Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1946 volume:

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X A +L fs X TyC Dedlcatory Foreword AT The Crossroads our Theme was chosen wnTh some mnsguvungs because we realnze ThaT :Ts poTen TnalnTues are much Too greaT Tor developmenT nn a classboolc and because Too we are aware ThaT even beTore our use :T IS TrlTe an ThaT every grad uaTung class us aT a crossroads l-lowever There was a compulsson abouT :Ts choice aT Thus Tume ThaT The comrnuTTee could noT w1ThsTand :T as The Theme ThaT compels our nmaglnaTlons Tor even pupuls In hugh school cannoT be unaware ThaT IH Thus year oT our Lord naneTeen hundred and TorTy sux manlclnd ns nndeed aT one oT The mosT TaTeTul crossroads oT hnsTory The war ThaT has darkened mosT oT our hugh school years us over buT The problems oT peace on whnch depend wheTher The world as To choose The paTh oT war agann or The paTh oT permanenT peace demand decusuon Among domesTlc Issues There are The greaT economuc declsuons parhcularly Those nnvolvnng labor and capnTal and oT greaT concern T youTh The gueshon oT compulsory mnlnTary Trannung Locally Tied up wlTh our educaT1onal ID TeresTs we Thlnlc oT The change IH super1nTendenTs and naTurally oT our own choice oT a course oT TuTure acTnvuTy We have chosen The UnuTed Nahons SecuruTy Councul as The mosT drarnahc symbol oT The cross roads Theme As a symbol :T someTumes has seemed paclced wlTh omlnous porTenTs buT we Tnrmly be lueve nn 1Ts evenTual success :T noT an whaT can we have Ta1Th7 and we Tace The TuTure wnTh conhdence Tor our world Tor our counTry and Tor ourselves We ThereTore saluTe The FuTure by dedncaTvng To TT The Thlnlcer oT The Class oT nsneTeen hundred and TorTy sux Y W 1Acmei UniTed NaTions Securi ouncil lwiTh secreTariaT, deleqaTes, and guesTsl U ' I . . . . O I . .. I I 1 ' I ' u ' n u ' I I I I - - I I - I I I I ' 4 SPG tQF F? 73 sg!! Eli Contents Dedlcalory foreword Sludenl fAxSSlSlfiV1lS Vnews Admnnlslraluon lnslrucllon Senlor Album Ex members ID Servnce Classbook Brown and Gold Muslci Clubs War Am values IO23 24 3l 32 55 56 56 60 6I 62 63 64 65 66 77 74 79 Dances Slyles Class Olllcers lvllscellaneous Allllelucs Baskelball Baseball Track C5 A L Senlor Play 80 8l 82 85 86 87 88 89 90 97 I I is . 4 ' - ' .,. ,. . . 6-7 - Acllvilies Foolball , IO2-IO9 A - llO-l I7 - ll8-I I9 ' - I2Ofl2I V - J . . . l22-l25 f Q - ' I26-I27 5 Y ThA C Where Llve F A New View Old Mem Main Building 7 ADMINISTRATION L CLASSES fam? I W N uf X MH f f i ,, Mr Arlungton I Clow 0 LIYI, uf 0 jllrlfeye t e 0 fog- 5 Our regrellul larewell The eclucaluonal syslem lhus class ol nuneleen hundred and lorly sux lcnew lor nearly Twelve years reached an umporlanl crossroad on January I I946 when Mr Clow le-ll 'rhe olluce ol superunlendenl ol schools I-le was wulh us when we lollered our lursl sleps up lhe wude road ol knowledge and undureclly he helped us lo become lhe compelenl young men and women who are now goung unlo The world on Iheur own Of course we all knew hum He nol only guuded us along lhrough mosl ol our school career bul he also quuded our parenls Before he came lo I-Iaverhull lvlr Clow laughl school un Laconua New I-lampshure and al Taunlon Laler he was prun cupal ol hugh schools al Warwuclc Rhode Island Oberlun and Warren Kansas I-le came lo Haverhull un I9I5 lo III 'uh olluce ol hugh school pruncupal a duly ol whuch he performed admurably lor lwenly years aller whuch he was elecled super unlendenl I-le served un Thus capaculy lor len years lhree ol The war Mr Clow was gradualed from Orange I-lugh School Darlmoulh College and sludued abroad un Germany I-Ie holds a Masler ol Educaluon degree from Darlmoulh Though he was a reg lar leller wulh all ol us he lcepl lore mosl un mund lhe dulues ol hus prolessuon I-le adapled humsell lo lhe conlunually changung lrends and made lhe mosl ol opporluruuhes whuch were beruelucual lo bolh 'rhe sludenls and lhe commuruuly I-le underloolc many acluvulues un our communufy and maunlauned lhe hugh slandards worlhy ol hus prolessuon Inle esl school acl les Mr Clow cong al lales lhe Iale Mr and Mrs Clow one of lhe commun lesl on als James Mansfield 7 A' A J lu cl! 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I ' ' I I e which he .remained In ollice as an emergency measure due lo I r In Ivli . . r u , , In ily Im I , I0 Mr Lyman B Owen 0 LIYL W 0 61225 i 8 new ifdl .4 presadenT OT The SouTh Shore AThleTac Councal and prornoTed The TarsT SouTh Shore TooTball aamboree aT AbangTon STadaum Whale aTTendang college lvlr Owen was paanasT an The orchesTra He as greaTly anTeresTed an paano work ArT as anoTher oT has hobbaes Mr Owen used To Teach pravaTe classes an Tashaon arT and also dad skeTchang aT one Tame Tor a large deparTmenT sTore He has done some work an The Taeld of color phoTography and aT AbangTon developed movaes Tor The school sysTern Mr Owen s Taeld OT anTeresT and hobbaes s wade and he reTers To hamselT as a lack oT all Trades Musac and arT are noT has only anTeresTs He once Toured The counTry n a play and was Tor saxTeen years a member oT a laTTle TheaTre group To you SuperanTendenT Owen The Class oT T946 washes The besT oT luck and success ThroughouT The comang years an your new 'ob We shall waTch waTh anTeresT and laTer as caTazens many undoubTedly wall approve your local OperaTaon Crossroads Our besT washes Haverhalls school sysTem enTered upon a new road and a new era waTh aTs new superanTendenT lvlr Lyman B Owen has adeas and he anTends To puT Them anTo eTTecT He belaeves an a sTurdy exTra curracular program whach would resulT an more opporTunaTaes Tor sTudenTs He Thanks ThaT more sTudenTs should become anTeresTed an educaTaon and should Traan Themselves Tor posaTaons and he hopes ThaT many oT The sTudenTs wall Take up Teachang as a career CerTaanly some oT us may noT agree waTh ham buT many oT us apprecaaTe and lake has poanT oT vaew Toward educaTaon We lake The way he as daggang an geTTang raghT down To brass Tacks and Takang as much of an anTeresT an each andavadual as possable Mr Owen was graduaTed Trom BosTon LaTan School an 1920 where he was capTaan oT has regamenT he played an acTave parT on The sTaTT oT The BosTon LaTan School RegasTer has own school paper LaTer he aTTended Oberlan College Oloerlan Ohao Tor Two years aTTer whach he accepTed a Teachang assagnmenT Mr Owen sTudaed aT New York STaTe College Tor Teachers aT Albany and was graduaTed waTh a BA degree an l93O l l937 he reTurned To The college Tor has MasTer oT ArTs degree The new superanTendenT served as prancapal of STonevalle School wenT To Thayer Academy as assasTanT headmasTer and whale There he receaved has appoanTmenT as superanTendenT oT schools aT AbangTon Mr Owen as very much anTeresTed an aThleTacs havang Taken parT an sporTs harnselT aT college l-le organazed and was elecTed e meet The super 'aTe deT aT cha e ll .7 A' A Af A 'A A ' . . ' . n Auburn, and SouTh DeerTleld schools, SouTh DeerTleld. l.aTer he l ' - ' l aa ' .I Y TT W new i. ra n p l. as A+ +h HIG CHIEF HW AY ENGINEER rtnclpa MF Eafle H M L GC eod o dyso'r+he cad W I L lll.C5li SCHOOL 'Y llli H Nl XEOD P S ACHL SETX Y kill E RHXLL MA Seniors h1vh scho HAVk June l4, l94e ol Dear The four years of your career are over an your graduation 15 here Now the c ass o l946 moves on 30 n lts predecessors in the ranks of the HBV9TH111 H1vh Schoo A1umn1 he crossroads for all are just ahead Some o you w1ll cont1nne along the ro of formal education but tne rest w ll start o' on untried rou es We have Vnown t at thls partlng'was approaching an now that it is here lt 15 time to wish you the best of success And so, 'You to the left and l to t e r1 ht For the ways of men must sever S1ncerely yours, '13i:ABC fd,-f6'fJ5 ' Earle H. MacLeod Principal L, I2 The Secre+arial and Clerical Sfaff who prove fhe lheory of nndlspensablllfy C ark Govelle M ss lfene II ol us lor hus execuhve ablllly Mr MacLeod lS admlred by a lS wel l r lovua lun lovlng bers 4 H wel cgulppec lo be pr nclpal ol H H S for he has a Bachelor of Scrence Degree lrorn Tulls and a lvla ler ol Educahon De gree lom l-'arvard Graduale S hool Hovvever nol all hls 'ne lS soen worlclhg because he enloys aflendlng school everls llne games ano also The class p ay and school dances s oufslde o chool hooby s rals ng Bearded lrus H s n e ohonaly good gclde lor rlgh school srucienls nor only be ause ol h con lanl conlacl vv+h lhem bul also because a slng lvvo so s one sl l n hlgh school has lceol hum your u splr anc ullook For us who are af lhe crossroads hs s a Tlne exarnole +o lollovv because he as a rnan who chose e r oh? road +o uccess D rlng our lour years al H H S he as gc ded u l,n+ now he can wllh conhdence we hope sen us our on our o vidual roads aclual crachce no execuhve la beller Than hrs olhce sla Thar we lhfnk nwusl be an axlorn and lvllss Flla Mass Goyelle and lvlls Carranzaro are The dafly orool. lvllss Flla besides be ing Mr. Macl.eoos PVKJGLG secre.ary ' a lc'nd ol sisler c - lloarve ro every sludenl ln lhe school. lvllss Canlanzaro 'Angle To ,osl ol usl and Mis Goyelle do lhe regular ollllce work a d when necessary +alce over M'ss Fllas lob as conliaanle W' h oagy synnbalhy. A' Er all Haverhlll Hlgh School cou alorg wfhoul lhe MaIn oll e slahl, and we leef ver fr oud l her excellenl worlc. l 3 M rss Angle C Shu f4nz Gro cl erk 'XM' M. rss Helen Fi le ec elar X When we need guidance we 'rurn +o On our frup lo The crossroads we have needed personal guides or advisers fo dlrecf us and durnng lhe pasf four years +hns 'ob has been ably performed by our deans To fhem has gone 'rhe problem of helping us 'ro choose our course nn preparahon for fhe fu+ure They were called on +o solve our ofher problems whuch have included everylhnng from gefhng a 'ob as baby suffer or snow shoveler fo choosing a college They have been our friends and al Though a+ 'fumes we may have been a luHle chagrmed a+ fheur counsel we have usually realnzed sooner or lafer lusf how rnghf 'rhey were On 'rhose rare occasnons when we have been nncluned +o bolf from 'rhe pafhs of aca demnc rechlude lhey have been ready +o apply correchon lundly buf firmly We of +he such capable and underslandnng leaders and we are falcmg 'rhus opporlumfy 'ro express our sanceresf fhanlcs 'ro Them Mr PafruclrJ Murnane Freshman run al r Th p uns e Annex on The bl cal docfr ne Br ng up a child he way he should go and when o he wnll nof de ar from ll Class of I946 have been for+una+e in having p :ci , I l Bi i i I ' f . he is ld ' p f Our Deans An when we need fhe furm Hand of aufhorniy Tey Turn fo us al has We good Mr Richard Wallace assmanf pmncup e T k of keepmq us boys on The sfraughf an Come and he narrow pafh says fo o comefh fo a mower G ' and e qo H1 'X n cfm of We Haverh l Trade Mr Ches+er Spofford D e e ci-ance 'o eax c -w erfhes our espo Shure of Y no war yea s However with he evwprvasws on vcca wo J e ucafuor e e noi Too op? rms -+,,s ,1 Mr Walier Evans C redor of Guwdance es ouf five se for most uo e dass boys and se ve s as mwddiemaw be b d e'rvoNcye 5 WHO war? ycuf fween oys an 'F cs o I -1 sl' HI ornceus mme gums or wha? You wlll Wrnhng allegornes even such unsusTa1ned efforTs as developnng a classbook Theme Feql-IIFGS an 0bl9CllVllY Thai does HOT EXIST befvleen pupul and Teacher aT Haverhnll Hugh School To us sublechve as we aclmlT benng a Teacher IS a Teacher 'Friend or enemy' The paTh To our TuTure us broadened by The TaculTy A drThculT problem ThaT oT choos ng our proTe won rs solved by The knowledge we have gained by Thewr explucuT Trawnlng and guidance Because They have already exoeruenced mak mg a cholce aT The cros roads nn lTe They realuze how They Day aTTer day year aTTer year They have conTrwbuTed To pupils successes Through Theur comprehenslve eTTorTs rn hrgh school Teachrng Thelr personaluTy and characTer whmch are reTlecTed rn so many oT us sTudenTs and IN our aTTalnmenTs are welded an such a way as To make Them S .1 remembered a d p used by all OT s N T only rn our work buT also un our socual relahonshlps wlTh Them aT exTra currucular acTrvlT es have we TelT Thenr nnTluence Theur own remarkable records are an example To any sTudenT who wrshes To serve hrs counTry IT lT were noT Tor our splend d clTlzens To Take a promunenT parT un The achvuhes socual polmcal and economnc oT The UnuTed STaTes nn Thus new age IT our graTlTude has noT been conspicuous up To now TT TS only because we are 1usT maTurung 1nTo good clhzens Through Thenr solncnhous Teachmgs and now we should luke To Say very graTeTully Thank you . Mr Paul P Harriman Mr Parrlck J Murnane Mr Paul L BurneTT Mr Walfer H Evans Mss Hel n L Thorndike Course Advlsers' Miss R Elaine Crosfon Miss Annie D ScoTT Mr Richard C Wallace l e ' . rw ra' u . o ' ' ' , l SSA , ' ' ' ' ' A - . I . S F . 3 I . . . Q . I can help us in choosing our careers. Teaching sTaTT, our class would noT be able To conTribuTe L , 'Q I6 Teachers are our feachers shll LIBRARY Mus Ellzabefh E Tuck AB Wellesley Snmmons College Colurnbna Unuverslfy school lnbrarran enloys lrsfenung fo Phnlharrnonrc Symphony playrng confracf brudge and readmg MODERN LANGUAGES Sfandnng leff To rrghl Mass Cecelia E Krawrec AB Boslon Unwersufy advrser of Spanish Club engoys col lechng classlcal records readnng swnmmung Miss Eleanor H Rogers BA Colby College Dlpome pour lenseugnmenf du francais a lenfranger Unnverslfy of Toulouse France advrser of French Club enloys read ng and horseback rrdvng Mr Michael Mosca BA MBA Boston Unwersrly enloys bowllng an prng pong Seated lell fo right Mass Helen L Thorn duke BA Wellesley College Dean of Grrls Head of Modern Language Deparfrnervr advnser for glrls n college course enloys readmg and fravelrng Mass Louuse A Thaicher A B Bosfon Unrversnfy courses af The So bonne Parns and ar Mrddlebury College Sec refary of Relnglous Educahon Commlffee for Merrnmac lnfer church Commu+Tee enloys readmg iravelung gardemng canning and The lheafer LATIN Sealed le-H io rrghr Mnss Mergaref McCormack BA Trnmiy College ashlngron D C Edlvl Boson Unlversrfy Mr Richard C Wallace anrsnus College Harvard EdM Boslon Unrversry Assrsranl uncrpal IN ur IU l-lea o Lahn Deparrmenf D an of Boys Drrecfor ol salvage drrve enqoys fa rn and hoo no rug Mrs Anna M Kerrlgan BA Boslon Unrversrfy enloys wallcung I 7 MATHBMAUCS ENGUSH Sfandrng left fo rlghf Mass Barbara A Loomer AB Wlwealon College Treasurer Merrnrnac Valley Wlwealon C ub Andover School Board League of Women Vofe s November Club A PC Clwu lw ro :Ty en oys rm mg r' coo mg 'rw avewng and wallung ln the counlry Mass Esfher Emerson BA M un? Holyoke Colege advrser of Maflw Club enloys muslc dem g Caruru an wlnfer sporrs Mss Jane A Morse BA Mounf Ho yo e Sfandmg lefl fo rnghl' Mrss Phyllis F Cole BA Colby College enloys flwe flwearre gardenwng coolung and prcnlcs Miss Claudaa Perry BA Radclufle Adynse ol Damaflc Club enloys readlng anfuque pewfer and musnc Mr Pau P Harriman BA Bowdoln ege adynser of Sennor Clvuc Arfs boys enloys musrc and readlng Mr Donald L Fraser BA Harvard Assrsranf Advnser for Classboolc enloys baseball Mr Walfer H Evans see Marr: e fl Mr Donald C Freeman BS Colby College E Harvard adyrser for Classbool: Presndenf Have lvl Teachers Assn enjoys woodwork readnng Mass Marla Rlce AB Raclclnrfe C ege Head of Maflwemah s Deoa ' en? enloys reading ga enrnq mus ard fer soovls Mass Louese J Hunhngfon BA os on nlyer My a yrser o g ls lennls and bow wg Facuuly us: s Manage of B an G l l ys spo fs Mr Wal+er vans B A r e ew a l e H va g a cu Sc en lc boys Sen or Class Advlser Coac e Mass Eleanor Huiclwrnson BA A GC a rown an old aoylser enloys slma'r1g and readlng Seale :ss Anna Sullivan Sale Tea lr 1 e n lOy lr ray l Percy T Holmes BA Ooe r M Umversrry olCmclrnaT1 enloxs eadmg crossword puzzes od s a yrse of R Cuos Cwapam ol ro d G ange Mnss R Elanne Crosion BA Srn flu College Head o nglwslw Depar er' a yser o y unwor a dl ec Hayerlwl o reglfrwe O 1rm'eG Asso la n ea re s e loys rlwe 'rea' e Mlss Rulh Dona son BA Wellesley I8 -48 K ,, 4, i is -we Q M f d A A ' fi f . , I' . 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' ld . ml Al Sfanding leff Io rghf Mr Karl M Pearson AB Bowdoin AM Harvard adviser of Rifle Club enloys reading and ligsaw puzzles Mr Randolph A Muller B S A M Tufls adviser Sporfsmen s Club Eaculfy Phofographer for The Classboolc enloys fishing phofography and reading early hisfory of U S Mr James Boynfon B S Spr g field College Massachuseffs Sfafe College adviser of Hi Y Club enloys afhlefics Mr Joseph Triedman M A M Ed Bosfon Univer svfy enloys bowling 'rennis ping pong and hisforical research Sfanding leff To righf Miss Ida E Greenwood B BA Bosfon Uni wrifing verse and childrens slories phofography fhe Iheafre and choral worlc Mass Berfha G Cole BS In Ed Bosfon Universafy engoys garden ng Mrs Eleanor Hulchlnson BS Bosfon Universify enloys family af camp in Upfon Maine Icnifhng Miss Olga J Veckys Salem Teachers College ES Ed M Ed Bosfon Universify Brown Universrfy adviser of Sfeno Club enlovs reading collecfing re ords hiking movies and fheafer M Pul L Burne'H BS Massachusefts Sfafe College EdM Boston University Head of SOCIAL STUDIES COMMERCIAL Seafed Mr Raymond N Hufchmson MA Carlefon College EdM Harvard Head of Main Building Marshall Sysfem enloys reading hunfing and fshung Mr Pafrlck J Murnane BA MA Unive sify of New Hampshire Assusfanf Principal Annex Head of Social Sfudies Deparfrnenf adviser of Freshman Council and Junior Red Cross enloys baseball Mr Myron H RiH'er AB Darfrnoufh Harvard Graduale School of Educaflon enloys afhlelics and reading Commercial Deparlrnenf Advise of Commercial pupils Treasu er Miss Bessie Colocousis BS in Ed Salem Sfafe Teachers College enioys reading and hiking Miss Mary A Rainvllle Sfafe Teachers Bridoewaler BS in Ed Bosfon Lmiversrfy eniovs handworlc music drama and boolcs Seafed Mass Dorofhy Prescoff Salem Normal c ool MS Universify o New Hampshire LLB Porfia w Sc ool enloys gardening swirnrnlng a d running a giff s p Mass Sarah J McLaughlin Salem Teachers College Philomafhian Club adviser enloys reading and gardening I9 T sreww--W-+-WM.-fswe,a,Ms,,a,.J-awwwtwcI .-.l mpwww f d ' , i : . . , ' , . ., 1 . . ' . . ,, I : . . . I I . V . . y . , . I ,I . . y I I I A U In - , . I . . versifyg special work al' Emerson College: enioys foreign fraveling, of Haverhill Teachers' Credif Union: enioys vegefable gardening. . . V . .. . ., ' ' : S h : . ., ' ' f ' 7 . . , ' La . . I . Z . . I . H : , . V . 