Monson High School - Monsonia Yearbook (Monson, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1951 volume:

WAXEB NOR! I Tang D X-JC, CJ no Zim C5112 nnmmia flfinnnnn High ffvrhnnl tInnnnn,l asaarhuarUa mafgool ,swf EDITOR IN CHIEF Jean Bradway BUSINESS MANAGER Robert Chalue PICTURE LAYOUTS Marjorie Underwood Gerold Tucker Betty Elliot Mary Sullo TYPE AND COMPOSITION ADVERTISING COPY Florence Walsh Dorothy Francie Leona Alcorn Grace Haraghey Patricia Boudreau Kenneth Heintz Marjorie Underwood Robert Chalue Shirley Beaulieu Mary Braskie Corrine Scott Jean Bradway Patricia hanzaniello Mary Sul o Patricia Lunden Lillian Boudreau Leona Alcorn Betty Elliot Mary Braskie Gerold Tucker Edward Benvenuti wh ,-4554 ? ,ZX the Class of 1951 proudly dedicate our Monsonia Yearbook to our Principal. Mr Henry O Holle F54-'A ,ep who has generously given his time and energy that we might reach our commencement goal We, , - - Y, ix 771:-3 M I , i-- -'- ' V Q ADMINISTRATIGN s -..- I f 'x D545 ti 1 jx gf ,wif igififyg fps 455 , T' fra- 015' ' ',,,,,, - ' Pdivalwm 755705 L- Q..-..-.iw ICD ,Q 41 -431 l ' aaa .Malory One beautiful September day in 1939 the future class of '51 entered the portals of a very important part of their life First grade was full of fascination In fact, Ruth Moriarty and Bob Chalue were so fascinated they came too early and had to remain after school Corrine Scott had pretty long curls, with a tempting hair ribbon to pull off At Mechanic Street School Miss Bennett had her second graders ln a circle to read She had baby bonnets ready for use if the boys got out of hand Also prominent ln our second year was the lavatory stage, which was a per feot excuse at quiz time As we got older, one girl would watch over the younger children during lunch time The first and last time two girls were allowed together was when Dottie McCarron invited Mary Sullo to Join her seems a bottle of milk accidentally spilled over the desk top, blotter and books In the fourth grade Mrs Osborn marched her angelic pu pile down to the Methodist Church to have their less angelic voices recorded She also organized an Audubon Bird Club The officers, Jean Bradway, President, Kenneth Heintz, Vice class during every meeting Jimmy must have taken thousands of notes, and whenever any one left the room it was neces sary to whisper the password in Jean's ear to get back in There was more traveling carried on than business Guided by our fifth grade teacher, Miss Monaghan we put on our first play in celebration of Christmas Jimmy Finns gan was Santa Claus, and was stuffed with pillows which re fused to stay where they belonged At recess and during noon hour Phyllis Coolong Florence Walsh, and Jean Bradway used to act out pictures in which T rone Power starred They must have done 'The Black Swan to perfection It was the only one they knew At Mechanic Street, on the very last day there, Mary Sullo, Pat Manganiello and Grace Haraghey spent the last few hours in the exile of the office for knocking Robert Foley down, and he had to sit on the stairs for getting in their way Both classes met at State Street School We accomplished a great deal in that one year Artificial respiration was taught and along the sports line, soccer baseball was dis covered, but more interesting was the art of losing the ball in the river A highlight of this year was a Chinese play entitled 'Precious Gem' starring Pat Lunden, Jeanne Sproat, O . It , e President, James Finnegan, Secretaryg eat in front of the D n 1 , 1 I Ardis Kenyon and Gerold Tucker Ruth Moriarty sang a Chl ness song Mrs Lovell gave each member of the class a Blue Willow plate Another time, John DeMeyer, Richard Slercn, and James Finnegan dressed as Arabs and went around the room singing 'We Three Kings of Orient Are ' Then came the day we entered the high school building Miss Hynes made Science class interesting by playing base ball with science words Most of us liked to be pitcher Mrs 0wen's room had a hobby day with wayne Stebbins show ing his key collection and Kenneth Wright explaining how to make model airplanes We also enjoyed our annual class picnics to either Look Park or Crystal Lake Jimmy Finnegan would often be absent at the teacher's request after a d of skunk catching Jean Bradway and Bob Chalue received the eighth grade awards Finally we became freshmen Initiation was a grand way to begin our high school days Jimmy Finnegan gave a speech on the high school steps which attracted a large crowd, prov ing that he must have been some sort of politician We can truly say we all had our fill of initiation, and we were a little exhuberant when we tried the same on the poor freshmen in our senior year Those freshman days were full of fun In Latin I class Betty Freeman used to put on rouge and lip stick and Ted Barnes and Alec Lolas would kick off Corrine Scott's loafers and hang them on the door knobs Mary Braskie changed from the college course to the commercial School Daze,' and we proved what most 're hmen manage to prove, that we were too inexperienced to win Washing the floor for the Senior Reception was too pro dlglous a task for us freshmen To begin with, Pat Mangan lello developed a large sized egg on the left side of her head from being hit with a broom handle We nearly gave the janitor heart failure when we washed the gym floor Instead of putting the soap in the pail of water, we used a new tech nique and put lt on the floor itself the better to slide on But regardless of all this, our reception was a social suc cess, and we enjoyed putting it on for the seniors in return for initiation We dcn't know how much Miss Malonls appreciated having us for sophomores one full