Monson Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Monson, MA)

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CLASS OF 1946

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CLASS .C 46 i . MRS. GEORGE W. MEACHAM, Secretory MRS. A. RANKINE BROWN, Registrar MARY A. BRGUILLETTE, R. N, W

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CLASS 46 HERBERT MERLE ARONSON 50 Bellevue Avenue Springfield, Massachusetts CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL, 1942-1945 GRADUATE MONSON ACADEMY, 1945-1946 Doc It was 'Ioe.' Doc , a favorite son of'Classical High, realized a lifetime of satis- faction in his one year of hard labor at Monson Academy. He proved in his stay here that the caste system wasn't unbeatable, for he led cx charmed life in his encounters with Ioe . Tolerant, observing, and a master of -a colorful disposition, Doc was a whiz on the basketball court, for he could make the basketball talk and disappear A la Renais- sance. Herbie's desire is to become a businessman upon graduation from Bates College. Soccer 1945 I. V. Basketball 1946 I. V. Baseball 1946 Yearbook Committee ROBERT BOOTH BISHOP 45 Squier Street Palmer, Massachusetts PALMER HIGH SCHOOL, 1940-1944 GRADUATE MONSON ACADEMY, 1945-1946 Bob Buddy Calm, deliberate, and benign, Bob has a knack of being punctual -undoubtedly an asset which he had perfected while serving in the armed forces. Bob typifies the humble qualities of a youth who con- scientiously and fervently toils, garnering distinctive results. Bob intends to establish himself in the milk and ice-cream industry after his graduation from Massachusetts State College. Yearbook Committee