Hale High School - Pompositticut Yearbook (Stow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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I' Q , F 1. , I ' - . .............. C' ' ' -l ..,............... ' Photograph Editors ....... ...................... S usan Sewall. Eleanor Warren Y L, ' v I V 1 - 7 Y I F CULTY asf?-iii? md TKXJE X!! xy' HNWJW 45 Q 1 M VW xx sin f Q' lg 9 -5 W 6 i -' ,,h f -4--K-v-gn wA--M- Q L' 1 -f 1 I S Yi I K fy, ,f .j rf . f ' f I l x . 'II 7 f , , f ff J 4 1 f 7' . - 5 1 J ,f f f , x I 0 f, 72 Z! 1 X9 W -f - i , flhif , .hzqziitigkgsli ti l .eQEyg,5:EL EigE2:3.5a 5. 39155 fl? xii- v aa'v . , N ff I ' K x f x RJ l f R ' Faculty SEATED Mrs Fa1re Potter Mrs Dora Fletcher Mr W1l11am Hartley Pr1nc1pal Mrs Kathleen Platt Mrs M1ll1cent Getchell STANDIING Mr R1chard Bejune Mr Robert Mu1r Mr Dante lppohto Muslc Superv1sor Mr W1ll1am .T Hartley Mrs Dora V! Fletcher Mrs Fame D Potter Mrs Kathleen D Platt Mr R1chard H Bejune Mr Robert Mu1r Mrs Myrtle A Flaherty Mr Dante Ippohto Mr W 1ll1am L Rmehart Mrs Fa1re D Potter Mrs Dor1s E Allen School Commlttee Mr Vhlfred Woodhead Chau-man Mr C Roger Wxtherbee Mr Durwood Frost Supermtendent Mr Edwun J I-Iarr1man FACULTY OF' HPLE' HIGH SCHOOL Pr1nc1pal Mathematxcs and Sc1ence Commerc1a1SubJects Englxsh Latm and Soc1alStud1es Elnglxsh H1story and Languages Ass1stant Pr1nc pal Englxsh and H1story Arlthmeuc Geography and Scxence Art MUSIC Penmanshlp Speech Nurse ENIOR f N Sz X Q i I 'LN' N 5 f' WW, f f v X rm -A .. XJ . f .. X N ig' 4, KE C Q Nl I K 7 N rg' ,, lx M, 4 Ns I :u,zc Spea inn. I-I'l............ X IX IAN AL luntor Prom 54 mor Plat Glen Club Basketball bultball Band ICE BROVI N Dance Commlttee Yearbook Staff Drum r Tratmnp Caleta, rta ELEANOR FRAIN Softball Iuntor Prom 5 1 mr P ay C111 C, ub Band Dance Commtttee Yt at book Ctaff Drxxf r I ramtng Culete rta Orcmstra TAINE MAR Baslv, tball Softball lumor Prom Sentur Play Glef, Club Dance Cornmzttee Ye arbook Staff llryasurer Se Cretary X tce Presxdent D X ID CLIFFORD CROX ELI I lc whall I O . . -nxt 1 -HC. .... ..... . .......... .. Dim 0 Cornrnitree . . . . . . . . . '1!'bc1uk S aff ..... tl... SzaientCouncil......,,....,,.. 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D1PlEl RO Ba-.ke tball Softball lunxor Prom benlor P ay Glu, Club Band Dance Committee Yearbook Staff Druer Traxnmg Cafeterxa Orchebtra MARY l UCILIL ERKKIYNEIN Junxor Prom Commxttee Dance Commxttee Senior Play Glee Club Y1 arbook Staff Drner Tramtng nrt Operetta Leherette Senxor Supper Abbxstant DOIN-ALD LESTER FREEMAIN Baeketball Baseball Junmor Prorn Cornnuttee Semor Play Glee Club Yfarbook Staff Drner Trammg Dance Cornmxttee LORETTA AINNE GOUCHER lun or Prom Commlttee Dance Commxttee er tor Play frlte C ub arbook Staff la: Treasurer t er lrammy H er a -'-S-,lb lce tant nor Bla, L bherevte D1I'ete JOLLY never a dull momenv wmth Helen eoftball star just lover, oral themes good clzepoextxon loves movxee worker Allouette Dont you get fresh xx xth me Erkkxe BLLINT blue Merc chubby another Hnstory lover letter vxrtter wedrltng bells xx xll soon be rmgtng l don t ca re Don lRONlCAl dlblllies. glrle mubcles uthlettc man of fevu words dry eenbe of hunxor lxrock tt uit Loren CHALLEINGER types x ell one of Frlckson 5 xce cream ecoop ers black Ponuac Hob Nob Newton loves NBCBIAOH5 bruatn eyes lhey re all the SSRN! ll BOUT n md Operetta Lsneretxe Semor Sunper A sxbvam Clae5 Hlstory ANN EVELYN HERRICK Basketball Junxor Prom Commxttee Dance Commxttee Senlor Play Glee Club Yearbook Staff Drxver Trammng Cafeterxa I ssxstant Operetta L sherette Senxor Play Usherette EDVMARD NIEL JENSEN Basketball Baseball Dance Committee .Tumor Prom Commxttee Semor Play Glee Club Band Yearbook Staff Class Presxdent Drxver Trammg Publxc Speakmg HELEN AUDREY LAW Junior Prom Commxttee Dance Commxttee Senxor Play Glee Club Yearbook Staff Softball Drmver Trammg ELIZABETH ANN LINDEN Basketball Softball Dance Commxttee Junior Prom Commlttee Senior Play Glee Club Band Yearbook Staff Nzce Presxdent Drlver Trammg Publxc Speakmg Fxnals Z Ann DREAMER another damaged lxmb dxslxkes shorthand Sklel' For Keeps thxs txme 'P 'P pony ta xl hmer You'd be surprxsed OBSTINATE good athlete always ready wnh an excuse southpaw lxkes to argue Maynard Fnrst Nauonal tall and blond Out of the trees Art Operetta Marshal Audrey .TOVIAL Texas roller skatmg always the last eomxng mio classes oral themes CIYWCY' frxendly Canadxan Vl hal Betty HAPPY GO LUCKY lxkes sknng roller skatmg Mmk blagk Chrysler lxkeable future woman xn whxte 11ke5 10 dance You gotta go Art Offxce Ass lstant C pere ita Orche stra ' ' ......... 3.' ..... 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GEORGE DOUGLAS MaclVER Baseball Basketball .Tumor Prom Commxttee Dance Commxttee Semor Play Glee Club Yearbook Staff Operetta Publxc Speakmg Wmner Presxdent Student Councxl ELEANOR MANNING PECK Softball Basketball Band Publxc Speak1ng Operetta Sensor Play Magazxne Campamgn Dance Commxttee Valedxctorxan Glee Club Gmrls State Representauve MYRTLE DORIS PUGSLEY .Tumor Prom Commxttee Dance Commxttee Semor Play ....... Z Softball........... ........ . Band. ..... ............. . . Yearbook Staff . ........ ....... . . Glee Club .... . . . ............ . . Cafeteria Xssistant ..... . ...... Mac PRANKSTER pxlot of the Chev Hlstorxan lxkes all glrls crew cut OH Happy Day The spxan copxes Posxe s homework estudxante de Espanol Cute Kld Band Art 'Posxe BRILLIANT good basketball player What s the m tere st lh Bolton? lxkes sknng always drxvmg somewhere Holy Cow D A R Yearbook Staff Junxor Prom Committee Myrt IMPULSIVE likes blondes sudden xnterest m hockey Democrat .... .... m xsses band practice .... How bout that. . . SUSAN MAYNARD SEIWALL Sue ' Senior Play........... Yearbook Staff ............... Junior Prom Committee. . . . . . . . . Dance Committee . . . . . . Drxver Training . . . . . . . Glee Club . . ......... ..... . . Treasurer............ Student Councxl ......... . ...... Cafeteria Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . PE'l'lTE ....... goes to Boston . afternoons ........ Ballet star. . Pontiacs ...... Audrey s pal . . . I don t care! 3 3 NORMAN ARTHUR STEWART Basketball Z Baeeball lnmor Prom Commxttee Se-nmr Play Glee Club Dance Committee Ycarbook Staff Dru er Traxnmg Operetta Babkelball lunmr Pronu Commxttee S nturl ay Glen Club Stew me SPEJEDY small but llwelx hm rod onthe road enjoys oral themes plays basker ball well How 5 the Chewy 7 prexry quxet mn claba but not so quxe! out of class Don bel un xt CATHERINE MARY XODOKLYS Cathxe FLY BY NIGHT xxorrxea about Softball marks lce cream acooper Loretta 5 bo-orn pal bo can she xxhtbper lNev.lon loxe: vxeek Qnds Anne You E.I'FICIElNl' what 5 the Dance Curnnutlec Yea rbuuk Staff Claea Secretary Clabr- Treasurer Glee Club Officer Drxxer Traxnmg Z thmk o Semor Play Uahereue Claes Grits Olfxce As-blatant Public Speakxnp SYLVIA El INOR ll AINHA PALO bylv Baaketball Manager Qufrball lunmr Prom Commxttee Se-mor Play Glee Club Drxxer Tralnmg Publxc Sneakmg Yearbook Staff bccretary Caleterza Oltlce Asbxstant ELEANOR l.'AhllE.N Basketball ................ . , , . Softball .................. ,-, .Iunior Pronx Comnxiuee . . . . . . . Senior P y .... , ........... I. . . Glee Club ....... ......... ,,.. Band ...............,...... . . , Dance Cuntmittee . . . ...... .-,., . Yearbook Staff ............. .,.. ' . Clahf. Will... ................ . .. altractxon at Hudsonv vxhlz at Shorthand blue eyes and blonde ha xr Vl xllya loxee to dance and bln Where 5 nty I-Iank1e Honestly Semor Play Ubherette benxor Supper Assxetanx Dance Commxttee Dewrees ATHLEQTE. . farmerette. . . sludious. . xxavey hair . SUCCESS. . Ellie .. .loves basketball capable worker, nice ,. , , on the road to ldon'1 know, .n1usical1mere,tl . ' . 