Hudson High School - Inter Nos Yearbook (Hudson, MA)

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ID CHARLES JEWETT leaves hrs car alone for a change AUDREY JONES leaves us glad she came to jorn us PEGGY JONES leaves one of her servrcemen to oan Terrasr PAUL J KERRIGAN left us ibut he came backjl PHYLLIS LAPAN leaves her love for Square Dancrng to any Future Farmers wrfe DOLORES LaROSE leaves her pots and pans to next years Home Economrcs Class RICHARD LEVEILLE leaves the Marlboro bus that never got hrm to school on trme to any future commuter JULIO LOUREIRO leaves hrs unruly locks to Sam Dupont RICHARD LYONS leaves hrs frghtrng sprrrt to the athletes of the future MARJORIE MACDONALD leaves for Whrte Crty wrth the gang HELEN MARQUES leaves her reserved manner to Patrrcra Gelrna CAROL MARSTON leaves Mrss Dean searchrng for another assrstant LOUISE MARTIN leaves her hope chest to all you hopeful grrls JOSEPH MCDERMOTT leaves hrs promrnent place rn the band for some future musrcran JOSEPH MCMAHON leaves hrs srlver skates to Thayer Brown DAVID MORTENSON leaves hrs unabrrdged joke book to brother Bob FRANCES OCONNELL leaves her awards rn roller skatrng to Holly Prttock CHESTER OLASKI leaves the movre camera to the school ANN ONEIL leaves a certarn unror lonely UDITH PARDEE leaves her lady lrke ways to Barbara Mannrng PATRICIA PATTERSON leaves strll cheerrng WILLIAM PAUPLIS leaves to get the mornrng paper FRANK PIMENTEL leaves hrs way wrth the grrls to anyone wrllrng to undertake such a tremendous task ALFRED RIO leaves hrs cue strck to the fish CAROLE ROCHE leaves to become Hudsons first woman polrtrcran CHASE RODGER leaves hrs rngenurty to hrs brother Cameron MAURICE ROSS leaves hrs love for P Nuts to anyone who lrkes them JACK SANTOS leaves hrs curly harr to Jackre Anastas EAN SHIAPPA leaves her long, wavy harr to the envy others PETER SCHLICKMAN leaves hrs deep thoughts to James DeVenuto RODGER SCOTT leaves cloud 55 to any Freshman rnclrned to daydreamrng DAVID SHERMAN leaves to buy a parr of strlts CHARLES SILVA leaves hrs abrlrty to drrve a certarn beach wagon to nobody ut the owner RUBEN SOUZA leaves hrs abrlrty to speak Portuguese to Tony Fernandes MARY SPENCER leaves as quretly as she entered RITA SPINNEY leaves her admrratron for sarlors to her srster Eunrce BARBARA TERRIO leaves her soft vorce to Mary Ellen Murphy GRACE WEST leaves her enthusrasm for school actrvrtres to Jean MacCarthy GERTRUDE WHEELER leaves her love for Home Economrcs to Shrrley Spencer NANCY WHITCOMB leaves for Hollywood KENNETH WILLIS leaves hrs good looks to Ronald Lord DIANE WIRTH leaves chernrstry wrth the words It Jes don t seem rrght' SHIRLEY YOUNG leaves her lrttle black book to all the Junror grrls short of dates To the Freshman Class we leave fwhrch proves rt can be donelb To the Sophomore Class we leave two good years behrnd and the two best years yet to come We leave our shoes to the Junror Class but we doubt rf they can frll them And so wrth thrs our last wrll and testament we brd the cruel world a fond farewell . J .p . .J. D I I T' . ' J U ' . J . .. . '. b

