k1lls Romance, H1s accom- H 1 S . . Y. .21 ' an . c cnils zgned tc 1 L 1 .l 24e-O.1 ll. 1 . . l nd . anfzeld found watchxng them 25-e 1 1- 3rn1na. 1 fo 1 - res1de. c ot Freni ' '13 We 2. a ..1,': Lt s , 26f- 3. mCVl9 .1 . S.HlCf C r e 1:1 a n . ' u . Th ' - all .1 s lec- t r o no 27-- oct . ' - 1:1 3 out , 29 N: k' enum r :ol . to ten q1ff., s.n13rs 3C . alla' pn. D B ars 7:1 sk ': school CE: pardz. us 31 Eos' e'crts rn H1 tcry of ' T1::.es class, II Psalxdas flanks LZ.: ' . forgot nan. t. rnsv1.. 1 S no ther- ' Ban 1, a r n .cf.... c Clark '. - , l: f' her C . fir C. s 'N1' 2 'Ne r not all' f '2 az to s:,.if:l 'addy All 'eaclxfvrs ai 't Teagl. ' Cznventzin 1:1 Ezsfin S Semcr girls '. r abzut Junxer 'arty cn ' .. na':n r .. They all sgan up fp: saws '-h'l'f. E Brita 'Jie windffz '.'.':.y E Seng: boys s'::f faking lessens frcni the M1g..'y S r ,t '-'fe als: ' 'rider why ' 7 G1 I ' rnbly T Ca1r.1lle and I. P1f::'f.'ay tell then . enemies at LFZSV -ta'e and '. :h,y ' .ntefi it 1 1. .Cine fron. Exdae- -. G Requrent has cahsthen cs Ony casual IES three p s t1qht ,arts en1or lumor Tea Ped 1 qyr' Ba c wd e 1 y L' qlrls collect 1'9lTS wh1 h are ta ked abou fo weeks Cr md ' und 'ater at DIXIDS H Kramer announces that he has found a new anne' Exp nat1 n shows that he has Jus d scovered a new type match V Torrey now wears a S' Ann s Class rmq N46 1ssue N Vrachos asks M155 Sm1th for cups The nerve after b 1 amq l'1s own rr lk frorn lf' rc aren's Nat 11 paensv s C1- tearm gl ard ey ae o 1 va e we ave 'Hb ta ent IS no' ex, 1 e Wever A Parsors voted M ss Puqnose of lC4'? by DMB ry Cha '1 expers She won by a nose over M Ao e F Vzdal appears 1n school weamra a ho r1ble 1r1desc1'1bable p ald sweat 1 He calls 11 My Arrb1t1o'1 20-I Coyle tamts 11 French lnves'1aa1o tha he lf-ash' eaten for four days He has beer savmq h1s appet1te for 'Thanks QIVIHQ 2125 Thanksq1v1nq vacanon Coyle akes p 'or lOSl t1're Gyno the scene of spectacular party Spot'1qht dances attract b1q c cwd M Spanks and P Iohnson Decorate for Semor Iumor Tea Page Nmety flVE gowen ne Barbara Bastion Mu Phynts Mflfsh Vx CQon9Y G to Mocefl Bmbm to B vttfamm Lo Yo xg si 'lf QQ' MQKQCK Page Ninety six Larkin Bosalw um ammo Coll' hd if til nuns num Md- We Z6-Remains of officers party a ppear around school. Girls wear wilted corsages while boys sport lipstick-trimmed uniforms. 27--C. Gilbert in tears. Mr. Greely tells her that her lipstick does not match her nailpolish. 28--Mr. Greely unanimously voted Beauty Consultant of G, H. S. 29-E. Noseworthy asks Draft Board to be transferred directly to O. C.S. C. Brown urges him not to accept anything below first lieutenant. 30-B. Baker unconsciously lullabys Miss Christopherson and class to sleep with Let It Snow. December 3-M. Spidell passes in short story to the Beaco The main char acters were Carrie Dover and Ben Dover Regiment gets instruction in drill R Merchant becomes member of awkward squad P Worden our promising social columnis found writing to the Iergens people giving reasons why he should replace W W For reference ask us' A ce ta n senior girl vtho went out with E Powers said that her date left mush to be desired Downpour School remains open although 375 students stay home in defiance of school committee l0-P Low enters 217 lookin f g or Miss Harris C Brown tells her that she is not in Phyllis says Well lust throw this theme 1n the wastebasket for her will you? R Zager breaks record by typing thirty six errors and no words in a time test Seniors patiently waiting for class rings Many complain that they wont be able to exchange them more than once if they dont come soon Lights seen burnmg late in G H S while glee clubs complete their rehearsals for annual concert Test in trigonometry Many pass in blank papers R lohnson has his name on hrs but gets 71, because he mispelled it R Morrow carries Christmas mail for postoffice When asked why he had a hole in his mail bag he explained You know the mail must go through' Ian l Christmas vacation R Fraga hangs his stocking up He sulks because he didnt find La Petite Barb in it on Christm morning GS Ianuary We all return a year older and a year wiser M Fitzgerald resolves to do her homework faithfully After writing dozens of letters for English B Freeland absent mmdedly signs her prayers Yours truly Beverly M Fitzgerald breaks her resolution That one hour of homework was too much for her Thumb t acks missing from bulletin boards in ll9 Mr Parsons investigates Mystery of thumbtacks still unsolvea Pillows placed on many seats in 119 I McBride publishes new book Mystery of the Missing Thumbtacks Mr Parsons suspects McBride who is soon found guilty McBride begins life sentence by reporting to ll9 at the close of school every day 10-Senior boys petition that the third table in the cafeteria be reserved to wolves ll B Baker and D Parsons found under third table in cafeteria 14-Class ballot passed out I Bradley wears her sloppy Ioe sweater but soon finds that that honor was not included in ballot Mr Iohnson announces that spelling will soon start School petitions that I Pieroway be expelled temporaril N ypewriter with 60 words per minute Competition for Superwo man S Burgess