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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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H 5 ' 0 ,Q 'x . t k lx - A . . 7 I . , U V 4 V 1 I Tllfle ,-mnfafwn aff Q an f HENRY MOSYCHUCK ln thls our last year 1n Classxcal we have come to apprec1ate how srgmhcant a part the school has played 1n developmg our characters and rnfluenclng our att1tudes Then too dur1ng th1s yast year we have been more defmltely aware of the school equlpment more alert to the needs of the puplls and teachers Class g1fts are a tradt t1on ln the Graduatmg EXSICISES Thts year knowmg that we too would lxke to leave beh1nd a memento of our class we have grven a great deal of thought to the selectlon of a sultable g1ft l..1ke classes who have preceeded we feel bound to the school by t1es of affeatlon We w1ll always remember our Classlcal days w1th pleasure and too w1th a reahzatlon of our obl1gat1on to our Alma Mater No person can really repav another for a klndness shown or a help g1ven but nevertheless the apprecratlve heart 1S aware of 1ts debt ln th1s sp1r1t the Class of 1950 has chosen a g1ft for Classrcal After careful consrderatlon the Class Grft Commrttee has de 1ded upon four cha1rs for the Mam Offlce These chalrs brlght and colorful w1ll we hope enhance the beauty of the O111C9 and lend to 1t an atmosphere of ch er W1th th1s g1ft the Class of 1950 w1shes to say Thank you to the faculty and to Mr Buckley for the understandmg and k1ndly gu1dance that we have experlenced 1n our y ears rn h1gh school To you Anna as a repre sentat1ve of the undergraduates the class of 1950 QIVGS thrs check wh1ch w1ll materl ahze lnto our class g1ft Wfth 1t goes an express1on of our loyalty and affectton for the school and our best w1shes for 1ts conttnued success as an educatlonal force 1n our commumty CCe,9fdl'lC2 0 CL56 f ANNA PA PAZOGLOU Thank you Henry l am very happy to accept for Classlcal the g1ft you have so graclously offered The selectron wh1ch you have suggested IS l am sure one that w1l1 certa1nly add to the attracttveness of our school The memory of the Class of 1950 w1ll always be al1ve 1n our hearts but 1+ cannot but be 1ntens1f1ed by a g1ft so attrac t1ve and colorful We well understand your deslre to leave wlth the school a deflnlt remembrance of your class and we real e the pleasure and satrsfactlon that 1S your rn makrng thls g1ft As 1 accept rt allow me as representatlve of the undergraduate to offer you not only the apprecratlve thanks of the school but also all good wlshe t you and to each of your classmates who have so generously 11'1SCflbed the name of th class of 1950 IH the memory of Class1ca1 May ea h of you flnd all the happlness and success that you could hope for 1n your future hfe BTI . 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ITIOII ,906 gfg sv- 'E x LN Q-Ja! f I1i0I'HCl!l0I'ICL ldlfl !0I' yllllll BETTY FAUS 1950 ln our present troubled ttmes one of the most tmportant requtrements for us as young people ts that we recogntze our obltgatton not only to our nattve country but also to the whole world We must realtze that as our world has be n drawn more losely together by modern tnventtons so our problems have be ome tnternattonal and requtre an tnternattonal phtlosophy Too long young people have been complacent about a narrow potnt of vtew ctr cumscrtbed only by the lesser hortzons of an tnttmate world now we must realtze the necesstty forabroader vtew Only when we recogntze thts necesstty and set about tatn freedom and peace Thts most destrable phtlosophy for youth has never been the commonly accepted pattern Amertca however through her strategtc posttton as a leader of nattons can tntttate and even asstst wtth prote ts among the young prote ts tn whtch art tnterna ttonal potnt of vtew can be culttvated So drasttc a change from nattonaltsm to tnter nattonaltsm cannot be achtevecl wtthout effort but the effort must be made Co opera tton wtth plans already put tn actton by vartous governmental and prtvate organtzattons for the purpose of culttvattng an tnternattonal potnt of vtew ts needed There are many such protects and perhaps one of the most tmportant ts the ex hange of students teachers and workers a program whtch has been tntttatecl by the governments of sev eral countrtes lt ts ertatnly beneftctal to read about other countrtes thetr people and customs but not unttl one vtstts a country and meets tts people can one sympathettcally understand that country and tts ctttzens Student ltfe ts conductve to revealtrtg the real heart of a country and the so tal habtts and phtlosophy of tts ctttzens In becomtng ac quatnted wtth students one meets a cross sectton of many dtfferent types wtth the qualtttes common to youth vttaltty tntelle tual curtostty a destre to understand and to be understood By shartng datly experten es and by talktng tnformally a student may come to know the ctttzens of other countrtes almost as well as he knows hts own brothers and ststers Then real understandtng becomes not an tdeal but a posstble realtty It ts to be hoped exchange students wtll return to thetr nattve lands wtth a true ptcture of the natton they have vtstted and wtll pass that genutne tmpresston on to thetr fellow men may X - -H qu fa , .-' lvl , X, - A 'X F s-1 V l Q , . 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A e achteving the needed adjustment through wise guidance and education shall we at eleven Many countrles xncludmg our own are tnterested and acttve rn thrs exchange sys tem There are fellowsh1ps scholarshtps and atds of vartous krnds furntshed by gov ernment by pr1vate and by college organtzahons for students golng from our country and for v1s1tors to our shores Through travel fellowsh1ps and scholarsh1ps through exchange of students teachers and workers the real Amenca of the average man can be mterpreted to the rest of the world So too can the rest of the world be xnterpreted to Amertca So gtganhc a proyect requtres careful study and orgamzatlon Above all tt demands the expend1ture of huge sums of money More organrzattons need to be xmpressed Wllh the need of actually contr1but1ng funds to rmplement th1s 1dea Cer tarnly the exchange plan should rece1ve our full co operatton Such a movement as the exchange plan has tts ortgm 1n youth ltself When students were asked what they constdered to be the factors for culttvatmg world mtndedness and an 1nternat1onal outlook they gave the hrghest vote to the rnfluence of teachers mlsstonanes and G I s who had vrstted fore1gn countrtes Th1s op1n1on would sug gest that we mrght be w1se to have an exchange of teachers as well as of students As the frrst few lxnes of the Un1ted Natrons Educattonal Sc1ent1f1c and Cultural Organx zat1ons Const1tut1on says Slnce wars begtn 1n the m1nds of men rt IS 1n the m1nds of men that the defenses of peace must be constructed and undoubtedly teachers tore exchange teachers would assrst 1n promotmg 1nternat1onal amxty for they would make the1r natlve countr1es more than names on a map The teacher as a mature per son lmparts to h1s students knowledge not only of hlS subyect but also of h1s country Thus through teachmg wr1t1ng and research the teacher makes everlastmg frrends not only for hlmself but also for h1s country Thus large goodwtll drvtdends come from the exchange of teachers As of Chaucer s Clerk of Oxenford tt rnrght well be satd glad ly wode they learn and gladly teache Perhaps one of the greatest servtces a person can make 1n Febulldlng our world IS by v1s1t1ng a war torn country ln order to help the people of such towns who ar stlll sufferlng from the wounds of war Last summer some 40 U00 purposeful men and women used their hol1days 1n th1s way They constructed homes schools play grounds parks cleared away rubble repa1red roads rebullt brldges and returned to the1r vartous countrles ennched by new frtendshtps strmulated by the heartfelt gratttude of the1r fore1gn ne1ghbors and tmbued by a vrgorous fatth 1n the ab1l1ty of the 1nd1v1dua1 to lnfluence the world These people remade not only burldmgs but also souls They gave dlscouraged people new hope and fa1th that the world was tnter ested IH the1r welfare One cannot vtew the confused s1tuat1on ln the world today wtth llS sorrow and sufferlng WllhOUl feel1ng that humamty has mtssed the real meanlng of ltfe The rules and gurdeposts for understandtng and fo happtness have been clearly g1ven us by great teachers ot the past and present but we have chosen not to follow these leaders and unt1l we do we shall not have the peace whtch humamty seeks Cifxisii have a great part in forming the minds and ideals of the citizens of tomorrow. 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S twelve f AS HIS T0 BX SELMA ZINKFINE 8 30 A M September 8 1947 and two hundred and forty ftve humble ftgures are slowly approachlng a huge tmposmg ed1'1ce located on North Common Street Thls group IS the class of 1950 when ftrst rt gazed atClass1calH1gh School Lost to these poor ch1ldren ts the beauty of the autumn day as they ftle 1nto ltne w1th apprehenstve hearts to see to what home room they would be asstgned Once 1ns1de the bulldmg tn a frantlc search for rooms they see among them those br1l11ant upper classmen tthat you ftnd 1n almost every 1nst1tut1on of learmngl havmg no trouble at all as they chat ga1ly through the corrldors completely lgnortng these frustrated newcomers How ever much to our SUFPIISS we were soon adjusted and had no trouble tn f1nd1ng our way around the bLl1ld11'1QS except for the fact that 1t took us a year to understand that the A after certaln room numbers rndtcated the Annex At once we became aware of the many act1v1t1es that took place at Classxcal Smce we had asptrattons of bemg an actrve class we ele ted three of our rrost competent lassmate as offtcers The prestdent was Anthony Soltmme our v1ce presldent was Wtl ham Connelly our secretary was Wtrufred Burger Th1s group a1ded by our adv1ser Mr MCGIHHIS took over the management of our affatrs And we d1d prove ourselves Northy ln the dramattcs department we had the good fortune of be1ng able to parttctpate rn Peter Pan presented by the comb1ned efforts of Class1cal and Enghsh Although the Iunlors and Semors had the mayor parts 1n thts play we also had two of our own Thesptans 1111 Roland and Betty Faus gave excellent performances as the Lost Boys and strangely enough these two 1nd1v1dua1s havent yet found themselves Also we were a part of someth1ng new at Classlcal the mtroduchon of the Classtcal Var1et1es tn whlch every talented member of the school had an opportunity to perform before the publtc Here too the Sophomore class was shown to be full of talent Nor tn the held of sports d1d we go unrecognlzed as our own Lou Pollack devel oped mto one of the most promlsmg members of a great baseball team To our number was added that dtsttngutshed ball player lohn Carter who came tn search of a fem1n1ne plt her Of course we d1d not go through one whole year at Class1cal w1thout be1ng edu cated We learned the meamng of such terms as detent1on sktp a per1od meet you at Sams and many other s1m1lar expressrons but durlng thls entlre year w never d1d comprehend the profound mean1ng of See you 1n 104 second pertodl As we were just becommg adlusted to thts new school and learnlng the names of all the teachers the summer came and we departed for our vacatlon f9Gl1Z1I'lQ that we really had enjoyed our hrst year at Classxcal 1. 