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

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-3- it just wouldn’t be the same. Connie excels in the study of foreign languages and is a whiz at English. Although Connie doesn’t participate in sports, you can always count on her to cheer the teams on to victory, Connie’s laughing eyes and quiz- zical smile have kept us guessing, and her opinions , have come to be valued by her classmates. She surely has a mind of her own. Connie is entering Nurse’s Training this fall, and we all know that with her ability she will be a great success, Buena Suerte Siempre Biology Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 AJLrplane Club 1,2 Spanish Club 3 Junior Play 3: Dancing Club 3 Chorus 4 ROGER KEITII- -- Rog Books teach us very little of the world. Rog is our athlete supreme. He’s the tall handsome member of our class. Whenever you hear a deep laughing voice, you’ll know that’s Rog. If you see him tearing up the road in his car (?), you can bet he’s headed for Holden. What ’ s up there, Rog? He is always on hand to give help whenever the class needs him. He also has proved his ability to be a salesman by the many ads he has sold for THE MESA. - He hopes the Navy will claim him upon graduation. Good luck, Rog. Chorus 4 ' 4 Commercial Club 3 A. A. Class Rep. 3,4 Basketball 2,4 Biology Club 4 Baseball 4 Junior Play 3 A. A. Pres. 4 IRENE LABOSSIERE- -- Lucky The sound of a sigh doesn ' t carry, But the lilt of a laugh carries far. Lucky is the tall Senior girl whose twinkling i rown eyes and broad smile have won and kept .her many friends at Major - Edwards. She is always ready and willing to give a helping hand, and we Seniors certainly have taken advantage of ltf. She has shown her ability to organize the class and get some work out of them as is shown by the wonderful job she has done on the yearbook, as editor- in-chief. If you r-e a basketball fan, you have seen Lucky in there fighting for all she’s worth to help Jeanie lead the team on to victory. ' With Lucky ' s qualities of leadership, and pleasing per- sonality, we wish her and a certain Air Corps Crew Chief, the best of luck in the future. Basketball 1,4 Dramatic Club 2 Biology Club ' 2 Bum. s Dance Chairman ' 4 French Club 2 Chorus 1,4 Softball 1,2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3

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has chosen the Navy, out 1 1 Best of luck, can’t lose. 2 — Airplane Club 1,2,3 Chorus 4 Junior Play 3 Basketball Mgr. 4 ' HILDA COLEMAN Can’t you just hear the Armistice ringing Wap, and with you in there we all know we Class Treas. 1,4 Class Pres. 2 Student Council 2 Athletic A. 1,2, 3, 4 ’’But Fate ordains that dearest friends must part Hilda is the girl in our class with a very pleasing disposi- tion. You see Hilda frowning only when she is studying. Her sportsmanship is tops. You can depend bn her to do anything to better the class or party. Hilda likes sports and is always ready to cheer the team on to victory. ' In whatever ' she may undertake, her personality will carry her far. Good luck, Hilda. Basketball 1,2,4 Commercial Club 3 Chorus 3,4 Round Table 1 Drum Corps 1,2 ELAINE GARDNER-— ’’E” ’’And all because a lady fell in love. Elaine is one of the most cheerful girls of the Senior Class who seldom, if ever has a frown. You can hear her giggle ring- ing out especially in History Class- when everyone else is sup- posedly serious. Elaine’s favorite studies are Ma.th and foreign languages, but don’t get the impression she’s a bookworm, because she’s far from it. Whenever we go to class parties you can always count on Elaine’s seeing that everybody ' is having a good time. Al- though Elaine doesn’t go out - for sports, she certainly helps the team ' on to victory by her cheering fPom the sidelines ' . She hasn’t quite made her plans for the future, but we know that there’s a certain Air Corps- Student whom she is very much interested in Best of luck Elaine, from a class of friends. We know you will succeed in whatever you may undertake. Airplane Club 1,2 Chorus 4 Oratorical Contest 1 Spanish Club 3,4 Round Table 1,2 Junior Play 3 Dramatic Club 2 CONSTANCE KEITH Connie Hang sorrow, care’ll kill a cat, so therefore let’s be merry. Connie, one of our clever classmates , has always proved to be an asset to us. Without her laughter ringing out in History Class,

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Francis M. Bonci Jean Boynton Stanley M. Boynton Hilda M. Coleman M. Elaine Gardner Constance M. Keith Roger E. Keith Irene E. LaBossiere