4. X n , . ho h c , ' ' , ' , . r. a . , . ., ' . ' , 1 ' ' 11' ., y IQ y g C M lf' filw s 'Y Standung left to rnght Mrs Ida M McGovern R N Teacher Tram vng at Fntchburg Teachers College graduated Gale Hosputal graduated P ovndence Cfty Hosputal engoys outdoor actnvntnes Mass Amelia L Wucke BS n Ed Mass Yvonne J Provost Fra mlngham State Teacher College enloys outdoc spots Seated stty specnal courses at Massa husetts ln tltute of Technology and Boston Unuversnty rnernbe and othcer nn numerous hustorncal and scnentlfxc assoclatlons sponso of Carnera Club Mr Ellery Atwood onnectucut Unlverslty M Boston Unlversuty Eacu manager ot' athletlcs Mr oseph E Harrington M I T Rochester Unlverslty Head ol Sclence Department enloys huntmg Slttung left to rlght Mass Frances Lahage BS Tufts Coleqe HOUSEHOLD ARTS MANUAL TRAINING SCIENCE Mr Frank Warren Marshall Fntchbu Q Teachers Co ege enloys codworlclr-g soorrs U S Na , left to rnqht Mnss Genevueve Wheeler BS r Ed Frarnlngnam State Teaches College enloys outdoor sports Miss Annie D Scott Svrnrnons head ol Household Arts Depat ert Erawwlngharru State T achers Colleoe BS Colurnora Umverslry nloys must 0 nwuslr Mass Louise J Huntmgton BA B v er tennxs an owln u y s Marage rown and Gold enloys soo ts Miss Mnl re F Emerson BE Keene Teachers College surnrne es at use Un u erlntendent 1' Sunday Sch rl r-ro 'wus 5 oolong sewing qardernng Miss Gwendolnne Hughes B A Mlooc bury College enloys hnlung rvountalr' no ci ra Q s U if . X gp. , T Z1 rv K 'N A A' A ,L 1? l l A ' Tl gg - it I ll - ' W f . V, I . ,, .rg 1 U. b V r . r , - e 4 , .. , - t -. s , N . Standing, left to right: Mr. Franllin H. Reed, BS., Boston Unlver Advise' ol Splnnce CUE' erlms oanclnix there' i'f1 .z ',:zfAs I 3 ' C ' S' l .' ' ' . ' , . ., ester Urtvursltyj ad- ' ' g r ' ' ' ' ls ot girls A to b l' gt Eac lf Bushes t I f cl ' U 7 r r . . , B 'g ' r,, ' 'd d . . B,S,, C ' ' fy ,Edu ' , ' 3 lty 7 r cours Swrac lvO'Slfy' A , . J . S . .. .I B.E., S p I 1 o Y , CJ' rf ys 31, pl no Sl!1fll'7'l I I I 2 ' , .. l I V T F I' I ' '. Qzlrrtloi. an Etuf- ' dy, 20 MUSIC FREEHAND DRAWING MECHANICAL DRAWING PHYSICAL EDUCATICN Lett: Mr. Charles Hillner, lCl'rorus and Orchestral: Supervisor ot music: at- tends Rotary and Kiwanis Club meetings: enjoys writing music, organizing glee clubs, goltl and swimming. Right: Mr. Howard Rowell, lBandl' en' loys tishing, boating, and repairing brass instruments. Miss Margaret Deppmg BS Columbia University Head of Art Department Adviser of Costume Design Club enloys cra t work and ping pong 2 I KK 453 Mr Wallace L Sawyer Teachers College Columbia Uni versity Faculty Manager ot athletics Treasurer ot the Athletic Association enloys golf Mr Alfred T Lund berg BS Miami Un versity Oxford Ohio AM Bos ton Unive sity enloys hiking mountain climbing and fishing tand ng Mr Chares C White Unv rs ty of New ton University Director ot Athletics Head toolball coach basketball nd tack coach enloys athletics String lett to right Miss Isabelle M Currier Posse N ssen School ot Phys can Edu ation Bos on University Un versity Extens on Ad se ol Girls Atnletu: League SI Patrol Leade Yankee Flyers Sk Club Mem er National Archery Associat on Director ot Camp Kenoza oys and Girls Surnrne Camp enioys skiing an ar y r Orren B Mc ni t P Springie Colege Boston Universn y Director ot Physical Educa ton enloys rnoun an climbing f . . I S i 1 . ll . ' , i e I Hampshire: Lehigh Universityg Harvard University: Bos- . a r 7 ' ' . E . Y . I . I . ' g I' . I I i I bf IB ' ' ' f ' A ll ' A' if che' . M. . K 'gh, B, .E., ' t' Id LieuT William Perry U S N R LT gg MaryE arr USNR x TEACHERS STILL IN THE ARMED SERVICES We have been very proud during The war years of The men and women oT The TaculTy who have represenTed Haverhill High School in The armed Torces, serving in many diT'lerenT capaciTies in almos+ all TheaTres oT The war. MosT OT Them served, or are serving, as oTTicers, a siTuaTion quiTe naTural To Them, oT course, as being similar To Their rela- Tionship To usl We are sorry noT To greeT Those who sfill remain away Trom Their posiTions among us. LT Sohrus KaTsaros U SA TEACHERS RETURNED FROM SERVICE M Charles L WhaTcomb B S Ed Bridgewaler STaTe Teachers College Bosfon UnuversiTv MaThemaT1cs DeparT meni enloys chess woodworking and aTh eTics U S N R LT ig Kennefh Shufe U S N R Pvf Helen S Picard WAC Mr Ivar O Nelson New England Con servalory of Music Bachelor of Music Music direcTor enioys hunTing Tshing camping golT Tennis USN M J Jackson George AB DarImouTh EdM BosTon UniversuTy CoordlnaTor VeTerans Regional Edurallonal Cenfer enloys reading c nbbage U S N R Miss ElnzabeTh H RaTTe AS MA Bos Ton UniversiTy Modern Language De parTmenT summer school af Middlebury College Enloys reading and music Mr John D Medaglla AB BosTon Un: versiTy MA Middlebury College Mod ern Language DeparTrnenT enloys sTarnp collechng bowling USA WAC Mr Felix W Andrus BS TuTTs College BosTon UniversiTy Algebra and Geome Try baseball coach enloys woodworking baseball bowling Ice hockey USN Mr RoberT C Kiley BSEd Bridge waTer STaTe Teachers College Bosion UniversuTy Columbia Universify Com mercial Geography enloys bridge checkers ouldoor sporTs and Travel USN TEACHERS RETIRED OR RESIGNED This year we slncerely mss Those Teachers who have relunqurshed Thear Truendly quudance Mr Dalmn oT The Manual Traunlng DeparTmenT and Mass Thompson oT The Commercial DeparmenT Tor a well earned le-:sure Mr TheruaulT oT The Scrence DeparTmenT Tor business Mass Jones oT The Phys cal Educahon DeparTmenT Tor a posuhon an anoTher sysTem Mrs MarTun oT The Commerclal DeparTmenT on accounT oT lll healTh To all Mrs MarTun ln parhcular our good washes Mrs Avls Marlnn 1 Mr Joseph TherlaulT wi -Q... J I My Mlss Ma ge y Jones M ohn Dalun Mass Grace Thompson TRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Tr d o leTT To rlghT NormanJ Allison Prrnhng Anlhony J Cullman AuTo Repalr Paul Wandrey Weldlng Joseph PelTonovuch SheeT MeTal blanca Machlne Shop RelaTed lnsTrucT1on Charles J Hnllner Music Rose Cheemplnkas SecreTary Mary F FlTzgerald STenographer Mlldred C Chase Clerk Waller S Bradford Ma TWINS Fle+cl1er WGS? AUTO Repaur FursT ow leTT To rxqhT Oscar P Nelson Machlne Phnllp B ulll van Acadernlc Subleds Earle J Turner Plumblnq Alberf A Demo RelaTed Elecfrucal ChesTer P Spofford Dnrecfor John Rol::erTson RelaTed SheeT Me-Tal Thomas F Garvey PlacernenT DnrecTor WnlllamJ SCBl'l1dhl Aufo Repalr William F Dunbar Household Mechanics S-of 23 4 ' K, I K 1 ,Z my ' 0 . r 1 , T! r Y-1 I If s ' . , I I I r T ' . F r rl J . . qffw, 'z . ' - '. 'I . 'z '. 1 Raymond J. Auclair, Woodwork: Francis Shore, ElecTrical7 John W, McDonnell, Academic SubjecTs. Second row, leTT To rlqhT: Libero Cappe- . . I . . 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WhaT deTours7 On whaT roads To whaT desTlnaTlons7 These are The maTTers ThaT occupy our class Tame wheiher IT as spenT rn math Engllsh cook :ng chemrsfry or gym to read the road maps of life We bound 1nTo class lusT as The bell rnngs rush Tor our seaTs slam our books down on The desks and Then engage ourselves IH gab TesTs wnTh our nenghbxors We ask lrrelevanT queshons we Try To geT The Teacher s mmd on oTher subIecTs we sTall and pray ThaT The bell wall rung buT sTull we enloy our classes noT only because They make up The greaTer parT oT our school lives buT also because we realuze ThaT They are The real reason why we are Traveling TogeTher Tor Tour years Whale we are nn class we Tend To leave To The Teacher The responsnbnInTy of seenng ThaT we sTlck To The sublecT and geT The mosT we can ouT oT aT However as we leave school we shall have whuch we are so well Tranned ThaT we shall noT need proddung lT ns IN classes ThaT we learn To choose These courses correcTly noT only Through The acTual sTudues buT also Through The Tar reachang guud ance oT our Tune Teachers AlThough we gripe and groan abouT hard sublecTs and heavy ass:gnmenTs mosT of us realuze ThaT classes are The greaTesT prepara Tron we have for our TuTure lives The Library Socual center or work cenTer7 Anyway a confer 24 0 I wha, Shorycms W ann? To choose proTessions in which we shall be so inTeresTed and Tor Below Mech Drawrnq The mnnd bemq franslafed Info maHer Be Biology 6 Hubba Hubba low Physncs Hs confusung buf noi' amusnng 25 Biology B Of mace and men 14 Above Home Nursing When pam and angwsh wrnng Yhe brow a mlnusfer ng angel hou eow Aeronauhcs Tlneell be n Q ne T doesnf ram 'Q Rifrvfgv General Eclucelion in a Free Socie'ry Chemusfry If as a boy s subgecf French Specnal for foday only responsubnlnfy Mafhemahcs For praclccbullty and enioymenf Hnsfory Local responsubnlufy Spamsh Also a specnal buf educahonal Problems of Democracy World 'Q 1.2-f Q li 26 Chermsfry More cultured Tlarw vocaflorwal for mosl' Below Enqlnsh Book colloquues come buf once a year A bool: of verses underneafh a bough A lug of wlne a loaf of bread and lhou Beside me slnglng ln +he wilderness Oh wulderness were paradise enow' or ofherwuse expressed fhere a e an general educahon In e free soclefy needs and serious ones-no+ mel' by +he sublecls which somehmes seem fhe mcsf prachcal an career planning lsh 4 lo Usage Yesfs Bu? never no more' J eow Chorus uly f ls more blessed 'ro gnve T n Irslen Bu? ihe gurl who fakes a bus: ness course and ihe gurl who fakes Home Ec comes fo flue same end alas' or alas7 olmeepmg C P As fhe cops llnance N59 call 'l wr Md xhev Shorthand Type Eyes fron? and down Mlmeoqraph Wlwail wnll lhese hands ne er e cean7 Lady should worry bi ,L ss.. ..f-4' 01 ,J 911' I I ewmg Fe e n uy TT'if6Vwc5N7 Amway Pave e my ons fr, Wlrk TLXC59 Wwodeis, an 'Q wowd do we , Cock no WFere a m sfake may feaHy huri ok n Pe c We Yea V' 'w e ea fs Gym res Pun :Men e GMS Gym Eirrnmafmq bulges before they s+ar+ 9- We Amerncans musi face fhe facf thai wdh +he besf facnhhes an ihe world porenhally we have a long way fo go before we lnherlf our blrfhrughf of physrcal fifness The war has opened up new roads Boys Gym Elrmrnafrr-q bukges before They srev X. f ard w e oys G 'n M S+ o S n T w e or we on work here! 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And Ihe laces of 'friends will always remind us MOSE MICHAEL ANANIAN 29 Grove Sfreef LUCIEN ALBERT ARCHAMBAULT Busrness SOI Broadway Class PresrdenI3 4 Classboolc Comrmlree 4 Freshman Councrl War Acfrvulres Com mrflee 2 I-In Y Club 2 3 4 Sporfsmens Club 4 Phrlamafhran Club 4 CHARLENE MARIE PROVOST Teacher 65 Broclcfon Avenue s man Councrl G A L I wr 2 Tennrs I Swrmmung I Sensor Class Execuhve Cornmlffee Vice Presrdenf Record Club 3 Phnlomafhran Club 3 ROGER WENTWORTH JOHNSON Docior Park Avenue Salem DepoI New I-Iampshrre Mafh Club 3 Phrlomalhran Club 3 Senlor Class Execuhve Commllfee Brown and Gold Slall 3 Senror Class Play LARRY ZACHARCHUK JR Pholoqraplwer 53 AlIar'nonI Slreel Sensor Class Execulve Commrrlee Junror Class Executrve Commrllee Sophomore Class Execulrve Commrflee Fresh man Council Camera Club 4 Brown and Gold 4 Senror Class Play 34 MARILYN EDYTHE McKAY Englrsh Teache 85 Conco d Slreel Class Vrce P esudenf 4 Class Secrefary 2 Junror Red Cross Councr Pl Iomalhran 3 4 French Crub 4 Coslume Desrqn C ub 4 I3 a af c Club 4 C a soook Commrfree BRENDA ELIZABETH THOMPSON Prrvafe Secrelary IO22 Amesbury Road Secrelary Junror Class Secrefary Senror Class Sleno Club Phrlomar I u Reco d Club 4 Sporlsrrans u 4 r wh an 4 owrnc 2 Te ns 2 Wa A 'rrvfes Commrffee Research Cherrrlsl C ass Wd 946 .VA Y .F - . I V , In I . I - f 'vr I 3 I sl A' , f 3, 4: ' han Cl' b 3: ' :I ' gf' Cl b ' Band I: 'B o . d Gold I G. A. L. 3, 4: V B I' 4 A n I r r c' II ' , I Fhllcmafhran Cub 3 47 Class Treasurer 2 3 4. Freh ': ..., 2, 3, 43 Bo l'ng I, 3 - ' BETTY FRANCES ALLEN 62 Groveland Srreer PETER JAMES ANASTOS Fr Sire Llub 3 Trar GINA ANGELOTTI I Chuck Avenue Vnce PresIden+ S+eno CIub 4 NORMAN W ANGUS 69 Soufh PIeasanI Sfreef of milesfones we passed on our journeys IogeII1er. Secrefary Reshau an? Busnness Odice Werke L ofvoe Ooerafo Press Club 2 GIee CIUI3 3 'vrers Devr S Cub 2 ALEXANDRA APOSTOLOU I Aufumn Sfree Spanxsn Club 4 BETTY ANN ATWOOD 496 Kenoza SI ee' ArI 5+ Rad o Work Wa Achvwes Cornmxffee 2 Spo Isrnens CIuo 4 Record Iu 4 rown and GoI 4 PIuIornatIwan Cm 4 .QUQ ANTHONY JOSEPH AUGUSTA 35OIf2 Wasnwnq on S+ree+ o+baII 3 4 e bel easurer B A DANA G AUSTIN 35 6 eenIeaI Sf ee? 'AW F esh-nan CouncI War Achvmes Cornrmfree 3 ELAINE GRACE BALL Clofnes Desnqner I5 BeImonI Avenue Freshman Red Cross Councnl C prom 4 BasebeI 3 4 3 S32 Ophcwan new ROBERT R BASSO Businessman 38 Lexwnqfon Avenue GORDON SLATE BATES Pnvsucal Educahon Teacher 55 I-Iqnland Avenue ,WW Treasurer Soorfsmens CIUD 4 -a ' PAULINE ESTHER BATES Secrefary WI1xHuer Sfreef Newfon Junchon Ne I-Iarnp5Imre f 3' Q53 53' Band 3 Camera CIub 4 496051411 -.Im if 'SJ' 3'-1. CAROLYN ARLENE BEARCE I2I Po Hand Sfreef I-Iawrdr Sser MARY ELIZEBETH BECKFORD 79 Mnddlesex Sfreef B n I PAUL BEDROSIAN Enqxn er ng Draffsmdn IOI I-Iaqh SIreeI I CIub 2 3 4 Pnxlornarhuan Danc it-35:5 LORRAINE ELEANOR BELANGER Cou I S enoq apner Wafe Sfe A Arc r Ind eader 4 ebaII 2 u o'naIII an CIuD 3 4 S CIub 3 4 Reco d CIub pn Secrefa y Sporfsrnen s CIub 4 CIassbook Cornrnufree LOUISE MELVINA BERGERON Nurse 342 Wafer Srreef CI1eerIeader 4 KENNETH R BERNARD Mach nvs+ 33 Pleasanf Sfreef Gee Club 2 3 35 I IO anIcIin ef Hz.Y A . 4, .I 4. ,I , r . In , . f 3 3 PM AI I , 3, 4 I I' W' 3 c In . BI fa X 3 ' I 5 . ' I . A L Fo 3 Bask ' I 2, 3, 4. a ', 3 I , 3 Tr . . L. 3. A A 3 -VQQ xy . - 3 If jg' 3 6 K 5 QQ, 3'wj g . - W .1 V v: V Q we K NW I I L Y ,,..: 'jQ,1' , - I, of f 55 z,, 1 ' ' I I ' . W ' I . . . , . V ml Xl' 1 fx -Ki? :-- A 'kI - 4 ' ' ff . In ' Y' A I 'gf X a d . ' -. ' ' 57 I - . ' c.,. f - 1 ' 5 I-I'-Y . : ' ' 4. 5' 3 I22 f f er G. . L. I. 2 3, 43 BasIceIbaII I. 2, 3. 47 Hey IZ - I-Iik' 4 Ig CI1eerI 7 Bas 3 Record CI b 3, 47 Phil I. I ' 3 feno . 7 Y 3,42 3 ' I I y 'I I , . , The Iirsr long-awailed view of Annex, JEAN EVELYN BERRY 38 Adams Sfreef Social Worker G. A. I.. I, 2, 3: Tennis I, 23 Bowling I, 2: Plwilomallwicn . A ' ' 3, 4: Secretary Spanish Club 4. MERRILL EVERETT BERRY 536 Salem Sfreel Band I, 27 Orclwesfra I, 2. ELEANOR FRANCES BEYER 23 Bar+IeH' S+reeI ALBERT PAUL BIRD 3 Soullw New S+ree+ JACQUELINE BRENDA BISHOP 80 Monroe Sfreef A L HECTOR A BIZIOS 20 Blaisdell Sfreel' Club 2 3 SUMNER BOCHES 252 Broadway 6:11 me r :W -.,, Resfauranf Business M u s I c i a n I 55,5-T my A I ' I' , :s,:f!:a:.,. ' M p .,,. e'l-Q. ... Searnsfress . Sec efary ALBERT BANKS BLACKADAR IO58 Boslon Road Businessman i e Club 3 Peside T avelinq Salesman I8 Founlain Sfreef Pl-nlornarlman Club 4 JAM ES A BOISSELLE Missionary Prlesf Brown and Gold 4 ARMAND BOLOGNA 25 Vernon Slreel Club 2 GRACE ANNE BOLOGNA IBC? River Slreel Plnilornallwlan Club 3 4 DORIS BOOCOCK 76 Clwadwiclc Sfreel ing 2 owlinq 2 Sec eta y Opfornetrisv Cour+ Sfenoqraone I I-los I. 2 Sec efary War A Acfivifies CornrnuHee 4 Pres de Y Drarnalic Club 4 FYI. 36 -Oi ll! CARROLL N BORDEN Trucking Company Proprero l27 No rlw Avenue cedar, B A F JEANNETTE BOULANGER No Iv Bead RICHARD A BOULANGER 420 I-I Ildae Avenue ri Orenevra Presi en Club 4 Senior Class Play RUSSELL THEODORE BOUVIER 33 Norrn Broadway MELVIN SAMUEL BRODIE 26 Harnilon Avenue Offce Worker Mus Supervuso Record Club 4 Spanish Accounfanl A my Officer Brown and Gold I Presidenf Junior Red Cross Council Plwilomafriian Club 3 4 Traclc 4 ELLIN BRODY Secrefary I8 Magnolia Avenue A 3 Recor C r 'J G. . . I. 2. I-Ii-Y , , 4: B. A. L. 2, 3, 4, I - RTI I, 2, , r ' H+ 2, 3. ' .. , A . J ' I - . , JR. ' ' ' I s HW , 3. 4. 2 Air ine less T in I-Iilc' 3 B A 3 r r G. . . 7 ' I I ' F I ' ' 'K Se r ' . . L. 47 oolball 3, 4. r.. ,, I Q ,Q , 5 I T L , ' ' Y D ' Q85 rl r way QQ ' f xii' A' Ba ff 'I Ii 'd + I I 1 ' A 'If 1 if f - r I G. . L. I, 2, 33 Bowling I, 2, 1 d lub 3, 4. Ilwe Freshman Parry and our frrsl grown up dance Sensor Class Play 28 Macon Avenue 26 Soullw Pa lc Srreef ELINOR MAY BROWN SI Newcomb Slreel Record Club 4 PRISCILLA MAE BROWN 36 Greenvnlle Slreef A MARGARET ANN BROWNING l9O Ma S+ree+ JOHN RUSSELL BRUCE I8 She dan Slreel Sporlsrnens Club I 4 DONALD JOSEPH BURCHELL 89 South Kurnball Sfreer U S Navy MAE BURKE 22 John Sfreef CHARLOTTE ARLENE CAMPBELL Spamslw Secrefary Pune Sfreef Plausfow New Hampslnure Phrlomaflman Club 3 4 Vnce Presudenf Spanlsln Club 4 RICHARD JOSEPH CARBONE Baseball Playe CATHERINE PATRICIA CARNEY Laboralory Teclnnlc an Buyer Travel Travel Pu of Marr age wnnql Sporfsmens Club 4 Phllomallman u 4 G A L 2 PHYLLIS TERESA CARON Secrefary 39 Lamorlle Avenue EILEEN ANN CASHMAN 4 uumby Sfreef EDWARD CHAMPAGNE 5 Rosemary Avenue I-In Y Club Z Track 4 DONALD WALTER CHARLES 984 Bosfon Road JO ANN SALLY CHOATE 34 Kenr Slreel A 4 Ten: Arclwery 3 SYLVIA MAYBELLE CHRISTIE 463 Kxnqsbury Avenue ARTHUR GORDON CHUTE 536 Waler Sfreef Sfudenf Football Manager I, 2 3. 4 BARBARA OLGA CARROHO Marruaqe I4 Ford S+ree+ JEANNE MARIE CARTIER Secrefary 43 Lafayeffe Sfreel Nurse Business Execuhve CIVI Englneer S nqer ow an I-I In Nurse 37 The bushels of keys we collecled 'Q 593 al 'Z' Sleno Club 4 41 245 La rence Sfreef S. and lhe mounlaln scrap ELEANOR AMY CLARK Church Worker IIS Laurel Avenue A chery I I-Iulcnnq I Phulomalhuan Club 4 CLIFTON A CLARKE JR Owner of T uclcnnq Concern 88 Norlh Avenue JACOUELYN MARIE CLARKE Secrela y 4 Soufh Knrnball Slreel' A che MURIEL EDINE CLOCHER Po a d Road Plalslo CUSTER ARTHUR COLE 789 Broad ay U S a y STELLA NATALIE COLLETO 78 Coqs ell Sfreel BARBARA JEAN COLLINS Asrlune I-losfess I57 Pne Slreel Pla sfow N I-lnrnpshare BEATRICE JANE COLLINS Prof I57 P ne Sl eel Pla slow New Hampshire MARGARET COLMAN Cerhfled Public Accounlenl Brown and Gold I 2 Record Club 4 Coslume Design 4 Treasurer Drarnafnc Club 4 58 Marshlancl Slreel Phnlornalhlan Club 3 4 ALBERT C COMEAU 27 Ferry Sfreel Ar? Melel Club 2 Glee Club 3 LORETTE FRANCES COMEAU 32 Oalr Ter ace MADOLYN FRANCES CONLON Radno Worker 3I Fernwoocl Avenue Record Club 4 Bo Inq I Spanlsh Club 4 Dremalnc 4 Sensor Class Play PHYLLIS DOROTHY COOK Foreign Trade Execuhve 49 Morshland Slreef assboolc Comrmllee G A L I 2 4 Arche y eball 2 B wlunq I 4 Reco 4 malhnan Club 3 4 Dramafnc Club 4 Presldenf Spanush Club 4 HAROLD CORCORAN Business Execufuve 59 Arllngfon Sfreel CLEMENTINA MARY CORDISCHI Nurse 22 Ayer Slreel CECILE MARIE CORMIER Hairdresser 26 Angle Slreel RHODA HELEN CORTHELL Travel I9 Groveland Sfreel A Sfeno Club 4 38 MYRNA MAE COLTIN Radno Announcer Dress Deslgner w I-Iarnpshure Banlc Accounlanf Machane Desnqner Secrelory Toolrnalzer T-E l r : ' 4 ' . V I . , . r ' Bowling 23 r ry 2. Il r , ' w, N6 I I , . N V x 'i Q45 - - , Q A, ,gg ,Q w y I , 1 , ew ' I 44 44 , , , A I' ' 5 W ' 5 f' : wi : ' : ' 2 CI ' 1 ..... 3, 3 r I1 Bas : o ' , 2, 3, 1 rd Club 3. 2 Philo- G. . L. I, 2, 3, 47 Baslrelball I, 2, 3: Archery I, 2, 3: 1 and Ilme beaullful Jeep we senl To llwe lronl CECILE THERESA COTE Telephone Operalor Weslvulle New I-Iampslnre RAYMOND J COULTER Maclnnnsr 3I uuncy Slreel' Mellnuen G-lee Club 2 3 PANAYIOTA PAULINE COUTAVAS Teacher 32 I-Ilqln Slreel Classboolr Cornmlflee M 'lla Club 4 Frenclw Club 4 Plnlornaflwnan Club 4 Science Club 4 Nalure Club 4 GERALD MARCOTTE CRONIN 65 Knngsbury Avenue JACOUELINE CROSBY Broadcasllnq 69 Soulln Cenfrel Sfreef assboolc Comm Hee C5 A L I 4 Baslcel Baseb mrnlon 3 Swrrnrnlng I wr Ing 2 3 Secrelary 2 PresrdenI3 T aclc 4 Deba u I 2 S orlsrnen Cu Plwrloma :an u QW? DAVID LIVINGSTONE CUBIE Doclor 8 Tall Avenue Sporlsmens Club I 4 sf JAI3 ...I I ELAINE MARIE CUNNINGHAM I26 Porlland Slreel Record Club 4 RITA MARIE CUSTEAU 222 Wmler Slreef Brown and Gold I 2 HELEN DADEKIAN 65 Jackson Exlenslon Secrefary fa? Plwyslollweraplsl aww' manned' Duehclan Foreman DAVID ALFRED DANIELS 21 Weslford Slreel Glee Club 2 3 Foolball 3 4 JEANNETTE THRESA DAVID Model 225 Rosernonl Slreel RAYMOND PAUL DAVID 6 Hazel Sfreef Brown and Gold 3 dv GEORGE STEVENS DAVIS Lawyer 50 Parli Slreel Vlfar Aclwufues Comrnullee 2 3 Sensor Class Play THERESA DCLORES DAWIDOWICZ Nu se 26 Soullw Prospecl Slreel Sfeno Club 3 KATHERINE DEKEON I2 Cenlral Slreel Harrdresser MARY JACQUELINE UELANEY 36 Merrlll Srreel' SIFIQSV' DOLORES ARLENE DEMARAIS 6 Ken+ Sfreel G A L 3 4 Baslcelball3 4 Baclrrlnlon 3 4 Arclwery 3 4 Track 4 I-Irkmq 3 Tenrns 3 Bowlrrg 3 Baseball 4 Classbcolc Cornmufree Sleno Club 3 4 Secrelary 4 Plnlorrallwxan Club 3 4 Record Club 3 4 Sporlsmens Club 4 Dramallc Club 4 Clneerleader I-Ialr Slyllsl BEATRICE DEMERIS Hairdresser I54 Grove Slreel 39 Q ' . v ' : a : 1 CI 1 1 ,..r 2, 3, 1 ball I Q I I, 2, 3. 43 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 47 Tennis I, 2: all 23 , Bad ' 1 ' ' . 42 BO Ire 41 Afclefv 2- 3? I A llcl I x I-lllr' I. . , , ' 7 r 1 Ilnq ' E A g- CI b I : p ':. I Ia 47 ' IH CI -b 34 4: - A Spanlslw Club 4: Dramalic Club 4: Sclence Club 4. , ' - - I , , I 3 me I ' I ww N Y Wulh wlwal sad delughl we abandoned llwe Annex HIGHGAZE DerBOGOSlAN 45 Plllunq Slreef Arl Melal Club 2 Seamanslwlp Cu 3 ROSE ANNE DERDERIAN fm Pr: ale Sec ela v 2 Proclor Slreel AUDREY NORMA DERUSHA Ma r age 47 Erqlwleenllw A enue ELAINE RITA DESROSIERS vale Slenoqraplwe 27 Broadway A I LAURA MARIE DnBARTOLOMEO Tra I6 Hancock Slreel F eslrvrnan ACIIVIIISS Council Vnce Presldenl' Ju C 5 Su en? Commuffee 4 Record Club VICTOR W DIBARTOLOMEO Masler Meclwanrc Slreel Glee Club 2 3 9 Varnum AEM CONSTANCE MARIA DIBURRO OFI'ce Worker I9 Lakevue Avenue Bow :ng I OLIVIA DIMOPULOS 25 Sallonslall Road Secrelary Treasurer Record Club 4 Plnulomallnan Cub 3 4 French Club 4 ANTHONY S DIPIETRO Slweel Mefal Worker I33 Rsver Sfreel Glee Club 2 Safely Club 3 LUCY ANNE DISTEFANO 29 Arclw Sfreel Travel Q lm Vnce Presxdenl' Freslwman Councul WILLIAM J DODIER lOl Freeman Slreel Eleclrncxan H T S Sennor Class Execulave Commlflee Press Club 2 Sporls Club 3 'ov GERTRUDE MARY DONOVAN Nurse 59 Beach Slreef 'vc DOROTHY ELIZABETH DRAG 4I Freeman Sfreet Sfeno Club 3 4 -vwm RICHARD A DUCHEMIN 22 V1clor Sfreel Sporls Club 2 Glee Club 3 LUCILLE JEANETTE DUMONT 57 Altamont Sfreel Pesudenl French Club 4 Plnlomarluan Club Class Play ANTHONY JOSEPH DURSO 25 Cenfral Slreel Orclweslra 2 3 Freshman Councll MAX EPSTEIN 46I Washmgfon S+reeI Mafln Club 3 4 Presldenl' 4 ANTHONY CHARLES ESPOSITO I6 Fanrfneld Sfreel 40 'nl Denlal I'IyqI6I'llSI Drallsrnan Nurse 4 Sensor Enqmeer Pl Ol' 2 ' I b . , A .V F r F VI A 1 V, ri , ,, I v I Pri r G. . L. 2, 33 I-lik'nq I, 2. 3, ' vel f I r mor las : ' d ' -N I . . . I It V 4 4 vqgk 'Q 1 I -r 7 . I . W A I' . , , ' ' I I E Q I' f.-H.. .. ss:, , :--::::r::g:r::.: H f , 1 Q' 1 ::!::::3-3!:::-I A 4 be 4 ' ,- .' 