4 rm, va.,-P- I w 2 -um DANlEL ROVN LAND VNOODHEAD Dan Basketball Baseball Jumor Prom Committee Sensor P ay Glee Club Band Dance Commnttee Yearbook Staff Publxc Spealung Art L CAROL A Vi EZTHEQBEE Basketball Txmer lunxor Prom Commxttee Senxor Play blee Club Band Dance Cornmxttee Yearbook Staff Drner Trammg Publxc Speakmg Cafeterxa Office Assxsiant awk' 1 INDlFFLRElNT possesses a knack for gettmg mio trouble Englxsh Prefect powerfu vocabulary a good baske: ball player Hey fellas Class Prophecy Dance Band W' -z Carol REFINED determmed and her lollxpop drums and pxano vacatxon lover durmg study perxods worker and good dxsposxtxon or somethmg lxke that Lxlly talks hard Operetxa U she retie Magazme Campaxgn General Manager Orchestra Eighth Grade Graduation NANIE X IX 1an Brown Eleanor Cameron Tane Colby Davld Crovyell Helen D1P18tTO Mary Erkklnen Donald Freeman Loretta Goucher Ann Herrlck Edward Jensen Audrey Lavy George Maclyer Eleanor Peck Myrtle Pugsley Susan Sevyall Norrnan Stewart Catherme Vodokly s Sy lx 13 Vlanhatalo Eleanor Vlarren IN ICKNAME 1X Cameo Jan1e Daye Pedro Erkle Don Lorett Ann Jenny Audrey Mac Pos 16 My rt Sue Squeeks Cath1e Syly Ellle Carol Wetherbee Carol Danxel Woodhead Dan LIKES Horses Ice skatmg Dr 1V1l'1g G1I'lS Bow hng Bowlmg Exe 1teme nt Vacat1ons from School Skllng Dr 1V mg to Melrose Rollerskatmg My self Ba ske tball Moy 16 s lHuds Dane mg Ba sketball on'9 Yuh J Moy 1es and DHHCIHQ Rollerskatlnp Skuny MUSIC and Fl ravellmg Underwater Flshmg Personalltles DISI IKES Nothmg 1n general E ve rythmg 1n part 1cu1ar Oral Top1cs Monday Mornmgs Art Commg to school School Cafeter1a food History Shorthand Maynard g1rls Boy s Span1sh VK r1t1ng Themes Report cards Oral Top1cs .pchool All I'I'1dlhCITlBl1CS Concelt Havmg to tell someone h1s homew ork September K1dS who r1de mn cars and don t pay for the gas ., Y, ,,V.,,, , I 4 r H H ' A .I . 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AMBITION YK axe Fore1gn M1SS1OHaPy Secretary Stay Ahve Nurse Halrdresser and Mrs Navy Executwe Secretary VR ave Rad1O Cperator Telephone Operator Pres1dent o U S Teacher Nurse Ballerma Mechanxc Enghsh Teacher Fore lgn Trade Interpreter Mathematlcs Teacher Nutr 1t1on1st Naval Offxcer FAVORITE SUBJECT Law Shorthand Typmg Chemlstry Home Econom1cs Off1Ce Practlce Geography Offlce Practlce Bookkeepmg Study Perlod Study Per1od Hlstory Cherrustry Mus1c Law Dr wer Trammg Enghsh Off1ce Pract1ce Mathemat1c s Typmg Span1sh FAVORITE PASTINIE Horseback R1d1ng Movles Mov1es and Dancmg Gomg to Maynard Gomg R1d1ng Ern1e and Rldlflg Gomg to Mov1es Dr1v1ng and M1ke Mov1es and Eatmg Loafmg VHr1t1ng letters to Texas Johnny and Baby s1tt1ng Daydreammg Sports Rldxng 1n a gray O1dsmob11e Gomg to Boston L1sten1ng to Rad1o Dr1v1ng Dancmg Drwmg and Sports Gomg to Marlboro Shootmg a ZZ FAVORITE SA YINGS Mama M1a Got any money Good n1ght Vkell that s the way lt goes Don t you get fresh wlth me I don t care Knock xt off Honest to Pete You d be surpr1sed' Out of the trees What Holy cow How bout that I don t know Don t bet on lt You thmk so Honestly I don t know or somethlng hke that Hey fella s . . . , ? . , , V , . . , . . . . 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CGMMEN ceMaNT 'nc 'Q 9 W' fx! 8' Q Woman s Place m American Progress We hold the se truths to be self evldent That all men are created equal that they are endowed by the1r Creator wzth certa1n unal1enable r1ghts that among these are l1fe lmberty and the pur su1t of happmess For many years after th1s statement was wrmtten mto the Declaratlon of Independence th1s equahty was not beheved to extend to women G1rls were not allowed to attend school nor women college They could not enter profes s1ons such as law and med1c1ne and above all they had no vo1ce 1n the government exther nat1onal or terr1tor1al As years passed however women came to take a more pronnent pos1t1on 1n Amencan llfe When the country schools of the Un1ted States developed g1rls were gwen the same 1nstruct1on as boys At Troy New York Emma Wmllard after undergomg r1d1cule and persecutmn es tabllshed a c1ty endowed school that gave women the same educat1onal advantages as men W1th1n a few years Oberlm College opened 1ts doors to both men and women The effect was natlon wlde Even before the C1v1l War women were workmg hard for the 1mprovement of cond1t1ons 1n our country On a March mormng 1n 1814 Dorothea D1x V1S1ted the House of Correctmn at East Cambrxdge Massachusetts and went home that mght so shocked and terr1f1ed at what she had seen that she could not sleep What had shocked her so was the ghastly cond1t1on of the msane at the Ja1l They wore shackles the1r cells were dark a1rless and unheated and the walls shxmmered w1th frost Many wardens beat the mmates 1n order to obta1n sllence research she took her f1nd1ngs to the members of the Massachusetts leg1slature When con fronted wxth the shockmg evmdence they quxckly prov1ded for the f1rst hosp1tal for 1nsane patlents at Worcester From Massachusetts she went to Rhode Island Mame and then made her way throughout the Unlted States workmg unceas1ngly unt1l the phght of the mentally 1ll was vastly 1mproved On January Z1 1901 one of the most sensat1onal women 1n Amermcan h1story walked down the streets of W1ch1ta Kansas smgmg Onward Chr1st1an Soldlers She had a hatchet 1n her hand and when she reached Jlm Burns saloon she rushed 1n through the swmgmg doors As customers fled and the bartender ducked Carr me Nat1on threw beer bottles at the mlrrors and smashed 1n the heads of whlskey barrels w1th her hatchet In a few m1nutes the place looked as 1f xt had been struck by a cyclone By her f1ery and spectacular crusades she helped arouse the 1nd1gnat1on that made nat1onal proh1b1t1on posslble seventeen years later Dorothea D1x and Carr1e Natxon are but two women 1n a f1eld of thousands who have been and are workmg 1n the f1eld of soclal reforms Jane Addams as head of Chlcago s Hull House and Clara Barton founder of the Amer1can Red Cross devoted the1r 11ves to th1s cause day a vast number of women are employed 1n varlous flelds of welfare work The Umted States has produced many great wr1ters among them several women Harrlet Beecher btowe became natlonally famous for her 1nsp1r1ng novel Uncle Tom s Cabm whmch dep1cted slave llfe Everyone has at one stage or another read one or more of Loulsa May Alcott s books descr1b1ng the lxfe of average Amerxcan of the day These and a host of contemporary wr1ters have helped put our country on the hterary map , -O O . . ,, . . . Miss Dix set out immediately to better the condition of these mentally ill. After much , , . . . . . . 7 Y . . ,, . . . .,, E. . , . . . , . , . . . i To- . ' - - ' so Q ' 19 W1th women takmg a more actwe part 1n everyday l1fe, the quest1on of extendmg suffrage to them became a nat1on w1de questxon, Lucret1a Mott and Elxzabeth Stanton were p1oneers 1n the woman suffrage movement and 1n startmg the ball rollmg As early as 1848 a meet1ng was held ln Seneca Falls New York to dlscuss the subject Ga 1n1ng the rxght to vote was however a long and severe struggle In 1869 the d1e was cast 1n Wyom1ng when women were allowed to vote In the same year the Nat1ona1 Woman Suffrage Assoclatxon was organ1zed and M1ss .susan B Anthony became presldent A steady carnpalgn was waged 1n the states L.1tt1e by lxttle the movement ga med headway Fmally m 1919 both houses of Congress passed the Nmeteenth Amendment to the Const1tu t1on and the f1ght was over The r1ght of c1t1zens of the Un1ted States to vote could no longer be den1ed by any state on account of sex Smce th1s great even women have taken an mcreasmgly act1ve part 1n our government Many have been elected to state or federal pos1t1ons One of our own representatwes from Massachusetts Edxth Nourse Rogers has spent much tlme workmg for veterans leg1s1at1on Recently Pres1dent Ehsenhower appomted two women to pos1t1ons h1gh 1n the government s functxon One Cla1re Booth Luce he delegated to be our off1c1al repre sentatlve to Italy and the other Mrs Ivy Baker Pr1est became the Treasurer of the Un1ted States Amer1can women played a role far greater than ever before durmg the Second World War They subst1tuted for men 1n the pos1t1ons at home and many thousands actually served m the armed forces They also performed unportant c1v1l1an defense work and were mvaluable as nurses for the S1Ck and wounded Amerlca would be vastly d1fferent today had It not been for the s1gn1f1cant contr1but1ons of women Young women graduatmg from schools or colleges today may look w1th pr1de upon the past ach1evements of Amerlcan women and gather 1nsp1rat1on to contmue m then' foot steps toward even greater progress Valedlctory Classmates As we look back over our twelve years of study we should never thxnk of them as wasted for through the pat1ent help and gu1dance of our teachers we have gamed knowledge Thls knowledge 15 v1tal to each one of us 1nd1v1dually 1n our pursu1t of happmess and prosperxty The past four years have been enjoyable ones on the whole We have st11d1ed together worked together and played together learnmg diferent lessons from books bw the same lesson of progress from small thmgs to greater ones Let us put th1s knowledge to good use Now we shall each go our own separate ways but all perhaps w1th the same end 1n mmd to acqu1re prosperlty Most of us w11l never become r1ch or famous m the sense we know It today but we shall all contrxbute 1n some small way to the progress of th1s nat1on and Progress 15 Prosper1ty OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1953 Pres1dent George Maclver V1ce Presldent Jane Colby Secretary Sylvla Wanhatalo Treasurer Susan Cewall Student Counc1l Dav1d Crowell Adv1sor Mrs Kathleen Platt Class Class Class Class Motto Flower Colors Marshal Eleanor Pe ck Progress IS Prospenty Red Carnat1on Red and Wh1te 1ll1am Wh1tney 3 I ' l 1 o 1 . , V ' . ,. . . . . . - 1 1 ' ' . . . . . 