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

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raw 1948 THE NUHTHEHN LIGHT 1948 0 ff O CAM MM! of 1948 BY JUAN CULHUHN AND A. JAMES MUTT, JH. We, the Senior Class of 1948, upon graduating from the North Attleborough High School and knowing that we are of sound health both physically and morally, but sometimes wonder about our mental faculties, do however, take it upon ourselves to leave to those who are remaining in the school, some privileges or bits of knowledge enjoyed by us during our school term. We, therefore, leave to the Junior Class, the privilege of calling themselves Seniors, and, also, to have the authority to snub and ignore the underfclassmen. To the Sophomores we leave the right to initiate the new members of N. A. H. S. and to keep them out of the upperfclassmen's hair. To the Freshmen, we leave our good luck and good wishes, as they are not im' portant enough to expect anything more elaborate. CHUCK CIOLFI leaves his athletic ability to Peter Dean, the outstanding athlete of the Sophomore Class. ALFRED ACHIN leaves as quietly as he entered. MAE ALLINSON leaves her title Most Athletic Girl to Dottie Dunham. WALTER APPLEBY leaves his stilts to Russ Meyer so that Russ can be the star of next year's basketball team. HARRY AZARIAN leaves still arguing with Miss Washburn. HAZEL BEALS leaves her graceful airs to Marilyn Robertson. DAVID BEAULIEU leaves to become a second Benny Goodman. ROSEALBA BERARD leaves quietly, as usual. ALMA BISHCP wills her goodflooks to Barbara Hunt. LEC BONNEAU leaves his pal, Francis Cambridge, only to meet him later, on the Wayward bus to a famous theatre in Boston. MIM BOYLES leaves her bosom pal, Cecile Landry, looking for a new companion. page fwenfy-eigff

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raw 1948 THE NUHTHEHN LIGHT 1948 Andy Velletri, Chuck Ciolfi, Gene Nardelli, Jack Rioux and Dick Deschenes played baseball. Jack Rioux, Dick Deschenes, Gene Nardelli, Red Langille, and Dick King played basketball. This year's Red Cap with Jean Bragg as editor was a big success. The senior play was so good this year that two performances were necessary to accommodate the eager crowds. In the play were Joan Colburn, Janet Culhane, Marion George, Bob Fownes, Jim Mott, Jimmie Munroe, Betty-Lou Johnson, Jeanette Rockett, Jackie DeBlois, Roger Cloutier and George Jacobs. Their performances showed what kind of talent North High will lose. Now Without further adieu, we, the class of '48 wish to thank the entire faculty for helping us ascend an important step in the ladder of life. We hope the classes following will study diligently to achieve the goal that we have attained f GRADUAf TION. Egg 5352 page fwenly-seven

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fi 1948 THE NUHTHEHN LIGHT 1948 JEAN BRAGG and SKIPPY CALDWELL leave with their ever favorite line, Want to hear a joke? SHIRLEY BROWN leaves to become famous in the field of Journalism. MARY CARROZZA leaves her debating ability to any student who Wants it. ROGER Clip CLOUTIER leaves to accept Hollywood's offer of standfin for Groucho Marx. THERESA COURTEMANCHE leaves to become Dick Deschene's little spouse. JANET CULHANE Wills her title Girl With The Best Line to Abbie Gibeault. JACQUELINE DeBLOIS bequeaths her wavey locks to Charlotte Bassett. ALBERT DESILETS leaves his baseball skill to Red MacDuff. INEZ EARLE and HARRY LIGHTFOOT, as usual, leave together. JERRY FISH leaves to take up matrimony. BOB FISH wills his eager grin and twinkling eyes to Bob Leger. BOBBY FOWNES leaves his unmatchable figure to Jimmy Bragg. THERESA GAGNON and JACKIE PAQUIN leave together. PAUL GARCEAU wills his trapping and fishing technique to Art Leary. MARION GEORGE Wills the care of Mrs. Spangler's Rooming House to Bertha Ash. CAROLINE GIRARD leaves to become head cheer leader for the ever popular Army and Navy games. PAULINE GOODALL leaves her petiteness to Faye Miller. BARBARA GRANT wills her skill of horseback riding to Eileen Maloney. BARBARA HAYES wills her melodies of the piano tinkling through N. A. H. S. corridors to Lee Ann Rhinemiller. BARBARA THORNLEY and PAT ROMERO leave Mr. Coakley sighing, and a definite lull in Room 13 first period. r GEORGE JACOBS wills his title of being one of the smartest senior boys to Richard Funke. page lwenly-mhe