Medford High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Medford, MA)
- Class of 1931
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J u nior Sub-Master SARA A. CLAPP ........ Junior Sub-Master, Head of German Department .. ESTHER E. LADD ............................... . ............ Head of Latin Department EDWARD H. LEONARD Junior Sub-Master, Head of Math. Department ' ELIZABETH LOFTUS ............ Head of Romance Languages Department . RAYMOND E. MERRILL ............................ Head of Physics Department LAURA P. PATTEN .................................... Head of Chemistry Department FRANK C. PHILLIPS .... Junior ,Sub-Master, Head of Com. Department . HILA H. SMALL ............................................ Head of English Department HARRY E. WALKER, Junior Sub-Master, Head of History Department LIELVIN V. WELDON ................................ Director of Vocational School Kathrene Adams Mary M. Bagley Thornton E. Barr George W. Bates John I. Bennett Clifton VV. M. Blanchard Lillian M. Bowker Edward M. Brooks Crawford G. Brown Josephine Kintz Dai-sy E. Landers William E. Lang Myra I. Luce Helen F. Lyons Williamina MacBrayne Cecilia A. McCarthy Nellie B. Mansfield I I9 5 l HERBERT L. COLLINS ............ Head of Physical Education Department' It ll 5 t Anne W. Bruce James Burke Anna J. Coderre Marian R. Daggett William B. Dahill Elizabeth Davis Richard DeMuzio Sarah H. DeWolfe Clifford F. Dodge Mary E. Dyer M. Gertrude Fairbanks Edward J. Finnegan Elizabeth T. Flanagan Robert A. Frazier Catherine Fuller Lucy H. Gage Mabel A. Gannett Esther Gibson Irene M. Hall Eric Harrison Wilbur A. Hart Burton W. Irish Thomas H. Johnston Mildred C. Junkins Florence R. Kelly Regina M. Mitchell Jennie M. Pedersen Edwin F. Pidgeon Dorothy W. Pool Bella C. Porter Dyke L. Quackenbush Naomi W. Read Walter D. Reid Berget Reese Ernest H. Roberts Robert W. Roberts James Robinson Christine D. Ross Margaret G. Roughsedg Mary A. Rowan Frank E. Shea Marcia H. Smith Marion E. Smith Mary P. Webb Clara M. Webster Eva H. Williams Elmer Wilson Earl M. Woodward Mera-Louise Flint Marian W. Taylor Frances H. Youngman 6 W m'...f-Sf-221'-aw Ewell C9 31 lkiesi.-fqaeraaea' X 212' q, STAFF BOOK YEAR f 'C' 27 9.5 Ie A M it 7' 'M A T29 AWEAEHEFH-2-Hey ' laa, .S- I 1f +-fm-f BQCiJ-Q.,'-f'3' . The Qdlue and Cwhite Staff ti Executive Committee : K FRANCIS J. KEOUGH, Chairman ELIZABETH C. HAWORTH , JAMES K. BIsHOI1 LOUISE J. HAMMOND MARGARET E. CRONIN Editor-in-Chief: GRAOE I. GALLIGAN Associate Editors z HENRY A. FOLEY BARBARA L. DARLING Business Manager: ROBERT P. HUPFER Assistant Managers -- PERRY JACKSON A JOSEPHINE F. CORTINA Literary Editor: CAROLINE P. MUNROE Assistant Editors : RUTH E. ASHLEY GRACE AZNAVOORIAN Art Editor: ARTHUR C. O,CONNOR Assistant Editors : ELEANOR T. FORTUNATO ELAINE DELAURIEII Sport Editors n GEORGE F. FUsOO MARY L. CAREW Class Note Editor: BARBARA A. GROFF JACQUELINE A. DESHA Assistant Editors 1 PERRY H. WARE J ELINOR E. COLLINS JOHN J. FITZPATRICK C. ANSELMA HINES H. NIORTON HILL PATIENCE COCHRANE FRANKLIN G. HINOKLEY HAROLD H. PORTER SARAH GOLDBERG Biography Editor: BARBARA AsHTON Assistant Editors: PAULINE E. RANDOLPH GERALDINE L. STODDARD P. RONALD HANSON EDWARD D. GRIFFIN JANE BAILEY ROBERT J. GREER JOHN C. SILVER MARY T. LOONEY STELLA M. FLORINO ESTHER M. SULLIVAN ARTHUR W. KUPER ' JOHN A. FITZPATRICK THELMA A. JONES DOROTHY B. STEELE Ji WAIITER C. CUTLER A QMS QAM. ULZLZLAZQ-yy, ,A wg wh Senior Sub-Master I C7 Q05 'X x, ?,,,f,-J Ztga' Q79 1944345 l i ' f f lg.. I 5 , 'Q u I? W -I Oxifx ' l 61' 1 ' xx Q x . . . . 5 nf-df . ff-.- ' ZJA7' 1417? 1 .9 I' Lg Sk- x Sift- 'x w Hg f ' 5 WN E4 U s 5 V W E! Mr W V N fi fl 55 53 ii -Q ii ji j QQ Caagph De. Kendall f OR thesv three years wc've had f 1 VW, I' ' ' Sfilllll 1 d t ' -1- , XVl10'll AT' l' T S ltil the 1 F A M.K, 1-11 Ht J J, lv Wg lu fa A f 5 Q-as 9 BUESQQ-fQf:.+,-Qaffaiqf '. W., JZ Lg Mm-N -S l9rr,9f5-I 1 1 ?wS.Qf vffig MEDFQRD HIGH swoop E Q ANNOUNCING ' ' 5 Hx M an 5 . s 5 2 THE CLASS OF ,j Q + ' ' -2 Q Jf 5 4 tj ix 9 we 9 ' . 9 OM gf' r H 'S L? f ' V f7 9 W 9 u f W L , 1 JZ, , ' 721 dj' K' 'f-., b ,- ' A .yr . J, M :Vi M 5' 'V' 'ii LX fin 5 5 F Q 2 -. X VT 3 ll If I 4 Q ,aff nr... ...g A -- 4- 'A I nm? in .- ' -1 x .' W ,, .1 ' XS 7 V 1 X I 21,4 - N 44 If Af .W--f - A . , xx-G' 'WWW 4 ,. Q J M M- V. , ,4 Nice: Q'-in 1 V Li, F..,1.::i, 4 G M 55 A ii is 4 5-f-f-92-Q I1 9 3 1Tgi4agf.fff4,+,Q,m?4i 7 6 E? Q w W 3 G F3 wi Vdew M f' 2' . -H J'E'4E3 .Z Q H: f sz M ef S wt af SZ J X? V , V Eg JUHNPISQSXZQESINA BARE3?iAP?gSff12If1LING V f' W 0115155 3 Mffirvrz fi Q5 2a k M a 6 1. ZW 5 55 I A , 'ls BETTY SCHLUSS JOSEPH VV. CAREW 2 A fm Secretary Treasurer IR + ZA ' . Z ,Q 03 . . . . , . . .x . , ' Y .. , ,, ' 'AA' S - . H I19 31 L-Uff'45:fvQ+LQi1fQi M X - .A ,Y, A. - - v- 'fin ' 4 5? X! 5 se K V W + E5 GRACE AZNAVOORIAN PERRY H, WARE Valedictorian Essayist 7 ignnnr u A 1521115 ?g A N Q A A 5 Y 5 . Q, Am gm Ei F Zi xi HENRY A. FOLEY BARBARA L. DARLING ' Poet Historian , ' ff .F A A ' Q i-Mbbf-22-22224119 31 Pagiffggzfgfas J' f -C 9 . k -'x QR . .. . . Aw . af Ji-Z 1 1' 'IA . va r . xg QL- 'fig' N V ' 1 FRANCIS J. KEOUGH FRANKLIN G. HINCKLEY Ivy Orator Orator 0112155 N Hartz 91 gl K . Q 1 S N N x N X11 if P Y nfl PAULINEN L. RANDOLPH FRANCIS R. DITTAMI ga is 4 N is VVi1l Will V N l. T 4 413-952651-Jigga? I1 13 3lI Ufiiffighie-qfsai 4 fa, Fw TQ 9.5 Ei f 7 ll C' XM 9 me ,e 1m, - : Mfg f -en... H. is ABT ADAMS ADAMS ANDERSON BARBARA AIN' G1-Jxlcviifivlc ANDERSON Bz1bs . Normal School Course. Dra- Jimmie , College Course, matic Club II, Illg Basketball I. She's fond of life and light, het us enjoy pleasure While We 'With laughing' eyes so bright. can, Pleasure is never long enough. HILDICGARDE S. ANDERSON BARBARA G' ADAMS Hilde , Commercial Course. ,. ., , . Sunshine reflected can illume Bobs . Lollege Course. Junior Mar- The darkest corner of a roomn shal. ' A nicer girl We never knew Sweet and friendly, kind and true. Viom E. ANDERsoix' Vi . Commercial Course. Class Day JOHN ADAMS Mnrslialg Dramatic Club -II. Iclmbod . Technical Course. Junior Her Charfuf H1ml'1lC'tY and Pleas' Prom Usher. mg W3jy5f 4 Y ve .They also serve who only stand Wele midi: to slowly win, not to and Wait. amaze' C1i1ss'1'Eic H, ANDERSON E1.1cANon A. ANGELEKI Chet . Technical Course. Band: Lee , Commercial Course. Dramatic Orchestra. Club II. A rare musician- A Miss debolmir with manner A smart dresser! fair. ANDERSON AN DERSON ANDERSON ANGELERI UZ 3.5 S.. A 05 ,4 , A, Q.. e X A 19 31 UffQQHes,2-iii?-fiiffiiff N ic' 9 'I m BZQQEX. i n 'X : .,I, . . , , ,AFJLQ 1, 4 , .4519 949 E ' dbz I .0 I' ' 4- i x, 'gg-. w. sign-.' Q K nl l A ARCARO ARDITO ASHLEY ASHTON Joslcl-11, W. Alcolxlco I-lm-my E. ASTON f Hoe . General Course. Football II: Sli1ud'f. Commercial Course. III: Basketball 1, His clothes, manner, and, looks-all Pleasure and action make the show LL S0011 fellow. at hours short. j Timmilx R. ARDITO EVlxxoi:LlNi-3 AzN.wo1zl:tAN B0Pbi6'y- C01'f1m61'Ciil1 Course. DTH- Vanney . Commercial Course. Or- mililg Clllb U-. . I chestra I, II, lIIg Dramatic Club II, ! A girl With IYIHHY 13192151118 WAYS- Ever loyal, ever true, to all the ' tasks she has to do. RUTH E. ASHLEY Trudie . College Course. Dramatic II, IIIQ The Blue and VVhite GKMVE AZNAym,mAN 1 fq-he World is forced to look up to Gracie . Commercial Course, Dra- herg- maintic Club II: Honor Roll I, Il, III: 'WI' e Blue :incl VVhite Staffui Vzlledic- torian. ' N BARBMM A. ASIITQINI Exucli as she -Will forge nliezul, Bee , Normal School Course. De- MggfnegzenZf.luFLieiO12rg53to dread' betting Club Ig President II: Junior ' ' ' ' Prom Usher: Senior Prom Usherg Dra- matic Club II, III: Senior Advisory Board: The Blue and VVhite Stuff. Y, , , , , X , Junior Cabinet! Review Staff III: Q l'AH I'A M' BV '1 4 J' Prize Speaking Contest. Connie Nornnil School t'o',:rse. Nor, What an unselfish Worker she Was! mal School Club I, II, III. Not it moment was free Normal is your course True to her name, Queen Beef Make normal every force. l ASTON AZNAYOOHIAN AZNAVOORIAN BAGLIONE AE . SV! Q, F A 9311 -- va o 'lx Q., . , , . a.fg.,f3 f egg? W I M5 Il 1 L T .SY V' Nj M . . ,EMM V M .5 ,, ' 1 b J , ly' K ' 5 l l - - g BAILEY TEARDEN UARSTONV BARTON W, Rv .. 'V Qi JANE El.-XILEY IWAIIIO J. B,xsH.E J .Iimmie . Uollc-go Uourso. Ciimly lliiil A-Mm-1'-v Qolmmll-I-32,1 fqmygp. 5 Mz1c'bvtli : 'l'lw.lll1lv mul XVh1ie Stull. --And U 1,uSim.SS mlm is hp. , lf To confiile 111 llvr ' XXYIIS an grulcloli trust. N' CIIARLICS J. B1-:u's.xx1: l Beau, College Course. Football I: .- Review Stat? I, ll: lxlilllilglllg Editor NI FR,xNf'l1:s E. B,xl:m:N III: D1'2Ll1lkLflL' Ulul: II, lllg 'llxliwbetlfc 'fFrannie . l7o1mnm'0inl Course. Honor I'f'l11pllglg'T5jlE1gl I fkiuglgiwhpd uw whole pil' HUHUII - . . , . . - Y . ,,. ilav rIllI'0llgg'h L I N61 self-krloxnlfilht' A Ype1'f,1:1't szllvsmzni for ilw RP- 'Fheso Iluw-o ziloilv lead to SOX?-iwligli Hew- cgg power. PAH, T. Brzxsox f , , , ,', Kelly . Foniinf-roial Course. fp l lJoRo'1'IIY Y. B.xl:s'1'ow A good scout, ambitious, too LN 'iw D0t . flibllt-'l'2ll Foursv. Junior Flaws Xvith 19-'Vit 1 SH' fl 'Hina' through' Q Prom 1'0lllllllli1't' 3 SOUHIIKI, Prize Spvuli- ly ' ing' Contest. V ,IN A-A iikmlllo gm with QL iikeubif- wuyq .lI.u:'1'1vN D. Bl-Inu Dol1'. Tecliliii-ul Course. Triwk I: TI: 011-lwstra l, II, lllg VVl'1'SillIlf.1' ll: Baud l l, II, HI. U5 t ,. ,, . The trumpet lin cam blow, ,rj X B x'Rhl R E' BMHON H41 can talk ilu- rzulio, , Spa1'ky . f'flllll'llfll'C'l?ll Course. And in svlmol mm lwop his mark uk A I'lw innkixmggs of 21 l'9g'lll21l' fellow. fau' from low. Q A 'll l -ll BASILE BEAUSANG BENSON BEILG V D ll W fx E? lx l IL l 'X 1. 'S I . Il f Q 1 lf. lil 1 l J. ' C l J: H Y l sz, 7 ll -M-Q - T 5 K A , i bl WZ s 5... ,A m. Un z..Q4mfy,,.v7.Lxw2 ,I s Q . , . . . , q . . QQQ ' 'Z ' I' ' ea ' I-rr ' v ' ' Q15- E Qsg VQV is ?. vf'-.Fri Nd V V 0 n 'Y ' 5 , C T' A 4 . W ', 1 .,,. im N7 I gm 9 M ' Wf V I 4 N W 5 t. d Q 4 f if J fi ...i BERRY BIRCH BISHOP BISHOP IDU!-UVI'lll'IA BI+1lilCY Dot . College Course. A charming girl in whom all have confidence. VVILLIA M J. BIRCH Bill . General Course. lf an position you care to fill 'Fry William, better known us Bill . JAMi:s K. Blsuor Jim . Commercial Course. Football I, 1113 Truck Ig Soccer II: Executive Com- mittee: The Blue and XVhite g Class Prophetg Dramatic Club Hg Class Day Prophecyg Usher New Brooms . Here's a fellow who's staunch and sturdy, Who does his part well without be- ing Wordyf' STANLEY W. B1sHoP Stan . Practical Arts Course. A student and an gentleman. BLAUV ELT BLINN P.xl'l. V. BLAUVIGIXI' Pauly Practical Arts Course. Genius doth never despise labor NicI.soN C. BLINN Ne-l. General Course. O that wave ! .l VLIAN L. BLOCK marcel,-long' may it .Iulie . Technical Course. The wisest is he that ke-ops his own counsel. Aux M. BLo1n.r:'l l' Abbie General Course. To duty shelll answer the 4-all Be it spring' or be it fall. BLOCK BLODG RTT mer - Q .2 2'-+?S4' 119 31 Q: 5 W K fl Nl Qi?-g?'sQL?, YS A4 sl NJ F14 fi if 'F 1 1 if' i 11' ' alll X0 I , s.' Q mime: g5Q V Q gf Q X s , i.fZn2L6 I J? e 119.2 4- -K Q 'W l 7 0 '1 lIl1l'N'I' IEUAIIIIMAN ISUGUSIAN IZlJlUJAN.l'ILLI Jonx M. BLUNT Fllmlcrlzxvrz E. Bovm Jim, General Course. 'tl4'lo . Commervieal Course. Orclxestrzx Steady and Stlldl0llS, Zlll ideal stu- I, ll, Ill: Dramatic Club ll, III. dent. They like her most who know hor best. 9 l E !NT.xma.uem' C. BOWIAIN EDWARD PA' B -WDMAN Peg . Commercial Course. D1'a1uatic llllflf' Vfillege Course. Club II: Household Avt Club -IH. l may be little, but l will be heard. NPGS , was. of uw flulpt kmfh XVith nothmg Idle 1u her mlud. TAKUWHI K. Bmausmx WHLMM 'I' BOWEN HV. ., A ., Q Doc . Ge-11e1'al i'1llll'SO. Football ll: 1 WX- 4011956 POUIFQ- . mske-lhall 11: Baseball 11. M, DTI' hlmffl QYQS rmmmg 'WUI' lt matters not how long we live-, LN Huh glee' But how wt-ll :md how much we N U give. , f' M, ' N . N ' t E. Vl0l..X BllIlll.XNlCLI.I with BIHDSHMX , . ' l 5. Y-., , . i I Brzuldy . fi0HlH10l'K'lill Course. flaws C 31. f0lllll1Gl'Cl2-ll L oursv, Dl'2i1l12'1l1C Basketball 11: Dramatic: Flub lll. , Llub1A , , , . A former VViuchesier lass, 4 J Palm 'S H hlglwl' filvllllb' UHU1 VVhn made herself at home in nur ll reason. 01.55 Q Y .N . 1 Q, l fd lgl BOVLY BOXVEN IJOWEN URADSHAWV '9 tw 1 l .. l Q .. .l. fl lll Q M l u l gd . 1 Q i - Ak 911 Q .. -X QL .IJ A Avg lnivw-1-4-1-e,' ..f' -wb? lla 1 C' ZQEJQA 2 md, N,a Rua x . . l,p.4,-Qa f tf 4 ig? W fgjfi-: 1 ' ' + l m' sup-. X iiyfs YV W? .. 0 V 1 XJ ,, .l. if ' a l' 1 ' lm s s V 5 V I BHAGAN BRECK l31lEYNAlGll'l' IJILUDEUH I ., ll W 1 N Q .Mules A. BIQMQAN 1t.xMox.x M. lflllllil W X ' .Iim1nio . 'Ver-hnical fjUllI'S0. Ilu1nlny . General Course. W - A good nature it did sevm, Tull and fair sho grew. I Right fl'Ul1l his Cycs did gleziiuf' Q Y l K M, Lmxlsrx Bnmssi-zu' UUIHVIWIY G. BIWTVK Lou , tfuininehrviul Course, H n lIig:,'hy , 1'f!HlY'llQI'C'l2ll lfoursv. Basket- All Uxvert 111 'wfllflff and lylw N hull 113 Household Arts IXUICQ Com- N0 limit to U10 Words Shffll WNW' ' f mittee. if She's trim and uc-:lt Froin hui' head to hcl' fcctf' ' 31YR'l'lil1I li. lilmwx My1't . Normal Svlirml Course. Nur- nml Sr-luml Club Il, lll: .lunior llfleirslml. , 1 NORMA M. BIQHYNMGRT Slufs sensible and quite disvrcot 'R ..Ym.m-V Vmnn1el.c,iHlI-.GUNS XVitl1 winning' way and nuuuiurs f , She burned the oil all. midnight sweet. To finish all she had to typowritc. Cl.lFI 0lilb ll. Blnixx Clit'I '. College Vmnrso. Band I, II, ' ltnmioxim A, Bmnnfvn 111: Urvlme-stm I, ll, III. Cf' Hay . I'r:lc'tir':1l Arts Course. Frmn his Frenvli lmrn mime Zl blast A J' Our esteem he's won lt milled us to order and held us IM Q By the work he's done. fast. Ja , ,Q DRUG! IIHOSSEAU BRUNVN BRYAN V 5 1 1 1 tw l ll 4 5 l P3 1 f .1 -41 , . 5 1 3 1 0-x.fd..fwn.ffff..cf7,Lff-9 4 E14 f Y B Y i ' ' ' . A f flffkf f - 15 .. 4' f X , ,N ,, All K- W g-H f W I I ' 5 X BURKE BURNS VALIHI CALLALIAN f i I ' i S'l'ICl'lll'IN J. Blum: IIUIKICIVI' IC. C,uii'1u4:i.i, K Steve , College Fiwurse. l.Jl'2llTl2lllC Nlulm. HSOIIDU. Coinmervizil llUlll'S0. llzlselrall From his pen :ill kinds of pix-tures II. - aL flow ln our midst, he lived. U'c1' the riulio doth his liuuiur go. Yet we never liezlrd hun. yd livrii M. C.xM1'mf:l.1, 4 Blawqkllilll iw' BNHS Burlrlie . K'UlIllll1'l'l'l2ll Course. N Beef College i'uil1'se, O1'eliuHt1'u ll. ShynesS S0llll'lllllCS Concculs hill- Ilurd wurkiiig' :ind loyal. den virtues. y W P 1 .lUSl4ll'lI XV. CARICW ' hI'MMu4'llH S' CMMH Wine . Teehnieul Uuilrso, Basketball l!etly . l'umme1'ei:il Course. Ilra- I, Il, lll: 'Frzieli lllq Footlmll lllamigei' A mzitie Club Il, Ill: Uzindy Girl M:1e- Ill: Stzigeliuml lXlz1Cbetl1 : .Iunior X lieth . l'rum fl0l'l1llllllf'0I Senior Tl'CZlHll!'i'l'. ' N Her enrls und persuilafilily help Nm denying: our genial and versatile U make El very lovely girl. .loc LN 1 , XVill go llll'UllQ.2'll life without :L foe. 'N llI l'Il M. C.xI,l,.x1l.xN Mmm' L, CMHQW UllllfllS . General 1lUlll'StF. l'Iiz1ii'mun --ggi11i,, - Cf,1lk.g-U p,,m-SC. Ficm HU,-kiiy L, lleeeption fl0lllllllflt'O2 Senior lleeeplimi 13 lgaskegmll lv II- III: -Hpyw 'roy V llslier: Senior l'1'Ulll l'Sll6l'I Tllflllks' Slmpn: Nnrinzil Sf-hfml Ulub: The llllll' Cf! I-1'lV1ll?l' I'HgG2iHl- :xml XVhite Staff. A ' AIN U10 lHl'l'l'Y IUYG U10 fifllllkl Her heziri ix :is true as steel-lim' w 4 A1111 the 1N0l'l'5' lwve to ll1il1l'l'-H feet as swim as those of Mercury . V Ci? l 7'N CAIXIPBELIA CAlX1l'lil+II,L CAHEVV CAREVV lj D 5 N . V NL 5 F ,f l F 1 , l ' lg ' - YN . Y i .l -I j V:-I' Y V 'AY ...Q QA-Q fi , ' F 59 1 cL?fa. e fl 1 flpx QGX, H z5 afa2f sys . 1 4 I If 1. 'E 'wif'-B X .--- 1 1 5 . f dsag,-ggsgwg N. I f 'Q I I VA I lI'ICN'l'ICIL FASAG I IAN IIIG CATINO CEGLIA , Ii1 x'n IC. CAl!l'I+IN'l'lClI Mun' A. Cr:lc1'1,l.u lluthiP . Nrsrnlzll Svlmol ffoursv, Nor- May . f'0n1nwl'x'iul COIIYSQ. f mul Svlmol Flnh ll, Ill. Of good nature she had il wvzillh f Her voimf was ever soft and Her influonf-c we all felt. - gentle. sl! 4 1 w l+.1.lxIxnr:'l'Il B. Llluflfr: W Alc'1'nl'l: J. C.xs.u:l:,xN1mlc , H , 7 H H , V A Betty . l'rnnme-rvlzll l'0nl'sc. Dra- Axl .. Igc-Innvul fourse. i matic Club II, III: Junior Alzmrslmlg . f M5lllfllf7llS :xml fonrl ol Inllnhlo gfmim- PI-Um Usher. N 9 f things' There is Z1 joy of living: in In-1' I eyes. H.xlcaI:Y W. CXVINII W ' I'rfmf . ilonorzll 1'rmu1'se. Drzllnzifir- 1,0p1gqq G. Cluxmgy an . 1'I11lr II: Hzlslwllmll I, II. Nl .. C, vnl Fmuvgh I Deeds IIVL' Inc-tier things than 'mfj mmmlud 'L' , ,. . Bevause I plan to enter llllhllltfi-S, . xx orfls. , , . E ,, luxery dctull ,I must stlcss. 0 I Rosy: Ill. Cl'llLI.I.K Ummm G. CLARK vim Kruse , t'mnnm-rc-iul Course. Ivmmutilr A'I,nu . Normal Sc-lmoIt'uL1rs0. f 1' l'Il1I1 II. 'NVQ flfillxf kmuw where ynn Paine ,' J Sho is vu-n sweeter than she from, UA ' looks. But we'ru nwflllly glzul yun vzunefl qp l LEW UICIIULIAI ' CHAFl?1+I ULABBY CLARK I I I I l'l . , 'Z 47 ff '-ff 4-H KQHQTSTSVQ w 9? fl I' ' . A A H 3 'X V 3-f Q 3 J5L57AIffLZ'gZ -fl lla O 2' Nd i.SzL.,wb,.a . S . . fi e ?2'E 21L'Z'eH' - ' + ' 1 ' o - 'mat xt' 4 W fy R jr .1 Wg H 6 7 CLTFFOHTJ CLOUGH COAKLEY l'0C'lll'lANE J, if V Y E'l'lll4Il, E. Cl.Il-'lfoklx PA'1'1lcN4'E C0c'1H:ANE 'iSmi1esl'. College Course. Peggy , Nornuil School Course. Dra- ft He1'e's at young lady-good as matic Club Il. ' , f gold: Not Peg oy My Heartu l She's never shy nor is she bold. But into our hearts this sweet 6 Peggy sent many a dart. E LAWRENCE M' CLOUGT' RCllil4lIi'l' J. COI,l'I.0llill fl 3 Lowry . General Course. Track I, II, -- J 1- N . , U, - f 1,113 Iii-aingvric Club l'l,.I11g 1x111aber11'!: 113?1IfZ1Ei15na2g-'15-JliwiiffUM Course' Rasku f 5911121 Adllwry QQnP7?'tfeff- ' H V He doesn't let study iliterfere with X .31 igtiggrpfzfgllltles LOWIY 10011 getting an education. 1 E1,1,1No1: E. Co1.1.1Ns 1 HIWLB M' C A'X U HEI . College Course. t l'he Blue and PR H , College Course. Debntiiig Club VVhile Staff. T, II. lt is 21 l'I'l6lld1Y heart who has t'Petite and fair plenty of friends. Lovelv and rare. ' 0, , f J IXIANCY J. Co1.oMBo 6 X GORDON F. COCHRANE DgloI3TE1iei'1iif1l Course. Orchestra Cin f M'34fF6Y - GHIIGIHI COUVS9. ' ' Thoughts that breathe, Llllll Words A j Content to let the world go as lt that burn. l,- V' WIN- Tell all who wish In learn. Vqp f N , fl W COCHRANE COLCLOUGH COLLINS COLOMBO D N ,,,, ln ow N 5 1 MJ W l 'll' F3 5 'N W 1 1 K' SJR SQ QL gg 015 - 7 T QVGA 9 1' Jfflffi' 'T 'ii i ' ' + Ki e - VN C, in .Susm V . M S, .5-.m.'Q2f.,. ii ii X, in K if I W JT 7 i l'ULl'l't'I 1'frT.l'l'I 1'UNNlCi.I.Y l'liIlTTN.-X my, i Li'vl.xN Ji COIiI'f'i'I Axwimxx' B. Ccmwizx i 'l'mits . OOl'IllllE'l'f'i2'lI Pourse. Basket- 'l'fH1y - P!'2H'ii0Hl A1'1Sf'0111'SP- lyglllg llugpbull 1Il. ln the Vocalimml Iiuihiing could he 1 zun on my way with il merry S9611 TONY , l 11941-t, VV110 liked the 1ll'2lt'iiCi1I, nothing' K A'phony . W Irl-:xii M. C muwi X .. . , Mmm' Ciciliwo Rene . f'0lNl119l'C'lZ1l Vonrse. Junior H U 1 1 V 0 l'1'mn l'Ullllllitt99Q Senior Heeeption MUS' i0Uf'F4'0 f0m'Sf'- I'0 fbiiH VSNPV I Umnliiitteeg Senior Advisory l'ounL-il. If Uv TU-, , , --Hut of an by-ig-ml b10SSUmS,,b9St-- A maiden we have enjoyed knowing. 1'nrestffuirest-luvellest. C'1:.xxn.xl.1. B. Clzuixllxizs C 'LDHT' 'I' CUNMA'u'5 Mud , Pr'ac'liC:1l Arts Nnnrse. R Tut . Foliage Course. Give :1 few tnuls tu Mud The word iin1msxible is not in his Then you'll hem' ll hzmnner, then El , voeubulary. thud. JUSbIl'HlXl'1 CURTINA Eypjllyy M. C1Ug'1'LyNqy C Joe , f'0Yl1lU9l'Ci2li Poursr-, t'1'isty . Nomnul Sf'Imolf m11'se, Dru- This L-level' litlle miss mutir' Uluh H, Ill. XVill not let things gn 2ll11iSS. , A tim of talent has t'risty . dr 49 W1 COSTA UIIECCO FIXIMMINGS 1'ltIS'l'IANO i i F3 T sf T c i ii 6 . Y Y 77777 1 A T '7 N 5 . X - VX . . .x . V i 2' A, S . -. ,, 19 31 sv ' .5 A GR 9 All .Y l 2e +ffflf'525.1-if X l v K al ul Y if I2 F3 fi fl lb W 6, 7 2? J CIIONAN VIIONIN . FHONTN UIIUSIXY . 9 G. Hmm-:u'1' Cmmrxus Herbie . i'mnn1erm-ial Course. Track I, II, III . A 1'lst Ill lu in lll his duing.fs. ES'1'IIl1Jli E. Clcoxxx I Est , C01HI'lIP1'CiFll Pmlrse. Friendship grnws as you know her better. 1 M.Xll1l.XlCI'I'I' E. CRUNIN ll, l eg . Commeroiall Uourse. Executive t'omn1ilteeg The Iilue und VVhite . Iler' Charm :lull g'r'zu'e speak H1-:LEX M. C1'lu:.xN n '4Car1'y . f'0mmeroiul Course. Dra- ' mutiv Ulub IT. Huw that type did pile up high volumes, ,. , X , - . , , - May they HPYH, vhlmge is Om, lo nmnphlc lt, I almost had to ily. wish ! RIl II.KIlI7 P. CRONIN Elmvxglrfjjv CILWZZN C M b tl' ! ,, .v I ,H 1 Y 4 - If f IP . 'rv ege nurse. 4' ac e .1 'Q I lpfldnj ,l,RF'HCtli'u Arts Ommw' rom New llrornnsn: First. Prize Speaking' R I - ' zum! ' . . Contest: S0c'c'eI'. N I Qlrject to being' rushed, even :n ...Php will to do the soul to dare? 'X lootbau' A hzlppy youth Without il cure. KJ ELINU1: D. CROSBY V' ElIy . Commercial Fnurse. Dramatic' XV-WATER C- CVTUCR U Club U1 HI- . VValt . Uollege Course. The Blue and I She spent her' leisure more or less XVllite Stuff. Q 111 flflllfg' 20011 1lP9f1S, YOU mily Begrme dull care begoue from me Q1 guess. Thou und I shall never' agree. qu .75 N9 CVMMINGS PITRRAN CURTIN CUTLER D 5 M ,al I' t f 'Y.Q'7' 'k-Q,o i,, -S W js I Q N Q45 as an Q Uqfd..z.LQf,L.zv, M: .l J' D K C, All l, 'K6 ' - , Y Q ,.,3S2,1-22,W'23e,7 ' lam95G5- t 'NYE U f,, 'TZ 1 ur g D, A F, X R 1 ul ite ITAKIN DANE IPAIIIJNG DAVIDSON J Nl,xu14:l, L. linux Hluzm' Tluvsfw Smiles , K'o1nn1Q1'm-izLl t'c1lu'so. Dawson , 'Pt-'L'lllllL'Zll Uoursv. Suvvel' HIQIH lmppyg l'n1 free. Il: Junior Vlzlss Day Usher. WVhy l'il.ll'i they all The llHlt4l'1HlHP1l zmnrl lJex'servel'i11g' Be m-o11temed like IIIGT' need xwvm' despair of gaining' K MMCHARET DANE their object in this World. 