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Salutatory Address Parents Teachers Fr1ends and Schoolmates I welcome you he re torught w1th mtxed emot1ons Whlle I feel very much elated and proud on th1s my last day 1n h1gh school I also feel apprehens1ve as to what l1es ahead As 1n the past four years your unfa1l1ng a1d parents and fr1ends w1ll help us over l1fe s many p1tfa1ls On behalf of the class of 1953 I w1sh to take th1s opportumty to thank you for your past and future ass1stance A Few Suggested Steps For Progress As we leave Hale H1gh School we should not only be 1n a joyful frame of m1nd but we should go forward resolutely It does not take a soothsayer to foretell the d1rect1on 1n wh1ch the world 1S travelmg Determmed and consc1er1t1ous leaders w1ll be needed to help the world to avert the many catastrophxes wh1ch threaten and lt 1S our fervant W1Sh that we may 1n some capac1ty do our share toward th1s end As can be gathered from the da1ly per1od1cals the world today 1S 1n a truly perplexed cond1t1on Not only IS lt affl1cted w1th the gr xevous burden of war but also w1th a complex soc1al orgamsm 1n Wh1Ch there 1S much room for 1mprovement It IS the duty of us the leaders of tomorrow and you the bellwethers of today to r1se above petty dlfferences 1n an attempt to create a peaceful assoc1at1on between all people of var1ous faxths Much progress has already been made 1n th1s f1eld as w1tness the co operat1ve efforts of the leadmg re11g 1ous bod1es workmg on a nat1onal scale Yes that should be the theme on th1s our commencement We should str1ve w1th d1l1gence and s1ncere appl1cat1on to correct the many 1lls to wh1ch we have become accustomed In every d1ct1onary 15 a word that should not be necessary to the Engllsh language That church party belxef or OPIDIOH Rel1g1ous and soc1al d1scr1m1nat1on IS a ser1ous eV1l that can spread l1ke a cancex when It IS planted 1n the hearts of men by cruel and mlsgulded fa nat1cs Let us pray that there w1ll always be a place 1n the Un1ted States where the Negro Jew and Gent1le may l1ve together 1n contentment and fel1c1ty One more cond1t1on 1n the world as lt ex1sts today Wh1Ch I trust the progress to be made 1n the next fxfty years w1ll zmprove IS the ex1stence of slums To refer once more to Noah Webster a slum IS a th1ckly populated street or alley marked by wretched l1v1ng cond1t1ons Even m my 1mmatur1ty I can see that there 1S no place 1n a well ordered commun1ty for Vtretched l1v1ng cond1t1ons St1ll another appall1ng c1rcumstance 1S the current nat1onal crlme wave Th1S very moment much lawlessness 15 tak1ng place The youth of Amerlca should do all 1n 1tS power to avert the threat of a completely cr1me r1dden country Of course these are only a few of the maladles wh1ch must be cured lf we are to surv1ve m a peaceful world If we survey the matter carefully we see that self1shness 11eS at the root of these and many other human d1ff1cult1es Perhaps 1n the next few years man Wlll progress to a po1nt where he w1ll be a l1ttle more concerned Wlth others and a l1tt1e less w1th self The words used by Abraham Lmcoln 1n h1s Second Inaugural Address seem to express the sum and substance of the proper attltude wh1ch I trust man w1ll attam as he progresses through the corr1dors of txme I I . I : - 3 I Q ' I I I . . , . . . , , . I ' Y l I I I . . , - . . . - , . word is bigot . Webster defines it as one obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his own , Y . , . . .,, . . . . . . . . . . , 0 . . . y , . P . . . , . . u ' It ' ' ' ' ' IO , . . . . , . . v Al Y ' ' ' ' I1 I ' 7 , , . . : W1th mal1ce toward none w1th charlty for all w1th flrmness 1n the r1ght as God g1VeS us to see the r1ght let us str 1ve on to f1n1sh the work we are xn to bmd up the nat1on s wounds to care for h1m who shall have borne the battle and for h1s w1dow and orphan to do all Wh1Ch may ach1eve and cher1sh a just and lastmg peace among ourselves and w1th all nat1ons Th1S lad1es and gentlemen 1 our commencement It IS but the begmnmg of l1ves ded 1cated to the prmclples of democracy We hope that our acts w1l1 conform to the h1gh standards estabhshed by you our staunchest supporters and that our careers w1ll be conducted 1n a manner that w1ll meet approval 1n the eyes of God and of our fellow man .lane Colby Semor Degrees We the class of 1953 are the most br1ll1ant and 1ntellectual group of young men and women who have ever attended Hale Hxgh Cchool Th1s fact IS borne out by the 1l1ustr1ous records we have ach1eyed ln the last four years Takmv th1S all 1nto cons1derat1on we feel that the members of our class should rece1ve honorary degrees to start them on the long road to success W1th1n the space of a few short years the 1n1t1als B S A B and Ph D w1ll undoubtedly be added to those g1ven ton1ght I now request that those whose names I read please step forward to rece 1ve the 1r degrees Vlvlan Br own Eleanor Cameron Dav1d Crowell Helen D1P1EtIO Mary Erkkmen Donald Freeman Loretta Goucher Ann Herrxck Edward .Tensen Audrey Law Ehzabeth L1nden George Maclver Eleanor Peck Myrtle Pugsley Susan Cewall Norman Stewart Catherlne Vodoklys Eleanor Warren Carol Wetherbee Dan1e1 Vt oodhead Sylvxa Wanhatalo B PPP GA WFC T AB E HRL NWN AM HHH Champ1on Bowler T1ny But Talkatwe Everyone s Fr1end Full of Fun Ern1e s Pr1de and Joy Mrs Potter s Pet Peeve Real George All the Way Varlety 1S the Sp1ce of I..1.fe Reluctant Romeo Wal lex s Featured Customer Rar1n To Go Semor Casanova Always on the Ball Home Ec s News Reporter Sure to Succeed .Tust a L11 11 Fella Hot Rod L11 Never a Worry Never a Care Ambassador to Marlboro Beauregard s Bashful Beau Hank s Happy Honey Sylv 1a VN anhatalo C .. , C. . . T.B.T. ' ' Jane Colby W.E.A.T. Willing to Eat Any Time ' E,F. ' ' ' E.P..T. ' ' ' M .... . ' R. . .W. ' V.S.L. ' ' ' ' R.R. ' ' R. .G. 'E ' S.C. ' ' H. .N.R. ' . . S.S. J'.L..F. ' ' ' . . .C. , ' 7 B.B.B. G ' Class Hlstory Dear Frlends If you w1ll g1ve me your kmd attent1on for a few mmutes lw1ll relate to you the story of a marvelous class the most wonderful class that ever happened at Old Hale Hxgh namely the class of 1953 Its llfe contmued but four short years yet every day of those four years was crowded w1th events When the members of thxs remarkable class have all ach1eved the fame and honors that are bound to come to them the memor1es of those four years w1ll llnger m the hearts of each and everyone But I must return to the beg1nn1ng of my story It was 1n September 1949 A D that th1s br1ll1ant group of boys and g1rls f1rst made the1r trmmphal appearance 1n the halls and on the campus of Hale Hlgh and from that day unt1l the day of graduat1on there was more mtellectuallty 1n the atmosphere of that 1nst1tut1on than was ever known before or probably wxll ever be known aga ln As Freshmen we suffered many 1nd1gn1t1es but as Sophomores we passed them on to the class below us By the end of the f1rst year the freshness had ent1rely d1sappeared We had become qu1te fam1l1ar w1th the school customs and curr1culum so that durlng the second year we were able to enjoy more of the soc1al functxons and fest1v1t1es of school l1fe Next came the .Tumor year A few changes were made 1n the personnel of the class as we had lost Ralph Crowell Ralph Ban.f1eld Ernest Beland Walter Scesny and W1ll1am Johnson but we had welcomed Audrey Law A course 1n Drmver s Trammg was 1nst1tuted thls year for JVUHIOTS and a car was rece1ved also the pat1ent help of Mr R1chard Bejune whose trammg made lt POSS1b1e for some of us to secure our l1cences Two very successful dances were held durmg our Iun1or year our class havxng become famous for conductmg the best dances ln Aprxl publ1c speakxng coached by Mrs Ruth Howard of the faculty was the mam 1n terest of our class Betty Lxnden Cath1e Vodoklys George Nlaclver and Davxd Crowell par t1c1pated The se four went to Lxttleton to compete w1th other schools w1th the result that George Maclver won fmrst pr1ze wh1le Dav1d Crowell won th1rd pr1ze One of our major projects as .Tun1ors was selectlng a class r1ng whlch was accomp11shed after careful exam1nat1on of samples Ah the t1me had come We were gomg to have our .Tumor Prom Preparat1on were made and on May 9 1952 some one hundred were enjoymg themselves at our fmal dance of our Junxor year At last the Sen1or year came w1th all 1ts d1gn1ty and lmportance and xts great feel1ng of super1or1ty over all the other classes And w1th lt came the thought and preparat1ons for graduatlon the select1on of the motto the class flower the class colors the marshal the gowns and all that enters mto commencement The year was just beg1nn1ng though and there was lots to be done Under the capable d1rect1on of Mrs Fa1re Potter Cheaper By The Dozen was presented to the publ1c on December 12th and 13th O : . . . . . 