Millbury Memorial High School - Aftermath Yearbook (Millbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1928 volume:

ete oA el ney i ‘ c, at ea J We the class of 1.ineteen twenty-eight decicate this Aftermath to our teacher énu soyal friend Saretta B. McCrea in an attempt to show our appreciation of wiat she has done to make ovr high school careors whieh ites Dorove’ us. My aii Cinoe Creid R25 Ch..585 COMIITIYSS! ORR ln lak a. PRIZE aa Rio- 1923 ey i ie pA Nios CB ty si OL CGASS eTgn cd Gin bo PROPERLY Reed ey i De NT C5255, SONG CE285 S227ISTICS OMiSSIONS 2D CORRECTIONS Gr Lac TOR TR CK BR KSTS. pare e Oe od peat ad BASEBALL one ie ha 4 ' o , Avr Helder : i hohasia Tale liek At Col Me Sider Lahn ’ Ane ne 4 ah lke Yt sy ae o bt ee PRO Ht ¥ ERNEST W. PRATT, PRENCHPAL.... Pdi kiss Dae LORY MARY BERGIN eeeeerseerereeree eteeeoee r esteees ° eee stustic STEPHEN BLUATON eeeveege esee e?eet8e e eee . eoee e ee Fr erach MARGARET H. DEMPSEY... eesences Pre aCe ree LOUD; ects ALICE G. DONOHUE.... op oO 0G ee oe © © 6 8 ROSE MOOSIAN...eeeves PRANCIS J. 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Bee ton EG win Ls may Jemes Hles “inbdott vom PORLEER MEMBARS CF Walter Bertvhicume Victoria Blesu Blanche Boucher Genevieve Chantielaine arthur Conl ey Tneocgore Davidso n Irving Dorr Beatrice Dufresne Wilfved Dufour Helen Brickson James Frazier hiitidred Gilbert Charles Greene Josenh Greene Carolyn Hildreth ee 8 oe ve 8 © ° o ° a DOT tHE ° ° ° oo ° aire) EE ALOR Dl hiyr tle Coisky aie) Banc T. Burbenk winitred Cavanaugh Yearion L. Johnson éAmedee Berthiaume Edwin F. Lemay M. Connor IT, BY ale M. Mickelson Butkevich mC or. helen Miorris Dana ons fred Cavanaugh rmine Garvey Foe Ber thiaume Joseph Burnap Feter Bedrosian ‘nelle Marcelle | U hivrtle Cofsky a ae ASS ase eee ee: eee nee Gilbert Johnson Clearing Lemay Leo wens To, i ttson Stan Ley Nett - Custat Nettlebladt Nie rearet Newton Thurley Qwen Cermen Fhillips Reymond. Picke $4 Lc games Sheehen Leonera Snow Sigrid Wall Relph Woodward Rosemirie rahey 1 a) . im Nea 9 OGM a kaa Joie WF, ri ” at uaa ya} rere ae PCR PRIS IDINTS .ADDPESS _- - - the class of nineteen hundred and twenty eight, ai here to commemorate one of the major steps in lives. We have comple 020 our study at Millbury High School arc about tO ente a period of outr lives which is more ious, whether it be business or college. Our days in high 7 Le eg? + Ol have been pleasant and rather cere-free, end it is with 9 regret that we think of leaving. _ Today we shall recall some of those incidents and vities which have made our high school career so enjoyable lave relieved, to some extent, the tedicusness of every aay and Study. These may seem unduly removed from the serious you to bear a4 Sons A= | Oke Mem R es SiN Ph iy Ma eS enjoy vith us the S of the occasion. | a also, we wish to express our sincere gratitude to Sine : culty of Millbury High Sc hool for their patient and earnest, a times seemingly hopeless, efforts in our behalf. We that the future may show that they were not entirely 1 and in vein. Tt 18 With these thoughts uppermost in mind that I, in f of the class of 1928, welcoiwe you to these Class Dey ises. t 1 en Tobie si 4. Va Se ae ee fix i are ' thi � ai. | Class Propheécy.. ie Was the last game of ths _seeson. In fact, 1% was the last ipury High School baseball gams in whicn the senicr boys would e - a, 1 ey AS “ ete ‘Ae ra ict Pr - a TT ey et ry Mmoaoe., The home veun nod just made a nun, DSi. OR Es C- ¥ bin td 5 5 aT re oe lies at 7 ™ HE eA ao a a aks hte 2 is “FA ve, me Squad Was’ exercisiur Its vocal powers, ana every student, m the lowly Ticeshman to tue dignified, seniors; was jumpin up Paown Wien vexres terTent...s2cther man “yon the home team was up bat. We had not yet retavered from the excitement which the vious Pam GeO om soo, ane we, did not .seetie bakl coming as a Wid a) ebion or’ the bieachers until it was almost upon us. In my mp t POOR ee ribs. COUN Lts ways, lo Kner noche more Tar £ : into the land of unconsciousness. In ny new Situation I ssemed to be reasing a newsvaper dated , 6, Hinetoomstundred and forty. As my eyes scanned, the air- pages I noticed a little item which bore these headlines; faint agnins’ Mi lioury--Sutton Road Commissioner. To my great rise bab Troan COMTLssioner was none other :than Amedic Berth- THe“ peOULS hag commlainca because he had been spending $00 [money so Repeiriie the back toads, especially Sutton, Mid? Pra Getes) bac x.cada, but one could never expgain why he lentiod them ea orten. Woiite loaking over the theatre adver- s Py veyosweaiehs two tamiliar nemess ct stated that. Hope Beard end sierie Deiley, famous esthetic dancing Seachers would tay) cr oe Ss 69) ry = is by’ iJ i) i? Co 7) f hs @ ci ™ @ es C2 i 5 aoe E3 Ce we regi 13 © ‘@) coming weok with me bhen nobiced an advertisemont, Waica reat; “Get the latest Women--and how to tame them’ at cur newstand. Written by Gilbert and Russell Murray. I thought I would take a stroll es : . town and purchase one of these books. I was just about to ve � wa ¢ . e+ oae4 a ned . Wane. the street when a beautiful roadster came spinning along. 1 it drew up to the curb, a young lady alighted. 1 noticed her e Midred Connor alias, Patricia O’Brien. She told'me that nard Fairbanks had just jilted her and since that time she had aye ie 4 = . 7 f tothing to do with these horrible creatures, name:y men. She « a mmade herself famous as-a history professor. Milly always did : i ¥ A fe history. She told me that Leonard Fairbanks became a banker. 3 and Doug had planned to be married, but some broadway butter- ei r had captured his heart. Pitis wife soon disposed of all his money, anda he returned to st Millbury where he entered the chicken business. She also told that Anna Bunevith had found that the people here did not ap- ea te her dancing ability so she, hadigone to (Paris, and there sho been acclaimed the world's greatest dancer. From her I learned t Philip Johnson had become famous as a writer of short stories the Breezy Storiss Macazine. I then left Mildred and again arted on my way. Upon crossing the street an old Ford came along | terrific speed and it’ almost took me off my feet. I heard the Pfic officer's whistie. He comandec both to stop; the man in the a : ‘4 + i, because he was speeding, and me, because I had crossed at the ng time. iL was very much surprised to find that both the man the Ford Bur the� stveariic officer were old classmates jof: mine, man in the Fora was Dudley Van Ostrand. He told me that he was jusiness for himsel?. His plans for college had been banished | he found that he could gain fame and fortune through the manu- ee ana sale of rubber heels. His greatest sales wore made to 7 By a ol principals. I found the traffic officer to be Joseph Burnap. | tried so may professions that dissatisfied him, he decided ie e down to something calm and peaceful. iJe were both saved a bawling out. As I walked along the busy street of.the city ae a E md % , ae ee me Ap dh te ca ay —s “noticed a sign which _r “a ie duced rates. Peter Bedrosian.” Could it be possible that Pete Sa, v ead: TGKe yor. Zannang lessions here. s teaching dancing lessons? Well, I remember he was a charming neer back in his high school days. However, My attention was soon iverted somewher? else. I noticed a very reserved looking woman Ming down the street. She had specs, and wore her hair in a knot | the top of her head. Her face seemed to be familiar. Yes, as I ought, it was Adelie Meeceite. She told me that she was a dean in e of the leading twiments coilege of the country. This surprised very much, for I had expected so much from her high school court- ip. iI learned that Helen Rowe after leading a life of gayety and 2 for @ number of years, had become a missionary. ‘She was now Africa, and proved very successful. Alfred Beaton, she told me, | succeeded, Miss Dempsey as head of the commercial department, i was now teaching bookkeeping at M. H. S. This, by the way, was favorite suoject during his high school days. I Was very much prised to leamn that Billie Ashton Was a great Evanglist. After ving high school, he had taken up aviation, but this was found be too tame to suit him, I started on my way again, only to be pped by Muriel Murray. She toid me after a number of years of —- ient Waiting, Everett hac finally popped the question. She was taking a corresondence course to be a housewife. I asked her ‘information about her old classmates. Now I was