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

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THE ARPER MATH 2935 MARY LEONA BUXTON “Beauty Is The Flower of Virtue.” Leona is another popular member of our class. She is rather light-hearted and does not believe in taking the world too seriously. I’m sure that when Leona becomes a nurse, the male population will discover a lot of ailments which they never had before. Latin Club (1); Dramatics (2, 4); Junior Prom Committee (3); Invitation Committee (4). RACHEL AUGUSTA CARLSON “Sweet Are The Thoughts That Savour Of Content The Quiet Mind Is Richer Than A Crown.” Ray is extremely quiet or at least she is around school. How- ever, when she does speak, she never has anything ill to say of anyone and that means a lot. We must also take into consideration the fact that perhaps her companions never give her a chance to talk. Junior From Committee (3); Senior Prom Committee (4). DORIS IRHNH CAPLETTEH “A Merry Heart And A Cheerful Countenance.” Doris is one of the girl athletes of our class. She has a keen sense of humor and if you would like to get an opinion on some of her spicy jokes ask someone who has heard one or better still, get Doris to tell you one herself. Basketball (2, 3, 4); Typewriting Club and Contest (3); Junior Prom Committee (3); Senior Prom Committee (4); Reflector Staff (4); Picture Committee (4); Office (4). f 14 |

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THE AFPTERMATIL 193: BERNARD BROOKLIN BOUTILIER “The World Owes Me A Living.” Boots is a rather happy-go-lucky fellow. He believes that since one only lives once one should enioy life to the greatest ex- tent possible. He is never moody but is always just the same good- natured Boots. Junior Prom Committee (3); Senior Prom Committee (4). GERTRUDE IRENE BROBERG “Work Is Always Rewarded.” Gertrude is the valedictorian of our class. She has been very outstanding in history, having won the annual history medal and also receiving first place in the State of Massachusetts for her essay on the Paris Peace Pact. We feel certain that Gertrude will prove to be a very efficient teacher. Senior Prom Committee (4); Graduation Speaker (4). MARY FRANCES BROWN “There Is A Garden In Her Face, Where Roses And White Lilies Grow.” Mary has a very sweet disposition and although she is rather quiet she is very well liked by all the members of the class. It is certain that she will one day bring sunshine and joy into some one’s life. Junior Prom Committee (3); Senior Prom Committee (4). ganhy

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THE CARTER IMUATES 13a BURTON CLARK “Deeper, Deeper—Let Us Toil In The Mines Of Knowledge.” Bub is a member of both baseball and basketball teams and he is also an honor student. He is very popular with the class, espe- cially the boys who seem to look up to him as a big brother. A Il- though he is usually a rather serious minded person, his most in- timate friends say that he cuts loose occasionally, especially when he is with Watkins and Beauregard. Baseball (38, 4)—Captain (4); Basketball (4); Reflector Staff (4); Aftermath Board (4); Class Day Speaker (4); Picture Com- mittee (4); Honor Pupil (4). LEWIS DANA CROSS “He Hath A Daily Beauty In His Life.” Lewis is a new comer in our class but we feel as though he had always been with us. He proved his ability as an actor in the senior play, which may be the reason that he is so popular with the fair sex. For various reasons we have learned that he is a ereat lover of horses too. Bramaties (4); Science Club (4). {DA KATHRYN DAVIDSON “Busy As The Day Is Long.” Ida is one of the jolliest persons you could hope to meet, but then that part of Millbury from which she comes is noted for its good-natured people, so perhaps we shouldn’t give Ida too much credit for her ever-ready smile. I might add that she is also an honor pupil, so with her sunny disposition and her scholastical standing she is quite an asset to our class. Senior Prom Committee (4); Aftermath Board (4).