Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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THE ECHO 23 SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Row 1: C. Terrazano, M. Smith, G. Kelly, P. Hammond, R. Johnson, V. Koeppel, B. Iveson, A. Anderson. Row 2: Miss Bartlett, B. Smith, M. Moran, N. Cook, E. Baker. H. Mitchell, B. Iveson, H. Pollison, E. Brown, S. Morton, I. DeCoster, H. Megley. Row 3: H, Nason, W. Sprague, D, Clark, T. Walls, R. Quincy, H. Speiler, J. Towns, H. Hamilton, B, Loyns, H. Putt, R. Franz, H. Robertson. Row 4: R. Finley, A. Murdock, J. Behan, F. Mack, L. Kunan, S. Nihtela, C. George, W. Poole. Sophomore Class Officers President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Class Motto — “After the battle, the reward.” Philip Hammond Barbara Iveson Virginia Koeppel Ruth Johnson Class Flower — Talisman roses. Dorothea Beere has moved to Braintree. Sylvia Morton is a new member of the Sophomore class. Sophomore Honor Roll September — October Barbara Iveson Virginia Koeppel November — December Barbara Iveson Allen Murdock January — February. Edith Brown Charles George Ruth Johnson March — April Edith Brown Richard Quincy

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22 THE ECHO Junior Honor Roll September — October Barbara Barton Barbara Boardman John Card Douglas Egles Bernadine Ford Jean Gagnon Anne McGaughey Barbara Scott November — December Barbara Barton Barbara Boardman Anne McGaughey Robert Nason Jean Gagnon Barbara Scott John Card Douglas Egles January — F ebruary Barbara Scott John Card Barlrara Boardman Douglas Egles Bernadine Ford Jean Gagnon Anne McGaughey March — April John Card Barbara Barton Douglas Egles Barbar Barton Jean Gagnon Bernadine Ford Anne McGaughey Barbara Scott A11 A’s C. Wiggins: “Are these socks a gyp! Here I paid fifteen cents for them, and now 1 have to take them back.” B. Woods: “What’s wrong with them?” C. Wiggins: “Every time I walk, they run.” Eldridge on the telephone: “My son will not be able to come to school this afternoon; he has a cold.” Teacher: “Very well, sir. Who is this speaking?” Eldridge: “My father, sir.” Turkey Trot: “ Tien you asked her to dance, did she accept?” “Did she? She was on my feet in an instant.”

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24 THE ECHO SOPHOMORE PLAY CAST Sophomore Program A successful sophomore entertainment was presented at Sumner High School Hall on Friday evening, March 25 at 8 o’clock before a large and in- terested audience. The program opened with a few spirited marches on the piano by Stewart McKay. The first act of a two-act play entitled “Hello, Trouble,” was then pre- sented. The plot of the comedy involved the task of a co-ed to win the affection of a handsome but absent-minded professor in a small college. In a short time the professor surprised the girl by confessing his love to her, and the play ended happily. The members of the cast, who presented the play with great success, were Allen Murdock, who did a fine character role as Professor Foggison; Philip Hammond, who fitted the part of the methodical dean splendidly; Nancy Cook, who portrayed finely the dean’s daughter, Mazelle, or so-called “Trouble,” a vivacious and popular girl; Ruth Johnson, who was Jean, a cute and winsome co-ed; John Townes as Ted, an athletic, up-to-date fellow; Beatrice Iveson, as Sylvia, presented herself as the innocent and silly type, and whose giggles kept the audience in laughter; Bruce Smith, as Frank, the rather plump and lazy type, and whose attitude of perfect relaxation was very evident; Helen Mitchell, as the Kid, an overstudious co-ed. At the end of the second act flowers were presented by Nancy Cook as a token of appreciation of the cast to Miss Bartlett, who was coach of the play and chairman of the entertainment. Accordion solos were greatly enjoyed as presented by Pauline Raynor and Robert Nason. Helen Mitchell gave several difficult dance routines. Herbert Hamilton displayed his skill in twirling a lighted torch, a feature greatly en- joyed by the audience. A farce called “The Chink and the Coon” was very humorous and was well done by William Bourne and Charles Williams. The program closed with Vir- ginia Hanney, who did some graceful acrobatic dancing.