year but we enjoyed ourselves, es pecially those of us who were taking home five subjects every night Our second dance the Sophomore Hop, was a lot of fun and also a success, this time socially and financially Our one-act play was 'She Stcops to Conquer ' Thanks went to Bert Jacobs for doing a wonderful job of covering up for Corrine Scott's tardiness in getting dressed Bert fixed the fire for five minutes before Corrine appeared on the stage HI course on the second day. Our first one-act play was 'High . , - 0 D As Juniors our important date was the day our class rings ar rived We certainly were proud of them Chemistry class caused a few raised eyebrows, es eclally on the part of Mr Moriarty One lovely spring day Ken elntz and Bob Chalue were heating a test tube when the cork blew off and went sailing through the window Those boys certainly had good aim Dottie McCarron had a habit of breaking something, which started off the first day of lab when she broke a cylinder Our Junior Prom was very well organized We only wish we could put one on every year Oh for the good old days when we could get out of every period to decorate the gym The more the merrler and it was 'The Sisters MacIntosh' with its tiny cast of Robert Chalue, Pat Manganlello, and Mary Braskie won the One act Play Contest for us Mary and Pat made delightful old ladies While in our Junior year we also held our first scrapdrlve, and added to our meager funds for the Washington Trip At last we entered the senior class and it was truly a year of work and fun We held sorapdrlves, food sales, a Booster Night and sold candy After we gave the freshmen a rough time at initia tion, they became good friends of ours Our senior pictures came in time for Christmas and turned out very well We spent a busy Take It with You ' Mary Sullo looked very comfortable on the sofa during her nap Mary Braskie very bravely picked up one of the cats when it started to run away, even though she does not particu larly care for the furry little animals Three of our boys entered the armed services George Cody, Henry Gauthier and Roger Pascale We wish them the best of luck I dcn't think any senior class ever held as many class meetings as we did If president Bob Chalue d1dn't appear in front of the class during any spare moment, the class immediately voted for a meeting We must say he controlled the class extremely well Robert Foley was kept busy collecting back dues, his pockets al ways Jingled Mr Lewis did not approve of our forgetfulness with reference to bringing excuses for absences Our One act Play was 'Mooncalf Mugford ' The highlight in our twelve year school career was, of course, the Washington Trip Mr Grieve and Miss Malonis had their hands full making us behave It was worth all of our hard work, because it was an educational and entertaining trip We only wish we could go again together The final weeks we spent in school were busy and exciting But the day finally came when we sat on the stage to receive our cherished diplomas We must admit it was a hard struggle at times, but it was well worth it Although there were many sad faces at graduation, we were not completely sad, for this was not the end of our youth, but the beginning of our adulthood The class of 1951 will re member its wonderful school life forever day signing and exchanging them. Our Three-act Play was 'You Can' M ,N 44 50' 1'-'-'wr '38-YF lZflll7l' 61425 LCHQIQ5 Robert Edward Chalue Bob' Herb Class President 11,5,43 Student Coun oil 11 5 43, President 43 Clase Treas urer 123, French Club 15,4 , Secretary 133, President 143, Dramatic Club 15 43 Treasurer 153, Operetta 153 Monsonia Staff 15,43 Business Manager 143, Senior Class Play a,43, One act Pl 11 2,5,43, Boys' State 153, Glee Club 14 Pro Meri to 15 43 Yearbook Manager 143 1 rx f ,f wf7 4 4? f Tlean Brad y Jeannie May 50, 1955 Class Vice President 12,5 43, Monsonia 11,2,5,43 Assist ant Editor 153, Ed1nor in Chief 143 Pro Merito 15,43, Minstrel 113, Home Economics Club 113, French Club Presi dent 153 Tr1 H1 Y 15 43 Student Council 1,2,5,43, Softball 12,s,43, Year ook 143 Joan Ruth Swanson Swannee March 25 1955, Ware, Mass Class Secretary 12 5 43, Basketball Junior Manager 153 Basketball Manager 143 Softball 12,5,43, Yearbook Staff 14 Robert Harley Foisy Fuz August 15, 1955 Class Treasurer 15,43, Student Council 12,3,43, Stage Manager, One-act Play 123, Stage Manager, Senior Class Play 143, Baseball 11,2,5,43. Soccer 15,43 Basketball Manager 143, H1-Y 15,43, Vice President 143. -V . h ' ak , 'Q n I I Q ' ' ' SA, 1 1 I S I I 1 t ' ag 9 , - 1 1 0 ,A . ff I , , - ,-7. I I '1 aj LQ, wi yfyf, ffwf, fffV41,f , 'I - LV ' ' I ' I WA N fi? ,tx 1' g.14 '. 1 fn ,2:' -f-fri' v S llvff J ' ' I S I , ' , ' ' uf . f,,,, -f f .f '-'fffa f1,,y--'JU' fm, f1'f'4- aff' J , 1 , an ' N ,f- jay 1 X I I V'.4'lf 'qt . 'A-pg 1 1 .. - , C 6 ll Q n n .. ,, , . V' ww 1 1 ' ' s . I 14' fl! I 1 I f f J 1 41' -' as ' I I Q Y g I I .Il 32g 117 of 'W Q Arthur Alan Alcorn Kid Boston May 24 1933 Marlboro High School Student Council 121, Public Expression Club 111, Boys' Club 121 Monson High School, Monsonia 141 I UM W Nw Leona May Alcorn Lee Boston May 19, 1932 Student Coun oil 12,3,41, Honsonia Staff 141 Glee Club 11 2 3 41, Minstrel 111 One act Play 111, Prompter One act Play 121 Monsonia Artist 141, Yearbook Staff 141 Shirlez Ann Beaulieu Shirl Somersvllle Conn , April 22 1934 Basketball 2 3,41, Tri H1 Y 13 41, Seo Trl H1 Y 141, Glee Club 11,2,31 Minstrel 111, Operetta 131, Senior Class Play Programs Make up Editor 141 Yearbook Staff 141: Dramatic Club F Edward Roland Benvenuti YJ, lid! Stafford Springs, Conn Novem ber 27 1933 Student Council 2 3 41, H1 Y 2,3 4 , Pres 4 , Sec. 131, Class President 121 One-act Pla Contest 121, Senior Class Play 41. 