informed that th Ceder had become aquite popular in New York through her latest el, The Art of Vamping. ” Who would ever think it? She also sed that Virginia Guganig had gone to Chicago, and after staying me but a few months her popularity had won her the position of sident of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Men. le Cofsky, it seems, had been disappointed in love, and had enter na vif oe My is anh rae ay, i, Aad), So ’ ve ane 7 J d the hospital to take up nursing; discarding ell thoughts of the 4 ¥ : , pepsi te sex from her mind. She had not been in theo AGspltak’ Lone hen she mov oe Charming young: doctor.) Thay werd marricda shortly Ptor. 1 turned to notice 2a woman coz CEO A SRB SC Marah ete Meeoan a book,’ Holen Butkeyich, of 4 .) fate ty uf el gas COR ate! ES} cena ya 16 % an ACH Y ! � “ ai aiee ee mH A pein : ee wero Wiiire ae re ee, ee ee a = aly Pee ee TOMI Bae Cet TO Sel Me val on pomh) Dar Pvese hy. ohe Ree te SOO MN ROD LEC RIGO we oOo Rely Poe tUyS eRe Slat hS Ky QO 7] OQ Bd =a Was proprictor OHO ay IG, GOBIND say OR A OT ne rae stn earn me ac Studied fect. ohe theisasy sho might kike to, become a chiras- d 3 Hst. I could not belp smiling when I hoard thet Charles B id Mabcl Stockyell were in business I RSG NE LO Went a SC Let ir conic which would a dyc: your hair any, cokor).you) wiereds. Lt. must Wwe worked for Mabel Was now a dashing brunette instead of a red ight. Edith Mickelscn had left the little tovn to become an Mist's model in Now York, I was very much surprisec to find that a B's ‘ 1D RAL GOR lesa i 4 a bal Ra AT Ff US I el BRE PW et: fi A Bearish was Onc sar Ty classmates, ‘Eenry Waistemore.. Midéered a} 3 ra inkolson, BeOS OL BOTROLT Ai 2Toav OraALoOL s)he bpd boem heard ver VaorCoOUntry Gisciseinze histericas, subjoctaa Upon Jeaving men 1 boerdee 2 bus to my apartment. Seated in the. same seat ’ th me Wos A Woran Ween 1 rocognized to be Clara, gawclis., «I found art to be whet one would term an old maida, She informed me that ‘ ¥ $ SB had mace money through stocks and bonds, aad could noy waste + timo as sho Wishec. I was surprised to learn that two of my assmates had gained fame on the screen, Morris Dana was playing osite ‘@lara Bow. Edwin LeMay served as an extra in. the Mack nnett comedies, Eddie had gone into the real estate business hn Victor Salo in California. He soon tired of this and it was 2 ‘hae : | ! time befora he secured a position on the sereen. Victor remain- n the real cstate business and was now doing exceptionally well. tina Fish had taken up aviation. She was known throughout the MO eae ey - ny a 1 ‘ . ac f aif ; Le iy � ! eke Dew at hive eg i hes. is hath . decid oie gare: we a cs pig a� ns fed country for her famuns hops. lee a8 the wife of Charles ‘lindberegh. my frmitic Garvey had gone abroad to study art. Her § iudio and srosidence were in Marlboro for some special reason. Winifred Cavanaugl: WHE VOOMULAI 27. ONO bi bord y Thiend eho Mnod (poon q articles in a nunhar. of monthly marcazinca: en. Wiy TT) am Oia Maid. irvrone ani cason Burbonk, who were always ins parasic, have gono inuc tc Garage business. Irene does the Beerkooping while Jason does the dirty work. Inez Norman, Mabdel nderson and Hazel Bonzay have fTopned a cipcus) witch (Ls touranie the world. Most of their curios have boon brought with thom from the Park ®ill and Old VYommon districts. Janes Higginbottom is stilt in Millbury. He was reeently made president of the Buck Bros. plant of that town. I learned that Hlizabeth Gibbons had chosen a somewhat difforent profession than most of her class- metes. ‘he had gone into the laundry business with a friend, 4 ma had made hugo profits, This was'no surprise for Elizabet q iis : i - ma always knownths “ins end outs cf ae ¢ the laundry business iMrour vonlousi asm: o,or Trominigcences..Clara Kawolis: and I he = v oO ry 1 aoe ad a3 @ mr © Laas eeching of ,whisitlcs and ‘screaming of mecos, and the goneral shouts of people as ou bus plunged ladly on. ‘he brakes had proved useless and we were rapidly Saring down jike an avalanche’ upon the concourse of pedestrians nd convoyances. “il was kist, cven the precious infomation had gleaned concerning my classmates availed me nothing. eash! and now complete oblivion. Out of the darkness a short 1 narrow stream of light appcarcd. What! I said to myself, ‘this another world? Soon the ball field became dimly visible. ¥ fw ? A be ‘ i He Peay Ky Auntie! yale sh i le )) ni) a i a M 4 ‘ Hite Huth ae AW ee ha ate eit pi. pe he babi tire sped, e Aa Not) Ie 4) eer tay ae, Niiratt Tgrtee tiny Nes Be ly Cte Ft ‘ ¢ rae ef t a te MLE WPAN? ed iaind gh 4) Everything Ey back to me now. Somoone was bending over me in an attitude of utmost solicitude, but in a minute I was upon my fect and cxulting with the loudest over the victory. . Were my rocent images, the products of a distorted - imagination or do you siare my beliof that I was tomporarily infuscd with the propnetic power? 1940 may assure you that by some strange ‘and super merecural circumstances for that brief space, I was raised to the | | ‘ exalted realm of prophcts. y iit ¢ AR bia Tye ees Sue ee + Lie J ELTA Pa ear tk 4 S ‘ . it ; UN AN eres) ny 2 1 aan OPT , ty of i ee a hla ate vas ; a Ye Pe OUST She She eet Marion Johnson. Mike, manager of the girls' basketball team, decided that would not be able to succeed in this field so she filed an pplication. to become a social worker. Everything went fine: itil she met’ th-t romantic men of her dreams or) the sidewalks P New York. ‘The last we heard of Marion she wa's living happily rer after at Hollywood, California. She and her husband have pcceeded Meyy Pickford and Douglas Fairbar.ks on she SL l Ver ' breen. How tires do change. ; CLASS HISTORY As you glance at us brignt and cultured looking youngs men and women, you would harqiv believe us to he the same people, ir you could have ssen-uvus on a certain Septemoer morning four myears ago. On'titeat memorable day we wandered about the corridors until miunie -8:15 bell rang, warning us to cone to assembly. We all “pushed helter-skeiter into the assembly hall, so that we would be Rigure SO, Pet seats near The front, in order that we might hear all the ruies and regulations that Mr, Pratt would give us. The rooms that were to be our home rooms were assigned to us, the rules and mwegulLarions' and the penalties for disobeying them “were Piven us “and then we were Dree' to fo and find our home rooms. It took ius about’ a month to get accustomed to the. daily proutine and then we decided to have a class meeting to elect our class oificers. Philip Johnson was elected president, Edith Ceder, vice-president, Bertina Fish, secretary, and Jason Burbank, — treasurer. Later on in the year Philip Johnson resigned as presi- Bent and we elected the late Charles Green to take his place, In December the Seniors gave a Christmas party, end, as it ‘was in the afternoon, most of us went and had a good time. After ‘New Years the days slipped by quickly and finally it was June. Class Day, gracuation and the prom went by and at last came the day of days--the picnic. But alas, that morning it was pouring, but even that failed to dampen the spirits of M. H. S. students ‘appreciably. Some of the students went and they still say spite Oh ste “7 Tights ee va] om a by Be i eee LF el by ony ar ee , | About the first of November we began to choose ow class ring, Seg required two or three days, because everyone could not agrec the same ring. Finally the majority ruled, and then came ania waiting. When it seemed as though we were never going to see | ring, they came. The Seniors gave a sleish ride in December and invited the jors to go. Many of us went and enjoyed ourselves immensely. raduation time soon came round again, but this year we were to play a more important part for cur Junior Prom, our first major ocial @nterprise came during commencement week, +“verything went ff smoothly and the whole week would have been perfect, but for me thing, there was no picnic! During the year the school fficials had laid dowm the rule-- No more school picnics! The summer months seemed to fly by and before we knew it we rere back in school: for our;last year in M.H.S. We had long reamed of the time when we should be seniors, and at last they had B44 god, We found nowever, that our elewated position was e- e fot cntircly impregnable. Our most serious set back was the rather This year several members of our class had parts in the