Lynn English High School - Yearbook (Lynn, MA)

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Before usherlng out our Jumor year we took prlde 1n seelng several members of our class recelve honors at the graduatlon QXSFCISQQ of the class of 1947 Dulcle Ann Hussey was chosen to accept the class grft Norman Kllne was awarded the Harvard Book PYIZS and Loretta Valtz recelved the Esther M Hawks Peace Prlze an unusual honor for a 1un1or Thereupon our second year at Lynn Engllsh Hlgh School came to a close A few called lt a long vacatlon but most of us consldered It Just a llttle break between spr1nQ' and fall We once agam haunted the halls of Fngllsh Hlqh We were then bold semors or as the sophomores put lt weary llttle sophomores three years old Thls year was really ours' Try outs were 1mmed1ately held for ou1 drama Dear Ruth November 21st was the date of the flmshed ploductlon Once more our actors and actresses lncludlng Frrna Kmqsbury Dorothy MOFIIGOH Don ald Meggnson llbby Vaughn Wllllam Rosenberg' Betty Slate Jeanne Murphy Phll Hammond Robert Ross and Raymond Duffy presented a play that we shall always remember In the meant1me our football team cflptalned by Bllly Whelan u as rac1n,fr down the grld wlth flylnff colors Came Thanksglvmg morn ng' and at some unearthlv hour we crawled ont of bed 1n preparat1on for the blg day After Qh1V61'lY1D' 1n the br1sk November a1r for several bours we wltnessed the tradmtlonal contest And what a frame It was even lf We were defeated l FOll0WlIlfY the f lwr1stmas holldays our basket ball team led by Mlke Carr and Donald Rrothers became the center of attractlon As a cllmax to the successful season the coveted honor of plavlnsr ln the Tech Tourney vu as recelved Our track team under the captalnshm of Neal qrmth also d1d an excellent 1ob We showed them sell Dunn and the baseball souad ffave our opponents oulte a chase They soon real17ed that when we but we h1t' All ln all we were very proud of the dlstlngulshed records that our boys made for us 1n t athle 1cs The wlnter of 1948 was really a tOll0'h one ln fact It was so un obllqmgz that our Senlor Prom was postponed from Tannary 20th t March 19th At last the lonQawa1ted nlszht arr1ved and we danced south of the border The Queen s crown was once afzaln worn bv Vlr ,Q'1n1a Webster whlle W1ll1am Drlscoll was our gallant Klng Twas reallv a nlght never to be forgotten' How oulcklv the t1me flew bv' Aprll had already arrlved fzradua t1on only two months away Asraln the dramatlcs department stepped Into the spotllght thls tlme to present the ever popular Peter Pan for the chlldren of Lynn Casts were composed of students from both Flasslcal High School and Engllsh Many of us made new frlends at our slster h1,frh school Words cannot express the charmlng slmplxclty of the performance At the end of the tlnrd Quarter the co valed1ctor1ans of our class were announced Marv lane He17er Harold Falpern Norman Klsne and Barbara Landry attalned thls h1 h honor Throughout thelr entlre blah school courses these students earned an H averaffe 1n every sub 1ect From th1s group Mary Jane Helzer was selected to present the class Qlft Thus our semor year came to an end Now we find ourselves at the door of ffraduatlon Our hlgh school careers are over another mllestone ln our l1ves has passed The day has come for us to part Yet before we sever the t1e that blnds us together as the class of 1948 let each one of us resolve never to forget all that Englxsh Hlgh has meant to us RED AND GRAY 1 , . .. . I . l ' 3 . , 5 . l 4 . C . 1 L J nf Q 1 bs . x Q x 5. ' lf ' Y! ' v . - K i K ' . - ' ' , ll H L I A. ., . , l A , I . A , '.A Q - ' 0 1 J . v 1 9 . ' 7 ' , O . ' C . . ' . v 4 . . k V, I I . V , V Y A , . , . . , who could run! To end the year. co-captalns John MC0U1ll2,H and Rus- tl I 4 V . x ,,1 f , f . I .1 - n Q I u I c s ' I - A gc L Q, ' , , A Q . 1 . 1 . l . . . , - 1 F