5, - -JI:-::f. I I f ' 1 L I ,ef f 552 .1 I I - we yr ff- ' ., A f. I C. P. A. 5 1 I I 1 ' ' and arrived as Sophomores 'ro The enigma of Main. FRANCES ANN FARLEY Travel l3o Winler Sfreef G. A. L. I: I-lilring I. RALPH NORMAN FASULO Travel 23 Mechanic Slreel Basketball 3, 43 I-li-Y Club 3, 43 War Aclivifies 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4. ARNOLD LESTER FISHBEIN Physician IZB Broclclon Avenue Bowling I: Brown and Gold I: Philomalhian Club 31 Malh Club 4. SHIRLEY LUCILLE FITTS Avialrix 5 Sevenlh Avenue G. A. L. I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I: Baslcelball 2, 43 Volleyball 27 Tracl: 47 I-'lilring Ig Archery I3 Classboolc Commifleeg Vice-Presidenl' SporIsmen's Club 4: Model Club lg Philo- malhian Club 3, 4. HELEN PATRICIA FOLEY Nurse l4l Cedar Sfreel JOSEPH C. FONDI Chernisf I4 Davis Sfreer 3 4 Baseba ETHEL FRANGEDAKIS Hairdresser 5I Arch Slreel ATHENA FRANGULES Teacher II Ashworlh Terrace ELLEN KATHERINE FULLER Travel ll2 Old Ferry Road A L H THERESA JOSEPHINE GABLOSKY Slenographer 3 Emily Sfreel' Sfeno Club 3 4 JOHN A GAGNE 20 Doane Sheer Ban I JOHN FOSTER GAQUIN Conslruchon Engineer 578 Salem Slreef Presldenl Freshman Council Presidenl Sophomore Clas Brown and Gold I I-IIY Club 2 3 4 Senior Cla s ay IEAN MARIE GARDNER Travel 35 I-lillsucle Slreel Brown and Gold 3 BETTY ANNE GARVEY Medical Secrelary 4l3 Main Sfreef ELIZABETH TURNER GEORGE English Teacher 78 Cheslnul Sfreel War Aclivil es Commiffee 3 Record Club 4 Philomalh an Club 3 RUTH NAOMI GEORGE Teacher 2I Ceda Slreel' GERARD LIONEL GILBERT Eleclrical Engineer 4 Norfh Sh-eel Baseball 2 Sporlsmens Club 4 LILA SELMA GILBERT Buyer 44 Marsh Avenue Brown and Gold I 2 Nalurs Club I 4 Record Club 3 4 4I B.A.L.l,2, .2 II2. gl ' G. . . I: Bowling I7 ilring I. cl . i , x ' , , . 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I . if We Ieled foolball and beslcelbell heroes er Sophofnore I-Iops MICHAEL THEOGNIS HALKIOTIS CIe+hrnq Busrness 3 Le Blanc Sfr el Hu Y CIub 4 JOHN E HAMEL Coach 52 Keeley Slreel Vu r I n 3 Fool' a CAROL LUCILLE HAMMER Adress I6 Chesfnuf Sheet Classbook Commdlee Cheerleader 4 G A I. 2 3 4 efball 2 4 ball WI g T nl ar Acfuvuhes Cornmuflee 2 Cosfume Design Club I Record Club 3 4 Sfeno Club 4 Reco dung Secrelary Sporfsrnen s Club 4 Phrlomafhuen Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Dramehc Club 4 GEORGE E HANAGAN 46 Lexlnglon Avenue ss Club 2 3 Prm er JACK HANANIAN 4I Lamoulle Avenue H Club 2 3 4 BETTY ELTHEA HARTOP 20 Woodmonf Avenue DORIS ANNA JEAN GREENWOOD 268 I-Illldale Avenue Sfeno Club 3 4 FRANK O GREENWOOD 26 Llndel Sfreel Searnanshlp Club 2 3 HELEN HALKIOTIS II Wheeler Avenue Ph lornafhuan Club 3 4 W EARL GEORGE GILLMAN Teacher W. 20 Madvson Slreel Freshman Councll CARLTON GLEED Businessmen 6 Clngord Avenue n I 2 Jun 'Jr Red Cr Coun SHIRLEY MAY GOODRICH ll O chard Slreef Sleno Club 3 4 Ofhce Worlc JOHN ALBERT GOODWIN 2IO Websfer SI eel n I 3 4 Orches Musucuan 'fi K. ' ALFREDA ALICE GRABIEC I5 Davrs Sfreel A ll' 9-or ANNA ODESSA GRAHAM Travel New 9 Ferry Sfreel' MYLES T GRANDMAISON Mechanical Technrcuan IIS Emerson Slreer ETHEL ANN GRAY Pracl col Nurse 54 Soulh Krmball Sfreel 17 ROBERT A GREENLAW Repaur Shop Owner I Rmqgold Slree+ A+ Mefel Club 2 Sports Club Modelung Ford Experf Prnvcne Secrele ry A I. 3 4 Swlmm I Ten I Sfeno Club 4 Llnofype Machunlsl vls Club 2 Engrneer Sfenographer 42 . . ply' Q ' I E I Ba d , t I oss eil. X A s 4 N, ' ' K , 'A i - Ba d , 2, . I Ira I, 2, 3, 4. I I ersl 'III . I if I ' u I Q., W e. . L. I. 2. J. ' s .. ,ri f 1 3. i f In I A fi I 'A .. , - 6. . , I, 2, , 3 ' Ing g nls I I - X ' ' f ,I K ' - ' . Aff? e I-I. T. S. 'ce-P es'de I 4: Glee Club 2. 7 b II ' I, 2. 3, 4. Baslc , 1 Besel 4: Bo I'n lil 3. en II: I Pre . : ' I s De 'I , 3, 4. K Ii I-Y , , . 1 I and helped raise Ihe Mlnuleman Flag lal long Iasll. RICHARD ARMAND HEBERT eueeffmhemasf I2 Fairrneunl' Avenue Sludenl Acllvllies Commlllee 4, Philomafhlan Club 3. 42 I-li-Y Club 3, 43 Presidenl Sporlsmen's Club 4. GENEVIEVE CECILIA HEFFERAN English Teacher I9 Lamollle Avenue G. A. L. I, 2, 3, 4: Bowllng I, 2, 3, 4: Archery I: Brown and Gold 47 Phllomalhlan Club 3, 4: French Club 4, Drarnalic Club 4: Sec'elary Junior Red Cross Council? Malh Club 3, 4, Vlze-Presldenl 4. GORDON D. HENDERSON Archifeclural Designer 99 Cross Road Sporls Club 2 Glee Club 3 WILLIAM L HENDERSON Machmlsf 604 l-lnlldale Avenue H T S Sensor Class Execullv Commlllee Glee Club 2 3 DOROTHY ANN HERRIN6 Busrnesswoman I2 Slxlh Avenue A 2 Baslcel a Inq Bowln LOUIS JOSEPH HOFFMAN Navy 9 Warren Slreel NORMAN HOLTZ 88 Bocklan Avenue Bowlunq I Malll Club 4 Phxlomallman CIub3 4 Record Clu 3 GRETA HOOD Busnnesswoman I86 Groveland Slreel' A L 2 Bowlun MARY JUNE HOPKINS Marriage 4I Essex Slreel RALPH ALBERT HORNE Teacher 98 Weslmlnsler Avenue Brown and Gold 3 Nalure Club I 4 Preslclenl of Science Club 4 RAYMOND EDWARD HUNKINS Engineer 57 Russell Slreef Band 3 4 Radio Club 4 Presxdenl' Camera Clu 4 RICHARD GREGORY INGHAM Navy 4 Curhs Avenue LILLIAN RUTH JACKMAN Secrelary 28 Crescenl' Slreel Phulomalhlan 3 4 Span h Club 4 Secrelary Junior Red Cross Councul War Achvxlxes Commullee 3 Secretary Classboolm Commnflee RUSSELL A JACKSON 35 Sevenleenlh Avenue Sporls Club 2 3 ARLENE JACOBOWITZ Labo alory Techmcuan 68 Marshland Slreel' A w 2 Arch I Recor Club 3 Phxlomalluan Club 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4 RICHARD JAFFARIAN Mechamcal Engineer I6 Broolxlnne Avenue ofball 2 3 O hesfa I 4 Rllle Club 2 Spo men S Club 4 Qi GEORGE JAMES Mechameal Enqlneerlng Fneld 39 I-Ilqh Sfreel I Club 2 4 Preslde I H Y C b 4 Ba eball 3 War Achvmes Commlflee I 2 RUSSELL E JAOUITH Ar Conduluomng Desngner Pnllsbury Sfreef Georqelown Arf Melal Club 2 Sporls Club 3 43 . . . ' 'e ' 1 . . ' e. .L. I. 1 Ls II 31 I-lik' I, 2, 1' Q I. V A b . ' ' ' ' . , 6' ' ' Y ' Q 2' I . : ' : ' b . I ' ' , g ls I ' t. 'IL-A IX . G. . L. I, 2 3, 4' Bo llng I, 7 - ery Z cl I Fo 4' rc r 2 ' ' ' rfse 'I ,,, gs 31: , Hnv . 3. , ' VI 1. lu , S , 4: We packed Chrislmas boxes lor servicemen and Iheir children GENEVA MARION JOHNSON Ofllce Worlcer 988 Amesbury Road A Bow SALLY ANN JOHNSON 39 Dudley Slreel Junror Class Execuhve Commrflee Freshman Councrl GAIL ELIZABETH JONES Radlo and Televnslon Arhsf 9 Peabody Slreel Vrce Presudenl Dramahc Club 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Ph Io hlan Club 4 G A I 2 Tenn 2 3 Archery I 2 3 Vrce Pres den? Sludenl ACIIVII Council 4 Secrelary Sensor Class Play JANET LEE KAPP Malhemallclan 37 Welllnqlon Avenue alh CIub3 4 Secrelary 4 Rec C! Cub3 4 Fren Club 4 Ph Iomalhran Club 3 4 Cassboolc Cornrnlllee Cheerleader 4 DELMA MARIE KARELIS Commercial AFIISI II Columba Pak Iomafhuan Club 3 4 o C 4 Coslume svqn Club 4 G A VALERIE KAZAROSIAN Psycholoqusl 20 Blalsdell Slreel r nch Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Recor u 3 Phrlomafhuan Club 4 Brown and Gold I 2 3 4 Secrefary Dramahc Club 4 I 3 I Porlland Slreel' n l 9IO Easi Broadway 96 I-Iaselhne Sfreel 9I Llberly Slreel Searnanshep Club 3 I7 Colurnbua Park Phnlomafhnan Clu 3 4 44 JAMES EDWARD KELLEY Travellnq Salesman RICH 'XRD NELSON KESNER Navy ROBERT FRANKLIN KILLEY Musician 3 Mk Orcheifra 2 3 4 Band 2 Sfudenl Achvnhes Councnl 4 CHESTER F KIMBALL Plumber T S Sensor Class Vnce Presudenf Sporfs Cu CONSTANCE ANNE KIMBALL Medncal Secrelary R F I Plauslow New I-lamps Ire A wrmmrn Baslcel a 2 Frenc Club 4 Senro Class Play JEAN KLICKSTEIN Marrrage A L own Archer Mafh C u ROBERT ALBERT KNEELAND Ch de Cursrne 3 Davrs Place e Physician CONSTANTINE JOHN KOKULIS ISO Cedar Sfreef Classboolr Comrnullee Sludenls Achvufues Council 4 Presndenl Phrlomalhran Club 4 Mafh Club 3 4 Camera Club 4 ELIZABETH ANNE KORBEL I0 Parlc Sfreel French Club 4 Sporfsmen Marrrage s Club 4 THADDEUS JOHN KOTICK Band Player I5 Lansung Avenue Brown and Gold 3 4 MARY ANN KOTULI 22 Gnle Sfreef A Phuloma lan u Duplomahc Worker DOROTHY KATHERINE KRATOWICH Duehclan 20 Observalory Avenue G A L I 2 3 4 Bowlrng I Archery 2 Brown and old 2 3 4 Co Edufor 4 Cheerleader 4 Classboolr Com mrflee Nafure Club I Phllomafhlan Club 3 4 Sfeno Club 3 4 Record Club 3 4 Dramahc Club 4 G. . L. I7 ling I. . . . . . 3-5 - I I 3 I - mal ' I . , L. I, 2, 3: I-Illcng I, 3 n's I, , 3 3 3 3 4 - I ' 'Yes M A, , 3 or I . I ch I 2 3, 3 f , ,. .. P Ph'l ' 3 Rec rd lub 3. 3 ' 3 .f De ' 3 . . L. 2, ' . .. F e ,3 ' I d CI b . 43 Y I ' 2 A , ' ' I Q Ba d . 2. . I-I, . .. ' ' - ' 3 I b 23 , ' I 2 3 . 0.3, ' , I+ A , G. . L. I, 2. 33 S ' ' q I: b II 3 I1 - A Y G. . . I, 2, 3, 43 B Inq I: y I: I b 3, 43 'Eg-173, I ' ' b , . .V - .A-y f . . xl I I ' . 'I I G. . L. I. 2, 33 ' Ih' CI b 3, 4. 3 3 .... , .A 3 ' 3 3 G ing FSQPQ 'Srl I7 Bellevue Avenue efballl 2 Soccer CLAIRE LAVALLEE Helrdresse and played hosl 'ro The Seniors al our Junior Prom. FREDERICK LaFONTAINE 73 Peclcer Slreel Searnanslwlo Club 2 3 ANNETTE YVONNE LAGASSE 99 Wlnllaler Avenue NORMA JEANNE LAJOIE I Dupe Avenue F esllrnan Counczl EDWARD JAMES LAMBERT 96 Souln K rnball Slreel ,iq Seannansl'-o Club 2 3 gf: MARILYN IONE LANDRY 3 Soulln Klfnball Slreel' 1-:sv A I wr 9 RICHARD EDWARD LANE gat lj' I8 Rlnqqola Sl eel RICHARD JAMES LANE Golf Professlonal 4-I Tlmrleenflw Avenue LEO JOSEPH LANGEVIN 4 Lalayeue Slreel Avlallon Buslness Sporlsrnens Club 4 JACOUELINE RITA LANGLAIS Secrelary if fl 29 Maurlce Slreel' RITA CLAIRE LANGLAIS Secrelary 29 Maurlce Slreel ROGER VINTON LARRABEE JR Inlerlo Designer 52 Colby Slreel War Acluv Iles Cornrnullee 2 3 PAUL JOHN LAURETTA Clwemlcal Enqlneer I7 Coolldqe Avenue Jurlor Red C oss Courcll War Achvlhes Corn flee 2 Pr sldenl 4 Plflo alln an Club 4 Sporlsfnens ub lor Cas a HERBERT M LAW Eleclrlclan WS Q 32 lvlaynad Avenue Sporls Club 2 Searnanslvlp Club 3 BARBARA ANN LAWLER Nurse 43 Upland Avenue A Bowunq I 4 Plwnornalluan Club 4 Drama: Clu 4 Senlor Class Play VIRGINIA MARY LAWRENCE Laboralory Teclwnuclan 3I Salefn Sn-eel es man Councll T n s owlung 2 War Aclnvu ues Comrnullee 3 Record Club 3 Sporlsrnen Club 4 is DOROTHY MARY LEBET Slenographer E I-'laverlwlll Slreel Sleno Club 3 GLORIA ARLINE LSBLANC Faslwlon Designer 2I Soullm Warren Slreef Brown and Gold I 45 Plumber Elecfrlcuan Comrnerclal Arhsl Snow Busnness ff 1' 1 K , ,ff D: 3. - ? V ' , In Q . f ' Q ' I -'mf , , as w - quu f 'K A G, . L. 23 I-Iilknq l. I i If E ff? . I 252 . , I .f X I 9 ..,.. J -5 kg, Qi V I , XMI A . : . , ' Hg Q y - - -- ...- Gazelle Sclnool Reporler '47 I-ll-Y Club 2, 4, Vlcel I All I ,A e ' ' I rn I I 7 . Cl 41 I 1 Ser' I 5 Pl y. I . Bask , 1 2, l ' 'E' I1 I I -3' I9 4 ' ' 1' G. . L. I: I' , 3 ' 3 fc ll. b 7 ' , 2 Fr, IW I ' 3 e ni li B ' 3 ' 'I' ' ' ' 's . ' N , ' ' ,N Q fl H ,f xx K Lili' x We celebrared Cihzenship Week Io promole inreresl in governmenr f 'Q asm 'RWE Q!- -re- JOSEPH LEO LeBLANC I7 Abbofl' Slreef RITA MARIE LEGAULT IO Tlnorndrlce Slreel A L Record Club 3 Arclwery CLAIRE MARY LEMERISE 80 Edgewood Avenue BETTE JANE LITTLEFIELD 36 Erglwfeenfn Avenue HELEN LOUCOPOULOS 89 Broadway MATTHEW ALBERT LOWES 32 Meclnanvc SI eel Gee Club 2 3 U S Ar y Dnsclwarged JOHN T MacLEOD Eleclrucal Enguneer II2 Lo usl Slreel H T S Senlor Class Secrelary Ar'r Melal Club 2 Glee Club 3 ,'., ,gy-al Unrfed Slafes Navy -, VERNA CATHERINE MacLEOD 60 Summer Slreel' MILDRED MAGRI I83 Rlver Slreef JEAN MARIE MAGUIRE 3 Lawrence Sfreel Malln Club 3 19- 1525 ELEANOR VIOLA MAIN vii Baron Squad I IRENE MADELINE MAKAROW 370 Kenoza Avenue NATALIE MALOOMIAN Dancer I5 Bedford Slreef A H In n ALBERT JOSEPH MAMMONE Slneef Melal Worlcer 58 Jackson Exfensuon Glee Club 2 U S Army Discharged ELENA LUCY MAMMONE Sfenograplner 58 Jackson Exfensron Bowxng I ALBERT MANCUSI Business Execuhve 45I Waslwmglon S'Iree+ H T S Pres:den+ 4 Arf Meral Club 2 Searnanslup Club 3 EDWIN G MARTIN Wesr Mann Sfreef Merrnmac U S Navy Drscharged BARBARA JEAN MASSIE Marruage 55 Sourh Elm Sfreel 46 Bookkeeper Clofhrng Teacher Teacher Secrefa ry um Accounfanf H. ff Zee' 1 Draftsman Plwarmacrsl mmrnq Model Nurse I-Iarrdresser Masler Plumber .3 3 slli-fer e. , .I, 21 Bowling I, 21 1. 21 swa ' I. 21 dex I Q ' -1'-355 I , . H M., R v-. K .. ikk- A - ' I I if , K N gi, -, Ebffii' j ' f l D- f 76 Broadway W e. .L.I,2,3,4g ra I. A Q 1 r A f , T - . ig be If - - - ' : 1 ' . it ,y Q 9 . A 33 . gh kg 4 U . r I Q. . I .' .WS . - , J y 5, I 21:9 :at I A and exlwlblled lalenl in 'flue Tin Essay Conlesl. JEANNETTE ROSE MAURIER Nurse 27 Oak Terrace G. A. L. I, 2, 3: I-lllcing 23 Arcl'1e'y 23 Nalure Club 4, FLORENCE RUTH MCGAULEY Secrelafy 66 How Slreel JOAN MCGREGOR Clollwes Buyer 23 Fernald Avenue Balon Squad l. DONALD KEITH MCINTOSH 278 Ne lon Road ROBERT MENZIGIAN Avlallon Cenlral Slreel' I Club 2 ERNEST MERCER Army Plalsfow New I-'lampslure ANTHONY FRANCIS MIGLIORI 98 Pxlgrnm Road CHRISTOS GEORGE MILIOTES 23 Downing Avenue Ser or Class Play Traclc 4 GERTRUDE PEASLEE MILLARD I6 Arlington S+ eel TTT l C ery I 2 lrnm ng l 2 mafluan 3 40 Bedford Slre-el 42 Kenoza Slreef 52 Bellevue Avenue French Club 4 wear HN i an-v ' ...J Srl- +1-31 f::?4af3 47 Elecfrucal Enqlnee Professuonal Sw mm q A 3 4 P eslde I 4 B own and Gold Vo e Ban 2 Sporlsmen Club 4 Flu o BERNICE NATALIE MIRANDETTE JEAN MARGARET MOODY Spanlslw Club 4 Coslurne Des gn Club 4 Q , ARTHUR EMILE MORIN Plwoloq aplwer Navy Legal Secrelary Fasluon llluslralor AZEM A MOUSTAFA Lznolype Operalor 22 Temple Slree? r ss Club 2 3 ALBERT SHARVASH MOVSESIAN Drallsrnan 58 Bedford Avenue l-ll Y Club 3 Teasurer Rulfle Club 4 CHARLES STEVENS NASON JR Musician 25 Aslaworllx Terrace n l 3 4 Freslvnan Coun I Nalure Cu NORMAN NOLAN NEWMAN Lawyer 52 Marslwland Slreel Brown and Gold 4 War Aclnvllues Cornrn flee 2 Debahnq u l 2 Mallm Club 4 Recod Clu PANAGIOTIS NIBI Consul I6 Marsh Avenue PHYLLIS CELIA NORMAND Pruvale Secrefary 23 Bedford Slreel A 2 3 4 Clweerleader 4 Properlues Sensor C ass Play BN . . I4 k , if H'-Y , 3, 4. y , ' ' li : . f K ' I ln A , , G. .L, 1, 2, , , f ' U 1 .- Il Y i Ball Tea 4: Valley Ball I, 2, 3, 47 I-liIc'nq l, 2, 35 - Ar lw , , 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4: Baslrelball I, 2, 3, 4: Sw' i , . 3, 45 d : 's 1 il - ' , 4. A n 3 I . -f W P e , 7 Prlnlew Devils Club 2, 3, 4. . - I '- 2 f ' . 24 34 2 'W , ea a , 2, , , . au, I b I. , : . . . i I . in fi ,E k k Q V in 9 2 Cl b , 1 Q r b 4. .3 ' , , QQ , -I . ' m., 3 61 L I' I I I I We gained dlgnrry and presluge as we enlered Sennor year NORMAN NOURY Carburafuon and Ignrhon Speclalrsf I22 Cross Road Seamanshup Club 2 BARBARA LILLIE NOYES X Ray Teclwnncnan 7 Meclnanuc Sfreef Cassboolc Commnlfee G A L I 2 3 Tenns I Bow ng 3 Badrnunlon 3 Baslrefball 3 Cheerleader 4 Record Cub 3 4 Plwnlomallnuan 3 Spanuslw Club 4 Sporlsmens Club 4 JOHN OBERTI Eleclrlcal Engineer gg I6 Marslrrall Slreef H T S Serra Class Secrelary H T S Execuhve m rnrllee 4 Glee Club 2 3 L WILLIAM JOSEPH OBERTI Buuldmq Consfrucfor 36 Soulln Cogs ell Slreel U S Na y Dusclwarged GEORGE EDWARD OBRIEN Navy I46 Souflm Elm Sfreel Baslcefball 2 ALAN CHARLES ORNSTEEN Buslnessman 85 Lalcevne Avenue Brown and Gold I Malln Club 3 Plwnlomallruan Club 3 4 'I' MARILYN ELIZABETH PAGE CI-uurcl-I Worker fq- D 45 I-Iaselfrne Sfreel A L ng 2 Ha I ArcI1ery I ROBERT JOSEPH PALERMO I4O B oadway Feslwrnan Councnl Foolball 3 IE u I ggi u 2 SALVATORE A PALERMO To Iravel I4O Broadway af- x ee Club 3 od n G n Club S Jun M AQ x Class Presldenl H T S Sludenl' Councl Vuce Presldenf 4 JOSEPH FRANK PALLARIA Plwarmaclsl I7 Verndale Slreel CLAIRE RITA PARADIS Secrerarral Worlc 2I Broadway Sleno Club 4 GRACE ANN PASCUCCI Secrelary IO Prescoff Avenue Sfeno Club 4 'Lv INEZ FRANCES PASCUCCI Offlce Worlrer I34 Grove S+reeI A 3Bowg f' RICHARD A PATTERSON Commercial Designer 63 I-Io ard Slreef Glee Club 2 3 Presrdenl Prnnlers Devlls Club 3 ERIKA PAULI To malce poffery I97 Ruvervuew Sfreel A 3 Ten wnrnmung CHRISTOPHER PAVLAKIS MUSICIBD 9 Granville Courl Senror Class Play gf? JOSEPH WILLIAM PAZZANESE Druggnsl 96 Blausdell Sfreel Baslcelball 4 Foofball 4 War Achvnlues Commuffee 4 ELBRIDGE T PEABODY Maclunlsl Mann Sfreef Planslow New Hampslnnre Sporls Club 2 3 Glee Club 4 48 I ' : ..... : i : II 'I I -I - . .I X if Q r A A y I , L y Q I - CO , 5. 5' 'A , Q ',,:. In --1-r R I 'N u fi,-: ,V I . A G. . . I, 2: Bowli 7 'Icing 1 . I 'V ' Y 'IF' i '. -an 4 r I . -- 4- RTI CI b 2' H'-Y :BI m i ' 3 ' IA CI b I 3. 4. y C A ' j . I fi . i 5. I I GI : R a d u 2: I-I. T. . ior ' Q I r1-. ' G. . L. I, 2. I lin I. M Q . . . 'X 'V G. . L. I, 2, 3 nis Ig S ' ' I, 2, 3. I . I . I . bul' clunlcecl clonuls and snppecl cnder al Ilwe Sensor Barn Dance ESTELLE JULIA PECCI Busunesswornan 666 NNOSDIHQIOH Sfreef Nafure Club I Record Club 3 4 Plmlomallwlan Club 3 eno Club 3 4 G A L Bowl r !1 NORMAN EDWARD PERINO Masler Plumber 1. 36 Jackson Sfreef Sporls Club 2 3 MARILYN EILEEN PHINNEY Secre+ary 2I Temple Slreel' MARY ANN THERESA PICCIRILLO I-Ialrdresser I7 I-Iancoclc Slreel' Bowunq I NEWTON EDWARD PORTER JR Aqrrcullural Clvemlsl I8 Arllnqlon Slreel e Cub Deba n Cu Sporlsmens Club 4 3' Camera Club 4 MARILYN MARGARET POTHIER Pnvafe Secrefarv 82 Souflw Cenlral Slreel' 'HZ' I War Achvmes Commlllee 3 Bowling 2 JOHN LAWRENCE POWERS 70 Wulluams Slreel' Junuor Red Cross Councnl F' MARGARET ELIZABETH POWERS rdresser 8 Cogswell Avenue 1 Junuor Red Cross Council CLAIRE ELIZABETH PRESTON Laborafory Teclnnlclan 54 Wundsor Sfreel ar Achvvl es Comm 'lee G A L I 3 4 Recor Club 3 Plnlomalluan Club 4 Sporfsmens Club 4 DOMENIC A PUGLIELLI Aulornobrle Dealer 5I Ayer Sfreel ee Club 2 3 Foofball I ED M PUTNAM Draflsman and Plnoloq aplmer 488 Norllm Avenue Sporfs Club 2 3 STEPHEN THOMAS PUZAS 49 Salem Slreef M 0 War Achvnlles Commullee 2 Junior Red Cross Council ELEANOR ELIZABETH QUINNEY Ir Hosfess BI Kenoza Avenue Record Club 4 JAMES L RAND Maclwnnlsl X 280 Mann Slreel I-I 'I S Execuluve CommuI'ree3 Glee Club 2 3 'Ag LORRAINE CLAIRE RAND Prlvale Secrelary 25 Unlon Slreel Plulomallman Club 4 G A L A clwery 2 Bowlnnq 2 ADOLPH P RAVGIALA JR Maclnnusf 4 Blalsdell Slreel Ar? Melal Club 2 Glee Club ROBERT J RAY 42 Blossom Slreef Arf Melal Club 2 Sports Club BARBARA PAULINE REED Prlvafe Secrefary 4 Lexunqlon Avenue 3' 3, eno CIub3 4 G A L 4 Tennis I 2 Bow g QR 49 SI' ,li . . .li I llnq I. I T I -, t Q A I ' ' I J' uv- Rifl I QI Ii Q Ib 21 ' , V ,I .W 5. if-. . . , . -be 'aw Hel I 'T , Q - A W - . .li I E! I I I ' xy 21 i d 512511 15 -5,51 , , gig I 3 , GI J 3 , 2, 3, 4. b A , r m O ' : -Q---T-3, gm .fig2:lhP1 . I . . , . : . . . A' ' ' . f - . 5 gd .A . fix I VV: Y L , ' , ig ,,-. 3' I, aw'-t r , 'fl All u , I ' ' ' 1 . . . 2: f : ' . fl ,M 1 1 3. I K I 3 . 2 Y SI , 7 . . . I7 2, 3, 5 , 3 lun 'UG ,BQ q I, 2: Hiling I, 2. M J A Our Pepsi Cola Conleslanls choked on harry bloslers and hnrgals '99 II54 Rnver Sfreef A chery I I2 Parlr Slreel n I 2 3 Sporlsmens Clu lf 29 Carlelon Avenue A I W I JOHN RICHARD SALTER 47 Bell vue Avenue Club 2 3 Treasurer I-II Y 4 Sen MERRILL SANDLER Spo rs Reporler 60 Pulling Sfreel JEROME RICHARD SAPOLSKY Physlcnan 634 Mann Slreef Classboolc Commulfee Bowlmq I Malh Club 3 Phrlo rn nan Club 3 Treasu 4 French Club 4 Record Club 4 MARY LUCILLE SAWYER S Crelary 20 Columbua Te race Archery I Bowlrnq I War Acfrvrhes Comm He 3 Sludenl Acfrvulres Commuffee 4 Steno Club 3 4 Phnlomafhuan Club 3 MARY JANE SCAMPORINO Inlerlor Decoralor 2 Richmond Sfreel War Achvnhes Cornmullee 2 G A L I 2 3 4 Bowlrnq T 'mms 2 Record Clu DONALD PAUL SCATAMACCHIA Sporfswrrfer 796 Mann Slreel eball 2 3 4 Foo ball Bas ball FIORE J SCHENA Own a busnne s 6 Ford Slreef Ar? Mefal Club 2 Sporfs Club 3 ARLENE ELIZABETH RONAN P ofessronal Dancer RICHARD ALAN ROSENGARD 63 Common eallh Avenue ' q Mafh Club 3 Treasurer M Cu ma an Club 3 4 BARBARA LOUISE ROSS Nurse A51 83 Bla sdell Slreel Ten s I Record Club 4 Phrlornafhran Club 4 WARREN KENNETH ROSS +raveI EDITH ALBERTA RUSSELL P :vale Secrefary LEON FRANCIS RENAUD Poluflclan 9 Currier Avenue ROSE ANN RENDA Slenographer I88 Ruver Slreef THELMA PATRICIA GRAY RHODES Dramahc Aclress 43 Germain Avenue Reco d Club 3 4 Drarnalrc Club 4 HOWARD FIELDS RISDON Machlnusf 4I2 Amesbury Road n 2 3 4 Orches CECILLE ELIZABETH RIVERS Teacher II Minor Avenue A 4 I-III WI q 2 4 BGSIIB 4 Phulomafhnan CIub3 Spanlsh Club 4 Sporlsmens Club 4 DOROTHY ELIZABETH ROBERTS Sfenographer 4 Soufh Klrnball Slreel q I Jun or Red Cross Cou Wholesale Fu nrfure Dlsf Ibulor T '? Nev' gf Navy Class Play 50 and wlflw palrloluc zeal and Iacully pressure Iurnecl our V F W Essays EARLE WILLIAM SEAMAN Cook and Baker 428 Mann SIreeI ALBERT V SEAVEY 86 Wafer Slreef MILDRED LAURIE SHAW 39 Byron Sheet F eslwr-nan Councl Soolno'-'wore Class Vnce Class Play FREEMAN LEE SHEDD 26 A lrnglon Slreel I' Sl TI ee U Legal Secrelary Presloenl Semor Lawyer orball I 4 Frercln Clu RICHARD SHEEHAN 39 El venflw Avenue Band 4 ELIZABETH REGINA SHORT Clwemlsf Slenoqraplwer 36 Observafory Avenue Record Club 4 'Rf RU! MARILYN SHURTLEFF 9I Souln Wrlluarns Sh-eel w Inq I nrs F eslwrnan Cor'nrmIIee 2 Pnllornafkuan Club 4 SHIRLEY ALICE SICARD 47 Soullw Prospecf Sfreel A 2 3 Record u GEORGE NELSON SIMONDS 29 Englwflv Avenue ofball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Track JUNE PATRICIA SIMONS Oun War ACIIVI I6 'S 4'-Q Im, sq .r 'caan' -was 'IW 7 I 'rdf 7.1 Denfal I-Iygrennsf Clofkles Buyer Denllsl Medlcal TecI1noloqIs+ 378 River Slreef A I BOWII 'vw- Volley Ball 4 Pkulomallman 3 Coslurne Deslqn 4 Mafln 3 Frencln 4 Vlce Pre Idenl Camera 4 Nafure 4 Sc once 4 Q 'wp v 'huav Classbook Cornmrllee RAYMOND A SINOTTE Toolrnaker O Pnlqrlrn Ro I-I T S Senlor Class Ex culrve Corrmrrfee Gee Club 2 ELINOR JEAN SLEEPER To Irav II6 Soulln Pleasanl Slreel Bas efball 2 I-I Inq Plmlornarlnan Cu 3 Scnence Club 4 Nafure Club 4 Secrefary Casnera Club 4 LORRAINE FRANCES SMITH IO Norfolk Slreel A I Bow In LORRAINE LEONIDE SMITH 4 Dexfer SI eel Sporlsrnens Club 4 Sleno Club MILTON HENRY SMITH 7 Adams Srreel B no I DONALD AUGUSTUS SNOW Merrlmac Road Band 3 Orclwesfra 3 JANET ELIZABETH SNOW 90 Kenoza Avenue A 3 4 Swlmrn Classbook Cornmlffee ALICE CHRISTINE SOLARI 23 Monroe Sfreef 3 -as Secrefary A Ilne e ar S Treasurer 4 ann o Owne Farrn Owner Nurse 3 4 Span Club 4 Srnqer cord Club 4 Spamslw Club 4 G A L H. T, s. senior Class P e 'ds +I GI CI Is QI 3. I . .EEE ,gr Jggyzix I 'I I ' Fo , 3. 