644154 5 X S Mt 1 flu t X T V5 thirteen When we returned to Classlcal 1n the all as Iumors we had a feelmg of secur1ty and sen1or1ty However we soon were deflated by the Semors They remmded us that we had to wa1t one more year for super1or1ty and that we were st1ll under thetr power Nevertheless we st1ll onsrdered oursleves above those unsoph1st1cated sopho mores Th1s year we found among us a few new faces as there were many transferees from other schools who reallzed what a grave mtstake they had been makmg IU not attendmg Class1cal We began the year by electtng as our class offlcers Presxdent Anthony Sol1m1ne VICG Pres1dent Donald Cheater and Secretary Betty Faus Agam we proved ourselves a most exemplary class We took an actlve part m all school GCl1V1l1eS The Gazette was fortunate enough to have the honor of publlshlng ome of our storles and poems and some of us were even on the permanent staff Those of us who took Spamsh d1scovered that we were under the tutelage of a new teacher new to us but not to Classlcal MISS MGTIOD O Keefe who had just returned from a delxghtful four year tmp to South Amerlca Llfe was made a b1t more compllcated by this event for we had only just learned to dlstmgulsh between the other two Mlsse O Keefe When we stepped Lnto the Pubhc Speakmg Room we found a new member of the faculty Mtss lanet Healey was the name of the newcomer and she was a very welcome add1t1on to our school Agaln we presented the Vartetxes thls t1me a b1gger and better show Wllh many of our classmates part1c1pat1ng ln th1s revlew a new type of entertamment was pre sented as Ceceha F1shman stepped to the stage f1ve mlnutes before the regular per formance and announced that the car wtth the number plate two four SIX e1ght zero was ln a dr1veway and asked the owner please to remove 1t The class of 50 wlfule st1ll Iumors felt that a bl1tz had come but when the exctte ment dled away we dlscovered that the confuslon had been caused only by the arrtval of Ioe McGhee From our class on the football team were hm Mullen Len Goodman and Fred Santangelo who contrxbuted conslderably to the1r successful season by throwxna the1r we1ght around on the txeld The cr1me of the year was the 1nvas1on of Room lU4 by Stella Sabanty who suc cessfully d1sgu1sed herself for one whole year as a Sen1or Th1s year too we showed our 1r11t1at1ve by holdmg an mformal tumor dance ln stead of the usual yumor prom And not all of us were frequent rec1p1ents of fallure notlces as thrrteen of our more mtelllgent students were 1n1t1ated 1nto the Natlonal Honor SOCIETY So enthuslastlc a class were we that at graduatlon t1me some members of our class won honors along w1th the Senlors Donald Cheater was awarded the Harvard Book for bemg selected the most outstandmg Iuruor Stephen Pannes rece1ved the Un1on College Book Award for excellence 1n athletlcs and scholast1c ab1lt1y Cla1reRamsdell rece1ved the class glft for the school Then the summer came and w nt and we were returnmg to Classlcal as mlghty Semors Proudly d1d we strut back 1n grand array that beautlful September morrung Ours was an attltude qulte d1ffere1'1t from that of two years ago We wer lust about start1ng to establlsh ourselves tn our kmgdom when Alasl on the thmrd day of school we awoke to the ry of The school burned down' And th1s IS no mere quotatton Much to our dlsmay we dlscovered that durlng the ntght a f1re had broken out tn the school and our assembly hall and the boys gymnastum were de stroyed Now 1ndeed the semor class was at a d1sadvantage For us no more stu dent assernbltes no more ralhes no more gym classes no more anythmg But we .. , , . 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Q 9 , . - . . , , n . l ' I I A ' fourteen were not dxscouraged On the contrary we lmmedlately organlzed and selected for our offlcers Pres1dent Donald Cheater Vrce Pres1dent Anthony Sohmme and Secretary Betty Faus For our assemblxes we enllsted the a1d of the Clly We were allowed to use the mag n1f1cent Clty Hall Aud1tor1um where we presented four assemblles The gymnaslum was soon repalred and there we held our school dances Our football team captamed by Fred Santangelo was one of the best Much of 1ts success can be attnbuted to the mauguratron of glrl cheerleaders who were of course selected by the volume 1n thelr vorces To us also came the honor of contrlbutlng to the flrst hockey team at Classtcal whlch was under the able coachlng of Mr Frlar The captaln of the team was Francrs Donahue Thts year the Gazette had a most successful year w1th Anthony Sol1m1ne the world s worst wretch as ed1tor Never before d1d the magazlne have so many new fea tures and 1nterest1ng stones Agaln the class of 50 was a part of somethxng new at Class1cal For the fxrst tlme a Drama Festwal was presented by the school Each class selected a one act play Our class put on The Val1ant one of the most 1nsp1r1ng plays ever wrltten Our semor drama Llttle Women turned out to be one of the frnest ever presented by Classtcal ln fact 1t was pronounced the worlds best play by that d1st1ngu1shed dramat1c cr1t1c E11 Mavros whose presenc 1n the audrence caused the cast to outdo themselves The Usherettes were part1cularly effectlve thls year as they appeared at the Chrlst to the consc1ent1ous work of the competent and able off1cers L1l11an McCarthy PTGSI dent and Adela Rampuh Captaln The pr1ze of the year for clever lnventlons came to our class only just recently when a few courageous sp1r1ts mtroduced the water plstol an unavoxdable torture to every senlor g1rl At mldyear the Year Book staff was organrzed wlth Henry Mosychuk as cha1rman Llttle d1d he know what he was gettlng 1nto when he accepted th1s pos1t1on But he managed of course w1th the help of p1cture cha1rmen Wrtteup cha1rmen rewrlte chair men boss cha1rmen answer the telephone cha1rmen and a few others One day toward the close of the year our usually casually attlred class appeared ln the unaccustomed splendor that mxght be found ln Vogue or m Hart Schaifner and Marx adds Leadmg the assemblage were Ken McDonald Don Cheater and Sully Sol1rn1ne The occaslon for th1s unusual event was the takmg of the class p1cture As the h1story of the class unfolded we became aware of an unusually l1vely group 1n our mxdst our n1mble and charmmg secretanes who tapped out all our not1ces and our class prophec1es To be sure m thxs task they were browbeaten by a slave dr1ver L1l11an McCarthy As p1ctures began to be exchang d and college acceptances were belna rece1ved we reluctantly real1zed that our hlgh school days were com1ng to a close Never w1ll we forget those many happy moments that we had at Classlcal espec1ally around the fountam of love on the second floor Feellng pfty for our underprlvllged predecessors who never knew the Joy of drama festwals Vanety shows c1ty hall a sembhes g1rl cheerleaders hockey teams and Junlor dances and envylng our lucky successors who w1ll take part rn the Gazette the plays the Year Book and all the other del1ghtful act1v1t1es we take leave of Classr cal and b1d farewell to our wonderful teachers and devoted classmates whom we shall never forget To Mr Buckley too as we say thls farewell we w1sh to express our apprecl at1on and thanks for the attentton and thought he has g1ven to the problems of our class on-1 B, - J , Mus ,. Y B -1, l ' . . - l. . I 9 - . mas Assembly in the gay, seasonal colors, and Wearing holly. Their success was due . 9 I . . I fifteen if LAM! wlLL T ESTAMEN T I J ,ul I Q35 EXECUTED BY BOB CARTER We the graduat1ng class of l95O seemg that our days at Class1cal are swtftly com mg to an end and bemg of sane mrnd and sound body do hereby procla1m thls sa red parchment as our last w1ll and testament thus maklng any prevlous w1ll made by us null and vold In thls legal document we w1ll bequeath all that IS near and dear to us to our admlrlng undergraduates the Iunors To Mr Buckley and the rest of the faculty we leave our heartfelt thanks and sxncer appreclatlon for all of the effort they have expended for our beneht durmg our br1ef stay To the Iumors we leave the t1tle of Sen1ors to be used only as of September Tom Kelley George Bontos and Bob Thompson a tr1o of Central Square Turks leave the1r hand engraved cha1rs at the Waldorf to Dlck Kalapmskl Ioe Clsco Cag glano and D1ck Champa Pete Anastos leaves h1s book carry1ng proyect rn the hands of Gordon Westwater w1th the w1sh that Gordon w1ll be falthful to h1s dunes rn Room lO4 Ilm Mullen and foe McGhee leave Don Galv1n and Don Morgan 1n charge of re freshments at the Frtday Nxght tea partles Bea Chlpouras and Dxck Mlkzenas are rec1p1ents of Bette Gardynas and Balph Harmer s t1tle The Perfect Couple A yack knlfe and a brand new desk cover go along on that deal Iohn Nappl bequeaths a very healthy set of tons1ls to Chlcky McGovern so that the cheerleaders w1ll TGCEIVG some assxstance from the stands next year Fred Santangelo bequeaths a stamless whrte collar to Gabrlel Peluso who has as sterlmg a character and has led as perfect a llfe as our wonderful Father Daly of the stage better known to h1s class mates as The Salnt He also leaves h1s sctssors to Don Morgan wtth hopes that Don w1ll put them to good use on next years long halred sophomores Another locker room crooner by the name of Ttlly Kureta IS the future owner of Ernle Karavetsoss hbrary of Spamsh melodxes Norm Bydaren Blll Card and Gerry Pellegrmt leave thetr well rehearsed lyrlcs to Dom Dxllberto Stan Wemer and Iohn F1dler 1nd1v1duals who possess unusual har mony and can dodge the barrage of frurts vegetables and eggs that may come thelr way H fr L Y If Iso, ma, X 5.4 0 'l v, wifgzzmiiv tx - , . 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' e 1950. y sxxteen Lenny Goodman and Sydney Levrne l ave an album of snapshots three good flash bulbs and a rule book for photograph rs entrtled The Uses of a Darkroom to Posse Sabanty and Marie Carmody Don Cheater and Anthony Solrmrne gladly leave all therr -ers and hs to next years platform speakers For those long speeches Don and Sully donate a package of Slippery Elm foe Horth bequeathes hrs be bop glass s flat hat flashy shrrts and pegged pants to Dan Capt Kid Keegan another real gone auy l have observed and rnqurred about the school and found that Iohn Kamrnskr just wished to leave Classical to the lunror Class One of our pert cheerleaders lune Broatch leaves a hoarse vorce and a book en trtled How to Y ll Lrke l-leck to Connre Marshall another pretty lass Tom Cronrn the owner of the only toe rn the world wrth a B S A B and a Ph D trn other words rt s educatedl beaueaths thrs sard toe and some Western boots to protect rt to Big foe Cattagro lrll Roland Maryanne Shepherd and Stella Sabanty the three attractions at Sarn s Corner Shoppe leave top brllrna to Vera Malrnowskr lean Conners and Mrrram Miller Marilyn Votano and Dot Quamo leave two horce benches along the Lynn Beach Boulevard to Anne Pecukonrs and Nancy Rydren two Iunror misses who l know wrll enjoy watching the submarine ra es there thrs summer Sy Pearl the prrde of Nahant leaves to Doug Smrth hrs freshly printed pamphlet entrtled The Art of Dancrng or Thats All Bight Krd l Walk On Em too George Agganrs Drck Boy Hank lvfosychuck and Steve Pannes leave therr dead ly eyes to next year s hoopsters has to answer the telephone rn Miss O Keef s room Iohn Rogers Iohn Bagge and 'Snooky Allen bequeath therr pens pencrls and chalk to Brll Connolly and Stewie Cohen to keep up the budding srgn company start d by these three artrstrcally rnclrned characters George Wrllrs leaves hrs most treasured secrets of how to get out of a study class and back rn again without bothering with CI pass to lim Rr h The only catch rs that Irmmy rnherrts George s record rn detention also The most treasured prrze of all an autographed colored photo of Bufrn Wrtkow skr wrll be left to any sophomore Junror or s nror arrl who may have been too shy to ask hrm for one This rs really a bargain and a half l am told that Barb Crle carrre hers constantly close to her heart Clarre Moran out of deference to her rster s rndrvrdualrty decrdes to leave Paula to her own devrces George Odrorne Drck Yukob and lohn Marfreld wrsh to leave therr combined herghts to lohn Donovan as a guarantee that Classical Wlll play rn the Tech Tournev next season Francrs Doc Donahue leaves hr battered hockey str k and left freld posrtron to hrs protege Buddy Connelly Brlly Steeves bequeaths hrs usual utterance Who me? to Bo Bettencourt to be used wrth the same frequency skrll and frnesse that Brll a hreved rn hrs long practice wxth thrs dodge Cecelra Frshman and Selma Zrnkf ne leave therr knack of frndrna Who s who ana Whats what to Phyllis Emmerman and lean Love rn hopes that these two future reporters have a nos for news Hearmg of a locker shortaae Paul Blomster Frank Brennrck and I trrpled up and saved space by usrng one amongst us After deep consrderatron we have decrded to leave thrs bulging memento of our efforts together with our lock whrch never fails to open the fourth or frfth time you Work the combrnatron to loe Carmody Boy McV1ttre and Brll McGurnness tContrnued on Page 855 ' .e ' . , - I Q . .. ,, . .. E , ,, . L I . L c ' c ' . Lillian McCarthy bequeaths her classic lO4 to any poor unfortunate wretch who , . , Q, x ,y ' 1 , . . . . . S A T . . A , . . I 7. S . S 1 3 , . .. ,, .S ' .C . .. . . A . . . - - xx 1 Al ! . e . seventeen Pnze Wmn1ng Paper 1n the Esther Hawkes Peace Contest l 286!0l'l'l .A J pea!! G 1-Ina! Ckafeflge MARILYN VOTANO In h1s essay on War Santayana says that To f1ght IS a rad1cal 1nst1nct The h1s tory of our past two wars seems to prove thts concluslon but dur1ng the t1me that has mtervened educat1on has shown man th folly of war It has shown h1m that war de stroys the best 1n c1v1l1zat1on The pres nt generatlon then IS war Weary They are determmed to preserve peace and 1lS twln freedom Man s des1re for World securlty IS great In fact most people the world over deslre freedom and peace It IS the op1n1on of sOme that people everywhere despau- of peaceful relatlons and publ1c op1n1on IS fatallstlc ln tts VISW that war IS 1nev1table Is th1s true? Are the VISWS of the people of the world so really pess1m1st1c'? No' No s1ngle person can take out of the hearts of men elther the love of God or the love of hberty Possesslng these two the1r needs must be opt1m1st1c as to the poss1b1l1ty of escaprng war The people who settled th1s country d1d not come to establlsh a gov ernment They came seek1ng peace and llberty They were seekmg the opportun1ty to enjoy freedom So 1n th1s present day world we must emphas1ze the freedom of the 1nd1v1dual who by h1s 1n1t1at1ve has made Arnenca prosperous There IS much talk of freedom but IS there anyone Who can def1n1tely def1ne 1t The d1ct1onary glves 1ts mean1ng as 1ndependence but ln truth 1t IS more than that It IS sa1d by some that man IS free so long as he IS conv1nced that he IS not be1ng subjected to arb1trary and unnecessary regulatlons Surely even th1s pass1ve concept IS not enough In a democracy freedom for all men seems poss1b1e for man should feel that he part1c1pates 1n the processes through wh1ch the publ1c IS served It has been sa1d 1 - tt . . . . , ,, , 1 . - 1 . 