New Bedford High School - Crimson Log Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1940 volume:

i c Bier JANUARY 1940 CRIMSON LOG HIGH SCHOOL REFERENCE LIBRARY New Bedford, Mass. Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL New Bedford, Massachusetts DEDICATION In appreciation of his inspiring leadership as faculty adviser, teacher, and friend, we, the Class of January 1940, gratefully dedicate this book to LAWRENCE B. MarKEY CLASS BOOK COMMITTEE Editor-in-Chief MANUEL CAMARA Associate Editor TED BOGDZIEWICZ Business Manager BILLY GENNERT Photography Manager STEPHEN WEAVER Athletics Manager WILLIAM WALSH Activities Manager DOROTHY WRIGHT Editorial Manager JANICE WILSON Personals SAM MICKELSON Typing Managers OKO Tivo Ll LA. SUSAN MAURER STEFANIE STANEK DOROTHY SHKOLNICK GUASSSMOLTLO: Live more simply and have more peace. FOREWORD: The committee has published this book in the hope that it will serve to give you pleasant recollections of your student days at the New Bedford High School. AIR VIEW OF THE CITY ne a. % a a AE Oe ‘ ‘ ee wana ocean - � alee “ e3 a? Bg 2 Pe og 4¥ er a “hy vs me fa veneer | + acc i, � ™ . ort c 0 i imal ¥ ' , oe i CLA Sel aay, By Wellington Cummer Take one last look around before you go; For future memory regard these friends And friendly objects of a day that ends; Then pray that memory will undergo A mellow change to dull the edge of truth, Obliterate defeats, rebuffs, regrets; For wise is he who purposely forgets The petty sorrows that infest our youth. In retrospection this glad day will seem Happier still, its subtle joys revealed; The golden windows of our past will gleam Brighter than now, their beauty unconcealed, Shining through time with glory unforeseen; Distance enchants, and far-off fields are green. Sais cal a ine wi € Nepal” 5 TPS 4 ns Pes ay om : me ” 7 ; : ae “ ad — . Pane = —m : : i Ole | Tree set ee where reason “Peace rules the day ” . rules the mind Collins APIA SAWN A a VED) VA WEE RAS FACULTY ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY OR INEMW SEDPORDETIGE ee oCLiOgL ALLISON R. DoRMAN Principal Rospert H. Murpy Assistant Principal and Head of Commercial Department SUMNER E. MarvELL Assistant Principal and Head of Science Department ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ralph H. Tukey, Head of Department Gladys Blackmer Louise B. Finnell Fay H. Newland Anna M. Brady Mildred E. Gray M. Evelyn Rutter Marion I. Colby Helen E. Morrison Edna T. Wilson HISTORY DEPARTMENT Edwin W. Whitmarsh, Head of Department Marian F. Lane Ruth B. McFadden Frederick W. Ringdahl LATIN DEPARTMENT Ralph H. Tukey, Head of Department Constance M. Loftus Susan E. Shennan FRENCH DEPARTMENT Cora C. Robert, Head of Department M. Blanche Fregeau Dolor J. Bourret Lillian B. Ross Mary E. Ryan MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT George H. Gardner, Head of Department Mary E. Carroll Lillian J. Hopkins Alice M. Richardson James R. Hayden Gladys M. Wilbur 10 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Milfred I. Buker Frank F. Hutchings Dana C. Sanborn Eddy P. Howard Marion E. Lord Harold E. Willey Bertha E. Piggott Counselor COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Hina ChibkosObebiGLISH Esther Blaisdell Harry S. Goodwin Helen L. O’Brien Katherine E. Burke John F. Gracia Ethel M. Perry Olive P. Chase T. Everett McPeake Ethel P. Rothwell TEACHERS OF HISTORY Carl F. W. Bergstrom W. Kenneth Burke EAGER TOESPRENGE Guy A. Senesac DEeAGHERS OF SGLENGE George F. Cronin Arthur W. Wathen Te ACHERSSOR = COMMERCIAL“SUBJECES George L. Beach Helen G. Fisher Margaret T. C. Murphy Milton S. Briggs Dorothy A. Hewins Marion E. Peterson Ida F. Cohen William E. King Helen A. Stedman James C. Comiskey Alfred L. Lawrence Mary V. Sullivan John D. Connors Mary M. Leonard Helena C. Szydlowski Anna L. Dorgan William L. Lillie Norman H. Tripp Doris I. Eccleston Mary C. Lonicki Mildred L. Waters Ruth B. Elliott Lawrence B. Markey (Mrs. ) Melver C. Felton (Sub.) Kathryn T. McCarthy James A. Worden Joseph A. McDonnell DEPARTMENT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION James K. Donaghy Ray O’Leary, Asst. Coach of Ruth H. Smith Football Robert M. Whiting Lydia Fragosa, Clerk Frances M. Cosgrove, Art Helen E. England (Mrs.), Clerk Jane E. Thuman, Librarian Daniel Gray, Custodian Ella A. Batchelder, (Mrs.), Matron Matthew Donovan, Outside Man Major G. Ross Rede, Military Instr. | Anthony S. Zielinski, Chief Eng. Serg. Joseph Osman, Asst. to Mil. James J. Cummings, Asst. Eng. Instr. Charles Bradley, Fireman Winston S. Dodge, Coach Rocco A. Morra, Fireman Esther H. Luce, Secretary Joseph L. 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Johnson 1940 CLASS OF “JANUARY, OFFICERS AND HONOR STUDENTS CLASS OF JANUARY 1940 PRESIDENT LOUIS CAMBRA Nickname: “Louie” Born: Nov. 5, 1919 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Business Ambition: Accountant Activities: Honor Society; Hi-Y; Checker Club; Student Council; Executive Committee. TREASURER SAMUEL MICKELSON Nickname: “Mick” Borwt.- Nowe 21, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Reading Activities: Executive Committee; Banquet Committee; Reunion Com- mittee; A. C. and D. C. of Traf- fic Squad; Student Council; Honor pocm@iys saa er. RO. T. C. RUTH L. GEFFEN Nickname: “Ruthey” Born: Nov. 5, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Social Worker Hobby: Photography Activities: Writers’ Club; Photo- graphy; Executive Committee; Honor Society; Philomathean Club; Girls’ Chorus; Class Gift Com- mittee. STEFANIE V. STANEK Nickname: “Effie” Born: March 7, 1922 VICE-PRESIDENT EILEEN CARROLL Born: January 21, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Roller Skating; Tennis Activities: Girls’ League; Execu- tive Committee; Ace of Clubs of We CoA‘; Banquets Committee. SECRETARY CONSTANCE HARRIET GUBA Nickname: ‘Connie’ Born: October 1, 1921 Curriculum: College Classical From: C. A. Cook To: Chamberlaine Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Ping-Pong Activities: Secretary Dramatic Club; Prom Committee; Execu- tive Committee; Reunion Com- mittee; Girls’ League; Cheer Leader. ARTEMIS GEORGES Nickname: “Artie” Born: October 11, 1922 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Massachusetts State College Ambition: Surgical Nurse Hobby: Photography Activities: Honor Society; Girls’ League; Girls’ Chorus; Tennis Tournament; Superlative Com- mittee. THEODORE BOGDZIEWICZ Nickname: ‘“Ted” Born: January 6, 1922 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Drawing Activities: Honor Society; Dra- matic? Club=. Capt, RinO. 1, Gs Class Book Committee. Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Business Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Post cards, souvenirs Activities: Honor Society; Trafic Squad; Vice-President Mimeograph Club; Prom Committee; Class Book Committee. 17 EVERETT J. ABRAMS Nickname: “Joe” Born: May 20, 1921 Curriculum: Scientific From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Ohio State University Activities: J. V. Basketball; Color League Basketball; Freshman Bas- ketball. FRANK ADAMOWSKI Born: March 22, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Coin Collector Activities: Prom Committee ALBERTINA ALMEIDA Nickname: “Al”? Born: November 23, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Reading HILDA SALLES AMARAL Born: September 5, 1918 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Ofhce Work Hobby: Reading, Traveling ALICE ASPIN Born: November 11, 1921 Curriculum: College General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Nurses’ Training School Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading, Music Activities: Girls’ League, Photo- graphy Club; Debating Club; Cap and Gown Committee; Ace of Clubs of. ¥, W. Gi%A.. Art. 18 DOROTHY C. BACON Nickname: “Dot” Born: December 13, 1919 Curriculum: Civic From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading Activities: Trafic Squad MARION BAILEY Nickname: “Skip” Born: October 26, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Clerical Work Hobby: Collecting Greeting Cards Activities: Art, Class Motto DONALD BARASH Nickname: “Don” Born: May 11, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Mt. Pleasant School To: North Carolina State Ambition: Chemical Engineer Hobby: Sports Activities: Varsity Track Team; Art; Traffic Squad. EUGENE BARBOZA Born: May. Samaoaa Curriculum: Scientific From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Activities: Track EVELYN B. BARBOZA Nickname: “Effie” Born: April 27, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Posse School of Physical Edu- cation Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Activities: Philomathean Society; Junior Dramatic Club; Trafhe Squad; Art; Stamp Club; Girls’ League Basketball. PAULINE C. BARGASSE Nickname: “Paul” Born: August 21, 1921 Curriculum: College General From: Clarence A. Cook To: Philadelphia Beauty School Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Bicycle Riding; Sewing Activiti es: Trafic Squad. ELLEN R. BARTLETT Born: March 16, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: Boston University, College of Music. Ambition: Concert Pianist Hobby: Music Activities: French Club; Cap and Gown Committee; Honor Society 39; Art; Executive Committee. JOHN L. BASSETT Born: June 2, 1921 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Parker Street School To: Brown University Ambition: Chemical Engineer Hobby: Sports, Photography, Chemistry. Activities: Pres. French Club; Pres. Photography Club; Dramatic Club; peienee Cinb; K.-O. T. C. NORMAND D. BAYLIES Born: October 14, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Reading KENNETH W. BEAN Nickname: “Beanie” Born: November 22, 1921 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Thomas R. Rodman To: New Bedford Textile School Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Chemistry Activities: Vice-Pres. of Student Council; Band and = Orchestra; Banquet Committee; S. A. R. Medal FREDERICK W. BEST Nickname: “Red” Born: November 5, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: United States Navy Ambition: Naval Career Hobby: Roller Skating Activities: R. O. T. C.; Traffic Squad. WILSON BONNEAU Nickname: “Bill” Born: November 15, 1921 Cur riculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Ping-Pong Activities: Dramatic Club; Trafhe Squad; R. O: T. Ci; Band; Hi-¥ MILDRED BOOTHMAN Nickname: “Red” Born: January 6, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Miniature Replicas Activities: Trafhe Squad JEANNETTE BOUTIN Born: August 24, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Air Stewardess Hobby: Sports Activities: Photography; French Club; Philomathean; Trathe Squad EDWARD D. BOUCHER, JR. Nickname: “Butch” Born: September 14, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Ice Skating Activities: Gym Team; D. C. on Trafhe Squad. ARTHUR J. BOULEY Nickname: “Art” Born: March 30, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Commercial Aviator Hobby: Cartoonist LILLIAN BOWKER Nickname: “Lil” Born: December 1, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Swain School Ambition: Dress Designer Hobby: Horseback Riding Activities: Banquet Committee; Camera Club. MILDRED BOWMAN Born: November 2, 1921 From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Sargents School Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Hobby: Dancing and Roller Skat- ing Activities: Photography; Ace of Clubs of Y. W. C. A.; Acrobatic Dancer for 37 Class Day and 8’s Get-together ARNOLD R. BRIDEN Nickname: “Red” Born: May 16, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Photography Activities: Science and Photography Club; Trafhe Squad MILDRED M. BRITTAIN Nickname: “Millie” Born: August 9, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Secretarial Work Hobby: Embroidery 20 DOROTHY BRODY Nickname: “Dot” Born: January 18, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Bryant College Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing Activities: Girls’ League; Honor Society EVELYN LaBURGESS Nickname: “Evy” Born: August 27, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Parker Street School To: Truesdale Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading; Drawing Activities: Art; Photography THOMAS L. BURTON Born: November 19, 1920 Curriculum: Scientific From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Naval Officer Hobby: Boat Building CATHERINE CABRAL Nickname: “Katy” Born: March 2, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Commercial Designer Hobby: Collecting Autographs Activities: Art MANUEL CAMARA Born: November 3, 1919 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Boston University Ambition: Executive in Public Office Hobby: Hunting Activities: Pres. of Student Coun- cil; Vigalante Chief; D. C. of Traf- fic Squad, Student Court Member; Class Book; Art; Whaleman. EMMA CAPELLA Born: January 31, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: Nursing School Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Photography ANTHONY 5S. CARDOZA Nickname: “Tony” Born: March 23, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Fishing ANNA D. CARNEIRO Nickname: “Annie” Born: October 31, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Reading RUTH E. CARROLL Nickname: “Carol” Born: September 2, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: Framingham State College Ambition: Dietician Hobby: Swimming Activities: Basketball, Prom Com- mittee. ANTONE F. CATARINO, JR. Nickname: “Tony” Born: December 1, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Business Ambition: Civil Service Hobby: Horseback Riding Activities: D. C. of Trafhe Squad, Superlative Committee. 21 AMELIA W. CATON Nickname: ““Ninina” Born: June 29, 1921 Curriculum: General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Physical Culture Teacher Hobby: Playing Piano Activities: Chess Club, Traffic Squad. EARLAND P.: CHASE Nickname: ‘Earl’ Boru: February 21, 1921 Curriculum: Scientific From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Ambition: Traveling Hobby: Sailing Activities: Banquet Committee DOROTHY COOK Born: January 8, 1921 Curriculum: Civic OTHELIA P. CORREIA Born: January 14, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Swain School of Design Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Aviation Activities: Photography Club, Class Book. LAWRENCE D. CROCKER Nickname: “Larry” Born: October 28, 1920 Curriculum: Civic From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Machinist Hobby: Woodworking Activities: 1st Lieut; BR. O7 Fue. Trafic, Art,. Hi-Y. DONALD F. DAUTEUIL Born: February 26, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Aviation Training School Ambition: Aviation Hobby: Plane Models Activities: Trafhe Squad ELIZABETH L. DAVENPORT Nickname: “Betty” Born: March 26, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Hobby: Collecting Souvenirs Activities: Art, Trafic Squad SHIRLEY DEARDEN Nickname: “Shirl” Born: April 10, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: Preparatory School Ambition: Dietician Hobby: Photography Activities: Art, Trafic, Class Gift, Photography. BIUEAN GeDELAGE Nickname: “Lil” Born: December 14, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Dancing Activities: Girls’ League, Cap and Gown Committee. JOHN DeMELLO Nickname: “Johnny” Born: January 24, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Business Ambition: Salesman Hobby: Model Building Activities: Art 22 JOHN T. DENWOOD Nickname: “Denny” Born: August 24, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Boston Trade School Ambition: Linotype Operator Hobby: Photography EMMA M. DOUGLAS Nickname: “Teddy” Born: April 9, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Skating Activities: Girls’ League, Photo- graphy, Superlative Committee. ANN E. DOYLE Nickname: “Trish” Born: July 4, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Thomas R. Rodman To: A. U. C. Pre-Nursing Course Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Music, Scrapbooks ALFRED DUCKWORTH Nickname: “Al? Born: November 24, 1920 Curriculum: Scientific From: N ormandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Cartoonist Hobby: Drawing Activities: Class Motto JEANNE DUFRESNE Nickname: “Jeanie” Born: January 26, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Activities: Philomathean, Girls’ League, Photography, French Club, Treas., Photography, Cheerleader. EVELYN DUTRA Nickname: “Tiny” Born: June 5, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobby: Dancing Activities: Art, Chess Club, Cap and Gown. LEWIS G. DUTRA Nickname: “Lewy” Born: January 9, 1922 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: New Bedford Textile School Ambition: Commercial Pilot Hobby: Baseball, Stamps, Ping- pong Activities: Health Club, Traffic Squad, Art, Superlative Committee AMY EARNSHAW Nickname: “Blondie” Born: May 8, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Swain School of Design Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Needlework Activities: Photography, Philoma- thean Club, Art. THOMAS E. ECCLES Nickname: “Tommy” Born: July 29, 1921 Curriculum: Scientific From: To: New York Institute of Photo- graphy Ambition: Newspaper photographer Hobby: Photography Activities: Trafic Squad, Photo- graphy Club, Chess Club, Cap and Gown. ALEX ECONOMOS Nickname: “Al” Born: February 13, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Activities: Trafic Squad, Checker Club, Varsity Baseball. 23 CHARLOTTE M. EPSTEIN Nickname: “Apple Blossom” Born: March 4, 1922 Curriculum: Classical From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Reading Activities: Girls’ League, Prom Committee, Philomathean, Traffic Squad. HYMAN EPSTEIN Nickname: “Eppy” Born: February 1, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: Mass. State Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Reading Activities: Honor Society, 39. MANUEL FARIA Nickname: “Manny” Born: November 3, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Civil Service Ambition: Aviator Hobby: Photography Activities: Trafic Squad, Football, Business Manager of Football Team, Banquet Committee. MARY FARRIS Nickname: “Mae” Born: November 18, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Singing JULIO FERREIRA Nickname: “Tiny” Born: January 25, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Activities: Checker Club, Trafic Squad HENRY “GC. Ge FONTEY NE Nickname: “‘Juggy” Born: November 4, 1920 Curriculum: Scientific From: Parker Street School 16:00. co pATMY Hobby: Photography JULIA® J GABRIEL Nickname: “Juju” Born: October 21, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Hampton University Ambition: Physical Instructor Hobby: Reading WILLIAM R. GENNERT Nickname: “Bill” Born: September 11, 1923 Curriculum: College Classical From: Normandin Junior High To: Yale Hobby: Correspondence Chess Activities: Debating Society, Color League Basketball, Debating, Chess Club, Honor Society-39, Band, Or- chestra, Executive Committee, Re- union Committee, Mass. Interschol- astic Chess Champion. IRENE GERBER Nickname: “Renee” Born: October 10, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting Phonograph Records Activities: Honor Society-39, Pho- tography, Cap and Gown Com- mittee. JOHN P. GERO Nickname: “Scoop” Born: August 18, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Theatre Activities: Basketball 24 ARTHUR R. GOUVEIA Born: September 14, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Normandin Junior High To: New Bedford Textile Ambition: News Reporter Hobby: Swimming Activities; “Ke Qari. Ww iter s Club MANUEL G. GOUVEIA, JR. Born: September 25, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Civil Service Hobby: Sports NORMAN L. GREENMAN Born: April 12, 1923 Curriculum: Scientific From: Normandin Junior High Tor Mian Ambition: Chemical Engineering Hobby: Tennis Activities: Honor Society-39, Chess ARTHUR J. HAGGERTY Nickname: “Art” Born: June $, 2922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Holy Name To: Undecided Ambition: Civil Service Hobby: Photography Activities: RQ raat. FLORENCE B. HAMMOND Born: January 18, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Boston University Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Collecting Match Cases Activities: Girls’ League DANIEL J. HARRINGTON Born: February 10, 1922 Curriculum: Scientific From: Roosevelt Junior High fool el: Ambition: Mechanical Engineering JOAN HARTLEY Born: January 16, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: Forsyth Dental School Ambition: Dentistry Activities: Class Gift Committee EVELYN M. HEALY Nickname: “Marie” Born: March 30, 1921 Curriculum: College General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: The Chamberlain School Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Collecting Records Activities: Dramatic Club, Person- als Committee MARION E. HENDERSON Born: January 7, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Clarence A. Cook To: Swain School of Design Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Collecting Post Cards Activities: Basketball, Art BARBARA R. HESFORD Nickname: “Babs” Born: April 2, 1922 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Photography Activities: Art, 8’s Get-together 25 DOROTHY J. HILDENBRAND Nickname: “Dot” Born: April 5, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Bryant’s Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Horseback Riding Activities: Photography Club, Prom Committee BERTRAM E. HORVITZ Nickname: “Bert” Born: April 14, 1922 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Taft’s College Ambition: Medical Doctor Hobby: Photography Activities: Band, Orchestra, Art WALTER H. HORVITZ Nickname: “Walt” Born: February 12, 1922 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Betsey B. Winslow To: University of Pennsylvania Ambition: Business Merchant Hobby: Collecting Records Activities: Band, Color League Bas- ketball FANNY IPPOLITO Nickname: “Shorty” Born: August 29, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Collecting Old Coins CHARLES H. JACKSON Nickname: “Charlie” Born: May 20, 1921 Curriculum: General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Agricultural College Ambition: Agricultural Teacher Hobby: Photography and Stamps Activities: R. O. T. C., Debating, Drafting DONALD H: JAMES Nickname: “Don” Born: May 4, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Business Ambition: Civil Service Hobby: Sports Activities: Camera Club, Cap and Gown MARJORIE E. JASON Nickname: “Marge” Born: October 14, 1921 Curriculum: General From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Bacteriologist Hobby: Music Activities: Band, Orchestra, Stud- ent Council-37 and 38, Treas. and Sec.