1 . Y U D . . , 1 n U . . . . . . Y I U I I l - 1 I I . . I . . , . . . , . . , . from Broad's Garage of Hudson for use in this course. This we appreciated very much, and l . I . . , . , . . 1 I . n A 1 I ' U , . Y . , . , . , . . , I ' ' p 1 1 1 . . . y , u bf . . . ,L .. U I The basketball team f1n1shed theu' f1.fth year w1th Mr Robert Mu1r as the boys coach and M1ss Frances Macomber coachmg the g1rls Many of the Semor boys and gmrls held prom ment pos1t1ons on the teams The most 1mportant project to us dur1ng our Senxor year was our yearbook Vle were kept out of m1sch1ef durmg January and February as the yearbook took most of our spare t1me It was certamly worthwh1le as lt helped to fmance our annual Sen1or Class trxp As I stated before lt was the most remarkable class that had ever passed beneath the portals of our grand old h1gh The fact of our hav1ng studxed there mn and graduated therefrom w1ll make our school famous for many years to come Loretta Goucher Thmgs You ll Never See Ann Herrlck w1thout a broken bone m the wmnter Mrs Potter w1thout her lxttle red book George w1thout h1s name on the P M 11st The boys basketball team w1thout a Wah heen ee cry Mr Mu1r w1thout a coke Myrtle prepared for an oral theme Anna May w1thout a ponytall Margaret Woodhead W1th0Ut a huge vocabulary Eddle Jensen w1thout a radlo book B111 E ceas1ng to talk about Hot Rods Archme Banks w1th wmdows 1n h1s car Don Freeman out Wlth a g1rl Carolyn and Clara not g1ggl1ng Mrs Flaherty g1v1ng an A 1n Art The Senmor boys out votmg the Senlor g1rls 1n class meet1ng The Senlors be mg qu1et after the second bell All the Senxors entermg class together before Mrs Platt closes the door Jane Colby not ready to eat The 5th per1od bemors not settmg bad examples Mr Bejune not s1tt1ng on the edge of the seat when gwmg a drwmg lesson Betty not Wllllng to go to a movle The g1rls not brmgmg the soclal problems to Mrs Fletcher Carol Vk mdulgmg m sports George w1th a car door that stays shut The hbrary students not bemg heard throughout the buxldmg DaV1d not supplyxng the Cernor g1rlS w1th gum The I-hgh School w1thout a row of cars out front Sylv1a not typmg somethmg for Mr Hartley Sue S not leavmg for Boston on Monday afternoon Loretta gettmg a low mark on a typmg tlmed wr1t1ng Myrt and Eleanor not attendmg the Hudson movxes Cathy ceasmg to sneeze durmg I-lxstory Helen w1thout a cheery sm1le Danny w1thout a m1sch1evous look m h1s eve Eleanor Warren ceasmg to repeat I don t know P0516 not offermg to brmg her car Mary not wr1t1ng a letter dur mg Hlstory Norman commg to school f1Ve days a week Audrey not w1ll1ng to go skatmg Mr Hartley w1thout an overloaded br1efca se Mrs Platt forgettmg to asslgn oral themes on Frxday If ' 7 1 pp 1. . . . . 1 2. . 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Prophecy No one can foretell the future There are some who w1l1 d1spute th1s cla 1m I offer to them as my sole and 1rrefutable argument, the morn1ng prognost1cat1ons of one Wetherbee commonly known as The B Z Weatherman To be sure some unscrupulous 1nd1v1duals hold themselves out as oracles cla1m1ng gypsy ancestry or some other baloney and they make money at lt Why they do has always been a mystery to me I guess there s a lot of suckers 1n the world However because xt 1S customary for the h1gh school yearbook to contam a class prophecy every year I m gomg to 1mag1ne not prophesy as to the 1mpend1ng l1ves of my classmates trymg to make lt pa1nless lf not enterta1n1ng If we could by some freak of nature or phys1cs or somethmg look 1nto the future we m1ght fmd ourselves 1n someone s l1v1ng room and chances are we should see a newspaper Sgt Freeman does lt aga1n The glar1ng headlmes are 1nescapable MfSgt Donald Freeman rece1ves hxs th1rd medal of honor for SETVICC above and beyond the call of duty Sgt Freeman has been offered the rank of Second I.,1eutenant many txmes but he says Off1 cers are a d1me a dozen I ll stay a sergeant where I can make the papers every month Don t m1ss the debate between Massachusetts congresswomen Mary Erkkmen and Myrtle Pugsley on VN KXL ton1.ght urges an ad Of course It means te1ev1s1on nobody llstens to a rad1o now The advert1sement goes on Ne1ther of these lfltrepld women leglslators has ever lost an argument w1th any man so don t m1ss the battle ton1ght V1v1an Brown 1S advert1s1ng her r1d1ng stable on the front page That s unnecessary Everyone who 15 anyone knows about xt In fact you just can t be mcluded 1n the local four hundred unless you ve fallen off a horse at VIVIBH s VIX 1an s frxend Helen D1P1etro 15 do1ng all rlght There was a newspaper announcement yesterday that one of the larger c1rcuses Iforget 1ts name 15 now featur1ng her 1n 1ts equestr1enne act State F1Sh and Game Comm1ss1oner Edward Jensen has ordered a closed season on foxes as the fox 15 about to become ext1nct m Massachusetts It 15 expected that numerous women s lubs and organ1zat1ons w1ll oppose thxs measure Poor Ed looks as 1f he ll have to wrthdraw h1s rulmg I remember that he never could stand up agamst g1rls back 1n hxgh school Sylvla Wanhatalo a fore1gn trade mterpreter for a small steamshlp l1ne has been offered a post 1n the legat1on to Fmland but she 1S expected to refuse rather than sell her stock 1n the company Here s an mterestmg art1cle Carol Wetherbee ded1cates new rest home for aged That may seem pretty tame on the surface but Carol has mfluenced the state to bulld so many of them that some taxpayers are mad and are st1rr1ng up a hot flght 1n the State Senate Here s a p1cture of Loretta Goucher modelmg a su1t for some expenswe store 1n Boston Loretta s slenderness and grace have made her the top fashzon model ln the country She may often be seen at Cathy s place a large roller skatmg rmk 1n wh1ch she owns a part 1nterest Cather1ne Vodoklys was the f1rst modern bus1nesswoman to realxze the POSS1b1l1t1ES of the expand1ng metropol1s of Stow For It was here that she bu1lt her combmed rollerskatmg r1nk and ICE cream parlor m wh1ch she and Loretta dxsh out 1ce cream occas1onally for recreat1on . . 