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F , v A 1 1 1 That man IS free who IS consclous of bemg the author of the law he obeys Perhaps th1s IS a good def1n1t1on of freedom but freedom IS not a ll'11I'1g1lS9ll a factor that can be 1solated from the s1gn1f1cant constttuents of human l1fe Freedom SX1SlS and 1S souaht after for reasons that are fundamental to the human urge to create and develop Thus 1t IS that l'1av1ng found freedom ln Amenca 1t IS now our 1ob to obta1n peace Th1s statement may puzzle some people who w1ll say that we are not yet at war but they are Wrong IU th1s op1n1on At present we are engaged tn a cold war wh1ch although 1t IS not as destruct1ve as armed war may turn tnto someth1ng gutte as deadly To prevent War and preserve peace 1nternat1onal educatlon IS needed Radto and techn1cal fac1l1t1es are ava1lable for develop1ng such co operatlon For the f1rst t1me educat1onal sc1ent1f1 and cultural collaborat1on IS rece1v1ng an lnternattonal govern mental base on wh1ch to butld contr1but1or1s to peace and SGCUFIIY It operates not as an organ1zat1on that does thmgs 1tself but as a base or nerve center through wh1ch people can send out a message of good w1ll to enctrcle the world Smce half the world cannot read or wr1te there IS a need for wldespread funda mental educat1on 1f people are to understand each other Men and women able to vote are effecttve 1n shap1ng pol1c1es for peace Educat1on for world c1t1zensh1p IS then of the utmost 1mportance Besldes campatgntng for 1nternat1onal edu at1on the peoples of the world should mob1l1ze thetr sp1r1tual resources Amertca should use dlplomacy and WIN the people of other countr1es to her Manklnd has proved one thtng one m1l1tary force can van qulsh another but vanqutshed arm1es do not mean vanau1shed people The peoples of the world even the conquered peoples should 1o1n each other IH a renewed effort to br1ng peace tCont1nued on Page 85l elghteen 2? 1950 HH!-XDUATINH CLASS Ioseph Abcunas Ioe Nattonal Honor Soclety 2 3 VICG Presxdent of Honor SOC16lY 3 loseph IS one of Classlcal s bralny students Although he IS more or less on the qulet slde hrs won derful personallty IS st1ll not htdden beneath the cloak of bashfulness We know that he wxll succeed ln whatever fxeld he may enter Faxth Adams Basketball Team l 2 Volleyball Team 3 Pan Amerlcan Club l 2 Nurs 1ng Club 2 3 Secretary Nursmg Club 3 College Club 3 Fatth hves up to her lovely name Her charmmg smtle and qulet unassum mg manner have won her many frtends 1n the class 5th perlod Englrsh classl George Aggams Football l 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Year Book 3 George IS one of the handsomest fel lows at Classtcal although he IS too modest to admlt xt He llved up to the best tradltxons of hts famlly that he played football and captalned the basketball team on to a very success ful season Hts fr1endly smtle and personaltty have endeared h1m to all t Classtcal Earl Allen Snooky Art Club l 2 3 Gazette 1 2 3 Snooky IS one of the budcllng Rembrandt around school Hls 1ngen1 ous posters have adverttsed the forthcomtng dances wtth such success that we re sure he w1ll make a br1l llant artlst twenty Marlene Allxx Tommy Chorus l 2 3 We can all be assured Marlene wlll contmue to dlsplay her tal ents after graduatton and prove to be a very success ful secretary Wlth her s1n cere manner we re sure shell Wln the appreczatton of all wlth whom shell work Peter Anastos-Little Pete Footballl 2 3 Gazette 3 Year Book 3 Book Room Asslstant 13 Pete he bear 1n football IS qulte the blg wheel tn the Enghsh Department for he QIVGS out the books to all the puptls So lf you had to read llterature that you dxdnt l1ke Just blame Pete the bookman Alfred Badger Ir Sonny Track 2 3 Wtth all that stamma and perseverance Sonny dxsplays ln runmng the mxle we expect that he wxll show the same traxts after graduatton Al GSPITSS to be an accountant and plans to attend Bentley next year Iohn Bagge Balsho Pan Amertcan Club 3 Year Book Staff 3 One of the Classlcal Casanovas Barsho sets the femlmne hearts a flutter as he passes by and pauses for chxt chat He has learned not to walk ln his lelsure moments by the front offlce wmdows rn a westerly dlrectton . 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Y Albert Bexley Butch Chorus 1 Basketball 2 The w1t of lunch pertod fxvel Wrth all hrs good humor and frrendllness Butch will make the study of math a llttle more pleas ant for the students of the future Kathleen Baker Kay Another example that good thxngs come 1n small packages IS Kay Kays ambttlon IS to be a tele phone operator What shame to h1de one so cute from the publlc eye Mane Barresx Lulu Secretartal Club 3 Vol leyball 3 Marte plans to make use of her natural assets namely ct sweet volce and sweet personal lty tn the work of a tele phone operator Best f luck Martel Mary Barry Rusty Rusty IS one of those pensrve gtrls who wrll be happy as prtvate secretary to a young handsome rlch boss untll she mar rtes htm Glona Barton Toohe Basketball l 2 Red Cross l 2 3 Pan American 3 Ad vert1smg Staff Gazette 2 3 Usherettes 2 3 Toot toot tootxes fwe lxspl good byel Toot toot Tootle dontcry Th1s song was made or Glorta and Blll Fuller e w1ll be s1ng1ng thts to er because thrs IS her last year at Classrcal but no rs Paul Blomster Chorus l 3 Track l 2 3 Varxetles l 2 Vlsual Atds 2 3 Pan Amerxcan Club 3 Year Book 3 Gazette 3 College Club 3 Paul has spent llVe hours a day tn school to g1ve h1s mother a rest Durmg these quret moments the gurls have en v1ed htm hrs blond curls whlch the teachers su pected concealed horns Marcta Bloom Muslue Chorus 1 Spectal Assem b es l Z Offlce Help 2 Honor Soclety 2 3 Gazette 3 Year Book 3 Fted Cross l Secretarral Club 2 3 Pan Amertcan 2 Marcra lS the bloom of 1950 After the mmble work of her ftngers on the Gazette we predrct that she wtll be edttor of the Atlantrc Monthly the future Loads of luck rn that offrce job George Bontos Georgxe Football 2 Basketball l 2 3 George 15 known as the sharple H IS e Class D arttst of Lynn Classlcal He plans to en ter the fteld of dentlstry e know that wrth Georges brtght and hrla rtous outlook on ltfe h cant help but succeed I ctdentally hxs Oll1Ce will be open for fermnrne patrents only twenty one Alfred Boudreau Al Al is known in the under world as the Shadow His quiet manner and ability to get along with every one are his most enviable qualities He is the perfect replica of the famed Gary Cooper Beware girls this quiet kid knows what s go ing onl Richard Breedy Dick Chorus 1 2 Dick in his quiet way has made many friends at Classical H plans to work for the gov ernment after graduation Loads of luck to a fine boy' Thomas Brennan Red Everyone who knows Red cant help but like him for he has a mirthful person ality Not exactly a flash Red shuffles the turf at the meets and provides good opposition Nancy Brenner Pan American Club l 2 35 Camera Sec y 3- Red Cross 1 2 3- Tennis Club 3- Year Book 3- Gazette 3- Visual A'ds 2 3- Iunior Achieve' ment 2 3- Honor Society 2 3, Nancy is the girl who keeps the ball rolling in Room 104 with her humor and wit, Her ambition is to travel around the world so that she can learn how to tell jokes in every lan- guage. twenty-two Frank Brenmck Frank Track l 2 3 Cap ain of Track 3 Football 3 Home Room Representative 3 Frank as you all know is our fleet track captain He stays in condition running to East Lynn to his lassies home Franks future is un certain but he hopes to further his education Iune Broatch Scotty Gazette l 2 3 C eer leader 3 Captain of Cheer leaders 3 Iuney is another gem of Classical society Always on the go she 1 full of pep and enthusiasm And any boy in the school will tell you that she is a cute little lass Ioseph Bronstein Ioe Visual Aids l 2 3 Home Room Spelling Bee Winner 2 Pan American Club 1 2 3 Cheerleader 2 Honor Society 2 3 College Club 3 President 3 This is sta n L C H Sl lose Bronstein signing off Yes Ioe plans a future in radio With his ability to ge along with people and with his sharp sense of humor Ioe will be an ace n producing stimulating pro grams Gordon Brown Brownie Literary Saff 35 Year Book 3- Drama Festival 35 College Club 3- Senior Drama 3, Brownies secret love is to meet a girl just his type. So far at Classical he hasnt found what he wants. With his scientific brain and wonderful per- sonality he can't help but succeed, Gordon has the Veronica Lake touch as his hair drapes over one eye, Marlone Brown Murgxe Secretarlal Club 3 Cheer leaders 3 Vtsual Axds l 2 Volleyball 3 Publ1c1ty Chalrman f Secretartal Club 3 Home Room Repre sentatxve 2 3 Pretty Margte lS a frtend to all at Classt cal Shes tull of fun and makes everyone feel wel come when she xs around Margte w nts to b a stenographer but we know a certaxn Iohnny may have somethmg to say about thatl Manlyn Burke Marxlyn hopes to go on to a busmess school and mvent a system to kmt her shorthand that betng her hobby Terese Burns-Terry Lunchroom 1 Pan Amer tcan 1 2 Home Economtcs l Gazette Staff 3 Offlce Worker 2 3 Terrys per sonaltty w1ll certamly brlghten up any otftce She hopes to be a secretary Cec1lM Butler Butts Cecxl has hnally declded to be an electrtcxan Care lul of your short clrcuxts Gtrlsl Donald Buzan Buzz Pan Amerlcan Club 1 2 Vtsual Atds Club 2 3 Col lege Club 3 Hockey 2 3 Buzzy mtends to lnstall a new system at the G E seven hours lunch and one hour work Rxta Carlson Secretanal Club 3 Home Economlcs Club 2 3 Rxta IS another wlzard of the keyboard The bus1ness world w1ll certalnly bene ht from her etftcxency 1n telltgence and mtttattve Iohn Carter Bob College Club 3 Pan Amerxcan Club 2 3 Presl dent 3 Baseball Drama Festtval 3 Gazette 3 Year Book 3 Iohn Classtcals g1ft to Tufts thts year We know that whoever he may meet cant help but ltke hls charm1ng lovtal yet senstble char acter He IS also a student of many capabllxtles cludtng the wmmng of the hearts of the femmme sex Fredenck Cashman Fred Hockey 2 3 Football 2 3 Golf 2 Freddy mtends to cash 1n on h1s hockey talents after a stay tn col lege The Boston Brulns w1ll have galned a Jazzy defenseman wlth plenty of ztp and flght when Freddy yoms up twenty three Donald Cheater Don Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 Vrce Pres Pan Amerxcan Club 2 Vtce Pres Iumor Class Prestdent Semor Class Travel Club 3 Col lege Club 3 Gazette 3 Yearbook 3 Hockey 3 Don has been on top every year that he has been at Classl cal As presldent of the Sentor Class he has per formed h1s dutles capably even though he has had no stage from whrch t conduct h1s assemblres Paulme Chepes Polly Paullne 1 proof that people are the same the whole world over She came to Amerlca a few short years ago but her adaptable nature and her helped her to become an mtegral part of school llfe Nrcholas Cluconas Nxck Nrck ts the kmd of fellow one llkes rmmedlately after talkrng wrth htm Anyone who knows Nrck knows that he ts though qulet very llkeable and easy to get along wrth Peter Chnsatxders Chnstos Manager of Football 47 One who doesnt know would thmk Pete was the qutet type However we of the underworld know dtf ferent Pete possesses what IS probably the most amor ous nature at Class1cal l-le IS sure to succeed because of hrs determmatlon and wmmng ways twenty four Norma Cohen Vxsual Alds Club l 2 3 Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 3 Ltbrary Help 1 Home Room Spellmg Bee Wmner 1 2 3 Class Wmner 2 3 Na tlonal Tuberculosls Essay Contest Wlnner 2 L1terary Staff of Gazette 3 Year book 3 College Club 3 Iunlor Red Cross Counctl 3 Iumor Town Meeting of the Arr 3 Presrdent 3 Norma IS a whrz at spell 1ng and math and has proved xt durlng her three years at Class1cal Glona Colettz Glory Red Cross 1 2 3 PISSI dent 3 Pan Amertcan Club 2 3 Vlsual Ald Club l 2 3 Secretary 3 Gazette 1 2 3 Usherette 3 Sec retarlal Club 3 Chalrman of Iumor Prom 2 Glona lS the Glory of our semor class She rs very efflcrent and keeps the frlms rollmg constantly She has taken the Secretarlal Course but we thtnk that she soon w1ll be keepmg her own budget Nancy Collms Nan Usherettes 1 2 3 Pan Arnerrcan Club l 2 3 Peter Pan Commrttee l Varlettes Gazette l 2 3 e Book 3 College Club 3 Play Commlttees l 2 3 Decoratron Commtttee l 2 3 Among the many pretty lasstes at Class1cal Nan ranks flrst Her happy smlle greets everyone who meets her Shell be a successful teacher whether of some one elses chlldren or her own Esther Condos E Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 3 Usherettes 2 3 Secretary 3 Chorusl 2 Nursrng Club 3 Presrdent College Club 3 L1terary Staff of Gazette 3 Advertlsmg Staff f Gazette 3 The Mlghty Mrte of the Class of SU always has a smrle for everyone She attrrbutes her pleasmg manner to her assocratton the 4h penod Spamsh Class Rm 227a I - . 