ual school play. ‘the name of the play was, Ain't it the Truth. made some money for our graduation expenses. In February we held our Senior Prom , which was botter at- ot 4) ite cath as te ia) - ee ; a | ‘ + a: Reo aeek agke vi is) vy ty : Parr we its $14 Sa REN, Sb Pea el A Fae Lob) Sieh ae J ha oe ale a eee Pe ra on et ne ie i 3 ‘AS } vie fot pac es ‘ DON RP es: Shep ) wre Pt M4 etna ea UT TO , Ay reo Bt ( i A it p Gara ae ah i sats neta MEL ASN UB AE bt EGU Er RRC PEI ee PAV UAE NE } VRIe We item CF SPW ae B fe Rey ; . Pitt Ny eli ps on ire fey te Riv! P ‘ i ‘eal ‘picgnte a ! Tous , it Mal A hf es yh SAO gi Gy ee Fi at BL ek PMD) SANE Rae babys Wikss The summer months flew by rapidly, Soom it was September Lonle rtreshmen,) Dub had won tJ 2 d we were no longer insignificant our places among the elite; we were sophorores! We soon dis- covered that being sophomcres wasn't always a path of roses; as antiaote for our newly discovered privileges we found our subjects Were) Teuch harder end: then) coo, we were. Still ia Lives timid when we were around the seniors, Puring cur sophomore year we welcomed two newcomers to our class, Morrrs Dana, and 'Amedee Berthiaume. Christmas holidays came and went and soon we could hear the Seniors making plans for their prom. The night fof the prom arrived and a few of the braver members of our class “Edith Ceder won the contest and as she was a member of our class, a) we all felt mighty proud. Fr Soon it was erpaduation time again; we| bid the seniors good- Bis, danced at the Junior prom and had a lovely time at the picnic. | September soon came around again and we all went back to “school. We were now Juniors; no more being timid of the seniors and scorned by the Juniors, we had at last achieved the title of Bn upperclassman. This year we lost our President and Morris ‘Dana was elected to fill that office, as our secretary had left during her sophomore year, we elected Mildred Connor for that position. amit h y Ne ty nee i hy a i A ail i i tt Ot leice a FS oct 0S Tah oe DAT AAS HDD TTI RIES a tal vm Py va en i Sak. Waa - 5 ek ED en a) Ce idee, | a) Kee Wey ve (os a iy i ny Ne Ry ra ches ay aig wy 4 ede yy Y f Peay ia x AG hse i c ‘ 5 art ' 4 “ Ne | a The summer months flew by rapidly, Soom it was September ena we were no longer insigniricant little Preshmen, Dut had ivwon our places among the elite; we were sophomores! We soon dis- covered that being sophomcres wasn't always a path of roses; as an antidove for our newly discovered privileges we found our BUubjects were much harder and then too,,we were still a little 4 timid when we were around the seniors, During cur sophomore year me welcomed two mewcocomers to our. class, Morris Dana, and _Amedee Berthiaume. Christmas holidays came and went and soon we could hear the Seniors making plans for their prom, The night Sr bie prom arrived and a rewiof) the praver members of our iclass Peied their best at tripping thevLiegny fantastic: buty.weth Varied success. During the spring-a.spelling contest was held:.in ‘the Assembly Hall, tie best spellers of each class representing his‘class. ’ Edith Ceder won the contest and as she was a member of our class, we all felt mighty proud. Soon it was greduation time again; we bid the seniors good- a danced at the Junior prom and had a lovely time at the picnic, September soon came around again and we all went back to school. We were now Juniors; no more being timid of the seniors and scorned by the Juniors, we had at last achieved the title of an upperclassman. This year we lost our President and Morris Dana was elected to fill that office, as our secretary had left ; during her sophomore year, we elected Mildred Connor for that position. Py ae Fe, whip’ Rows PNY Rm ‘ M « 1B ee ee es +4 ray, } ih hi is A . be. na hen Ra . ‘ A corde 4 i % Yaw ‘ i Tcl “s ‘ 2 ke : 4 HOR: ee VERA REN 4 : coon ‘ , . i 4 5 oe Se ret ak he Os eee Ly ea aed ie Ge ied se See irene RE fee oat A ’ : es ; RRs dy F ; eg ay! j ccrAye. ‘ f . a fi cy “ vein at ets 4 ey S + Sa oe H ye : F i 3! 7 pre ; ’ q ‘ pupae i® yt ab Nah ALLLh Ge 7, ‘ vad AL) Ee be WF We rf ay ht Tat AO 3 iar ey : Laxte : ae eb COVER ej) UALS Meee rine trig OWL aM (CaM NTP om eo bg, tet Ss Ee ND woah PPD , Ae . ‘ hy ich Ai Hho M ‘a eh e Fe MA (iy! ( it OGM Nae mia toes mil Ai ahs ie hoy +e nl i i t + Aine had: et. Cie at Wt Lo page mp ny i py RD 6 i] mi ry, 0 WAN A tae Ses ah a oh aN Nis A ao A a a About the last of April we held a class mecting, in order to elect the class day speakers, the motto, the flower, etc. Marion “Johnson was oclected for the class prophecy, Mildred Connor for the ‘class statistics, Amedee Berthiaume for the last Will and Testament, 'Givor of Gifts and Winifred Cavanaugh for the class History. The Motto we sclectcd was, Rise Hver--Fail Never, and our class Now at last the time has come when we must lcave M.H.S. and all of us must sock our fortunes in the world. BUG 28) a Last thought Of whe tlass: or 2823). we iall, hopo that :ali. ithe’ frashmen, who are to come in the following ycars, will have as successful oy ced) sew ie ¥ OLR HI hib hg ie Hi bit bela XN : OP a ere ats : ree ee ee ee peed Mais ea ea a PARAS PRET es ery ee an ie: ' daw: + x SE Renta te wre sae ston I el — ee el . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. We, the Senior Class of Miiibury High School, still being of sound mind and of accurate and disposing memory, because of the “WwW _ training and cooperatiois that has been our, hereny make, publish and Geciare this our last will end testanent, hereby revoking ail ' formor bequests made by us, severally or sollectively, during moments of excitement, fits of sad aia or under some other crazy or foolish compulsion. i. To Mr. Pratt we leave the position of guardien over Room 21. P 2. To Mr. Doran, we leave the position of chief has slinger in ) Richie Gillert's lunch cart, 3, To Mr. Beaton we leave the trouble of breaxing in four good basketball players. 4, To Mr. Ratigan, we leave our sympathy for losing the best history class ever discovered in M.H.5. 5, To Miss Donohue we leave the honor of washing the baseball suits in the Eo-Hum Laundry. | 6, To Miss Maxwoll we leave Helen Tatro and Maric Walsh to ac- company her to school every dey. 7, To Miss Riordan we leave a newly natented frigidaire device to neutralize the effects of the Alasyon fur coac. 8, To Miss Dempsey we leave a soap box so slat she can sec over the wheel of her car. 9, Tc Miss McCrea we leave the bust of Shakespeare, to remomber us by. 10. To.Francis Hogan we leave the position of catcher on the base- ball team. To Blanche Smita and William Connor we leave reserved seats in the aftersessions room, To Arthur Dunn we leave a tombstone, netil nee LG en Ole he graduates. 5 TO Geminer- Kockies we bequeath the grand .nd ‘glorious title ie AC re Od Md Liu tik eta) 6 aes Dormers (Bearosien we loave ter brother's position iof the red TieeG or MiB S;': Reece Lauro Wo Leave a spccial Minror, in ievery ‘rooms To Eunice Rutherford we leave a diet menu on How to get thin overnight. To Marie Walsh we bequeath Merion Johnson's latest book on How to Vamp the Drugstore Cowboys. To Wm. Brierly we feavoa Gomb and ea. jer of vaseline. To gerry Buckley we bequeath the honor of being the Suitcase Damp Ssor let Me He. S. To Doris Tavior we leave the role of the chief initiator of all Trubpure freshmen. io nadie Russell, we leave nothing; she has plent around now. 4 Giadys Lcesein that pcroxide blonde, we leave the position = Oo of private socretary to Mr. Ratigan. To Bessis Zarrow we bequeath the title The Man Hater. we! To Paul Demosey we leave the honorable titlo of Desporate Ambrose To Jonn Haggerty we leave the honor of rounding up all the baseball players, so they won't have to come back for any. To Leona Buxton, we leave Paul Dempsey and his Ford, � t ‘ ; Ba Kaa ; Ls arn oe AWN APMIE Pe! ty me Sant My Ly mie xe f. ae | eh) AD Vie aa ia, yi te Vick) Cs 7 A A A ie te ¥¢ Ried ey twats % fost ; +5 Yeu, Wake { or tieh ie etal Cae Ay i et Riek, . He avant i 7 Wy ’ Halies V To Midge Hamilton we leave the position of assistant secretary to Mr, Eaton; we know she'li love it. To Florence Burnap we leave the position of playing Sherlock Holmes on hem oronwier arcer Ne phwe tates Drom M.H.S. To Mary McArdis.ws isave Fiorence Thompson for a pal- --we , hope they'll -get elong weli together. 