1 - b 4. Q I ' IV I, :Q is f U I I A55 4 4 g .. ' - I M 'I ,iz T 3 . Igfagffa fs, rIs1':I5-jfiif-I A Bo I' 1 Ten ' I' r C CII: ' 'I' s I I I EI: 1 3 Q of e. . L. I, , I CI Is 4. TMI ' ? F - ' 4 IAII r I, v' :A G. . L. I, 2, 3, 4: Swimming I, 27 Tennis 1 ng 41 t VK MIV W at 3 , V I ' h . ad . '- s..- f- . . . ' e ' - I ' : I - 3 , ik ei k 3 ik' 2: ' ' I b : ' I . ' jg, Cr. . L. I: Tenn's I: I' g I. T' E 'Rf .5 7 V: I ' SI w des U' fs A I uulu I I 1 'A : I I I r s, ,: 7 gf- V :g I I I I ' 1 - I,r- A I Gr I SI 5 If I I A a ' v 1 . Ns I 4 G. .L.I,2, , 3 ' Inq I,2, , g islg 7 I ,I I' I I- N ' Ii I .' fQ,M,il3 Re : ' 1 . . . I, 2. 3. 5I Llglmls ACIIOD Camera for Junlor Mlss slanclnng room ony JEAN ELAINE SPAULDING 47 Slnerldan Slreel Plulomaf nan Club 3 DONALD VINCENT SPENCER 244 Rosernor' Slreel SANTO R SPINA 26 Lancasler Slree Sporls Club 2 3 EDWARD M SRYBNY 843 I-lrlldele Avenue Gee Club 2 SDOVIS Club 3 EDWARD JOHN STACHULSKI 7 Cenfral Sl ee B slcefball 4 Baseball SHIRLEY ANN STAPLES 93 I-lasellrne Sfreel Medrcal Secreta y Aeronaullcel Ca eer Masler Eleclrrclan Masler Eledrrcran Sporls Announcer lub 3 Medlcel Sec efary War Acllv Cerrrnr Bowrn 2 Pln lo'na+ nan Club3 4 Recoro Club Club 4 WILLIAM STECKERL 456 Waslnurqlon Slree i Qing 'aff' Engnneer NORMA REGINA STEINDL Secrew v fs. 649 Rver Slreel 'u en? Acluvrly Corrrn ree 4 Plvlornafbuan Ub 3 4 Record Club 4 Sleno Club 3 Pesndenl 4 Sporlsnnens '11 ALBERT STONE Enguneenng IIO3 Mom Sfreel Club 4 NORMA EVELYN ST ONGE 557 l-lnlldale Avenue A 2 3 War Aclavmes Comrnrlle 3 Slen WILLIAM HAROLD STROUT Marlllme Servxce 72 Rosernonl Slreel JAMES E SULLIVAN Journeyman 79 Fulffh Avenue Pres Club 2 Seamanslwnp Club 3 fu sr ?'YP 49 GQ' Secrelary f 'K+ JAMES EDWARD SULLIVAN Enquneer 54 C m on ealllw Avenue F o ball 3 4 Pres den? ecord Club 3 PAULEEN LILLIAN SWEET Courl Slenoqraplner l48O B cadwav Plnlornarlwran Club 4 Anrlane Slewardess ZABELLE TAKESIAN 69l Waslwnnqlon Slreel A I-lr rn wlnnq rnellnan Club 3 Record Club 4 MARY LOUISE TARLIAN Teaclner 90 curlm Merrrl Slreel A r wma 2 Secre r r FF Cub 4 a+ln lu 4 Plnlorna lan u SC encr Club 4 Nafure Club 4 ALVIN ARTHUR TARPLEY JR I-lorse owner I3OO Boslcn Road MARION TASHJIAN Musxc Supervusor 48 Lovcroy Slreel and Sensor Prom Jrhe pea o Raw 5 is 205 Broadway WALTER A UPSON I6 Baleman Slreel Club 3 BORDEN T VACHON 44 Judson Slreel Gee Club 2 3 CHARLES 69 Waslnlnglon Avenue seball I 2 VALO RAS denl War Achvlfres 4 IOS I-Ilqln Sfreel Cu 3 4 9 Cenfral S+ree+ DONNA MARIE VENTURA I 8 Florence Avenue Reporter Junuor Red Cross Councrl CHARLES ROBERT VICTOR 466 Soufln Mann Slreef Aufo Mechanuc ELEANOR BARBARA VILLETTA 48 Wllson Sfreef Olillce Wo lzer PETER VLAHOS 69 Harrison Sfreef S GSS fl EVINIKE VLAMIS Soulh Arnerlcan Lnnqunsl 38 Har lson Slreel Treasurer Spanrslv Club 4 Coslume Desnqn Club 4 Ma?lw u 3 Loma ran u Frenc Cu Drarnalnc Club 4 Camera Club 4 MARY THRESA VUYTOWECZ Nurse Tower Avenue A I Sensor Class 53 MARJORIE LORRAINE TREMBLAY Harrdresser B A L seeersfy 2 PfeS.aenf4 Freshman count.: ms. MADELLNE DOROTHY VENEZIA ramen Buye Freshman comm war ALLNM cammmee 2 Record A Rf RACHEL MARY verm rerepbane opefarof I our sooual nuqlwl Isle MARILYN JOAN TAss1NARl 26 Currer Avenue Plwlornaflnnan Club 4 Accounfanl I-Iaurdresser BERNICE TAYLOR wwfon New I-lamps Ire SHIRLEY ELIZABETH THEBERGE I33 Websler Slreef A ROBERT R THOMSON Secrelary T 1r IM Wnr I-lo a Ion Wa A 'vllues omrw Ile 3 ALLEN MAURICE TIKOTSKY Busuness Execuhve 95 La rm-me Slreel Mallw CILb 3 4 Plrnlornal I n F fball 4 MARY PHILLIPS TOWNE 297 Salem Slreel' u 3 To Iravel A I rel e IH Juni r Red Cross Councul Plrulornaflnuan Club 3 Vnce Presndenl rc-'mclw u N ure u 4 Scrence Clu Camera Club 4 Lucensed Elecfrucxan Coach .41 . If ' ' ' . l N. , R' f -' : ',,- me , I -' uf 3 ' ' , N Y V A ,535-A V , 3 22 . I IS E+ I I' C4 I 9 . Q 414 , : ' Ira Clb .42 B, A. L. 3, 42 - I on . G. . L. I, 2, 3. 4, V'ce-P 56d nl 3: I-Iilf q Ig lo I, 4gF,, Clb4': af Clbgl' 'b-1, if, If . . ,, I-I. T. S. Senior Class Treasurer: Arl Mefal Club 27 Salefy ,Q Tw 'QQMJ I , , Ba , , 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 41 Foofball I. 2. 3, 41 ' b I A I I I 'A I Bu In ma and clL,.4.Pl+l +R cLb3.-1, Rib-1. A 23 G. . L. I ' Play. 1 A The Senior Banquel wilh fine food encl line speeches. NELSON WAKS Malhemelicion 475 Washnnglon Sfreel Phnlomelhlan Club 3 4 CHESTER H WALKER 2l Vernon Slreel Seemenshlp Club 2 3 JOAN EVA WALLACE lnleruor Decorelor 39 Frances Srreel A n B Ing 4 Freshman Courcrl Sludenr Acl v ry Comm Hee 4 Meth Club 3 P omelhlan Club 3 4 Senror Class y MORRIS SOLOMAN WEISE Journalusl 6 Columbla Park Spanish Club 4 Fren h Clu 4 FRANK EDWARD WHITE JR Mechamc 36 Emerson Sfreel Seemenshlp Club 2 Glee Club 3 CECILIA MARY WIECZERZAK Hairdresser 3 Chuck Avenue MARGARET AMY WILCOX Beauhclan 97 Laurel Avenue A STANLEY FRANCIS WILLIAMS Ophcuan 58 Founlan Slreef ROGER EDWARD WILSON Busunessman l8O Kenoze Avenue B sebell 3 l-I Y Club 3 4 ANTHONY JOHN WOIDYLA JR Top Band Muslclan ll Prlleng Sfreef Foolbell I Band3 Orcheslra 3 Brown and Gold I 2 3 Co edufor 4 Camera Club 4 Senror Class Play RUDOLPH J WOIDYLA Slulled Mechanic I8 Kelly Sfreef Seemenshup Club 2 3 WILLIAM GORDON WOODBURN Diesel Engineering 268 Salem Slreel n I I-lr Y Clu ROBERT DAVID WOODCOCK Physlcal Educaluon Teacher 20 Foresl Avenue Club 2 3 4 Sensor Class a PAULINE ELIZABETH WOODMAN Governess 2 Soulh Wa ren Slreel ROMILDA MARY ANN ZAMARCHI Medncal Secrelary I47 Ruver Slreel Phulomalhlan Club 3 4 BETTY ANN ZELIG Research Chemls 9 Columbus Avenue assboolx Commnllee G A L I 2 3 4 owlrng rc ery I Bown nd Gold I 2 3 Cheerleader Malh Club 3 4 Record Club 3 4 Phnlomalhnan Club 3 Secrelery 4 MICHAEL JOHN ZELISKO Plumber 37 Corlnss Hull Road Glee Club 2 Sporfs Club 3 NORMA FRANCES ZINS Beaufy Cullure C yslal Lalce 54 Then a goyful and 'fearful farewell 'ro dear Haverhnll Hugh STANLEY TEDDY ANTOLEWICZ Licensed Elecfrnclan 436 Washmglon Sfreel Ari Mefal Club 2 Sporfs Club 3 Um+ed Slafes Navy LUCIEN LEO ARCHAMBAULT Radio Enguneer Raduo Club 2 3 Glee Club 4 U S Navy FORREST M BATEMAN Radio Enquneer Radio Club 2 3 Glee Club 4 U S Navy WARREN A BRALEY 36 Afwood Road Seamanshlp Club 2 U S Army ALBERT CORT1 58 Wnlson Slreef Sporfsmen s Club U S Army 3 Machnmst Mechamc DARRELL G DUFRESNE JR Plumber 7 A ch Sfreef Glee Club 2 3 4'U '?u WILLIAM J FENENCO Alrplane Eleclrncuan 4 Boslon Slreel Arf Melal Club 2 Spor s Club 3 Foolball 3 DONALD L GIROUX Arr Conduhomng Experl' 27 Nichols Slreel Ar? Melal Club 2 Safely Club 3 JOHN J GISO 62l Ruver Slreel' Ar? Melal Club 2 Sporfs Clu RICHARD H JONES I9 Kenoza Slreel Sporls Club 2, 3 LEO H LACROIX I0 Hnllsude Place U S Navy llluscharqedl JAMES L LeBLANC 6 Orchard Sfreef Seamanshup Club 2 3 WILLIAM MELVIN ROBINSON 3l Belmonf Avenue Freshman Councul U S Navy CONSTANTINO SIROS 64 Orchard Slreef Sporfs Club 2, 3. 55 Elecfrxcuan b 3 Navy Raduo Enguneer Masler Plumber Federal Game Warden Mechamc Some did nof sfay wi+h us all of our journey RICHARD GAUVIN Ex-Members in WADE BENNER HARRY DECOTEAU ARTHUR DIBARTOLOMEO RAYMOND DOYON ROBERT EVANS NORMAN LaPERRIERE DONALD MQGLEW THEOPHILOS KOSNES BERNARD OUINNEY Joserr-1 ROBINSON RICHARD VINCI 56 OuIweI'1QnorII1em1forIee much Imrcer roee Imey Imve Irod the Armed Services KENNETH BADDOCK ROBERT DERUSHA ROLAND DUMONT ROBERT HERRIN6 ROBERT KING u FRANK LESLIE ROLAND LACERTE NICHOLAS MARTINES FRED MELANSON JOHN MUNROE WILLIAM SABLE WILLIAM TAYLOR 57 ACTIVITIES af E J Ste- IQ ,Z I l Af Q X :ii L 414 . G - Nr I K A -:sung 'I gl I Qu Z- ' KX H 44': Q. 5' X I ' ,Zz , : I I II I X 0150+-I 4 .Qbi .Q 9 0 ? ff, i 'fa-.JC r Thinker Slall l , Q pu? Noyes Sapolsky Bifbara hl Jane? KGPP Jerome Sfandnng lell lo 'Q l Mll Jean MGQUIYB. Jacquelme Crosl-JY Caro BQHY Zellg Mr I er F ee C l vas Lucren Archambaull Jdnel Snow Mr Hammer Pauline OU 5 Sea Gd lel da Zarmarchr Mr Fraser Roma man June Srmons Q., Marul h k D my Kralowrc rqhl Dolores Demarali Pl'Yll'5 coo Oro dl' Shlrley k No,-ma Sleun McKaY Conslanhne Kokulus Lullnan JSC man s laken Lorrame Belanger Res gm lure 5 Abserf when p C r s Whalever pleasure now or rn lhe l l u ure lhe Class o Nnneleen hundred and lorly slx may have ID lherr classbook rl rs lhe resull ol lhe hard labor ol lhe Classbook Cornmrllee Al llrsl lo be sure meelangs were held only once a week bul laler lhelr lrue d ers ol lhe mrnrllee excepl lor Salurda d ys an Sundays because lhe drudqery was on Sub commullees were packed and lhe marnslays ol lhe book lhe layoul and lypung commullees wenl lnlo hudung ln 210 and 303A respecluvely l-lour aller hour day aller day week aller week lhose who came back lo work every day only loo lew plodded along whale Mr Freeman encouraged lhem ln lones lhal lell no lllusrons as lo hrs own pesslmrsm and received lhe rnvarnable reply Mr Freeman conlrol yoursell Those who came back less ollen gol words loo ol scorn and casllgaluon Unceasungly lhe work wenl on lhrough ram and shane and even lhrough lhe snows ol February vacaluons Layouls croppung pnclures copy lrlllng deadlines copy wrllnng caplrons percenlage ol reducluon sllde rules en lurely unlamnluar or al mosl mere lechnucal lerms prevlous lo work on lhe classbook shull became lamrlnar mallers ol lhe day War reslrucllons or more lruely prlnlers reslrucluons were very much ln exuslence lo hunder progressuve minds and l 60 I,- M HQ lhe besl l a lonfl long day a que Ideas no bleeds same percenlages lor blow ups and reducllons no nmposullons no cross guller pucs ll seems as rl all lhey heard was Don l do lhls or You can l do lhal These lacls are nol glven as an apology lor lhe book bul merely as a glnmpse ol how lheur lame was spenl and ol some ol lhe drllucullles mel Those who look on lobs had lo choose belween lhe com mlllee work and lheur career and nl was a dnllncull chorce o make Indeed More dlllucull yel was lhe sllualnon when some lrned unsuccesslully lo combune bolh equllably '-lowever rewards lor lhe servlces ol lhe day came nn lhe lorm ol allernoon lea uncludung chocolale cake and lhe sallslacl on ol donng somelhung lhal lhe olher members ol lhe Class ol Nuneleen hundred and lorly sux may enloy lor years lo conne Yes lhe road lo a llnlshed classbook ns a long hard road bul lhe Iourney s end proves worlh lne loll lhenr un: l 5 . g- 4 f. J J 1 X , F 3 A - A ,. 5 . 1 M, N ' if lgdqyg, Lp f' 4 . 1 .1 ' . ' ' ' I r 1 . . G ' I I ' ' .,., f l lo 1 1 . - , 1 . . .r g .l , rl 5 gm ' F 3 W 1 r --. FH . l ' , ' . F 531 ' , , ' ' n s scarcely saw lhe memb k, O A ' l CO r . 1 . . Q I - - . I . . . . I , I l flee T IS The road Tor The aM 00 Ommt ill 'IH TTS The Tong hard morToTorTou5 sTreTches The TesT The meTTre OT people h war or a H on e 'march Aho HO schoor echvr be-TTer serves To separaTe The sTror1q Trom The weak The unsehhsh Trom The sehfsh The Co operahve Trom The non coooeraT ve Than work on The Classbook The road S a long 0 e hard one and There are Te-w observerq aTohq The way February vacahon ' MM,-,,,..... ----- new rThT'no Us vandw U If There are any I'T1ISfdk6S Harms Freeman drd Bu' C1 v Ge Dx Toe a f c df The vc A GE The 5 5 'Pe O Q rf days bl . 1 ' , - N ' K. . W, egid N Ei 1 gf-1' .Z 'T V . W .M K A i f 9 N 3 i . T . T r ' T grow' . . ' ' ' 'Ty my ' J T I T ' - T , - , L . I VT , a 5 is N. , 'YET 'L k I V 'W' T le wear' o'rv A Wf me- Gs e'3 'em , KH A. , -f X - A' A a 'emf' sh 'ha' :i-:sv 1 TG fe ': ' ' , -v e. . . . . , em. ur perifaafefic The paper goes To press. We read onl The T' 'h cl y Tnis e producT-The Brown and Gold-on The markeT every six weelcs. This resulT is eTTecTed by The hard-working reporTers and sTaTT members, who reveal Their TalenT aT banTering gossip, relaying accounTs oT academic and social acTiviTies, acquainTing many oblivious sTudenTs wirh The members OT The TaculTy and arousing Their minds To naTional and inTe1 naTionaT aTTaTrs BeTore we wTTness The gossip columns Annie Annex which we all conceive To be TaTTle abouT The nTnTh grade and Wandering WalT The sophomore Tumor and senior banTer The laTesT vogue Tn Fashion Flips musu cal Trd biTs included PlaTTer ChaTTer our energeTic aThleTes Tn SporTs addresses oT our enlTsTed Triends Tn Boys Tn The Service and The If1TFOdUCTIOl'1 To one of The Teachers in lvleeT The FaculTy and The educaTTonal knowl edge gained by The EdTTorTal The malce up deparTmenT along wTTh some sTaTT members loyally prooT read copy and check The arrangemenT oT The arTTcles ATTer The presses have Turned ouT The sTaTTs pride and 'oy TT IS delivered by The cTrculaTTon deparTmenT To home room Teachers during Friday while sTudenTs waTT TmpaTTenTly Tor The sevenTh period Tor TTs dTsTrTbuTTon AT lasT The dTlT genT reporTers make up men and sTaTT receive Their due reward someTTmes a crTTTcTsm gossip column buf more oTTen a word oT praise by boTh sTudenTs and Teachers who read This one and only edTTTon aT Haverhill High by a harassed person Tn a '41h'lJqnp3mmH W' Warn. spawns Huw, Cmpp, Hmmm sLNTuwx vm gs umm Y 'T WH wmv ru TTTT, Ullmis TW 62 Information Depot TT ofllxl mahaqe ou h FourTh Esfate who 5 oT T e . orll The membe' S W Terlslon 'tion wTTh lTTef5'Y Pre 4 TnTofma m,3kTef deP0T 0 AS B d. 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A fin x 63 i 1- Y Q Q Wjir iii f From the lime Pan firsr made his reed pipe. music has delighied lhe hearl of man-and lightened his labors, by giving rhylhm 'lo his movemenfs and luring his lhoughfs from his aching muscles and blisfered hands or feel. And so we have found i'ls hisloric funclion fulfilled by our musical organizefions. Haverhill High School has had ils share ol lalenled musi- cians. During +he pasr four years lulure maslers of Mozarl. Verdi Paganini and Frankie Carle exercised lheir +alen+s among us and for us wilh considerable skill and greal promise In lheir own dance bands in recirals playing a+ school shows and accompanying singers an chapel +he orcheslra played for Three years and a hall under +he mild bu+ excil able baron of Charles l-lillner subsliluhng ably for Mr Nelson There was a sad lack ol violins buf lorlunalely lale in rhe year several were dralled enlarging +he slring sec hon from four 'ro lourleen Though 'rrumpelers blossomed our in a profusion lhe woodwind seclion remained a bil' weak. As a school orcheslra exisling noi' only for ils own sake bul also as a sorl of obbligalo io mos? school lunchons il acquired a reperloire ranging from some hymn 'lo Beelho ven s Fillh Symphony When Mr Nelson relurned he formed classes in direchng and sophomores were 'raughr lhal +he balon was no+ made merely lo wave around bul lo lenglhen The arm Considerable polishing was done for gradualion lhe senior play and Senior chapel playing The orcheslra worked long and hard perhaps +o win laurels for lhe school as did lhe orchesrra of 4I al lhe Plymoulh leshval Left ro righl Back row flufe Eleanor Wright clarinef John Lovely clanne+ Charles McLeod clarinef Rufh Wifhrow clarinel George Gleason piano Richard Boulanger piano Madeline Smari drums Jeaneife Allard piano Audrey Burchell viola Arlene Whnlman frumpel Vaughn Blake rrumpel Donald Genfhner Front ciclwviolin Richard Jalifarian violin James Beardwood volin Gladys Kimball violin Donald Campbell saxophone Raymond Noyes saxophone Waller Medley saxophone Delores Smith lrumpef Daniel Fasulo 'rrumpef Donald Freeman Jr +rumpe+ John Goodwin i I - i I I , . I I . . . ' . , I I l 1 . ' ll il , . , . I - . i , . I l A y . 1 - I - 1 - I 1 I I I I I . I I I I I . I . I I I . I - - . I I I ' I I . I I I . I I I . I . v -I . - 4ND GKQXLL 6? 0 8 'New-A 0--o s-L-Q -hu... + Roberl Ladebush Raymond Noyes Ronald Sandvulle Alan Drnslco Alfred Chapuf Arfhur Foss Merle Danforlh Kennefh Welch Gerald Medley Leslle Halhaway T Mr Rowell Donald Snow John Goodwin Donald Freeman J Mnfchele Sandler Roberl Maynard Damel Fasulo Keufh Danforlh Lawrence Bouchard John Lovely Mr MacLeod S o o Charles Nason Jr John Welford John Cobb Waller Medley Paul Mahrls Madelme Smarf Belly Archambaulf Raymond Hunluns Richard Boulanger Rlchard Sheehan Da ld lngalls Lawrence Aus'hn For Shnrley Sngnorelll Charles MacLeod Sfanley Kramer Rufh Wlfhrow Cafherlne Barlon Claire Meleyer Sylvoa Wnlhrow Eleanor Wright George Gleason Richard Roberls Rosalie Teman Marchung 'rhrough sunshrne ram sleel' and snow +he l-laverhull l-hgh band under lhe experlencecl dlrechon ol lvlr Rowell played long and loud al' lhe 'loolball game school rallies rhe baslcelball rournamenr and al varuous school and parruohc parades The many boys and few glrls looked really smoolh rn lhe r brown and gold umlorms wrrh lherr sparlrllng unslrumenls Always rhe band has dlsplayed an ourslandlng school sprrul and been lhe calalechc agenl for ours and no less fervor was shown lasl year rhan In rhe pasl years They marched 5 roOfTl5 lanqu sh fl Sw vii wma the res' 0 if Eus 65 brlslcly and played hearhly an lown or our al our looloall games and added lhar somelhung lo our school evenls whnch ns commonly called oomph al leasr oompah' ll was a greal slghl lo see our band march over rhe fool ball held on a sharp aulumn day unsrrumenls glnslenlng nn rhe sun and wnlh rhe slrauns ol: Sland Up and Cheer salul :ng 'rhe grandsland And on lhose many days when lhey sal' duly bound huddled In puddles'7 Well we lmew how +o plry lhem and admnred Their somewhal cholced noles from waler hlled horns Al' prachce hme lhelr music resounded walhln lhe school walls al' rehearsals for lhe concrele walls of OI6B served beauhfully as a bowl ollrenhmes we would be carried away by lhe rhylhm and bear our lhe hme wrlh lhem Thus achvnly was nor mel wrlh loo much favor by homeroom reachers who neverlheless would occasronally very occasronally lar forgel lhemselves as lo be guully of lhe same unconscnous reachon A good band7 Yes ll was symbolucal ol l'he ardor lhe sprrll and g wrlrh whlch Haverhill l-hgh 5 pupuls mel +he achvrhes of The year Perhaps we have lalcen lhe band llce 'lhe orcheslra loo much for granled as a nalural parl of school lnle lo be appreclaled only an lhe loss bul' surely +hey deserve a hand for lherr conrrnbuhon lo school morale color and preshge and such a salule IS hereby glven and recorded for poslerllyl T I 1 1 s 5 A 1 1 I 11 ' J M T I Q' ' X I A l Y lr 'xg - ,V A 4 J ,M 'Q o 1 ri -L W, T T ' if ii M W 0 . aff 1 l .,, v by y A T jg l :E TQ . T A fx y Lelr o riqh': Las' 'cw , , ' , ' , , , , , , ' . hlro 'cl , . . , ' . , r., ' , . ' , ' . A , . . . ec fl row , ., , ' V .' . I 1 . I . I . I V. U . 1 F 0 row . . .V I I . b . ' . ' . I I I I ' . . . . . . , ' l ll 'I . . E I . . ,. ,, - . l l r I ' l : ' ' ' u 1 ' Q n v e l H ' - f ' - ' -FO . ' -l 4- Lu P . . ,, OHL . . . . , . . ,lb . . . i X i ff 1 Community Corner Hlvleefing fhis affernoon in 304.' See Miss l-fughes abouf fickefs fo fhe flower show af I:3O. 