Howard High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)

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GIRL Mary Cochran . . . Dorothy Johnson Ruth Martin .... Judith Ahlborg .. Barbara Bailey .. Barbara Bailey .. Mary Franz .... Lee Caswell .... Judith Ahlborg .. Mary Cochran Mary Cochran Beverly Ensher .. Beverly Ensher . . . Joyce Pilla ..... Elizabeth Leach . Barbara Asack Grace Moses .... Tina Cavacas ..... Nancy Hemenway Beverly Ensher .... Barbara Asack .. Mary Franz .... Faith Cummings Lee Caswell ..... Mary Franz .... Mary Franz .... Senior Alphabet ARTISTIC BASHFUL ., COURTEOUS .. DRAMATIC .. EFFICIENT FRIENDLY GAY .. HANDSOME INTERESTING JOLLY LIKELY TO SUCCEED MUSICAL NEAT . . . OBLIGING . . . . . . POPULAR . . . QUIET . . ROMANTIC . . . . SEN TIMENTAL . . ... TALENTED ... . . . UNDERSTANDING . . . . . VERSATILE . . . . . WILLING . . . . . X-CITING . . . . YOUNGEST . . . . . ZEALOUS . . . BOY Roger Coelho Henry Lawson Anthony Zeuli Orvis Kinney Ronald Swanson Anthony Zeuli Joe Souza Jack Sullivan Dick May Edward Burke Roger Coelho Ronald Swanson Neil Manzer Ronald Swanson Amos Chaves Anthony Zeuli Ralph Sherman Jack Sullivan Ronald Swanson Neil Manzer Anthony Zeuli Joe Souza James Perkins Joe Souza Roger Coelho Dick May

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Class Song To the tune of When The Shepherd Leads His Sheep Back Home Now it's time for us to say Good-bye As we leave our dear Old Howard High. We will n'er forget the fun in classes, Those teacher's glances, we always won. As we go on through our future years, The sweet memories will bring on tears. But we'1l give a short sigh For our dear Old Howard High As We leave you now to say Good-bye. Now it's time for us to say farewell To our teachers who have taught us well. We will n'er forget the friends we have made, Those mem-ries linger, they will not fade. Now we must continue on our way As we travel on thru 1ife's highway. As time is drawing nigh, We will give but one short sigh Now it's time for us to say Good-bye. By Claire Hambly Ruth Martin Ode to Howard High Proud brick walls where ivy clung, Towers that reached into the sky, The hearts that quickened when the iron bell rung Were the hearts that loved Howard High. Together we missed its grandeur and grace, Together we mourned as we made a new startg We soon found Howard High was not just a place But a spirit of friendship that grew in each heart. With a smile, we recall all the fun that we shared And the youthful worries of our schoolday strife, With gratitude we remember our teachers who cared And worked to prepare us for the rough road through life How much older we feel as we all say good-bye! In this uncertain world we'll be put to a test, But with the guiding light of this dear Howard High We will choose the right path, and trust God for the rest , Anthony Zeuli

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Leis Rerniniscc Do you remember??? March 21, 1949-all those unforgettable mem- ories of old Howard High-those clanging radiators, the warm water bubblers, those pep rallies in the assembly hall, Youth Center every Fri- day night, the teachers making a mad dash for the boiler room every lunch period, writing on the basement walls, science with Mr. Gori, the Conceited Five in our sophomore year, the day the plaster fell down in Mrs.. Johnson's room, the gym classes, the afternoon Lee and Mary had to scrub the basement walls, the day the yeast dough overflowed in Mrs. Viens' room-trying to find our way around in Bridgewater Junior High . . . Mr. VirchoW's pet expressions . . . that wonderful undefeated foot- ball team-Where's Coelho every afternoon at 5:40??'??? The love affairs of Tina and Freddy, Mary and Jack . . . our disappointment over Marsh- Held's cancellation of the Thanksgiving Day Game-Joyce Pilla and Gerry Couite's smart clothes-Mr. Viens' Paper ???? Joe Souza vs. Mr. Virchow on supply and demand . . . our successful Cabaret Dances-Eddie Burke's clever remarks-rules and regulations under Mr.Moss's regime-Mary and Faith, need I say more???? The Cochesett Cowgirls--getting ads for the playbook and yearbook-those ever popular songs during our high school years- Anniversary Waltz , freshman, Four Leaf Clover , sophomore, My Foolish Heart , junior, and The Tennessee Waltz , senior .,.... . when Earl had to say adieu to Betty-those hilarious U. S. History classes -Faith's lost pocketbook--our bewilderment when the New Look was introduced-last year's girls' undefeated basketball team .....,. Those morning sessions at the Unitarian Church-Miss Yukna's Girls, you must be business-like .... getting up at such an early hour for Chemistry Lab on Saturday mornings-the buses going to games-the basketball bets which amounted to zix dollarz and zix zents-Mr. Virchow's' highly dis- cussed marking system-an expression- Punchy and Judy -some fun with Nantucket????? Mr. Finigan's dancing feet-excuses for incomplete homework-locking Miss Yukna out of the room????? the time Manzer tried on women's lingerie at play rehearsal .....,... that cool ride to Swift's Beach, the terrific sunburns we got there, the spill Judy and Barbara took on the Tandem Bikes-the day a certain three senior girls walked out of Mrs. Miller's study hall-Mr. Hawkes' many stories-all the times we tried to blow up Brockton High in Lab-Faith's misunderstand- ing over curtain calls at the Senior Class Play-all the times we had school when nobody else did????? the time David Johnson fell asleep in Econom- ics?'???? Mr. Grodin leaving for the army. By Faith Cummings and Lee Caswell