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

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WILLIAM SOLITRO Bee Bee A twinkling- bit of devil in his eyes, a broad friendly grin and a good- natured disposition all comi)iise this “happy-go-lucky” young man. Without his witty remarks and spontaneous laughter, classes would be mighty dull!! Bee Bee is always willing to give a helping hand when needed and his ability as captain of the basketball team has never been questioned. We all wish you the very best in the futme. Bee Bee. Good Luck. Basikethall 1, 2, 4; Junior Prom .1 ; Student Couneil 4; Yearbook 4. LUCY TAMBOLLEO Lu Mischievous dark eyes and a flirtatious smile are Lu’s best-loved assets. She seldom, if ever, raises her voice in competition with her class- mates; yet her cheery disposition combined with her dancing ability give her a well-rounded personality. With hei- enthusiasm for work, we are sure success awaits hei- in the commercial field. Cliorun 2, •), 4; Junior Plai -1 ; Junior Prom S; Yearbook 4- GAIL WHEELER Gail is a girl you can spot anywhere as her sunny smile and warm conversation is her trademark. No one has probably done more to add to the harmony and good-will of our class than this cute little blonde. The same qualities that have made her so many, many friends will also make her a popular teacher. Those lucky kids! Vice-President 2; Softball 2, d; Neivsjuiper 2; Clieerleading 2, S, 4; Junior Play d; Junior Prom d; Treasurer d; Basketball d; Yearbook GLORIA ZURANSKI “G ee” Gloria is that quiet, reseived young lassie who is always there with her broad winning smile and hel{)ing hand wherever it is needed. Her unending enthusiasm and zeal in class functions have proved her both dependable and efficient. The commercial field is Gloria’s goal, and with her capabilities we can all be well-assured success and happiness will be hers! We all wish you the best of everything. Glee. Vice-President 1; Softball 1; Chorus 1, 2, d; Newspaper 2; Junior Play d; Junior Prom d; Honor Society d, 4; Yearbook 4.

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CYNTHIA MONROE Cyn Attractive, friendly, and witty are only a few of Cyn’s characteristics. Her seemingly endless supi)ly of energy must be the cause of her two favorite pastimes — dancing and playing basketball. With her pleasing jiersonality and the mischievous twinkle ever-present in her eves, she can’t help but go far. Rest of luck from the class of ’.‘ 4, Cyn. Stiulent Cotntvil 1; lidsk ' etlxill 1, 2, ■ ; Clioritti i; Softlxill S; Junior Play ■ ; Junior Prom J; Clieerlendiny Yearbook 4. JANE NAPONEN Jane, the soft-spoken, attractive blonde of the class has seldom lifted her voice above its usual jjleasant tone. During the past two years she has been with us, Jane has gained the friendship of many with hei ' delightful smile and good nature. The nursing profession certainly needs more girls who jjossess the distinctive qualities this alert girl holds. May the future hold the best of everything for you, Janie. Junior Play .1 ; Junior Prom ■ ; Freshmen Initiation Committee 4; Yearbook 4. JANET SKANTZ “ ««” One of the most active members of the class, Janet, has always man- aged to stay on the Honor Roll. She has never failed to support class functions with her keen artistic ability and sensible ideas. Keep up the good work in the nursing profession, Jan, and we’re sure your patients will love you just as we do. Good luck! Poster Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Junior Play 3; Honor Society 4; Yearbook Staff 4- DUNCAN RICE If ever a blonde lad with a broad grin happens to whiz past you in a snazzy green convertible, the chances are it’s Dune. This mechanically- minded fellow always has the right answers — to the wrong questions. Seriously, Dune has always been an example of a good sport and real pal ! Here’s to you. Dune ! Neicspai)er 2; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Boys ' State Representa- tive 3; Yearbook 4-

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