30. To Walter Stewart we leave a book on “How to Win Women. ol. To Red Whittemore, we leave the honor of being assistant. to Mary Bedrosian, 52. To Bevis White we leave the rear seat in Puffy Gladhill'ts Mechine, so. she can be. sure ahd chaperone’ at ‘all times, Boo. To Vera Clark, we leave George Davagian so he may do her Prerchi at or her, 64. To Lawrence Faron we leave the position of window decorator nh Neg Ro ee! BALA et od 35, To Audrey Horne, we leave the trouble of finding a new way to get home afternoons as we must take Little Willie . along with us. 36. ‘To Howard Watkins we leave a book on How to shake hay. ois TO Lillian Broberg, we leave a'special ford to take her home Irom school .cvery night; we hope she won't. get stuck in the mud. 08. ‘To Doris Army we leave a permanent position on the girls! basketbail team. o9. To Janet Werer we leave a guardian so she won't have nervous prostration next year, 4¢. To the freshmen from Bramanville we leave a truck so that 3 they'll get home to dinner on time. xi Pav See Peer hg it fe j pet Moy ee tian: q 4 EE Lee Le (tla i AN pp stb weds Bayt St py a Heli Uyhiser, 4 PAL ny ( EE i OD : s) aaa yey 4 revel b ’ i “ } dade af sy a ean ¢ oo. To Choster Shaw we leave a spocial position, in Room 12, so that he may soothe Mr. Beaton's nerves when he loses his patience with the Frencn classos. 42, To George Conley We lsevo tne here parc in’next years play. To Harry Taft we leave a scat on the “West Miiloury Lind wed 44, To Marion Conway we cave _fleanor Grogan. ‘ad Le b To Rose Gagliardi ana Mildred Brimneli we leave a spec session in Fren ch, so that they may learn ail the rules and remember them. 46. To Harold Cross we leave a seat in tho a7, To Donald Guganic we leave a bottie of slichkun. = To Rita Ballard we leave a bottle of “growing syrup. 49. To Edward Gladhill alias Puffy, we leeve his pick of all the Pete enon. wc. We recommend Grace Stivy:. 50. ‘T'o Retina Greenwood we leave Leo Marcelle to console him over Bhe loss: of. Adelie; We hereby appoint wdward, “Puffy Gladhill, as executer of this, our last will and testament. We will and direct that our said OxXeCuLor be not required to give his cheriot as bonds, and sk nothing but his good friendship and good fellowship for the lischarge of; said trust, pigned, sealed, published and declared, by the said Senior Bees. Of the said High School as and for their last will and com snt, in the presence of us, who at their request, and-in the tes ‘of cach ‘¢tho . have here unto subscribed our names as ttesting witness to this said instrument; a Witnesses: | 4 Enna Schmaltz s Boob McNutt ‘ - s a Moon Mullins By the hand of their Clerk, Amedie S,. Berthiaume. 7 ? ¥ a . 4 ‘A! AT we nA i trek PLE ifn aif aE a epi A add “f eT eh y Xa rtty yi AP he ae 8 ae yt ap id ' ,' . ove! ad « r Pee cee pee ue Oe? od ele ry oe OT AS Se as 8 CAA an ‘ er a. PU Ne K, We a Pear ) 4 } y 2G, ts Hate tek J . 1 ee 7 te tien aS Rok varied Flys x yh ay 9S at dy heh owl tarr rf Py Sy Re Li Re Y pire et i St a ‘Pe bes ct 4 c ANT St 4) GLa sosounG 28 Wien tomorrow's sun has gone Our reward shall be secured While our fcotstens will be turned To pathways bright end new. Now we always will endeavor LO Tise ever, never tail While tour menorics’ still dwell, With our dear old Millbury High. We truc students of Millbury Figh School, Promise to bo faithful and truce, Our doar school we praise ancw May we all live to honor you Cheer Oh Checr for Millbury High School Give ovr school a rousing cry For our parting is so nigh Farcwell, farewell to Millbury Hizh, | Tune of OLD SONS OF MASSACEUSST25 a } ; OW Ary a) a ORS mI ist 7% “4 2 ag! , ree er, | ite: ete ot aie ap % oT ‘ air ian A ect Piet ce f MABEL AMANDA ANDERSON? 7 baie (May ) “ Q morry heart and a cheerful countenanco. Mabel. is one of our honor students. She is planning to enter | Normal School in the fall, We trust that she will have good fortune ever with her. Age: Ask Hank. meravorite Expression; Really! Is that so. | Favorite Pastime: Studying. . | Favorite Song: Umder a whit-whit-whittemore tree. Favorite Flower: Mayflower. | Favorite Dish Oh,Henry. ® Future Intentions: +o be a school mam | Class Gift: To Mabel Anderson we give this little Broadway Car To enable her to travels tar. WILLIAM GHORGE ASHTON 58 RD Tife is but a span; I'll every inch enjoy. Bill is the shiek of our class, and is a mean boy with.the fair sex. He is the style setter of M.H.S. and the most perfect colleague. ® Age: Waiting for her. | Favorite Expression: Boloney ® Facorite Pastime: Riding--but not alone. ® Favorite Sogg: Yes sir, she's my baby. ® Favorite Flower: Hcart!'s case. 'Favorite Dish: . Dates with peaches. � Future Intentions; ‘To run an old maids home. ' Class Gift: To William Ashton who over the sea wishes to go, We give this little boat that he may learn to row. ™ Wier eS rr Ag q ee s Cun Mart 10 ao t t ‘ ae 1p Pi) aca. c y i Ae Cg mr eee A VAP Nt 1 ae I r y ; Pa wy ald 41 NY 5 ny We ami ee Pid yyy 2 + es 1° fps. ve RAR ae. ga sey KPT Ld Qolyetetd | ahha Na st LR al ANUS a ey MNS) aby t . A ae, a) vf, { 5! 17 ‘i thoy : ii ae) ‘7 ' : , Lhe Se f i a f 7 erat = m Se a) Ee vin Reval PRA ita pea “ek Ne os Say NS ; . Ore | ee A uhh H.'s , 7 ; ee ese . RO RS RS AT are j i fi : i d | ny j ‘ ad ean PRESACRAL 7 Rg Elles ICY ERY RM Rm TST AES TESEE SORE 7750) Ea a i i ‘ ath ead ey ie'end ‘= { ue ae. 4 ah Teh IN ih, ¥ rele Oy) ha ei ; ‘neh ! f aA ? i) ’ PEG 4 ie Litas p AM Subnet : HOR ‘ h “ier GAY i ably | ay } . Nod | at Sy bia MSAMIE-FRANCES BATLEY es (Shets too demure to have a nickname ) Quict, modest—end—trare +! Mamic is avery quietmiss. She never voices her Opinion on any question whatsocver, We wonder why? Age: That's her business. Favorite. Expression: She docsn't believe in expressing herself. Pavorite Pastime: Being quiost. Favorite Song: All lone. PaAvOrite, Flowers!) ‘Bivets, Favorite Dish; Anything good. Future Intontions; We wonder. Class Gift: To Mamic Bailey who is so tiny We sive this ring so shiny. ALFRED TAYLOR BEATON (Al) ‘Happy I am, from care Itm free, Why aren't they all contented like mo? fis one of our competent commercial students... He has been active on both baseball and basketball teams, We know his loss will be felt greatly next year. Ages Not quite: as silly as he acts Favorite Expression: S6's your grand Jury. Favorite Pastime: Showing brother Steve Favorite Song: I love the moon light. Favorite Flower: American Beauties. Favorite Dish: Beets Future Intentions: To succeed his brother. where he's wrong. Crass oi Ts To Al Beaton who is so frivolous and gay We give this rattler to while the time away ‘Wearer of the | tae 4 Ms ; % 4 od MiNi ue tect.” ee 2) we A ay Fares Bak OP 4 f ; Gant f ‘a ? ho ‘ oT «4 NR re CNN SAY Soci clic (0 Ueno, sl ay a) eet cis Be siya sen ee 5 Sale: Avs i e MG ake A oes Pua St we iin Pah va ROAR RD teat a GF Bi % vies ee te aT NYG te LEAL hk aes! -¢ OF am a Hs had rn, ART eb utes INhX? HON aoe ‘ vi ics Ca PETER BEDROSIAN (Fetc) Should I wasting in dospsir, dic beeause I have red hair? Pote is the red light of our class. Ho has sorved as 3 chauticur for the: senior boys ‘by taking them baci and forth from the poolroom at noon, Sos HOw bevold enonghe in avicw owtoars ¢ Pavorivee Expression: Comeon there, take the toad our’ of WOR DOCS, Favorite Pastime: Picving pool. Favorite Song: «hed hot x Favorite Flower: Am Favorite Dish: Carrcts Future Intentions: To be the owner of a good car. Class Gift: To Peter Bedrosian the Flaming youth of Millbury High WeoeIvoO Lo Ssuaerop lang sa (ney may ily high, AMEDEE RERTHIAUME (Mid ) A Youth of Speod and Dash. Mid is an’all around good spcert. Ho is very popular among both sexes of M.H.S. and has played on both baseball and Dasketball t eams for two yoars. His, ability in decorating Wwas.recornized at both the Junior and Senior Proms, Pee niae Som his, acculons, itiis hard to tell. Fayorite Expression: Get hot? HMaxrork to sPastime:s Peale Setting stuckiin the mud Favorite Song: You gotta know how to love. Favorite Flower: Lady's Sean Favorite Dish: Caviar Future Intentions: To live on tho intercst of wat ho owcs. Class Gift: . To Amedce Berthiaume who is so fair We give this comb so he may part his hair. Wearer of the mM pat ay a aay , ss ee ' : f hy } { 7 ay0Rs et O'S mew ond oh mp or j a; ge e Aes 7 i } j ee ‘ 4 F uk ‘ . a‘, al + = { a rv a a Po . x: Seth, 2H jarc uke A uh f 22 ms Opus ; Rr EN ; vate wiht oh Pay ts ¥ j oat a Cae Cas (Nat Ged ¥ Sat i ¢ rf yernah Re OP Say Z ny hi i. ‘ ‘ he )! ¥ ’ wn f ha { ie AA Ae i ; y , ; . ve nt t ° : { aC. . ae FT Gs 4 i i - my fre o) mh scat set Uh ion a. aah Se aD ¥ ’ ; 4 h ) ; : he be ; ; . cs ns . r { ; ae ra if rn coo tt ae) ty r ‘ vr? aes aes oa y ay k be ra deep § Gk + yy ‘ ™ on pokes r ae wav, ” Bhs, Os ALE he ph ast 4 j A tut r B i nt i | t en ; : ‘ he att ae F J ‘ 4 ar ape M f b boty Bre i WA j NN ; F ey) ; Poy Inte oA : mane TO fi Tw Fes £53.08). Cad) Ieee. fe Nile Ky ; 5 Ra sy é ‘ a Vs th Wg ie: ihe me ai Pa ekt , ume : i | Rds Sy , yt rr Aye b ae oe L N b4) « sa ae Ped. 2 eee hee es y 1 43, j pea ee le (Ay i | het ty ie ree ag Ot 1 st Earehas: ted Me tng Vat isi’ h 4 4 PP een aie (Ae i -. “a hg Si ma Ser hyo y ._ fh es iy bi cy Neary ei ae ‘ i et , Sie f ‘ ae P t i t +4 f ; ee ' j ri. r. ’ i . 