seen near Cut also noticed in West Gloucester The Hlll mobilizes' Miss Harris begins oral drama reports A block becomes period for college seniors R Scatterda s mother tells Dr Lake that the weather 1S too bad for school r Lake finds Scat at Strand The picture is Follies of a Schoolboy I Burgarella the Wheaties Kid disrllusions F Twomey by taking part in gym antics and calisthenics Reviewers Library Benefit Program Marcia Clark R Santos I Coyle and D Black convince us that they have literary talents H Kramer tells the one about the Chinese aqam but proves that he is an able president 24 Fantastic Model A Ford scraped of black paint and appears in dazzling blue hues Whose nightmare was that Sam? ree I Ir: if 4- . , I I . I :xv , 5- . , I ' ' ' . ' :, ' 6- f a ' I f I ' . ' 7- . ' I t ' 11-I. I ' ' - ' 12- ' ' I ' ' . I ' I 13- ' - ' ' . . . ' ' 14- I ' ' I . ' I. . I 17- . ' I' ' I' . I I ' A 18- . - ' I A I . . I I I ' I . Zf I ' . . ' nfl 3- . .. It ' ' .. ' 1 1 I 4- . 4 ' ' . ' ,U . ' - 7- I ' ' ' . . . 8- I . I ,I . -, ' , . ' , . - Y' SI t, , si- 'x ffm W I 16- . Greenwood Wears out Royal t ' ' l . , ' . ' 17-- ' u ' ' . r ' I 1.53153 , X, it: Q 6 -- . . we 52: r I 18' A f , ,- I gr. I .Zn II,,,,- A v, K ' - , t ' , 21 I ' I I , 3, , Q g IH I Mfr- I 'Xiang I I I II I I f , . I T ' ' ' 22- . , , . - ' I . .II ' 231 - 1 - -I I - II I I I Y .IA sy: f ,I I Ll I , - I I - ,J an ' ex 'V W 1 I I l I I Blatchford promoted to 2nd looey Marion Clark again on speaking terms T Dolan also promoted Sophomores in the second platoon of company C stay home D Black seen tn North Shar Theater with Miss Harris Miss Harrts seen wearing Daves identiftcation bracelet and he gets A plus in theme entitled Teachers Are Human 30-I. Pieroway found sulking tn supply room. She refuses to go to Engli h because she can't stand watching someone wear the bracelet she gave Dave for his birthday P Iohnson is heard to say that he is taking A Certain Rich Man home T McCom1skey seen in library studying 101 Wayl To Mako Money February Flash' P Alves beats tardy bell All of 101 congratulates her on her punctuality Marcia Clark still trying Our tea drinking Revtewers meet today R Santos requests lemon ade because tea keeps him awake nights D Monroe elected vi epresident of Roosevelt Club by 19 votes Count reveals I8 girls and one boy present h February Party Sarge Officers name girls they are taking to t e h iist asks offtcers whether they draw or after looking over t e flip for them Special attraction in cafeteria today' M Swanson breaks leg of chair Watch those Wheaties Mart' Miss Fords senior Engltsh class has radio broadcasts F Alves thrills class with new version of Chiquita Banana R Marden predicts boom in banana busine s Seniors get measured for caps and gowns D Lowe coyly lifts up curls and blushes while being measured for cap l Chianciola seen at Wagon Wheels Who would have thunk it? T Camille comes to school with new catskin coat tAll cat owners who have lost their pets please contact S Burgessl Valentines Day H Goodrich comes to school laden with en velopes all addressed to B Bastion Ah love I Harvey in tears no valentzrie Bruce claims he s broke l5-Officers Party. We form R. O. T, C. E Re says that this is the first time he has been in the C and didn't get wet l8-Miss Harriss senior English class holds mock election Class decides to oust Mayor Friend in favor of D. Black. l9e-E. Re forgets hi.. saber. Iimmy M saves the day by lending him his Dick Tracy whiz gun 20-No school. Gloucester officers and ladies prepare to make Lowell an historic city by visiting there Mr Parsons tells class about George Washington and the cherry tree and how Georgie became President Washingtons birthday A Hamer seen in back yard hacking at a blueberry bush Vote for Hamor in 1972 March 3 A well earned vacation Eat sleep and be merry for tomorrow you return to school' March 4 Vacation ends and we begin work again. G. Rioux seen skipping rope in the gym 54tevens Reviewers add books to library They include My Friend the Mouse by M. O Donnell and This I: My Last Wammq to the World by N. Vrachos. musical talent show 6fGirls' Assembly. Girls of the school put on a ' ' ' ll. Who ever thought that there was sc- much which is enjoyed by a talent among us? aG. Rioux seen lifting weights in the gymnasium. -Edgar Little Red Riding I-lood's Terror' Noseworthy buys the bus tn which he rode to Lowell party. What a souvenir! - os Tools for Ford. Finder please return to R. Meuse. -H. Goodrich seen sneaking in back door of school at 6:30 A. M. with large box under his arm. R. Meus, 'inds tools in chest where they belong. What happened Goodrich, couldn't you use them? -Honor Eu-1ness Club celebrates its institu.ion with big banquet v ..ich is runner-up of Mother-Daughter Banquet. -E. Goodwin passes in familiar essay entitled My Buddy Itch. -G. Rioux s.i.prises senior class by showing his recently acquired Charles Atlas diploma. Good work, loft. --Mrs. Woodruff gives 100 words per minute transcription test. rancis s-s per od for day-drearmri . T'ere's Been Some Changes 21-Officers adopt new theme song, n . ' ' rk on book entitled For- Madef' Ce..atn senior g.rls begin wo gotten Girls. M. Barrett and I. Berwald named co-editors. Frances Bflfnar d Genav ,EVE Cole Natalie White oh n Randazza yeah Pameu loyge P arudalf Comne Tmke ft Ruth zqge, Mug Gale' 5 s emo! Enqhsh Class Page Ninety-seven -. 