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J J h - , ,. 2 2 - J , . interest in people have , ' in the Visual Aids Club V , . 2 . . . . , 1' - . . . 2 25 , , 5 Y Ctr 5 J - . , 1 . u u v -I B - 1 , 9 : , 1 ' '- 2 ' ' o ' ' - ' ' in 1 ' . in Lenore Cotton Lee Gazette 2 College Club Lee hasnt been wrth Classr cal too long but everyone feels as though he cl known h r to a long trme n the near future well all be attendmg her open1ng mght at the Metropolltan Opera House Margaret Creamer Peggy Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 3 Usherettes 3 Gazette 3 College Club 3 Chorus l 2 3 Year Book Staff 3 Peggy IS the creamer of the cropper at Classrcal Those tra1ts that she prcked up from her teachers here at Classrcal wrll be assets to her m about flve years when she IS teachmg our chrldren George Cnpps Chuck Baseball 2 3 Football l 2 3 Home Room Represent atrve 2 Basketball Z ln descrtbmg George one would probably say he was a quret slncere boy how ever underneath the cloak of restrarnt we fmd one of the most lrkeable 1ov1al persons around We know George s determmatron w1ll get hrm places Thomas Cronm Tom Track l 2 3 Football 1 3 Hoc ey 2 3 n Amerrcan Club 1 Z 3 Nothrng has to be sald about Tom for all those who have met h1m have had varrous examples f h1s rrotous rdeas of prac trcal lokes Asrde from thrs however he rs the prcture of the Ideal Amen can Youth Nuff saxdl Floyd Cropley Home Room Representa t1ve l 2 Football Manager Floyd hopes to turn hrs talents for monkey bust ness to the General Electrtc where he w1ll take up the engrneermg course We know that the General Electrrc wlll be poplng with lrttle Floyd there Shirley Crowell Shxrl Usherettes 2 3 Secretar 1al Club 2 3 Presldent 3 Red Cross 3 Presrdent of our Secretarral Club Shrrl promrses to be one of the most effxcrent secretarles of he future POSSESSIDQ charm and an agreeable manner Shlrl wxll certamly fmd these assets valuable to her rn the busrness world Robert Curne B Baseball 2 3 Pan Amer rcan Club l 2 3 Amerlcan League 2 Col lege Club 3 One of the brg wheels around school ob plans on entermg the G E Apprentlce Course 1n the fall Although a senror he seems to have a keen mterest rn the Sophomore class Robert Damels-Bob College Club 3 Basket ball Managerl 2 3 Cheer leader l Mrcroscope Club 3 Bob always manages to get rn wherever somethrng rs gorng on For the past three years as basketball manager he has raxsed the art og towel collectmg t new erghts twenty fxve Sharon Damels Sharon ts a cute kxd who doesnt make much nolse She wants to be a dental asststant and we all agree that Sharon can pull our teeth any tlme Mary Dlamontxdes Shorty Otttce Help 2 3 Secretar 1al Club 3 Its arlba arlba for Shorty and a one two three bump After she gets gomg Carmen Mnanda wont have anythlng on her teachmg Latln American dances Blame Dmerman Dmny Usherettes 3 Travel Club 2 Tennls Club I Advertls mg Staff of Gazette l 2 3 Advertlsmg Manager 3 Ir Red Cross Counc1l 3 Secretary of Counc1l 3 Ir Town Meetmg of the Amr 3 V1ce Presxdent of Town Meetlng 3 MICTO scope 3 Rewrtte Commlttee of Year Book 3 Dmny one ot Mtss O Keele s most able proteges mtends to follow IH her masters footsteps Barbara Doherty Babble Home Economtcs 3 Ofhce Help 2 Red Cross 3 Col lege Club 3 French Club 2 Stage Crew of Festxval Drama 3 Pxnt S1Zed Barb IS packed from head to toe wlth personallty The only trouble IS that she has a tendency to drlft toward Engllsh I-low about stay mg m West Lynn Barb hmmm? twenty-six Edward Donahue Teddy Home Room Representa t1ve l 3 Well the Ctty of Lynn w1ll contmue to b the world s best hghted c1ty wtth Teddy around to make l1ght bulbs to the G E R1ght now we can see the gleam ln hts eye as he plans to revolut1on1ze the electncal world Francxsl Donohue Buster Hockey 2 3 Captam of Hockey 3 Baseball 2 3 Captam t Baseball 3 Football l 3 The reason Buster was put on xce was not because he IS a dead hsh but because he can skate clrcles around any body Buster IS Class1cals gmt t televtston and hockey for he mtends to break someday mto pro tesstonal hockey Esther Donovan Esthers two chtef pas stons are roller skatlng and boys Esther tmds both hob btes avallable over at Na hant Mary Donovan Mae Mary IS one of those gals who comblnes brawn wtth brams A combrnatlon such as that ought to attract a boss and a husbandl Elxzabeth Doward Betty Home Room Representa ttve 3 Secretarxal Club 3 Othce Help 2 Bet wants to work over an othce ma chme Comptometer Opera tor shed be called When rt comes to needmg elfxcrent gxrl some bosss problems wlll be solved IH more ways than one xt he elects Bettyl Barbara Dnscoll Barb College Club 3 Offxce Help l 2 3 Barb IS really loads of fun To some she may seem qutet but when s Q gets wrth all er lrlends she really ts a TlOll Ehzabeth Dryer Bet Chorus l 2 3 Usherettes 2 3 V1sualA1des 2 Vane tresl 2 Spec1alAssembl1es l 2 Bette and her vtohnl They make a lovely com bxnattonl But when he crxtrcs look at Bette there ends the muslc Concentra tlon lean Duncan Chorus l 2 Iunlor Red Cross 2 3 Secretarral Club 3 Usherettes 3 Stlence IS golden' they say But that expresslon s really cltche So well rust leave rt up to you To deplct lean as you wzsh to 'N Cathenne Duran Kay Classtcal Forum 3 Vol leyball 3 Kay wants to be a Wave or Telephone Oper ator m1ght do Whlchever held she enters she hopes marrrage wrll conquerl Florence Fam Flo Subscrtptlon Staff Sweet petrte thats Flol She has ambrttons you know An olttce gxrl she want to be Shed make any otttce somethrng to seel Florence Fast Swxfty Flos future seems to be all 1n store for her Even though shes plannmg to go to accountlng school after graduatron the plc tures she carrles around wrth her account for mar rxage not accountmg But rl we know Flo she ll hqure out that problem wlth a wonderful solutlon Betty Faus-Bet lerary Staff l 2 Honor Soctety 2 3 Pan Amerrcan 1 2 3 Vartetes l 2 Drama Festtval 3 Sen1or Drama 3 Class Sec retary 2 3 Home Room Representatlve l 2 Cheer leader 3 Usherette l 2 3 Yearbook 3 No matter how hard one trres nothmg can be sa1d to overestlmate the beauty of thrs falr damsel twenty seven Nancy Faust Nan Secretartal Club 3 Vxsual AldS l Varletles 2 Nancy IS the Faust of her age W1th her mctglc plano she brlngs Joy to the ears of everyone Her mus1cal tal ent w1ll be an advantage h r when she IS teacher Mary Fxoccopnle Frappe Pan Amertcan Club l Chorus 1 Frappe IS a g1rl whose name sutts her to a tea She IS so sweet we all would lrke to eat her up just as we do when we go to Merlts for a frappe Cecelxa Fishman Cexl Honor Soclety 2 3 Gazette fl.1teraryl 2 3 Pan American Club 2 3 Muslc Club 1 Lunch Room 1 2 3 College Club 3 Year Book 3 Speclal Work to Mr Buckley 2 3 Usherettes 2 3 Drama Festlval Com mumty Fund Speaker 3 ell says she s gomg to col lege thts fall But we won der? l-low about tt Saul'P'P Manlyn Flagg Mal Mal IS gomg 1nto a pro fesslon whlch always car nes wxth xt a great deal of prestxge Her choxce IS nurslng and we know Marxlyn wrll work hard to be successful ln her held twenty elght Maple Flanders Torchy Pan Amencan Club l 2 Ofhce Work 1 Varlety Show 2 Red Cross Councxl 2 Olllce Work 2 3 Usher ettes 3 Our charmmg Torchy wants to be a suc cesslul busmess woman We dont th1nk shed be too dlsappolnted lf she s1detracked her eager pur surt of a career to get mar rled Maryann Fowler Mamxe Teachers Tea l Forum 2 3 Drama Festlval 3 Mamle 1S well loved by those who know her Her wmn1ng ways and 1OVlGl character are outstandtng wherever she may be Norma Freedman Norm Lunchroom 2 Secretarxal Club 3 Band 2 Secretary to Forum 3 Norm rs the queen of the lunchroom so weve all trred to keep on her rtght sxde But she has an eye for accounts so we havent been able to get even one rec1pe from er Phyllxs Freeman Phyl Band 2 3 Pan Amencan l 2 3 Secretanal Club 2 3 Secretary to Forum 3 Glrls Basketball 2 One of the pleaslng personalltles of our class Phyllrs wrll make a very sweet secre tary lor the lucky guy that lures her Alfred Gcmmno--Gmo Al w1ll stlll be fly ng htgh when he leaves ye olde halls of Classlcal Hlgh To the US Arr Force w1ll be added another hand some Classlcalxte Audrey Garber Assembhesl 2 3 Chorus l 2 3 Secretary to Mr Sk1ll1n 2 3 Secretar1al Club 3 Spectal Chorus l 2 Varlety Show 2 Audreys twlnklmg eyes cmd pleas mg personallty are sure to make her a welcome addltton to any Oll1Ce The Attendance Department knows she can keep all lads 1n llnel Bette Gardyna French Club 2 Pan Amer can 2 3 Llterary Staff of Q Iumor Dance Commlttee 2 Flesta Commlttee 3 College Club 3 Decoratlons Com mxttee 3 Bette sets the style pace at CHS Her charmmg smrle and cute flgure w1ll always be one of our fond memorxes She hopes to be a teacher but we thlnk a certam Ralph has other rdeas Raymond Keeler lr Ray Vrsual AldS l 3 College Club 3 Iumor Achrevement 1 2 3 Look at the b1rd1e and you w1ll see a lad whos lnterested 1n photog graphs' Murray Gerber-Garb Indoor Track Manager 2 3 MICTOSCODS Club 3 Chorus l College Club 3 Gazette 3 Iumor Achreve ments 2 Gerb plans t work hrs way through col lege We expect all Classr cal Alumnx to buy a maga zxne subscrlptlon from htm when he knocks at our doors Ioyce Gxacoro-lo Home Economlcs Club 3 Gutdance Forum 3 lo IS one of the qulet type around school She hopes to work IH an offlce Any boss would be lucky to have our Ioyce type up hrs notes Carmela Gumgregorro Mxllre Usherette 2 3 Secretarial Chorus l 2 Mr Goodmans Secretary 2 3 Specral help to Mr Buckley 2 3 Volley ball 3 Vxvaclous Mlllle rs the pace setter of the Sen tor Class Her quxck w1t and way of maklng a joke out of everythrng has en deared her to her class mates Mlllle plans to go to busmess school tn the fall Paul Gxerman Football Manager l 2 Pan Amerlcan Club 1 2 Stage Crew l 3 Paul IS gorng to mstruct flymg saucers at the N E Arr craft School so that he w1ll be able to catch the Btg Dtpper twenty mne n . . . O Cazette Sta e Crew 35 Club 2, 35 Basketball l, 25 Barbara Gzles Bob Gazette l 2 3 Asslstant Edttor of Year Book Pan Amer1can Club 1 Z 3 Usherettes l 2 3 Home Room Representatwe 2 3 Cheerleader 3 Honor So ctety 2 3 Decoratxon Com m1ttee l 2 3 Vtsual A1ds 2 College Club 3 Barbara 15 one of Class1cal beaut1 s Many a member of the male sex has gone gaga over the charm and lovel1 ness of th1s beautxful doll Selma Goldstem Sal Sewmg Commtttee of the costumes for the Senlor Drama 3 Selma one of the beautles of the class has her future all planned The beautxful rlng on her fm ger tells the story We w1sh you great happmess Selma Leonard Goodman Lennie Football l 2 3 Camera Club 1 V1sualA1ds l 2 3 Gazette 3 Year Book 3 Var1et1es 2 Drama Festwal 3 Chorus l College Club 3 Spellmg Bee Wmner l 2 Plan to go to Brown Un1 verstty mayor ln Enghsh become a wr1ter or teacher Lennle IS always on the oppos1te srde of a questton No matter what the argu ment hls volce 1S the loud est the longest and the most 1ns1stent Gerald Gordon Ierry Basketball Manager l 2 3 VISUGI A1dS Club l 2 3 College Club 3 Off1c1al Scorer 'Bask balll 2 Town Meetmg of the Alr 3 Hur for the h1llsl Ierry xs go1ng to be a chemlst no less The prophets bel1eve that two years R P I w1ll be razed to the ground by one of Ierrys famous atomxc exper1ments th1rty Wig Elame Gouzoules Sparkle Llterary Staff 3 Red Cross 3 Usherettes 2 Iunlor Dance 2 Pan Amertcan Clubl 2 3 Spelhng Bee Wrnner 3 Year Book 3 Drama Festwal 3 Pan Amerlcan Dance Commlt tee 3 Alas poor wretch Sparkle IS gomg to be a teacher lf she ever enters e halls of Class1cal again e future students of our o alma mater wtll have our deepest sympathy Ralph Gray Well Mr Sllneys physics student wants to be a radio techntclan Let us all look forward to a world of ra dxos wxth hot and cold run mng water and muslcal refngerators Dorothy Green Dxmples or Dot Adverhsmg Staff l Cos tume Makmg l 2 3 Th httle glrl types so fast the paper carrtage gets hausted tryxng to keep up wtth her She wrll g1ve a boonstng business to any one who happens to have a few spare machmes lyxng around Carole Grleco Grec Usherettes 2 3 Staff Sec retary 3 Home Economlcs O ICQ nnexl l 3 Secretarral Club 3 Car l IS a good sport who knows how to apprec1ate a 1oke so we appreclate her sense of fun and humor She IS a very hkable g1rl as we on the Year Book Staff have found out Dolores Guzman DeDe Varletles 2 Off1ce Work 3 DeDe spec1al1zes bookkeeping and offtce work We know that wlth her talents she w1ll make some boss happy ln more ways than one Ralph Harmer Cheerleader 2 Peter Pan l Young Aprll 1 a rxetles l 2 College Club 3 Gazette l 2 3 Festlval Commlttee 3 Iumor Dance Commlttee 2 Flesta Pan Amerlcan 3 Ralph lS example of the typ1cal h1gh school student Hes quxte e Romeo flust as Bettel He llkes to dance and lS m general a terr1f1c 1 lean Hart Ieanme Otflce Work 2 