North Attleboro High School - Northern Light Yearbook (North Attleboro, MA)

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“THE NORTHERN LI G H T 44 Norman Sanford leaves as quiet as ever. Jeanne Brennan leaves Eileen and Eleanor to battle over the leadership of the cheerleaders. Bob Welch, because of his experience in high school, leaves to become editor of that famous magazine, Secrets . Priscilla Mandalian leaves her sister to follow in her footsteps. Hollis Baker I eaves us wondering whose class pin he wears. Janet Swanezy leaves to take over management of that beautiful blue limousine, the Silver Streak , that her brother thinks he left in good care for the duration. Arthur Appleby leaves so quietly that we barely noticed him. Eleanor MacLine leaves with all her teachers in hot pursuit. She always had quite a time getting to a class without being attracted elsewhere. Joseph Grimes leaves the girls still sighing. Helen McAdams leaves to establish a residence in the wilds of Attleboro, (there is such a place) in order to save herself a lot of bus fare. Ray Hall I eaves his wolfing ability to Leonard Poirier. Yvonne Poirier leaves her makeup kit to Eleanor Broderick. Charles Lovely leaves us wondering ! Barbara Sanford leaves a certain sophomore urging her to take a P. G. course. Daniel Cavanagh leaves still talking. Beverly Cambridge undoubtedly leaves to take upon herself the bonds of matrimony. Constant Poholek leaves his lux complexion to Bobby Zilch. Doris Proulx leaves to make good use of her already talented voice. Ralph Norteman leaves Miss Washburn a nervous wreck. Muriel Shaw leaves hoping Bob will soon follow. Ellsie Welch I eaves his title Shortest Boy to Philip Rushlow. Hildred Bagshaw leaves to entertain the servicemen. Betty Burke leaves hoping to become a nurse. John Thompson leaves these hallowed halls at last. Yvonne Dargis leaves her title Neatest Girl to Margie Messier. Mary Tarallo leaves to recuperate after her toilsome four years of H. S. Adele Bishop leaves us wondering why she likes the-out-of-town talent. (As if we didn ' t know). Page Twenty

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chu ma by Jean Reilly and Harold Bicknell ★ We, the Senior Class of 1944, bestow upon you unfortunate underclassmen our characteristics that we have so cherished throughout our four years of high school. George Cooke, Nicky Todaro, and Elmer Riley, who have already left us, we the Class of 44 , will to them lots of luck in the future. Ray Malinowski (our exalted president) leaves to join the ranks of the quiz kids. Arthur Fong wills his congeniality to some fortunate underclassman. Verna James leaves her title of Most Talkative Girl to Bernice Rovelto. Helen LaCasse leaves to become a successful telephone operator. Donald Keagan leaves — too bad girls. Margie Larsen leaves her title Most Athletic Girl , and also her nickname, Pool- room , to Natalie Weygand. Larry Zilch leaves his manly physique to Vincent Petti. Claire Smith leaves her flaming red hair to Muriel Marlow. Henry Gobin leaves his curly locks to Joe Velletri. Mary Luchetti leaves to join her navy man, Bob. Ricky Sargent leaves his athletic ability to those dashing Dean brothers. Jackie Greve and Betty Havey leave together as usual. Richard Paquin, the liveliest boy of the class, leaves to win the war. Cynthia Tennant leaves with her constant companion, Ricky. Martha Locke leaves her sophisticated manner to Carolyn Sherman. Marie Ryder leaves to wait for Buddy. Irene Baier leaves to help brother Eddie at the store. Jerry Ebert leaves — still swooning over Frank Sinatra. James Lavery leaves still finding fault with the girls of N. A. H. S. Shirley Malinowski leaves to try out her title Girl With the Best Line . Bucky Chabot leaves his title Best Dressed Boy to Johnnie Westcott. Lena Germaine leaves her impressions on all the school mirrors. Page Nineteen

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Helene Dietz leaves with her witty remarks ringing in our ears. Phyllis Clarke, our smartest girl, leaves her title to Betty Sanford. Doris Berglund leaves hoping to organize a world-famous orchestra. Genevieve Chaput leaves her good disposition to Virginia King. John McCloughan leaves his vocational worries to the choice of the U.S.A. (United States Army). Frannie Gamache leaves her title Shortest Girl ' 1 to Lorraine Clavette. Treba Hoyt, a quiet newcomer, leaves with the rest of us. Helen Wright leaves her good looks to some lucky underclassman. Cunnie McGowan leaves a host of friends behind her. Annamae Hill I eaves her sister, Adele, to carry on the walk . (If you know what I mean). And now, Jean and I leave together. Page Twenty-one