Huntington High School - Talisman Yearbook (Huntington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1949 volume:

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CRANE: PRINCIPAL 9 acuffy FLRST ROW: Mr. james McKenna, Mr. joseph Kelly, Mr. Francis Crane, Miss Marion Holton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Charles Cwirka, Mr. William Fenton. y 1 0 XT unior Cfau FIRST ROWS jessie Wright, joseph Caputo, Rita Brin, Mary Lagoy, janet Heath, Evelyn Bergeron, Kenneth Brown, Sally Caron. SECOND ROW: Frank Miller, Elizabeth Brueno, Patricia Magargal, Stella Siembar Carol Vance, Dorothy Mason, june Parish, Mr. joseph Kelly. THIRD ROW: Gordon Bush, Richard Langill, Raymond Crum, Robert Smith, james Hoey. an 13 cg0pll0l'I'l0l'e Cla!! FIRST ROW: Myrtie Wood, Nettie Pease, Phyllis Thibault, Richard Gilltrop, Norman Beals. SECOND ROW: Anna Mae Fouli, Grace Barr, Arlene Rabideau, Eleanor Ducharme Mr. William Fenton. THIRD ROW: Arlene Cornellier, Ernest Lauffenburger, Betty jane St. Peter, Gwendolyn Frew. 14 greahman Clan FIRST ROW: George Bergin, Florence Church, Warren Packard, Edward Porter, Carol O'Brien, Patricia Thibault, Ann Gaudette. SECOND ROW: Pauline Richardson, Hazel Boyd, Ernestine Perry, Marion Dodge, Shirley Renaud, Wayne Fisk, Mr. james McKenna. THIRD ROWi Bryon Wilcox, Ronald Knowlton, Felix james, Louis Gobeille, Harry Woodis, Robert Dupelle, Thomas St. Peter. NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKENi Harold Bergin. 15 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: 7th anal 8th Qracfea Raymond Moquin, Beryl Ellershaw, Virginia Weeks, Leonard Schott, Theresa Lesieur, Anna Hallett, Maxwell Fiske, Richard Webb. Paul Richardson, Norma Remington, Theresa Lagoy, Theresa Libardi, Mary Louise McLean, james Beatty, Shirley Ross, Lois Remington, Mr. Charles Cwirka. june Giltrop, David Cyre, Robert Campo, Kenneth Cole, Douglas McCready, Barbara Lauffenburger, Margaret Sullivan, Willard Pero 16 Zafbman tag FIRST ROW: Nell Northwood, janey Crowley, Doris Knowlton, Jacky Caron, Shirley Pomeroy. SECOND ROW: john Eddy, Robert Brarnan, Beatrice jones, Miss Marion Holton 17 i- ight Sing FIRST ROWi john Eddy, Shirley Pomeroy, Nell Northwood, janet Heath, Doris Knowlton, janey Crowley, Jacky Caron, Robert Braman. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Bergeron, Anna Mae Fouli, Theresa Libardi, Eleanor Ducharme, Grace Barr, Arlene Cornellier, Myrtie Wood, Sally Caron, Miss Marion Holton. THIRD ROW: Maxwell Fiske, Robert Smith, Richard Langill, joseph Caputo, Norman Beals, Kenneth Brown, George Bergin. 18 ' 1 H Q fi ,, , , ,YY ,,, .4 4 4 ,. lu own ciala FIRST ROW: Nell Northwood, Mary Lagoy, janet Heath, Sally Caron, Evelyn Bergeron. SECOND ROW: Maxwell Fisk, Doris Knowlton, janey Crowley, Carol Vance, Jacky Caron, Mr. Francis Crane. THIRD ROW: Robert Smith, joseph Caputo, Raymond Crum, Robert Braman, Kenneth Brown. i Z1 :Debating FIRST ROW: Janet Heath, Evelyn Bergeron, Sally Caron, Dorothy Mason, Mr james McKenna. SECOND ROW: Warren Packard, Harry Woodis, Carol Vance, Wayne Fisk. THIRD ROW: Robert Dupelle, Felix james, Raymond Crum, Robert Smith. ZZ Student Counci FIRST ROW: joseph Caputo, Doris Knowlton, Robert Braman, janet Heath. SECOND ROW: june Gilltrop, Anna Hallett, Gwendolyn Frew, Raymond Moquin, Mr. Francis Crane. THLRD ROW: Harold Bergin, Richard Gilltrop, Warren Packard, james Beatty Z3 -.44 V . E f I I i i n N l l N I l I r , pereila Cad FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Brueno, Kenneth Brown, john Eddy, Jacky Caron, Dorothy Mason. SECOND ROW: Sally Caron, janet Heath, Raymond Crum, Harry Woodis, Mr. james McKenna. Z4 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: glee cm joseph Caputo, Wayne Fisk, Norman