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

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priUjljvru -CfVnrbtijf, Bob: JEANNE PREFONTAINE is following a career in dancing. She is employed as an instructor at Arthur Murray ' s dance studio. Pris: PAUL FONG has become proprietor of New England ' s largest independent cleaning establish- ment. Bob; LLOYD COLLINS still hasn ' t completed a tour of the United States in the car. EMILE ST. GER- MAINE is his private grease-monkey. Pris: RALPH JOHNSON is now completing the task of constructing a suspension bridge across the Ten-Mile River. His private secretary is LINDA SAD- LER. Bob: BOB GUNDLACH is now chef in MARY REZZA ' S restaurant which specializes in Meat Balls a la Mode. Mary employs SHIRLEY GARIEPY, JOAN CHILDS, and MARION MASON as waitresses. Pris: BILL WHALEN has -recently proven himself to be the World ' s Expert Rifleman. His campaign managers are WALTER EDWARDS and PETE LOGAN. Bob: VIRGINIA WILCOX and RUTH McNEIL are both happily married to successful businessmen. Pris: RONNIE QUINN, who was blessed with the gift of gab, has a good job as a TV news com- mentator. Bob: JOAN STACK has recently returned to N.A. H.S. as Girls ' Athletic Director. Pris: GEORGE HOBSON is now employed as chief soda jerk at Howard Johnson ' s. His buddy, EUGENE MULLEN, is the new Sales Manager of Vigorito ' s. Bob: VIRGINIA HAYES has become the first woman to attain the goal of being a Five-Star General in the WAG ' S. Pris; SCUD SCHOFIELD now operates America ' s largest chain of hardware stores. A few of his star salesmen are ALAN PRECOURT, RUSSELL WAT- SON, and BILL ROBINSON. Bob: MURIEL VALLEY and KENDRA POIRIER are secretaries for the MURPHY Engineering Corp. Pris: CHET ROBERTS is the star center for the Bos- ton Celtics who are owned by KARL KINDBERG. Bob: LEE FOWLER and LANE NIMMO are model- ing the exquisite fashions of CAROLE PONT- BRIAND. Pris: CHIC JARVIS has at last taken a trip to the moon. He was accompanied by those renowned scientists, ROLAND HAWKES and BOB WILSON. Bob: SYLVIA WITSCHI has been voted TV ' s Comedienne of the Year. Her script writers are SHIRLEY BETTS, ANN COYLE, and ELAINE LEGER. Pris: JOE HORAN has accepted a position as the President of the Athletic Critic Association. The voice of the Swami faded. Priscilla and Bob returned on their magic carpet just in time for class day at N. A. H. S. Priscilla Wright and Robert Achin The Red Cap T a e 11

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Come with us on our magic carpet to the strange and mysterious world of the Swami. The Swami we are to call on is none other than the world-famous Alcazar. We have just arrived at the palace and the first two visitors to enter the seance room are Priscilla Wright and Robert Achin. A voice from within asks, Who are you and what do you wish? Bob answers, We represent the Senior Class of N. A. H. S. and have come to have you prophesy what is to become of the Seniors within the next ten years. The Swami utters a few magic words, passes his hand over the Crystal Ball, and the two visitors gaze into the future. Pris: Look! there ' s HARRY POLLOCK. He is now one of the world ' s greatest surgeons. He is being assisted by another of our classmates, GINNY WILBER! Bob: MARY BEACH seems to be having quite a struggle with her kindergarteners at the Falls School. Pris: BEV BARLOW is now Superintendent of Nurses in the Boston Children ' s Hospital. One of her staff members is EVELYN BELCHER! Bob: GAIL REMINGTON has finally worked her way up to become President of the Richards Memorial Library. Pris: CHARLIE FEID is now one of the starting five of the New York Knicks and has broken all of the team ' s scoring records. Bob: PEGGY BEAN and REBA NISBET have re- opened the Gold Star Riding Academy. Pris: BRUCE BLISS has followed the footsteps of his father and has recently become a politician. Bob: Florian Zabach has moved over to make room for CALLIE YATES! Pris: NORM DESCHENES is now General Manager of the Thorpe Automotive Chain Stores. Bob: Having done so well in the Senior play, LUCILLE CLAVETTE decided to become an actress. She is at present starring in one of Broadway ' s leading productions Anybody Can Do It. Pris: KENT McMORROW has taken top honors in the Olympics which finished last month in Aus- tralia. Bob: ELAINE LACASSE has recently been chosen as one of America ' s best-dressed women. Pris: DOUG SPENCER has finally decided to make the Navy his career. He is stationed aboard the U.S.S. ROWBOAT. Bob: SHEILA MALONEY and SUE HORMAN are employed as United Nations interpreters. Pris: RED BEACH has recently become the first Six- Star General of the Air Force. Bob: BILL SHUMAN and RED McLEAN are tooting their trumpets with the Boston Pops Symphony Orchestra. Pris: NORM DeBLOIS has worked hard the last few years and is now a famed sculptor and painter. BILL DEGRENIA has made use of his talent and is appearing with the Metropolitan Opera. Bob: PAT TODARO is now head cheer-leader of the Los Angeles Rams. The owner of the team is none other than DON BEAN. Pris: JIM McGuire and PAUL ROBITAILLE, who are now Ensigns in the Navy, have recently been assigned to the U.S.S. Rabbit. Bob: JANET ROACH and ANITA THIBEAULT, the class inseparables, are still seen together. Pris: MERRILL LEGG has returned to North Attle- boro as Minister of the Congregational Church. Bob: LOIS LeBLANC and JUDY GLOVER are both engaged in a professional nursing career. Pris: DICK LANGILLE, our former class president, is doing a fine job quarterbacking the world champs The Cleveland Browns! Also starring on the same team at right half-back is our former co- captain CLARK GAY! Bob: MARILYN UPHAM is a stewardess on the Stack Airlines. Pris: EDWIN FAIR has just completed his own ver- sion of Concave Wheels. He was assisted in pub- lishing the book by his secretaries, BETTY LEWIS and FLORENCE FERNS. 10 The Red Cap