'Q Abandon Ship Dnll 1 125 nec an-my ,, asap. .V- we Combmatzon Football F1e1d and Swrmmmg Pool Blg clash tn 201 A Foster defrnes autopsy as top of an auto mobrle A Foster publrshes new drctxonary and becomes member f faculty Mr Greely brmgs has much talked about wtfe to school Classes exclazm Boy wuz we surprrsed French Club sponsors another p ogram of Drsney carto ns Peep e wxll thrnk we re morons rt they keep that up G H S basketball team places ftfth rn league Mr Hagstom gxves Capt Arello a bxg ktss P lohns n now mad a Mr Hao strom Band Concert attracts large audtence Tony Gerttxle and lx muslc makers deserve much prarse for tl-en' lme performance Page Nmety ezght APHI Apnl Fools Day Who saxd that thxs was A French s b1rthday M Powers asstgned o gather matertal on the hxstory of H1Y Remammg Trxl-lx gxrls Joyfully offer the1r servxces as co drtors 3 I Coyle comes to school wlth h1s haxr m pm curls He explams Gtrls wrth long haxr do rt Why cant l ' R Olxver goes around school wzth potnted head lt seems that he got caught rn a lathe by mtstake 5 G Nearrs dubs R Merchant Ptlgnm When asked why she explams Because he makes such progress 8 Mr Johnson announces that there wrll be no ftrst ard classes today What a sacrrfxce' 9 Carpentry shop has casualty G Arrtero hrts ftnger wtth hammer The azr IS blue Purple Heart awarded 10-In preparatxon for comlng party Company B ch cses Legron Hall for prrze squad practxce Capt Vxdal and Company D seen throwlng rocks through wxndows of Legton Hall They re really sertous about the Bache or Trophy arent they? Stevens REVISWETS add more books to ltbrary The most out standmg are What a Young Crooner Should Know by H Churchrll and Some Thmgs You Should Know About Sleep by D Lowe L Lane comes to school wrth a broken arrr' He says that he was xn Rockport where they pull the srdewalks rn at 9 o clock and happened to be standtng on one of them Mrss Harrrss senror Englxsh class pa ses rn busmess letters A letter begmmng My dearest B111 found among Marcza Clarks Marcta realxzes that Bxll wtll sooo recerve an order for one drckey and a parr of xlk hose We wrn a basketball game T Axello seen roamtng through cor rrdors of G H S srngmg A T1sket a Tasket I Got another Bas e Talent scout dts overs T Arello Tony now rs dally crooner of Rmso Whxte ad A Shatford comes to school wxth black eye He uses the old door as an excuse We drscover that A Shatford s door rs blond and blue eyed M145 Ashman demands attentton tn Spamsh class P Post explams that the charge IS S 10 rf 1t ts rapt Sprmg football pract1ce 15 held tn gym A Burke seen cheermg rn shorts and blouse What tdeas Nate Ross has for burldmg up the teams morale Largest Offrcers party of scnool year Offtcers and grrls weep a they execute thexr last grand march Sergeants take over after a most successful year May 5 Sprmg vacatton We drscover that Aortl showers brmg May flowers and troublesome colds Ah Sprxgll May We return to school from vacatron Party and prtze drrll contmue to be front page news at all centers of gossrp R Horne does hrs Engltsh homework Mtss Gale notrces that the Y M C A rs closed R Head seen eoterrng ltb ary It seems that the latest book on btlhards has lust been eleased 5PRtNCt E Xt R S IAQ, uttlltuu 'una . U .ottawa tt. ... . u-ANR If all . N1ssTJ'sandVssGedLe 93 C ' f1r 31 es f' ear: Psi cgt G 6 SS G P QW CIN C rx e 'Jn f seen ' ytnq w '1'..1 e wa fl East G uceste 1 sends h1s w y ron ne sc e r awn and sl' uc e y Q ern' tlunks av. ng Mr H lerart 'ers nr t 0 a and r l 'r Aves a1v s B ews L 'D 1 1 as na v cpBdrbsay l 1te uthvern ed ,rn provemen' smce tne lds '1me she had cz da e mth Moa l1 TN e nv1r that no buses r n through Lanesvnle at er 8 Jrn 'Tl ey ta and the boys are seen on the 6 30 bus eve y rnornmq new T Dolan sends hreatemnq let'e ta M Starwy lc He 1ns sts that the t1tle h1s C umn be changed torn T D lar s Spar C: T an ID the Qpc 11ql't W1th h Q sense :ut humor he ouqht to bel L S1 a buys sczndw1ch n cafe QIIG cmd actu y ftnds a mece of meat 1n Wanted' One stretcher rn catetena Body todnd where I. S1VC1 was last seen 24 25 New England Muszc Festrval Gloucester pays host to out of twn muswal qrcups G H S s lorss and :glee cubs re-ce1ve tlselr share of honors H Krame sneaks xntc roarr l2O and pu s tack n MCPS19Uf Rosen s seat Sweet refenae after at the su 'erxnq and WISE cracks he rrade H1 n endure Qer' ors pract1ce 'or qraduatto R Head made to feel at hcn'1e M ss Mo e tdnsfers h1r-' to s p and sect1an L st classes and AlHGl asserrb y for s hoolweary senxa s M1xsd en ::t1ans as SGF1 rs leave aud1ar1x,r'n wnlle under classmen stand honor hem lv'emo11a Day Requnen' and Umrls Drxll Team ma ch 1n nn l parade an qv 11 rs a pear un1a rr for the las t1'ne Guts K snappy n m,.,a y Colo s and shakers whxle semo s k1ss a ad by he1r ast Field Day lune ' e r 1le e e na cerched '1sts we p epare ' r t at , ad.1at1 wmch W send us a eel: r es n t e had w r d GRADJAT ON D Black ana Ca spe xers a e at exr es We sumbe dawr t ceue tlf' t s ed dpc ewa d f r welve yea s a' study Semors turn ta Ternys n T Old Order Chcmqeth Yxeldxnq Place to New Volley Ball m GIIIS Gym Class ' Nl- J, fl' 'Wy gig 1 A fwiffffi? . ..,..,A,.,.,,. .............a-aan-..., .,. , W - ,f 4 'K ,, 'A ro V Qs ' '1: M?: f'P 'f1ar:21.