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We the class of 1951 berng of lrke mrnd and rn sound agreement realrzrng that our exrstence as a group must termrnrte soon do herby draw up thrs wrll Our herrs are those who must remarn and carry on the tradrtrons of the school after we have been relegated to another Cbetterh lrfe Therefore we leave the followrng propertres as well as the fine qualrtres of honor leadershrp and sportsmanshrp to the class of 1954 rts advrsors and mstructors knovtrng they wrll take these legacres at therr true worth and use them accordrngly SHIRLEY ALZAPIEDI leaves her posrng abrlrty to anyone who lrkes to be photographed ROBERT ANASTAS leaves hrs quarterback shoes to be Hlled by cousrn ack BETTY ARCHAMBEAU leaves her wrong numbers to any future telephone operator PATRICIA BAKER leaves her arguments to next years debaters AMES BATTISTI leaves hrs unexcelled neatness to anyone less fortunately endowed EDWARD BENOIT could leave hrs soccer pants to some basketball player but we bet he doesn t ALDA BOWLBY leaves her natural curly harr to Sandra Brrtton DANIEL BRACKETT leaves a new hrgh school for as we go so goes the school ANET BRADLEY leaves her sewrng krt to a junror seamstress LORRAINE BROWN leaves her sunny smrle to Ann obrn MARSHALL BRUCE leaves hrs rnterest rn astronomy to star gazers SHIRLEY CHAVES leaves her dark brown eyes to her srster Paulrne LORRAINE CHICOINE leaves her role as head drum majorette to Betty McMahon MILDRED CUMMINGS leaves her junror Prom Queen trtle to some fortunate junror PAUL V DAVIS leaves hrs srster Pat ROBERT DAVIS leaves the presrdency of the Senror Class to hrs brother no doubt capable of fillrng rt DOLORES DIAS leaves het knovn how rn typrng to any begrnnrng typrst MARGARET DOYLE leaves her grrlrsh ways to any sophomore grrl who ll use them rn lrke manner NATALIE ESTES leaves her knack of chewrng gum wrthout gettrng P M to Shrrley Bates ALBERT FAGERQUIST leaves hrs spare pounds I and there are plenty of themb to Holly McAulrffe RICHARD FEARING leaves hrs curly black halr to Gerald Gault CHARLES GALLAGHER leaves hrs car to the shop for experrmental purposes MILDRED GIBSON leaves her prano to next year s chorus WILLIAM L GLYNN leaves hrs careful drrvrng habrts to Charles Kaloustran fwho we understand needs themb WILLIAM T GLYNN leaves hrs unobstrusrveness to Robert Cardrn ANN GOODING leaves her broken megaphone to Anrta DAmrcr C who plans to reparr rtj GEORGE GRANT leaves hrs nonchalance to relreve any self conscrous Sophomore SANDRA GRAVES leaves het artrstrc abrlrty and drrectrons on how to reap results to Clarre Bonazzolr RAYMOND GUERARD leaves hrs blockrng abrlrty to Thomas Dhronrs CHARLES GUIDO'I'fI lenes hrs own method of Trrg to Wayne jenkrns who uses the book BEVERLY HAYES leases her pretty red harr to anyone promrsrng not to cut t ANNE HOUGHTON leases her good marks to joan Serfer las rf she needs themj AGNES HUREAU leaves her chorce recrpes to keep the students snrfflng through the halls DAVID JENNISON leaves hrs smart varrety of prpes to prpe smokers on the faculty . . J 1 I ' - J . . I . . l J . GLORIA DEARCANGELIS leaves her place as editor of the Yearbook to any junior f ' ' ' i .

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Or U P K gb ifyk v 5 O If .4 frs 5... SHIRLEY ALZAPIEDI a miniature Mercury to re mind her of a certain someone ROBERT ANASTAS the song sheet Peg O My Heart BETTY ARCHAMBEAU a telephone so she can go on saying Number Please PATRICIA BAKER a book of debates in case she ever runs out of arguments JAMES BATTISTI a calendar to remind him of une EDWARD BENOIT a beach wagon so he can take more kids riding ALDA BOWLBY an iron so she can keep her clothes as neat as ever DANIEL BRACKETT a yet plane so he can get to Marlboro faster JANET BRADLEY a letter of recommendation for a job in the post ofhce so that she can be sur- rounded by 'males.' LORRAINE BROWN a pair of rubber fenders protect the other drivers on the road. MARSHALL BRUCE a telescope so he can continue to study the stars. SHIRLEY CHAVES a ship to take her to a certain sailor. LORRAINE CHICOINE a motorcycle so that she can follow a certain someone. MILDRED CUMMINGS an ice cream scoop to help her start her own stand. PAUL V. DAVIS a left-handed monkey wrench, so he can keep his car traveling to Marlboro. ROBERT DAVIS a bachelors button, which he shouldn't have. GLORIA DEARCANGELIS an alarm clock, so she will be on time. DOLORES DIAS a time clock, so she can record all the hours she has spent helping the Class of '53. MARGARET DOYLE a pair of scissors, so she can always keep her hair in a Bob. N ATALIE ESTES a rope to keep her tied to Hudson ALBERT FAGERQUIST an everlasting movie pass so he can see the movies? 7 7 RICHARD FEARING a pair of stilts to make him taller CHARLES GALLAGHER a tankful of gas to keep his 37 Ford traveling from Hudson to Marlboro MILDRED GIBSON a miniature library to keep her well versed in English literature WILLIAM L GLYNN a gas governor so he wont exceed the speed limit WILLIAM T GLYNN a hanger to keep his clothes as Nitas ever ANN GOODING a bottle of glue to help her stick to one boy GEORGE GRANT some rouge in case he ever stops blushing SANDRA GRAVES artist supplies to help her fur- ther her career. RAYMOND GUERARD free telephone service to Northboro so he won t run up a large bill phon- ing a certain someone. CHARLES GUIDOTTI a Shell Credit Card bought at Murphy Motors. BEVERLY HAYES dancing slippers so shell con- tinue to be our best dancer. ANNE HOUGHTON a ticket to the University of Maine. AGNES HUREAU a pair of blinders, to shield those flirty eyes. DAVID JENNISON' a polishing cloth, so he can keep the tanks polished. CHARLES JEWETT a tool kit, to start his career as a mechanic. AUDREY JONES handcuffs, to keep her attached to a certain Boltonite. MARGARET JONES an appointment at the beauty parlor, to keep her hair always neat and trim. . . v a U A G+ os ' A - ' aft- O' QW? i L' - H-if 'f 7 4 -240,-1- 4 u ' . . . , v ay: 0 IK 0.45.00 D0aa'Oc.'c9 V 1 Q B. W . 0 ...K 'Q l G o s ag' ' 'o ' 'O ' fl ,. l I' I I . , ' ,to