Beals, Kenneth Brown, i Raymond Crum, john Eddy, Robert Braman, Harry Woodis, Richard Gilltrop. R Anna Mae Fouli, Phyllis Thibault, Gwendolyn F rew, Dorothy M'dson, Evelyn Bergeron, Sally Caron, janet Heath, Jacky Caron, Shirley Pomeroy, Carol O'Brien, Betty Jane St. Peter. Arlene Rabideau, Elizabeth Brueno, june Parish, Patricia Magargal Carol Vance, Nettie Pease, Grace Barr, Stella Siernbar, Eleanor Ducharme, Florence Church. Shirley Renaud, Rita Brin, Ann Gaudette, Arlene Cornellier, Jessie Wright, Patricia Thibault, Hazel Boyd, Ernestine Perry, Marion Dodge, Myrtie Wood, Pauline Richardson. W 25 F , X-T X V17 J3oy.4 2 Jgadleefbau eam FIRST ROW: Bryon Wilcox, Richard Langill, Louis Gobeille, James Hoey, joseph Caputo, Gordon Bush, Richard Gilltrop. SECOND ROW: Manager Kenneth Brown, George Bergin, Harry Woodis, Warren Packard, Ernest Lauffenburger, Edward Porter, Frank Miller, Coach Kelly. Z7 girl!! lgadkeiball eam FIRST ROW: june Gilltrop, Stella Siembar, janey Crowley, Eleanor Ducharme, Dorothy Mason. SECOND ROW: Margaret Sullivan, Mary Lagoy, Nettie Pease, Janet Heath, Coach Kelly. as Cheerleader! LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Brin, Patricia Thibault, Sally Caron, Florence Church, Carol O'Brien, Myrtie Wood, janet Heath, Evelyn Bergeron. 29 56152661 5961111 FIRST ROW: Ronald Knowlton, Harry Woodis, Louis Gobeille, joseph Caputo, Bryon Wilcox. SECOND ROW: George Bergin, Felix james, Ernest Lauffenburger, James Hoey, Coach Kelly. THIRD ROW: Richard Gilltrop, Edward Porter, Gordon Bush, Warren Packard, Frank Miller. 30 34111 SCHOOL FUN E fv S X,--N 1 '31 I' ,fl mm.. .1 , ,HH ,.,.+QW WM.l llmm M Q 5 , I,- fg it u 1 sway A ff 'fy K.-Eff 5482 13' , , f s gg! Y . S mf' 'Q ,W i 'M 33 A 1 xi, . w I W . - . ., Q Y l 9 ne H 5' 1 5 R 1 2 , , A 1 ' . WE, QQ .4 4 - ' ,, ,1 5 -W Y ,i .gf f' 41 ' .',V ij 1 'Qi ,,,,.:: X w r Q ,,'k W V, K K Wlifw X W ,f 2 , 356.91 41 4 gkwf. A' :Q PM ab-avg' sm A Wgiirlw Em' MA,-,,f,,Q, :Q A5 1 xl 4 My . Q. mmf Fw? M wk. - Editor-in-Chief - - - Assistant Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor - - - Production Manager - - Kdvertising Manager - - lze galidman 199 - - - - - - - - Doris Knowlton - - - - - - - - - Nell Northwood - - - - - - - - - Shirley Pomeroy - - ------- jacquelyn Caron - - --------- Robert Braman Business Manager - -------------- - john Eddy Photography Manager - - ------- - - - - - jane Crowley Distributing Manager - - - Class Advisor - - - - Class Motto- 1- - - - Class Flower - - Class Colors - '- - - - - - -- - - - Beatricejones - - - - - - - -Miss Marion Holton VIAM ENVENIEMUS AUT VLAM FACIEMUS QWe will find a way or we will make one, - - - - - - - - - White Carnation -- - - - - - - -Maroonandwhite 35, clan prophecy Suppose that you come with us for a ride on our magic carpet to visit the former members of the Class of 4-92 Ten years have elapsed and it is now l959f Our first stop will be Worthington where we find Shirley Pomeroy very happily married. Shirley and her husband have made Worthington famous by introducing a new breed of goats. Here's luck Shirley: And best wishes for your happiness. Hop on and hang on for we must hurry. We still have a long way to go. Our next stop will be Russell where we find janey Crowley acting as the proprietor of the former Rogers' Corner Store. They say she is doing very well not only with her store but with her collection of diamonds. janey always did have quite a few hearts tied in knots. We must leave jane now and be on our way. All aboard everyone: Huntington is our next stop. As we fly low over it, a big neon sign catches our eye. It is introducing the La Brecque Hardware Store. We find Jacky as the bookkeeper. We wish you luck Jacky in keeping your accounts