Chorus l The G E offlce w1ll cer taxnly be clxckmg when Ieanme starts to work there W1th her radxant smxle and sparklmg personallty we re sure shell make a htt Donald Hartman Don Chorus l 2 3 Pan Amen can 1 2 Track 2 3 College Club 3 Speclal Assembhes l 2 3 North Shore MUSIC F8SllVGl 2 3 Don ts one of Classlcals quxet boys HIS silence however does not conceal hls wonderful per sonallty whlch everyone admmres He plans to enter the apprenhce course at the G E Dorothy Haskell Dothe Usherette 2 3 Secretarlal Club 3 Basketball 1 2 Chorus l 2 V1ce Preslclent Secretanal Club 3 Volley ball 3 Dorothy aspires to the professlon of teachlng W1th Dorothy wleldmg the bxrch were sure all the puplls w1ll make a great effort to attend school regu Iarly lacquelme Healey Iac ys future lS all store for her Shes plan mng on work1ng ln her fathers store Alrce Hershman Llterary Staff of Gazette 3 Year Book Staff 3 Speczal Work for Mr Buckley 2 Offlce Help 3 Rewrxte Com mlttee of Year Book 3 Probably one of the most eff1c1ent stenographers turned out of Lynn Alxce w1ll make some lucky boss a terrlfxc secretary Who knows maybe shell sxde step her career to glve some lucky guy a break'7 Alvan Hxcks-Al Vlsual A1dS Club 2 3 Chaxrman Emblem Com mlttee Pan Amertcan Club 2 Varl les 2 A e quxet boy at Classlcal IS not so retxcent at Nahant That fresh sea breeze seems to waken h1m up at the rlnk Al mtends to skate through all hlS problems at Wentworth Tech wlth the greatest of ease thxrty one Alice Hodgluns Al Offlce Help l MUSIC Club l Pan Amencan Club 2 Thls Allce ln Wonderland w1ll be a wonder g1rl some Olf1C9 because of her ab1l1ty to type take short hand and keep books Phyllxs Horlick Phyl Gazette 3 Year Book 3 Commlttee for Drama F6Sll val 3 Off1ce Help 3 Speclal Work for Mr Buckley 2 3 Honor SOClelY 2 3 Usher e e 2 3 Phyl w1th r charmmg sm1le w1ll easlly capt1vate a future bossl We thmk however that Hollywood would welcome a starlet as pretty and as graclous as our Phylhsl Ioseph Horth loe Basketball 2 3 Football l 2 Varletles 2 Ioe IS Clas s1cal s CllY sl1cker From h1s record we can be sure he w1ll hold a h1gh posltlon such as pres1dent of a pea nut factory 1n East Cup Cake Leo Iacobs lake Football 1 2 3 Ho e Room Representatwe 1 2 3 Chorus l Track 1 Base ball 2 3 Leos plans for the future are yet undec1ded HIS carefree manner and pleasant ways w1ll brmg h1m to the top IH whatever he does Good Luck Leol th1rty two Boleslaus Kaczynskl Boly Boly IS the sh1ek of Ara b1C type w1th hlS secret1ve thoughts HIS works have been concentrated outslde the school and among h1s foremost recreat1ons IS b1l hard playmg Ernest Karavetsos Tarso Football 1 2 3 College Club 3 Tarso IS one f Classzcal s educated lovers H15 ambltlon heads the 11st of all Don Iuans Can you th1nk of any better goal? Ioan Keefe Thls l1ttle Mlss X IS shy and qu1et on the surface but beh1nd that charm1ng sm1le IS an unknown quan t1t of dynamlte Thomas Kelley Tom Baseball 2 As the class of 1950 ushers out llS three years stay at ClGSSlCGl Tom Wlll be ushermg 1nto the early morn1ng show at the Warner th1s t1me leg1t1mately Gerald Kramer Ierry College Club 3 Ierry def1n1tely one of the fel lows w1th emphasls on the fellows HIS popular1ty knows no bounds for he IS one of the most well l1ked students at Class1cal Robert Lent Bob Baseball 2 3 Chorus 1 Pan Amerxcan Club 1 2 V1sual Alds Club 2 3 Col lege Club 3 Cheerleader 2 Var1et1es 2 Bob plans on takmg up eng1neer1ng W1th h1s personalxty and rangmg capab111t1es he cont m1ss Bexng another one of our qu1et students he neverthe less gets around qu1te a 1 Bruce Lamont Shadow Hockey 1 Z 3 Although Bruce IS the qu1et type we all know that st1ll water runs deep Heres w1sh1ng the Shadow lots of luck 1n h1s plans for the future 1n butldmg houses and ralslng ch1ckens s t the d1ckens7 Louise Landry Lou Lou1se plans to get mar r1ed after graduahon W1th her w1nn1ng smlle were sure she ll make some lucky fellow a wonderful w1fe And she has the one mmd tool 'U-su' 'YW Louise Langloxs Weezxe Red Cross Representatwe l 2 Advert1s1ng Staff of Gazette l Secretarxal Club 2 3 Secretary of Secretar1al Club Offlce work 2 3 Spe c1al Secretary to Mr Buck ley Z WESZIG has been very act1ve durtng her three years at Class1cal Her speclal help to Mr Buckley has grven her ex cellent tra1n1ng for her future work Earle Larson Swede Pan Amencan Club l 2 College Club 3 Swede plans on entermg the Gen eral Electrlc Apprenuce Course W1th Earle s brcnns who knows he may be presldent of the company someday? Kenneth Larson Kenny Pan Amencan 1 2 Pho tography Ed1tor Gazette l 2 Kenny wants to be photographer Cant you lust plcture Kenny saylng Okayl Watch da bOld1e ? Good luck Kenny Norman Legere Squxrt There 1S a brand of soda named after th1s boy Squ1rt tha Smce Squ1rt 1 lommg the Army Axr Force all we can say IS hlgh fly1ngl th1rty three Iohn Leo lt rs very confusrng when Iohn rs around because he rs the boy wrth two frrst names Phyl knows hrm lrke a book so she rs never confused Hrs chref actrvrty rn school has been lookrng for possrbrlrtres for drver sron ln thrs subyect he gets an H Sydney Levme Sid Iunror Town Meetrng 2 Drama Festrval 3 Varretres 2 Cheerleader l Vrsual Ards Club l 2 3 Treasurer of Vrsual AldS Club 2 3 Vrce Presrdent of the Col lege Club 3 Thrs qurz krd rs an expert rn physrcs and advanced math as he has already shown We hope he contrnues hrs good work Who knows he mrght be another Ernstern Iean Levmson Ieanre Chorusl 2 3 Pan Amerr can Club 2 Varretres 2 Publrc Speakrng 2 3 Spell rng Bee Wrnner l Ieanre rs one of the all around grrls at LCHS Her lovely soprano vorce wrll make mrllrons for her and her pleasrng smrle wrll be an ard rn her future Erleen Lrs Bed Cross Councrl 3 Col lege Club 3 Erleen came all the way from ost Boundarres New Hamp shrre to get a well rounded educatron here t the school of Musae et Mores and when she leaves to go back to Keene many here at Classrcal wrll mrss her tlrrrty four Arthur Loomus-Rock Pan Amerrcan 1 2 Vrsual Ards l 2 3 College Club horus l Ar Rock whose nrckname was earned by hrs stamrna and fortrtude rn all athletrcs plans to enter BU C B A We at Classrcal cannot see any reason for hrs attend rng BU for he already has enough money to buy out the college and burld frve more Iohn Lovett lack All of Iohns actrvrtres have occurred outsrde of school We understand among other thrngs he ex cells rn the art of brllrards A sportsman mrght well clasp hrs hands rn delrght when he sees Iohn comrng rn hrs drrectron for he knows a real genurne frsh when he sees one Margaret Lowry Peggy Everyone knows Peggy as Mrss Porse of 1950 Our lrttle Peggy plans to be a telephone operator and we know that any servrce man would be glad to frx her extensron Carolyn Maag Kay or Cagle an Amerrcan l Chorusl Z 3 Nurses Club 2 3 Varretres 2 Play festr val 3 College Club 3 Thrs lrttle butterfly rs well loved by all who know her Her charmrng and wonderful personalrty wrll be appre crated by all those fortunate rndrvrduals who happen to be her patrents at the hos prtal to whrch she rs ad mrtted Kenneth MacDonald Ken Home Room Representa l1Ve 2 3 Hockey 3 Smce thxs handsome lad came to C H S IH h1s 1un1or year he has certamly won h1mself many frlends Wlth h1s pleasmg sm1le and wonder ful dtsposxtxon were sure he w1ll be successful IU whatever held he enters Evelyn Mahoney EVIB s clothes have made her eye dollzed by many f her classmates We surely hope she becomes mterested m dress deslgn 1ng so that we may wear some ot her dehghtful crea tlons John Malfeld lack Chorus l 2 Gazette 2 3 Iack w1th hrs sharp wrt and pleasmg personal1ty IS sure to succeed m what ever stand he may take 1n llte He is the kmg of mls chxef makers so we predxct he w1ll some day be mas ter of Marlelds Follles Alfred Maloney Al Home Room Representa t1ve 2 Pan Amencan Club 2 Hockey 2 3 Chorus 1 2 Baseball 3 College Club 2 3 Our Al has not yet declded as to what held he w1ll g1ve h1S talents Mean tlme hell be an Al ot all Trades We thmk he ll spe clallze m glrls and hockey Barbara Maravelxas-Barb Home Room Representa t1ve l 2 3 Qu1et Barb al though she never has llttle to say w1ll certamly make somethxng of herself wtth her charmmg sm1le and w1nn1ng way Elvera Mann: Vera VIVGCIOUS Vera who al ways has a pleas1ng sm1le w1ll surely make a success of herself wherever she may Florence Marnot Flossle Subscr1pt1on Staff G zette Z 3 Advertlsmg Staff Gazette 3 L1ttle Flo w1ll leave and make sad the corrldors ot Dear C1ass1cal Hlgh but she w1ll make happy the rlch soph1st1cates of Classxcal who w1ll go to her to have thelr haxr set m that new beauty parlor she has 1n mmnd Anna Marsh College Club 3 Red Cross Counctl l 2 3 We are sure Anna w1ll make a lme nurse because she IS so under standmg and patlent w1th everyone around school thlrty t1ve Ellxot Marvxt Marv Peter Pan 1 Var1et1es l 2 Town Meetmg ot A1r 3 Class Examlner 1n V1sual A1dS Club 3 Pan Amerlcan Club l 2 Drama F9Sl1VQl l Chorus 1 Marv IS golng to Purdue the college known as the bollermakers For three years now he has been tak1ng IYOD p1lls t enable h1m to l1tt those heavy bollers E11 Mavros Rocky Pan Amer1can Club 2 Rocky IS a well known character 1n the shoe c1ty clrcles although most t tlme h frequents the YMCA He lS a w1zard on the basketball court but h1s hte amb1t1on IS to make h1s fortune play1ng Cowboy w1th W1ll1e Hoppe for the ten thousand dollars pomt Carole McCarthy Mrckre Red Cross 2 3 Usherettes 3 Home Economlcs 3 We pred1ct Carole Wlll be the admxral of the Class t 1950 and can she cookl ln tact her favor1te song IS It I knew you were commg ld a baked a cake Lllllan McCarthy L l Pan Amerlcan Club l 2 3 Chalrman Dance 3 Ush erettes 2 3 Pres1dent 3 Gazette l 3 Class Prophet 3 Volleyball 3 Cha1rman of Plctures for Year Book 3 L11 IS the moral bu1lder of 50 She IS a product of the atom1c age full of en ergy versat1l1ty and re sourcefulness not to men t1on mlSChI9l Our all round girl knows how to enloy l1fe and how to be busl ness llke th1rtv SIX Thomas McGcughey Mac Football l Mac IS the boy Wllh the perfect physxque Most of hlS lelsure t1me IS spent at 595 Summer Street where he trams for h1s ex h1b1t1on IH the manly art of self defence Fred plans to move to Utah He Wlll be a great loss to the C1ty of Lynn and a mayor add1t1on to the State of Utah Ioseph Thomas McGee oe Football 3 Pan Amen can Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Gazette Staff 3 Ioe has been called St Marys glft to the Classical Class of 1950 HIS good humor and h1s w1ffle w1ll always keep people happy And Ioe never says No to a lob so we say he 1s the most valuable man IH the class And th1s ODIDIOH IS espe c1ally VO1Ced by the gals of Room 201 Thomas McLaud Tom Gazette 2 3 Year Book a 3 Tom plans attend Boston UHIVETSHY School of lournahsm We wonder where he w1ll flnd the t1me SIHCG we know about the hours he spends w1th Luclllel Ethel McIntosh Mxtn orus l 2 3 an Amer1can 2 French Club l 2 Productlon Staff of Three One Act Plays 3 Our pet1te M1tz1 IS golng to attend Lynn Burdett Col lege that IS lf her plans are not 1nterrupted by her dream man Hugh McManus Mxck Mrck wants to work for a lrvrng Well rt couldnt happen to anyone nrcer Good luck Mrck Rose McQueeney Home Nurses Club 3 Our pop ular Flosre has only one ambrtron She wants t marry a handsome young mrllronarre and lrve n Georgetown Lots of luck Rosrel Harold Mxtchell Punky Harold has lurked about rn the dark corners l Classrcal for three years Now he steps confrdently rnto the cruel world read to cope wrth all srtuatrons Hrs shrewd rudgment and abrlrty for makrng decr srons are the envy of the school Icxmes Moore-Red Pan Amerrcan Club 2 3 Golf 2 3 Year Book 3 Bed as everyone knows pos sesses the school cab for 1950 A dark mystery sur rounds Beds future bu an rnsrde track clarms Hollywood rs after hrs llam mg strawberry locks Margaret Moore Peggy Peggy rs gettrrrg marrred Iuly Congratulatrorrs Dannyl From her work rn he Year Book we know that Peggy rs a very elh crent grrl and she rs lots of lun oo Claue Moran Cheerleader 3 Gazette 2 Pan Amerrcan 2 3 Home Room Representatrve 2 Secretarral Club 2 3 Usher ettes 2 3 Pan Amerrcan Donce Commrttee 3 Thrs Klassrcal Kutre hopes to be a teacher She wrll surely make a hrt wrth her future puprls W1th her good looks and chcrrmrng personalrty all the boys wrll want to be the teachers pet Henry Mosychuk Home Boom Representa trve 3 Pan Amerrcan Club 2 3 Bask ball l Gazette Staff 3 Charrrnan Year Book 3 Travel Club 3 Presrdent ot College Club 3 Chorus l 2 Musrc Festrval 2 Year Book Stall 3 Lersurely Henryl Because ol hrs bevy ol lemrnrne sec retarres we ve notrced that Muzzy started the Year Book early and brought rt to a reluctant end Iames Mullen Porky Football l 2 3 Track l 2 Home Room Representa trve l Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 3 College Club 2 3 Drama Festrval Gazette l Frrday Nrghter Club l 2 3 One ol our class wrts hopes to open a hrgh class busrness rn the better hall ol the crty lWest Lynn of coursell wrth Pelly as hrs partner We all know they