Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

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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

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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!

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