Marlborough High School - Marlborough High Yearbook (Marlborough, MA)

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Raymond R. Rougeau Ray” 162 Elm Street Tall . . . handsome . . . exudes traditional French charm . . . good conversationalist ... ac¬ complished public speaker . . . active socially . . . future set on career in Postal Department. Track; Color and Motto Com¬ mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Turkey Trot Committee; Class Play. Esther M. Perolman Pokey” 193 Bolton Street Diminutive . . . dainty ... a trifle on the shy side . . . seldom know she is present, but pleased when she is . . . clever with a needle . . . rather sew than eat . . . plans career in Fashion Designing. Athletic Association; Cheerlead¬ er’s Club; Senior Prom Com¬ mittee. Anthony J. Rando Randy” 12 Brook Street Carefree . . . likeable . . . clever . . . knows how to get along . . . energetic, hard-working Class President in 1952-1953 . . . Awarded Superlative, ' Best Per¬ sonality’ . . . accomplished pian¬ ist .. . smooth dancer . . . smoother line with the ladies . . . some kind of musical career in the future. Basketball; Athletic Association; Band; Class President, 1953; Junior Prom Comnvttee; Super¬ lative, Be c t Personality”; Junior Hod Commit ' ee; Audio-Visual Projectionist. John Sahagian Jack” 3 Boston Post Road Champion of the crew cut . . . agreeable . . . ' get things done’ type . . . eager to help when a job is to be done . . . good listener . . . engineering profes¬ sion is his choice.” Golf; Class Gift Committee; Audio-Visual Projectionist. Louis J. Scerra Louie” 4l Broad Street A good listener . . . company sought after by many friends . . . loves baseball and basketball . . . good competitor . . . Casanova of Room 33 . . . plans a career in the Navy.” Baseball; Basketball; Class Day Committee; Motto Committee; Athletic Association; Student Council; Class Gift Committee; Audio-Visual Projectionist. Genero D. Quaglia Sonny” 73 Brimsmead Street Manly . . . rugged . . . aggres¬ sive . . . loves athletics . . . outstanding football player 1951 All-Midland League Half¬ back . . . star dash man on track team . . . good competitor . popular with boys and girls alike . . . plans to enter service.” Midland League All-Star 1951- 1952; Athletic Association; Stu¬ dent Council; Committee of Com¬ mittees ; Typewriting Award ; Class Day Committee; Football- Track. Philip J. Richer Phil” 22 Laviolette Avenue ' Richer’n most in what combines to fashion the typical American boy . . . steady . . . dependable • ■ • brighter than most . . . will¬ ing . . . capable . . . considerate . . . stable . . . Radio Engineer¬ ing his main desire.” Athletic Association; Junior Hop; Turkey Trot. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Left to Right: Barbara Corrinni, Drusilla Smith, Genero Quaglia, Patricia Shannon, Ralph D’Angelo. Absent: Karl Manning, Donald Temple. Robert W. Scott Scotty” 479 Lincoln Street Quiet . . . sincere . . . good- looking . . . loves to tell jokes . . . staunch supporter of school activities . . . mechanically minded . . . interested in custom built automobiles . . . plans to join Air Force after graduation.” Junior and Senior Committee of Committees; Track; Athletic Association; Typewriting Awards; Junior Prom Committee.

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Louise M. Mulhall Lou” 67 Mechanic Street Lovely . . . laconic . . . likeable . . . likewise-bright, popular and energetic . . . many fingers in many, many pies . . . better than average trumpet player . . . vet¬ eran band member . . . Newton- Wellesley Hospital gets her nod. Treasurer, Girls’ Club; Secretary, Band; Senior Prom Committee; At hletic Association; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Hop Commit¬ tee; Year Book Committee. Richard P. McDonough Dick” 212 Mechanic Street Light-haired Lothario of the class . . . partial to the ladies, and prefers to operate at fresh¬ man level . . . helpful . . . co¬ operative . . . good fun in a crowd . . . deeply interested in politics at all levels.” Athletic Association; Football; Junior Hop; Student Council. George E. McGee Mac” 38 Washington Street If his personality and knack of getting along could be bottled, George ' s would be a priceless commodity in the market of life . . . winning . . . sincere . . . unselfish ... his example of ser¬ vice and loyalty to school and class makes him an all time ’5 3 favorite . . . plans to be a Disc Jockey.” Audio-Visual Projectionist; Foot¬ ball; Basketball; Athletic Asso¬ ciation ; Student Council; Senior Hop; Junior Hop; Senior Prom; Superlative, Most Versatile. Irene J. Mullen Shortie 21 State Street Who said what about ' Small Packages ' . . . Rene is proof po¬ sitive . . . pretty, pretty . . . piquant . . . ' The Sweetheart of the Class ' . . . ' Cutest ' Superla¬ tive . . . lovely soprano soloist . . . plans to become X-Ray Technician. Athletic Association; Cheerlead¬ ers ' Club; Superlative, Cutest; Junior Prom Committee; Year Book Committee; Class Day Committee. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Seated: Joyce Flynn, Paul Demoorjian, Ruth Cummings. Standing: Raymond Rougeau, George McGee. Gerald C. Myshrall Jerry” 33 Howland Street Towering . . . lanky . . . witty . . . life of the party . . . pride of Room 38 . . . musical minded . . . guitar enthusiast . . . col¬ lector of cowboy laments . . . plans to enter navy.” Junior Hop Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Athletic Asso¬ ciation. Phyllis I. Mutch Phyl” 49 Emmett Street Very ' Mutch’ charm ... so¬ ciable . . . talented . . . frank . . . ' all wool and a yard wide’ type of friend . . . people gravi¬ tate to where she is . . . barring interference from Air Corps, will become an R. N.” Athletic Association; Color Com¬ mittee; Picture Committee; Com¬ mittee of Committees. Dorothy Ann Norton Dottle” 17 Clinton Street Dimpled, doe-eyed damsel with the sunny disposition . . . mis¬ chievous . . . merry . . . has more fun than anyone in the class . . . her distinctive hair-do makes her a target for attention wherever she goes . . . will prepare for Dental Nursing.” Athletic Associat on; Junior Hop Committee; Cap a d Gown Com¬ mittee; Student Council; Year Book Committee. Anthony L. Parente Tony” 14 Kirby Street Neat . . . clever . . . pleasant disposition . . . always looks on the bright side of life . . . mas¬ ter of conversation . . . has a good word for everybody ... ac¬ complished machine operator . . . will seek career in the Machine- Tool trade.” Athletic Association; Junior Prom Committee; Vocational School Certificate.