447 ain t W-Kyle A0112 fjfjfjfilct ff ff llian Irene Boudreau 'Lilly' Hartford, Conn July 15 1932 Basketball 12 3 41 Co nsptain Basket ball 141, Softball 11 Q 5 41 Tri H1 12 3 41 Treasurer Tri H1 Y 141 Minstrel 111 Monsonia Staff 14 Yearbook Staff 141 Patricia Anne Boudreau Pat Hartford, Conn , November 14, 1933 Basketball 14 , Softball 11 2,3 4 Tri H1 Y 13,4 Minstrel 11 , Mon eonia Staff 14 , Yearbook Staff 141 Mary Louise Braskie Mary Lou March 24 1934 Girls' Basketball 12,3,41 Co eaptaln 14 , student cbuncll 14 , Trl H1 Y 2,5,41, vlee resident 31, President 141, Glee lub 11 2 31, Athletic Association 141 Operetta 131, Home Economics Club 111 Monsonia Staff 141, One act Play 131, Three ect Play 141 Minstrel 111, Emblem Committee 141, Dramatic Club 13 41, Yearbook Staff M4 Wk L l 'V AAS-31,442 ?W4L .1lL O tb -f MJ Harold Daniel Carpenter Carp April 5 1933 Baseball 12 5 41, H1 Y 13,41, Senior Class Play 141 Y 1 V ,e 12 '7'f , . . , , . 1 1 1 1 'V - - 1 'Mi' V 1 ' 1 . 1 'Q ' 1 1 D - - S f' , p t 4 , -h 0 4 4 I 'll 'A , I .. I eg, lf . ft 9 1 A' 4 f. n n my . . . 5 1 , 1 5 , 'Y' 1 ' n n 'y 'Lat A 7 0 . 1 I , ., I 'K ' 'v S f ' 1 1 1 , .. ' - 1 0 1 4 ' r L I , , it I 1 , , N ,Ju Wh 4 ' q ' . . V AIU . L Q J n' n I 0 3 ' C ...f aff , .7 5 lf K! AJ! Frances Mary Clough uFrann1e' 'Frann worcester, Mass., January 14, 1933. Glee Club fl,2,3,47, Minstrel 117. George Cody Charlton, Mass February 22 1932 Mary E Wells High School 11,27 Monson High School, Senior Class Play 447, H1 I K47 Phyllis Ann Coolong Phyll Palmer, Mass May 23 1933 Tri H 7, Softball C3 47 Monsonia K3 47 French Club C37 L ihhe E11ZHb8th El110t 'Betty' Shawinigan Falls, Quebec, Canada July 8 1932 Springfield Tech aloal algo School Basketball C27 Flola Hockey 127, Style Show C27 Monson H1 h School, Basketball C37 Yonsonia 3,47, Senior Class Play 47 Band 147, Yearbook 147 O, I . o o 0 ,L N ,.v..- ll I 0, y 0 ' 44 1 n , I 1 10 'Irina I fl' X J' J U mx all A4541 I fu, ' 1 .I 1 -1 ': .fx 7' -ff' . au ,ff 1' .., X,k 'IS' V Q' i 11.1 ,Ap gf, -P' 7 X V 1 ' WX . , 1' t4'a.r ful fixiv 4 A -4 1 Irv ,f , I ,lf - 5' f- if V. . 'lg ll.. If I I ,, If lf! ' 5 -. 1' ' 4 .I A I' 'F . If 1 Ill, I I I - 9 7 , f I 9 0 ' 3 I I ? 1 3 ' 0 Dorothy Margaret Francis 'Dotty' North Wllbraham, Mass., November 2, 1953. Sbftball f3,4l, Trl-H1-Y f5,4j, Glee Club C2,5,4J, Secretary, g Glee Club 153, Honsonia Staff 143, Minstrel Klb, Prompter, One-act Play f2,5l Business Manager, Senior Class Play 147, Yearbook Staff 149. Henry William Gauthier 'Hank' January 7, 1955, Springfield, Hass. Soccer K5 43, H1 Y C2,5,4J, Basket ball Assistant Manager C51 Manager Marlon Lucille Grammo August l 1955 Glee Club C1,2 51, Minstrel Cl! 'U' 43 race Ann Haraghey 'Gracie' September 25 1955 Soft ball K5J French Club 142 Yearbook Staff C43 Maj! J, x 1 Q an 5 Hun! he P M wA7jNIenneth George Heintz 'Kenny' February 20, 1934, Boys' State 135 Student Council 145, Basketball 135, Dramatic Club 13,45, Humor Editor 145 Soccer 145, Glas Club 145, Emblem Com mittee 145, French Club 13 45, Stage Manager, One act Play 11,3 , Senior Play 145 One act Play 125, Yearbook Staff 145 Robert Lewis Hopfe Bob January 25, 1934, West Warren Mase A ji Robert Francis Jacobs QQ-4 Jake November 27, 1932 Concord Mase Baseball 13 45, Soccer Manager 145 Minst el 115, H1 Y c2,s,45 Glee Club 2 35, Dramatic Club 35, Basketball 145 Senior Class Play 135 Yearbook 45 Ardls Mae Kenyon Ardie Ken December 15 1933, Palmer, Mase Softball 11 25 D f I j 72' f N7 fl' f . .I 'W 5 ,,1' ff' f I if fifw . 1- Q f ' f1 ' 5 , - . If X '11 Ma! ': , is A -9 J 1 'f' ,,Y ' D ll, , 1 ?lA E Senior Class Play 145. , o U if X1-,,.x. X' xl ffdggy ' n a 4 1 4 A I J 0 ly - Y 1 ' , xr' f , I . W Li 1 1 1 5 f 1 1 1 4 .f 'A A , , 1 I I I I li ,,,:'-.- M. ' V e ' I 9 any .af Alec Lolas Al July 9, 1952 Senior Class Play 141 H1 Y 12,5,41, Treasurer 15 41, Student Council 14 , Soccer 12 5,41, Co captain 14 Basket ball 11 2,5 41, captain 141. Baseball 1l,2,5,41 Monsonia 13.41 Patricia Mary Lunden Pat June 18 1955 French Club 15 41 Home Economics Club 11 Minstrel 111, Monsonla Staff 41, Yearbook starr 141, Pro uer1to 15,41 MMO? .-iz Patricia Ruth Manganiel mv' 591324, November 1, 1955 Glee Club 11 2 41, French Club 15 41, Secretary 14 Home Economics Club 111 Tri H1 Y igl 12 :s 41, Dramatic Club 15,-11, lion sonia Staff 141 Basketball 15 41 Softball 11,2,5:41, Pro Merito 15,41TIiTEl Minstrel 111 Operetta 151, One ac Play 15 41, Senior Class Play 141, Yearbook Staff 141 Dorothy Ann McCarron 'Dottien May 51, 1955 Boston Mass Home Economics Club 111 Minstrel 111, Glee Club 15,41, DT8l8t1O Club 15,41, French Club 13 41, Pro Merito 15 41, Yearbook Staff 141, Tri H1 Y 15 41, Operetta 15,41 I 1 1' 1 ' be 1 ,I-L' u I V Q I ' Z , ,if N.. -gr' , , - ' - 'i 'f 0 1 4 4 , ' s 1 N I . y n n VL I . I at ' 2 qi I K, Ly - 1 X 1 1 Xl!! ff 4, -252 4f,j f ,f',f,1 up 'LL,f 'C J . ' I Q ' A 1 1 , 1 I D I vw ' Q 1 , 1 if ' X I .1 1 I I 5 3-8 Patricia Ann Moriarty Pat Aprll 29 1934 Glee Club 12 51, Home Economies Club 11 Minstrel 111 Yearbook szerr 14 U J Ruth Elizabeth Moriarty Bud June 27, 1955 Basketball 12 5 41 Cheerleader 11 2 5 41, French Club 15,41 Home Economics Club 111, Min Btrel 111 Glee Club 111, Tri H1 Y 13,41, Senior Class Play 141, One act Play 121 Pro Merito 15 41, Home Economic Board 111, Wellesley Delegate 151 Joan Fleanor Miller Mil June 23, 1952, Palmer, Mass Tri H1 I 15,41, Basketball 15 41, Softball 11,2 3 41 Minstrel 111 Yearboo Staff 141 Patricia Ann Murphy .Murphn 'Irish April 4, 1934, North Wllbraham, Mase Glee Club 11,41, Home Economics Club 111 Minstrel 111, French Club 15,41 Monsonla 141, Yearbook Staff 141 0 ill? l! 