-L-:.zxe:3' ' A-A'-W-9 f .V 'VV 1 , I ' ii N u, 5 fa' A' Ig.: 9 H J W' 6 L f h ri . 3, is P3 2' 1 s?x Q' Q S , 4 2 1' . 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AMAZON A0 , 06148, Most Popular Subject Enqlish Most Practical - 2 Carolyn Brown Most Popular Ieanne Pieroway Most Popular Teacher Miss Gale Gardner Marchant lohn Coyle -9 Most Argumentative - 10 Shirley Brooks Most Artistic Ann Smallidge Most Forqettul Marjorie Swanson Most Aqreeable Marjorie Swanson Most Efficient - I leanne Pieroway Most Romantic - 6 Ruth MacLeod Most Bashlul Ieanne Harvey Most Attractive - 5 lean Bradley Most Musical - 12 Florence Alves Most Daring Marcia Clark Most Talkative Marion Clark Most Literary Marion Clark Most Naive Betty Baker Most Sophisticated - 3 Hilton Kramer Don Lowe Torn Dolan leff Rioux Iohn Coyle David Black Gene Amero Everett Powers Donald Monroe Herbert Churchill Flip Worden Nick Vrachos Hilton Kramer Eddie Re Iosephine Chianciola Nick Vrachos 61,141 81 Most Athletic Ann Burke Eddie Re Natalie Clark Most Dependable Carolyn Brown Iohn Coyle Class Wit - 8 Marion Clark Orville Ireland Most Likely to Succeed-1 Ieanne Pieroway David Black Most Studious Ieanne Pieroway Iohn Burgarella Most Pickle lean Bradley Donald Monroe Most Versatile Marcia Clark Iohn Coyle Most Popular Officer-11 Eddie Re Best Groomed Iosephine Chianciola Donald Monroe Quietest Ieanne Harvey Everett Powers Cutest lean Bradley Iohn Coyle Laziest Pat Alves Gardner Young Best Actor - 7 Marcia Clark Howard Burnham God's Gift to Women Melvin O'Donnell Best Dancers - 4 Ann Burke Iohn Coyle Class Genius - 1 Jeanne Pieroway David Black Seniors Who have done most tor our class Ieanne Pieroway David Black Seniors Outstanding in Leadership Ieanne Pieroway David Black Room 102 Room 107 Room 101 Room 105 Page One Hundred Sxx endow 0l'VL9l 00lfl'Lf5 Room 122 Room 109 Room 121 Page One Hundred Seven , '41 Ml J 4 'S is . f r . !' ,. , . YJ . 1 ! W 1 'Cf ' OI-IddEt A AKING Home Port we conclude our trtck through Gloucester Hlgh School and the 1946 Fllcker our malden voyage through famlhar waters We have varlous characterlstlcs and tal ents less evrdent rn our baby plctures whlch are whrmslcally portrayed here ln our class w111 and prophecy These quahtles w111 develop and mature as we satl beyond the far hor1zon on our unchar tered way through llfe ln the pursult of happmess 5 E Q E - II Il I1 . - I I I . . ne un re igh V, if - . .,,. III I A, I I I I I KC f 1 ef-2 2fZ'f 4 1 4 Iii A 1 If I ' '. G3 4: E Li In ' 5 I' 'EE EQ if-Y QXQIII . . .. I. WI IFF r s F525 figs I , :,..,fi1v KT s , I iw. IIM CQ I I. Gif wi- --5 - X S-wx .- 1 N: I :11..-1 f 7x I.:-IJ' I I' INN- . .:L. Il .1 L .Q X X - N N S-.L ia - ..... - mb 'H ,WXXI4 X.X. 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Today s Almanac Sun rises Sun sets 'Vlron rise'- Light vehicles IXtlIlg.lllSh lights I ow tide High tide Highel at nightfall X ice versa if there ire no clouds you ought to know tin and yellow ones at 'Stage Fort Park 6 hrs after high tide when you re in the doghouse A Jmifaijz. 45 Weathereel F 0 Pe ca st Sky Just the place for Pancho Humidity low twe ye been reading the ency clopediaj X lS1bll1t5 good enough for wolves Temperature measured by mercury On the top of 'wit XVash1ngton the wind today was blowing in one of the worst storms ever recorded Gul Neaiis and Oryille Brother Ireland were ex changing words Lots of Baloney 3 JUNE 35 1969 Music Lovers Umlaunted Pen House e em0 f'feS B Bild WBZIEIIBI' Held at ew lt Hall Gather U' Heal' otables Attended Final Concert Last evening in the spacious audi torium of Gloucester High School one of the most unusual Civic Music Con certs ever presented in Gloucester took place Instead of the customary single performer there were three world re knowned artists who combined then talents to bring us somt of the best in music Mme Thzrese tamille fame d urtuoso of the keyboard rend ered fmeaning to teal apart? the Con certo in 7 minor her ninth composl tion After the appliuse died down Miss Flortnce Alves glamorous star of the Met recently returned from Italy where she studied under Eloise Schwartz of world fame sang Chi Vuole Innamorarsi by Scarlatti. Though no one understood a word of it the ovation was great. 