1 Peg , NlJI'Illkl1 Sclmul Course. Normal Svhool Club I, II. M 'l tl z l 1 l all ghhcl. mu I lm no mumv' L HI-IXICN' .l. D1cAxur:1,1s n X B.xnlslv1:A L. lJ.x1u.1Nu 'I'f'H1'F9i'i nl I 'fUiii?l1 ANS f'f'm'SP- fun mu il12l 6' . N 'AB2U'bY - , w l1eg9 Umlrsv- .Vi PVFSl' All lluy luhg' just lu print an wcbrd dent Senior Class: ASSCJl'lLllt' l':Llll0l' H911 Wim :md W, tnmpluim was The Blue und VVhite 1 lievivw Stull hum-ll. l, II, Ill: llelnltillg' Club ll: I7l'2llll2i.lll' Ulub Il, lll: lXlzu-he-tl1 g Tllzlllksgivilug' l'zLgez1nt,3 Junior' l'x'fnn Usln-rl .lunior lVl:1l'shzll: Uluss Historizul. ' VVe zmgrne with the Dfltll alhuut thv FRANK L. Dmmyq JH- WVOIILIQI' that grew H , N 1 V i i l Of 'tone small lwzul lmlcling' ull shv iff' lf'1'f'2'A lmuhf- V H kuewy llv has tht- IHHIQIIILZS UI u mam. M A born lwzulm' who can play any A part Q Mako it ll Sllt'l't-XSS, from the Vefry H Start- llr:l:'1'lcl'1uc C, lirzluxm' V ft Am'lM F' DANUBON Gt-1'Iiu . f'Ulllll1t'l'l'lill 1'Hlll'N0. lfra- U5 , Line , i'u111lne-rciulUuurse. mutiv Ululv ll, Ill. J' The uri of doing' things qllie-ily :tml Faith is 11 lliglwl' fm-ully than N we-ll is rzu'v inline-d. l'QitSUll. l qi' ,, fd , fp , , , vi IWAWSON TUICANCIICTATS IYICHIIX, Jr. IVICYAANICX D W, W . ., , - . 1 N Pg u 5 l l u lx. fu Pl l A ,f tt g W t t ms A A M NZ. . u u u Q 2-+22-syn mi IIQ 31I - Aam x Sm. v m6?.fd..Q.f.Z A lv ., N. I ,V A I D1-ZIIAITIEIICIR IHIJIIIIUUNO IJIGLOIIIGY DICMAI LI IAN I IEIIAINH W. Ilrzlllxrlurzlr Jrzxxuf: A. IJlcS,u.w Laine . Uollc-ge Course. Mile-view Sunny , Commercial Course. Dra- K' Staff ll, III: The Blue and NVhite matic Club I, II, 11: Household Arts Staff. Club Ill: 'Thanksgiving Pageant. She puts her personality into pon A flame, a, sparkfoff wo go on and paint brush. a lark. f I if J.xu31'1-:1.lx1c A, Drzsux Osuxn D1cl.Bl'nxn , A'Jackie . General Uourse. Dramatic I7 HHf'lI3 '- l 1 'N 'I4'lI 1'0U1'Hf2 'f'f'k Club I: The Enchanted Uhristmas HI. Tree : The Blue and While Staff: A reall friend, who will be missed filags Imy P1-ophevy, by milflyf' A worker from the word go. Rlrlxxlzln I,h4:Vlcu1c C,.'c' :':W.IJ4:, :-1' ' K IFN' I 'HI l 'I Im I I Lefty . General Course. Baseball: Jenny '. tfmnlnorvml l,'ruu'sQ. Usher' ,.MaCbethn3 Usher, HNQW VVi1h sonwonc like you, 21 pall goml Brooms'-I and WUC-H XIVQII gl'00I1lCdTkl tailm'-maflc lllilll. DIIRIAXI IJl1I5I.XIi.Il,XN FIGRNAXII M. IIIB!Cll'I'U I -A c ' ' 7 .' ,. Vkfrest ing Ml . UOIICSJC Umlrse. Iretflfly - vTeChn'C'1l E '?Yh A 1 , ,, A good Sport in many Ways. U3 'lhc I14IlCI12'LI1tCCI Q,I1T'lSII'Yldh 'lrce . IJICSA IIVU I IHS IIA DEV EEK THB I+II'l'I'O I Il 4 S .n'X R 6,,,Z.-Zn- 'l.:Q.,.,-K5 ww f A 119 31 Aagngqgmag C' ,ax D - 1153? 97 h it if , if I 1 I D1ISl5Il'l'tJ IHGIIIULAMO DIMICK IJLSTEFANO N Wli.l.1.x31 Dllii-:lim F1:.xNt'ls Ii. Di'r'1'AA1l 13illy . 'lwvliiiicztl Course. Frun . 'l'cclmivul t'uu1'sc. llc-vit-w VVe'll want to keep in touch witlf Stall' I, ll: Football l: Trzick l, ll, lll: him. Juuim' Ulass President : t'l1ai1'm:u1 S4-nim' Aflvisory Committee: Dramatif' Club ll, III: 'l'l1:mksgix'i11g 1'2lH't1PllltQ Mac-l1cftl1 g QL class Wm. t I Filled to the lyrim this merry lifc, May he enjoy it without strife! ' sie +G Q Q N m t - M WM N X 0 I DIARY F. D1Gl1:ui..xMo Ma1'y . Umiiiiiorcial l'u111'su. U'i'lll'0lIf.fil life you will go f Looking upward not bulowf' ALICI-2 I. IJUIAX N Pt J K'Al . College 1i'Illll'St'. Normal St-lmul , Clulu. Into he-1' miml nn idle g0Ssi11 can fit. .EIIYTIIE M. Dum-K 1 Speerl . t'fllIllllt:Y'f'lFl1COIIFSC. Dramatic Ulub III: Frrotlvall IIS1lf'l'. 1. , , , , . ,, 9 N l-'rom IGH-l'0tt, to Rlt'fil'IJl'fi High slit- CIIZRFM mt UUNHH N ll Clllllib Ge1't . f1O!l1I1l6l'l'l2li Course. XVith at scrisu of llllllllll' :tkiu to fame. Vl4'2iFPil1t1Y UF Filtffl S1661 lt muttered not huw oft wefcl moot. q 7. . mn ..nn V Slum N. IJlb'I'l4Il .XN0 Inu, I Uxmu W ,, , , V , I1ef1l . lleneral t,'m1l'st'-. D1'z1mz1tit't'l11lm f' htel . hs-in-intl Lourse. H, HI: Xvrestling H. HI. .f XYP love to soo Imvv draw. I 1 Happy is he who helps his fellow- lnml-U Ilt- clues it without ll flaw. 'v 'N U I UVA M1 IHUIJAN noNA'1'ir in HNOVAN 9 ,E - . fp i Ex MQ -Q' 'rf 9 'sf J g.v-zC:giiaC'g i 6 t '1 it if tl ti it 1 A ,Q 511 A SAS S... SAL Q I g6.,Q!g1fmgd C23 Wf will . ,. W V f f . 1, X .y Q w x . me, . . . . .. J. f. ,+,ge'9,, 1 0 1 - A em 4. ' QQ i ,J DOODY DOOLEY DLTCIIAMME DUFFY EL1zlxizlc'i'1I V. Doour S'i'.xNi.m' DUNn'AN Betty . Commercial Course. Dunk , General Course. A business woman she Will be. JA N1-3 R. Doouzx' Putchy . Commercial Course. House- hold Arts Dance Committee. Always happy, never sad, Full of pep, but never bud. WALT!-31: L. Dlwiilxmliz Zoo . Practical Arts Course. He is complete in feature and in mind, WVith all good grace to make a gentleman. PIA F. Duiflfv Peachie . Commercial Course. One who is laughing, talking, and generously obliging. DUNCAN IJVNNAUK This is why we like you so .lust because you'ro you. Howlxicn A. DVN N .xv K E xi ic Ka Dunk . Commercial Course. Foot- K ball 1: Track 1. Although 1 do not hope to be an CXIJEEFI, If it will help others, my last cilort I will exert. llowucn XV. E1,i..xIu1 1lowie . 'l'c0l1nicalf'ourse. Of tomorrow, he worries notf' nsox P. ELLIO'I l' lGmmie . Pivwtirzil Arts Course. Foollwull I, 111 Trzlrk ll, 111. Clean out and manly, A gentleman and an friend. IGLLAHD IGLLTOTT fi 'o c f ,wp 'N Elsie-fsawwms, Q 119 31 lgaezfngeggee . A ii 1 ni ii '. 0 fr ELLIS ELLIS 1+ll,Ll s icmls 1 I V N W T' s - , lt W , . 'B' ' 1: N 2? 1 f : e ww :meilm .4 W M . y ik ' l . 1 ,. I X 1 W-- . . N' lf! E? A 2 r J. w 1 IJ0lHVl'lIY L. El.l.lS l70lIlVl'IIY ETX Dol , Commercial Course. Norinal Dot . KKZUIIGEO VQlU'S0- D1'f1l,W,l'if' ffm' Svlmol Club III: Basketball 11, III. II, Ill: .M?Lf7bPf1'l : Tharikssrlvllisz Ida- VVhen the things you've planned eaut: lflflisou Essay Contest. g need at helping hand, D0t's there. T0 5-EWG SSFVICC ATO 1101' 50110015 Hnff mates is at big Job, but Dot W filled it well. lNlAlcuAl:1c'l' M. Elms n A'Pog '. General Course. Dramatic Club fi U, Cvx'l'ltLx Fl. F.xr:m1:I,I. Peg has Dlenty of Deli and per- -:Cyn-3 pouege pmlrse. P SO1'l?llltY A pleasant way tl1at's rivliui' tliau All of which makes up her popu- H C-I-own, ' laflty- A lovely face that never wears :L frown. VI. EDNA ELLIS el ' Ed . College Course, Normal School -l HW 11M'F f4 3'UU' 4711110 T, II, U- .Toe . College Course. Class Day N From books you cannot sever pl-Ophopy, lu For she'll be a student forever. A quiet, goof! fellow, but sileuuc - has its say. Elmpxxtnlc M. Elms W ' 'tElmsie . College Course. Dramatic KA 'l'M'5 L' Flllhmmmh 1 Cluh II: Candy girl, Ma0heth . Kay . Commert-ial Course. llramalir' 6 Elegant as simplicity and warm as Club ll, llI. A J! ecstacyf' A sweet, attractive kind of grace. qv l fl ETZ FARRELL FITZGERALD FITZGITSBONS 1 D R li N MW 5 if A in f x . ' VYVY 7 'M l' L S-925 34 S... e S1-k ULZLZLZAAAJAQK N4 Q .Q, 018 'KQ 'bLa'kS'fS XQ. f. -I - f'.cSkQpXi7 'ffl Sicsal r flif--ei t, .. 'J ' if . uf 1 - will , M F fl J, K ,v il .Z k l 'l if l+'l'I'Zl A'l'HIl'K l I'l'Zl'.-X'l'liIl'K l l'I'Zl'A'l'lIl4'K l-'l.l+IMlNl1 91 ly! Q Jeux A. Fi'1'Z1',x'i'1:u'ic S'l'r:1.l..x M. Fmluxo 'I Uee . College Vniirse. Basketball l, Stoll , Conmiewizll Course. Dmiimtiv M ll: liuseball 1, ll, lillllflllll lll: A l'he Fluh II, III: A'Tho Blue and XVhile 'lx N lllue and VVhite Stull. Stuff: Prize Speaking' Contest. 1' Good matured, grouml sport, mul full lt's better to be small and shine, ' -4 of fun, Tlizm great and cast an shadow. N TllQI'6'S not ?L1l0lllt'l' like him beneath ' the SUN- CA'i'11i,r:i41N L. FULEY Kay , Commercial Course. fl X9 In an office my day I hope to speml f . -IUHN J- Fl'l'Z1'AT1W'K Giving service, and a little fun pl? SlusheV . College VUIIFSQ. Stage Mun- lfleud- , P Ni Zlgtll' Macbeth g The Blue and NVhite - I Steiff: Truck Alztiizigel' III, IL.-YNY A. FOLEY His poliularity is well tleservl-sl. ' C f'Little Caeszirn. College Course. lim- , matic Clubg Associate Editor' The Blue o . r - 1-. -i w ,- H . x . - ,lx Nl.xm..xiuc'i' A, Fl'l'ZI'A'l'RlCK ,SEigfSgIi,b3t'bdt -'- l'l+'iizi , Normal Sc-licml Course. Flziss Uh for some of his wit! He could XD l Iluy Alarslial. keep us in gales of laughter-then lx N' She has uri time for wealth llllll 10 the lgftiggt heights yVe'd your Y fame ' when He sits and with a few words ' To smile and help is her big zum. ul' beauty, weaves a poem. ' EI.lfI.XNllll T. F0ll'l'llNATO tx? LICHIA M, FLEKIING lil , Normal School Course. Normal KN f Fifi , l'om1m-Vciul f'OllI'SG. Draimatic 5141001 Club I, U, UL The BWP illld - fl' plug, II- White Staff: Drzmizltu- Club II. , H,,1-tus m14,qh,.,- girl 'twas 11 jrry in A'lVr:i'tl1 duesifl run by linear meals- I N know. UFS- f FLORINO FOLEY FOLEY FOHTUNATO 1 H , , ' l 5 , rw l f l -. ' Cl ' . i g , 'c E K' i N , 'f N Bl! N 5 S.. is ., . .H . QfLn4.,ZQ-pff,,,z-, gf: f F s , , , , ,, 1 , , 00 '16 ' ' ' f-2 , 9 A ixxO'va KQv SU Q--x .LP All C' gpgsiqux D' 1 ' I l ' ' Y - amy. w . . , t . Q dteg f .-4 l -1912 . 6 .. l, X Ti k J.l D. . if i 1 i k qi , N FORXVARD FOYGERE FRASER FREIJA By NI AI.DlCll'll S. Foimwnn Till-:ni-:SA E. FULGONI ' U ' Allie , Cljlllllll-'l'Cl21l Uourse, Football Tess . Coinnxerciul Course. ' I3 Bilsebilll 1, U15 l52iSli6Il1illl Ill: lN1af.g'11eL's attract, so docs Tlie-reszfs N Mu.cbeth . personality. Alone, alone all all ulonel' N- The only boy in Law! Gicoiculg F, Fuscvo ., , ,,, Peanuts . College Course. l3asket,lmIl F'i A fMAU F- F U'UlE l,ll,lll, z Isasebuii ii, III: '-'rue Huw Free , College Course. and VVhite'l Staifg Review Stulf. On his way without a sounsl. He's small-but lrottle him up and He conquered ull around. pop he goes. C ,l i LUllliMN1'3 E- FRASER lXl.KltliI'Elll'l'l-I C. GAc:1,1.x1:11l W 'l' Billie , Connnerciul Course. House- -AS Iwi 4- ,.,-il C I O h I., hold Arts Club 1, 11, lllg Junior Class lpgfjigtil, Iliomlmull mug? rc pg 5 lmy Marshal. I 'l'he1'e are so many other things to Q ., Her pleasant z1tt1'au'tive RDIJ6'ill'illll'6 5 dn!-V agrees Mm.gueI.itt,' , 1 Youll note in 21 glance. R '- 4 M.xi:iA G1KT..KNll'4 ,x J' P'WQU'u'E F lA A Marle . College Course. Normal School . Put , Cfolnxnervial Course. Club I, Tl. l ,' XVho revels in honest 6lldP1lY01'.H Shes surely one sweet little lady. dl, im fw FULGONI FUSCO GAGLIARDI GALANTE 9 ll il lil -. I ' , i f 1 , il - . i -A mf 1. y ee l i 3 f - px K . . . .x , 0 , Laid ,,g.s,,- - , l1931I U 2-54?-753 ,, in ,, X .. fa-.sie KNEW -I - - fM.fQ1-if-fa .. . MM., J di ' 'NA Nf X' ' ab V W7 M Wdlrl dxf' ll t lx U ' f W W W 'J GALLIGAN GARABEDIAN GARIBOTTO GERRIOR V, J WD ' Gl!.XIIl'1 I. GALL1G.AN El,szlxm+:'1'ir M. GLIQNNUN Gracie . College Course. Dramzltic 'tUetl1 . Commercial Course. 5 K- lflub llg Editor-in-Cliicf The Blue and Just a SI'l1lllllg,', happy girl to all, A X VVhite g Associate Mditor HevieW . A friend we'll like to recall. ' A purposeful, determiiied Will, K Character, ability, and skill. W ANNA E. GLYNN GLADYS GARABEDIAN Betty , Commercial Course. House- 71 H , ,, , . , hold Arts Club ll, lllg Dramatic Club. hlad . Commercial Lourse. l52LSk0l- I wwe EL motto. P, balll. t.,L ,. . ,' .,.-- ft' some culled hex, ..GlLld,, Leptel late than Il8Nt.l. None ever called her sad. Hlxial. D. GouwxN Nl.-xllclA L. GAlt1B0'1 l'tJ lJel'l'y . COllllll0l'l5l3Ll Course. Dramatic ,Z ' t ..Mm,ie.,. Comnmmul Course. ttlttnlmlwi, Ill: igebttttllg Clulrll, iii. 34, l'Books make up her school. lb U' becule hmllmg Q Jouw F. GERRIOR i 1 Yummy , Commercial Course. Base- biumu c'ULDBI KG V 14 ball I, II, III. Sally . Commercial Course. Honor Cx, f His whole hearty cheer liefs unable lioll I, 115 The Blue and White StaI'I'. fl' to duff, tlultl in her name is found I j For he has ll smile that dm-su'l Pure gold in her C,'lllLl'21L'lHl' dues lt wear off. abound. WJ., ., AR 1 4 at C LENNON GLYNN G OTJVVIN GOLDBERG QEN 1 l 1 lx y ,il ifw l t Ql- . ll f . l N ff S: 1 3 l ge-Z--Ze-fffg-54'g4?U ' 0?Q ,Z P -9 f' ' FQQTQXQVXQ i 2 w ll ,Papal lx A ,- ,-.svZ'2W bf ,Ax Q ' 512- X75 FN 2 2 u v X V fl Flew .M new Q S+m5.N'-my : , t i ' J gg 1'3 --. I xr l I 6 kit .l K Ol , , GOOD GI-IASEXVICZ GHASSU l2HI'Il'1l.lSH B. Jluucs P. Gooo RlDlil1lRT J. Gm-:ER 'I' Bud , Practical Arts Course. Foot- Bob , Teclinical Vourse. Soccer ll, ball I, II, IIIQ Track I, II, III. lllg 'l'he Blue and White Staff. lf As good :Ls Good can be. To solve our problems, and to steer No better pilot than Bob Greer. X LLM RWMULZ, Cn.u:I,1-:S J. GRIFFIN Jl.11l6 . Commercial Course. Basket- ll ,H , 1 xl bull 115 Track H3 Football III. Charlie .' Pract1cztl'Arts Course. U On the Held he Went out for three Hes interested 1n'Commerc1al Art, sportsg He'll succeedg hes made at good Nl In school, the fourth---good scliolur- Start- Xl ship. C Euwfxnn D. GRIFFIN I FRANK Al GRASSO Recl . Technical Course. Review M H , V. ,, , , staff IIQ soccer II, IIIg 'illacbeth' 1 ,ll ffilllklff - 9011939 Course- A E V , . Football Usherg Dramatic Club II, III: l How he held all those facts in his- A-fl-he lllul, and Vvllllev- Staff: Senior. mv tory Advisory Committee 1 Class Day l ls more and more at mystery! Prophecy. A busier yet more obliging fellow was never known. -IOSIQPII P. GRE14:L1sH Pat . College Course. Football II. V f He has no Worries Jonm C. GRIFFIN But Why Sh0u1d heh? Pat . Commercial Course. J l For he can be on tune Hlqevor trouble trouble 6 He DYOVPG il to YOU Mid 1116. l Until trouble troubles you. GREER GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN W l fi .R Y Ill mln ll W A , or I o I C I . -is o X e 31 - -- ' ' , . -YXQYKQVS5 3- . I Y Y Y Y. i W ft I5 J X 9 v G A ll!! .qw ll, 'N 5, 'N 3 5 5 Ql .f Q 'Q fx f. y4fp22GnxT W6 nu f gpz 1 0 N .Ax SLS. Q blk- 'iiflgigi 912 as ld u if M ala J I l M l 'I' + it u Z fda C' my 9 .Q lm : SfSwKni,m . ! j .uf'rJ 1 Q. 'PEZ A V G UR N E Y HAAG GROFF GUIDO K BARBARA A. G-ROFF 1 RVTH N. HALL Bobbie . College Course. Junior Marshal: Dramatic Club IIQ Senior Prom Usher: Candy Girl Macbeth g The Blue and VVhite Staff. The sunniest damsel that ever dwelt Even our sorrows she did melt. LENA H. Gtrmo Lena , Commercial Course. Capable, reliable, dependable. Mill!!! A RlC'l' R. GVRNI-:Y Peggy . f,'0llllTlOl'!'l21l Course. Peggy's a girl who is pleasant, happy, and generous. NVA1,'r1-31: R. PIA.-XG Haagie . Commervial Course. Life is not a tragedy So he lives a life of joy. l lALl'4 liAlN1Mf IND Hally . Commerrial Course. Sparkling eyes, face aglow, that's l Ruth whom we like so. JUNE L. HAMMOND Patty . Commercial Course. Dramatic Club TI, III. Good nature without disguise, Loursm J. HAMMoNn 'I'ommie . College Course. Debating Club T, II: Dramatic Club I, ll: Vive President Junior Class: Junior Prom Vsher: Executive Crnnniittee The Hlue and VVhite . A Charming miss, with a Winsome way A manner so swf-et, but never gay, Just as she is We hope she'll stay. Josrtrn P, HANHY .loe . Practical Arts Course. Hard workin.: and loyal. HA MMOND HANEY A r ll 9 2' 5 1 P A . Q G? f iv , N 9 M1 1, I 1 u., in l 1 lil l 'ax Ak m maxi X aa 1 4.,.z'.fda.w4aaA A C it A Q . ef ,J is A ,Jl931l?seNm..fes.mf't 4 f I C' fu , .16-.ni ' 1 1 1 h q N 4 , , ,T, . . f7'4,p-JL? 1. 1. Ag!! ll A V Ml l , . 4 I lil ' V V 1 YH. . lv .li p If l J V l X . HANRAHAN HANSON IIARRIGAN HAIULINGTON ' . ' 1 N X ANN M. HANRAIIAN Cmnlc F. HAlQllING'l'ON X. t1 1 F'renchy . College Course. Dramatic Fat . Commercial Course, Dramatic 1 Club II. Club. Why We call her Frenchy We do I am going to have fun as long as not know I live. -- Unless it is because she is petite 6 But who would like to see her grow? WII.LIAM J. HARTWELL Bill . Commercial Course. Football I, IT, ITT: Buktb ll I, II. I P- ROLAND HANSON Lifebllfnueifi aim worm liying if an 5 Roly . Technical Course. 'l'hankspziv- llllllfllngg Were' gymflflslums- fi ing Pzlsreant: MaCheth : Dramatic Club , i Il, TIT: The Blue :xml VVhile Staff. W T V , The quiet, stezirly, ploflrlinp: kinrl TWWAS H- HAW Rmsv JR- Althomrh he isrft ft Clase grind- Tom . Commercial Course. Football II. From Tom came very little noise i Although he was one of the popular th ANN M. HARRIGAN boys. Q PTzLrigf . College Course. N . May your life be as suushiny zinrl ELIZABETH C HAWORTII as pleasant as your smug' Sparkie . Normal School Course. Ex- ecutive Committee: The Blue and , White : Debating .Club Iz- Nor- , Bicrzivici-1 I. HARRINGTON 1241C,fl1f1 'Saflifl,Dillib.Ummm Club C I Rennie . Commercial Course. Dru- She smiles and smiles A matic Club Il, III. Just miles and miles f, J Slie's not at public speaker Shc's always pleasant 2, But she's good in public speaking. Through and through. qi' V Q HARRINGTON HARTWELL IIAVVKINS, JR. HAWORTH 9 i 'N !r W 1 Ni ll ' l f 1 vw 1 I 22 64 ' A . l if . ' f ' 'As J',9'a'.f' gm 'KQU' kg'fi'iQ l, Qt E e -he - ee ' ld iv -gg A Q' . vi i-J.-Q . ,IZ -film, W in 1 ' ii Si H V i xl' lT-.f, HAWORTH HAY HEALEY HEAUNE W , 3 JOHN L. HAXVfXRTII Hlcl.14:N S. H1lx1KRr:l:T Jack , Practical Arts Course. Base- Hehe , Vollege Course. llrninatic- ' ball II. Cluh I, Il: Review Staff l, Il: Mac- Enjoy pleasure while we can beth . Pleasure is never long enough. The power of gentleness is irresist- , able. ' 1 TIIELMA A. HEMINGWAY fi ' EDWIN HAY The-I . General Course, Edflie . General Course. She has enjoyed the nc-W building f W0 Seldom heard Hygdqieu Hay eo much that she is lozllh to leave f Although he was with ns bout on-i'y lt. day. V1lmiNI,x Hicxm' i Ginnie . College Course. S0lll11l'T,I'Olll , , ,W , Usher. 1 ' NIAm'm R H' E' I-IEALEY Her :ny behavior, winnine' looks 'fl Y Marg: . Commercial f'0lll'SP. VVoul1l make Pl lawyer burn hiS Few of us know the- fleimth of hu- hooks. mor under that quiet reserve. Evmrzmr W. H1-:RSEY EV . 'l'vc'hnical Uourso. llainrl I, H, DOROTHY L. HEARNE Ill, Pxom Lshm ll, Ill, Mac E M l'1of . College Course. Dnmizltic Ulub How he could run! , fi i - - II, IIT. On foot he was so Hem, f' Quiet as a sleeping' garden and as Round the track he'rl sm-ml g JW? charming. ' To viclfry in almost every nicut. 1 fl I-IIWKBERT HEMINGXVAY HENRY Hicnsm' Qiw N 1 l iw l MJ ii l cm i l f i 24 f V ' 1' - 1 A I 911 3 1 UQZLZLZALJMA 4 N2 tai ZF' ifff we 0- U-1?-' Kiri' km W 931 N i xi 'C' gg gm 2 au f' 1' ,QLVZZQI l I if 'SHN mr, -I f 'f f-Q-fa.-f-if-faint V I IIIGIISEY HILL HILL HINCKLEY l Iiucxic M. HERSEY Re-rue . f'mmnerc-i:1l UOLITSP. Dramatic- KL Club H, Ill, 'I'hanksgix'ing T'ug'o:mt. X In the ups and downs of life I'm an up. j! CARUL I. HILL Hilly . f'Tmnn1err'iul ffourso. Drzurmtir' Uluh TT, Ill: Tlizuikspqiviugr T':1g'eanlC FIHIISHIIOIH Arts Cluh: Prim- Speaking' f Cmiivst. . hI':1lthllNl2lSIll is the flztvm' of fun. H. Mmc'l'ioN Him. Mort , f mnmQrf'i:il 4t0ll1'SC'. The Blum- zuul VVhil0 Staff. C. ANSELMA HINES 'tSelinz1 . College- Uourse. Junior Plass Day Marshal: The Blue and White Staff. As wholesome and as sparkling As :L clear pure gem. GICR'l'lCl'DE K, HiN'rr.rAN Gert , Cfommerviztl Fourso. Orvhestra I, Il, III: Drmnzitit' Club II, TH. To help others she is bent VVi1h her unusual talent. Lll.r.iAN E. Honmi , l 'TQ IS fl' Stfldmfhh ', l I.ill . f'onnnerc'izil Course, Dramatic luxe! in-zuly, eu-1 sluzuly. wluh H W 'She rlirln't grow: Sho bubble-rl over with laughter. Fi:.xxKi,1N G. HINt'lCT.I11X' l lliiik . 1'ollPg'e lfmirz-ae. Drzinmiiv Uluh ll, III: Maf'h0lI1 : Thunlcsgiving I'2l5.1'l-lllllli Vlziss Day Urator. . , , , Y . 'Fo the play M:u'l+0tl1 wc- will eff-r ' Hhxhx W' HMLAND' JR' link, Hen . Follege Course. J The Slllfllldlli i'lHll'1lL'lC!'lZ2ltlflllglX'l'l1 I'm 011 my way with a happy by 1Iink . heart. IIINES HTNTLIAN HODGIC HOLLAND, JR. Iii . l i Q. .. .. ...jf VKVV . ,.,. 2'-+ - fa 9 31 av Ukagfgiibii f E'- ,F I - R! C' MGX '7 f if I QA r V 9 F , l . 1 t - J W HOLMES HOLT HOUSTON, JR. IIUCKINS WAUPER B. HOLMES ' RALPH H. HUDSON Walla , College Course. Editor-im Skeet,S . Technical Course. Football Chief Review 3 Soccer: Tennis. I, ll, IIIQ Basketball I, II, III. There's honesty, manhood, and He has height combined with good fellowship in thee. might! HARMON G. Hom, Wnsiiiic AHHUNSQINST I U X f hlfufkh. Technical Course. Baseball ll, 'quffilfnles wfitfslsgiodelute gait if - We db enjoy Hglucku A firm belief in man's fate. W In good fellowship-no lack. Roizlclcu' P. HUPFER ! DAVID HOUSTON, JR. Course. The Blue Dave , College Course. To argue on any subject lt takes him a long time to say it, Vnanimous-we him elect. but it's worth the while. , 'Z AIlP'1ilCD L. IRISH , HELEN M' HUCKINS Al . Practical Arts Course. Football A J Peggy , Commercial Course. Dramatic Il, IIIQ Baseball II, III. 5 Club II. Simple is his manner like all great qu , A personality, real and unaffected. men. 'fx V: i HUDSON HUNKINS HITPFER IRISH 1 I g HQ fn MJ cf L i l , I e W M. . gang 5-D like 1 3 1 gmfj.-z,,,,QJA.Zf-.Jf'J B14 .Chl 'GSU -, ' .x. , - A Y, gg F Ava Ara Bde X sg - mix, '-315 HIS ! D I, lv . gx. . N 'ge lsnggm . Z I . .Weigh I . ' + - - . ' T I 'r , I .TACK JACKSON .JACKSON JACKSON wi ANNA B. JACK PICRIRY S. S, JACKSON Jackie , Normal School Course, Bas- l'ep . College Course. Track I, II, ketball I, llg Normal School Cluhg Manager lllg Football I, II: Junior .lnnior Class Day Marshal. Class Treasurerg Junior Prom llsherg 'AA certain cnarln, a lovely smile, Junior Class Day Usher: The Blue and K' Some modern pep and vigor, White Staff: Wrestling llg Senior I f too. Reception Committee. Fleet in foot, alert in mind It's very hard to match his kind. n Bicssm F. JACKSON Buttons , Commercial Course. Dra- VIIIIIINIA JAIQANIAN f matic Chili ll, lllg Household Arts III, ,, , ,Nl C I B. Il, t tjlubl bilmlllgf' Q,l1llllTlQYl,l1L Oufhe, f1Sx9 - A modest llowel blooms longest. Hive think it was a fad When Jinny there also was N Giad . 3 ' ' ICIMIAR, A. JACKSON 1 Ed , College Course. Dramatic V I Club III, lN1i.s JEPPSON, JR. Diligence is the mother of good --Jepq Cullege Course. fortune' VVhen Nils keeps quiet it is a sig- nal4something may happen. Q l i:m:Y E. JACKSON , QM Pere , Practical Arts Course, XM' VlNCENT JESET-OMS, JR' f' He admits his aim is to succeed Jess , Technical Course. 