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Being of sound mind and strong student-body, The Class of 1953, (who is the party of the FIRST PART), begueaths all of its possessions to the under-class- men, (who is the PARTY OF THE SECOND PART), providing that the PARTY OF THE SECOND PART merits the possessions willed to them by the PARTY OF THE FIRST PART. To all the under-classmen, and those to come, we leave the new addition to the school, with the hope that it will play a constructive part in bettering their chances for education. To the Juniors we leave all the good times that we had in our Senior year. Also we leave them the teachers that it took us four years to wear out. To the Sophomores we leave the opportunity to plan and exercise their new and different ideas for making money for their class. To the Freshmen we leave the honor of being upperclassmen to the in-coming Freshmen. We leave the in-coming, timid. Freshman class to the mercy of their superiors. BOBBY ACHIN wills his royal title of Best Dressed Boy to that snappy dresser of the Junior Class, Roger Carriere. LUCILLE CLAVETTE bequeaths her congeniality to Patty Doyle. ANN COYLE leaves her wit and humor to any un- derclassmen who can keep them rolling in the aisles. NORMAN DeBLOIS leaves his height to Gary Cornell. WILLIAM DEGRENIA leaves, but takes his many talents with him. NORMAN DESCHENES leaves his cute smile to Norman Legg. WALTER EDWARDS bequeaths his Problems of Democracy notes to Miss Washburn, if she can find them. EDWIN FAIR leaves his title of Most Ambitious Boy to Albert Kandarian. CHARLES FEID leaves his title of Best Looking Boy to Larry Cargill. FLORENCE FERNS leaves her easy going nature to Judy Zaino. PAUL FONG leaves his title of Most Bashful Boy to Jim Cassidy. BEVERLY BARLOW hands down her moniker of Girl Most Likely to Succeed to Martha England. ELLSWORTH BEACH leaves his flying ability to The Space Cadets. MARY BEACH volunteers her title of Smartest Girl to that brain of the Sophomore Class, Ann Schoeninger. LEE FOWLER leaves her well earned title of Smoothest Girl to that little smoothy of the Sopho- more Class, June Mayer. EUGENE GAGNON bestows his title of Neatest Boy upon Fred Scarlatelli. SHIRLEY GARIEPY leaves her roller-skating ability to Claire Lightfoot. DONALD BEAN bequeaths his title of The Boy Most Likely to Succeed to that ambitious youth of the Junior Class, David Rickard. MARGARET BEAN leaves her ability to be friendly to Joan Petti. EVELYN BELCHER leaves her title of Most Bash- ful Girl to Lucille Lizotte. BRUCE BLISS takes his brain with him, but be- queaths to Bruce Walker his title of Smartest Boy. JOAN CHILDS quietly leaves her serious ways to that serious Sophomore, Susan Fisher. CLARK GAY leaves his title of Most Athletic Boy to Don Betts. ROBERT GAYTON leaves his will to argue to Mary Marsella. JULLIETTE GLOVER leaves her winning ways to Nancy Breed. ROLAND HAWKES leaves his brain for exhibition. VIRGINIA HAYES leaves, still undecided where to go. GEORGE HOBSON leaves his trombone to Mr. Bronson. 12 The Red Cap