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When they wouldn t let her go as fast as she wanted to at the Wal lex Rollerskatmg Rmk Audrey Law started skat1ng 1n the Roller Derby held every Tuesday mght at Cathy s Place Now there s an announcement 1n the paper that she has won the nat1onal champlonshxp by put t1ng slxteen r1val contestants 1I1 the hosp1tal Looks as 1f the government IS hav1ng a new a1rf1eld bu1lt There s a 11st of the contractors 1n the paper today Say One of those names remmds me of another of my old classmates Jane Colby 1S the personal secretary to the pres1dent of that company Someone told me last n1ght that she s the only reason why they re where they are today What s more I understand that she doesn t take d1ctat1on on the boss s lap that she spells words correctly and that she doesn t take half the day off go1ng out for coffee she has lt sent rn I wonder what s happen1ng 1n the world of sports Well here s an art1cle on modern bas ketball by sports commentator George Maclver George ret1red from coach1ng the Stow I-I1gh School basketball squad to a v1ctor1ous 3 game Wlnnlng streak 1n a Z5 game season Th1s 1S the most games they ve ever won Coach Maclver attr1butes th1s cond1t1on to the fact that the good c1t1zens of Stow have never gotten around to bu1ld1ng a basketball gymnasmm for the 1r 11lustr1ous heroes The spec1f1c player wh1ch sports wr1ter Maclver talks about 1S one Norman Stewart After lead1ng the Tufts College hoop team to an undefeated season Norman was snapped up by the Boston Celt1cs and now the d1m1nut1ve 6 9 star drops xn an average of frfty pomts a game I never read the SOC1elCy page but maybe someone I knew 1n h1gh school 15 gett1ng marr1ed Lovely Wash1ngton hostess Eleanor Cameron throws another party Who doe sn t know the engagmg Mxss Cameron'7 She 15 hostess for Pres1dent Dav1d Crowell who 1S stxll a bachelor Honest Dave he was called 1n h1s campa1gn I-hs Jov1al Splrlt has led our country through many a cr1s1s Yes xt s doubtful whether General Motors has ever had a better pres1 dent Ehzabeth I..1nden world famous fash1on expert has left for France The mscrutable MISS Lmden professes the greatest contempt for the absurd French fash1ons yet lt 15 sus pected that she 1ntends to steal the latest des1gns holdmg all the deta1ls 1n her head Why that p1cture looks l1ke yes lt 15 the world famous baller1na Susan Sewall The capt1on says Mlss Sewall appears for a two n1ght performance at the Boston Opera House Lonely? I can get a man for you reads Ann HerT1Ck s advert1sement It seems that Ann IS a marr1age broker But sorry about the damage she has done Ann 15 now g1v1ng courses to men wh1ch enable them to escape her w1ly clxents Eleanor Warren s and Eleanor Peck s dance orchestra 1sn t advertlsed I guess they re not play1ng anywhere ton1ght What a t1me they had back when they started xt and no one knew them They wanted a v1ol1n1st and a p1an1st who could measure up to the 1r standard and who would both be named Eleanor I thought that sounded pretty Sllly at the t1me but the novelty seems to have helped them up to the top As I revert to the present to conclude th1s prophecy you may wonder that I have left out the most 1mportant person 1n the class The answer IS how should I know what I m go1ng to do 'P Dan1el VK oodhead g . . ' 1 . . . , . , . . . . . . , , . . . . ' 1 1 v .. , , 1 - - 1 1 r - , . . , . - , ' ' 1 0 - - . , . . . . . Q ' - ' 1 . . . . , H . . . 1 1 - , . ll ' 00 1 I 7 5 ' 1 H H . . . . . . . . - . . . . , . . , ' . ,. . . . . 1 Q - , - . . . . . H , . 1 a n- 1 - - u ' ' so J ' - ll Q1 ' 4 ' . , . - 9 1 . 1 1 ' 1 ' . o 1 Q , . . . . . . . I 1 . . 1 . . . , - . -- Class Wall HEAR YE HEAR YE. I have been called upon to read to you the last w1ll and testament of the class of 1953 wh1ch 1 drew as dxrected by her xmrnechately pr1or to her passmg from our presence It was her 1ntent1on to pre sent you personally w1th these tokens but as her last days were so occup1ed w1th engagements w1th the varlous members of the faculty she was too weary for add1t1onal effort I shall apprec1ate your courteous attent1on wh1le I read thls duly attested w1ll We the class of 1953 1n the town of Stow county of Mlddlesex state of Massachusetts bemg IH as good mental cond1t1on as usual do hereby make th1s our last w1ll and testament rendermg xoxd any former wxll that may have been prev1ously made by us durmg a perlod of temporarw confus1on In thxs manner we do dxspose of our possesslons Item I 'lo Mr Hartley we w1ll and bequeath a sound proof lab so the whole school won t hear the explos1ons caused by the chem1stry class Item 2. To Mrs Potter we wxll and bequeath a Senmor Class that w11l be as co operat1ve 1n the Sen1or Play as we were Item 3 To Mrs Platt we w1ll and bequeath all the amazmg knowledge and startl1ng mforma t1on that we have furn1shed her from t1me to t1me on our var1ous examznauon papers If she sees fmt she 15 hereby author 1zed to g1ve out such of th1s 1nformat1on to the world as she may feel the world 15 ready to rece we Item 4 To Mrs Fletcher we w1ll and bequeath a typmg project completely free from errors Item 5 To Mr Pr1est the Jan1tor we w1l1 and bequeath all scraps of paper and wads of gum found around the school so he won t have to worry about not havmg somethmg to do Item 6 To next year s Senior Class we w1ll and bequeath any old Reader s D1gests and Coronets that can be found they vnll have a good supply of oral themes for next year Item 7 To next year s Jun1or Class we w1ll and bequeath our d1gn1ty and var1ous sk1lls they can eas1ly cornplete the 11' dutles as .Tumors Item 8 To next year s Cophomore Class we w1l1 and bequeath any stubs of penc1ls erasers and old notebooks that we may have unmtentxonally left behmd us 1n the excltement and haste of gatherlno up our cher1shed treasures for the last txme Item 9 'Io the young lncommg Freshman Class we wlll and bequeath our book ent1tled How to Tell the Teachers a book comp1led by us after four years of arduous study Not1ce th1s book IS not what to tell the teachers but how It tells who your favor1te authors must be to stand well w1th the Englxsh teachers and what quest1ons to ask to make the SCICHCB 'l9BCh6l' forget the lesson and be mterestmg Th1s mformatxon IS 1nvaluable to any w1sh1ng to make lugh grades 1n the subjects ment1oned Item 10 V1v1an Brown w1lls and bequeaths her horse to Dav1d Goss 1n case that old car falls apart O I I I . I . , . . . . . and pe-rfectly spaced on which she may duly place an A , to show that nothing is impossible. -J . , , . . , . , V . . 1 ' ' 0 ' 1 ' ' ,so ' . --H--J , . . . . . . , so , V. . , . . V E. . ,, - 11 ' , ' ' , . Item 11 Jane Colby w1lls and bequeaths her A s to Eddle Trunca We hope the teachers use them 1n the future Ite m Item 11ne s Ite m Item Herr xck Dav1d Crowell w111s and bequeaths h1s ab111ty to get along w1th gxrls to Arch1e Banks Eleanor Cameron w11ls and bequeaths her love for wr1t1ng Englxsh and HISIOTY out next year s Sen1or Class Helen D1Pe1tro wllls and bequeaths her qulet ways to Leo Landry Mary Erkkmen w1lls and bequeaths her ab111ty to keep her eye on one boy to Sandra Item 16 Donald Freeman w1lls and bequeaths h1s helght and muscles to Arn1e Johnson Item 17 Loretta Goucher wxlls and bequeaths her hexght to Georgena Pr1est so that she can look over people s heads 1nstead of through thexr legs Item 18 Ann Herr1ck w111s and bequeaths a cast crutches and a splmt to anyone who wxshes to use them Item 19 keepmg Item Z0 Item Z1 Beaurega Item ZZ Erkkmen Item Z3 Item Z4 Edward Jensen WIIIS and bequeaths h1s combed ha1r to John Woodman Good Luck lt 1n pla ce Audrey Law WIIIS and bequeaths her s1ze 5 roller skates to Margaret Woodhead Betty Lmden w1lls and bequeaths her talkmg ab1l1ty and sense of humor to Anna May George Maclver w1lls and bequeaths h1s abllxty to tell Jokes 1n Engllsh class to B111y Eleanor Peck w1l1s and bequeaths her wa1stl1ne to Barbara Koch Myrtle Pugsley W111S and bequeaths to any poor g1rl who can t afford a show all her free passes to the Hudson Theater P S Ushers not mcluded Item Z5 Item 26 Item Z7 Nelson Item Z8 Susan Sewall w11ls and bequeaths her ha1rdo to anyone who wants naturally curly ha1r Norman Stewart w1l1s and bequeaths h1s technmque for be mg absent to Iggy Leahy Catherme Vodoklys w1l1s and bequeaths her ab111ty to get mto trouble to Robert Sylv1a Wanhatalo w1l1s and bequeaths her Job as Mr Hartley s off1ce secretary to her s1ster V1v1an Item Z9 Eleanor Warren w11ls and bequeaths her mathematlcal knowledge to Robert Colleton Item 30 Carol Wetherbee w111s and bequeaths her drum to Carol Madama We hope you get a b1g bang out of It Carol Item 31 Dan1el Woodhead w1l1s and bequeaths h1s curly haxr to h1s httle brother Wxnky All the rest and res1due of our property whatsoever and wheresoever of what nature kmd and qualmty soever lt may be and not here mn before dxsposed of we gwe and bequeath to our beloxed Prmcxpal for h1s use and benef1t and to be dlsposed of for the good of the comxng classes as he may see fmt 12- . . . . . . . . . 