'ir Roger Anthony Pascale 'Hodge' August 30, 1933, Tllden New Hamp- shire Baseball 11,2 3 , Co captain 133, Soccer 11,2 3,43 Co captain 143 Basketball 3 43, H1 Y 12 3,43, Senlor Class Play 4 , Student Council 12,3, 3 Vice President 133 lfffff fziadefzzfuegiznuful.44546 IQVMWQJ7 Corrine Agnes Scott Scotty' Coe November 13 1933 Glee Club 11,2,3,43, Cheering Team 11,2 3 43 Monsonia Staff 3 43 One act Play l,2,3,43, Operetta 4 , Dramatic Club 13 43, Home Economics Club 113, nlnatrol 113, Softball 123 Girls' State 133 Basketball 12,3,43, French Club 13,4 , Senior Class Pl 143 Pro Merlto 13,43, Yearbook Staff 1:3 Mary Joan Sullo i7 ,1-v4.yl Marv! September 16, 1933 Palmer Hass dl! gg is my 101131 V 'x J Student Council 11 Home Econom Dramatic Club 133 Operetta 13 3, Softball 123 Monsonla Staff 143 Basketball 13 43, Senior Class Play 143 Minstrel 113 Yearbook Staff 143, Erench Club 13 43 Vice President 143, Pro Merlto 13,43 Gerold Osmer Tucker 'Jerry' Jughead July 2, 1933 Glee Club 113 Dramatic Club 13,43, Stage Manager 13 One act Play 12,33, Senior Claes Play 143, Hin aural 113, French Club 143 Basketball 12,3,43 eretta 13,43 Yearbook 143, Monsonla 1 43 . v 9 S ' a 1 ' 0 ' a '. 1 S 4 , Lx I N I , 112 ' . ' 1 - 1 t n ,ser 2 s ' I I ' , 5 . O If .3 , rf 'K LQ! 'Aj JI' 1 1x s I 4 f X f 5 gg ,,,, P ., frog., -4, 'iv' I .,wdg,r. K It y X I an J K YQ.-Y !!,4.o.---,,... xx 1 -.-.K ,NAII .44 HJ! r f ' , f, S , , ,A V N I 1 '11, nw - 1 VX los Club 113, Glee Club 12,3,43, UHf'W -f 3 I 31 A 1 14 ' W' X , h 'jf' ,fqxl 1 K 3 , ff.-..,' Q 9 9 I ' Q '-' -- 1 A U ' A 1 . - ' .1 - 1 I 1 ' l - I1 5 Y.jf HI M ' H.J'f ' Q -Q 'KY ' 'WHL Q 3 ' n I W a - .V so ' , Ayn , 1. , , og . ' p e Marjorie Elizabeth Underwood Margie August 28 1932, Stafford S ring Conn Home Economics Club ll Minstrel ill, Monsonia Staff 143 Senior Class Play 13D One act Play f1,2D, Dramatic Club C2 Yearbook scarf C47 Eleanor Anne Ungewitter Eggie' December 9, 1933 Glee Club C1 27 Yearbook Staff 143 Florence Louise Walsh Flossle February 22, 1932 Medford, Mass Glee Club 1,3,4J, ome Economics Club ill Minstrel ill, Monsonia Staff 43, Pro Merlto 13,47 Year book Staff C41 Qt? Q. Whit ' PN J . . ' E' , ' C ,:5J. WL, 1? ,fu if NEI-Il I MLW eWa,ff+,,7,1g H, Lf! of . Z H . Q , - WA WX 9 Robert Foley Alec Lolas Robert Chalue Alec Lolas Alec Lolas Bob Jacobs Alec Lolas Henry Gauthier Robert Chalue Gerold Tucker Henry Gauthier Arthur Robert Robert Gerold Robert Robert Gerold Robert Robert Robert Alcorn Hopfe Chalue Tucker Chalue Chalue Tucker Chalue Chalue Chalue Kenneth Helntz Robert Chalue Kenneth Heintz Bob Jacobs Henry Gauthier Bob Jacobs Kenneth Heintz Gerold Tucker Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite CLASS OF 1951 STATISTICS Best Looking Moet Popular Best Dressed Best Sport Most Athletic Most Cheerful Tallest Shortest Most Polite Nolslest Quletest Class Artist Most Musical Most Ambitious Most Talkative Most Likely to Succeed Most Studlous Class Singer Class Dancer Most Active Socially Most Helpful to Class Man Hater Woman Hater Claes Actress Class Actor Most Sarcastic Lazlest Shyest Optimist Pessimist Flirt Patricia Murphy Mary Braskie Corrine Scott Lillian Boudreau Lillian Boudreau Lillian Boudreau Eleanor Ungewitter Ardis Kenyon Florence Walsh Betty Elliot Florence Walsh Jean Bradway Pat and L11 Boudreau Jean Bradway Betty Elliot Jean Bradway Jean Bradway Florence Walsh Shirley Beaulieu Jean Bradway Betty Elliot Patricia Boudreau Mary Braskle Patricia Murphy Grace Haraghey Florence Walsh Corrine Scott Ruth Moriarty Corrine Scott Orchestra Guy Lombardo Singer CMale1 Bing Crosby Singer CFemaleD Doris Day Comic Strip Blondie Actress Elizabeth Scott Actor John Wayne Movie . 'Battleground Sport . . Baseball Radio Program Hit Parade Song My Heart Cries for You Comedian Bob Hope Comedlenne Lucille Ball Class Motto 'To the stars through difficulty ' Class Colors Purple and White Class Flower. Gardenia 000 0000000 000000 000 Gerold Tucker... .......C1a8s C0median...... ...Lillian Boudreau 0000 000000 ... ...... 000000 01000 000000 0000 zzzilzilll .:C.... l TQ' SEN IDRS Q lift im I M J., 96 nu - - gg 91519241 I P Nga' GIRLS' PROPHECY Marge Underwood, our stellar actress, has just won the Academy Award for the best performance of the year She found Ray M1lland's 'Lost Weekend W Ardis Kenyon and Grace Haraghey have started a new business in Monson manufacturing time clocks Since they own the place, they don't have to be on time Mary Braskie is now playing basketball with the 'Famous Redheads' team The feature game of every season is the one they play the Monson Academy Varsity team Betty Elliot is still bouncing with energy She's campaign manager for Harry S Truman who is now running for dog catcher of Independence, Mo Pat Lunden has just won the Pulitzer Prize for her first novel 'How to wear a Boy's Class Ring for Ten Years Without Becoming Round Shouldered ' Dorothy McCarron has realized her most cherished ambition Mary Su11o's love for animals has won her a prominent place on the label of 'Red Heart's Dog Food ' The one with the smile is Mary For the past five years Pat Manganiello has been sitting on a flag pole She's been trying to break all records waiting for the Red Sox to win a pennant Frances Clough is now governess in the circus for the fat lady's little boy Her greatest task is combing his hair on both of his heads Patty Murphy is still living in fame she acquired back in '51 Her face was the one chosen by Al Capp to go on his curvaceous figure of Nancy O After taking lessons from Arthur Godfrey for the last ten years, Lillian Boudreau is now known as 'Ukelele Lil ' She is to make her debut at the Wagon Wheels next month Joan Miller, with a genuine Alaskan seal as her trainer, has been going through rigorous practice to swim the Chicopee Brook 0 she's doing what she's always wanted to do ----- nothing!! 