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

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★ Gus Korman wills his 2% interest In a Refined Boston Theater to Dick Larsen. Hope Wyche leaves in hope of continuing her artistry at college. Pat Bannon leaves to join George and bolster the fleet. Earl Comic Book Hartman leaves Miss Erving wondering where he gets his oral topics. Therese Achin wills her quietness to Pat Bosworth. Evelyn Babbitt leaves her bus tickets to Ann Korman. Robert Brennan wills his title (Most Talkative Boy), to Howard Gilroy Betty Barnes leaves to haunt Reeves Drug Store until Bill returns from Tufts. Harriet Beaumont leaves to obtain a report from a special reporter. Robert Roberts leaves to take up married life in earnest. Claire LaRosee leaves to acquaint herself with South Pacific customs so that she will be able to make Warren feel at home when he returns. June Kenney leaves to become a hostess at the Golden Pheasant at Bungay. George Robitallle wills to his brother Dean his slogan Love- ' em and Leave- ' em. Beverly Gallotta leaves to join Arthur, who is waiting at the side door for her with his trusty bike. Doris Gauthier leaves that walk to Ann Thomas. Arthur Messier leaves his Shirley or does he? Ill Edna Semple leaves in her own quiet little way. Carolyn Sherman leaves to ask the Ouija Board what her future will be. Chucky Legg wills his title, Class Bunker , to Maurice Valade. Gloria Morse leaves to extend her Interest In that blue coupe. Bernice Rovelto leaves her title. Most Talkative Girl, to Barb Brennan. Bob Beausoleil leaves — Don ' t worry Torchy he won ' t go far away. Kathleen McNamara and Dottle Reilly leave their companionship to their sisters. Jane Doble leaves her title. Smoothest Girl, to Barb Murphy. Joe Lee leaves with his weird wardrobe to join RInglIng Brothers ' clown troop. Estelle and Florence LeBlanc, our class sisters, leave for parts unknown. Marjorie Messier leaves her Varga Girl figure to Shirley Smith. Melvin White leaves clicking his heels as usual. Marilyn Yates leaves her friendliness to Therese Collard. Cathe rine M ason leaves to carry on in J. J. Newberry ' s. Norman Larson wills his title. Neatest Boy, to Gordon Clark. Page Twenty-two

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» GIoA,6. by Lorraine Ells and Clarence Janes To the prospective classes of ' 46, ' 47, and ' 48 — We, the Class of 1945 leave in the hope that their four years of high school will be spent as happily as ours were and in the hope that by next year at graduation time our beloved country will be free from the turmoil of war. Lorraine and I want our classmates to take our Class Will in the spirit of fun which we Intended when we wrote It, and so with that thought in mind we shall tell you what the members of the Class of ' 45 leave behind them as we journey forth Into a war-stricken world which we must help to repair. And so Eileen and Claire Deschenes leave their brothers to carry on the Deschenes name. Marie Chilli leaves her title, serious girl to Diana Gallotta. Joe Velletrl wills his title of best looking boy to Lenny Poirier. Nat Weygand leaves her athletic ability to Virginia O ' Neil. Therese Chabot leaves to continue smiling at the customers of W. T. Grant Co. Phil Rushlow wills his shortness to that short Frosh Paul Garceau. Lorraine Clavette leaves her title, shortest girl, to Betty Ann Precourt. Phyllis Lorange leaves to become a nurse. Bill O ' N eil wills his title, boy with the best line, to Bob Deschenes. Jeanne Franklin leaves her title, best dressed girl, to Ann Bishop. Margaret Hawes leaves as quietly as she entered high school. Buddy Messier wills his adaptability for telling corny jokes to Rut Brissette. Lucille Mandallan leaves her piano playing ability to Carolyn Ralston. Barbara Shaw leaves to continue entertaining her servicemen. Henry BleleckI and Eddy Wojclechowski leave the corridors of N. A. H. S. still echoing their howls. Martha Quilty leaves her ladylike ways to set an example for those noisy Freshmen girls. Ruth Murphy leaves her figure to Marilyn Slalger. Joe Jakuboski leaves his trumpet jazz to Maurice Valade. Eleanor Broderick leaves Mr. Bronson looking for a new cheerleader. Florence Cadaro leaves singing Good-bye North High I Love You but Navy Here 1 Come. David Sinatra Parfitt wills his bow ties to Bob Cook. Barbara Curran leaves her poise to Virginia King. Betty Sanford leaves her stenographical ability to Marguerite Norton. Page Twenty-one

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★ ★ ★ ★ Roselyn Gray leaves to find out the meaning of the letters C. B. Marjorie McGowan leaves in her car In hot pursuit of a man. Conrad Foucault wills his brains to John Westcott. Mikey McGann leaves her popularity to Marguerite Weygand. Larry Lincoln leaves in his studious way. Eileen Borucinski leaves in the hope that MIm will be wearing her uniform next year. Helen Ralph leaves her quietness to some of the underclassmen who need a little taming down. Edgar Plante and Ruthie Chabot leave Miss Washburn thinking of the many times she hindered their romance by changing Edgar ' s seat. Agnes Collard leaves her voice to Jeannette Sarazin. Dottle Pond leaves wishing she were Veronica Lake so that she could be In Hollywood near Alan Ladd. Ralph Quilty leaves to follow In his Father ' s (Major Quilty) footsteps. Helene Frazier leaves her friendliness to Dottle Frizzell. Marilyn Madden leaves her flaming glory to Torchy . Ernie Smoothy Rheaume leaves In his Dodge to become a graduated wolf. Elaine WojciechowskI leaves still admiring the Navy Blue. Barb Hale leaves her mystic eyes to Lois Larsen. John Dean wills his athletic ability and leadership to his brother Eddie. Ha Rhea ume leaves to go skiing with Jimmy on the Italian Alps after the war. Eleanor Laporte leaves to wait for her sailor Eddy to return. To the members of the class who have joined the service we leave to them the best of luck for the years to come. Good luck; Sarkis Mooradian, William Mason, Robert O ' Neil and Roger Gagne. And now Lorraine and I leave together — too bad Bill. Page Twenty-three