13. . . . . . - . to , . I -t--E . , . . . ..........J rd. And we do hereby const1tute and appomt the Sald Pr1nc1pa1 sole executor of th1s our last w11l and testament In wxtness whereof 'We the Class of 1953 have to th1s our last w1ll and testament set our hands and seal th1s 10th day of June one thousand nme hundred and flfty three Eleanor Warren Thmgs We d Luke To Know Does V1v1an ever fall off her horse ? Do Myrt and Eleanor go to the Hudson theater to see the movxes? Jane wh1ch do you lxke better the Essex or the Vtllys? Dav1d what s the attract1on at Twm Maples? Is Hel n as qu1et as she d l1ke to have us belxeve? Do we hear weddlng bells 1n the not too d1stant future for Mary E Does Don REALLY d1sl1ke gxrls? V1 hat do Loretta and Cathy do on week ends? Is Ann s pol1cy Love em and Leave em ? Why does Edd1e Jensen d1s11ke the Maynard g1rls? Why does Audrey 11ght up when Texas 1S ment1oned? Who could get Betty a mmk coat wholesale? ls lt true George doesn t l1ke g1r1s 1n general Vkhat s the 1'I'lag1C formula Posme has for gettmg all A s Shall we soon be see1ng Sue danc1ng on T V ? Norman 15 lt the Chev s fault that you re tardy? Why does Cathze always run to the w1ndow when she hears a car horn blow? What s wr1tten on the back of Sylvla s ID bracelet? 1s Eleanor Warren st111 a torn boy or has she changed? Carol do you accomplxsh any homework 1n the lxbrary dur1ng 4th perxod? VK hy does Danny thmk evexythmg lb a trxvolous expense? What d1d four Sen1ors do on the day they spent 1n Boston after they had the1r pmctures taken? What happens when George stays after school? What happened when two g1r1s couldn t f1nd the r1ght s1gns 1n Groton? V hy are the Sen1or dances so successful? Tell us Home Econom1c class Who VNAS bur1ed ln Grant s Tomb? D1d Mr Mu1r really get home m twenty rnmutes? VK hy does Mrs Potter make such faces at the Sen1or class? Why 1S the classroom qu1et when Mr Hartley walks 1n? How does Mr IppO11tO ever keep h1s patlence? Why d1d Anna May suddenly swxtch to wear1ng l1pst1ck? Does a certaln Sen1or have any thlng to do Wlth 1t? Is there some other attract1on at the Wal lex besldes roller skatmg? For vhom was the For Blondes Only sxgn on Arch1e s car meant? VN 111V1v1an take bylv1a s place as off1ce g1rl? How w11l the band surv1ve after the Sen1ors leave? Vkfhere dxd the boys learn the1r Wah heen ee and Vkat tu see cr1es? V ho busy all the Hot Rod magaz1nes floatmg around the school? What 1S V1v1an V1 s mterest 1n the A1r Force? Or shouldn t we ask? Vt hy d1d three g1rls come to school very late one mormng and say they had a flat tlre? Vi ho knows ALL the answers to these quest1ons ? O , ' O 1. ' ' . 2. ' . 3. , ' ' , 1 ' . 4. ' , ' ' ' . 5. e ' ' ' ' . 6. ' ' - - ' ' . 7. ' ' ' . 8. ' . 9. ' ' ' ' . 10. ' ' ' ' . 11. ' ' ' . 12. ' . 13. ' ' ' ' ' '? 14. ' ' ' ' ' ' ? 15. ' ' . .. 16. , ' ' ' ' . 17. 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Class Glfts The graduat1ng class of 1953 of Hale Hxgh School be1ng honest forthr1ght and exceedmgly generous, w1shes to bestow on certaxn worthy compatr1ots a few small gxfts wh1ch w1ll help them 1n whatever career they may elect to pursue MYRTLE PUGSLEY Slnce you have never been able to push around our Sen1or class muscle man we want to g1ve you th1s jxuptsu book Good luck Myrt DANNY WOODHEAD The Sen1ors have become pretty 1mpat1ent try1ng to follow you at Z0 M P H In order to work up a lmttle speed here 1S someone specxal to s1t bes1de you to press down on the gas pedal SUSAN SEWALL Some day Sue your l1ttle ballet shoes Wlll be tak1ng you over the country g1V11'l.g performances Of course you know that we shall want to see you so here 15 a tele v1s1on camera to set up wherever you go JANE COLBY You re the g1rl 1n our class that has a d1fferent ha1rdo every day In case you ever go mto the bus1ness here 15 a book on dlfferent han' styles MARY ERKKINEN Vle know that you w11l be the f1rst 1n our class to take that b1g step So your husband won t starve completely we want you to have th1s coffeepot It IS at least somethmg to start the day perk1ng for hun ANN I-'FRRICK Smce 1n the last few years you have been collectmg ID bracelets w want you to have one w1th noth1ng wr1tten on the back AUDREY LAW It seems as 1f you are always saylng Anybody go1ng to Wal lex skatmg To prov1de transportat1on we want you to have th1s bus to take you and all your fr1ends DONALD FREEMAN We all know how you feel toward all glrls but 1n case you change here 1S a paper doll that you can call all your own VIVIAN BROVNN Your love for horses IS qu1te obv1ous to all of us so when you re out the w1ld West next year we want you to have th1s gun to protect yourself from those root1n tootmn cowboys BETTY LINDEN Some day 1f I rn correct your house may be full of mmk coats I order to keep them m good cond1t1on we want you to have th1s 1cebox to put them 1n GEORGE MacIVER S1nce you are the only boy 1n our class to have a wh1ffle we want to g1Ve you a bandana to keep your head warm DAVID CROWELI.. We all know how well you performed as cheerleader 1n our play Cheaper By The Dozen In case you ever take lt up professxonally we want you to have th1s book on cheers and acrobats ELEANOR WARREN We know that when you are away at school next year you w1ll m1ss do1ng your mornmg chores around the farm So to keep you happy we want you to have th1s m1lk truck 1n order that you may del1ver m1lk around the campus HELEN DIPIETRO Oh how Helen used to blush when she had to rec1te 1n front of the Sen1ors To overcome th1s next year we want you to have th1S Jar of antx blush cream It may come 1n handy ELEANOR PECK like want you to have a d1gn1f1ed appearance when you start your teachmg 1 1 1 Y . - . . .. .. , , . , . . . . , . 1 1 1 n 1 ' . , . . . . , . , . . . . . , . . , . -, . , 8 r ' ' ll ' ' 711 1 ' - . , . . I l - , . . . ' . , ln . . . , 1 1 ' u . . , . 1 1 - n , . 1 . I os on ' ' ' I I , . . D I I . 1 . . . . .- . . 0 , n . , . . . - career So that you w1ll look as d1st1ngu1shed as MISS Br1ll 1n our play here 1S a pa1r horn r1mrned glasses EDM ARD JENSEN Smce you have been only the errand boy at the F1rst Nat1Ona1 we want to make you feel more 1mportant Here 15 a l1ttle super market so you can be the boss and h1re your own errand boys SYLVIA VNANHATALO SIHCC you want to go abroad and be a Flhnlsh 1nterpreter here 15 a book on d1fferent languages 1n case any fore 1gner tr1es to make pass1onate love to you CAROL VXETHERBEE We all know how you talk durmg study per1ods so here 1S a pet parrot to share 1n your conversat1on at college next year ELEANOR CAIVIERON Bemg a blonde and havmg the name Blondle we wouldn t want you to lose that natural look after 40 so here 1S a bottle of Henna RIHSC NORMAN STEVN ART SIHCC you are the 11111 fella 1n our class here 15 a Charles Atlas Look at me Now book LORETTA GOUCHER Here 15 a r1fle 1n case lever persuade you that shootmg clay p1geons 15 more fun than be1ng a spectator CATHERINE VODOKLYS In a few years you W111 start on your teachmg career Here s l1ttle red P M book 1n wh1ch to wr1te your obstmate pup1ls names We hope that you w11l be as fond of yours as Mrs Potter 1S of hers Catherme Vodoklys Jumor Degrees W1ll each Jun1or please come forward to rece IVC h1s degree as l call h1S name Carolyn Batsford Robert Colleton Raymond Crue Constance D1P1etro VK 11l1am Erkkmen Dav1d Goss Arthur Graff LOIS Hanson Suzanne Henn1gan Barbara Koch Leo Landry Thomas Leahy Flora Merr1ll Georgena Pr1est Marjor1e Pugsley V1rg1n1a Snyder Edward Trunca V1v1an M anhatalo W11l11m Whxtney W1ll1am Woodhead Clara Wrlght FFF AVNN HGL HGS MAG HGG ILL FF WVk B P Frank1e s Favor1te Flower Safar1 Bob the Jungle Boy Lagotsala Jun1or Stow s Equestx-1enne All VK ork and No Play Satan 1n D1sgu1se Jun1or Heart Throb Happy Go Lucky Hudson s Glft to Stow M1ghty Amxable Gal Hale S G1ft of Gab Igg1e the Laughable Lad Flammg Fury Small and Sweet Wh1te s Wonder St1l Waters Run Deep T1ck1er of the Ivor1es Purty NICE Glamour Boy What a Character Charl1e s Cheerful Chlcken Sylv 18 Wanhatalo . .K . . . ,, . . ,,. , . . of . ' ' . i a S.B.J.B. ' LJ. ' ' ' S.EL. ' ' ' S.D. ' ' ' .T.H.T. ' - ' S.S. ' S.W.R.D. '1 T.I. ' ' ' ' Y P-N. ll 40 ' ' '. ' G. . ' ' W.C. ' C.C.C. ' ' ' ll Ye Olde Pompositticut. Two early issues of the Pompositticut , one dated January 1914, and the other, June 1915 have recently come into the hands of the Class of 1953. These yearbooks were printed thirty- nine years ago, and have been carefully pre served by Mrs. Carl Thompson who kindly lent them to our class for comparison. This book differs greatly from ours. It is smaller, with fewer pages, no pictures of the graduates or of school activities, yet reading through the pages, you quickly realize that the same class spirit existed then as now, There were baseball, basketball, prize speaking, de- bating teams, etc, There was competition with schools An example given of a remark of one of You say you cannot hear what lam tell you again The class of 1915 believed in this The