Huntington High School - Talisman Yearbook (Huntington, MA)

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if f but ' E Class History It is June 1957, and we are looking back over our past four years at Huntington High School. On our first day in High School, there were nineteen excited students entering the maze of a new school experience. We were assisted by Mr. Elsner in our elec- tion of officers. They were as follows: President - Janet Fairmani Vice-President Sandra Smith: Secretary-Mary Landryg Treasurer - Judy Weeks? Student Council Dale Gamache. Our financial ventures included hayrides, food sales and a number of dances. We found this year to be a social and a financial success. We then were promoted to our sopho- more year with Miss St. Amand tMrs. Sarafinl as class advisor. We again found time to elect officfers for the year. In this year Bob Barr was elected President, Lena Barr, Vice-President: Mary Lal'1d1'Y, secretary: Sandy Smith as Treasurer, and Carol Caputo was elected to the Student Council. This year saw the biggest social event of our past years, our Sophomore Hop, which was called Winter Wonderland , and was the first semi-formal event of the year. Our class play was one of the most enjoyable activities of the year. By the time we reached our junior year, our class had dwindled to a mere sixteen students- This year was not only a new experience for us, but was also a new experience to our class advisor, Mr. McMahon, who was just starting into the A. Lena Barr, B. Dale Gamache, C. Sandra Smith, D. Robert Barr, E. Barbara Conklin, F. Judith Weeks.

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PENC ILS TO G LOR IA MADISO N Gloria, you'll need our gift to you When your boss says, Take a letter Grab one of these and start to write 200 words or better. COW TO FRED RICHARDSON To farmer Fred we give a cow The most modern we could find oils- that win muk all by herself If you treat her good and kind. LOAD OF PATIENCE TO JUDITH WEEKS To Judy we give a load of patience To help you in your career But, if the students are all like us You will never have to fear. CLASS COLOR -- Green and White CLASS FLOWER -- White Rose CLASS MOTTO -- Finishing Yet Just Beginning' CLASS ADVISOR -- Mrs Marion Niskanen TELEPHONE TO JOAN JONES We all know an operator is What Joan wants to be So we give to you a telephone To practice on, you see- RECIPE BOOK TO MARIE NELSON Marie, this book is filled with those Recipes rich and yummy For, as everybody knows Man's heart is reached through his tummy. MAP TO SANDRA SMITH Sandy, here's the latest map Of busy New York City When you're modeling smiles for Pepsodent there Getting lost would be a pity. TOAST TO DONALD DESABRAIS Chaucer, Shakespeare, Donne, and Poe Are judged by those who ought to know To be literary giants and well deserved of fame To the class of '57 Was most fortunately given Another poet when we needed him the most So to him theclass bard Donald Our thanks and a friendly toast.

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teaching profession. The class officers were elected with President, Bob Barrg Vice-President, Sandra Smith: Secretary Betty Cyri Treasurer, Lena Barr: Student Council, Carol Caputo. October of this year found us enthus- iastic students, admiring our class rings for the first time. During this month, we also sponsored the annual Junior Halloween Party, for the children of the town. During the basketball season we oper- ated a concession in the lunch room. This year slowly come to a close as we awaited our senior year. In September of our senior year, we had a membership of fourteen students- Our class officers were: President, Bob Barrg Vice-President, Sandra Smith: Secretary, Barbara Conkling Treasurer, Judy Weeksg and Student Council, Lena Barr. We were under the supervision of Mrs. Niskanen. This year we looked forward to our Washington Trip, with Mr McMahon as chaperon. We sponsored the annual senior turkey supper which was a finan- cial success. The year came to a dramatic close, at our graduation excercises on June 18, 1957, the year of our Lord, in the Murrayfield Auditorium- We did not realize until this time that this was to be the crossroads of life and the turning point of each individual life. A- Diane Bingham, B. Fred Richardson, C. Janet Jasper, D. Janet Fairman, E. Gloria Madison, F. Kay Chapman, G. Joan Jones. ,sg . . as gi 'til- L 7? B C D ,- .x .,.,- .,.,,,M,c4,.,,..., ., 'T ' .. ' 1 ,fi V R' .X '. F YIM if. wr :ei E