Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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24 THE ECHO Awards at Graduation June 1944 TYPING Alma Mann, 53-15-5 Audrey Smart, 50-15-3 SCHOLARSHIP Presented by the Class of 1939 Elizabeth Card HONOR ROLL Seniors Juniors Patricia Allen 1, 2 Robert Bettle Alice Andrew 1, 3 Geraldine Clifford 1, 2, 3 Avis Atwood 1, 3 Madeline Johnson 2 Ramona Card 1, 2, 3 Josephine Pepper 2 Claire Cote 2, 3 Thomas Veale 1 Gloria Hagerty 2 Robert White 1, 2 Claire Haskins 3 Marie Leitch 1, 2, 3 Freshmen Colena MacLeod 1, 2. 3 Priscilla Chapman 2, 3 Lawrence McGaughey 3 Helen Ellis 2, 3 Dorothy Pawlowski 1, 2, 3 Robert Estabrook 1 Madeline Polisson 2 Doris Grindle 2, 3 Constance Smith 3 Priscilla Hobart 1, 2, 3 Ruth White 1, 2, 3 Albert Marcus 1, 2 Barbara McGaughey 1, 2, 3 Sophomores Marion Morgan 2, 3 Phyllis Burdick 3 Marjorie Skilling 1 , 2 % 3 Lura Files 2 Barbara Smith 3 Pauline Kelley 1, 2, 3 Virginia Robertson 3 Grace McCarthy 1, 2, 3 Theodore Veale 1 . 2 Joan McGaughey 2. 3 Joyce- Ann Whitaker 1,2 % 3 Elaine Meintosh 1 , 2 . 2 Constance Wood 1, 2.3 Beverly Orcutt L 2, 3 All A Grades Robert Pawlowski 1, 2, 3 Helen Rimkus 1 Phyllis Taylor 1 . 2, 2 Elmer Wallster 2 Mary White 2

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THE ECHO 23 First. Row: B. Smith, P. Hobart, C. Jorgenson, J. Whitaker, A. Marcus. M. Skillings, T. Veale, V. Robertson, R. Estabrook, D. Grinclle, C. Dick- inson, J. Matthews, E. Shallis. Second Row: Mr. J. P. Walsh, R. Anderson, M. Bishop, B. Schutt, E. Cassani, L. Gann, B. McGaughey, M, Morgan, H. Ellis, C. Wood, P. Chapman, A. Mackie, D. Berg, Miss Dorothy Dunbar. Third Row: W. Bucchino, R. Miles, W. Toomey, J. Colby, W. Grant, R. Carter, L. Hayden, J. Galway, H. Fairweather, A. Richardson, T. Darenzo, S. Johnson. FRESHMAN CLASS President Theodore Veale Vice President Albert Marcus Secretary Virginia Robertson Treasurer Marjorie Skilling Student Council ]oYCE Whitaker and Robert Estabrook The Freshman Class insists that it is the best class ever to enter Sumner. There are eighteen in the commercial course while twenty-four are takino college studies. During the year the class lost two of its members — Harold Belcher and John Berg, and gained one — Jean Matthews of Bridgewater. Two well conducted class meetings have been held in room eight with Theodore Veale presiding. The class is well represented in activities of the school with four classmates active in the basketball team. They are Marion Morgan, Barbara McGaughey, Richard Miles, and James Galway. Eleven of the girls sing in the Glee Club, namely Marion Morgan, Virginia Robertson, Barbara Smith, Catherine Dick- inson, Evelyn Shallies, Joyce Whitaker, Constance Wood, Regina Creighton, Helen Ellis, Jean Matthews, and Priscilla Chapman. There are also four repre- sentatives on the Echo staff — Malcolm Bishop, Joyce Whitaker, Marjorie Skilling, and Harold Fairweather. Now as the freshman year draws to a close, each member is looking for- ward to being a sophomore and watching next year’s freshmen go through the same trials and tribulations gone through by the Class of 1947.

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THE ECHO 25 ALUMNI Class of 1943 William Bagiev, U.S.N. Seabees Motor Machinist Russell Chandler, U.S.N. Signal Corps Paul Colby, U.S.N. Pharmacist’s Mate Harry Davis, U.S.N. V5 Air Corps • Cadet at Wesleyan College Theodore Haggai, U.S.N. Submarine Victor Hogan, U.S.N. Musician Windsor Hollis, U.S.N. Air Corps Cadet at de Pauw College Elbridge Hooker, Hooker’s Ice Cream Richard Jennings, U.S.N. Air Corps Cadet Albert Lehtinen, U.S. Maritime Serv- ice Enoch Lehtinen, U. S. Maritime Serv- ice Raymond Lutz, U.S. A. Military Police Frank McGaughey, U.S. A. Medical Division Paul Mitchell, U.S.N. Air Corps Ca- det at Wesleyan College Frank Moran, U.S.N. Yeoman Gordon Neal, U.S.N. Air Corps Radio Operator John Thayer, U.S. A. Air Corps Cadet at Texas William Williamson, U.S. A. Signal Corps Irene Ben vie, Hingham Ship Yard, office Muriel Berg, Canton Rubber Com- pany, secretary Alice Bestoso, Wilfred Academy, hairdresser Leone Blachutta, Boston Art School Janet Bolles, Lynn Hospital, Cadet Nurse Ruth Cann, Hingham Ship Yard, office Elizabeth Card, Radcliff College Marion Creighton, at home Jean Currier, Currier’s Frame Shop Patricia Donovan, New York City, office Ellen Eaton, Canton Rubber Com- pany, office Mary Eaton, McCarthy’s Department Store, clerk Eleanor Finnegan, Hingham Ship Yard, office Edna Grover, Eaton’s Shoe Factory, office Eleanor Grover, Eaton’s Shoe Fac- tory, office Glenna Hulbert, New Hampshire Ag- ricultural Testing Department Eleanor Kennedy, Fisher’s Business School Madeline Lyons, San Francisco, Cali- fornia, office Helen Mackie, Burdett Business Col- lege Alma Mann, Hingham Ship Yard, office Helen McIntosh, Norfolk County Hos- pital, office Dorothy Porter, Mercantile House in Boston, clerk Elizabeth Putt, Stenotype School Gertrude Robertson, Boston Bank, office Agnes Schutt, Fore River Ship Yard Audrey Smart, John Hancock Insur- ance Company, office Lois Tilton, Rhode Island State Col- lege Mary Walsh, Hingham Ship Yard, office Ruth Weatherby, Hingham Ship Yard, office