Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

JC ' SON t HINGHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY Your Community Resource Center r orewor d Hingham High School is an integral unit, but composed of component parts. Academic studies and extra-curricular offerings found here are exceeded by few schools of comparable size. This yearbook will attempt to record our in- terests and the people who participated. To the students and teachers of Hingham High School (without whose efforts these activities would not be possible) we respectfully dedicate this volume. ' JO cLSON Con ten ts • Title Pa e • Seniors • Activities • Sports 1951 f L A til f JOHN B. CHAFFEE. SR. We are proud to have been asso- ciated with a man who has worked constantly to make our school system a better one. JOHN A. REDMOND Our sincere thanks go to Mr. Red- mond for his friendly interest in all of our school activities. Under his ex- cellent leadership, Hingham High School will continue to progress. Yearbook Staff Seated, Left to Right: P. Holt, N. Dennis, B. Doherty, C. Butcher, S. Perry. L. Cappella. L. Goedecke, M. Connolly, B. Curry. Standing: T. Kehoe. C. Spirito, B. Graham, M. Magner, C. Cannon, S. Hur- lock, G. Johnson, B. McCarron. P. Bergan, D. Collins, A. Rigby. Miss Dorrity. advisor. M. Bibby. CO-EDITOR CO-EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Rosemary A. Bonanno Sally A. Walsh Ellen R. Markowitz William J. Lynch ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Helen B. Dorrity DEAN OF GIRLS Burditt V. Collins DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE FACULTY Elizabeth M. Orcutt SECRETARY Margaret M. Barry Gilbert V. Boyer Ruth I. Butterfielci Doris H. Cushing Ernest B. Dorr Ruth Engles Barbara B. Bearisto SECRETARY John F. Carnes Mary J. Gallerani Barbara C. Glidden Helen A Henderson John T. Higgins Jane R. Howard Esther P. Lord Ruth J. Lovell Ralph C. Magnuson Margaret A. McElroy Caroline F. Murdock John M. Osterman ♦ Ruth E. Poole Arthur E. Radvilas Theodore I. Ricci. Jr. John T. Samuelson Marion E. Stallwood r jm v Nellie C. Suzedell Dorothy M. Titus George W. Ventre John A. Webb William Cronin Erwin W. Fieger Kenneth A. Woodward Richard G. Woodward Class Officers PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Payson B. Averill. Jr. Thomas F. Kehoc. Ill Jane E. Palmer TREASURER John V. Neville Senior Executive Board Seated. Left to Right: M. Vigneau. J. Palmer, J. Neville. P. Averill. T. Kehoe, C. Madsen. I. Connolly. Standing: iMr. Magnuson. advisor. Miss Dorrity. advisor, P. Holt. W. Eaton. E. Shaffer. R. Fratus. R. Cartmill. GEORGE PAUL ACHILLE Gigi Ambition: To stay awake in physics class. Projection Club 2.3: Camera Club 3 : Pre-drivers 3 : Shop Manager 1 : Pep Club 1 . ROBERT STANLEY AHLSTRAND -Bob Ambition: To stay awake in physics class. Projection Club 1.2.3.4: Arch- ery Club 3.4: Rifle Club 3: Art Club 3. RUTH ATWOOD Rut hie Ambition: To become the wife he wants me to be. Pre-drivers 4: Pep Club 1; Commercial Club 4 ; Camera Club 2 ; Intramural Basketball 2: Arch Bearer 3. JANE VALERIE BARNES Janie Ambition: Dental Assistant. Pep Club 1 : Intramural Basket- ball 3 : Commercial Club 4. CLAIRE LEA BAZINET Ambition: To work in a large office on different kinds of ma- chines. Commercial Club 4: Arch Bearer 3. AUBREY MARY BECK Aub Ambition: To be happily mar- ried to a certain boy from Norwell. Homeroom Manager 1 : Intra- mural Basketball 1.2.3; Softball 1,2; Lunchroom Service Club 2.3: Pep Club 1: Commercial Club 4: Talent Search Club 2. . PAYSON BENNETT AVERILL, JR. Ave Ambition: To play in a Tech Tournament. Football 1,2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 2.3.4: Student Council 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 3: Executive Board 2.4: President of Class 4: Yearbook Staff 3: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3: Graduation and Reception Ush- er 3: Varsity Jacket Club 4. FRANK SALVATORE BARBUTO Pro Ambition: To be a civilian and ineligible for the draft. Hockey 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1: Golf 2.3.4: Football 2.3; Class President 2 : Executive Board 2.3; Student Council 2.3.4. Vice-President 4 : Homeroom Manager 1.2.3; Varsity Jacket Club 4; Marshal Board 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Varsity H Club 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. JENNY LEE BENNETT Benny Ambition: To become a good wife and mother. Commercial Club 4 : Camera Club 1. PATRICIA I YDON BERGAN Pat Ambition: To get one chemis try reaction right the first time Pep Club 1 : Dramatic Club 1 .2.3.4 : Junior Red Cross 5 I ibr.irv Service Club 3.4 I unchroom Service Club 4 Graduation Usher 3 ; Pre drivers 4: Yearbook Staff 4. MARJORIE LAVERNE BIBBY Marge Ambition: To be a good nurse. Pep Club 1 : Dramatic Club 1 : Intramural Basketball 3,4; Li- brary Service Club 4; Pre-driv- crs 4: Camera Club 3; Year- book Staff 3.4; Graduation Usher 3: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: Jun ior Red Cross 4 : Lunch- room Service Club 4. RICHARD JOHN BINNEY Monk. Jr. Ambition: Just to live a happy and successful life. Class Treasurer 1 ; Executive Board 1 : Assembly Committee 3; Assistant Homeroom Man- ager 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4: Marshal Board 3 : National Honor Society 3.4; Press Club 2. JOHN STANLEY BLANCHON Doc Ambition: To win the Old Colony League. Basketball 1,2,3.4. Captain 4: Baseball 1.2.3,4; Football 1: Gym Club 1,2.3; Senior Var- sity Jacket Club 4, President 4: Student Council 4. ROSEMARY ANTOINETTE BONANNO R.B. Ambition: To go to a Dart- mouth Winter Carnival. Dramatic Club 1,2,3.4, Secre- tary 3 ; Camera Club 1 : Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Executive Board 1 ; Class Secretary 1 ; Library Service Club 2.3.4, President 3.4; Press Club 2: Graduation Usher 3; Yearbook Staff 2.3.4, Co-Editor 4: Pre-drivers 3: Alternate Marshal Board 2.3. Captain 3 : Senior Marshal Board 3 : National Honor So- ciety 3,4. President 4; National Thespian Society 4. President 4. WILLIAM HENRY BURKE Bill Ambition: To pass Freshman Junior Business Training. Pre-drivers 2: Intramural Bas- ketball 3. ROBERT ALFRED BURROUGHS Bob Ambition : To prove that the earth is flat. Basketball 1,2.3: Baseball 1,3; Assistant Homeroom Manager 2 : Shop Foreman 1 ; Intra- mural Basketball 1.2.3,4: Var- sity H Club 3. RICHARD DANIEL BUTLER Red Ambition: To graduate this year with honor and ambition. Football 2: Pre-drivers 4: Baseball 4. LAURA MARY CAPPELLA Laura May Ambition: To marry a naval officer and travel around the world. Junior Red Cross 2 : Pre-drivers 4; Commercial Club 4: Student Secretary 4; Drum Majorette 4; Pep Club 1 : Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT DUNN CARTMILL Derby Ambition: To go to the Tech. Executive Board 1.4: Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2: Varsity H Club 3.4: Varsity Jacket Club 4; Intramural Basketball 2.3. WILLIAM EDWARD CASHMAN, JR. Cash Ambition: To be the chef in the Hotel Copley Plaza. Baseball 3.4; Intramural Bas- ketball 3,4; Varsity H Club 3,4. JOHN BERNARD CHAFFEE. JR. Jack Ambition: To be a radio an- nouncer. Dramatic Club 4; Baseball 3.4: Pre-drivers 3: Photography 4 P-A Announcer 4. ELIZABETH ANN CHAUPETTA Betty Ambition : To go to New Or- leans for a month ' s rest. Pre-drivers 4 : Pep Club 1 ; Commercial Club 4; Arch Bearer 3: Camera Club 2. ROSE MARIE CONDITO Rosie Ambition: To get an ambition. Commercial