—Student Council, Treas. of Class—Freshman and Junior, Asso- ciate Justice of Student Court, Chief Justice of Student Court, Girls’ League, Banquet Committee, Dramatic Club. FRANCES L. JENNINGS Nickname: “Fran” Born: October 20, 1921 Curriculum: College General From: St. Mary’s School To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Skating Activities: Chess and Checker Club, Art, Trafhc Squad CHARLES J. JOHNSON, JR. Nickname: “Charlie” Born: March 4, 1922 Curriculum: Scientific From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Massachusetts Nautical School Ambition: Navigator Hobby: Photography Activities: Band, Orchestra, Traf- fic, Squad MURIEL A. JOHNSON Born: November 8, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High Ambition: Typist Hobby: Sports, Music 26 FLORA JOSEPH Nickname: “Jo” Born: November 24, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Reading Activities: Girls’ League, Trafhe Squad, Personal’s Committee, Art SHIRLEY A. JOURDAIN Born: January 6, 1922 Curriculum: General From: Westport High To: Bridgewater Normal School Ambition: Teaching Hobby: Drawing Activities: Art PHYLLIS] | RELEE Nickname: “Phyl” Born: March 9, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Thomas R. Rodman Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Photography Activities: Basketball, Science Club, Trafhc Squad, Whaleman IRENE A. RiSLA Born: February 9, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Bank Clerk Hobby: Reading Activities: Traffic Squad, Class Gift Committee ROBERT A. LAFFERTY Nickname: “Bob” Born: April 9, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Thomas R. Rodman Ambition: Insurance Auditor Hobby: Bicycling, Architecture Activities: Outward Bound, Photo- graphy Club, Art, Banquet Com- mittee ELVIRA LAGE Nickname: “Peggy” Born: September 19, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Bookkeeper Hobby: Reading EVA LAGUE Nickname: “Little Eva” Born: December 23, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Reading, Old Coin Col- lecting. Activities: Art RAYMOND LANGE Nickname: “Ray” Born: August 21, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High Hobby: Stamp Collecting Activities: Trafic Squad, Checker Club PATRICIA LEARY Nickname: “Pat” Born: March 27, 1922 Curriculum: Scientific From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Cornell University Ambition: Architecture Hobby: Fashion Designing Activities: Student Council, Execu- tive Committees, Reunion Com- mittee, Superlatives, Honor Society ROGER L’HEUREUX Nickname: “Major” Born: December 26, 1921 Curriculum: Scientific From: Clarence A. Cook To: Textile Ambition: Chemical Engineer Hobby: Model Construction Activities: Capt. R. O. T. C., Hi- Y, Color League Basketball, Semi- An Committee, Art, Track. SHIRLEY LIPSCHITZ Nickname: “Shirl” Born: June 19, 1920 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Physical Instructor Hobby: Sports Activities: Basketball, Traffic Squad, Art EVELYN CG. LONGWELL Born: February 2, 1922 Curriculum: General From: Betsey B. Winslow Hobby: Outdoor Sports Activities: Superlative Committee FRANK LYNAM, JR. Born: January 21, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High Hobby: Stamps, Hunting Activities: Art, Chess Club, Traf- fic Squad, Color League Basketball DOROTHY T. MAKIN Nickname: “Dot” Born: January 11, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Horseback Riding Activities: Personals’ Committee ELEANOR R. MARDER Nickname: “Ellie” Born: March 12, 1922 Curriculum: General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Fashion School Ambition: Fashion Journalist Hobby: Picture Post Cards Activities: Art, Traffic Squad, School Reporter GERALDINE MARSHALL Nickname: “Gerry” Born: December 27, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Bryant College Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing Activities: Student Council, Girls’ League ELIZABETH M. MATHER Nickname: “Betty” Born: August 7, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Parker Street School To: Textile Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Coin Collecting, Sports Activities: Trafic Squad, Health Club, Philomathean Club SUSAN M. MAURER Nickname: “Sue” Born: July 21, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Worker Hobby: Dancing Activities: Staff of Whaleman, Trafic Squad, Class Book Com- mittee DOROTHY A. MAYES Nickname: “Dot” Born: February 23, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Social Secretary Hobby: Movies Activities: Trafhe Squad ETHEL MEDEIROS Nickname: “Effe” Born: May 2, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Librarian Hobby: Reading 28 JAMES MEDEIROS Nickname: “Jimmy” Born: March 18, 1922 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High Hobby: Match Cover Collection Activities: Chairman of Health Club, Executive Committee, Color League Basketball WILLIAM F. MEE Nickname: “Billy” Born: March 1, 1922 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Notre Dame Hobby: Yachting Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Vice-President of Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra FLORENCE MELLO Nickname: “Flossie” Born: December 17, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Tennis CARLTON E. MENDELL Nickname: “Skipper” Born: October 19, 1921 Curriculum: Scientific From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Colby College Ambition: Teaching Hobby: Reading Activities: Student Council, Hi-Y, Track, Golf, Football, Dramatic Club, 8’s Get-together JAMES METCALFE, JR: Nickname: “Jim” Born: August 16, 1922 Curriculum: College Classical From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Brown University Ambition: Author Hobby: Collecting Menus Activities: Hi-Y, Football, Execu- tive Committee, Get-together, Class Reunion, Class Gift Committee, Class Motto. HENRY MICKELSON Nickname: “Mick” Born: April 1, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Bentley School of Accounting Ambition: Tax Accountant Hobby: Student Government Activities: President of Sophomore Class, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Chess, Captain of Traffic Squad, Student Court, Get-together Committee, Whaleman SAMUEL MICKELSON Nickname: “Duke” Born: October 29, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Teacher or Public Of- ficial Hobby: Traveling Activities; R. O. T. C., 8’s Get- together, Whaleman, Debating Club, Traffic Squad JANET L. MILLER Nickname: “Jan” Born: December 24, 1921 Curriculum: College Classical From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Medical Secretary Hobby: Music Activities: Band, Orchestra, Girls’ League, Honor Society, Personals’ Committee, Drum Major, Secre- tary of Sophomore Class. CONSTANCE MONJEAU Nickname: “Connie” Born: June 8, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing Activities: Honor Society DONALD J. D. MULKERNE Nickname: “Don” Born: October 14, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Boston University Hobby: Swimming, Basketball Activities: Major of R. O. T. C., Trafic Squad, Whaleman, Execu- tive Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Art, Recipient of American Legion Saber Zo PAUL P. MURPHY Nickname: “Oscar” Born: September 12, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Mass. Nautical School Ambition: Steamship Captain Hobby: Fishing and Boating Activities: President of Philoma- thean Society, Traffic Squad, Me- chanical Drawing, Prom Com- mittee, Color League Basketball MARY E. NICKELSON Nickname: “Mickey” Born: January 22, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Ambition: Physical Instructor Hobby: Hiking Activities: Traffic Squad, Cap and Gown Committee, Mimeographing Club IRENE NICHOLS Nickname: ‘‘Renie”’ Born: January 7, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Dancing JOHN OLIVER Nickname: “Love” Born: September 7, 1920 Curriculum: College General From: Rogers High To: Undecided Ambition: Aviator Hobby: Reading Activities: “Rie Om Te Cal eatic Squad JANINA OLSZEWSKI Nickname: “Ja” Born: August 13, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Movies WILLIAM R. ORMEROD Nickname: “Bill” Born: November 2, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Naval Machinist Hobby: Reading ZULMARA ORTINS Nickname: “Myra” Born: April 14, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Photography MILDRED OWEN Nickname: “Millie” Born: December 24, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Stamp Collecting GILBERT. PACHECO Nickname: “Gilly” Born: November 15, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Drawing EUGENE PALLATRONI Nickname: “Pal” Born: October 28, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Civil Service Position Hobby: Collecting Snapshots Activities: Hi-Y Club, Varsity Football, Superlative Committee STASIA A. PADIS Nickname: “Stay” Born: April 19, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Typist Hobby: Dancing Activities: Trafhe Squad RITA L. PARE Nickname: “‘Rits” Born: March 21, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing MURIEL PARENT Nickname: ‘‘Mibs”’ Born: January 26, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Hobby: Dancing, Swimming Activities: Girls’ League, Get-to- gether Committee, Student Council WINIFRED M. PARK Nickname: “Winnie” Born: January 31, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Teacher Hobby: Drawing Activities: Art, Photography Club ROBERT G. PEAKGE Nickname: “Bob” Born: June 16, 1920 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Publisher Hobby: Printing Activities: Trafic Squad, Photo- graphy Club JANET PEITAVINO Nickname: ‘“Tony” Born: October 8, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Kinyon’s Secretarial Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Diving Activities: Treasurer Sophomore Class, Basketball, Photography Club, Girls’ League, Student Coun- cil, Philomathean Club, Cheer Leader SYLVIA E. PERHAM Nickname: “Speedy” Born: October 24, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Reading ALICE T. PERRY Nickname: “Al” Born: November 13, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Reading, Sports, Dancing DOROTHY PERRY Nickname: “Dot” Born: March 29, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Social Secretary Hobby: Music EDMUND A. PERRY Nickname: “Tiny” Born: June 13, 1921 Curriculum: Scientific From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Textile Ambition: Chemical Engineer Hobby: Rifle Marksmanship Activities: Hi-Y, Football 31 WILLIAM N. PERRY Nickname: “Bill” Born: March 8, 1922 Curriculum: General From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Brown University Ambition: Naval Architect Hobby: Yachting Activities: Hi-Y, Honor Society, Banquet Committee, Photography Club IRENE Tz. PFAFFENZELLER Borns Maye 22 sly 22 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Bryant-Stratton Ambition: Designer Hobby: Reading Activities: Art, Cap and Gown Committee ALICE PINTO Born: December 30, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work JOHN, PISARCZYK Born: December 29, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided MILDRED H. POMFRET Nickname: ‘Millie” Born: December 10, 1921 Curriculum: Classical From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Reading, Sewing Activities: Honor Society PUL Eo OWL Nickname: “Lu” Born: November 2, 1921 Curriculum: General From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Librarian Hobby: Reading Activities: Art, Trafic Squad BERNARD G. PROTZ Nickname: “Bernie” Born: November 9, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Airmail Pilot Hobby: Reading Activities: Gym Club, Traftc Squad PAULINE LY PROVOST Born: October 12, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Activities: Executive Committee, 8’s Get-together, Girls’ League ETHEL PUSTILNICK Nickname: “Ets” Born: March 8, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Ofhce Work Hobby: Collecting Jewelry Activities: Art RITA QUAIL Born: January 12, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Stamp Collecting 32 WILFRED L. RAPPANEAU Nickname: “Professor” Born: May 30, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Reading, Radio Activities: Trafic Squad, Science Club LEON H. REAGAN Nickname: “Herky” Born: March 21, 1922 Curriculum: Scientific From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Worcester Polytechnic Insti- tute Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Collecting Trolley Pic- tures and Stamps Activities: Secretary-Treasurer of Band, Orchestra GEORGE RESERVITZ Nickname: “Rese” Born: October 13, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Ship Captain Hobby: Shipbuilding Activities: Chess Club JEANNE M. RIGAZIO Nickname: “Bubbles” Born: October 25, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Swain School Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobby: Drawing Activities: Class Motto Committee, “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.’ Emerson. EDWARD J. RILEY Nickname: “Butch” Born: September 25, 1920 Curriculum: Civic From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Pilot Hobby: Reading Funny Books Activities: Basketball, Football, Track ISABEL F. ROBINSON Nickname: “Zubby” Born: November 23, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Reporter Activities: Traffic Squad, Superla- tives ALVARO L. RODRIQUES Born: December 31, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Textile Hobby: Stamp Collecting, Boating Activities: Art, Health Club, Traf- fic Squad, Philomathean Club, Color League Basketball, Chess Club HILDA M. RODMAN Nickname: “Hilly” Born: March 10, 1922 Curriculum: College Classical From: Betsey B. Winslow To: College Hobby: Tennis Activities: President of Girls’ League, Secretary of Honor Society, Prom Committee CECELIA ROSE Nickname: “Cece” Born: December 1, 1920 Curriculum: College General From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Fashion Illustrator Hobby: Sketching Activities: Honor Society, Super- lative Committee MURIEL B. ROSE Born: December 25, 1921 Curriculum: College General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Business College Ambition: Business Career Hobby: Piano playing Activities: Ace of Clubs of Y. W. C. A., Philomathean Club 33 SAMUEL M. ROSENFELD Nickname: “Rosey” Born: October 29, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Textile Hobby: Ping-pong Activities: Trafhe Squad LEO E, ROUSSEAU Nickname: “General” Born: January 21, 1922 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High Ambition: Army Officer Hobby: Swimming, Coin Collect- ing Activities: R. O. T. G., Health Squad, Chess Club, Color League Basketball LOUISSROUSSEAU Nickname: “Louie” Born: January 21, 1922 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High Ambition: Military Career Hobby: Sports Actwities: R. O. T. G. ELAINE Z. RUCKER Nickname: “Za” Born yonest , 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Kinyon’s Secretarial Ambition: Traveling Hobby: Collecting Match Holders, “A song will outline all sermons in the memory.” WALTER E. RYMSZEWICZ Nickname: “Wally” Born: March 5, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Reading Activities: Executive Committee, Reunion Committee, Prom Com- mittee FREEMAN SCHLAIS Born: January 28, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Hobby: Wood Carving Activities: Honor Society HELENSE SoCo f Nickname: “Scotty” Born: July 7, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Businesswoman Hobby: Historical Scrap Books Activities: Trafic Squad RICHARD F. SEAVER Nickname: “Dick” Born: December 11, 1921 Curriculum: Scientific From: Betsey B. Winslow Opry ams cate Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Racing Sailboats Activities: Varsity Football, Prom Committee, Secretary Hi-Y, Color League Basketball JANICE A. SHERMAN Nickname: “Janny” Born: April 9, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Collecting Swing Records Activities: Gym, Art DGROTHY P. SHKOLNICK Nickname: ‘Dot’ Born: December 5, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Clerical Career Hobby: Collecting Coins Activities: District Chief of Traf- fic Squad, Honor Society, Mimeo- graph Club, 8’s Get-together 34 AUGUST SILVA Nickname: ‘‘Gus” Born: August 3, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Sports Activities: Class Gift Committee, Checker Club. LAURA H. SILVA Nickname: “La” Born: February 20, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Stamp Collecting MARJORIE MAY SILVA Nickname: “Marge” Born: April 22, 1921 Curriculum: College Classical From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Dress Designing Activities: Trafic Squad JOHN G. SILVEIRA Nickname: “Fat” Born: October 15, 1921 Curriculum: College Scientific From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Business man Hobby: Stamp Collecting Activities: District Chief of Traf- fic Squad BARBARA R. SIMMONS Nickname: “Bobby” Born: December 2, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Business School Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Photography Activities: Art, Photography Club, Writers’ Club, Trafhe Squad, Sup- erlative Committee ESTELLE A. SIROIS Nickname: “Es” Born: March 16, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Reading Activities: Trafhe Squad LIONEL SOARES Nickname: “Cowboy” Born: May 10, 1920 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High . To: Undecided DOROTHY, A.. SPENCER Nickname: “Dotty” Born: May 29, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Primary Teacher Hobby: Stamps and Piano Playing Activities: Art RUTH D. SPOONER Nickname: ‘‘Ruthie” Born: February 6, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Thomas R. Rodman To: St. Margaret Children’s Hos- pital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Collecting Swing Records Activities: Art, Trafhe Squad, Per- sonal Committee STELLA M. STANEK Nickname: “Stel” Born: March 7, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Business Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Colored Postcards, Sou- venirs Activities: Honor Society, Trafhe Squad, Philomathean Club, Dis- trict Chief, Banquet Committee, Class Book Committee LEON STARSIAK Nickname: “Buck” Born: July 1, 1921 Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Fur Trapper Hobby: Model Building Activities: Ki Oso. GC. HILDA STRINGER Born: March 19, 1921 Curriculum: College General From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Stamps INEZ-G STURTEVANT Born: April 18, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Business School Ambition: Secretarial Work Hobby: Drawing Activities: Band, Orchestra, Art, Trafhe Squad RAYMOND SULLIVAN Nickname: “Sully” Born: July 26, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Holy Name To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Skating Activities: Honor Society CLARA SUMNER Nickname: “Ginger” Born: October 9, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Photography Activities: Trafhe Squad DOROTHY SYLVIA Nickname: “Dot” Born: November 20, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Textile Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Reading, Newspaper Clip- pings Activities: Class Book Committee DUAR TE D� SYLVIA Nickname: ‘“Ducy” Born: February 17, 1922 Curriculum: Scientific From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Diesel Ambition: Perfect D. Motor Job Hobby: Photography, Radio Activities: Auditorium, Gym- nastics MILDRED P. SYLVIA Nickname: ‘Millie’ Borne enusgast. 2,7 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing Activities: Art, Trafic Squad JOSEPH @Ay LA LRO Nickname: “J. A.” Born: February 27, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: St. Mary’s Parochial To: Textile Ambition: Executive in Manufac- turing Plant 4 Hobby: Old Election Pins Activities: Secretary of Juniors, Trafic Squad, Checker Club LOIS M. TAYLOR Born: March 9, 1922 Curriculum: College General From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Boston University Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Photography Activities: Orchestra; Girls’ Leag- ue, Personals’ Committee 36 JAMES TELLES Nickname: “Jimmy” Born: December 25, 1920 Curriculum: Scientific From: Normandin Junior High To: Bryant College Ambition: Musician Hobby: Music Activities: Band, R. O. T. C. BEVERLY THERRIEN Born: August 9, 1921 Curriculum: Classical From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Music Ambition: Chemist Activities: Girls’ Chorus HARRIET THOMPSON Nickname: ‘‘Squeakie”’ Born: March 10, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Collecting Souvenirs Activities: Banquet Committee VERA THORNBER Nickname: “Ve” Born: March 27, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Stamp Collecting GLORIA TRACY Nickname: “Glo” Born: November 28, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School Ambition: Hospital Historian Hobby: Collecting familiar quo- tations Activities: Treasurer of Girls’ League, Student Council, Honor Society, Prom Committee, Art. WALTER VALLES Nickname: “Doc” Curriculum: Civic From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Orchestra Leader Hobby: Football ARTHUR J. VALOIS Born: March 19, Curriculum: College Scientific From: Roosevelt Junior High Ambition: Radio-broadcasting, marine Hobby: Stamps, Music Mriner ict ot eke ©). 1. C., Chess Club KENNETH VAUGHAN Nickname: “Ken” Born: January 6, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Bentley’s School of Accounting Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Skating Activities: Trafhe Squad MANUEL VIEIRA Nickname: “Speed” Born: November 28, 1921 Curricalum: Commercial From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Commercial Career Hobby: Sea and Air picture col- lecting mermemes Lt. KR. O. T. C., D. C. of Trafic Squad, Executive Com- mittee, Recipient of V. F. W. Med- al 1938 ELMER VIENS Born: August 19, 1919 Curriculum: Scientific From: Normandin Junior High To: Massachusetts State College Ambition: Florist Hobby: Raising Flowers Activities: Football, Basketball, Track 37 GILBERTO N. VIOLANTE Nickname: “Gil” Born: October 17, 1921 Curriculum: General From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Music, Reading Activities: Orchestra, Hi-Y, Art, D. C. Traffic Squad, Dramatics, Science WILLIAM WALSH Nickname: “Bill” Born: February 17, 1922 Curriculum: Classical From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Activities: Hi-Y, Class Book Com- mittee, Honor Society, Debating STEPHEN WEAVER Nickname: ‘“Wrangler” Born: October 20, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High Ambition: Cinemotographer Hobby: Photography Activities: Class Book Committee HELEN C. WEBSTER Born: January Ise Wa Curriculum: Scientific From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Hobby: Chemistry experiments, Airplane Models Activities: Band, Orchestra, Stud- ent Council DONALD K. WHALLEY Nickname: “Don” Born: December 20, Curriculum: College Scientific From: Normandin Junior High To: Textile Ambition: Corporation Chemist Acitiliest Capt. 2. 504 Ve French Club JAMES F. WHOLLEY Nickname: “Jim” Born: November 22, 1919 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Swain School Ambition: Commercial Drawer Hobby: Drawing, Playing Piano Activities: R. O. T. C., Drawing, Dramatic Club SELMA WIEGENFELD Nickname: “Sel” Born: September 23, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Mt. Pleasant School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Phonograph Records Activities: Photography Club, Sup- erlative Committee JACQUELINE C. WILLIAMS Nickname: “Joe” Born: May 29, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Clarence A. Cook To: Apex Beauty College Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Dancing, Sewing Activities: Art, Traffic Squad JANICE WILSON Nickname: “Jan” Born: August 6, 1922 Curriculum: College Classical From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Simmons College Ambition: Physcologist Hobby: Photography Activities: Girls’ League, Honor Society, Class Book Committee JENNIE B. WOJCISLUNIS Nickname: “Penny” Born: November 14, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Reading ec WARREN S. WOOD Nickname: “Woody” Born: April 21, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Textile Ambition: Civil Service Work Hobby: Model Making Activities: Art CLARA M. WOOLLEY Nickname: “Mimi” Born: August 16, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Reading Activities: Trafhe Squad DOROTHY E. WRIGHT Nickname: “Dot” Born: December 28, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Parker Street School To: Business School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Reading, Skating Activities: Assistant Chief of Traf- fic Squad, Student Council, Execu- tive Com. Reunion Com., Class Book Com. VIRGINIA A. ZIELINSKI Nickname: “Virgie” Born: March 7, 1922 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Boston University Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Post Cards Activities: Vice-Pres. Girls’ League, Secretary Student Council, Treas. Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. Junior Class, Cheer Leader, Trafic Squad TRENE A. ZYoak Nickname: “Zysky” Born: November 18, 1921 Curriculum: Commercial From: Normandin Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Air Hostess Hobby: Collecting odd trinkets Activities: Mimeograph Club, Traf- fic Squad, Class Gift Committee IN MEMORIAM We, the Senior Class of January, 1940, shall always hold dear in memory our beloved teacher, fearless champ- ion of fair play, sympathetic friend, 1889 — RALPH P. DOW — 1939 Teacher of English January 1914—June 1939. Head of English Department May 1923—June 1939. New Bed- ford High School. GIFASS seis LOM All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players.” As the curtain rises in January, 1936, on the first act of our scholas- tic drama, we find a group of young and ambitious students making their debuts on the New Bedford High School stage of education. These promising actors, through hard work and determination, hope to complete successfully their four-year “run’’. We find, in the leading roles, Christopher Townsend as president, Kenneth Bean as vice-president, Hilda Rodman as secretary, and Mar- jorie Jason as treasurer. In the supporting cast, Carlton Mendell, Muriel Parent, and Patricia Leary play their parts admirably as members of the Student Council. Our play progresses to the second act in which a group of young aspirants join our cast. The stars in this act are Henry Mickelson, Kenneth Bean, Janet Miller, and Janet Petavino, who play the rol es of president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. The featured players are Marjorie Jason, Muriel Parent, and Gloria Tracy, who act as members of the Student Council. Receiving deserved rec- ognition at this point are Ruth Geffen, Artemis Georges, Bertram Hor- vitz, Patricia Leary, and Janet Miller, who are invited into the Honor Society because of their splendid performances during the first act. As the third act gets under way, Christopher Townsend and Mar- jorie Jason are called back for encores to continue their work as president and treasurer, while Virginia Zielinski carries the role of vice-president, and Joseph Tatro, that of secretary. Samuel Mickel son, Kenneth Bean, Marjorie Jason, Geraldine Marshall, and Virginia Zielinski are selected as the most competent to carry out their parts in the Student Council, Marjorie Jason serving as treasurer and secretary of this organization. At this point of our drama, we find Hilda Rodman, Mildred Pomfret, Theodore Bogdziewicz, Dorothy Brody, Louis Cambra, Cecelia Rose, Freeman Schlais, Stephanie Stanek, Stella Stanek, William Walsh, and Constance Monjeau prominent in the cast as members of the Honor Society. 40 As the spotlight turns on the final act of our play, we find our cast giving their best performances, realizing that t he “run” of their play is to end January 25, 1940. The principal players chosen for this act are Louis Cambra, president; Eileen Carroll, vice-president; Con- stance Guba, secretary; and Samuel Mickelson, treasurer. Virginia Zielinski, Geraldine Marshall, Gloria Tracy, Dorothy Wright, and Man- uel Camara step into the spotlight as members of the Student Council, where Manuel Camara portrays the part of president, supported by Virginia Zielinski and Gloria Tracy as secretary and treasurer. Twelve more people receive fame by being admitted into the Honor Society. They are Ellen Bartlett, Hyman Epstein, William Gennert, Irene Gerber, Samuel Mickelson, William Perry, Dorothy Shkolnick, Raymond Sullivan, Gloria Tracy , Janice Wilson, Mary Delano, and Normand Greenman. Assisting William Walsh as president, are Hilda Rodman and Gloria Tracy as secretary and treasurer. In the last act an ‘‘8’s Get-together’’, given exclusively for the cast, marks a successful social occasion. At this point let us turn our attention away from the stage and center it upon the various school organizations where our actors, in their spare time, play prominent parts. Girls achieving success in the Girl’s League are Hilda Rodman, president; Virginia Zielinski, vice-president; Janice Wilson, secretary and Gloria Tracy, treasurer. In the Hi-Y, William Mee and James Metcalfe serve as vice-presi- dent and secretary, respectively. We find in the Dramatic Club, Constance Guba acting as secre- tary and Virginia Zielinski as treasurer. Those who have displayed their dramatic ability in various plays produced on our stage are Vir- ginia Zielinski, Carlton Mendell, Henry Mickelson, Marie Healy, Wilson Bonneau, Theodore Bogdziewicz and Constance Guba. Our famed athletic heroes are: On the gridiron; Carlton Mendell, Edward Riley, Richard Seaver, Eugene Pallatroni, and John Macy. 41 Our cheerleaders who have helped spur the boys on to victory are Jean Dufresne, Janet Pietavino, Virginia Zielinski, and Constance Guba. In basketball; Edward Riley, John Gero, and Eugene Pallatroni. In golf; Carlton Mendell. In baseball; Alex Economos. Honorary positions in the Student Court are held by Marjorie Jason, Chief Justice; Helen Webster, Clerk of Court; and Henry Mickelson, Prosecuting Attorney. Marjorie Jason and Janet Miller both receive honor for acting as drum-majors of our band. The R. O. T. C. has offered many of the boys a chance to gain prominence, Donald Mulkerne heading the unit as student major. Other officers are Theodore Bogdziewicz, captain; Roger L’Heureux, captain; Arthur Bouley, captain; John Bassett, 1st lieutenant; Samuel Mickelson, 2nd lieutenant, and Manuel Viera, 2nd lieutenant. As the spotlight shifts back to the stage, we find in the final act the last social events for the cast. In a setting picturesque with gleam- ing lights and flowing gowns, the Senior Banquet and Senior Prom provide everyone with a thoroughly enjoyable time. On January 25, with diploma in hand and sadness in our hearts, the lights dim and the curtain falls on our drama. We set forth, this time armed with four years preparedness, to gain our place on the stage of life. CONSTANCE GuBA, Secretary 42 Ouality Smartest Handsomest Tallest Shortest Meekest Noisiest Clumsiest W ittiest Sleepiest Teacher’s Pet Best Dressed Most Dignified Most Serious Biggest Bluffer Most Sarcastic Biggest Flirt Best Natured Most Garrulous Most Industrious Most Popular Most Musical Best Artist Best Politician Most Athletic Best Actor Best Singer Best Dancer Most Likely to Succeed One who did the most for. N.. Baw S: SUPERIZA ELVES Boys Ted Bogdziewicz Alex Economos John Pisarezyk Robert Lafferty Norman Baylies Du arte Sylvia Frank Lyman William Gennert John Gero Manuel Camara Wilson Bonneau Donald Mulkerne Freeman Schlais Henry Mickelson Arthur Bouley Manuel Camara Louis Cambra Samuel Mickelson II Samuel Mickelson — Louis Cambra Charles Johnson U. Duckworth Manuel Camara Ed Riley Wilson Bonneau Frederick Best Samuel Rosenfeld Samuel Mickelson I Louis Cambra 43 Girls Artemis Georges Pauline Provost Alice Aspin Marion Bailey Lucille Powell Shirley Dearden Shirley Dearden Beverly Therrien Dorothy Makin Stanek Twins Dorothy Hildenbrand Hilda Rodman Hilda Amaral Dorothy Brody Dorothy Shkolnick Geraldine Marshall Stella Stanek Harriet Thompson Stanek Twins Marjorie Jason Inez Sturtevant Othelia Correia Gloria Tracy Janet Pietavino Virginia Zielinski Janet Miller Mildred Bowman Stanek Twins Gloria Tracy 1—Pallatroni, Cambra, Lange and Economos 4—Ruth Ward and_ friend 7—Cafeteria at lunch-time £ 2—Some of the boys in the cafeteria 5—DeMello, Faria and Pearce 8—Big Sam 3—Recess in the sunshine 6—Sunshine after lunch 9—Mr. Arey -Mr. Dorman dictating to Miss Luce —Class in stenography Mr. Senesac Schools out! Seniors in corridor Front steps scene 7— Office practice 8—Advertising class 9—Mr. Markey 10—Office practice class }1—Mr. Murdy 13 14 15 16 Miss Peterson and Stella Stanek Acrobats at half-time Scene from study hall window Mrs. England Cheer leaders Staircase window Taking group pictures Looking up! -Jeanne Dufresne Miss Shennan and student Miss Lord and student “Fuss is half-sister to hurry, and neither of them can do anything without getting in their own way.” H. W. Shaw ACTIVITIES First row, left to right—Janice Wilson, Antone Catarino, Susan Maurer, Dorothy Sylvia, Samuel Mickelson, Dorothy Wright, Steven Weaver, William Walsh, Wlliam Gennert, Theodore Bogdziewicz, Manuel Camara. Second row—Charlotte Epstein, Gloria Tracy, Hilda Rodman, Stephanie Stanek, Dorothy Hildenbrand, Ruth Carroll, Paul Murphy, Constance Guba, Walter Rymszewicz. Third row—Robert Lafferty, Stella Stanek, Harriet Thompson, William Perry, Lillian Bowker, Manuel Faria, Marjorie Jason, Samuel Mickelson, II, Eileen Carroll. Fourth row—Evelyn Dutra, Mary Nickelson, Irene Gerber, Helen Webster, Thomas Eccles, Donald James, Irene Pfaffenzeller, Alice Aspin, Ellen Bartlett, Donald Mulkerne. Fifth row—Marion Baylies, Florence Hammond, Dorothy Shkolnick, Jeanne Rigazio, Alfred Duckworth, Norman Greenman, Pauline Provost, Louis Cambra, James Metcalfe. Sixth row—Artemis Georges, Othelia Correia, Selma Weigenfeld, Barbara Simmons, Isabel Robinson, Irene Zysk, Irene Kisla, August Silva, Ruth Geffen. SENIOR COMMITTEES EXEGUTIVE COMMIT TEE James Metcalfe Walter Rymszewicz William Gennert William Gennert Donald Mulkerne Pauline Provost James Medeiros Ellen Bartlett Dorothy Wright Manuel Viera Patricia Leary Ruth Geffen GEASS OFFIGERS Louis Cambra, President Constance Guba, Secretary Eileen Carroll, Vice-President Samuel Mickelson, Treasurer 48 BANQUET COMMITTEE Samuel Mickelson, Eileen Carroll, Co-Chairmen Earland Chace William Perry Robert Lafferty Kenneth Bean Harriet Thompson Stella Stanek Bertrand Horvitz Lillian Bowker Manuel Faria SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Constance Guba, Walter Rymszewicz, Co-Chairmen Frank Adamowski Dorothy Hildenbrand Hilda Rodman Charlotte Epstein Paul Murphy Stefanie Stanek Ruth Carroll Gloria Tracy 8’s GET-TO-GETHER COMMITTEE Pauline Provost, James Metcalfe, Co-Chairmen Barbara Hesford Samuel Mickelson Dorothy Shkolnick Muriel Parent Carlton Mendell Henry Mickelson SUPERLATIVES COMMITTEE Manuel Vieira, Patricia Leary, Co-Chairmen Evelyn Langwell Emma Douglas Barbara Simmons Cecilia Rose Isabel Robinson Selma Wiegenfeld Eugene Pallatroni Antone Catarino GALZANDEGOW Ne COMMELTEE Donald Mulkerne, Ellen Bartlett, Co-Chairmen Alice Aspin Irene Pfaffenzeller John Gero Thomas Eccles Irene Gerber Lillian Delage Mary Nickelson Helen Webster Donald James Evelyn Dutra PERSONALS COMMITTEE Samuel Mickelson, Chairman Janet Miller Ruth Spooner Flora Joseph Lois Taylor Marie Healy Dorothy Makin Othelia Correia CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE Ruth Geffen, Chairman Shirley Dearden August Silva Irene Kisla Joan Hartley Irene Zysk CLASS MOTTO COMMITTEE James Metcalfe, Jr., Chairman Alfred Duckworth Florence Hammond Jeanne Rigazio Norman Greenman Marion Bailey Stasia Palys CLASS REUNION CO MMITTEE The executive committee and the class officers will serve as the class reunion committee for the year 1940-41. 49 First row, left to right—Virginia Zielinski, Secretary; Manuel Camara, President; Gloria Tracy, Treasurer; Phyllis Dunn, Vice-President. Second row—Nancy Cunna, Mildred Chace, Mary Orcutt, Geraldine Marshall, Dorothy Wright, Margaret Harring- ton, Patricia May. Third row—Polly Ann Trafford, Edith Bowie, Mary Carnes, Jean Parsons, Willet Banks, Barbara White, Anna Johnson, Florence Menino. Fourth row—Marjorie Belyea, Marjorie Cabral, John Doyle, Jane Coulter, Arnold Boomer, Lillian Toyfair, Selma Poll. Fifth row—Victor Bonito, Louis Cambra, Emery Maynard, Donald Morris, Paul Howard. THES DUDENTGOUN GIL The Student Council is represented by each class in the high school. There are six representatives from the seven’s and eight’s class; five representatives from the five’s and six’s class; four represen- tatives from the three’s and four’s class; and three representatives from the one’s and two’s class. The president of each class and the chief of the Trafhe Squad are automatically members. These representatives bring to the Student Council meetings suggestions and ideas made by their fellow students. These ideas are discussed and then submitted to the faculty adviser to be considered. 5 During the fall the council sends delegates and representatives to the Student Council Conven- tion. This year the convention was held in Fairhaven. The Student Council is under the guidance of Miss Lord and the assistant adviser Mr. King. The presiding ofhcers for this term were Manuel Camara, President; Phyllis Dunn, Vice-President; Gloria Tracy, Treasurer; Virginia Zielinski, Secretary. 50 First row, left to right—Gloria Tracy, Treasurer, Virginia Zielinski, Vice-President, Hilda Rodman, President, Janice Wilson, Secretary. Second row—Janet Pietavino, Lois Taylor, Florence Hammond, Anne Atchison, Phyllis Dunn, Geraldine Marshall, Muriel Parent, Jeanne Dufresne, Artemis Georges. Third row—Charlotte Epstein, Eileen Perkins, Shirley Holden, Alice Aspin, Dorothy Brody, Lillian Delage, Flora Joseph, Lillian Maye. Fourth row—Ruth Ward, Constance Guba, Kathleen Hoye, Mary Louise LaBrode, Kathleen Walsh, Martha Miller, Margaret Putnam, Pauline Provost, Emma Douglas. Fifth row—Kathleen Mooney, Mary Le Valley, Sally Gidley, Margaret Harrington, Carolyn Kirby, Helen Lavoie, Lorraine Moriarty, Eileen Carroll. Sixth row—Janice Price, Beverly Taber, Eleanor Dunham, Betty Cunningham, Marjorie Jason, Louise Johnson, Jane Howard, Pearl Rubin, Dorothy Woodland, Patricia May. GI oeceEaAGUE President—Hilda Rodman Vice-President—Virginia Zielinski Secretary—Janice Wilson Treasurer—Gloria Tracy The Girl’s League was organized in 1928. It consists of approximately fifty girls who are interested in aiding people and serving them to the best of their ability. The purpose of this league is to encourage among the members usefulness in living and joyousness of giving, naturalness of being and readiness in serving. The meetings are held every Wednesday under the guidance of Miss Lord. Any girl may make out an application for membership. These applications are filed and when- ever there is a vacancy left by a graduating member, another girl is selected from this list. The Girl’s League is a very active organization. This Christmas the girls will give about five hundred baskets to needy families. py First row, left to right—William Mee, Vice-President, James Metcalfe, Secretary, Arnold Gardner, President, William Howland, Treasurer. Second row—Sidney Lees, Eugene Marcoux, Ronald Lemire, John Macy, William Muldoon. Third row—Wilson Bonneau, Carlton Mendell, Gerson Weinstein, Roger L’Heureux, Louis Cambra, Carl Perry. Fourth row—Kenneth Gillum, Everett MacLeod, William Walsh, Gilbert Violente, William Perry. Fifth row—Lawrence Crocker, George Burgess, Donald Talmage, Hyman Epstein, Richard Seaver. Sixth row—Bernard Hayes, Manuel Mendoza, T. Everett McPeake, Faculty Sponsor, Howard Seaver, Raymond Knowles. TOE SE The Hi-Y is one of the most popular organizations for boys in the New Bedford High School. It was organized for the purpose of creating, maintaining, and extending, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y consists of Junior and Senior boys and meets at the Y. M. C. A. every Thursday evening. This term the Hi-Y sponsored a campaign and raised approximately $200. for the Injured Athletes Fund. The organization is under the supervision of T. Everett McPeake of The High School and William Gordon of the Y. M. C. A. The officers for this term were Arnold Gardner, President; William Mee, Vice-President; William Howland, Treasurer; and James Metcalfe, Secretary. bY ae First row, left to right—Virginia Zielinski, Treasurer, Joseph De Rocco, Vice-President, Arthur Rossiter, President, Constance Guba, Secretary. Second row—Patsy Gordon, Rae Stuart, Janet Riley, Phyllis Dunn, Anna Johnson, Pearl Gertsenzaug, Selma Poll, Natalie Cach. Third row—Madeline Dwyer, Elaine Zeitz, Anita Zeman, Beverly Taber, Miriam Haney, Marie Healy, Hope Lum- iansky, Dorothy Lyons, Marjorie Converse. Fourth row—Norman La Rochelle, Victor Bonito, George Burgess, Barbara Mirsky, Joan Mahoney, Richard Kesten- baum, Stevens Kosta, George Gardner. Fifth row—Normand Thompson, Paul Howard, Theodore Bodziewicz, Sidney Kaplan, Manuel Mendoza, Carlton Men- dell, William Howland. Sixth row—FEdward Koehler, John Bassett, Robert Herbst, Emery Maynard, Erwin Werthamar. THE DRAMATIG. GLUB President—Arthur Rossiter Vice-President—Norman Thompson Secretary—Constance Guba Treasurer—Virginia Zielinski d o The Dramatic Club is one of the oldest organizations in the New Bedford High School. — It consists of 50 members, boys and girls who have shown talent in the art of acting. Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays but, beginning next term, they will be held weekly. At these meetings the club practices reading plays and the art of acting on the stage. Because of the large enrollment of the school it is not possible for the club to put on their annual Christmas Pageant. The last play produced by the club was “320 College Avenue’’. The club is under the direction of Miss Brady. 53 First row, left to right—Norman Provost, Pearl Rubin, Hyman Epstein, Lillian Daupliaiso. Second row—Selma Poll, Barbara Mirsky, Ralph Geffen, Ralph Braudy, Paul Howard, David Mendelson, Avis Goldstein. Third row—Jean Pate, Sybil Minkin, Mary Ann Steiner, Shirley Mendelson, Alice Aspin, Ruth Catterall. Fourth row—Elena Roderick, Dorothy Horton, Edward Cataldo, Estelle Shapiro, Methyle Shapiro, George Bogorad. Fifth row—Sheldon Levine, Harold Swartz, Sydney Kaplan, Richard Walder, Jack Levine, Louis Queen. THETA LPEASDEBATING=sSOGIEAY, President—Hyman Epstein Vice-President—Sylvia Cohen Secretary—Roselyn Goldstein Treasurer—Jesse Texeira The Alpha Debating Society was organized for the purpose of furthering the art of public speaking. The meetings are held every Thursday at which time the club has debates either between two designated teams or else it holds an open forum. The faculty adviser is Mr. McPeake. 54 HONOR SOGIE LY The Honor Society was organized on October 14, 1927. This organization was organized for the purpose of giving due recognition to all students who have attained a high average in their school work and who possess qualities of leadership, service, and character. This organization also urges the students on to improvement so that they, too, may become members of the organization. In order to become a member of the Honor Society the 3’s must have attained an average of 90% or over for their first year’s work; the 5’s must have attained an average of 88% or over for two year’s work; and th e 7’s an average of 85% or over for their three year’s work. Each term an induction ceremony is held and the new members are introduced into the society and receive their certificates. Miss Susan E. Shennan, the Educational Counselor, is the faculty adviser. The presiding officers for this term were: President, William Walsh; Vice-President, Steven Kosta; Secretary, Hilda Rodman; and Treasurer, Gloria Tracy. $) First row, left to right—Major G. Ross Rede, Captain Donald Talmage, Captain Theodore Bogdziewicz, Major Donald Mulkerne, Captain Adjutant James Malick, Captain Roger L’Heureux, Captain Raymond Knowles and Honorary Captain Arthur Bouley. Second row—First Lieutenant John Bassett, First Lieutenant Donald Loomis, Robert Walker, Color Guard, Henry Reskiewicz, Staff Sergeant Color Bearer, Frank Sobolewski, Staff Sergeant Color Bearer, George Correia, Color Guard, Sec- ond Lieutenant Charles Dvorak, First Lieutenant Richard Price and Honorary First Lieutenant Lawrence Crocker. Third row—Second Lieutenant Samuel Mickelson, Second Lieutenant Donald Gosselin, Second Lieutenant Harry Hancock, Second Lieutenant Richard Parr, Honorary Second Lieutenant John Oliver, Second Lieutenant Manuel Vieira, Second Lieutenant Frank Cataen, Second Lieutenant Sidney Lees and Second Lieutenant Mario Moutinho. RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING GORPS (R: On] sae The Reserve Officers Training Corps, which is generally referred to as the R. O. T. C, is a corps of young men in our school and colleges undergoing military training. The object of this organization is to provide systematic training at civil educational schools and colleges for the purpose of qualifying selected students for appointment as Reserve Officers in the military forces of the United States. The R. O. T. C. is authorized and maintained by the National Defense Act. There are two types of Units, the Senior Units in college and universities and the Junior Units, such as we have in New Bedford High School. To secure a commission a student must have success- fully completed the course prescribed for Senior Units and have performed satisfactory work at summer camp. The R. O. T. C. affords to institutions a means of practical training in organization, leadership. and discipline, which will be a value to their graduated students in an industrial or professional career. Irrespective of the military service which these men may render in the future, the training they receive has a profound effect upon their lives, in that it promotes self control, resourcefulness, team- work, patriotism, and respect for legal authority. 56 It awakens in the student an appreciation of the obligations of citizenship and prepares him to better discharge his duties as a citizen. R. O. T. C. training at the New Bedford High School is voluntary and is confined to the upper three classes. The strength of the Unit is about 275 boys organized as a battalion of three companies. The quota for the school has always been oversubscribed, this year more so than in the past. The rifle team has three times in the past won the coveted Hearst Trophy which has been competed for annually by high schools in all the United States. It has on many occasions won the champ- ionship of the First Corps Area. Last year it placed second in the Corps Area. The Unit is rated by the War Department as an Honor Unit. The instructors are Major G. Ross Rede, FA, DOL, P.M.S. T. and Sergeant George Osman, Inf., .D.E.M.L. GHIESSEGLUB The Chess Club is under the direction of Mr. Worden. The presiding officers for this term are: President—William Gennert Vice-President—Harold Jaslow Secretary—Estelle Baron Treasurer—Gertrude Malick The meetings of the club are held every Monday. At the team tournament the High School team was defeated by the New Mexico teacher’s team. . JUNIOR HI-Y The Junior Hi-Y is under the supervision of Mr. King. The meetings are held every Tuesday and on the second Thursday of each month. The officers presiding over the club for this term are Bradford Brightman, President; Seldon Connolly, Vice-President; Cleman Howes, Secretary; and Steve Mathewson, Treasurer. The Junior Hi-Y distinctly interests itself in the support of high ideals and the maintenance of high standards of student conduct. Those chosen for membership in the organization must have good scholastic standings and be of good character. MIMEOGRAPH CLUB The purpose of the Mimeograph Club is to give the members an opportunity to learn how to cut stencils and how to mimeograph them on the machine. Pupils also learn other details about this which are not brought up in the classroom. The meetings are held every Monday in room 240 at 2:00. Miss Cohen is the faculty adviser and Samuel Walder the instructor. The officers presiding this term are: President—Francis MacCawley Vice-President—Stefanie Stanek Secretary—Phyllis Grimes As yet the club is not recognized and so no credit is given. When it does become a recognized club, the members will learn how to do fancy work on the mimeograph. NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band of the N. B. H. S., is one of the oldest organizations in the school. Not only is it the oldest but it is a great asset to the New Bedford High School. The band plays at all of our football games, at most of our auditorium periods, and _ participates in all patriotic parades. 