Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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3VIEM0RIAL HIGH SCHOOL Z d III lid 1 CLASS OF TWENTY-NINE ROBEliT LONG — Bob is a literary man and is also interested in electrieity. He played basketball on the varsity, Seniors, and champion group teams. Bob is a member of the baseball team and the track team and also of the orchestra. The Joke Department of the Sachem will miss him after he is o ' one. HILDA ]M AC KEEN — Hilda is one of oiar persevering- classmates who likes to get things done. She says hei- greatest ambition is to become a teacher. We all Avish you the best of luck. Hilda. LILLIAN MAKIE — Lillian ' s favorite expression is Gosh I don ' t know. However, her greatest ambition is to be a teacher so you can see that the words are empty. She took part in the Cosinos Club Pageant. IIUTH MANLEY — Her chief occupation seems to be seeing how fast she can type. How her fingers fi,y. She says she hopes to be the secretary of the President of the United States. DOROTHY MARANVILLE— One of our faithful concert readers. We all sit back with satisfaction when Dot comes out to read. She is also one of the office typists. [15]

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MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF TWENTY-NINE ALWIN J0NE8— Alwin is a member of the Orchestra, Glee Club, and Cosmos Club. He is interested in flowers, especially ' ' Buds. ' ' At present Alwyn is en- deavoring to invent a noiseless chewing gum — may he succeed. BERNICE KEOUGH— We asked whom she liked and were in- formed Nobodj in town. We wonder just what was meant by that remark. Bernice says her greate.st ambition is to get married. We suspect that she won ' t wait long. MILDRED KEYES- She is little, but. Oh, my. We listened but still the wonder grew That one small head held all she knew. ' ' Mildred is a member of the Pro jMerito So- ciety. COKINNE KIDD — Corinne ' s chief occupation is collectii;g movie actors ' pictures. She says her onlj sport is G.ym on Tuesdays. She is a member of the Glee Club. DOMINICK LAEMMO — Dominick is one of our studious mem- bers and teachers seldom catch him unpre- pared. He played basketball with Princeton this year and is quite a sharp shooter. [14]

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CLASS OF TWENTY-NINE ] IARY McGUIRE— The little girl with the wee voice. Mary came to us in her Junior year from New Bed- ford and promptly joined the Consule Planco Club and the Pro Merito Society. Her pet abomination is French — pronouncing it in )ar- ticular. ALBERT MERRIHEW— The best boy dancer— and that ' s not the only thing he is best at. He sold so many tickets for the Senior Movie and the Senior dance that it fairly made us gasi3. He says he wants to succeed in life ; we haven ' t a doubt but what he will. CHERIDAH PxVQUIN — Cheridah is always surprising us with her hidden talents. We all wish she would make iise of her gift of poetry. She is one of our quietest girls. HELEN REDLON — Such a quiet girl we would hardly know she was about. When she is seen working in the lunch room, she is anything but quiet. STELLA ROBBINS— Stella has faithfully played the trombone in the orchestra for four years. We ' ve all appre- ciated her work in the luncli room and on tl e basketball team. A class boo.ster at all times. [16]