'Hike fo Winni- kinni Casfle fo be held foday. Movies fo be shown in 206 fomorrowf' Wifh nofices like fhese coming every day if is liffle wonder fhaf fhis year has slipped by so swiffly. And hardly a day has gone by wifhouf some good news of fhis sorf. During fhe firsf fhree years of our high school life we were in fhe process of winning a war. When if was a sfruggle befween war work and clubs, fhe former, nafurally, has fhe righf of way: and fhis is fhe only way we would wanf if Buf while we worked and devofed fime fo fhe war efforf fhe clubs were sadly neglecfed Many pefered ouf as leisure fume grew scarce l-lowever a few hardy ones sfruggled along againsf fhe many d fficulfies presenfed by fhe war This year fhe clubs made up for losf fume New clubs sproufed up as f by magic The old familiar ones have grown bigger and beffer while fhe new ones grew in size and sfrengfh fo rival any of fhe old ONES. Every da'ly nofice carried fhe fidings of a meefing or some special acfivify planned by one of fhe alerf orogram commiffees. Science. French, Spanish, Camera, and Dramaffc clubs began, and our fime had fo be iuggled abouf fo enable us fo affend our favorife clubs. Because fhese clubs were of diversified and varied inferesfs, we could nof help buf find one fo suif our Tndividual fasfe or ab'lify. Alfhough fhe clubs seemed all fun, fhere was a 'mefhod in fheir madness. These exfra curriculum acfivifies pro- mofe a feeling of good feliowsho and com adeshr: fhroughouf our school They oermiffeo us fo conoucf and parficipafe in a meefing under Parliamenfary Rules and gave us a sense of responsio fy The clubs helped us oy fhe exchange of knowledge and oy fne opporfunifies for work and exfra insfrucfion Whafever our conscious and unconscious goals we clirnaxed our oufside acfivifies wifh fhe rnosf successful club program for many years Sporfsmen s Club Leff fo righf Third row Philip Legare David Cuble John Bruce Lucien Archambaulf Paul Laureffa Conslanfine Kokulis Deno Deros Second row Shirley Praff Cecile Rivers Carol Hammer R cording Secrefary Norma Sfemdl Lorraine L Smifh Belly Afwood F Brenda Thompson Dolores Demarais Lorraine Belanger Co espond no Sec efary Mr Miller Ad ser Richard Heberf Presiden Shirley Fiffs V e presidenf Virginia Lawrence Pafrocia Carney The acfivifies of fhe Sporfsmen s Club fhis year fhough nof numerous were inferesfing The mosf inferesfing evenf was a frip fo Bosfon fo fhe Sporfsmens Show Ofher acfivifies of fhe club were movies usually colored abouf hunfing fishing skiing and ofher sporfs Mr lvliller also gave demonsfrafions of fly and baif casfing The gym was faken over for fhis sporf one affernoon and a malorify of fhe members furned ouf fo learn fhese acfs Alfhough fhe Sporfsmens Club has been organized in fhe pasf and fhen dissolved many fumes fhe currenf Sporfs men s Club was very successful , d i T r T . i I ll , ' l 1 '- ' . . I , K-.. ., .- u :hurl , Q i . I l -. I . . ' 1 e . Q . ' . i .V . ymrowi , '. ' .'r i, r :.'. viz' . ' . , . . i . i I I I ' ' V T HI-Y Club and Philomafhian Club HI l 3 , l ' - Hi 3Eil'lllQll,2 Lel lo rqhl Thurd ro Davud lngalls Norman Fasulo Lucien Archambaull Roger Wxlson Alberl Movsesuon Marhn MacLeod Wlllnam Woodburn Abe Gazerlan Se ond row Jacl: Hanannan Marlnn Choolpan Conslanhne Kosfas Danlel Fasulo Roberl Menzuguan Rnchard Heberl Paul Bedroslan Michael Halluohs Rober+ Palermo Peler Anasfos row M Boynlon dy Charles MacLeod Arnold Gofsfeln Hecfcr Buzlos Paul aurefla George James John Saller Francis Bonasla Arlhur Shafluclr Edward Sfachulslx Pasquala Condo l-ly Y slarled lhe year wnlh an ouhng ar Camp Leslue where lhey compeled n sporls They have had many specsal meehngs addressed by lamous and well lulced guesls who have guven useful lhouqhl provolong lallcs Some luclcy members alrended conferences sn lhe varlous clhes ln January 'rhe membershup lncreaseo wnn lhe well lcnown and never lo oe lorgorlen lnmal on Among lhe really blg social achvlhes of The club were lhe open house al lhe Y lhe sprung ouhng and lhe annual banquel' and unslallalnon Lel ro rah Fourlh o Carol Hammer Jacqueline Crosby Allen Tnkolslly Nelson Walxs Ru hard Rosengard Arnold Flshbem Melvin Brodie Alan Ornsleen Paul Bedrosnan Rlchard Heber? Jean Berry Charlofle Campbell T d Evemlxe Vlamns Lnllxan Jaclrman Arl ne Jacobowufz Janel' Kapp Pauline Sweel' Gerlrude Mallard Joan Wallace Marilyn Shurlleff Palrucna Carney Vnrgunna Lawrence Helly Afwood Panaylola Coufavas Norma Slemdl S Lorraune Rand Marilyn Tassnnarl Barbara Ross Romulda Zamarchu Grace Bologna Olnvra Dlmopulos Barbara Lawler Delma Karelrs Lucille Dumonl Mary Tarlxan Dorofhy Kralownch Claure Preslon Mary Korulu F Zabelle Talreslan Helen Halhohs Dolores Demarals Lorranne Belanger Jerome Sapolslny r as er Conslanhne Kolrulus o sd Miss McLaughlin ad Mary Towne vlce presldenl Belly Zelug secrerary Jean Klrclrsfem Genevneve Hefferdn Phyllis Cool Myrna Collin Prnvnleged characlers beings who are on The honor and hrgh honor rolls The purpose ol lhrs upper crusl socuely al' Haverhill l-hgh ns lo promole lrlendshrp among lhe academlc elure by duslrachng Them from lhelr sludues lor an evening ol lun Durung lhe academnc year volunleers from lhls group worked on Tuberculosls seals helped lD Red Cross dClIVIllGS and collecled al lhealres durrng lhe March ol Dnmes cam palgn Th example ser by lhese enerqelrc classmales as armed nor only ar allalnung hugh marks al school bur also ar aldlng IU communuly alilaurs Many of lhe members wlll become rmporlanl leaders In lornorrows democracy l l I r W- ' . . ' . ' . ' . ' . M , ' , ' ' ' , , . PVS' '- r. , Ac lsef: , . .. , . . . I I 5 I I I 1 I ll ' 7 , . . . . 1 . - - - . 1 . I . l ' .. , I l l ,f ld Q' r W- , ' , ' , , lc , ' ' , ' ' , 1 . . l . , - bl' 'GW' I 'I 1- l 9 I . . ' . econd 'oN- ' I ' ' ', , ' ', , ' ' ' , ' '. '. ' . . fe ur ' ' '. 'Q' :Nt ' '.l '-WSG . l . 1 l l . - . , , 67 Lell lo righl Third o Cecile Rivers Ara Sharaslmlan Morris Weuse Michael Zoulree Lee Hursl' Eslher Tashlian Second ow Carol Hammer Jacqueline Crosby Jean Moody Miss Krawuec Ad sor Arlhur Foss V P sd nl Janel Snow Zelda Prince Alexandria Aposlolou Hazel Yegohian F sl Arlene Jacobowllz Joan Vericellu Jean Berry S re ary Charlolle Campbell V ce Presider-l Phyllis Cool P es denl Evlnlke Vlamls T easu er Los Buenos Amigos gol under way wilh Miss Celia Krawuec as adviser ll us lhe lursl lime lhal we have had a Spanish Club lor many years Ths cl b organized lo give sludenls pracuuce in speaking lhe language and in gaining a beller underslandung ol lhe counlry and :ls people Talks songs dances discussions plans lhus lhe Alice Solari Barbara Noyes Lillian Jackman meelungs came and wenl and lhe year passed loo swullly away Soulh American coslumes loughl a ing b llle as he liner pounls o bull Tug un were broughl lo lughl by lhe sludenls The mosl del ghllul and memorable evenl by lar was lhe hulce lo lhe caslle where an aslonushung number ol perros calores were consumed NJ L l rghl Th d Barbara oss Brenda Thompson Carol Hammer Jerome Sapolsky Norman Newman Eslelle Pecci Dorolhy Kralowich Janel Kapp. Second ro -Delma Karells Ellln Brody Norma Sleindl Madeline Conlon Thelma Rhodes, Margarel Colman Alice Solari Belly Alwood Belly Zelig. F' sl -Elizabelh Shorl Dolores Demarais Lorraine Belanger, Olivia Dim- opulos Mr. Holmes, Adviser: Richard Boulanger Presidenlz Elizabeth George Shirley Slaples Phyllis Cook Zabelle Takesian. The Record Club one ol lhe new comers can boasl ol one ol lhe largesl memberships wh'ch lacl is merely a lavorable relleclion on ils amiable adviser Mr. Percy l-lolmes. ll was organized in order lo beller lhe underslanding and apprecialion ol music and lo acguainl sludenls wilh good music, bolh popular and classical. The wax burners spenl allernoons lislening 68 lo music ranging lrom Jose llurbi lo Spilne Jones. usic ancn s ngs ol olher la ids we e hea d in con- iunclion wilh lhe language clubs. The rains Ol n opera were ollen lollowed by lhe beal ol a hol boogie, bolh ol which were enjoyed by lhe enlhralled aud- ence. This year's discers sel a pace lha+ will be dillicull lor any succeeding sludenls lo surpass. Marh Club an French Club Leff lo rlghl Thurd row Joseph Baller Norman Newnan Phyllis Sfolzeberg Allen Tllrofsky Naiahe Ahronlan Arnold Goralnuck Norman Holi: Second row Mary Condon Polly Wells EVlflIh6 Vlamls Panaylofa Coufavas Zelda Prlnce Adele LeavlH Norma Harman Elhel Cdlll0nId'llS Irene Charnnckl Prlscllla Lewis Flrsl ro Naomx Merlrer Belly Zellg Richard Rosengard Treasurer Genevieve Hefferan Vuce Presldenl Miss Emerson Adviser Janel Kapp Secrefary Clara Hunf Mary Tarllan Mynda Glagovsky Aller hours of lrnangles exponenls sllcle rules and prusms followers ol Pylhagoras assemble lo lurlher lhelr pursunl of malhemalzcal knowledge Speakers consnslnng of relurned velerans and members lhemselves lrncky problems and vusuls of :nspechons helped lhese malh lovers achneve lheur goal l-lnghlughls of lhns year s donngs were lhe lwo fours one lo lhe l-laverhull Fleclrlc Company and The olher 'ro lhe Weslern Eleclrnc Company Mr Brasseur of 'rhe Eleclrsc Company ancl Mr George recenl Navy dlschargee spoke on lhe use of malhemahcs an eleclrucnly and an 'rhe navy some of lhe members Leff lo rnghl' Second ro Freeman Shedd PdhdYl0l6 Coulavas June Simons Consfance Kimball NdfdlI8 Ahronlan Mary Towne Arnold Goral ld K fk F r l' r w Ollvna Dlmo ulos Belly nick Phyllus Sfolzeberg Adele Leavlfl Genevieve Heflieran Marilyn McKay Evlmke Vlamls Arno une s y 1 s o p Zellg Mary Tarhan Secrela y Joseph Baller Treasure Luculle Dumonf Presndenl Donald Freeman Jr Vuce Presudenl Janef Kopp Naomi Merker Mynda Glagovsky Thrs well loved club IS under The durechon of Mlss Eleanor H Rogers who has had an opporlunuly lo luve IU France The French Club has had a varlery of meehngs al whnch the madernouselles el messneurs have sung French folk songs played French games lmslened lo recordings palrnohc and romanhc and held gunz programs 69 Shorl' enlerlanmng French plays have been performed by lhe members plays porlraynng humorous lncnclenls of llle Guesl' speakers have relaled lheur expernences wnlh lhe use ol lhe French language nol only un France buf also an varuous counlrnes such as Egypf ancl llaly ' ' ' ' ' ' and, in lhis way, poinled 'rhe way lo a llfellme posilion lor During +he year fhe club showed by prachcal demonsirahon how radio has advanced and is shll advancing in +he few years of :ls exisfence Under +he direchon of Mr l-larring lon 'rhe club made one radio as well as many and various paris of olher radio apparalus ll also brough+ sfudenls fogefher The moHo of lhe club during +he year was Radio Club an Dramahc Club Leif fo righf Third row George Bou zlams Richard Heber? Medford Dyer Roberf Thornion Consfanhne Kosfas Second row John Mlserlus Richard Hamel Consfanhne Mlserlis Louis Vlamls Arnold Gofsfem Fnrsf row James Goodby Edward Smlih Secre lary Mr Harringfon Adviser Michael Zoukee President Ara Shreshnian Vice Presndenf learn and do The expression explains exacfly how fhe members parhcipaled from rhe beginning of +he year in learning a good many Jrhings aboul 'rhe rechnical phases of radio and elecfronics This knowledge mighl well s+ar+ a fine career for +he members in lhis club in lhis vas? s+ll Leff To righ+ Third row Dorofhy Kraiowich Jacqueline Crosby Cecile Rivers Helen Halhohx Janef Cool Second row Pauline Sweei' Evunlke Vlamus Miss Crosfon Miss Perry Miss Tuck Advisers Thelma Rhodes Esfelle Peccn Phyllis Cool: Farsi row Charlofie Campbell Barbara Lawler Genevieve Hefferan Varelie Kazarosian Secrefary Gail Jones Vice Presidenf Margarei Coleman Treasurer Madeline Conlon Olvne Dlmopulous Doris Boocock Presidenf was absenf Anofher newcomer 'rhis year was +he Dramahc Club Under fhe able luiorage of Miss Croslon Miss Perry and Miss Tuck if wenl ahead by leaps and bounds Thursday affernoon one would find lhe library full of giggling girls dramahcally reading and achng our paris or lislening in fenfly 'ro an enlighfening lecfure by one of +he advisors Bofh modern and classical dramas were read by lhe enfhusiashc members d I I . ' : , I . 1 . i . . I . . I closer +oge'rher and 'raughl +hem how +o worlc and learn unexplored, buf ever widening field. 70 Science -,,, Club e fo rnqhf Second Mlss a Hage Advuser Jacqueline Crosby Elunor Sleeper Michael Zoukee Richard Heber? Mary Towne Pauline Couravas Miss Emerson Advuser Furs? row Efhel Calllonlahs Irene Charnuku Secrelary Ralph Horne Presldenf Nancy Ewung Vnce Presndenf June Slmons Science Club was slarled lo creare more nn+eres+ In scuence parhcularly chemnsfry buf from lhe enlhusuasm wulh which Hr was greeled nl was evndenl 'rhal There was llflle need lo arouse more unleresf I+ was forlunale an having M ss LaHage and Mass Emerson for advnsers and un choosing an experr IH +he held luke Ralph Horne for presldenl Room 304 became a busy place The meelungs consusled of ex perumenls and dnscussuons very warm dnscussuons There M-J The Camera Club formed under The gundance of Mr Franklnn Reed was composed of aboul +wen+y fave sludenls from all 'Four classes of 'rhe school The lundamen+al purpose of lhe club was +o beH'er ID :ls members 'rhe arl' of develop Ing hlm and To arouse more xnleresl nn pholography as a whole The achvnhes of fhe club were numerous and varned were argumenls and heafed debafes on sublecfs ranging from The posufnon and composlrnon of Salurn +o fhe explana hon of a floahng razor blade The lecfures varied from +he sludy of The lnfe habuls of prehusrornc crealure +o edlempls fo befler Ben Franklin and Tom Ednson s work A greaf new held where opporrunuhes abound for fulure careers and work was opened lo our amazed eyes Four lhree and even lwo damensnonal worlds were mulled over Camera Club Lefl lo rughf Thurd row Ann Creed Ar+hur Moran Mary Towne Second row Muriel Clocher Edlfh Marhn David Sfubbs Pauline Bafes Shlrley Hamel Audrey Ronan Thard row Eleanor Clocher June Simons Vac Presndenl Ray mond Hunluns Preszdenf El mor Sleeper Secrefary Ed ward Gofsfeun They Included raking developing prunhng enlarging and mounhng pnclures for drsplay The members also made many of The maleruals whnch were used IH developing Fnlms and slndes were shown frequenlly +o acquannl The sludenls wufh lhus feld of phofography '4 ., L, L fl ' 1 row- ' L - . 2 ' . . ' . I . . . . 1 I - - 1 1 I . . : ' . . ' . . . . . . S K I ' 5 ' I I . . - ly . .a F N... I T f , .1 , 'J s yy . M I ' I 2 , ' '- n 1 'l . ' ' . 3, V I . I . Tl . . .,A,v. W - , . ,,,,rY....l IT N - is L ' ' , ' . ' e ' z - A ' I ' 3 . . AV N , 'kT u , ,, . I - . - . . . . Sfeno Club Leff ro rnghf Thrrd ro Brenda Thompson Esfelle Peccu Carol Hammer Dorofhy Krafovuch Mary Lou Sawyer Second row Dorofhy Drag Rhoda Corfhell Helen Halhohs Lorranne B anger Shirley Goodrich Fursr row Mass Colocousls Advuser Gma Angelofh Vuce Presndenf Norma Sfemdl Presrdenf Dol ores Demarals Secrerary Lor ralne L Smlfh Treasurer Miss Veckys Advuser Th only qualufncahon for me-mbershnp un 'rhe Sleno Club are Thar one be a Sensor and rake srenography Allhough rhe purpose of rhe club as +o brung Hrs members nnro con 'rad wurh secrerarual worlc 1+ boasfs of belng The mosr socially nncluned or all clubs and :T can subslanrrale Irs clarm by rhe program ul had during 'rhe year Une of rhe had all rhe rrnmmungs a weuner roasr needs nncludnng 'roasred marshmallows There were many helpful 'rallcs by ourslders and members suggesrlons for applymg for a posuhon dnrhculrues conlronrung anyone wurh her hrsl 'ob and a delnghrlul rallc on Fashlons ol rhe Day Follownng lradurnon +he club mnnhared The Jumors ar 'rhe annual mnha 'non parry Thus year several sludenrs who were nnreresred ID rhe our of doors garhered under 'rhe guldance of Mass Gwendolyn Hughes +0 revnve rhe Nafure Club which before 'rhe war had been one of rhe schools mosr promunenr groups Among The hrsl achvuhes of fhe club was a vusur 'ro The flower show In Bosron l-lere +housands and 'thousands of flowers arranged IH Oruenlal and geomerrlc designs dazzled The members of rhe club The Narure Club cllmaxed rhe year wrrh a narure exhnbur nn +he gymnasaum All clubs un rhe school were unvrred ro parhcnpafe on This exhlbnhon Hs members nor only enloyed 'rhemselves buf also gained nnformaruon on geology borony and ormfhology Narure Club Lefr ro rrghf Thurd row Pauline Coura vas Mary Towne Ralph Horne Margaref Magwood Second row Vuvlen Saron Jeaneife Maurrer June Simons Mary Tarllan Pnscnlla LaFonfalne Furs? row Beffy Porfors Secrelary Arfhur Morin Treasurer Mlss Hughes Adviser Bar bara Halpern Vice Presudenr Charles Nason Presudenf y 7 , ' : ' W- 1 . . y . .I . el- mosr memorable evenrs of +he year was a weiner roasr fhal . - l - - . 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' ' I - l u - 1' 1 - ' I , I . 72 The Cosrume Desugn Club under rhe gundance of Mass Margarel Oberlu cadel arf leacher was orgamzed To n reresl undlvudual srudenrs an creafuve work and lo help arrnsr ucally lncnned sludenss lo develop Ther lalenls The only reourremenr ol rhus club as a suncere nnreresl In rhe arls and and designed clorhes +ha+ could be envied by lrene Theur creahons proylded 'rhem wllh enpoyrnenf whlle furlhermng lheur lcnowledoe and bellerlng lhear slcull n Th s held Al 'rhough rhe club had been a war casually Hrs new members were so slulled and arhsrrc and so enrhuslashc an followlng 'rhe Club s rradmons lhal rhey ser an example ro be admmred and umuraled Cosfume Desugn Club Lelf lo ruqhl Second row June Simons Rulh Banlcus Margaref Co man Helen Dupuus F sf o Florence Muller Marulyn McKay EVBNIRG Vlamls The Rifle Club lhrlved under The supervlsuon of xls well qualvfued advrser Mr Pearson formerly C lonel nn U S Arrry l-las yardburd rraunung made hum lhe perfecl lnsfruclor of lhe eager rnflemen Thus club us lusllhably proud of a pruvare club room wrh shoolung range prorechons and all The scormg mechanrsm necessary for successful shoofers Keen compehhon be+ween members rmbued Them wnrh rhe desire lo become experrs If only Tor rhe purpose of our shoohng and our scorung rhelr buddwes The furure Gls prachced larger and slceer shoohng and became more and more accurale as 'rhe pracluces rolled by unhl al 'rhe end of rhe season lhey were hlrhng Jrhe bulls eye quure Trequenlly As lhls club has many freshmen members ul ns sure of many more successful years Rifle Club Left +o rrqhf Second row James Scorsonl Albsri Movesnan Mr Pearson Advlser Alan Shafmasfer Furs? row Clnnfon Whnhng Leonard Felsflner Gerald Tnbbefs Phnlnp Legare Jamue Beardwood 73 I , l ' , ir r w- V ' I, ' ', , ' I - N ' . . . o ' . . . . ,. I - crafrs. The members of rhis small buf inrlmare club drew - - - - I . . . . 1 I . . i . . . The Road of War In a shellered American School Mr Wallace symbolizes lhe oaper druve Champs dlsplay lhe keys fo yudo ldlefs l r new so Qld S O Hs a good fhmg we never had To use these lhey re quufe c fusunq Thanlc heavens :ls only for pracllce .J3-T-5 X gif TQ' '1 Y-x'fChen Sl buk 'lhe We senl lhe 'laps a All our own elforf Freshm an Jeep A c :Cf I . . Q f j , f 1:18 . , s S X S xr! . . ry. 5, 5 ' N v. z ' E xv Q, X, ,XX 5 xi RRR iii! , 'f K ' 19 SK K - l Q. ,T ow l ,,. .W I 'nk- gssff ' , f 1 o l ll ' ' - l ' f' ' . l ................ fi ' ' EL j Q Z ,I f' 14 :mf Nil 'ND Allows everyone lo Serve , , bul wilhoul personal danger The heclic war days, lwhich we shall never lorgel,l broughl lorlh many ardenl workers, who gave up much lime lo work lor lhe war ellorl. Slrelcher bearers, lirsl- aid groups, couriers, lire lighlers pracliced lo be ready lor emergencies, which lorlunalely never arose. The en- lire sludenl body look delense courses and held air-raid drills. Loaded down wilh precious iunk were lhe key, paper, and lin lollers. Compelilion belween home rooms ran high in buying war slamps Hundreds worked in in duslry or commerce or volunleered lor Red Cross and Olher War aclwllles NOW al leasl ll Seems doubllul Barrels ol lun helped win lhe war ol course gun barrels helped loo whelher we shall ever look back down lhis parlicular avenue lo lhe pasl wilhoul seeing lhe shadow ol war c,,,, A fl Gul C xv enlfsfe d mln yollf lv Uncofvve fed GU' G d I shelfer 0 O 0 A lhealre bond ally was neve really needed we knew lhe score fir- IRIN rQKx Our bonds carried us lhere in good lame . , . . ' 5 I '9- 'I A 4 , . efo , -ff i I ' Q S dfroy df,-, . ded , ,i fi ' f ' f gf ., . S X, S ' .. '1 X I r r - . 'L , ,.... ' 'iiffiir 5 , .. - 1 K 5 G if h 1' 0 5, ., oo A, A g P-. ax Q - - 2 i ' Q I y . ' 5 , f ,nz f , W V--vi I' 0 , i , .. l . ' 4, fn V X . 1944 1945 Who wull forge? dvm oufs and biackoufs7 Our money earned Ms wmos I HJ Mans wok Land no craft duff. s 'de on O The iacvxw dou elowj More extra faculfy effcrf-af . OF HXOUOUS . r me Cxkefxon so fBeIowj The winners of Tin Essay Confesfs. 44 The fa: lfy do afed blood foo The war increased in fury, need for help increased How we me+ fhe need is record o C s o e qh Thomson uo uusfa Mner La renee Secodo Bd foge a er Fr S 0+ Sh Jac ma n Flksr S. U 5fRv ll lCf C f Ame S Cans G Z O f mf Orys :une--3 'wh No sf deni hes fafed fo do are bodks 1' ,Ax .,fNPs, One y'fg3Qs'N 'Tn IC-Zag., xi fof o edv 0 hero F ends V E Day' as an ncenf e o 'fr an HL A H 0451 3w!1'l,,,1 .ixk 1313 ck JY 0 Apprecuahon FO' t he Ou on ospufalwzed e+ere:ns The awe, of O fedmmg br Jumor Red Cross confrlbuison 78 Post War E ort of n Scrap! 