Club 4: Pep Club 1 : Arch Bearer 3. MARGARET ANN CONNOLLY Peggy Ambition: Teacher. Dramatic Club 1.2.3.4. Treas- urer 4 : Pep Club 1 : Library Service Club 2.3.4. Vice-Presi- dent 4: Executive Board 2.3,4: Class Secretary 3 ; Junior Red Cross 3. Secretary 3: Yearbook Staff 3.4: Pr:-d:ivers 4: Junior Prom Attendant 3 : Girls ' State 3: Honor Roll 1.3.4: Gradua- tion Usher 3. WILLIAM AMBROSE COTTER Bill To get into college gets me into Ambition before the draft the army. Projection Council 2 ball 2.3.4 Club 1 : Student Intramural Basket Ice Hockey 3. ELEANOR CECILIA CRONIN Elty Ambition: To be successful in anything I do. Commercial Club 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1.2.3; Camera Club 1: Softball 3: Arch Bearer 3. BARBARA ANN CURRY Barb Ambition: To get that certain man. Basketball 2 : Drum Majorette 3.4: Commercial Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Graduation Usher 3. ALLURA MAY DAVIS Soxie To daily Ambition : double. Pep Club 1 ; Intramural Basket- ball 2.3,4: Camera Club 1: Tennis Manager 3.4: Pre- drivers 4: Junior Red Cross 4: Graduation Usher 3. ROBERT BOSWORTH DAVIS Bob Ambition: To play Weymouth Football 1.2.3.4: Shop Man- ager 1.4: Varsity H Club 1,2.3.4: Varsity Jacket Club 4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3,4. FRANCES MARIE DENNIS Franie Ambition: To be the first wo man to dog -paddle across the English Channel Executive Board 1.3: Class Vice-President 1 : Pep Club I : Dramatic Club 1.2.3.4. Junior Prom Attendant 3: Press Club 2.3: Intramural Basketball 1: Pre drivers 3: Homeroom Man ager 1.3; Student Council 1: Graduation Usher 3 : Music Festival 3.4. ELIZABETH ANNE DIMOND Eette Ambition: To be a good nurse and a better wife. Softball 1.2.4: Pep Club 1: Dramatic Club 1.2; Art Club 1.2.3.4: Junior Red Cross 4: Camera Club 2 : Varsitv Jacket Club 4. CYNTHIA YVONNE DOWNER Cindy Ambition: None whatsoever. Executive Board 1 : Junior Red Cross 1 : Pep Club 1 : Drum Majorette 1.2.3.4. Assistant Head 4: Dramatic Club 2: Li- brary Service Club 4 : Math. Tournament Club 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1.2.3.4: Bas- ketball 4: Graduation Usher 3 Junior Prom Attendant 3 Camera Club 1 : Pre-drivers 3 Press Club 3 : Massachusetts Drama Festival 3 : Spring Con- cert 2: Marshal Board 2.4: Honor Roll 2 4 ADELE ELIZABETH DREHER D ripple ■ Ambition: To do something great for Mom and Pop. IRENE MARGARET DUNN Tootie Ambition: To operate office machines. Pep Club 1 : Junior Red Cross 1: Pre-drivers 4: Student Sec- retarv 4. WILLIAM NORRIS EATON Humphrey Ambition: To be an Italian. Basketball 1.23.4: Football 1 2.3: Baseball 1 ; Track 2.3.4. Capt. 3.4: Homeroom Manager 1 : Executive Board 2.3.4: Class President 3 : Student Council 3.4. President 4: Boys ' State 3: Art Club 3.4: Pep Club 1 ; Varsity Jacket Club 4: H.H.S. Representative to P.T.S.A. 4: Varsity H Club 4: Gvm Club 2.3; Yearbook Staff 3: Student Council Convention 3. SUSAN ARNOLD EDWARDS Susie Ambition: To make a success of my life. Field Hockev 2.3.4: Dramatic Club 3.4: Massachusetts Drama Festival 3 : Intramural Basket- ball 1.3.4: Basketball 4: Cam- era Club 2.3, Vice-President 3: Library Service Club 2.3.4: Executive Board 2.3: Press Club 2 : Pre-drivers 3 : Girls ' State Alternate 3 : Junior Prom Attendant 3 : Assembly Com- mittee 4. Chairman 4: Senior Marshal Board 4 : Reception Usher 3. LEE ESAU Es Ambition : To be successful and happv in everything. Pep Club 1 : Dramatic Club 1 Camera Club 1 : Art Club 3 Intramural Basketball 1.2.3 Softball 3 : Library Service Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Pre- drivers 3 : Graduation L T sh ?r 3 : Junior Red Cross 3. DOROTHY EWELL Dottie Ambition : To become a medi- cal secretary. Winter Concert 1 : Spring Con- cert 1 : Massachusetts Music Festival 1 : New England Music Festival 1: Press Club 3.4: Camera Club 3 : Intramural Basketball 3 : Commercial Club 4. ANNE CECILIA FEE Flees Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Alternate Marshal Board 2.3: Senior Marshal Board 4: Ex- ecutive Board 3: Pre-drivers - 1 : Graduation L ' shcr 3. RICHARD MORRIS FRATUS Dick Ambition: To beat Wellesley in some athletic contest. Football 3.4: Basketball 4: Baseball 3.4: Executive Board 4: Intramural Basketball 3. CHARLOTTE WHITE FROST Sharlie Ambition: To burp louder than Jane. Pep Club 1 : Intramural Bas- ketball 3,4: Field Hockey 2,3,4: Varsity H Club 3.4: Varsity Jacket Club 4 : Massachusetts Drama Festival 3 : Dramatic Club 3.4. ALLEN LIONEL GABRIEL At Ambition: Pharmacy and the women. Student Council 1 : Football 1 : Tennis 1: Track 2,3,4: Dra- matic Club 4: Student Council Convention 1 : Senior Marshal Board 4: Camera Club 3,4: Pep Club 1 : Intramural Bas- ketball 1.2,3. GERALDINE BYER GOODMAN ( t r ft Jerry Ambition: To make a success of my life as I was shown by Batch . Pep Club 1 : Library Service Club 2.3.4: Dramatic Club 1.2,3.4; Senior Marshal Board 2.3.4. Captain 4: Field Hockey 4: Basketball 4: Student Coun- cil 4 : Intramural Basketball 3 : Talent Search Club 2. PATRICIA ANN HOLT Patreesh Ambition: To play my ukelele to Arthur Godfrey. Intramural Basketball 4; Bas- ketball 4: Varsity H Club 3,4; Varsity Jacket Club 4, Secre- tary 4; Field Hockey 2,3,4: Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Executive Board 4 : Senior Marshal Board 4. Secretary 4; Student Secretary 4 ; Dramatic Club 4: Pre-drivers 4; Year- book Staff 4; Junior Prom At- tendant 3: Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 Usher 3.4: Arch Bearer 3 Press Club 2: Music Festival 1 Student Council Convention 3 Pep Club 1. MARY ELIZABETH HOUGHTON Mickey Ambition: To marry a Wey- mouth man and live happily. Band Secretary 4: Pre-drivers 4: Pep Club 1. GENE-ELLEN HUFF Gene Ambition: To be a dietician. GERTRUDE HARRIET GOULD Gerty Ambition mouth. Majorette 1.2.3.4 jorette 4. To live in Wey- Head Ma- WALTER LEONARD HIGGINS Hig Ambition : To become chair- man of the School Committee. Then! Projection Club 1,2,3.4: Foot- ball 2: Intramural Basketball 2: Pre-drivers 2. SYLVIA DEAN HURLOCK Syl Ambition: To fulfill my pur- pose in life. Field Hockey 2.3.4. Captain 4: Basketball 1.4: Tennis 2.3.4: Senior Varsity Club 4: Student Council 3.4: Library Service Club 3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: Pre-drivers 3: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. MARIE LOUISE KAEMPFFE Marilou Ambition: To be a success. Library Service Club 2.4; Dramatic Club 1,2: Pre driver-. 4: Talent Search Club 2: Hon- or Roll 1.2.3.4. THOMAS FRANCIS KEHOE. Ill Bunky Ambition: To hit four barrels in one tide. Executive Board 1.3.4: Class Vice-President 3.4: Shop Man- agement 1 : Varsity H Club 1.2.