wrll be a success rn the-rr venture thlrty seven Rxchard Murphy Duck fPoncheoj College Club 3 Dtck plans on going to Stock brldge Agrtcultural School to study forest surveymg lf you ever get lost 1n the woods Call for Drck Mur phvl Hose Naples-Rosxe Usherette 3 Thrs Rose certamly brought sweet ness to Classlcal when she transferred here thrs year As a beautrclan we re sure Rose wont get mto any ones ha1r Mildred Naseck Mxlhe Pan Amerrcan Club 1 Oftxce Help 3 Rewrlte Com mtttee of Year Book 3 Sec retartal Club 3 Camera Club 3 Vlvaclous Mlllxe wlth her Qulet ways would ltke to be a prxvate secretary rn a toothpaste concern There she may dlsplay her Ipana smlle not only to her advantage but to the profrt of the ftrm Mary Elisabeth Nelson Betty Nursmg Club l 2 Pan Amerlcan Club 2 3 Lunch Room 2 Betty lS a perfect example f Sllence Golden ' Lyel' Frances Nowxckx Fran Red Cross l 2 Chorus l Pan Amerlcan 1 2 3 Nursmg Club 2 3 Offlce 2 Cafeterta Z 3 Gazette fEdx tori 2 3 French Club 2 Usherette l 2 3 College Club 3 Year Book Commrt tee 3 Mtcroscope Club 3 Travel Club 3 Fran IS one of the busxest grrls Classlcal and 15 known not only by the teachers but by the boys as well Dorothy OBnen Dot Secretartal Club 3 Dot tle IS our bubble grrl full of fun and mlSChl9f She can galvanrze any group mto actlon lt lS our prx vate OPIHIOH that her en ergy should be harnessed by technology George Odxorne Football l 2 3 Indo Track3 Pan Amerlcan Club 3 College Club 3 Stage Crew 3 Outdoor Track 3 George IS one of the mas termmds of our class mas ter of skrppmg master of bluffmg mastermmd wrth the ladles Thls lad has led a busy l1fe at Classxcal As Sampson was shorn of hls strength so George has been shorn of h1s exuber ance Helen Oldytowsln Oldy Home Economxcs 3 Sec retarlal Club 3 Travel Club 3 Oll1Ce Help 2 3 Helen lS gomg to add her charm and personalxty to brrghten up an offlce 1n whrch she hopes to be secretary We know that she will be suc cessful rn her chosen fxeld Wrllram Oprechowslrr Bo Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 3 Brll rs a quret boy around school but we all know that he leads a very rnterestrng lrfe outsrde of school Best of luck wrth your future plans Brlll Stephen Pannes-Steve Home Room Representa trve 2 Pan Amerrcan Club 2 3 Bas ball 1 Gazette 3 Travel Club 3 College Club 3 Football 1 Baseball 1 2 Besrdes be rng one of the most well lrked students rn the school Steve contrnues to dazzle PP charm and personalrty We feel that he wrll contrnue hrs wrnnrng ways when he enters Mrchrgan Grace Parker Gracre Advertrsrng Staff 3 Chorus 1 2 Volleyball 3 Basket ball 3 Gracre rs one of the most well loved cutres of the school Her personalrty can never be forgotten by those fortunate enough to meet her Ellsworth Pearl Cy Pan Amerrcan Club 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Stage Crew 3 College Club 3 Cy wrth the sophrctrcated name of Ellsworth rs any thrng but sophrstrcated We hope that hrs educatron at Classrcal wrll help rn hrs advanced studres of socral scrences rn college Ralph Pearson Raoul French Club 2 Camera Cub 2 an Amerrcan Club 2 Tennrs Team 2 3 CCaptarn 33 College Club 3 Art Club 3 Year Book Staff 3 Iumor Town Meet rng Club 3 To read one of Ralphs newspapers r t garn valuable knowledge and to enyoy hrs unrque style ln a few short years we hear Mr Enwrrght wrll be out of a rob when Ralph steps rn Gerald Pellrgrmr Pelly Chorusl 2 Footballl 2 3 Track 3 Varrety Show 2 Pan Amerrcan Club 3 Art Club 3 After roamrng the halls of dear old Classrcal for three years Pelly rs los rng hrs Smlle You see Pelly rs gorng to mrss Classrcal and all hrs frrends We re gorng to mrss hrm too Good luck Pellyl Ruth Pergola Ruthre Usherettes l 2 Offrce 1 2 Varretres 1 Ruthre rs recognrzed by everyone as she dashes around the cor rrdors before school dorng errands for the oftrce and no one rs the least brt sorry to see her for shes easy on the eyesl Wrllram Peterson Pete Wrllre Lump Lump Art Club l 2 3 Wrllram rs one of our quret but capable boys Theres that old proverb that strll holds Beware of the srlent ones We feel sure that Wrllram wrll be successful rn whrch ever professron he chooses thrrty nrne 1 l 5 P ' ' ' . ' 's o 1. , : ke! , 2. 3: ' 5 . ' ' 5 5 J 1- 1 the o osite sex with his A , , ' . : 1 A ' ' - ' Herman Pettersen-Sonny Chorus l 2 3 Hermans mental capabilities and knowledge are partly con cealed beneath his quiet refined and distinguished character But already we know that when occasion arises he is able to cope with any situations which confront him Lewis Pollack Lew Baseball l 2 3 Football l 2 3 Hockey 3 Gazette 3 Year Book 3 College Club 3 Pan American Club 3 With Lews ability for mak ing hits and we don t mean in baseball he will have no trouble in keeping up his social average Dorothy Quamo Dot College Club 3 Secretary of College Club 3 Gazette 3 Year Book 3 Usherettes 3 Chorus l 2 Well ot figures on trying her hand at making recipes not with edible ingredients mind you but with chemicals lt looks like the male faction of the lab will have to wear blinders if they expect to get any work done' Adela Romputl Della Captain of Usherettes 3 Home Room Representative 3 Year Book 3 Chorus l 2 Honor Society Senior Banquet Committee. Any- one can be easily lost in the depths of Adela s Beau- tiful Brown eyes so if we consult the masculine con- tingent the eyes will have it we are sure, A very sweet smile, and a lovely disposition, make Adela the irresistibly bewitching lass of the Class of '50, forty Clmre Ramsdell Secretarial Club 2 3 Pan merican Club l 2 3 Pan American Dance Commit 3 Usherettes 2 Cheer Leaders 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Claire is vivacious and skilled in many arts This slender Miss is the cynosure of masculine eyes especially those shaded by broad hatsl Edna M Reid Ed Usherettes 3 Gazette 3 Office Work 2 One could write a book about the love life of Ed however we at Classical overlook these secretive events and d mire her for her widespread knowledge and beauty Ruth Roberts Bobbie Usherettes l Luncheon l 2 3 Nursing Club 2 3 Bobbies shy smile will soon grace the Lynn Hos pital School of Nursing With sympathetic Bo by their side we know that Lynn Hospital patients will do a recuperating business Lillian Robinson Lxll Red Cross 3 Nurses Club 2 3' College Club - Work in Office 3- Lunch Room Helper 3. Lillian's am ition ' 'Woman in White.' In our estimation she is just the girl who can comfort the ill as friendliness and good spirit are her most promi- nent characteristics. Alan Rodman Al Roddy Iumor Red Cross l Home Room Representatrve 1 Vrs ual Ards 2 Pan Amencan Club l 2 3 College Club 3 We cant trgure out why but A1 wants to be a prll pusher At the Mass Col lege ot Pharmacy he ln tends to learn how to mrx alcohol strrvmg to get per fume and prlls Iohn Rogers-Fat Uackj Trackl 3 Footballl 2 3 Stage Crew 3 Fat wants to go rnto the Armed Forces We are sure hell do everythlng 1n hrs power t protect hrs old Alma Mater Ixll Roland Pan Amerrcan Club 2 3 Usherettes 3 Drama Festr val 3 Peter Pan l Sentor Drama 3 Banquet 3 Ga zette 3 Year Book 3 Col lege Club 3 Frve feet two eyes of blue IS a phrase that well descrrbes 1111 A1 though 1111 by name her potentralrtres for mrschret come rn quart or gallon stzes Harvey Rothman Vrsual Ards l 2 3 Dep uty Exammer tV1sualA1ds1 3 Pan Amerrcan Club 1 Camera Club 2 Chorus 1 Cheer Leader l VGT1elleS Z College Club 3 Gazette 3 Speed ts a whiz at clrck mg the shutter and 13 equally terr1t1c at pushrng prlls Good luck rn your career rn pharmacy Phyllu Rotondx Phyl Lrterary Staff ot Gazette 3 Year Book 3 Honor Socrety 2 3 Usherettes Pe r P n en tor Drama Commrttee 3 Spelllng Bee Wmner l Travel Club 3 Phyl doesnt want to teach grammar school She would rather teach the more sophrstt cated htgh school boysl And the boys hall thts pro gram wtth enthusrasm Margaret Roy Peggy Ottrce Work 2 Volleyball 3 Peggy plans to be recep tromst rn a doctors ofttce But were all sure when the patrents meet Peggy they ll forget all about therr aches and parns Good luck Peggy Rzchard Roy Dxck Basketball l 2 3 Foot ball 1 2 More recently Drck has been known as Mr Atomrc Energy of 1950 Hrs hetght rs of no drsad vantage as he proved on the basketball court lor he rs a qurck gent and gets places Margo Russell Peggy Home Room Representa trve l Iunror Red Cross l 3 Gazette 3 Year Book Staff 3 Chorus l College Club 3 Spectal Assembly 3 Pan Amerxcan Club 1 2 3 The lucky second grad ers wrll have charmxng Margo for a teacher when she graduates from Salem Teachers Margo has been one ofthe sparkplugs ot the class of 1950 She rs generally and generously htttmg all erght forty one Norman Hydgren Swed Football l 2 3 Basket ball l 2 Track 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Pan Amerrcan Club 3 Varrettes 2 Chorus 1 2 Art Club Stage Crew 3 Semor Banquet Show Well Norm wants to travel 1f he does not attend college ln Washmgton We hope he enjoys belng a Kmght of the Road Stella G Sabanty Sabant Chorus 1 2 Pan Amen can Club l 2 3 Secretary 3 Lrterary Stall of Gazette 2 3 Basketball l 2 Deco rattng Commtttee l 2 3 Red Cross 3 College Club 3 Year Book Comm1ttee 3 Volleyball 3 Ofltce Help 1 Shes a cookle who can cook you t1ll you re done And what COOkleSl A loyal heart a sense of humor and generous wrllmgness to help make Stella one of the most popular grrls 1n th Class of 50 George Sacco lvhcroscope ub Hockey Team 2 3 George s only ambrtlon rs to work We all know he wrll b able to adyust htmsell eas 1ly smce he has put plenty of hard work w1th the hockey team th1s year Fred Santangelo The Samt Football 1 2 3 CCapta1n 32 Track 2 3 Basketball l Baseball 2 Pan Amen can Club 2 3 College Club 3 Vartetles 2 Drama Fes t1val 3 Gazette 3 Year Book Commlttee 3 Athletrc Board 3 Specxal Assem blxes 2 3 Freddres tech mque has earned hrm the nxckname ol the Samt but we all know that th1ngs ao by oppos1tes forty two Phylhs Santoxanm Phyll Chorus l 2 3 Secretary lor Mr Sk1ll1an 3 Usher ettes l 2 3 Pan Amerrcan l We dont hear much ol Phyll IH school but she shows her talents at the New York Model Bakery W1th Phylllss advent the bakery busmess IS boom mg Madya Savchuk Marg Chorus 1 Honor Soclety 2 3 Gazette 2 3 Year Book 3 Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 College Club 3 Madlas smlle Wlll open all doors and hearts to her And she has the gtft of gab 1n sev eral languages so we pre dlct for her a future as a dxstmgurshed hnqurst Lxlhan Sbordone Lxl Our Dramond Ll IS Slllnlflg star at Classlcal Her ready smile and cheery greettngs always spread 1oy to those who know her L11 has chosen to work ln an olhce after graduatlon Arlene G Schertell Shorty Pan Amerlcan Club 2 3 Art Club 3 Iumor Town Meetmg 3 Bed Cross 3 Basketball 2 Volleyball 3 Radro Teen 3 College Club 3 Decoratlng Comrmttee 2 Shortle ts one of the more attractlve members of the school She plans to enter the held of dramatrcs We have had more than an adequate number of dem onstrat1ons concernmg her theatr1cal abllrtxes Dolores Schmuch Dolly Home Room Representa t1 e l Chorus 1 2 Amerrcan 1 2 Usherettes 2 3 French Club 2 College Club 3 Dollys planmng on berng a teacher when she leaves Classrcal May be she wont be gone for long Classrcal would hke to have her back agatn but not as a student Theresa Seward Terry Basketball 1 2 Volley ball 3 Terry hopes to be a comptometer operator the G E but we know wrth her wmnmg ways she could operate anywhere Myrna Shectman Marsha Camera Club 3 Town Meetrng of the Arr 2 Ga ze e 3 Year Book Marshas three years Classrcal have been very successful She hopes to go to work rn an ottlce Wtth her good looks Marsha wrll make a sweet acldrtron to the busrness world Maryanne Shepherd Peg Chorus l Red Cross l 2 Peter Pan l Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 3 Year Book 3 Gazette 3 College Club 3 Var1et1es 2 School Play 3 Semor Drama 3 Banquet 3 Spellrng Bee Wrnner 3 Maryanne lrves to ch1t chat but we love her rust the same We thtnk she ts plan mng to be the town crrer of the Class of 1950 Glona Sxmone-Glo One of the prettlest glrls rn the class of 1950 Glo has brought much garety the school Her pleasmg smrle wrll be greatly mrssed rn the halls of Classrcal Earl Simons S Track 1 2 3 Chorus l 2 Pan Amerlcan Club 2 Town Meetrng on the Arr 3 College Club 3 Mrcroscope Club 3 Earl has a two track mmd lndoor and out door ln the future e wrshes to be rn the adver trsmg busrness Some clay he may even become Ear Carl Smith Smitty Vrce Presrdent Vrsual AldS Club 2 3 Vrsual A1dS Z 3 Football 2 ketball Manager 3 Camera Club Smltty rs gorng to mayor rn ftguresl Ot course we should say he rs gomg t Bentleys where hrs tw1nkl1ng smrle and frrend ly ways wrll brlghten those hours f bookkeepmg whtch he does not spend IH calculatrng basketball plays Eugene Snow Exvey Pan Amerrcan Club 2 Track 2 3 Peter Pan 2 Col lege Club 3 Ervey rs one of those 1nd1v1duals who lrequents the Y thrrty SIX out of the twenty four hours of the day He speclalrzes rn the art ol p1ng pong He gets any one between the ages of