Lynn Classical High School - Classical Yearbook (Lynn, MA)

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thirty-two Roderick MacPherson, Jr. - Mac. Macs favorite hobbies are basketball and chess. At chess we hear Mac is quite a star while at basketball hes only a swisher. fKeeper trying, you poor fisher, maybe soon you no miss'er.J We're only joking, son! Mercy Magulus - Mercy Although Mercy says no rain shall fall in her life it has been pretty Misty lately fThat's a pun, sonll Genevieve Malecka - Brown-eyes Perhaps Genny is the main reason why so many boys have made Genevieve, Sweet Genevieve their favorite song. Helen Malelcka - Hot Petunia We've met up with many Hot Tamalesw before, but this is the first time we've ever met a Hot Petunia. We must say it is an enjoyable experience. Richard Malick - Dick Dick tells us he hasn't enjoyed the Clerical course as much as he thought he would, He complains there are too many girls, so he couldnt keep his mind on his work. Is it that bad, Dickf? Dorothy Mansfield -- Dottie Dottie is one of those girls that seem to be everywhere at the same time. Y0u'd think she had a twin sister or something. That would be nice, wouldn't it? Henrietta Marciszevvka 4 lngi Ingi's favorite motto is Live and learn but Ingi says, on account of war shortages she'll sacrifice the learning and just live. lngi calls it patriotism. We call it clever. Walter Marrama -4 Nitch Captain of Baseball 2, 35 Captain of Foot- ball 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3. Nitch is the speeddemon of the baseball and football teams. That's how Nitch keeps his trim figure. Right, Nitch? Harvey Mascott The girls of Classical have elected Harvey their official Mascott of 1946, Everyplace the girls went the Mascott was sure to go, 1941 Oldsmobile and all. John McArdle, Jr. - Mac Home Room representative 3. Mac was constantly debating fpraclticing to be a lawyerj with Miss O'Keefe, He's a little discouraged right at the moment because not once did he emerge victorious.

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Leslie Leblanc - Snapper: Snapper has decided to enlist in the Navy for three years. VVhat a Wonderful ideal We suppose he can always quit if he gets tired of it. Shirley LeBlanc - Shirl Drum Corps 1, 2. Shirl was quite the show in the Drum Corps. All the fellows would howl as Shirl strutted by playing her in- Strument. Harold Levine - Harry Gazette 1, 2, 35 College Club5 Town Meet- ing of the Air. Harold is going to be a physicist fit says herel. Good luck, Harold, . . . You'll need it in that profession. Laura Levine - Laurie Pan-American 1, 25 Town Meeting of the Air 2, 35 College Clubg Gazette 25 Honor Society 35 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Classical will always remember Laura as the girl who re- turned the two clips to the office. A feminine Abe. Eleanor Leydon - Woof!! Gazette 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3. Uszlieaettes 2, Secretary of Drum Corps 1, 2, 35 Vice- President of the Pan-American Club 15 Home Room Representative 3. As Eleanor strolled through the corridors, the masculine gender would burst into a howl and fl Uwoof' as innocent Eleanor woufd smile who, mel! Lillian Linsky - Linse Chorus 1, 25 Red Cross 2, 35 Secretarial Club 3. Lillian says she enjoys knitting and howling These two don't go together too well but it seems Linse is an expert at both. May Lloyd - June Chorus 1, 2, 3. Since May will probably be a blushing June bride, we thought we'd change May to June, but of course if you want to get married in May, May, its O.K. Ralph LoPilato - Deadpan Gazette 2, 35 Chorus 1, 25 Pan-American Club 1, DEADPAN!! Ha! Ha! Ralph wants to know if he will ever live it down. Ha! Ha! How could you, Deadpan? Barbara Lorette - Barbs Chorus 1, 2, 3. Barbs says I like to write to servicemen because in the accounting course, I must learn to write business letters. ls she kidding? Barbara MacNichoI - Blondie Blondie enjoys ice skating and bicycle riding. Quite a few fellows tell us Blondie cuts a mean Hgure on her bicycle as Well as on ice skates. thirty-one

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Vincent McCann - Vin Vin is the nice boy who keeps the secretaries company, day and night. Irene McCormick The nursing profession is proving' popular with the feminine half of our class. Irene now decorates the long list of future nurses. Agnes McKay - Mac Usherettes 3. We always wondered how Agnes kept her hair so attractive and smast. Now We knowg she wants to be a hair dresser. If Mac can make her customers look nice as as she herself does, We predxet a Wealthy future for her. Francis McLaughlin - Mac Mac's one fella who never had trouble with his homework. Why should he? He always picked out the smartest girl in the class, turned on his charm, and she did the rest. Now that's really using your head. Lillian Meninno - Meninski ADrum Corps 1. Lillian and Agnes McKay might go into a partnership on that hair- dressing deal. Lillian has already attended Mansfield Academy where she took up hair dressing, Gee Whiz, how can they miss? Porter Merrill Porter may not have much to say at times, but that contraption or so called car of his surely makes up for it. No doubt some one of these days Porter is going to be pinched. Edward Michalowicz - Mike Last year the senior class had a fictitious character called Bizdaris. This year Mike created one of our own called Larson. According to Mike this Larson guy can do anything from balancing a broomstick on his nose to singing like Haymes, Perry Miller - Sunshine Home Room Representative 13 Band 1, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Senior Dramag Collefre Club 3, Calling all cars, be on the look out for Dangerous Joe Blow. This fugitive broke jail when he learned that Perry Miller, famous criminal lawyer, had been appointed for his defense against a charge of murder. Donald Miosky - Moosh Second Vice President of Senior Classg Honor Society 35 Gazette 35 School Play: Senior Dramag Football 3. Baseball 2, 3. Don't let that name fool you, Moosh speak a da English, how well the girls do know. The Clark Gable, of Classical. Right, girls? Donald Mitchell - Mitch Mitch is crazy about collecting bullets. Already he has an arsenal at home bg enough to start a war. His fondest dream is collecting a Block Buster someday. thirty-three