Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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CLASS or TUIUTY-EICHT JOHN W. NYE Scientific Course He keeps at his studies till late at night. And is at it again by dim morn- ing light; They say that he ' s shy. but be that as it may. We know he ' s true blue in his own quiet way. Newswriters ' Club MARGARET E. OAKLAND Classical Course Always she exhibits A faultless taste in dress; And also there is apparent A charming winsomeness. AILI M. PAANANEN Classical Course Little girl. Blu3 eyes. Full of fun, Awfullv wise. MARIAN A. PATTERSON General Course Pat ' s the cutest in the class, Full of mischief too. In the school she and Glenice Certainly find plenty to do. ISaseball (?. : Basketball (3): Hockev (2) : Girls ' Glee Club GLENICE A. PERKINS General Course Glenice talks Across the aisles; And when she does, No teacher smiles. Hockey (2): Red Cross Collector Girls ' Glee Club SAMUEL E. PIKE (ieneral Course ' Sammy is a noisy fellow. First a shout, then a bellow; And when it comes to wit, well, there! He has plenty and lots to spare. ALICE A. PLISSEY Commercial C.jurse You ' ll find she ' s always chatting, When there ' s a thing to say; Ycu may be sure that Alice Has said it vosterdav. ROBERT M. POPE Scientific Course Bob ' s a clever fellow Especially in making wisecracks, Or producing music With an E fiat alto sax . S,aff : Pro Merito: Sachem Senior Play Cast Band : OLIVE PORTER Classical Course Olive doesn ' t say much, But is a most sincere lass; She only asks to be a nurse, A credit to her class. DORIS C. POWELL General Course At no time have we seen Doris At a loss for what to say; She takes every thing in stride Be it work or play. Orchestra (4): Basketball: Red Cross Collector (2); Student Nurse (2) 14

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CLASS OF TIIIItTY-FjailT JOHN J. LEARY, Jr. Classical Cuurse You ' ll find him almost anywhere, He ' s quite often late to class; Quite often in the corridor Conversing with some bright- eyed lass. Orchestra (3); Sports Editor of Year Book; Newswriters ' Club (2): Home Room Treasurer; Junior Manager of Football Team GRACE F. LOGAN General Course Gracie comes from Lakeville Way up in the Styx But when it comss to violin, She sure is full of tricks. Orchestra (4); Girls ' Glee Club (2) Student Nurse EDITH L. LONG Classical Course As an all-around girl, She takes the prize; At whatever she does, She ' s tops in our eyes. Pro Merito; Hockey; Baseball (3); Basketball (4); Secretary of Student Council; Secretary of Home Room (2); Sports Editor of Year Book MARIE J. LUTI General Course Ready, willing, able! That ' s Marie at our call; Whatever it is, she ' s always there. An imm ediate friend to all. Dramatic Club; Editor of Newswrit- ers ' Club; Senior Play Cast; Basket- ball (3); Baseball (3); Red Cross Collector: Senior Hockey Manager; Student Nurse; Cheerleader (2) MARJORIE A. LYNCH Classical Course Plenty of noise from Marjorie To hail the victories of the team, And for an undefeated five, it ' s certain That she can put on steam. Cheerleader; Secretary of Junior Class; Home Room Secretary; Bas- ketball Manager (4); Red Cross Col- lector JENNIE E. MAWHINNEY General Course Running here, running there. You ' ll find her almost anywhere; But in classes, well, we say It ' s far easier to go and play. Girls ' Glee Club (4) RALPH B. MENDALL, Jr. Scientific Course Pro Merito and Student Body, Sachem Staff and basketball, Bud takes part in everything And is popular with all. Pro Merito: Business Manager of Sachem; Band; Home Room Treas- urer; Home Room President; News- writers ' Club : Senior Play Cast ; Foot- ball (4); Basketball (4): Baseball (4); President of Student Body HELYN A. MERRIHEW General Course Studies don ' t mean everything Says she with nonchalance; I don ' t intend to be a grind As long as I can dance. Home Room Captain (2) ; Glee Club (2) ; Senior Play Cast MARY T. MURDOCK General Course A quiet kindly manner, A voice soft and low, We feel along life ' s broad path- way She ' ll bs welcomed wherever she goes. Hockey (2) ROGER D. NEWCOMB General Course You will see him running round. Here and there, now and then, Convinced that homework is dis- tasteful Even to the best of men. 13

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CLAS OF TIIIUTY-EKIHT LEO L. PRETI Classical Course Leo believes in avoiding All unneeded chatter. In order the better To use his gray matter. Vice-President of Freshman Tresident of Pro Merito; Class • sistant lUisiness Manaprer of Year Hook GEORGE B. PURDON, Jr. Scientific Course Georgie plays a trumpet, So perhaps in future years The audience of a symphony Will applaud, when he appears. Band (4); Orchestra (2); Baseball (2) BARBARA J. RAYMOND Commercial Course She likes to walk, She ' s always gay; And when there ' s talk She has her say. Pro Merito; Orchestra ■WILLIAM S. ROBBINS SL ' ientific Course Although the biggest in our class. We know he doesn ' t mind it; For he can throw one over the plate With more than his arm behind it. Baseball (2) HELEN K. ROBERTS (Lakeville) Commercial Course Cute to look at. Delightful to know, The belle of the ball, Wherever you go. Treasurer of the Junior and Senior Class; Glee Club; Baseball HELEN K. ROBERTS (North Middleboro) ( ' (jmmercial Course Running here, running there, Always on the go; A charming personality And more than one beau. Girls Glee Club (4); Business Man- ager of Glee Club: Baseball (2); Captain of Baseball (Junior year) ; Pre.sident of Girls ' League; Chair. nan of Social Committee (:i) ; Lunch Room Assistant: Assistant Treasurer of Student Body : Treasurer of Student Body RAYMOND ROGERS Scientific Course If he can be of assistance, He is glad to accommodate; There ' s no fellow more congenial In the class of ' 38. Band: Orchestra ROBERTA E. ROGERS Commercial Course They say one should be seen, not heard, A precept quite well-known; But that effervescent giggle Is a trademark all her own. Lunch Room Assistant JOHN B. SAVAGE Classical Course Always dressed up to the minute, Careful in his choice of ties, Also he has great ability For inventing alibis. Home Room Treasurer; Home Room I ' resident HAZEL M. SHAW Commercial Course She ' s something of a paradox, If you know what we mean; She ' s not a shrinking violet, Yet at blushing she ' s supreme. Social Committee [15