one to erght forty three Anthony Hrchard Sollmrnr Sully Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 3 College Club 3 Home Room Representatrve 2 Class Presrdent l 2 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 Edltor of Gazette 3 Gazette l 2 3 Sully our most popular Senror hopes to study medrcrne We all know that he wrll be a success es pecrally wrth the femrnrne sex as he has set many a heart a flutter durrng hrs years at Classrcal Manlyn Spock Mrckey Us erette 1 2 3 Peter Pan 1 Pan Amerrcan 2 Varretres 2 Camera Club 3 Town Meetrng of the Arr 2 Senror Drama 3 We hope she retarns her popularrty through er postgraduate years and we are sure that shell have a great future ahead rn secretarral work Curl Specht 9 one of the tall srlent types at school but whenever anythrng needs to be done rust ask Carl and your slrghtest wlsh wrll b granted We know that Carl wrll be a success at anythrng he does lean Spencer Chorus l Pan Amerrcan Clubl 2 3 Gazette Cbusr ness 1 2 Gazette flrter aryl 3 Usherettes 3 Honor Socrety 2 Volleyball 3 Col lege Club Csecretaryl 3 Spellrng Bee Home Room 2 Varretres 2 Year Book 3 School Play Commrttee 1 Speaker for Gazette 3 lean haunts the corner table rn the physrcs class and talks over everythrng but physrcs wrth her three comrades forty four Rexford Sprnney Rex Musrc Club l Art Club 3 Glee Club l 2 Gazette 3 Thrs boy rs a Rex Krng that rs rn the art world We know that he wrll lrve up to hrs krngly ways next year at art school lohn Stanley Iohnme Vrsual Aids Club 2 3 Pan Amerrcan Club l 2 Varrety Show 2 College Club Wrth Iohnmes brarns we re sure hell exceed the professors at any school whrch he may attend And hrs smrle rs apprecrated by Classrcal mardens Ida St Cyr Gazette and Year book Volleyball Team 3 Basket ball 2 Gurdance Otfrce 2 Ida often comes to school wrth that mysterrous look after an unavordable b sence Wrth her brrght smrle and cute wrt Ida rs sure to make the top Wxllxam Steeves Ball Gazette 2 3 Year Book 3 Cheerleader 1 2 Home Room Representatrve I 3 Camera Club 2 Track 1 2 3 Travel Club 3 Wrllre rs the exponent ol the sophrs trcates ol the Class of 1950 Wrth hrs grit of badrnage he can persuade many a Classrcal marden to whrle away an evenrng Frolrc A La Steeves h . , : - ' ' ll Colle e Club Carl is AdVeTllSll'1g Skill of the I r . 1 e I . I . .G - l , : ' - 1 . . 1 ' A in Dorothy Stone Dot Costume Comm1ttee Drama Festlval 3 Dot IS one of the quleter members of our class except t Sam s There she may be seen calmly dxsagreemg wlth Sam on the lmer polnts ol hte Barbara Strom Barb Gazette l 3 Home Room Representatlve 2 3 Chorus l 2 3 Usherettes 3 Bas ketball l 2 Volleyball 3 Secretarlal Club ltreasurerl 3 Wlth her versatlle char acter and charmmg ways Barb has won the hearts of many a Classlcal beau W thmk she IS gomg to spe clalxze 1n personahty work lor she has had plenty of experxence Beverly Swartz Bev Pan Amencan Club 1 2 3 Iunxor Red Cross Coun cxl 1 3 Adverttslng Staff of the Gazette 2 Subscrlp tlon Staff of the Gazette 3 College Club 3 Our Bev has hlgh ambltxons She wants to work m the held of busmess Her lrxendly way w1ll surely help her to the top Good luck to a swell kldl Robert Thomson T D Bobs gerual d1spos1t1on ts a dellght to Classical gxrls Wherever you see Bob there you see a bevy of Classxcal s prettlest maldens Whats your se cret Bob? Elmor Txzzard Tune Chorus 1 Pan Amencax Club 1 2 3 College Club 3 Gazette 3 Town Meetmg of the Alf 3 Red Cross Club 3 Vlce Presldent of the Red Cross Club 3 Th1s TIZZ lS a whlz She plans to go to B U to study flg ures but chances are everyone w1ll study hers Good luck to the future Mlss Emstem lane Ukleja lame Offxce Uknnexl Z Secre tarxal Club 3 Usherettes 2 3 Econormcs Club 3 lame IS gomg to Comptometer school Wlth her mmble hngers and beautlful green eyes she ts sure to please even the most dxfhcult f bosses Richard Unsworth Dxck Pan Amertcan Club Z Chorus 1 2 Iumor Achleve ment 3 College Club 3 Dtck IS one of the more bramy boys at Lynn Clas slcal HIS lnterests how ever are concentrated on hgures for he plans to en ter a school of photog raphy We know Dlck w1ll enloy thls fleld as 1t pro vldes more than 1ts share of thrllls and exc1tement Mary Urany-Chxck Usherettes 2 3 Secreta nal Club 3 Chorus l 2 3 Home Room Representatxve 3 Red Cross Club Z Chlcks plans for the f ture are lndetlmte rtght now However her excel lent record for the past three years have assured us that she wlll be a suc cess whether ln a career or xn marrlage forty hve Marxlyn Votcmo College Club 3 Pan Amerlcan Club l 2 3 Var1 etles 2 3 Cheerleaders 3 Gazette 3 Year Book 3 Chorus l 2 School RCd1O Representahve 3 Whether t b scholastlcally socially th1s Mtss never mxsses Resourceful and re llable wxth a sm1le that entrances everyone wonder Mar1lyn IS 1n con stant demand especlally by the male members of l950 Nxcholas Walsh Nicky Varletxes 2 Gazette Sub scrxptxon Staff Manager 3 College Club 3 Stage Crew wlth One Act Plays 3 Cheerleaders 2 N1ck IS the nucleus of the mls chxevous element at Clos sxcal Mr Slmey should use h1m as a phys1cal example of perpetual motlon George Willis-Wxlly Home Room Representa trve l Pan Amerlcan Club l 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Golfl 2 3 Track 2 3 Cheerleader 1 Z Drama Festwal 3 Wllly plans to go 1nto the msurance busmess w1th h1s dad but we suggest that before he does he IH sure his volce because xl anythmg should happen to 1t we prty the poor qlrls to whom he whlspers sweet nothmgsl loan Worth Ioanny Secretarlal Club 2 3 Ofhce Help 2 3 Ioanny IS worth her welght 1n gold Even though she IS one of twms she can certalnly be dxst1ngu1shed from her s1s ter by those stenography prlzes she wms forty-six Frederick Worth Fred Fred the th1rd man 1n h1s lamlly w1ll be flymg hxgh ln the Arr Force after graduatlon H1Fly1ng Fredl Ioyce Worth Twmxe Secretarlal Club 3 Ofhce Help Z 3 Slnce Ioyce IS a tw1n her looks and ab1l1ty match those of her slster to a T However she IS stlll an 1l'1Cl1V1dUGl as IS shown by her glft of repartee Rnchard Yukob Dxck Football l 2 3 Track l 2 3 Basketball l Varlety Show College Club l Pan American Club l Chorus l 2 Senlor Drama 3 Banquet 3 Classlcal s towermg grant Dlck would l1ke to attend a hlgher mstltutlon of learnmg to speclahze m temmme psychology cuttmg classes and 1n cut tmg capers ln general Selma Zmkhnwzmkxe Honor Soclety 2 3 Secre tary of Honor Socxety 3 Pan Amerlcan Club l 2 3 Treasurer of Pan Amencan Club 2 Usherettes Z 3 Home Room Representatlve l 2 Advert1s1ng Staff Ga zette l 2 Llterary Staff 3 Year Book 3 Pet1te Selma has often proved that size doesnt make the g l ln Selmas case brams com bmecl wlth charm have made her a welcomed ad dltxon to the 104 Club Wxllxam Card Bxll Var1et1es 2 B1lly w1ll probably warble h1s way through l1fe barr1ng all obstacles Hts amb1t1on IS o be a boxer and beat VfllllC Pep Francis Comeau FTCIHCISS plans for the future are a dark myster1 ous secret but were sure that Class1cals Mystery Man w1ll be a success 1n whatever he attempts Frances C1val1no-Franme Secretarlal Club 2 3 Home Econormcs Club 2 3 Franme plans to go to work after graduat1on She hopes to obta1n a 1ob e1ther 1n the GE or ClVll SBTVICQ work W1th Franmes com b1nat1on of good looks and personal1ty we re sure she ll make any Off1Ce a pleasant place 1n wh1ch to work of the school everyone HIS t1on however three letter ar1nd1ng Iohn 1t et Rxchard Davis Iohn Daly Iohnny lohn IS one of the terrors so he tells secret IS o man you ll Dlck amb1 be a Keep make Football l 2 3 Baseball l 2 Gazette 3 Chorus l 2 3 Dtck IS Class1cals ver sron of Samson but we guess h has already plcked h1s Dehlah Fl1ght Thelma? D1ck plans to go to college to study me chanlcs Gerald Farese Ierry lerry IS undec1ded as to what the future holds store for h1m however we at Class1cal know he cant help but succeed w1th h1s w1nn1ng sm1le and per sonal1ty Sandra Flshman Sandy Pan Amencan Club 1 2 Off1ce Work l 2 Gazette l 2 Secretary to Mxss Murphy l 2 Sandy IS Class1cals verston of D1amond L11 However the Class1cal boys dont see Sandra very often because all her t1me lS oc cupted wlth a steady Raymond Fortuccx Ray Track Manager l 2 lun1or Achrevement l Col lege Club 3 Ray IG qu1te the boy around the school H1s pleasant sm1le and pleastng sense of humor w1ll be m1ssed when Ray goes to Salem Teachers College to furth r h1s edu ca 1on Wrllxam Gamache B1ll Track Manager l 2 Cheerleader l 2 V1sual s 2 3 Home Boom Flepresentahve 2 3 Chorus l 2 Bllly has made a f1ne record for h1mself wh1le here at Class1cal She w1ll be proud to cla1m htm a one of her sonsl George Gongas George IS the worktng type Every ttme we see htm he 1 hurry1ng to parts unknown Watch out g1rls th1s George 1s a terrorl Barbara Hally Hally W1th Barbara s qutck m1le and pleastng person a 1 y she w1ll ure y e Come a ftne Atrltne Haste Good lu k Hallyl Helen Harvey Ntmble of N1t and ntmble of fmgers Helen 1s gotna tc make busmes her caree after graduat1on Lucky 1 the off1ce where she w1ll re1gn Barbara Hutchms Barb s uretts l 2 Nurse Club Barbs wants to be come a nurse What make nurs1ng so popular? Barbs7 Could the younger mterns be the answer? Iohn Kammslu Smbm Hockey S1nb1n wants to play left defence for the Boston Brums Be careful S1nb1n You dont want to sl1p and fall on the ICG do you? lean Kxlloran Ieame e Cross 2 3 ea would llke to be a pract1cal nurse Wllh her capt1vat1on 1t would be more pract1cal for her to be a wtfe and mother Howard Learned Red Red headed boys and hens that crow Make the1r way wher ever they go' Th1s cheerful prophecy should encourage Howard about h1s future He w1ll be helped along too by the tw1nkle 1n h1s eye and by h1s gtft of gabl Mary McDonough Mary IS qulte the g1rl about school Never look for her 1n the same place tw1ce ln f1ve m1nutes for she doesnt stay that long Mary plans for a career as a telephone operator Iohn Nappl Football l 2 Track l 2 entoy lohnny on bended knee m1m1ck1ng h1s old fr1end Al ln case ou dont know Iohn got h1s techn1que through practtce w1th h1s steady g1rl Beverly Newberg Bev azette l 3 an Amerlcan Club l 2 Usher ettes l 2 French Club 2 Town Meet1ng of the A1r 3 Bed Cross Bepresentatwe 3 College Club 3 Bev IS thmklng of becommg a wr1ter She certa1nly has used her 1mag1nat1on wh1le at ClGSSlCGl so she must have plenty of matertal for her f1ct1onl Robert Nrcholson Nxck Track 2 ob 1 e hunter of our class Now what IS he huntmg for? 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X f s X 'D Z L X JNA- Rf: M1015 - 0'754lv0vq -.fn-xr F4 lflf 'r W' a H N .5 fl I QL' If ' 'M 3 fi ua fr 1 f Mx WS fgof My , 5, M4 fi .4- W X ix Nr- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT fCont1nued from Page 173 Red Moore bequeaths hrs musrcal horn two floor mats a genume foxs tall and a pre e of chrome the length of hrs ar to Itch Adams It seems Bed caught h1m startna at h1s car once too often Sully s Serfs Fran Nowlckr and Phyl Rotond1 leave all the headaches and short held trrps to next years ambrtlous Gazettees Barb Pinky Glles and Cla1re Ramsdell bequeath to Corrme Chrrstopher and Mary Splalne thelr favor1te bench and table at Sam s wtth a year s supply of ntckels to keep the 1uke box go1ng strong I th1nk Corrrne and Mary have had thetr eyes on that booth for qutte some trme Adela Bamputl leaves her blg brown eyes to some lucky Junxor boy to dream about after she s gone IH due ttme after long practrce Tom w1ll develop an eye as accurate as Bob s Inc1dentally lf there are any grlevances among the helrs of these glfts I suggest that they present therr complamts to Mlss O Keele 1n Boom 104 s1nce she wxll be most eager to asslst rn any dlIf1CUll1eS Before rehable wrtnesses I now draw thls last w1ll and testament to a prompt end mg by s1gn1ng and sealmg 1t Thls document should not be opened unt1l the passmg of the Class of 1950 Stgned A Sorry Lot Wrtnessed by Ohver Sudden Martha Arcus Dlck Tator W1lI1e Flunk Frank Furter FREEDOM AND PEACE A DUAL CHALLENGE fCont1nued from Page l8l It has been proposed by a Connectlcut senator that the Unrted States offer to d1vert two th1rds of our defense budgets to world prosper1ty askmct IU exchange an atomlc agreement and an arms cut He IS also of the op1n1on that a moral crusade for peace vnll have a far greater effect than any physlcal weapon Those who w1sh to preserve peoples rlghts and prevent war should look to the people They want a free and peaceful world In a true democracy the people have d1gn1ty pr1de nob1l1ty and courage the characterlsttcs of free people They w1ll not stand passrvely by and see therr freedom and secur1ty torn from them RJ , . 