Lynn English High School - Yearbook (Lynn, MA)

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Lfingz illalshtnnz Whats all thrs complarnrng that the man of today rs a pathetrc product of an age of supressron as wrtnessed by hrs drab and unrnsprred clothrng? Thrs supressron rs obvrously wrthout the orbrt rn whrch most of us travel Why Just look at the E H S man of 54 Able to prck and choose from an amazrng varrety of attrre he may well be a vrrtuoso clothes wrse Thrs rs es pecrally rnterestrng when one remem bers that as late as 1951 he was prob ably conformrng to the regulatron unr form of the trme fwas that the E H S age of suppressron'PJ whrch consrsted of the sports shrrt and levrs wa paper trght neat and low on the hrps wrth Western boots over prnk fluores cent socks Be that as rt may Mr Chrc of today wears nothrng as totally unsophrstr cated as the sports shrrt but he does lrke the Mr B a creatron notable for rts startlrngly broad collar and unusual texture and color combrnatrons lrke Long long ago he sacrrfrced hrs levrs for pegs wrth ankle zrppers two but ton hrp pocket closrngs and open sad dle strtched seams revealrng leopard prrnt or pastel rnserts Favorrte hues pale orange vrolet terra cotta' Foot coverrng for the hrgh school fashron plate rs erther suede or conservatrve Prrnceton rnherrted sorled buck Every day suede rs navy blue or maroon wrth perhaps zrpper closrngs and crepe soles but dressrer occasrons warrant green suede wrth harmonrzrng allrga tor trrm and manly yellow cowhrde lac rngs Sorled buck rs sorled buck Thrs year the boy rs affectrng a most ele gant but heretofore teen rgnored gar ment the surtcoat Its shoulders are now magnrfrcently wrnglrke rn breadth rts length 38 rnches and rts chref features lrnk buttons and black velvet revers and pocket flaps However vrewed though rt be wrth very mrxed ernotrons by hrs elders and hrs queen the E H S man rs proud of hrs sartorral flamboyancy for he realrzes that rt rs accepted by hrs con temporarres as the mere badge of 1954 normalcy Iudrth Hor Girlz illauahinna Lo and behold What be these c r e a t u r e s that stand before us? Hrgh schoolers you say? No? lmpos srblel But rt was us wasnt rt k1ds'9 Some people thought we were from a nergh borrng planet but that was the style Durrng the past three years hardly an Englrsh Hrgh student was seen wrthout hrs collar turned up The farrer sex turned toward red and prnk knee socks short harr cuts boy coats and tarlored blouses No one rn partrcular lrked knee socks They drd horrrd thrngs to a grrls legs and covered them 1870 lrke but they were warm Many trmes Dad won dered whose shrrts hrs daughters wore for tarlored blouses were the fad wrth cuff lrnks strff collars and even tar s Harr comb sales dropped off rn these three years Grrls had to cut off therr harr so much that a gust of wrnd was enough to put rt rn place Grrls who drdnt get shorn wore pony tarls and we even had a case of prgtarls Var rety rs the sprce of lrfe Englrsh grrls really took thrs to heart new harr color every day When you descrrbed someone as the tall bru nette she often turned out to be a tall redhead But that s varrety Along wrth short harrcuts came dangle ear rrngs There were brg heavy ones for the short grrls and small lrghter ones for the taller set Drrty drrty drrty drrty whrte bucks land 1 mean drrty onesl were rn style Heavy socks and dog collars were worn too the dog collars rndrcated the avarlabrlrty of a grrl The advent of Bermudas blessed every grrl wrth a new wardrobe To be rn style she Just had to cut off the frayed edges of her old slacks Wrth thrs revrew of styles I shall now lace up my drrty bucks strarghten my knee socks turn up my collar and meander along Carolyn Larson 3 1 Q . 1 5 . I I . . ' rr . 1, . . . I . I I ' A . . . I ' ' ' ' . , - . . ' 1 I - . - 1 r I ' . I I - I . . . ' I A I I ' - ll- f - 1 I I 1 . . - - , , . . ' ' ' ' f - l . . A - ' I ll ll I ' , cream shantung wrth purple slubs . - - -- I , , , ' . . . I I - ' ' 1 1 1 - I ' ' , . ' . . I ' I I , ' ..... I 1 I I I I ' . . 1 , . . . . I I I - lx ll . ' ' 1 ' 1 ' , 5 -, J ' , . , . . . . , , .

