Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

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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

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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 ' .