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Bob Currie leaves a nice shiny apple every day to Tom Graziano because he thinks eighty-hve Second Pnze Wmnmg Paper mn the Esther Hawkes Peace Contest GERALD GORDON 1950 Never before has the cry for freedom and peace been so umversally prevalent Th1s plea 1S surely Just1f1ed when 1t IS reallzed that th1s past half century has produced the most ru1nous and devastat1ng warfare 1n all hlstory Yet 1f an answer to the world s pl1ght1s forthcom1ng 1t must come from w1th1n the hearts of the people themselves It IS the1r solemn obl1gat1on to f1nd a means of preserv1ng the1r sacred herltage of llberty No matter what a sound formula must somehow be dev1sed to guard agamst future world w1de conflagrat1ons such as the wor ld has recently w1tnessed Nat1ons have learned to the1r d1smay that war never serves the purpose of settl1ng arguments Such settlements can only be brought about by peacefuul means ln treat1ng th1s sub1ect 1t lS necessary to outl1ne the present s1tuat1on and then to determ1ne llS relat1on to freedom and peace It IS common knowledge that the Un1ted States IS bemg faced w1th a d1ff1cult s1tuat1on 1n Europe today that IS commonly referred to as the cold war lt IS a s1tuat1on that must be handled w1th the .ttmost resourcefulness tact and dlplomacv The aggressor nat1on 1S attemptma to harass our country by the sly use of blockades and demonstrahons The Unlted States must show that 1t IS capable of standmg up to such act1on by not allowmg themselves to become unnecessarlly d1sturbed over th1s s1tuat1on Less powerful countr1es than v e look to our country to put an end to the encroachment upon the1r terr1tor1es by th1s trespasser It would not be w1se how ever for us to f1ght f1re Wllh f1re The only plauslble answer lS arbltratlon It lS only by the SIHCGTG co operat1on on the part of the part1es concerned that the European s1tuat1on w1ll be stralghtened out No agreements are assured but 1f a few concesslons are made the outcome should be a satlsfactory one for all concerned The way 1 l wh1ch the peace lov1ng nat1ons of the world can express the1r des1re for freedom and peace IS by the1r act1ons m the Umted Nat1ons wh1ch IS dlllgenlly try1ng to pro mote world peace by d1scuss1on and del1berat1on Although th1s oraan1zat1on 1Sl1f1'11led 1n 1lS powers by the lack of a World Army 1t lS domg a laudable lob 1n express1ng llS op1n1ons on 1mportant world matters Th1s league today serves as a foundatlon for better understandma between all nat1ons areat and small The world 1S fortunate that Georae Marshall possessed the melon 10 1111115119 Such Q worthwh1le pol1cy as the Marshall Plan lts beneflts have made the rehab1l1tat1on of d1sr1ossessed peoples and broken countrwes poss1ble by lend1ng the funds to 1mplement reconstructlon These countr1es W1ll eventually become self suff1c1ent to the polnt of lndependence Th1s mdependence 1S a v1tal factor for an aggressor seeks for ht v1ct1ms those weaker than he The Un1t Ci States must cont1nue to g1ve 1ts whole hearted support to th1s proaram Another essenttal factor 1n estobllghma peace lS the r1a1d control of sc1ent1f1c and terhnolomcal developments Although much has been SG1d about the necess1ty of malntamma strmaent standards for new atom1c weapons no method has yet been deused for the stab1l17at1on of such destructlve mstruments The br1ahtest hope 1n th1s matter IS the world control of atom1c WGCIDOTIS It 15 to be hoped that the I'1Cfl101'1S of the world w1ll soon reach on agreement regardmg all such development of atom1 weapons The most effeetwe method of Solvmo the problems of the worrled world would be the fusron of all nat1ons mto Q world government No doubt th1s statement sounds hrahly 1deal1st1c but l bel1eve that 1t coull be accompl1shed wlth the s1ncere co op eration of each 1nd1v1dual country There may yet come a t1me when such a unlon would be exped1ent Who can tell what dangers w1ll some day threaten us from other planets' There 1S no easy way of msurmg freedom and peace 1D th1s world The a com phshment comes Wlfh educat1on the knowledge that all men are brothers and deserve equal l1bert1es Freedom and pea come as the result of hard work pat1enc and lunsprudence People can only pray that the nat1ons of the world have suffered and learned enough from the past SXDGYISDCGS solemnly to declare that these error shcll not agaln occur lt IS wlth th1s knowledge that the peace lov1ng nat1ons of the earth go forth 1nto the future trushng and b l1ev1ng 1r1 a better tomorrow , , f I l 4 ' . 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The brilliance of social oc- Hmetv two Patronize the Advertisers of the Y ar Book LYNN HUSPITAL SEHUUL UF NUHSI E Lx nn Hospital School of Nuising tullx appiox ed bx the Nlassachueetts State Department of Nuise Registiation and xlso accledlted bx the New X ork State Nursing School Approx mg Authorltx offers a thi ee x eal COUISQ leading to a diploma and State 16g1NtIdtlOI1 Thi COUI se ls offeled to Xoung women qualified academicallx and fiom the standpoint of aptitude foi the p1 ofession of nuxsmg The Hospital which is appiox ed bx the Amexlcan College ot Sulgeons the American Hospital ASNOLldtl0n and ls Llso xpplox ed hx the Ameritan standing clinical expeilence fox student nuxses Inxcellent recreation social health and instructional piogi tms ale undel the direction of a ws ell qualified tacultx A minimum ot 16 unite of high school work ale necessaix 81 ot which must be in the iequlred area Claasee enter in September and Febxuau For mformatlon contact D1 Muriel L Thomas Director ot the School of lwureing, 4 Patromze the Advertiser, of the Year Bool' Timely three l 4 n . K A L A 7 qw. v. I v v 1 v 4 1 an 1 . I 4 1 'Lv If ' . 'S 1 wk' .sq 1 bv W l Y ' . . 1 V . ' 1 . . ' W Y - - . - - I Medical Association for the training of Residents and Internes. offers out- l I I ' 1 I . nl 1' 5 1 1 uv v l 5 K n n . ' i X I 4 ' ' al 1 4 . N v 1 I 1 1 04 1 v W l , . , , L . . p I . ' ' . V - . ' ' ' , l l u . S, . 1 K ,g l r i l l l Q l 4 - - D l l 1 l l I ! l , l l , l l E i l D 4 l THE HIILLAND BAKERY DECORATED CAKES MADE TO ORDER FOR WEDDINGS SHOWERS BIRTHDAYS GRADUATION OR ANY OTHER OCCASION I d1v1dualAtt tl G t All O r C 555 SUMMER STREET stomer WEST LYNN Telephone LYnn 2 9600 1.9 6'0liVE PIA Iii' ET , VA we 'T If ,ang-,gil 4?-5' I- I C7 bringing LIFETIME REFRIGERATION X! N LYNN GAS I ILICTIIC COMPANY COMMERCE ENGRAVING INC 7 WILLOW STREET IYNN MASSACHUSETTS LYnn 5 2365 MASS MOTION PICTURES Authorwed Dealers for ANSCO AMPRO BELL 81 HOWELL KODAK GRAFIC 130 CENTRAL AVENUE LYNN Post Offlce Bowlmg Alleys 776 WESTERN AVE In The West Lynn Post OIIICG Buxldmg I0 Strecxmhned Alleys LY 5 9255 We Cater to the High School Crowd mnety four P Qtromze the Ad eru ers of the Year Book n ' ' en 'on iven 0 u u s! 9 I i 3.E' I I I .: ,- .3 Q ' ' .' v 'S LEARN TO DRIVE INSTRUCTORS e Lester DeMaci - Frank Pelkey REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE ' LIBERTY AUTO SCHOOL Willard D. Martin, Inc. 38 Exchange Street, Lynn, Mass. I Lynn's Most Reliable Auto School 140 Liberty sfreef Lynn, Mass. LYHH 5-1122 Telephone LY 3-0663 SPECIAL DIE PINS AND RINGS 'Good Food tor Over 25 Years OVER 50 YEARS Q, f 'A N ,ff 8 it BUSINESS Zi E St- 0 1. sg f Tj WSI FBO I Luther Whltham, Inc Caterers ORDERS Telephone LYnn 2 5581 TAKEN FOR 1953 CLASS RING 441 Chatham St Lynn Mass FAcTorrzv A o OFFICE AT 387 WASHINGTON STREET A Arthur Gulezlqn For Appomtments LYnn 2 0936 The Jewel Shep Antolnette s Brldal Shop Iewelry Watches S1Iverware Specmhzmg In F1119 Watch Gnd IeW9IfY ReP31f1-ng BRIDAL AND EVENING GOWNS Gowns for Hue 7 Bl k St L M G e reel Ynn' ass 27 Cottage St West Lynn Mass BROAD STREET LYNN 42 MULBERRY STREET WORLDS FINEST DONUTS LYNN MASS V Patron z the Ad en e oi the Yeo Boon nlnell' flve V 1 i T . IwbmIIL ' I Q . , . 5 I D0-NUT HOLE GANEM'S MARKET, Inc. 5 1 McG1nn Bus Company 99 COTTAGE STREFT Connelly s Candles IYnn 2 0100 DELUXE BUSES FOR AI L OCCASIONS Xxxxxgm Wm RDROBES X Pop, UND ERGMD WA or Quief 0 5XackS Suns sP0rtceJiPZcxG11Y for the Prep 1' C0056 Sched Student bod? uni! and ine ht and as XOPS 'Tor Comiort 1 good Xooksx Q3 Q KENNEDYS ' UNDERGRAD SHOPS BOSTON PROVIDENCE WORCESTER ,b SPRINGFIELD HARTFORD BROCKTON fl Tarr's Pharmacy 2 Federal Sq Lynn Mass Compliments of PRESCRIPTIONS our: SPECIALTY G Joseph Tauro Harry H Waldman Ph.G Reg Pharm. LYnn 5 7828 nmety Slx Patromze the Advertlsem of the Year Boolf . t I J ! I A - 1 60 , X52 4 O jigg 522 gli 'X Wiz Ez? J-, wif? 202 :Ma 'PCG 1 421515 n. lx 'lil :HH-1 E 1153 -13 -av 1 '. ..: ..-- f- ,GL IX gu::X1',eF .aff-:Q-.',- I -W., ix 511 -1 ,gg-.'W ' . .f' -Yi Q' j-,f.' ' , . 'igfpl' Q. , - ' 0 g f ' 9 o K , BHG O 3 U4 di e 0 ,X I O '- ll I I I . , .. . 'LEARN TU RRIVE R ,, ALLEN 1 E pe-52235'f,1.f,oJl SZEi, I3Ifl'f'o's S T A 'I' I ll N E R Y I mfms EUMPANY A DYER S 5 AUTH SERUUL Establlshed 1927 LYNN MASS 174 BROAD ST OPP HOTEL EDISON Gqfff 0ff 'f '9' DEMAHES a cn FOR ALL OCCASIONS Your Money s Worth MANUFACTURERS OI-' DIAMOND MERCHANT and IEWELER FINE COOKED MEATS 37 Waterhlll St LYnn 5 1557 Umon and Buifum Streets t d o I Y Book UUIGIY 59VeV1 ' 15. . 3 I HK X 4 ARTHUR STEHN HIJLIIJAY BRAND -K For Your Latest Compliments of Dress and Sportswear , egcfys 2 I MEN S SHOP NEW Yonex MODEL MITCHELL'S McDonough Sq West Lynn 210 SUMMER ST LYNN I-YM 5 5840 Open Evemngs BUIIII-i Mnrnn LAHS E WHITTEN 6. SONS 40 Central Ave LYNN LFHEIJ S BEAUTY SALON MASONIC BUILDING ONE FLIGHT UP B8 MARKET STREET Telephone LYNN MASS LY 2 7920 Compllments of SANDY S 337 BOSTON STREET Lynn Mass Tel LYnn 5 9331 Success ln Life Through Art 4 I t t ADVERTISING DESIGN CARTOONING INTERIOR DECORATING IGN FASHION d BOOK ILLUSTRATION FASHION PATTERN DRAFTING FASHION DESIGN CONSTRUCTION C ed 28th y W te t' IN LIFE THROUGH ART' f ld of Mass D pt f Ed FASHION SUCCESS IIEUI Elllillllllln scnuol or 674 COMMONWEALTH AVE , BOSTON Boston 15 Mass TIITIGIY elghf Pctromze the Advertisers ot the Year Book f J l ! Q 2 C. . I I ' . . 4 Thirty top-tlizht artists whose work appears in national I - publications leave their business part of each day to teach you to become a professions ar is - .. - DE. S - an - 9 - - 1 . 0- . ear. ri or ' o er. Lic. Com. . e . o . 1 1 1 Mansfield Beauty 1 f-learlemy 1 BOSTON - LYNN SEND Poe FREE CATALOGIJE Res. Tel LYnn 2-6705 New York Clothes Shop Better Made Clothes for Men and Young Men at Lowest Prices 441 Washington St. Lynn, Mass. tOlympia Squarel PH!-lN'S Flower flaop Francls DIPFISCO Vlncent Glorgl 18 SO COMMON ST LYNN MASS Tel LYnn 5 5200 Res LYnn 3 2597 MUSINSKY S We mvlte the students to v1s1t our new sportmg goods department featurmg WIL SON and RAWLING sportmg goods Drop In and Look Around 292 BROAD STREET LYNN MASS Dont Trust To Luck Call LYnn 3 8000 West Lynn Laundry Our SGIVLCB Cant Be Beat School Supplies Greetmg Cards Ofiice Supplles RUBBER STAMP 8: PRINTING COMPANY S LeRoy French Prop Class of 1936 Rubber Stamps Stenclls Prmtmg Telephone LYnn 5 0149 14 Clty Hall Square Lynn Mass 1 1 I 1 1 I Pcxtrom e the Adve t e o the Y Book. nmety n U19 . , 1 , , . 9 . . . . . , . 1 . 1 .. , H I H . . U , . Az r is rs i ect ' XS LAW X, Xf Od? SEUEFF ELUK lllllll El BUY? OF BOSTON N, mi 'L Z'mm4f!l906 S' ll A' m AQ ig F 5 Elk Exim mn! s Q EE 4 1 ? lm o Nnm S ACON Hl DEGREES OFFERED AB BS LLB LLM MA Ms EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM Standard College ourses are tt d l o ere a ong wrth Athletrcs strmulatlng creatlve and Socral actrvrtles skllltul educatronal and vocat1onal gurdance all at a urprrsmgly moderate cost to the student Sltuated on Beacon H111 l LOCATION acrng the State House Suffolk UUIVGFSITY IS unlque not only for 1ts central locat1on but also because tt brmgs all transportatton wtthtn easy Walkrng drstance Correspondence should be addressed to REGISTRAR, SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY 20 DERNE STREET BOSTON 14 MASSACHUSETTS one hundred Patromze the Advertnsers ot the Year Book Nl' YVVV 7 Y :Q 5 L W um 2 O tt LN X '50 oN . 3 , H I 'O L. f- Illllbllll x a ny ref 5, . . , , BlfQft,f ,A5 X KOOD lr Q 1i'. A-.15 ' 'X K , Fl O1 I L LL -T - 4 . l I Seventy Years of Printing Service NEW MERCHANDISE L PRINTERS OF THE GAZETTE At Lower Prices for this Fon ovEa 25 Y1-:ARS SPRING Is ol the Same High Standard Quality i i l As Always At -K 15 Blake Street Lynn Mass CW Tel Lvnn 3 1956 Mmke, S, Lynn Compliments of MARTIN SWAHTZ RealE latea dln r Complzmentf S n Su me 221 Summer Street Lynn Mass P H I E N D Corrphments of A FRIEND I - 'fo l l - I l 5 if , l s l I I i h 0 I P I omzn- the Advf:rt1.fer:: oz the Year Book one hUndfed'OT'l2 I HOWIE'S CARD SHOP I Compliment! ' MAGHANE SQUARE A 24 Hour Film Delivery Service PF OA ZIMMAN S 64 MARKET STREET LYNN F H I E N D 877 WESTERN AVE WEST LYNN A Bargcun Name for Over 40 Years LYNN SPORTING GOODS Yearbook Bggyzem DR A I BINDER DRS I I cmd L I BROWNE DR IOHN D CONSTANTINEDES D F FAMULARI D M D A FRIEND DR I H GOODMAN WALTER HENRY M D SPORTING GOODS DR C T HOPKINS HEADQUARTERS DR I F KAIN OF ESSEX COUNTY NATHAN LAGER OPTOMETRIST IAMES LYON D D S DR MARSI-IAI. V MARGOLSKEE 455 Washlngton Street The Buy Your Pelsonal Needs Where RAYMGND ROSS O D CARLO H SBARRA D D S S M SUDMAN D M D DR I S TOLPIN Yom School Fmds lt Plofitable to Txade OHS hundred Iwo Putromze th Ad ertlser ol the Year Book I P6 7 i I I ., I - Pl' I I , CO. , , . Q . . , . , . 1 , I . Q . I . Q . . RICHARD I. ODONNELL, D, M. D1 l IEEWELL , ,E , ,fda fog 114,96 .5 .AU f0gI'fll7!l5