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

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QIgAA, So a Major Edwards, we are leaving, With many a sigh Major Edwards, we are grieving. O ' er this sad goodbye Soon we ' ll be on life ' s great highway. Forging far ahead. So may we face the future, now With firm and measured tread! Major Edwards, now we praise thee, Our voices on high Major Edwards, now we praise thee. Praise thee to the sky Major Edwards, now we leave thee. Our hearts are always thine, So, fill the cup and lift it up. The Class of Forty-Nine. Hail, Major Edwards! Here ' s to thee. Hail, Major Edwards, M. V. E. Here ' s from the Class of Forty-Nine! Ever shall Thy glory shine. CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS MOTTO Vincit qui patitur (He who endures, conquers)

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JOAN RINDFLEISCH Joanie Not a word spoke she more than was necessary. Joan ' s philosophy is Speak little and hear more , and she certainly goes by it. One hardly knows she is present in class, yet she is a good scholar and will answer immediately and correctly if called upon. She always has a smile and uses it often. In her career as a Medical Secretary this will be a valuable asset and we know that she will make a successful future for herself. Best of luck, Joan. Freshmen Play 1; Operetta 1; Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Junior Play 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Junior Prom 3; Literary Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Manager ol Girls ' Basketball 3 BARBARA SPENCER Babs Happy am I; from care I am free. Why can ' t they all be contented like me? Babs, the most mischievous and talkative girl of the senior class, can be easily recognized by her witty remarks and her lilting laugh. Although Babs keeps Mr. Eaton constantly on his toes in U. S. History class, she usually gets her work in on time. Babs aspires to become a nurse. We know that with the help of her wonderful sense of humor the recovery of her patients will be amazingly speedy. Good luck, Babs. Junior Prom Committee 3; Chorus 3: Co-Manager of Girls ' Basketball 4 RAYMOND TENKEN Ray I profess not talking; only this, Let each man do his best. Ray, the Spike Jones of West Boylston, was made famous by his great impersonation of Chloe. He has a large collection of Spike Jones ' records and the class considers him their expert on musical de- preciation. His helpfulness and industry as assistant manager of the basketball squad and as chief pro- jectionist make him a great asset to M. E. H. S. Ray is quiet and a bit shy, but has a great sense of humor which should make him a great success in life. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Co-Manager of Basketball 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Usher at Junior Play 3; Yearbook 4

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ClaM. Bi4 p dcUiue4, Superlative Girl Boy Most Athletic Senior Girls Richard Novia Most Studious Winifred Hubbard Howard Johnston Most Talkative Barbara Spencer James Bristol Most Mischievous Barbara Spencer Robert Derrnh Most Helpful Jeanette Deschenes Raymond Tenken Most Witty Barbara Spencer Robert Derrah Most Dignified Winifred Hubbard Howard Johnston Most Popular - .-Mildred Fallavollita Howard Johnston Most Argumentative .. .Winifred Hubbard James Bristol Most Versatile Winifred Hubbard Richard Bonci Most Serious Joan Rindfleisch Albert Anthony Most Likely to Succeed ...Jeanette Deschenes ... ...Howard Johnston Most Unselfish Pearl Jewett .. Raymond Tenken Most Bashful Ann Pendleton Raymond Tenken Most Ambitious Winifred Hubbard Bruce Phelps Most Romantic Mildred Fallavollita Richard Bonci Most Courteous Ann Pendleton Bruce Phelps Most Efficient Jeanette Deschenes Albert Anthony Most Friendly Joan Rindfleisch Richard Novia Most Cheerful Ann Pendleton . Bruce Phelps Best Natured Mildred Fallavollita Raymond Tenken Best Dancer Pearl Jewett Richard Novia Best Looking Mildred Fallavollita Howard Johnston Best Personality Jeanette Deschenes Richard Bonci Best Smile Pearl Jewett James Bristol Biggest Wolf Wolfess .. Barbara Spencer Robert Derrah Quietest Joan Rindfleisch .. ..Raymond Tenken