Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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THE ECHO 19 5 1 F-’RST ROW: M. Leonard. P. Cassani. E. Buckley. G. Harvey. E. McGaughey, F. Skilling. C. Reynolds. B. Ernstrom. SECOND ROW: C. Locke. R. Holmes. 1. Johnson. J. Buckley. A. Megley. M. Kelleher. A. Holbrook. E. Laurentz, B. Walsh. J. McLain. L. Sheurs. B. Griffin. A. Dana. OO, an J Sc coopd “Snoops and Scoops.” Sumner’s popular maga- zine. was issued two times during the school year and was as popular as ever. All the issues contained the usual features such as Class News. Sports. Jokes. Crossword Puzzles, and our efficient detective, Sally Snoop. The first copy, distributed at Christmas time, told us what each members of last year’s class was doing. The second issue was given out at Easter time. This copy con- tained several short stories, poems, and Easter fashions. The members of the staff wish to thank Miss Grace McCarthy for her aid in making our school paper a success. [ 20 ]

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THE ECHO 19 5 1 FRONT ROW: F. Danville, B. Clark, D. Silvia, D, Lively, C, Nelson, M, White, D. Barry, M, Ryder, L, Peters, S. Barbour, R. Iveson, C. Locke, SECOND ROW: P. Simmons, K. Pollisson, W. Shears, M. Duggan, B. Bowley, B. Reardon, P. Boghossian, J. Schutt. R, Larkin, B. Paine, F, Garland, F, Spillane. TFIIRD ROW: Miss Grace McCarthy, Adviser: R. Mielde, B, Baker, T. Cummings, B. Griffin, T. Stokinger, D, Peat. M. Baronas, C. Lincoln, C. Wright, K. Higgins. R. Savoy, M. Winders, G. Baker, P. Johnston, Miss Elna Knutson, Adviser. FOURTH ROW: D. Bertoli. R. Tirrell, C. Wilkins, R. Holmes, D. Hebron, J. McLain, E. Maynard, A. Holbrook, B. Bush, C. Leonard, R. Woodman. man PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ASSISTANT TREASURER There are fifty members in the Class of 1954, twenty-three in the college division and twenty-seven in the commercial division. During the year we lost three members, Sharon Goodwin, Joan Taylor, and William Merrill. We chose as our class colors Maroon and Gold, while the motto selected was Strive to Succeed.” Many of our members were active in school events. On the second team in girls’ basketball were Rachel Savoy, Marilyn White, Joan McLain, Anne Hol- brook, and Marjorie Duggan. On the boys’ team were Dennis Barry, Donald Bertoli, Charles Nelson, Myron Winders, Paul Simmons, Lonnie Peters, David Peat, Francis Spillane, and Robert Iveson. Dennis and Donald also played with the varsity. DENNIS BARRY LONNIE PETERS MARILYN WHITE CHARLES NELSON MARILYN RYDER Camera Club members were Joan McLain, Ellen Laurentz, Bruce Bowley, Richard Larkin, and Franklin Danville. On the gym squad were Marilyn White, Barbara Baker, Anne Holbrook, David Lively, Peter Johnston, Robert Tirrell. and Frank Garland. Franklin Danville was secretary of the Chess Club. Student Council members were David Peat and Carole Wilkins. During the year we had a Christmas Party, a very successful Saint Patrick’s Dance on March 16, and a hot dog sale on April 14. Our freshman year has almost ended, but we are looking forward to an even more enjoyable year as sophomores. [ 19 ]

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THE ECHO 19 5 1 FRONT ROW : M. Baronas. G. Baker. S. Barbour. B. Baker. D. Silvia. P. DeWolfe. C. Locke. E. Buckley. M. Leonard. SECOND ROW: .1. McLain. M. Kelleher. 1. Johnson. E. Wagner. F. Skilling. A. Marella. C. Inglcse. A. Soule. M. Mackie. Miss Margaret T. Murphy. Supervisor. THIRD ROW: J. Snow, C. Wilkins, C. Leonard, A, Holbrook. P. Krishfield, B. Reardon, S. Lewis, M. Mercer. The Girls’ Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Margaret T. Murphy, has met weekly for the entire school year. At the annual spring concert on April 1 3 the girls sang “The Halls of Ivy,” “This Is My Country,” and “In the Garden of Tomorrow.” Elbcrta Soule was the accompanist. Iris Johnson also accompanied the Glee Club at various times this year. The chorus plans to participate in the graduation program in June. [21 ]