'tMacbeth . I' We'll follow anytime with in A gentleman truefa fellow Worth J! the lead. while. qp 4? W JACKSON JARANTAN JEPPSON, Jn. JESELONIS, JR. Q l I JI I sf CN' . I l 4 Q I W 912 S - -' in 1 7.4 3 1 a. fzfnifl' Q15 QQQ 'fs' Z1 ' 5 ' I ' ' JAG 9' Kigrtxqrxgv iffiib J 7 l J X xi' ,S J IJYIQ-CS I t H si , , ef Ki 'A C 9 m..S.,.'1S..LxpiiQ, . . - J -129 - Z-5 'ffgzg l al K wi J JOHNSON JOHNSON l l K ALAN H. JOHNSON Al , Technical Course. Junior Prom Committee: Class lmy Usher. 7- 'I'he glass Of fashion, the mould of fOrm. E BARBARA JOHNSON Bari College Course. Review Staff ' 15 Dramatic Club I, 115 Basketball I. A serious :surface generally reveals a brilliant mind. EVELYN R. JOHNSON Eve . Cf0ITlT'I'l9l'L'l1llC'0lll'SB. Making friends every year is un asset. l H. S'rANLm' JOHNSON l StzLn . Cornmercizil Course. 'iReview Staff 1113 Junior Prom Usherg Senior Prom Usherg Mzuvl1eth g Thanksgiving Pageant. Surely cliarzictei' makes the lnztn JUIINSUN JOTINSON ' ARNOLD L. JONES .Ionesy . Commercial Course. Track l, II, lllg Drzmmtiv Club 1113 Niac- beth . Napoleon was little, so am I. I'Il show you, bye and bye. PHYLLIS M. JONES Phil , Cornnierc-iul Course. I clon't like my afternoons free I like to be in 103. 'l'H1a1.MA A. JONES 'l'hel . Colnmercizil Course. The Blue :ind VVhite Staff. Always Cheerful, always kind, Shes: the type we like to find. xVII,l3l'1R'l' L. JONES lied , College Course. Football II3 Soccer lllg Stage Hand Macbeth . A great man behind the scenes. JONES JONES ' He proves that saying as no one can. JONES JONES i i i i c V T71 V 4 if i if 9 if yr 5 Yi fl E 'ii fi l . 527 Vo Lv .M I gg R5 an I U..lz'..z.ngf...vf,.qfJ 4 M4 4 -I -r 3 npticx D O all 'QMQQ new m. J'flZ'f' ' 'f 0 ' 4. 'I. Q. l if .af JORDAN .I UFFRE J ULE KAILAHALIS Gmiws M. JoRn.xN l ANNA N. KEANE r2us . Commercial Course. MAIIIIH. Commercial Course. . Serious or carefree as circum- Her last name tells a trait I ' stance demands. She possesses it-tha.t's straight. R H. KE N VIt7'l'tJliIA G. JUFFRE will U, E fl , I L In Juni Y ,Ll ll iommercia 'ou Se. 0 Vic '. Commercial Course. 171355 Bay Marshal. 'QVICH excelled m we feat h From the crown of her head to the , She Gould cook good things to eat. Sole of her feet ghefs one Sweet lady. EI 'bffjR1B'A Quai , 1 C I. Hmmm' KELLIJK u esie . Tommercla lourse. H ,, , 1 She loves sportsg she loves a book Igeuy ' College Course Track If H- . Y ' k ' ' l k. ' . Dua now lt' WIN one loo Quiet, serious but full of fun is Harry, bright as the nun. Lmwis T. KIXRAIIALIS I Lew . Practical Arts Course. Basket- GILES C' KELLIHER hall II, III. .Iimmy . Practical Arts Course. fx 5 When play was in order, To do correctly what one is bade N Lew was in the front rank. Portrays the right stufif in a lad. KEANE KEENE KELLER KELLIHER x. ,K ll lk ' .I, A QJQ' Y, ' I' ' ez ' 'if ' V Y ' 9' 'Kx40't2 kS i if f. . Q: gm fl' ,u a1af of . Z .. X! lt A ,. ll' we X ara - I 1 xl 1 ? f 5 KELLY KENEFICK K BENNETT KENTY J, MAm:.mE'r I, KELLY l Hmmvl-71' F. KENTY PefIFIY . Commercial Course. Dmunztlic I Hz1l '. Yormal Sc-hrml Course. Nornml f Qluh U, III, st-11001 Ufub I, H, IH. j A peach of gl girl ag Cygryonc Thoughtful and Consirlerzttc S knows Whose qualities we cannot uw-r es- N she goes. timatef' Q! J Ffmxvls J. KEOUGH n , I4'r'zm , Con1merr'ial Fnurse. Football I Jggyqpngyg A. KENEFWK I. IT, IIT: Track I, ll: DFHll12lflC f1llllT 1 ,, ., Q H , ,,., ll, lll: Cll3lI'lTl2lll ICXPCLIUVQ l'omm1tt1-u, ' W Jo . Genexal COIIISC. Landy 1.111 .UI-hp Blue and Vvhim--. IVV OMNI.. - fl HMmfP0thy' , 4, f V . Y E Heres to our Worthy .Cl1P1lI'l'll?l.ll Lf Igqhif trhdt 15.0 'm0IFy,1?,e'Lrt That gentle-mztnly, Oourteous, :tml atl ft L,OIll.ll'llld,1 feast. dignified fellow VVho held in the Plnss an honor part , And :L Warm spot in every lwzxrt. l l Av f, Hlcluuzlm 'I'. KENNPITT XV1x.1,l.nr J, K1-jmys N l T'0t0 . Tevlmivnl l 0u1'se. l7l'2llll2lflC .. ,. .. , E I 1 , ,, . Y lj W Vluh ll, TH: 'I'l1:u1lcsgfiving Pagoztlltu. IUMA 12011635 lmllhflj Pfmliffl .llljl V bu l He towered above us. . 03 Wm Gm? 5 uemb fl' WAS ' Doing hls duty day by day. Trmonoma W. KERR, JR. V 1 ,, , A , 'l'vrl . Technivul f'm1rso. 'l'l'2ll'li T, lll CH l GE 'K W' KEKTY l lll'1llll2lllK' Club ll, Ill: Jlmim' Prmn f l Goo , C'ommers-iul f'OIll'SC. l'Sll0l'I Ma0heth : Fhevl' lmzlflm' ll, w' -J Full wise is hc that knows himself l Ill: Senior Prom Usher. best. l To praise you there is little need. qv ,GN W KENTY KEOUGTI' KERINS KERR, JR. D l , l 1 l l l N M S V . l 6 lf . - ll l MQ N - WN -1 . . V-. I . . . 5-my We ll Q 31 Page-cfs:-ftg.Q-:axes Nia C' ..,.. 'Y e . fi n -W' M-Q Mf W ii X 4 I K , if M f if f KI'1'I'CIIEN KIIUVIIFIY KIICIAY, JR. KNOWLES E i Lixwlzl-INN: L. Kl'I'l'l'Iil4IN lllxwimx E. ICNOWIANS L2lWY'iff - T0Ci1lli1'1i1 fi0jU'Sf'- , I311f.5s . Gem-ral Fourse. Dramatic The good you do will lust.. ' - 4- fini: II, III. The Toy Shop . Into all misvhief went this fellow Not :L soul cvuld call him ye110w . W X LEON A. KIICJIIREY USIl'Illl'kH. General Fourse. Iirmnativ IUQFPH I, KRASVFR ff Club II. ' ' Q .. Q ' b , X UI'0l'SCY0l'llllI'l', il trait you possess. Imuuhy ' i'0lI'i'2C kourse' Band If H- f Kiss the blues gum!-bye, when J 'KZooky 4-wines stuppiixg round. Join' J. KHCLY, JR. .I:1he . fiOl'HlllPl'l'i2li fiUlll'SU. Ilrzunatic' I V , , Y Q Pluh Ii, III: .Iuniur Prom fvnninilteei A TffI'f IEIAPW , 1 y , , Senior Prom Urriliiimilleei Mur'lreti1 . ,AN 'U f0'IiIlW'l'4'lNi I Iubilwmlx H0 Droverl how Well he would put fU'i fffl1ffi9PlMi'f'l itQVI-,t ,','fQi'f'lfP' 514111 ca UVM. R dance' : me ,- ue :ini ll e . il . All he needed was one small chance All the ei 'fU'kS of fl 'mm N Who Works and Works the best he can. 4 f .MNH S. KNOWLES Duc-kv . Coilewe Fcmllrse. limiiimiie ,, , . , Pluh il: Senior Prom Vshvri The 'Foy AIHHI R J' LAAIHH C15 ' Sliopu: HIVi2If'hOtil'i, i'Arl . General Pourse. Frmtimll I, TI: J, To he :1 ffim-igii buyer aspires Truck I. L'I1u0ky Take eavh lllIUl'S Censure i She will be too, she's always lucky. But reserve ihy judgment. 03 I I , KNUVVIJQS KIIASNICR Ki'I'iCil LANITHY is - 6 9 if fl A li Gi M i ,iq vm L Q I ' Hli ' nz ' 4'1 ' f-' ' ' Y if 'M' Kei 914 Q5 S,-X in 4 I U.Lfd.fJf.Qf,evr.vv2Q1f . sie - C lCQg6gg?X.D T 3.45.3 3.3 ., . 6 L i ' 4- . x, svgn - mx 513 943 s il W6 LANE LANGlLLE LARSEN LAWSON K? ALICE M. LANE Al.'l'0N L. LEAINIAN g Al . Uollege Course. Football Usher. Lcmons . General Cdurse. it I love merriment for mcrrimr-:nt'S True in honorg faithful in work. . sake. if sv N! FREDERICK M. LI-:BERT 1 4 ' . Wi t . G ffl F' , D t', , JESSIE W- LANGTLLE Phil? lag: Wrggtiihlg Ilvurse rama lc .less . Fnmmercial Fmlrso. Dramatic Selydflm Sad, mostly Ffladv . f Club Il, llI: Candy Girl M:wbeth . HCS Sflme lad- , P f In har quietude tlioro is charm. Amcn E. LEBLANC EMILY M- DARWIN Yfuviai iaifiiiil 553515113 Dramatic mb l l Emmy . Pfwllege Course. Girls' Tlohat- Hex' mirth in strength W , ing Plulm T, Il: Dramatic' Club Il, HI. Is not measured by her length. LN ' ' Shsfs not an ordinary girl J Even tho' her hair does not curl. ' Lilo J. LEBLANC T Ge . Practical Arts Courseg Band C ' Y V III. HEIJEB P. Lux SON HP loves to drum J Phil , Normal School Vluh lll. To danve is fun. W l A girl invmispicuulls, ya-I very muCl1 'He can 21 joke crack wortli-while. From his well Killed pack. U 'N LIGAMAN I.1f1lSICl1'I7 l.iclillANC LHRLANC I I a - ,Z A Six 1 1 amz.-zn,,yf,.,g4,,4A , I. fl '4 D., is li- all i Gil 1. ii- . -if 5 ll . A N 'fi L, ' 4 ,. 'O fr l J 7 fl 'l 4, ll 3,3 QR . . . . , I . J 1 192 -1 ffifgw .ai - l xsgn w '-'iii' ' 5 he lll lf ,I I LEEMAN LEIB LEONARD LEWIS l . , l l ADRIENNI4: K. LEEMAN Gnonmc H. LOCKE, Jn. Q Ad , Ffollege Foursf-. Orcllestrat I, II, Gigi . Prz1C'tic'al Arts Pourse. Class ' III1 Dramatic Club TT, III. Day Prophecy. If not by singring und dznwingx, A busier yet more obliging fellow K Sho will achieve success :LS :L mu- wus never known. sicztl director. lg! U MARY A. Lomco M:io . Uommcrm-ial Course. Dramatic MARY E. Lmm Club II. Mary Lou . Comnicrcizil C'oursu. Bas- Shghicgot il lm' of what We all lmed ' ketlnall Il, ' A bushel of fun. FRANCES M. LOGAN Frzm . College Course. Dramatic MARY J. LEONARD Cluh II, III: Junior Prom Usher: Mac- . b th . HBTHYH- f'0mmf'Vf'iNl fxfllllwl' -'Umm' 6 I want to be liaplbv, but I 0311.1 lw Class Day lwarslmli llouseliolrl Mziiizigc- happy ' ment Club- 'Fill I myake vou happv, toof' Always ready for il good limo. A ' N,KNCY P. LOGAN I 0 . . N:1u . Follesc Fourse. Drzmlutic Club 'IUMA EDLEWIS ' II, ITT: Machctli . 6: Louw . T9Cllllll'4ll C01l1'SC. Not only good, but good for some- y JA A true, loyal mtl to everyone. thing. :- l fa , V Q LOCKE, JR. LODICO LOGAN LOGAN Cla . I lW M .Q W - e . . . . fl SSM L. . . J - . JN! e X , H9311 , Q fax 9 7 I 0 f ,Ax sxgg X mix. N713 Hgh Xl J Q u Q il' ,m f l j -J eff-4 fi A1 -41912 I W3 V f 4 , if at .J 7 Q i ' f LOONEY LYNCH LYNN LYONS N U' MARY T. LOONEY GERTRUDE C. LYoNs Molley . College Course. Normal Gert . Commercial Course. Dramzitic School Club 1, 113 Secretary 1113 The Club II, Blue and White Staffg Review Staff Her smile is to everyone HIS Dramatic Club II, III. As radiant as the Sun. Charming to everyone Pleasant and true. W EDWIN C. LYNCH Eviwg' Nf?CABEl C i ,. . ,, . uc . .enera ourse. bqliffeze 1 Technical COUFSQ- On a good time he was bent 'liliaiays httle but thinks 3 great To miss it, he never was meant. 'P Ca' I I ai VIRGINIA B' LYNN f W11.L1AM J MCCABE ' Jin . Normal School Course. Dramatic U , ,, ' .1 , 1 'P i i Club IIIQ Senior Prom Committee: Blu.,-, C0mmefC1d1 Coufffe- Q , 'Q Junior Marshal. lnasy to -please and easy to get N W t Girls tllike Virginia are few and hard along Wlth- lu W lx to nd. 1 1 I ELMER J. LYONS DAN1E1. J. MCCARTHY ' ' Abie . General Course. Joe . General Course. Football I, Ilg Simple in his manners like all Track I, II. H ' 1 great men, ' Happiness personified. an NN ,7'X 6 '01 LYONS MCCABE MCCABE MCCARTHY J 5 i ,. ffl J in 5 ll 1 is I i v Q 3 .'. ' Q l e z il A me e f Kai f' ' aff' ' Y CQTKCQWSAVSU LQUWK L.. . .gp .. , X. - lfQrf. J. .A fr W gpg Q19 f' iA? E'1Q' -.Wi-.Q k 1 BW HN l ,,N, KV ,, ill A pn- - 6 W I Y 1 5e.x .sysmI3.mlnm,-A , l i ' J 'Q 14 gg -fl--4 R l , w Tl fi lt MCCURDY, JR. MCCUSKER MACIMJNALD McGlI.Vl1EAY W r i Joiix F. MCCITRDY, JR. llfllklh' M. BTCINTOSII Maui College Course. 'Track l, ll, Smitty , Coiiiiiierc-ial Colirse. f' Illg Senior 1,I'0Il'l Usher: Senior' Revell- We are glzul that you are 21 link in N tion Committee: Usher New Brooms . our friemlsliip chain. Tall and lots of quality to go with the quantity. 1 E EI,iZAls1c'1'11 C. MUKEUN , , V 4. Betsy , Ccillege Course. Macbeth 3 l J' PALE Mccssixhfl 1 C m+view Stuff 1, il, nr: Normal School atc . 6201111021 ,0ui'se. fquh. Steady and reliable is Mac Neyer Sediltegnever demure A W0I'kHI', thafs 11 fllvl- llaughtei' is always with her, you may be sure. RUTH I. MACDQNALD iq! Micky , Cominercial Pulirse. Dramatic J, AI,P1X.XXlllilA M.Xl'KlNNON X' Club II III. . .. . .. ' , -, , ,, U, . .U Allie . Coiiiim-rcial Course. , Attrdctne 'md eahy homg' She that, likes to work, Will a N worker be. MA1:.loiuE MCG11,v1cuAY lVIidge . Commercial Course. Cuiiily Y H , 1 ' , ll N Gm ..Macbeth.,. Rulilulcl W. McL1'..n Q A more loveable girl with 21 iiiuw Mm-k . Gent-nil Course, K- ! 10V92lbl9 W9-Y All the day 1 read in school ' f jg Youlll seldom meetftry as harfl us How I lunged to be outejust to V! you may. fool! a ,pl MCINTOSH MCKEON MACKINNON MCLEAN P .fl lil sl T 1 Y . K N lil lx .. l 4 if l . Q A . . . N W ' ni ' -f., SMS Q45 S.. .41 31 A. . l 1. l - - -1312 ggQ' 'Az'p- -42 'fir' ' v 9' 'YQV' i k9'-' kQ - il - L. -, 7. 'i P fr QW! Ke ,gL xg LA , 5 . lap-4,-2 1, 6: rr: 1 2:5 'I ' 4 I ' ' 4- - xi S X , . I NA, I it c - W N l V - in U V2.' wt' N , fl I he r if 1 MCLEOD MACLEOD MCMAHON MACMILLAN V, Q, DONALD VV. MCLEOD A ANNA M. MAACNEIL Y A'. Mac , Commercial Course. Football Mac . College Course. Soccer Ig Nor- D 5 I, 1113 Baseball I: Hockey III, mal School Club H, III: Basketball I: ' mf An efficient tender of the goal: Debating Club 'II5 Tennis IIIQ Toy For the opponents-helped to take Sl10D C Th21HkSgiVi11g Pageant- the toll. At every game with the mascot 1 Nd Would be seen Mac and Dot . xy MARY E. MACLEOD f lB1eni1? .H Commercial Course. Basket- ROBERT F, MACNEIL V NI' a I . .. , ,Y Ng Hllfear no loss, I hope notgain, NI'lq.eargO:b?iekg?ugS3i2lt J I envy none, I none disdain. Therefore legs be m6m,y.,, C I ' EL-., 3 M. M Mi 7 N hx FTFOF C U20 , MAURICE M. MAB!-:L Mi, .' El . Commercial Course. Debating H H . N Club II. - Mabel . Technical Course. Football lg N -fyot too high can be our praise, A genuine seeker after knowledge. bu 1 Much said in 1:1 short phrase. ' x Vicmlz B. MAGNUSON EDITH D' MA'fM'm'AN Farmer , Vic . Technical Course. K, Edie . Commercial Course. Dramatic Dramatic Club II, IIIQ Macbeth , ' Club ll, 111: Thanksgiving Pageant. Vic is a boy of sterling Worth, J For good humor at never a loss, Whose dark eyes Hash with hid- No one ever saw her cross. den mirth. LN MACNEIL MACNEIL MABEL MAGNUSON Q9 1. ffl i -1. l 5 .ik rw .. 4' l x l if ll M 4 ' f A , N S S45 S.. - 7:4 3 1 -H: 6a.Zn.ZQ,pf74-Zgllaf, '0gQ ' ' as ' I' ' 5 ' fir ' 1 Am ' KQf7'tg.'K9 'g 'i 'k gg gf' - 4LYO'7 - ' J sigmvnzviigmtls-. lylq ' Y l iw V C' ltfqk? AQX Q mP. . . 4 19.2 -U- 9 V I ,V Y k al , INTAGOVERN MAGVITIE BIAHANY BIAHER ji ' ANN1NIARll4I F. MAcovERN Gmmuzm E. MAHON3' -' Ann , Commercial Course. Basket- Bil . General Course. .. hull lg Dramatic Club II. He hath much who dwells within XVhere there's a will theres at way. himself. MARY A. MAGUIRE lf , X l Mollyl'. Normal School Course. Bas- SHIRLEY A' MARCUS A Nl ketball II: Field Hockey II: Normal HSIIIIN. College Course, Drzunatlc . School Club III. Club IL IH- I l T00 small a Space in which to yyrlte The reward of il thing well done is, ll! C fl Ir y ll in our good thoughts of Molly , to have done it- , IRMA M. MAHANY ' ANTONIO MAROTTA ' -' school Club I II, Blousa . Technical Course. Normal School Course. Normal For she is just the wholesome kind It is wiser to be a listener than whose nature never varies. Say t00 m11Cl1. ANNA M. MAHER EIIYVARD H. MARTIN I , AIlY1 - College Course. B3Sk6lbHll I, Eddie . General Course. Football II: cl H- M , I l Basketball II. J- EV9I'YU11Ug Sl1CC6edS WIU1 P69916 of Personality plus, keen of mind, l A l sweet and cheerful dispositions. A man like 'AEddie'! is 1131-fl 10 find, JAN MAHONY MARCUS MAROTTA MARTIN V lb 6 A M l ' ' ' ' 1 A Wfrrnrrf ' 'll' I' X 342359 Y - ll 9 31 if A-RQ Q 1 2 l . .sie - C' lggeggk 3 mg. Q X,X ' , i . . 546912 513 - I -a 'a-1 0 1- : 4. . m' X Q21 W1 FN lx, r I 4 l N li I J l MARTINI MATEL MAYNE MAZMANIAN VI l F.u'srA A. MARTINI W' JoHN S. MESSINA Pau , Commercial Course. Dramatic Nick . General Course. Football I, Club II: Junior Class Cabinet. UI B2?S9b?1ll L U, IH! Bariketball I, U1 A merrier girl within the limit of Captain III: TIIELHRSSTIVIHE Pageaflii becoming mirth, Senior Class President: Dramatic Club 6 I never spent an hour's talk witlialf' II, t k . h ' a. we ma e a wise c oice No classmate can deny, XJ He proved himself a leader ISMWIL E- MATEL In wliom the finest traits doth lic. fl . Izzy , Commercial Course. .Iunior Prom Usher: Junior Marshal: Dramatic P N7 Club II, III: Publicity Committee, Mace MICHAEL E, MIGA ' beil1 : Thanksgiving Pageant: Senior ,, . v,, , , .1 ' K' Advisory Committee: New Brooms . Mlliflgreiq tgginfggl gifglliixfact heuq quite Y Her pleasure is her power to 'qnalau y ' ' ' ' ' charm ' - ' - ' A Jolly, good fellow and liked by , an. m RAYINIOND L. MAYNE fl' I i W Fat , Practival Arts Course. Dom:-1 Fl. Mn.I.ER A hfibby he yhas-to Operate 3' 'ADot . Commervial Course. ' Oylmder Dress Her patience abounds in unlimited 1 J TTe'd like to operate a hundred, qnantitieqn ' more or less. PAULINE M. MILLER A ZARAHE K. NIAZINIANIAN ,, ., . , , M H . Polly. Commercial tsourse. f lar . Commercial Course. 'Po win success in business is her J . Mysterious and brown-eyed, aim N Qllmt and 1'0SC1'VCd- NVQ hone soon to hear of her fame. MESSINA MIGA MILLER BIILLER , 'i 'Z .0 QW U- .1119 3 Iss-we-Wsfs K4 ii .4 l 2 0 ff? li X .FN : . 5, . 2 .. .. N L eif sf? f , 4 .. +4 ' and fun. cf W -u YWTHM E X ' 1 i 2? ll X' , W l l l 'lf ill U' CAESAR G. MONARCA , , I ' I, ' MILLER MONARCA MONTEFORTE MOORE ' xy 'Y TIIXIOTIIY J. MILLER ALFRED MoRABI'ro f Q Bud . General Course. Track Ig Frerlrlie . Technical C'ourse. , Vvrestling II, A famous troubler-goorl luck! Q17 An excellent medley of seriousness Ng EVELYN E. MORASH Evie . Commercial Course. Tony . Commercial Course. Fd give anything for at quiet life, Quiet and unassuming Away from all worry and strife, A real good fellow. is what she says. 9 .losEPH P. MONTEFORTE Montv General Course Football ll' 1 Baskeibfili If 'MaCberh 'g senior Adi GF 'RG'A E' MOREAU , . . l visory Board. Chickie . General Course. Dramatic A A gentleman in all that thc word Club IL IU- . , , implies. Expression is thc highest form of 1 l all art. TIIOINIAS E. MooRE Red . Commercial Course. M:1cbeth . , , V3 W Often he entertained our merry EYEIAN F- NIURRIS UP throng, Evie . Commercial Course. Dramatic A His voice poured forth a rousing' Club II, lllg Review Staff H. i f J song. Toil is the sire at fame. fqlw F E 49 flq MORABITO MORASH MOREAU MORRIS Vqp 'N PS , E l N 5 g NJ , 1 Q L 1 F . 'R . F 17 .5 f 'fl it 5 2 qi 5 3 l S Q A i ll T 065 av' 27 ao f' ,X lla C' zpgbfcgm 9' ll 1 ' ' Y Q kg.q,u . , . . ,FAQ - J? 'I' 4 '? Q f ' -A. I ' ,, l l , 4 1 3 - ll U l J MORRISSEY MORRISSEY BQORSE MORSE W l GIJRTRUDE T. MomussEY lVAI.'r1-:R J. MORSPI ' Gert , General Cgurgg, Basketball Sr1ooks . General Frvllrso. Football I, I, II: Review II. II, Hl: NVreetl1r1g ll, Ill: Track II. Talkative, and full of fun. Tlme hed llkelymmhe and more, , Just to spend It on the Gym floor. f PHYLESS M. Mon1:IssEY 1 C MARY A. MULLALLY ootsie . fj0lYll'Yl6I't'l2l uurse. .. ,, ,I gqmol Courqe Absence makes the heart grow Mug ' Norma M, , ' ' , U 7 fondergu A lady of charm .md rare glace. J r .l CHAIRLES J. Monsm BLING M' MIHEQLAN F HEI' . . ' ':l , 'S . ' Charlie . PI'2lL'lif'2ll Arts Course. Foot- lvgvhen mpfgggjtm lcomggyl iucccsg is zlv , ball IT, Ill: Ig2lSOh1lH III. Close behind. 'N Y' VVitl1 mirth and laughter lot old wrinkles come. ' CICCILE A. MULLER :v , , Frenchy!'. Commercial Course. Dra- , MADELEHE G' Mmm: matic Club II, HI: Thanksgiving C M?ldSf9 - fj0YlllTtE?I'Q'l?ll Course. 4 Pageant: Macbet,l1 g Debating Club Il. J The mlschlef m her laughmg eyes Tho' modest, and gentle, she as- I dx . Forbirls sorrow, Care and sighs, serts her own mind. F l Q L, BIORSE MULLALLY INIULLAN M ULLER dp ' N l l VW A ll QR 1 ' 1 W ,. 1 l-4 f x , Y ' V M 1 , ' l A ,' 921 IQ 3 1 d...Q.fnLZ.LvzLff2 -4 F. but 4ff' asf? v t KQ Lf::.'KSf S 'S ., ,, 49115 M W M Q xiQa'Im 1' 1 ' W . '1 il i iii f 1! , W if ' , 1 it - 1 1 ij MULLIS MVNROE 3117011110 MURCH l J 7 ' 1 gl, F1.o1111:N01-1 B. Ml'I.I.IS JOHN P. IVIURRAY ' Fl0ssie . Cr1n1111er'ci11l Uourse. Bas- Jol1R11ifi'.h Tecl1nic11l Ciqursg. 1-efbau II. 11g purpose' is 11s -zum, X Small 1111fl dark and full of fun, FPliY'Y'I9SS, 21150, lll Dliiymg U10 SIPUVIU- KL Spo11l1111eo11s as 11 gun. L,11m1.1N1-1 P. Mimnozs D RALPH B. MUSGRAVE , t'111'ol . College t'o111'su. Ilebahng UM 't ,. 1, H 1, K, W Club ll: S1111ir11' Prom l'slw1': The Bluu YY ' 'U .egepl rN . I l f your destmy 15 that of .1 lllflll, X 1111rl XVl1ite Staff. ln wl111teve1' 11ttQ11111terl, 11 deep 1 ' sinverity Xxviill vast 1111d wide ability. IWINNA L. Mlcynzns Billie . fl0TT1l'Y'lEI'l'i1li f10l1l'S8. R.x1,1'11 E, M11or,1,n , , V co A good m1xt111'e of SCFIOLISNQSS 111111 R11rl1o1 '. 4101101111 i'Ulll'Sl'. fll'4'il9Sil'2l g00d-hum0r. N 1 l IT, III. ,Q A 11111sic'i1111 and il pre11t.l911'1a11g My XVl111t c'r111l1l be more desired? S1111111 NAKASHIAN ' 4- , 1 . , W LMA C Ml Ri H S11,I . f'0lleg'e f'o111'sv. HeviQw Stuff Cf' ' 'ii II'V . f'f1l11l11E'1'A'i?li f'f1lll'SC. Jllllinl' ll: lhrgunatif- Club lg Candy Girl fj J Al111'sh11l: Se-11if1r Advisury Board. Machetl1 . lf' A ,Lfil'l of lll0l.lE,'lli, Nu 11111tte1' what the size, ffl ,, WWW SVCS 21 lot. Whe-11 it co11t,11i11:4 like you, 11 prize. l N BIVIIHAY 5ll'S4il-KAVE KIEYICIIS NAKASI-IIAN il .V A 075 ff 47 0 'ff 4' 6-QQU-lixigr-V?oP U.i ,Bi ii iii 3-1 : 'X : V I lg ' IJYIDEGS' I t t t 1 N , Q , W NEAL NEALLEY NEIRINCKX NIUOLL Frm:-:MAN H. NEAL f7i.,xr:A H. Nmzscnm Fro2. '. General Course. l,iglitning . Cloinmorcizll Course. Dra- To be of service rather than to be matic Club Ill: 'lfll2lllkSg'lVl1'lg' Pageant f conspicuous. lllg Public Speaking Contest Ill. Her air is so modest, he aspect so meek, M So simple yet sweet are her charms. IVIAIJITLINE E. NEALLEY lvlixnmox F. NORDBLOM Mae . Commercial Course. Dra- whine . Coinmerc-ini Course. llrzunatic- f IHRUC Club ITIS Pl'iK6 SIJ62lliiI1.2' Con- Club lil: Publiv Speaking Cxontest Hlg jf t8S'E UI- . Macbeth g Class Day Prophecy. , 1W?df2Stg hlS U16 l11fiSJHP'C Of true Earnest, capable, and appealing. rien s lp. ALICE M. NORDBO dk HAI . Commercial Course. Dramatic Club H15 ThzLnl:sO'ivirig Pzvfeaiitg Public gg VICTOR J- NEIRTNCKX Speaking Contest? h Vic . General Course. Football I, Ei'licieni and discriminate, DeDendabilitY is a great asset. For 21 Secretary 3 W01'thY Walt-' EILE1-:N B. 0'BRIEN gwp t'Benny . College Course. Senior Ad- fl G'1AI'YS D- NICOLL 'liii 3LiiBiflufI3iL?f11,555001 WJ 1 , Curly . Commercial Course. A cheery air of confident-e J A person who does her work well. Planes worth in evidence. l NITZSCHE NORDBLOM NORDBO CTBRIEN r fl .W e i 31 Ufd-Wwfwf Q7 M .J-1 wyell Q Igseeqfeefes.