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Shirley A. Shanahan Dimples” 576 Lincoln Street Dimpled . . . demure . . . pret¬ ty .. . soft-spoken . . . sweet as they come . . . the epitome of teen-age demeanor ... no doubt about the future . . . first in out¬ class to sport a diamond . . . Good luck Tommy and Shirk” Senior Prom Committee; Senior Picture Committee; Athlet ' c Asso¬ ciation ; Typewriting Awards; Gregg Shorthand Certificate; Year Book Committee. Ruth F. Sher Rut hie” 133 West Main Street Tall, dark . . . statuesque . . . easy on the eyes . . . serious in thought, word and deed . . . good athlete „ . . very artistic .. . National Honor Society member, and high in class standing for four years „ . . Tuesday Club Art Award .. . . interested in me¬ dicine.” Basketball; Softball; A. A. Asso¬ ciation ; Cheerleaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; Tuesday Club Art Award; National Honor Society; Junior Prom; Year Book; Com¬ mittee of Committees. Patricia A. Shannon Pal 264 Main Street So you like them tall, dark, slender, and pretty too? . . . Well, that’s our Patty, and pretty is putting it mildly! . . . she slipped in from N. Y. in her Freshman year and quickly won her way into the regard of her classmates . . . favorite song My Bill” . . . meanwhile she will attend Mount Ida.” Athletic Association; Girls’ Club; Typewriting Award; Class Day; Junior Hop. Mary J. Slattery Mary Jo” 194 Church Street Gay . . . garrulous . . . gifted . . . effervescent . . . frank . . . magnetic personality . . . mistress of mirth and merriment . . . Superlative, ’Wittiest’ . . . mar¬ velous mimic . . . sweet soprano voice . . . has more fun than anyone else . . . will become telephone operator. Athlet ' c Association; Cheerlead¬ ers’ Club; Year Book Comnvt ee; Committee of Committees (Chair¬ man) ; Co-Chairman Junior Hop; Class Play. GIFT COMMITTEE S.eated: Anne Martin, Elaine Hamilton, Sandra Kotkins. Standing: Evelyn Dam, Wayne Davis, David Doane,. John Sahagian. Absent Rose Jusseaume, Louis Scerra. Drusilla A. Smith Dru” 343 Pleasant Street Willowy . . . winsome . . . winning . . . Westboro transfer in Senior Year . . . won her way info the hearts of her classmates very ouickly . . . competent com¬ mercial worker . . . outstanding player of 1953 Powder Puffs . . . will enter Secretarial field.” Softball; Class Day Committee; Year Book Committee; Gregg Shorthand Certificate; Basketball; Girls’ Club; Athletic Association. Melvin I. Smith • Mel” 208a Pleasant Street Calm . . . questioning , . , keen-minded . . . thorough in all that he undertakes . . . sincere in manner ' . . . dependable what¬ ever the task . . . one of our best speakers . . . musically inclined . . . higher education directed toward astronomy.” President of Junior Class; Picture Committee; Year Book Commit¬ tee; Junior Committee of Com¬ mittees; Turkey Trot; Cross Country; Athletic Association; Band ; Typewriting Award; Class Play; Exchange Student. Joanne F. Supeck Joan” 95 Neil Street Distinctive . . . fascinating . . . ultra-feminine . . . lady-like . . . lovelv long brown hair and spark¬ ling brown eyes . . „ acclaimed ’Most Agreeable ' . . . better than avenge student . . . ar’istic . . . heading for a commercial career.” Athlet : c Association; Cheerlead¬ ers’ Club; Typewriting Award; Gregg Shorthand Certificate; Softball; Color Committee; Year Book Committee. Sylvia B. Sleeper Syl” 687 Boston Post Road Sweet as she is sincere . . , lovable as she is lady-like . . . studious . . . earnest . . . two- year Honor Society veteran . . . prominent in class affairs . . . plans to attend Northeastern Uni¬ versity and become a Research Chemist. Cap and Gown Committee; Com¬ mittee of Committees; Athletic Association; National Honor So- ciety.