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

Page 29 text:

I I • ’i :1 i| ( III I! ; Most Romantic Most Courteous Most Efficient Most P riendly Most Cheerful Rest Natured Rest Dancer Rest Looking Cutest Rest Personality Quietest Rest Smile Riggest Wolf, M’olfess Woman Hater Man Hater Greatest Worrier Least Worrier Most Dramatic What M.E.H.S. Needs Most What M.E.H.S. Needs Least ■ Kent Lindberg .Duncan Rice .Donald Racon • Duncan Rice • Louis Geneva Duncan Rice • William Solitro • David Gonyer • Dick Lesperance •Louis Geneva •Chris Meola William Solitro • David Gonyer . Robert Fancy •Kent Lindberg William Solitro Louis Geneva Gail Wheeler Lillian Kimpton Retty Esoian Gail Wheeler Carol Federici Carol Federici Cynthia Monroe Priscilla Jewett Carol Federici Gail Wheeler Lillian Kimpton Priscilla Jewett Janet Skantz Lucy Tambolleo Gail Wheeler Jane Naponen Carol Fedei ' ici “Class of 1954” Teachers Rest Smile Most Fiiendly Most Studious BB and Pris Dune and Gail Don. and Betty

Page 28 text:

Most Popular Most Studious Most Talkative Most Mischievous Most Heljiful IMost Witty Most I)i, unified Most Argumentative Most ' ersatile Most Unselfish Most Rashful Most Likely To Succeed Most Ambitious Noisiest Rest Story Teller Most Athletic First To Marry Cutest Dimides Most Excitable Glamour Roy, Girl Louis Geneva Donald Racon Duncan Rice William Solitro David Ludden David Gonyer Alvin Rarakian Kent Lindbei ' K David Gonyer Louis Geneva .Chris Meola David Ludden .Kent Lindberu ' .Louis Geneva .Kent Lindberu .Kent Lindberg ' .Chris Meola .Robert Fancy .David Gonyer Retty Esoian Retty Esoian Teresa Hartwell Cyntbia Monroe Teresa Hartwell Cynthia Moni ' oe Patricia King- Gail Wheeler Carol Federici Marion Hoyle Kay Fawcett “Class of ’54” Gloria Zuranski Marion Hoyle Maiion Hoyle Priscilla Jewett Priscilla Jewett Gloria Zuranski Lucy Tambolleo Janet Skantz Most Dignified Glamour Roy, Girl Most Dramatic Alvin anti Pat Dave G. and Janet Lon and Carol

Page 30 text:

“Old I on Juan” Donald “Tell Me A Story” excuses for beins - late “Walkin to the Mailbox” Priscilla “ Slaughter On Tenth Ave” cars coining out of tlie luirking- lot after school “Among my Souvenirs” class triiis “Baby Face” Dick Lesiierance “Pm the Boy for Bewitching Them” Alvin Gloria “Ambushed” Dave L. “Crazy Rhythm” the music we hear marching into Assembly “Oh My Papa” Seniors to l h ' . Leiiore “Young at Heart” Carol F. “What’s the Story Morning Glory” Jane “That ' s tile Chance You Take” caught cheating in an exam. “Prince Charming” Dave Gonyer with the girls “You Rascal You” B.B. Solitro “Too Darn Hot” the heat in tlie school or “Put on Your t)ld Gray Bonnet” before your ears fieeze off “To I-]ach His Own” diplomas “Sophisticated Lady” Patricia “Shine” Kent’s blue ford “Somebody Bad Stole de Wediling Bell” Chris Meola “Daddy ' s Little Girl” IMarion “Its tlie Talk of the Town” the Senior Class “Sentimental Me” Gail “Hernando’s Hideaway” the boys and girls loom “1 Wanna Sing Like an Angel” Bob Fancy “I Tliink Pll Fall In Love Today” Louis Geneva ‘Everybody Loves Saturday Night” Senior Class “Arthur Murray Taught Me l)ancing In A Hurry” Cynthia “Now’s the Time to Fall in Love” Chris Meola “Sweet and Lovely” Kay Fawcett “Pei ' sonality” what everyone wants “P ive F ' eet Two, Eyes of Blue” Jane “Walkin my Baby Back Home” Dave Ludden “Pennies From Heaven” class dues “Girl of My Dreams” Lillian “Meloncholy Baby” Betty “You May Not Be An Angel” Janet “Where Did You Get Tliose Eyes” Lucy “Whisiiering” Teresa “A Kiss in the Dark’’ Silence is Golden “All Alone by the Telephone” having been stood U]i “Thi ' ce Coins in a I’ountain” Pat, Mai ' ion and Kay “Till We Meet Again” Class Reunion “Me and My Shadow” Mr. Marshall and boys in detention “Talent on the Rise” class of ’54 “I Love to Jumi)” Mr. Kalinowski “We’ll Build A Bungalow P or Two” Gloria “My Lord and Master” Girls to Prom dates “I Wanna be Loved” Bill Solitro “Sinner or Saint” Dick Lesi)erance “Heart of My Heart” Priscilla to Piddie “Keej) It A Secret’’ Senior boys to Mr. I.epore when caught smoking in the boys room “Three O ' clock in the Morning” and father is waiting up with the baseball bat “P ' rom the ' ine Came the Grajje” Mi-. Le]iore ' s Italian wine “Time Marches On” and before we know it, .gradua- tion time is here “Rly Heart Stood Still” Boh P’ancy when he saw that certain girl “A Guy Is A Guy” desperation dates made by girls “South of The Border” stepping into the office “Be Anything” . . . hut good . . . iihilosophy of Senior boys “Do You Know What Lips Are P or” Duncan????? “Stranger in Paradise” Kay “Dancing in the Dark” the way all school dances should be held “I’m in Love A.gain” Cynthia “Down by the Riverside” parkers on River Road “Far Away Places” out of town boys and girls “Jealous of You” Duncan and his car full of girls “Don’t Call My Name” students who haven’t been jiaying attention “C’est si Ron” Mr. Buckley and his P’rench Class “Kee)) it a Secret” reiiort cards “A Zoot Suit” peg pants and suede shoes “Wish You Were Here” members of the class that we have lost down through the years “Bell Bottom Blues” B.B. Best of Luck “I Want To Be Evil” Teacliei ' s giving D-warnings “Little Devil” Lucy