-fmomvt LJ U 43, U ij' if fl 5 Q57-K C-Y 78 'je 5 Nl ,Wt l f 29 1 Q. V 0 , ,L I , , , , , , ' lr j ff! ff V-Y Y 3' x W Y i if 1+ UBRIEN O'BRIEN OTGNNOR 0'C'ONNOIi if i RICHARD E. O'BRIEN IVu.'r1-:R M. O'DAY, JR. ' Dim-k . General Course. Baseball Il. Buddy , Technical Course. Travk I, f- Oft times tall things fall II. X Thzit is why I chose to be small, May the day soon come when your cartoons will decorate the world's ' 0. T J UB best newspaper sheets! HOBIAS . RIEN Bud . Commercial Course. Baseball I, II, III. 1fI tt li , It 2' . Budyexei ge 'L ciince, o sud AGNES J' OHAKH VH HSYGI' Clllily T-11011211 I UP knee Daisy , Uoiiilnereizil Course. Basket- ! deep in mud. 1,4111 1, II. A person is judged by worth ARTHUR C- OCONNOR Mixed with ai spirit of mirth. Okie . General Course. Foothztll 11: Track IIQ Junior Prom Usher: Junior ki Cabinetg MaCbeth : The Blue and I 1 I Wl1ite staffg lmumimit- cum ii, ing DOIQWPHY M. OICKLE A New Brooms . D t CT Y: C1 ' I Q - Pictures he nmtle with pen zinil ink holcfl Arts gmgfmqm LI Dump' Tmmn iigylclisttiliqbancie-lif: made llv U 1. This is really trupi HDUC, Q 6 IIHI to lllfl x9 ,flll lll XXQ, like you LL lot- C i Rosie E. O'CoNNoR V . , v ,. Chickie . College Course. Normal Him ARD K- OLDMIXUB I C' ' 5011001 Club TU- I Miekey . Practical Arts Course. J Shel has 9. voice ot glatlness and a His capacity for fun is as high U' voice ot eloquence. as himself, Q 4 l Lritl O'DAY, JR. O'HARE OICKLE OLDMIXON 1 EN W , V i m H wi fi? ' X ,. , . if I SEWIVQQLJJMM-.x W , 4 A I ,e I VE Q- X.. -. . X .J m. JLZLZLQJQ-ZLfA..n . . .,... 9. A W ,, i -I if WV V '..,fCQgsg be , .Q ,Qld . .g.,gQ,Yi gx wg. . . ?,fj,-QL? 2,6 f C' -wgxv 'f 1 J vQEQ5'1Qx5 '13-i-V 2 A W U 2 k 3 , qi N , 6 ' A 'i i O'LEAHY OLIVE OLIVE, JH. WNICTL J, ALICE M. O'LE.xI:Y 3T,ucumRET O'N1:II. Al , College Course. Peggy . Connnervizil Course. Basket- f She opens in eau-h heart at little ball Ig .Iunior Marshall. f 11921Ven. No! there was not il sob XVhen all afternoon in Room 103, 04 she was on the job! H HELEN G. OLIVE M OR ft ,,Ouy,,- College Course' .Iosli,1IIxM, . ioxcnEN I X A friend may well be reckoned the .l0e . C'olnniert-ml Course. Jumor' , f masterpiet-e ul' nature. Class Day Marshal: Basketball T, II. i J ln every art, we can lrare V ' The sweetest kind of g'i'za.f'e. it HPINRY C. OLIVE, JR. X Henny . College Course. Orchestra I, D 'i0THl PACKARD V' II, Iied . General Course. Junior Cab- Alwziys up to S0lll9Tlllll2,'ffll1l of inet: 'l'lianksgix'ing.g' l'z1p:,'ez1nt: The Toy - LX fun, Shop . LQ She posseses two brands of skill J ' J XNYZLKCJI her rut and sew und stencil. ii JOHN E. O'Nr:tL ,Q ' f Jauk . 'l'es'lmim-til Course. Junior Class FI'mu 5CI I' PACBAIXU f Day Usher: Senior Prom Usher Flossie . General Uourse. f J Friendly, agreeable, musical, and Little to say, good attitude ii Witty. Dependable but never rude. Va 1 ' i J Ml i O'NEIL CYRIORDEN PACKARD PACKARD P if fi ,lk fu u ii fl i Z x f I 5.4 Q 3 1 3: Uq.fd..ZfLnff4Lf73ff3 if V Q iv Q s ml, 2 1 . 9:6 . 7525-3.f4Lev.5.4Q,1,Q,.Q9 -4- l 102-6 V 32STRrk 'J 5 ll 7 d l ll PAGLINFA I'Al'AllUl I'LOS l'AliKlll'IIS'l' l'.X'l l'lCN, JR. X Envrlf M. PA1:I,lNcA Cxizr. F. PICIJCIJGE l'lcliv . l'um11w1'c:iul Foursv. N'1fPliY . Vl'2ll'fi4'1ll AVIS f70U1'N9- , stil-em. always is il lmlyf' llv was goml in Sports :uid in urls 111'1uft,ica1 'l'his buy Furl whom We culled USM . i'1'l'lLl'lL P,-XPAlllll'UI.OS Poppy , tfoiiiniercizil t'uui'se. Tlaskol- hall 1, U, HI. ANui:1..x R, PIQLLEGRINU HVHH' 11195893 S119 W 'J 101155 , A'All,E,'y t'mnme1'0izil Umirse. Hel' voive We heurml tlinllgli mul in xvml hm. DHI Sh? wwm, SU srmgf' vlegzmtly l llvr iizmie is kiiuwu to all- CT11i:s'1'ER A. PARKHURST V w 'iChet . Commercial l'oui's1-. Football MM'H C PPAIA I: Mac'beth . .InJ1'1'y . 4'0nimPl'c-izilf'011r'sP. 1,l'lll112lil1' His exhibil'l0'11 in liistory and law Vluh II, XVEFE' the best you ever saw. lYiIh :L 1iiisc'lii4-wills smile of glzul- ness, She llimve away :ill our S2ldllUSS.' VV:x1.'1'1f:1c C. PA'l l'l'IX, JR. J Walt , Pravtical Arts Course. Q1 Axim R' 1Hm I'I'A How The light did shine in tlmsl- uc-lllllllllyn. Comnwrc-iu,l Course, Hush- Ui eyes so dark hall Il. A As sheet after shvvt nr' IIN-'till hr- Ah ziuvnliiplisln-ml music-iam, il inns- ,lf did mark, lvl' in any Sifllilllllllfl Q! fl F PELEDGE VTCLLEGRINO 1 F1N'l'A PICIIELLA V Q 5 Qi W vw ' li f ,Z'?J'f!1'fi'v' .v ' 'Y.F,0'k? 'k-svioi KHIGKQ' V i iii 1 K ' g9 5 101 4 . A f Q 979 fu .X I n N A SN- : 1gYt9 ,I t if-SLE k, 3 - ' Y -4- V , 1 V f V Y 7 W f if if ik ii CWD fi .fx- ii ii .-.. .. . V 2 1.'Ell1i1N 1'l'lK1lY 1'l'l'i'l'lilSON i'lI I l.Lll.'S i li . J 7 Blunailgla Pigiunx ' TINA D. PIERANGELO ' X Badge . 'Vvcliniczil C'oui's0. 'l'ililllkS' lJi . Coniniercial f'uui'So. giving I'agfrant: Senior Prom llslivri A maiden never lmlrl, 21 spiril still Football II: llmliiatic Club Il. and quiet. ' He argues and lie talks, As easily as lic walks. Piiiwzia Pmxoxic Qi Hrixi-im' R. Purim' ..I,l,m-- I-allege, t.,,ln,SC' V Sp,qfS , ijgmq-gil imiil-si-, l51'1'ilL'S1l'lL 1, Full wise is lic that knows liiln- , 11, III, self bestf f His art is his aiinlviliun. L LEONARD O. Pl'1'l'l'lRHON l+Inw.xicn J. PINE. JR. W i'01e . l'rmnnoi'c'i:1l l'!llll'SLl. Iiusvlmzill --pq,l,1g0 . qgomi,-,,l 4',,,,,-M.. nasoimll I' N 1, il, iii. ii. 'N HQ wax six font zi'm:in SL-i'vi1'o licfon: self. lu KVM clczii' and nzlturc liumauif' l . F . 'il- li1 i'u M. PIIll,Lll'S 1.1-nomar: 0. P0l'IlILI'1li 1' llutiiio . f'Ulllllll'l'l'i2li Vmirsv, USsi1 '. 110112-i':1l l'ruii's4-. Frmthall l: if 'Vo lm Sevretnry is lim' Elllll lirziinzitim' Ulnb l, ll: Mm-l1vili . In it slie'll play wall ilw ,L1'2llllL'. I prziy you 1'ClllCllliJL'l' the 1mm'lC1'. qv GN M PTERANGIGLO PIIINONE PINE, Jn. POIGHTAER '9 1 L Q 3 I 'Y.Mwf 'b2Q. KQ 'i k Q gi fi. f x mms S, in 1 1 Unz.z.L.Vf,L2. KZ 4 All C 9' gjqlm. .y Q w x xv - ...A . . , - 4 .6 452' g3g'f' ' 4- K ' ff , ' POOLE 1'OliTER POVVER PUNVEHS l A DonoTnY A. Poom: GHRTRU111-1 E. POWERS U Dee . Uominercial Course. House- A'G9l'l . Normal School f'0Ul'SP. Dm- ' hold 1IPll'l?l,'I0ll10I'lt Dance Committee. matic' Vluh I, H1 Nfvflllili 3011001 Vllllll X I'm always laughing ut jokes Claw 'Vrvzwurer ll. h , And someone is always laughing at Lew and less will be her wot-S it 7 ll .fl l V J CWD fl J 'i IHS. H.xmn.n M. P0li'l'l4lIi Rudy , 'l'f-uhnical Course. Hand I, II, III: Soccer ll: Ulass Day Proplievy. 'iLHll,2'illl'l' goes hand and hand with musicf' Espec-iully with Rudy who knows eavh trick. M .-umm NE H. Powim lSunny . l'ommerc'ial Vourse. Into our lives Bunny so full of merrinieut Bushels and bushels of fun sent. Einsixlxn J. Powrilcs lidrlie , lloiivw-1lCo111'st-. Hzlseball II. In worrying he doesnt believe. POVVIGRS l lllfISTON For Gert who loves to make her own clothes. Gu-lr: M. Picr1s'roN Gif-ey . t'ollegz'vt'oi1rsf-. It's nir-e to ho nnturzil when you're iizitilrally nice. RUTH J. Pllllll-I Ruthiv . f40lllIllPl'l'i2li Course. Dra- mativ Ululs III, 'Pho whole truth, Ruth is cute, Evrlm-:'r'r M. PRllCS'I'I.l'1Y A'Ev . Vollege t'oui'sc. A jolly good fellow. PRIDE l'l il ICSTLEY , Q2 Q45 QL , ff -.., ' W , . ,... , l1931l wff..e.fii.ex4fgTsf 1'-2 5 I x. 11 if A if ll i J ' SAQXSR 9 J 1 -'lmlg 0 ,- Plz Q , Jwifzf- i i ' fg igw iiimzxmfkwu ilw-1 by Y N lb X -,ll D , T fl W. 1' -- H if l 1tl0lt PUZELLA QUINBY QLHRK NV, J 7 M1LnR1f:n Piuon PAL'l.lN1c L. RANDOLPH Millie . Commercial Course. Paul, College Course. Dramatic Club 5 Various things I like ll, Ill: The Blue and White Staff! ' To study, laugh, and hike. Review Staff: Class VVill. To see her is to love her. H1-:LEX E, RAUSKOLB PIIYLLIS M. PI'ZlCl.l.A Hell:-n , College Course. Junior Prom fl Committee: Dramatic Club II, Ill: Sun llp : The Last of thc- Lowriesug Junior ' - When you're sad thrill after thrill i1lg?SCo2iggtv'u'Sl Ll- Vllef-Prize Speak- 1 V Tall, slender, straight, VVith all the graccs blestf' Phil . Commercial Course. Basket- A ball IZ Dramatic Club II. You'l1 get, if you can find Phil . ELEANOR R- QI-,NBY DONALD C. RPIDDlNtl mfg .lE1.,- 1-fommelwial Course. IWon . f'UllllllQlll'l2ll f'fllll'SQ, Basketball w Sober, :steadfaQ, and flClllLll'9, 11 Hilsdlall T1 Iffloumu I- , L9 Although tlns year, accounting was new J The time in it slmply flew. C P VlOLE'F'l'E J. QUIR-K Dmmrin' W. REED I All Vie . Commercial Course, Dramatic Doi Commercial Course. Dramatic ff Club Il: Candy Girl Macbeth . Club II, , 4! The hefffel' Y0U'!4l10W INET, UW ITCUGI' A good mixer and popular up N YOU llke 11613 To get along with, she is a star. 1 G7 l fi-N 1 M , , QQ , , V IIANDOLPPI RA USKOLB IUGIJDING REED S EN W 1 4 93 l Q 2 T W ' w .l 1 V w 'll T in . e A f N as -. - 1 - ,gi . ., . 5 n 9. X x, 9 gg , ,- gg 1 a r .Ax gig Q Q12-. Qfiggi I ,, W IKM .x Q-3 ...A : J R 'p 'Plz N. 5 Y I f 4 i IUCSSELAR IIICLTAILIJSON RICPIINIOND RILEY X i Ruom. A. RICSSET.1XR AR'l'III'iR P. Romxsox - ' Giug:e1 2 Commervial Course. Hobhie . General Coursc-. IJ1'a11iu1i1- Diffident, reticent and shy Club IH. N Brainy she is--that's no lie. He is one 'throughout -lifekplocls, Gives :1 square deal, :md blots out frauds. DMQUTHY RICHARDSON ' Doi . Commercial Course. Dramatic GIGORGH E. RHLLINS A Club IT, THQ Thanksgiving Pageant, ,, .V .Q ,, Hx , H 4 1 N f VVhen our school days are over, ,rlrfiklif in c 'uL'gfL Comm' M 'd'LH' ' ' N Thcn's the time We'l1 be in clover. Q ' Nvhm' :L manly V l 4' y VrRmNi,x L. RICIIBIOND U AIM-if: M. Rmr,xNn . . , , I m Hmglcingilsefzl.. COlTllYl0l'f'1k11 Loursv. Dru- JAH C0npg.e Course. -Dmnmm. muh ' As lovely :L frirl :Ls y0u'l1 over see ' Lqho ix lx 'Umgt . ' , .. - ., . , .' zu ' .' ant. :Ls the stars that Is our Ginny Lee . ncvcl, Yury. X Josm-n R. RILEY Ilmxi., Rom, Q Q Qjn? .ll gienerzll Course. I7!'iiHl2iUC Rene , f'0ll1lH0l'Ci2il Umxrse. ' UW , A - VVa.lk :my rlistauce-oven 21 mils! y A prmcc of :L fellow-tl1z1t's Joe. Nowhere Cklll be found b6tt6l' Styli-. qv .73 V h ROBINSON ROLLINS ROIXIANO ROOD i D i i , f . 4 . 1 WE-fibfgif-+5QSL 119 31 Igiigi-ffQ.+vQ'fffQ2-f-Cf? 7 'ZAZAZ W Ar abz I 0 ' 1 lg k u P lgex. Q -I- 3 1gfL .l j :4ff!e.ff3vf ghik 'X V I w N I OSSI XI l Ol NTPEE I I SSFLL G1-oncl A Rossi M mn' E Raman Blondy Pmctxcal Axis fOlll9-G T1 'ul M une Commercml Course Dra- Footbbmll I II Wrestling III ttla I lub II III Property Commit- Hockey III tem M lcbeth Prlle Speakmg Contest. UU to cl Lte right 1n style She has 4 motto Don t glve up the As well dressed 1s cm be seen Shlp lt' vou tl u eled mlle 'tfter mlle VVe wlsh her luck on her trlp C' Cllxlox R urn JR C mt Commercml Conxse Pmd I Olchestla I Stexe Plaotlc Ll Arts Course Foot- be Lts and lun., upon the lull III Baseball I Be1sketballI II ll suv J Sxvron performance Jonx S Roltx 1 RPL J uk 'IQCIIIIICZ-ll Course Trick I II III 5811101 Plom Committee III 'Usher ANN X SARIFIU 'NI wbeth l h l1I'l'11'Il1 P1 om 1 OHIIHIIIQC Ann COIHIHEICI 11 COUISB Basketball I II III Honor Roll I II Il togzethel tame lll the fllQl'ld's ot She xxrltes WV1th ease Inch And nex er fal1S to please They woud plle up L xery hlgh stack Gu xox-' S KRAMI ANI AN BRUCE E RUQSI LL br:-Le Commercl 11 Course Bisket- Pussell lechme tl Coulee Foothill 1 II III Honor R011 I II ll BASCUAII T11 TFALR II glrl 0f fgrceful rnlen Wh It L 1l1Sf01'Y ihdllw' stenogrdpher bright and keen I YDFR QANTOP SARAFIAN SAI AINIAN IANI all .ph I I 1:HX'GLL,J1:. I TX .1 llfi, I IIIQY ' , 3 ' 5 nn .J Ht .IS 1 I ' 1. .' o 'c.., . if ,K H ji AI':'. '.'G . If v 2 4 Y ' ' I 51, ,Q y HZ' 'AAHE . il Q 'LQ K ., 0-. XV drums. good performer and a mood 55 , ,, H. . I . , y Y . Z . .- rv .U lr in i 'Z 2 b, S ,. 5, V .Y t .. 1 1- .K ' . Y . ' I I . ' A K, A A It ' '51 1 'ry , '.. Ag f ' , l 2 - . J ' 1 . J I ll A I f ll 5 ll .i. 1 ,K X . blk A S.. wqfQm l ffbnf if - KQNGN- N nam. ma m. . f C' XI'-I fi I t x' Q- N- w may-. L k SV N I H SARNO SAUL SCHLUSS SCHVVAHTZ CHRISTOPHER J, SARNO A'Chris . General Course. Football I, Il, III: Basketball I, ll, IIIQ Baseball I, II, III. Not for the glory of Winning, But for the love of the game. xy FRED S. SAUL Sauly . Commercial Course. Public- 0 U la ALDEN N. SCOTT Scotty , Technical Course. Quietness and dignity. EDWNRD G. SHANAHAN Eddie . General Course. Football ll: Track I: Dramatic Club III. Absence makes the heart grow ity Committee Macbeth g Honor Roll fond'-:fr- II, III. ., In history he did shine Knew every fact-every line. JosEPH E. SHANNON A'Joe . Technical Course. Dramatic BETTY SCHLUSS Bet , College Course. Class Secretary Club III: Thanksgiving Pageant: Mac- beth . 'Tis hard to find another just like IIIQ Prom Committee IIQ Class Day I-Joeff, Marshalg Debating Club Treasurer IIQ On him the highgst praises We can Advisory Boardg Review Staff II, III. bestow. A long list of activities for her be- speak accomplishments in many a feat. 1' , ELSIE D. SCHWARTZ Ror.ANn SHARRILLO Z0of . Technical Course. Thanksgiv- ing Pageant. N 'iDot . Commercial Course. Zoof believed there were many J In the clerical field, worth while things in life, even - A mighty pen you'll wield. study. SCOTT SHANAHAN SHANNON SHARRILLO W N , Y YY , ,M ..a, ,,,. .... , ,. I I il 3, .ff 3 I 9 5 w K., pl QU FN V: 5 E fx .wg 152597 xiibgi 'Q Q il? fi 'F' . gm - l f fd A. I Mfg-2 , 1 '7 we 2 E 45 9 X I IJ f , 1 j v SHEA SHEPHAIIU S1-IINEH SIDEIXIAN ,jj JALIES G. SIIEA JOHN C. SILVER. .Iimmie . College Course. Drzunatic I UJOUHHYH- TfSCl1I1iCalCOL1I'S9. Club: Mztcheth : Thanksgiving Pu- He does his Work quietly and Well. geant. A quiet, good fellow, but silence has its say. W FRANK J. SMITH H V W O S U Red , Commercial Course. Dramatic ALLL . 1111.1 HARD Club 111: Hockey 111. l.ucky . f'01H1H61'ClZll Course. Dru- WVIIHIID l iif1iS11 at the SCh001 Of matic Club II, III. ,Redux 1 V' May you be what your niekiuune 1 ll S0111-1 Ll IIIEBSSHEB 10 '31, Wll6l'f2'eI' , says you are! I S0- ELEINUR F. SIIINER , 1 it , H , , HOPE D. SMITH f Sandy . LOTIIYHBYCIZLI Course. Dru- U H i I , nmtic: Club Ilg Junior Class Dany Mar- H - 90mm91'C1al-C0U1'Se- - ' Shal- lt has been said, A tiny bit ol' humanity Moderation is the noblest gift of Altrzu-tive and so dainty. heaven. C 1 . J I ANNETTE G. SIDEMAN W LEXVIS F. SBIITH ,4 Ann . Coimnereial Course, Right on time, not late Lew . Practical Arts Course. In ai secretztrygzx' worthy trait. An optimist to the highest degree. 1 am .. LN SILVER SMITH SMITH SMITH D 'N M if 1 f' 4 I fx Biz Sli -,X I 514,-fg.- o- G- cdfgaf E94 ' 'KQThqU'A gU S 4 , l C fu NJA-.x. - . .Y . - . - 44.6 fl . f 9'2 qv Ni f Y it ' ti T . 59 xi i ff a W Z I l , SMlTll SMlTH SOLIY SUCTHEK l . K N LoUIsE A. SMITH GTAENNA E. SPEARIN J .I Lou . Commercial Course. hxyllllu. Commercial Course. 5 The best Ones ure often unknown. Joined us ill our Senior year, ' N We are glad she did, Sorry she did not come sooner. N ' l PIIYLLIS L. SMITH 1 Phil'y. Commercial Course. Junior Class Day Marshal: Review Staff I3 RUBERTA SPENCER I Cami! ?ir1' Hlxlacbethif ld A'Hobby . Commercial Course. pl, lf ue nexer growb 0 ' She has common sense in a Way that's uncommon. C I SIGMUND P. SQMY I am Sig , Practical Arts Course. Base- JOSEPH A- SPERA . 4 ball I, II, 1115 Dramatic II, 1113 Mac- U H l T bethng HNQW Broomsuh Joeu. College Course. ' X. He pitches a good gameg he can run Who mixed reason Wlthn pleasure' N from base to base, and Wisdom with mirth. . . ., He can play a part with easy grace. JAMES A. SQUIRES ' ' v w Cf' DAAIEL O' SOUTHLR Ikey . College Course. The En- f Danny . College Course. Baseball lg chanted Christmas Tree. ,I j Track III. VVheu we talk about size He does all things like a man. VVe often fail to note the prize. L. . MN SPEARIN SPENCER SPERA SQUIRES W . i X .. ...N . . l l Q Nl L N N . 0:2 N a f 'ivffrag-27M 9 31 Iggy-ei-f Kgsitfgii .Es if ll ll - M Z A if Nd E I x.x x ff -1111922 ,rl 1 I Q FI-. . l ,I 1 - y777Za'7 f ' in W V -K l 1 '. ll 1 I 5 STAFFIER STAGLIANO STEELE STEEVES ANTHONY R. ST.llfFll-:R F. PEAr:l,lc S'l'l-:'l'soN 'l'0l'lv . General Fotlrse. Sunny . f QU65f6 COUVS9- His speech oft contains lllllCll wis- A P39111 IS Pearle ' ' dom. A cure for all ills 15 Sunny'. Q 'l 3 CARI. J. STAGLIANO Stag General Course. Football IIT: RU H E qv,-I.3y,.3Ng Bflslwllmll Ill: Baseball TI. TU ' Y , , i NN , In ,Mlm-gg he mgkesuno jest RlIlIlIP . N10I'l1l?ll School COIIFSQ, N01- Ill tllelll lle's of the best. mal Nllmnl I lllb I, II. P ' Q 'ml he mllrlest mallllel' and the N gelltlest heart. f DGROTIIX' B. S1'lzm.l-1 Dolly- . l'0l1l!1l0T'l'l5il Course. Dra- Hlatif' Vlllh ll, UI: TllallksQ'ix'illp5 ,H V U Pasealli 1 Puhliv Snflilklllg' Fulltext I RUBERT 5 I mfmm' w ROV1'l'V Sinff Allwl MaC'beiIl : Vlasf Boln . 'l'evllllival Course. SOCUGI' TH. A! FR Qtqltlf PY 7l'hf'f'Y1 'rlhl' RWE? 111111 WWII Holm upholds his noble name -. Pl - A ste-rlillfl' lad-is our acclaim. ' ' VVhell things are herlpillfr llll, and In E: l on your own feet you 1-:lllllut , stand, Send fm' t'Dolly : She'll be thx-Ve with ll helping hand. GERAl,DlNlc L. S'l'nlmlmlln Q f , 5 HGrQl'l'YU. Vollegfe Course. Debating 4 L. f Dot , General Course. lNI:lf-hetll : tee: 't'l'lle Izlnl- and xvhitg' Stuff: --110- Tllall.ksg'ivil1,f:,' Pageant. view Stzlfi' ll. I never shirk at the sight of books. Pel'sollality, full of rascalityf' R STHTSUN STEVENS STIRLINH S'I'0IlI1AIlT7 QR I E an l 4 l ,l . . l . f. Ill 3 ll ll '49 A . e AR HJR Z '15-' f' ' 5 ' 'sf' ' L AG 3 bivgfkchfk-9 , Q, X I by w, , ' . , 9+ ' .... i - -4919 IQMJEGS- f Q'Yg f1 ' easily.. ' 'i Q N i l M f I if I I ,i , f N I ' lx l 1 iv : SI I STROUT SULLIVAN SCWEENEY SWEICNEY ' is 7 5 1' 1 N WALTIGR T. STROUT MADELINE E. SYVETT xi X4 Wally . College Course. Track I, II. Ma,d . Commercial Course. X17 A loyal good fellow in work or You'll seldom find her equal. fun, He'll help until the task is done, f LEON TEKMEJIAN Tok , Collette Course. Track I, II, ESTHER M. SUTLLIVAN ITT: Cfheerleadm- TTT. i?ZSt . College Course. Dramatic Club 0llT'.Ch.P0l'S ,710 led ll, III? Mz1f'lJetl1 I 'l'hs- Blue and S0 lt IS Sflldl f White Staff: Honor R011 T, ii. Tf WHS 11051118 fault 3 A diuary R dollar, Ti' we were dead. I A hundred percent scholar. l XVAL'mn H. TICNNEY JOHN J- SWEENEY XVullv . I rzif'lic'al Arts Course. Hack . Pracriml Arts Course. Basket- VVNQUHOIN' Strive? HS imhlstriously hall II: VVre-Stling I3 Truck II3 Tennis HS- VVIUS' , SHUSf?lCll0l'l mlllit be I i IIT. H JOY. I Out-of-date clothes clirl Jack shun I For seen he must be in the latest fashion. IRIIJNE F. THoMPsoN ' HI . Connnerrial Course. JOHN R' SWEENEY Ylefegmfigotlizgimngidglrlcorl will come J Ray . Technical Course. Hockey III, to me, Keep moving and the world moves For I seein to bc bcforc or just a ,, with youg follow mc, boys. little lvuliinclf' SVVETT 'l'I'1KlN1EJIAN 'l' PINNEY THQ XM I 'Sl PN I ' W 13 i , ' ,R be k W Q I ci 6 fe f 911 Q5 ' 16,42 .eva I eSJ4f 2:8l in X of 119311 ff-exeffxfieekinffej , 4.15 1- Q4 ,QQ ix N0 Quays A. - L L? f C' WGX5 , we .. ' 1 , Nd 74 if THOMPSON THOHNQUIST THOKNQUIST TIIUKMAN W W 1 PHYLLIS E. TnoMr'soN DUll0'l'IIY F. THURSTON Lillie , Commercial Course. Drznnutic Hllot' . Normal School Course. Vive- Club ll. Ill: Basketball Illg Thanks- Presi ent Normal School Club III. giving Pzn:,'eant,. Her energetic :md willing nature Phyllis was a student of human na- makes Dorothy many friends. K ture. Just look at a page in this Q it f book, and y0u'l1 see how Well she studied your moods. Y IDOROTIIY L. TOYVLE f EDWIN A' TIWRWI IST Dottie- . C0llllll6?I'K'l2Ll Course. Usher, f E1ldie . 'llevhnical Course. The 'Foy Mnc'lwetli . , Shopug 'llliziiilcsziving' Pageant: MaC- Always ready! beth : 'l'r':u'k H13 Junior Class Day Usher. In him ai strange element did lurk, His middle name should he HVVork . mx lVI.xicm:.xm:'1' VANCE fb UM' 12' C ':l ' . NIARWN L' THORNQUTST ull? the 3leii2,Z':'iil1:l1yf Sgt? of speed S Mar'nie . Uollege Course. Associate HMiflS'6 WHS NIOVO ill UIC lead. Editor Review Staff ll: Ilrmimtic i Club ll, Tll. So sweet and fair and true. , U-5 Wn,l,l.xx1 L. VIBI-iR'1' f N Blair' TNI RMAB Bill . Coinniervial Course. N X' 1, 6 Bntzie , Foliage Course. A more energotiv body than Bill W N VVork firstvsthen rest! You'd never find in any mill. QP 'N 'W Lfgl 'I'IlI'RS'l'0N TOVVLE VANCE VI IEICIYI' i W N1 , , UN' i ' ' 'fx W i 1 I 1 1 pig lui ad asf' VMx 'Qs1a 1if i ' M ,ag V -1 , , r J 9 f 1- gz 1 .0 r lgx, 'sxg -- 5312: xii? H45 ltr P uw 'U ' ga m1Qxmf , f l . f fj gjgz ' i -41917 A .I . . . . . + , , i I , 'it l ll li i VOGES XVAKEi ll'Il,D VVALKER VVALKEH V, VlClTOR E. Vollms JAMES M. VVALSII Vic , f'ummel'c-ial Prlllrse. Stage-lland T-l21f'li . 06116-l'Hl f'Hlll'S9- 1'f1UibHll U. ffjlfm-lwllf, III: Basketball Il. l ' VVll:lt would M:lf'hetll have been A VQFSHUIC HUU9'-H Without the lights, K Withrmllt, Vin , who put thom to l f rights. Nolbettor' offovts :uwllre-rl by El ma- Elplflll JACK W.u,1'ER fl rrllllll those Dl'0lllll'Ofl hy our class H, H , Q , X Ok,i.h,if.mlL Spcwcl . 'I'er'hlllr':ll lrlurse. Thallksglv- ing pilflfilillll. - 7 A sensible welll bred IUPUI. ELIZABETH W.xKEl-'IELD LizziP . F0119-ge f 0lll'SP. Basketball I, II: Jllllifbl' t7'l2lSS Tmy Mzlrslml. H , . PERRY H. WAR!-1 . Xlbllllllg' frrsfzit was ever ?ll'f'0lTl- Ivlisllorl without 0lll1lllSl2lSlll. PT'fYff'NN 'I '- 'l'l'f'lll1if'Pll fi0lll'SC. NRG- thi VieW Stuff I, Il: Honor' Roll l, ll, IH: A Tho Hillel and VVhite1 Staff: lffssayist. , llis llralill, Pl rim-kel' three- N El,lZABlcTll R. XVAl,lcElz Allrl no limit to hix ability. l'lizzief . NOl'l1lZil Sf-llrml i'Ulll'SP'. Q She- lives ill lwllfwlflll harmony. f D W. RAX'3lf7Nll WARREN 4, l R R fT G' XV'U'hP'R Dl'ke- . l'r1l1ll11el'l'i:ll l'0lll'sc-. Football A Boll . Follege f'f!lll'St'. I, Il. f 6 Thy lll0flQSlY'S ll Calldlo tu thy Out of school 21 trade he trivrl QA llll'l'lf. XYL-ll llllrl steady, his llFll1ClS he plied. 9 VVATAS H XVA Ill' IG ll XVA RIC XVA RHIC N Wg FRN s l l 1 Q it .'. Al- l I ajl 1' ll. ll l l A A A. N f . . ' 7 v f- l 'Ti' , H V1 ' is-SSH mv ll Q 31 lK77f1Q-f:Q4gw ww T .7,n,7.'il.?.,- E,.' j27g-Zu' N . ' ' ' , f V ,S Y X Cv R fi Q i V K jf li Q if ., 'IQEMQQDAKQ wg N X , , f . ?.,ffd.f8..?'. 2.6 -Je-ee I 'arcs U. . YVATHU US N. ATSUN YJATTS NV IGN DT EDITH W. WATROUS ' Cinxicicxvn M. WHITAKER Edit , fleiimul Course. VVliit . General t'fmi'se. Football ll, Soft, peace pervades when she zu'- rivesf' Ill: lizisebzill ll, lll: .liminr lfroin Vinn- mittee. 