57 INZBe Se ONCEIiS REN The oldest organization in the high school is the orchestra which is under the direction of Clarence W. Arey. We have the pleasure of hearing the orchestra during our auditorium periods and also at outside organizations and concerts. The high school also has a second orchestra which is made up of less experienced players. These members receive instructions in preparation for entering the first orchestra. PHILOMATHEAN CEUB The Philomathean Club was organized for the purpose of promoting an interest in public speak- ing. The club is under the direction of Miss Blaisdell. The meetings are held on Mondays in Room 141 at 2:05 P. M. The presiding officers are: Presi- dent, Paul Murphy; Vice-President, Lena Blais; Secretary, Jean Pignone. Each member, in order to receive credit for the term, recites a poem, reads a story, or gives an account of some thing or experience. SCARE ee GUT Gi The “Scarlett Quill” is sponsored by the Writer’s Club. The paper is supervised by Mr. Comiskey, the Business Adviser and Miss Blackmer, Faculty Adviser. There are approximately twenty-five members on the staff including Editor-in-chief—Joseph De Rocco Literary Editor—Oliver Lopes Associate Editor-in-chief—George Burgess Business Manager—Acracia Martin Advertising Manager—Dorothy Ainsworth The “Scarlett Quill’? comes out the first of January and costs 10c. SLUDEN ET GOU na The Student Court aids the Traffic Squad in enforcing the rules of the school which are made by the Student Council and the principal. The Court consists of eight students who are appointed by the principal. The students take the positions of a chief justice who presides over the court; a prose- cuting attorney who presents the evidence for the school; a defense attorney who presents the de- fendants side of the story; and five associate justices who hear the case and pass judgment on it. This Student Court is maintained for the purpose of giving the students a fair trial whenever they receive tickets for disobeying rules. The sessions are held weekly and the penalty is usually in the form of a number of seventh periods. THE TRAFFIC SQUAD The Trafic Squad was organized for the purpose of maintaining order throughout the New Bedford High School. The squad consists of marshals, district chiefs, assistant chiefs and the chief. These offcers are made known by the badges that they wear on their arm. Henry Mickelson has been chief of the squad for the past two terms. 58 ulti spine —— yunuet - eet II be ie th “There is only one proof of ability—action.” Marie Ebner-Eschenbach ATHLETICS VARSITY SQUAD First row, left to right—Tsouprake, Hutchinson, Lemire, Sadowski, Riley, Mendell, Carlisle, Seaver, Pichette. Second row—Ass’t. Coach O’Leary, Manager Gracia, Curran, Grabiec, Brault, Scammons, Hayes, McGuire, Melanson, Davidian, Coach Dodge. Third row—Nute,’ Haskins, Cawfield, Silvia, Darwin, Muldoon, Helme, DesRosiers, Walsh, MacLeod. NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL-FOOTBALL, TEAM The New Bedford High School football team of 1939 has just finished a successful season despite the handicap of injuries incurred by several members of the squad. The three games which our team lost were to a fine Brockton team, a state champion contender; to Vocational, Bristol County and State Class C champions; and to a strong Cranston, Rhode Island team. The season was crowned by the placing of eight men on the three All-Bristol County teams, which is a tribute in itself. Eddie Riley, ace passer, and Charlie Tsouprake, the slashing defensive center, were honored by their selections for the first team. On the second team were placed Ronald Lemire, Carlton Mendell, Lucien Pichette, and Dick Seaver. Frank Sadowski and Ed Hutchinson were selected for the third team. With the two first-team tackles returning next year as a nucleus along with a group of fine reserves, the prospects for next fall are bright. Opp. N.B. Opp. N.B. Warren 0 20 Quincy 7 7 Rogers 0 13 Fairhaven 0 13 Cranston 14 6 Worcester South 13 20 Lynn Classical 7 13 Vocational 6 0 Brockton 40 0 Durfee 0 Z Worcester Classical 0 Lo Wins—7 Losses—3 Ties—1 a | EON ae VARSITY TEAM Front row, left to right—Dick Seaver, Ed Melanson, Ronald Lemire, Charles Tsouprake, Ed MWutchinson, Bernard Brault, Stanley Grabiec. Back row—Carlton Mendell, Lucien Pichette, Frank Sadowski, Ed Riley mmc OUIN TY LEAGUE RECORD UNDER COACH DODGE Won Tied Lost Durfee 7 1 0 Vocational 6 0 2 Fairhaven i 0 1 COACH DODGE 63 che First row, left to right—Edward Riley, Albert Palmeiri, Christopher Townsend, captain; James Monteiro, Ferdin- and Sowa, Charles Mendell. Second row—Louis Cambra, manager; Joseph Ezyk, Linwood Lewis, Charles Luchetti, John Gero, Coach Winston Dodge. BAokKE TRALEE At the beginning of the basketball season, everyone looked toward our team with rising hopes. The New Bedford High students wished that this team would bring more honor to the school than any other in the history of our institution. The 1938-39 basketball squad had five first string veterans from last year’s team. In spite of the fact that the team had an exceptionally hard schedule, it made an impressive showing by completing its regulation season with fourteen victories and only four defeats, and capturing New Bedford’s third straight Bristol County Cham- pionship. The team was defeated by Rogers, Cranston, Quincy, and Brockton. However, it de- feated all these teams in the return game with the exception of Cranston which played only one game with the Crimson quintet. Because of its excellent record, the team was invited to the fourteenth annual Massachusetts Institute of Technology Scholastic Basketball Tournament. Rated as the under-dog, the Crimson team defeated a powerful Peabody quintet in the first round and came back the next night with another outstanding triumph over the tournament favorite, Somerville. Although the boys lost in the finals to Lynn English, the New Bedford students ought well to be proud of their record. Even in defeat, the Crimson five gave one of the smoothest exhibitions of basketball and the finest display of sportsmanship of any competitor in the tournament. 64 Eddie Riley scores a basket at M. J..T . The 1938-1939 Crimson basketball team, with their Coach, Mr. Winston Dodge, deserve the highest credit for the honor and glory that they have brought New Bedford Hi New ‘ Bedford , Bedford Bedford Bedford ‘ Bedford 3 Bedford ’ Bedford , Bedford Bedford Bedford 33 =) we BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1938-1939 Rogers 29 New Bedford Cranston 36 New Bedford Brockton 33 New Bedford Attleboro 42 New Bedford Durfee 23 New Bedford Fairhaven 26 New Bedford Worcester Commerce 28 New Bedford Quincy 27 New Bedford Alumni 22 New Bedford 1S Diente? 41) East Providence 27 New Bedford 65 43 40 47 42 36 30 65 4] 30 gh School. Brockton Vocational W orcester Fairhaven Durfee Rogers Quincy Holy Family Vocational Rogers High 46 2 50 26 30 45 26 14 26 First row, left to right—Joseph Webster, Raymond Janak, Arthur DeBritto, Henry Hebert, Kenneth Knowles, Godfrey Leon, Quentin Youngblood, Donald Green. Second row—Carlton Mendell, James Fonseca, Edward Giusti, Gerson Weinstein, Jack Hibbits, Robert Kramer, John Chapman, Raymond Haskins, Donald Barash. Third row—Gene Barboza, Manager; Geo Pooner, Adrian Conoyer, Gilbert Siegal, Gordon Nute, Andrew Doyle, Edward Sullivan, Ronald Lemire, Nelson Jourdain, James K. Donaghy, Coach. Fourth’ row—Donald Gallagher, John Crowell, Clifton Tatro, Everett MacLeod, Freeman Schlais, Rene Boutin, Raymond LaVergne, Leo Ouimet, Edward Boucher. TRACK Four years ago track and field athletics were brought back to the New Bedford High School by Mr. James K. Donaghy. To produce consistent and strong track teams usually requires years of development. Mr. Donaghy has accomplished a remarkable feat in developing the track team as fast as he has. This winter the team completed the most successful indoor season in the history of the school. We feel certain that the team now has its most difficult years behind it, and we sincerely hope that the team will achieve many more successes under Coach Donaghy. This winter the track team defeated a strong Brockton High School team by a decisive score. It was the second time that a New Bedford High School team had ever beaten a Brockton High School track team. Our victory over Tabor Academy, on the “Middies’” broad track at Marion, was exceptionally brilliant in view that Tabor’s track team was one of the best preparatory school teams in the State. Although the New Bedford tracksters were defeated on our own track by the Worcester Commerce High School team, 1938 State Championships of Class B, they gave the Worcester boys a hard battle throughout the meet as the close score indicates. Coach Donaghy found some consistent point winners in Weinstein and Chapman in the dashes and the 300, Nute and Fonseca in the 600, Mendez in the 1000, and Hibbits in the high jump. The team found an enthusiastic supporter in Mrs. James K. Donaghy who attended all the meets. 66 We are proud of the fact that in these four short years Coach Donaghy has produced three State Champions, Warren Nute, Captain in 1938, in the 600; Jack Hibbits, Captain in 1939, in the high jump; and the team of John Chapman, Jordan Joslin, Warren Nute, and Gerson Wein- stein in the half-mile relay. But we are even more proud of the fact that on our track team you learn more than just how to run or to throw a weight. Whether or not you win, if you play fairly and try your best, you are tops with the coach, and that is why he is tops with us. DNB obdis 9.241) vs. LABOR ACADEMY 22 40-Yard Dash—Won by Daggett, Tabor; second Chapman, 1000-Yard Run—Won by Mendez, N. B.; second, Mendell, N. B.; third, Haskins, N. B. Time—0:04.8. N. B.; third, Twomey, Tabor. Time—2:37.8. 45-Yard Hurdles—Won by Daggett, Tabor; second, Nute, Ser ehrett, Vabor.. Time—o:5.9. High Jump—Won by Hibbits, N. B.; tied for second, Dag- get, Cobb, and Jones, all of Tabor. Height—s feet 300-Yard Run—Won by Daggett, Tabor; second, Wein- inches: stein, N. B.; third, Chapman, N. B. Time—0:34.9. 600-Yard Run—Won by Mendez, N. B.; second, Fonseca, Shot-put—Won by Wojnar, N. B.; second Giusti, N. B.; N. B.; third, Ware, Tabor. Time—1:23.3. third, Lemire, N. B. Distance—39 feet 614 inches. N. B.H. S. 31% vs. WORCESTER COMMERCE 361% 25-Yard Hurdles—Won by Jenkins, W. C.; second, Harris, 1000-Yard Run—Won by Mendez, N. B.; second, Coleman, W. C.; third Kramer, N. B. Time—0:3.6. W. C.; third, tie between Green and Mendell, N. B. 25-Yard Dash—Won by Jenkins, W. C.; second, Frecman, Time—2:32.4. ee. tinird, , W. C. Time—0:3.4. : ; eats See ty, WC. Time—0:3.4 High Jump—Won by Harris, W. C.; second, Hibbits, N. 300-Yard Run—Won by Weinstein, N. B.; second, Chap- B.; third, Jenkins, W. C. Height 6 feet 234 inches. man, N. B.; third, Lawry, W. C. Time—0:37.1. 600-Yard Run—Won by Nute, N. B.; second, Fonseca, N. 2 Lap Relay Race—Won by N. B. (Chapman, Hibbits, B.; third, tie between Camparelli and Dumbranskas, Weinstein, Nute) vs. W. C. (Harris, Wiik, Camp- W. C. Time—1:22.5. arelli, Jenkins). N. B. H. S. 46% vs. BROCKTON H. S. 30% 25-Yard Hurdles—Won by Benoit, Brockton; second Hib- High Jump—Won by Hibbits, N. B.; second, Tanulivicz, bits, N. B.; third, Doyle, N. B. Time—0:3.8. Brockton; third, Giusti, N. B. Height 5 feet 714 in. 25-Yard Dash—Won by Caldwell, Brockton; second, Chap- Standing Broad Jump—Won by Caldwell, Brockton; sec- man, N. B.; third, Benoit, Brockton. Time—0:3.1. ond, Stedman, Brockton; third, Siegal, N. B. Distance 300-Yard Run—Won by Weinstein, N. B.; second, Chap- —9 feet 714 inches. man, N. B.; third, Caldwell, Brockton. Time—0:36.2. 600-Yard Run—Won by Nute, N. B.; second, Fonseca, N. B.; third, Kennedy, Brockton. Time—1:22.2. Shot-put—Won by Giusti, N. B.; second, Tanulivicz, Brock- ton; third, Wojnar, N. B. Distance—42 feet 9% in. 1000-Yard Run—Won by Mendez, N. B.; second, Polo- 2 Lap Relay Race—Won by N. B. (Chapman, Hibbits, chosky, Brockton; third, tie between Mendel], N. B.; Weinstein, Nute) vs. Brockton (Tanulivicz, Tremblay, and Ultcht, Brockton. Time—2:27.0. Benoit, Pierce). 67 Top:—Jones carries for New Bedford Upper center:—Get that Vocational ball carrier Lower center :-—Riley helps defeat Fairhaven 13—0. Bottom:—Down goes a Vocational ball carrier. IN APPRECIATION To Marion E. Peterson and the Secretarial Training Class for their invaluable service rendered tc the class of January, 1940. To the faculty for having so graciously and willingly cooperated with us. To the Standard-Times for using their files and lending us pictures. To all the students who contributed pictures and material for this book. To the class of June 1939 for their kindness in giving us records and material. PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Dr. Mary Walker Star Store The Keystone Dr. John B. W. Robert Kinyon School FHonrLed EF. laGarney Joseph Duchaine George R. Cherry Mark Duff Special Laundry Manhattan Markets C. F. Cushing Gulf Hill New World Class Photographer — Loring Studios, Inc., 58 Spring St., New Bedford, Massachusetts. Engraving and Cuts by the Advertisers Engraving Co., 126 Dorrance St., Providence, Rhode Island Printing by George H. Reynolds, New Bedford, Massachusetts. Caps and Gowns — The C. E. Ward Company, New London, Ohio. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS a Serre oie pees ipa | LIANG 3 9066 00057 0537 | NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL itagiprite 35 “LG Se 5S a Sa : aS mate ‘Sbaghee ee yey ee = Rome et: ee ‘ vat | : . SS ee Sn ee : x ss: : : 7 : . a ee OL ae i - e . - m ee “a es ie | : | ? = z . : = ee ee sail x, : ae Sage a toeet 2S ‘. ees eee ; . c+ —_ ; ee fe tte se nce mas age Ss co Rr = FF = = - ers = 5 : 3 ; = — = a Sine =e, stan. = ES a os hee HIGH SCHOOL REFERENCE LIBRARY New Bedford, Mass FOREWORD In collecting the material for this book, we have thought only of preserving the bright colors of the picture of our high school days. Knowing that all pictures, no matter how vivid, fade with the years, we have included every photograph and every printed word that may arrest this process. If, several decades from now, when you leaf through the pages of this book you find that the brilliance of the dimming picture has been restored, only then shall we know our efforts have been crowned with success. The Classbook Committee nae ae a : en ae ee er ce - a ee : Ling eee A AB : - — = eg = Bm a — a —-s = : = oe a =. a — Se SE =, = 7 - _ =. 5 = 5 om en ue 1 .. a ; 2 — - we 3 . “s mes a - Fe 5 = ate - = = pees = a n a : . = - - “ — — = — ree ——— MOTTO: Be sure you're right, then go ahead. THE LAST WORD by Norman LaRochelle Farewells have always been “the same old thing” A final clasp of hands . . . the moistened eye... The touching of those soulful, inner strings .. . The hollow emptiness that is goodbye. But we who've had our fun and played the game Can find no room for sorrow or regret, For there will be the ashes of our fame To smoulder in our minds . . . we won’t forget! So everything that comes must one day pass— And let us leave with gratitude and grace, Rememb’ring there will be another class To be what we have been — to take our place. To NorMan H. Triee We, the Class of June, 1940, gratefully dedicate this book, in sincere appreciation of his kind help and friendship. OR eee le Ge Asi law aman NorMan H. Tripp CLASS BOOK COMMITTEE Editor-in-Chief Philip L. Lazowski Associate Editor Mario Moutinho Business Manager Edward J. Tomkowicz Photography Managers Caroline Kirby Helen Hargraves Athletics Manager Lucien Pichette Activities Manager Mildred Frechette Editorial Manager Sylvia Cohen Ty pists Phyllis Grime Mary Valladoa Pasqualina Morra Mary Sylvia Dorothy Vasconcelles FACULTY Pe Rega ee N oe Gora Foe Al ALLISON R. DoRMAN ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY OF NEW B ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ralph H. Tukey, Head of Department Gladys Blackmer Helen E. Morrison Anna M. Brady Fay H. .Newland Marion I. Colby M. Evelyn Rutter Louise B. Finnell Edna T. Wilson Mildred E. Gray HISTORY DEPARTMENT Edwin W. Whitmarsh, Head of Department Marian F. Lane Frederick W. Ruth B. McFadden Ringdahl Sumner E. Marvell, LATIN DEPARTMENT Ralph H. Tukey, Head of Department Constance M. Loftus Assistant Principal and Head of Susan E, Shennan Science Dept. — — —-—____—_——ms = +-@ EDPORDELUGIIgsGHOOL FRENCH DEPARTMENT Cora C. Robert, Head of Department M. Blanche Fregeau Mary E. Ryan Dolor J. Bourret Lillian B. Ross MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT George H. Gardner, Head of Department Mary E. Carroll Alice M. Richardson James R. Hayden Gladys M. Wilbur Lillian J. Hopkins SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Milfred I. Buker Frank F. Hutchings Eddy P. Howard Dana C. Sanborn Marion E. Lord Harold E. Willey Bertha E. Piggott | Counselor COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Esther Blaisdell T. Everett McPeake Katherine E. Burke Helen L. O’Brien Olive P. Chase Ethel M. Perry Harry S. Goodwin Ethel P. Rothwell John F. Gracia George L. Beach Milton S. Briggs Ida F. Cohen James C. Comiskey John D. Connors Anna L. Dorgan Doris I. Eccleston Ruth B. Elliott Melver C. Felton (Sub) Helen G. Fisher William E. King Mary M. Leonard William L. Lillie Mary C. Lonicki Robert H. Murdy, Assistant Principal and Head of Commercial Dept. Dorothy A. Hewins Alfred L. Lawrence Lawrence B. Markey Kathryn T. McCarthy TEACHER OF FRENCH Guy A. Senesac TEACHERS OF SCIENCE George F. Cronin Arthur W. Wathen EEA CHERS.OE HISTORY W. Kenneth Burke Carl F. W. Bergstrom TEACHERS OF COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Joseph A. McDonnell Margaret T. C. Murphy Marion E. Peterson Helen A. Stedman Mary V. Sullivan Helena C. Szydlowski Norman H. Tripp Mildred L. Waters (Mrs.) James A. Worden DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION James K. Donaghy Ruth H. Smith Robert M. Whiting Frances M. Cosgrove, Art Jane E. Thuman, Librarian Julia M. Gay, R. N., Nurse Major G. Ross Rede, Military Instr. Winston S. Dodge, Coach Esther H. Luce, Secretary Lydia Fragosa, Clerk Helen E. England (Mrs.), Clerk Serg. Joseph Osman, Asst. to Mil. Instr. Ray O’Leary, Asst. Coach of Football Daniel Gray, Custodian Matthew Donovan, Outside Man Anthony S. Zielinski, Chief Eng. James J. Cummings, Asst. Eng. 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HARWOOD From: Roosevelt Junior High To: John Carroll University Hobby: Music Activities: Debating Society, De- bating Team, Dramatic Club, Ath- letic Council, Student Council, Writer’s Club, News Editor of Scarlet Quill, Vice-President of 5’s, President of 6’s, 7’s, 8’s. ANNA COHEN Nickname: “Shrimp” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Bryant College Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Jitterbugging Activities: Aviation Club, Secre- tary of Senior Class, Red Cross, Debating PEARL S. RUBIN From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Radcliffe College Ambition: Soc ial Service Worker Hobby: Reading, Group work Activities: Choral Speaking Group, Philomatheon Club, Alpha Debat- ing Society, Varsity Debating Team, Girls’ League, Honor So- ciety, Defense Attorney in Stud- ent Court, Prosecuting Attorney, Student Court PASQUALINA MORRA Nickname: “Pat” From: Holy Name School To: Undecided Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Photography Activities: Mimeograph Club, Pho- tography Club, Honor Society, Class Book Committee AND HONOR STUDENTS STEVENS P. KOSTAS Nickname: “Steve” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Brown University Ambition: Medical Career Hobby: Stamps and a rcheology Activities: Pres. of Honor Society, Vice Pres. of Junior and Senior Class, Dramatic Club, Student Court MARGRET RAMSBOTHAM Nickname: “Peg” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Boston University of Journal- ism Ambition: Reporting Hobby: Drawing, Dress Designing Activities: Treasurer Class, Cheerleader of Senior SYLVIA COHEN Nickname: “Syl” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: College Hobby: Reading, Piano Activities: Choral Group, Debat- ing Team, Girls’ League, Writer’s Club, Staff of Scarlet Quill, Phil- omatheon Club, Editorial Manager of Class Book ESTELLE R. SHAPIRO From: Clarence A. Cook To: Boston University Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Music Activities: Honor Society, Alpha Debating Society, Secretary of Chess Club, Secretary of Philoma- theon Club, 7’s Dance Committee, Choral Group, Personals Commit- tee, Assistant Manager of 7’s Foot- ball Dance 15 JUNE 1940 JOHN H. ABRAMS From: Roosevelt Junior High To: American Airlines Ambition: Master Mechanic Hobby: Chess and aviation GORDON ADAMS Nickname: “Flash” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Business World Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Reading EDWARD MICHAEL ALLEN Nickname: “Eddie” From: Holy Name School To: Undecided Ambition: Radio Operator Hobby: “Ham” Operator, Photo- graphy Activities: Marshall, Photography Club ALIGHALPERD Nickname: “Alicia” From: Collegio Bennett _ To� “Textile Ambition: Buyer and_ stylist Hobby: Dancing, swimming DOROTHY MALTY Nickname: “Dot” From: Parker Street School To: Business School Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Reading DOROTHY ENGLAND ALVES Nickname: “Dottie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretarial work Hobby: Photography Activities: Photography, Mimeo- graph Club, Honor Society JOHN ARNOLD ALVES From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: United States Navy Hobby: Reading Activities: Varsity Basketball HILDA AMARAL From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Reading Activities: Mimeograph Club, Hon- or Society STELLA AMORIN From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Typist Hobby: Microscopy Activities: Cap and Gown Com- mittee RAYMOND JOHN ANDREWS Nickname: “Ray” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Textile School Ambition: Toolmaker Hobby: Dancing and hunting Activities: Art, R. O. T. C. 16 ; MICHEL T. ANTONE Nickname: “Mike” From: Normandin Junior High To: Boston University Ambition: Mathematician Hobby: Sports, writing Activities: President and _ Vice President of the Writers’ Club, Captain of Tennis Squad, Chess Club, Sports Editor of Scarlet Quill MILDRED IRENE ARDIS Nickname: “Milly” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Business School Ambition: Business Secretary Hobby: Dancing Activities: Member of _ traffic squad, Member of executive com- mittee ANNE ATCHISON Nickname: ‘‘Atchie” From: Holy Name School To: College Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Tennis Activities: Student Council, Girls’ League, Debating Society, Photo- graphy Club, Chess Club, Athletic Council PEARL AZEVEDO From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dogs, photography Activities: Traffic ALFRED BALDYGA Nickname: “Baldy” From: Normandin Junior High Yo: Undecided Ambition: State Police Hobby: Reading maerivities: R. O. T. C. JOHN BAPTISTE Nickname: “Curly” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Merchant Marine Hobby: Guitar playing Activities: Color League Basket- ball ARTHUR BARAO Nickname: “Art” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Salesman Hobby: Scrap Book EDWIN ANDREW BARGIEL Nickname: “Emperor of Mingo” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Chess, scrap book, violin Activities: Chess Club, Art MARY ALICE BARREAU Nickname: “Mickey” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Harlem Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading, Bicycle riding, Scrap book Activities: Dramatics, Music YVONNE BEAULIEU Nickname: “Bolo” From: Normandin Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Office work Hobby: Reading Activities: Trafic Squad 17 JUNE 1940 JEANNETTE R. BELANGER Nickname: “Jee” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Air Hostess Hobby: Tennis, drawing Activities: Mimeograph Club MIGNONNE BELLAVANCE From: Mason’s Corner School To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting photographs and snapshots JEANNE MARIE BESSETTE Nickname: “Bessette” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Bookkeeper Hobby: Reading and dancing Activities: French Club, Traffic Squad ROBERT BEST Nickname: “Bob” From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Business Administrator Hobby: Sports FRANK BIRTWISTLE Nickname: ‘Birtwistle’ From: Normandin Junior High To: Aero Industries Technical In- stitute Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Hobby: Model building Activities: Science Club, Aviation Club EVELYN BOGORAD Nickname: “Evie” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting bracelets Activities: Traffic, Chess Club, Checker Club, Debating CLAIRE ESTEELE BOUCHER From: Normandin Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Horseback riding Activities: | Mimeograph Club, Photography Club, Marshall, Sup- erlative Committee VICTOR BONITO Nickname: “Bon Bon” From: Normandin Junior High To: South America Activities: Dramatic Club ARMAND C. J. BONNEAU Nickname: “Camy” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Reading GILDA BORGES Nickname: “Jill” rom: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting Pictures of Movie Stars, Collecting Souvenirs Activities: Mimeograph Club, Traf- fic Squad SENIORS 18 RAYMOND BORGES Nickname: “Ray” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Textile Ambition: Tumbler and Hand Balancer Hobby: Tumbling, Photograph, Post Mark Collecting Activities: Cheer Leading, Hi-Y Club, Photography Club, Class Book Committee, Gym Team 738- 39 GLADYS BOTTOMLEY Nickname: “Glad” From: Normandin Junior High To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Activities: Prom Committee ALICA BRANCO Nickname: “Al” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Newspaper Reporter Hobby: Collecting photographs RALPH SIDNEY BRAUDY Nickname: “Roister Doister” From: Parker Street School To: Colby College Ambition: Advertising Agent Activities: Student Council, Pho- tography Club, Debating Team, President of Debating Society, News Editor of Scarlet Quill, Writers’ Club, Montgomery Dec- lamation Contest Winner ’39 and 40. BARBARA MAE BRIGGS Nickname: “Barbie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Writing LAURETTE F. BROUSSEAU Nickname: “Peanuts” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Skating and reading Activities: Mimeograph Club, Traf- fic Squad, Honor Society. EUNICE BROWN Nickname: “Brownie” From: Clarence A. Cook To: New York Business School Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Dancing Activities: Orchestra, Art NATALIE BROWN Nickname: “Nat” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Dunn and Bradstreet Ambition: Writer Hobby: Tennis Activities: Art, Tennis Team, Checker Club, Science Club, Traf- fic Squad, Writers’ Club, Fashion Editor and Alumni, Editor of Scarlet Quill GLADYS CABRAL Nickname: “Giggles” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Scrap book, Collecting photographs, Playing piano. Activities: Basketball MARGUERITE E. CABRAL Nickname: ‘“Margie” From: Fairhaven High To: McClean’s Hospital Ambition: Psychiatric Nursing Hobby: Sailing Activities: Student Council, Super- lative Committee ELAINE CALLAHAN From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Swimming and sewing Activities: | Mimeograph — Club, Class Motto Committee GERTRUDE CARDIN Nickname: “Gert” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Filing Clerk Hobby: Collecting Pictures of Movie Stars DOROTHY W. CARDINAL Nickname: “Dot” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Business School Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Poetry Activities: Girls’ League, Honor Society, 7’s Dance Committee EVELYN CARDOZA Nickname: “Evey” From: Holy Family High To: Business School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Scrap Book Activities: Trathe Squad NATALIE CARDOZA Nickname: “Nat” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Travel Hobby: Tennis, Golf, Horseback riding Activities: Aviation Club, Red Cross Club LLOYD CARLISES Nickname: “Clipper” From: Parker Street School To: Textile School Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Sketching Activities: Football, Trafic Squad ELEANOR MARIA CARLSON From: Clarence A. Cook To: N. E. Peabody Home for Crippled Children Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Music Activities: Science Club EMERSON B. CASTINO JR. Nickname: ‘““Emey” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Ambition: Engineering Hobby: Sports, Art FRANK CATAEN Nickname: “Frankie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Textile School Ambition: Machinist Hobby: Photography Activities: R. O. T. C., Traffic Squad STANLEY CHABEREK Nickname: “Stan” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Chemical laboratory work, Architectural drawing Activities: Honor Society 20 _RENA CHAREST From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Music + ANITA CHARPENTIER Nickname: “Red” From: Normandin Junior High To: Training School of Nursing Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Singing, Dancing, Ice Skating, Swimming Activities: Trafic, French Club Secretary of French Club FRANK CHASE JR. Nickname: “Babe” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Textile Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Swimming, Sailing, Shoot- ing menmpiies-erii-y. Re ©, 'T.. C., Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Trafic Squad CONSTANCE CLARK Nickname: “Connie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Art School Ambition: Art Editor of a Fash- ion Magazine Hobby: Golf Activities: Debating Club, Per- sonals Committee GEORGE COBB Nickname: ‘“‘Cobby”’ From: Normandin Junior High To: Massachusetts State Police Ambition: Pilot ‘Hobby: Aviation Activities: R. O. T. C., Rifle Team VIOLA MAY COBB Nickname: “Vi” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Swimming, Skating LOTTEY COHEN Nickname: “Lot” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Collecting picture post cards, Collecting clothes patterns Activities: Chess Club, Checker Club, Personals Committee SUSAN COLLINS Nickname: “Sue” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Collecting Snapshots Activities: Honor Society, Mimeo- graph Club, Cap and Gown Com- mittee LAURETTE COMEAU ” Nickname: “Lou From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Dancing JOSEPH CONNOLLY Nickname: “Joe” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Bentley Accounting Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Sports Activities: Hi-Y, Golf, Color League Basketball, Senior Execu- tive Committee JUNE 1940 . SANTINA L. COPPA Nickname: “Sandy Lu” From: Normandin Junior High To: Rhode Island School of Nursing Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Reading RAYMOND LEO CORMIER Nickname: “Ray” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Telephone Linesman Hobby: Hunting RITA COTE From: Sacred Hearts’ Academy To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Music, Dancing Activities: Mimeograph Club, Traf- fic Squad, Treasurer of the French Club-Reunion Committee ROLANDSLOUIS COTE From: Normandin Junior High To: New Bedford Textile Ambition: Machinist Hobby: Stamp Collecting Activities: Football, Baseball ALDEN WILLIAM COUNSELL Nickname: ‘“Dinny” From: Normandin Junior High To: Textile Ambition: Draftsman Hobby: Fishing SENIORS NANCY CUNHA Nickname: “Nan” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: College Ambition: Statistician Hobby: Music Activities: French Club, Honor Society, Student Council, Girls’ Chorus, Slide Rule 9 RAYMOND CUNHA Nickname: “Ray” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Business Man Hobby: Radio Activities: Mimeograph Club JOSEPH “EGU RY, Nickname: “Jughead” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: New Bedford Textile School Ambition: Machinist Hobby: Roller skating, ice skating, bicycle riding Activities: District Chief on the Trafic Squad, Traffic Squad MARY CYBULSKI Nickname: “Giggles” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting Charms FRANCES H. DABROWSKI Nickname: “Frannie” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Reading Activities: French Club, Mimeo- graph Club, Orchestra, Cap and Gown Committee 22 DULCE DANTAS From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Reading PETER DARWIN Nickname: ‘‘Pete” From: Normandin Junior High To: Mass. Nautical Training School Ambition: Sea Captain Hobby: Reading Activities: Reading PAUL MARCEL DUBUC From: Holy Family High To: Amherst College Ambition: Laboratory Technician for Dairy Hobby: Chemistry Activities: D. C. Trafic Squad HELEN BRIGHTMAN Nickname: “Brighty” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Model Activities: Traffic EDMUND DEMERS Nickname: “Eddie” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Rural Mail Clerk Hobby: Playing musical instru- ments RACHEL HELENA DEMERS Nickname: “Rae” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Music, reading Activities: Trafic Squad, French Club, Mimeograph Club JOSEPH De ROCCO Nickname: “Joe” From: Normandin Junior High To: Columbia University Ambition: Physicist, Excellent Writer Hobby: Writing, Reading Activities: Magazine and Writers’ Club WILFRED DESMARAIS Nickname: “Dinny” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Navy Hobby: Reading PAUL A. DION Nickname: “Doc” From: Normandin Junior High To: University of Pennsylvania Ambition: Veterinerian Hobby: Horses, Bowling ACETAL ES “Woe al ek ey LUCY DONOVAN Nickname: “Dizzy” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: New England Peabody Home Ambition: Children’s Nurse Hobby: Sports Activities: 7’s Football Dance, 8’s Executive Committee, Cap and Gown Committee JUNE 1940 ANDREW H. DOYLE Nickname: “Andy” From: Mt. St. Charles To: University of Missouri Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Tennis Activities: President of Sophomores, Track, -R...O. “1.4 G2 Football, Aviation Club, Student Council ALBERT BAILEY DRAKE From: Clarence A. Cook School To: Undecided Ambition: To be a Photographer Hobby: Photography Activities: Photography Club CLAIRE C. DUBOIS Nickname: “Frenchy” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Singing, Dancing, Collect- ing Greeting Cards Activities; French Club, Girls’ Chorus GERTRUDE DUBOIS Nickname: “Gert” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Dancing Teacher Hobby: Handcraft Activities: Acrobatic Cheerleader PHYLLIS M. DUNN Nickname: “Phyl” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Radcliffe College Ambition: To attend Radcliffe Hobby: Music Activities: Orchestra, Band, Dra- matic Club, Representative to D. A. R. Convention, Pres. Student Coun- cil, Vice Pres. Honor Society, Vice Pres. Girl’s League, Cast of “Stage Door” and “June Mad”, Chairman of Advertising Committee for 7’s Dance, Girl’s Chorus CHARLES DVORAK, JR. Nickname: “Chick” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Annapolis or Art School Ambition: Naval ofhcer or com- mercial artist Hobby: Photography Activities: Capt. Adjutant of R. O. T. C., Traffic Squad, Mechanical Drawing JOSEPHINE E. DUPRE Nickname: “Jo” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting Match Covers and Charms HELEN S. DURANT Nickname: “Betty” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Hospital for Registered Nurses Ambition: Social Worker Hobby: Grand Operas Activities: Dramatic Club, Traf- fic Squad, Girl’s Chorus CLAIRE DUSSAULT From: Sacred Heart School , To: Undecided ! Ambition: Mimeograph expert | Hobby: Collecting scrap books | EVELYN EISENBACH Nickname: “Evy” From: Normandin Junior High To: St. Luke’s Training School Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Activities: Honor Society, Girl’s League, 8’s Executive Committee, Superlative Committee, Photogra- phy Club, Girls’ Basketball Tour- nament. SENIORS | | DOROTHY MAXINE ELLIS Nickname: “Dot” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Swimming, Knitting, Bicycle Riding Activities: Mimeograph, Traffic Squad, Art DOROTHY ENOS Nickname: “Dot” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Dancing Activities: Honor Society WILLIAM W. ENTWISTLE, JR. Nickname: “Bill” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: New Bedford Textile Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Study of Naval Aviation Activities: Orchestra ELIZABETH EVORA Nickname: “Betty” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: St. Luke’s Training School Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Dancing Activities: Girl’s Basketball League, Band, Cap and Gown Committee EILLEEN FRANCIS FARIA Nickname: “Freckles” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Bryant College Ambition: Typist Hobby: Reading MARGERY CORINNE FEARS Nickname: “Margie” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Photography Activities: Art, Photography Club, 7’s Dance Committee, Football Dance Committee, Girl’s Chorus ROSETTA FEINGOLD Nickname: “Ro” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: College Ambition: Business Hobby: Reading Activities: Mimeograph Club, Traf- fic Squad, Honor Society BERNARD FELD Nickname: “Benny” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Stamp collecting Activities: Trafic Squad DELFINA FERREIRA Nickname: “Del” From: Normandin Junior High To: Bryant College Ambition: Court Reporter Hobby: Reading, Domestic Science Activities: Honor Society, Mimeo- graph Club, Trafhe Squad, Bryant Scholarship FRANCISCO V. FERREIRA Nickname: ‘‘Frankie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Coast Guards Hobby: Scrap Books, Sports Activities: Color League Basketball JUNE 1940 MANUEL FERREIRA, JR. Nickname: “Manny” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Radio Activities: Mimeograph Club LEON DAVID FISHER Nickname: “Leo” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Sports, Radio, Photography Activities: Cap and Gown Com- mittee RITA FITZGERALD Nickname: ‘‘Fitzie” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Ambition: Fashion Designer Hobby: Drawing JESSIE DOROTHY FLEMING Sis From: Dartmouth High School To: Undecided Hobby: soft ball Nickname: Bicycle riding, reading, ETHEL MAE FLORIO Nickname: “Et” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting Photographs SENIORS MILDRED FRECHETTE Nickname: “Milly” From: Normandin Junior High To: Business World Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Sports, Drawing Activities: 8’s Executive Commit- tee, Class Book Committee, Photo- graphy, Girls’ Basketball CARLOS DE FREITAS From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Sports JOHN: FREITAS Nickname: “Johnny” From: Normandin Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Keeping Sports Statistics Activities: Color-League Basketball, Class Gift Committee WINIFRED FREITAS- Nickname: “Winnie” From: St. Mary’s | To: Undecided : Amb;tion: Nursing Hobby: Collecting charms Activities: Checker Club, Traffic Squad ROG ER GEORGE FRIGAULT Nickname: “Fugs” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Stamp and Match Collector DEOLINDA FUNCIA Nickname: “Linda” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Work Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Singing, Reading Activities: Girl’s Chorus, Mimeo- graph Club CLAIRE GALIPEAU From: Sacred Heart School To: Undecided Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Music Activities: | Art, Photography, French Club, Girls’ Basketball Team, Mimeograph Club, Chair- man of Banquet Committee, Senior Red Cross MATILDA GARCZYNSKI Nickname: “Tillie” From: Normandin Junior High To: St. Luke’s Training School Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Stamp Collecting BARTLETT GARDNER Nickname: “Bart” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Hobby: Reading miruiiee nw. ©, T. C. SARAH GIDLEY Nickname: “Sally” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Mass. State College Ambition: Florist Hobby: Gardening, swimming Activities: Girl’s League KENNETH GILLUM Nickname: “Ken” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Radio School Ambition: Radio Engineer Hobby: Radio, electricity Activities: Freshman basketball, Color-League Basketball, Varsity Football, H-Y STEPHEN GILMORE Nickname: “Steve” From: Normandin Junior High Hobby: Stamp collecting, collect- ing Indian relics Activities: RK. O. T. C. EDWARD GOLDA Nickname: ‘Eddie’ From: Normandin Junior High To: Rhode Island School of Design Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Drawing, music Activities: Art and Chess Club ROSALYN GOLDSTEIN Nickname: “Dolly” From: Normandin Junior High To: New Bedford Textile Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Amateur pianist, writing free verse Activities: Choral Speaking Club, Girls’ Chorus, Philomathean Club, Science Club, Secretary of Alpha Debating Society, Secretary of Writers’ Club, Book Editor of the “Scarlett Quill,” Marshal and D. C. of the Traffic Squad, Chess Club DONALD VINCENT GOSSELIN Nickname: “Don” From: Holy Name School To: Undecided Ambition: Bookkeeper or Account- ant Hobby: Model aircraft Activities: Lt. R. O. T. C., Traffic Squad JUNE 1940 ALYCE GRABIEC Nickname: “Peggy” From: Normandin Junior High To: Bryant College Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Sport’s scrap book Activities: Mim eograph Club DOMINGO MANUEL GRACE Nickname: “Mingo” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Aviator Activities: Basketball, Football MAR IJORIEG? GRAY Nickname: “Peggy” “Margy” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Kinyon Ambition: Work in an office Hobby: Reading, dancing, dates Activities: Glee Club, Girl’s Bas- ketball DOROTHY PHYLLIS GREGSON Nickname: “Dot” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Mannequin Hobby: Stamp collecting, sewing Activities: Traffic squad GEOR GEVESGREGSON- IR: Nickname: “Georgie” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Dean Academy Ambition: Sports writer Hobby: Baseball SENIORS HAZEL ELEANOR GRIME From: Normandin Junior High To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading PHYLLIS MAY GRIME Nickname: “Phil” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, photography Activities: Honor Society, Class Book Committee, Secretary of Mimeograph Club, Scarlett Quill EVA GREEN From: Normandin Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Civil Service Work Hobby: Traveling Activities: Girls’ League Class Gift Committee OLIVE GREENWOOD Nickname: “Salty” From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Aviatrix Hobby: Dancing, swimming, pho- tography Activities: Secretary of Aviation Club, Mimeograph Club, Basket- ball, Superlative Committee, Pho- tography Club CONRAD GUNDERSEN Nickname: “Dutchy” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Traveler Hobby: Hunting Activities: 7’s Dance Committee, Football Committee 28 � s f : GERTRUDE M. GIUSTI Nickname: “Gert” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Business School Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting records and Souvenirs Activities: Art, Trafic Squad, Phi- lomathean, Mimeograph, Photo- raphy SUSIE MAYO HAMMOND Nickname: “Susy-Q”’ From: Betsey B. Winslow To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Drawing, all outdoor sports, picture collectng HARRY C. HANCOCK From: Normandin Junior High To: U. S. Naval Academy Ambition: Member of above or- ganization Hobby: Music Activities: Lieut., Captain of R. O. T. C., Traffic Squad, Superla- tive Committee, Chairman of Or- chestra Committee for R. O. T. C. Officers’ Ball MIRIAM HANEY Nickname: “Mickey” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: School of Design Ambition: Dress Designer Hobby: Horses Activities: Treasurer of Dramatic Club, Girls’ League, Girls’ Chorus, Debating Society HELEN HARGRAVES From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Swimming Activities: Honor Society, Mimeo- graph Club, Red Cross Club, Girls’ Basketball, Photography Manager of Class Book, 8’s Executive Com- rrittee KATHLEEN HARRINGTON Nickname: “Kay” From: Holy Name School To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting Charms MARGARET A. HARRINGTON Nickname: “Marge” From: St. Mary’s School To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Music, bicycle riding Activities: Vice-President of Stu- dent Council, Chairman of Wel- fare Committee of Girls’ League, Orchestra, Girls’ Chorus, Class Gift Ccmmittee BERNARD HAYES Nickname: “Bud” From: Parker Street School To: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Photography, radio work, swimming Activities: Football, R. O. T. C., Hi-Y, Personals Committee CONS TANGER AYES Nickname: “Connie” From: Holy Family High To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing, reading, collect- ing souvenirs Activities: Girls’ League, Red Cross Club, 8’s Executive Committee JOSEPH LEONARD HEATH Nickname: “Joe” From: Parker Street School To: New Bedford Textile School Ambition: Business Executive Hobby: Sailing, — photography, stamps Activities: 8’s Executive Commit- tee, Hi-Y, Trafhe Squad, Color League Basketball, 8’s Get-Togeth- er Committee, Photography Club — 5, 6, 7, Photography Club Con- test Committee JUNE 1940 29 IRVING HERMAN Nickname: “Irv” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: William and Mary College Ambition: Lawyer Hobby: Horseback riding Activities: Debating Society, Photo- graphy Club JOHN JOSEPH HIBBETS Nickname: “Jack” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Sports Activities: Hi-Y, Track, Football, Basketball, Banquet Committee SHIRLEY E. HOLDEN Nickname: “Shirl” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Collecting pennants Activities: Girls’ League, Philoma- thean Club, Photography Club, Orchestra AT LIONEL HOLE Nickname: “Hot” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Mass. Nautical School Ambition: Merchant Marine Officer Activities: 8’s Executive Commit- tee, “T raficSquads sR OO; Te.C: Dance Committee, Lieut. in R. O. Wher en IRENE HOUGHTON Nickname: “Rene” From: Normandin Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing SENIORS JANE AUGUSTA HOUTMAN Nickname: “Janie” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Apex Beauty College Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Collecting charms KATHRYN BERTILD HOYE Nickname: “Kay” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Framingham State Teachers’ College Ambition: Dietician Hobby: Music Activities: Honor Society, Girls’ League — 6,7, 8, Orchestra — 4, §, 6, 7, 8, 7’s Dance Committee, Social Committee Chairman of Girls’ League — 8, Civic Commit- tee Chairman of Girls’ League — 7 SOPHIE HUDZIK Nickname: ‘“Tarzan” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Reading, singing, pen pal corresponding Activities: Girls’ Basketball, Pho- tography Club GRACE INGHAM From: St. Mary’s School To: Undecided Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading Activities: Art, D. C. on Traffic RUTH LILLIAN ISRAEL From: Normandin Junior High To: Textile School Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Reading Activities: Honor Society, Debat- ing Society, Philomathean Club, Trafhe Squad, Choral Speaking Group RAIMUND JANAK Nickname: “Ray” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Aviation Mechanic Hobby: Playing Hockey, Fishing Activities: Track ELIZABETH JOAN JANIAK Nickname: “Beth” From: Our Lady of Perpetual Help To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Reading, sewing, music Activities: Secretary of Girls’ Cho- rus, Student Council, French Club, Girls’ League, Art, Co-Chairman of 7’s Dance Talent, Co-Chairman of Constitution Committee of Stu- dent Council, Traffic Squad K. LOUISE JOHNSON Nickname: “Tiny” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Katherine Gibb’s School Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Music and sports Activities: Secretary of class as 1, 2, 5 and 6; 7’s Dance Committee, Girls’ League — 7, 8, Secretary of Girls’ League — 8, Orchestra — eit 459s Gove S JENNIE JONES Nickname: “J. J.” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided | Ambition: Typist Hobby: Collecting pins Activities: Trafic Squad, Girls’ Basketball, Glee Club, 8’s Banquet Committee | JONATHAN H. KAHARL Nickname: “Jonnie” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: State Policeman Hobby: Fishing and hunting Activities: Trafic Squad, Philoma- thean Society, Executive Commit- ieee, EMILIA KIELBASA Nickname: “Emmy” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Reporter Hobby: Stamp Collecting Activities: Girls’ Basketball CAROLYN SHAW KIRBY Nickname: “Carol” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Social Service Work Hobby: Oil Painting Activities: Class Book Committee, Chairman of Library Committee MARY ELIZABETH KIRK From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Children’s Hospital and Sim- mon’s College Ambition: Physiotherapist Hobby: Drawing, sports Activities: Girls’ League, Art RAYMOND KNOWLES Nickname: “Nosie” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Corp. Ambition: Big Executive Hobby: Drawing, swimming, ten- nis Activities RYO? To Ge Captain, Junior Rotarian, Honor Society, Associate Justice Student Court, Photography Club, Advertising Ccmmittee for Semi Ann, 7’s Hallowe’en Hop Committee, Su- perlative Committee HELEN KOSINSKI From: Normandin Junior High To: Business School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Collecting poetry Activities: Honor Society ——= JUNE 1940 EDWINA KUCZEWSKI Nickname: ‘Eddie” From: Normandin Junior High To: Bryant College Ambition: Typist Hobby: Dancing Activities: Photography Club VICTORIA KUCZEWSKI Nickname: “Vicki” From: Normandin Junior High To: Katherine Gibb’s School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Music and dancing Activities: Honor Society, Avia- tion Club, Photography Club, Girls’ Basketball, 8’s Banquet Com- mittee, Mimeograph Club WILLIAM P. LAFFERTY Nickname: “Bill” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Business Ambition: Sales Executive Hobby: Flying and tennis Activities: Art, track, Chairman °39 Football Dance Committee SHIRLEY LaFRANCE Nickname: “Shirl” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Sports DOROTHY JANE, LANPHIER Nickname: “Dot” From: North Attleboro High To: Undecided Ambition: Costume designer Hobby: Costume designing, read- ing Activities: Art SENIORS RAYMOND J. G. LANDRY Nickname: “Butch” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Reading PAUL A LANDREVILEE Nickname: “Tiny” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Hunting Activities: Band and Orchestra, Personals Committee ARTHUR LANGUEDOC From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Reading Activities: 8’s Executive Commit- tee NORMAN LaROCHELLE Nickname: “Larry” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Actor-writer Activities: President of 5’s class, Vice-President Dramatic Club, Writers’ Club, Sergeant in R. O. LeuG ALICE LAWRENCE Nickname: “Al” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Typist Hobby: Reading, hiking 32 PHILIP LEO LAZOWSKI Nickname: “Scotty” From: Normandin Junior High To: Business Hobby: Bicycle riding and racing Activities: Honor Society, 8’s Ex- ecutive Committee, Editor-in- chief Class Book SIDNEY NELSON LEES, JR. Nickname: “Sid” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Florida Military School Ambition: State Motor Vehicle In- spector Hobby: Collection of records by Jan Savitt Activities: R. O. T. C. — 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. — 7, 8 DORIS LEFEBRE Nickname: “Dot” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Typist Hobby: Collecting charms RITA LEGER Nickname: “Ritz” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Typist Hobby: Collecting Pictures RITA MARION LEMAIRE Nickname: “Ri” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Music Activities: French Club, Glee Club RONALD GIDEON LEMIRE Nickname: “Ronnie” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Gymnastics Activities: Hi-Y Gym Club , track, football, CONRAD LETENDRE Nickname: “Connie” From: Normandin Junior High To: Aero Industrial Technical In- stitute Ambition: Master Mechanic Hobby: Weight lifting, hunting JOSEPH P. LATOUF Nickname: “Joe” From: Sacred Heart School To: Undecided Ambition: Certified Public Ac- count Hobby: Collecting old coins Activities: Football, Traffic Squad DANIEL FOSTER LEWIS Nickname: “Dude” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Hobby: Model building, reading, sketching Activities: Dramatic Club ETHEL ANNA LIPSON Nickname: “Eth” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Sargent College Ambition: Physical education Hobby: Stamp collecting, tennis, swimming Activities: Trafhe Squad, Girls’ tennis, Girls’ Basketball 33 JUNE 1940 EDWIN LIVRAMENTO Nickname: “Eddie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Reading Activities: Varsity Basketball IRENE LIZOTTE Nickname: “Renee” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Model Hobby: Dancing Activities: Mimeograph Club ELSIE MARY LONG From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Skating, reading DONALD O. LOOMIS Nickname: “Don” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: North Carolina State Univer- sity Ambition: Chemical Engineer Hobby: Poetry, astronomy Activites: Gaptaineim RO. le Gg Hi-Y, Advertising Committee for R. O. T. C. Semi Ann, Executive Committee for Officers’ Ball OLIVIOPA LOPES Nickname: “Lilly” From: Normandin Junior High To: Bridgewater Teachers’ College Ambition: Write a best seller Hobby: Writing Activities: President Writers’ Club, Literary Editor of “Scarlet Quill’, Honor Society, Art PETER LOUGANIS Nickname: “Pete” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: U. S. Diesel Engineering School Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Philomathean Society DOROTHY HARDING LYONS Nickname: “Dott” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretarial Work Hobby: Swimming, Ice Skating Activities: Trafic Squad, Drama- tic Club, Chairman of 7’s Dance, Decorating Committee, Home Room Treasurer GRACE M. McANDREW From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Travelling Activities: Photography, Mimeo- graph, Science, Trafhe Squad, and Philomathean Club JAMES MACEDO Nickname: ‘“Jimson or D. A.” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Yale College Hobby: Hunting, Swimming, Spending Money Ambition: Mayor of New Bedford Activities: A. C. of traffic squad, afhliated with Student Court. FLORENCE MACHIEL Nickname: “Flossie” Ambition: Bookkeeper Hobby: Making Scrapbook, Swim- ming Activities: Checker Club, Girls’ Basketball 34 RITA FLORENCE MAGNANT Nickname: ‘‘Peppers”’ From: Sacred Heart School To: Bryant College Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Piano, Swimming Activities: Mimeograph Club EDWARD McGUIRE Nickname: “Mickey” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Business Hobby: Sports Activities: Baseball, Football, Bas- ketball JAMES MALICK Nickname: “Jimmy” From: Clarence A. Cook To: North Carolina State College Ambition: A-1 Chemist Hobby: Coin Collecting, Reading Activities: Captain Adjutant — R. O. T. C., Executive Committee for Semi-Ann, 8’s Banquet Com- mittee, Deputy Chief on Traffic Squad, Senior Hi-Y, 7’s Hallowe’en Hop Committee, Checker Club, Chess Club, Mechanical Art SELMA MANELIS Nickname: “Sully” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Art School Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Knitting Activities: Girls’ League, Debating, Science, Chess, Philomathean Club | RITA MANALOFF Nickname: “Ritz” _ From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Business Career Hobby: Dancing French Club Activities: ALICE MARINELLI Nickname: ‘Mussolini” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Wilfred’s Academy Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Dancing, Bowling, Basket- ball, Softball Activities: Aviation Club, Red Cross Club, Prom Committee ERNEST MARMAROS Nickname: “Ernie” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Enter Business Hobby: Sports Activities: Personals Honor Society Committee, DOROTHY F. MARSHALL Nickname: “Dot” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing Activities: Vice-President of Mim- eograph Club, 8’s Executive Com- mittee ELSIE MARTIN Nickname: “L” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting Match Covers ELLIOT NELSON MARVELL Nickname: “Bus” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Brown Universty Ambition: Research Chemist Hobby: Chemistry and Woodwork- ing Activities: Student Court, Student Council, Radio Club, Dramatic Club, Trafhe Squad, Band, Orches- tra JUNE 1940 ROGER MATHIEU Nickname: “Mat” From: Normandin Junior High To: Aero Industries Technical In- stitute Ambition: Master Mechanic and Pilot Hobby: Gasoline Model Airplane Building NORMAND MATHIEU Nickname: “Fat” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Druggist Hobby: Reading Activities: Honor Society BARBARA WING MATTHEWS Nickname: “Babs” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Miss Farmer’s School of Cook- ery Ambition: Dietitian Hobby: Music, Art, Stamp Collect- ing, Pen Pal Corresponding, Read- ing Activities: Science Club, Honor Society, Art WALTER MAXFIELD Nickname: “Maxie” From: Parker Street School To: Colby College Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Music Activities: Band, Orchestra LILLIAN M. MAYE Nickname: “Lil” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Textile Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Reading Activities: Girl’s League, President of French Club, Honor Society, Vice President of Girl’s League SENIORS DORIS F. MAYNARD Nickname: “Dot” From: Normandin Junior High To: St. Luke’s Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading, Piano Activities: French Club, Traffic Squad RITA M. McCARTHY Nickname: ‘‘Charlie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Travel Hobby: Horseback Riding Activities: Red Cross Club, Avia- tion Club FRANCIS JAMES McCAWLEY Nickname: ‘“Mac” From: Holy Name School Ambiti on: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Bicycling, Collecting old and odd Newspapers Activities: Basketball, President of Mimeograph Club, District Chief- Trafhe Squad JOHN F. McGOVERN Nickname: “Jack” or “Mac” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Massachusetts Nautical School Ambition: U. S. Coast Guard Academy Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Activities: Ra Om aes ALICE HILDA MEDEIROS Nickname: “Al” From: Normandin Junior High To: Wilfred’s Academy Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Dancing and Swimming AUGUSTINA MEDEIROS From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Sewing JOSEPH C. MEDEIROS Nickname: “Joey” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Brown Sharp Ambition: Machinist Hobby: Sports ae Baseball, Traffic Squad LORRAINE MEDEIROS Nickname: “Lor” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Office Worker Hobby: Drawing MILDRED MEDEIROS Nickname: “Millie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Sports MILLIE MEDEIROS Nickname: “Millie”’ From: Normandin Junior High To: St. Luke’s Training School Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading, Photography Activities: Trafic Squad, Personal Committee, Red Cross Club JOSEPH MEGGISON ee ” Nickname: “Joe From: St. Mary’s School To: Undecided Ambition: Business Manager Hobby: Swimming MARY PAULINE MEGGISON Nickname: ‘“Meggie” From: St. Mary’s School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Sports Activities: Red Cross Club, Mimeo- graph Club, Superlative Committee LEO MELANSON From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Hobby: Sports and Reading LILLIAN MELLO From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Scrapbook, Reading DONALD MELLOR Nickname: “Don” From: Durfee High Ambition: Travel Hobby: Sports Activities: Baseball, Basketball Bei 37 JUNE 1940 IRENE H. MELLOR Nickname: ‘Speed”’ From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Roller Skating Activities: Trafic Squad WARREN MENDEZ Nickname: “Buddy” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Prep School Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Collecting Swing Records Activities: Track RUTH HOWES MENDES Nickname: ‘Ruthie’ From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Stamps RAYMOND MERCIER Nickname: “Bartz” From: Normandin Junior High To: Aero Industries Technical In- stitute Ambition: Master Aviation Me- chanic Hobby: Hunting Activities: Football, R. O. T. C. SAMUEL MICKELSON Nickname: ‘Mike’ ‘Sam the Third” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Boston University Ambition: Teacher in Commercial Education Hobby: Stamp Collecting and Breeding Pigeons Activities: Platoon Sergeant in R. Ore Cs Cranetoquad MARTHA MILLER Nickname: “Marty” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Beth Israel Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading Activities: Girl’s League, Chess Club EDWARD MINKIN Nickname: ‘Eddie’ From: Home Classes To: Undecided Ambition: Businessman Hobby: Stamps and Swimming Activities: Traffic Squad, Checker Club, Mimeograph Club ERO CELIA MITCHELL Nickname: “Sonja” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Pratt Institute Ambition: Fashion Designer Hobby: Figure Skating Activities: Art LILLIAN AURORE MITCHELL Nickname: “Lil” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Music Activities: French Club, Glee Club, Mimeograph Club JEANNETTE MODIANO Nickname: “Jan” From: Highland Park High School To: Business Ambition: Companion and Secre- tary Hobby: Dancing Activities: Traffic Squad, Chess Club SENIORS 38 ALBERT MONTEIRO Nickname: “Monty” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Aviator Hobby: Art KATHLEEN MAY MOONEY Nickname: “Kay” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Secretarial School Ambition: Steno-typist Hobby: Tennis, Collecting Snap- shots Activities: Girl’s League MILDRED RUSSELL MOORE From: Parker Street School To: Truesdale Hospital Ambition: Public Health Nursing Hobby: Reading, Writing, Photo- graphy Activities: Writer’s Club MARIO MOUTINHO Nickname: ‘“Moe” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Printer Hobby: Music meriiceiee Lt, R. O, 'T. C., As- sociate Editor of Class Book, Mem- ber of Music Committee for the Officers’ Ball, Head of Printing Committee for the Semi-Ann, Art, Mechanical Drawing, Traffic Squad, Orchestra CHARLES MURRAY Nickname: “Charlie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Bridgewater State Teachers College Ambition: Singing Hobby: Reading Activities: Honor Society, Science Club ROBERT NERING Nickname: “Bob” From: Normandin Junior High To: Northeastern University Ambition: Civil Engineer Hobby: Collecting Stamps, Photo- graphy AchtUrliess- Khe Oo Lk.) C9 rane Squad WARREN B. NEWELL From: Clarence A. Cook Ambition: Machinist Hobby: Ping Pong NELLIE NIEG Nickname: “Nell” From: Normandin Junior High To: Kinyon’s Ambition: Typist Hobby: Stamp Collecting, Danc- ing, Sports Activities: Photography THEODORE NISSON Nickname: “Teddy” or “Ted” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Business Work Hobby: Baseball, Reading Activities: Baseball LILLIAN NORTON Nickname: “Lil” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Wilfred Academy Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Photography Activities: Photography Club, Art, D. C. of Trafic Squad JUNE 1940 RAYMOND O’BRIEN Nickname: “O’By” From: Holy Name To: Brown University Ambition: To get through College Hobby: Reading Activities: Honor Society ANTONE OLIVEIRA Nickname: “All y” From: Normandin Junior High To: Vocational Ambition: Musician Hobby: Sax Playing Activities: Trafhe Squad CHARLES ORLOWSKI Nickname: “Charlie” From: Normandin Junior [igh To: Undecided Ambition: Bookkeeper Hobby: Reading Magazines Activities: Science Club MARY LOUISE ORCUTT Nickname: ““Mary-Lou” From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Music and Bowling Activities: Band, Orchestra, Stu- dent Council, French Club, Mar- shal Squad ANN OTIS Nickname: “Otis” Irom: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Newspaper work Hobby: Collecting records Activities: Personals Committee, Art SENIORS DORIS P. OUILLETGS Nickname: “Phyl” From: Parker Street School To: Penn Hall, Pennsylvania Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Flying, Photography, Fish- ing, Swimming Activities: _ Photography Club, Mimeograph Club, Red Cross Club, Aviation Club THELMA PEGG Nickname: “Peggy” From: Normandin Junior Hig To: Domestic Work Ambition: Governess Hobby: Dancing and Scrap Books Activities: Philomathean HELEN@PELE Nickname: “Len” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Kenyon School Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Traveling Activities: Art, Trafic Squad, Mimeograph Club BERTRAND PELLETIER Nickname: “Duke” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Bowling, fights Activities: Track, football AUGUSTO PEREIRA Nickname: “Gus” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Business World Ambition: Typist Hobby: Model Airplanes,, Drawing Activities; Motto Committee aS «= =) ¢2. AILEEN BOYER PERKINS Nickname: “Perky” From: Normandin Junior High To: Bates College Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Match Cover Collecting, Art Activities: President of Girls’ League, 8’s Executive Committee, Honor Society, Prom Committee, Chairman Welfare Committee, Girls’ League Executive Commit- tee MADELINE PERRAS Nickname: ‘‘Mac” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretarial Work Hobby: Bridge Playing Activities: French Club LUCIEN OMER PICHETTE Nickname: “Luscious” From: La Salette, N. H. To: Undecided Ambition: Study Medicine Hobby: Music, Photography Activities: Hi Y, Varsity Football, President of Science Club, Sport Editor of Class Book JEANNE PIGNONE Nickname: “Lucky” From: Normandin Junior High To: A Horse’s Training School Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Collecting Banners, In- door Roller-skating Activities: Secretary Philomathean Club, French Club, Orchestra, Trafhe Squad, Basketball ABEL PIMENTAL Nickname: “Abe” From: Normandin Junior High To: Barber Shop Ambition: Boxing Hobby: Collecting fighters’ auto- graphs DONALD PINAULT Nickname: “Peanuts” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: N. B. Textile School Ambition: Draftman, designer Hobby: Stamp Collecting, Collect- ing Pictures of New Bedford ACTIVITICSE Kies Oats Ge HELEN MURIEL PLANT Nickname: “Plante” From: Parker Street School To: Office Work Ambition: Office Manager Hobby: Dancing, reading Activities: Honor Society, Senior Red Cross, Chairman of Senior Personal Committee, Art. STANLEYSEs POPE Nickname: “Pop” From: Fairhaven High School To: New Bedford Textile School Ambition: Chemical Engineer Hobby: Stamp Collecting Activities: Honor Society RICHARD ANDERSON PRICE Nickname: “Dick” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: New Bedford Textile Ambition: Major in Chemistry Hobby: Marksmanship Actiiliess Roe On Je Ca Lramc Squad, Rifle Team, Captain R. O. TS Gi; Prize Squadsp 193 e019 59 NORMAN A. PROVOST Nickname: “Professor” From: Roosevelt Junior High Okie eee Ambition: Research Chemist or Politician Hobby: Stamps, Camera, Chemistry Activities: Debating Team Mana- ger, Band, Orchestra, Alpha De- bating Society, Vice-President JUNE 1940 41 MAURICE RAINVILLE From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Music, Dancing, Skating CECILIA RAMALHO From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Reading, Travel MILTON REYNOLDS Nickname: “Henry” From: Mason’s Corner School To: Business World Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Reading, Swimming, Base- ball PHYLLIS RICHARDSON Nickname: “Phyl” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Chester Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Collecting Souvenirs LOUGITEESRICHER Nickname: “Lu” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretarial Work Hobby: Reading Activities: French Club, Honor Society WILLIAM RILEY Nickname: “Bill” From: Holy Name To: Undecided Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Bicycling, Radio Activities: Sergeant R. O. T. C. ALVARO RODRIGUES Nickname: “‘Alvo” ‘“‘Sweetpea” From: Roosevelt Junior High - To: Undecided Ambition: Politician Hobby: Baseball CONSTANCE RODRIGUES Nickname: “Connie” From: Normandin Junior High To: Chester Hospital Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading, Bicycle riding, Scrapbooks EVELYN ROSE From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Reading Activities: Prom Committee JEANETTE ROSENFIELD Nickname: “Jenny” “Rosie” From: Roosevel t Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Business Woman Hobby: Reading Activities: Senior Red Cross, Avia- tion Club HENRY ROSZKIEWICZ Nickname: “Hank” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Stamp collecting Activities: R. O. T. C., Honor Society ARTHUR ROSSITER Nickname: “Fuzzy” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Window Washer Hobby: Fishing, reading Activities: Pres. of Dramatic Club, Superlative Committee ELLEN RYDER From: Clarence A. Cook To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Skating, Sewing, Reading Activities: Mimeog raph Club FRANCIS SADOWSKI Nickname: “Zeus” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Play Pro. Football Hobby: Reading Activities: Football, Baseball, Per- sonal Committee AMELIA SALLES Nickname: “Amy” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Boston School of Design Ambition: Dress Designer Hobby: Golf, Sailing, Music Activities: Band, Orchestra, Art, Girls’ League, member of Hospi- tality Committee DEONILDA SANTOS Nickname: “Deo” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Swain School Ambition: Fashion Designer Hobby: Dancing EDWARD SANTOS Nickname: “Sandy” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Mail Clerk Hobby: Drawing Activities: Trafic Squad ELSIE SANTOS From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Secretarial School Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Skating Activities: Mimeograph Club PRISCILLA SANTOS Nickname: Prissy From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Hyannis Normal College Ambition: Teacher Hobby: Photography Activities: Photography Club, Mimeograph Club MANUEL SARDINHA Nickname: “Manny” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Ofhce Work Hobby: Reading, Athletics —— JUNE 1940 JAMES SCHOLES Nickname: “Jimmy” From: Normandin Junior High To: Pratt Institute Ambition: Automotive designer Hobby: Automobiles, models, art HAROLD SCHWARTZ Nickname: “Harry” From: Mount Pleasant School To: N. B. Textile School Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Stamp Collecting Activities: Checker Club, Chess Club SELMA SCHWARTZ Nickname: “Sel” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Bryant College Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Reading Activities: 77s Dance Committee DONATO SCISSENTO Nickname: Dennie From: Normandin Junior High To: Kinyon School Ambition: Business Executive Hobby: Playing with Power tools Activities “2nd 1tein Re ©. LG. Trafic Squad, Drawing, Science Club BURTON SEDERHOLM Nickname: Burt From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Textile School Ambition: Chemistry or Aviation Hobby: Sports SENIORS METHYL SHAPIRO Nickname: “Meth” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Bryant College Ambition: C. P. A. Hobby: Collecting Glass Animals Activities: Debating, Chess, Traffic, Philomathean Club, Orchestra MARION E. SHARROCK From: Mason’s Corner Grammer School To: New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Music Activities: Band, Orchestra MERRILL SHWARTZ Nickname: Mel From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Realeaotate Ambition: Philanthropist Hobby: Reading Activities: Debating Society, French Club WANDA I. SIECZKOWSKI From: Normandin Junior High To: New Bedford Textile School Ambition: Testing and Fabric Analyst Hobby: Reading IRENE J. SILEER From: Sacred Hearts’ Academy, Fairhaven To: Undecided Ambition: Teacher Hobby: Music Activities: Honor Society, Vice- President of French Club, Girl’s Chorus 44 ALBERTINA SILVA Nickname: Tina From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Business woman Hobby: Scrapbooks, Collecting Charms DOROTHY SYLVIA Nickname: “Dottie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Typist Hobby: Dancing Activities: Trafic Squad VICTOR T. SILVA Nickname: “Vic” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Stamp collecting Activities: Tennis Team LUCILLE SIROIS Nickname: “Lu” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading Activities: French Club DOROTHY MAY SMITHSON Nickname: Dot From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Undecided Ambition: Office Work Hobby: Drum Majorette, Basket- ball, Stamp Collecting | Activities: Mimeograph Club, Bas- ketball, Art FRANCIS SOBOLEWSKI Nickname: Soby From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: C. P. A. Hobby: Stamps, Airplane Models Activities: R. O. T. fo, Trafhic, Honor Society BERNICE A. SOULE Nickname: Bern From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Peabody Hospital Ambition: Christian Science Nurse Hobby: Foreign Correspondent MADELINE P. SOUZA Nickname: Mady From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Swimming FERDINAND SOWA Nickname: Ferd From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Government Work Hobby: Collecting Pennants Activities: Sports, Hi-Y ALICE EVA SPOONER Nickname: “Shorty” From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Sewing, Skating, Scrap- books Activities: Art JUNE 1940 BEVERLY SPRINGER Nickname: Bev From: Columbean Grammar School To: Vesper George Art School Ambition: Advertising Artist Hobby: Drawing, Swimming and Tennis Activities: Art, Photograph Club, Football Dance Decoration Com- mittee, 7’s Halloween Hop Com- mittee EMILIA STARSIAK Nickname: “Millie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Stamp and post card col- lecting Activities: Honor Society GERTRUDE STEBEN Nickname: Gert From: Normandin Junior High To: Campbell’s Secretarial School Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Piano Playing IRENE STEC Nickname: “Ronnie” From: Normandin Junior High To: Campbell’s Secretarial School Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Music Activities: Photography Club, Mim- eograph Club, Prom Committee CHARLES ROBERT STEELE Nickname: Bob From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Musician Activities: Philomathean Club, Or- chestra, Trafhe Squad MAURICE R. STEIBLIN Nickname: “Frenchy” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Postal Service Hobby: Drumming Activities: French Club JOHN STEWARDSON Nickname: “Johnny”, ‘Stewie’ From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Chef or Baker Hobby: Reading ROLAND ST. GELAIS Nickname: “Saint” From: Normandin Junior High To: Civil Service or U. S. Army Ambition: U. S. Army Officer Hobby: Reading Activities: Re G2 Cel rane Squad CLAIRE B. SURPRENANT Nickname: “Cuddles” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Swimming Activities: Mimeograph Club, Traf- fic Squad EVA SYLVIA From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office worker Hobby: Knitting, Dancing, Collect- ing Pictures of Movie Stars Activities: Mimeograph Club 46 MARY SYLVIA From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Bryant College Ambition: Photography Activities: Honor Society, Mimeo- graph Club, Photography Club, Class Book Committee ROBERT L. TABER Nickname: “Bob” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Northeastern Hobby: Reading DONALD B. TALMAGE Nickname: “Don” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Harvard or West Point Ambition: Officer in the Army En- gineers Hobby: Traveling Activities: Major in R. O. T. C., Honor Society, Hi-Y, Student Council JOSEPH A. TANGUAY Nickname: Professor From: Normandin Junior High To: New Bedford Textile School Ambition: Machinist First Class Hobby: Photography DAVID TAVARES Nickname: “Dave” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Linotypist Hobby: Stamp Collecting Activities: Color League Basket- ball EUCLIDES TEIXEIRA Nickname: “Coolidge” From: Normandin Junior High To: Bentley’s Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Airplane models JESSE W. TEIXEIRA Nickname: “Jet” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Boston University Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Stamps Activities: Treasurer of Freshman and Sophomore Class, Debating So- ciety, Philomatheon Society, Traffic Squad, Honor Society NEWTON A. TEIXEIRA Nickname: “Newt” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Mass. Institute of Technology Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Reading Activities: Honor Society, Debat- ing Society, French Club, Chess Club, Slide Rule ANNA M. THOMAS Nickname: ‘Annabelle’ From: Holy Name School To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Scrap-Book Work ANNIE S. THOMAS Nickname: “Kay” From: Sacred Heart School To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Sports JUNE 1940 47 MARGOT THOMPSON Nickname: ‘“Margie”’ From: Fairhaven High School To: Undecided Ambition: Novelist Hobby: Collecting pictures Activities: Class Reunion Com- mittee NORMAND J. THOMPSON Nickname: “Norm” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Draftsman Hobby: Stamps, Coins, Dramatics Activities: Dramatic Club EDWARD TOMKOWICZ Nickname: ‘““Tommy” From: Normandin Junior High To: Boston University Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Hobby: Collecting pictures of radio stars Activities: French Club, Philoma- theon Club, Business Manager of Classbook CHRISTOPHER TOWNSEND Nickname: “Chris” From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Army Air Corp. Ambition: Pilot Hobby: Aviation Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Football EMILE TRAHAN Nickname: Rembrandt From: Normandin Junior High To: Art School Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Boxing, Drawing Activities: Writer’s Club SENIORS CHESTER TRAVERS Nickname: ‘Chet’ From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Sports Writer or An- nouncer Hobby: Aviation, Photography, Radio Activities: Baseball, Golf CHARLES TSOUPRAKE Nickname: ‘“Soupy” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Attend West Point Hobby: Reading Activities: Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Honor Society MARY VALLADOA Nickname: “Val” From: Clarence A. Cook To: N. E. Conservatory of Music Ambition: Piano teacher Hobby: Swimming, Ice-skating Activities: Classbook Committee, Honor Society DOROTHY G. VASCONCELLES Nickname: “Dottie” From: Clarence A. Cook To: Bryant College Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, Swimming, Col- lecting pictures Activities: Classbook Committee, Mimeograph Club GEORGE S. VELIMESIS Nickname: ‘Vely” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Columbia University Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Music Activities: Honor Society, French, Club, Band, Orchestra, Chess Club, Slide Rule, Debating Club 48 HELEN L. VIEIRA From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Nursing School Ambition: Child Nursing Hobby: Autographs and Scrap- books SIDNEY WAINER Nickname: “Sid” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Commercial College Ambition: Broker Hobby: Fishing and Traveling Activities: Vice President of Debat- ing Society, Vigilante Chief, As- sistant Chief of Traffic Squad, Cir- culation Manager of Whaleman SAMUEL WALDER Nickname: “Sammy” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: North Carolina State Ambition: B. S. in E. E. Hobby: Guns Vciviries: Ko O.-T. C., D. C. on Trafic Squad, Organizer and super- visor of Mimeograph Club, Science Club, 7’s Dance Committee, 8’s Superlative Committee KATHLEEN B. WALSH Nickname: Kay From: Saint Mary’s School and Roosevelt Junior High To: Framingham State Teacher’s College Ambition: Home Economics Teacher Hobby: Music Activities: Member of Honor So- ciety, Chairman of Exchange Com- mittee of Girls League, Treasurer of French Club MARTIN L. WALTON, JR. Nickname: “Marty” From: Douglas High To: Lincoln University Ambition: Surgeon Hobby: Sports and Collectios Activities: 8’s Executive Commit- tee, Photography Club, Pres. of Hi- Y, Associate Justice, Defense At- torney on Student Court, Foot- ball, Track RUTH WARD Nickname: Ruthie From: Mt. Pleasant School To: Posse Ambition: Physical Education Dir- ector Hobby: Dancing and Swimming Activities: Girls’ League, Traffic Squad, Photography Club, Art, Girls’ Basketball GERSON WEINSTEIN Nickname: “Red” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Undecided Ambition: Physical Director Hobby: Music, Saving Esquire Activities: Track MARGARET WELSH Nickname: Peggy From: St. Mary’s School To: Undecided Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Swimming, Hiking Activities: Mimeograph Club, Sen- ior Red Cross ERWIN WERTHAMER Nickname: “Dutchy” From: Haverhill High School To: Engineering School Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Music, Dramatics Activities: Dramatics DORIS E. WEST Nickname: ‘“Westy” From: Parker Street School To: Undecided Ambition: Pianist Hobby: Piano ROBERT WILCOX Nickname: Bob From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Dancing, Art Activities: Philomatheon Club, Science Club, Chess Club, Traffic Squad, Prom Committee DOROTHY WOODACRE Nickname: “Dot” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Fashion School of New England Ambition: Fashion Designer Hobby: Collecting swing records Activities: Trafhc Squad, Photo- graphy Club, Philomathean Club, Debating Club MARION M. YOUNG Nickname: ““Youngie”’ From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Interior Decoration Hobby: Art, Music, Reading Activities: Honor Society, Photo- graphy MIRIAM YOUNG Nickname: “Mim” From: Normandin Junior High To: In Business Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Traffic SENIORS CONSTANCE E. YORK Nickname: “Connie” From: Thomas R. Rodman To: McLean Hospital Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Reading and Sports Activities: Honor Society, Choral Group, Debating Club, Philoma- theon Club JENNIE ZALENSKA Nickname: “Blondie” From: Roosevelt Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Office W ork Hobby: Stamp Collecting Activities: Honor Society ELAINE R. ZEITZ Nicknames “Lyn” From: Betsey B. Winslow To: Wellesley Ambition: M. A. Degree Hobby: Dancing, Music Activities: Honor Society, Dramat- ic Club, Cast of “Stage Door”, Glee Club, Alumni Night Enter- tainment, Chairman of Book Com- mittee, 7’s Dance Committee RITA B. ZYGIEL Nickname: “Ziggie” From: Normandin Junior High To: Undecided Ambition: Travel Hobby: Music, Corresponding Activities: 7’s Football Dance, Mimeograph Club 50 JUNE 1940 . 51 SENIORS GIVAS Sells ha, In September, 1936, a group of eager excited young people gath- ered at the County Street Field of the New Bedford High School Fin- ished Products Airlines, Inc. They boarded the huge plane and took off on a four-year flight. The name of this air liner was “Class of June, 1940”. Our host for the first two years of this trip was Mr. G. Walter Williams, who retired from his post in 1938, when Mr. Allison R. Dorman succeeded him. Being freshmen, we were unable to fly without supervision and had as class advisor, Miss Mildred E. Gray. The officers of the class for this term were: President, Walter Maxfield; Vice President, Frederick Fish; Secretary, Louise Johnson; Treasurer, Jesse Teixeira. Represent- ing us in the Student Council we had Walter Maxfield, Marjorie Nich- olson, George Burgess, and Raymond O’Brien. During the term, a Freshmen Dance was held which proved to be successful. On this same occasion, a supper was also served but none of the cadets got “air sick”. At the end of this term, a few of our passengers failed the test flights and had to bail out, but most of the time it was smooth riding. Still riding high in the clouds at the beginning of our sophomore year in September, 1937, we elected as officers of the flight, President, Andrew Doyle; Vice President, Walter Maxfield; Secretary, Louise Johnson; Treasurer, Jesse Teixeira. As advisor on this trip we had Miss Anna Dorgan, who saw to it that nothing went wrong at the con- trols. This time Andrew Doyle, Phyllis Dunn, Elliot Marvell, Donald Talmadge, and George Burgess represented us in the Student Council. During this term, those who flew high enough to make Honor Society were Sylvia Cohen, Stevens Kosta, Ernest Marmaras, Elliot Mar- vell, Barbara Matthews, Pasqualina Morra, Pearl Rubin, and Estelle Shapiro. A presentation of “Stage Door” was enacted by the Dramatic Club during the spring of 1937 but only one of our cadets — Elaine Zeitz — showed her talents in that performance. Many of the rest of us were busy getting our wings with activities such as debating, dra- matics, R. O. T. C., and orchestra, and before we realized it, our sophomore term had disappeared. 52 Our junior year began with a new class advisor, Miss Mary E. Carroll. Our junior officers were President, Norman LaRochelle; Vice President, Paul Harwood; Secretary, Louise Johnson; Treasurer, Mar- garet Ramsbotham. We selected Norman LaRochelle, Margaret Har- rington, Phyllis Dunn, Ann Atchison, Esther Sher, and Elizabeth Janiak to represent us in the Student Council. This term the Honor Society filled rapidly with pupils who had shown willingness and eagerness to learn. Those making the grade were: Dorothy Alves, Hilda Amaral, Michel Antone, Laurette Brous- seau, Stanley Chaberek, Susan Collins, Rosetta Feingold, Phyllis Grime, Helen Hargraves, Kathryn Hoye, Raymond Knowles, Helen Kosinski, Lillian Maye, Charles Murray, Aileen Perkins, Henry Roszkiewicz, Frank Sobolewski, Mary Sylvia, Jesse Teixeira, Newton Teixeira, Mary Valladoa, George Velimesis, Constance York, and Marion Young. The Dramatic Club presented ‘320 College Avenue”. Those who participated and showed excellent acting ability were Joseph De Rocco and Arthur Rossiter. The “tuning-up” of the plane all during our four-year trip was done by members of the orchestra and band which included Phyllis Dunn, Mary Orcutt, Elliot Marvell, Amelia Salles, and Walter Maxfield. And then September 1939! A new adviser — Mr. Tripp! A new year — Senior — and plenty of excitement! The results of the election of officers were: President, Paul Harwood; Vice President, Stevens Kosta; Secretary, Anna Cohen; Treasurer, Margaret Ramsbotham. We chose Paul Harwood, Margaret Harrington, Phyllis Dunn, Mary Or- cutt, Ralph Braudy, Marjorie Cabral, and Nancy Cunha to represent us in the Student Council. The outstanding athletic feat of the year was performed by the basketball team which won the M. I. T. tournament, the first New Bedford High School team to accomplish this. Members of the class who had much to do with the success of the team were Ferdinand Sowa, Charles Tsouprake, Edwin Livramento, John Alves, and Edwin Fon- seca. A dinner was given in their honor and a plaque was presented to the High School. Gold basketballs and medals were awarded to the players. These boys also represented our school in the New England Basketball Tournament in Portland, Maine, the only team able to do this. 53 JUNE 1940 SENIORS Our great track stars were: one-half mile Champion of South Eastern Mass., “Bud” Mendes; high-jump champion, Jack Hibbits; the 220 yard Champion, “Red” Weinstein. Others on the track team were Raymond Janak, Ronnie Lemire, and Martin Walton. Our other sportsmen were: Football — Ronnie Lemire, Lucien Pichette, Eddie McGuire, Frank Sadowski, Charles Tsouprak, and Bud Hayes. Golf — Elliot Marvell and Joseph Connolly. Baseball — Teddy Nisson, Eddie McGuire, Bill Pell, Ches ter Travers, Frank Sadowski, Donald Mellor, and Ferdinand Sowa. Some of our classmates gave excellent service to the school on the student-controlled trafic squad. The Assistant Chiefs were Sidney Wainer and James Macedo. Deputy Chiefs were Joseph Curry, Paul Dubuc, James Malick, Rosalyn Goldstein, and Frank Cataen. Many of the “Boy Cadets” held offices in the R. O. T. C. They were Major Donald Talmadge; Captains Frank Chase, Harry Hancock, Stephen Gilmore, Donald Loomis, and Richard Price. First Lieutenants Frank Cataen, Mario Moutinho, and George Cobb. Second Lieutenants Bartlett Gardner, Alfred Sears, Lionel Hotte, Sidney Lees, Donald Gos- selin, Donato Sciscento, and Robert Nering. In the spring of our Senior year “June Mad” was given by the Dramatic Club. Daniel Lewis, Dorothy Lyons, Phyllis Dunn, Miriam Haney, Stevens Kosta, Norman LaRochelle, and Arthur Rossiter all showed exceptional brilliance in acting. Girls who were in the Girls’ Welfare League and gave their services whenever needed were: Anne Atchison, Dorothy Cardinal, Sylvia Cohen, Phyllis Dunn, Evelyn Eisenbach, Sally Gidley, Eva Green, Miriam Haney, Margaret Harrington, Constance Hayes, Shirley Holden, Kath- ryne Hoye, Elizabeth Janiak, Louise Johnson, Carolyne Kirby, Mary Kirk, Selma Manelis, Lillian Maye, Martha Miller, Kathleen Mooney, Aileen Perkins, Pearl Rubin, Amelia Salles, Kathleen Walsh, and Ruth Ward. On the Varsity Debating Team were Ralph Braudy, Paul Harwood, Sylvia Cohen, Pearl Rubin, and Manager Norman Provost. Out of fifteen debates, these people won eleven. Ralph Braudy won third place in extemporaneous State Championship and second in Barnstable ex- temporaneous speaking. Paul Harwood won second place in Barnstable 54 55 Original Declamation and second place in American Legion District Tournament. On April 10, we had our get-to-gether in the High School. Supper was served in the cafeteria and dancing was enjoyed afterwards in the Girls’ Gym. Various members of the class provided entertainment. “Red” Weinstein played the piano, Claire Dubois sang, and Victor Kuczewski played the accordian. Everyone had an enjoyable evening. It seemed that we just “soared” through our Senior year, for be- fore we knew it June 14, the date of our Prom was upon us. On June 17 we attended Alumni night, and June 18, our Banquet. No one will ever forget the good times that were had at these affairs. Our flight ended on June 20th and we arrived at the hangar of the New Bedford High School Finished Products Airlines, Inc. just in time to receive our diplomas for the fine work we had accomplished during the four-year trip. Many more happy landings — Class of June, 1940! ANNA COHEN, Secretary. JUNE 1940 SENIORS Smartest Handsomest Tallest Shortest Fattest Thinnest Youngest Noisiest Wittiest Teacher’s Pet Best Dressed Most Dignified Most Serious Biggest Flirt Best Natured SURERIALIVES Boys Elliot Marvell Frank Sobolewski Donald Loomis Raymond Knowles Stanley Pope Andrew Doyle Stanley Chaberek Gordon Adams Paul Landreville Samuel Mickelson Stanley Pope Victor Silva Stanley Pope Joseph Meggison Norman Thompson Augusto Pereira Norman LaRochelle Edward Tomkowicz Elliot Marvell Philip Lazowski Gerson Weinstein Andrew Doyle Olivio Lopes Raymond Knowles Charles Murray Frank Sobolewski Paul Dion Donald Mellor Lucien Pichette Edward Minkin Girls Sylvia Cohen Estelle Shapiro Amelia Salles Irene Lizotte Constance York Deonilda Santos Gertrude Dubois Rachel Demers Mary Louise Orcutt Mary Sylvia Dorothy Gregson Hilda Amaral Aileen Perkins Mary Meggison Pearl Rubin Alice Grabiec Millie Medeiros Lucy Donovan Pearl Rubin Estelle Shapiro Louise Johnson Claire Boucher Phyllis Dunn Irene Houghton Barbara Matthews Mary Valladoa Shirley LaFrance Anna Cohen Marjorie Cabral Lucy Donovan 56 Most Garrulous Most Industrious Most Popular Most Musical Best Artist Most Athletic Best Actor Best Singer Best Dancer Most Likely to Succeed Norman LaRochelle Augusto Pereira Stanley Chaberek Edward Tomkowicz Stevens Kostas Ferdinand Sowa Walter Maxfield Charles Steele Emile Trahan Albert Monteiro Charles Tsouprake Ferdinand Sowa Arthur Rossiter Daniel Lewis John Stewardson Edmund Demers Robert Wilcox Armand Bonneau Elliot Marvell Henry Roszkiewicz Pearl Rubin Lucy Donovan Barbara Matthews Mary Valladoa Phyllis Dunn Margaret Ramsbotham Amelia Salles Victoria Kuczewski Rita Fitzgerald Beverly Springer Gertrude Dubois Margaret Ramsbotham Miriam Haney Dorothy Lyons Irene Sillery Claire Dubois Gertrude Dubois Olive Greenwood Sylvia Cohen Pasqualina Morra he JUNE 1940 ] 2 3 4 SENIORS Miss Thuman, Librarian Margot Thompsen Ney BAe: Mr, Murdy 5—Gerson Weinstein 6—Elaine Zietz 7—Future Presidents 8—Mr. Tripp 9—Nancy Cunha 10-—Jack Hibbits 11—Classroom 12—-Lillian Maye 13—Andrew Doyle 14—School’s Out 15—Miss Carroll 16—Lunch Hour 58 1—School’s Out 7—Classroom 13—M. I. T. Champions 19—Comrades 2—Mr. Dorman 8—Time Out 14—Aileen Perkins 20—Three Smart Girls 3—Warren Mendez 9—R. Ward, E, Werthamer 15—View from Library 21—Alice Alpert 4—-Classmates 10—Lunch Hour 16—Meet the Mob 22—Lillian Maye 5—Co-eds 1li—2 -:05 17—Joe Heath 23—Pole Vaulter 6—On the Campus 12—Smile please. 18—A. Grzbiec, T. Pegg 24—R. Ward, R. Wilcox ee JUNE 1940 59 ACTIVITIES First row, left to right — Sylvia Cohen, Phyllis Grimes, Carolyn Kirby, Mario Moutinho, Philip Lazowski, Edward Tom- kowicz, Helen Hargraves, Mildred Frechette. Second row — Helen Plant, Mildred Medeiros, Marguerite Cabral, Evelyn Rose, Aileen Perkins, Irene Stec, Victoria Kuczew- ski, Eva Green, Doris Maynard, Susan Collins. Third row — Betty Evora, Evelyn Eisenbach, Louise Johnson, Pearl Rubin, Marion Young, Mary Orcutt, Constance York, Lottey Cohen, Francis Dabrowski, Elizabeth Janiak, Constance Hayes. Fourth row — Olive Greenweod, Paul Dion, Selma Manelis, Lucy Donovan, Beverly Springer, Ray Knowles, Deolinda Funcia, Dorothy Marshall, Claire Boucher, Alice Grabiec. Fifth row — Frank Cataen, Lionel Hotte, Harry Hancock, James Malick, Robert Wilcox, Jonathan Kaharl, Bernard Feld, Nancy Cunha, Claire Galipeau, Mary Meggison. Sixth row — Norman Provost, Donald Loomis. Joe Heath, Gerson Weinstein, Jack Hibbits, Donald Talmage, Bud Hayes, Arthur Languedoc, Jesse Teixeira, Samuel Walder, Ray Borges. GRADUATION COMMITTEES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dorothy Marshall Edward Minkin Joseph Connolly, Jr. Arthur Languedoc Mildred Frechette Aileen Perkins Mildred Ardis Philip Lazowski Lionel Hotte Joseph Heath Evelyn Eisenbach Lucy Donovan Helen Hargraves Martin Walton Jonathan Kaharl Constance Hayes (AS SS OPRICEKS Presidentus ae soa Sree anit gad A ae ee ee Paul Harwood Vice -President- .5 ..) Metre. 1. ee Stevens Kosta Secretary:..-ace ore ene ae Bei Anna Cohen ‘Treastireray. a0 Sc suse a Margaret Ramsbotham SE SIOR Sse 62 BANQUET COMMITTEE Claire Galipeau, Chairman Mary Orcutt Gerson Weinstein Jennie Jones Donald Talmage James Malick Victoria Kuczewski John Hibbits Donald Loomis Beverly Springer PROM COMMITTEE Gladys Bottomley, Chairman Paul Dion Frank Cataen Evelyn Rose Aileen Perkins Edward Golda Alice Marinelli Alyce Grabiec Irene Stec Robert Wilcox Constance York SUPERLATIVES COMMITTEE Raymond Knowles, Chairman Evelyn Eisenbach Harry Hancock Thelma Pegg Arthur: Rossiter Samuel Walder Mary Meggison Marguerite Cabral Olive Greenwood Claire Boucher CAPS AND GOWNS COMMITTEE Elizabeth Janiak, Chairman Arthur Barao Stella Amorin Frances Dabrowski Leon Fisher Susan Collins Betty Evora Leo Melanson Lucy Donovan PERSONALS COMMITTEE Helen Plant, Chairman Connie Clark Francis Sadowski Bernard Hayes Mildred Medeiros Ernest Marmaros Ann Otis Estelle Shapiro Lottey Cohen CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE Pearl Rubin, Chairman James Scholes Nancy Cunha Eva Green Margaret Harrington Deolinda Funcia Donald Mellor John Freitas Doris Maynard CLASS MOTTO COMMITTEE Louise Johnson, Chairman Elaine Callahan Bernard Feld Joseph De Rocco Augusto Pereira CLASS REUNION COMMITTEE Constance Hayes, Chairman Matilda Garczynski Joseph Tanguay Rita Cote Margot Thompson Eva Sylvia Marion Young Jes se Teixeira 63 JUNE 1940 SENIORS — First row, left to right — Stevens Kostas, President; Phyllis Dunn, Vice-President; Acracia Martin, Secretary; Janet Riley, Treasurer. Second row — Mary Valladoa, Lillian Maye, Cecelia Lewis, Helen Plant, Susan Collins, Pasqualina Morra, Dorothy Alves, Lillian Dauplaise, Helen Pars, Barbara Matthews, Lucille Richer. Third row — Estelle Shapiro, Phyllis Grime, Helen Kosinski, Helen Hargraves, Hilda Amaral, Delfina Ferreira, Laurette Brousseau, Florence Menino, Madelyn Dyer. Fourth row — Barbara Mirsky, Dorothy Cardinal, Victoria Kuczewski, Dorothy Enos, Mary Sylvia, Shirley Torres, Stephanie Popielarz, Lucy Simcick, Nancy Cunha, Irene Sillery. Fifth row — Marion Young, Ethel Mendoza, Mary Lopes, Sophie Copach, Andronicky Haggis, Aileen Perkins, Eleanor Colyer, Pauline Tenczar, Constance York. Sixth row — Philip Lazowski, Robert Butler, Harvey Ryan, Kathryn Hoye, Donald Talmage, Kathleen Walsh, William Parsons, Joseph DeRocco, Stanley Chaberek. Seventh row — Frank Sobolewski, Norman Cobb, Newton Teixiera, Hugh Allison, Paul Robbins, Michel Antone, Olivio Lopes, Ray O’Brien Eighth row — Henry Roszkiewicz, William Rebello, Elliott Marvell, Stanley Pope, Charles Murray, Edward Tomkowicz, George Velimesis. HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society was organized October 14, 1927 to give due recognition to students of high scholarship who possess distinct qualities of leadership, service, and character, and to encourage scholastic im- provement among all students. Membership in this society is one of the highest honors in the school. In order to become a member of the Honor Society the 3’s must have attained an average of at least 90% for their first year’s work; the 5’s must have attained an average of at least 88% for two year’s work; and the 7’s an average of 85% for their three year’s work. Miss Susan Shennan, the Educational Counselor, is the faculty adviser. The officers are: President, Stevens Kostas; Vice President, Phyllis Dunn; Secretary, Acracia Martin; Treasurer, Janet Riley. 