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4. Co- captain 3.4: Ice Hockey 2.3.4: Football 1.2.3.4. Co-captain 4: Homeroom Manager 2: Gradu- ation Marshal 3 : Yearbook Staff 4: Art Club 3. CATHERINE ANN KELLY Kel Ambition: To becom? a private secretary to a millionaire. Pep Club 1 : Junior Red Cro s 3: Marshal Board 3.4: Year- book Staff 4: Student Secretary 4: Pre-drivers 4. JOHN EDWARD KELLY Pope be with the at 1 1 Hersey Ambition: To little blonde Street again. Football 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2. T.4: Baseball 1: Track 2.3.4. Co-captain 3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3: Dramatic Club 4. Business Manager 4: Stan- dard Bearer 4: Projection Club 4: Pep Club 1 : Assistant Home- room Manager 1.3: Jacket Club 4: Varsity H Club 1.2.3.4: Gym Club 1.2: Pre-drivers 4: Playground Supervisor 3 : Lunchroom Service Club 4. DAVID WARD KINGSTON Dapper Dave Ambition: To get a B ir physics. intramural Basketball 1.2.4: Pre-drivers 3: Football 1.2: Ice Hockey 3. JANICE LACOME Jan Ambition: To marry my Her- bert Irving . Commercial Club 4: Pep Club 1. ROBERTA VERONICA LAFFORD ■Bert Ambition: To be a success, and see Joan 5 ' 4 tall. Intramural Basketball 1.2: Soft- ball 1.2.3.4: Varsity H Club 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1 : Varsity Jacket Club 4. LESTER PAUL LAMM. JR. Les Ambition: To write my name in the sky. Track 1.3,4: Football 4: Homeroom Manager 3 : Student Council 1 : Intramural Basket- ball 1.3: Executive Board 3.4: Dramatic Club 2.3.4: Thespian Society 4. Treasurer 4: Library Service Club 2.3.4: Varsity H Club 3.4: Assembly Commit- tee 3: Pep Club 1: Massachu- setts Drama Festival 3 : Boys ' State 3. JOHN RICHARD LOMBARDO Jack Ambition : To make H.W. Football 1.2: Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1.2: Art Club 1.2.3 Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1 : Football Manager 4 : Marshal Board 3 : Home- room Manager 2: Shop Man- agement 1.2: Playground Su- pervisor 3.4 : Executive Board 3 : Projection Club 1.2.3.4: Poster Club 2.3. JOAN MARIE LONEY Joanie Ambition: To live a happy life, and to be readv with a good answer when Bert and Vito start teasing me. Intramural Basketball 2: Assis- tant Homeroom Manager 2 : Drum Majorette 2: Homeroom Manager 3: Junior Prom At- tendant 3. NANCY LOUISE MAC DONALD Nanny Goat Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Softball 3; Student Secretary 4: Pep Club 1 : Commercial Club 4. Vice-President 4: Basketball 1 : Graduation Usher 3. ROBERT ALAN MAC DONALD Ambition: Navy. Rifle Club 4: Prc-drivers 3. FRANK JOSEPH MACRI Mac Ambition: To play in the Naval Military Band some day. Intramural Basketball 1.2.3. CARLEEN LUCILLE MADSEN Lena Ambition: To go to M.I.T. and to play Malaguena on the piano. Pep Club 1 : Dramatic Club 1.2.3.4: Alternate Marshal Board 2,3 ; Senior Marshal Board 4: Drum Majorette 1,2 Cheerleader 3,4: Pre-drivers 3 Intramural Basketball 1.2,3,4 Basketball 4 : Library Service Club 2.3: Class Treasurer 3: Executive Board 3,4: Home- room Manager 1.2: Massachu- setts Drama Festival 3 : Press Club 3: Graduation Usher 3. ELLEN ROSALYN MARKOWITZ Roz Ambition: To teach. Camera Club 1 : Junior Red Cross 1.4: Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4: Library Service Club 2.3.4: Lunchroom Service Club 2,3,4: Talent Search Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3.4. Business Manager 3.4: Graduation Ush- er 2.3. MARIE FRANCES MARRS Ambition: To be like my mother. Intramural Basketball 2: Pep Club 1: Dramatic Club 1.2; Commercial Club 4. GRACE LINDA MARSHALL Grade Ambition: To be happily mar- ried and to live in Brockton. Commercial Club 4: Dramatic Club 1. W MARY CARMEL MAGNER Maggie Ambition: To supply an at- tractive padded cell for Mar- gie . Barb , and Emmy . Dramatic Club 1.2: Press Club 2: Field Hockey 2.4: Library Service Club 3,4 ; Pep Club 1 : Alternate Marshal Board 3 : Senior Marshal Board 3,4: Stu- dent Council 3.4: Yearbook Staff 3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2: Graduation Usher 3: Cam era Club 1 . MARJORIE ELAINE MAGNOLI Margie Ambition: To live in Connecti- cut. Pep Club 1 : Dramatic Club 1.2.3: Field Hockey 2,3: Li- brary Service Club 3.4: Alter- nate Marshal Board 3.4: Senior Marshal Board 4 : Cheerleader 4 : Junior Red Cross 2.3: Gradu- ation Usher 3 ; Camera Club 1 : Intramural Basketball 2.3: Prc- drivers 4. BARBARA ANN McCARRON Barb Ambition: To cook like mv mother. Dramatic Club 1.2: Yearbook Staff 4: Commercial Club 4; Pep Club 1 : Student Secretary 4: Junior Red Cross 3. Vice- President 3: Library Service Club 3.4. donald Mcdonald Stan Ambition: To get a job test ing the comfort of beds. Football 2: Home Room Man a er 1.2.3; Intramural Basket- ball 1 ,2.3.4; Pep Club 1. JAMES FRANCIS McGINN Joe Ambition: To set the business world on fire. Pep Club 1 : Projection Club 1.2.3.4: Shop Management 1 Intramural Basketball 1.2.4 Rifle Club 4: Art Club 2.3 Pre-drivers 5. JANET E. MYERS Jan Ambition: Blow up the chem. lab. to prove to Mr. Osterman there ' s one thing I can do in chemistry. Dramatic Club 1 : Camera Club 3. President 3: Field Hockey 2.3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4: Art Club 4: Library Service Club 2.3.4: Talent Search Club 2 : Executive Board 1.2: Pep Club 1. VITO AUGUSTUS NARDO Veer Ambition: To win the Brock- ton Tournev. Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Pro- lection Club 1 : Varsity H Club 2.3.4: Varsity Jacket Club 4. Vice-President 4: Intramural Basketball 1.2: Shop Manager 1. JOHN VINCENT NEVILLE Nev Ambition: Biochemistry. Executive Board 1.3.4: Class Treasurer 4: Projection Club 2.3.4: Student Council 2: Football 2.4: Intramural Bas- ketball 1.2,3.4: Ice Hockev 3.4: Track 3.4: Pep Club 1. JANE ERICA PALMER Janie Ambition: To be a credit to my parents. Dramatic Club 1.2.3.4. Busi- ness Manager 3 : Camera Club 1: Drum Majorette 1.2.3: Pep Club 1 : Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4: Basketball 4: Softball 3.4: Alternate Marshal 2.3: Senior Marshal 3: Art Club 3.4: Library Service Club 2.3.4: Student Council 3 : Homeroom Manager 3 : Junior Prom At- tendant 3: Pre-drivers 3.4: Graduation Usher 3 : Yearbook Staff 3 : Commercial Club 4 : Student Secretary 4: Executive Board 4 : Class Secretarv 4 : Cheerleader 4. JAMES PAPASODERO Pepsi Ambition: To become a Si, 000 a week draftsman. Projection Club 1.2.3.4; Stu- dent Council 3 : Radio Club 2 ; Shop Management 1.2: Intra- mural Basketball 1 2.3.4: Foot- ball Manager 1.2: Varsitv H Club 2 : Pep Club 1 : Play- ground Supervisor 4. SHIRLEY FRANCES PEMBERTON Peppy Ambition : To see the world through the eves of the Navy. Pep Club 1 : Arch Bearer 3. JOAN MARIE PERRY Prarie Ambition : To be a good secre- tary. Intramural Basketball 1.3: Commercial Club 4 : Student Secretarv 4 : Pep Club 1 : Grad- uation Usher 3 : Camera Club 1. CAROL BARBARA PETERSON Pete Ambition: To remember trig, formulas and irregular French verbs. Camera Club 1.2. President 2: Student Council 1 : Honor Roll 1.2.34: National Honor Society 3.4. Secretarv 4: Talent Search Club 2: Press Club 3: Execu- tive Board 3 : Laboratory As- sistant 4: Graduation and Re- ception Usher 3 : Pre-drivers 4 : Massachusetts Drama Festival 3. RICHARD FREDERICK POWERS Dick Ambition: A farm in Vermont with a certain little freshman. Football 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2: Homeroom Manager 1 : Intra- mural Basketball 2.3. ANN GERTRUDE RENO Annabell Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. Junior Red Cross 2 : Commer- cial Club 4; Student Secretary 4: Pep Club 1; Dramatic Club 2. ARDYS RUTH RIGBY Art Ambition : To be happily mar- ried and to live in Hull. Press Club 2.3: Camera Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3; Yearbook Staff 3.4: Dramatic Club 1: Junior Red Cross 4; Commercial Club 4 : Gradua- tion and Reception Usher 3 : Pep Club 1. ROBERT SANTO RIZZOTTO Bob ' Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Shop Manager Club 1 : Library Service Club 2.3.4: Radio Club 2. DAVID FRANKLIN ROGERS Dave Ambition: To be a commercial artist. Rifle Club 3.4; Intramural Bas- ketball 2.3.4; Prc-drivcrs 3. ELEANOR FRANCES ROOSE El raise a basket - Ambition: To ball team. Junior Red Cross 3: Camera Club 1,2; Varsity H Club 1.2,3,4; Softball 2,3.4; Bas- ketball 1,4. Captain 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Drum Major- ette 4. EUGENE CREIGHTON SHAFFER Professor Ambition: To have some am- bition. Executive Board 1.2.3,4; Press Club 3: Talent Search Club 2; Massachusetts Drama Festival 3; Baseball 1. WILLIAM FRANCIS SLATTERY Slats Ambition: Mechanic. Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Pre-drivcrs 3. CHARLES CALVIN STARRATT Chuck Ambition : To find somebody to fill my shoes. Football 4: Intramural Basket- ball 3.4: Massachusetts Drama Festival 3: Stage Lighting 3,4. CLARENCE IRVING STERLING. Ill Larry Ambition: Electronic Engineer Math. Tournament Council 4. WILLIAM WARREN TAUNTON Bill Ambition: To be an honest politician. Rifle Club 3.4. Secretary 4: Dramatic Club 4 ; Boys ' State 3: Student Council 4: Good Government Day Representative 4: Stage lighting 3.4: Massa chusctts Drama Festival SHIRLEY ADELAIDE TERRY Shirr ' Ambition : To take mother in her many and generous ways. Field Hocke 2 - - Softball Z.3.4: Captain Homeroom Man after mv thoughtful Bask. Cheerleader Assistant 3 : Junior Prom Queen 3 : Pep Club 1 : Pre-drivers 4: Commercial Club 4: Intramural Basketball 1.2. Varsity Jacket Club 4. Treasurer 4 : Graduation Mar sha! 3: Varsity H Club 3.4: Lunchroom Service Club ROBERT WILLIAM YAFIDES Billy Ambition: To be a teacher and coach. Football i.2.3.4: Baseball 1 .3.4 : Varsity H Club 1.2.3.4: Shop Managers Club 1 : Varsity Jacket Club 4: Ice Hocl 4. Caotain 4. MARY ELLEN VIGNEAU tmmy Ambition : To meet a bov that isn t fickle! Dramatic Club 1,2: Pep Club 1: Executive Board 1.4: Jun- ior Red Cross 1.2.3.4: T Search Club 2: Art Club 1 - Junior Prom Attendant 3: Stu- dent Secretarv 3 : Intramural ■ JOSEPH ANTHONY VIOLA. II Jozie Ambition : To baby sit the babv sitter. Art Club 3.4. SALLY ANNE WALSH ■Sal- Ambition : To have always the strength of my convictions. Homeroom Manager 1 : Alter- nate Marshal Board 2.3: Senior Marshal Board 4 : Dramatic Club 1.2.3.4. Secretarv 2 President 4 : Thespian Society 3.4. Secretarv 3: Massachusetts Drama Festivals book Staff 2 - - National Honor Vice-President 4 : vice Club 2.3.4. Secretarv 3.4: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: Press Club 2 Girls State 3. MARY AGNES YOUNG May Ambition : To grow ! Pep Club 1 : Dramatic Club 1 Homeroom Manager 3 : Commercial Club 4: Art Club 3.4: Junior Red Cross 4: Stu- dent Secretarv 4. Year- Co-editor 4 : Societv 34. Librarv Ser- Four Year Honor jRo I Frank S. Barbuto Marjorie L. Bibby Richard J. Binney Rosemary A. Bonanno Margaret A. Connolly Patricia A. Holt Sylvia D. Hurlock Marie L. Kaempffe Barbara A. McCarron Carol B. Peterson Sally A. Walsh t3 o o n s ..-HleTYvesKv VUpM : m „G« C tfss History September 10. 1947 — z rt ? i 7. 1950 By Cindy Downer and Peg Connolly On the tenth day of September 1947. the his- tory of this illustrious class begins. We indeed envied the Senior ' s superiority but soon a few of our Frosh class acquired recognition to make the rest of us feel a little more human. Later in September we elected Alice Beale. Fran ' ' Dennis. Rosemary Bonanno. and Dick Binney to lead us through the year. Bunky Kehoe. Frank Barbuto. and Bill Yafides won the honor of being the only frosh to win varsity letters, while Eleanor Roose made the girls ' honors. As we look upon the assembly efforts of our class we remember the minstrel show before the student body. Among the highlights were the cracked voice of Jack ' Lombaro calling, or should we sav bellowing, for his beloved Chloe and Lester Lamm ' s inspiring I ! I recitation of The Charge of the Light Brigade. Sylvia Hurlock and Carol Peterson, just to men- tion two. kept our marks up to all As (includ- ing Latin i . Three more Frosh girls. ' Gert Gould. Irene Dunn and Cindy Downer, became famous as regu- lars on the twirling line. Most of us survived our Freshman year and in September of 1948 we returned as Sophisticated Sophomores to strut the hallowed halls of H.H.S. Manv Sophomore girls were admitted to the second field hockey team and Eleanor Roose and Bert Lafford held the softball team together. Yito Xardo made a name as an up-and-coming end on our football team. Other names becoming better known in the pigskin circle were Bob Da ' is. Bill Yafides. Bunky Kehoe and Bill Eaton Little Jimmy Papasodero won a reputation as a capable team manger. Doc Blanchon brought glory to the class as the only Sophomore to make the varsity basketball team. Frank Barbuto. Sally Chipman and Bill Yar- rell were the class officers during this year. Of- As in the years past we returned to our future alma mater for another year in the continuous search of knowledge. This year we were Juniors and, be- lieve it or not, upperclassmen. We put on a Prom — one of the best in the history of any Junior class in the memory of H.H.S. Shirley Terry was crowned queen with Reg Con- nolly, Fran Dennis, Cindy Downer, Susie Ed- wards, Gert Gould, Pat Holt, Barbara Johnson, Joan Loney, Jane Palmer, and Mary Ellen Vigneau as her attendants. Bill Eaton led the grand march as our President, with Bunky Kehoe following as vice-president. Peg Connolly kept our notes straight and Carleen Madsen was the keeper of our finances. Charlotte Frost and Sylvia Hurlock made the varsity field hockey team while several others follow- ed close behind as second squaders. This year we heard two more names, Dick Powers and Payson Averill. mentioned in the foot- ball world. Guess what — we ' re SENIORS and what a wonderful feeling it is. We consider the Juniors human, the Sophomores are coming along, but as usual there ' s no hope for the Freshman! Our football team ably captained by Vito Nardo and Robert William Vafides. Esq., had a very successful season. Enfield, Connecticut, took Wey- mouth ' s place as our Turkey Day rival. Bob Davis and Bunky Kehoe captained this game and did a wonderful job as did the rest of the kids. In con- nection with football you ' ll remember we mentioned three Frosh girls who were twirlers, well, this year they are the Big Cheeses. Gert Gould is Head, Cindy Downer, Assistant, and Irene Dunn. Assis- tant to the Assistant. Another honor bestowed upon our great class came when Sylvia Hurlock was awarded the D.A.R. Good Citizenship award. Bill Taunton walked away with the election of the represe ntative to Good Government day to be held again this year. Blond and freckled Payson Averill keeps the Chief Executive ' s chair well dusted, assisted by Bunky Kehoe. Janie Palmer is our secretary and Jack Neville banks our $8.53. Its been a wonderful four years but about over now as we close this chapter in our book of life to start anew. Only Time can tell what the future holds. Best of luck to you and you and you. To oe o wo-V -Vo be- 6 -s M A S3. X4 S Vd ee y CfOOcl -Vi ' A+ usv! Vrtv. ° x Sv7v WO W ■ J CLASS SONG-19 1 Jitk Spirit Words and rnoSlC by SyhtQ. HurlocK m - I - •: m i- i xi i j J J r3 s J r We ihe tla of rtma-tetn f f-ty ffinyfconOiJttitnj of « oiw s j -eH a j r ij j j p deed - — )««lnewtk«tli-f«WI « - n J OS to cowie T we l rtoawwM in « fj. We OrtiMwIkfo c- -T tft Wk h )f «Ji ? y 4JM-IWM i f H f ' i 1 j) j j i Ji j v f f «f | g j3ijj. z iiro i.