Marblehead High School - Yearbook (Marblehead, MA)

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Barbara Heizer Priscilla Davis Barbara Bell Marion Teel Phyllis Harty Barbara Stone Connie Hubbard Betty Dray Barbara Wing Jean Raney Pussy Wheeler Marion Teel June Korsun Hope Williams Barbara Heizer Ruth McIntosh Barbara Bell Judy Neily Pussy Wheeler Phyllis Bell Jean Raney Barbara Hunt Pussy Wheeler Phyllis Harty Phyllis Hubbard Joanne Borden BellaaaJBaaq4 Most Popular Most Romantic Best Dressed Most Dignified Wittiest Most Carefree Most Loquacious Best Looking Cutest Most Intelligent Most Athletic Cleverest Most Mysterious Most Companion Friendliest Best Dancer Most Versatile Most Musical Most Energetic Happiest able Most Likely to Succeed Thriftiest Most Vivacious Most Artistic Most Poetic Best Worker Jack Baumann Leo Martin Charlie Cross Jack Baumann Bill Kiely John Masterson Russell Oatman Bob Parker Charlie Cross Don Gray George Goodwin Don Gray Howard Knight Ted Blackler Ted Blackler Frank Chandler Jack Baumann Tom Glancy Tom Glancy Bob Lueders Jack Baumann Jack Daggett Charlie Cross Don Bartlett Leo Martin Bob Lueders

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Phyllis Hubbard is another of those absent, for she is running a mission in China. She is the only missionary in all China who speaks Chinese with a Southern accent. Shirley Mailloux has set up her tent just outside the gym and is plan- ning to make her fortune as soon as the reunion is over. She is a gypsy fortune teller, and has been telling fortunes by looking into a fluorescent ball instead of a crystal ball. The prosperous J. D. Paine III is a very successful civil engineer. He designed a balloon-supported parking field to solve Boston's traliic problem. The cars are ferried to the parking lot, which is one mile above the city, on express elevators which go up at the rate of 1100 feet per minute. Barb Heizer is at the reunion resplendent with jewelry which she de- signed herself. Barb is head designer for Tiffany's in New York and has come up here for a week's vacation. Another artist is Phyl Harty, wearing a royal purple beret. Her car- toons of animated gnus are bringing larger box office receipts than Walt Disney's films. At last the time to leave is approaching and the reunion is breaking up. Don't forget to come to our next one. We'll see you in '78, remember, Monday night, June 12. Phyl Bell and Don Gray. Donald Gray, who flew by rocket plane from New York, arrived late. He said that he was detained by his rehearsals. for Hamlet. His experience in school plays especially, The Promoters, helped him to gain theatrical success. Phyllis Bell brought with her, her newest novel, The Symphony, which was chosen Book of the Month. She was forced to leave early to attend a tea given in her honor by a group of fellow authors. Margaret Fitzpatrick.

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