Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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1 ...ue 7 i T 5.14104 Home gwzone CLARENCE E. ALLEN-With his many and varied interests he serves as ath- letic director and assistant principal as well as teacher of U.S, history and arithmetic. His wry humor keeps his classes constantly on the alert, A man of distinction, golf is his hobby. JOAN BARONEeTeaches physical education and intermediate science, coaches girls' basketball. A great lover ot all sports and camping, she is a friend to her students and a lot of fun. The senior girls thank you for the wonderful time they had on the ski trip. RlCHARD BLYTHE- Hey, come on you guys! That's our coach sparking Sumner's boys to greater victory. With Mr, Blythe came the introduction of a star track team and the strengthening of the baseball nine. Aside from his physical education closses he teaches advanced biology. ANNA M. DAMONfQueen of typing and bookkeeping, Miss Damon has the distinction of having served with our faculty the longest. With marvelous patience she conducts her classes, Nature is her special hobby and she loves birds and flowers. UBALDO P. DIBENEDETTO-An exchange teacher from Italy, he instructs Sumner's students in world history, commercial geography, Spanish, and Latin. He has on avid interest in almost everything. Photography is his main hobby, and he makes good use of it as adviser to Camera Club. zwawf eww Am wa. Daman P. we

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GARLAND L. NEAL-The guiding light of Sumner High. He's a hard man to convince in an argument and we'lI never forget those fiery debates in Problems. His deep interest in the pleasures and problems of Sumner makes him an able administrator and help- ful friend. His patience and quiet understanding are qualities we all admire. FRANCIS S. RODDY- Aren't there any scientists in this genera- tion? That's our own Mr. Roddy bemoaning the fact that no one seems to understand the finer things in life. Although his subiects of science, physics, chemistry, and biology confuse us, we love him for his patience, understanding, and cooperation. PETER A. BIZINKAUSKAS-His English classes are highlighted with that same enthusiasm and humor which sparked the pro- duction of our yearbook. He gave a great deal of time and sage advice to our staff, and we sincerely thank him for the blood, sweat, toil, and tears that helped to make our yearbook a success. :six W t 4704! 4 'Y x ?-umew S. Zoddq Page ff, Z' ' Scum 61444 fiduaa Q ,4d,,g40,

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ELNA M. KNUTSON-Deals in everything from XY to isosceles triangles as she teaches math, algebra, and geometry, Teen-agers and their problems are her special interest, and what would happen to the schedules and office tiles without her? We treasure those tales of her trip abroad. WM. SHAW McCALLUM-Guidance Counselor and students' pal. His is the shoulder we cry on. To him we go with our many problems, and no matter what they are, he straightens us out with good advice and numerous pamph- lets on the subiect. Thanks for the wise guidance counselorship. KATHRYN MEGLEY-An inspiring teacher of English, her per peeves are open wardrobe doors and gum chewers. She has been a wonderful class adviser through our high school years. We'll never forget Macbeth or Miss Megley. JEANNE E. NORRIS-Director of Sumner's band. Here is the inspiration that turns a medley of squeaks and squawks into a melody. The furthering of her education, as well as swimming, sailing, and camping are her hobbies. A lover of good fun as well as good music, she has shared many enjoyable times with our band. HARDIE W. PIERCE-Teacher of commercial science, civics, and consumer education, he also coaches football and freshmen basketball. Under his encouragement, inspiration, and iust plain hard work, Sumner produced a new football team after eighteen years. We love that down Maine twang and the interest he has in each and every one of us. 2144 775. Klillfddli 70775. Siam Wkeadaon Wdluftl 70. Pence emma S. 7Zcwu2 Kathy,