'VIiss Eleanor Runkle and her incomparable violin thrilled the audience with Beethoven s Concerto in D major. It has been rumored that Miss Runkle turns out an eyen better performance when she uses a bow, Owing to the blizzard last evening the attendance at the concert was small. To be more exact it num- bered four. These courageous patrons of the arts were School Janitors Alan Shatford and Robert Scatterday, stranded by tht storm, and two mem- bers of the school ofiice force working overtime, Miss Beverly Freeland and Miss Iorraine lrancis. With 'i little persuasion they all admitted that the concert was the best ever. Page One Hundred Ten Sports The writer of your sports column has Just returned from a baseball game with the famous Pitcho Churchill playing on the losing team He has Just announced his new invention a boomerang ball Need more be said Who do you suppose is the captain of the ylslt ing basketball team playing at the New City Hall next month none other thin Tony Aiello The world famous Bunga Lowe who tosses fouls while standing on his hands is on the team I haxe picked up a rumor that Alex llestmo is to be the new coach of the Harx 1rd foot ball team. Can it be true? Vhll he be able to outsmart Vick Psalidas, the brilliant star of the Yale team? Dead-eye,- o bulls eye Mc- Bride hunting on Dog Town Com- mon has finally succeeded in killing Whales Jaw. Hes been boasting a week. At the swimming meet held last week at Good Harbor Beach, the of the exciting peanut winner scramble was none other than the distinguished Bob Johnson who gathered enough peanuts to start a shop. 'Old Salt' Morse swam? out to Salt Island to salvage one more nut, Our sailors E. Nose- worthy G. VVonson and J. Hatch entered a race at Marblehead. Noseworthy was disqualified for ramming a bell-buoy hoping to si- lence it. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Large two room Mansion. All modern inconveniences. Out- rageous price. Apply to D. Lewis, Agent 1By the Dlssoclated Pressj Gloucester 'Vlass July 5 1969 Glou cesters new City Hall structure was ofhcially shown to citizens yesterday with elaborate ceremonies held in the building s spacious auditorium The new building constructed of copper and glass in ultra modern de sign is located on what was formerly known as Burnham s field Lnder the direction of Hay or John Coyle as mas ter of ceremonies the program began with his wtltoming remarks in which ht drxm lIlC8l1y stated About time un t it The program then proceeded with a selection by the C H S R O T C Band under the direction of Richard Nloalh Following the band selection was an address by MaJor General Don ild Col ter Monroe His stirring message was entitled The Ineyitibility of a Rocket VVar with the Moon ' and gave a. sum- mary of the interplanetary relations which haye been leading to a universal struggle. The program continued with a solo Holy Holy Holy ' by Metropolitan Opera star lNatalie VVhite. For an en- core Miss VVhite sang Very Holy Holy Holy. The main address of the afternoon was delivered by Dr. Thomas Compton McComiskey president of the Massa- chusetts Institute of Mathematics. His talk concerned the Obsolescence of Radarf The program concluded with an ode for the occasion by poetess Margaret Spidell and the closing remarks of Mayor Coyle. Notable guests were the Misses Jeanne Pieroway and Jacqueline Ber- wald co-chairmen of Du Pont' Sen- ator Shirley Brooks, vice-chairman of the lNz1tional Republican Party' Coach Ld Re of Notre Dame University' Women's National swimming Cham- pion Ann Burke: Cape Ann artist Frances Barnard: concert pianist Er- nestine larksp and Shakespearean ac- lor Alan Hill. Pagg FISHERMAN S REEL Belge Water POLICE NOTFQ Recommended Readmg Xestcrday afternoon the Baron ess NIII'f1UlIEF'I. the former Dawn Parsona of this CllV preaented her daughter Sunset with a gala tea 1n acknowledgement of her debut The charmmfz Sunaet vsore an exqu1a1te govln of orange and pmk deeumed b The Mad Deauzner Joaephme Chlanclola of thle c1ty Among the dlatlngulahed true-ste preaent were playboys Teff RIOIIX and Fd R former adm1rera of The Baroneaa Many cltlzena attended the lnaug ural ceremony of CIIV offlclals last Sunday mornlng Alderman H Good rlch marched down the a1ale 'smgmg Some Sunday Nlormng yylth hla eye on B Bast1on 1n the balcony Hr and 'Ura Leland Lane haxe announced the opemmz: of the1r new Sundav School The prlmary purpoae of th1s school IS to accommodate the needs of then' many children B Perkma and B Johnaon will be Sun day School euperwsors ON THE AIR TONIF HT 00 WCOP X11 1- Io lor11 N ule 1 5 WBZ I on1l11 sturmt Pu n Illgxxoor 6 00 VVEEI I l Lllf st S I 1 11 rstell X 1d1 he NI 6 30 WNAC The Xnsuer Nlxn yuth I arrlner Harch Int NI ISKQI f Ceremonles 00 Xena of Todn Jrhn Bur garella reportlng 8 00 WBZ Im Cf P11 uly Pomme11t1 tor Top11 for Tomszht To e 'SI01111 1 'NI 1rs 1n 1 1 WNAC The II1ur of 1 IIUFIVIQ' HAIIIITI Iiurns Ind Magn X mlm 9 30 WBZ Tom Ilolnn Sporta tom m1 nt 'tor 10 00 WEEI Spotl11.ht Bands fea turmpr I ene -Xmero and h1s S1z7l1nL 'Gone of QSHCIJDEIIIOTI Local Theatres The North Shore Theatre Leave Her Where She Is ataxrxnp, Nhrguret Powers md auaye Plulllppe XS ozdfn The Strand The Itre Secrets star Iolncmm Tom Curley and Bob lfrtgt nent to the home of M1se Mar 1.,11ct A Powers yzsterday afternoon Ne11.hbors compllxncd that her loud opera s1n1..1ng uvtktned thexr clnldren trom tl1e1r 1fternoon naps Patrolman R Horne found the door t Wee Baby Clothxng Shop oc ed II r pc e1I to the own Nllss Jean Whlte Margtret I-ltfgtrxld reported laet cyemm., thtt Iur Btby Austln auto molnle xx ts IIIISNIFIH' from P Kopanon a Pukxng., lot ntxt to the YWCA RtSll0l'llIlI'Il-, to a c1ll recewed at headquirtera at 2 -I1 ANI complam mf., of a. NOISE party Patrolmen J Veatal and A Tallidoros