7 : —- te Ane we ; } : . ' } +. wy ; ty U r x wae : a 4 frat § hat . gee eo § te ye ov Be, my f st , ; ; ‘ y a , ’ ¥ | ; gy atte ode ee ‘it hoe ge i : tar 439 ade i ae tis ae af ys Bi eu epee Bes ct BAY chs gene ies Be a ba aly: Litt ] bt ae ar ee ‘ ec y hoe wees es Ss) a Se HAZSL MARGARET BONZiEY cme to ail as Hazel) Happy art thou as if every day: thou hadst cee up a horse- shoe. Hazel is another one of our typicel commercial students. ‘She me been an artist for the Neflector during her whole four years, Mwell as being an artist she ls avery able typis't. wenty. re: Somewhere between ben. any Pavorite: one. r avorite Expression; “he hasr avorite Pastime: Dench aAvorite Song: Witch Hazel avorite Flower: Golden vod nyvorite Dish: Hazel nuts. ature Intentions: To paint herself to fanc. ry ct ct lass Gift: , § To Hazel Bonzey wio, 1s so quiet and gay We give this doll with which to play. hi (CHARLES FRED BROBURG. (Charlie ei tt I speak in a ON eE RONG rte voLoes Charlie is the soft speaker of our class. He's very quiet, but Ley say ‘quiet waters run deep. We're beginning to wonder if atts bruo. 3 eS Notnas young as he looks, ivorite Mxpression: Au G'wan,. worite Pastime ; Winking Ivorite Song: Chariic my boy mrorite Flower: Magnolia Ivorite Dish? Spagretti. Bure Intentions: .“o develop’ a strong voice, lass es WR of | To Charles BProberg who likes to teil VWareive Pals TEttle bottle of oil. Te Sees DA th lea io Me we a et ‘e ve 4 “4 ‘ oie a Vike ty Maa he ers eT Aye 1, ie | ’ LNNA-TARGARED -BINEVITH (a us % £nna For 'tis' the mird thet makes the body rich.” 1 ; Anna is tho salutateortan of our class.’ Sae has shown hor ae ability as a basketball player on the girl's basketoall team for two veurs. se Base 6..80-contri buted many hunorous e articles to the Feflestor, We know her contributions will be missed greatly “next apace see Age: Older than’ she acts. Favorite E Expression? “nat causes that? avorite Pastime: ‘Using big “words. Favorite Song: JL.ain‘'t nobody's darling. Favorite Flow or: Pond-lily. “avorite Dish: Brain food. Future Intentions: To add a few more of Shakespeare's large fine sounding words to her vocabulary. Class Gift: To Anna Bunevith of quiet and serious ways We give this harmonica to make her fecl gay. Wearer of the nM . iy t ay IRENE GRACE BURBAN? Med eae is Tah hee OPA Her feet.were made.for. walking and they certainly do. their. duty. uaa © , RRA Te SRE aS A ‘Irene is a Very pe rsevoring comercial student. She is a1s6 the baby’ of our class. Benes a) very able typist aad has ep oF Si ; , by F ’ . oo ; F ; ’ ' y ‘ Mea Te Pl 1 4 Vet 1 cant ya F Ly ‘ pee ty , { ‘ i ' Ra end - . bir t) Pay el ia LAS het 568—E wisaes for the future. Apes. «Just about. Favorite,mxpression: Quin yer kidding. Favorite Pastime, Jazzing the saPee writer 4 Fayorite Pog. Irene. ‘ pavyorites Elovers:; Holly: s.uca 7 Favorite Yish:.Ice ercam.a, la mode. : Future; inbes ations. to. be the fattest and the tallost woman PULLS: Inte utlotis: re Rey 13 f pin the. worlds esvoarcls 1: . ute MeO a rays 1h Y Ey Gan tae) tt wae BU ee Ne Ne NCAT Pa 2 Class eat ‘3 4 Cle: oif;-%o Irene Burbank who has dark hair “We give this little doll.so faire: ou, � , MOOV es Seo eS hart Cry be Ae Bows s SO le PRY eg. a ee Os is % Pee i an ¥ Fei Ble hi} af Who ; ‘ Ayn stien © UA As Ty Chale i Oe Rite pense Sake rinees Tig ti w yy Pra er ew OL Tas bene Ta ME wath MU LM ‘a li 4 ‘ , Wis nha Wels Wa va i t f ‘ . 4 ri ‘di ‘ , ro ; . 4 hy re ‘. � ) na 2” iM i ia wet ; i ven ' Ma . i . mye ray iy ‘ i. 5 i + ‘ pe aly ni ra i a) hy t ; i “) I ! Hi n i Ae. f ¢ ie te! ‘ J t Lay Me : M at ON 1 new visi r } ii Aw i ¥ { RA + i) ' A A i 4 “ tiv i r) 4 mt 1 Y . 4 a ry 3) si 4 t ye , Ae (AN by aiet U AL A RAIN Hoa ty 4 AB iy nis poly Ba iy ie Be JASON THWODORE BURBLNK (Jakoy )- Youtve waked me too soon, I must stumbor again. Jagon is the treasurer of our class: and has served as ticket collector at all our proms and baskct-pall games. He has also taken part in two of the school. playssand proved Himsolpia “succoss. Ago; You can't toil by Sie shee, Favorite Exprcossion: HOW do you get that way. Favorite Pastime: Trying not to go to slocp in his classes. Favorite Song: Wo never heard him sing. avorite Flower: Snapdragon Favorite Dish; Corn popovors. Future Intentions: 4nything suits him. Class Gift: To Jason Burbank that melancholy boy, who has often SVEnauLoOr ois day Ola oy. Wo Le. (O Polivpon. Weerer of the y . JO SHPH. BURNAP (Joe) T dere, do all that may become a Ver Who dares do more is none.’ Joe is a member of our bascball nine and our basketball five. He is the acknowledged wit: of our class, His over-ready witty remarks heve hclped lighten the way of many an over- burdened senior, We hope in the futuro he will guard his bankbook better than he has while née has been with us. $ Age: Waiting for his wisdom teeth. Favorite xpression;: 4e has too many. E , : 4 ; avorito: Pastime: .Escorting, Pete avorite Song: Barbara Favorite Flower: Mistictoe. Favorite Dish French pastry. Future Intentions; To give stump speeches on the benefit of saving for a rainy -day. t Class Gift: a To Joc Burnap who is so eute, We give this little horn to toot. er co ¥ Wy - ¢ i ed Re EE ee et aes © 4 pan Se ph NMED f Re pk Pin) ba HB j Pe NS a4 sabe Lo i pe viv be wie ee ees cisabd y Pi hind . i Fe Wan Bren i ip iy COR Ee te ‘ie ee ‘ : { by, vg Nhe ew od (i hbo eg SA oe ran a f i : EL, | ie me trae ana eve soe ee ep ep Che ers ee) iis ‘ fi af mae lh } i : ( } } ‘ bel ‘ ‘ re f J f ‘a ; i ‘ee apeee f ! mea est ire « % it a ee a et. Hy We ab) ro y Stee uh es ea He 2% eg ve i Pah! ‘ p end yt of oN H ie hae AY tee aie ahck val oo res REDE 1 iARCLRET BUTKEVITH. helen 1 OU ot A Lag Me A quict fee Puritan girl. Helen is anotner one of our quict class matos. 'served on the Reflector Staff for two years and has meot, Old. cnoug? for) nim. Favorite Expr cssion: Hot Diggsty Dig. Favorite Pastime: Kevuping Edith prompted about her _ Favorite Song: «mong ry souve onirs. ! Fovorite Flower: Butwvercup. , ° ° | “4 Favorite Dish: Cowslips. Peuture Intentions:,, Weill let him decide. Class Gift: DO HCO BUKeY Lo who. is (rather shy, NOVEL ve) Thi svi ECLS: DOx OL dye. WINIFRED CAVANAUGH (Wyn ) She scatters enjoyment, who can enjoy much. she will PAge:s As old as her dignity Povorate ixoressiion.s: No. skidding; Favorite Pustime: Talking about him. avorni te: Songs Hels the last woxd. Favorite Flower: 4ny kind he bring: wevorite WE BIS. POR nus butter kisse “uture Intentions lo Us i) s QO w y bG a sym CGa Class Gift: fo Winnie Cavanaugh of athletic fame We give this banner, long Live her fame. Wearor of the Mm She has shown her PELAe The words)'ToOr) Curries s) song} love Wyn is the sport of our class. She showed her ability a Sacuress ini the senior play, and as a basket-ball ‘player on the giri's team. She is planning to go to Possee.. We know make oa food ‘gym teacher es she Likes all sports. affairs. 