$n One, ft«yourfc-t?rli cbe pW ' fe tAff tfwva Bt of ike. UuerKfA  Wd«i«.. kw« parTntu %« ' n }ooBr 5T «tfc fl i;A s1ir « Je« :Mif«fo- TJ c i p m CoJ ! ' 5 ity n n t. — . - Class Poem By Patricia Holt It ' s time for us to say goodbye To all our friends at Hingham High. We know not what the future holds We ' ll wait to see what it unfolds. These last four years have quickly flown But friends and fun that we have known Will always in our minds be clear And in our hearts they ' ll be held dear. To you who have four years begun. We hope your cup is overrun With all the fine and happy things That life in high school always brings. As onward down Life ' s path we go We ' ll only reap the things we sow; And yet we will remember you To whom our start in life was due. We ' ve had great times at Hingham High We do not leave without a sigh. The proms and parties, games and cheers Have followed us these last four years. And when we all are old and gray. The class of ' 51 will say. The Senior year was best — you bet. And our class was the best class yet ' . Class Will by Susan Edwards and Charlotte Frost As we. the class of 1951, Hingham High School, are about to leave forever the fair portals of H.H.S. do proclaim this to be our last will and testament for those who follow us. . . 1st: To next years ' Senior Class, we leave our zeal and enthusiasm for work. and our love for the finer things in life. May their four years be as successful and as happy as ours. 2nd: Jasper leaves his thanks to Miss Stallwood. for allowing him to be the only male ' permitted in the girls ' locker room! 3rd: Pat ' ' Holt leaves her job as secretary to Mr. Higgins to anyone who can decipher hieroglvphics. 4th: Mary Mager leaves her dainty ( ??) laugh to Mary Fraser. 5th: Sally Anne Walsh wills her quality of leadership and iniative to anyone who is capable of filling her shoes. 6th: Catherine Kelly leaves her flaming tresses to Connie ' ' Wigmore. 7th: Susie Edwards bequeaths her sparkling pep and enthusiasm as a reserve supply for all persons with that four o ' clock drag . 8th: Bill ( Humphrey i Eaton leaves his extra weight to Jack Lynch. 9th: Cindy and Gert hand down their twirling talents to Joan Doyle and Gretchen Johnson. 10th: Bill Taunton leaves the backstaging and lights to Charles Nettleship. 1 lth: Janice Lacombe leaves her going steady ways to Carol Dunn. 12th: Larry Sterling leaves his big ole ' dimples to Eddie Dowling. 1 3th: Shirley Terry bequeaths her queenly title to the most deserving Junior girl. 14th: Jack Lombardo leaves his ambition to grow tall to Charles Hedlund. 15th: Rosalyn Markowitz leaves the cafeteria cash register to anvone who can make it balance. 16th: Irene Dunn leaves her s mall feet to Ruth Bennett. 17th: Laura Cappella leaves her natural curly hair to Marion Perrv. 18th: Jane Palmer leaves her love for the gridiron to Ginny Frazier. 19th: Emmv Yigneau wills her bell-lyre to Ann Bruce. 20th: Bunkv . Bill Yito. Bob , and Dick leave their football field to Jimmy , Jack , Frank, and Red . 21st: Rosemary Bonanno wills her scholastic ability to anyone worthy of the honor. 22nd: Eleanor Roose leaves her talents on the softball diamond to Susie Parsons. 2 3rd: Joan Loney and Bertie Lafford leave their chummy ways to Carol Dunn and Sally Finegan. 24th: Aubrey Beck wills to Joan Barilaro her ability to send a song. 25th: Payson, Doc . Humphrey , and Derby leave the basketball court to Skippy Urbati. Ken Hubbard. Jack Lvnch. and Ben Thomas. 26th: Frank Barbuto leaves his wardrobe to Randy Mitchell. 27th: To the girl who merits it. Sylvia Hurlock bequeaths her D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. 28th: Mickey Houghton leaves her love of Weymouth boys to Joan Doyle. 29th: Doc Blanchon leaves his athletic ability and wonderful disposition to anyone deserving it. 30th: Sharlie and Pat leave their love for the U. of M. to any other girl as lucky. 31st: Bill, the BULL. Yafides gives up his nickname to anyone who can justi- fy it: 32nd: Emmy . Sis . Barb . Marge ' . and Maggie leave the end booth at Page ' s to whomever can find a use for it!: ' 3 3rd: Mary Young wills to Rosie Caparotta. her love for college men. 34th: To someone the question is who the Senior Marshals. ably captained by Gerry Goodman, leave their efforts to keep law and order in the hallowed halls of Hingham High School. In witness whereof we have hereto subscribed our names on this last day of our supremacy in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. Witnessed by: Dagmar and Joe Bush! Senior Supers MOST ATHLETIC Eleanor Roose Vito Nardo MOST ATTRACTIVE Elizabeth Chaupetta Robert Ahlstrand CUTEST Joan Loney Robert Cartmill BEST DANCER Frances Dennis Richard Binncy BEST DRESSED Shirley Terry Frank Barbuto MOST SOPHISTICATED Anne Fee Clarence Sterling MOST BASHFUL Jane Barnes William Vafides BEST ACTORS Margaret Connolly John Kelly BEST MATURED Aubrey Beck John Neville MOST VERSATILE Patricia Holt John Blanchon CLASS FLIRT Ruth Atwood Frank Barbuto MOST POPULAR Shirley Terry Thomas Kehoc WITTIEST Roberta Lafford Lester Lamm BEST PERSONALITY Sylvia Hurlock John Neville DONE MOST FOR H. H. S. Sally Walsh P ayson Averill MOST EFFICIENT Barbara McCarron Eugene Shaffer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rosemary Bonanno John Blanchon As We Used To Be Soph omore a ass Officers PRESIDENT Camillo Spirito VICE-PRESIDENT Angelo Zona SECRETARY Elizabeth Bigelow TREASURER Richard Spratlev Fresh resnman ci, ass Officers PRESIDENT Kenneth Hubbart VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Lersch SECRETARY Patricia Harris TREASURER Richard Kelley STUDENT COUNCIL First row. Left to Right: Mrs. Hen- derson, advisor. E. Bardsley. J. Scully. G. Goodman. K. Greeley. V. Eaton. P. Holt. P. Mucciaccio. M. Magner. S. Cushing. S. Hurlock. A. Bruce. J. Blanchon. Second row: A. Papaso- dero. C. Wigmore. W. Downing. B. Waugh. A. Martino. F. Hunter. E. Doherty. C. Spirito. R. Mehrmann. K. Hubbart. D. Templcton. R. Wylie. P. Avenll. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Seated. Lett to Right: B. Chase. S. Edwards. Standing: Mr. Redmond, advisor. A. Bruce SENIOR MARSHAL BOARD First row. Lett to Right: S. Perr . P. Foltz. C. Madsen. B Chase. G Goodman S. Edwards. J. Cotter. S. Walsh. E. Charubini. Second row: M. Magner. P. Wright V. Morrison. D. Collins. A. Fee. P. Holt. J. Thom- as M. Magnoli. C. Downer. Mr. Hig- gins. advisor. Third row: B. Gra- ham. R. Holden. R. McCarthy, C Nettleship. F. Kilbourne A Gab.iel R. Berbenck M. March. - STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of the stu- dents. Its officers are the President and Vice-President, elected by the student body, and a secretary who is appointed by the faculty advisor. Its duties are to make recommendations to the principal to help solve problems concerning the student body and the school. They also serve on committees. Faculty advisor for this group is Mrs. Helen Henderson. William Eaton is President, Frank Barbuto, Vice-President, and Patricia Holt, Secretary. