New Bedford Vocational High School - Mariner Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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Clase Will fContinued1 Harry Wrench leaves the buildings. Margery Whalley leaves her long hngcrnails to Loretta Gurl. Chester Plocharczyk leaves the letters of his last name to Mr. Moore who is still trying to pronounce it. Everett Whittle leaves the school because he can't stay any longer. Alice Wygrzywalska leaves to the freshmen her ability to sing otI key. and scat to this document In testimony thereof, we hcrcunto set our hands on this first day of Jllay, in thc year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fort y. Witnesses: DIZZY DEAN, w. c. FIELDS, CHARLIE MCCARTHY. SUPERLA Tl VE BEST STUDENT BEST ATHLETE MOST POPULAR BEST NATURED MOST CHEERFUL MOST DAPPER THINNEST MEEKEST NOISIEST MOST SOPHISTICATED MOST ROMANTIC BEST DRESSED MOST UNDIGNIFIED BEST POLITICIAN QUIETEST BEST ACTOR BEST ARTIST BEST COMEDIAN GIGGLER PRETTIEST 1 f ar Superlatives BOY Norman Dutra Arthur Barreue Donald Sylvia Arthur Nloderto Ronald Booth Harry Wrench George Fournier Caamir Koclera Robert Kramer Roland Richardl Lester Warburton Calvin Lake Roland Lemaire George Kougiaa ,lohn Baron joseph Bielrlri Anthony Nlulroy Maurice Kennedy Frederick Barker -nr-ka Manual: Mr. Richards, Mr. Snyder wants me t Mr. Richards: Have what phone? Manual: I mean borrow the phone. Mr. Richards: Where are you going to take it? Manual: I mean I want to use it. Girls: What is a good remedy for loot trouble? Reply: Trade them in for a new pair. -2 34, CIRL Helen Hodzicwicz Helene Pietlriewiez lrene Lajoie Mary Howrihan Maude Boylea Ethel Stringer Kathryn Veary Mary Barrm Katheryn Balthazar Eleanor Smith ,leannette Pelletier Bertha Przyhyazewlha Senior Girl: Jennie Pietrzylrowaka Rosalina Mello Corinne Tolenlino Maude Boyle: Senior: o have your phone.

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Clan Will fContinuedj Rosalina Mello leaves her artistic ability to Alice Wicherska. Alfred Messier leaves his dancing ability to Cotton King. Graziella Metivier leaves her curly hair to anyone who dislikes permanent waves. Harry Miller leaves his kicks like a mule to the soccer club for a souvenir. Arthur Modesto leaves his position as class treasurer to a hard working Jl-.ll'll0I'. Hilda Modesto wills her quiet ways to anyone who thinks she can keep uiet. q Edward Morris leaves to George Thomas his quiet and unassuming manner. Anthony Mulroy leaves the Industrial Design department alone. John Mysona leaves his wad of Dentyne gum to Kenneth Whalley. Raymond Ouimette leaves his two reserved seats in the gallery of the Rialto Theatre to the next up and coming Romeo. Armand Pariseau leaves his position at first base to Harry Potevina. Jane Parker leaves her nickname of Red to any red headed junior. John Pederson leaves to continue his polishing career Jeannette Pelletier leaves her ability to sneeze at the proper time when she thinks she will be called upon. William Peters leaves his ability to sit down to any sit down striker. Bertha Przybyszewska leaves her good sense of humor to Theresa Brodeur. Helene Pietkiewicz leaves her position as head cheer leader to Lodga Kielbasa. Jennie Pietrzykowska wills her ability to ask questions about chemistry formulas. Harry Plissey leaves his dry jokes to Roger Allain. Roland Richards leaves his absentee record to anyone who can afford days out. Evelyn Rihbany leaves her good posture to her sister Rosaline. Charlotte Robertson leaves her quiet voice to Josephine Law. Adelaide Roderiques leaves her beauty culture to anyone who thinks that they are as good as she is, Raymond Roy leaves his love for Weigel's garage to the next bright Junior. Boleslaw Sadowski leaves his four enjoyable years to Mr. Tabor. Arthur Sequin bequeaths his drag with Mr. Leonard to Herky . Eleanor Anne Smith leaves her changing hair styles to anyone with time and patience. Florence Smith leaves to any Junior the congratulations for being the first one engaged. Arthur Soares leaves his ability to truck in shop to an independent jitterbug. Peter Sowa wills his seeming disinterest to Tommy Livesey. George Sweet leaves to continue his newspaper career. Ethel Stringer wills her ability to take her time at everything to Dorothea Coleman. Edith Sullivan leaves her ability at table sewing to Alice Richards. Donald Sylvia leaves without a possibility for a third term for presidency. Hope Atwood, Hazel York, Doris Chandler and Phyllis Taber .eave school still hoping to be great friends. Corinne Tolentino wills her cooking ability to her sister. Randall Unwin leaves the radio room without an antenna. Mary Viera wills her ability to alibi out of everything to Rhea Labonte. Lester Warburton leaves his title of class Romeo to Steve Sylvia. Althea Washburn leaves her sophisticated talk. Edward Wasilewski leaves the candy case to Eugene Potkay. ..2 21

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Class Prophecies EMILY ALBERTINI Our friend Emily Alliertini Who is never a grouch ur a meanie Wants lu be a waitress We know she'll he a success. ANTONE ALMEIDA Tony we hnow is a studious lad He scarcely ever malres a sound He isn'l the kind to be mad or sad You hardly know when he is around. LEO ALSIS Leo will someday had himself As Admiral of a fleet ln his white uniform and shining buttons He'll give the girls a treat. MARIE AN ESTI Marie has a lznach for designing clolhes She also malzes friends wherever she goes So with .. paint brush in her :ana She'll he the toast of all the land. MARY ARAUJO Mary Araufa, a dieticiall she'll be In the hospital in our lawn. And if perchance yau're forced to go, l'm sure yau will not frown. HOPE ATWOOD Hope a governess is A very capable one indeed In her very hindly manner Shell show the children what's the matter. ROGER ATWOOD Roger will he a hermit Until he meets his fill. He'll have his fill of solitude, Until he meets his jill. FREDERICK BARKER Frederick or folly Bay so called For his laugh is remembered hy all He is too small to be n carpenter So he is worhing at Fuller and Barker. KATHERYN BALTHAZAR Katheryn is a charming hostess In a large and spacious manor Performing her duties with success Greeting guests in a pleasant manner. ARTHUR BARRETTE We see our captain there At every great gridiron game And from the way he directs his men We hnuw him by his fame. JOHN BARON The Baron a mighty man is he Whose physique is very pleasing As a physical culture expert, He won't need any teasing. MARY BARROS Mary's ability to sew Has helped her a lot we know ln mahing clothes far others The compliments she gathers, MILDRED BEARD Mildred is a :harming governess She is a great success For when she smiles that lovely smile They all cheer up for a little while. LEONA BELLOTTI In her tearoom sweet and clean Leona can be seen There we'll slap and lzug Her lavely cakes and pies. JOSEPH BIELSKI foe's been warhing on the railroad All the tive-tang day Not lo pass the time away But to earn some pay. ADELAIDE BOINO Adelaide is now a nurse She's the doctors' delight And the patients' pleasure With her cheerful smile so bright. JOHN BOLLEA fahn is a happy-ga-lucky Never worried about a thing So we prophecy his future ln the rote of a foreign king. JAMES R. BOOTH jimmy is a punsler Comicul as can be In the end he'll he a comedian The best you'll ever see. E24-