straight, With a swoosh: Our magic carpet is again on its way. Where to ? To Michigan to visit john Eddy. He has arranged a famous Dance Orchestra known all over the world. His orchestra goes by the name of Swing and Sway the Eddy Way. john is still a bachelor. He says that his love for music is better than his love for women. Wishing him lots of happiness our magic carpet is again on its way. Our next stop is New York where we find Doris Knowlton. She has taken her place amongst the great stars. She plays the part of the unforgettable Baby Snooks. She also has New York wide-eyed, for in her spare time she models for television. You are a lucky girl Dorisff Now as we are off again, leaving the bright lights of New York, we come to a very desolate spot to find Bob Braman, our former Class President. He is living in Vermont and trying desperately to keep in stride with Paul Bunyon. Bob owns several saw mills in different parts of the country. By the way, Bob married a former high school student. Remember Carol Vanceff Leaving in a cloud of dust, we are on our way to Chicago to find Beatrice jones. She is a well-known author and has written many books. Her next book is The Ideal Policeman. And although it is not completed they say it will be a super seller. Well, all set, let us get along to the last member of the Class of 4-9. We are head- ing like a bullet toward Dalton, Massachusetts, where we find Nell Northwood acting as Superintendent of the Chi1dren's playground. Nell keeps a watchful eye on all pre-school children whose parents are at work. Nell also has two children of her own who demand a good deal of watching, for they seem to have inherited some of Ne1l's rnischievousness. Nell has done much to improve recreation for children. 'Keep it up Nell, you are doing a fine job. The magic carpet is swooping downward and so ends our visit with the Class of 4-9, Robert Braman Nell Northwood 36 Cla.4.4 Qifu Robert Braman ----- - Candy Bar Everytime I see Bob He is eating candy bars So here is a bar of sweets The name of it is mars. jacquelyn Caron :--- Diamond Ring Jacky already has a hope chest And is probably hoping for the best So we give her this diamond ring Knowing how much happiness it will bring jane Crowley ------ 3 Perfume As jane has one particular beau. We think that she should lmow That perfume sometimes does the trick To help that man stick to his chick. john Eddy ------- Automobile To john we give a brand new car So you can go to places far Without a mishap or accident You should always be content. Beatricejones- - - - - - - -House Beatrice is always wishing That she could own a home So here is a cute and little house And you'll never be on the roam. Doris Knowlton ------ High Heels Since Doris is so short and tiny With curly hair and teeth like pearls These high heels we give to you To make you as tall as other girls. 37 Nell Northwood ----- Vitamin Pills As Nell lives way up in the hills And has to walk so far We give to her these vitamin pills So they will cure some of her ills. Shirley Pomeroy - - -Needle and Thread Shirl probably already knows That she will have to sew his clothes So here is a needle and thread Now she can sew on buttons and bows. Beatrice jones Shirley Pomeroy Class will On this twenty-second day of june, 1949, A. D., the Senior Class of Huntington High School, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. I, Nell Northwood, do will and bequeath to Robert Wellspeak, my sense of understand- ing and my ability to keep out of trouble. May it help you through the rest of your Huntington High School Days. I, Robert Braman, do will and bequeath to Snuff Smith a trust fund to be used exclusive ly for buying Carol May her candy bars during ten minute period. I, john Eddy, do will and bequeath to Teddy Porter, my ability to get out on the dance floor and really cut a rug. Honestly, Teddy you don't know what you are missing. I, Jacky Caron, do will and bequeath to the shy girls of Huntington High School my acting ability in the school plays. May this be of aid to anyone who desires to be a great actress someday. I, jane Crowley, do will and bequeath to Pat Magargal, my ability to get out and join the various activities and have a marvelous time without a worry or a fret. This is the only way to happiness. 