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Worthy of a great deal of praise and deserving of much credit for such splendid work during the past school year is the Assembly Committee of 1950- 1951. Their efforts to bring pleasure and enjoyment to the student body have been recog- nized by all. Each person on the committee should receive merit for his achievements, but especially Mr. Redmond, the able advisor, who is always ready to donate his knowledge and time for the students, and Susan Edwards, the chairman of the group. If it were not for this ambitious group, which is always fulfilling ideas for bringing entertainment and instructional discussions to the students and faculty, just think how monotonous the school routine would soon be. The students appreciate the efforts of this fine group. SENIOR MARSHAL BOARD The chief duties of the Marshal Board include traffic super- vision in the corridors, the relaying of messages by means of the loud speaker, and keeping order in the cafeteria. In addition, the marshals aid the student body to enter the auditorium in an orderly manner, help to enforce school regulations, and assist visitors. The Marshal Board this year has been under the capable supervision of Captain. Gerry Goodman, assisted by three Commissioners. Patricia Holt is Secretary of the Board, and Mr. Higgins is the faculty advisor. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated. Left to Right: M. Murch. E. Charubini. J. Cotter. R. Wylic. J. Jenkins. D. Kelley, J. Bell. Standing: Mr. Huggins. advisor, D. Baltucci, F. Kilbourne. E. Wigmore. Miss Lovell. advisor. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated, Left to Right: C. Blowers, B. Bigelow, R. Spratley. C. Spirito, E. Smith, C. Wigmore. B. Doherty. Standing: Mr. Woodward, advisor. C. Myers. R. Kimball. C. Coggeshall. J. Zona, J. Campbell. R. Loring, Mr. Rieci. advisor. FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated, Left to Right: J. Masson. M. Barbuto, P. Harris, R. Kelley. K. Hub- bart, C. Lersch, K. Powers, M. Miller. T. Kinnear. Standing: Mr. Samuel- son, advisor, P. Urbati. T. Burr. W. Young. G. Ruggles, E. McGinn. P. Houseman. D. Dray, Miss Poole, ad- visor. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Seated. Left to Right: F. Brouillard. L. Kress. R. Bonanno. Mrs Howard, advisor. L. Lamm. Standing: D Barry, W. Otto. W. Caron. S. Walsh. DRAMATIC CLUB First row, Left to Right: M. Murch. P. Foster, M. Ayers, B. Chase. Second row: N. Dennis. R. Hebert. P. Foltz. M. Connolly. D. Barry. Mrs. Howard, advisor. S. Walsh. C. Butcher. J. Kelly. R. Markowitz. J. James. G. Goodman. K. Greelev. Third row: R. Bonanno. F. Brouillard. D. Kelley. P. Holt. S. Edwards. K. Hoedtke. L. Dauphinais. C. Frost. F. Dennis. G. Johnson. J. Palmer, B. Hood. A. Papasodero. Fourth row: A. Bruce. P. Bergan. L. Kress, J. Chaffee. C. Nettleship, A. Gabriel. L. Lamm. W. Taunton. P. Sterling. A. Horniman. S. Edwards. M. Bird. D. Collins. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB First row, Left to Right: C. Downer. D. Goodman, R. Markowitz. S. Walsh. R. Bonanno, M. Connolly, S. Edwards. G. Goodman. C. MacLach- lan. Second row: J. Myers, M. Mag- ner, M. Magnoli. S. Hurlock. J. Palmer, B. McCarron, P. Bergan, M. Kaempffe, M. Bird, Miss Glidden, ad- visor. Third row: M. Bibby. R. Rizzotto, D. Stetson, R. Wylie, L. Lamm, C. Nettleship. A. Scully. D Collins. w€V n m r n MATHEMATICS TOURNAMENT COUNCIL Seated. Left to Right: C. Peterson. D Kingston. C. Downer C. Sterling. Standing: R. Rizzotto. Mr. Lynch. Miss Poole. Mr. Ricci. advisors. JUNIOR RED CROSS First row. Left to Right: P. Foster. J. Rice. P. Morse. M. Biddle. C. Mac- Lachlan. C. Melanson. A. Davis. M. Young. M. Vigneau. R. Markowitz. D. Goodman. I. Dunn. J. Watson. Second row: Miss Lovell. advisor. E Zona. E. Bennett. V. Davis. P. Ur- ban. A. Rigbv. A. Blowers. L. Kress. P. Hovt. J. Chaplin. E. Johnson. R. Murphy. C. Fardig. P. DiPersio. M. Bibby. Third row: E. Dimond. J. MacKenzie. J. Thomas. B. Spring. W. Caron. R. Seifer. F. Webb. W. Jacobs. R. Butcher. A. Nopenen. LUNCHROOM SERVICE CLUB Seated. Left to Right: M. Kaempffc. M. Fraser. Miss Dorrity. advisor. V. Esau. Standing: R. Markowitz. P. Bergan. M. Bibby. JUNIOR SCRIBES Seated. Left to Right: R. Bennett, A. Seneca. V. Frazier, R. Swartz. C Dunn. J. Bell. E. Murray, M. Silipo, P. Mucciaccio. G. Bonitto. Standing. L. Amonte, C. MacLachlan. C. Buck ler. E. Iaria. J. Loiacono, S. Finegan. Miss Barry, advisor. P. Rogers, E. Bennett. L. Gleason. L. DeMings. S. Taylor. A. Spring. STUDENT SECRETARIES Seated. Left to Right: J. Palmer. A. Reno. Miss Gallerani. advisor, I. Dunn. P. Holt. Standing: C. Kelly N. MacDonald. J. Perry, B. McCar- ron. COMMERCIAL CLUB First row, Left to Right: G. Mar- shall, D. Ewell. R. Condito, N. Mac- Donald, J. Barnes. J. Perry. M. Young. E. Chaupetta. Second row: M. Marrs, J. Bennett. A. Reno, L. Cappella, Miss Barry, advisor, J. La- combe, E. Cronin. B. Johnson. R Atwood. S. Terry. Third row: C Bazinet. B. McCarron, E. Roose, B. Curry, A. Beck, A. Rigby, L. Esau. PRE-DRIYERS First row. Left to Right: M. Bird. L. Kress. I. Dunn. E. Trapp. A. Spring. 5 Cushing. M. Houghton. L. Cap- pclla R Markowitz, A. Davis P. Fo!tz C. MacLachlan. J. Loia:cno. M. Bibbv. H. Dreher. E. Cormeia. Second row: D. Kellev. G. Johnson. M. Martin. P. Risio. M. Lersch. C. Kellv. P. Bergan. A. Fee. L. Esau. G. Johnson. P. Hoyt. M. Frascr M. Magnoli. M. Perrv. B. Graham. B. Spencer. J. Palmer. S. Walsh ML Connollv. D. Collins. R. Berberick- Third row: R. Mitchell. G. Bushey. R. Butler. L. Mack. G. Gardner. F. Kilbourne. M. Kaempffe. R. Atwood. A. Beck. S. Terry. E. Chaupetta. B. Hood. V. Morrison. C. Peterson W. Rice. R. Doucette. L. Dauphinais. F. Gallagher. RIFLE CLUB Seated. Left to Right: C. Nettleship D. Stetson. W. Noddin R. Corthel J. Campbell. S. Whiting. R. Garvin R. Hebert. K. Presley. Standing: R Holden. P. Calvi. P. Sterling. W Otto. J. Cotter. F. Kilbourne. C. Star ratt. D. Rogers. W. Taunton. R MacDonald. M. Goedecke. Mr. Burns advisor. PROJECTION CLUB First row. Left to Right: W. Taun- ton. J. Lombardo. J. Papasodero. R. Kehoe. F. Brouillard. J. Cassford. J. Neville. A. Hall. W. Rice. W. Jacobs. Second row: R. Butcher. J. Fee. E. Dowling. R. Holden. P. Rvan. P. Houseman Mr. Carnes. advisor. • Magnoli. J. Higgins. J. Young W. Noddin. J. Innis. R. Urbati. Third row: G. Denmark. R. Corthel. E. Mc- Ginn. M. Goedecke. R. Berberick. G. Ruggles. T. Lordan, C. Enos. L. Dauphinais. D. Stetson. R. Mitchell. R. Garvin. ALTERNATE MARSHAL BOARD First row. Left to Right: K. Panctsos. J. Doyle. M. Perry. C. Butcher. K. Greeley. Second row: K. Hoedtke. J. Cleary. M. Bird, Mr. Higgins. advisor. A. Bruce. A. Blowers. Third row: C. MacLachlan. J. Sandberg. F. Brouillard. C. Blowers. ART CLUB First row. Left to Right: J. Lynch. J. James. N. Dennis. M. Young, J- Harris. L. Goedeckc. M. Cotter. J. Sandberg. S. Bousquet. B. Briggs. J. Lawrence. J. Watson. J. Myers. C. Blowers. C. Wigmore. C. Butcher. W. Eaton. L. Mack. Second row: J. Cotter. P. Averill, B. McKenzie. B. Doherty. K. Sullivan. M. Biddlc. R. Marrs. V. Morrison. R. Loring. J. Rogers. J. Palmer. L. Esau. E. Di- mond, J. Beck. A. Blowers. N. Hoyt. G. Cook. C. Fardig. C. Zorda. E. Zona. M. Vigneau. C. Wigmore. Miss Suzedell. advisor. W. Rice. M. Goed- ecke. Third row: W. Otto, J. Car- son. H. Kelly. C. Urbati. F. Webb. R. Kimball, C. Harris. W. Scorgic. C. Lawrence, T. Kehoe. J. Campbell. R- Doucette. J. Higgins. B. Spring. R. Thomas. D. Cochrane. R. Kenny. VARSITY JACKET CLUB First row. Left to Right: S. Hurlock. C. Frost, E. Dimond. R. Lafford. Second row: J. Kelly. T. Kehoe. P. Holt. J. Blanchon. V. Nardo. S. Terry. W. Vafides. P. Averill. Third row: Mr. Radvilas. advisor, F. Bar buto. V. Cashman. J. Neville, E. Roosc, L. Lamm. W. Eaten. R. Davis. R. Cartmill. HONOR ROLL First row. Left to Right: F. Barbuto. S. Hurlock. M. Bibbv. S. Walsh. R. Bonanno. P. Holt. M. Kaempffe. M. Connolly. C. Peterson. R. Binney. Second row: M. Silipo. V. Frazier. C. MacLachlan. M. Avers. E. Charu- bini. D. Lundegren. R. Swartz. G. Johnson. D. Collins. C. Fardig. B. Graham. C. Linscott. D. Barry. L. Goedcckc. P. Mucciaccio. Third row: A. Papasodero, E. Kulterides. E. Do- herty. R. Mehrmann. W. Otto. F. Kilbourne. J. Cotter. D. Stetson. J Congdon. B. Doherty. P. Foltz. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated. Left to Right: R. Bonanno, Miss Cushing. advisor, S. Walsh. Standing, Left to Right: C. Peterson. R. Binney, S. Hurlock. GRADUATION AND RECEPTION USHERS First row, Left to Right: C. Madsen, R. Markowitz. M. Houghton. P. Averill. T. Kehoe. J. Palmer. C. Downer. P. Morse, M. Bibby. Second row: S. Walsh, C. Peterson, M. Mag- ner, M. Magnoli, A. Davis, S. Terry. S. Edwards. A. Rigby. B. Curry. P. Wright, Miss Dorrity. advisor. Third row: M. Connolly, R. Atwood. L. Esau. P. Holt, A. Fee, A. Beck. P. Bergan. R. Bonanno, E. Chaupetta. HONOR ROLL The High School Honor Roll in- cludes all students who have received no mark less than B as a final mark in a major subject while in high school. As an incentive to the students, this group is taken on several trips each year to interesting local points, the Art Museum, Court House, and the State House. These trips are made on school days. All students participating are ex- cused from that day ' s work. Seniors, who have been on the Honor Roll for four years comprise the Senior Four Year Honor Roll. Hing- ham High School also has a National Honor Society. Students are elected to this organization on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. These students are recognized by col- leges and universities throughout the country as outstanding young men and women. Miss Doris Cushing is the faculty advisor of this Society. ' in ■ hirfWI _ — 48- 71 fe £1 VARSITY FOOTBALL First row. Left to Right: T. Kehoe. J. Jenkins. R. Shannon. J. Lynch. V. Xardo. Y. r afides. R. Davis. R. Fratus. R. Wylie, F. Allegra. Second row: Mr. Barrv. Mr. Dorr, coaches. P. Averill, G. Gardner. T. Sargent. K. Elliott. E. Callahan. D. Baltucci. J. Tuscher. Mr. Rad- vilas. coach. Third row: J. Carson. G. Ruggles. A. Hornstra. K. Hubbart. C. Starratt. J. Neville. L. Lamm. L. Mack. F. Webb. C. Spirito. JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN FOOTBA LL First row. Left to Right: F. Sorrentino. C. Grainger. B. Hatch. F. Odone. J. Gillen. J. Innis. K. Presley. Second row: V. Noddin. J. Campbell. L. Gardner. R. Garvin. P. Houseman. E. Dohertv. R. Kehoe. A. Hall. Mr. Dorr, coach. Third row: Y. Young. G. Ruggles. H. Magner. K. Hubbart. R. Seifer. C. Enos. J. Philips. S. Bonanno. F. Kaempffe. HINGHAM HIGH FOOTBALL With coach Art Radvilas and the new assistant coach, Ernie Dorr, making sure their boys were in top shape for the first game of the season, the Big Red whipped Rockland and Abington 26-6 and 21-7 respectively. Upon meeting Braintree also un- defeated, Hingham encountered its first defeat. As a result of the game many injuries occurred. Kehoe, Nardo, Allegra, Jen- kins, and Wylie were missed greatly in the game with Wellesley, and besides that, Bull Vafides was switched from tackle to fullback to try to produce a victory. Hingham was defeated in the attempt 31-0. With still most of the regulars missing from the gridiron, all Hingham could accomplish at Plymouth was a 6-6 tie. Then with most of the regulars back, Hingham won three straight ball games. The first in our path was Whitman, which we took in the last three minutes on a pass, by the score 12-7. Then Stetson of Randolph toppled before us 13-0. Hingham had to be at its peak Turkey Day facing the 1949 Class B Champions of Connecticut, Enfield High. With conditions ideal the hard fighting Big Red walked off the field with a 13-7 victory, with Co-captains, Bob Davis and Bunky Kehoe, and Vito Nardo, Bill the Bull, Vafides, Payson Averill, Dick Fratus and Jack Neville carrying much of the burden. F. Allegra, R. Shannon, C. Spirito, J. Lynch, E. Smith. J. Jenkins, D. Baltucci, E. Callahan. L. Mack, R. Wylie, K. Elliott, A. Hornstra and T. Sargent played well for the Big Red. Hingham should have the same if not a better football season next year, with such veterans as Allegra, Shannon, Lynch, Spirito, Smith, Jenkins, Elliott, Mack, Baltucci, Webb, Sargent, Tusher, Callahan, Wylie. and Hornstra returning to the gridiron. 1950 FOOTBALL RECORD Hingham 26 Rockland 6 Hingham 21 Abington Hingham 6 Braintree 26 Hingham Wellesley 3 1 Hingham 6 Plymouth 6 Hingham 12 Whitman Hingham 13 Randolph Hingham 13 Enfield (Conn. ) Wins ... 5 Losses 2 Ties 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL - : :ng Left to Right: R. Cartmill. J. Lvnch. J. Blancbon. P. Averill. W. Eaton. Standing: R. Seifer. V. Fib- kins. J. Kellv. R Mitchell. R. Fratus. F. Urbati. G. Denmark. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling. Left to Right: R. Donald- son. E. Richard. P. Sargent. J. Jen- kins. J. Wallace C. Spirito. R. Mar- ray Standing: R. Mitchell. A Ryan. C. Mallorv. F. Kilbourne. D. Tem- pleton. E. Wigmore. J. Cotter. S. Bonanno. R. Seifer. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL S itcd. Left to Right: W. Young. F. Sorrentino. S. Edwards. K. Hubbart. .Martino. T. Burr. W. Griffin. Standing: Mr. Dorr, coach D. Hodg- don. R. Butcher. C. Harris. J. Gillen. T. Kinnear. P. Houseman. BASKETBALL Hingham had a mediocre season this year, not expecting to wind up the season with as many losses as we did. We started the season well with a victory over Brunswick. Maine, at Bos- ton Garden. We then won two straight ball games at home. Suddenly we went on the down grade losing five ball games and finishing in fourth place. Hingham was paced all season by captain Doc Blanchon who was one of the outstanding players on the South Shore. Vito Nardo was injured during the middle of the season and didn ' t play at all the last part of it. Lynch, Urbati. Cartmill, Eaton and Averill all played well for Hingham. VARSITY BASEBALL j Left to Right: W. Vafidos F. P. Magner. E. Finn R Hall. J. At wood. V. Nardo. Stand- ing: Mr. Cronin. coach. J. Lynch. H. Kellv V Gishman. J. Chaffee. C R Carcmill. G. Gent. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL :ng. Left to Right: L. Gardner ? Sargent. F. Urbati. A. Hornstra R Spraxlc J. Tramontana. Standing: R Sofa E. Richard. A. Zona T. Sargent. J. Jenkins. ■iBHMHBm a KSHEH ICE HOCKEY i. Left to Right: C. Lawrence. L rrcn. F. Barbuto. T Kebo e W. ;es. J. Neville. D. Baltucci. F. _ra. Standing: R. Cartmill. J. A. Barbuto. A. Horniman. V Cotter. E. Smith. E. Callahan. G- Gent. P- McKee. Mr. Cronir TENNIS Standing. Left to Right: S. Marshall. D. Pollard, J. Marshall. J. Mulcahv. D. McGoldrick. Mr. Ricci. coach. TRACK Kneeling. Left to Right: E. Smith. W. Rice. W. Nickerson. C. Urbati. R. Wylic. D. Baltucci. L. Lamm. Stand- ing: Mr. Magnuson. coach. P. Aver- ill. J. Kelly. T. Kehoe. W. Eaton. J. Neville. Mr. Feigcr. coach. GOLF Kneeling. Left to Right: R. Corthel. R. Fratus. A. Hall. Standing: F. Gallagher. G. Denmark. Mr. Thomas. coach. F. Barbuto, A. Barbuto. GIRLS VARSITY ?:elt HOCKE Seared. Left to Right: D. Keller. J. JiEKS- G. Goodman. S. Haiiock r GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKE Kneeliag Left to Right: J. Witsoa. D. Collins. K. Grader. L. Kres Brace. C l hrf arhhm. Staadiag: V 55 5:-..-.- :oi ;:;.