0 GIRLS PROPHECY Kcont'd I Phyllis Coolong has Just written a book, NThe Pitfalls in a rrench Text Book U It took her all thls time to finlsh the book Marion Grammo has been generously donating her spare time from the rlgors of household duties to take the place of Marjorie Mills who has been suffering from acute indigestion Fvery night in the Sprlngfield Daily News Pat Mor1arty's smil ing face can be Hair Again Why found under the heading NYou Too Can Have D I 97' S ay Bald a hair stylist in Hollywood She sets Jimmy every day Quite a change since he read Pat Leona Alcorn is Durante's curls Moriarty's ad Shirley Beaulieu saxed her pennies and now is owner of the former Bush home She plans to convert it irto a home for tired and discouraged principals Florence Walsh has accepted a job as Mrs Lamson's secretary She comes to work every morning fresh and full of visor and goes home each nlght exhausted from her duties of keeping the Joan Swanson 13 now head telephone operator She also helps 'The Daily News' reporters Need we say more? Eleanor Unsewitter's blonde hair has finally won her fame asd fortune She 18 now doing the part of Lorelel Lee in Hbentl men Prefer Blondes Dorothy Francis is still doing her shorthand, but every time she tries to rest Mrs Lamson calls her to help with the rew condensed high school paper Ruth horiarty has taken a job on a lighthouse off the coast of California and is training her voice by cheering at passing ships Jean Bradway has been looking rather wan these few days Her little son just received his report card and managed to get only 'B' in his subjects After all her teachings' Pat Boudreau is now harmonizing with Tallulah Bankhead on Wallulah's Big Show She also has an act of trained collies that were raised in her Colton Hollow Kennels Corrine Scott is still dusting books Now She 13 in charge of the new super deluxe library at Monson Academy 8 --' t . , , , , , I ' I J accounts straightf I I . I . H 4 C i , Y Y . I . .. W 0 0 L o J, . A ' 0 f !'.:.. 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N Y! f J Q Harold Carpenter Arthur Alcorn is 'Arty Monson and Ed Benvenuti has out the country, new cars BOYS' PROPHECY now writing and publishing the comic strip his Pals just opened a chain of fruit stores through and Sandra now rides in any one of his six is now arbitrating a feud between L11 Boud reau and Joan Miller Watch out, Harold, they swing mean rights Bob Chalue, who always liked to make speeches in class, is now speaking at the U N The Russians haven't had a chance to talk since 'Flllbuster Bob' joined the assembly Robert Foley is in charge of the License Bureau in Spring field He makes it very easy for the students of M to obtain licenses seeing the trouble he had getting his If you want a ticket for anything, no matter what it just see Kenny Robert Hopfe is touring Europe with his great band that has rocked the world off its axis' Bob is noted as one of its greatest accordionists Bob Jacobs is in the advertising business and poses with his brother in ads which read, 'Which twin got his hair cut at Toni's Barber Shop?' Alec Lolas is now high scorer on the All American Basketball Team Don't get mixed up in any scandals, Alec Gerold Tucker has been hailed as the new Caruso, and writes flattering poetry on the side He is constantly being fol lowed by autograph hunting girls Roger Pascale is now a 'catcher' on the 'Boston Red Sox' team Don't forget,Rog, if a hit ball bounces off the head of an aerial gunner, it s a two bagger Henry Gauthier is now riding around in s new super deluxe Buick Believe me, this car won't stay up on blocks in his back yard George Cody is now flying over Hawaii, in a slow jet How are the sights, George? Beautiful? .ll Q 0 He Sl Kenneth Heintz is now the star employee of 'T1ckets, Inc.' is JC J .bt H' .:' Z' FIQLD' WILL Leona AlC0I'f1 'Lee wills her ablllty as beauticlan to El Osterheld This abllity s ved Lee time at the mlrror, Ellen Shlrley Beaulleu 'Shlrln w1lls her soft Job at the hlvh school cafeterla to Kathryn Allen There's always a seat avallable, Kathy L1ll1an Boudreau NLil' wills her wise cracks in slxth p iod English class to Bert Jacobs not that you need them, Bert Patricia Boudreau NPatN wills her ukulele to Carolyn Moulton Now, Carolyn, you'll be able to accompany yourself hen you rec1te WHomer Jean Bradway JGEHHISN wills her job of making posters to Jim Elliot Now you'll have plenty to do in all that spare time, J1m Mary Braskie WMary Loun wills her dramatlc abillty to Lorralne Orlansky The present juniors will certalnly win that trophy next year Frances Clough WFrannie' wills her baby sitting business to Nancy Kibbe You'll have a nlce income now, Nan Phyllis Coolong 'Phyll' wills her tremendous vocabulary to Marilyn Young You'll engoy using it, Marilyn Elizabeth Elliot NBetty' w1lls her personality to Frank Santucci This, on top of his own, should bring Frank all the luck 1n the world Dorothy Francis 'DOtt16n wills her Job of running the mim eograph to Janet Hopkins We all know you're capable, Jan Marion Grammo 'Marion' wills her job at the Coffee Shop to Arlene Drake Oh! What exclting customers Grace Haraghey nGI8C16n gladly' wills her absentee notes to 'Beanie' Jacobs. Ardis Kenyon...NArdie' wills all her chewing gum to Carolyn Moulton. Be alert, Carolyn, or you'1l have to stay after school more than once. -Ja. A ll ...' W ' ' len 0 ui 'i - p . . ... . . .3 o e ' one ' . Cr' an G ooo UI ,Q Q. w A .N ll ' ooo 0 0 ooo 0 0 one 0 0 ooo 1 s coo 0 V 7 0 ooo ' 0 0 ooo 0 0 ooo ' FIRLS' WILL fcont'dD Patricia Lunden 'Pat wills her Sunday afternoons Shirley McFwen Those games were interesting weren't the Pat? Patricia Nanganiello 'Pat wills her ballet suit Bill Mullaly Let's hope you'll get as many whistles as Pat did when sne came on the staae Dorothy NcCarron 'Dot wllls her freckles to Joan Bris Dot says that sne'll be vlad to get r1d of them Joan hlller 'Joanie wills her shorthand book to San Rovers You're due for lots of homework, Sandy P8tPiCi9 Moriarty 'PatH wills her history book to Stella Holda Just ask Pat the questions, Stella Ruth Moriarty 'Ruthie wills her Job as cheerleader Susan Tibbetts It really is a lot of fun, Sue Patricia hurphy 'Murph wills her red rimmed glasses Vlc Rlvard Now V10 won't miss a trlck Margie Underwood 'Marge wills her red hair to Kathryn Allen It caused Marge too much trouole, Kathryn Eleanor Ungewitter 'Ellie wills her driving ability t Laura Sutcliffe You'll be all set now as soon as you find a car Corrine Scott uScotty wills her trips to the Univers of Lassachusetts to Shirley Litz You'll be surprised at the th nas you'll learn, Shlrl Mary Sullo Mary wills her lost week end nap she to the Senlor Play to Bert Jacobs Mary is sure you can use it in one of your classes, Bert Joan Swanson nSwannee wills her wob as basketba man ager to any girl who can always see to it that Lonson is on top at the final whistle Florence Walsh nFloss1en wills her beautiful vo ce Nurlel Benoit It may take a little practlce, Muriel, but you'll be a star performer some day T 1 . v 11 to V n J Q 5 A 5 'A A - lf. ' A J 'B , - 1 ' 'B ' tol H ' dra ' . ' ' to 1 ooo V N t ' 1 If Y N O N .... y Q ity : 'B' ' ' ' 'r Q VI 1 H -, Ok in one H 1 L. A ' - I J , V ' Q ' ' 1, ' to QF! I A ,ao- ,--' ,fs-Y -l' N. -6 gli .ilk I .i -any' f 5 Sl 412114. A.- 35? I, BOYS' WILL Arthur Alcorn 'Al wills all his mysterious women to boys in the junior class Don't get excited boys, there are enough to go around Edward Benvenuti nEddie wills his love parts in the class plays to Raymond Makara Now, Ray, take over where Eddie left off lPlays only I Robert Chalue . 'Bob wills his ability to control the SBU class to the next year's president Let S have it quietn will certainly be in his repertolre Harold Carpenter 'Carp1e wills his and from the basketball games to Gerry ever squeeze all those girls into that George Cody George, who left during the armed service, leaves his old text job of taking girls t Haley How will you little car, Jerry' the winter to join books to Bert Jacobs Robert Foisy nBob wills his ability to juggle the boo and get away with it to the next year's treasurer He found Henry Gauthier 'Hank wills his quietness in class o Louis Jacobs That, plus your own, Louis, will make you speechless Robert Hopfe nBob wills his truck to the class of '52 for their scrap drives Fenneth Heintz 'Ken wills his Hypersonic Transducer Coach Moriarty This will certainly be the end of your lab problems, Coach Robert Jacobs Now you'll be ome, 'Mize Alec Lolas Think you can handle them, Doby? Roger Pascale 'Bob wills his television set to Warren Mize able to sleep mornings and take school courses at nAl wills his string of women to David Knight 'Rogn leaves his ability to charm the gir and still be one of the boys to Bobby Aldrich What more could a fellow ask, Bob? Gerold Tucker nGerry wills his flirtatious actions to Bill Daly Now you'll be the envy of every boy in the high school Bill. ooo' n A the ' 9 O H one O O 0 . . . ' N ' ior If 1 V - 0 ooo n w O 0 ' ooo ' O ooo N ks A O that summers in Florida are wonderful. OOO ' n t O O il 4 OOO O s OOO ' , O 0 O ' I Y! Ol! h I .Il I OOO n O ooo' O I1 OOO ' B n lllx 4. i 55. 'uP 'S6 S 'a X S X mai 5 1' an gnu nr 'HI 'u 'B- l Gul ,.,g 1 5 91,0 vs. 'lb' .1 -i...,,,,u ,...--v - ,.-- var r -'l A -s-UHQ fa.: gf-wt QQ: 'DMU J 'IfUl. QNX 1,1 Q .' A . 5, , 0 U ' eff' if ' fr' 12: X- -fxirfiflr ' 5 ,ww fn mis- if . , ay-4: . wa . 4 Q' X : Q P ' A if A ' yi . b I AA V iq K L, . . K x .I ff I 8 N 1' 4' ' X A , V , ' - I If W 4 I QQ ELEMENTARY Wim Hoff? 1 S 93 is 1'3 Bw MECHANIC STREET scnool.. FIRST GRADE soU'rH MAIN STREET scnoox. 3 ir.. li .nil-:AQ I r FPR v ll ,QA Pi XA. - 1 fel I 1 1. , Fw eh' x4 X . i -fl , ' , Phnll I IQ! ' Y. 3 . 1 Q' Em? N J it J' ilqil' W il? r 1 9 QAR1 ' A .il 4' V41 1 f o -- . . - sx ' ' fr, ng 'Nl 4 I' TQ me 1 v Q gf, . . V .1 , ,fn ,I an In i U Q 'i ig N- 'lg' : K ,U W 1.1 al.. . R Q ' s . L' 4 1 N .if , ,lx -N .- r ' N' f- - K..'f' 0'-71' Hs 1 I. - ' N' ' - '- ' s fe ,, . , ' s xxx - 4: , 5-4' - ,' J , 1' U , 'Sp ' -1 1- 6-1 'Q b 5 45 ' K 7 Ar N, w' ., , AW! 'vm - 1 X Q iff 4i '25 g. . 4 xl- -1 1 x' ' .A Ac ' . 'r 3 4, I V 1 11 r , ' 'dbh 'fr , - ' l -, . ,Wu yi H 1 .: , f ffwl. ' U4 s ,lv ' Q . Q 2 I s -. ll .sq ' I' Q A-4 ,, 7 V MV .QQ ' ,.