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

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THE AFTERMATH 1936 CARL WILLIAM FLAGG No s1nner yet no sam He hkes to tease and bemg the good natured young man trat he IS doesn t mmd bemg teased 1n return CARROLL ELLWOOD FREEMAN He IS well paxd that IS well satlsfled He dr1ves Wlth a W111 whether lt be hxs car or h1s work and I doubt lf anyone has ever heard h1m ralse h1s vo1ce Orchestra C35 'NIIRIAM HUNT GLOVER A merry healt goes all the day One wrth a sense of humor hard to find a chantable heart who ll make hght of 111 luck HARRIET PATRICIA HAMILTON Tomorrow comes and we are where' Then let us 11ve today' Wxth a merry laugh and a gay sp1r1t Hattle forges full speed ahead w1th llttle worry of whats com1ng tomorrow whether a stroke of fate or a two p1GCe shoe str1ng Dramat1c Club fl 2 3 43 Glee Club C1 2 3 43 Sen1or Play Poster Avx ard C1 25 Jumor Prom Commlttee S mor Prom Comm1ttee Office Q35 Fmgerprmtlng C39 44 ' ' H y - at ' ' ' ' vs , y 5 X e It , 11 and an always ready helping hand, is this young lady, and one L. .-A ' 79 , 1 ' ' ' u ' sv v , , . , ' . . 9 . ' , -9 1 . 1 2 - Z 1 I

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THE AFTERMATH 1936 DANIEL FRANCIS DONOVAN JR Truth forever on th scaffold He wrlnkles h1s nose when he laughs whlch IS qulte often Hes a grand plano player and heart strmg plucker too Treasurer 449 Class Hrstorlan Debating Club 13 47 Dra matxc Club fl 2 3 45 Reflector Staff C2 3 49 Jumor Prom Commlttee Semor Prom Comm1ttee Tenms Club FLORENCE ANN DUNN T011 and be strong Here s a most modest mlss Wlth a mmus temper and a fiery ambltlon Florence IS first 1n anythmg Class Day Speaker Honor Student Dramatlc Club C1 27 Junior Prom Commlttee ROY J ERICKSON Sllence IS the perfectest herald of Joy Hes never 1n a hurry but nelther IS he ever late He s thoughtful and dehberaung and accompanles h1s act1ons wxth a sm1 e Baseball K2 39 ROBERT FITCH And he bore wxthout abuse the grand old name of gentleman One can hardly force hlm to speak but slncerlty and k nd lmess hang on h1s every word Junlor Prom Comm1ttee Semor Prom Commlttee Txcket Commlttee , - 44 S in , . , . . s ' v - w v 1 v ' U v v y v v v 9 v , . 4 ll ' as , . . . , . v v y v . u ' ' ' vw , . . . . I , . , . A . . . . . v , . u ' sv v - ' v 1

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THE AFTERMATH 1956 BERNARD ROBERT HAZELWOOD Glve every man thy ear but few thy VOICE We dont know much of th1s young man except that hes rather qu1et although hes ready to share 1n any revelry when ll Vlted Track Ill School Play K2 45 Dramatlc Club C49 Glee Club C33 LOUIS A HECK Fond of sports and pleasures too He seems reckless but he s really an am1able boy one whose future cant posslbly be predlcted Dramat1c Club Glee Club JOHN PAUL HILL Here perhaps IS the real sllent hero He speaks when he s cex tam or bemg rlgnt and no one dares contrad1ct h1m Junxor Prom Semor Prom Glee Club C3 45 CHARLES WILLIAM HOWARD A man of few words An affable chap and really clever too but h1S modesty llmlts hls speech Jumor Prom Senxor Prom Glee Club Q35 Dramatlc Cluo K1 2 . . H ' ' H , 5 . Lk 7! , . Y . 7 g . Be silent always if your sense you doubt. ' H ' H 5 ' 9 , . li N . 5 , 5 3 . , . .35-