yyent to Fast Gloucester Pharmacy where s fs NI X Tlrbox X Nl Torley In A Nl Humor were found talkmg loud xoues 1n a car p trked ne tr there The yyomtn were requeated to leaye A report to the pollce last eyenmg that young boys were lettlng the a1r out of the ZIUIOITIOIJIIQ tlres of her gueata yyaa gnen by Mlas NIarJor1e Swanaon the proprnetor of W eat Clouceeter Inn Over the Brldge Ice Revues of 1955 apectaculnr ex hlbltlon of the allver bladea produced d1rected and starred by C Houng The Opera House Ixow playmg MISS Bubbles Iitkez Queen of B11 let and her 1xc1t1n1., Dance of the Red PIIITIIHKOQS Ba let Russe 1olorful 1nd IIFIIIII. t Iorrune Silva As If I D1dnt Know You d Luke It beautlfully wr1tten drama in 26 acta of the llfe of IWITTCIB. flxrk and starred by no other than Marcla flark an ot dw W I 1 +R S 0 X 1-f-A xl! Milf. , 6 us, 5 s By MARGARET POST author of UNIFORCI TTABII I VP NING and THE MORNING AI TER FOREVER ALBERT By MTFIOH XVIII sor Clark bold melodrama f the darmg l1fe and loyes of a pop corn peddler PREHISTORIL I IVINQ LOINDITIONS IN NORTHIRNI MONOOLIX -XNIIJ HOW THFY IIXVE NPVER IN FLLENICED MODIRY LIVII IZA TION By 'Nlcholaa Durant Vruhoa certain to w1n the I'ul1tzer Prlze THE PRICE OF GREEN CHEESE 01N THE MOON A PERSONAL ACCOUINT By Bennle Exnateln Chtanuola fascmatxng expose of economxc cond1t1ons on our closest nelghbor THE THEORY BPIIINIJ MY l031TH SINIPHOXS By I'1cl1 1rd W tgner Sintos our l1'11I1n1t composfr wrltes of Ill's be'-It known work GONE XR ITH THF BRI PII By Nltry Mltchell Barrett novel ot draft SCIENTIFIC PROBI LMS OP TIIE ST ATOMIC IRA By IJLVld Kaempffert Blick LJIIJDIIU., re port on the earth a hung condxtmna ln 100 000 Vears FIRE IN DORMITORY 11ll Blxtchford Srhool For I 1rls xx LS dm x1r1 d J1111 YIIIIIUI' Iohnson who xy IN Hllklllg, hm rounds Il ef N te I1 1 s 1l 1re was 1Iause1l I1 rueless 1r smoklng ln bed Ifxrem tn Jud Ingereol recened mmor scratches. on l11s face xhen hr tkmg down tl11. door t the CIIJFITIIIOFQ CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE ONE MODEL T FORD I xctllent LUIILIIIIOFI one half motor two t1res one vundow INIIXIUIUUI ce1l1n1., prlu wmnted Apply 1n pc rf-1on to S BURGESS Rockport WANTED B IX tender to 1 Ire for li chlldren N yer 1 dull moment I OOD IA Apply to R MARDEN Box 96 SECRETARY WANTED Nlust lulllll the-st qu1l1I11 Itlons Xttr 11 t1x1 blonde In Itural preftrredl 1ght IVCILIIK llll s X11s11r+-t1r11ltr11111np,11r experxenve Tel 6832 after 6 P M or apply to rms: xIlIfII'64I Rocha 1n1l ll Burnham F Vidal Page One Hundred Eleven 2 . l I ll i l ' ,. , 4 . 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I Bruce Banfield Ieanne Harvey Carolyn Brown Corine Tinker Rosalie Hallo Arline Parsons Theresa Camille Beverly Freeland , Ieanette Byrnes Constance Byrnes Edmond Re T. is L58 KW' Betty Iohnson Mary Barrett Barbara Rose Sally Palazola Ernestine Parks Anthony Aiello Robert Fraga Eleanor Brown Gladys Whall Avril Hamor Barbara Douglass Edith Laurie Buzzy Munroe Elvira Leavitt Dorothy Lewis Barbara Burns Shirley Parnell Gail Nearis Margaret Spidell Ann Smallidge Herbert Churchill Mary Mitchell Virginia Milne Virginia Maddix FV bb S 49 x5 x pg tr I 4504931- Mary Ann Tarbox Patricia Alves Ruth Wright Marjorie Abare Philip Worden Virginia Moore Lois MacDonald Frances Barnard Eleanor Runkle 4 f r cg, W 'ak Oi ...Ky af wg isle: ri 'Hmm mv T Z 1-nl 'Ng Ho JA 'Jars 4 1 Page One Hundred Fourteen ll W M 4:1 I mm ' We the class of 1946 bexng of sane m1nd and sound body do hereby proclarm th1s to be our last w1ll and testament leavlng Anthony Arello s basketball team to Iackre Ilmmy and Sammy Florence Alve s vo1ce to the Metropohtan Betty Baker s na1vety to Drane Iack1e Berwald s bra1ns to Carolyn Wells Dav1d Black s rank to the deservmg sergeant lean Bradley s oomph to Pa1ge Elwell Carolyn Brown s sm1l1ng personahty to Iudy Lane Iohn Burgarella s Stage Crew to Monsreur Rosen s nerves Sam Burgess s Terror to the hrghways Ann Burkes cheerleaders to Carlxe Iensen Howle Burnham s tuehrer to the h1story books Theresa Cam1lle s oratory to next year s commencement speakers Io Ch1anc1ola s wardrobe to Vogue Herble Churchrll s baseball to the lucky bat Marcla Clark s clarmg to lean Sawyer Marlon Clark s stor1es to Pr1sc1lla Davrs Iohn Coyle s popularlty to future generatlons Dest1no and Be s squad to Ilmmy Gene and Pat Beverly Freeland s commerc1al ab1l1ty to the lucky employer Orvrlle Ireland to Rosarnond Phylhs lohnson s ha1r to drene about H1ltOH Kramer s llterary ab1l1ty to Shrrley Curtls Phyllls Low s GXPIGSSIOHS to the Dramat1s Personae Iohn McBr1de s shotgun to the unlucky goose Tommy MCCOm1Sk9Y s dxamonds to the treasury of authorrty Huthle MacLeod s Gerue to Krupa Charlie Macy s herght to Sonny Fxovante Gardner Marchant s baton to Kousslvrtsky Donald Monroe s look to Bobby Bragg Drck Morrow to the U S Marl Serv1ce Iune Morse s drarnatrc ab1l1ty to Pat Whltten Arlene Parsons grggle to Harnet Boyer KW I Q A' -D-5 1 .i 'O 3 u- sr- iq 1.1, i 5 I- if Q y g Y. s Q 2 1 . 