1 like to play on the bench 1 d0n't like to sit, VVus heard several times fruni Whit . GLENN R. WATSUN Happy . Commercial Course. Dramatic Club H, III. BreezyfHappy Glenn! M i in A M H. WHITCHER Witty . Commercial Course. Dramatic Club II. Long live the merry heart, That laughs by night and day. Elmzxim S. WHITMARSII Ed . College Course. Quality will tell in the long run. DORoTHY G. WATTS Dot . tfmnmercial Course. Pruilent, quiet, and zzppreciutive. EI.lZAIlE'l'1I S. WHITNEY Wid . General Course. Dramatic Club ll, Ill: lVlacbeth g 'l'll2LIlkSg'lVll'lg' Pag- 4 ii ,, 4 Ki if 5 if V5 ij' xml 2 'ii ,Ci in ,G 'N U . D N A VV :M Z .ek H - . . 1 .. , eamtg Debating Club Ig Junior Cabinet f' Lmlmr E' VVLNDT II: Junior Marslinl ll: Class Day Cum- XVusgzL , Cummercizil Course. mittee: Senior Prmn f'0lllllllt.l.E6. j Silence is her tollglle, lnto mziny activities you enters-ll Busy ure her hands and eyes. NVith a spirit not :lt ull self-Ceutel'ecl. VVH I'l'AK li Ii WH I 'VCI-IFIR VV H I TMARSH VVHTTNEY K l i i I L 5 fx I Q 3 1 UL.Z..Z,,,Qf,,FZ,. gg ,Q peg MQ .V 2025 Q ' U'kgv'kS' if' RQ x - .A - , .c'2iifQk- il all A All 9 X I ni Ike! 3 .gsm-.gg . . q? ed f ,Z l u I I l 'I ' ' XVH ITTEMORE VVILMOT VVILSON VVILSON XV l W . . N H.-mam' B, lVHI'1 1'i4:Mo1uc JOHN F. WILSON VVliii, . General Vourse. Trzwk l, 11: HTUEIU- G0H61'i1l CUUVSC- TVB-Ck I, H1 XVr9SUing II, 1113 Football 115 j3l'killlil.1lC Club lll. How he can play the rlruins! A SlJ01't and a scholar. F W KENNETH W. WINSOR 'MMA J' ILMOT Bud , Technical Course. Senior Prom L'H0lIby - C0mlH0I'1'i21l COUFSO- Usherg Class Day Usherg Junior 1-'rom Lziugliter is hast in life. Usher. Loads of fun, obliging, too He'll do all you ask him to. f ARl.'l'0N O. WILSUN i llacg .l.1g11glcige Eourse.th'ILrlac:k.l1l. HELEN G. VVINTERS 'fi 6 1 6 0 L do W1 e glr 5' Cindy . College Course. Basketball I. Q fi ' The quiet helpful kind We all like. ll l G. MAE WILSON L W g K'Sunny . College-Coinmercizll Course. ROBERT 'b ISL I 1 V Bztskethall II, lllg Football Usliei' l, 11, 1-1abb1t . Practical Arts Course. Sav- I Cf' lllg Dramatic Club II, III. ings Bank Posters ll, lll. X- ! She was jumping center, soinetinies LOHEZ, l0Hg after Ye 3-11 192611, K guard, VVe'll rememner iow goo he was 1 ln both places, Sunny starred. in art. qv , fix A N ,QQ WILSON WINSOR WINTERS WISE fx i A W ' i .. Q i if i l M Q f N S Rn Q- , -Q 'I 1 Clk-if ' ',es'e5'z'f.v' 'gf' 9' 'Vg,v-Qx:g5'f'ki,v'g10'g .1 .,,QQ.g.gi?,L1A , . . . f - 192 T 'J'0'72F2g' X ' - r k w i '1 wmv., -5-Zisilwis f ill ,E will Tl 7 l .l E fi i V 2 VVISHMAN VVUOD, JR. VVOODAMAN 'VVUUI PVVAIIIJ , 1 1 , Ei,IzABE'1'u M. VVISIIBIAN Beth . Gene-1'z1l l'ouI':-w. lhuiiiizllic' Club 1, 113 'l'lia1i1ksi:,'ivi11g:,' l'ilg'L'2llll. f' Keep moviiig' and tie worlnl niovn-s I with you: follow im- girls. Doiswriix' H. VVYPJN Hot , l'oll1-go l'ou1'sei. Iiuslcetlinll I, 5 ll: Soc-1-or lg Clirislnizis l'luy Ill: Nor'- mzil School Club ll, lll. 'ASIlZll'lillll,Y,' Q-yus, fzicw- uglow, thzlt's llorothy whom we like so. y HARRY L. Woon, JR. Bonny . C0lHl1It'I'f'l2ll Uourse. Fuolllnll II, IIIQ Hockey III: lizxsketbzill I 1 'l'i'zu-ll III: Dranizitic Club ll, 1111 Mau-bvtl1 : The Toy Shopuz New liromnspz Svnioi- Advisory Board. K Into our book ol' memory wi- shall fl fold, A picture of llzmrry with il haul void, The pleaszuit disposition hu lrioml to Gunn' YM:.li.xx Colle-go Vourse. lvlilllilgk-'I' Bzlsm-luill llll Iixislie-thzxll ll, lllg lliuiilmtic- Club 1. Sum-h us he will forgi- zilwud, re- W P gairclless ol' size. V Sell Firm 1 ll YFUNIANS Arid the spleudiil zwtiug' :lone us wnll. A AA A of A' ' A A l+1lliu . Gemerail Course. Football W ROBERT A' VVUNMMAN llslwr I, vlvl, lllg Junior lYl2LI'HllZl1j 'iThe ,D , N A u ,, 'Foy Shop 3 lvlklll l'lr1c'key I3 Basketball Rabbit . Pl'z1Ctir'ul Arts 1 ourse, I lima ll. N 5 l DRY P1'U1'h'f y' , , lJi1'l'r-iwilt things il's good to try' N , 'AAUEEQU l'USf'lV'J'l- 21110 STHMY 'll 'HS Une lentils in what path his skill -' 1 Y 1' lilflexilile to alll, mill obstiiizitvly mu IA R ! just. D, ELAXIXIQ XV0u1pWA1qD B,xI:ll.xR.x ANNA .l, Yolzii Vim ' i'oni11iel'ciul Uoursv, l':uuly1li1'l AAl52ll1S . 1'U111HlH'C'i2ll l'0lll'SF'- Q ff! --iylacbetlyq A lover of gports, oven hor vlolnes , , f Elaine the fair, lilzliue the l0Y2llllt'.A 1 TIN lI'Q'llll of llvl' Illlllfl Shows. li QP 75 Mx VVYER YAGJIAN Y ICOMANS YOHTQ V P 23 N 5 ll . A . f li 4 fx J , - ' - 9 ,- G l .-.4 926284 W IIC? 311 Q-cef.af.::.g-aff-savages ' 1 l l l Ei C' 9' Y .vc -.ll Y ' ' Y Y 5435 Q5 E. . . K I k J, 4 oi N YOUNG YOUNG ZACHER ZANI V BEHRIQE K. YOUNG CHARLES A. ZACHHR if Bea . Commercial Course. Basketball Charlie . General Course. Track I, Usher. II, H13 Footballg Baseball. Soft peace she brings whenever she The fellow that puts pep, person- arrives. ality, and sparkle into the deadest classroom. WILLIAM A. YOUNG EDVVARD ZANI Billy . Practical Arts Course. Track Lymie . Commercial Course. Foot- I. ball II, III. Very m0deSt-H0lhiI1g to Say A true friend is a. most valuable But he is going to fly some day. asset. A J x. ... I' JOSEPH L. ZARELLA 'I' - Jock . General Course, His motto: Do or Die. I I lgl it A e- e - 1 5 9 31 if me Nd Ikxxx Q - Aff-dar? fe? - 457, '. X?-be- A Glass QBallot I The Girl Who Has Done Most for 31 ............ BARBARA L. DARLING . The Boy Who Has Done Most for 31 ................ TOHN S. Mr. SINA A Most Popular Girl ........................................ CHAIDINE L. STODDARD Most Popular Boy ........ ............. J oHN S. MESSINA Most Admired Girl ...... Most Admired Boy . Most Versatile Girl . Most Versatile Boy ....... .. Most Dignified Girl ...... ..... Most Digniiied Boy BETTY SCHLUSS WILLIAM J. BOWEN MARY L. CAREW JOHN S. MESSINA .. PAULINE L. RANDOLPH FRANCIS J. KEOUGH 5 A i Nfl U ... .. P -fii9w . A, - . AWA.-. ...A....,.-H -A L.. . 1... I A I? I ...,.. , 2 I Z 'Y , A J ' l i ' A J 2' Best Girl Athlete ...... .. ........... MARY L. CAREW Best Boy Athlete ....... ...... C HRIGTOPHER J. SARNO Most Promising Girl Most Promising Boy 1i3I65r Talkative Girl Most Talkative Boy GRACE AZNAVOORIAN JAMES K. BIsH0r ANNMARIE F. MAGOVERN I I ill ii i CHARLES J. BEAUSANG Most Attractive Girl .......... ISABEL E. MATEL A KW Handsomest Boy ........ ..... W ILLIAM J. BOWEN Class Actress ....... ...... B ARBARA L. DARLING Class Actor ....... ...... E DWARD P. CURTIN 0 Class Musician ........ . GFVTRITWY' K. HINTIIAW Class Artist ...... ..... F LAINIG W. DELAURIER I Class Giggler ....... MARGARET R. GURNEY Best Natured ...... .............. C AROL I. HIIIL A R Class Dude ....... ..... E VERETT W. HERSEY 5 Class Wit ...... ..... M YRON E. KNOWIYFS Class Poet ........ ........ H ENRY A. FOLEY A ik if - fi ' me sh A we I1 Q SUAQIQQAQAAYQQAQ ww, VE: f ' ikgggfirg, f 1 m,ivLQlxv ,W V ,ggmi:,-11511 w , V ' AW' Ny,glirggig.rJ.1A,1gyT.,q:.g 7 Q ygir' L33 2 V , 'W T' X 'Q' 'HZ ' 'S I My X., '1 W QW ,:N'Y V.. , ' ,f',v 3 1 X 1:41.-iff' 5,g21wQj' Q , 1L-xf.,.4gg.::.r.h,fg1Q.:.,tfi,L..Li.c.. ,Lg,fgms..',,x-4 , ' I ffff--'..rf-1'2-gif? -X9 w ya 525 L, .vGxf1'f:l2f'fcfSr'v'f'fI.:fJ'4''-'fivfif r'-Q-Qrfffi'-f fiZ:?A::fQi 'V U 4' K' L'gK ,l5f'5 Q,.,...w4..,..,......W..,....,.,.4...,f' S ,Ww- SCLNES FROM MACBETH .. H K 1 ' ' 4 i,Q!'F.v,!, 1 AJ A V, , - . : If - gp- M V 2 V N, . lr - ,g I--M 4 ,,v,,x, Y , ,.,,. 4' J. ' '--J ' ew. ,,.f. ,-,. g..,, .H , ,, ' ' 'A ' f 5-sf f-f-AH- -PM -- v-A---7-7 -W A-rj-v V Y . L 'ii l 1 of fr fuss? r ealiz es-.-a1ss.sis-1223 gg I K is Aw Senior Glass Qlag E -U- HTHE TRAGEDY OF MACBE X DUNCAN, King of Scotland .................................... Y MALCOM, his son ........................... .............. ..... DONALBAIN, his son ....................................... .......... MACBETH, general of the Klng's army .. BANQUO, general of the Klng's army .... MACDUFF, noblernan of Scotland .......... LENNOX, nobleman of Scotland ........ Ross, nobleonanl of Scotland ........... ....... MENTEITH, nobleman of Scotland ....... ANGUS, nobleman of Scotland ............ CAITHNESS, nobleman of Scotland ........ Nr sl It if FLEANCE, son of Banque .................... W SIWARD, earl of Northumberland .......... 'tx G SEYTON, an officer attending Macbeth . A BOY, son of Macdnjj' ................................ A DOCTOR ................................. A WOUNDED SERGEANT ....... I A PORTER .......................... LADY MACBETH ............................................ ...... LADY MACDUFF ............................................................ YOUNG SIWARD, has son .............................. ............. GENTLEWOMAN, attending Lady Macbeth .................... TH!! Victor B. Magnuson Harry L. Wood, Jr. Everett W. Hersey Franklin G. Hinckley Theodore W. Kerr Edward P. Curtin Edward D. Griffin Henry A. Foley John S. Messina Francis R. Dittami Thomas E. Moore Joseph E. Shannon Sigmund P. Somy John J. Kiely Joseph J. Gianino Elizabeth S. Whitney Joseph P. Monteforte Arthur C. O'C0nnor George O. Poehler Barbara L. Darling Frances M. Logan Betsy C. McKeon THREE WITCHES, Dorothy B. Steele, Cecile A. Muller, Nancy P. Logan APPARITIONS, Marion M. Nordblom, Dorothy L. Steeves, Esther M. Sullivan Two MURDERERS, Charles J. Beausang, Anthony B. Costa ATTENDANTS, John J. Kiely, Arnold L. Jones, Arthur P. Robinson LoRDs, Stanley H. Johnson, Chester A. Parkhurst, Roland P. Hanson LADIES. Jane S. Knowles, Helen S. Heckbert, Betty Schluss, Dorothy Etz SOLDIERS. James G. Shea, George E. Rollins, Edwin A. Thornquist, Aldrich S. Forward MESSENGERS, Lawrence M. Clough, James K. Bishop ' The action of the play takes place dispersedly: In Act I, on the heath, near Forres, and at the Castle of Macbeth at Inverness, In Act II, at the Castle at Inverness, In Act III, in and near the Palace at Forres, In Act IV, at the Palace, in a. Cavern, at MacDuff's Castle in Fifeshire and the Palace of Macbeth- In Act V in and near the Castle of Dunsinane 7 7 f 1 S-1 . ' , . . C . , I 4 1 1,99 A Nd WS, if ? f 3 5 , 5 E USHERS AND CANDY GIRLS E?- ' z y nnay - Mia ' i ' ' ' X53 ,, lit ., mana- ., A j - ?JJ-645Q, The Tragedy of jlfacbeth M W -,,- M, 7 lt has been approximately twenty-live years since the Medford L! High School has offered anything from Shakespeare. t'Macbeth xg proved a popular choice with the class of 1931. It was a decided V! success, and the appreciative audience was enthusiastic in its praise. Ni, Macbeth was presented at the Roberts Junior High School on February nineteenth and twentieth. The barren and desolate i heath, the dark thunder-clouds, the approaching storm, and the weird, misshapen forms of the witches, all combined to excite in- terest in the play. The ghastly incantation scene, when the witches hurled, one by one, the loathsome ingredients of their hell-broth into the bubbling cauldron, put everybody in an excitable state of mind. These witch scenes were cleverly and strikingly depicted by Dorothy Steele, Cecile Muller, and Nancy Logan. Franklin Hinckley .gave an excellent portrayal of Macbeth as a man of noble impulse and exalted character, who struggled with temptation and Who finally yielded. At the beginning of the play, Macbeth was an honest and brave man, but later, as the play prog- ressed, we saw him as a haggard criminal. His imagination and con- 'SQ science .gave him no rest, for he dropped deeper and deeper into N, crime. At the end he died a savage and almost brutal death. EJ Barbara Darling, Lady Macbeth, played her part as Well as a V professional. In the first two acts, We saw in her a woman whose Qi' only ambition was to make her husband king. She gave up every consideration of friendship, hospitality, and humanity. In the last la? three acts, however, 'she wasno longer the resolute, defiant woman, We but rather a shrinking woman whose conscience gave her no peace until death released her. :N Edwin Curtin and Theodore Kerr gave splendid characteriza- E tion of MacDuff and Banque, respectively. ' p With the porter scene came, the only comedy o fthe play. George S Poehler did this part admirably. A Credit is due to each individual who participated, to the orches- E tra, which helped to create a fitting atiniosphere, and especially to Mr. Carey who coached the play. fl gi 4 . . fir 253 Q P,-,SJ-gif-+2-QW 119 311 Saga Fix W QM W .M 149. 2'Qfc?',-,iff , A .. 1,1---wr -f-V jj ' ,137 .N 3 , ,X . , ,, - f' 175 ,f .P wx f' ' , ,- -2, ' - 8,7 ff I M K. 1- 'M W' - :'wA 4 I f 1 ff, x ,in I Q 1 . . x 11 HANDS-fMACBETH' AGE ST 6 , ww ,, M' , W.'1, wwi ,ml xl f,.., ,NW k I A -N,.,.,,,,W, . . L, ., .,,,.. W., W, fom,M.,..,, , ... ., .Y W , . 1 -Q, , , Y -K ,, . ,, , Y ,ii A, ELiMCMH!,.v .354 V, J w .- . , , .K - . . f , .. K A , 5 - -,5 3:-,,f-, , , K Y,,.,.-,.., . . -, V , M- 11 gfvf' W . 1f:yff1.j 'f ' ..-...,.W, .-.....-.... ..-.M.Q..e - - W: 'F 'ia ,WM y 4 1 1 1'x . gg ZAZZUHY QIVZ Al? f Ax kk x. -if H4Q COMMITTEES IN CHARGE P ill if Q . 949 . f 4.6 . Q. i - li-912 A,. .1 . .. + , J . I. W9 N 3 gp, 'N Aw STAGE: John J. Fitzpatrick, chairmang Josep'h W. Carew, Wilbert L. U J ones, Lucien J. Colucci, Hebert O. Robinson. LIGH-Ts: Oscar DelBuono, Victor E. Voges. 7 if f gi i l S PROPERTIES: Vincent W. Jeselonis, John E. O'Nei1, Marie E. Ryder. K Y PUBLICITY: Isabel E. Matel, Arthur W. Kuper, Fred S. Saul. .. V ' I USHERS: William J. Bowen, Richard S. De Vere, John Gerrior, Francis J . J. Keough, John S. Messina, John S. Rowntree. ' Y l. i CANDY: Jane Bailey, Elizabeth S. Caliri, Ellinor E. Collins, Eleanor in M. Elms, Barbara A. Groif, Anna B. Jack, Josephine A. . 'Q Kenefick, Jessie W. Langill, Anna M. MacNeil, Sarah , J Nakashian, Alice WM. O'Leary, Violette J. Quirk, Phyllis J. Smith, Dorothy L. Towle, Elaine D. Woodward. 77 4 K li fi bi T ,ml 517 Q SAS an-X 1 ULZLZLZMAAJXB UQ kli 'YETvaUQ STA K fl i fl 5 - 49 3- gi 0 in 9 Q' f l 3 lk A 5 lx i Q 41x if fl T. ll xi S J fi 'C' 9 W X .5 ... Ae,x Q smn ,M . Y , , . 1 ,y.-Q9 f Ja an M, ,.A., , , + 5 , V k 7 E YQ? Tragggea ie QF M Q E TM M Y Q MHS, saiwnom PLM, ICIBI. f E? nl-Ay oN, - Q ff rw N 2 55:54 . , M ff AEK? nl? Qfzcsigfw hg eg xy X 2 JT F ' , 1 f' xl? W:ulll If' ' fn Q 1 , 5 0,2444 f f 5 f- I SW, WH v u fx X 'ff' ' FRANWRSHINCKLEY EDD ' V Macbeth mM1:2el wvgle nf' f 3 1 come Q. fff , FROM FIFE. is fg , J GIIEEIQCI I, ,Q 2 of W I -'-A ' ,L Y at Q 'N-- ,.!4m W W , A ,',. ff Y J Mmss BARBARA f f M Dmme, AS we Rumess LAW k V LW! ! Mngeewud sms 1 fy A Eafo M , women? ' 1 51 IW A ' Pimencfo MTRFSS. , i OLE AS THE 46 SE0Ni5'7?1YFTHRiJ,t og ROSS, ,. WAS oevuouuy DRESSHD -me mmm DOROTHY STEELE, CEQLE ' IN BORROWED ROSES, MULLER, AND NANQI LOGAN, AS 'THE WEIRD SQSTEPNSU, PRESENTED A A TEBRIF!'Nff fWPFMANfE 1. 4 Nd QA SQ. Q Q Q 'Z , 'Q 0 - i i Y A-1' 5 w? YQ E? W 3? V Z W 1 X Af in 3 QS 79 1 VS V +1 5 ii in Bl BI! Ike . . l . ?1.f+d..Q -f. 0 .QSIUU Eg Ya' X0 I' ' ' 4. Q45 4. W Seniors whose general average of BH in eligible for Class Day parts: Eleanor A. Angeleri Thelma R. Ardito Ruth E. Ashley Evangeline Aznavoorian Grace Aznavoorian Frances E. Barden Dorothy Y. Barstow - Paul T. Benson Dorothea Berry James K. Bishop 5 l Julian L. Block Ramona M. Brogi M. Louise Brosseau Myrtle R. Brown Elizabeth S. Caliri f Rose M. Ceglia fl Mary A. Cerullo Lawrence M. Clough Ellinor E. Collins Lucian J. Colucci' l Josephine F. Cortina Margaret E. Cronin Walter C. Cutler Barbara L. Darling Arline F. Davidson Jacqueline A. Desha Edith M. Dimick Francis R. Dittami Walter L. Ducharme Emerson P. Elliott M. Edna Ellis Dorothy Etz Joseph M. Fitzgerald Kathleen C. Fitzgibbons Stella M. Florino Grace I. Galligan Maria L. Garibotto Hazel D. Godwin Sarah Goldberg Julian L. Grasewicz Q if it N h Pi th 'S Robert J. Greer Charles J. Griffin Edward D. Griffin Barbara A. Groff Pasqualina H. Guido P. Roland Hanson Clare F. Harrington Elizabeth C. Haworth scholarship made them John P. Murray Sarah Nakashian Freeman H. Neal Gladys D. Nicoll Clara H. Nitzsche Marion F. Nordblom Alice M. Nordbo Joseph E. O'Brien Marguerite E. Healey Rose E. O'Conn0r Everett W. Hersey lrene M. Hersey H. Morton Hill Franklin G. Hinckley Walter B. Holmes Robert P. Hupfer Alfred L. Irish Barbara Johnson H. Stanley Johnson Thelma A. Jones Ruth H. Keene Harriet F. Kenty Francis J. Keough Myron E. Knowles Arthur W. Kuper Jessie W. Langille George H. Locke Mary A. Lodico Frances M. Logan Nancy P. Logan Virginia B. Lynn Mary E. MacLeod Anna M. MacNeil Shirley A. Marcus Fausta A. Martini Isabel E. Matel Howard K. Oldmixon Alice M. O'Leary Helen G. ,Olive Edith M. Paglinca Quantino R. Perella Harold M. Porter Eleanor R. Quinby Violette J. Quirk Pauline L. Randolph Dorothy Richardson Virginia L. Richmond Alice M. Romano Anna Saraflan Grace Sarmanian Fred S. Saul Betty Schluss Alden N. Scott Louise A. Smith Phyllis L. Smith G. Evangeline Spearin Dorothy B. Steele F. Pearl Stetson Esther M. Sullivan Phyllis E. Thompson Marion L. Thornquist Margaret Vance Zaruhe K. MazmanianViCl30I' E. Voges Caesar G. Monarca Georgia E. Moreau Evelyn F. Morris Cecile A. Muller Jack Walter Perry H. Ware Miriam H. Whitcher Robert A. Woodaman Edward Zani sv . - a be t it . , 2-eye-...,.,sQm,,-fm I19 31 lagging. we-.Q-Melee - E12 71? K ' 45. , J-M, , J -w L Us- .,- eww. 7.134 f: f :iffy w--Qiqvf - KX- .. E53 ,.L.x: '5 ,...z,3sQcaz,, :W zz Q S 5 1 Z E 2 'B XTIC CLI M4 DRA w , ,YT - f, ..,,., ... ,VVV ,,.n,,,.-, A' I ' 1 f ,. sk N.: ,.z,.,m'g,., fu, X Q 2.0 .,,lMf.n- M-N ' Q, ,......- M., ...,, Y , ,.::.,-.- Af. .. , wx., an I 'FYI' ' 0 f M9 x xx x min. N'N'i5QN 'X Q10 Ky X 1 N A 'X isis,-A . . A - v 'f fig 1 ,AIQYQ 4' ' ' - S' ' Q ' f 5 N Rf Qramatic Glub Activities ..,g... The Dramatic Club began its activities late in November with an afternoon dance in the Medford High School gymnasium. The dance, which was both a financial and social success, was enjoyed by many l1igl1 school students. , H THE THANKSGIVING PAGEANT 'l The first dramatic production presented was the Thanksgiving Pageantw which depicted the perilous journey of the Pilgrims from their comfortable homes in England to their crude dwellings in America Their experiences were cleverly portrayed by the talented members of the Dramatic Club. The Indian dance, by our fellow-students' was exceedingly realistic -although there were those who would laugh at the fierce, yelling red skins! In the church scene one of the churchmen who fell asleep was vigorously prodded by the watchful sexton-much to the delight of the audience. Incidentally, John Messina made an excellent ministeri One of the shocks which the audience experienced occurred dur- ing the fight between the Indians and the settlers. Each member of the audience jumped simultaneously at the shots-unless he had nerves of steel. A T l 4 25 ll jg Nav RDS .e-'X . c E T ee ' fi as , e -, ,,, s 9 .3Ugg4iQf+rQe.fQew , ge A, . f' 1 1 r 1 1 I J I , V 1 .fm 1 4 E I K 1 1 w 1 1 . ,E if' 1 I .. 14 H ,,,1 JJ J, g1 W pg WE uf W , W 2 , xv W, f ,flxxi , ,gd ,lgywa ,f' P 3 i? , w J w ,A nA A 23-,H 125 1 f law s- mmf ' f TT? KF? QF Riff N Xa W 1 E EQ W J Y , E? M V sw VW mf M M 5' im., SE Q 'TJ W 7 H 4: l VW b 495 'wg EQ gl .53 ai J W l . f L fMwf ff Z f? 9 3 ,r , , Q ,IW X I1 1l Qs f f .f xx ,,f' xl , Ji ' H mv? -. feifcss, A' C '7 ,-,, wif... -,3 ?iQK 2- 'i'H2.K u feta feoy ,Shop l Y 3 H M xi fl Q 5 6 J The second was the Christmas play, The Toy Shop . The au- I, ra clience was delighted by the small boy and the charming-little girl who i li were lost in a toy shop. After being overcome by fatigue, both fell Q li asleep, and, after several interesting dances and conversations were J il conducted by the dolls who came to life, were discovered by the girl is p , Y, mothermother, Helen Bent, and the boy's father, Harry Wood, who T had been dear to each other long ago. This unexpected meeting pro- sf duced a happy climax. The audience especially enjoyed the Jack-in- the-B-ox Who, after raising his gaily painted face from his box, cried out at intervals, Cheer-up, everybody, cheer-up,'l and disappeared into his box emitting ear-piercing squeaks. EK' V T if V, 9Vew Qirooms A The third production was a comedy of the American home, New Broomsn. The grouchy father, Eddie Curtin, gave over the manage- Q J ment of his broom factory and household to his son, Harry Wood, p who was convinced that the only way to be successful in business was to 'ilu have a smile for everyone. After going through many trying ex- AN J periences, Harry realized that his father could not always smile be- cause of the heavy responsibility of managing his broom factory and his household. Another important plot concerned the love affair be- ffl tween Harry Wood and Helen Bent, taking root at first sight, grow- Va , ing during the play, and blossoming in all its fullness with the final l scene. Each person .portrayed his part very commendably-Harry , Wood 's cold was so true-to life that the members of the audience were h soon sneezing! T To say that the Dramatic Club has had a successful year is ex- , pressing the thought mildly-it went over the top . The players . are to be praised for the excellent way in which they impersonated the f' JL characters. In addition to aiding the club financially, they gave every A T audience untold enjoyment. V . ,fi W A l i Ni 921 Q .f 1 Lan' J N4 Sum I 1 U Lyf Q-if .-. Qzgggrvzff v I 9 3 I g lyivxfb-a'K'QrS'kQ C' 'X GXD ' .wg , V , . , y ., -1 , .Q fgga EQi I t ,, K, .Img is 5 M X THE 'W Bef CHRISTNAS PAGEANT Z SENlOR CLASS PLA fro. 'ACF w X fi wi THF. Tumwscrvrme W x XX., , f THE Tov suov A 1 K? Q N 7 7' ,Ki W 'gf 1 2551- f' 3 'W V X if XX 5 ' 2' t fi 'N ,ff fn. f ' , ' fi ' N f L 1 1 f l T We of M 5 L K :Q fv f PLAY ki 5pfV ,.,? ., ff It fxyxxx , . K ftixllxf nm PAEEANT' Um LACBLTH NE BROOMS ig ZR ,fb 14 N '23 Lf' - L , 1 9 31 ffff-fi.-fm,.2+v4z,2fg2Qf2X2qgI -. Hwsfxp,-Agfa f lafwzcs. 'M JJ22-ig if .9Vew q'31fooms CHARACTERS I 2 as 5 ll 52 E N1 In Order of Their Appearance THOMAS BATES .... MR. KNEELAND ........ Edward P. Curtin Earle A. Baker TQ? MARGARET ............. ..... D Orothy Richardson .Sig WILLIAMS ................. ........ A rthur C. O'COnnoI GEORGE MORROW ......... ........ A lfred A. Bracy f THOMAS BATES, JR. ....... ...... H arry L. Wood Af ETHEL BATES ............... ....... I Sabel E. Matel FLORENCE WHEELER ......... ............... L aura E. Clarke WALLIE NOWELL ....... ......... W illiam W. McAlpine ig REV. PHILIBDOW ....... .......... P aul H. Gilpatric GERALDINE MARSH ..... ........ H elen E. Bent J SIMPSON .................... ................ J ack Walter A NELSON ....... ....... .... . . . ....... ....... ............ S i gmund P. Somy J V The entire play takes place in the library of the Bates Home. ACT' I. June 8. .W ACT II. SCENE 1-In August. SCENE 2-In November. ACT III. June again. - I E-93? , I19 31 UQQSQQL.-gf-fri A 21' ,, f F39 F N Jw fgmfeg!f3 X Miss MATQL E-C N WH mu 'J A v 1 5 X. e-gas., , WAS 30 AWA' 5 EK' W ff ff'NqJY2 0 P mg fx Xia, E -T my OAS. K S ,, f H1-,LEN h JNG I J 0 A C A , I xox! 0 j Hougexeebm-3 K 6 H ,JN 'If.:f-,J1?fAFoffW' TWG . A 5mil.8 FOV? ffl SJ F N w E f, il xhfvsnuione A V Ed CMTAIN I V X if mga ?rQov Q4 A ,, ' f0'?!l,f5'7 l .W , , V veny Ewecfwe H B , I 4 0 ah warm 'HNC XV ! H ' , Q lo? 1-he hovsell . U fi XR A .44 X N H W J Peglf SE, ,, sk f M J 1,, Ja f , X1 CouLJ'n l' HAVE WOQQM 4 ' XX POSSIBLQ done w f 9 fm ' A Befgere P1206 E , ' 0 , . W RK D f I oflgrii-+o HARRY!! V qu+fa+s- 1,x 'Z X ,A EWS-: 1 f I1931l 5'fff-QiS.?f1'i,'gS 5J ', - 'IQ Z A 5 ,nv 1 eg fir ' S. inf f HSV WWE? E5 Efgiyl A sw U1 1 f- f 13 ' 1 E , . .,. ..... ,W wMA,,...,., .wwfMIWWmwmvW.w.W,fmMAfpMmaM4.Mxmm,,MgMf,-MMWW., Y-,,,,,w..,.k.e,,n.'A,,M,. ,, . N, W-M-..wm.Jw.m.MMW..m,,,,mMm..mmmm.m.wwWw..,MLf6 M5 3, x 1 -. ' ' Y 5 GFA . fm wif ah ,x v, 1-f f ax A- --Y--M--ff v --W -ff: fy- --h-rgww-f - . , . W, , N .., 5, ,. ..Mf-v:,..,..-wx-HAM-,wT,,.g:m,--Wnnmmm-w.wE.gf,fT,:w1' 35511 gm 62 . tmff ,1 irq '15 V 93 QFMW5 15353 AEN?-if SA if-,Q 3rAQYi4'l 2-if !3'.3f,f,s E 1 4, gigs? if 2? U QA-- TiH7Qi7g 24223 g,iQe. 1 Qld 1? ff X 'HM W H SUT 2 352-X 11655 ORCHESTRA ,, 5 -1 1 :N wg , .L'X -E if rx fl X34 5 K 1 ' a-,fi ,gm j Ju! ' .,k.i, NW 7 Fil? 1 5 1 2692 mm ' :'f S 2 911 He MH Si QUNIE 1 ii wifi? Lliref meg? , ga :Q J, ,M F. iflflnmf l w w w X w 2 AQ W 1 3 X W 41. 1, I 1 ,, W1 fx ' 2' . -J 5159: RAW QM 5? JJ F532 , W3 :Dae g, f'g? ,p1 1l,ff gm, f af MMF 4 'Y Q. f 7 RAND i A v- mr - -X1 217 1 i s aw.-gif.-51215 . K lt 7 l i l it it A7 lt hi 4, 5 ia tl, A oh jbfeclford gtigh Qrchestra and Wand ...g... up ,i ,, 4 Music is the best mind trainer of them all. if i Much praise is due to our High School Orchestra and Band for A l their loyal support in making our school activities a success. ceived great ovations. At Macbethl', the Dramatic Club productions, A and the Prize Speaking Contest, the orchestra did its share com- y lf On the football field the band, decked in colorful uniforms, re- Eg meudably. K Our orchestra is rewarded for the many hours of faithful practice A after regular hours of study, by gaining a routine knowledge of the i . . . . , t classical repertoire and practical experience which tits the members A i for positions in various orchestras or radio work after leaving school. i l MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA AND BAND n Director, MR. ELMER WILSON ' Hp NYIOLIN VIOLINCLJIil40 Gertrude Hintliau NViunifred Olson CC'oncert Mistressj Dorothy Olson TRUMPET Evangeline Aznavooriau Helen Bent John Watson Florence Bovey Dollald Berg Stevens J. Burke Nm-man Burns Mario DeBenedictas Lillian Cadey David Lightbourne 5 Joseph Mallard Ralph Muouo PIANO Henry Perry . John O,Heam ikldeline Bodoh . ay Johnson GUY Ohver. Miriam Whitcther Anna P6tI'01Cl1 King Coffin Loretta Tholman DRUMS Margaret Gagliardi Robert Sylvia CLARINET A James Lundgren Dominic Florino TROMBONE Paul Gilpatric Charles Seaboyd Edward Shea Edward Zeigler Leonard Dorney A EIS S.. O is ' E J az O ., yr fd STAFF REVIEXV ,f. f--. wfu, mfr., d f F 6 , gym' yk a G? kfivw, Esflrw M175 sfvesxg t , l g feg L AIN? qfevzew ta f f , , fl TZ.. Q vizfigvi f k A-A Q wie. Ei 1 QS f 5, -Q 'W I . I The two numbers of the Review issued during the year were the a largest and finest in its history. The staif .greatly appreciates the co- operative efforts of the student body that have made possible such line presentations. ji S EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: WALTER B. HOLMES, '31 ' ASSOCIATE EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR 74 H Grace I. Galligan, '31 Ester M. Modin, '32 X LITERARY EDITORS VI Poetry: Henry A. Foley, '31 Prose: Barbara L. Darlfng, '31 Shirley A. Marcus, '31 Franklin G. Hinckley, '31 f by Marie C. Flynn, '32 Perry H. Ware, '31 Norma G. Burton, '32 Harry J. Collyer, '33 N , Florence V. Pennock, '32 Bradford Coolidge, '33 SCHOOL NEWS EDITORS I James K. Bishop, '31 Eleanor R. Barrett, '32 X . John J. Fitzpatrick, '31 William G. Taylor, '32 Arthur W. Kuper '31 Laura F. Norcott, '33 ' Betty Schluss 31 Helen E. Ward 33 CLASS NOTES AND ALUMNI NOTES EDITORS Anse'ma Hines 31 Louise Brosseau 31 Ann MacNei1 31 Elmer Rawson 33 Jzsephine Cortina 31 Florence Mullis EXCHANGE EDITORS I I Barbara A. Ashton 31 Pauline L. Randolph 31 Eleanor Wiles 32 X I SPORTING EDITORS Mary L Carew 31 George F Fusco ' John S Rowntree 31 STAFF ARTISTS Stephen J Burke, 31 Elaine W DeLaur1er FACULTY ADVISERS Marian R Daggett Edward J Finnegan M Gertrude Fairbanks Mary P Webb Hila Helen Small MANAGING EDITOR CHARLES J BEAUSANG 31 ASSISTANTS Assistant Managing Edltors W Louise Eekhoif 32 and Lewis H Lovering 32 Advertlslng Manager Thomas M McManus 33 Circulation Manager Urita Pote 32 Publicity Manager Dorothy P Kerr 33 .! f iii f a' cb ' y Iii 4 3 3331 5. al ' I i ' ' ' i ' 5 li , ' A I . , ' , . , '31 Z! j - ' all 'Q' - . ' ' . ' ,'31 'l . : . , ' . . , z 1 . 9 , . L . , Qi . ' ' : . , ' il V .. ' . : I5 . . , ,, , 4 UN li li l fi 22: s I I1 9 31 1 Jai.-f...Qfz,f:-.fufefaeyis F' JS. 55 U gf. . 'HH 5 an 5 Wk JJ, L wAk ,V,71' fp K 6 Q , W , Vtkr .L .Q-. 3: -5-M5451 yy -V wx' J f? . 1 - U, ,. i 9a I i Q , 9 ,,f,:- ,S 2.11 . 3f!iA QQEJ , New 3,y5?ffA 'iff if: x V Q rw 3 fill: 1 i va? A 1- riff , 7,5433 f z 1 ti .X 1 fl fr UB EI-RATING CL IJ 3Q2l1ZlQ7 'V ':wLwu 'AA ' 'W ' ' W gg F H ' 1 40 -Arapz I 0 1 2 e il? e gm . t e - ay? i R I f t V 5 'NK ll ll E, The Ways' Qzveeattag Glub Ng , l -.- t' j' After an interval of three years, the Boys' Debating Club was reorganized, due to revived interest in debating in the school. Under the able supervision of Mr. Finnegan, teams were organized, repre- l -Q senting the classes in the -school. There were five debates held be- tween these teams. ll lt V W W lj! at Al N 9 l MEMBERS Lester Gaffney, President James Shea, Secretary N, N Charles Beausang, Moderator Q I Jehu Clark Russell Garland Gerald Hennessy Tague Chrisholin cg Harris Youdkofsky Bradford Coolidge Thomas McManus William Baldwin l Richard Davis Harry Collier ZS l , ty: 9 ,P L, 1 V ' ,A 1 W e , ti, f- J QA L K , A A e' Mews,-eeanaaftet is I19 31 lgsaeaafgaaafcee Q e v ,erffn X. Jw, , dw wgifff vu ,L,wM!n:,'.5M WP v..1,4 if drmxawf ,W V 4uW,flf,,ym.i75 I K ,V .,,, ., A f W f M mid--.-1-uw,'M-N--f1'f',,1: .tg.::,:.gii',-izrrfrciig' 1,,W,- L Q K - w -E W 352 ,f:.-iii ,ff V- . , A 1 Q 1 1 ,S :' f -H ' K' - xg? gg:-,A , Lrg ., .:,,,5.,h,.:- L. .-2LLu,..,. z., ,J , ,. , , .. ,, ,, LW.. ,, ., V gm...,1k,.M,W.wL,W.,.N.,,L,fw M1-. ,.. ,,.,,, 4 1 H A f H f 2 Q X M w 1 -v A ,W f 5X.x.,5.,,.,... 9,414 1 -.W CLUB SCHOOL 'OR MAL 2 f x JJ: 7 Q! cL,.J.e:i Y: .. i L , W L --M. 4 4 N 5 4 -L qc . . ,. .L W... ,:,m1 .LQf.5Qmm-flz.-,.-JM,....,...-....,h,,,,.,,i,,.,.,., ...A.m,K.,.'Q,3 ' ,- 912 Salk .k, .L .. .. . . i f ,B '1 .. X3 i .giformal School 811,46 T . ' Q :Quail ' X President .Q ............ .................. A NNA JACK, '31 N p Vice President ........ ...... D oRo'rHY THURSTON, '31 ji S'eeretai'y ................. .............. IV IARY LOONEY, '31 K Treasurer .................... ..... D oms SANDGREN, '32 f Sophomore-at-Lai'ge ...... ........ M ARION WooL1,EY, '33 g Rf Faculty Adviser .................................................... MRS. MARY M. BAGLEY 7 bf The aim of this organization is to bring together, in a friendly H? manner, the students preparing for Normal School. N M, Although late in commencing, the club had a very enjoyable , vearf In March, a theatre party was attended by many of the mem- X A bers who found Trader Horn a very unique picture. The annual steak roast was held at the Sheepfold in the early part of April. fi A ., Through the kindness of Mr. Gilky and Mrs. Bagley, a trip to the A Lowell Normal School was made by the Senior members. They were ml graciously received. and the trip proved a very instructive and bene- ,gg ficial one. ' The club is more than grateful to Mrs. Bagley for her keen in-V R terest and aid throughout the year. T A MEMBERS T Carmelia Baglioni Myrtle Brown Ruth Carpenter Alice Dolan A Eleanor Elms A Eleanor Fortunate Maria Galante ' Anna J ack fi 1 Harriet Kenty Helen Lawson Mary Larney Mary Maguire Betsy McKean Anna McNeil Eileen O'Brien Esther Sullivan A Dorothy Thurston Dorothy Wyer li .ii MQ' up o g , 9 311 gg eenggqngrzrtgfa ,AA K -, k,.,g---Rm' .,4x' i1?Z figif 53i53Y VM'Twf ff'.','5,2'i 23QEGE gQ?5 H , w 1' Qifkfgi ifffgji K K. ', We 1, Hx s f N g?qVxf 1533 22 777 'VN EAKERS SP ZE PRI . Tix, ' Sffflg V1 J 5751 5 My iA5i We 5 hike 7? 5 W Wi 2 f ffm fQQ6 fMiV aj 'f 2 on fp' fox, ' Nd v s,,Q,,f,-aka f O 45 H AM, Iwo-cs - aefeee-ers. Cl .4 'U f 'HL' ' f Y 7 . CS . I - It sembly Hall on April 8, 1931. . I H . l 7 ' 5 ll , ' ll f S V me ll 'M fi li ii f vf nze peakmg Contest I EI! The Second Annual Prize Speaking Contest was held in the As- . 5+ The program opened with selections by the High School Orchestra. 5 Mr. Gilkey chairman in his introductory speech, spoke in praise and ,L appreciation of the work done by all the members of the Public Speak- V! ing Classes. He mentioned the fact that from more than one hundred U pupils twenty-five were chosen for the semi-finals. The eight speakers chosen for the finals gave the following K program: 7 The Unsolved Crime ............................................ ........ F 'ink DOROTHY YORK BARSTOW The Boy Orator of Zepata City ....................... ...... D avis EDWARD PETERS CURTIN The Deacon's Masterpiece ................................... , .......... Holmes EVELYN FLORENCE MORRIS Heroes of the Land of Penn .............................. ...... L ippard A JOSEPH JAMES GIANINO jg Zingarella, The Wild Flower of Spain .................... Ma.cDowell R FRANCES MERRIAM LOGAN I R J. How to Hunt the Fox CA Burlesquej ............ ...... N ye 6 HENRY ARTHUR FOLEY no I An Abandoned Elopement .................................... ....... L incoln 6 HELEN ELIZABETH RAUSKOLB p Touissant L' Overture ....................................... ...... P hillips FRANCIS JOHN KEOUGH A JE Vtfhen a decision was reached, the awards-gold medals for the Q two first .prizes and silver medals for the two second prizes-were awarded by Mr. Charles T. Daly. The girls' first prize went to Helen E. Rauskolbg the girls' second, to Dorothy Y, Barstow. Edward P. Q Curtin was selected first prize winner for the boysg Joseph J. Gianino, y LX second. p 2 K A , Those who took part inthe contest should feel the satisfaction of JT having displayed excellent Work. The contest pr-oved entertaining Q A my and successful. l ,E I A I K AM p M U J be 6 L X Y l1931l 'X ap' fem, ' A T Glass oem SUNSET AND-TO-MORROW! HENRY ARTHUR FOLEY, '31 Q A it 5 n mn- 3 4 3 3 ig ,-d.,g2gg J? W V I r X . ou.. i fl 5 A scented hush steals 0'er the wood And .settles in the silvan glades, lj Anointing all in brotherhood, l Q The fragrant, dreamy calm pervades. gl X And saddened visions watch the sun Weep golden-colored tears on high Which, even as the day is done, , f my Run triekling down an azure sky. f 1 Eg The poplars stand in little bands Sf And futilely they try and try fl S? To stretch aloft their greedy hands And clutch a bit of .sun-stained sky. l We, too, now Watch a bright sun set ,, Upon a blissful, happy day- T A day that 's lived and pulsed-and yet ml Brief hours that can not last for aye. 'LQ J We 've journeyed fields of happiness bl J With laughter, joy, and sometimes tears. Q CND We 've stolen heaven 's tenderness yd. 7 To blend it with our tiny fears. J s We 've pledged the vows of loyalty To faithful friends whom we have wong , 'N Our spirits, joined in harmony, Our sentiments, have been as one. That Time must plod a beaten way, M JR But now We learn, as others will, That things we do to-day fulfill T T To-morroW's storied yesterday. N N- So now will all that was before '- Be buried in the vaulted Past? 6, T Will memories eiist no more? Will former friendships ever last? fl? U7 S S.. Q R 'A - 4 , , ' , 45 My X , l1931l Ugaffgegff-aff s W' I 4 5 N4 .iid MV ,4 ', .Y . , , , . , L td Z V is rw? lafroxs-l e g-Q Just as you take the flowers From dewy, verdant country lanes, Aw' Yet, through the fleeting hours, WK I The heavy fragrance still remains: Y j h' So friends may meet and friends may part, l is And sadly go their separate Ways, if l Yet, in the temple of each heart, K Aw The sacred shrine of friendship stays. Y Q T if t The Future lies before our eyes, Enveloped in a lucent mist, lf' And in the skies a new sunrise f With fleecy cloud-banks holds a tryst! K Rf ' Our lives within this changing world S Will not contain just gladnessg i N f For all our greatest joys are pearled , tl? Out of a sea of sadness. , f So, if our sweetest visions fade, 7 y f This does not .mean that Life 's undone, bf For are not darkest shadows made But by the brightest rays of sun? T We'll cherish Hope Within our souls i And learn to mask all grief and pain, ' FW And then the journey towards our goals Will never seem to be in vain. T And, as each bit of stirring sod T E P Invokes the aid of Him above, y Qi, fp, So let us place our faith in God ,gs JR And steep our souls deep in His love. Ml it T53 V , gs V l pg li 3 ,TE f l ai MES-sam e 9 31 3 A I ll-, 4 1 , ,VA . J' L,? f I I- -eff,-as-gf-I-QQ Glass gfistory ft V t I u I? BARBARA LINCOLN DARLING, '31 R A Dx' 'X In Medford High, the scene is laid. We came lj H From lower schools of learning, with high hopes, A K I In September, in the fall of twenty-eight, X To conquer all the tasks our teachers set. I V it 'tv I I Q a Who, to the Assembly Hall had early come, To hear Headmaster Kadesch's welcome words, Instructions clear, and necessary rul-es. Our future studies he with care explained, And sent us to our several irst classrooms. , Alas! Such a maze of corridors and floors! These better known became, with the lapse of time. fl Weeks passed. Activities and contests made , Conspicuous many a student of diiering skills, Of these, Chris Sarno, Skeets Hudson, Eddie,' Pine, And Perry Jackson, each held 'sway supreme. Girls' basketball was straightway organized 5 I With growing fame played Carew, Knowles, Johnson, Carr, Jack, Morrisey, Papadopulos, Yeomans, and Wyer. Four hundred eager boys and girls were we, K W It I The HM. H. S. Review, new talent called: Helen Heckbert, Barbara Johnson, James Shea, Perry Ware, Vi u And Dittami, whose eiorts helped to advertise. ' Dramatics we attempted-certain parts gm Assigned us in The Enchanted Christmas Tree. fi? One day, a miracle took place! The world p Heard, o'er the radio, at one time, the voice V: Of Herbert Hoover, the thirty-first President, . At his inauguration at Washington! In silent awe, in this Assembly Hall, I I We heard him take his oath of oiice, and We listened to the words of his address. hi 1 How swiftly passed our happy sophomore days! PS Lk Before we dreamed the fact, we-juniors were! N When autumn's leaves were 'scurrying about, l VW I To Medford High School we returned. And by i N . , C! I Q I I I at A . ai 4 -1 UQ- e A EA s f ,fl Q 31 fee,-We-.gamers t f- EVANS . -S-. ' . . . . - - - L62 - iw! W xf ' Election, Dittaini our president became. H Next in line, Louise Hammond won class favor, too. W Aw Efficient, Gerry Stoddard, for wisdom great, A E We chose to keep the records of our class. ,y f In Perry Jackson, we made a selection rare- I' He held our shi-ning ducats with utmost care. , Perhaps you recall that army of power and strength If E In the world of sports and scholarship worth while, K YI Whose spirits, urged by ambition's boundless pride, ,V 3 y created records that indehbiy I! 1 Imprinted the names: Messina, Sarno, Goode, fi .. And others, who formed the backbone of the teams, Whose prowess and sportsmanship heaped honors high. .. Tercentenary year sang praises loud mag For literary merit 5 for prizes won: N y Ed Griffin, Barbara Groff, Grace Galligan, , if The winners were, we figured, not a few, ff On the staif and pages of the Review, Q' To members of the typing courses, awards Were given because they held the highest marks. At Christmas assembly, The Littlest Shepard was played With Edward Boardman and Lillian Hodge as stars. The social event of the year, the Junior Prom, A Came in the spring. The colorful array L Of trellised wisteria made a mem lrable scene. In June, each junior home room chose two girls Q ,6 To be marshals 5 and, as usher, one boy to serve Q' t In all exercises of the senior class. ci: J 50 fair were the girls in Colonial costumes quaint! So smart were the boys in tlannels, white and blue coats, Va, Who waited upon the seniors at Class Day! Our parting from the life of the junior year vqgl Was such sweet sorrow! We said, Adieu I till fall. 5 Vacation with all its joys could not compare Q K With the many varied events of our Senior year: Our Headmaster now was Mr. Gilkey-beloved, I A line new wing replaced the haunts we'd known, , Q V The new Vocational School loomed in our midst. i, Lk Although class organizations was delayed, In John Messina, an able leader we found, rw E35 As his assistant, Barbara Darling. We had, W ,A ,,. 4-Af ti I F5 NU S 54, ig A A 1 dmv? f Y 9 31 ?4ia+r5sg-.423 Q C' .5 'GNU' ' w ,psy -Sus 3 I 3.ge74ff?..r.fEgnQQf, Z 1 , . -f u H! lf ,gaiofllofef me may t00fb'e7U64f lgfffffi 256 f0Qff'f7fW JMU? c v y 5 L-ffmxwcff fe We Q2 1 fmffefmwf rf 696 67 E Wpef cbff Wffz E A l J Lf V gf 'V E? 7 ? fi za. ii E is S891 ,m A Jafoff 5 3 we ffffw A48 izffwiy I0 foe! i afzfff czsvbffiwfefgaaf' X WW oar may 050 mf 6Ah0j9f0'60f X r mg ' ' Wm aaa' Cwkfftfyf .f:f2fbfxwc76a00'f55e t!6 i WOC'A afkffeof 000' c0f!Zffba Deaf' UX0' W . Oi cuff if 2 Wk E5 LN fi Z3 5 1 Q W Nl 3 5 9 ei fi is is Q3 9 31 UQPGQ.-fo-Q?Ki'fQffffg2fg g xA?Qxfx, l or ti To keep notation of class events Betty Schluss- And Joe Careiw so much admired by all To head the rich exchequer of the class. The call of the gridiron came to spur on the sons Of Medford High xx ith tuo such gallant chiefs As far-famed Sarno and Manager Joe Carexx . We next did turn our thoughts to basketball: To Captain Messina, to Manager Colclough and teamg VVith Herseyis men we won renown in track, VVith Fitzpatrick 's baseball nine, more honors yet, And Mary Carew, even nationally known, did bring To our school and to Thirty-one athletic fame. P - ... , llfew AP S-Ri -rr af f l i fmfew'-fffgggefg t , W9 Y If f 7 7 ff 'Q ' V ti' 7 fi F R 'l 1 At Thanksgiving time, the Dramatic Club portrayed A pageant of Puritan life in the old Bay State: Sharillo, De Salvo, Puritan man and maid, And Keough, the governor, acted well their roles. e The Toy Shop, the Christmas play, presented dolls Ona bargain counter: Miriam Bradshaw, French doll 5 And Eddie Curtin, drummer, and Harry Wood, The father-all brought Yuletide cheer and fun. To be, or not to be-that was the question- A drama modern or Shakespearean? To the Class of Thirty-one the credit belonged Of making the first attempt in twenty-five years To give the immortal tragedy of Macbeth ! The role ot' king was naturally performed By Hinckley, aptly fitted to the partg Miss Darling impersonated Lady Macbeth, Fran Logan, Lady Macduff 5 and Curtin, Macduff g The witches three were Nancy Logan, Dorothy Steele, And Cecil Muller, Duncan was Magnuson, And Malcolm, Harry Wood, a fellow of mirth And infinite jest, George Poehler the Porter 'spart took The ghostly Banguo proved to be Ted Kerr, The play was the thing, wherein our class surpassed. The Senior members of the Dramatic Club A Public Speaking Contest did announce: And Helen Rauskolb took the girls' first prize, lmpersonating an elopement strange, To Dorothy Barstow fell the second prize- She solved a crime in the telling of her tale, J, E-eibf-e?3?zM1lI1Q silgegiri-W gggegzgai Q. MS- X M: f s s sv-6253 K 19 The heart-rending trial of Abner Barrows, told E9 By Edward Curtin, captured the boys' first prize, The crowd's applause did voice their pleasure great. 7 To gladden our ears and to delight our eyes, The comedy, New Brooms, was cleverly x Produced gvwith realism and ability, ,J H Edward Curtin-Mr. Bates-played the business crank, L, Y And Harry Wood's Isn't Father typified y The view-point of the modern-business-song V, Participating also in this play Were Sigmud Somy, Isabel Martel. 