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

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QIcUA. lo AJie Gla44. Moiia American Beauty Rose ' Tomorrow is Forever ' Glau G dM4. Maroon and White ★ ★ ★ QlaM Odle To you, North High, we bid goodbye You ' ve been a friend so true — As we leave these halls. And as the curtain falls. Here is our call to you — Thanks for giving us four years. That we will never forget. They will all remain — In our memory lane. To you. North High, Adieu — By Clarence Janes

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★ ★ ★ ★ ELAINE WOJCIECHOWSKI Elaine Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Graduation Usher ' 44 Glee Club ' 45 Student Monitor Spring Concert ' 45 Always a good companion MARILYN MILDRED YATES Mai Ambition: Secretary Activities: Graduation Usher ' 44 ' Personality is a sure step to success ★ ★ ★ [ ooJz Staj Editor-in-chief Marie A. Chilli Advertising Committee Jane Doble (chairman) Patricia Bannon Claire LaRosee Arnold Korman Henry Bielecki Edward Wojciechowslci Joseph Lee Roselyn Gray Sarkis Mooradian Class History Edgar Plante Ruth Chabot Class Statistics William O ' Neill Gloria Morse Class Gifts Joseph Velletri Eleanor Broderick Class Will Clarence Janes Lorraine Ells Class Prophecy Wilfred Messier Agnes Collard

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★ ★ ★ ★ QIgAA. cMutandf by Ruth Chabot and Edgar Plante After scanning the Class Histories of Northern Lights of previous years, we have observed that all of the authors have been history scholars; so naturally we were chosen to help the under-classmen fully understand what has made us, THE class of ' 45, so outstanding. We entered N. A. H. S. in an air of confusion, inferiority, and, of course, meek- ness. The upper-classmen, naturally, gave their whole hearted assistance in directing us to our whereabouts. But, after a few embarrasing experiences we learned to rely upon our own judgments. Finally, the long awaited and the only eventful day of our Freshman year arrived when we elected Earle Temple, President; Mlkey McGann, Vice-P resident; Margie Messier, Secretary; and Bob Ruest, Treasurer. Although we were only Freshmen we were well represented on the football field by Hank Phipps who played with the varsity. Our Sophomore year was as uneventful as the first; Don Fournier was elected President; Mickey McGann won her second term as Vice-President; Lucille Man- dallan. Secretary; and Buddy Messier was class Treasurer. Hank Phipps, Let Caldwell, Joe Velletri, Don Fournier and Bob Ruest were recognized on the gridiron, while Johnny Dean joined the basketball squad. We came back to endure our third stretch at N. A. H. S., to begin a new episode as the upper-classmen. In the elections, Johnny Dean took the Presidency; Mlkey McGann fulfilled her old position for another year; Margie Messier acted as Secretary; and George Robitallle was our Treasurer. Joe Velletri, Billy Mason, John Dean, and Joe Jakuboski, who worked on the foot- ball field under the splendid supervision of both Mr. Call and Mr. Coakley proved able to start the team on the trend upward to the high standards of previous years. The Senior Class of 44 being short of male talent called upon Dave Parfitt and John Dean to make a success of their play. Our two festivities of the year were the Junior Social and the Junior Prom which were highly successful. Well, it finally came, the day when we were to be the recognized class of the building. We were determined to come out on top regardless of any hindrances which would confront us in our plight. Page Nineteen