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Dawn Parsons famrly tree to the fuel shortage Ieanne Preroway s spelhng medals to Io N1colos1 Peggy Posts eyes to Commumty Optlclans N1ck Psalxdas muscles to Strength and Health Ieff Rroux s medals to the scrap drlve Eleanor Runkle s v1o11n to Spr1ngt1me rn the Rockres Drck Santos skates to Soma Henle s 1un1or Lorra1ne Srlva s grace to Broadway Ann Smallrdge s talent to canvass Margre Swanson s locquacrousness to Londondary ears N1Ck Vrachos sophrstrcatron to Amber forever Fhp Worden s hometown to the art1sts Ernestrne Parks ab1l1ty at the keyboard to Glorra Hubbard Wrlbur Greer s rnterest UU rn Cambrrdge to any lucky fellow who can wxn her attentron Patr1c1a Ryans rnterests rn the Navy to Grace Wrrght Luc1lle Wyl1e s am1ab1l1ty to V1rg1n1a Ruth Margaret Powers golden vo1ce to Frances W1lk1ns Natalle Greenwood s record as the perfect secretary to Ahce Whrttrer Nathan Phrllrps Brble readlngs to Mr Rosen M1ldred Rocha s he1ght and a package of Wheatles to Robert Sudby Avarrl Hamor s Chlnese frngernarls to Connre Amero Albert French s antrcs and a book of Nursery Rhymes to Irmmy Langley Rrchard Mardens ease rn danc1ng to Iohn Henderson Tommy Dolan s energy and joculanty to any talented comed1an Rrchard Head s love l1fe to next year s left tackle Edgar Noseworthy s phys1que to G11 O Ne1l Frannre Vrdal s way w1th women to Gerry Davrs Ga1l Nearrs' vocxferance and jestrng to Carolyn Chloe Wrse Dorothy Burke s harr styles to a fashron magazrne Dorothy Grrgg s devotxon to Crcero and V1rg1l to Iudy Brown Rrchard Greel s bashfulness to Robert Day Harold Goodrrch s two mrle walk to Danrel Boone Bruce Banheld s freckles to M1ke Provost G H S to the class of 47 Page One Hundred F Iteen , . . , . . . , . . . - - 1 11 I 11 . , . , . . ,, . . . . ,, . , . . , . . . . , - 1 . , . . , . . . 1 . . , . . , . . . . 1 . . . . 1 1 - . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . n . , . . . - 1 11 11 - - - . . , . . . , . . . , . . . . , . . . 1 . . , . . . - 1 - 1 , . . , . - - 1 11 - 11 - . . . . . 11 11 . , . . . . , . . . . - 1 . , . . . , . 1 1 ZLL 09 HIS IS the end Not of educatzon Or of Irfe or happy Irvmg Rather the close Of four years rn our hte We Ve sarled our 1r11t1aI course And now our gallent shrp 46 Is safely moored Four years We ve manned her decks Hand rn Hand Four years that are An mcentrve for those Yet to come Her crew must separate A new hfe calls But memorzes W111 smooth our journey And we bzd goodbye to G H S Thrs IS the end But lo' my Sh1pS have found the bay Mme anchor s cast I shout Hooray ' NNW ,,, Ig Z .lf Ci1n9ralfu!afi0n5 am! EM MAJAM TU CLASS UF 1945 WILLIAM I3 BHIJWN 1835 IIIJMPANY 1946 AND SHEPHEHIIS MARKET Im: dby T W Complzments SHERMAN B R UTH INC Compllments PETER FAVAZZA S SON Compllments O STRAND DYE HOUSE 45 Mann Street Complzments o LUFKINS DINER AND CATERER Telephone 1626 Appts Ice and O11 SCIVICC B Appt ,Ir Prop Range and Fuel Ozl Ice Eastern Avenue Tel 21811 Prospect Street Tel 218W Compliments 0 GOLDMANS East End Department Store 242246 MAIN STREET Compliments 0 JOHN J BURKE, ESQ SYLVESTER WHALEN, ESQ Complzments of PARKS BROTHERS Electrlcal Contractors Electrlcal Installatlons and Repalrs 351 MAIN STREET TEL 2794- Pcge One Hundred Exghteen Of I 9 O U ' E. . , ., . . of . 89 . - 138 W . - . f ' f ' f ' I f W PP07 fll7ZZfZ6S 720117 FOR IMPORTANT PUBLIC SERVICE For girls who want more than just a job and who are eager for an mterestmg career m publxc scruce there rc opportunxtxes nova w1th the New England Telephone Company You ll find the surroundmgs pleasant your co workers Congemal And you ll get trannlng that w1ll always be valuable Gxrls of the Semor K lass should mvestxgate th1s opportunxtw Traxmng courses may be ar ranged so as not to mterfere wxth studxes and Can usually be gxven rlght LH the home town Your teacher or to tional adn or Cl 1 tell you more about u orb m Ib: :mere Img lilllll try NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE G TELEGRAPH COMPANY FOR GIRLS ABOUT TO GRADUATE Page One Hundred Nmeleen A Store for Youth EM P E Apparel and Accessorles for MISSCS 169 171 MAIN STREET Clothlng and Furnlshmgs for Men WHERE QUALITY AND VALUE GO HAND IN HAND Compliments COMPIIMCIIIS CARLETON W WoNs0N, ESQ ANDERSON s SERVICE STATION Meet your F rlends at the NEW STORE WESTENDTAXI 135 Washlngton Street Telephone 3200 Compliments o Comphments 0 WRIGHTS FISH MARKET 32 WASHINGTON STREET HARDY S POULTRY FARM All Flsh Clams Oysters Scallops Essex Mass In Season Congratulatlons to Class of '46 MERCHANT BOX C0 Page One Hundred Twenty of Of 9 QUALITY Soms - SUNDAES Compliments . of f - f 9 Complzments of PROGRESSIVE FISH WHARF INC Complzments MELVINI BERASTEHN ESQ HOME REPAIR SHOP 65 Washlngton Street Tel 3663 R Repazr Washzng Machmes and Vacuum Cleaners Sales and Service O11 Burners Complzments o AI N IAT JR Groceries and Provlslons At Hefad of Brld e Anmsquam Compllments GLOULESTER F0011 SHOP Telephone 936 MARTYS BEEF CO Retall Provzslons Bee Pork Lamb Veal Poultry Phone 3600 103 Xvashlngton Stree t LOUIS ALBERT, ESQ Compliments o ENOS LOBSTER POOL Natlw. L0bsterS Wh0leSdle and Retail anrl Lolnter Meat Tel l 0 14 Parker Street 'Near Gloucester Flsh Pier Page One Hundred Twenty one 7 0 of ' ' I f f l Of . ' g ' 7 ' Compliments . . . O! fo 9 s s I ' 1 f - ' X l , L I I . 