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The Eelehrltles nf 19113 Dorothy Lent, 1948 Oh happy day' At last we the brllllant xx ell behaved senlor 1n mates of Engllsh are ready to be paroled No mattel hon wonderful and happy we conslder thls speclal day I m sure that we sh :ll all 1646126 a tender spot ln our hearts lnto xx h1Ch we ll tuck our memoues ot the three happlest years of our l1ves In the tar future ye us wx hen each ot us IS an 1nd1v1dual bramtrust 111 h1s own speclal held we sh all polnt wlth pllde to our fellow celebrltles and say He 1,lcI.dLl lted wxth mc ind even then was a hlgh school personallty We mln ays dld know he would succeed' So here ln black and whlte I shall leave to post rlty the lc curate outcome of our personallty electlon ThlS year the hard to earn tltles of the glrl and boy Most Llkely to Succeed have been bestowed upon the g1rl and boy who have done the Most for Engllsh It IS an almost unammous oplnlon that these tltles belong rlghttully to Dulcle Ann Hussey and to Ernest Stephens 1es pectlvely It IS lnterestmg to note here that Mary Jane HQIZQI a new student at Envhsh ran second to Dulcle ln these two dlitlcult to galil tltles In her year and a half here Mary Jane has helped 111 m my major undertaklngs of our class The graduatlng class of 1945 of Eastern Jumor Hlgh School proud ly remembers the sm1l1ng Queen of the graduates Prom Jem Phlllps has kept her Smlllng' dlsposltlon and wonderful person 1l1ty so th lt we are now doubly proud ot her as she recelves the honol ot bLlllg I1 nmed Best Natured Curl and The Glrl wxth the Best Personalltx All ot us know B1ll Drlscoll our masslve grld tackle Blll h is been named Class Hercules but has also strangely enough been n zmed Shyest Boy ln the class In the same VLIH we hnd lox ely Ann W uren the leadlng contestant for the Shy est Gul xx 1th adm able LOUISE Portel breathmg down her neck Do you remember our Chrlstmas play You must su1el5 lemem ber the handsome and salntly prlest Would you eve1 bellewe that 111 real llfe that prlest Bob Ross has been voted Class Wolt P Hand Ill hand w1th h1m as Class Fhrt we find Barb Marshall but our sk1 queen Nancy Lltch was only two or three votes behmd Contrary to the thoughts of most of us Erma Kmgsbury Ly nn English s edltlon of Ingrld Bergman had never taken dramatlc lessons prevlous to comlng to hlgh school We all remember her as the leadlng lady of Bachelor Born and Dear Ruth as the angel 1n the Chrlst mas pageant and for her wonderful portrftval ot the 1111 of eternal youth Peter Pan She IS certamly deservlng of her unanlmous electlon as Class Actress Her handsome co star of Dear Ruth Don Meffg1 son has been chosen as Class Thesplan or to you lowbrous Class Actor Ray Duffy our versatxle classmate has been wlsely chosen as Best Natured Boy Hardly lf ever have we seen Ray wx 1th a flown Best Dressed and Most Popular Gllllllf, Webster has been chosen our Gmger Rogers of 48 and J1m Demontlel oul If red Astalre If you have ever been to St Plus dances you hue seen thelr terpslchol ean sklll When the author of All the Thmgs You Are hrst started to YVI'1lf9 thls song Ithlnk that he must hawe had populal B111 lfVhcl1n ln mlnd He IS not only the Most Popular boy ln our class but also the Boy RED -KIND CR-XY 1 y - 1 1 ' ' c - 1 1 1 9 - 7 . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 L , K 1 K1 2 1 K 1 w . . 1 v , ', , A Y L' 1 ,1 K1. 1 1 2 1.1 1 , 1 1' 1 1 1 1' 2 I. 1 1 H ' I , 1' ' 1 1 7 ' c x 1, I 2 1 . 1 W I ' Y vt 1 ' 1 1 1 1 c 1 1 7, ' ' 1 1 1 1 ,X ' 1 1 . L - , 1 1 1, ' c I . . . - - . . I H t , , 1 ry - in U ' 7, ' 1 1 r ' 1 ' ' 1 1 . . - . Y I' I I 4 1- 1 a n 1 AL K L, 1 1 . 1 , Y 1' . . i . . o 9 I . C I ' . , 1 g I . ' . . ' H . . r S, . 2 . . Y ' i 1 . . . 1 . . ' I Y L- L x l C . I S 1 s Q . X1 2 u , N' n , 11 1- - V 1 . - V 1, 1 1 1 1 L . . 1 1 . , Ss. T . ' . . is H 1 H 1 1 1 11 , 1 , 1 , c 1. an - , - , - , 11. 1 A ' 2 . 1 K4 Y 1 . 1 ,, Y. 1 In -1 ' Q 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 L . 1 1 ' . 1 Q ' v I ' ' ' 11 U 11 'U' 1 ' , , c1 11 1 ' - as - n , , , . ' v v , 1 1 N 1 . v y ' Q ' 7 ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 . . . I - li 77 CK 77 ' ' , - , 1 f 1 1 1 '1 ' . . . ' ' , , 1 1 U 1 , n -, 11 79 '- 1 - - v o Y 14 ,V ' 97 , y as , 1 A y ' y n . ' 1 1 4 1 at v , 1 , lg 1 1 1 L 11 , ' 1 1 1' 1 '1 - 9 3 ' 1 - as ,, u H 'Y ' ' 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - v ' ' 1 . ' 1 ' 5 , . . ' 7 1 1 ' 1' Q , c 1, 1 ' 1 . ' 1 1 . ' . w Y 5 ' I I ' l . 1 1' , - C ' - H '9 ' 1 1 1 f 1 U , 1. , 1 1 .- 1 I A