38 I, Doris Knowlton, do will and bequeath to Dorothy Mason, my ability to make up fast excuses and reasons on the spur of the moment and yet not get flustered so as to betray my guilt. I, Shirley Pomeroy, do will and bequeath to Arlene Cornellier my secret on how to catch that certain guy and get him to pop the question. Remember to keep this secret and treasure it dearly. I, Beatrice jones, do will and bequeath to Arlene Rabideau, my admiration for the Down Homers. We, the Senior Class do will and bequeath the following: To anyone who desires to build a bonfire all the Shorthand books, so as to make it blaze that much higher. You really should take advantage of this very generous offer. To Ernestine Perry a muffler, so as to stiffle that giggle of hers which seems to burst forth in every one of her classes. To Ellie Ducharme and Nettie Pease each a certificate for their lady like sportsman- ship on the basketball squad this year-keep up the good work girls. To Bam Packard, a shotgun to keep away all those charming girls who are continually after his affections. To june Parish a chauffeur to drive her to and from those hasty excursions she must make so frequently before school. This will save so much wear and tear on you june. To Raymond Crum, a motor bike, maybe this will aid Ray to reach his destination on time. To Maxwell Fiske, a pair of Adams Shoes so that he can look down at his girls and not up. To the junior Class our positions, hardships and joys of the Hi-Lights. The best of luck to you. To Sally Caron an extra large box of powder so as to try and hide thai pretty red blush. To Marion Dodge a few quarters so she will be paid off for all the compliments she has given to the Seniors. To the Freshman, the 1949-50 Edition, how to act as High Schoolers and show respect for the Teachers. On this twenty-second day of June, 194-9, A. D., the Senior Class of Huntington High School, Huntington, Massachusetts, signed their last will and testament in our presence. ' Doris Knowlton janet Crowley 39 Clad! ffidorg One cold day as we sat in the Commercial Room, we found ourselves thinking back over our school years at Huntington High School. We recalled our Freshma.n year when we actually had all of seventeen students in our class. After our formal introduction into high school by means of Freshman Initiation, we were finally on the road which we were to travel in order to be prepared for whatever opportunities the world might be saving for us. Our only financial adventure for that year was a movie, The Black Pinto. Much to our surprise, this turned out to be the biggest movie success that year. The remainder of our Freshman year passed slowly, as we have often been told, all Freshman years have a way of doing. However, the time finally came when we received our report cards which read, Promoted to Grade Ten. We entered our Sophomore year with a lot of enthusiasm and big plans for our Sophomore Hop. As a financial venture, it will never go down in school history, but it will go down in the history of our hearts as a fond memory. You see, right after this hop, several of our classmates left us--two of them going as far as Florida to take up residence. Before