'X X . T2 , , f I ' ' Com plzments 0 DAVIS BROTHERS FISHERIES CO NC Canners 0 QUALITY SEA FOOD PRODUCTS GLOUCESTER MASS Compllments WILLIAM J MACINNIS, ESQ L E S M I H PLUNIBINC AND HEATING CO Plumbwg Heatmg and Sheet Metal Work Cor RO ers and Water Streets Exhrbznon O Pamtmgs year Round EMIL GRUPPE STUDIO 11 Woneon Street Complzments f PFRKINS AND CORLISS, INC DOUOLASS PHARMACY 4llerton Douglas Reg Pharmaczst '74 RIGID Street Tel 3330 HATFIELD S COLOR SHOP INC 9 Dock Square Rockport Artlst Maternal Books Paints and Framing Page One Hundred Twenty !wo Q I , . - . . T of I I' I' - . Ship clmndlefy, Marine Hardware, Paints . . 1 . g 0 I 9 . f - , , . I , I ' . Q I l ' Compliments 0 L B NAUSS AND SONS INC Lumber and Bulldlng Materlal Rallroarl Avenue Gloucester Mass Telephones 190 196 197 Compliments PRODUCERS FISH Compllments CAPE POND ICE CO GLOUCESTU1 LHILDREAS SHOP 138 Main Street Tel 3991 A coat or dress or euery oecaszon at ADASKO FASHION SHOP Where Quality and Ifllllbldlllllllt Preuul Mam Street Compliments T COONEY 81 CO Electrical Contractors 99 Duncan Street Telephone 2800 NATIVF LOBSTERS Fnrsu Lonsrm 'Nlrxr BOILED Lonsrans Pull 1 m out alll e DAN JACOBS LOBSTER POOL 19 ROGERS STRFFT OLOUCESTER MASS GLOUCESTER HXRDWARE AND PLUMBING SUPPLY Plumbmg and Heatmg Supplzes Roofing lllateruzl Boilers Radmtor Furnaces Builders Hardware O11 Pam! Marme Hardware Electrlcal Supplles 122 MAIN STREET Tels 1819 HANCOCK STORES Formerly Sawbrook Store Records Electrzcal Appllanees 109 NIHIU Street Tel 3100 f ompllmr nts 0 I F TONIPKINS CO ualzty Furnlturf or Emery Room 6 Nllddlc Stleet L10UC8SlCl 11.4 Complzments Of PADL REDDY Rockport 987 Page One Hund ed T ent th ee ' A f . . , . . , u of ,. as iz- v., J, M r . U 5 ' CO. - '4 1 s Q - of . . 5 ' . ' 5' . ' ' 1 , , S, U S, . . Compliments of Complimpms of W Y Q Y I 2 , 1, S . 1 f -- 4 I l , 1 f - ' ' 1 - ,. f 1. . 1 . ' T A ' , . L ., A .Si- . 4 of V 1 1' W E f Com :ments CUINNIWGHAM PAINT Co Complmments o ROBERT C HILTZ F urmture Mover 285 Maln Street Compllments HUDDER PHARMACY Compllments PERMANENT FIREMEN BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Complzments o NICHOLS CANDY KITCHEN 46 Mam Street Gloucester Mass Home Made Candles and Salted Nuts RANSELLEAR TOVVLE Ice Cream Candles Lunch 118 'Ham Street Tel 988 ANN S GIFT SHOP Street Floor Bradford Bldg Costume Jewelry Compact Statlonery Greeting Card Headquarters for Cape Ann Compliments o WINCO PAPER Co Center Street Clouceeter Mass Complzments GLOUCESTLR AUTO BUS You Inav not know uhen vou ll buw a dlamond but sou do know where you can alwaw find Blue Whlte DldUl0lldq BLANCHARD JEWELER Complzments o OLIVER F VIEIRA, M D Gloucester llVI3gll0ll3l 'lla s C ompllments f JAMES W BICCOMISKEY Page One Hundred Twenty four Pl of ' . . K of of ' f 7 I llillfolds. Handlwags, Religlisous Coofls - 4 1 M 9 . l 7 fl of f ' if ' Co. 9 - J f I ' 0 Compliments HODGKINS SONS Compliments o EPSTEIN S Wall Paper and Pamt Co 210 Mam Street Complzments BOBS HABERDASHERY THE WHITE FRONT MARKET W T Luster Prop Tel 500 Grocerles and Provzszons 66 East Vlam Street Compllments DR A H PURDY Complzments MAIN STREET FISH MARKET '768 Mam Street Tel 1030 C om pllments AFSILA Dry Cleaning and Pressmg 8912 Mam Street E A Creel Prop Complzments THURSTON S TAXI Telephone 3000 Complzments DR WILLIANI F HARTY Complzments o WILLIAM E MORRIS Landscape Gardner Telephone 498 Complzments Of EAST GLOUCESTER PHAR NI ACY Compllments 0 H H MORRIS Contractor Page One Hundred Twenty Ive 1 ' I Of . D. B. . of . . ,Q ' 0 1 I . ' of Of . . u James R. Moody, Prop. . of . . . V of f ' . . , . ' . ' f of ' NALLY AND ALVES Contractors and Butlders Robt J Nally Joseph S Alveq 22 Frlend Street 14 Madlson Avenue Electrtc Weldtng Gas Welding JOHN T LOVE WELDINC CO Wharf Street Tel 2091 R Acetelyne Burnmg Flame Cuttmg Compllments JOHN CHIANCIOLA FISHERIES Compltments G R A Y S Compliments LAGACE BEAUTY SHOP Compliments BURKES EXPRESS Compltments CAPE ANN FISHERIES Complzments DR JOSEPHW FOLEY Compliments NORTONS DRESS SHOP Complzments Of SALAH MARKET Graduatwn Underwear and Hosrery FAVORITE CORSET SHOP 11 Washlngton Street Tel 692 W Complzments SEA PRODUCTS TRUCKERS Page One Hundred Twenty szx ol ol A, T, ol or 0, Complzments of DENNENS POTATO CHIP CO. 5512 Prospect Street Gloucester Mass Complzments of SAUNDERS DIVISION OF GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. 53 Washlngton Street Complzments o FRIENDS DAIRY Carl Trumbull Owner Complzments o CALLAHANS RIVERSIDE HOUSE Essex Mass Compltments o PRESSON RYAN EXPRESS CO 37 Pearl Street Complzments GLOUCESTER FRATERNITY CLUB Com plzments o O CONNELLS VARIETY STORE F ountam Servzce 89 Washlngton Street Complzments o D F HARRIS 8: SONS, INC 26 Wharf Street Gloucester Mass Nature s Most Nearly Per ect Food Should be a Must Item In Datly Duet Your H P HOOD AND SONS C omplzments o PARKHURST MARINE RAILWAYS All Klnds of Sh1p Work Promptly Attended to Gloucester Mass Tutormg ADELIWE W PROCT 84 Prospect Street OR Tel 224 HENDERSON AND JoHNsoN INC Manufacturers o Intenor and Exterwr House Paznts 121 Duncan Street Gloucester Mass PgOeHudedTw tyee 1 , . . 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