The The The in other towns, but above all there were class jokes. the teachers back in 1914 was say1ng'P Well repeat what you did not hear and Iwill grassy Freshmen sassy Sophomores brassy Juniors classy Seniors In these yearbooks it was customary to list the names of the graduates not only of the class of that year but of several years previous lt is interesting to note that many years there were but two Seniors to graduate The yearbook states that prior to the year V914 there had been thirteen graduations in Stow with approximately fifty graduates Looking over the lists of names we find many who are still in town today Think back perhaps you are one of the graduates And then there are many who have taken up residence in other parts of the country In the front of this book is a picture of the edi or 1al staff the only picture in the book there are three girls and five boys whose clothes proved of interest to the class of 1953 The boys appear neat dignified and serious in their dark suits and stiff collars there were no sport clothes worn to school in those days The girls are wearing high buttoned shoes partially hidden under long dresses or middy blou es and skirts there were no nvlons Let s salute the editorial staff of these early yearbooks the years 1 4 and 1915 Perhaps fifty years from now a Senior when thinking of material to make his yearbook interesting will haxe before him the Pompositticut of 1953 Carol A Vtetherbee Do You Remember? September assemblies report cards rainy Monday mornings Junior Prom peppy Senior dances magazine campaigns Chemistry Lab stampede at lunch time Spanish rice getting a library permit going to Sam s exchanging class pictures Cheaper By The Dozen Sunday afternoon rehearsals What are you s ying? looking for middies and knickers Honey Pete s in costume after the play fir st and third period day dreaming the annual physical check up om down to the dentist basketball practice Saturday mornings the cold school bus getting our driving licenses Mr Bejune bad snowstorms no school the Bomb staying after school the Znd bell the explosion Mr Hartley made in Chemistry Lab working on the yearbook vacations 5th period band practice getting ads for the yearbook plans for the Senior class trip basketball games Vle won pitter patter getting autographs for the yearbook CAPS AND GOWINS the last day at STOVN I-IALE HIGH SCHOOL bidding old friends farewell ! H . . . - 1 1 'vu . 1 . . . -- . , . . . . . . . .. . . . . L , , 1 1 n , , t D- - 1 ' 5 K D' , . . , , 'I - 1 1 1 . V . .. O - ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... D ... - sn no no ... ... ... . ,, . . . . ,. B- -... ... 1 ... ... ' ... - ...g g ... ... ... . .. . . , ... . ... ... ... - ... ... ... . ,... ... ... ... ... nan bln I V all . . , ... ... --- 1 .. . ... ... K 41212- ' Qf-.... aft : LS s f. IKAL HALF .turn K 'S it ,4 'A X X! if F' of gi f I HIIIIHIIIHHII .1 wx V UNDE RGRADS Q N , , X fe' I X ' Q W 'P gxxx fx A Kg. - Q A 3 I XIW X X 15 I XXX s 4 xv lx lo I+ f o 1 N o V M n 7 ! I I JW 5 I ' M Q J! r p If I w 5 r ll ,, Iliff rw , 4 ' H 'I if IWW 'lf Q VM X xx. .,Nf!iKX' Student Counczl FIRST ROVN VK Vhztney G Maclver C Madame D Crowell VX Moodheari VS Byron SECOND ROV A Erkkmen L Scott C Landry Mr Hartley R Goucher I Vodoklys J Rodenhxser Junlor Class SECOND ROV B Koch C D1P1etro X Snyder F Merrxll L Hanson C Bathford 5 Henmgan L1 Pugbley THIRD ROVK R Crue E. Frunca D Goss R Collcton VS Erkkmen L Landry 4 4 FIRST ROW: V, V,'anhata1o,A, Graff. C. VK right, Presuieni V-'. Whxlney, W, Woodhead, G. Prxes Sophomore Class FIRST ROVK J Peck A Beauregard Presxdent W Byron C Madame D Scruggs SECOND ROM A Canders I Wright B DIPIEKTO M Vkoodhead K Law P Sanders Freshmen FLRST ROW D Rich V Erkkxnen Prea1den!C Landry H Erkkmen R Goucher SECOND ROVK R Johnson S Woodman S Herrxck S Beland V Nodoklys THIRD ROVK A Johnson I Woodman F Hyman R PFICST THIRD ROW: W, Masciare1li,F. Merrill, R. Nelson, A. Banks, W, Hannigan. FIRST ROV SECOIND ROV THIRD ROV Eighth Grade Lawson I Herrxck T Macomber A Erkkmen Presxdenr li Laurence Rodenhlser X Jok1 lohnston S beuall M Jokmen S Ermeguesb 'N lohncon 5 Blanche Swu Landry L Katvala G Banks S Blancheu P D bleeper l lxlz-Carthx Algerx P R1.a5a x5 ULCK DRL lH1l4P'4Ul Seventh Grade 1 me 1 1 yn xl n army. s S X501 D ue A C lool M lax H Cameron re ar oulube 1 m 10 n Y ,I nrxm t -,H R u D bcesne 1 Herrlcn lm -.lex . I: J. ' , . ,.. . , , , . . . 'I .T.. , .' , . , . , .'!e, A. . J: E.. ', , ,. ..'. 1. .', .L. -. K. ', . ' ' . Fl1'fIA:.k : kr is , 1, Ph. 1' ,s, 'v'1l1n1:,F,IxfcC ' ,.l.YQd0k1l - inf'-'15f'n 1-- 4 ' NL-hon. D, Vfltlxorbce. ' ,X ' '31 lil, l'r1u11,C, lark, Vi, Cr -, .l. 'Ilan A. L P- - - K- - - D, lj.-zlxx lg cl, .l, Bl rg, P. Cl ll' 'HL ' ': Are-ma , L,.cruQ.l:,B-1. f1.s.L.,ah5,G.5xu, .' y- H 'l F. 'gy 295 xx U Ac1rnvl11rlm:5 vi 4 7 4 'ff Y J 1 M Q Z Y m 1 fx ll I X ,. i Q N' ' FIRS 1' RO SECOND ROVK THIRD RUM FOURTH ROVN V1v1an Brown Eleanor Cameron Tane Colby Day 1d Crowell Helen D1P1etro Mary Erkkmen Donald Freeman Loretta Goucher 8: Edward Jensen Audrey Law Ehzabeth Lmden George Maclyer Eleanor Peck Myrtle Pugsley Susan Sewall Norman Stewart Sy ly 16 VK anhatalo Eleanor Warren Carol Wetherbee Danlel VK oodhead Glee Club Nelson VN Byron E. Irunca A Banks F Ix4err1l1 VK lloodhead VN Henmpan Landry R Goucher A Iohnson I Peck uelhefbee B Lmden L Goucher l Colby C Xodoklys D Vlfoodhead A l ya Maclxer S bevall E Peck A Herrxck E Vlarren H D1P1exro Voodhead X Snyder F Merrrll C Balsford C lflrlpht S Vxanhatao Iensen X Brown D Crowell M Erkk nen S Hennxpan N anhatalo wander 5 Koch S Voodman S Beland R Tohnson V Erkkmen V Vodoklys Erkkmen S Herrxck K Lam C Madama A Beauregard A Sanders B D1P1etro 1 Vlrxpht Mr lppolxto Cathe r 1ne Vodokly s Songs Boots and Saddle Llttle S1r Echo Sunny Smde of the Street Oh Where Has My L1tt1e Dog Gone? She s a Jolly Good Fellow Marmage Vows Old Man Rlver Me and My Shadow Beauuful Dreamer The Battle Cry of Freedom Deep In the Heart of Texas Zlppa De Do Da Every day s A Hollday Ioltm Joe D1lXflBgg10 H15 Merry Cldsmoblle ance Ballerma Dance Hot Rod Race Fwe Foot Two Don t Fence Me In Sornetunes I m Happy Ha 1l Columb1a A 'Z R. ' .. ,. ,,. ,, 'I M.f. ,'. ,'. .. ' .. , , .' l, P.f, . '1 B. ..-Y ,l. .v'. ,. ', H. ' .... ',. ,. -. ,. , . A- ........ . ...................... .. . H 'N A .... .... . v' V A , Inu -ov ' ' .. ....... , A , . - . ......... Y FIRSI ROM nuldtnp N 1 11 Cam ron n 1 1 wson est A O Foole J Al n IDECOIXDROVN 1 sey aarl o et xser lyia errt 1-rkk n 1 1 ' n leryo Bloomberg Dxlhctro li Nelson POLQIHROV Irunca ll McCarthy A Banks VK Woodhead l.. lancry L Nltetheraee lsclc Band The Hale 1-hgh band was fxrst organtzed tn 1950 by Mr Robert Lacey wtth a membershtp of forty seyen Durtng that year tt played tn Ltttleton After a very successful performance there the members declded that they needed unttorrns Throuph the kmdness of Mrs Eugene Dexter Mrs Carl Lund, and Mrs Mtlton Hunter most attracttve untforms were nuade for each member of the band The blue umforms trtmrned wtth a pold cape adorned w 1th yellow ttes and worn over wh1te sktrts or trousers made a colorful appearance A ftnal touch of beauty was afforded by contrasttrg hats The followmg year of 1951 the band play tno for the Memortal Day Exerclse created an ex cellent tmpresslon COHS1d61'1T1U the fact that tt had been organtaed only a short ttme prevtously Later tn the year xt proytded mustc for a Glee Club Concert ln 1951 the band, now show mg the effects of much practtce and careful dtrectton wtth Mrs Flanagan as mstructor began the year wtth forty two members Dur ng that year they played tn a Xartety Show at Ctow at the Sentor Play and at the lv1emortalDay Exerctse The band began the follow mp year under the dtrectton of Mr D nte lppoltto An outstandtng performance took place at the Bolton Fatr Durtnv January they were worktng on an ooeretld The Plrates of Penzance whtch was presented tn the spr-mg Conrmued htgh pratse for the 1 l'lL1S1CldIl5 ts an added sttrnulus for future oarttctpatton among the students Mary L Frkktnen ': D, 554 l, ', ,Iok , F. C1 1ds,EL. ' e .B, 'Jude .E..1'e-ck. , .a . . E, l'rt , , , , , la . ' I M, Pt gl C. 5 , J, li d th, .l,..1ia 'fl .J.l1 cl-Q, A, 1 1 en. D. G1 ss. E, We rren, ll, 1.1-tnnm .D. Vtanhalalo, Zi. .G. . . THIRD ROVKZ T. ljltalon, F. Merril1,1l.Goucher,D.Woodhead.D.5rraggs ly. l'l'1est.l.,Hanson, B. ' ' , . . ' 'I ' ,.: E, l , , 3 , , ', ., 