6:14-wen, .,1W?a .J ,, W - fe Ffa X 1 ff fy 1 : . 3 5 .5 . ,f, F- f Ng Q 5 A G Q J Q L XZ: :X y X K xx!! ,. ,A Q G J . 1 lo V 2 h . . v . Q v7 1' , 5 xA QV NA Ur , A ' ' ' . champ, 'D' S. A. C. Leff fo right Las? row: Sawyer, Sfeindl, Wallace, Depoian. Picluard, Bankus, Ryerson, Ger- main, Hall. Bedrosian, Paz- zanese, Mahoney, Grassi, Car- darelli, Simons, Moronis. Thi Merrill, Joe, DiBarfolome Fronr row: Linehan, Grassi, C paranis, Joiohian, Bedrosia Lovely. 'M-'W Ons C Ghned o 9 ods qwersh Aidinq fhe fight aqainsf Yuberculosis, Dlmf-35 on rhe March Top rughf A shrl e Above The end of hn drlves 79 rd row: Kollulis, Shmavonian, Cag- neffa, Zafsos, Hamel, Deco'I'- eau, Pazzanese, Fanfini, Whif- ing, Lagasse, Salmas. Second row: Berger, Burchell, Azzarifo, Wood, Podhorny, Fasulo, Jones, Valoras, Boococh, Brown, ScoH'. 0. Q. U. Mr Wallace s OHIC6 Assuslanls e ' Roberl Palermo Larry Zacharchulc John Lawrence Powers James Sullwan Student The llvlng prool of whal we have n of 3 : 0 'O' xD 0 -0 of 0 : Q i -To- :r O c -O' 'Q' Q nf 0 :- cn - m Glrls Gym Asslsla nls o hl Slandlng Nala I6 A aro man Jean Belsy Sargenl Mary Mahoney Cara Hunl Sl Jacqueline Merrlll Polly Wells Helen Loucopoulos Hazel Y hepholan NI Kf if mx, YE Fursl And Room Assnslanls L l rnohl Las Cw Palrncra Carney Barbara Massle Carolyn Bearce Norma Zlns Charlene Provosl Mary Hopluns Muddle rox Norma Slemdl Barbara Ross Muldred Magru Zabelle Takesnan Belly Shorl Eleanor Clark Prof-l row Mary Scamparlno Clemenlma Cordnschl Lucy DnSlelano Mrs McGovern Louuse Bergeron Joan McGregor Belly Allen Y 315995 G 3-'L ln 53' mi 3: +9- wx' 0 U5 M4 an L l Lasl ow Carol Hammer Norma Sl Onge Elnzabelh George Joan Wallace Edulh Marlin Conslance DI Burro M oo Romulda Zamarchu Delma Karells Pearl Sargenl Prlsculla Lewls Mary Marino Norma Slella Fronl Pauline Sweel Helen Jac man Janel Kapp Belly Zellg Dolores Dem arals Rose Mazza Eleanor Zamarchc NAA We Assistants qulelly known ie +haf is some of us fhe feachers cannof gel along wifhouf some of us Main Office Assisfanfs Leif +0 rlqhf Naialle Maloomlan Vir gunna Lawrence Elsa Grass: Marguenfe Gallnas Phyllis Caron .Fm Library Assis'I'an'I's Leff To rnqhl las? row Erika Pauli Mado lyn Conlon Elinor Sleeper Shirley Fills. Middle row: Rhoda Corfhell Phyl- lis Ball Doris Boocock Consfance Kim- ball. From' row, Chrysoula Boulris Lucy DiSfefano Charloffe Campbell Slella Collefo Barbara Noyes Jeanelfe Bou- langer Phyllis Cook. Depar+men+ Secrelaries Leff lo nqhf lasf row Grace Pascuccu Dorolhy Krarowich Shirley Falls Grace Bologna Belly Harfop Front row Elaine Desrosiers Lorraine Belanger Rhoda Corihell Muriel Clocher Boys' Gym Assisra n+s Lei' to 'iqlnlx Harding: Alberf Blaclxadar, John Bruce, Ralph Horne, Sfanley Williams, George Davis, Roger Johnson. Silfing: Rich- ard Boulanger. Leo Langevin, Har- old Corcoran, Dana Austin, Max Epstein, Freeman Shedd, Richard Sheehan. As sophomore hosfs w and Cheer e were 'rhrulled Nskand up A long mes F Jig Junction sage o cheer lo Mrs, Hill O r Pfesldeml C fo mee? +he foofball heroes h P d fhe Baselfelball O re Ongfafulafe S fh capfams 9 old and new We SPOUSO 5 Capla rl :W me I A nlxfy a grace pile buczomg ay a ll 82 u . I ' ' 3? HA .. 1 If ,f 5? 5 A 1' Q ' 3 I In s X -3 . legion A ' 'and 9 fx! x . I A f N..H - O g nd ln 4' rv M' -anyw f qlly. Once a monlh we lrnp +he lughf fanfashc around our glamor ized gym floor The bullehn board and The dally nohces announce 'rhese gala evenrs Gues+ books may be signed lhe preceding weelc Everyone as warned aboul rules and regulahons especnally no smolcznq no freak dancang and no duslurbnng of Jrhe decorahons For school dances Hrs On wsrh +he dance lei roy be unconluned loul' carefully resrraunedl races fhe m,l,e hes ha ppy' Valenhne Dance I944 One I946 gurl made fhe grade wrih H wfm They also serve who only srf and wafch And G 9Ood fume was had by an Valenhne Dance I946 A lnfile Freshman fakes The crown 83 I I . T. s. V 5 Q' 7 k '4-A . ,.Ls hJ.,Lk,', V K --y-Haul . I W 4 m' I A s' r ' zc . ll efVY opl and be m und lhe mu The world h Ee drnli lp X . -5 not immoflal' bul SIC .. as made if Sweel' For Their big evening ol lhe season, s+arry-eyed lassies pin on corsages, and enler lhe lemporary exguisile ballroom, lcnown 'fo us ordinarily as The gym. A greeling lo lhe malrons is followed by graceful sleps lo raplur- ous spiril rhylhms no morlral orcheslra can claim. The highlighl of lhe nighl, fhe Grand March. shows delighlful damsels and handsome genllemen af lheir besf. Fond memories laided by The Thinlcerl will, in years lo come, bring back lhese joyous days. hen ww w evenmq rom in Ol We 'che Juno' Hlqllll? enierkainefl al lBelowl Having a wonderful lime. A Our Junior Prom--were we proud! .fx -..., uw' till And so home lo mofher-in ea rou d- abouf sor+ of way. Paying The piper for +he dance SH if WfH,,, QNS55 If Hof know how f or our M sf dance Readynng fhanqs for +he Pafruo+s Dance Pounding the Wpewme r ns somefhmq exse Below Barn Dance decorafuons 1. And salufe fhose who volunfeer fo he1p during ihe dance H if -mural 85 X he-if X'--Q, .41 The houslnq shor?aqe7 Thais a lolce son , am' Qk..'f ', t . f ' 1 , . , V f . , W , fy q . 'I . 11.2.5 J' 'f ' 5 4' 3 J 45: I l . . 'fwgivnw if e K Q 3' I Q5 ' .... ,. fp 1 151, fifffji ' , at gl , X7 R 'lege' e , I Qgig -, Jig s 3' ' L A 'fr gl N,,. A an L 4: 'I I ' 1 A Q 1 ' 'pl Q .V 1 I riff 1 h la ' n- 'Y 1 :- -T , ' I 4- ,,.,.1f: 4, w k . ' X 5 5 . ,4', if : I S Here we are all ready lor a siroll in a smari fur Fur coals have been very popular ai school ihis year As for ihe boys gabardine +op coals sei lhe pace 'rhe re n 1' y o only prachcal buf make 'rhe boys look so o o o debonair Fashions on the Avenue School daysl-school days' Suiis were so o u- - P lar wifh lhe girls This year-bofh Tailored and dressy. '+h wi a perky whife blouse 'ro add 'rhar cerlain some- fhing. The boys seemed +o prefer ihe old favorire camel hair iackel and conirasiing slacks. 86 Sand sun and swimming a day of f d d un an frolic al lhe Seashore lhe girl in a simple buf daring 'rwo piece swim suif and 'rhe boy in rhe never changing 'trunks All sel for sleppunq whalever lhe occasuon 'rhe laurer Sex looks lovely un a sumple or lrully slenderuzunq dress and a wusp of veul on her sequunned hal Sorryl The boy looks ruqhl un a double breasled pencul slrupe suul un a popular color Jus un case a rauny y comes along were all pre pared lhe gurls wulh smoolh lookung belled rauncoal llughl bools and The ever popular kerchuel lhe boys wulh shorl boxy lrench coals and a prayer on lheur lups lhal lhe raun won l lake lhe wave oul of lhe r haur or have I of Now for a fumble un The Snow here s Slars un her eyes and pr de un her hearl ready for an enchanlunq evenunq al lhe prom Thus classy uassue un a suave black velvel and plaud lallela and her dale un hus sharp lookunq lux look as lhough uls goung lo be a swell evenung lhe lavorule of skuers lhus year The oulful us aboul lhe same lor eulher boy or gurl wundbreakers and qabardune panls bul' somehow ul always manages lo look beller on The gurl 'TV w k u 2-an u ' V i'?r Lb N . as Q 1 ' ' X l ill E I' l I s - 4 E l ' ' da ' u L . Y 1 u , 'I ' Q Q 5 QL u 9, A my sexes mixed? i l 7 . M I uid, X u rlgis ,253 U1-7 V A . Q- I . - 87 Alfhough as a class our basis of membership as somewhal forfunlous as being made up of 'lhose who have merely lalcen +he same palh our lnferesfs and Ideas In common make choosing our Patrol Leaders by democrahc processes of elechons nafural and simple And very seldom have we had lo admlf If ever as we lool: back over four years of class leaders can we regrel our declslons Slandnnq af lhe grea+es+ crossroads of our career gradua hon we loolc baclc over our four years and gralelully lhanlq our olfrcers and our Iudqmenll We have chosen lhose who we fell would be lhe besf represenlahves of our school and who would uphold urs hugh :deals They have lanfhfully shouldered responsubulmes achno as our spokesmen wnlh lhe school slall and rn 'fransachng +he busnness of lhe class Each ohfncer has done his parf lo make sure +ha+ our record ar l-laverhull l-hgh should be one of which we need no+ be ashamed They have been leaders nn a frue sense Freshman Council lo rn hr row Whu+' y Zach archulr Valores P lermo Durso M1ddle row Aushn Venezla Shurflefl Provosf DlBarfolomeo N son Fron+ row La lone DlS+efano Ga I'8I'lCe Red Cross Council 1 rnqhl Robinson Pu zas Knlley Creed James Powers Gleed Msddle row McKay Laurefla Towne Powers Ball Venlura Front row M I n e r Hefferan Brodie Jackman Roberfs 88 C - C r C C A e s ,f ,C C s . CC Leff 'g , las? 'C 1 ax, C,'f'C',a- A A 531' 3 3 C . C I 15 Q . I G: - X C A ' WRC- F ' quin, Shaw, Law- . , fi C 1' 3 5 Lefr o ' . lasf row: ' , - lx . C : 4 . C. C C C V lf' CCR fl C. C N C .aa C I , 3 0 Z, ' CC l ll ,Al Vs ,rj L: 1 of ,r L vf , 114 , l Sophomore Class Officers Leff lo righf, lasl row: Mose Ananian, Treasurer: Marilyn McKay, Secre- faryg John Creed, Execu- five Commilfee. Fronl' row, Larry Zacharchulr, Execufive Cornmifleeg Mildred Shaw, Vice-Presb denrg John Gaquin, Presia dank: Thomas Dedasca- lou, Execulive Cornmilfee. Junior Class C ass Offucers fo rqhf lasl' r w Sally Johnson Execulrye Commlffee Thomas De dascolou Execuhve Com mrvee Larry Zaccar chuclr Execulnve Commlf fee Mose Anennan Treas urer Fronf row Brenda Thompson Secrefary Lu cren Archambaulf Presl den? Laura DnBariolo meo Vlce Preslden? Senior Class Officers, I946 Lef fo rrqhf sfandlnq Roger Johnson Execuhve Commmffee Charlene Pro vos? Execuhve Commlf fee Larry Zacharchuk Ex ecuhve Commlllee Sf hng Marilyn McKay Vnce President Lucien Ar chambaulf Presndenf Mose Anannan Treasurer 89 Unmapped The vagranl' slde palhs and pleasanl noolrs may leave lhe mos? pleasanf and mosf vnvucl recollechons of lhe lourney There are always some unmapped by palhs which dely carlographlc orgamzaluon Qllen lhey wall be seemingly un lmporlanl delalls ol school llle whlch we shall mosl enloy un relrospecl Whal seemed 'rrlvlal happenings lhrouqhoul lhe school year are In reallly essenhal lo The plclure ol school llle as a whole lhroughoul lhe laulldlnq classrooms corrldors slalr ways and assembly hall oulslde lhe buldmg near lhe lhrnlcer and al lhe enlrance and al all llmes belore and aller school durmg and belween classes and recess mc: denls occur whach assocuale Themselves wllh lhe regular dally acllvllles 'lo allord pleasanl lhouqhls ol Remember w en 7 lo lunger an our memories long eller we have made our cholce al lhe Crossroads Brave gurls enlerfavn famous school cuhzens Ns. Whal a qaq lso do we Money in 45 for rings in 46. Jus? for size. In ihe fall 'rhe school drscovers how badly we have worn oui durmg fhe vacaflon Buf If does noi' sofien up ihe work Leff The candld eyes of Haverhull Hugh 1.1 'M kid? K Anofh 'ft er reducmq duef an Hwe malunq Provmg M 9l af fu f, 9 schoo sfu enfs do U SS nawgpapers Sorry DOC dl f Qof none Now we know whaf Aud1omefer means Below Perfect 'rummg Clow Produce 'H 50 H A lunch for M' x00 Henmq up ,he boss wi dln ao e + + fudes ns workm'-'J our way +0 Co eq Tuiornnq for scholas IC GP ' Used book sale We Cgnn Hugh school children can make +heur own A pre-war cusfom resfcyed-facuHy fee. 92 of bear fo purf' plcyflwungs and obhvyon Kos? Fire dr H 1 as o welcome mferruphon of class Beffer lafe 'than never buf ihe excuse had beffer be good 1' Presenfaho f n o Mrs Hrlls pncfure ,n Chapel Leff Sensor book colloquues gnve The lower dassmen holiday from mere T achers fBelow The best of our local arfusfs dnsplcyed for our adrmrchon xcxot G '77 1 64 fhe 'NWO S Beung measured for 'lhe cap and gown feels luke a good omen Hal Hal The camera wnll have :fs luflle yoke Forfunafely l Or a reasonable lac snrmle from Purdy Phofoqrapher can 'rrusf my m rro ' fax, Fa? ll as nol news when a llbraruan leads a dog s ll e When a og leads a lwbraruans lnle lhal ns news Rnghfl Tlclcel scalpersl Bu? one buck for a lwo buf lnclxef vs really a frnendly qeslure. Everyone also looks so mce C 91- Y XX0 60 Of Xa!-ya Ir 'vs ff' ff ,1- ,Aff .-f ' Hurrzcane Hood or fare means N schooll .,.,4- ' The mos? fremendous fa + of 6 chlfecfure IN our fume was The new gym floor ew comers ll never apprecuaie If as w have we who can? fake 1+ for qranfe 1-,J My n more wl bluzzards leave e :nicer al me sn soiufary splen or A well marked Trall For +h lecrures on dnscnplune and rralnung drshn ulshed Q speakers and +he humor of our prlncupal have b een oursfandlnq parrs of our school life The well worn palh 'ro chapel whlch we have lrod many fumes has oh' red us lhns enrerlalnmenl and unsfrucflon e pas? 'four years rnusncal composuhons IZA You fo The Iefr a d I lo fhe r hr F ug or lhe ways f men and women musf sever Rong pledge n G llle 6 PN ANY pledqe G19 Shofl we W ms OR som! To God a due reverence. Our 96 principal and our infelligensia. The daily double qulcld Whal a conlrasl belween our draggnng our selves lo school each rnornlng and our mad dash :ng lo lhe lunch counler al recess' We musl' admll lhal' pushlng and pulling does help us lo gel lhere and feed our hungry moulhs sooner or does ll'7 Sad lo say rare us lhe sludenl who lS gracuous durlng recess The feel lhal creeping slow fo school wenl' slormnng down fo eahng as Whulller mughl' have sand The I unch Counfer G S + lS dn, llrsfr S play safe by edflfyg ere ,S no, plenfy of ,- com UP from Teachers are human loo Page Mr Wallace Cafererra convenrences' 97 . . 5 . 5 ' Th . ,Ffa ,eff ff al OM Caravansary To Those who have remauned nn The quueT background oT our school lsTe buT wnThouT whose conTrzbuTnons we should noT have been able To arr uve aT our crossroads we gave a specual voTe oT appre cnahon and pranse The lclTchen sTaTT have been pressed by ceaseless demands To T saT:sy our hunger aT recess Tlme and beTore aTTernoon sesslon They have carrued on Through shorTaqes oT boTh Tood and equlpmenT always succeeding ln saT1sTynng our needs TT noT our desures Mr Charles T Me' Skadwm Cvoiadworih ,palm if Lunchroorn sTaT'T Mrs MarTha Johnsion Mass Grace Peasley Mrs Helen Rabeau Mrs Belle Hari Mass Clara Horsfal Mass Mae Corufh The cleanluness oT The building and The grounds have been mann Talned by The cusToduans who because oT lack needed repanrs have had To worlc xTra hard To come near The goal which we lcnow They have had rn m nd ThereTore To These men and women w oT help and much e belaTedly express our apprecualrlon Tor Ther many eTTorTs To malce our school a mor e pleasanT place To remember Than oTherwlse aT would be Clean nq omen Mrs Mary Forpuano and Mrs Arlene HeberT 98 - T 'if an L 'T' TT T - . Y' f +V k e 4 J . . . ' ,gm , n ' ' s. kr U ' T I' . . . . - . l '72 2-QW 4 7 5: ll ' . Q Q: fU f ' , y A I 136 g Z' .s , ' R ' K i .0 ' L' i N 0 , , . , . , ' , ' . 4 -ij, .3 - - A ' T Q, , T ' ' T I w 3 . ' . . VVhme we dopp Whefher al' sladlum 699 fh P or In classroom whe beater, broom or shovel lhe se ey have cheerfully arf of our eclucahon ed four years lher rvuce rendered as become a 14'-Q5 M r Wnllram Woodburn and Mr Richard Barry Mr Jeremiah McCar+hy M George Forplano fred Houle r Mr Franlr Ga Mr Wnl les 1 3 Mr Waller Fruhlny 99 Qi! Q Q 1 I 1 Si , A M 1 l - A Q ll g ' :Trim or ML f VIL' ' .L,W,,g ' ,. - ' l ' -M -T-YE? f W'll girl l Mr. Frank P' 1 ' ? A '9fee. l .2 Q lgg1:ji I spears 2 FN 3 f 8 I Q A i iz' 5 , '21 E1 L J H + ,, M P+ K-f ff .K 1 f A x , we W f X ,f E. f A Y ' 5 A, X Q., V g A . ,W it 0, W ,aux JR-. ,7 , , W. ' L V mi' as A M A y Z' ,Q Uf 'x'A' w ff.wMf . MW X K , -. L-, if f' A.,-M J Q ' Qwigisifli .z 4 R K J Q ' f' fx W xg . g . 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W 3s S 4 5 if 3:4 gm N3 i H' O 4 Q 'ERE kg ,U 1 ' W f 'f L ,M T A' M si efffn ,y?A all 5 .IW f-ff-, :ji Grandsfand and Gruduron Tlue fwo complemenfary lualves of flue foofball drama luave come fo be flue crowds and flue feam Tlue players on flue field deserve flue supporf of flue sfudenfs and adulfs un flue sfand wluo by flueur supporf malze flue game posslble for flue players For an obuecfuve observer no small parf of flue color of flue foofball season would no doubf be flue anlmafed crowds wluo yell fluemselves luoarse under flue durecfuon of flue clueerleaders Tluere us somefluung un flue aufumn fluaf us nafuve fo foof ball Tlue clear crusp days flue fangy aur flue slugluf luaze fluaf blues flue dusfanf vusfas from flue sfaduum flue mulfu colored fo enuoy flue drama of flue gruduron conflucf Tlue resoundung fluud of a cleafed sluoe meefung flue pngsluru flue sluoufs of en couragemenf and derusuon from player fo player all go fo gefluer fo form a memorable panorama from flue pafluway of lufe Ouf of a squad of candudafes smaller fluan usual Coaclu Cluarlue Wlunfe molded a feam wluose clean drnvung play won fluem flue respecf of all flueur opponenfs Affer many days of lumbering up exercuses and unfensuve drill un fall fraunung af Camp Taslcer flue Hullles refurned fo flue famuluar grounds of flue sfadnum fo defeaf Norflubrudge I9 O Tluen fluey mef wrflu wluuclu luundered our aur affack garres receuved by cold wef buf loyal Haverluull fans luuddled fogefluer In flue damp sfands Lowell and Newburyporf succumbed fo our affaclc and Law rence managed fo elce ouf a 7 7 deadlock Teams of fufure years may leave beluund loeffer records buf cerfaunly none can luope TO surpass flue espruf de corps of flue I946 l-laverluull l-luglu foofball feam Respecf fo flue flag 102 . O crowds of eager youflus and adulfs fluaf flurong fo our sfadium a series of losses, games offen played in driving rainsforms Haverhill High's Tricky T-bucks and sweeps, single wing slanT and reverses, and a group oT passes were alTogeTher Too much Tor an unwieldy NorThbridge eleven in The TooTball season's opening game. lT was a Deno Valoras pass To Jimmy Sullivan which seT up The TirsT score on The one TooT line From here Sumonds crashed over Tor a score ScaTamacchla caughT a pass Tor The exTra poinT A Valoras To Cariho lump pass Tor a score Trom The one yard line iusT before The halT ended and a preTTy 33 yard deep reverse breakaway run by speedy Don Clem enT Tor a T D ended Haverhill s scoring Tor The aTTer noon I9O The cuTaway scooT sTyle oT ClemenT passing oT Valoras all around playing oT Sullivan and lne smashing oT Simonds were more or less expecTed buT The perTormance oT Tour sub backs Dnnsmore Basiliere Pugluellu and ScaTamacchua was a disTincT surprise .nl . NorThbridqe Jimmy Sullivan us Johnny on The spot Head Coach Whlfe and Freshman Coach McDonnell Faculfy Manage s Sawyer and Afwogd LCL as Medford Deno runs unTo Touble The H1ll1es losT a hearTbreaker To MedTord 7 O wiTh Dame ForTune scowling hearTily when Haver hill approached pay dirT The breaks being so im porTanT The game mughT have been scoreless or iT mighT have been spoTTed wuTh Touchdowns Early in The Third quarTer aTTer a scoreless TirsT half Haverhill goT a break when MedTord shorT kicked ouT To Their I6 yard line The l-Tallies Tried buT couldnT capnTalize on The above Valores and Then Sullivan looking Tor pass receivers were spilled Tor large losses and Haverhill was Torced T kick AT This poinT The Hallies could ave played cagey ball Trying Tor a scoreless game buT The Team Tried To score and played wide open TooTball MedTords score came when a Sullivan pass was inTercepTed by The Medford Tullback who scooTed 60 yards Tor a T D Thanks To some good blocking AlThough losing To Melrose 28-I3, The Brown and Gold Team, aTTer being comple-Teiy ouTplayed in The TirsT halT, goT up oTT The carpeT Tc score Two T Ds in The TourTh guarTer. The game was played in a driving rainsTorm which hurT Haverhillis air oTTensive immensely. In ThaT TourTh quarTer, wiTh Melrose leading 2l-O, Haverhill's ace passer, Deno Valoras, compleTed Tour passes and Tinally wenT over Trom The one-yard line. Melrose reTaliaTed wiTh a 64-yard drive Tor a Touch- down. Then Haverhill's passing game began To cliclct Joe Pazzanese caughT one Trom ZaTsos and ran To The Melrose 23eyard line. Here The Team was sTalled Tor Three downs: Then versaTile Valoras brolce away Tor 73 yards. He Then passed To ClemenT in pay dirT. Dr Farece Bake iT and Take a p ll' L - - Melrose Clemenf clicks behind good bloclzing. Malden's reserve sTrengTh spelled disasfer Tor The hard- TighTing Hillies in Their game wiTh The Golden Tornado. Haverhillis line, Trom end To end, played good, earnesT, eTTecTive TooTball againsT superior Torce, buT whenever The Malden men Tired in came Tresh reserves To harass The Haverhill linemen ln The second quarTer Haverhill made Their only oT Tensive ThreaT OT The game Johnny Hamel recovered a Tumble on The second play and gave Haverhill a chance To lead Valoras gained seven on a Tlanlc dash passed To Dinsmore Tor I4 and hiT Sullivan wiTh a preTTy I9 yard Toss To The lo Then Haverhill was sTopped Valoras was rushed Trying To pass and Malden inTercepTed on Their own Three yard line Some excellenT deTensive play by Johnny Hamel Car roll Borden and Bob Palermo sTopped Malden on Their reTurn drive and Haverhill Toolc over only To lose The ball on a Malden inTercepTion and subsequenT Touchdown This ended The scoring in The game Malden winning I2 O Vw' we a .'4LK Camp Syl an sT aTegy WalTha Coach s del qh+ Wa Tha Do n To ea Th TooTball T-laverhull Hugh blaclc maglc spell over Lynn Cass cal In nrgnT TooTball pers sTed Tor Two periods buT Lynn brolce Thr aah n The l1sT Two perlods To w n 22 7 ATT r Class cal had gone ahead 7 O TH The TursT period hlav rhlll came baclc when Puglaelu rnTercepTed a pass and rac 1 TC The Lynn 25 Clem nT macle Tuve Then Two passes ScaTamachla To Valoras and vice versa broughT The pugslcrn T slx yard lwc Deno Valoras shoT Through rnghT guard on a c1uarTerbac sneak fXugusTa added The pounT 7 7 l-laverhlll couldnT sToe The deluge OT yardage any more T n co Id op The heavy second half ralnTall Bobby l:anT1nl playlng mvTh a speclally Taped srde ouTshone The Clas al ends ow deTense ln addnhon To lclclclng The polnT 1 ch gave ldaverhlll a Temporary Tue f'xugusTa play ng has b game OT The season made almosT halT or The Team s Taclcles earnnng The unammous voTe oT The press boxers The besT Taclcle on The Txeld DespuTe a loss To WalTham 7 O The Team showed enough lmprovemenT over pasT perTormances To wen The praise OT The bleacher fans ln TacT The Team mnghT easily have come o'T The Tleld wuTh a moral v1cTory by using The greaT punT ang oT Sulllvan Tor a scoreless Te buT IT gambled on a wan by Torward passing In :Ts own TerrnTory ln The TourTh quar Ter gsven The ball on The 20 yard lane Haverhill sTarTed :Ts besT rally Don ClemenT gain d ll on a wade end sweep ScaTarnacchna game-d 4 Basrlnere 3 and Then ScraTch made a TnrsT down wuTh a sux yard rur' Valoras added Three ScraTch added seven and Then sourrmed Tree To caTch a Valores pass Tor an Il yard galn and a TlrsT down on The WalTham 30 AT Thus pounT Zeno OT WalTham lnTercepTed a pass and bolTed The rally Carnho Fanhnl AugusTa and JaTTar1an were deTensnve sTandouTs Tor I-laverhul ClemenT made The longesT run OT The game Camp Muscle musc , J . Q ' rn, T i ., l rn. W - - r . . , S . I I . v I , . T 7 . . O l C I A . - ' ' A s I I. I . . . . , . re T - , C . . .. . I I cs ' , . e 7 , . - ' ' ' 7 ' T ' T L . . . O lui af' ll ' ' l - ' T G ' ' I rx , , - . . . .. . T l l . 