Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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M. H. S. June da Costa: Another diminutive girl Avho went o er in a big way. is now known as the second mother Dionne. She is also president of a woman ' s gabalot league and her children have a contract with Warner Bros. Albert Maddigan: The tall, fair, baby faced man of the class of 41 has recently received notice from the court of missing heirs that he has inherited a fortune. As usual. Slip al- readv has it spent. Nicholas Galanto: icky. whose life am- bition was to be a lover, has done surpris- ingly well. He married a debutante in 1945 and is now teaching the little ones how to win fame in baseball. Thalia Farrington: Thalia is now enjoy- ing the comforts of home. She spends most of her time teaching her Soul the way to happiness. Albert Soule: Albert, recently retired pro- fessor of West Point, has just published his autobiography, ' Thay. ' Bud ' , can you spare a memory? Elmer Shaw: Elmer, now proprietor of the Shaw Tractor Service , has just accept- ed a contract to plow and harrow Bisson- nette ' s 50 acre farm. Robert Anderson: Bob. who has just been appointed to the presidency of the Beverly Laundry , recently remarked that if he ex- pects to have a Shurtleff he had better settle down to business. Sylvester Sylvia: Svlvester received na- tion wide comment in the papers upon his triumphant debate in the Senate yesterday. He really put over his point on Why Roose- velt should accept a 13th term. Kenneth Hammond: Ken is now teaching at AI. H. S. and is rated as one of Miss Erickson ' s right hand trig -er men. Marjorie Dupre: Marjorie carried off her seventh Blue Ribbon for the 100-yard dash and in her statement to the press she remarked, I appreciate this ribbon very much, but it can ' t compare with the ribbin 1 used to get in Mr. Maynard s English class. Malcolm Buck: Malcolm is now a prom- inent chemical engineer of the Four Cor- ners ' Drug Company. Recent reports tell us that his newest idea is to have a road pass through his store so that people won ' t have to get out of their cars. Albert Lang: Albert grew about another foot after leaving high school and was quick- ly taken in by Ringling Brothers ' Circus where he now holds the title of The World ' s Tallest Man. Richard Wilmot: Joe Wilmot is now head of wall papering department of ilniot Hanging Concern, and from the latest re- ports, he is very much wrajiped up in his work. Leo Maiahad: Leo. the manager of a man- ikin factorv. said he had hoped to lie a tech- nician but that he guesses that this is pretty technical work. Robert Gay: Bob is in his newly See what you eat ' hot-dog stand selling those new transparent dogs! ! ! Phyllis Bryant: Phyllis is a sales girl in the Plymouth Cordage Company and she com- plains that it gets pretty tiresome just dish- ing out the same old line. Mary Tillson: Mary, with M. G. M. Studios, is at present making a personal appearance tour of Xew England. W e sincerely hope that she doesn ' t forget Our Town. Helen Corayer: Helen edits the Hockey W eekl . W e know she is ery able to do this, for she certainly did a great job at hockey in our own high school. Paul Mitchell: Paul has followed up his pitching career. All he ' s waiting for now is a good catch. Merle Mclntire: Merle has pole vaulted his way lo happiness, for recently he found the perfect bar in the legal profession. Stewart Washburn: Stewart is now in the wheat business — bagging the dough. Susanne da Costa: Susanne took up nurs- ing after leaving M. H. S. After many years of hard study under some of the best doc- tors, she has been commissioned to go abroad for relief work among the Ethiopians. Marion DeMoranville: Marion has just opened her new Pedicure Shop. She claims she is a foot ahead of the other Beauty Salons. Francis Bell: Fran now is a sea diver. Our conclusion is. He ' s all wet. He ' s plumb- ing the depths looking for his Lu-lu fish: if he finds her he ' ll Cro-well. Natalie Perkins: Natalie has just perfect- ed a new dance step that is known as the Perkins Polka. We always knew that Nat would dance her way to fame. Joseph Jurgelewicz: Joe is making a name for himself in the newspaper line. He ' s specializing in selling Sunday papers to farmers daughters. Edward Grant: Ed took law and now has an important position as judge of Westgate Count . His favorite judicial statement is, Shirlev vou ' re Grant-ed. '