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

Page 17 text:

3 1 'F 4 A 'iq- A . I .2 L7 i .gil X rtlt 'p x i fs at . , f ' Ltmzisf llifgxiii' llfiwutii HI MLM' Has rv-al svlinnl spirit, so rnufh that hi- initial- art- ll. ll, ll. 5 .... Thi- US i- ln-rau-1' lu - zi -+1-riiwr . . . v-njny- fi-Iiinu anrl flriwinu lii- car arnuml tnwn . . . usually 1-gp'-rim'-nit fm his Own in fllivniislry flu--. MARILYN BARBARA JORDAN Ready, willing. and able to help at all times . . . is never careless and does excellent work . . . quite a typist, especially at transcription . . . her actions speak louder than words. N' . pr.. , ..-ff-fi -1 7 08 9 9 G 1 f 1' C Q.-rv K ' rf - -A .Xt 5 Q' I li. 15 4 l ' .fl Y , Ari-an-M fcixru I . wav- f. f l 4- ,- 'JDM' i A t . 4 , 1 , , . fy .1 Q' , ' . . --f YL . v' 1' f ' ASI' ' If , ' ILH7' ', 4 ,. .ff ,., .1 ' -. 'mga' 5 gfbfwzs' L . V ' ..j,,'J,-- V..117a .- JOHN HARVEY MACDONALD 1 X X A grand captain, of this year's basketball team 'if h L. Y? . . . could really sink those hook shots . . . is -if, P5-A, easily recognized stalking through the halls 1 A with a happy scowl on his face. f h- i f -- .D ROBERT DONALD MACGIBBON Quiet . . . another one in the class to have his license . . . his interests are mostly out- side of school but always willing to join any class activity. GC 4

Page 16 text:

DONNA JEAN HARTSHORN Has an infectious laugh and a steady flow ' of conversation . . . lived in the Driver Educa' tion car last fall . . . has proved that size has nothing to do with power . . . portrayed the petite French maid well in the play. .,n, , . fg 2 ' ' T531 1 tx '1 'ig s if A 2 1 . 51 , it BARBARA LLLEN HILL WE E, One of Mrs. Viens's right hand women . . . H, f full of fun yet a good worker . . . brings her , - ,E ,wx father to every senior dance-at a price . . . ,vs . , . . . . X471 - 15 interested in Joining the ranks of nurses. W-rw . 552 'E 3, ev LAWRENCE W.ALTER HOLYOKE Mild and unassuming . . . nothing seems to excite him except football . . . a regular stone wall in the line as tackle . . . also did a good job in his new liackfield position . . . Boys' State Representative. too. ,, J-. fe at .F F' I, 1.1 , .Y 33' 9-- 5:4 RALPH B. Howt: E 'ff 5 An all-arountl athlete with a liuilcl to prove .4 it ext Ile l ll rt A '1inaspos...llasawon- . dvrlul personality . . . we-ll like-tl . . . his smile 1' A draws women like flies to honey , , , has 3 - I I 4 voravious appetite also. into. f x 'Mag 94 ,s 4 QV' J Q 4 Q Mi pa -f 'gl,.g:. '51Ne 41 ' L , fi fa ff ' ll A Q digg 1 4 Q gi 'M g 'A , FMP' 'si ,ff gang, V A ,f R-c-'Hsu fw..,t A ,ge .f 1753-'lj I-'lf ,, 1f,532gg3Niij55':y .. ..of,75,,j?-- D 1 .-651315 4 .fn 4 Id.. sef fT'. --4 RQs5fe,,,fs fe?,,'At A 2,53 ,331 E Z MW R .fH 1fswM.,W: - , -we J ' W sm? mf Q4 ' E :M '-'N A X I K 1 9 ' ,rf ' 1 1 fi ,M ' if A -.,- X' x -'Li NR N I 2 ' Q' fwfgsl 'sf is ,, .P xdfvb t, 'Lz:1,. 'W A ' q 3.Q'k'-

Page 18 text:

ff - 5. ' --.f ft if w V 7 ,TH X 'I 'if ' l , -'J Hlglfy :Pr - ' --Q if 4559? fi V' 'sri , SALLY MAE MATHEP. Bubbly . . . laughing . . . full of fun . . . bouncy head cheerleader . . . never absent a day for five years . . . did a good job of ad- libbing in the Senior Class Play. EDNA ARDELLE MCLAUGHLIN Very good sense of humor . . . known to the sociology class as Edna, Baby . . . scored the girls' basketball games . . . plans to take up hairdressing after graduation. F . . -1.1-:.-1' - , -L-.5 in x ? wh. gif -K. gif? - ,fe IW W if ,X i a E I ' S 5 x C? .Q-ii sgk-.,., ' S' , rf'-3 1-T3 n Jw ' l fy' v 7 .v ' KENNETH RUSSELL NEWMAN -, :fag .. , ,. ,154 . Deep voiced . . . drives a 1952 De Soto around ' the North End . . . makes the shop his second - home . . . won't rest until he has that gradua- f ' tion diploma in his hands. , , ,:,g, N 532: A fu? s fini of If it gigs X E 5 -. 1 3 X -QR A 4 iff ff. af 4, Q-.qv gif Q:-V -fy ga, V s 1. f. if L 3 'r , 1 ', 9515 R are if P 5 gfger- 5' gi HE ' L es, '1 ' 3 Q, E ' sxtfifab ish MARILYN SANDRA NICKERSON Could always be relied upon to supply laughs in seventh period study . . . as our spirited basketball captain she looked forward most to dear old Sumner . . . the driver who asked Shall I pass now?