0 Sa wry WY ea ae Ree ns ‘ J a 4 pay = CEDITH MaRIa CaDsR (Edy ) Work is always. reworked. Edith is another one of our honor-atnudeats, She is known amoung the pupils of the high school as “Edith the Studions . She belioves that work comes hefore nlsasure, Ago: No .as.0id mai Favorite Expression CHOLES PRES DUNG sR St tae Favorite Song; “he hasn't time to sing. Favorite PFPlowcr:; . Pansy Favorite Dish: + nything growm on a farm, Future Intentions: To bo an outhoress. Shy eae 4 be: he Cais (Ss ehe. woe Bie 3 _ R ° heaven sakes. Class Gift: To Edith: enne our specte cled friend, We give this LORE so POC ie DO mend, : Wearer of the nM MYRTLE ROSMOND COFPSKY he ont -naart. lives long.” wi Myrtle i's eno cher -aie Of Our good natured and smily class- ates. She is Boning vo Do a nuree and. we feel) sure: she wild make @ ages Oneses: ashe Nos sucha. cnotming. personality. p hido's mWweoL. slLxATeenN- never been seventeen: ¢ at e : “ Favorite SLoress Lows Yaw how! aAVOL + Pe ats yy ° Ts 4ne 1-3) Cn he q 2 tA LEG cus wpa ie eG e Ae BoB a Pek L@ Dor LOL | avorite. Sones. Diye Lowa ine? q Pe Tal a ah Ae + 14 | avorito “lover: Honeysuckle i 7 mie cis 41 i a’ Pak aR Sede fay ils Sie (heck Monn, peachos 7 ¥ = Se TAOS ee TP rf ° me, - uture incentions: “0°08 nurses, ‘ ‘ eh 4 $ Y- Paes Gift: For Myrtle Cefskey is this tub . when her huoby she pe ehosen, this cup sne may .wash ; ; cause tuey need it! cy oe ak ab! 7 : | � wails . way H Ss - ‘ i Gales mK wir AN b a ttig fey os CHE Le | oi ers Cay pike Tt ee MORRES. Ja TAL DaN é iy haat (Known to alias? Morris) _- WA glass. of fashion “and tho mould of form! althougn Morris has beon with us only two ycars, he has bccn active in many scnool OCGAVICLOS une Ras “sOnrod: £or two yoars as President and has taken-part in the school plays. Roe Hos GSO) play od OM Tie ieaOD Oak Coan Agos Sas5 isn't cveryching. Foverato Exprossion:, Ho cin't gob none. PRYOR? Go Pasvimo. iKcoping tabs) on: Ruth, Favorite Song; Toll me where in the world is there somcone pie a ib atn SB Favorite Flower: Forget-mce-not. Favorite Dish: He''s on jneadeb. Future Intention: fo instill in young ladies that Silence Goldcn. tHe tA Oinee°Gi0 t's | Toco ie Dann, our Cligs Progident , MOC cas AO SI Dy wr eet beh Little CG ba, Woaror of the mM , LEONARD AGUSTUS FAT REANKS (Doug) Busy os: tno dry is, tong. Doug is tae most humorous member of our class. .Ho always Swdaneeos vO .kKcop tnc class,.awake by his antics and silly giggio. Doug hopes to succeed Douglas Fairbanks. Thoy say nothing is BoimpossidDlo. Wo hope so for his sakc. { mares Judge by his appearance. Pavorite Expression: What do ya moan? Pavorite Pastime: Trying to vamp the girls, Favorite Song; Thev go wild simply wild ovor me. Favorite Flower: Any Wost Millbury weed. Favorite Dish: Sardines. Future Intention: To be successful in love. — _. as se Class Gift: To Doug Fairban ks who's never cross, We give this dainty riding horso, Co ee ee sea) ! iy TIT Re ae i ae a i eye BERTINA IDA FISH AOA econ Gaia Ba te bh warty ind pe Mars Riga Moth wag ce Sanya ak 0 an Ye ris! Bortina is anothor ome-of Our numorcus competent Somnorelal SuLuaontes: | PNG Le Vory DOpuULow onome Eno mir is ot hér class but moro!sc sith the opoosite sox, Ree Ue er Oe DOR OOO. SAE TLS Oy Fovyorite, Exmossions (cll, DN. be, darncd, Favoritc Pastime: Blushing. Favorite Song: There ought to bo a law against that. Favorite lower: Lily of the Valley. Favorite Dish: Salmon Future Intentio, snyone could toll by looking at her’. Glass Gift’ DO. Borbino Fish) oho cupest).orial hl: We present this little cupic doll. HTHEL ERMINE GARVEY (Mincy ) Laugh and tho world laughs with you. Minoy has, brightened our whole four ycars by entertaining us by hor actions. For furthor information regarding hor Scrprons isk ony imombor: ori thoicda 3a. Aget Sho doesn't toll MavOriLoO Expression: Oh! what a nut, avorite Past : “Lgeuing with Mr. Ratigan. Pavoriae Done: Lucky Landy. favorite Flowor: ‘Shooting star. Fovoriie, Dish: artichokes Pucevesintontion: (fo. bean, aviatrix. TO. Bane. Garvey, se! smart in Uistory, We give. this) Little, book. of mystery. eo het Py ey NT oi eee, NON Pit st Now a 4 ? ey Pras MEM RT RT OAL iM } 7 ( ane 7 ty Dg Ley UI MA iy Pea hs 1 he ’ ui . hyyen tact AGNES ELIZ.:BETH GIBEONS “gee: (Tits 2 i ) Shots big ond shots wisc, so bowaro all yo guys Lizsio is the grandme of our ¢cleass. Sho is always hending out advice to cvoryonc. Wo hepe in the future sho will always practice what ‘she proaches. ACs Long dresses don!t always indicate age. Fovorite Expression: She'd give ya a pain, Favorite Pastinc; ArQulng with Tina. Favorite Pong: The wearing of the grccn. ' Favorite Flower; Princess Pat roses, Favorite Dish: anything his ne renee Con .Artord. Future Intention: +o go to normal school ond thon have the } State cducational board require compulsory 1 education to the age of twenty-give. : L Class Gift: To Elizabeth Gibbons, we givo this cook book free, So that to Patty sho may a good wife bo. JOHN ARTHUR. GILBERT (gust: Tonn) | Tits safcr boing movk than ficrce. John is another ono of our gquict classmates. Sonctimes we wouldn't know he was in our cless if we didn't hear the etoacner call’.on hin. mes Phroo gueseds. Favorite Para: Ho thinks actions sponk louder than words. Fevorite Pastime: Going all through high school without an Ai aftorsession. BPavoritc Pong: Senobody 's Lonely. Foaycrite Dish: Hillside +urnips. Favorite Flower: Bachelor's button. Future Intontion: To be e bacholor. Class Gift; M John Gilbert our movie star Tho some dey will be lkmown afar, Yo give this gift which is very unique 4 funny little movie shick. ‘ hb a) rb 4 ‘ i | ; TAS ry hey f ual « ‘. W in ‘ . satan ek tits - Va ay t : arb he eueeetet. w Hb WN AND SEO RR , le ayy ; ‘ 4 ‘ - - ) y PF a , ie ( Bhi) tak eR a ; in) «i , 4 men? ive i : 4 i , d i ‘ r ) if } J at 4 i A j i f + eae | rh hs Sf 7 “ J x, . Pile ‘ Mg i ny hs See EARN “ ) . a yas + j Pate ' Were 4 a ny, A tye, oe 5 Rie fos” Set, eg ‘eS ae ae oe at ve Ae Foy) ae iv, Y, wih y ee Dye P C¢e nm! %. ae ess ae SOO ‘eB A ied ae a. a vb ae iv uta ig AT He Sr oats yin a : VIRGINIv. JOHANNa GUGANIG (Botty) Nend if ZT give thee Honor duc, mirth admit mo of thy; crcw. BOtty, 2sa Vary (proviciunt student, “sho has beun active ii tho SoCvol nnd ‘scnolageie Pile or the school. Sha was. a shining light on tho: bisket ball. toam and on tho debating toan as well. Age: Shoe novor told me. Favorite Exprcssicn: lWattish. favorite Pastime: Bossing her brothor. Favorite Yong: Mon, Aach! Favorite Flowor: Bo tony Favorite Dish: Creb-meat salad. Puture Intention: t, OOO private sctretary. Class Gift: To Betty Guganig who jumps so high We give this balloon to reach the sky, Woaror of’tho yt, JAMES HIGGINRBO?TTOM (fimaic) Ne boy's a boy, a man's a’ nan, emo ws Thor sna licst boy dn oay class, But choeh i etc smaller ones than you have succooded. hee: He's omall, but oh, my! Favor 1 to Bxpraskien: Fowdy dow. UO. PastieGs Buaieine castlosoin the air, Bisa ti wore Ot BA They end of a gipl Tid. Like nf Cah iicy SWeobhunnrt:. Fevorite flower: VJ inbing TO BOB.� Mavorite Dish:. Tutti Fruti Coiicge Ices. Future Intention: To go to Ylark. ‘Glass Gift: To Jimmic Higginbottorm who is so small, Wo give this malted milk to make him tall. up to orn D Shaw Bt eds to ot tal bs egaba Bite s-) a ps Dae .. , t «) ‘ vee ae 4 , re at re OR Aw Coke he Nei tees Na are Dalston te as ‘ Tey a ee iat Chae See, aks ea ¥ yy pay i cn, RE) GEESE OS DRM DGE § 3 endl one Yelk sobude Seed fo ktorq bray Ss es ted | tn ee ; . tt aaa REY Hey eae ( Y ay a) Cb tai: yp el eae (i ay MPs Lj ! A Ans wa, fy AY g. enw oAh2 “sfoorive ri ad ho) ee. ek sa Losloe Pere aiooe odd nk en (hay OP fa ye SS Nee ai: Cebit ial Crome yg vim Zot te. « Ge oo am (aay ub gitidedob ons £0 bas ipod fae d-doxe d odd ieie Sink getatile , pen ' f Re ee enmes. mi, rages Jy Neerce ; Gra, ot eee -fLow gi sod , ees ng ee Tove loud MIRE 2. | | PRCA chee Wy hpi Peroni sak 2257 Gace 2 ia des stontord fat Bodeeod- sVornty feng of ffove} | ey or maak eg! ae ne RA Sie i? 2 y'cteS at acre Ae io be T peamy Da ) ee a5 | Ys suciarchnweigl PAROS GE cbye £4 ad fc yas LIEGE TORS OPI RAE Ee Oy BE Ae ERE eG Ckpoee dns J + ae = Ae ts Cee ire r ‘ . PO Ma OS a Eg ag Ys Ob BM 8 PE Efi @ ert dar UF Seon ay a ertes dts re ns Hf 4 . ue 3 eo j 5 r ” hat be ah A hein fy KARO MMe hee aT Me MRR pe” CT we PR TY hee Be oh ; ia Se OEMs a, 3 b'} fet Pa A a se oF oh oy , - Fa ENT AN ey Reever RE Ths PGES gg Ee ae pe Te ved | s 4 xi re yen band _ 4 t ye th om She ‘ +f 2 ts f i! Ly wa i aes rt t? aa 4 jl i whe OTR O Ee eee had Gane { Gi ry + ‘ bd Se PA” y vase ; pay 3 re a tN) ene � ; ' ay ‘ NATE RCL oT: LAD ae oir an IOs Yh i cant tt of), Gea es, pint ‘ ma ee Ue ey 4 ae Dy eS DN Ca ES toga eat BE ses goth 9nd. youd A hit RD ad ae el. PALA SG ¥ She cae et Ey eh MN woTS ; � GOV ESD) wee er Je 8 es vile my ui 6 Fe eRe gittdadob ot Le ae Pen MARION LOULSH JOHNSON (Mike ) Tf he be :pleasant to look” upon, ihat does a young lady say? ; et es ViIkGieeeno thor commercial student and) a very, carcefirec ones shé dDelieves in plcasure before work. ‘““ne proved herself an OrULer ont DeSskut—-barl manatror of the, ei pris team this: year. Agos Old onough to have a iboats Favorite Expression: WNutsy. Fovyorite Pastime: Talking about her shicks. Favorite Song: Sonowher along with