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

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KAY FAWCETT Kay’s jubilant nature has made her well-liked by everyone. Her pleas- ant smile and lipht airy conversation has lifted a heavy heart many a time We know her pleasing- smile and magnetic personality will assure her of success. Best of luck to you in the field of banking, Kay, and the class of ’54 is sure you 11 make good! Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2, J, 4; Junior Play 3; Yearbook 4. CAROL FEDERICI Carol — a well mannered, good natured lassie is one of the most ambi- tious girls in the class. Her constant cheerfulness and abounding sense of humor have made us all happier through our association with her. Carol’s continual participation in both class and school activities has made her one of the most popular members of the class of ’54. We all wish Carol the best of luck although we’re sure she won’t need it. Basketball 2, -J, 4; Softball 3; Newsyayer 4; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Chorus 4; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4; Yearbook 4- LOUIS GENE A “Lowie” That energetic fellow you just saw running down the corridor was none other than our president, Lou. Although most remember him as the irate professor in the Junior Play, as well they should, his serious- ness and aggressiveness have controlled many a class meeting. Lou’s persuasiveness, cheei-fulness, and athletic ability will be remembered by everyone. And of course we all know that his acting ability will bring him straight to the top. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Baseball 3, 4; Student Couneil 3, 4; President 4 ' , Yearbook 4- DAVID GONYER “Date” Want to hear the latest joke ? L ave’s your man! Dave is one of those sure all-around fellows who is at home anywhere in the classroom, on the field, or — yes — under a car! Dave’s sparkling personality makes everyone his friend, but his athletic ability makes him well respected by his oj)ponents, who are often misled by his friendly mannei-. We’re sure Dave won’t need a fourleaf clover, as he is bound to be a hit, with his drive, friendly manner, wit, and personality. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Vice-President 3; Yearbook Sta ff 4.

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DONALD BACON “7)on ' ’ If you hai)i)en to catch sinht of a tall, red headed fellow deeply eii- Riossed in a heated political discussion, it’s Donnie. He has always held his high scholastic standing with ease. Don seems to recpiire no etfoi t to come up to the highest mai k in the toughest test. We know Donald will have no difticidties in reaching his goal. BiiKketball Manager 1, 2, ■ , 4; Clax President 1; Junior Plag ■ ; T’ cc- President 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4- ALMN BARAKIAN “Af A1 is a fellow with a (juiet manner and friendly disposition, whom you cannot help but like. Although he doesn’t make much noise, he can always be counted on when there’s work to be done. Although very dignified, he loves to do farm work, and is right at home in the mechan- ical field. -A.1 plans to enroll at The Univeisity of Massach ' hsetts, and we wish him all kinds of luck. Junior Prom .]; Junior Plag ■ ; Student Exehange Committee 4: Yearbook 4- BETTY ESOIAN Our yearbook co-editor is the shy type; in fact, it wa s quite difficult for the members of the staff to enter a suitable write-up of Betty in the Yearbook! But cooperation, helpfulness, and sincerity are three adjectives that might well be applied to cur classmate. During her four years here, she has achieved a wide popularity by demonstrating these character- istics. Best of luck in the career you choose! Chorus 1, 2; Junior Plag 3; Class Secretarg 3, 4: Honor Societg 3, 4 ' , Kepresentatire at Gild’s State 3; Yearbook Co-Editor 4. ROBERT FANCY Peanur A hard worker and sincere friend to everyone, that’s “Peanut.” His light-hearted manner and argumentative way have endeared him to everyone. “Peanut” is right at home with a welding torch in his hand, or inside an engine, but is really tough to beat in the classroom. Woman hater, he? — only on the outside! With his academic and mechanical ability and winning ways, he certainly will go far. Sophomore Hop 2; Junior Plag 3; Welcome Widget Dance Committee ; Yearbook 4-

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TKFxKSA HARTW ELL “7Vrr; ’ Teresa ' s fi ieiidliness, cooi)eration, and ability to make little noise mark her as one of the most admired members of the class of ’h4. Her yen for helpfulness and flair for artistry make her a “sure thinp: ' ” when it co mes to success. Tiie world is waiting- to hear of vou, Terry, and the class of ’.)4 wishes you the best of everything! Poster Committee 1, 2, J, 4; Clioims 2, 3; Junior Phu 3; Junior Prom 3; } enrbooL- Staff J,. MARION HOYLE Stretciff If you should happen to enter a classroom any i)lace at any time and hear a multitude of good-natured giggling, you know Marion’s about! She is the carefree, good natured girl who, with her height, has been a tremendous asset to our basketball team. We’re sine that the secre- tarial field will greatly benefit by Marion’s presence. Good Luck! Chorus I, 2, 3, A; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Newspaper 2; Junior Plat 3; Yearbook A. PRISCILLA JEWETT Take some personality, combine it with good looks and add a dash of good humor and you have Prissy. Prissy’s versatility has shown itself in her ability as a peppy cheer leader, basketball ca])tain and eagei ' class worker. Her future plans hold a hright career in the commercial field. The best ( ' f luck and happiness. Prissy, in whafevei- you cmh ' avor from the Class of ’r 4. Basketball . 2, 3, A ' , Softball 3; News mper 2, A: Junior Plop 3; Junior Prom 3; Cheerleadimj 3, A; Yearbook Staff A- ULLIAN KLMPTON Lillian certainly doesn’t talk much, but when she does, she’s done in record time! Her friendly manner and helpful hand are always appre- ciated. Her invaluable experience as class treasurer should certainly make her wary of any pitfalls in the nursing field. So here’s to you and your nursing career from the class of ’54. Chorus 1; Junior Prom 3; Junior Play 3; Treasurer A-