7 And Arthur O'Connor, Dorothy Richardson. fr The Normal School Club was organized to promote ! Both academic and social interests 'Wd Among the girls. The presiding officers i if Were Mary Looney, Dorothy Thurston, Anna Jack. Nd In February, came the Senior Prom, fl H4 Well-planned by John Kiely, chairman, and his aides, I 'Twill be happily recalled as a success. The Review's spring issue appeared with cover bright. De-signed by our Elaine DeLaurier, i. And edited with skill by Walter Holmes. em A The Blue and White staif, with their editor-in-chief, R pdl Grace Galligan, produced a year book fine, by J That will make us always remember our told school. Q J And, as we look back upon these yesterdays, MQ' gl We see the countless friendships, happy hours, f Many lessons learned, and tasks performed. And so, without more circumstance at all, Ev L I hold it fitting that we now conclude The many parts that you and I have played. o , We are about to graduate. It is R The last act. The curtain falls upon fm The history of the Class of Thirty-one. ' If I: I S i 2 - v fi ol i 3 i y Sf -1 J f - Y 9 31 I geii-f-feg.f2Q,e-'Ge-eefi p mains- f 3 I ayzi ld 7 3 ' , V 5' '7' Q X Q mes'-w .Y . . MUJJLQ H f' 0 'IWW -L I 5 X K I X I U Ly Qration ...Q-. THE IVY 'S MESSAGE FRANCIS JOHN KEOUGH, l31 The ivy is a beautiful vine which grows in many lands and which one often finds clinging to the walls of institutions of learning: an- cient monasteries and famous universities from the Middle Ages to our own days. Within these ivy-mantled walls great and learned scholars of the past have studied many .problems the solution of which has beneited the world. Had the ivy a voice, its message to our generation would undoubtedly be something like this: 'I have clung through the centuries to the walls of many schoolsg I have Watched scholars not only strive but also succeed in their life work, each adding its contribution to the sum and power of human knowledge. Science, literature, and mathematics, subjects which we meet in everyday life, subjects which are taught in the public schools to-day, are the results of centuries of accumulated knowledge and years of ceaseless toil on the part of the early scholarsj The present is the re- sult of the past, both are important. Besides the benefit which definite study holds for us, we derive other values from school life. There are the friendships which we form. In school we come in contact with people of many kinds, through our close association with them, we come to understand their personal characteristics, and to know their worth. ' In our immediate tasks of study, and in our participation in various school activities, we learn to shoulder responsibilities and to cultivate our power of initiative to do things successfully. Again, we learn to consider other people, and by so doing we gain the power of cooperation which is necessary for life and work in the world as it is to-day. These characteristics are not new, mankind has always pos- sessed them to a greater or less degree. Just as modern scientists have learned new uses for old powers which the world possesses, so we shall use these fundamental charac- teristics of human nature in new and, we hope, better ways. There is inspiration in the thought that the past has made its contribution of knowledge and of character to us, and that we shall, in turn, make ours to those who will come after. These thoughts, I believe, are the message of the ivy, this is the reason: 'We are glad for its voice at the turn of the road, 'Tis tuned to the heart of man, It has cheered his way, and lightened his load f From the day when the world began, For the heart of man said, 'Yea' to the Voice In all the years that are gone, And its Words are a music that thrill in his blood,- 'Go on! Go on! Go onl' ' mr A ji 119 31 lgifs-ffinsasaft s E3 1 jif'5V ' m17fiE?f '7iWi'7'i ' 2:LieL,f'...1f '3gf.: ,,sL11I-L34, 3,51 K 'xxwmiirw vfiif v T u.Q5'L...,,,.Xa:dY'J-A ,Jim md. r n W my if VH Q. ,, Y..f,n.,,,.., ,M .,,, 1 1-,. . WW,.,,,,m. R ,, , TEAM FOOTBALL ,. C' fr - a - . . A s . ' A of . .,.- V 'wb B1 i Y I m X in - s ms if if qootball ... -. 7 Head Coach ........ ................. ...... H r :RBERT L. COLLINS l Line Coach, ...... ........... E DVVARD BROOKS 3 Captain ..... ....... C HRISTOPHER SARNO ,llrmmger .... ....................... .......... . l osnrn CAREW J! ji THE SQUAD 5 Christopher Sarno Joseph Cassidy Vincent Keough haw Hardy Dexter Branch William Hartwell Joseph La Greca Alfred Irish Arthur Center .John Messina i ' Charles Ryan Carlo Stagliano Emanuel Cangiano James McGOnigle Joseph Arcaro Francis Keough Ralph Hudson VVilliam Burns y Frank Hare James Walsh y Fred Nichols James Goode Sal Forestiere Philip Forestiere James Bishop Harry Wood fm, Walter Morse Edward Corbett f We have all heard of the marvelous feats of the '30 football team, i Q of those two great coaches, Collins and Brooks, and of their two able K assistants, Quaekenbush and Terrill. Surely you have been told of Captain Cris Sarno, chosen unanimously for All-Scholastic Center! His inspiring leadership, and the way he puts his heart and soul into j' the game has called forth the admiration of all Wino have seen him play, then too, his teammates: Jimmie Goode, a sterling half-back tj, whose runs are sure ground-gainers, and whose forward passing ability rw is only exceeded by his kicking, John Messina, a heady little quarter- v back, Walter Morse, who performed excellently at end, Joe La Greca and Artie Center, alert, reliable guards 5 Joe Arcaro, a wonderful tackle, Jimmy Walsh, a rip-tearing fullback, Bill Burns, a marvel on the defenseg and last, but not least, Skeets Hudson, who many times this year has blocked punts and has broken up opposing plays. MEDFORD 6-WAKEFIELD 0 The first game, Wakefield at Medford, was just a workout for the Blue and White. The score came i11 the first quarter when Arcaro blocked a punt, which was recovered by Captain Sarno on the Vis- ' i l 2 itorls 15-yard line. Two plays later, Goode carried the ball across the ' goal line. F l i c fi ll , C 4- N1 RMS C C it Q 1 C 4 , - C ,.. ,Z,-,fb--fiwif O 119 31 I pas-nfagfagegfaaaee C --.,.1. ' i ml 1 , .31-W'-'--I. f i i e? 7 1 falml, 1 w V In ng O 11 A ' W . 9 ng 9 BROCKTON 14-MEDFORD 0 Aided by tough luck, Medford tasted its first defeat, at Brockton. 'QW lf 5 fl W V V the Blue and White completely outplayed the winners. Medford gained 85 yards in the last half to 5 for Brockton, but Lady Luck had it forsaken them and the team just could not score. N The home eleven tallied twice in the first half 5 in the second, however, LYNN ENGLISH 6-MEDFORD 0 H i Medford bowed to the powerful Lynn English Eleven in a hard- Lf in fought contest. For three periods, Medford held Lynn on even terms, R but in the closing minutes of the battle, on a well-executed triple pass, Geniawicz raced 30 yards for the only score of the game. p MEDFORD 6-SOMERVILLE 0 Medford defeated Somerville for the fourteenth successive year. f As expected, the losers put up a great struggle. The lone touchdown J was made by Goode who intercepted a pass and, aided by perfect in- D N terference, raced 75 yards for the score. S MEDFORD 0-HAVERHILL 0 N Medford was held to a scoreless tie by a scrappy Haverhill team. l ig On three occasions, the Blue and White had the ball within the shadows of the visitor's goal posts, but each time the old jinx went to work, and three golden chances were thrown away as a result of con- stant fumbling. MEDFORD 7-SALEM 0 Salem bowed to Medford in one of the great upsets of the season. Previous to the game, the Witch City Eleven had wrung up a string of twenty-seven victories. The score came in the last quarter when , a short pass, Goode to Burns, gave Medford its touchdown. yi MEDFORD 25-NEWTON 0 Y MEDFORD 20-WALTHAM 0 Q MEDFORD 19-QUINCY 0 C95 Inspired by the Salem win, Medford easily defeated Newton, f' J XValtham, and Quincy in one-sided aiairs. MALDEN 7-MEDFORD 2 , Then came the much-awaited Thanksgiving game between- the y traditional rivals, Medford and Malden. Feeling ran high for both the Blue and White and Golden Tornado. As a result, a crowd of nearly 20,000 turned out to Watch a bitter contest. The game was L scoreless until the third period, when Malden recovered a fumble on, T Medford's twenty-yard line, and soon afterward scored. The real ,h gem of the game was a 45-yard run by Messina, who, after receiving li a punt, side-stepped the ends, then, straight-armed seven Malden ' players as he reversed his field three times, and after whirling the other four opponents to the ground, fell exhausted fifteen yards from the goal, surrounded by his teammates. ,N ole 1 Captain Sarno and his team ended the season in a blaze of glory lui A' 4'-f Q 'fikxv-Karki Tir? .WK ll H 5 i 0 ' F5 If ti s. , , i 11 ein e gf - - L J3 my . , -I -C' D' v-..-4 I - ' . , Y , K . ' A , 1, JY - J-.fl-21-sa-E-age? lafwxsl - s qs-2121: lf it l W t 7' -ta fl 4, l a li Lt it ah qdasketoall Coach t'Eddie Brooks started his first season as basketball coach at Medford with Capt. Messina and Cris Sarno the only veterans returning from last year 's team. The material was unusually light, but in Capt. Messina, Sarno, Fusco, Carew, and Hashey, there were prospects of a fast, clever quintet. This year's five displayed that Blue and White spirit, so characteristic of former Medford High teams. Coach Brooks rounded out a group which was rewarded for its splendid record by being invited to participate in the Tech Tourna- ment. - To John Messina goes the 'honor of having captained the basket- ball team of '31, He was an inspiring leader and one of the cleverest ever to have represented Medford High. He displayed his ability by being the high scorer for the season. George Fusco teamed up well with Johnnie on the forward line. What he lacked in weight and size, he made up in speed and clever floorwork. Frank Hashey, the elongated center, displayed unusual ability for getting the ball off the backboard. Cris Sarno, veteran back, again filled his position admirably. His defensive and passing netted him HAll-Scholastic guard. H Joe Carew held down the other guard position. Joe could al- ways be depended upon to come through, a great passer, one of the best defensively, possessing a keen eye, Carew pulled many games out of the Ere. T Capt.-Elect Cassidy and Toots Colucci were always ready to H11 in the forward positions. Jim McCabe, John Bryan, and H Squeeks Hudson were the other players who saw considerable action through- out the season. 5 Medford opened its season with a win over Salem, 33-27. Capt. Messina and George Fusco scored 28 of the team's points. The home team could not cope with the clever passing the Medford team dis- played. Salem made a great effort to overtake the winners in the last period, but the big lead that Medford had piled up was too great to overcome. Medford won its second game against Fitchburg in an overtime period, 28-22. The contest was hard fought throughout. Capt. Mes- sina and Hashey sunk three baskets in the overtime session to give Medford the game. .5 A g -e,.f.. LFE L: -W .1 1 2 S 1 ivf Iwi, L11 1 1 ,1 W 1 9V 1 1, 1 HV 12' ,111 F35 ,U H117 111: H12 mf 1 EXFQ .IM 153 113 .nfl 11 11: uh H3 LZ V11 1.11 '91 JH S515 .. E3 -mi F:-111 12 ,111 Wg 113 .V 111. an . 'l HI , k,Ax Y, 111 IFN 1: 1 1 W .. Q, , , J 1: 11, ,11. , Aggpgigmggkw? 111511 1. 1,-iv 1,11-Ham 11 .1.,B..4H.,11::1m,:q.-. -41.-...f,. .--mgzzpgggmzuvmff1,- , .T ff :jg 'jg1':ig.11, f:,r.f1f,--f-1-yr-:1, ff -1,WU-4mjWuL...mmQm11ffAJlB:.W , -' --'f 'v L 'kN- '- f' AN:iS'lf'N W'tk'-1-M-, f 1- .- ' ., ' 1, .1 , . Hx- M wwf 3,0 --'xr : mT '1P ff 'L 1eg1 1 '- 'S-J-. ipvgx. Qlfw :,'Qf11 ' , 1- , V - A 1 11-1, ,fvfl -1.--ff: mf-,Q ,-E3 ,Q-1-C' 1411 --C--1 1 T M 4,,M::z,f1A X,l,LY,1, ,X -,M-A1,L2,..1-L.,5QJLg,,, L ., ,V 4 , A ,.1, ,L-1-.L....4,..,,,..,1.,,.,n.A,,, ze, Bm.. ..5f,:,A,ei. L.. Y V 1 5 ft pfrr -fgxfllfg'-g:1: ,?iTP',1-117217K: . 1 , 1,153 a, J iz, 111. 'X 1gi1,1:1ggf,:'fwf.f1r ff',g'1gU 1P1g.q'1'v'aig'f ' X3fl' 'A .Ty 'A ' ,. ,L.f,.,,LLN,1.AM.:g.AL,.,1z1f,1g,,,La.1gW, . M1 ,- qw- - ' HL- -1 gk: ,-.-QQ, Mgr,Q-1...,.,:':..m..-bmm,.,,W,,15.51 .1 15 ' TEAM BOYS' BASKETBALL 13 , A1 11 f yy Jw, ,g,qgj:.:',:,gf 1, 14 1 M f' ' 33f1ff'f,X,,, 1TiTJ:??,1iA?jf':i'3'j:T',1T':iQ5f'53jg,Qii , W W W QT-3 51?l.Q,i 53gbf.L11gyig,t3l'Q ,:3.3gj...igJf:.lg 3151-11,15 1: 1 K , J, jf , Qgg, f..,gJ4.nf, ,,,1fL1,.1, -.,, -LAL! ,.g.fl,Q,'f1.:L:Lf:,,4 ,.J ,fm56:45.Qlgie-qgifjfQ?g1.4gQm.Lwfql:ii 33. - A ., 1' A if T 'lvl'Ll5 ?Ff'zTf V' ' X xii 1 V' Nl 4 , . 11 Q-L 1 Ax 1 Qf I1- -11. . V N .I1 11 1, if F. 3 gk 1 1 1 N' iw QV EF A 1 Wifi! 11 M :IH .1 11 1, 4: ZY11,fgfifrkl-:1'gQQTQLjwj,M3QQ. 2 .-gi, 1 111 1 11 'cffgifesx NV af... 7 Jia 1- ,Q Q-g aRN . L , by-- 1 svn . Lf' g 935 TY ff we m E w w r 5 i i W i E2 ,f di 15 fig we Medford ran its string of victories up to three when it defeated Quincy in a'one-sided affair, 33-9. Messina and Sarno led the attack for the winners. . Bridgton pinned Medford to its first defeat in a thrilling contest, 26-24. The teams battled on even terms for three periods, but Harris' long shots placed Bridgton in the lead in the Hnal quarter. Capt. Messina and Carew played well for Medford. Brockton defeated Medford, 26-24, on the former's floor. The winners led for three quarters. In the final chapter, Medford made a great spurt which fell short by one basket. Hashey scored 13 points for Medford. Medford won its next two games very easily. The team recovered its clever attack, lost in the two previous games. Capt. Messina, Sarno, and .Carew kept up their good work. Medford 19-Chelsea 12 Medford 26-Mass. Nautical 16 Arlington sent Medford down to its 20-16. The Blue and VVhite led at the half 8-3, but the home team found new life in the second half and went into the lead, never to be overtaken. Colucci scored 12 points for the winners. third defeat at Arlington, Medford returned to winning form in the next five games. It de- feated Quincy, Lynn Engish, Salem, Arlington, and Chelsea decisively Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford 24-Quincy 9 34-Lynn En 37-Salem 16 24-Arlington 19-Chelsea 9 glish 17 19 Fitchburg defeated Medford, 37-12, on its own court. The Blue and White inet the home team at its best. Fitchburg 's passing com- pletely dazzled Medford. Medford won over Malden, traditional rival, in a one-sided con- test, 21-9. The home five were helpless against an inspired Medford team. The winners took an early lead and never were headed through- out the game. Medford held possession of the ball for about three- fourths of the time. Malden could not get its hands on the sphere, due to the cleverness of the Medford boys in handling the ball. Capt. Messina, Colucci, and Carew played well for the winners. Medford downed Brockton, 27-15, in their second meeting. The game was a bitterly fought contest for the first two quarters, but the Blue and White attack got underway in the second half. Fusco and Sarno were outstanding for Medford. We X me 2119 sigigs-cf.--as-ff X 2. yzfpfok. Ei ff 4 N E if F o il? of 'QM-N me-we l lafo - I +.-SA-Mf-Qeeg, -ff? In the final game of the season, Medford defeated Waltertown in a rip-roaring affair, 27-26. After both Capt. Messina and Fusco were put out on 4 personal fouls, the substitutes, led by Joe Cassidy and Toots Colucci made a Wild spurt in the last quarter and pulled even with the Watertown five. Then, in the overtime, Carew and Hashey sunk long shots to win the game for Medford. In the first round of the Tech Tournament, Medford was de- feated by Rindge Tech, 23-22. The score alternated throughout the game. In the last quarter several timely shots by Deluise gave Rindge the victory. Sarno and Capt. Messina played brilliantly for Medford. Season s Record : Medford 33-Salem ............ Medford 34-Lynn Eng. SK Medford 28-Fitchburg .... Medford 37-seiem ......... Nd Medford 33-Quincy ............ Medford 24-Arlington . ja Medford 24-Bridgton Medford 19-Chelsea ..... Medford '24-Brockton ...... Medford 12-Fitchburg . Medford 19-Chelsea Medford 21-Malden .... Nj Medford 26-Mass. Nautical I6 Medfo-rd 27-Brockton . I Medford 16-Arlington ...... 20 Medford 27-Watertovfn Medford 24-Quincy 9 Medford 22-Rindge ..... F f Ll W S01 R Q, . f ' ' I 'Qt' mi C I1 9 3 llgfixifgogygai f 53 A E .... f'4Q'fPs- Bid f . llfgv ' Q31 l,f,J,-Q , - . ,,ai,M. 057 f' ' A - 4- I . - X. ., . K. 1. f i ' f l 5 5 I . Q . l l li bf fi if A 4. ,. li P 'i it fi it me fldaseball signin Medford ushered in its baseball season at Fulton Street Grounds with a 9 to 1 victory over Woburn. The batteries for Medford were Irish and Stanton, for Wobiirn, Caney and McDonald. Medford paid a visit to its rival, Malden, defeating it with a score of 7 to 3. Somy's pitching was outstanding, together with his hitting for the Blue and White. The iirst defeat of the season came, when Somerville in a sturdy fight beat Medford, 10 to 7. The Blue and White had the bases loaded, when the iinal out was made in the ninth. .Somy's twirling whipped Lynn English, 25 to 6. Lynn had a steady parade -of moundsmen, all of whom were treated rudely by our bat wielders. Medford continued on its winning way by humbling Boston Trade, 6 to 3. Sarno and Irish hammered out six hits between them, Fitz- patrick fielded brilliantly. Medford then added another win to its name by defeating Haver- hill, 7 to 3. Stanton played well for Medford. Again Somy's brilliant relief pitching featured the uphill fight Medford made in defeating Everett, 6 to 5. This was the first game played between Everett and Medford since relations have been re- newed. Stanton's pass, Fuseo's single, and Colucci's bingle, which drove Stanton home, won the game in the ninth. Medford won its .seventh win by shutting out Lynn Classical, 6 to O at the Lynn Stadium. Sarno was removed from the game in the fifth when he sprained his hand, stealing second. The game with Arlington was called because of rainy weather and wet grounds. A downpour of rain caused the umpires to call the game at Fitch- burg in the fourth inning. Medford was leading 4 to 0. A home run by Bresnahan in the tenth inning gave the Blue and White a 4 to 8 victory over Somerville at Fulton Street Grounds. Fitzpatric, Sarno, Stanton, and Bresnahan scored the runs for M. H. S. Somy remained in the ranks of the undefeated schoolboy hurlers by winning over Everett, 7 to 1. Fuseo's hitting was outstanding. The game with Lexington was called on account of rain. 1 n i .jf is ,J K li? 5 if 7 v v fl is ii Lx 6 it is L94 i QP 51 l lb mi m ix ik ia f' .4.af-fEiJ ?Df-'aB'-f43'2Q'f'f, 119 311 QQQRQQQQ fi N .L al .., .w.. , J, ,,,,,,fm, .1 - ., ., 5. .. WT,-,V?,..,,., -.,,. ,J , , w, X J, X A H V ' W -'J ' 1 L I ,, VY.Y Y, TEAM BASEBALL 'O fem 9 MM- L-FE'-Eff JYUHLS AQ K1 N-L N155 we . L 6 -A V V , -' p 4 ,ggi S., p z . . : Ear le' , Q -1-1912 555 ' E S L + ' ' ' ' ' ' i NV N Medford came back to edge Brockton, 9 to 8. Fusco's, Co1ucci's i 4 .9 2 Y and Fitzpatrick's passes, Messina's single and. Coluccils steal of home U in the eighth inning scored the tying and Winning runs. Irish and . i Bresnahan hit home runs. Messina hit a triple. +R, SQUAD-1931 tl 4? BATTERIES Somy ........ ...... P itoher Hudson ...... ...... P itoher ij, Irish ......... ......... P itcher Molea ............. ....... P itcher DeVeer ........ ............. P itoher Finn ...................... ....... P itoher 5 Stanton ....... ............ Catcher McCurdy ........................ Catcher gi INFIELD 'Q 6 Bresnahan ...... ....... F irst Base Messina V .......... Second Base if O'Brien ....... ........ F irst Base McLeod .................. Second Base f B. Peckham .............. Third Base P Fusco .............. ....... S hort Stop 7 Stagliano .... ....... S hort Stop Boemister .................. Short Stop p OUTFIELD P Sarno ....... ....... L eft Field Colucci ........... ...... R ight Field p xg j P Sacco ..... ........... L e ft Field Holt .......................... Right Field Q Walsh .................... Center Field p i D. Peckham ............ Center Field i Q ,j Laird ...................... center Field ,L . , . 'J 3 U J :- SCHEDULE Medford 9-Woburn 1 Medford 7-Haverhill 3 Medford 7-Malden Medford 6-Everett 5 f A i edford 7-Somerville 10 Medford 6-Lynn Classical 0 'ja p C ,gdford 25-Lynn English 6 Medford 4-Somerville 3' 'N dford 6-Boston Trade 3 Medford 9-Brockton 8 Q Medford 7- Everett 1 l h 2 it tl i il . 4. if it I' f magma-agree ll Q 311 faiqqefwe-gigs Q l GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM ' . ZH ll ,a i W ii .7 lv 1 Q 'U' .. lafwxs- l i eamfgwfdeaef. Qirlsz qdasketball 'N V ....g.-. The indoor season of 1930-1931 has gone down into history taking with it many great feats performed by the boys' teams, but the girls are not to be outdone. The showing of the Girls' Basket- ball Team is even more remarkable when one realizes this is the third year the girls have had out-of-city competition. The building of the new wing on what was the practice field made hockey practice impossible. Consequently when basketball season came, many of the Senior girls had lost interest, and from a squad of fifty, mostly juniors and sophomores, two teams were selected. The varsity team, made up of juniors and seniors, was ably captained by Doro- thea Mullane, a junior. Under the direction of Caroline Johnson, the manager, a stiff schedule was arranged. The varsity team won five games and lost three, to Melrose, Arlington, and Malden. Caroline Johnson, left forward, was high scorer for the season, with a total of 175 points. Considerable ability was displayed by Hilda Somy, who did excellent work as a guard. The second team with Doris Barclay, leader, had a successful season, winning 6 games out of 8. VARSITY TEAM ik ml Mary McLeod ..... ........ L . G. Caroline Johnson ............ L. F. A Dorothy Ellis ........................ C. Hilda Somey .......... ....... R . G. Mary Carew .................... S. C. Helen Johns ............................ C. ri, Dorothea Mullane, Capt. R. F. Margaret Leonard ............ S. C. L sUBsT1TUTEs Erma Thompson .................... C. Helen Bent ..... ...... C . L Bernice Waite .................. R. G. , SCHEDULE . Medford ...... ....... 1 4 Melrose .... up Medford ....... ....... 3 1 Winchester Medford ...... ....... 4 9 Somerville Medford ....... ....... 2 0 Arlington .. C Medford- ...... ....... 3 6 Chelsea .... Lb' Medford ...... ....... 4 1 Chelsea ...... Medford ...... ....... 1 S Malden ...... Ji Medford ....... ....... 3 7 Cambridge 911 as Q. A A . A 31 2' UQ'ffeZ.