Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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THOMAS WARE WIGHT MICHAEL H. ANELLO DORIS ARLENE CHARTER Science Science French, Spanish, English University of Maine B.S. M.E. Seton Hall University B.S. Russell Sage College A.B. State University of Iowa Cornell University M.A. University of Connecticut M.A. . Q. Y . , irfjprx. ' , 5 Mzqkx 4 . YET' Q-Lt 1' I ' E' QS!-5' .E , v w .FA BARBARA BRADLEY RHOADES FRANCIS C. MERRIGAN PHYLLIS LARKIN English English Homemaklng University of Mass. B.S. St. Michae1's College A.B. Simmons College B.S. ',, .ga 7 I ,

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I -. THOMAS KEENE NORTON, IR. EDWARD ROBERT STEVENS CYNTHIA BARBOUR WILLCOX Mathematics and Social Studies Social Studies Librarian Calvin Coolidge College A.B. Boston University B.S. Ripon College B.A. Boston College P W--mg ALICE KETTENHOFPEN IAYNE ARMSTRONG GLADYS MARION RORABACK Commercial Commercial Social Stl-lCii9S Simmons College B. S. M.A. University of Connecticut B.S. North Adams T95Ch91'S C011999 6

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- C' emor equests to of e Cgeac ers ARTICLEI SECTIONI To Mr. Stevens: a calm, cool, and collected problems class. To Mr. May: we bequeath ten more talented artists to take the place of those who are leaving. To Mrs. Rhoades: we leave a class that appreciates Shakespeare. To Mr. Hummel: we leave his dramatic club. To Mr. Anello: we leave a large number of fish for his empty aquarium. To Mr. Norton: we leave a blond, curly wig. To Mr. Maghery: we leave a new group of office monitors. To Mrs. Roraback: we leave a case of medical supplies for her first aid group. To Mr. Trocchi: some calm nerves for his driver training class. To Mrs. Larkin: we leave a senior debating class. To Mrs. Armstrong: we leave a group of secretaries. To Mr. Wight: we leave a spotless lab. To Miss Charter: we leave a long-playing record of Keep Quiet! To Mr. Wheeler: we leave an office all his own for disciplinary reasons. To Mr. Bybee: we leave a crew cut. To Miss Long: we leave a warm locker room. To Mr. Mielke: we leave a large class to take college-boards. To Mr. Multhrop: we leave a long time to get acquainted with his math classes. To Mr. Barrette: we leave an interested music appreciation class. To Mr. Shiminski: we leave a shop full of pretty girls. To Mr. Breakell: we leave ten dozen chickens for his chicken coop. To Mr. Merrigan: we leave a co-operative yearbook staff. To Mrs. Wilcox: we leave a quiet library filled with polite workers. To Mr. Crockett: we leave a cookbook. ARTICLE I SECTION 2 To the junior class: we leave the happy thought that they have only one year of school ahead of them. To the Sophomore s: we leave the hope that they will survive the next two years. To the Freshmen: we leave hope, faith, and endurance. To Mount Everett: we leave a shorter day. . .ten to two. . .with an hour for lunch. To everyone else concerned: we just leave. rv- -H-f' , --f 1 r. 1--T1 P -: f'Y -- Y A-gf-:ii--sq-,EAR9,531,1,TEr1r1:nannu:a:w:a4:unls'msfIrv'xwn.-vuuu1unrqmnurnvvmuuwn-V.,-Y.. ---:..- , :ure-I:-A . ,,... ,. .- .. .. .......A.4....f,.. ..,..-...4.........