1 l . T ll . l lsa. TT Ll sl 'a - . , I ,STC T I . In ' T . - ' - li? T T ' ' , , 2 ' A ' ., , . I Y' T . SFT , ' l I l ll l - ll 515 . . -. R X A , 45 A T V T . - l T T . I :iam II , . i . Cheer leaders New laces, snappy new uniforms - morale builders ol Haverhill High School, in olher words lhe cheerleaders. Through a season ol unusually load wealher, lhey yelled lheir way inlo one ol lhe spollighl lealures ol lhe loolball season. Their lrouper spiril lcepl lhem cheering in lhe heavy downpours as in lhe occasional brighl sunshine. Being lhe largesl squad ever lo appear, in lacl, having a second squad as subslilules, lhe girls had lo be al lheir lopnolch besl in order lo hold lheir posi- lions. An oulslanding game in lhe memory ol lhe girls will likely be lhe Thanksgiving one, al which lhey cheered luslily in a driving rain slorm and lhen dr'ed lheir drenched and bedraggled clolhing al lhe lurnace in lhe loclcer room-an evenl in ilsell. Needless lo say lhal aller lislening lo lhe belween lhe halves pep lallc echoed around lhe corner lhe girls wenl oul cheer lully lo drown lor dear old Haverhill Hugh' Lell lo R ghl Back row Phyllis Normand Carol Hammer Eleanor Joe Doris Fosler Josephine Tulo Rulh Channel Belly DeBedoure Fronl Barbara Noyes Edna ulmby Dolores Demarais Lorraine Belanger Janel Kapp Manchesler Game' Maidens Forlorn' ,,,..--- Fronl o lell lo rchl James Sullivan George Simonds Roberl Fanllni John Hamel Amerlco Carllio lco capl Charles Valoras lco cap? Anlhony Augusla Donald Clemenl Roberl Palermo Donald Murphy Second ro Coach Charles While Donald Scalamacchua Joseph Pazzanese Allen Tikolslly Domenic Puglielli Carroll Borden Alberl Grassc A l Zl R h d ngeo a sos IC ar Jalilarian Roberl Dunsmore Manager Ralph Millard Th rd ro James Vallanl Richard Healy Thomas Clarlu David Daniels Nicholas Abale Roberl Decoleau Eldon Downing Herberl Basillere Waller Shmavonlan Phillip Wighlman Freeman Shedd Theoliles Hanldes Richard ONeil Donald Campbell Fourlh row Richard Wormwood Glenn Kimball Norman Fournier Marlin MacLeod Alberl M Leod Charles Durgun Roberl Taillon Palsy Cag hella Harold Trallous Donald Vellsos Orrin Riley Barlon Brooks Frugf ,hon When Lo ell cheered Haverhull Hugh 'rrounced Lowell 20 7 'ro come oul' of lhe doghouse and brealc a fnve game losnng slrealc Excepl lor a couple of ull advised forward passes one of whnch resulled an a Lowell score 'rhe Hlllnes played smarl score conscsous loolball supporled wnlh a firm defense whuch lcepl Lowell on :ls own svde of fhe grndu on durmg lhe grealer parl of 'rhe game Afler complehng lhree passes lo The lwenly five yard lme Demo squnrmed lhrough lhe lane for a I5 yard gain passed lo Sulluvan on lhe lhree and hll' Clemenl slandrng an pay dvrl Haverhlll played good ball an lhe second quarler loul wenf scoreless unhl lhe Hlllnes scored again lale un lhe 'rhurd quarler when Clernenl broke away on a brnlluanl swivel hnpped run for 33 yards and Herb Baslluere Soph fullback carrled 1+ over from lhe lhree Augusla lhen puf over a beauhful end over end lock +o make fhe score l3 O Lowell scored when a Zalsos pass was lnlercepled by Delvlauro of Lowell who sprnnled 65 yards for a louchdown The Hullaes paclced lhe game on :ce In lhe fourfh quarler when Johnny Hamel rovnng cenler scooped a Lowell pass off has shoe lops and rambled 32 yards for an easy score Augusla agam made 'rhe poml 'ro end fhe scornng l-laverhsll ahead The sladnum cheers fhe grd ron IO7 12 :auf 3 , 4 Xs-. 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Haverhull conhnued on The v1cTory Traul by an lmpressuve 25 O wan over NewburyporT Haverhill backs runnung behind The besT blocknng They had all season cuT Thenr TanclesT capers The sTarTnng quarTeT Co CapTaun Deno Valoras Jimmy Sullivan Don ClemenT and Dom Pugllelll averaged elghT seven sux and Ten yards per rush respecT1vely Valoras puTched Two Touchdown passes one a magn1TlcenT 50 yarder To Jnmmy Sulluvan and scored Haverhill s TourTh Touchdown Sullivan also scored anoTher Touchdown on a laTeral pass Trom ClemenT Dom Pugllellu showing The Torm he Tlashed on The NorTh brndge game carried The pngskun seven Tnmes and gamed 74 yards alTernaTung wnTh ClemenT on The TlrsT Touchdown march Haverhill s guards JaTTaruan and Palermo made helpTul downheld blocks which added To The gams made by Haverhull Hugh s plucky TooTball Team losT :Ts chances oT upseTTnng ManchesTer by a slanhng sou easT gale whuch v1rTually grounded :Ts passnng and hindered The hghT back Tueld men NoT only was The weaTher bad buT Puglselh and ClemenT snlured played only an The TursT half ATTer ManchesTers Trnal score nn The Thnrd peruod l4O The raun and mud made The Toohng so Insecure ThaT any Thung buT sTraughT TooTball seemed umpossuble However Deno Valoras ouTsTand1ng even an deTeaT puT on a greaT passing and runnung show Tor The waTerlogged Tans an The TourTh quarTer A greaT goal lnne sTand by Haverhull prevenTed anoTher score laTe In The second peruod ManchesTer CenTral plowed down To The Hnllres one yard Ime where They were sTopped cold by JaTTarsan Hamel and AugusTa AugusTa JaTTarlan Carlflo and FanTnnu played good deTenslve ball Tor Haver Playang wnTh more dash and Tire Than :T had shown all season an upswungung Haverhull H1gh TooTball Team had To be saTvsT1ed wuTh a 7 7 Tue In The 49Th annual game wnTh Lawrence Hugh on rann soaked lvlemorual Tneld Lawrence IT was a Typical Haverhnll Lawrence game which saw The Hnllnes lump unTo The lead laTe nn The TlrsT period on a perTecT play Dom Pughelln Tullback and clumax runner sTreaked oTT on a 53 yard sweep around The Lawrence rlghT end once In The clear Pug ran along The side llne and ouTraced The Law rence quarTerback To Touchdown TerrnTory AugusTa s con version made The score 7 0 Lawrence knoTTed The counT on a long 73 yard march In The Third peruod Then wuTh Tume running ouT The Hnllnes goT possession oT The ball on a Sulluvan unTercepTuon Carnfuo almosT snagged a Touchdown pass buT The ThreaT ended when sid Lawrence Rough and ready and noT goung any here' urban 'Ya Lawrence Touchdown Haverhlll Touchdown' Lawrence AT The mercy of has enemnes lO8 The backs. Tiny AugusTa was a sTandouT as usual. Callagy oT Lawrence inTercepTed. There The game ended. 1 . - 1 Marana- '-A han. ' L W L I A' ... ,AAL 1 f a 5.BE.,Qf ff 1 V0 Seno Squad lop o le++ +0 dnl Pugluell Scalamacclua Co Cepl' Valores Slmonds um n K e l q lell lo gnl Pazzenese Augusla Jaffarlan Hamel Palermo Borden Tnlrolslzy Foo+baH Scheduk Norllwbrldge al l'laverl'v1ll Medford al l-laverlmll Melrose al l-laverlmll vpn INN 63 QQEJ' Malden al Malden MEA Lynn Classlcal al Lynn Walllnam al' l-laverlnll Lowell al l-laverlmll Newburyporl al Newburyporr Lawrence al Lawrence Manclwesler a+ Haverhill 945 7 O O25 4 S. 9161 ifhrvv i av I WJ' I IO9 ff L gy fu: 'i. I '. - . ,Sll'va. ,L -I 1 , ' ' 0-19 ' ' 7- O ,. ' 28-I3 it lv X AJ, . H L x Q ..wJ Eg gl ., Ko, n-o '. 'kno -' L ' zo 7 '. t ' It L, ' 6. O ef L W . ' ' .2 1 7. 7 , L I VV K, , h. I A 5 or gf . ' ' - yj , W w ' 'lol ll ' ' L l 4. F l lfgjg L - 7 , , , Y , . 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Mlleslones Along +he Way Sevenleen slralghl vuclorles lhe Essex Counly champlon ship and lwo lourney unvllaluons such was lhe splendid record whlch 'rhe I946 l-laverhlll baslcelball leam compnled over a lhree monlhs perlod from January 'ro March Afler many weelcs ol drlll ln ball handllng passlng sel shols druve ln lay ups zone and man lo man defenses 'rhe l-llllles loolc lhe lloor lo slarl' an ever vuclorlous season wllh a well earned vlclory over Beverly Thus began a long slrlng ol wnns whlch cllmaxed nn l-laverhllls copplng lhe Essex Counly League champlonshlp undelealed lor lhe second successlve year Thus brllllanl record allracled much allen 'non and earned lor lhe l-llllles The recognmon and admlra lion of lhe whole Easlern seaboard I+ also resulted ln lwo lourney lnvllallons lhe Tech Tourney IU Boslon and lhe Glen Falls lournamenl ln New Yorlc The normally placid lnhabllanls ol l-laverhlll had gone slarlc ravlng baslcerball mad Slandlng Room Only early as 7 00 was lhe greellng whlch lale comers 'ro lhe game recelved unlll allendance reached a polnl where 'K represenlallves from The lvlassachusells Safely Councll de clared lhe safely capaclly ol lhe gym only 700 Thu many more dlsappolnled lans had lo be lurned away nor because ol a laclc ol money or ol splrll bul because ol a dellcll of space Al lhe Tech Tourney ln Boslon Garden despne a large lurnoul ol Haverhlll baslcelball enlhuslasls and well wshers a very much olsl form l-laverhlll Team dropped a dlsapoolnl :ng verdlcl lo Everell 28 30 A lew weelcs laler a mag mllcenl send oll pul lhe underdog l-l ll es ln lhe rlghl lrame of mlnd lo meel Durham N C a 2 I c e game lavor e w en cheerleaders hgh school puplls cl lea he s a d olher loyal roolers wenl lo The rallroad s a+ o +o chee +he boys on lhelr way As ll lurned oul however +he Hlllles losl ln a sllrrlng llghl by a one polnl margln only An even more welcome ovallon greeled lhe leam barely bealen an lhe game bul uncowed ln splrll when lhey were me+ by a crowd ol fallhful roolers esllmaled al wel over 600 Thu ended a glorious chapler ln lhe annals ol l-laverhlll l-l gh baslcelball hlslory aug Lell lo rghf Capf Anfhony Augusfa Joseph Barry Norman Fasulo Amerlco Carlfeo Charles Valores Ruchard ONevl Joseph Passanese Edward Sfachuslu, Donald Scafamacchna, Roberf Dulily labsenl when plclure was fakenl ll2 . 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I . . . l . . . . - VFX 'Nh-9 Coach Charley Whlfe OT The Bug Three oT hlgh school sporTs, none seem gulTe so much a reTlecTuon oT The coach hlmselT as baslceTball ThereTore l-laverhlll sTudenTs are noT surprlsed aT h unuTormly good To excellenT baslceTball Teams Coach WhlTe Turns ouT And There lS noT one oT Them who does noT Thrnlq ThaT he deserved a beTTer TaTe Than ThaT handed by The gods aT BosTon Garden For TwenTy years Mr Sawyer served as TaculTy manager oT all l-laverhrll Hlgh School sporTs Loya To The school and The boys compeTenT an hrs handllng oT money and shrewd n has planning oT schedules he became The sorT oT manager one would l lee To see a permanenT TeaTure oT The school and has resugnahon us deeply regreTTed if pu? FaculTy manager Wallace Sawyer ATTer a preseason game wTTh lvledTord aT The BosTon Carden an whlch They seT a new Garden deTenslve record by holdung Medford To one Tloor goal wnn ng 26 6 The Haverhlll l-hgh baskemall Team maoe a so so home cour debuT on The school gym Tloor deTeaTTng Newbl.ryporT l-lugh 32 20 beTore a sellouT crowd oT abou IOOO Tans Al Though spoTTy agalnsT losTllng opposlhon T-laverhrll lead all The way NewburyporT played a crowdung game bo herlng l-laverhlll no lTTTle alThough The local Team lead by l7 8 aT The halT The second halT saw CapTaln Tlny AugusTa Turn The Tde dlsT ncTly Tor l-laverhrll ln The Thlrd guarTer wh ch ended wuTh a comTorTable 26 l2 score l-Taverhlll s reserves alTernaTed wuTh The regulars TU The lasT quarTer STachulslcl Pazzanese and Fasulo playlng Tor much oT The remaining Tame Then The ldllles began Theur TTTle drlve by deTeaTrng Beverly 38 l5 l-laverhull lumped unTo The lead wuTh a blg TursT guarTer scorang I3 ponnTs To 5 Tor Beverly Beve y was ouTscorecl 6 2 ln The second guarTe The l-l hes snuT ou very SO n The aTer as To nnar oma e e se cholced B ve lys oT'e sv ame ne ourTh uarTe The eserxes were se TF a g Bevery was aoe score eTgh+ poTnTs T-laverhlll s TTle bound DGSKGTDG eam raclceo uo vcTory No 2 IU league cornoehhon when The or nT T comole y classed Peabody 43 C? The game sTarTeo oTT sowy wT The Hrllres repeaTedly musslng unhl Joe Barry puT Them ln The scorrng column wTTh a Toul shoT l3ursT ouarTe Have hll ahead 4 2 Peabodys cenTer hoopeo a Tou hoT The Tanners only pounT The second oerlod ano T e T-l lea '9 3 aT The haT In The Thr d ouarTer Peabcoy a oeo T er Tnnal 6 oolnTs To The lr-lnllues n ne l-Taverh a e lo polnTs In The Tlnal canTo The Tanners made non a a s l laverhllls sTellar deTensuve play H TT4ng a clcer y splT 23 3 TTrsT halT pace he T-Tave l-llllues slowed down To a dog TroT n The sec cl halT o deTea nn Classical 45 22 h T no cold cc xh o ron The l-laverhll l-l gh gymnasuum The seco :J halT was a e versal oT Torm Tor l-laverhlll as The l'-' ll e exoerTrnenTeo w h a new double buclceT oTTense and Tas break oeTense T-lave ored ly 9 pounTs T w e xrn asslcal scored l3 averhlll regalned ose n T e Thlrd quarTer and The game ended 45 22 SeT shoohng ove a boThersome zone oeTerse a :J n T-TT oas eTba are o :J eaoue ga e n o ov e e 4 l vo o s w e se o O J O Q l'l5V rese ves we a o u av c eo a a o a swe 63 he 4 a Toul shoT aT The wh she Tuny usually Talces The rebounds OSSTVUTU ' ' ' T e B . ' . I 1 A -' I . . , ' 3 , P T . 1 T ' ' T T i V . I . T . A T' V' -- , ' ' ' l T - , ' ' T s Tor . N I . 7 i T . . X T A .Ties ' ' ' ' f T d T -s T T T lT. T T fr X d ' I . X IW . . X . E! I .E M d - ' - T T . - ' ' ' . ' T e g 'n T ' . 4 . - - V I T ' T1 + . y T T . ' T y Tw ' ' ' ' T , T Qr' l T T T T ' g ' ' ' 1 g I I.y ' , f , ln a o a urT e Tl 'T' aT ' 5 V ' ' I l ' . A T f T ' ' I ' ' TE T s 'T T ' TT' ' U hill sc on ' ln The Third guarTer hll Lp . . . . . , Cl ' . l-l ' ' lTs p T' 7 ln I l ' , . ' . . ' l l .'. Tr Q ' r T n ba' A - Y' T 4' - . . r . . f , 1 , ' ' , , ' ' hawkrng Tor pass TnTercepTrons ard or VE-:F shoTs The Haver- Be f - T T Thrrd ou rT 'ne r h' T -T - n -- T- T T T T , T, I ,T , - d 5 T , , J I N , Tl gh lc T e T co oe s our n sTra gn' Essev n e r n e . T T - T - - ' 4 .l Q TT , L CCp Ty L J' M T Tre hrglr scno T Wm ge-orcom rg , r' r 1 D, , 'T ' C , W . T T-. CT Q , ' Tre Sa 'T' TN 'ch s O- T 6. The TTrsT 'TT LGHG' ere raTcer ' ' cose. Salern aT one sage aTe 'n Tr ' coco ,acer nag l ' l l l l' T l T 7 f' cfmoed T an B-l l couni 1' The 'a ua'Ter 'nc er' . A T T JT e T Te ouf- r s M ln ' o T and l-T erh7ll r T ' C'Q f a T A . l Er !3-4 clp. Carih r r The cfes OT Ma lf O' w h T ' , ' Ric T 1,1 ded ll3 Scrafch Scahamacchua GloucesTer succumbed To The powerful Trlaverhlll I-llgh baslceTball Team as The I-Ill les won Thelr TlTTh sTralghT ln easy come easy go Tashlon aT GloucesTer deTeaTlng The Flshermen 44 22 The l-llllles paced by CapT Tlny AugusTa I7 po nTs and Joe Barry I2 polnTs shoT lnTo a commandlng TrsT haIT lead l-laverhllu s superlor al handllng and passlng was evldenT Through lTs orfense and deTense sIlghTly blunTed when :Ts sTar guard Rlco Carlho was oedded wlTh a chesT cold I-laverhlll I-hgh showed IT had whaT IT Talces when :T scored a 36 35 vlcTory over The prevlously un peaTen Lyn Engllsh on The spaclous Lynn ourT In The second guarTer The ynn crowd wenT wlld when Th home Team Took The ead I6 I4 In The Thlrd guarTer I-Taver hlll wenT ahead 23 I8 buT Lynn came baclc To orlng The score up To 27 25 Finally wlTh Tne score Tled 35 35 AugusTa was Touled and dropped ln The wlnnlng shOT The T-laverhl I-I Iles won Thelr second hearT Thumpung vlcTory In a row and sevenTh sTralghT counTy league game aT The I-laverhlll gym deTeaTlng Beverly 28 26 on AugusTa s buclceT shoT I0 an over Tame perlod In The TrsT halT I-laverhlll bullT up a I9 7 lead on elghT baslceTs and Three Touls In The TourTh quarTer l-laverhlll all buT Tell aparT corlng only one polnT Beverly cuT down The I-llllles lead whlle Tans saT ID sTunned sllence Beverly Tled up The score and The game wenT lnTo overhme T-laverhlll won The game when Valoras bounced a pas To AugusTa who looped ID a hugh shoT 28 26' Haverhlll deTeaTed a hard Tlghhng Lynn Classlcal gulnTeT 24 2I n a nlo and Tuck baTTle Playlng carelessly IU The TlrsT halT e I-I llles Tound Themselves Tralllng 4 IO aT The end oT The TlrsT quarTer The blggesT margln They had had agalnsT Them In a long Tame In The muddle oT The second perlod The deTuclT was exTended To 5 I4 The score mounTed To I7 I4 Lynn lead ng Th n To I7 I7 as The Thlrd guarTer ended Three Touls Tor l-laverhlll puT Them IH The lead 20 I7 Lynn made :T 20 I9 Then Ted IT up buT Carlho and ScaTamacchla combined To add Tour valuable polnTs and cop The game 24 2l The I-llllles pulled ouT oT a Tough spoT To wln an overTlme sTruggIe wlTh The Salem WlTches 29 28 T-laverhlll rlpped away To a 1 O lead ln The TursT Tour mlnuTes however Salem came baclc To malce The scole l-laverhlll 8 Salem 6 aT The end oT The TzrsT guarTer The game see sawed by maTchlng baslceTs buT aT The halT l-laverhlll e Ta ned a I5 I3 lead whlch dropped To I9 I9 aT The end oT The Thlrd quarTer Then Salem opened up wlTh a barrage To lead 25 2I ScaTamacchla exploded To sunk Two shoTs Tylng up The game 27 27 AugusTa anlc a Toul as The game neared an end buT The reTeree called a Toul Tor Salem and They scored 28 28 AugusTa s overTlme Toul won Tor l-laverhlll FlTTeen bulls eyes IU 2I Trles aT The Toul lane oTTseT a sloppy Tloor pe1Tormance and broughT The league leadlng I-Illlles a 37 26 wln over lowly GloucesTer aT The l-laverhlll g m The TrsT perlod caused vlslons oT anoTher overTlme buT T-laverhll was IH The lead 9 5 aT The end All The members oT The Team scored In The second perloo To balloon I-laverhlll s lead To 22 IO Coach Charlle WhlTe experlmerTTed ID The second haIT Barry playlng cenTer and AugusTa ID Barrys poslTlon In The TourTh guarTer GloucesTer cuT down The lead To II II4 :co Cerlio Dano Valores I '--PEE and Ca pfaln Tuny Augusfa pounTs buT Haverhull coasTed un wunnung 37 26 The heavy body checlcung oT The G-IoucesTer quunTeT accounTed Tor The large number of Hullues Toul shoTs Haverhull Hugh came ouT oT a slump un lack un The box sTyIe aT The Ivlaun STreeT gymnasuum scorung a decusuve 24 30 vucTory over Lynn Englush beTore a nousy crowd oT 700 rabud basIceTbalI Tans The Lynn Team nearly druven oTT The courT by The umpeTus oT Haverhull s TursT peruod aTTacIc rallued To wuThun Three pounTs un The second peruod The game Turned unTo a near