64 Seated, left to right — Aileen Perkins, President; Lillian Maye, Vice-President; Louise Johnson, Secretary; Lorraine Moriarty, Treasurer. First row — Katherine Mooney, Constance Hayes, Natalie Cash, Kathleen Walsh, Mary E. Kirk, Anne Atchison, Sylvia Cohen, Elizabeth Janiak, Patricia Maye, Phyllis Greaves, Evelyn Eisenbach. Second row — Mary Salles, Amelia Salles, Shirley Holden, Kathryn Hoye, Carolyn Kirby, Martha Miller, Selma Manelis, Ruth Ward, Pearl Rubin, Anna Harrington, Dorothy Woodland. Third row — Mary Le Valley, Margaret Ritman, Bernice Tablas, Virginia Sullivan, Dorothy Cardinal, Eleanor Riley, Eva Green, Jeanne Pate, Margaret Harrington, Harriet Moriarty. FourtA row — Beverly Taber, Janet Riley, Barbara White, Betty Cunningham, Mary Louise LaBrode, Sally Gidley, Barbara Taylor, Dorothy Dillies, Miriam Haney, Jane Howard, Janice Price. GIES eAG UE The Girls’ League was organized in 1928. It consists of approx- imately fifty girls who are interested in aiding people and serving them to the best of their ability. The purpose of this league is to encourage among the members usefulness in living and joyousness of giving, naturalness of being and readiness in serving. The meetings are held every Wednesday under the guidance of Miss Lord. Any girl may make out an application for membership. These applications are filed and whenever there is a vacancy left by a grad- uating member, another girl is selected from this list. The officers during the present term are: President, Aileen Perkins; Vice President, Lillian Maye; Secretary, Louise Johnson; and Treas- urer, Lorraine Moriarty. ————= JUNE 1940 65 First row, left to right — George Burgess, Sec.; Martin Walton, Pres.; William Muldoon, Vice-Pres. Second row — Arthur Spurrier, Kenneth Gillum, Donald Talmage, Donald Locmis, Earle Smith, Frank Chase, Sidney Lees, Joseph Fernandez, Joseph Connolly. Third row — Joseph Heath, Robert Wood, Manuel Mendoza, Edward McCloud, Edward Anderson, Robert Bussey, Quentin Youngblood, Bradford Brightman. Fourth row — Antone Oliveira, Ronald Lemire, Charles Tsouprake, Jack Hibbits, Bud Hayes, Lucien Pichette, Ray Borges. Fifth row — Ferdinand Sowa, Gerson Weinstein, Bert Smith, Andrew Doyle, Mr. T. Everett McPeake, Faculty Adviser. HI - Y The Senior Hi-Y under the able guidance of their faculty adviser Mr. McPeake and the wise counsel of Mr. W. Gordon, Jr., “YMCA” instructor, has become one of the most popular clubs in the school. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community true ideals of Christian Character. Member- ship is open only to boys in the Junior and Senior class. Among the many accomplishments of the Hi-Y last term was thé sponsorship of a campaign to raise funds to help injured athletes. Ap- proximately $200 was collected from the sale of pins to the student body and the general public. The officers of the club are: President, Martin Walton; Vice- president, William Muldoon; Secretary, George Burgess; and Treasurer, William Howland. SENIORS 66 Ad vt First row, left to right — Patsy Gordon, Rae Stuart, Anna Johnson, Robert Herbst, Norman LaRochelle, Janet Riley, Natalie Cash, Madeline Dyer. Second row — Marjorie Converse, Elaine Zietz, Barbara Mirsky, Margaret Putnam, Ruth Gregory, Dorothy Lyons, Pearl Gerstenzang, Genevieve Guillet, Frances Taylor, Anita Zeman, Louise Martin, Isabelle Haznar, Stevens Kosta. Third row — Norman Thompson, Frank Chase, Leonard Ashworth, Richard Kestenbaum, Beverly Taber, Erwin Werthamer, Eve Mark, Joan Mahoney, David Lewis. Fourth row — George Burgess, Edward Koehler, Will Tripp, John McGrath, Clement Howe, George Gardner, Emery May- nard, Harold Clark, Clifton Tatro. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club holds try-outs at the beginning of each term for pupils who are interested in dramatics. The ones who successfully demonstrate their talents as Thespians are elected to membership in the club. Under the capable supervision of Miss Anna M. Brady, faculty adviser, the members of the club study the fundamentals of acting. They are given a chance to demonstrate their skill in the annual spring play which this year is called “June Mad.” The officers of the club are President, Robert Herbst; Vice-presi- dent, Norman LaRochelle; Secretary, Anna Johnson; and Treasurer, Miriam Haney. JUNE 1940 67 First row, left to right — Anita Charpentier, Lillian Maye, Irene Sillery, Lucille Sirois, Kathleen Walsh, Jeanne Boyer. Second row — Eileen Cote, Bernice La Rocque, Nancy Cunha, Jeanne Soly, Doris Maynard. Third row — Miss Lillian B. Ross, Adviser; Elizabeth Janiak, Victor LaFrance, Teresa Messier, Marcella Daniel. BRENGEISCEUB The French Club was organized to give pupils a wider com- prehension of France, — its people and its customs, and to inspire usage of French language in conversation. Regular meetings are held every Thursday at 2 o’clock. The present advisor is Miss Lillian Ross. The officers are: President, Lillian Maye; Vice-president, Irene Sillery; Secretary, Lucille Sirois; Treasurer, Kathleen Walsh. SENIORS 68 Seated, left to right — Francis McCawley, Dorothy Marshail, Phyllis Grime, Samuel Walder. First row — Rachiel Demers, Susan Collins, Pasqualina Morra, Rita Zygiel, Dorothy Alves, Eva Sylvia, Rita Cote, Elaine Callahan, Lorette Brousseau, Gilda Borges, Margaret Welsh. Second row — Alice Grabiec, Hilda Amaral, Priscilla Santos, Mary Sylvia, Helen Pars, Delfina Ferreira, Mary Meggison, Deolinda Funcia, Jeannette Belanger, Thelma Pegg. Third row — Doris Methot, Elsie Santos, Lydia Rose, Helen Pell, Claire Surprenant, Grace McAndrews, Irene Lizotte, Gertrude Giusti, Eleanor Colyer. Fourth row — Dorothy Ellis, Rita Magnant, Olive Greenwood, Doris Ouilette, Sophia Copach, Andronicky Haggis, Ethel Mendoza, Frances Captain. THE MIMEOGRAPH CLUB The Mimeograph Club of N. B. H. S. is becoming one of the most popular clubs in the school. Membership in the club is restricted to 7’s and 8’s. Meetings are held every Monday and Wednesday, two days being necessary because of the large enrollment. Members learn to operate the mimeograph machine with speed and skill, which accomplishment is very useful in office work. Mimeograph work is directed by John Britto, whereas club work is under the leadership of Francis McCawley, the president. The club is supervised by Samuel Walder, who organized and founded it, as a mem- ber of the 6’s class. The faculty adviser is Miss Peterson. The Vice-president of the club is Dorothy Marshall and Phyllis Grime is Secretary. JUNE 1940 69 7 = Rw : wy SG a First row, left to right — Walter Maxfield, Mary Orcutt, Larry Berthiaume, Doris Clinton, Doris Lord, Eleanor Riley, Dorothy Woodland, Janet Miller, Marion Sharrock, Margaret Reyes, Howard Reagan, Eleanor Dunham, Barbara Taylor, Selma Levine. Second row — Peggy Webster, Charles Plant, Stanley Goldstein, Bert Horvitz, Charles Gifford, James Gabriel, Phyllis Dunn, Lois Sturtevant, Barbara Andrews, Marion Dreisbach, Donat Couet, Alvin Schwartz, Robert Mogilnicki, Norman Kares, Bernard Hayes, Elliott Marvell, Mary Salles. Third row — Eric Marvell, Inez Sturtevant, Connie Jason, James Sykes, Janice Price, Edward Welch, Normand Provost, Daniel DaSilva, William Mee, Helen Webster, Steven Clapp, Gilbert Ferro, Hugh Allison, Walter Beaumont, Alvin Tripp, Natalie Park, Earle Bowan, Amelia Salles, Charles Johnson. NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND One of the oldest organizations in the High School is the band. Our band is one of which we can all be proud. The band plays at all football games, marches in parades, and plays at most of the auditorium periods. This organization is not only an asset to the school, but to the community as well. The band plays at many of the civic affairs of New Bedford. It plays a very important part in furthering the musi- cal ability of the High School students. The band is under the direc- tion of Clarence W. Arey. SENIORS 70 First row, left to right — Lieut. Seth H. Hudgins, Capt. Harry Hancock, Capt. Stephen Gilmore, Capt. Donald D. Loomis, Major Donald Talmage, Cap:. Adj. Charles Dvorak, Capt. Richard A. Price and Capt. Frank Chase. Second row — 2nd Lieut. Robert Nering, 1st Lieut. George Cobb, 2nd Lieut. Bartlett Gardner, 2nd Lieut. Earle Smith, 2nd Lieut. Enrico DiBeneditto, 2nd Lieut. Donald Gosselin, 2nd Lieut. Alfred Sears, and 1st Lieut. Frank Cataen. Third row — 2nd Lieut. Lionel Hotte, 2nd Lieut. Edward Minnock, 2nd Lieut. Harvey Ryan, Pvt. Norman Courtemarche, Staff Sgt. Frank Sobolewski, Pvt. Carl Dahlberg, Pvt. Robert Dietz, 2nd Lieut. Donato Sciscento, 2nd Lieut. Richard Parr, and 2nd Lieut., Sidney Lees. OE UG: The Reserve Officers Training Corps is a group of young men in our school undergoing military training. The R. O. T. C. affords to institutions a means of practical train- ing in organization, leadership, and discipline, which will be a value to their graduated students in an industrial or professional career. R. O. T. C. training at the New Bedford High School is voluntary and is confined to the upper three classes. The Unit is rated by the War Department as an Honor Unit. The R. O. T. C. unit is suffering a great loss this year with the retirement of Master Sergeant Osman. “Sarge” came to us in 1925; our Honor School ratings and Rifle Team successes since then are a tribute to his efficiency and leadership. The team is giving him a glorious send-off, winning the Corps Area Intercollegiate and Hearst Trophies this year. The instructors are Major G. Ross Rede, FA, DOL, PMS T and Sergeant George Osman, Inf., DEML. Lieutenant Seth Hudgins is in charge of the unit at the present time because of the illness of Major Rede. JUNE 1940 71 SENIORS THE NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Perhaps the oldest organization in the High School is the orchestra, also directed by Clarence W. Arey. The orchestra plays at auditorium periods, gives concerts and also plays for other outside organizations. There is also a second orchestra consisting of members who are less experienced who receive orchestral instruction in preparation to becoming members of the first orchestra. JUNIOR HI - Y The Junior Hi-Y distinctly interests itself in the support of high ideals and the maintenance of high standards of student conduct. The Junior Hi-Y chooses once a year those young men who are considered to be outstanding 1’s, 2’s, 3’s, and 4’s. Their activities, attitude and character, as well as their scholastic standing are taken into consideration in selection of members. William E. King is adviser of this club. MWolen CMMs TOG Is The Science Club was formed for those students who are inter- ested in sciences. To be eligible for membership to this club, stud- ents must have completed one year of any science in the High School curriculum. The members listen to lectures by outside speakers and fellow-members of the club. They make visits to local industrial plants. Mr. Hutchings is faculty adviser. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club was organized for the benefit of the camera fans. Each member must have his own camera and develop and print four rolls of film each semester to get credit. The club has its own dark- room and equipment. Mr. Willey is the faculty adviser. JHE VALROAS DEBATINGs SOGIE Ia The Alpha Debating Society was organized to encourage public speaking among students. Debates are carried on within the club to develop clear, logical thinking in the study of world problems. Miss Evelyn Rutter is the adviser. 72 AVIATION CLUB The Aviation Club was recently organized under the supervision of Mr. Cronin, the faculty adviser. It has been divided into two sec- tions, one for beginners and the other for advanced members. Talks on airplanes are given by club members, and airplane models are brought to the club meetings for criticism. iE WOREUER SeCLUB The Writers’ Club is an organization devoted to the encouragement of creative writing on the part of its members. Each term the club publishes a school magazine called the ‘Scarlet Quill.” Miss Black- mer is the faculty adviser. SEU DEN TE COUNGIE The Student Corncil is the student governing body of the school. The membership is composed of six representatives from the seven’s and eight’s classes; five representatives from the five’s and six’s classes; four representatives from the three’s and four’s classes; and three repre- sentatives from the one’s and two’s classes. The president of each class and the chief of the Trafic Squad are automatically members. Miss Lord is faculty adviser assisted by Mr. King. THE TRAFFIC SQUAD The Traffic Squad was organized for the purpose of maintaining order throughout the New Bedford High School. The squad consists of marshals, district chiefs, assistant chiefs, and the chief. SLUDEN T COUR LT The Student Court aids the Trafic Squad in enforcing the rules of the school which are made by the Student Council and the prin- cipal. The Court consists of a chief justice, five associate justices, a prosecuting attorney and a defense attorney, all of whom are appoint- ed by the principal. Court sessions are held weekly and penalties are usually in the form of a number of seventh periods. PHILOMATHEAN CLUB The Philomathean Club was organized for the purpose of pro- moting an interest in public speaking. The club is under the direction of Miss Blaisdell. 73 JUNE 1949 ATHLETICS First row, left to right—Tsouprake, Hutchinson, Lemire, Sadowski, Riley, Mendell, Carlisle, Seaver, Pichette. Second row—Ass’t. Coach O’Leary, Manager Gracia, Curran, Grabiec, Brault, Scammons, Hayes, McGuire, Melanson, Davidian, Coach Dodge. Third row—Nute, Haskins, Cawfield, Silvia, Darwin, Muldoon, Helme, DesRosiers, Walsh, MacLeod. THE NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM The New Bedford High School football team of 1939 has just finished a successful season despite the handicap of injuries incurred by several members of the squad. The three games which our team lost were to a fine Brockton team, a state champion contender; to Vocational, Bristol County and State Class C champions; and to a strong Cranston, Rhode Island team. The season was crowned by the placing of eight men on the three All-Bristol County teams, which is a tribute in itself. Eddie Riley, ace passer, and Charlie Tsouprake, the slashing defensive center, were honored by their selections for the first team. On the second team were placed Ronald Lemire, Carlton Mendell, Lucien Pichette, and Dick Seaver. Frank Sadowski and Ed. Hutchinson were selected for the third team. With the two first-team tackles returning next year as a nucleus along with a group of fine reserves, the prospects for next fall are bright. SENIORS 76 Front row, left to right—Dick Seaver, Ed Melanson, Ronald Lemire, Charles Tsouprake, Ed MHutchinson, Bernard Brault, Stanley Grabiec. Back row—Car!ton Mendell, Lucien Pichette, Frank Sadowski, Ed Riley. Opp. N.B. Oo paneN: DB: Warren 0 20 Quincy 7 7 Rogers 0 13 Fairhaven 0 13 Cranston 14 6 Worcester South 13 20 Lynn Classical 7 13 Vocational 6 0 Brockton 40 0 Durfee 0 7 Worcester Classical 0 13 Wins—7 Losses—3 Ties—1 BRISTOL COUNTY LEAGUE RECORD UNDER GCOACKH DODGE Won Tied Lost Durfee 7 1 0 Vocational 6 0 2 Fairhaven ys 0 1 COACH DODGE 77 JUNE 1940 First row, left to right — Dante Balestracci, John Alves, Charles Panagakos, Edward Fonseca. Second row — Arthur Sylvaria, Albert Palmeiri, Ferdinand Sowa, Stanley Grabiec, Edward Wojcik. Third row — Ernest Stasium, Manager; Edwin Livramento, Kenneth Clapp, Charles Ysouprake, Kenneth Wilkinson, Edward McGuire, Winston Dodge, Coach. SENIORS BASKETBALL The 1939-1940 basketball team started its season under a definite handicap. Only two regulars, Ferd Sowa and Al Palmeiri, were left of the brilliant team which went to the finals of the M. I. T. tourna- ment in Boston last year. This was farther than any other New Bed- ford High quintet had ever gone in the Tech tournament. Would this year’s team come any where near this record? The consensus of opin- ion was that it would not. But what happened? Starting off by beat- ing East Providence 33-27, the team gradually grew into the smooth- est-shooting, quickest-passing team in the history of the school. The climax of the regular season came with the overwhelming defeat of Vocational by a score of 53-30. This game clinched an invitation to the fifteenth annual tournament conducted by the Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass. Although New Bedford had a fine record, the team was not fav- ored to go far in the tournament by the Boston newspaper scribes. After defeating Lawrence 50-23 in the opening game, however, and breaking the tournament all-time scoring mark in the process, New Bedford’s chances of winning the title were greatly enhanced. The 78 Record of Team Opps VN: B: East Providence 2 7 33 21 40 Rogers 12 32 30 45 Cranston 26 25 Brockton 26 28 27 34 Tabor 24 44 18 41 Durfee 21 40 36 ae Fairhaven 19 We FA 42 Worcester Commerce 26 30 she 50 Vocational 30 26 30 53 Holy Family 18 37 Worcester Classical 31 50 North Quincy 19 39 36 48 Attleboro 43 41 M. I. T. Tournament New England Tournament Lawrence 25 50 Somerville 25 30 Opp. N.B. Haverhill 27, 53 Pawtucket 48 40 team then went out and defeated the highly touted Somerville team 30-25 to enter the final round. In the final, Haverhill was no match for the Crimson, who scored at will and set a new high-scoring mark for the tournament by garnering 53 points to Haverhill’s 27. Coach Dodge’s dreams had come true — an M. I. T. tournament champion- ship for New Bedford High School! The team received a bid to the New England tournament in Port- land, Maine because of the M. I. T. victory. The fact that Pawtucket defeated the Crimson machine in a hard fought match 48-40, in the first round in no way detracts from the glory won by the team. An unfortunate ankle injury to Al Palmeiri and the telling effects of a strenuous season had much to do with the defeat. Every Portland oficial commented on the gentlemanly behavior and sportsmanlike at- titude of the New Bedford boys — a compliment which offset the defeat. Coach Dodge and the students of New Bedford High School are very proud of this 1939-1940 basketball team which has set a mark for future Crimson quintets to shoot at. 79 JUNE 1940 First row, left to right — David Sullivan, Carl Smith, Leroy Faltus, William Reedy, Louis Gonsalves, William Pell. Second row — Ferdinand Sowa, Arthur Davidian, Albert Palmieri, Edward Wojcik, Chester Travers, Teddy Nisson, Donald Mellor, Eugene Oliviera. Third row — Raymond O’Leary, Asst. Coach; Edward McGuire, Francis Sadowski, Stanley Grabiec, Dante Balestracci, Ed- ward Koelher, Henry Trahan, Winston Dodge, Coach. BASEBALL The baseball team has made an auspicious start in its campaign for an undefeated season, by sweeping to victory in all of the games played to date. Defeats have been handed to Fairhaven, 5-1; Durfee, 4-0; Brockton, 1-0; and Rogers of Newport, 4-3. This year New Bedford has a veteran outfit. Eddie Wojcik is again behind the bat. Maurice Robillard, pitching ace of last season, is expected to shoulder most of the pitching burdens. Chet Travers returns to his shotstop berth, Al Palmeiri has been shifted from the outfield to first base, and Ted Nisson and Stan Grabiec at second and third respectively, round out a veteran infield. Balestracci, Sadowski, and Davidian patrol the outheld. With this outfit Coach Dodge has high hopes of winning the Southeastern Massachusetts Conference crown. SENIORS 80 First row, left to right — Charles Felix, Sidney Miller, Homer Benoit, Walter Gracia, Roland Dupre, John Crowell, Joseph Gracie, Walter Coe, Edgar Pineault, Al Deloid. Second row — Gilbert Siegal, Robert Bussey, Kenneth Knowles, Sidney Siegal, Nelson Jourdain, Gordon Nute, Ronald Lemire, Andrew Doyle, Gerson Weinstein, “Jack” Hibbits, Henry Hebert, Quentin Youngblood. Third row — Larry Chongarlides, Harry Booth, Luther Madison, William Powers, Rene Boutin, John Smith, Martin Walton, Bert Smith, Warren Mendez, Ray Janak, Joe Dias, Joseph Webster, David Saltus, James K. Donaghy, Coach. TRACK The track team under the able guidance of Coach Jim Donaghy, has piled up an enviable record for itself in the last few years. Much of the success of the team is due to the efforts of several members who graduate this June. Captain “Jack” Hibbits has been outstanding in every meet, scoring points in the high jump, broad jump, pole vault, and hurdles. ‘Red’? Weinstein is one of the best sprinters New Bed- tord High School has ever produced, having been unbeaten in the indoor season last winter. Warren “Bud” Mendez, whose specialty is the 1000 yard run, is another high scorer who will be lost to the team through graduation. Ronnie Lemire and Martin Walton in the weight events, Andy Doyle in the broad jump and hurdles, and Ray Janak in the dis- tance runs completes the list of seniors whose loss will be felt very keenly by Coach Donaghy. The high-light of the present outdoor season was the defeat of Everett and Brockton by the Crimson in a triangular meet. In this mee t “Jack” Hibbits took individual honors with 1614 points. The team won fourth place in the Northeastern Interscholastics, Worcester Interscholastics, and the Massachusetts State Meet. In the Seaboard relays, victories were scored in the one-lap and two-lap relays, and “Red” Weinstein won the special 300 yard invitation run. JUNE 1940 81 First row, left to right — Robert Herbst, Joseph Connolly, Chester Travers, Emerson Castino. Second row — Edward Anderson, Sumner Marvell, Coach; David Balestracci, E. Crawford. SENIORS GOLF TEAM The golf team appears to be well on its way to establishing an excellent record this year having won all matches to date. The team has defeated Dartmouth, 8% to 4; Barnstable, 6 to 3; Falmouth, 9 to 0; Vocational, 8 to 1; and the strong Brockton outfit, 5 to 4. Re- turn matches remain to be played with these teams to close the season. Members of the team are Joseph Connolly, Edward Anderson, Robert Herbst, Elliot Marvell, David Balestracci, Emerson Castino, Chester Travers, and John Crawford. Prospects for next year are not very bright as all players except Anderson, Herbst, and Crawford will be lost by graduation. 82 First row, left to right — William Maule, Michel Antone, George Izmirian, Carl F. W. Bergstrom, Coach. Second row — William Sullivan, Christo Pallas, Robert Lesco. Roland Charest, Kenneth Clapp, Edward Filipek. TENNIS TEAM The tennis team under the direction of Coach Bergstrom, is fast rounding into shape. It is too early at this time to make predictions with any certainty but it appears that the team is in for a good season. There are five letter men available from last year’s team as only one regular was lost by graduation. The team is capably lead by Captain Michel Antone. Ed Filipek, the number one man, is one of the finest young players ever to wield a racquet for New Bedford High School. He has defeated his opponent in every match in school competition to date. Other members of the squad are Robert Lesco, Ken Clapp, Christo Pallas, William Maule, Rudolphe Primeau, William Sullivan and Roland Charest. George Izmirian is the manager. Prospects for next year are especially bright as only one regular will be lost by graduation. The schedule this year includes matches with Rogers High of Newport, Pawtucket, New Bedford Textile School, Brockton, Attle- boro, Durfee, and Moses Brown. 83 JUNE 1940 SENIORS 84 IN APPRECIATION To Robert Brooks class of June 1941 for the inside cover sketch. To the faculty for having so graciously and willingly cooperated with us. To the Standard-Times for using their files and lending us pictures. To all the students who contributed pictures and material for this book. To the class of January, 1940 for their kindness in giving us records and material. To “Ray” Borges and “Bud” Hayes for the time and effort they put into gathering and arranging snapshots. PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Kinyon School, Star Store, Warren S. Goodspeed, George R. Cherry, C. F. Cushing, Gulf Hill, Manhattan Market, Special Laundry, Baylies’ Square Theatre, Campbell Secretarial School, Hon. Leo foe). Carney. Class Photographer — Loring Studios, Inc., 58 Spring St., New Bed- ford, Mass. 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