hin. Pavorite Slowor: Carnation Favorite Dish: Stuffcd datos. Future Intention: Hots got that planned, eiass Gilt’ oo Merion Jolanson ‘our champion flapper O ‘ eyareae ly coum icin thc WO Re ig nak Rey ee em om manatsk ay Ore Gi PHTLIP MaLCOM JOHNSON Owe ty wubb ) 'Nothing succecds liko success. Pee a Ooo OLOrAnWor Our class...) wo hone. ne Wal OG oe succossiuliin whatever no takes up as ho has boon while with us. age: o'd like to know, BVCCLbe sk proess lon fu Know it. Fovorite Pastino: Going hone without books. PeVvoOrite, pone? All Drimyeaclr. Favorite Flower: Coe asia Favorite Dish; liard tok, Future Intention: To grange an onevyolopedi's. Class Gift: to Philip Johnson who is so wise Wor Give tals: handy Little prize. ape wer cans a St Biches ‘ I cat xn ee pd 7 OMe Pte bs a P ¢ at. ae Lay a ae oe ’ ik at ° 44 , wi Id Ata pine | Pa dan a aha ” ye Fw A if tha of) Ai) ee dt ley Oa, iy é if is ye a re od a CLARA GERTRUDE LOUISE KaWOLIS (Just Clara) ’ Borly to bed, carly to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wiso. Clara is anothcr ono of our ccmmorcial students. she mnas oOo eroat deal of school ‘spirit but cannot show it. as she Pe 2a +1 AY 5 mage: Not quitc. ' Fevorite Expressio: Horscfcathers,. mFavorite Pastime: Trying to use larger words than «anna. Favorite Song: Has she my? | Favorite Flower; Orchids. ' Favorite Yish: Bananas. Future Intention: To make a good wife for somcone. Class Gift: To Clara Kawolis who has so many fears, We give this handkerchief to dry her tears. EDWVIN PHILIP LEMAY (dy ) Viste is austiondl of pleasure, miay ae enotiereone Ol cour shicky classmates.) He spends MoOsT. OF nis Time talking fo the girls. .-He also proved himself as an ector ini two of the high school plays. eo: You'd be surpriscd. Favorito Expression: Hoy, what do ya think Ian? Favorite Pastime; Running around like a wot hon. Favorite Song: Thore's a trick in picking a chick-chick- x chickon. Favorite Flow cr: Daffodils. Favorit co Dish: «ngel cake. Future Intention: +o be a contractor. .Closs Gift: To Eddy LoMey of grown up ways, Ye leav e this doll to romind him of former days. BS me ni Te ra Wd, SIMA ie AeA © ele! hs aft ad Lancia He ot eae Ube SST % se oP aH etree 8 +h ee of LAa Gules: Ue ae aN Nn 4 al! be we toi (° Wika) ae a ME 2 Ney Satie ze! ey 7 me 4 ee oe ba Vay r ae g ADELLE CONSTANCE MARIE LARCELL ( 2.0 dy ) Innocence is bliss. Be EMOULM OL LON IIS, Vorywqu lot She, Can vel ain many moubers of the class of 1928 for her fricnds. She is planning to cntor Framingham Normal in) the fail, Pote ” will riiss ner at daily PECOS'S . age: Just as innecent as she looks. Favorite “xpression; That's what Pete said. avorito Pastime: Boing alone with hin. Favorite Yong: Ywoct “deline. Favorito Flower: “ster Favorite Dish: Grcons, Future Intcntion: To bo a domestic science tcachor. Cioss: GLits To adelle Marcell who has curly hair WO Lave, PLS ete ey VECO, DGam, HOPE McRPARLAND. (hiac ) Little docds of kindness, little words of love, , Help to make carth happy, liko the heavens above. Hope 1s another one of our commercial students. he i's -vyory good naturod ond is always making someone happy by her kind dceds. Age: That's a secrct. Favorite xpression: 4ron't you terrible’. Favorite Pastime: Studying shorthand, Favorite Song: Darling I'm tircd of M.H.S. Favorite Flowor; Violets Favorite Dish: Lemon meringue pic. future Intention: To be an accountant. Class Gift; To Hone McFarland who i o fa We give this little teddy boar. Ny A A ) dy ae Mies vi) ¢ Baad i 2 xt i - av Y , Oe as eed a ae si fone bee FEA Hee, Ne a roam ast’ Ptigat® Te te 7 ‘a ‘ ae a BR 8 ae a A ai a an se se hake , . “} Pvc ee ae ae ine a: ee LO ove } a PO of Aan at a ye js tity ee BO) uke sat) ul a ; Ea | ) f ‘e hes abe ’ ] ap: Bus ate, MA ei ¥ gory ia we Bee Shae F ‘ i 4) ) ‘ 4 4 ; 1 4 7 7 4s vi ¢ 4 ll in 6 Ser Tome a. . ‘. Pe f MY ¥ ‘ue vi! dnt aie elipaly ; ; a tut, ‘ tig ‘ CA ANE Tk ' chee e's CBT t deer ’ tit i i Bi ) fe A t re Ay mn Bi Gr : M4 - ry F ‘ ‘ ‘ ik i) ts ! } h Wi peek ‘ Pd e Ps 5, ¢ J 4 i i i a a J : ie a) ae eke tt ay ‘ Wh, (a 1 etl oe tea i ne nee ue aise ; oh malnaiat . . f ’ f | 4 « a , , wade “i i a LP OLS 7 (bit uy P} ‘ ’ : eas, en LA i , Pi We CHEN te at i 1 fs) H b ‘ eee, , Ny . ¥ v1 AY Bl cit Dupage vata tis ay ‘ + } r) pty Te , ‘ ' j uf i fee } ¥ Wea Addy ge Y ONS Hea , ay Mees Re UMM t Cg APE de Te V7 i are ‘ ) hits - ' acti 1 ek ‘ ees nh. WY , L , a ee ton fig . 4 ahd pe yaa ph wl RK Se ais wut Bes i”, WS thie ’ ; ‘i 4a. z vat te eae WY oh Pat vie gi 4 ure: No i , : eat Hr A 2 OWN Weg Ha, . i. : Vine TS Lea i, Ng AA a Veith, Ati roel eel gt eee he ‘i i Reo Re A ; : bf ry ‘ =— Lr... Ss” | EDITH HELEN MARIA MICKELSON (Bay ) Tf I were where I would be. Mouth had abso Mel pod) an writing our; ¢lass song. after hearing it you will belicve she is a vory good poctess. ROOT Me CMO SOK MIN D's . re 3 Gas MLE eto Mew) Ra tagen. Favorite POM Reid Ss mood yirSs bisiness'., avorite Flower: Laurel favorite Dish; Chicken Future Intention: She hasn't decided yet. Class Gift: To Miss Edith Mickelson, from way.up on the fam, Meigivo, this: Jithle powder pubt: TO) enplaty her charm. MILDRED ALLANA MICKELSON (Millie) Oh, how blest arc yo, whose toils are ended.” be a“ Millic is very quict Doo LS aw Poh ivi eOod Pe LL Ow.) Oris always londing ner: homework to sanc’ unfortunate ‘scnior in Reooraic Tate 28) Ol ne. to Gok uachessuts apricultural College Wiererwoldmow shovwild make) a) pood fLarmerette, ago: 4lmost Favorite tzpression: We farmers oren't so dumb. Favorite Pastime; Studying Geometry Favorite Song: A Shady Treo Favorite Flower: pplcbloss savorite Dish: dominy Future Intention: Fo be a. farmerette. Class Gift: | To Mildred Mickclson; wnoc walks to far Wo pive Thisy Little, touring car. ry RP iy 4) ‘ i , ate! NL Ma { b, he ET ty Bey ; BAY al ig u oe as ip fare RN Loy om Sth Wa ells , pro ; 7 a - Me dood wyatt}, leh b y t r pea bis Wy ; p ' : } MURIEL JEAN MURRAY (iiur ) For she's a jolly good fellow, and liked right well jen eat Ol Muricl is-iir. Prattts socond hand. “he is always ready EX x with asmilo and kind advicco. ‘he also has ga Pem ne és oll alto school spirit. We notica sho never missod a baskot-ball. anc. neo; Sho's too carvufreo to let her age bothor her. Povo eLaQnuaxprossions “Not on! your: (tin. type. Ravorit e Pastime: Irving to date. Leonard up. “avorite Song; Is it possible. Havorite “lower: Marigold. Favorite Dish; Nut. croquottes. Future Intontion To marry a millionaire. Glass Gift: cy Pacmag RO gag tes beta To Muricl Murray, who g pin. is WO give this Littlo rolli Ox ng RUSSHLL “TINFPRED. MURRAY (Rus ) T wandered loncly as a cloud. Russell is anothor one of our commercial students. He vory quict in school, but wo dm't kmow how he is outside. Boe eye mays, 2 tours. end 5: minutes. Pavorite Expression: itaa girl Fayorite Pastimo: Banging out jazz. _ Pavorite Song: Roll ‘or girls. Favorito Flower: Pvconics. Favorito Dish: Rhubarb. Future Intention: to become a fomous after dinnor spcakor. Class Gift: To Russoll Murrey: wholivos' so far WO give this: Titticchoo-choo car, 4 . - p P bid Py paw okey Mai cate tt aaa tio 8 lineal tre ds We Pan 5 Bae ‘¢ t : P ay Mae wie Pad War de fe War nah TAI oe ite a yi a ( it; ke i ; my dh ‘wit day ite BY ? He ’ FATS insee hg) Sa TF VO ih Bleed yey By Wales q gts paren te ny an xe vs { bec) “i 1S a Is, | Fri} ro INEZ. HELGA MARIE NORMAN Fe. hace ‘suger ; 1 ee? Le 1 4? Wesrer of the y 7 AM DORamMuVy POvM PELEN DORO je Ms BC WE Seles sre Ko) Lay bok a pe ei pit mt se EVIE OL® eels Ok eas ee a TS ae Oe Ree ae 400] bus Wy Sends een LA at ARAN © Crt OL o ty Ubity © aed sea, 6377 be Aa Soy hase 2 cA Cael en TIC! p He OE i3 NE Cd | . - . pes ye, S ” 5 aco a ony o ny ats 2 ote 4 iP ae . _ 4 Sy RYN aaa nM chin ese ek oh Ines 88 ble-sR an rhe DAsKeteOeC_ L Dee 2 Oaeoe ey SLs ‘ or eon iP eid IAS - 1 . -_ ” nye “ = o Perse (Polo was DOOvEWnerss | T a great stiecsss andehas several Mts, Pitoe LOOKS Are lvaeoeiwits wy Favorite Expression: “ea nets GPAL Ys s 48 ie 2 on A bee he zs RRS Jeg tigtee, £ ma, Favorite Pastine: Bee CO. Cee be It bp OWE DAN AT $ TW ey fe Pat , x Favorite Sone Wistiw) and biue. TA - Fs nie eee) ‘ Favorite flower: Danselions. ° ete a= 5 i sn ee dE Favorite Disk: Musiiercons, ‘ ide . = A TA om _ ad “ Future Intention: +o be somebody's stenog, s Class Gift: ae hier Pony A ON 8 SO Bae + aes : a ea tt Ae SAH NB WEvPIVS, Toes 2Ettle teday Dear. 5 ny everything. Ages!) Olo- enovuehi thy caow better. P