wallcaway early un The TourTh quarTer when CapTaun AugusTa scored Three pounTs on The same play beung Touled whule malcung good a layup and shooTung The Toul shoT The Hullues Toyed Through The lasT couple oT munuTes wuTh a rollaround sTallung maneuver By a second halT oTTensuve Haverhull Turned a close ball game nnTo a rouT over uTSTraduTuOr1aI ruval Lawrence Hugh 32 I5 For Two peruods 200 Haverhull Tans had doubTs abouT a wun over Lawrence The Hullues peppered The Lawrence basIceT buT couldnT score much and wenT behund by a Three pounT margun 5 8 mudway un The second peruod whuch however ended un a TughT I0 8 lead Tor Haverhull In The Thurd peruod The Hullues changed Theur oTTensuve sTyle sIughTIy and soon Torged unTo a commandung I7 8 lead The TourTh quarTer was anTu cIumacTuc as The Hullues relaxed and ouTscored Lawrence 9 4 un The The unbeaTen Hullues uncreased Theur vucTory sTrung by dunlcung NewburyporT Hugh 5l I5 aT The IaTTers gymnasuum OTTensuveIy and deTensuvely The Hullues were hoT much To The saTusTacTuon oT 250 enThusua Tuc Haverhull rooTers presenT Haverhull zoomed unTo a I2 I TursT peruod lead as Barry and AugusTa Turned on The heaT and The resT OT The Team passed brulluanTIy and The halT ended wuTh Haver hull way ouT n TronT 22 4 The Hullues added I5 To 7 un The Th d penod and I3 To 4 un The IasT AugusTa s 23 pounTs was The hughesT scored by any Haverhull player prevuous To ThaT game The Haverhull Hugh Hullues spun away Trom Lawrence Hugh un The second ha'T oT Theur game aT The Hugh School gym Tor an easy 43 I7 vucTory The Hullues dudn T geT warmed up unTul mudway un The second peruod when wuTh The score I0 IO Valoras smashed The game wude open sTarTung a Tlurry oT shoTs wh ch resulTed n a TIrsT haIT lead Tor Haverhull 20 I3 The second haIT was all Haverhull The Hullues shoT nune basIceTs and Three Touls 23 pounTs To Lawrence s Tour Tree shoTs AugusTa and Valoras were The Two unduvudual sTars Tor Haverhull The Tormer wuTh I4 pounTs The laTTer wuTh I3 The Haverhull Hugh Hullues Tunushed Theur season wuTh a spoTIess record smoTherung Peabody Hugh 55 32 culmunaTung The mosT suc cessTul Two year peruod un The local husTory oT The courT game Pea body pressed hard Tor Three munuTes Traulung 4 5 buT were behund I5 8 aT end oT The quarTer In The second canTo The Hullues swamped Peabody counTung I8 pounTs To Peabodys 3 WuTh The score 52 25 The reserves wenT unTo The game wuTh more Than Tour munuTes remaun ung un The game buT were ouTscored 73 In a warm up Tor Glen Falls The Team deTeaTed an alumnu guu'uTeT 38 I6 For Tollowers oT local sporTs uT was more Than a game merely Tor uT broughT back To The gym Tloor aT The same Tume Tuve Tormer sTars broThers OT Ruco see nexT page who wuTh The sTurdy guard have made The name CaruTuo Tamous un Haverhull aThleTucs WuTh Ruco The enTranTs are all un aT leasT unTuI The nexT generaTuon beguns a new serues oT sTars The older broThers held The 'baby' and hus colleagues 3 3 un The TursT peruod and Then reTured un Tavor oT oTher alumnu who had a I8 9 deTucuT aT The halT Baclc agaun un The Thurd peruod The broThers yuelded 9 0 The TourTh peruod wuTh The reserves un parT OT The Tume was more even II5 Joe Barry ' . A- Q? . I . W . ' I . . 1 5 . . l i I D I- D .- is T period, and won The game easily, 3,2-I5. X ' I I - . I' ' ' Ir- , lf . y . g . . . Q f ' ' , . ' 7 I I ' . . . V A . l . I . . I E l ' I' ' . . A I I ' u H lu, ' , ', I I945 46 Baske+ball Schedule Opponem' Played H H S Opp Med+ord A+ Bos+on Garden Newburypor+ Beverly Peabody Lynn Classucal Salem A+ Haverhnll A+ Beverly A+ Peabody A+ Haverhill A+ Haverhill Glouces+er A+ Glouces+er Lynn English Beverly Lynn Classical Salem Glouces+er Lynn Engllsh Lawrence A+ Lynn A+ l-laverhnll A+ Lynn ,A+ Salem A+ Haverhill A+ Haverhill A+ Lawrence The Cereflos Harry 37 Foo+ball Baslce+ball George 39 Foofball Baslrefball Newburypor+ A+ Newburyporlr Lawrence A+ Haverhnll Peabody A+ Haverhrll Alumni A+ Haverhull Evere++ A+ Bos+on Garden Durham S C Glen Falls N Y Nucl: 33 Foo+ball Baslce+ball Baseball Eddue 4l Foo+ball Baslce+balll Gerlo 35 Foo+ball Basl:e+ball Rico 47 Poofball Baslce+ball Baseballl For Haverhnll Hrgh roo+ers March 7 I946 wlll go down +hree +housand s+unned unbeluevung and nn many cases weeping +ans wa+ched +he ball drop +hrough +he wrong baske+ rn +he closing seconds o+ an overhrne period a+ +he Garden and lcnew +ha+ fhe lmpossrble had occured a Haverhlll +eam expec+ed even by many ex per+s +o wan +he Tech Tourney had been e'l1mlna+ed by a wealc bu+ +ugh+ung Evere++ +eam IH +he +nrs+ round 2830 The +eam whuch had won seven+een games +or a per+ec+ season had one bad game +o ge+ ou+ o+ r+s sys+em and +ha+ was +he unluclcy nugh+ The evenrng s brand o+ passung and floor play +he l-llllles lul' ma+ched +heur opponen+s +en baslce+s was no+ enough +o oral sel +he poor foul shoo+ :ng o+ a +eam +amous as +oul shoo+ers S x +een of +wen+y +our +rles were +allures A+ The hal+ Haverhlll led I5 9 playing a slow game wl+h +requen+ nn+errup+lons by over zealous re+erees who handed Deno four personals The +hrrd period wl+h Deno wl+hheld by Coach Whl+e was all +rouble IO 6 The four+h perlod was wnld never+heless wl+h only 25 secords +o go +ne I lr-.-'l game apparenlrly had been won when Evere++ hed +he +hen Valoras we-n+ ou+ on hve +ouls and +he +oulee made rhe score 28 28 Ano+her baslce+ by Evere++ was +ollowed by one mrnu+e o+ +renzued bu+ vaun shoohng by +he H Ilues and +he unbel evable had come +o pass oalebldesdd e a a e he II6 5 32' -1- - , lx: ' 7 'K 1 ,, L ,fy-fag' t X X Wx V4 7 3 7 7 X A 7 . . ff! ' . g gg A L I . . W, ,i ' 7, K 5' I5 ' Y A 7 ' 43 I7 ' 55 32 ' ' 38 I6 28 30 . , . . , . . 3 36 ' - ' l , 1: l r li l l 5 ' ' l K l lr ' ' l l 1 ' l l lr ' ' l l .- in his+ory wi+h December 7, I94I: +or on +ha+ da+e over score 27 all. ln +he over+ime Augus+a ne++ed a +oul, 28-27 H L 1 ' ' 7 c' l E A ' - - l l - l ' - l . . - I E V L L . . . H 7 H F5 9? H 'l 7 - 1 7 - 7 L 7' A P M r ul r I +h ir p rf, Bu? fheir reward was bfolc n arll v e sTa s o e e uc A b sy page A lTTle candy The e Taculfy manage Mr MacLeods haT No l-laverhvll Team ever had a more ThusuasT1c send oTT Than was gnven by wo Thousand supporTers To The Team deTeaTed ln The Tech Tourney lhe enTure school granTed an hours holnday maxched behlnd The cars whuch carrwed The l-llllles To The Tram Back To school marched more or less The rank and Tile oTT To war wenT The Team AT Glen Falls The T-lullxes ouT To show ThaT They sTsll had whaT TT Takes proved ThaT ponnT To everyones saTusTacTlon buT losT The Two vuTal polnTs ThaT would have won Therr conTlnuaTnon an The Tourney Score 35 36 NOT expecTed To have a chance agalnsT a bug Durham SouTh Caro hna Team The boys surprused everyone excepT Themselves and a Tew TorTunaTe loyal Tans who accompanued Them by gawnung a TvrsT perlod lead oT 9 5 ln The second pernod apparenTly Thrown oTT sTrude Mr Afwood and NO Tclcefs 1-1 Above The bug send oTT by havung Tour Touls called on Tuny AugusTa They were ouTplayed I5 3 Tor a halT score o 20 I2 ln The Thlrd pernod The Team rallned To Tranl only 22 24 aT The whusTle The TourTh pernod began w1Th a barrage oT Durham ponnTs 3l 24 Then The boys sparlced by Deno ID The besT game oT hls career showed champsonshup Trgh+ and Torm and had Tneur opponenTs on The run buT so was The Tame and TT ran ouT on a score oT 35 36 Back home again on a Sunday evening Team Tound over Tuve hundred ID a greehng no less enThus1asTlc Than ThaT whlch They had recenved aT parTnng Though The end of The season was someThung less Than had been hoped l-laverhlll l-hgh wall never TorgeT The Team oT 46 ,LefT The reTu n Tred deTeaTed and ace hgh Th e eryone al Even Th r have T dbend on Th i lc U 1 4 V i , n w F In . 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CA J, of Diamond Dust All Semors know rhere ns a bas ball leam rhey see 'the nohces on ihe bullelrn board bul rl us some hal' sad 'thai Hugh School emorues a greal' spori should be confined to bullehns nn a darl: hool build mg' The Cornrmlree regrels golng to press so early 'ther If cannor male rmpressnons of baseball lhal 'f should merely recall 1946 B Salurday April 20 Wednesday Aprul 24 Salurday Aprul 27 Frnday lvlay 3 Monday lvlay 6 Wednesday May 8 Frrday May IO Wednesday lvlay I5 Salurday May l8 Wednesday May 22 Frlday May 24 Wednesday May 29 Salurday June l Wednesday June 5 aseball S l-laverhlll Haverhlll hlaverhlll lflaverhull l-laverhlll l-laverhull Haverhlll ldlaverhull l-laverh-ll hlaverhull Haverhnll hlaverhlll Haverhrll l-layerhlll Salurday June 8 Haverhlll che dule Alurnnu Lynn Enqlush Peabody Salem Beverly Gloucesler Lynn Classucal Lynn Enqlmsh Peabody Beverly Salem Gloucesler Lawrence ynn Classucal Lawrence 'W -Q-U P' each Andrus a 1 apla n Scafamac C 6 ,gee web WW Md A Team BBCV lell lo Glll Waller Bohm Al Mercier Jim Vallanf Don Clemenl Tuny Augusla Joe Barry John Valhouls and Roland Boucher F l l ll lo r qhr Herberl Goeclie Duel: Gilmore Theo Hanldes Cap! Donald Scafamacchla Eddle Slachulsk Tommy Zms Ray Eason and Gus Yemma 8 I ll . Good Torm Prachce home runs good for morale Lundberg new properTy manager Mr. AfV00d new TaculTy manager, For The Third Time in The liTe-span oT The class oT T94 The baseball Team came under The direcTion oT a new coac . The lasT in our days lvlr. Felix Andrus was noT new To Haver- hill High School classrooms aT leasT he having been grad- uaTed in T928 and having been a Teacher here beTore enTer- ing service in The Navy. AlThough he never played ball Tor H. H. S. he made a splendid record aT TuTTs as one he ouTsTanding college piTchers during his Time and he aTer was successTul in semi-proTessional leagues. Coach Andrus Toolc The Team aTTer The graduaTion exer- cises oT T945 and classroom diTTiculTies in T946 had appar- enTly wrecked The Essex CounTy Champions OT lasT year. The coach, however, did noT wasTe any Time being sorry Tor himselT and The boys. He husTled-and he had The boys TT9 ,of A weTT.n-waning Cu I T e ump has a brush. husTle. Perhaps iT was TorTunaTe ThaT he lcnows piTching as a pracTioner Tor The Tamous piTching sTaTT oT T945 had been replaced by a very green group OT hurlers. However beTore The Tears Tor The Team s sad esTaTe were dry on The Taces OT baseball dopsTers The boys under The piTching oT a iunior Jim VallanT lcnoclced OTT The leading conTender Lynn English lwiTh The besT piTcher in The league 2-O. The Classboolc is Tor remembrance oT Things pasT noT Tor crysTal gazing: ThereTore be iT noTed, The commiTTee pre- senTed The schedule, buT made no predicTions excepT To go hopeTully along wiTh Coach Andrus, who said beTore a series oT closely spaced games aT The beginning oT The season, We mighT as well geT righT inTo The Thiclc oT This pennanT race righT now. Or--in case fh-is war generaiion does no'r know-frack. For +he fTrs+ lime some of ihe class of I'-746 learned whal fhe black border Whey had seen around lhe foofball field is for-and jusf in rims io avovd an educahonal hnafusl Thus year Coach Whale wer-+ back ro The sporl' he used ro assocuare wurh sprung lever before rhe war Unless a few srudenrs were fans an grade school and arrended l-hgh School meers and held days none could recall rhar rhe coach used lo rurn our prerfy faur rrack reams If he fell 'rhus sprrng luke a college Freshman who had been a Hugh School brg shor +he facr can be easrly undersrood A cham pnon baskerball ream and a green greener greenesr Track +eam are 'rwo quu+e dnrlerenr aspecrs of coaching life ARGUND THE Cinder Path Probably even Coach Whure canr rake hurdles wnrh hrs feef on rhe ground English reachers have a name for ur bur he knows how +o bnde hrs hme and he was admlrredly 'rrannung for 'rhe fufure The boys had Jrhe unrque expernence of srarrung wlrhour srars from former seasons ro hold rhe spor llghr and speakang of srars a passing salure 'ro lhe mem bers of Jrhe class of l946 who srarred from scrarch rhus year and who under peace hme condmons mrghr have been gerrmg sporrs nohces 'EQ' AK its 4? f QQ Now oys as .V Q ,J--4 -5- Lasr ro Fanhm Dmsmore Baslllere Simons Cronln Fanaras Decoieau Benfley Rlley Crockei Champagne Mccarfhy Renard Fou,-mer Second FO Conradson Gocdby Johnson Mnluohs Wnlllams Campbell Ingham, Aznavoorlan Chap man LeBlanc Krmball Anashas Fronr row lefr lo rughf Whlfemdn SPIN-5 KGSNS Hufsf Kllafwof MCGUGHG MedleY Dacey Brodle Barbonl IZO . 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I an ,arf ,Ayn ma Pause for foul? idenfificafion. l2l 51 fl Footsteps ffl The Gurls Alhleluc League offers 'lhe opporlunuly for lhe exerclse ol lhe cooperallve and compellllve spnrrl In sporls The lacl lhal lhere are no conlesls wnlh olher schools has lended lo emphasize lhe lrarnlng and enloymenl of lhe parhcupanls wnlhoul lhe compelrluve slraun uncldenlal lo boys alhlehcs For lhree years lhe acluvnlles en aged IH b Amazons have no deslre +0 emvlale members of lhe Gnrls Alhlehc L669Ue e + when lold nol warlulxe exceP lhe Amazons really They cerlamly are l ll rl ln unlerscholashc COmPel'l'on llqey are mos they cannol ld 9 Pa l sex lhenr clnverslied alhlelnc achvnhes h gl-ye mascu me coaperahve Wil l race and health and fun for muscles buf Of 9 are deslgned nel Q Y Seniors were under lhe dureclaon ol lvluss Marlorue Jones who lelr all glrls saddened al 'rhe loss ol a conlsdanle as well as ol a coach however lvlrss Ellz abelh Currier during l945 6 carrled on lhe G A L lradrluon wulh a vlgor and enlhuslasm whuch mel a re sponse In lhe mosl acllve group ol gurls ever 'lo belong lo lhe league The measure ol her success us +o be observed In lhe lacl lhal lor lhe lursl lnme IH years lhe qlrls of lhe Sensor Class were rep resenled by leams ln many sporls and by members un all olhers and walked oll wrlh many lop honors Theur baslcelball leam won lhe nnler class champlonshlp and every member made The Brown and Gold honorary leam lnduvldual members made excellenl showrngs on bowling lennls volley ball archery badmlnlon and baseball 'reams as well as In lracla Now lo conllnue lhe GA L Insurance ol a body healfhy and a llgure lrrm' e A L owners wand UQ M' 5 Cum B er BeverlY Elgrione Williams Class Baskelball Teams F eshmen back row leff To ugh? Mary Shelly Mary LaBon'fe Hazel Crosby Anna Bologna Kalherune Duchevnfch Consfance Ross Genlne Graham lsquohl Yegholan Sophomores lhnrd ro left fo rqhl Eleanor Parker Sylvia Wllhrow Belly Bedroslan Margaref Cosgrove Roselle Tarslan Ann Creed Eduth Tufl Junlors second ro lelf lo ruqhl Mary Condon Joan Towne Muriel Hachelf Nafalle Aharonlan Polly Wells Janel' Murphy Sen ofs also Brown and Gold eam l lelf lo rqhl Geriru e Mallard Jacqueline Crosby Carol Ham mer Dolores Demarals Lorralne Belanger Shurley Fllls Cecile Rivers 122 0 Q VL 9 Th . . . . . , . ' l ' : . ' ' - S . V . . . ' 'M gr: ' 7' ' ' 'Xv ' Aa' ' . - - ' 'X 5+ YO ' QM: j All 1 . ' ' . . ,jq 5 . -' - ' . 'W Q 9 'i r , V W, r , , ' : I n y . Wr l : , ' ' . . I ' , w, ' : . . . L L . 1 l 1 l, lrsf row, I : d 346 G. A. L. The gumpm 9 9 f sayin Hn 1, ven s have absolufely no bee,-,ng on me O Above Grace and speed on fhe hack and from fha bleachers lurnulf Durrng 'rlwe year nn'rer class comperurnon waxed l lceen an many nnclnvudual and group acfuvu ues Olren flue superlor sramrna experience and size d of flme Sensors ourweughed 'flwe enllwusuasm an numerical superxornly of reserves of +l1e orlwer flue unler classes The l'1lgl'1l1gl1+ of Hue year was class rraclc meer won by 'rhe sophomores g 5 men and women lJOfl1 spran Q from m k men sprang farther on eys buf Brown and Gold Volley Ball Team Srandlnq leff fo nql1+ Kafhernne Duclwevlfch Eleanor Parker +C swell Kneel Befiy Bedroslan Roselle Tarslan Margare og mg IeF+ fo nghf Anna Bologna Hazel Crosby Gerfrudo Mallard G A L Cosfume Parade ef he ww Rwqhfl Comm: sfmp x. Above Awardmg G A L badges ai chapel Rnqhi center When we were very young I M1 H If 1 e un and exeruse' I24 X X fL 5, T Y VEVS. I . . . - 417 V S ,fy I . ,NI . L xx fix 7 F X V! 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A 5 mg .3 h f A ' ' . .-f , 614334- A musfer of mermauds Wafer born grace Top fluqhf spor+ op iefrx wsu an mc one may rmsquofe W W An Ylwou dear wxener B s e z Q xlderness M erneus were oaracnse Mow' I25 harm qrace Treadlng the Boards with on xx ' lfLlfLL0l A+ fhe crossroads marked Sensor Play Try ours only a few were chosen fo enloy being The cynosure of all eyes rn lhe glare of fhe fooflnghls on +he newly scrubbed srage buf al Sen ors If ns A Bug Eveni +o evo memories reserved for +he rare and unique lunchons of Hugh School Days lhe Proms Senior Banquei Commencement To he chosen few If us second presumably fo no 5' rf olher experience of lhe four years Back row lelr fo ghl John Salfer Rrchard Boulangor Roberf Woodcock Chrlsfopher Pavlahs Anlhony Woldyla George Davis Roger Johnson Larry Zacharchulr Chrlsfos Mlllofes Second ro Mary Vuylowecz Joan Wallace John Gaquln Consfance Krmball Paul La Normand Thnrd ro Charlolfe Campbell Barbara Lawler M Evans Lucille Dumonf Madolyn Conlon Re-vealfnq lhe new unhabulanrs of rhe world ol grease paunl and powder 'rhe curlaun rang up on 'rhe smash hrr Junror Miss presen+ed by The class ol I946 under The able drreclson of Mr Evans replacing Mr l-larrlman who was Ill Junuor Miss ss a lale of The Graves lamuly Mr Graves a lorlyush busrness man un 'lhe employ ol J B Curlrs hs lovely Smurh graduale wrle Loss a super sophnslncarecl sux reen and Judy lourleen plump eager and sadly lull of smagnnaluon Judy The hub ol excllemenl suspecrs her lalher ol havung an allalr wlfh his boss s daughler Ellen so Judy and chum Fully decrde lo marry Ellen off ro long absenr Uncle Wnllxs who rhey romanhcally decade has done a slrelch Judy lundles lhe sparlc belween Ellen and Uncle Wzllus and on New Year s Day lhey arrnve al lhe Graves home marrnedl Thus was a surprise 'ro everyone parlucularly J B urefia Gall Jone Phyllrs dureclor Mxldred Shaw Curlls who hres l-larry dusowns Ellen and praclncally corn mnrs mayhem on Judy Loss roo lS alllecled because her lalher un a bursl ol anger al J B lhrew our 'rhree ol rhe numerous boy lrrends who conslanlly clurlered up rhe aparlmenl Judy does her besf lo palch rhangs up She does save rhe day by casually menhonnng 'ro J B rhal' a l-laslcell Cum mnngs lS arrnvung J B lumpnng To a hasly concluslon 'rhal l-larry IS srealxng The Cummungs conlraclr umpulsuvely ollers hum lhe long consudered lunnor parlnershup When Haskell Junior wallcs IH lo escorr Judy lo a parly J B praclrcally has hysrerscs Ennally he admu+s 'rhar Judy as one wow ol a Q The whole casl acled wllh a reasonable lacsnmule of pro lessuonal ease and lhe play was mosl cerlannly a howling success The hour of frnall Acldunq lhe aulhenfnc rouch l26 5 l I C I I - 1 ,xr ' , L A J lo I i ' ' ' , ke 6 E V a l L ' ' - - 'nv X N - 1 5 k r 4 y ' , . + A- A: . 5, - ' ' l l E . , or , X ss ii g I - A 'se' - , rl I I G . v l ' r . . . I I V . .. I W: - ' wr . . r- . ' 1 ' . ' ' ' . . ' 7 l ' . irll l X .W . My 2 J xl A USHERS Nalalie Maloomian Sally Johnson Audrey Derusha Mary Jane Scarnparino Belly Korbel Geneveeve l-lefleran Brenda Thompson Allce Solarl Rormlda Zarnarchl STAGE SET fer he dlrecl c Shlrley Sicarcl Shirley Pills Dolores Demarals Carol Hammer Marilyn McKay Charlene Provosl Jane? Kapp Delma Karelus Norma LaJole Mr Frank Marshall Arlhur Chula Carle-ron Gleed Louls l-lollman Donald Scalamacchla Anlhony Augusla Leo Lanqevnn James K ly Mlchael l-lalk olls Rnchard lnqham STAGE SCENERY Lmder the dlrecflov' of Miss Marqaref Depplnq Marllyn McKay Rncharcl Rosenaard Mary Kotull Reber? Jll son COSTUMES M ss Phyllus Cole PROPERTIES AND SOUND EFFEGTS Phyllrs No mand Rnchard l-leoerl SECRETARY AND PROMPTER Gaul Jones Shocl: How nf all sfar ed The Idea maferxaluzes and fasfl lf II Whaf 'ro u are new unlrned and duverse perhaps as ye'r non exrslenl pafhs awaul our feel as +hey leave lhe lamuluar way pasl lhe Thznlcer ln some sense our danly deparlure may be a mrmalure expression of our dlvergenl' moods and manners as we leave I-laverhull Hugh some dash ou+ eagerly anxious To be away ome go relucfanlly as leaving a shelfered and ordered rouhne some lunger lo 'rallc wnlh frnends abou? expersences already shared or lo be shared mosl go carrynng lhe maleruals for work 'ro be done laslcs +ha'r 'rhose who have framed us rnghlfully expecl us +o do All go lhls lasl hme ul as 'ro be hoped conscious of and acceplung lhe responsubulmes Imposed by our being cuhzens of The Unlled Slales of America and of lhe world l28 N W an V1 AAN IQ -An A-K E E H yy rrrrr Q ,fb ,A VY 5 TQ 'J F X fff. 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