- . H:rr ' : ' . ;aer. G. Goodnua. M. Mania. GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY The 1950 Field Hockey Team completed a most sua work together to become a winning team. In the opening gaunt a fairlv inexperkr : nam ::: In the following two games, the girls faced defeat against Cant However, the team displayed spectacular recovery with five con hasset 5-0. Braintree 2-1. Brookline 4-1. Duxbury 2-1. arii 3: a tie with Scitnate. an undefeated team. As determined as over in a second game, they were disappointed with a 2-1 . : ? r.-: three losses, and rath 4-0. and Cohasset 2-0. The rec« d Duxburv in a 4-3 :: : 3n 3-0. and Hanover : 2 secntive victories over Co- lin tri; - - The next game the girls were to defeat Han- T ' r.i :.a :: — ' .c--:i : ' -■: :: mne was ei ht wins. The thrilling and exciting games, the happy e xp eriences together. : : . is ' r. : — a i •: • ... .:-.; ' - .; :-; — •; r-; : c i r : r. . : -: a . r . : ; . _ - ... _ _ GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Seated, Left to Right: Miss Stallwood, coach, P. Holt, S. Terry, E. Roose, S. Edwards. G. Goodman, S. Hur- lock. Standing: M. Murch, J. Bell, D. Lundegren. E. Catrambone, C. Myers, E. Charubini, M. Chaffee, J. James. GIRLS ' SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Seated, Left to Right: G. Bonitto, J. Palmer, C. Madsen, C. Downer. Standing: M. Murch, A. Papasodero, Miss Stallwood. coach, D. Good- man. J. James. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL An inexperienced but enthusiastic group of girls completed their basketball season with a record of nine defeats and one victory. However disappointing this record may be. the girls can be proud of the competition they gave opposing teams: there was many a close and thrilling game. At the beginning of the season the team defeated Cohasset 31-26. The following are the outstanding games of the season in which the girls were defeated but played fine basketball: Duxbury 33-27, Abington 27-22, Rockland 31-28. and East Bridgewater 28-26. Being the first girls ' basketball team to be organized for some years, this team has laid the foundation for future girls ' basketball, which, judging from some very good Sopho- more and Junior players, is very promising. Eleanor Roose captains the team, and Miss Marion Stallwood is the coach. GIRLS ' VARSITY SOFTBALL Seated. Left to Right: C. Dunn. S. Richardson, C. Peloquin. S. Parsons. S. Finegan. E. Roose. R. Lafford, D. Kelley. Standing: Miss Poole, coach. J. James. M. Bean, G. Bonitto, S. Terry, J. Doyle, M. Biddle, A. Papa- sodcro. K. Greeley. GIRLS ' JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL Kneeling. Left to Right: J. James. M. Biddle. E. MacMurray. C. Fardig, M. Bean, A. Papasodero. Standing: Miss Poole, coach, J. Palmer, A. Vonckx. M. Bird. L. Esau. M. Fra- ser. D: Goodman. GIRLS ' TENNIS Standing, Left to Right: A. Davis, B. Chase. J. Thomas, J. Mitchell, P. Graham. A. Bergan, D. Collins. S. Hurlock. BAND First row. Left to Right: Mr. Ventre, director. G. Gould. B. Curry. G. Johnson, C. Downer. Second row: R. Mitchell. P. Ryan. L. Muzzi. R. Downer. V. Esau. R. Cartmill. W. Carron. J. Wallace. J. Eastman. D. Templeton. J. Congdon. F. Macri. Third row: A. Mascioli, D. Wilson. P. McKee. W. Jacobs. P. Barth. J. Cheveri, J. Esau, W. Cowing. D. Briggs. D. Dimes. A. Cronin, M. E. Vigneau, A. Horniman, A. Ryan. Fourth row: B. Hughes, J. Kelleher. B. Nash, J. Cotter. R. Wylie. A. Noponen, R. Thicket, P. Hanson. R. Sharffer. P. Ryan, J. Templeton, J. Ellmore, W. Macri. DRUM MAJORETTES First row, Left to Right: E. Trapp. A. Mortland, C. Fardig, F. Rudder- ham, R. Caparotta. Second row: J. Nickerson. D. Kelly. C. Wigmore, P. Cappella. Third row: L. Cappella. R. Murphy, E. Donahue. J. Sestito. Fourth row: P. Harris, C. Cannon. E. Anderson, B. Johnson. Fifth row: P. Wright. J. Scully, P. Hunter, M. Lennon. Sixth row: E. Roose. V. Gilbert. J. Cleary. CHEERLEADERS Kneeling, Left to Right: C. Madsen. V. Frazier, C. Dunn, S. Terry. J. Palmer, M. Magnoli, G. Bonitto. i Parting Shots We entered the doors of H.H.S. last year, way back in September. The football season started later than usual, but before we could do anything, we needed money. Mr. Redmond headed a group to study the problem; we approved the resulting proposal. Student Activity tickets paid for our activities, and the extracurricular program proceded. The first game, with Rockland, saw our first win. We noticed a refreshment stand at the games, and we spied the new majorette squad. The latter practiced twice a week through the school year, and delighted the spectators at football and basketball games. During this season, the girls worked hard to make the field hockey team a success. The activities started to roll. ' The Late Christopher Bean started rehearsals and the Juniors worked on the Carnival. On the evening of No- vember 18, the result of months of work was apparent in Agricultural Hall. Our Thanksgiving Day rival, Enfield High School, was a good football squad, but. . . .not good enough to down our Hingham team. Turkey tasted just fine to our fellows after the last-minute win for which they fought to finish the season full of glory. The following week the basketball team started practicing. There was something new in this, because they were practicing at the Armory, where all the home games were played. The ice hockey team proved to be one of the best on the South Shore, despite the lack of ice. The girls ' basketball team had a disappointing season: however, this was the first squad in several years. The Rifle Club, a new addition to the activity scene, became one of the clubs in the National Rifle Association. The Senior Prom was one of the social highlights of the year. At about this time, our funds were depleted. Leading citizens of the town worked with Mr. Redmond to arrange a Sports Night. That night was one that will be remembered for a long time to come! Meanwhile, the regular functions of the school went about their busi- ness. The Student Secretaries kept the mimeographs rolling; the Assembly Committee conspired to give us wonderful programs: the inimitable Marshal Board maintained justice and a certain amount of tranquility in the halls: and the Pre-Drivers ' Course turned out a group of excellent hot-rod artists. . . . only kidding! With Spring come birds, flowers, grass, trees, and a hum of activity on the athletic field. On the tennis courts we observe Miss Poole and Mr. Ricci coaching their teams. This year, Mr. Ricci found himself with a new team. The girls are becoming accustomed to winning seasons. On another corner of the athletic field the boys huff. . .puff. . .and win races. The baseball and softball teams swat the balls with fury (and success) . Another sport that we must not forget is golf. Our group of Bobby Joneses do well for H.H.S. The last months of the year are a rush of elections, proms, parties, and goodbyes. The Junior Prom showed again the initiative of next year ' s Seniors. The year closed with the Senior Activities — the Banquet, Reception, and Grad- uation. The building closes now, and so does this book, until September, with a new cycle of activities. ADVERTISERS Please tell them you saw it here! Best Wishes DYKEMAN BROS., INC. Pharmacists John R. Dykeman, Reg. Pharm. Cor. Main and South Streets HINGHAM. MASS. TEL. HI 6-0360 Registered Pharmacist always on duty Compliments of BAKER ' S 5? to $1.00 Store Hingham East Weymouth Bosworth Beal Est. 1906 Electrical Contractors Home Appliances 38 North Street, Hingham Tel. HI 6-0955 Compliments of NANTASKET TRANSPORTATION COMPANY NANTASKET BEACH, MASS. 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