+-544 Q' X ,EZ ,.,.Mn..L,....h..,M...b....,,...,.,?,fmf.i,:,,g'gr:': ' 'V , E,,l?'E15,5Eg.,g,51Fjl.l113.15 1 1 1 iqgqaipin . J,7..?., gy- rf--f :. l -1 I V1 U-L' 74.145 , g -2 A wk..-1 , , V ,V H H1415 .qiiwi-1 E11 I, 1991 21111 .11 ?1-1 ,ff ifliwii Q1 H 1 551,5 3 T if 1? :EVSTVG5 E J!! 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Muench Richard Peckham Robert Peckham 13 LESTER GAFFNEY 1 2, CHARLES KERINS F' J WILLIAM KERINS Lf BRICE LIPPMAN WILLIAM SAMPSON 1 I . alt PLAYERb DEFENSE W. Dinsmore F. Nichols A W. Sampson 1 , R. Willciiis GOAL TENDERS W. Pratt R, Swfieney SD. Mclieod Hi Woogl T. Morrison The Hockey Team, although it was not an official team, started 1 X' its season during the Christmas lioliclaysby defeating some of the A club teams of this city. It continued to be in the undefeated class, , after playing many high school teams, until the last two games of the l 1 Season when it was defeated by the Strong Stoneham High sextet at R I the Boston Garden and Boston Arena. U cg. ' GAMES A Medford ........ ........ 2 Alumni ................ ..... 1 EN Medford ........ ..... 9 Jamaica Plain' ..... ..... 3 M Medford ........ ........ , 2 Alumni ........ .................... , 1 A Medford ........ ........ 4 South Boston- .................. 2 Medford ........... J .............. Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford ' Hifrh .... Boston College Chelsea Concord Waltham Mechanic Arts Stoneham Stoneham as S.. .n-L .. ...Z 1 J 'fd mm ,-2 ,--0 L e Ueeaxie-.irerge-r'g9 QS 1 C, o ,h .......................... 2 . ............................ o A limi 1 iffffifiiiiiiii21:11:22: i Hffffffff .... :iff i Q 'I' - .......................... 2 ' ..... ..... 1 V ll Medford ..........,............... 2 Wakefield ............ ...... 1 j 'Q .........,................ 1 ........ ...... 4 , T tit ........ ................, 1 ........ .... . . 2 1 l ei ll Zi S fi 91 . 1 c . , , A A -. . C , c 7 I ll l ASSE f uf 1 ABU Indoor Track Coach ...... .......... ...... E D WIN F. PIDGEON Captain ....... ............. J AMES P. Gooo Manager . .................. ............. ................................ J OHN J. FITZPATRICK The team started its indoor season with the annual Alumni Meet. The Alumni was held to a tie score, 34-34, the first time the Alumni failed to defeat the undergraduates. The second meet saw Medford beaten by Newton at the Boston it C' -:Jw 'U - . Q Q3 if- -kwxwxw-19,3 NW N ? l - I I ' it M M Y. M. C. A. with a score of 48-29. Medford started its Winning stride in the next meet when it defeated Lynn English, 43-25. The Blue and White took four first and five Second places in the seven events, in addition to winning the relay race. Medford conquered Malden in a dual meet between the two teams at the Boston Y. M. C. A., again taking four first places, five second places, and the relay. The score was 47-30. The next week the team visited Andover Academy where it was defeated by the Junior Varsity Team by the small margin of two points. Excitement ran high and the score was close durin the T entire meet. Medford won the 45 yard dash, the 300, the 600, the A 1000, and the relay but, failing in the other places won only a total of 33 points, while Andover succeeded in gaining 35. 5 FV In the Boston Athletic Association Meet, held in the Boston Z Arena, Medford entered the dashes, 300 yard run, high jump, and GA one mile relay race. Medford, however, shone only in the relay. T The Medford quartet ran a front race the entire distance to win han-dily over Brockton, Lawrence, and Portland. At the Andover Interscholastic Meet, Medford seemed out of i the scoring places in most of the events, but the relay team came is through in the usual manner, defeating its rival, Newton. In the State Meet, Medford -scored 715 points with a third in the hurdles, a fourth in the 300 yard run, and a tie with the Boston English in the feature race of the day for the relay team. Medford 's Relay Team thus completed the season without losing a race in com- petition with any high school team. A leading Boston newspaper picked the Medford Relay Team, compo-sed of: Everett Hersey, Jo- sefph Murphy, John Rowntree, and James Goode, as the best high school relay team in the state. A s ' 4 M l X - . 1' ' 24- k I1 C9 31 I dass..--.21-eQf-gets s 2: .pdpsfm - N he y H 1 ' 'BU 94' 1 , 0 215. 2 ,,:.. - . K x 1 is ,LIMS 9 Gut-Woof CZ-irack Coach ...... ....... E DWIN F. PLDGEON Captain ...... ....... E vERE'r'r HERSEY Manager ................... . ............... ..... .............................. P E RRY S. S. JACKSON Wlien the outdoor track candidates responded to Coach Pidgeon's call, it was found that three members of the Indoor Championship relay team, James Goode, Bunny Thompson, and Emerson Elliott, were not available. The loss of the above mentioned boys was a severe blow to Medford's championship hopes. However, in spite of these losses Coach Pidgeon succeeded in moulding a team which 'has upheld the track tradition of the school. X In the Hrst duel meet of the year Medford easily defeated Tufts Freshmen, capturing all but two first places. Due to the lack of com- petition, the times were slow. ' I In the Harvard Interscholastics Medford .sprung a surprise by placing fifth. Jake', Rowntree did the unb-elievable by coming from fifth place to first in his heat of the 440. The performance gave him second place in the finals. George Whitman placed third in the 220. John McCurdy, after two stirring battles in his heat and semi-final, copped fourth place in the 120 yard low hurdles. Frank Hashey, by clearing 5 feet 6 inches in the high jump, gained a tie for fourth place. Harry Keller, jumping with a sprained ankle, missed a place by two inches in the running broad jump. Lawrence Clough also deserves a word of praise for his work in the 880. Although he failed, by one position, to place, he improved his best previous time by nearly three seconds. Lynn English proved a Tartar in our -outdoor meeting. Our strength in the running events was not enough to off-set their strength in the field. Medford scored a sweep in the 880 as did, Lynn in the shot-put. Medflord won the relay in a spectacular manner. Medford ran rough shod over Brockton due to an improvement in the field events. Georgie Wliitman was high point scorer, win- ning both dashes, placing third in the broad jump, and running on the winning relay team The Blue and White Speedsters Won four ew ents in addition to the relay Risk ku 54 J A 5 ff 9 3 a 6 if .g Q R I G! f'N L ll qv lfqgl l i l F flu Y . .!. n N' ii 4 u fi as asa?-.aged .FN ,QL QV, 193' ' wa.,- TRACK TEAM Q lt tv gg me X 1 Y5f fl6JYtv 'l 7 The next duel was with Lawrence runner-up in the state meet and winner of t'he Essex County Championship. Every point was bitterly contested, neither team giving a, point without fighting tooth and nail. There is a cup in the school library, a large silver loving cups This ,particular cup is awarded yearly to the winners of the feature event of the Fitchburg Relay Carnival and must be won three times in order to gain permanent possession of it. Medford High has won it two years and if Coach Pidgeonls work is rewarded, as is likely, it will be returned to Medford, June 6, to stay. He has worked with several runners all this season and they are showing results which give him hopes, in spite of the schools that are to prevent us M from gaining permanent possession of the trophy. SUMMARY Y Medford .................... 57 Tufts Freshmen 15 A Harvard Interscholastics-Fifth Medford ...........,........ 362 Lynn English .......... 40M2 Medford ........ ...... 4 6 Brockton .......... 31 Medford ....... ...... 3 1 Lawrence ..... 46 CZ' I ffl I , i M 0 SJS .g.'x 1 f9afd..Z,,,,Qf,,,gA rw f W,ssW2e qgwMag grew e My ,M N Slices- ' i gg Zak? , k Y i 'E E-Z3 E343 EE ig Q cpm Y-EL? 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The audienee was ushered into the hall by 'J Y i the Hgentlemanly ushers Myron Knowles, Leon Tekmejian, and V41 Stephen Burke, dressed as sailors. The shown was presented in is T two acts. The first act, Jimmie and Jo-Jo, was a conversation between a ventriloquist and his impertinent doll. The conversation T N W was made up of humorous allusions to members of the Class. SQ The second act was The Return of Rip Van NVinkle . In this I .lg was presented the return of an aged member of the Senior Class from i il the Prom after having been caught in the elevator shaft for fifty 6 f years. Wlieii '4Rip returned after his long sojourn in the elevator f f shaft, he asked tlIe villagers he met what has become of his Class mates. v bf From tlIe Villagers he learned of the whereabouts of his former as- y , soeiates. It made him sad to think how his life had been wasted in the elevator shaft. DRMATIO PERSONNAE Master of Ceremonies ...................................... EDWARD GRIFFIN A EIRsT ACT 3 JIMIMIE AND J O-J O Cl I Jimmie ....... ............................................... J AMES BISHOP I J O-J o ....... ................................... J OSEPH FITZGERALD 1 qiv T f W SECOND ACT I l i I THE RETURN OF RIP VAN WINKLE i S' ,EQ Rip Van Winkle .................................................... GEORGE LOCKE fy Rip's Daughter ............................. ..... J AOQUELINE DESHA y The Old Lady ofthe Village ........ ......... l DOROTHY STEELE ' i The Innkeeper ............................... .............. H AROLD PORTER p ' The Village Gossiper ..... ........ E LIZABETH HAWORTH I fi Lk A Villager ...................... ......... R OBERT WOODAMAN A L A Villager ....... ...... M ARION NORDBLOM it A ii ji SES S.. Sak I 3 1 U,-fg.-fgn-Qfo-559-,Z K 514 7 f Cfp ,cxz K M Q.- JLQE5-Q,Qr,EZ ' k f H8 f ? AM xgafg.. Q.Q .Q . .', , . f' 5151 4, , , , A L Q W fa , , M WA A A ,-v,? , 5 ji Q f i 'ug 5? , 2 IQ VR , A ' 1 C5 119 31 - i ' np? .fem 9 g s dams aim 'LN 7,,f,-4,5 f , 9,6 1 'NZ tp pp I ff ll.. QI? I' I 'H wil-E I max.: KIQ' L 9 V nic sim ,E Glass ilfotes N? ll GRATINI IIABAMUS QThe Voice of Division Aj fy, J In M. H. S. we have a set 7 X Of teachers variated. B 'l ln just one way they're all alike: Ei In being highly rated. Yi To Mister Gilkey let us say p That he gave us incentive. 5 For him we'd go through thick and thin Or suffer Work intensive! W my Poor Mister Kendall labored hard K To teach us mathematics p Aw Our case, alas, was difficult, 7? We knew more of gymnastics. K Miss Ladd 's rich humor helped us on O'er T'ray's downfall most fateful. I VVe never could have that survived Had she not kept ues mirthful. How would we've fared without someone To teach us U. S. History? E 5' Professor Walker served this end p And served it most completely. p I5 If Ma 'ni 'selle Loftus were not here i . I'm sure we'd all be failing 'i In clear conception of our French, ,C fa -Besides, we'd all be waning. W I' Now Mister Leonard is absurd And joking is his passion, if , While as for ties we all agree fy He always leads the fashion. Q Our dear Miss Small, how we should pine To hear that she were leaving, vo For then We'd scarcely know the dread p Of college, and its grieving. Ui . s LL Indeed, we must not fail to speak 5 . Of aid most grimly given M By Mister Quakenbuslfs rule Wliich made our studies heaven. . if ii fi t I 119 31 I Us-'figs-ig-Q-,geigf-ff m F T F V Q 7 E2 R fi 2 E. J A I v , lf -Qgggrkddfaiigfgg, K xia C' R6-N 9' Nd ii NL W . .'. . 1' 1 5 5 I' 4- 5 K 9 ms' R, s Q fs . s H+ I I L S. f, wr .xi A ,H , . . F YQ 50964 , .. .ww AA,, . ,tw ' GUARDIANS G X 4 . .- ' mR.cuSHzNo 'Miss CLAPP MISS TAYLOR , N! . ! 2 ..,. ,,. Z T? gi Ki, if f ' g,.,Q ' 9' gz' :': mx ' , V ,Q X. W , K , 15 A X A 9' D E ff? 214 ' ll A L w A DASHER RACKETS SIv NTS 4 ,,.g ,. f A Q4 xA N1 0 Q1 H-+ NK 119311 Hfmfoqfqk I n HN is-A z ' gvc : Y?4fc?43 fig,-Q? -2 -I THE SENIOR PROM N AS On Friday evening, February 6, 1931, Lawrence Memorial Hall, gi M, xr an , 53:2-Tar vgggggmgi e W V W ,, attractively decorated in red and White for St. Valentine's Day, was filled with a gay throng. Shortly after eight o'clock, the ushers I ki started escorting the couples in, while Earle 'Greene and his orches- ff -X tra furnished excellent dance numbers. After the intermission, fa- .Yi 5 vors and noise makers were given out. The dancing then continued V until the last number was announced-much too soon for all of us. K E PROM COMMITTEE PATRONS AND PATRONESSES by John Kiely, Chairman Mr. and Mrs. J. Stevens Kadesch if i Virginia Lynn Mr. Frank S. Gilkey 5 Edward Pine Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Carey ' f Geraldine Stoddard Miss Laura P. Patten f John Rovvntree Miss Elizabeth Loftus Q Elizabeth Whitney i AR? Now listen, class, said the teacher dear i 4 To all of us one day, H MZ If you will lend me every ear, f 7 I'll really make it pay. ,1 i .J f The college boards are coming soon, And you know what that means- I' You'll take, some day in sunny June, A A test prepared by fiends. f 16 li 4'If you Write very carefully, S :El And be mature in thought, R J And state the facts specifically, it You'll get much more than naught. QQ J K Oh dear, oh dear, the class all groaned, Welre sure those words are true, j' But teacher, then the students moaned, ,TS - We know them back-end-to ! Vqgl 1 ,S ,IFS A SAVAGE COMPLAINT EN I must express my sentiment, Before I leave this high school dear, On something which has bothered me A Intensely through my Senior year. Q, My subject is our countless books! They keep our desks in such a mess- Our lockers too are packed up tight- H 1,111 sure that we could do with less. . ag i A fi M232-+222 5 Q 31 2' Us M-faaqeeqefs-f , QKCQQIQSSK9 Ks- . , : v26.'QWQJJf2f-Q3 if-Q , y I H Brady jjfciioran Pk... x W A -- ! y y Kr -4,57 EN Xi E' gk l il ,lk MEUR ig ' A, ROA1 , M 65 K id!! QQ, Q F-+ fs Q f f f ! VMJQL f, lg? E ff ifVVff1 QQf mg 119311 Ufifm,-g-Qgsfa 2' '. O fr NUASKSLSKS-3'v.x. .. -U . - QJLZ W K' .a, IEW W9 f ' . . pg I We're sorry to leave you, M. H. S., cg. -- Our Alma Mater so kindly and dear, YQ Aw We really and truly wish, We confess, I That We were returning again next year. ' When we were Soph'mores, young and wise, I We felt that our knowledge had no end S Until our teachers opened our eyes, K It And showed us what we ought to mend. 9 J i Oft times we complained of the treatment we got 7 When we were Juniors so noble and fine. .. ' VVe thought that we had a very hard lot LJ l l VVhen, really, we had a jolly good time. K ti Now we as Seniors are grateful to those , if t r l il? Who taught us to smile at all of our pains- kf To abide by our fate-however it goes, , jg And to turn all our losses, into our gains. NVILL WE EVER FORGET: fl 7 Those fountains that behaved like waterfalls. Those perplexing locker combinations. The theses. A The task of attempting to finish an apple before the second bell . p , yt as rang. , ' l Q JM Those tests in Hallecks English Literature . , , Holding your breath for fear it will be discovered that you signed T l ji' your report card. 0 Fire drills in the winter. Q Z, Those swinging doors. Do YoU REMEMBER: How we used to bring a wee bit of waste paper to the basket in , order to drop a note on a pal 's desk? How we used to stay after school to help the teacher just before Q QS poor work notices came out? . How we used the bags the sandwiches came in! rp How We counted the days until vacation? N The many battles for and against having the windows up? l R ' How slowly the .papers moved up the aisles on test days? - ps JB, How the noises of the contractors on the new additions used to i f drown the sound of our voices so that we couldn't do much MJ f oral work? N A I is K f 5 Si I19 31 G-gg-,a.fQf'g-as 'C' ZQ fm iv may x Q R My ..ff4..Q .19 IW? SY! .wa --S , s 71 ' a 1 . ' vl ff- ,V ' via. ' , x: Q X Xie Q45 E2 ab ' K Wx E S Biff 3 S . X A . SQ K EZ gk ,efQ55S SS w SS, SS S S S, QQ S V THREE CHEERS! SS gf N7 Y L EZ l V W nw S SSSS w, M n S S M CUTE: om S RESTING 1 'K . 'KS 'Sf 1 in Agia -'mm .6 rug Y' S 5 y Q 1523 9 f 5 if- Km u Q Q , Z M FN E Q2 WL' ii if iw ii Q 17 gg - w L 7 ' A CLASS ESE ' Sf M '2 T HAPPY ' PALS wp A PICNIC TENNIS CLUB QQ S KS 1 , L! Zh A f' 9.4 ff5Q','g 'Si - .-.. Q IS ' Q I' - 'fx .,,.fS , , 'M Q N 43, S S gs i S ..S... . , ,. , 'Q A 7 IEESSESJS:1Ss+,SffSSiSJ1C9C31lsfogsigiiwiiwsswsagigl C' W '7 'sf-ll Y, W v - . N---KET- -L E I I f 1 as W ii i E i i if E? 1 ie How our views on school changed when we realized that it would soon be over forever? ,Nd The male chorus that used to be in the farthest corner of the Xl lunchroom every day during the first recess? A How we disliked written work in the rooms where there Were no gr, calendars? f How the seats in the back of the room were in demand the first 3 day of school? xf How we were filled with chagrin when we were arranged in al- phabetical order after being fortunate enough to get a back VP seat? 5 K WHEN WE GET OUT IN THE CRUEL WORLD, NVE CANNOT: Stay home on rainy days. Whisper incessantly. Have a Week oif every eight weeks. l Be late with no serious consequences ensuing. Afford to misunderstand directions. Remain after hours and receive extra 'help from the boss. Afford to waste any time. Aiord to put off assignments until the following day. E Q l ml POST MORTEMS 16 BLUE AND WHITE l W 'fi The colors of our little class Q Our teachers never knew- Q For did they not quite lightly pass W f' J Out cards of pink and blue? .L 4: l LOCKERS ' Up the stairs at a minute of eight- i Via A blur of animation- A It always is a Senior's fate A To forget the combination! MY WIsH l p S. My vvish, you'd say it is quite grotesque- P i LN But if I could take a knife, K F And carve my name upon a desk, r VW I'd be happy then for life! Fi U QQ A E f , and E E gf A E . ax-'4 19 3 1 f was-N ss-ws f lwzcs-I i f 125: 4 i r .. 1 H Y . K' it l? K h fi Ja 'N Tl li 41. ARE YoU AWARE THAT: Mr. Gilkey can go from Room 319 to Room 110 in two minutes? . 1 Mr. Carey believes in no homework for Public Speaking? . Mr. Bates always wears his hat and overcoat at recess so that hc . P will not be mistaken for one of the pupils? : Q Mr. Bennett hopes to finish a period sometime without a crowd A ,. asking questions? X Miss Coderre was caught in a fit of laughter? .1 Miss Fairbanks likes to chase receipts for pins and rings? Miss Gannett sometimes carries less than ten books? N Miss Loftus can talk faster than Floyd Gibbons? Q I Room 209 is called by some the Lyons Den ? l Mr. Irish answers his own questions? Mr. Kendall is the lunch room judge of our proofs for class pie- K tures? t lr SEEMS THAT: Q The students of M. H. S. would not be broken-hearted if fire-drill H during recess or study periods was eliminated. Q1 Bill Vibert likes to be small. i Harold Porter can stop arguing, but won't. N Tekmejian always has his history done. Glacine bags are a good substitute for balloons. Public Speaking Contests are a pleasant meeting of students who feel right at home on the stage. Perry Jackson is easily convinced. i 6? Posr BIORTEMS A bright, cheerful building, Some stories-all new, More poems, welre finding,- VV'hy yes,-the Review ! 1 Q My teacher loves me tenderly -When all is said and done- fs Because she always says to me, list See me at half-,past-one! fx We love our high school dearly, We cannot say enough- But in the lunchroom really The sandwiches are tough! bl IN THE LUNG!-IROOM Many a time we used to grasp 2 A sandwich marked as- JAM - W Many a time we used to gasp To find that it was ham! V1 . :Il A it tu gp N is A gg I . gg gg g W 2 1 19 31 Iassia-was-f.A-dfsaf , aasggcsa C apzfpf fegjga OCCASION : Class Day. C, xt , 5?,X I . ..n i g4,, .I , 1,.ffJ..agQ 5.12 W f I ' PLACE: Medford High School. H TIME: Bright, sunshiny morning of June 10, 1930. The auditorium is filled. The audience eagerly awaits the open- , ing of the morning exercises, when the orchestra strikes up a martial tune. The doors are thrown open, allowing a bevy of girls dressed in fancy Colonial paper costumes to enter. The marshals, each a strik- . ing picture in her old-fashioned dress and bonnet, advance holding slender green crooks in their hands. At a motion, the crooks are raised to form a beautiful archway under which the members of the graduating class, led by the ushers, Hle. In a slow and dignified man- - ner over four hundred seniors pass under the up-raised crooks, taking their places to the right and to the left of the stage to hear the morn- ing's program. Q 1 S? 5? 'Xl S6 S? is Today, we, who were Juniors acting in the capacity of marshals and ushers in 1930, are having our Own Class Day. It is June 85 the ' graduating class of '31 is ushered into the Assembly Hall by the ,fa l, N Nr junior marshals, dressed in stunning blue and pink organdies, to listen qw to the reading of the Class Poem, Sunset-T'omorrow,', by Henry C, Foley 5 the Class History by Barbara Darling, the Oration by Franklin I Hinckley. This is followed by the outdoor exercises. Francis Keouffh X is the Ivy Orator, and Pauline Randolph and Francis Dittami are the lx, authors ofthe Class Will. The climax to the morning's procedure is A the loud and hearty cheers given by the Seniors as they stand around the familiar doorway of dear old M. H. S. In the evening, the Seniors F all join together in a merry time in the gymnasium. Class Day is over. Joyous, yet, a wee bit sad at the thought of J leaving Medford High School, we carry away with us the never-fading memories of Class Day and the many happy days preceding. Glass gift riugvia The Senior Advisory Board unanimously chose a panel of the '4Search for the Holy Grail series for the class gift. This painting, Galahad, the Deliverer, the twelfth of the group, and the seventh to be given to the school, shows Galahad setting. out on his last great adventure. The picture, presented on class day by Isabel Matel, was accepted in behalf of the school by Headmaster Frank S. 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