7. , 1 I N. ' ' Y J. J' . ,A ' , . .Y A ' Y -K 1 Y 3 Tu 1 . . , . ,J ' V , . V H Y. U , V 3 Y - 1 D I ' , 7 I Y A V L- : I Y' ,Y A' ' , . , 0 v U , y K 1 ' 11 ' ' . ' ' I V X ' - ' I 1 V ' I emo Y -1- .1 in? w .Z J whbk-L Cheaper By The Do en The Senior Class of Hale High School chose Cheaper By The Dozen as the year s Senior Class play This play was dramatized by Perry Clark from the famous novel Cheaper By The Dozen and it is especially popular in high school dramatic circles The original story was written by Frank B Gilbreth Jr and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey The play was most capably di rected by Mrs Faire D Potter of the faculty George Maclver and Eleanor Warren as Mr and Mrs Gilbreth headed the cast assisted by Elmabeth Linden Daniel Woodhead Susan Sewall Ray Crue William Whitney John Peck Catherine Vodoklys Carol Wetherbee and Jane Colby who played the parts of the Gilbreth s child ren Edward Jensen was Larry the special boy friend Sylvia Wanhatalo had the part of Mrs Fitzgerald the housekeeper while Donald Freeman appeared as Doctor Burton Eleanor Peck portrayed Miss Brill the old maid schoolteacher David Crowell took the part of Joe Scales the cheerleader Honey was the real live dog The following committees were appointed Properties and lighting Mary Erkkiien llelen DiP1etro Vivian Brown costumes Eleanor Cameron Myrtle Pugsley Ann Herrick vickets and adxertising Loretta Goucher and Audrey Law Under the direction of Mr. Ippolito music supervisor several musical selections were 1:1615 - ed by a section of the school s band made up of underclassmen. Mr, and Mrs Potter made -up the young people. lhe Senior Class wishes to extend its gratitude to the faculty and underclassmen who helped make lhis play such a success. .Tumor Prom The JUHIOI' Prom a brg attractzon of our Jun1or year was held on May 9 1952 at the Stow Town Hall Decoratmns were of pastel colors and were arranged by the class Carl T1deman s Orchestre from F'ram1nghamfurn1shed the muslc for the crowd of about one hundred Our smcere thanks goes out to all who contr1buted 1n any way toward the success of our Prom expeclally to Vn xan Brown and Helen D1P1etro who served punch Home EC Class Q Y - ' ' 3 3 . V D . , , . 1 4 - A ,' 1 A QM L . E+-us XV' CHO s Muw Mocomloe SCHOOL BOS MQ 1' Bey 9 HOs'C'X'XQ7f MQ Mi s -c ,jf am ' 3 . M . ' rx Basketball Our energetic basketball teams, members of the East Central Basketball League for the past three years, began their 1952-53 season on December Sth at Lunenberg. The boys corn peted in seventeen games while the girls took part in sixteen. Practice sessions took place on Saturday mornings inthe Hudson Armory with Miss Frances Macomber coaching the girls and Mr. Robert Muir coaching the boys. Although our teams lost more games than they won they showed excellent spirit and gave their opponents good competition Through this year s experiences we hope we have developed good material for future teams Our gratitude is extended to Mr David Smith for the use of the bus and to Mr John Paakki for driving it Additional thanks goes to Mr Robert Muir and Miss Frances Macomber for their excellent coaching Sylvia Wanhatalo manager and scorer Ann Herrick timer and Robert Colleton boys manager also contributed much to the winter s campaign GIRLS Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Hale Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Ha le Hale Ha le Hlgh High Hlgh Hlgh High H1gl High High High High High High High High High High High High High BOYS Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hlgh High Hlgh High Hlgh High Hlgh High High Hlgh High Hlgl' Hlgl' High High Hlgh School School SchooL School School School School School School School School School School School School 0chOOl School School School School School Scnool School School School School SChOUl SChOOl School School School S l10ul School School School Flrst Second First fSecondj First Second CSecondl Lunenburg High School Southboro High School Ashland High School Acton High School Northboro High School Southboro High School Hopkinton H1gh School Hopedale Hlgh School Hopedale High School Harvard High School Holliston High School Holliston High School Ashland High School Acton High School Northboro High School Holliston High School Holliston High School Hopkintort High School Hopedale High School Lunenburg High School Southboro High School Hopedale High School Ashland High School Acton High School Northboro High School Holliston Hign School Southboro Higt School Hopkmton Hign School Harxard High School Hopedale Hlgh School Ashland High School Acton High School Northboro High School Holliston High School Hopkinton High School Helen DeP1etro Norman Stewart ' .... ......... 3 Z ' ' ..... ......... 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'A . ...... 48 ' S ,, ' A-SCA .... ......... 47 'H ' I ..... . ...59 ' ' ' ' ' ........... 41 l ' ' .............. as - t U , Boys' Varsity Basketball SEATED VK xllxam Erkkmen Donald Freeman Co Capta m George Maclver Co Caplam Norman Stewart Danxel Woodhead VN 1111am Vboodhead STANDING Manager Robert Colleton Vkarren Hennxgan Charles Landry John Peck Archle Banks NK xllxam Byron leo Landry Coach Robert Muxr Cjzrls V arsztv Basketball I grkk 1 5 e Henmgan Cather n Ufmklle E111-'abell I mden C pta nlileanor arren Elo-anor 1 eck lane Colby Mn an Broun e en D19 euro Margarel oodhead Ku L furruon Cenler Ixanager 5x lvxa Vw 511561310 . , . V 4 ,. .1 Q V X Uma men. N xrgxma Yocioklys, Helen Erkkmen. Consrance Dx! lerro. u , - ' V -. ' . . ,' , a 1 JJ , , 'J . U 'l H I - 1 - .'. , ' X.. ' '1 , I 'T lf V ' .lumor Hugh Bows Basketball SEATED I Rodenhxber G Banks Co Captaxnli Goucher Co Capta1nC Landry E Landry L Katvala STANDING Coach Mr Robert Muxr A Normandm A Erkkxnen D Sleeper S Blanchette P Colleton L Crue F Pupsley Jumor Hugh Gzrls Basketball FRON1' ROM J Herrxck J Macoxnber S Enneguesb BACK ROVK lavxbon M Tokxnen N lohnbon A O loole A Ciott J Xodok s . . , . . . J 2 .l.. . .- ,.. '.. ..- ..' ly- Boys Baseball FIRST RPN D Vlfoodhead E Je e R Nelso Vl Vt1ckey A Ha lley G Macl er Fe SECOINDROW Coach Rxchard Be-yu e J Peck VK Erkkme W Vtoodhead I.. La dry Tu JDe Boys Baseball The 1952. baseball season opened w1th fourteen boys report ng for the 1n1t1al practlces Through the patxence and abzlhty of our coach Mr Belune the team xmproved greatly as the season pro gressed The hlgh po1nt of the year was a thrlllxng four to three trxurnph over a good Northboro team Although the team lost more than lt won the players showed amazlng sp1r1t and determ1nat1on The talent d1splayed by Donald Freeman George Maclver Edward Jensen Norman Stewart and Dan1elV'oodhead was especlally noteworthy The boys wlsh to tender a vote of thanks to Mr Bejune for hls superb coachmg Hudson H1gh School J Holllston H1gh School Hudson I-hgh School I V Southboro H1gh School Holllston H1gh School Hopkmton H1gh School Ashland H1gh School Southboro Hxgh School Hopkmton I-hgh School Northboro H1gh School Ashland I-hgh School Ha le Ha le Ha le Hale Hale Ha le Hale Hale Ha le Ha le Ha le Hxgh School I-hgh School I-hgh School l-hgh School H1gh School H1gh School H1gh School H1gh School I-hgh School H1gh School H1gh School George Maclver I 1 . 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Glrk .Softball 1711551 Htl ro n ar Dlcllev L n en D111e1rn Sl1.CCNDlL1 om an O 1 ,O l'HlliD1iOV1 1 ladarna 1 Lameron lf La lla hala Our 5oftball team of 195.4 COIlSlSled of sexemeen hard hghlmg en1hus1ast1c g1rls under the dxrecuon of Mr Hartley ang' A4155 Dexlm GITIS Softball 1111111 Elluabeih Dudley HS Caplalfl rhe t1r5te11coun1er ol our eleven game 5chec1ule was played lll Sudbuxy The 1055 of lhe lame flu nor pux a damper on our 5p1r11s We were st1lldeterm1necl to be a xx 111111118 165111 The lU11OXXlIl1j 15 1 1151 ot the g1ame5 me played vlon and 1051 Ha le Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale Hale- Hale Hale I-hgh l-hgh lrhglf H1gh High Hlgh 1-hgh 1112311 Hxgh H1gh School School School School School School School School School School Sudbury 111211 School llopkmion H1ph Sc mool Ashland H1ph School Broruheld H11-gh School. lNor1hhorol11ph Cchoo Lnlleton Hllfh School P ahland l11ph School Soulhboro 111511 School Norlhboro 1115 h School llopkmton 111 h School Helen DIPIEITO 1 1 . , w , l li lxl, l'11g5.le5.Y, 13 vx .E.1k ren,13, 1, U. 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