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Efrark ln the past thre years Enghsh H1gh had a cons1derably good track team and many of the graduatmg class of 1954 have been w1th the team for three years 1 e George Durfee Kenny Barr Bob Mort1mer Norm Muller and Lloyd O Br1en Track IS d1v1ded 1nto two seasons of the year The f1rst meet starts 1n De cember for the 1ndoor track season and 1n early Apr1l for the outdoor season ln 1954 the 1ndoor track team f1n1shed the season w1th a record of two de feats and one v1ctory los1ng to An dover Academy at Andover and to Lowell H1gh School at Lowell then w1nn1ng over Lawrence H1gh School at Andover The outdoor season IS sure to br1ng some S1111 compet1t1on for the Bull dogs but we feel we learned a lot from our 1ndoor meets and hope to make a better showmg when the hot sun h1ts our backs Try1ng for a b1g outdoor season are Ted Hart Bob Mort1mer fohnny Mur phy Leo Sears Bob Caldwell D1ck Earp Norm Muller Bruce Iohnson Ed Whyte I1m DeFe11ce Ed Lovely Ztp McGlo1n B1l1Wh1te B1l1y Coffey D1ck Arena D1ck Hor Ph1l Lavo1e Herb Tufts Frank P1erce Bruce Reeves 11m Marstan and the elected co capta1ns George Durfee and Lloyd O Br1en The spr1nts w1ll have Bob Mort1mer Bob Caldwell D1ck Earp Ted Hart and Lloyd OBr1en The long runs Norm Muller 11m DeFel1ce Ed Whyte and Iohnny Murphy the hurdles B1lly Cof fey B111 Wh1te and Ed Lovely Our re lay team w1l1 be bu1lt around Z1p McGlo1n George Durfee Ted Hart Bruce lohnson and Lloyd O Br1en Lloyd O Br1en Qfaakvthall Iust three years ago the Iayvee bas ketball squad topped the Essex Coun ty 1un1or Vars1ty basketball crown MUIIO Carrabba B1ll Carroll Fran Cooney Sleepy Gallagher lack Kea veny and Bern1e Ryb1nsk1 helped the l1ttle pup sweep 13 w1ns 1n 14 league starts to boast of an overall record of 22 wlns and 1 loss The next season 52 53 saw Sleepy p1ay1ng great ball for the var Sl1Y The pup seemed a hkely prospect for Tech Tourney w1th 1ts 16 and 3 record but the 1nv1tat1on never came Thls season certa1nly was an excel lent one The pup eas1ly won 65X of 11S games to quallfy for an 1nv1tat1on to Tech Tourney although storm clouds had formed 1n the pre season when C a p t a 1 n Sleepy Gallagher broke h1s arm dur1ng a scr1mmage Even w1th h1s r1ght arm 1n a cast Sleepy pract1sed every afternoon w1th the squad developmg h1s left handed shots Although Sleepy spent the n1ght cheermg from the bench wh1le the pup battled Peabody 1n the open 1ng game of the Essex County League Roger Alley the h1gh scor1ng forward Lefty OBr1en the 54 55 capta1n B111 Carroll 1n h1s capta1ns spot at guard Sonny Long and Art F1319 the Cousy of the court and center B1ch1e Marks all comb1ned teamwork and Splfll to QIVG the pup an easy v1ctory From then on Engl1sh became one of the greatest threats 1n the league Boger Alley who had the best dr1ve shot 1n the league led the scor1ng attack and after Sleepy made h1s debut 1n the Beverly game he steered the back court the rest of the season ably ass1sted by Sonny Long B111 Carroll and Art F1ste Tall lanky R1ch1e Marks d1d an excellent Job of d1rect1ng traff1c from the p1vot and collected many of the rebounds Lefty O Br1en was kept busy up front w1th rebounds and constantly dazzled the crowd w1th some beaut1ful shots Marlo Carrabba and Bern1e By b1nsk1 gave plenty of ass1stance 1n the center spot wh11e Iack Keaveny d1d 1US1lCe to he scrappy pup under the boards The most exc1t1ng game of the season was the second contest w1th league 1ead1ng Salem At the half the pup was down 10 polnts and at the end of the th1rd per1od the pup tra1led by 11 But the f1ne cOach1ng of Mr Levy plus the dr1v1ng Splfll of the pup came through n the fourth per1od w1th deter m1ned Enghsh collect ng 21 ta111es to beat the W11ChGS 59 54 Peter Tob1n Q ' C 1 1 ' 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 11 - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 . . . , . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , , . ' . . . . U . 1, . .. ,, . ' 1 1 1 11 1 . 1 1 - . 1 . tv ' 1 1 1 1 11 11 . 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 11 . 11 , . . 1 11 11 - - ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 11 11 - 11 11 - ' 1 1 . , , 11 11 . . . . . . , . . . 1 . . O . . o 11 11 . . 1 - ' - 11 11 . - 1 . . . . . A 1 L c , . 11 11 . .. I - 11 11 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . , , . . : . . 1 1 1 ' . 1 , . 11 11 - - - 1 ' -

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Uhr lirrznn EI fllllnnt Ahmirr Drck Smrth Symphony S1d Robert Mortlmer LOUIS Armstrong Irm DeFel1ce Wally Cox Rrchard T1vy L1berace Bunky Hudson Fats Dom1noe Carleton Varney Henry Cabot Lodge Ir Cfrom Nahantl Pete Tobrn Howdy Doody Betty Chaggarrs The Darmg Young Man on the Flyrng Trapeze lra Levme Harry S Truman Betty Hurwltz Ol1ver Dragon Drck Tob1n Oscar Petersen Iohn Arena loe Fmk Ed Whyte Wlllle Mays B111 Carroll Mr Levy Sandra Osborne B O Plenty Mary lane Eagan Dennrs the Menace Fred Schlegel Von B1smarck Iake Segal Ioe D1Magg1o Constance Kangrs Cec1l the Sea Srck Sea Serpent Mar1lyn Brenner Eddre F1sher Harvey Frshman Mr Tucker Barbara Lord Theresa Brewer Tony Goggrn Iohn Maselreld Don Sabens Henry Ford B1lly Hyde Mrss Bartlet Denms Revelotrs Mrss Cunn1ngham Robert Ovaglrnlan Porflrro Rubrrosa Norman Ellrs Carl Palombo Cynthra Qurmby M1ghty Ioe Young Carolyn O Shea Mary Marvel lane Kellet Lrttle Lulu Mary Grady Gary Moore Mar1lyn Matthews Vrctor Borge Garth Grue Mrss Thelen George Durtee Mr Thorne Malcy Brenner lack Webb Cdum da dum dum'l Iudl Hor Senator McCarthy Phrl Gallagher Lou Tsroropoulos Stanley Karvas Walt Drsney Dave Goss Mr lerardl Paul Mlga Norman D Harrrs Mark Wtnshlp Gene Krupa Lrnda Rothenberg Darsy Mae Abner Ruth Edwards Eartha K1tt Don Sweetnam Mrss lshkanran Comprled by Alan Kaplan C9111 nf the Hlnuthz nf Sviuhvntn Roger Alley 1 arnt ashamed' lack Arena Oh well thrngs are tough all over' Helen Baldwrn Well you know what l mean' Kenny Barr Thats l1fe' Betty Ann Barry Really? Ken Bax Forget 1t' Pat Blarsdell Be a buddy' Mar1lyn Brenner Schultz rs dead' B1lly Bryson You ve had 1t' MGFIO Carrabba Three s a crowd' Betty Chaggarrs Lets not go over board about 1t' Io Cole Tell me about rt w11l y Gal Comfort Oh well' lack Conway Who dat? Bruce Cook She s m1ne' Ellenor Connolly lust lor laughs' Ruthre Corton Gee wh1z not agam' Ken Cutler I d1g you the most' Tom DeMont1er Sure thlng' Mary lane Eagan No matter how thm you slrce rt rts st1l1 baloney' loanne Earle Please pay your class dues' Ruth Edwards 1 l1ke Northeastern' DeeDee Enstrom Forg1t rt' Ev1e Evrtts Ya got me' Rrto Eerber Whats that? lanet Forbes That s a sterllng rdea' Sleepy Gallagher Mmmm' N1ce' Ia k Galloway Howdy' lane Grbson Oh you barber' Ierry Goudreau Good Lawd you cant do that' ger' Gall lllmgworth Oosh' Nancy Kent Beans' Debbre Kobrrn Say ltsten' Erleen LeCla1r Yee gads' lra Lev ne But natch' lrene Marlloux Want a pretzel? Ianet McG1o1n scuse me' Fran MOr1arty Oh yeah? Carole Norwood You re a peach' Scotty Oram What do you want for a nlckel? A d1mes worth? Sandra Osborne Yes dear' Carolyn O Shea Tremendous' Bob Ovagrmran Lets lrve rt up Barb Parsons Hes nlce' Drana Phelan The most to say the least 1t Q the best' Good Luck Klds' Ann Rtchardson - I -- . , . . , . - L - f , . ,, R .1 ,, , v ' . tx 1 . n ' 'I - . , xx . H ' ll ' - B k 1-1 d 3 S ' 1 1 h . un y u son trlcty rom un- - - L I I .. . . 7, 1 ., ,, i , Cl. 1 . , W- . .,., , . 1, ,, W , -- ' A I y W VW I . , . .