--- , 41 gk Mtg f D- uf ,Q - Ja. Ek I X qv iq Q ipm .ugx f Af : ' mM g 14 5 EIG GRADERS pub fl' .Lat HGNURS 5? .Z '86 3 ,ol 5- 1 0I'l 0I 5 Nix, Q '53 'Kali .r mf, I , NX n 155 bl s I T 1525535 ,, . Q, l 2 Q Q' I .h ' fl? ,L 55: t , .5 ' ff? '- .I 'Qt Q-9--Q IQ 1931, rffff 4' '6 OYS' SPORTS SOCCER Our class has always been more or less athletically inclined In our freshman year we had two participants on the soccer team, Roger Pascale and Ralph Murphy The next year Alec Lolas and Henry Gauthier played with the soccer eleven in addition to Pascale Each year we seemed to have more boys partlcipatin , for in our junior yeas, b ld b there was Foley and class was and Foisy playing Pascale, Lolas, and authier again, es es o Bert Jacobs Even in this, our last year, the wellrwpresented with Pascale Lolas Gauthier, Monson's soccer team has always been one of which to be proud This is because the boys have had a fl hting spirit and have been coached by Coach Moriarty ring our four years of high school, we have entered four tournaments, and advanced as far as the semi finals three times BASKETBALL Not only were we proud of our soccer team but also of our basketball During our freshman and sophomore years Alec Lolas was our only participant, but the boys became more sports Alec Lolas, seniors the Bert Jacobs minded in their Junior year, and Roger Pascale, and Gerold Tucker represented the class As lettermen were Lolas, Tucker, Bob Jacobs, and We entered two basketball tournaments held at the Uni year when we were defeated 51 this year We played Chester records showed that we should 98 by Chester, and the second again, but even though the have won, we came back to Monson on that fatal night with saddened hearts, for Chester had beaten us again by a slim margin of 44-41 BASEBALL When spring came around many tried out for the baseball team Those who made the team were Pascale, Lolas, and F03-BY The same three played during our sophomore year, but in our Junior year the lettermen were Pascale, Lolas, Foisy, Carpen ter, Bob Jacobs and Bert Jacobs This year was much the same with the exception of Pascale, who left to join the Air Force In losing Pascale, Monson catchers, but we still had the 15017, Bob Foisy who was always ing batters Not only in baseball, but they participated, the boys pu High lost one of the best pitching end of the bat effective against oppos in each sport in which t forth their best ef forts Whether they were victorious or defeated they always showed the best sportsmanship ' I I 0 - .9 versity of Massachusetts, the first one in our sophomore , O . - - 53444 f' I GIRLS' SPORTS BASKETBALL The girls in the class of 1951 have been very prominent in sports. They have had the spirit and ability even if they never won any championships Although there were no candidates from our freshman class for the basketball team, in the sophomore year we were well represented Mary Braskie, Shirley Beaulieu, and Ruth Moriarty were forwards, and Pat Manganiello, Ldllian Boudreau, and Corrine Scott were guards Shirley Beaulieu received a letter that year Almost the whole starting team was composed of Juniors the next year. Mary Braskie, Shirley Beaulieu, and Ruth Moriarty were forwards, while the guards were Corrine Scott Pat Mangan lello, Lillian Boudreau, Joan Miller, and Mary Sullo Joan Swanson was assistant manager. There were six team members in the senior year, Co captains Lillian Boudreau, and Mary Braskle, Shirley Beaulieu, Ruth Mor iarty, Corrine Scott, and Pat Manganiello Other players were Joan Miller, Mary Sullo, and Pat Boudreau Incidentally, Pat became letterman her first year on the team and showed she had great ability by reaching double figures in nearly every game Joan Swanson was manager Much of the girls' success was due SOFTBALL It seems as though Monson High has never been too inter ested in softball, but the class of 1951 has enjoyed the game and tried to stir up a little more enthusiasm Games were played with Ludlow, Brimfield, and Warren Each year the girls showed greater improvement In the freshman year, we had four girls on the team Lillian Bou reau was catcher, and Joan Miller, Pat Manganiello, and Pat Boudreau played in the outfield That year we lost three games and won only one During the sophomore year we evened the score with two victories and two defeats Lillian Bcudreau was catcher, Jean Bradway, shortstop, and Joan Miller, Pat Boudreau, and Pat Manganlello played the outfield In our Junior year we really began to get interested which showed in our record of three victories and one defeat Jean Bradway was shortstop Pat Boudreau, third baseman and relief pitcher, Lillian Boudreau, catcher, and Dotty Francis, Joan Miller, Pat Manganlello, and Joan Swanson, outflelders As seniors, we hope for a season of victories to the training by the1r.ccaoh, Miss Fllomenia Pltraszkiewlcz. mg' E fix u ,-.,. f CT-IEERLEAD1 RS L2-fi fa! X BHK- 2' L .H NN , ,qf JN 1-rv'-rf X 453. GIPLS ' BASKETBALL D4 4:-rip L las E28 wil? if 'Q Q . ., , wi ' ' V . T . ,V ' L 4. 5 :Q ,A 'vin- K H, . 4 Sim :aug A ' l .5 ,tl cn r f Q j -- 5 , J, U em . 5 , v 1- A 1 lu I A A A ' L 1 Lu! ,Q f lu gina 1 .Q 4' f. ' i 7 I ' Q- Q 0 . 1 -5-.mu 4 f ' I in - - A X , Xt Q' ' I .' .- . V .4 x P V I- f i ' 4 . 4 I J Q - .., 4 'W' I u A ' 14 , , 12 X? iz ' ' , 11 x ' 7-1--,Q ' V -4? 29 I 1 4 5 . . if ' LK ng A ., U- ' V ,,. , ,A '2--, 3 -' '..' X -X -' 4' L ' 4- , 3' . ,L ug:-:, h I- 5: in 1' 'Q ,. agfff.-, M.: -N, 1. . .14 - in ty.. 1 -any- ' . ...r w -5-.L 1 1. ' : 11- A I . N vi.. A 'wif 5 S35- i. i-.,,,.,.., - - .Z- 'W 'K 1 , p 1 r iz' A . ,,. R. :lf V 5 4 '. T s. 1, 4, VQ... 24? nt- W xg I Qu: I' iff! 5f f-if W ' , hff h.. f A , 'i'3'-'iiiih 1 t- A . .,. .,.' 'N5 ,,. ,A u , 'I - 1' V 9 5Ig'w 2'1 aft ,-'L '. 1 -. 6 ' a. 4.