the close of our Sophomore year, we had the excitement of choosing our class rings. We, the Class of '4-9, had to be differentf We chose oval rings while in previous years they had always chosen square rings. Upon entering our junior year, we had the pleasure of making a final payment on our rings so that we might begin wearing them. During the year, we undertook several financial adventures, profiting on some, losing on others, and once in awhile, breaking even. The one event we looked forward to the most that year was our junior Prom. We put every effort we could into it in order to make it a success--and it was, fsocially, if not financially.l As the old saying goes, A good time was had by all --even when clean- up time rolled around. Following our junior year, our thoughts turned to our Senior year, and most of all, to our class trip to Washington. Our biggest problem was money: We started the year off with a Bang. Everything that we have had up to this day, has been a big success. We have a few more plans to carry through, and then, if everything goes well, we will all have one grand time in Washington. After our return from our class trip to Washington, we will make preparations for our last adventure together-- Graduation, From there, the road turns off with a separate fork for each one of us. But no matter how far we might travel on these roads, we shall never forget that big wide road we traveled together--even over the hardest bumps. 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Moyer Richard Manley Mr. and Mrs joseph Fouli Mr. and Mrs. William Burns Miss Francis Elder Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellershaw Mr and Mrs Owen McMahon Mr. and Mrs. H. V. McCready Mr and Mrs Ernest Watson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodis Mr. and Mrs Abner Gibbs Mr. and Mrs Orell Dupelle Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamblin Mrs. Naomi Drum Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barr Mr and Mrs George Hickerson Mr and Mrs George Beals Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Leigerot Frederick Moltenbrey Roland Dennis Stanley Mason William Sanderson Lionel Gobielle and Mrs. joseph Caputo Philip Caron Ursula Caron Urena Manley joan Ronan Betty Dugas joseph Beatty Jr. Sylvia Campo Shirley Church Lois Shaw Ernest Castro Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dezotell Mr. and Mrs. Orell Dupell jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gareau of of of o of of of of of of f '46 '41 '47 '45 '46 '47 '46 '48 '48 '42 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robert A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. joseph Glasing Barbara Crum Class of Lilliam Lagoy Class of Barbara Marion Class of Alice Eddy Class of Leonard Lagoy Class of Velma Boyd Class of Shirley Sanderson Class of Cullen Packard Class of Shirley Robinson Class of Helen Eddy Class of Mr. and Mrs. William Plankey jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chrzan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dame jr. Smith '47 '47 '43 '46 '46 '48 '47 '47 '48 '47 Huntington Textile Co., Inc A HUNTINGTON INSTITUTION HUNTINGTON, MASS. Again this year, We are looking forward to the summer season, and I hope that, possibly, We may be of service to you. We are prepared to serve you in all types of sales, including: real estate, livestock, farrn machinery, household furnishings, sales for churches, charitable organizations, clubs and many others. Q In connection with sales of household furnishings and antiques, Q we wish to announce that Franklyn W. Hitchcock, proprietor of the Kinne Brook Shop, in Worthington, is now affiliated with us. Mr. Hitchcock is a collector and dealer, who has become Widely known for his work in the restoration of antique furniture. If you are considering a sale - please call us for terms and conditions. JOE W. SENA, Auctioneer TELEPHONE WORTHINGTON 2731 OR KINNE BROOK SHOP TELEPHONE WORTHINGTON 2551 1- H . 