Major Edwards High School - Mesa Yearbook (West Boylston, MA)

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Marcia P. Buck Phyllis L. Burlingame Florence L. Carlson Clinton T. Cheever

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SHIRLEY SMITH Shirley Smith is our little gal from The South J She is slightly on the plump side, and although we hate to say It, is the possessor of a fiery disposition (at timesj ) She always makes her presence known by ' coming out unexpect- edly with one of those witty remarks of hers. Best of luck, Shirley, MARJORIE TERRILL Marjorie is that pleasant, retiring classmate we all like. She has shown definite ability in commercial courses and will, no doubt, qualify as a fine stenographer. More luck, MarjorieJ GLADYS THOMAS Gladie is a good sport and a friend to all. Her skill in school work is unsurpassed, and she has proven herself a valuable aid to the class. She is one of our quietest members, but she can always be depended upon to do her share of any work. We are sure that Gladys will become a very brilliant teacher. So here’s to Success, Gladie JJ CHARLES WYMAN Pop is the quiet kind, but the saying goes, still water runs deep . However, we think Pop will be quite successful in life, when he leaves M.E.H.S.