Favorite Expression: Listen kids. b Pavorite festime: | vviting to him, Provwerico comes SNe Arusha saliopts sweetheart, | Favorite Flower: Seawsed, ePavyorite’ Dish: -Frunes PuCure| Tnrentions: To travel’ tne o¢ean with him, Class Girt: TO@eLetenows wo Leave thts, bell Pores a teacher shelii wae ic well. ‘ PECSESS. mi we , ian VICTOR SALO (Vic) We don't want him any longer,--he's long enough.” vie hasn't been late, absent or dismissed during his four years in high school. We hope he will keep as good-a record at Amherst next year, Age: Old enough to’be a senior, Favorite Expression: We wish we knew, Favorite Pastime: Raising chickens, Favorite Song: The Prisoner's Song, Favorite Dish: Sweet corn. Favorite Flower; Poppics,. Future Intention: To go to Amherst. Class GLEts To Victor Salo a farmer lad We give this rake to make him giad. MSBEL ALICE STOCKWELL (Red) Tife is just one beau after another, Mabel is always in good humour and is ever ready with a joke. We know Mabel will make a hit at her chosen profession . stenography ” especially with the opposite sex. | . Ages: You can't judge a book by (its cover. : Favorite Expression: She hasn!t any. | Favorite Pastime; Chewing Gum Favorite Song: Suncay Favorite Flower; Sun Flower | Favorite Dish: Gum _ Future Intention: To be a stenographer. ; Class Gift: To Mabel Stockwell who has red hair | We give this peroxide to make it fair. eS x. ee Bis aia cn eben a uc etirovay, aM ; . et ; eS) habe eae ‘S. ots TOV EN Q ag ye cr eg panded got htowa cat Sawe: Kame wd hares hetero nc, 0) eeu 17 “ent pt bate ah a Os anid ai t 1} POR wat de 4h me Na acl Mea Va kar ay , ‘ ‘i Taek Ay, pare ae nh - a Via: Aap edn bi 4 a } ‘a Pes ba eae aA ; ltt a one Me me ri a : is 5 “ : + Biss ieee ; yhevte Sih a ie . me Wonk a ah ; 1 ik te ae! ; : fa Pines tie RE eres) oe, fog (ith Ns } : one a ne seat fe 5s . yy bs ; a Paes ; ue 42 , ito: ais St 36 iy . : 8) Ae ip a ae ‘i a 7 ‘Y i os f ; a in) rus ais Y DUDLEY HARLOW VAN OS'TRAND (Dud ) - Ipis well to be. merry -and-wise’. Dudley is another of our carefree classmates, nothing seems to bother him,’ woe nope he will never change, Age: He still pleys with toys. Pevorite Expression?) how, as chat nice? Favorite Pastime: Walking home with “2 Lara Favorite Song: Tomorrow Favorite Flower; Geraniums. Favorite Dish: Green Apples Future’ Intention: +o teach foreign languages. Class Gift: To Dudley Van Ostrand who is so gay We 2iVovenis | little harmon caton Nim to. play. HENRY BYRON WHITTEMG E (Just Henry) and who is the towering giant, my lords? Hearty ieee eng ODOT Class.) He ‘spends mos fof his tame talking tothe |e¢iris) in, Room: 21, © Age: Just------- - vets Favorite Expression: He has too meny. Pav orite Pastime; Trying to make her pay attention to him, Favorite Song: A’ a grand and glorious feeling. Favorite Flower nev ne Paveruve Dish: sndorson Chava, ec Future Intention: Is be a big business man. Class Gift: To. Honry Whittemore we pive this log Taken from Old eed ai pond Lé should surely holdin store Thoughts that only t wo adore, and with ic the best wishes of the class that Mabel's love shall not be surpassed, { ‘Pw be te _ ve iY 4 LA A i ws Ne hy aie ; ‘pad . HS 7) thy ney pa sm igh ¥ oo fey i sy ; te hie : Fe Ani i nee faite ; ay Dy mag) bye Coat i Lent ip nd vn: isn (a ct) Omissions and Corrections. Mildred Margaret Connor. (Milly) Just a lover of mankind, Milly, one.of the most popular. members. of our class has puaradda us thpough our four years of study by her unerring joviality. Her Wature ts. bound to De irosy. Age: Nobocy tnows and nobody cares, Favorite Pxprossion: How sasslastical. Favorite Pastime: Smiling at Sardines. Favorites Song: ts he my boyfriend? Paevori.ta Plowers ‘Luains, BavOtua eesti peptuce,alone:. Piture inventions: (To be a school marm. Class GiTt: ihe 6 Connor our fjlanver queen We give this Little horses and: tecn. ai reheat Nat oe ASA hay TEE REP IECTOR Oheinats bees) When we Henlors entered hich sanooh the Fetissctorm vas a large and popular publication. We have given our, best ’ AA, efforts to maintain the high standards set by our predecessors, Nar i apres 8 ay. i a Oe NEA 2 REA pi Eee eae BE Ee a ed ay : AS Hreshmen we mace Tew contrivutions althousn wwe were F + 4+ aa! 4 7 oth, oy gl + Ha inert f . ¢ Ate Ene Dur OL many Ones by the upper oelassmen.!.) As sophomores our Reflector work was stiil very limited. When we became Juniors, however, the complexion of the Situation changed completely. Qur budding genius broke forth and we contributed many fine editoriais, themes, and jokes. As seniors, we have contributed materially to the Success of the: paper. Members’ of our class who helped ‘to make it a suceess arc Philip Johnson and Anna Bunevith, editors; Myrtic Cofsky, News about School; Amcdee Berth- iaunc, Athletics; Virginia Guganig, Alumni News; Helen Butkevich, ocon anc Heard; Hazol Bonzcy and Clara Kawolis, Art Department; end James Higzinbottom, Edwin Lemay, Edith Ceder, Muricli Murrey, Mebeli Stockwell, and Inez Norman of the Publishing Steff. ae wa vith pardonable pride that we view our work. We pass on a finc pancr to M. H.. S. with vest wishes for suecess in the future, i i ) 1s Re eiareeinn a he SDR wt ert , 1a A Wet ay Pir ii) MO th! | re ioe Phase Ue i 't Tay baal volley : i rey a” Veg ! rie we te t vol lah ae Pos SE WY a b : BASEBALL. In the Freshman year the Class of 1928 did little in the line athletics. There was plenty of experienccd material in school, foth this year and the next, In our Junior ycar, however, we came mto prominence. Berthiaume, Burnap placed and did well. Near the ma of the vear Berthiaume's real pitching ability was discovered ind he did most of the mound work from then on. In ne Senior year we had four men holding dowm regular berths. , erthiaume was our first string pitcher; Burnap did duty both at field. Burbank played a few times at third end also on the mound. frizes won by the Class of 1928. Baith Ceder----------Hurc Hsscy Frize. Morris Dane ---.-—----- Science and Mathematics. Philip Johnson------- History. i val ie Bh “% . sy vw - sy 2 i ft ri ° re } 5 i ea rt, dg aiveeat 4 4 SEK ¢ : vy J ’ A a i ry ; +. ‘ } Oy rte ee Dey ey ay ire, OF a4 Nyt uh ‘ ae , DAs kabbar be eet eron Dee |! Panty po PNT oat P 5 ee errs ; ; f ih pekag pares BAD, Pe ae PB th utes Th Pare tad I it: 7 J . Bo Pree ea Jee tom P| ee 1 i 4s as ’ rt bd i Aol se he Fo Se yd ak . f t teh hat ¥ 4 ‘ vad) i Nxt 4 d , 7 ry ‘a on ; p 4 ‘ me , 4 i rity ¥i9' 8 mr a one lal Di Neaeh = PO Suda’ Us gee Fags ih Pes berber AL) A itn oC EAP aa EN Cen RSPR NEST OE Ear aes ale oa NSA haa ; if Beran + v i f ' a4 dynes é wierd b oe 3 ee ae Ca ny ¢ ; a : 1 at a a cele TAG a th itn Mae “ Tey a4 if ia i a 7 vor 1 My! bet 4 x? Toto Ke ews, ah marys i P , re Sy go : ot pethen’: ve eas) ae aa ie! He trasiaat . , 29 ati tee st oe , ipa! tp Sate ala, Bee { ORFF | ot hed Baber et j it 1 th he . ert y . ee te : ’ ' } oe : Peay La Y : Pie 4 Pie Gee . A . x Ne My AL) Gee RT OR Se are Fe ey Se ? eta Dh Anta Oe SY Rak Bea jh i ’ 4 t a a 0) lee a ws vy he i. ay TR oe tm ae Ne A Ay SM by BD 9d i? gs aM ‘@ 7 in ee s tate ' ss a9 lt wy , ime is Thos BasketGad?i. _— As, usual we did next to nothing. in basketbali during our Lares, GWO. years. In our:junior year.we: had ouite .a large ; representation on the’ team although they were not regulars. Burnap, Beaton, Berthiaume, and, Lemay saw some action that year Shick Pub them Into -orim: tor our. senior: year. That year five men won their suits. They were Burnap and Berthiaume, forwards, and Beaton, Lemay and Dana as guards. Lemay dropped out in mid-season but Dana played sub throughout the season and succeeded in winning the M, Waly Hat UN. ey ED AS oe f hi pa Ce Gn teat Pate A on 4! 5 be Fas + [ae ay Fa ns sf hoy ET. BRE eA le } 5? r Mya ae sa) 4 ; ha ey ‘ d : ‘ ; ie ¥ Rt wane oe ax lI AATLEUEN Ny, MORAY NP OTS. hh itu Ne kc ey hs di } t be Ry ape wht Pilate? A Ah an y ah ee Jim Khe � : F rere Y hy ’ fw ¥ 4 oP s Aen ns hie MALL ate haha Ma My 4; Wah Z, ‘ ‘ 15 Min SE rei _ “ ee Dt Le ean Ce st ryitt Ley Gee 3 Bre, odeiiaed Enetees ees OT on m ; 5 See aks tes He fi hy . af f f yi a an x sh oe. Mra iad Tae ee: Dow eT) SI OM 2A oi eh eee Sad RA thor, aha TRACK Lye Only member. of our class who participated in. a track meet was Salo. In 1926 he went to Gaskill field as a rr He aAbably would Gee ceveloped .2restly Curing. the 1ext two years but unfortunately the team was discontinued after that season in which it won the cup.