5 A They Ride for Miles to Trade at KYLE'S STORE Phone 341 Huntington, Mass. Satisfaction Guaranteed Becmie's Custom Trcactor Service Always Ready To Serve You Plowing - Harrowing - Back Filling - Grading - Back Scoop and Loader Service - Hay Mowing - Firewood Sawed - Colprovia and Macadarn Driveways - Driveway Penetration and Resurfacing All Work done with up-to-date Equipment and Satisfaction Guaranteed On the Hill But on the Leveli' It's Hard to Please Everyone But B E A N I E Tries Give Beanie a Ring on Most Anything - Phone 2523 Huntington, Mass. For Fine Shoe Repairing - - Bring Your Shoes to Freddies Pockcige 8g Shoe Repcair Store GLADWIN 8: LANE Dependable Cooking with Homegas Our Homegas Appliance Display Room Now Open Complete Line of Straight Gas-Oil - Gas-Coal Sz Gas Stoves Water Heaters - Room Heaters and Refrigerators Telephone 70 Westfield Just a Johnny-on-the-spot, that's me -- Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant The Schoolgirl Says: You're solid son, I'm on your beat Give with the glow,-your light's alreet. Plug In . . . I'm Reddy! - Reddy Kilowatt HUNTINGTON ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. They come for miles to trade at K Y L E S THE MARKET BASKET Marjorie Pease, Proprietor Compliments of THE CEDARS Fine Foods - Dancing Saturday Nite Telephone 4671 Huntington, Mass. LAMBSON FURNITURE CO. Complete House Furnishings Telephone 22 89 Elm Street Westfield, Mass. Compliments of THE CORNER GROCERY Telephone 2531 Worthington, Mass. Compliments of VALLEY OIL COMPANY Heating Oils Service Station Oil Burners Telephones 2181 - 2801 Huntington, Mass FISK MOTOR SALES 1 Sales Service Genuine Parts and Accessories Phone 307 Huntington Compliments of HIGHLAND GRANGE, NO. 48, Inc. Huntington, Mass. EDWARD W. CARON, SR. Plumbing and Heating Telephone 336 Huntington, Mass. HAMPSHIRE BRASS Reproductions in Brass Jay C. Gangel Worthington, Mass. ELM BAKERY Fine Pastries Birthday and Wedding Cake Telephone 1302 Westfield, Mass. Compliments of SAMEL'S AUTO BODY WORKS Painting and Refinishing Telephone 76 Russell, Mass. Dry Goods - Accessories BRUNDAGES . Mighty Good Values 94 Elm Street Westfield ALBERTS CURTAIN 85 DRY GOODS SHOP 110-112 Elm Street Westfield, Mass. Window Shades and Venetian Blinds A Specialty -1 1 Compliments of SNYDER'S EXPRESS Worthington, Mass. Compliments of HALLBOURGFS, Inc. Suits - Top Coats - Sportswear The Friendly Store 36 Elm Street Westfield, Mass. Compliments of AL'S PACKAGE STORE Worthington, Mass. BLOCK'S WOMAN,S SHOP Exclusive Women- Misses Phone 246 ll6 Elm Street Westfield, Mass. Known for its Courtesy - Quality and Service Compliments of CENTER SPA Ice Cream Restaurant Telephone 2101 - 2191 Huntington Peter Regar, Prop. Compliments of THE MEN'S SHOP Men's and Boys, Outfitters Corner of Elm and School Streets Westfield, Mass. Dependable Clothing Men's and Young Men's Outfitters S. A. BOYCE CLOTHING CO. 9 School St. Westfield, Mass. LISTON,S SALES 8z SERVICE For Refrigerators - Freezers - Ranges Household Appliances - Bottled Gas Service Worthington, Mass. CENTRAL MARKET Meat - Groceries - Fruits and Vegetables Lionel J. Gobeille, Prop. Delivery Service Dial 38-1 Huntington, Mass. CROSS PHARMACY Main Street Telephone 2426 Huntington, Mass. Compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Huntington, Mass. Compliments of JOSEPH BEATTY Trucking Telephone 321 Huntington, Mass. Compliments of HUNTINGTON GARAGE Hans Schott, Prop. 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