-4,' 4.jEiQilt1c?ll1f tijiltllilfl The election of officers was held at the first meeting October 2nd The following officers were elected President, Robert Chalue, Vice President Robert Sulliv n, Secretary and Treasurer, Carole Mizen This year as in past years we had three representatives on the Athletic Committee They were Mary Braskie Roger Pascale and Alex Lolas The magazine drive was held in the fall and a party was these subscriptions With the money raised through the magazine sales we obtained our new electric scoreboard It was certainly worth our efforts The Student Council set the price of season tickets at Sl 56 for the senior high and 81 25 for the junior high The movie 'Sitting Prettyn was shown at the Town Hall and WThe Miracle On 34th Street' was shown at the junior high party December lst The nMonson Boys' participated in the Western Mass Small School Tournament this year We presented the Chester cheer leaders with megaohones The final event of the school year sponsored by the Student Council was the One act Play Contest which was held on April 13th 0 given for the Junior high for their splendid work in selling HF' 'K- HY The first meeting of the Lonson H1 Y was held on September 13, 1950 At this meeting the officers elected were Pre ident, Wdward Benvenuti, Vice President, Robert Foisy, Secretary, Robert Sullivan, Treasurer, Alec Lolas Sergeant at Arms, Harold Carpenter At the next meeting the new members were formally initiated into the club New members included Andrew Lon Robert Aldrich, George Cody, Jarren kizen, James lcCarron, Raymond Makara, David Ynipht, Victor Rivard, Carl Scott, Leonard Farquhar, Louis Jacobs, and Robert Beaulieu, The old members are Edward Benvenuti, Henry Cady, Harold Carpenter, Robert Foisy, Henry Gauthier, Gerald Haley, Albert Jacobs, Robert Jacobs, Alec Lolas, Roger Pascale, and Robert Sullivan. The club sponsored several activities including a hay ride, the sale of Christmas cards, and a trip to a profes- sional basketball game in Boston. The club also drew up an amendment to a state law regarding physical education in the high school which is being presented to the student legisla- ture at the Annual Youth and Government Day Assembly in Springfield. Ci 'fn XM' is ,Q 1.1 Suu Y ng M an-l Wil libs 1:1 '22-.M s qw Aww JUNIOR HI Y Meetings were held on Wednesday, at 2 50 The follow ing officers were elected President, Frank Santucci, Vice President, Fred Kibbe, Qecretary, William Teale, Treasurer, Joe loglisci Basketball games and parties were arranged We visited the new memorial school at Wilbraham where we met our first defeat in four years by a score of 40 52 A gala event was held on October 25, which included both the initiation of new members and a party. A number of boys from the seventh and eighth grades became members and are sure to be helpful to the group in the years to c0meo Our spring plans include a proposed big-league base- ball trip. Mr. David Grieve, our faculty advisor, is making arrangements for the trip. -L I ' z . mls. 1 -D ., y- - e . 0 ' I '12 E6 .' ' I I f ,FL-f I ' ogg , ig.: -Gi- , , .. .. fusfa- -- fe 1, on - -' ' ' 'A 1 - . -e YN ., 1- 5.1 - ? xi Q . gh -Y qs 5 1 .ag ' - ug 'Z' x J ' ff f ' sv ' ' v ' f ' a. . 43 Z. x Q ' Q aw,-W fk.,W 4' f' W , ' . . 5 . ., rf-uv Le- 1' - f- .. I - : 0 I I Q O E Q o - L o .. ' 0 A film Ps wh '4'X,.HA is ' ww- A 5163 Ama TRI HI Y The first meeting of the Tri H1 Y was held on September 12 1950, with the new officers presiding President, Mary Braskie, Vice President, Ann Jacobs Secretary, Shirley Beaulieu, Treasurer, Lillian Boud reau, Chaplain, Joan Miller September 21 Initiation of new members October 4 Hay ride October 15 ...... .A school clean-up project January 11 .......... ............... Speaker March 29... .... Mother and Daughter Banquet April 15... ........................ .Dance 1 1- ' 4 . , 1 ' 1 -1 B 2 I if: , fl ,wi 1 5 1 1 ' M1 I i - H ,H , 2 M- l'v rg y i - gn W Y -, 1.-. Q of ' - V I 1' -e '- v I ' Q ns!! ' 1 --4 9 'I 'A Q ,-, ' . , X ' ' Q 'P ' ' - -.vf . - 'I -- X no ' ' ' I 7 '. ' Us ,. ' ' N' ' . , 3 ' ix? 'T Z . 5.43.3 4- 1 - . ' 15 'Q - f 1:4 R . 4, , f - J.:-,X xo My - I' Z' A 1 Q E 6 . 'sr 3 , it ' S - tw l O A L ,, ,A . X K 'J ' 'A' wil s tfff' if ' 14V!.'.q ,A , W. ' U 5 if , , I Wu l . we r 9 A ' A K Y. 'Q' ', mf- , M C., , W, tg- . . - .Y , 1 ' ' O D I ' 1 . O C O I C C O 0 O I I O O I C O D I D C O O U I I I I C O QM fa Yu -M? ? Monsonia repor ,,.4-v EJ Monsonia typists ters ui' nl o:. f' v -G' , A.. 'Nl'-V KI. ' A f2::Qff-'1 -ir ' !cR IQ Q5 g.1 ff . V ' '-3 Q . . ! z . eff s . I C Springfield College gym instructors and 8th grade students. ..-...J , X GJ, 0 CAGPGCIQFJ l Ruth Moriarty and Gerold Tucker backstage upper right George Cody Miss Frances Sutcliffe and Mary Braskie in the make up room Recess time at the candy counter Frank Magrone Dorothy Francis, and Leona Alcorn Bert Jacobs alias Lord Chesterfield X 4 waz' 'r Ibis ,,.-ad 5. 'V n 1. -W Ax! A-41 X 'Q ld i 4-ww-,.,,,, JUNIQR HIGH X17 . In 1 3 Q ' I Q .. X ,MQ In . I, Q ,w , ., ., ' x R illllllig' SEVENTH GRADE I z I .' 11 V if. FA -' I A ' . 5 l C is 'Ag . . v :V -V1 - ' L ,J 9 .. ' - . ' S af fl I . ' 'Q ' m . IM W.- fxx A K V 5 -' ' A I 1,9 . G , G. If-. . 1 ,hip U f , I o . , ,.'.. 61 I! Xl, QV Aaapillriiihll . 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Ph 171 I A and P STORE SELE SERVICE 5 ORE Mon on Mass EDMOND D HENEAULT Telephone 263 fl pforao et R Pl Washmgton Street Monson Mass GEORGE A AUTHIER and SON PAHNITERS a d DECORATORS Q Mam Street Palmer Mass COLLETON S GARAGE Mon on Mass Complxments of E S Brooks Jewelers 4 73 Mann St Palme Mass Complzments of JOHN D MORAN GENERAL CONTRACTOR RENTAL OF BULLDOZERS AND DUMP TRUCKS Tel Monson 283 2 Crmplznzents of DAN CRIMMINS INSURA QCE REAL ESTATE 372 Mam St Palmer Mass Tel 7 . I f'm12pll'11ff1ft.-' nf v . - . rf T .LLL 4 . Plumbwrxg an. Hqafml E, rw r CT She Metal War , Roollng n Furnaces, Src-.eg and Rcpawrs 1 , U39 ' , . KV, 11Iz'n11'nf.4 of - , l O I S I 1... l , I., 'I - .' , K, Ei Qomphments of WILLIAM JURCZYK INC A JDS A ER A D hLLI5 NIILL5 BROWVN STUDIO 1331 M g ld M PHOTOGRAPHERS to tm Clem of NMI , , 0 C'f111111I1'nfff1Z'.Q of 7 YY I 'Y A o 4 L A K EFXQERAL CONTFQA T i Monson, Mass. and L '- Q P . I Call Monson 5274 f'rm1plinf1fnf,Q M . 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